WERE BEING SMUGGLED IN. Launch With Four Chinee Capturad—Cap- tain Escaped. ffll THßOUÖH SHI P Port Townsend, Wash., Oct. 11.— British Steamer Bored by Colom Another evidence of the determina bian Rebels. Government. tion of Chinese to invade this country and evade the exclusion law was ransom of miss stone will be paid brought to light by the capture of a RECEIVED WITH CANNON AND RIFLE SHOT sloop with four Chinamen on board. It Was Feared the Brigands Would Kill the The capture was made by the United And Forced to Flee For Safety—British Cruiser Leaves Panama, Probably to Missionary If Closely Pursued—May States revenue launch Guard, in com Investigate the Incident. Mutilate Her as a Warning. mand of H. B. West, a few miles south of Fort Flagler. When the Colon, Colombia, Oct. 10.—(Previ I Constantinople, Oct. 14.—In com captain of the sloop sighted the pliance with a requestjfrom Washing launch approaching he ran his sloop ous cabling of this matter prevented). ton,the search by the Ottoman troops close inshore and jumped overboard, —A force of Liberals numbering at for the abductors of Miss Stone, the swam to the beach and took to the least 250 attacked Morro island, com American missionary, has been aban woods. A portion of the crew of the manding the entrance to the port of doned, it being feared that the brig launch landed and gave chase, but Tumaco, September 24. The island ands would kill her should they be owing to the dense growth of the un had all along been garrisoned with closely pursued. Arrangements are derbrush the pursuit was abandoned. less than 100 troops, well supplied now being made to pay the ransom On the sloop were found four China with arms and ammunition and com men, who were brought here, ana missary stores, including more than demanded. stated to Collector of Customs Heustis 150 head of cattle and other provis that they paid $50 to be brought ions in proportion. The landing ANOTHER APPEAL. over from the British Columbia side. was effected before daybreak by means The sloop belongs to a resident of of canoes. Only Half the Amount of the Ransom Has Simultaneously the island was British Columbia named Jamieson. Been Raised. This makes the fourth sloop cap stormed from the other end by Lib Boston, Oct 14.—The misunder tured from him with Chinese on board erals on the mainland. Morro island standing existing in various parts of in the past 30 days. Two other is surrounded by shallow sand banks, the country, indicated especially in sloops belonging to other men were and the only means of approaching private advices received here,as to the captured during the same period. I Tumaco is by the narrow river which progress of the fund to ransom Miss The Chinse are being smuggled across is within easy range of the island. ■tone, the missionary, is considered the line daily and the authorities are | The British steamer Quito, bound a sufficient reason for the issuance of putting forth increased efforts to put from Guayaquil for Panama,and touch ing at ports between, anchored off another appeal for funds by the cler-1 a stop to the business. Morro island the night of September »ymen who signed the first one. The 26, and weighing anchor at daybreak BOER WAR SPREADING. Idea is to impress upon the people of started up the stream toward Tumaco. America the danger that still threat The reliéis fired a shot across her ens Miss Stone. The second appeal is Britain Forced to Extend Martial Law—Will bows. Suspecting the situation she As follows: Inaugurate “Vigorous” Measures. immediately turned, but rifle shots ' ‘ Boston, Oct. 11.—The people of Cape Town, Oct. 11.—The Gazette and one cannon continued to be fired America: The prompting of our liearts compels us to issue a second today proclaims martial law in the at her, the former striking her several Urgent appeal to the people of Amer districts of Cape Town, Wynberg, times, and the latter once, making a ica to come to the rescue of Mi s Simonstown, Port Elizabeth and East hole right through her above the jllen M. Stone, the American mis London. The proclamation is the water mark, though the damage in sionary, now held captive by the outcome of the recent visit of the other respects was slight. The Quito then steamed to the farthest point brigands in the Balkan mountains for A ransom of $110,000. Nearly one- premier of Cape Colony, Sir John Gor the tide would permit and again an don, and the under secretary of na chored. The firing was now resumed, lialf that sum is yet to be raised. “Private advices received yesterday tive affairs in South Africa, J. Boss but it ceased after a few moments, the tvere to the effect that it was abso Innes, to the British high commis Liberals having discovered the im lutely necessary to raise the full sioner, Lord Milner. It places under prudence of their action. It is significant that shortly after «mount at once. The story of 30 military control the few points in the Quito incident became known the days’ respite is absolutely discredited in the best informed circles. Today’s Cape Colony hitherto exempted and British ship Icarus left Panama for information from Washington is that the constitution is therefore suspend a destination not made public, but the outlook is far from being so reas ed over the entire colony. This ac presumably Tumaco. The steamship suring as was hoped yesterday. The tion probably foreshadows the com agents have been officially notified not public should not be deceived by the mencement of vigorous measures to accept freight at the port. The situation on the isthmus is idea that the American board, as which those on the spot are under jsuch, will pay any of the ransom. stood to believe necessary to end the unchanged and quiet. Jt has officially declared that it could war. Outrage! an British Subfecti. Martial law will be modified in its aiot, although its membes have unani- Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 10.—The knously declared sympathy with the application to the ports by leaving movement. Will not pastors, ten the docks, railroads and harbors un newspapers here print a number of der-hearted women, patriotic men and der the control of the civil authori letters from Bocas del Toro and other 'representatives of commercial and ties. Military rule will be mitigated ports of Colombia, complaining of outrages on British subjects, includ financial activity everywhere; will in some other respects. ing women. Strong appeals are ‘not everyone aid by giving and so made to the government to send a MILLIONS IN SIGHT. liciting, until the entire fund is in warship for their protection, and [hand A life is at stake, and the life ■of a Christian, a missionary, a patriot Remarkable Gold Discovery Reported from I also to demand compensation. Over 100 refugees have arrived here land a noble American. Mountains of Arizona. from Colon. “All contributions should be sent Tucson, Arizona, Oct. 10.—Charles idirect to Kidder, Peabody & Co. 115 IMMIGRATION REPORT ’Devonshire street, Boston, or Baring, R. and Porter W. Fleming, of this IMagoun & Co., 15 Wall street, New place, arrived here this a-fternoon York. All money contributed will be from the Galluro mountains, where About Half the Paiiengers Arriving Can returned to the donors in case its use they report a remarkable gold dis Neither Read Nor Write. I is not necessary or in event of its be- covery. Tne rich find is located 70 Washington, Oct. 10.—The annual 1 ing hereafter returned by or through miles north of Tucson, and the vein report of Thomas Fitch, commission the United States government. of ore, according to the Flemings, er of immigration at New York, has is 200 feet wide and 6,000 feet in been received at the treasury depart Brigands Shy of Future Traps. length. A canyon cuts through the ment. The report shows that the London, Oct. 14.—The United vein for 200 feet, exposing the vein on number of aliens who arrived during ■ States legation here has received in- either side the entire length of the the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, , formation, which they withhold, of cut. The Fleming brothers assert was 453,496. There were also 113,- some expected developments in the that from the bottom of the canyon 056 citizens of the United States who ; Stone affair. Tuesday it was sup- to the surface the outcroppings of ore arrived from abroad. From a com , posed an attempt would be made to will run from $5 to $1,000 to the ton. parison of the steerage immigration capture the band, but nothing has They estimate the amount of gold in for the last two years it is shown that teen heard since then, when Mr. Has sight at the enormous sum of $7.000,- nearly 30,000 of the increase of last kell reached Samakov. He is not 000. _ _____________ year over the year before was in the provided with funds, but is ' empow immigration from Southern Italy Situation in Afghanistan. ered to arrange the lowest terms. alone. The number of returning The attempts to capture the band London, Oct. 11.—“It is regarded alien residents stands at 10 6 per cent have made the brigands shy of here as certain that there will be an of the total immigration. In the future traps, thus rendering negotia outbreak of civil war in Afghanistan, ” amount of money brought per capita tions difficult. Such tactics are se says a dispatch from St. Petersburg, j there appears to lie an appreciable in verely criticized here. The brigands "arising from the claims of the fourth crease over last year, but the report may in revenge kill their captive. son of the late Ameer, Mohammed says: Moreover the fact that no money was Umar Khan, who is favored by Rus “The conclusion unfortunately is produced on the first demand may sia. Telegrams were sent to Kush unavoidable that our immigration is cause the brigands to mutilate Miss ordering large reinforcements of Rus constantly increasing in illiteracy. Stone as a warning. sian troops along the frontier to be Not only are we drawing more and in readiness, if necessary, to seize more from the countries were illiteracy Robbed Theatrical Trunks. Herat.” is high but also the immigrants Ithaca, N. Y., Oct. 14.—Charles themselves are showing higher per Will Study American Condition!. Norris, car inspector for the Lehigh centages of illiteracy. Nearly one- Berlin, Oct. 11.—Privy Councillor half of our steerage immigrants now Valley railroad, was arrested here to day for the theft of bonds, jewelry Gotseberger, who was recently appint- present an illiteracy of from 40 to ■ n:td other property valued at $70,000, ed by the Imperial government a over 50 per cent. ” belonging to Mrs. Denman Thompson member of the consulting board in and Mrs. Franklin Thompson, of the the connection with the preparation Residence of Clau. Spreckeli Robbed. “Old Homestead’’ company. Most of political and commercial measures, San Francisco, Oct. 10.—The resi- will sail for the United States October ■of the property, including $(50,000 worth of bonds, has been recovered. 17. He proposes to make an unoffi ■ dence of Claus Spreckels, corner of The articles are said to have been cial tour in America for the study of Clay St. and Van Ness avenue, was en by burglars last evening. They stolen from trunks in a baggage car. industrial and commercial-conditions I tered forced a rear window while the family : were at dinner, went upstairs and Record-Breaking Coaching Trip. Armour Plant at St. Louii. i gathered in jewelry amounting in New York, Oct. 11. — Alfred G. Van- Chicago, Oct. 14.—Armour <fc Co. 1 value to fully $5,(XX). Not until late today completed the purchase of a bilt and James H.Hyde are scheduled at night was the loss discovered. No tract of land at the National stock to leave the Holland House at 6 clew to the burglars was found. yards, East St. Louis, and will soon o’clock tomorrow morning on a coach begin the erection of a packing plant ing trip to Philadelphia and return, Gold Du.l Robbery. to cost $1,000,000. and they hope to make the trip a Seattle, Oct. 9.—A $2,500 gold dust record-breaking one. They will try robbery was committed on the Yukon Rolling Milla May Ba Moved. to be back at the Holland House at steamer White Horse on her last voy Everett, Oct. 14.—It is reported 110:30.o'clock at night. The distance age up the Yukon from Dawson. The here that the Lakeview rolling mills by road for the round trip is about 200 I treasure was owned by Dr. P. D. at Tacoma contemplace a change of miles. Seventy-two horses will be Carper, who arrived in Seattle today base. The management has a site in used over the route, th^y being j from the north. The dust was a por changed every six or seven miles. tion of a $25,000 shipment. Everett under advisement. Bv Order of the United States Venezuela Inclined to Peace. Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 14.—Ven ezuela, on the surface, is inclining to the attitude formerly expressed, of favoring a friendly and conclusive ar rangement between Venezuela of the existing trouble, principally because the Venezuelans were defeated at Guajira. They see small chance of vanquishing the Colombians on the Tachira frontier. President Castro fears the vivifying effect upon nation alism of another military disaster. Duel to ths Death. San Deigo, Oct. 11.—Two rival sa loon-keepers were killed in a barroom here last night. The two men were standing on opposite sides of the bar. Angry words passed and they drew their revolvers and fired simultane ously. Posey sank down behind the bar and expired almost instantly. Quinlan staggerd into the street and fell. He was picked up and taken into a nearby saloon, where he died a few minutes later. INTENSE COLD OF WINTER. Commander Randall Says Troops Deteriorate in the Climate. Washington, Oct. 10.—The war de partment has made public the annual report of Brigadier General George M. Randall, commanding the depart ment of Alaska. General Randall lays much stress on the rigors of an Alaskan winter. The cold he says is intense and continues so from No vember to April, with severe and fre quent blizzards. There is no dock age for ocean vessels at the supply port, Fort St. Michael, and all sup plies must be lightered from ships in the open. If the weather is rough the work of lightering becomes im possible. General Randall says that the moat important work in the depart ment, after providing for the housing and supply of troops, was that of con structing the military telegraph line and military road through Alaska. The total length of the line construct ed up to August 15 was about 400 miles. 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