The Santiam news., March 31, 1911, Image 2

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
CHINA YIELOS TO RUSSIA
Unprepared to Resist She Agrees to
Czar's Demands.
US PERISH IN
NEW YORK FIRE
CABINET RESIGNS
All Mexican Minister* EsCept Lima«-
tour Will Be Replaced.
BIG AUDIENCE
APPLAUDS T. R.
Mexico City. Mex.. March 25. Fol-
Pekin China is not prepared to
I lowing a meeting of the cabinet today
antagonize Russia completely, and as
«very member of that body tender«!
i a result of prolong«*! conferences the
hi* resignation to President Diaz.
Chinese foreign office assured the Rus-
A* yet none of the r«-»tgnati«ns has
: sian minister, M. Kortostovctz, that
been accepted, but on rzcellent au
China would acquiesce unreservedly
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thority it is said that but two of them
to the demands made in the Russian
¡■•«■ibly not Jtn-.re than one wilj be Recommend* Short Ballot
Score*
General Return« of Important Even* ultimatum concerning the provisions Victim* Nearly All Women and Girls,
U. s. Sensts Agsin for Lorimer's
ask«! to remain in the portfolio.
In
of
the
treaty
of
1881,
Russia
insisted
Who
Meet
Death
in
Flame*
or
Presented In Condensed Form
Whitewash Vote.
diplomatic cirri«-* it is assum«*! that
upin an answer immediately.
Leap to Pavement.
for Our Busy Header*.
Diaz
will
insist
upon
Jose
Yves
Li
­
It is generally considered that there
was no alternative course, in view of
mantour remaining in charge of the
Ixie Angeles, March 23. Colonel
China's utter unproparodnes* for war.
New York, March. 27. One hun- department of finance.
Memliere of
A French aviator carried 11 paswn-
Theoloro Roosevelt aroua«-d an audi­
Intense Interest is living manifested [ ami forty-eight persons, nine-tenths of
the cabinet refuse to comment upon ence of 4.000 citizens at Temple audi­
gers in a monoplane two miles.
in the attitude of Japan, which la ob­ i them girls from the East Side, were
their action, but it is said that the torium today to a high pitch of enthus­
viously
holding
entirely
aloof,
al
­
'
crushed
to
death
on
the
pavement*.
Jack eon Titterton, a 620-pound resi­
unit«!
stand was taken not by them, iasm ami call«*! forth from them thun­
though
more
powerful
than
ever
at
• smothered by smoke or burned to crisp
dent of Scott county, Illinois, is «lead.
Pekin.
I Saturday afternoon in the worst fire but by the president, who, it is be­ derous rounds of applause at his em­
Roosevelt says the greatest crisis of
While the issues between China and ' known since the steamer Slocum was lieved. proposes to surround himself phatic am! unqualified d«-«darations on
the world's history will be decided on Russia have been almost obliterated i burned to the water’s edge off North with younger men. in the boj»- that four propositions.
the Pacific.
He commend«*! the p«-ople of ( ali­
by the recent serf«* of ultimatums, ■ Brother island in 1904.
such action will serve to unite all ele­
fornia for their progressive govern­
One hundred ami forty-one bodies ments of the nation.
A Mexican rebel leader says he ami theoretically insufficient cause for
It is probable that the acceptance of ment. saying that it approximstnl his
knows Taft will interfere unless peace occupation exist*. Russia apparently ' have been removed from the ruins and
fear* that she could obtain only p«|n-r ' seven of the injured died in hospital*. the resignations will be coincident i government ideals.
Is restored by May I.
promise* which the Chinese would not This, it is believed, completes the list ■ with the announcement of the names
He emlonu-d the proposed constitu-
A fierce gale on Puget Sonud dam­ observe unless intimidated. Russians
of dead, most of whom are uniden­ of the new minister*. Who will com : tinnsl amendment providing for the
aged shipping and drove many house- here [mint < ut that they have less now­
¡»Hu- the new cabinet is not known, recall of the judiciary of California on
tified.
boats and small craft ashore.
in the way of concessions from China
Grief-crazed relative* besieged the but it may l>* said they will be men the ground that in view of conditions
A large pack of cougars are ex- than when the treaty was signed.
morgue as the bodies were laid out. who have not taken a leading part in ! in this state, there was no other alter-
Some sections of the legation quar- Nearly, if not all. of the victims were the gov*mm«-nt affairs. Neither will i native to assure justice and fair deal­
terminating the deer in Northern Ida­
<«- so ridicule Russia for not follow­ employed by the Triangle Waist com­ it include any who have been idrntifi«! ing by the courts, from th«- standpoint
ho. Hunter* have killed 13 of them.
ing in the first instance the recent ex­ pany on the eight, ninth and tenth with th«- revolutionary movement in- of the people.
A Denver judge released two prise­
ample set by Great Britain in occupy­ j floors of a 10-story loft building at 23 *titut«i by Madero.
He denounced the United States
fighters, saying: "It isn't half so bad
ing territory and awaiting Chinese i Washington place, on the Western
aenate for its Vote in the seating of
as these human bullfights commonly
MADERO WINS VICTORY.
r«-a 11ness to discuss the contested I fringe of the downtown wholesale dis-
Senator Lorimer, and declare«! that
referred to as football."
punts.
But it is recognized that I trict.
the California state assembly in vot-
Tacoma has jasa«*! an anti-treating Russia by failing to do this, has shown
Partners of firm, Isaac Harris and Big Federal Force Routed end Large ! ing a criticism of the Unit«*! States
| senate for its retention of Ixirimer,
that she does not possess aggressive Max Blanc, escaped, carrying with
Number Killed,
ordinance.
designs.
had "shown itself more sensitive to
them over an adjoining roof Blanck's
Presidio. Tex. According to a mes­
Iowa legislature defeated the woman
The Chinese n -wspapers, which are two young daughters and a governess.
the honor of the United States senate
sulf rage bill.
utterly ignorant of foreign affairs, , There was not an outside fire secape senger who reported to Genera) Jose ■ than the Unit«! State* senate itself."
are hostile to Great Britain, which 1 on th«* building.
de la Cruz Sanchez, in «immami of the
He strongy in«i<>rs«*l th«- knove for a
Natives of the New Hebrides islands
they accuse of beginning the present
How the Are start<«d will probably insurgents besieging the tow n of Oji- i shorter ballot, which he said was a
are in revolt against the white resi­
land grab, ami they prophesy that never lie known.
A corner on the naga, insurrvetos under the direct move of first importance in the inter­
dents.
both Japan and France will be not 1 eighth floor was its point of origin
est of popular government.
I command of Francisco 1. Madero have
In closing, he warned the p«*>ple of
California has adopted a law for­ long in following suit.
i and only the three upper floors were
won an important victory in the vicin­ i the stat«- that they were bearing grave
bidding aliens to acquire, sell, be­
i swept.
EIGHTEEN LIVE ON «175 MONTH
<>n the ninth floor 50 bodies were ity of the city of Chihuahua, rout­ | responsibilities in leading the move
queath or inherit lands in that state.
; found, 63 or more persons were crushed ing the F«!eral troops after 160 had j for greater popular government, ami
Unless rains come soon, forest rung Chicago Parent« o’ 10 Children Say to death by jumping, more than 30 been kill«! and 40 taken prisoners.
| eariii'stly enjoined them to us«- their
ers will be put into the field in Wash
Chihuahua city has lieen surround«! [ power with wisdom and discretion.
All Mouth« Ar« Weil Fad.
clogged the elevator shafts.
txise to
ington two months earlier than usual.
by rebels for some w«-ks and all
The ex-president's attack on the
Chicago Should the sovereign state pnqierty will not exceed 5100,000.
riu-iuiN of (-"tmnunication h»v<- bi-.-n senate and his implied criticism of th«-
Pedestrians
going
home
through
The parents of Vincent Walsh Mc­ of Illinois decide to pay a bounty for
cut. Provisions are growing scarce enurts of California, which is indicat-
Lean, the world’s richest baby, are large families and call the roll of its Washington place at 4:50 o'clock were
and many Americans are shut in there. «*1 in his language justifying the
trying to insure him against kidnap­ citizens, Michael Fox, 7810 Vancey scattered by the whiz of something
Madero's aim has been to capture were received by the audience with
rushing through th«- air before them,
ing.
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avenue, will be able to answer "pres­
there was a horrible thud on the pave­ Chihuahua in order that^be might be vig.iroui a| pr--v al.
ent.”
nl>i<- to point to the fact that Jli<- con­
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Mr. Fox, who is a switchman on ’he ment and a body flattened on the flag trolled the state of Chihuahua as
stones.
Wayfarer* on the opposite
ENTOMBED MINER CALLS.
Illinois Central railroad. never has re­
Wheat Track prices:
Bluestem, ceived any congratulations from Th«* - side of the street shaded their eyes ground for claiming belligerent rights
84«t85c; club, 81««(82c; red Russian, <’o *- Roosevelt, although deserving of against the setting sun and »aw the from other nations. He also de»ir«i Faint Tapping in Kansas Coal Mina
wimiow* of the thrw upper floors of to s»-cure such a center of gov«-rnment
80c; valley. 81c; 40-fold. H3c.
Starts Rescue Work.
th.-m
05 the *14.115 children III
the
building black with girls crowding that he might lie in a position to ne-
Barley Choice feed. 52461 24.50 per Chicago Mr. Fox has 16 and they ate
Columbus, Kan.. March 23. After
gotiat«- with Diaz to advantage.
Ma­
to
the
sills.
ton.
all strong and vigorous.
"Don’t jump!" yelled the crowd. dero's victory probably will enable a fruitless ell-night search for Tom
Millrtuff» Bran, 5206121 per ton;
There was a sort of a reunion of the
Cheek, a miner, auppost-d to be en­
middlings, 5278(28; aborta, 52161 22; Fox family Sunday, lut Mr. Fox was But the girls had no alternative. The him to force hie way to Chihuahua and
do battle with the garrison, reporte-d tomb«! alive in shaft No. ¡6 of the
I
pressure
of
the
maddened
hundreds
be
­
rolled barley, 425.50«<i 20.50.
not present.
He was out in the
Southwestern Coal company's mine
Com Whole, 128; cracked. 12*.» ton. switchyards at work, for it takes al) hind them ami the urging of their own to be about 1,200 strong,
near here, rescuer* were driven back
Oats No. 1 white. 527.5Otu28 ton. he can earn seven day* a week to fill fears were too strong. They began to
by mine gas today and for a time were
i
fall
to
the
sidewalk.
AMERICAN
SOIL
VIOLATED.
Hay Track price«: Timothy, East­ h • stomachs and cover the feet of the
forced to abandon the search.
Four alarms were rung within 15
ern Oregon, No. I. 5216; 22; mixed, young Foxes.
Cheek, a *h«>t flror, was supp->s«*i to
' minutes. Before the engines could Msny Witnesses
Swear
Blatt
and
516«<i20; alfalfa. 511.5061 12.50; grain
"How do we manage t > feed and
have been kill«! in the mine last Sat­
I respond, before the nets could be
hay, 513 m 14.50; clover, 5lhul2.
Converse
Arrested
in
Tesas.
clothe so many?" repeat«! Mrs. Fox
urday. when an explosion result«*! in
(¡roen Fruits -Pears, fl.50otl.75 in answer to a question tislay. "Well stretched <>r the ladders raised. five
El Paso, Tex. C. H. Converse, of th«- death of J os«-ph Jopling, the su-
per box; malagas. 56«.i,7.5O per bar­ they don't look as if they didn't get girls had fallen from the eighth ami Glendora. Cal., has filed additional
perintendent, an«! throe miner*.
As
ninth floors so heavily that they
rel; cranberries 113.50 per barrel.
enough to rat, do they?" she asked as
evidence that his win Lawrence, ami th«- bodies of the victims were being
crash«!
through
the
very
streets
to
Apples
Fancy, 22*1.2.75; choice, she looked admiringly at her large
the vaults below. In an hour the fire Edwin Blatt, of Pittsburg, now in jail recovered yesterday afternoon faint
|I m 2; common, 50«<i41 per box.
family.
was out; in 30 minutes it had done its at Juarez, were captured on American tappings were h«-ard in one of the dis­
Vegetables
As|>aragua. I2fc per
"Mike makes ataiut 5*0 a month,”
soil.
tant entries. Help was rushed into
pound; cabbage, 11.50 per hundred; said Mrs. Fox, 'and our grocery bill worst; probably the death list was
He has forward«! to the State de­ the mine and. led by Frank Gilday,
complete
in
20
minutes.
cauliflower, local, 11.25 per dozen; runs between $'.’o ami 4100 a month,
The building stands on a corner partment »tat«-m«-nts of county offi­ state mine inspector, a rescue party
California, 12 25 per crate; celery, but we get along all right.
Two of
cials. Fmiera) officials, line rider* and worked all night.
California, |3.5o«<i 3.75 |>er crate; cu the boys are working for the Illinois with exposure* on two side«, but the
customs guards that what is called
only
fire
escape
was
in
the
interior,
cumbers, 52 m 2.25 per box; eggplant, Central and two girl* work in the tack
A»«>n de Guadeloupe, where Converse
opening
on
a
light
and
air
shaft.
In
COLLEGE WEDDINGS HAPPY.
15c ¡mund; garlic, 106’12c |«>und; factory, so the family income is about
all there were seven exits the single and Blatt are said to have liecn cap­
green onions, 20c dozen; head lettuce, 5175 a month.
They all get enough
tured,
is
in
the
United
States,
and
60e dozen; hothouse lettuce, fl.25 to eat and all are Strong and healthy.” fire escape, two freight eleveator* at
Higher Education Proposed by Dr.
, the rear, two passenger elevator* in that th«- Federal government ba» exer­
per box; pepper*. 20c |»iund; radish­
Wheeler a* Divorce Cure.
cised
d«>
facto
jurisdiction
over
the
! front and two stairway*. All of them
es. 30m 35c per dot; rhubarb, 42 25«;
STANDARD OIL IS BUYER.
territory
for
two
years.
San Francis«»
Co-«*!ucation in
' prove«! almost useless and practically
2.50 per box; sprouts, 9c; tomatoes,
These statements were filed with •American univeraitie* is conducive to
41.75612; carmts, 85coi41 hundred; Southern Pacific Gives Control of all who escap«i either climbed to the
r«M>f ami scrambl«! thence to the roof the State department to controvert the highest and most ideal mar rages,
fiarsni|M>, 85cm 41; tumi;«, 85«« 51;
Associated Oil Company.
of the building occupi«! by the Amer­ the statement of th«- Mexican jefe at according to Benjamin Ide Wheeler,
beets, '.»Ocm 41.
San Francisco Following upm an ican Book company, adjoining, or fled Guadeloupe that he considen-d Ancon preaident of the University of Califor­
Potatoes
Oregon, buying price:
nia.
announcement
made a few days ago , in the first rush for safety before the d«- Guadaloup«- Mexican territory.
4l.25«i 1.50 per hundred.
Dr. Wh«-eler, who bases his «inten­
Onions Buying price, 42 per hun­ that the Southern Pacic company hail j crush ami smoke grew too thick.
Rebel Rsidcrs Put to Rout.
tion
on long observations and statisti­
Th«-
building
stands
now
as
a
shell
named
a
price
for
the
sale
of
Its
con
­
dred.
Torr«in, Mex. One hundr«) regu­ cal data, provide* a new wdution for
Cattle
Prime steer*, 56 m 6.60; trolling Interest in the Associated Oil 'intact; the partitions of architectural
choice, 55.75616, good to choice, 55.50 company to an Eastern syndicate, a j tiling betwwn floor ami floor are lar cavalrymen sent out from here un­ the perplexing divorce problem.
Give higher education to young men
615.75; common. 54<>i5; prime cows, report appears in the Chronicle that sound, ami it is impossible for one der command of Colonel Casillas over­
55<>i 5 50; choice, 54.758(6; common, the prospective buyer is the Sts n lard who »<■*« it to imagine bow the flames took a handful of rebels, camp«l on and women before they marry and the
52*14; choice heifers. 55. 25 m . 5.50; Oil company, saying that the Standard | in so short a time could have wrought Regugio Hacienda, and at the first numlier of divorces are diminished to
volley kill«l eight. The others fled. the minimum.
choice bulls, 54.50 m 4.75; fair to gissl, Oil company "is in a position through . such havoc.
"Marriages made in colleg«- have
Seven hundred hands. 500 of them Prior to that the rebels had held up a
53. 75 m 4; common, 53«; 3.50; choice this contract to assume practical con­
light calves, 47.768(8; fair to good, trol of the entire oil output of the women, were employed by the shirt train near Loma bridge and triad to proved happier than those made else­
waist company. They sat in rows at secure kerosene with which to burn where." says th«- head of the state
f7<i;7.5O; choice heavy calves, 55.25 California field«.
They also robb«! the university. "The value of co-educa-
The Asaocist *1 Oil company is re­ their whirring machines, the tables th«- bridge.
«1,5.50; fair to medium, 54.75m 5;
ported to l»e handling 80 per cent of before them piled with flimsy cloth, Loma station and <-ut the telegraph i tion is steadily b«r«>ming more appar-
choice stag*. 45.258(6.50.
Hogs Choice light.
58.258(8.50; the oil marketed from Califoma fields the floor littered with lint, the air it­ wires ad carried off the instrument*. i ent. The education of the sexes to­
At San Diego Sunday the band n-bt«l gether ensures mutual respect and
self full of flyng. inflammable dust.
good to choice, 588(8.26;
choice at the present time.
Jos«-ph Steele, an American miner, of eelf-rospect. ”
heavy, 47.75618.
dynamite cape ami 516.
Florentino
Treasure Found in Ruins.
Ties Hurls Missis Far.
Sheep
Choice yearling wethers,
Plot to Wreck Admitted.
London Treasure trove to the val­ Rivas command«! the insurgvnts.
grain fad, 54.5O m 4.85; old wethers,
I sis Angeles A huge red touring
Plattsburg. Mo. Ro*«>e Townsend,
54«; 4.25; choice ewes, grain fed, ear was sizzling through space on ue of 51,250,000 is report«! from Jer­
Oldest Engineer Dead.
16 year* old, an«! Walter Carpenter,
53.50m 4.15; fair to medium, grain Spring street Tuesday at a rate that sey.
where it was uncovered by
Taroma. March 25.
John Strange aged 17. accused of an attempt to
fed, 52.75m 3.25; choice lambs, grain looked bad for speed limit, when one Athelstan Riley, while he was pulling
fed, 55««. 5.50; good to choice, grain of the front tires burst with a crack ikiwn the ruins of an old manor bouse Waller Reeves, aged 160 years. di«-d wreck and rob a Chicago. Burlington
fed. 45615.25; fair to good, 54.75<>i6; like a cannon. The force of the ex­ | built in the 13th century with the ob- yesterday at his home in this city. A Quincy passenger train at Holt,
plosion was sufficient to tear a big ’ ject of using the stone to enlarge his He was born in Wilkesbarrv. Pa., Mo , on the night of March ’ll. were
culls. 52.50*r3.60.
The discovery in- Otrober 18, 1810, and at the time of arraign«*! hero. Carpenter, who gave
Poultry Live: Hens. 20c; broilers, piece off the steel rim and hurl it 1 ’hi j present manor.
25«; 40c; turkeys, 2Oc; ducks, 23c; ■ feet through the air ami through the I elude* ancient urns fill«! with »pad«- hi* death was said to be the old«-st lo­ the information which frustrat«! the
Unit«! attempt, was releas«*!. Townsend con­
ge«-««»,
12o(13c;
dressed
turkeys, show window of the Bradley-Wise guineas, coin«*! during the reign of comotive engineer in the
choice. 23m 25c.
| Paint com;iany, 853 South Spring King Georg«> HI and bearing the Brit- States, having been the first engineer fess.*! his guilt and was bound over to
Eggs Oregon ranch. 20c per dozen. s’roet, and do damage inside to the j ish coat of arms on a spade-shaped on the Hamilton A Dayton railroad. the Circuit court. Townsend admitted
Butter
City creamery, extra. 1 extent of about 5100.
The name of shield. One urn bear* the monogram Hr was the father of 16 children, of hi* plan was to wreck th* train on th*
of Emperor Vespasian.
whom throe sons and one daughter high tr«-st)* and rob th* passenger*
ami 2 pound prints, in boxes, 31c per the canmmevr was not ascertained.
survive. Hie wife was the daughter during the confusion.
pound; leas than boxea, cartons and
English Railroad to Be Electric.
Rio Grande Engineer* Get More.
of Rev. William Jonea. a descendant
delivery extra.
New York
The first of the main of the first Ixird Mayor of Cork.
Pork Fancy, lOJm.lleper pound.
Denver, Calo.—As a result of a set­
Chile to Spsnd •16.000.000.
Veal Fancy, 85 to 125 pounds, tlement agreed upon at a conference railway systems of England to be
Santiago. Chilo Th* gvv«mm*nt
Broderick is Acquitted.
12m 12|c per pound.
between officials of the Brotherhood electrified on the American plan,
ha* invited tender* for hydraulic en­
Hops 1910 crop, 17j«;18jc; 1909 of Locomotive Engineers ami officials throughout its entire length, will be
Springfield. III. State Senator John gineering work at th* ports of Vai*
crop, 1S*r.l2|c; contracts, 16c.
of the Denver A Rio Grande railroad, the London. Brighton A South Coast Broderick was found not guilty of paraiso and San Antonio. It is *sti-‘
Wool Eastern Oregon, 12m 18c. ac­ 750 engineer* of that system will be line. The length of the Brighton sys­ bribing Holtzlaw to vote for Senator mat«*! that an *xpendituro in th*
cording to shrinkage; valley, 17m 19c; given an increase of 9 per cent in tem is 479 miles and the undertaking Ixirimer by a jury in the Sangamon neighborhood of 515.000,000 will bo
The jury was
The work will | County Circuit court.
mohair, choice, 32c per pound deliv­ wages, better working rule* and a con­ will be a colossal one.
roquired. Th* bid* will bo opened at
be completed, it is announced, by 1916. out 20 minutes.
ered Portland.
tract for a year.
the end of July.
Doings of the World at Largì
Told in Brief.
Progressive Rule in ( alifornia
Praised By Speaker.
Sky-Scraper Shirt-Waist Fac­
tory Scene of Holocaust.
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