KLAMATH VOL. IX. REPUBLICAN. KXAMATII FALLS, KLAMATII COUNTY, OREGON, (M TOBER «, I 1iMp|Miintm* nt, and the taxi lee of the «ii( luty. Th« glimmer from the departing day anJ the ana ted. not go on to Harbin and the problem perceptible pulse evidenced the final were lo*t, but there were many narrow emperor. Th« prince will ms wind lio* led »fol n>o*n««l like a |K»w«r- men ashore saw the stranded vessel "Didn't 1 tell youT” said the man struggle. eacapee. charge of the ministry of tbe interior ful moiiati-r, making the earth and •landing with moi» in the sand while who had proclaimed it a human voice, of wintering hie troops is a serious one There were present at the bedside The hope ot the Ruxiaai is to defeat The fLxxl was caused by the heavy today. everything upon it tremble while It the victorious wave* were |x>unding when be reached the place. when death came the senator'* son, rain which has been falling for two the Japanese at Mukden. The latest developments in the ritu­ piirancd its way a* alnedy •• a tide from her at a rale that must soon break her "Well, 1 told you that it waa a Rockwood Hoar, hi* dangther, Mary day*. At 8 o’clock last night the al ion at tbe front ia tbe definite eatab- th« deep. Souvenir Lewis and Clark doll*» Hoar, and D. Warren R. Gilman, who ' to pieces. ■mall human being, and it ia," replied storm assumed cloudburst proportions, liahment of the fact that Field Marshal Tree* l«emled tlicir leiiigha to th« Hut to render aid to those aleiard the the man who had pronounced the cry have been *ent to President Ro*«ilil*. ■ nd mem! er of congress who were II- attendance upon tbe senior. No aa coming from a wharf rat. Animas river went over its banks. left. General Kuropatkin’s report the end of their ttiiii-at roots. Ilouae* earthly craft could live in such a "It’s mate ia old enough for you," trumental In *ecuring the apptopr.s- At 3:30 it was impossible to «et shows that tbe Japanese have reached rockad and awayed like a weather vane ■ca. Hlowly tion to the Portland ezp«aition. I“ and aa-lly the tollera id remarked one of the fishermen, PAYNE VERY ILL. within a block ot the river bed at any Davan. on tire weet bank of the Liao The more the < i.hiluii ia wi-nde-l their way to their u|x>n thrir foundation*, "Yes, but he is ot little uae now, he A mail car from Pari* to Havre, con­ point, and Commercial street was flood- river. A considerable concentration of timid of tlie men and the women and home* in th« village where they tulli ia deail," was the reply. taining about 100 pouches of American Hcarf Dixasc Develop« In Marked w| for three blocks in the heart of the Japanese is observed st Hianchan, on children, though accustomed to atorros, the story of the wreck. "Not much, see, he >>|>eria hla eyes!" mail, was broken into and 91 pouches Poem In Postmaster. business district. Meantime the elee- the Hun river. 36 miles southwest ot crouched and lr«inl>i«d with ■ wed 11 ■houtol one of them joyfully. opened and rifled of such valuable* as Washington, Get. 1. __ Poatmaster ' u',ic ,j«h» •,»d P**nt* had bren flood- Mukden, and Japanese cavalry ia mass­ preaaiol a U|Hin tlirti fa ea •■ th<-y lis­ CHAITER If. A Md pii-ture, yet one that gave they may have contained There ia no ed, and the city waa in complete dark- ing in the vicinity of the Pu river. tenn-l to th« deafening din ts liich wa« Geneial Heniy C. Payne ia «©rioualy pleasure to the flshermeu, presented record of their conten * or of the valu­ Age ami Infancy Drift Ariiore. Tbe latter is a tributary of tbe Hun ■ wm-ping Ilia earth. ill at his apartments at the Hotel nee*. itself. A short, stout old men, with ables abstracted. Hundred* thronged Th« water* at the btoarl trewith ol With the cloaing in of darknea* the gray hair and whiskers, lay laahed to Arlington nere. here. ..larzeu Marked symptom* or of — r of citizen* -------- -------- •»— the — river, which crosses the line of railwsy heart trouble have developed, and bi* *Are*!B on 1 16 *■'*!<* °‘ submerged midway between Tie pas- and Mukden, the Collin l>la river aroae like wild •torrn abated. Aa if rebuked by the W. J. Bryan i* a grandfather. a broken spar of a ship, He was ■teed* *• they met the »torin-drlvi n | deep ahailea ol night it skulked away condition lxx-ar.es., serious during the «nterns and doing and may furnish a natural line of ad­ protably three acore and ten. The Disease i* claiming many Japanese their best to provide those diiven from vance from the west. Only its wave« of the l'a< itic and iiattled with Hikes aulalued trvspaaaer. • lay as to cause grave concern. spar lay upon bia right leg and he soldier*. Oyama's armies now appsrently cov­ their homes with shelter. them for aupremacy. The combatting -ambling. diMp|«aring footsteps ci uld Mr. Payne returned recently from a ' could not move, Hail thia not been Warning of the flood was given when er a front of 60 miles for enveloping element* formed like a mountain rang- I m - heard in the distance. Tbe batth-riiiap Connecticut ha* been trip to the W«x*t and appeared much j the caae he cotibl never have relaered along the liar, showing, with th* rapid But for the booming of old ocean’* himself from the timber, for he waa •uccec«fully launched. improved, though I.is htalth haa been the river left its bonk* by revolver shots movements, ffis wings are extended to the northeast and weet of Mukden. Ity of a ka trblcM tiplr View, | Vuk», mad wave*, who seemed to feel that she poor for a long time. He went to the ami the ringing of the Are alarm, fol­ numb and dazed, more dead than liv­ The Russian cruiser Orel brok* a lowed by the blowing of all the loco Thus far the Russians have found little fulchru am! < any«>i>N an th«* wnU'rn r>««* had conquered *11 within her grasp ami ing and the chorda had drawn deep in­ cylinder on her trial trip and will be While House to attend the meeting of motive and shop whistle* in town. strength of pressure from the Japanese ami clinchml ami than id! ami divided was reaching out her arina for the sky tbe cabinet last Tuesday and that night to hi* lx«iy. But in the aged man's dlayd aix month*. center. 0/sma seems to be moving for another attack. ■ml r>x ks to catch all above and atanit : clasp, like that ot the deail, he held was very restlees. He was at hi* desk Citizens upon raft* made of section* of sidewalk* paddled through the streets, with great deliberation, probably gath­ The main Ru*«ian army has retreat ­ Saturn gavr her picture additional lier, a «1 illness would hate pretailed at the postoffice department during the chaw to bia heart a crying infant. ed from Mukden, leaving only a small forenoon yesterday, although feeling rescuing families who were in danger ering strength for a rapid advance of grandeur hy tin* coloring. Tha ap •uch »■ only exist« in a calm after a CHAPTER 111. ... . not ..... ........................ The new Barca hotel, a two story both wings when an attempt ia made proach s severe illnere oi some away. would ite-cap|Mx| waves, If General Kuropatkin intend* to try The city is »... divided by the Las Tim thin© from Ilia tlmp MN*mn«l to I m * yet they could not sleep w bile succor er« made straight sctom to the wreck. gunboat at Unimak pasa. month* sgo, iimb has own been ■tw'uuiiin attending mm, him. nionina . . - " . » . to hold the city fighting on bi* flanks angrrrti by thr iMittln above thnlf linadi» i might l*c rendered in some manner. But old Heedog had pre|«red to go A dispatch from Cons'antinople *ay* ami Dr. Rixey, the ron.«**« general of Anlm*’ ’•_’«* «hich is »panned by six will begin almost immediately. wagon bridges. All ol the bridges and roa© higbnt and higlmr* with a ■ tawrd the •trandetl vessel and to hold tteacon lights were kindled upon the that the village of Rainra, Anusuia, ‘.he navy, aleo ha* ticen - all -d. During pownr that iiiailr Ilin r»M'kdM>umi liill* along it*« shore and atx*vc the safe , it against all cornet a until ta should was the arene of a maanai re of Armen­ the evening Free.dent and Mrs. Roose­ weie washed out and many residents A lex i err to come home . aliorra «liakr, to rruah out thn wild con- landing pla***-a so that it any craft carry out liia plana. Firearm* had ian* by Kurd*. l>etails are lacking. velt called at the hotel and made in­ were unable to reach their homes or to trat betwran rixrr and wavaa. Thr should have survived the storm it lx-en aecretmi in his amall taint before quiries regarding the postmaster gen­ communicate with their families, the Hop* have advanced two and tore» •pray da©rlt abuvn tha brach, orating a f«>g on did not mean certain death, though the ferred to the wreck. Advisor to the Emperor. leaving Mr. Payne's room later tonight ley and at North Yakima Independ ­ th© window« of thn high-prr« bed light- beet wa« haiardous TO SETTLE VATER SUIT. One of the boya waa left on guard gave out a statement which admitted St. Petersburg, Hept. 29.—Although ence grower* have recvied ■■ high as hntiaa that ma«lr the newly lighted "More wood!" they shouted, as the while the
rection apectro-llke forma were seen is not expected immediately, since it They soon found that the v«e*el poe- Heavy rains have caused serious easier then. of Kansas to Colorado. quivered to ita fotimlation while May* moving shout like shadows among the xeeMxl lint little that waa of value for it damage to railroads in Western Texas, will require some little time to get Rur­ Pueblo, Colo., Oct. 3.—An effort at ing thr mighty ruah of the aatrra from hig I revs that lined the lulls near the had discharged it* cargo at Kan Fran­ New Mexico and Northern Mexico, STUDENTS GO ON STRIKE. al*'■ second army in tbe field, the des­ a solution of the Kansas-Colorado Um (M*ran. cisco, ami ha I come to the Columbia Several washout* are reported on the shore. water suit is in pr «rese, and if the ignation of Grand Duka Nicholas A group of tlaherfnrn atood at a point O hers lined up near the w ater's edge for ■ return consignment. Santa Fe in New Mexico and on all Chicago School Children Wrongly efforts of those most interested in the Nicholaevitch, the inspector general of on th© aliotr© of tlie l»«v. Th©y w««rr with ro|w*s in hand, and strained their I But it »as not wealth of the kind ro«n lined with men, Notice la hereby given that in compli­ risd dull*. Grand Duke Nicholas will not rely anxloualy out to •*«. Having lawn women and children. The amoldering men! Stop where you are and return The* threatened vióleme Kas., and C. C. Kennison, of Garden ance with the provisions ot the act ot upon a single adviser, but on a staff handled so mercileaaiy by tlie waters lire« on the hillsides sent swirling j to your Ixiata or I will shoot!” luue J. is"», entitled "An act tor the against any child daring to enter the City, Kae., a candidate for representa­ sale ot timber lands in the States ot school yard. tive from that county are in Pueblo in comprising the ablest strategists of tbs which had a|*enl their fury and were te- streams of white amoke »freight toward | "What r ght have you to the craft?” California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash­ genera staff, who in reality will con- al... heaven*. .... - _ .-a a tr**eaaliove _____ 4......... sk... treating from the battiest tlie bar, they I the The picketing was the result of a the interest of the plan. Tlie great th»- asked the bolder of the party. ington Territory,” as extended to all the "It would settle the water question stiute a board ot direction of military lot nd Htate* by act ot August L "strike” which was caused by a mis­ tremble*) at the fate id an object which | te-arh lisd straightened their boughs "The right * f sahag* men, the right i'ubllc IMkl. the following peraons have this da> in Western Kansas forever and the suit operations. they diacovered in th* center of the rag and no evidence remained of the tattle of salvage! We were first to taiard her nie 8. the empire, however, is exploded. He pierced by it bullet from some liunter'a der, the "strike” was "settled.” A day. On the approach of a newcomer a law ." shouted one of the fishermen a* Kang« lit* East W. M. Both Mr. Worden and Mr. Kennison is more likely to retain bis title and rifle. Now on a |« nk, which shot up tlret glance was cast out over the bay. they left the place, some returning to John B. Sinnott, ot Boulder Creek. committee appointed by the youthful Ilk* a riM'ket from the depth* below; It ««« folloaixl by a cloud of diaap the village ami others pulling for thrir County ot Santa Crus, Stat* ot Cali­ strikers learned that tbe rumor of a appeared before the government com­ come to St. Petersburg, nominally ia fornia, eworn statement No. 28*7. tor tha now on the brink of a deep canyon, pointliu'iit on his or her face. purchase ot lite swt* Section 10, Town­ colored teacher having been employed mission when it was in session here, the capacity of adviser to the emperor, Hand traps further up th* tay. ship 37 South. Hang» lit* East W. M formed III the tw inkling of an eye; now | Island liml rlaiined many victims and | in the school was false. About SO per and are thoroughly familial with the snd will thus efface himself aa a factor (To be continued) Mark It. Chase, ot San Jose. County of on a narrow ledge pending over a deep | another disaster was to ta added to her ! Santa Clara. 8taie ot California, sworn cent of the strikers went back to their situation. They ray they are supported of tbe military situation in the Far statement No. Joo, for the purchase ot classes. abyaa, and then in the depth* of a record. Truant officers began a search by practically every reeident of West­ East. lia* Into • Woír» Pen. the et» ot set*, se^ of ll«1» Section ». and ern Kansas. gulch, whose watery walla were ctaah- Buried deep into her Mnds was the I An Oklahoman named lawioD hail ■ wl* of nw^ Section 10. Township 17 for the absentees. Hang« 11*» East W. M Attempt to Ruin Warships. Ing down upon it—then it di-appeared hull of another vessel. Only a few mi unpleasant experience whll* visiting South, That they will off«r proof to ahow that Would Try to Reach Arctic. from view! Inventor Dies a Charity Patient. New York, Hept. 29.—With the in­ stumps ot masts remained above the Ills brother-in-law, Milo Blodgett, who th« land sought la more valuable for Ita "Down aha went!" said one fisher- wreck. Strain their eyes as they would Ilves near Adolie Walla in the Texas timber or atone than for agricultural Christiana, Norway, Oct. 1.—The New York, Oct. 3.—Ome wealthy tention of ruining the hnll of tbe battle­ purposes and to establish their claims man. under the shadow of their Lands or [ panhandle. Lawson went wolf hunt­ to said land before the Register and Re­ Duke of Orlesns has asked permission and with a host of friends among prom­ ship Connecticut, which will be "All ab oard were lost,” Mid another. through their strongest glasses, not a ing alone. Next day Ills horse was ceiver at lutkovlew. Oregon, on Wednes­ of the government to have the An tic inent and veatby men in the coun­ launched today, an obstruction was the 5th day ot October, 1*04. "Hhe made a gallant tight,” remark­ living thing could be dlacovered on or found saddled, but without a bridle. day. When it They name as witnesses: Mark H. steamer Eram, in which Dr. Nansen try, Charles Y. Yeaton, the inventor, placed on the ways. ed a third. about the rentaina of the vessel which Blodgett auiiimoned about thirty neigh- Chaae. Han Joae. California; T. H. Shan­ made hie voyage to the Arctic regions, is dead at the home of incurables, a placed there, or by whom is not non, and Wm. Carmichael, Klamath "Heel Hhe comes to the surface had made such a gallant fight the pre- l>ora and began searching for Lawson, patient. Paralysis, from known, as it was not discovered until Ealla, Oregon; John B Sinnott. Boulder for the purpose of an arctic expedition charity agalnl" exclaimed the man who had vioua day. ' who waa located after nearly a day's v’reek, California; George Mechen, Han in 1906. It is understood that the ad­ which he had suffered two years, caused divers were sent down to make an in­ California. first spoken. miralty will require that the Captain his death. Yeaton invented a number vestigation. This investigation was Suddenly a boat shot out from the ........ hunt. Ills feet were sticking from tlie Joae. Any and all twraona claiming adveraS- The ship had Instantly *p|x>*reil shore to tin- east. An involuntary hiss ly the above-described land* are request­ Otto Sverdrup, the former commander of machines, among which was a type­ made as a matter of precaution and tbe top of a wolf den and about three feet ed to Hie their claims In this office on or again. But It writlusl in the roaring eeeaped through the lips of the other of the Fram, shall command the vessel, setting machine, the Srst ever offered naval officers then learned that an ob­ of dirt rested on his body. Lawson before said 6th day of October, 1»(M. eur! like a stritken serpent. It had fishermen. It »»« old Seadog and his if the go ernment agrees to the propo­ for said. He enjoyed an intimate ac­ struction had been placed on the ways J. N. WATSON. Register. was so fastened thut be could not ex ­ been a flue rigged sailing vessel, but boy*. sition of the duke. The plan of the quaintance with President Andrew that would have destroyed the work of They l ad slept through the tricate himself. now it was a mere hull with part of a night while others kept ths beacon fires expedition has l>een submitted lor the Johnson, who offered him a diplo­ months. He had dug down In the wolf den dc< k and a few stumps of mast* left. burning. They were not now on a mis approval of the authorities. Timber Land. Act June 3. 1ST*. matic poet at St. Petersburg. I about live feet on a alant In a manner NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. It had l>een the pride of a country and, sion of charity l>ent. They had gone Carshops are Closed. United States land Office, something like the entrance to a dug- like a brave soldier wounded and dia- for plunder before. Russia Orders Warships. Lakeview. Ore., July 11, 1KH. Aldermen Indicted for Grafting. Chicago, Sept. 29.—The Chicago, trench to out, then lay down In his Notice I* hereby given that In compli­ arnieil, It waa tighting th* enemy even But old Hesdog had othet motives in reach In after some coyote pups, He ance Pari*, Oct. 1.—A dispatch from Buffalo. Oct. 3.—As the result of Rock Island A Pacific railroad company with the provisions of the act of in its dying gasps. view. Ilia keen eyes had pierced deep­ caught one mid threw It out and It la Congress of June 3. 1873, entitled "An Toulon states that the Russian govern­ District Attorney Coatsworth’s investi- today practically closed down its car act for the sslo ot timber land* In th* ment has just orderedfromtheCom- It lunged this way and that. One er into the storm the previous day. agtion of charges of alleged "grafting” and locomotive shops hers. The en­ State* of California. Oregon. Nevada and moment itcsreeiied on it*side; another He had also been reading the marine supposed that tills frightened bls horse, Washington Territory.” aa extended to pagnie des Forg s el Chintiers de la on the part of city officials, three pres­ forced idleness came unexpectedly. which waa tied to ■ bunch of bear ■ II the Public Land State* by act of it stoisl on its beam; then It reared up news, besides letters and newspapers Mediterranee 11 torpedo boat destroy­ ent aidermen and four foimer aidermen The union boiler makers employed in grass near the hole. The horse, making Augtat 4, IKK. like an animal in deaiieratinn, and with from a foreign land. He thought lie ers of the latest pattern, the constru • have been indicted. They are: John the shops had made demands for high­ KDWARD C. REAM. a lunge, caused the banks to cave, the of Klamath Falla. County ot Klamath. tion of which is to be l*evnn at once. Thomae Harp, Henry Moest and Orrin er wages a few days Irefore the shut­ the agility of a cat regain« d Its position recognised tbe vessel's country, by the of Oregon, haa thia day filed In on a wileople began to break away In gon. on Saturday, the 8th day of Octo­ Boston, Oct. 1.—Public bequests ag­ Chefoo Oct. 3.—The Billish steamer pedo boat destroyer Chamois has '—en "But lookl" shrieked a third. small groups. They were silent but from the top. He lay in thia position ber, 1104. aa witnesses: K. M. Colson, gregating over 11,000,000, the largest Yik Sang, trading in China aaea, ar­ lost off the islsnd of Cephalonia, in Th* shattered vessel had crossed the old Neadog and hie boy* were con­ from 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon till R. He C. names Short, Martin Robert, and T. H. being a gift of »260,000 to the 'ity of rived today and reports she waa stopped the Mediterranean. All on board were ali of Klamath Falla, Oregon. New Bedford, are contained in the will bar and was heading straight for Haml demned in the minds of many. Still 19 o'clock Bunday morning.—Kansas ■hannan, by a Japanese torpedo boat deatroyer saved. While going at full speed on a Any and all persona claiming adverse­ Island. Caught on the receding waters they did not know the real motive that City fltar. ly the above-described land* are request­ of the late Mrs. Bsrah Potter, of Bos­ outside of the harbor of Chefoo. After trial yesterday, a ecrew blade came off, she was dragged mercilessly toward her prompted the land pirates. ed to file their claim* In thia office on or ton, which was filed for probate thia her papers had been examined, the pierced the botton of the destroyer and Laplander* have been known to akat* before Mid 3th day of October. 1304. doom. The men scattered up aud down the a distune* ot 159 mita* in ou* tkf. afternoon. Yik Sang waa allowed to proceed. J. N. WATSON, Raglatar. she sank. TOILERS or THE COLUMBIA WEEK’S DOINGS LOSS IS HEAVY