KLAMATH
REPUBLICAN
—"-4
VOL. VII.
KLAMA1II PALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 2, 1902.
EVENTS OF THE DAV
RIOriNO AT MINES.
IH.lurta.nc«. Extend (>v«r KM, Mil.. In
• he Itard Coal District.
GATHERED I ROM ALL PARTS 01 Till
TWO HEMISPHERES.
NEWS OF OREGON
Hilladelphl., Kept. 26.-OI the 10
•nlhraeit« ,.oa| pro<llwhl)| (.(,u,lti(tlt (j|
‘•’»«•Vívanla, »tato troop. are un.
-••»H hm I in five. iM.pit, u,„ preienw
of the trisips in th«*
» districts, rioting
and general 1 awlesnness continues in
the hard •'*) territory from Forest
« ¡(y, Susquehanna county
on the
N,’«‘l'. to Williamstown ’
Dauphin
«»«ty. on ths south, a distance of
"•ore than loo U1il«». The section of
Hie »(like region j| Ji the vicinity of
on nt < ¡tyi niijcij jiai
«'iv«ly quiet ever since the strike be-
gan, was greatly wr(„|K)lt IIp t(Mjay
• row.ls ..f strikers interfering with and I
iM’Htini men who had returned to work,
»0.1 an a result Sheriff Mscy, of Sus
ITEMS OP INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS
m 'LH an transports
C olombians .
American Commander Carries Out Terms
of Prospective Treaty.
TOOR ABANDONED
NO. 2«.
TROOPS TO THE SCENE.
Striking Miners Resist Sheriffs, Who Call
on the Governor for Aid.
NATIONS AT OUTS
Washington, Sept. 25.— The navy PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS LAID UP
Scranton, Pa., Sept. 24.—Sheriff GREAT BRITAIN AND VENEZUELA MAY
department is in receipt of the follow­
BY AN ABCESS.
Schadt, of Lackawana county, tonight
SEVER RELATIONS.
ing cablegram from Commander Mo
Comprehensive Review of the Import,
telegraphed Governor Stone to Bond
Commercial and Financial Happenings of l/*an, of tin* cruiser Cincinnati:
ant Happenings of the Past Week,
boons to his assistance.
The sheriff
“Colon, Sept. 22 —The United States HI» Affliction Is the Result of the Recent had just given to the newspapers a Venezuela Will Not Give Up the Island of
the Past Week - Brief Review of the
Presented In Condensed Form, Most
guards and guarantees traffic and the
Trolley Car Accident — Operation was
Palos. Over Which Great Britain Re­
Growth and Development of Various
l ikely to Prove Interesting to Our
proclamation announcing he would call
line of transit. Today I permitted the
Performed Successfully and President
cently Raised Her Flag — Respective
Industries Throughout Our Common- exchange of Colombian troops from
Many Readers.
the troops if tlie lawlessness did not
Placed on His Special Train — Case Is
Ministers Mav be Olven Their Pass­
wealth Latest Market Report.
1’anama to Colon, about 1,000 each
Panama
cease, when he received a series of tele­
In No Wise Serious.
ports at Any Time.
way,
the
troops
without
arms,
in
train
phone
tails
to
quell
disturbances
up
The emperor of Corea in dead.
guarded by American naval force in
the valley. He found on investigation
Americans find the task "f reducing
Twenty-seven bales
cn of
<>i bops
oops wore
were
H»me manner as other passengeis.
Indianapolis, ccul
Sent. . <o
25. , — President
London, Sept. 21.— The Associated
the Mums more difficult than untili.
sold in Salem a few < «lays
’
ago for 23 "r,nM a,,<i ammunition in separate train Roosevelt’« Western trip _> came to an that the situation was such that he
pa toil.
cents |>er pound.
could not cope with it, and sent a call Press is in a position to announce that
guarded also by naval force in the
untimely end in this city yesterday.
Hanie mannor uh other freight.
for troops. Adjutant General Stewart diplomatic relations between (ireat
■ A lone highwayman ■mar
The assessment roll of Columbia'
He was found to be suffering from a
McLEAN.
”
called the sheriff by telephone, and had Britain and Venezuela are on tho verge
Idaho, held up a slug« and
county shows the total taxable proper- !
swelling of the left leg, between the
A
belief,
which
lias
grown
so
strong
,
(500.
a
long talk with him. The adjutant of being severed.
ty to be worth (1,597,840.
that it can no longer be disregarded, knee and the ankle, that required im- general suggested a posse of citizens be
Any day, almost anv hour, may bring
Henry Phipps, a New York steel
Oregon City schools are in a very is held j» Central and South American ’ mediate surgical attention, and instead
the announcement that the British
magnate, ha» given (100,000 for the
crowded condition, the enrollment be­ diplomatic centers here, and it should of being taken to his train to continu- called upon for assistance. While the minister at Caracas has been given bis
relief of Bo«rs.
sheriff
was
preparing
to
act
upon
this
passports, with corresponding action
MUty, tonigl.t u-ke<l Gov ing larger than ever before.
be stated that the impression prevails the journey to Fort Wayne and Mil­ suggestion he received more reports of toward the Venezuelan representative
President Rm,revolt han announced ernor Stone for troops to assist him |
waukee, he was conveyed to St. Vin­
Rain
throughout
the
Willamette
val-
in
spite
of
emphatic
expressions
of
his determination to visit tlie Pacific and other civil authorities to pre­
in London. The present diplomatic re­
ley lias delayed prune drying ami it is high officials of tlie United States cent’s hospital, where he was operated violence up and down the valley, and lations are so strained that to quote a
Coast next spring.
at
once
sent
another
urgent
telegram
to
serve the peace.
feared may result in injury to the crop. government to tlie contrary, tliat the on.
The operation occurred at 3:45
responsible British official, it would
Tlie cruiser San Fiam loco lias nailed
the governor, calling for immediate really make very little difference if the
At present there are four full regi-
I-arge crowds attended the opening large naval force which has been sent o’clock, and lasted only a short time,
from Norfolk, Va., to Panama to pro»
ments, two companies of another and of the Eugene carnival, despite the to keeji the traffic open across the isth­ when he was taken to a private room assistance, and the Thirteenth regi­ fact 1became public property by the
tect American interest».
mus will jirevent, by its very presence,
twro troops of cavalry in tlie field. Tlie rain. 'I he business houses have a num­ tlie continuation of hostilities along the in the hospital to rest. After taking a ment, with headquarters here, was absence oi the diplomatic representa­
tives from Caracas and London.
Ac­
Five hundred riotous Berkeley, Cal., Ihirteenth regiment is encamped at ber of nice display».
ordered out.
j railroad on any extensive scale, and light luncheon at 7:30 P. M., he was
cording
to
-the
British
^government
’s
students tisik possession of a train mid
The worst of tonight’s outbreaks oc­
Ranchmen in Josephine county will j soon bring them to a halt altogether; conveyed on a stretcher to his train,
understanding, Palos island belongs to
created general havoc. Ono arrest has ‘Miphant, six miles north of Scranton;
curred
at
Archbold.
A
crowd
of
200
i
that
the
force
has
been
sent
there
in
the Ninth is quartereil at its armory in he forced to use strenuous efforts io rid
Great Britain just as muehjas Trinidad,
b»en made and more will follow.
which had backed up on a “Y” near
the country of coyotes, which are doing anticipation of an early signature of the ihe hospital, and at 7:50 the train left strikers, mostly foreigners, ransacked and so far as known no question as to
Two tramps were killed in a freight Wflkeslmrre; tlie Eighth regiment and I much damage to stock.
Panama canal treaty, and that it will for Washington.
the quarters occupied by the 40 men its ownership has ever arisen. Inhab­
the Hecond Philadelphia troop are
wreck on the North western in Iowa.
I mi kept there to maintain order and
The
accident
which
betell
him
at
aider eaavaaea the top <>( H hill over­
employed
at the Raymond washery of itants of the island have recently been
The Salem commercial club has quiet along tlie strip from Panama
shot or otherwise endangered through
Another «all has been made on the looking Shenandoah ; one battalion of
Pittsfield,
Mass.,
when
a
trolley
car
the Ontario & Western company, while the action of Venezuela, whether by
taken steps to distribute 80,000 pam­ , to Colon, which, by the terms of the
governor of Pennsylvania lor trmips in the | welfth ami Governor’» troops is in
phlets through the East in the interest j i prospective treaty, the United States is crashed into his carriage, is responsible tlie men were at work, and then meet­ government or revolutionary partisans,
tlie strike district.
for the eudden ending of the presi­ ing with the men as they were return­
the Panther creek valley, and one bat­ of the Willamette valley.
to control.
dent
’s trip, and his being compelled to ing, drove them back to the refuge of is not known. For purposes of protec­
talion
of
the
Twelfth
is
preserving
order
|
J. I*. Morgan is opposed to tlie re­
undergo
the operation. In that acci­ the washery. The mob then returned tion the local West Indian authorities
A
free
rural
mail
route
has
been
rec
­
in
the
city
of
I,ebanon,
where
tlie
iron
nomination of RiMMH'velt, ami is work­
timber can be saved .
dent
his
knee
was badly bruised and an to the colliery proper, drove out the ordered the British flag to be promi­
ommended
out
of
Forest
Grove,
but
ami
steel
workers
are
situated.
If
the
ing bard to defeat him.
... .
I abscess quickly formed which gave him engineers, firemen, pumpmen and nently displayed on the island, hence
disorder continues, Goveinoi Stone there will be some delay on account of „ T
A hair ami feather factory in Chicago will be coiii|H*lled to call out additional being no map of Washington county If Taken Out of Burnt District and Used some trouble, but not enough at first guards and took possession oi the the protest which the foreign office says
is only one of many.
Within Three Year».
to interfere with his plans. Dr. Lung,
was dmtroyed by tire. Several |i«r»iins soldiers.
roads.
breaker. The plant of the electric light
An exceptionally prominent official
were overcome by smoke. Inins, (7,00(1.
Portland, Sept. 25.—J, A. Bucidy,
offiical physician, together witbJDr. company, which is supplied with steam
W Idle there lias been no ing general
The Oregon blind school at Salem who control« a large amount of timber ^*e^iar^son» who accompanied him on
said
to a representative of the Associ­
from the breaker, had to shut down, ated Press this evening:
Hail in Slew Mexico stripped tree» of riot, the disturbances have l>een of such opened with 32 students, the san e as
and tlie whole region around was left
fruit and lightning set tire to th« capi­ a serious nature an to cause the autho­ last year. This institution costs tlie ...... ' «• «•....... . ......... .
Affairs in Venezuela are so hope­
Every
In the attack on the lessly
tal, which was saved after a hard light. rities much apprehen ion.
state about (7,000 a year, or (220 for in the region so recently devastated by Dre. Olivet and Cook were called to the in darkness.
muddled that we can get nothing
effort is being made by tlie sheriffs oi each pupil.
breaker, two men were shot, one a done. I here is no concealing the fact
the forest fires, has just returned from Columbia club, where the president striker and the other a workman.
The Colombian revolution lias broken the several counties affected and the
that the V enezuelan government has.
out in a new plsi-e.
Condition» ar« troops to preient disturances from
entertained at lunch. They
Chief Deputy Sheriff Miles Mc­
Tiie session of the Methodist confer- an inspection oi the damage wrought was to
much disturbed on th» north coast, grow ing to hik ’I i an extent as to cansi* < nee just held in Grants Pass proved to by the destructive blaze.
Mr. Bueklv decided ‘hat 8n operation was neces- Andrew was attacked and shot at by a made heated protests to our minister.
' «ary, and that it should be performed m<>b at Oliphant. The steam pipes of The chief grievance appears t> be the
m-ar the mouth of the .Magdalena river. IdiMstshed,
Reports are coming in be tlie best ever held in the state.
'
t
at once. This decision wan arrived at the 1 ennsylvania Coal company’s col­ allegation that the British government
A Sacra men to t i ver steamer burned non every netton of nonunion men Over 151) members and delegates were
“The fire worked eastward from before luncheon, but was not allowed liery at Old Forge were blown up with is aiding tie revolutionary army. It is
and
other»
being
either
shot
or
clubbed.
in
attendance.
at her din k in San Francisco. Several
needless to say this is perfectly base­
Wind river to the Lewis river country, to interfere with the meal.
dynamite tonight. Two colored cooks
pasnengers were more or lens severely Houses of workmen have bten either
We only wish the United States
burning a strip of territory from 10
The announcement came as a thun- at the colliery were rescued by deputy less
•The
registration
at
the
agricultural
biirm-d or dynamited, and attempts
injured.
to 15 miles wide all the way. This I derclap out of a clear sky.
The presi-
would take over the who*e country, and
college
is
much
larger
than
last
year.
sheriffs from a crowd that was hasten­ then perhaps we could get some peace.
have l»««n made to hold up coal trains
A Now York man is suing » street ■>r derail them.
Both dormitories are full and every strip is about 10 miles back from the I .lent appeared in such good health ing to lynch them.
Of all the disturbances of the last de­
river
and
lies
in
nearly
an
easterly
and
I
otherwise
that
it
was
hard
to
believe
car company for (5,000 on account of
Coal is being shipped from many available private boarding house in westerly direction.
cade, the present ap|>ears to lie the
The timber on that he was about to undergo an opera­
ail accident which coni|M<lltt4 him to pattn of th« coal fields to market, but, town is taxed to its utmost.
RAIN DID MUCH OOOD.
worst. This, combined with the atti­
eight or nine townships was destroyed, tion. He had delivered an address
shave off his whiskers.
compared with th« normal output, the
tude of the nominal government, makes
Repoits show that the Indian school and it is estimated that it amounts to earlier in the day before the Spanieb-
All is in readiness at I ort Riley, quality is innigifleant. The output for at Chemawa leads all others in the 4,000,000,000 or 5,000,000,000 feet in American War veterans, and also ad Saved Crops, Stopped Fires, and Insures us somewhat indifferent to any action
Winter Grazing.
this wm-lc will I mi much £less than tlie Northwest. While the attendance at all. / A good deal of it is simply killed,
..........' • dressed - the
-
Kan., for the war maneuver».
which may take place.
The Venezue­
citizens of Indianapolis
average pioduction of one day, which the other institutions is falling off, that and can be
*
“
I
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v
—
.
from
y
)e
o
f
the
C
ommerc
i
a
l
Denver,
Sept.
24.—The continuous lans appear to lie rather reckless,
saved
if
it
can
be
cut
and
A balloon explosion at Vienna r«- is Hlmut 300,000 tons.
Tlie strikers school shows a marked increase.
brought out within tlie next four vears. club.
He was the picture of health, rain that fell over the entire eastern thanks chiefly to what I presume is the
suited in th« death <>f 30 persons.
a»M*rt that very little of the coal is
“fhe fires were started bj* careless and many comments were made during portion of Coloradc, beginning with a mistaken notion that Washington will
A movement has been started in settlers and campers, who build a blaze the early part of the day on how well
Fire al Birmingham, Ala., destroyed freshly mined, ami that it is mostly
protect them from the results of their
cos I washed front the culm banks or Albany to print 75,000 pamphlets for up against a big cedar log, and then .go he looked. It was noticed, however, heavy precipitation last night at 8 folly, however inimical that might be
property to the value of (220,000.
lias lN*en stored at various points since advertising Linn county in the Middle away and leave it burning.
o’clock and continuing until about to the lives and property of British
It soon that he walked with a slight limp.
Roosevelt is In-ing urgi«l to announce the Htrike liegsn.
I West.
noon today in a milder form, has saved subjects and those of other Europeans.
spreads and then all Hie surrounding
an extra session of congress in 1903.
the late crops and placed the ranges in As we understand Monroeism, Vene­
The Salem school lioard has fixed the country becomes involved. Such fires
BIO FIRE IN ISLAND CITY.
Postal receipts of Oreogn and Wash-
splendid condition for the grazing, of zuela is quite mistaken in this matter,
salaiies of all tea-hers in that city, were started near Stevenson and Wash­
ingtoti for t he pant year »bow a good
other than principals, at (40 par ougal, and they were, I think, the main Destroyed Mills, Wheat and Houses, and cattle during the coming winter. All though apparently the impression has
fears of a shortage of water, both for much to do with her present action.”
Objects to United States Removing Cuban month.
iiii-rease.
causes for the forest fires that fol­
Threatened Entire City.
human and animal use, are allayed
War Rccorda.
lowed.”
Cholera hau broken out again in
Fruit growers in Polk county say
La Grande, Or., Sept. 25.—Fire in Reports from different places in the
MILLMEN ASK EIGHT HOURS.
Havana, Sept. 26.—One month ago that the prune crop will not only be
Egypt ami many cuse» are being re-
Islam! City, yesterday afternoon, mountains are to the effect that snow­
PINS HIS FAITH ON PUBLIC.
President Palma wrote a letter to light this year, but that brown rot han
[mrt<*<l daily.
destroyed (55,000 worth of property. fell during the night to a depth varying Will Strike in Minneapolis Flouring Mills
Three men were badly injured by an Washington asking that all the mili­ attacked the Italian prunes in ionie Gompers Says if They Knew the Situation The Pioneer flouring mill caught fire from three to eight inches, and chat
Unless Concession Is Granted.
tary
records
now
in
charge
of
Chief
sections, and that this will further de­
at 3:30 o’clocx and was completely the forest fires that have been burning
explosion at the Willamette Iron
the Strikers Would Win.
Clerk
Steinhart
I
m * kept in Cuba for at crease tlie yield.
Minneapolis,
Sept. 24.—Unless an
destroyed,
together
with
an
adjoining
Works in Portland.
for a month or more have been
l.-ast one year, as they were absolutely
eight-hour work day is granted in the
Washington, Sept. 25. — President grain elevator.
Tbe
flames
spread
quenched.
It
seems
that
the
rain
and
The taxable value of Lake county
An unsuccessful attempt was made to nm-esvary to conduct government busi­
Samuel Gompers, of the American rapidly and in a short time the Island snow were general on the eastern slope flour mills of this section a strike will
wreck the czar's train while he was on ness. President Palma did not receive property is (1,599,033, an increase of
Federation of Labor, last night made City Mining & Milling Company’s of the Rockies from Montana tc New- go into effect September 29. The mills*
his way to St. Petersburg.
a satisfactory reply to this request, and (78,486 over last year.
of. Minneapolis produce 16,900,000 bar­
an
address before the Central Labor implement warehouse was in ashes. Mexico. On the western slope the pre­ rel» of flour, or nearly two-flitbs of the
The district fair and carnival at
Continuing the fire destroyed a harness cipitation was fitful.
An electric car al Akron, Ohio, last week the war department sent
total output of the country," yearly.
jumped the track, injuring a dozen orders to its agents here to send imme­ Baker City, which closed last Saturday, Union. He said he believed that if shop, blacksmith shop, tannery, three
diately to Washington the records of was a very successful affair from eveiy the people knew the exact conditions residences and the only church in the
The local union officials declare their
passengers more or less severely.
CUBA WANTS TROOPS TO OO.
the auditor’s office.
Preparations are
action has the support not only of the
which have prevailed in the anthracite town.
A French aeronaut with a new flying being made to comply with these point of view.
National Federation of Labor, but the
A
high
wind
was
blowing
at
the
time
With
proper
facilities
for
irrigating
Secretary Root Intimates that Its Desire
machine has mode two unsuccessful
region for tlie past quarter of a cen­
active co operation of the other flour
orders.
the land, Baker county will in time be­ tury they would raise^nch a hue and and it looked for a while as though the
attempts to cross the Mediterranean.
Will
be
Gratified.
President Palma, however, strongly
mill employes’ unions of the country.
whole town was doomed. Everything
The l.lmo Branch, the largest vessel objects to the removal of the documents come one of the chief agricultural coun­ cry that the men who own the mines was at the mercy of the flames, with
Washington, Sept. 24.—The govern­ They declare, therefore, that if a strike
ties
in
tlie
state.
Considerable
im
­
and the operators would not dare op­
ever entering the Columbia river, is in question, and has protested to Wash­
provement along this line is already pose the strikers in their demands, so no protection, excepting what could ment of the United States is to be re­ is declared here the action will be fol-
now loading at Portland. The steamer ington in the matter.
He says the being made.
lowed elsewhere by a sympathetic
great would be the indignation of the be afforded by hand pumps and water quired to terminate the last vestige of movement. If the strike , is declared
has a carrying capacity of over 8,000 Coban government is now paying all
buckets. By hard work two ware­
public.
its
authority
in
Cuba.
The
war
de
­
Eugene Horton, son of tlie Oregon
tone of cargo.
the demands will embrace a stipulation
the expenses oi keeping up the auditor’s
Resolutions were a'dopted petitioning houses containing 60,000 bushels of partment has been advised formally that none but union men shall be em­
Hayti is taking active steps to end office, and is willing to continue to do City postmastei, has received notice
wheat were saved, though some 30,000 .
. .
congress
at
its
next
session
to
institute
|
^ePar^n)enf of state that Presi- ployed in the mills. The flour loaders’
the civil war, fearing American inter­ so, and that it is a matter of justice to that he has been selected as alternate a thorough investigation of the condi­ bushel« near by were consumed.
The value of the mill plant is esti- l dent Palma has notified Minister and packers’ and nailers’ uniona have
allow the government to have easy ac­ from the First congressional district for
vention.
admission to West Point, and has lieeti tions in the anthracite coal region, mated at (2,000, with (20,000 insur-! S9uires ,hat 1,6 desires the American expressed sympathy with the demand,
General Miles considers the coast cess to the records.
ordered to report to a board of officegg witli a view to remedial legislation.
ance on wheat and mill.
The value trooP8 femaming in Cuba to be with- li the strike is declared 3,000 men
fortifications of the Northwest to lie in
at Vancouver Bai racks, Washington,
•will walk out.
American Soldier» Restore Confidence.
of the implements, machinery and id r*wn‘
...
excellent condition.
DEATH
IN
GAS
EXPLOSION.
for mental and physical exa »¡nation.
warehouse is (31,0000; insurance I secretary Root, while he has not
Colon,
Colombia,
Sept.
26.
—
Three
The cable steamer laying ths trans-
ALASKA RAILWAY ROUTE.
(14,000. There was no insurance on c?me
»uyconcluiion, has intimated
Atlantic cable from Victoria, B. G., companies of United States marines,
Four Miners are Dead, Five Injured, and the residences, and only 11,000 on the * ia^ the troops might * be withdrawn,
who
arrived
h
ire
on
the
auxiliary
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Seven Missing.
covered 164 miles the first day.
church. The mill will be rebuilt at 11 *9 8 matter that could not be hastily Located from Tanana River to Summit of
cruiser Panther, have reached Panama.
The American Line ateiuiiHhip St. Another company, consisting of 80
decided, and it may be discussed
discnsBed with
Fairmount, W. Va., Sept. 25.—Four once,
Alaskan Range.
President Roosevelt while the secretary
Paul, which arrived at New York a men, will be kept in Colon. The men Wheat—Walla Walla, 62@62%c; blue­ men are dead and five others are lying
Seattle,
Sept.
24.-W, G. Atwood,
is in the West. At present there are
few days ago, had a natrow escajMi of this latter company will be used to stem, 64}ii@65c; valley, 63@64)^c.
Bolivian Dispute May be Settled.
in different wards at the Miners’ hos­
chief engineer and topographer of the
her
way
eight
companies
of
coast
artillery
in
Santiago, Chile, Sept. 25.—The .for­
from destruction by firn on
guard the daily trains across the isth­ Barley—Feed, (19.50; brewing (20.50. pital here, suffering from cuts, bruises
Alaska - Central Railway company, ar­
across the < cean.
Flour—Best grades, (3.0533 75 pe> and other injuries as a result of a gas mal exchange of treaties between Ar­ Cuba.
mus. The confidence of foreigners on
rived from the nerth today, and in a
explosion
at
a
coal
shaft
located
at
gentina
and
Chile,
providing
for
arbi
­
report made to the h eat representatives
The death list of the Alabama the isthmus has been restored in a large barrel;‘"graham, (2.953 3*20.
Says America Is Prying.
Stafford, this county, today.
In ad­ tration and limitation of armaments,
Ona measure by the arrival of American
of tlie company states that a feasible
w...
u.v.. _
______ —
church
disaster
is growing,
Millstuffs
—
X^Brau,
I
17
per
ton;
New
York,
Sept.
24.
—
The
Croroio
dition to these, seven more men are has taken place amid great .ceremony
incn-of-war and the landing of troops
route has been found from the Tanana
hundred and ten 'lead are re|s>rted.
lis; missing. This evening a force of men at the government house in the pres­ da Manha, a newspaper, complains of river to the summit of the Alaskan
in that locality, and the guarding of middlings, (21.SQ; shortB,
Explorer Baldwin, who has just re­ trains by tho soldiers.
are searching the mines for the lost ence of President Riesco, the Argentina the United States battle ship Iowa's range. Other reports received from
chop, (17.
turned from an Arctic expedition,
■itinera.
The disaster was caused by minister, Senor Portella and delegates visit to Brazilian waters, cables the Rio
Oats—No. 1 white, (1.00@1.02S . the gas from a leaking pipe being ig­ from the diplomatic corps and the local Janeiro correspondent of the Herald. parties in the field are that the former
holds the old idea.of an open jiolar sea
Panic at a Wedding.
proposed route from Resurrection bay
gray, 95@$1.
nited from a lamp carried by one of authorities. It is reported that a It says the warship is making surveys to the Tanana has lieen ^lightly
as baseless.
London, Sept. 26.—A special dis­
Hay — Timothy, (10311; clover, the miners now lying dead.
prompt settlement of the questions in of the Rio Janeiro bay, especially ob­ changed and the line will now extend
An Ohio school teacher has lost bis patch from St* Petersburg says that
dispute with Bolivia, is likely, and serving the strategical points and tak­ due north. Atwood also reports a big
position because be made white gir s while 400 |Miasants were attending a (7.50; cheat, (8 pel ton.
The coal field on;the CatwelJ river, about 30
Oil Fuel on Atlantic Liner.
that it will result in stability to this ing photographs of the forts.
ami colored girls who had been quar-j wedding celebration yesterday in a
Potatoes — Best Burbanks, 60365c
newspaper asks the government to stop miles south of the Tanana, fully 200
New York, Sept 25. —The Ameri an part of the world.
ruling kiss.
' barn at Werba, near Moscow, a fire was percental; ordinary, 50355c per cen­
the Iowa's actions, characterizing them miles square.
Along the hanks of the
Ten thousand people attended an started front a cigarette and a panic en­ tal, growers prices; sweets, (2.00 line steamer Kensington arrived today
as “prying.”
Coal Miner» Make an Offer.
from
Southampton.
The
Kensington
32.25
par
cental.
river the veins extend to a depth of
sued. Women and children were trod­
open air ihiihh meeting in Now o
Pottsville, Pa., Sept. 25.—A delega­
1,000 teet. He reports detiosits of fire
Butter—Creamery, 253 27)£c; dairy lias been laid up at Newcastle, Eng­
den under foot. The tire spread rap-
organized in sympathy with t io s ri
Telegraphers Organize.
land, for some time, overhauling ami tion of mineworkeis called at theoffieea
clay between the veins.
Copper sul­
17H@20c;
store,
12i®315c.
I
Idly,
ami
within
a
quarter
of
an
hour
ing cjii I miner«.
Chicago,
Sept.
24.
—
The
Internation
­
installing a pl <nt for the use of oil as of the Philadelphia & Reading Coal
phate was also found, the waters of the
over" 100 of the wedding guests had
Eggs
—
22
325c
for
Oregon.
By a cave-in at « West Virginia coal been suffocated or burned to death, and
fuel. On the way from Newcastle to and Iron company tonight and sub­ al Union of Commercial telegraphers river containing so much that fish can­
Cheese— Full cream, twins, 12H Southampton the oil was used suc­ mitted a proposition to return to work was formed here today at a convention not live in them.
mine four miners lost their lives.
nmny hail I mm ’ u seriously injured.
313c;YoungAnierica, 13H(*14<Mc; fac­ cessfully, but as the plant was not if they could have assurances that of 40 delegates, representing as many
A panic in a Birmingham, Ala.,
tory prices, 13 lj^c less.
quite reaily for an extensive vojage the President Baer will adjust all local­ cities throughout the United States. A
South African Colonics Assessed.
No Tax on Philippine Cigars.
Negro church cost 78 lives, am
The constitution patterned after that of the
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, (4.50® full test was put off until the return differences at the collieries.
Washington, Sept. 20.—The commis­
Londen, Sept. 24.—The Daily Mail
many more were seriously injur .
International
Typographical
Union
was
delegation will have a conference
this morning says the government has
sioner of internal revenue, in a circular 5.00; hens, ffl 0035.50 per dozen, trip from this port.
with the company's officials tomorrow­ adopted, providing for a working card decided that the new South African
Two wrecks occurred on the
letter to collectors of internal revenue, Il@ll«<c per pound; * springs, 113
United Mineworker» Recognized.
morning, and it is believed a settle­ to each memoei every three months. colonies are to lie teqnried te pay (500,-
Pacific in Washington, in wbi<
calls attention to the opinion of the at- 11 He per pound, (3.5034 00 per doz­
Charleston, W. Va., Sept. 25.—The ment will be reached.
The convention adjourned after the 000,000 toward the cost of the South
engineer was killed and several pa j torney general to the effect that no in- en; ducks, (3.50 35.00 per dozen; tur­
I’ivmonth mines tonight signed the
election of the officers.
keys,
live,
13@14c,
dressed,
17318c
per
African war. Thecoknies are, how­
..
....
------
ternal
revenue
tax
can
be
assessed
leg-
sengers injured.
Relief Funds Inadequate.
scale promulgated by the Huntington
ever, to Be allowed ample time in
Runia has sot October 8 as the date ft|| 01l ..¡gars shipppd from the Phi lip­ pound; geese, (4.0036.00 |>er dozen.
Boxers Continue Operations.
Tamaqua, *Pa., Sept. 25.—Strikers’
which to mak« thk
r . , Mining
word
Mutton—Gross, 2*^®3c per pound c< nvention and agreed to recognize the
uetit.
.................................
(rK,X/'T“
United Mineworkers of America. This pickets patrolled the Panther creek
London, Sept. 24.—In a dispatch profiia will prohabL
bo imprinted on the dressed, 6c per pound.
b
red 10 per
colliery today in an effort to prevent from Shanghai, th« correspondent of cent more that.
will put about 500 men to work.
Manehurii.
tlia! ..„„toms import stamp attached to the
g before the
Hogs—Gross, 6 lic; dressed, 73756c
nonunion men from going to work, but the Standard declares that Boxerism in war, and
Kb obtained
per pound.
Major Powell Dead.
| no violence is reported.
Those in a tlie province 4 Rzechuen has not yet by grajrfi
l^satona.
Haven,
Me.,
Sept.
25.
—
Major
J.
W.
Veal—7@8c per pound.
position to knew sav that if a break oc­ been subdued. The premises of the
Macedonian Insurrection Orowlng.
Bee!—Grose, cows, 33356c; steers. Powell, director of the bureau of eth- curs in. the strikers’ ranks here it will China inland mission at Meichou have
Collapsed.
ba» written
¿entnry- She* I Hofla, Bulgarin, Sept. 2(1.—Advictfs
nologv of the Smithsonian institute at be due to the small amount of relief heen destroyed, but no lives were IMI r
o Sept 21.—The post- .
...
m
.,iv ' from Macedonia show that the insur- 356@<56c; dressed, 637c per pound.
to appear serially in rhe
(
mgny
Washington, died at his summer home being distributed. It is claimed that The Boxers, according to the
y
movement there is increas-
Hope—16317c; new crop 20@22c.
U*»« coltapiwwl Hi is even-
calls it “Ixivoy Mary, and
r "i" the be mai
here. Hn had been critically ill for . (2 a week is the largest amount a mar- spondent, ar« threatan’ng
g
™“°nTahI rai|r0R(1 and telegraph lines
a total wreck.
Wool
—
Valley,
1256315
¡Eastern
Ore
­
About
admirers of Mrs. "’88*
' ried striker can s«cura.
I Taulian, Hung Y«n and UR m
’«rsons wer« buried in tbe nini.
gon, 831456c: mohair. 25 3 26c pound. some days.
to know that this optimisti. « Lh,r*t’er are'damaged in '»»ny places.
reHppcars in the new story.
*
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OF THE STATE.