KLAMATH VOL. REPUBLICAN. VII. KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JULY EVENTS OF THE DAY BIGGEST in the WOHLD. Cotton M.II l0 B< Bunt*«, K«n.., City— NEWS OF THE STATE ANTHRACITE COMBINATION. 10, 1902. WORK OF CONGRESS BELIEVED HE HAD SHOT TRACY. NO. 14 PRESIDENT SIGNS IT Preaident Roosevelt Want* to Know If It b Whatcom Officer Kill* a Bed Man, bat It was a Truit ITEM8 OF INTERE8T FROM ALL Net the Oregon Convict | Kan«*. CUy, Mo„ July 3,_Tb. THE WORLD. 8E88ION NOW CLO8INQ WA8 A INDIAN WAR PENSION BILL BE New York, July 2.—President Roose- Whatcom, Wash., July J.—Pol lew­ Star says: PARTS OF OREGON. velt ha« n-qui-Hted Attorney Genera) VERY ACTIVE ONE. COME8 A LAW. man Frank Alvord allot a man through A Comoro», ffevtew ol ‘T“*’"1 "'“°n ,nl11 ln l,‘« *'>''d Knox to submit an opinion, nay« a the pit of the stomach, inflicting a (.•mpreteretvs Bmtew ,h. lmpofUn< .. t,, 1m, |)|n|t Commercial and Financial happening* of Im. Washington dispatch V> the World, a« wound which will prove fatal. Th* Itaperelag. <4 th. PM< Wert. teSeily. Ten Bi||i(,n <(> |(e U> whether the combination controlling Canal Appropriation, War* th* Largest Ever man gives the name of Godfrey R. Pea With Wh'ch Root*veli. Pry* and Mead- portanc* A Brief Review of th* Growth the anthracite coal output eoiistitute« a Mad* for a Single Purpot*, Except for Campbell, and his home as Black River ta • Ceeteaeed Penn. Which I. Mo,t »3.100,090 of which has .1- «non Signed the BID Ar* to Bo S«nt to bed Improvement* of th* Many Industrie* trust within the meaning of the Sher­ Policeman Alvord, who War—Reduction of $73.35»,000 in War Falls, Wash. Ltksly to Preve ef laiemt lo Our M.ny r"a'1’' ,H*" «ul>s< ribe.| by Eastern and the Old Soldier»-Will Be Rewarded Throughout Our thriving Commonwealth man anti-trust act and the decision of shot Campbell, believed at the time ■ w Weatnm t|h( wJ)J Reade*« —— Revenu* Taxe, Alto Largest Ever Made the United States supreme court there­ With All Haste—All Concerned Ar* Well that he was dealing with either Tracy —Utaai Market Report. on. In making this request the presi­ >'»0,<8»0 «pin.Ha, al|,| j a.ooo h —Many Other Important Acta or Merrill, but the authorities have re- Pleated. dent gave Attorney General Knox the oeived circulars containing an an­ * '’"•l’l<’y ».800 operativ.,«, «nd have Tho gunlsiat Marietta has been report recently prepared by Carroll D. l*Fro|l "I 12,450,000 « year. The nouncement of the reward offered for The receipts of the state land office Washington, July 3. — The work of orderisl to Hayti to protect American '■l’»< i'y of the mill, Wi|| he 170,000 Wright, commissioner of labor, after a Washington, July 2—The Indian the men, and are positive that the man for June were $35,240.84. interest*. careful investigation of the differences the first session of the 57th congress shot is not one of the escaped Oregon War veteran pension bill is now a law. According to the city niifieriiitendent existing between the coal operators ami has been marked by exceptional busi­ convicts. President Roosevelt has affixed hi* 76,000,000 is.un.fa ot fini«hed cloth. Senator Elkins, of West Virginiu, of schools, Portland has a population the miners, the facts forwarded by Policeman Alvord olerved a gun in signature to the bill and the pen with madu a lengthy speech on .the annexa­ I i" value of the annual output will, it of ness activity, with many questions of a trifle over 98,000. President Mitchell, of the United Mine­ which he signed it has been turned over tion of (lulu*. '""‘•«.‘I. aniount to $12,760,000. far-reaching importance and general the man’s pocket while he was walking to Representative Tongue. The bill, • ‘ ricity will b« aH (|ie motive on the street, and as he was desperate The first lalw.r trouble in years in workers of America and all other data Earthquakes in Asia Minor destroyed interest engaging attention. With the looking, after consulting with Officer as soon as printed as an act, will be l"'w r «nd o,v.-rH| now device« will Im Astoria was caused by the plumbers in l.is possession Iwaringon the subject. many lives and demolished the greater ¡-"■'«11-1. There will ) h , four mill It will Is- the duty of Attorney Gen­ exception of the Cuban reciprocity Jessup,^he determined upon his arrest. sent to the commissioner of pension*, going on strike for an increate of 50 l«rt of 20 towns. eral Knox to formulate an opinion for bill, most of the larger subjects of gen­ The man turned Into a side street, fol­ with instructions to use all possible 'Ui dings, stal cards at ration that the anthracite combination laws. ■nd Willamette river* ask for n raise of Notable among these larger halt. The stranger replied, “Not ,by a sary blanks, which will he furnished to doesordoesnot constitute a trust. His d—d sight!” whereupon the officer $10 a month and will strike if they do Ml Donald, formerly a Ijanker of Ksnsa« the Portland |H>stoffice for Jone measures is the isthmian canal bill, ordered him to throw up his hands, at claimanta upon application, and will not receive It. , l!' ,U1<1 of tho KaiiNHHCity amounted to $20,444.14, an increase of present instructions did not requite him to go further and express an which consummates the efforts of half the same time drawing his revlover. be ready to receive and pass upon liim-H, who recently ha« been interest- $3,130.86 over* the same month of last opinion as to the probability of sm ivss- General Cronje, the I oer commander, a century to link together the waters of The man attempted to draw his revolv­ claims and evidence as submitted. In has taken th« oath of allegiance to King —1 in iui II h at .Mammoth Springs, Ark. year. view of the urgency of claims under ful prosecution under the Sherman anti­ the Atlantic and Pacific. Aside from er, atathe same timegrabbingTiold^with this law, Representative Tongue has Edward. Many of the remaining trust act. one hand the officer’s gun. The officer prisoners are following his example. The president will, it is believed, de­ its national and international import, fired, the bail striking the man in the urged that all Indian War pensions be termine on his subsequent lineof action awe, this bill probably involves a larg­ pit of the stomach, passing clear made special. In order to avoid un­ Many of the miners ami other strik­ after Attorney General Knox has ren- er sum of money than that covering any through. He maintained a terrible necessary delays, the department cau­ ers in the anthracite coal fields are dered his opinion. willing to return to work, and it is not j other single undertaking by the govern­ fight with the officer. Officer Jes.-up, tions claimants to fill out posit!’# answers to all questions that are em­ likely that the trouble will last a great ment, outside of war expenditures. who had come to his brother officer’s bodied in the blanks, and to have all TREATY OF ALLIANCE. assistance, and a large number of by­ while longer. The Philippine civil government bill is standers who were trying to render the evidence sworn to before a notary pub­ Senator Bailey, of Texas, assaulted Renew,I of the Dreibund by the Three another measure of far reaching import­ officers aid, were fully five minutes in lic before being submittnd to the com­ Senator Beveridge, of Indiana. The ance, extending to our remote Pacific subduing the man. A dozen blows from missioner. Omissions of this char­ Power, in It* Original Form. southerner declared he «as insulted and a policeman’s club, succeeded in crack­ acter necessitate the return of papers to Berlin, July 2.—The treaty provid­ possessions a system of internal govern­ ing the man’s skull, but not in loosen­ the claimant, and often occasion con­ demanded retraction, but the Indiana ing for the prolongation of the alliance ment together with coinage, currency, ing his grip on Officer Alvord’s gun. siderable postponement. senator said he had meant no insult and Representa­ Iwtween Germany, Austria-Hungary banking, corjioration, timber and home- His hand was finally broken in order to tive Tongue will forward the pen used hail nothing to retract. and Italy (the dreibund) has been stead laws. loosen his grip. The authorities are by the president, as well as Speaker Congress held a suasion last Sunday, signed in Berlin by the imperial chan­ confident that the man is a desperado Henderson and President Frye, of the the first time in 91 years. Among the other important laws en ­ cellor, Count von Bulow; the Austrian of some character and wanted by offi­ senate, in signing the pension bill, to ambassador, L. von Ssogyeny-Marich, acted are those repealing the war reve­ cers. Chicago sheet car men will go out if the Indian War veterans of Oregon. and the Italian ambassador, Count nue taxes, extending and making more they Jo not receive more pay. He has had applications from the Ore­ Lansea di Bosca. The alliance was effective the Chinese exclusion laws; TEXAS DROUTH BROKEN. gon Historical Society for this pen, but One was killed outright and 30 in­ renewed in its original form. Upon holds that it rightfully belongs to the establishing a tariff of goods to and jured in a railroad accident in Col- the request of the im|>erial chancellor, Heavy Rain, Are Reported from Dalia* South veterans, and if they see fit to turn it orario. from tho Philippines; extending the the text of the new tlriebund treaty will over to the Historical Society, he has to the Gulf of Mexko. lie kept secret for the present, and it is charter of national banks for 20 years; no objection. The botine rieclde«! the Missouri con- not certain whether its publication establishing a permanent census office; Dallas, Tex., July 1.—The long tested election by declaring the M-at Senator Mitchell, who introduced the 9. will occur later. s vacant. restricting the sale of oleomargarine by drouth prevailing in Texas was quite bill, Senator Foster of Washington, -i The announcement of the signing oi M generally relieved today. Heavy rains who reported it, and Representative With the exception of iron and the dreibund did not cause surprise, as placing a high tax on imitation butter; are reported from Dallas south to the Tongue, who has been so active in the a our export* this year will iMWt the renewal had been taken as a fore­ providing a consular and diplomatic Gulf, and many sections north, east house, and accomplished so much in !!<•• inrr previous record. Z gone conclusion since Cennt von Bulow service for Cuba; establishing an ex­ and west bare received portions of the getting it through, are very happy that Social «i X was in conference with the Italian and tensive system by which the govern­ downpour. The corn crop is said to be the bill is finally a taw. In fact, all No grvut anxiety is felt in WBabing* 'S Austrian ministers during the Easter ment will aid in the irrigation of the beyond redemption, bnt cotton will be the Western representatives feel that a • > j ~ j i ¿ a k ä ton official circle* regarding the situs* Godfrey IkHiHM'rat holiday. German officials have never arid sections of the west. saved. long fight has been won, and that mer­ lion in Vetivxenla. evinced the slightest concern at the The repeal of the war revenue taxes There was considerable alarm for the itorious services are to be rewarded It has Imen ascertained that the man many rejiortfl emanating from Paris and has reduced taxation $73,350,000, and safety of Galveston throughout the d»y, Pr M.k« killed at Whatcom, Wash., in mistake Prohibition other diplomatic centers reporting the is said to be the largest single reduc­ as a severe gale was reported raging MI88 MORRI8ON CONVICTED. for Tracy, «as Insane. prospects of a renewal of the dreibund tion of taxation ever made in this coun­ there this morning, and telegraphic to be gloomy, and they knew all along try. Bv this step the last of the taxes communication was entirely interrupt­ Again Found Guilty ef Murder ia th* Second King Edward's health continues to that Italy's flirtation with France was inq>osed at the beginning of our war ed during the day. It was later learned, improve. His coronation has ls«en set Degree. not intended to be disloyalty to her with Spain are wiped out. The Phil­ however, that no damage had been sus­ for the eixl of Septemlier. T Eldorado, Kan., July 2—Jessie Mor­ Teutonic allies. ippine tariff act imposes 75 per cent of tained and that the water was bat Queen Alexandra received Whitelaw vi the Dinglev tariff rates on articles com­ slightly above normal. At Houston, a rison, in her third trial for the murder Reid, tho special ainlxssailor of the WAS NOT ACQUITTED. ing from the Philippines to the United high wind prevailed, but no serious of Mrs. Olin Castle, at her home in United States, and Mrs. Reid in a very this city in June, 1900, was found States, and also imposes duty on arti­ damage is reported. ("rawfonl É courteous manner. * Krpubliran guilty of murder in the second degree Court Martial Found Central Jacab 11. Smith cles entering the Philippines from the United States. The oleomargarine act FEDERAL ARBITRATION BOARDS The jury was out 12 hours. The -r- Fighting has been renewed in Hayti. Guilty of Violating Rule* of War. may be appealed again. results from several years’ agitation. lì The situation is complicated as there Wann Washington, July 2.—It is an­ It places a tax of 10 cents a pound on IX’iiKMrat Jessie Morrison killed Clara Wiley LZ ar* several candidates for tho presi­ flout* Labor Committee Order* Favorable Re­ nounced by the war department tbat substances colored to imitate butter. i Castle with a razor in a quarrel eight dency and each ha* an army fighting port on the Bill. BH the case of General Jacob H. Smith will days after Mrs. Castle had been mar- The irrigation act is of special im­ it the real. Krl«ey not be acted upon before the end of the portance to the West. It creates an ir­ Washington, Jnly 1.—The labor com­ ned to Olin Castle, with whom both Prohibition A heavy hail storm in the vicinity ol present week, at the earliest. Judge rigation fund in the treasury depart­ mittee of the house has perfe« ted and women had been in love. Miss Morri­ X r. Greeley, Colo., destroyed much 0111*11 Advocate General Davis, has completed ment into which is to be paid the pro­ ordered a favorable report on the bill son is the daughter of H. M. Morrison, Srkrr^n X“* rw e* re w* CQ g »-* « ~ S’ ’S fruit, broke windows and did other his review of the proceedings of the ceeds of the sales of public lands in the empowering the president to appoint formerly a circuit judge. RcpuMirati . -s rs WW « The first court martial and the pa;>ers are now arid states. This fund in turn is to be federal arbitration boards to investigate trial resulted in a disagreement. damage. At in the hands of Secretary Root, who is used in storing water and establishing and adjust strikes, lockouts, etc., which the second trial Miss Morrison was Boer prisoners, who have been con- Myer« so busy with other matters that he has irrigation systems, the irrigation sec­ are of such magnitude as to affect in­ found guilty of manslaughter and given fined on various British islands for * not yet had time to give the case the tions to lie ojren to homesteaders, who terstate commerce. The membership a five year sentence. 8he spent but some time |>ast, are lei ng sent home as X attention it deserves. are to be charged a proportionate share of the board was reduced to five mem­ two months in the ¡penitentiary, being rapidly aa [sissible. ■f. It has been generally understood that of the cost of the improvement. bers, three to be appointed by toe pres­ granted a new trial last February The American and British mission General Smith was acquitted by the As the foreman finished reading the The Chinese exclusion law continues ident and one by each of the ‘parties to X court, but it transpires that such was exclusion “until otherwise provided the labor controversy. The duties of verdict in the present trial Miss Morri- buildings at Ten Ku Chao, China, have H Mr ! »univi not the case, the court, it is alleged, by law,’’ and also applies the exclusion the board are to investigate and report r" Iwwn destroyed ami a missionary killed Prohibition ’J*'6’ threw ber«rms around having found General Smith guilty of “to the island territories under the jur­ the facts, the idea being that publicity her aged father’s neck, hid her head on by a mob of Chineee. t X violating the rules of war and sen- isdiction of the United States.” of the actual facts will do much to com­ his shoulder and both wept bitterly At a continuation of hi* testimony Ä fenced him to be reprimanded by the pel an adjustment. Furthermore, pro­ Later in her cell Miss Morrison refused The amount of the appropriations of lieforo the senate, Admiral Dewey says reviewing authority, which, in this the session will run unusually high, vision is made that the contending to talk except to say that she had not Aguinaldo was after loot anti his own case, is President Roosevelt, Inas- owing in part to the amount required parties may submit their cause to the expected a conviction, adding: personal gain, and not the independ­ much as the case is considered strictly to build the isthmian canal. H “The judge was against me from the When board of arbitration for final decision, h ence of hie people. confidential until finally acted upon by Mr. Cannon submitted a general esti­ but this is not (ompulscry. The bill first to the last.” £ the president, it is impossible to obtain mate of appropriations a few weeks ago, will be reported at once, but it is too A bill has lieen passel by the senate Break* All Recarte. any official information in regard to it. he made the total up to that time late in the session to expect final extending tho time for making tinnì 0 proof in desert land entries in Yakima Bloomington, Ill., j0|y g __ A|. $691,445,000. Since then the canal bill action. SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE. g county, Wash. Tho bill has not yet wither records in Central Illinois are has been passed, carrying a present Official Trial of Torpedo Boat Destroyer. betng broken this ye#,. R^jn h„ fa|. passed tho house. appropriation of $40,000,000 for the u. Baltimore, July 1.—The official trial len steadily for 24 hours, appnwhing Two New Steamship Companies Start a Ser­ franchise and enough more for the $ Nix firm* in Paterson, N. J , have At Barane rights of Colombia and for beginning of the torpedo boat destroyer Truxton a cloudburst in extent at times. vice From New York. *0 complied with the strikers’ demands Socialist the work to carry the total up to $5C,- has been held over the Barren Island intervals last night snow fell, while the and the men have returned to work New York. July 2.—Actual and pros­ 000,000. The entire cost of the under­ measured course in Chesapeake bay. temperature fell to 46 degrees. But This will most likely break all op|x>- pective trade with South Africa has as­ taking is approximately »184,000,000. The vessel exceeded her contract speed ro t‘h" /’,n ‘h7* W°°,d been Bright u sition to the union. sumed such proportions since the term­ This estimate also omitted several con­ and the mean endurance average for an frost. Excess of moisture this sum­ X Prohibition hour by 1.9 knots and 1.066 knots re ­ ination of the Anglo-Boer war that two mer has given all clasees of crop* a^J. tracts and other expenditures which King Edward continues to improve s Her maximum speed ions backset. steamship companies have inaugurated will carry the grand total for the ses­ spectively. r- and will lie out of all danger in a few lion ham service between this city and South sion almost if not quite up to the billion corrected for tidal allowances was a Democrat days. st 29.9 knots, while under forced draught African points. It is the intention of dollar mark. M Another Imiian* Teraade. s aí Canadian troop* in Routh Africa are she averaged 27.66 knots for one hour. the agents to maintain a bi-weekly Evansville, Ind., July 2.—Three nor Uran « eîs-t r* C4 ei 04 •“> CO £ wri 04 r-e r-t rl being sent home a* fast as transports s The Truxton was built at Sparrows sons were killed and several badly ¡„I service. For the last few years the Republican Ï5 SILVER TO MEXICO. Point by the Maryland Steel Co. can be had. carrying trade between this port and Jared in a tornado that passed near the South Africa has been in the hands of «'»ytonight. The fatalitfei Xreed Senator Mitchell made an impressive Government Admit* Five Million Ounce* Free a combination consisting of three lines. Blit, I, Renominated. at St. Wendell, about 10 miles from ejieech befoie the senate in favor of the el Duty. The new service has already resulted Detroit, June 30. — The Republican .M.el,r. T.»p.,ho(th.X“ >• 1905 ex|x>sition. h in a reduction of rates. Teredo, Tex., July 3.—Large ship­ state convention renominated Governor alwot two miles wide and had . fear’ Z The seventh week of the coal miners’ u “The demand,” said an official of ments of pure silver in bars have been Bliss on the first ballot. A motion to bai,d‘n«e de­ 3 o strike in the East sees no material one of the new lines, "is mainly for made through this city. o It is from make his nomination unanimous was molished. The loss to property will lumber and building materials, for New Jersey and is going to the Mexican defeated, however, by the objection of amount to about $100,000. change in the situation. which cable orders are coming to this government mint in the City of Mexi­ editor M. L. Cook, of Hastings, who The Union Pacific has discharged its country every day, and also largely for co. One hundred ami nineteen bars had placed John Patton, Jr.,ex-United Great Fire at Cap* Tewa. ent ire fore«' of macninlsts at the Omaha supplies of grain and agricultural im­ were shipped through yesterday, mak­ States senator, of Grand Rapids, in Cape Town, July 2.-The flre which •hops with the exception of 10 men. A petition is being circulated asking plements of all kinds is very large and ing a total of 616 Imre. Philadelphia Leave* Panama. The average nomination, and who waged • bitter yesterday destroyed a number of large An amnesty proclamation to Fili­ weight of the bars is 75 pounds, so the fight against Governor Bliss throughout business houses in the heart of the citv 5..w York, July 3.—The United the Southern Pacific to extend the serv­ is rapidly increasing.” pinos will lie iatmed July 4. This will States cruiser Philadelphia ha* left ice from Sheridan to Portland via Cor­ the campaign. total number of pounds is 46,200. broke out again this morning, bnt was release all political, but not criminal here, north bound, says a Panama dis­ nelius so as to include Sundays. Trolley C*r Overturn*. These shipments will pay no en­ finally got under control and extin Ninth Infantry Got, East. prisoners, including Aguinaldo. The Mexican govern­ Denver, June 2.—At 11 o’clock last frame duty. patch to the Herald. Governor Salazar guished with the assistance of soldiers Work is progressing rapidly on the night an electric street car loaded with ment, it is understood, some time and Generals Guitorrez and Allaya San Francisco, July 1.—The 10 com­ and bluejackets. The losses agwrewata The Carnegie Steel Company has „.«de a inrewell call on the cruiser. repair of the Madison street bridge at people returning from a suburban re­ since granted the American Smelting A panies of the famous Ninth infantry, 250,000 pounds. "CTregate voluntarily rained the wages of all of Portland. The structure will be open sort. jumped the track and overturned Refining Company the right to import which arrived on the transport Kil­ its unskilled employes 10 per cent. for public travel in about two weeks. at West Thirty-eight avenue and 5,000,000 ounces of silver bullion that, patrick, left for the East today, Colonel Killing Fl«h by Dynamite. Engagement Merong. This will affect nearly 16,000 men. Homer boulevard, and 11 persons were has been ex|K>rtan>libn i's>A*tlr It is reported that Andrew Carnegie onel Ixinis M. Maus, the insular health chartered in 1901 make upthis increase. ; reasonable '•ported to have offered theCtinatd 1 lin* cur)ng work I- sxh on tko the Klondike Creek that the plan to consolidate Missouri tire proper, which will be ready abou commissioner, say* that there probably gave his second cousin, Miss Harriet »56,500,000 for its fleet. Railway. ™e majority have not the have been 2,000 deaths from cholera in The taxes on big cotporations foot up mines by Eastern capitalists was only the fall of next year, almowt simultanl .11-111 a a FroaF ♦<-» control nr.ni.cl Allulo u ltL the 4k.. completion —— l_aS . trust to ously with of* the îî”*! , ........ to outfit to prospect or go to Lauder, of Pittsburg, $1,000,000 when the provinces, of which it is iin|>osei- considerably more than 12,000,000 an- part of a plan to form X iceory Liu Kun Yi innistn in pny* the creeks, and are lingering she became Mrs. J. C. Greenway re­ nually. 1 the coal output of the United State«. transit system. r*p»