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KLAMATH VOL. IX KLAMATH REPUBLICAN FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OHJCUON, O< TOBEIt WEEK’S DOINGS! 27, 1904. XU. 30. telephone. It was uccuple«l night and STtR IIP PANAMA. JOY IN RUSSIA. «lay by one man at a time. One was -______ U- on watch fiom noon until midnight American Canal < ornrnlxvloncra Arrny Is Said to Have Assumed and the other from midnight until Anger Republic. the Offensive. noon. N'ot even a light was allowed Newsy Items Gathered from All Hy P7UIL. DF.l.ANF.Y New Yolk, Oct. 22 — A World tpec- Malcontents Threaten Trouble (or It was not needed by day and by Ht Petersburg, Oct. 20.—There is A Parts of the World. ‘ Lortl of (*» Desert,** "Oregon ial from Washington «ays night It would bllml the watch ao that jubilation lliroughout tbe city over the at Panama. oui urAer Pacific enact florin ‘‘Matters have retched « point where he could not l«*>k out U|H>u the isean news that tienerel Kuropatkin has re a strong baud ie required to prevent not and river. Or INTEREST TO O(JB READERS only opeu rupture with Panama but MAY LEAD TO A REVOLUTION sumed tbe offensive, and tbe holiday Throughout the day ho |we red out which tiegau with little heart closed ■candal in connection with the canal through his gla>M-s over tlie sea ami lirighter. The crowds in the streets General Review of Important Happen- I commission. During it« short «lay on American Authorities Send Marines and the illuminations in honor of tbe river ami bay. At night lie follower! the isthmus member« of the commie- the great revolving light ill Hie light- pcnlgv Presented In a Brief and csareviteb’s nsmeday gave a tinge uf Io Learn Purpose of Movement «lou developed e feud among them- house above his liead ami wan he«! lor brilliancy to an evening otherwise de ( undented torni. — Washington not Informed. ■elves, while they were involving tbe olijecls on the water while he looked pressing, through a constant drizzle ot administration in trouble with Panama further out for (lie smaller lights ot rain. Newsboys up to midnight raced In a clash lietween Greeks and Bul- and the result will lie that two or more vessels. Colon, Colombia, Oct. 24.— News through the thoroughfare» with evening I the north. Tlie fishermen were em i of the commissioners will be asked to reached here ibis evening that almut extras, shouting "Great Russian vic It «t< on the morning that Senka la , garisns, 20 of the latter were killed. ' ployed by the «lay on the neta ami given ■ ml Ifingwold had put forth Into the ’ Gordon, Ala., lias lieen destroyed by ■lep out as quietly as possible alter the 200 armed men, who are thought to be tory,” and the crowds I .ought the ps- Toilers of the Columbia. i so much for raen fish captured. The ■form dial tin lonverestlon took place election. malcontent Panamans, rather than Co (■ers greedily. Groups of men in bril tiappere were employe<| by the day or ovei the telephone lietweeu the look ' fir«- and 40 inhabitants are «Isstitute. "On« of the two chief reasons for lon loan soldiers, have lieen seen in tbe liant uniforms, or in evening dress at "How is the storniT" Revolutionists ar« active in Itiiaalg. ■ending Secretary Taft to the isthmus "Pretty high, father, but not so high i worked the traps on sharoe. All Hie out and the captain of the life saving neighborhood of Culebra, threatening the hotels and restaurants, disciiaaed fishermen ueml row Imais pm uliar fol crew ro'ordrd at Hie beginning of this , Police authorities declare the Hebrews clothed with plenary powers is that he hostilities against the Panama govern the change in the fortunes of war, but, as It was a wix'k ago." their work. Rave with rare excep are most at fault. may fully investigate the conduct of all ment. "I du not believe I can go tixiay, uiy elmpter. as a whole, the population was slow to tions the boats were manned l>v two, I hr lookiillt had s«*en the small child." ('■■Mi bay petiple ere eicitml over a the commissioners and decide which Aa soon as the American authorities take fire. News of the earlier reverses "Well, father, I will try it alone. taith at the nets and ths traps. < hie «raft l>a 11 ling with the surf on the ' conference at Marshfield of a numtier ones shall be removed. The immediate of the canal *u»e became cognizant of had lieen received stolidly, and tbe re t impelling reason for hie trip is to re this force, marines were sent ont u. ports of Russian successes and the cap Dan Lapliam fishes a trap alone, and I was called the puller and the other the bosom of the bay in the dim light ot prominent railroa«! men. fisherman. Whils tbe lallet t«*mle«l shot out from overhead. lie could believe I can do so. too." store friendly relations with Panama. ascertain their purpose. It ie riirru.ren ture ol guns were quietly accepted with Bransford, a small village In Ti n- The president and Recretary Tait have "t>h, rm, my child. Dan is a strong Ills nets or traps His puller gllldixl I In’ fixd the storm blowing against the Hist a skirmish occurred inland, in satisfaction, but with considerable re young man. H«< lias not art equal on Imai to suit the work. structure which enclosed him; lie- na-ime on the <'besa|wake A Nashville known all along of the friction lietween whith seviral were killed, but there is serve. railroad, was entirely destroyed by the The nets were known as gill nets, the liay, am! you are my trail little •idea the register showed a high vs- the commhaion and Panama and be no confirmation of this report. Tbe emperor marked the day by ap girl. I snow you are willing and your These were stlrtched out their full locily ol wind. The city of Portland may have to tween the commission and Mr. Barrett, pointing hut youthful heir chiei of the It forelxeled a ■ lay of hard work, lower its water mains striae tbe Wil but it was not until Mr. Barrett »uie strength at timra seenia to lie super lengtn in the water, which was many Navy Department Not Advised. cadet c-irpe, and by a ukase pensioning natural, but you could not fish a trap leet and even yaids, Fhaltera wire F isliermeii would ventura forth in lamette river In order to allow of a mitted his report on isthmian affairs Washington, Oct. 24. — Assistant the survivors, widows and orphans ot l>la«-e«l along the top ■>t the net at dangerous storms snd this c<im|*lle>l deejwr channel to lie die< Iged. that there was any suspicion that some He« retary Darling tonight said that, so the Turkish-Russian war and promoting alone. It is nut of tlie question." You proper distantes to hold II In position the life «avers to stand on constant of th« commiwioners had tarn violat far as he was aware, no advices had all tbe retired captains of the Turkish- "Hut !>an's lisp is near ours, A sliipbuilding race between the ing the president's orders. At the know he idten helps me when you are while sinkers retried the Imtlom id guard. They would enter their Imet« New York am! Male bland navy yards name lime, it was revealed by Mr. Bar been received at the navy department Russian war to the rank of lieutenants Hre«l «ml I would help him Hus morn the net deep into tbe water. The titeeh- and ls*at along the danger line like rd the reporter! skirmish between colonel. lias begun over Hie coast ruction of two rett's report that the isthmians are on Unite«! States marines and Panamans ing In irtiirn foi hi« mhv I«*» s . Y ou ea of the net were of am li sise as would sentinels to keep the fishermen fiom colliers authorize«! by the last con permit tlie entrame of the avergr fishes rowing to their d>atb. And in spite the verge of open revolt, with resort to ■ re not able to go, my father." gress. They are to be the largest am! arms, against what they regard aa the on the isthmus, if any dispatches Japanese Retreat Cut Off. "But I will go," «aid the old man hea«l. When once It eiitetwd the nieeb- of this precaution scores find watery have been received, the assistant secre as he diew himself feebly (rum tbe ••• the gills were taslcneil and the fisli giavea at the meuth <it ll>« Columbia laatrst lewis ol their < lias in the world. high-handed and unwarranted actions tary added, they in ail probability Mukden, Oct. 20.—It ie reported held prlsunei until removed by Hie eyery year. lied. Military operation« in Manchuria of the canal commission in direct vio would be sent to the department, and that the Russian army is advancing. As the fishermen fought their way are awaiting the driyng ot the r «da lation of the canal treaty, both in letter would not Ire delivered to the officials Rain ia hindering everything. "My child, this work Is getting too fishermen. Tbe Tits traps, une of which Ringwuld and i ut on this stormy morning the life and plains renders«! impaenahle for ami spirit. severe for you. For more Ilian a year until morning. At this time the navy rivers are bankfull and tbe fords are you have had tn pull at the aare and sankala tend«xl, were constructed diff- ■aveis «hot out from under the cliff« artillery and even for infantry by the "The president waa astounded at the has about 45v marine« on the isthmus, impassable. There are no bridges. Iler« Ixirdeiing on recent liravy rains. Only diaultory startling news brought by Mr Barrett. a sufficient force, in the opinion of the Supplies of all sorts aie delayed. your tusk has grown gieatrr until your nrently. A large figure was formed in towsr«l Hie bar. strength Is over-taxed. Day by ilay I tbe shallow water by Hie driving ol the danger line themselves they pa- cannonding and unimportant skirm He sent for William N. Ci um Well, administration, to cope with any diffi- News baa just been recieved that tbe counsel for Panama. It was demon cuity which is likely to develop. grow more fn'lde ami day by day the pile«. It repiesented a heart and on troll«*«I tlie river to reecue tboee Ires ishes ar» occurring. Japaneee left flank haa been driven strated by Cromwell that the methods burden is Increase«) upon your shoiil«!- either stile extended long wings. The capable than themaelvea to withstand back with heavy loss and its retreat Fire destroys«! reveral business wings vncloeed a semi-circle feeing tlie the reivxllng tide. employe«! by Admits! Walker anil Gen ets. II 1 could only complete the link cut off. A Russian regiment ia now orricEBs are shot . houses in Oakwood, Texas. Loss, 1 75,« "Hello, ca) tain"* that still ia missing I would place y«iu '«-ran and Imnmilatelv In the tear of eral Ihivis only m rved toanger the pen 1 Ming hurried to tlie aiene in tne hope ■MIO. "Hello, lookout where you Could continue vour stu«llra I where they come together was Hie large pie of Panama. The extent to which 1 of com;4eting the rout. There waa Desperate Battle With Men Sus* fighting today on both aides of the great A netting, called web, wee A resolution disapproving ot reci tboee commiseinners, who are elate«! for "Signal distress off west end of Jetty and tlie old man that 1 am would speml lirait. pccted of Hold Up. his few remaining days in comlnrt as stretched along tlie piles from the sur Sand Spit. A IxMt is litadlog tot th» procity with Canad i was adople I in tbe rea.oval, have offendol is not divulged, ! Mandarin road. Vermont house without opposition. but it ie charged that some of them your war«!. I know, Hankala, that you fa«'» of the water to tlie lmil«ini of Hie breakers!" St. Ixxii, Oct. ¡14— Two city detect liey. By this means a perl«« I heart "Bmg, bing, bing!" went Hire« would not liegrudge me so small an Intense log snd terrible condition ot have aecrlely conveyed information of ives are dei d and another is not ex- THOUSANDS MAY BC LOST. with wings was |>eriect<<<l. guns. amount if it were yours." the roads have put a stonp to all move great value regarding protective con- ja*cte«i to live during the night, while The valve of the heart opened Im- "Hello, captain!" "No, father, it slmuld all be yours. tracts to lavore«! firms." one train robber suspect ie at the ments of the two armies s«.utti of Muk "Hello, lookout!" I have only one deair«*, and that is to m«xllately al the ««injunction of the morgue and two others are in tbe hos Emigrant Ship With 2,200 People den . This waa st the sharp p«iint ot Reported to Have Gone Down. "Hignal distress off Pacific rocks. pla«e you where you shall have reel. wings pital, one probably fatally wounde«! LABOR IS SI ARC B. Dr. Atkinson, who organised th« You ne«x4 rest, father, you nr«d lest, the "V” which ie foime«l at 4lie top Ikiat seems to l*e capaisetl and men and the other bully beaten up, as the London, Oct. 20. — The Standard school system tn the Philippine«, de No one neaily s«i old as you tolls on the of the heart. clinging to uptuine«l hull!" result ol a desperate battle between prints a dispatch from Vienna *in thia As a trap (or fish it ia a «nei ess. elates the natives . re ll ot capable of Louisiana Planters arc Trying Io the officers ami three men whom they "Bing, blng!" went two guns. Columbia, and yet you go day after morning's issue, stating a rumor ia Secure Foreigners. After a lew minuulee pauie the rap* self government. day, and often when you are too feelde The salmon come up from th« wean tried to arrest. prevalent at Finme, on the Adriatic even to stir. Listen, the storm rages and enter the mouth ot the river Irceli Iain's 'phone rang again New Orleans, Oct. 21 — A great scar The fight occurre«l in the front room coast, that a Canard liner with 2,200 There ate rumors of Colombian and strong. They run in great schools "Hello, captain!" Hits morning’ You sh«iu)«l not g<* at troops gathering neat Culebra with the city of lalxir exists in Louisiana, and of a hitice on Pine street, and the men emigrants on board, which left that ■ml follow ths shallow channels laying "Hello, lookout"* all," intention of making an attack there on the effix t ia living felt not only on the whom tlie detectives sought to arrest city last week, haa sunk off the Span their spawn aa they go farther up tlie "Hignal distress of! Disappontment Novell tier 3, the first anniversary of plantations, but also on tlie extensive are enspectni of l«ing implicated in a ish o«st in a storm. Thus s|Hike Hankala to Ringwold. strram. rockal B«Mt shoving for breakeia the secession ol Panama from Colombia. levee work now in progress. Forty- train robbery at Centralia, 111, a few Another y«*ar had passe«! in tlielr lives. Considerable excitement haa been When the noeee i f the fish strike the like a rocaet! Girl at the oars, ia The price ol fish bad gon«- down under nine state and district contracts outsid« weeks ago. created here by the report, although it Tlie British army council has issued I of the work living done by the federal the hard times an«l close competition web forming tbe wings of tlie brail, |Hiweiless—think it ia Hankala, the The house had lieen undei police eur- is believed if such a calamity had oc an order which, instead of enlisting government are untler way. and Riugwold hail for many months they follow the wings to Hie cenler. old chemist's daughter." They vedlance for several days, but today curred, London or Liverpool would "Bing, blng, bing, bing, bing"* three jesis teltb the colors and nine in cover many mile« of new levee and re- was the fiist time that any of the sue Isen unable to make a sup|Hirt lor tlie Here they find their way through the have received news of it from a point opening Into tlie heart. When once tlie reserve, infantry ol die tins will in rang out five shots from tlie cliffs be two alone. In fact, be had struggled pair work, Most of these contracts pe ts was seen to entei or leave. nearer the alleged scene of the disaster into the heart their capture ia com tlie future enlist for nine years with low. This was the nmet «langeroua tM-yond his strength to keep Hazikala in are required to l«e finished by January A few minutes before the fighting oc than Fiume. school and the crann wa« close at hand. plvtr. They circle almut the piace point at the mouth of the tiver and the colors and three in the reserve. I, but the contractors ate unable to curred Vaughn left the house and Telegraphic inquiry made at Liver- l*aesing the same apex of the heart was i «lle>l Hie hell gap, for It was here He was UOW giving out bls last strength. Agents ol Hie con started to wak down Pine street. The [ pool, where the Cunard line haa its For tlie first lime In the history ol obtain laborers. Often he would lieeome completely ex* through which they enterwl without Hist so many nsiiermeii hau het their the m«iney order system, tlie numtier tractors are in the city seeking hands. detectives closed in on him, and after British offices, elititedno further news. hsustiil and lie for a lime In Hie Isiw ever diBi-overing it as a means id escape, lives. There are also representatives of he had gone some distance from the One <>f the officials declared be bad re Issue«! during the last fiscal year reach The swift leceding current for ned a ed 50 000,000. The value of the do planting interests here today to meet house he was airested. of the fishing Ixiat while the girl work- and are thue held aa captives until the ceived no such report, and as far as he sort of maelstrom at the point of the mestic orders issued was 437N,77H,4MH the incoming steamer Liguria with ed on alone. It was on these occasions fishermen take them into tlielr Iswts. _____ ,_______ byXheir ______ B______ ,___ Accompanied prisoner, the knew, none of bis colleagues was in They sometime« enter Ihrs« trape by neks and when once fairly In its that g«Msl-hearte«l Dan lapliam had None J detectives returned _____ and entered the possession of more information than ________ _______ ami tliw intenrwtcnns! money order* la- over 1,500 Italian immigrants, pouei They clutches IxMts wire swept like chaff come to their leeciie and assiste«l poor the hundreds within 24 liiMirs. ot these lalxirers are contracteil for, house. Fha, McClusky and Dwyer was given to the world by the Stand surd were tallied all 42,550,15 I. range in weight from five to 2<* jiounds into the breakers and 'Reappeared like Hankala hi do her work. sn«i the agents of tbe planters have were leadirg, Boyle and Janies were ard. The Standard is a reliable paper. Russia reneuts |ieac« talk and regards it shot thrown into tbe water. Hhe lie«! liecomi* bar<lcm«l to th« and larger. come to make terms with them as soon behind with the prisoner. Hardly E had It was such a trap aa thia that Han- Tbe tile savers knew tbe signals as as a must Inopportune time to broach as they leave the ship. Country ne the detectives entere«i tbe j room in It prints the rumor without comment Work, however, and frail aa sl>« was ing on it, simply giving it for what it it. kala ami Ringwold tended lor old Sea- well as their alphaliet snd rushed to she could handle a Imet and draw in groes continue to gravitate to the city, which Rose and Blair were seated than .« worth. dog at wages laiely sufficient to SUB- Hie reecue like filemen to the call of China's opposition to the treaty of the web of the fish trap with the skill and that is given as one of the causes they were met with a volley of shots fire. And when tbe signal came for Great Britain w th Thibet may upast for the scarcity of labor. ot the average man. It waa not her tain them at !>«st. front a heavy caliber gun. bhea sank Disappointment ris ks the sturdy beyr British calculations. MINERS’ STRIKE ENDED. strength that di«l it, however, It »«« to the floor and Dwyer followed almost lying off that point lient to their oats het will power and a nimbi«, quick CHAPTER VIII. im n. <xl lately LOST 50,000 MEN General Kuropatkin lias abandoned with all their might. motion of an ex|iert nature that women Colorado Men Looking for Situations bis headquarters at Mukden, remaining A Morning uf Disaster. Tlie life saveis were divided up into p«xMiess over men. with the troops in the field. Wherever They Can Get Them. Japanese Have Suffered Terribly TRANSMITS PROTEST TO JAPAN. crews and each of these divisions cor "Hello, Captain!" Twice this morning hsd Rinwgold at Port Arthur. Denver, Oct. 20.—The strike of coal Hince the fighting liegan south of eied given points. The men se l«c led "Hello, lookout I" fainted while Rankala »asassisting him "The •<•« is high am! the fishermen for tlie most dangerous places were the Mukden tlie Russian hwevs have never Chicago, Oct. 22 —A special to the America Callv Attention to Alleged miners of district Na. 15, United to drras and sin had revived him an«! Use of Chinese Clothing. Mineworkers of America, which has most ex|H«riencei| snd daie«l the ele txx-h Iris than 2,000 («er day. Daily News from Chefoo says: carrirsl on the work. The child was are venturing out." been on for a year, has been practi "All right, I willsrnd out the men." ments as veteran soldiers (ace the death According to a camp-follower, who accustom««! to this and did not realise Washington, Oct. 24. — As indicated Troops and liandita engaged in a bat cally closed up, according to a dis Cape Disappointment life saving line in liattle. how serious waa the condition of the. tle near Mexico ( ity. Three men weie has been for some time with tbe Japan in the Tokio dispatches, the Japaneee While tlie rescuers weie hurrying to station nestled iieneath tlie rocks of the eee army now beeieging Port Arthur, government, through MinisterTakahiri patch to the News ftom Trinidad, old man. killed and a number wounded. ami who ie at present in Chefoo, hav here, has entered a formal protest Colo. Wh«*n the fishermen reached the cliffs that extended far out over theses. the calle of distress the captain hail ss- Fire destroye«! the works of the ing arriveil from Dalny, the number of against the use of certaiu bodies of The commissaries are closed, most Day Many s mariner hail met disappoint ceniled to Hie Icokout'e station. lieacli the waves were coining in with a rush. They threw the diift wootl fur- ! ment hern. For fr«im the sea the spot was already dawning and while signals Anchor Rublter Tire company, at Set- Japanese killed l>efore the forts ba* Russian tloops of Chinese clothing, the ■ >f the tents have been taken down and rose'e I 50,000. He rays the mikado's offending troops being spe.ified in the the men are looking for situations ther >au k with each pulsation. Out in Io«ik»d like a place of refuge from the were given at night by the discharge of acket, L. I. Lies, |2u0,000. the «larkness through the mist and the I storm. But he who dare«! to trust it llreariqe, they were given in day time The state department, wherever they can get them. All the A dispatch from Shanghai rays that m<n recklessly attack««! the strongest complaint. men who were on strike up.to October rain the white ca|ie could lie seen leap had often lieen dashed to death against with flags from lookout point. it ie reporteil the Japaneee thells have positions, making liold rusbes in maae- having assumed the care of Japanese 12 ate given union clearance cards. With the advancing day the river ee, the soldiers living stripped ot their ing atxiut like the salmon they were its walls. interests, has transmitted the Japaneee sunk the Russian ciuiser Bsyau in the It is understood that tboee ol tbe Shaken and addled, as it were, while and bay presented a busy appearance. ac outien eita and clothing The le protest to Spencer Eddy, secretaiy of pursuing. The strongest fisherman harbor at Port Arthur. suit was that the Russian machine guns the American embassy at St. Peters strikers who desire transportation to I’D imm I this morning. They were often crossing the rner bar, the mightiest A speck lieie to the nstural eye was rovers of the deep had lieen broken up rrvesleil through the strong glasses to I* The jury in the case of Philip Wein* mowed them down. com |x* I led Io remain ashore until burg, and charge in the absence of other fields will be so provided. .William Howells and John Simp a fisherman's Ixiat stiuggling witli the seimer; on trial in New York for ac her« like glass upon the rocks. He also asserts there ie some talk Amffkssailor McCormick, for presenta But thia and even over-day. son, president and secretary, reepec- It was the treat htry of its appearance nets or waves. Home were going, some cepting a brilie to settle strikes, re among the officers and men that leads tion to the Russian government. always a disappointment, Th« that gave name to the place. It slh were coming. Each waa oblivious of turned a verdict of guilty. to the lielief that the Japanese mean to ran better when there was a a tor in It is understood here that the Chi t.vely, of district 15, will not be can try to carry the inner forts and citadel nese clothing was not used by the Rus didates for re-election for their respec the har«l times now urged the toilers the great loss of life that had cauretl the other, line waa dashing to its A gvlierai falling off from the attend this month. tlie government to establish a life sav tuiu at another point and life savers sian troops to deceive the enemy, but tive offices at the Mineworkers' elec on their duty. ance of last year ie shown by the offic weie going to Ils rescue, while the men ing station at the foot of the cliffs. While the men were thus pausing simply to make good the failure of the tion, which occurs by referendum vote Robert Smith But the life savers had a double duty in danger were often unconscious of the ial enrollment figures at Harvard uni Supplies rrom Bay City. Russian quaratermaster's department during this month. from indecision Ringwohl and Sankala versity. The authorities attribute tbe to supply much needed warm clothing seems to lie in the lead for president appeareil. Without seeming to notice to perform. The purpose for which fact. Ran Francisco, Oct. 22. — -Quarter But in the work which was ao com decrease to some extent to tl e increas and Harry Douthwaite for secretary. the dirturlxxl condition ol the liay they they were originally placed there was master Major Devol has received in upon tin- sodden advent of cold weather ing rivalry of Western colleg«-s. in Manchuria. ehoved their Ixiat Into the watel anil insignificant to the duty that later de mon ns to bring no excitement to the structions from Washington that here Transfer of Alaska Commemorated. while Ringwold steer««! Sankala threw veloped. They were provided by the veteran captain of the crew he sur Fire destroyeil a large raisin plant after Ran Francisco will tie the point veyed the waters aa a general docs hie government to watch incoming vessels her oars against the s«*ething current. Three Months for the Trip. St. I.ouis, Oct. 20.—In commemora from which all western poets will near Fresno, burning 200 tons of seeiied They gradually mingled with tlie dark and save the lives of ship wrecked sea linlllififtd. receive their supplies. According to Berlin, Oct 24.—A dispatch from the tion of the 37th anniversary of the raisins. morning, however, a change This phantoms which danced upon the eea men and travelers on the deep, but the oiders sent out by the department, rageblatt's cot respondent at Kiel says transfer of the territory of Alaska to He saw a frail later it was found that a hundred calle came over hie face. English war experts agree that th« all depots in the western third of the he learns from the Russian fleet the the United States. Alaska day at the until they were loel from view. fisherman's boat laiing swept toward temporary success of the Russians can United States are to lie abolithed and plans of the future movements of the world’s fair was observed today. One The fllhertnen had liecorne so accus came fro " those whose lives were S|wnt Htanding up have little effect in the end. tomed to the dangem ot tlielr life that on the river to where one came from Disappointment rocks. the 15,000 troops now hx*ate.i in West vessels. They will, he adds, pr<x-eed of the features of the ceremony was woiking hei useless oars with all her they thought but little about it. Wliat tliore who livixl on the sea. A treaty of peace has been aigned be- ern United States, Alaska and tl.e separately to the island of Madeira, the unveiling in the Alaska pavilion of strength was Hanknla. The glasses re I.ike guardians of children the life to the stranger would have aji|M<are<l Philippines are to be cared for by one where they will coal. The battleships a bust of William Henry Seward, sec tween Chile and Bolivia. foolhardy was to them duty snd choice. ravers stood upon watch and aa the vealed her firm features mid while she station in this city. Supplies will la« and large cruisers will then start for retary of state, when the purchase was looked into the jaws of death she was But the storm this morning was unusu fishermen came and so wore they on (Russia still realises that the position kept sufficient to last a year. the Far East by way of the Cape of made. The presentation speech was as calm ns the rix'ks which awaiieil her oilier Manchurian army is critical. ally high and that intuition akin to the dut y. Good Hope, and the smaller vessels made by Francis Lemoine Loring, of Ringwold lay motionless From the early hours of morning it n* approach. instinct that protects animsls from de British Troops Snowbound. will go by way of the Suez canal. The New York city, to which Governor Accoiding to a Japaneee official the struction, wiirneil the fishermen to lie til nearly noon, and from early after in the boat. Wbethel dead or asleep Pari Jong, Oct. 22.—The headquar fleet will reassemble at the Sunda is John G. Brady, of Alaska, responded. the glanses did sot disclose. It wan Rursian forces engaged in the battle noon until 1st« In the evening the fish cautious. ters of the British Thibetan force, con lands (Malay Archipelago), and thence Addresses were made by several. But when Hiinkala braved the waters ermen dotted the river in their tiny evident that they had never reached south of Mukden consisted of aliout sisting of two companies of mounted the fleet will go to Vladivostok. Hie fish trap for the boat was ns empty 200,(MIO infantry, 20,000 cavalry and with her Hged companion the moat dar boats and struggled with their nets Withdrawn Prom Entry. infantry, ip snowbound at Pari, a ing of the fishermen fallowed, Dan verging on the very danger line where as It had lieen when they had first 950 guns. Butts, Oct. 2O.-*-A Miner special Seattle Is Paralyzed. (oi tress near Bon tan, Thibet. Tbe l.apliam, smarting under his former ocean and river met. Once acrosa this nlarted out. J. E. Bennett, of Bortland, has ent» command marched through Pari Jong Seattle, Oct. 24.—Seattle shipping from Great Falls says: The local land The captain raised the signal flag timidity, whs first seen to shoot out in line and the frail craft of the fisherman mlt*e«l the lowest bid for tlie constiuc- Pass in the midst of a blinding snow circles amt supply houses are paralyse«! office today received instruction to high above hie head and waved it five was at the mercy of the undertow and his boat In pursuit of the two who tion of the gi v irnment buildings at Storm, during which it went into at the announcement from Washington, withdraw from all forms of entry 276,- worked n trap near hie own. Then one many a toiler was dragged to Ills death Ilmen in succession. But here the life the 1905 fair an I he ie likely to be camp. Two men died during the D. C., to the effect that all army depots IHO acres of land, in conneciton with Ixiat which waa giving Hanxala's boat a ere the government protectors of life by one the others followed. night. The enow is drifting and the in the Western third of the Unite«I the Milk river irrigation project. Part awarded the contract. The fish traps weie constructed along could reach the spot In boats prepared stern chase, passed lieliind some locks road like lieen obliterated, which mav States, except at San Francisco, are to of the tract withdrawn lies noithweat that bail just hidden het and several for the purpose. Hunters are reported to have killed the entire north ehore of the river, compel the force to remain. bellowed. I his means that what little of Havre, extending irregularly from The lighthouse stood upon the high seconds must pass liefore they would a number of elk in tlie mountine of the which is linker's bay, from Cape Dis share of the Alaska and Philippine Is the line of the Great Northern to the appear again. «astern part of Linn county, Oregon appointment to McGowan's Point, h est point ot the cape overlooking the Red Cross fo Give Assistance. land business of the government which international boundary, comprising Tlie game waiden ie investigating. distance of a dozen miles or morn. sea. Beneath its shadow stood a small (To be eoiitlniied) Berlin, Oct. 22.—As a result of the this city han enjoyed for the past i two part of the chain of lakes, reservoir The middle ot the river was the divid Structure barely large enough inside A field party sent out by the recla visit here of a delegate of the Rusisan yea re ia to lie taken away and given I to sites and lands along Milk river. An Angry Landlady. ing line. The river is the dividing line fur one man to stand, turn about and mation service to investigate the possi Red Cross Central committee, the Ger San Francisco merchants. between the two states and the fisher sit down. It was built of glass save Boarder No. 1—What's that loud bility of diverting tlie waters of the Coal Mine to Close. man Red Cross society has decided to men from the two states claim their that it* framework and roof was made thumping noise In the kitchen? Pittsburg, Pa., <5ct?2O.—The direct To Send Medicine. John Day river to the Umatilla lands send further assistance to the seat of Boarder No. 2—It's the landlady ham of iron. The glass waa tliiik and al rights, even to a hair's breadth. in Eastern Oregon, says it ie too costly. war, and will erect a German hospital Rome, Oct. 24.—At the request Of ors of the Allegheny Coal company * The fishermen on the north had traps most aa strong aa iron for it required mering the atenk mid wishing it was ths A rough estimate places the ex|ienee at at^Irkutks, Liberia, and will provide it the Russian Red Croat society, nurses have decided to suspend opeiations in beef trust. — Chicago Tribune. strength to withstand the terrible while those on the south had nets. $1,600,000 for a canal. with military ambulance train«. Ne and a supply of medicine, bandages and definitely at their Hat wick mines next The cannerytnen on the south side of storms that heat upon it from the sea. Mayor Met 'lellnn asserts that he would Prominent Oregon men are likely to gotiations aie in progress regarding a fruits will tie sent to Manchuria by the Saturday. This will almost depoplate a Its furnishings were a small stove, a prefer to he Mayor of Greater New York the river owned most of the nets and village uf 1,000 people. Red Cross society of Italy. be indicted for land frauds. similar offer to Japan. old Seadog owned most of the traps on (tool, a pair of strong glasses and a than lioveruor of the Empire Slate. Toilers of the Columbia ISTHMUS NEWS