Tillamook headlight., September 27, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 27, 1900.
uneasi'y last night. About 3 Daylight Through Hill’s Tunnel.
■o
Fear of Injury Keeps Those Who ’clock this morning Mrs. Pal­ T acoma , Wash., Sept. 25.—Daylight
mer called a physician, who did is shining through Jim Hill’s big tunnel
DON’T I
Want Work Idle and Strength
not think the General’s condi­ that burrows through the heart of the
ens the Strikers.
DON’T diipute with a worn.« -he. she says our goods are the outy ones to buy.
tion alarming. The general’s Cascade Mountains. Within 45 days
S henandoah , Pa., fept. 25. awoke about 7, still complaining. tracks will be laid and trains soon there­
Because she knows what she’s talking about.
»-iv-ui
—Sixteen thousand more mine He talked to his wife for a short after will be running through this, the
DON’T argue with her when she says our prices are money-savers. She talks like
second longest tunnel in the United
time,
then
fell
asleep
and
ex
­
operatives are idle in what is
Seates. The work of excavating the tun­
a sensible woman who knows what’s what.
• . j
v
known as the Mahanoy Valley, pired soon after.
nel began in January, 1897, so that its
DON’T try to excuse yourself for going to some other store instead of ours. You
which extends 14 miles along Desperate Battle with Outlaws. construction will have occupied three full
know that you can offer no reason that can be sufficient for passing the store where the
Broad Mountain. The action
years. It is 13,153 feet long and its cost
of the men is a surprise to the S pokane , Wash., Sept. 25.—A special will not be far from $4,000,000. Since
best and cheapest go together.
Yours truly,
—. —.
» r
military and the mine owners. to the Chronicle from Addy, 50 miles the Great Northern road made connec­
It was entirely unlooked for and north of Spokane, says : A desperate bat­ tions with the Pacific Coast, its trains
has given renewed courage to tle between officers and two highway­ have laboriously ascended and decended
the strike leaders. They de­ men took place near here last night. At the Cascade Mountains by a “Switch-
clare that the mine workers the end of the fusillade one robber was back” system, which is slow, extremely
around Shenandoah have gone dead, the other so badly wounded he expensive and hard on rolling stock.
Scraps.
will probably die. The robbers held up There are probably not more than two WHAT ROILED THE ENGI­
THE NEW BARBER
out on a sympathetic strike.
two citizens of Addy last night. Deputy or three tunnels in the world longer than
NEER.
“
How
did
the
forecast
man
explain
The presence of the militia is Sheriffs Dudveyand Salvade pursued and the one just finished.
SHOP.
believed to have caused the pre­ overtook them. The officers ordered In the construction of the tunnel, which Man Was on the Track and Did this unprecedented torridness ?'
Next to Wade & Briggs’ Store.
“ He says those sun spots are melting
sent condition of affairs. The them to hold up their hands. The rob­ is just 53 feet over 2Vs miles in length,
Not Heed the Whistle.
rioting foreigners have struck bers pretended to comply, then opened there was much ingenuity exercised. The old engineer had finished grooming off the sun and are dropping on to the
Stylish Hair Cutting,
and will not work. The Amer­ fire. The officers replied, killing one and There were approximately 800 men em­ his engine for the night’s run and was earth.’’
A Clean Shave,
Mrs. Subbub—There now! There's
ployed for nearly three whole years. whiling away the half hour before train
ican, English, Welsh and Irish crippling and capturing the other.
employes are not thoroughly or­ Neither has been identified, but it is They cut the tunnel from both ends at time in swapping yarns with his fireman. three sandwiches. I don't expect to see
Shampooing, etc
ganized and were at work last suspected one may lie the highwayman once, and the progress through the solid It was his turn at a story, relates the yon here again.
New York Mail and Express. After puff-
Hungry Higgins- What's de matter
week until intimidated by the who held up the Northern Pacific train, rock averaged about eight feet for every 1 ing
I. SIMLER, Prop.,
reflectively on his pipe for a moment lady. Goin’ tor move?
working day for each gang of workmen.
foreigners, composed of Hun­ near Rathdrum, hist Friday night.
It therefore required 50 men one working | or two, he said, half questioningly: “I
The
Fashionable Barber.
garians, Poles, Lithuanians and
“Oh.no! everybody ain’t laughin’ at
day to cut one foot of tunnel. It is 16 don’t believe we’ve ever run over any­
Boxers Were Surprised.
He
a half a dozen other nationalities.
goods.
Reuben
fer
buy
in
’
the
green
feet high and 10 teet wide, and the entire body, Bill, since you’ve been in the cab.
TO PREVENT DECAY.
A chance to work guarded by the L ondon . Sept. 22.—The Secretary of interior is lined with cement, some of ‘‘But it isn’t the running over that wishes everybody was.”
troops was given tliem, but they State for India has received the following which was brought from Germany to scares you,” he continued, “though that Uncle Hiram—“How’s that ?
Wood Preserver Vsed by Unele Sam „„
would not accept it. They fear dispatch from General Gaselee, comman­ use in the construction. The rocks that is bad enough. It’s the coming so all Uncle Jabez—“Well, his wife ain’t.”
l'aiuhlll Hiver Work.
bloodshed and do not want to be der of the British troops at Pekin:
were blown from the big hole were ground fired close to it and missing that takes
“What kind of a climate have you Merits of Avenariu® CurboHneum Rec­
drawn into any affray. Remain­ “Pekin, Wednesday, Sept. 19.—A joint into powder and mixed with the ce­ the tuck out of a man. After you once here ?”
ognized by National, State and
hit anything the worst you can do is to
ing away as they do they have Anglo-American expedition of 1500 men ment.
Municipal Governments.
‘‘It’s fine” answered the resident.
right along, but when you see a
added to the strength of the and four guns, about half British, pro­ Something new in the way of rail­ plow
“The only trouble is that the weather
The fame of Av earius Carbolineum
ceeded to Lin Ko Chau September 16, roading in the West will be brought into man on the track and blow’your whistle
strikers.
gets discouraged and quits too soon.
■ l.as steadily extended, as the only bona
and thence by a night march got in the requisition when trains get to running and shut off steam and put oil brakes
The summers are too short to produce I tide preserver of wood, since its discov­
The situation is extremely rear of the boxer headquarters at Pei Ta
through the tunnel. The steam locomo­ and then the man turns out to be deaf or
critical.
One overt act may Chu, the well-known eight temples, 12 tives will not pass through the bore, but drunk or something of the kind and you bananas and pine.apples and the winters ery in Germany thirty years ago. It has
precipitate a crisis. The strike miles west of Pekin. The Boxers were an electric engine will pull the trains know you can’t help striking him, then's aren’t long enough to raise polar bears.” stood all testsof climate, soil and water
leaders are taking every oppor­ completely surprised, and lost 50 men. from one end to the other. This is made the time you wish you were running a Jones—“So you have been abroad ?’’ and steadily lived down all pretended
tunity to add to their numbers. Our casualties were nil.
rivals. Today it is not only employed
necessary on account of the coal smoke steamboat or a fire engine.
Browu—“Yes.’’
Apparently the men who had “In the evening a squadron of the First from the locomotive. The absence of a “The closest shave I ever had was Jones—“I suppose you did the Paris in all countries for the preservation of
wood used for household articles such as
determined to continue work are Bengal Lancers went to San Ken Ten sufficient current of air would leave the when I was pulling the president’s exposition, of course?”
now thoroughly frightened, and and destroyed the new arsenal there tunnel perpetually filled with smoke, that special up to Albany, We were trying Brown (hesitating)—“Well, no, not houses, barnes, fences, etc., but the na­
tional governments, both of Europe and
it is doubtful whether the Read­ September 18, the Americans and the wonld .be suffocating to trainmen and to make a record run. We had passed exactly. It did me.”
America, have recognized its value in
ing or any other company in bulk of the British returning to their passengers alike. The tunnel was de the Poughkeepsie bridge and were doing
1 saving public constructions front decay
quarters.
Two hundred remained at signed and built under the supervision of better than a mile a minute, when I saw
She
—
“
At
least
you
will
credit
me,
Mr.
this valley will succeed in start­ Pei Ta Chu with MacDonald for
The a man walking down the track toward Sixcap, with having an eye for beauty.” Following their examplecitieBand coun­
a few Chief Engineer John F. Stevens.
ing up its mines with anything days. ’ ’ _________________
perfection of his design was shown by us. The fireman blew the whistle, but
He (desirous of saying something ties have also adopted avenarius carbo­
like a complement of men for
the accuracy of .the work. After two the man never budged from between the highly complimentary)—“Indeed I do, lineum for bridges, pavements, etc., and
many days.
Attack on Pei Tang.
gangs of laborers had been drilling and rails. As we got closer I saw he was Miss Claire. I don’t wonder you spend | the leading ship builders and railroad
The authorities have received
blasting toward each other from two walking with his head down and paying so much of your time in front of the companies have shown their faith in its
warning of impending trouble T akv , Sept 20.—Four thousand Rus- sides of the mountain range for nearly no attention to what was going on. I looking glass.’’
' merits by treating ship timbers, cars,
1 telegraph holes and ties with the same
around Hazleton and desire to sinus, 3000 Germans and 1000 French three years, there is a natural curiosity shut off steam, jammed on the brakes
troops, with a detachment of Austrian as to how they would come together. and reversed her, but we slid along at a
“Your Honor,” said the lawyer. “ my
move some of the troops in that
never failing preventative against cli­
marines, began the attack upon the Pei So well was the work planned that the pretty fair gait. He never stirred until client acknowledges that she struck the
matic decay and rapacious wood boring
direction. It is now admitted Tang forts at daylight. The attack was
bookagent with a piece of gaspipe, but
that the number of soldiers called answered by the forts, the bombardment difference in alignment was only about just as the engine was going to hit him. she pleads that it was a case of mis­ vermin, both of land and water.
Then he jumped out of the way, grinning
Great bodies move slowly, and only
out was not too many and the continuing until noon, but it was noticed one-fourth of an inch, while the error in up
at me and put his fingers to his nose. taken identity.”
act after mature deliberation. It may
Ninth and Thirteenth Regi­ that ¡the forts did not reply after 10 the grade was atiout 214 inches.
“How’s that?” asked the judge.
I “‘Get after him,’ I yelled, but before
therefore be safely stated that govern­
ments have been ordered to be o’clock.
Killed by Officer.
“Well, she thought it was her hus­
the fireman could climb down from the
ments and corporations did not employ
ready to march at a moment’s The allies sent forward at noon to dis­
band.
”
avenarius carbolineum until fully con­
A rlington , Or., Sept. 22 —This morn­ cab the man was running down the
cover
the
reason
of
the
cessation
of
the
notice.
vinced of its money saving as well as
ing, at about 3 o’clock, a negro sup- track for all he was worth—and that
In Shenandoah, Mahanoy firing from the forts, but found them I posed to have been named Jones was wasn’t more than 30 cents. We didn’t “What would the world do without wood preserving qualities. Priyate in­
doctors ?’’
deserted,
there
being
only
four
dead
City and other places the foreign
shot and killed by Deputy City Marshal have any time to spare, so we hustled on
“Well, there arc our greataunts and dividuals desirous of lengthening the life
element are out in the streets in Chinamen within the walls. The allies Frank Farrier. Late last night, City again and I’ve been trying ever since to grandmothers.’’
of wood work and at the same time cur­
were much chagrined, fs they had the
decide
whether
our
friend
was
drunk
or
full force, most of them wear­ place completely surrounded, making es. Marshal J. A. Pound received a message
tailing expenses, need not fear to follow
"Why
do
some
women
so
strongly
op
­
ing their Sunday clothes. They cape impossible, yet over 3000 men got from The Dalles, Or., asking him to be crazy, or had a darned peculiar idea of
the precedents established.
the shirt waist for men?’’
are said to be better off than away in broad daylight. The Russian on the lookout for some tough characters humor. Anyway, I wish I’d had a little pose
Recent local examples proving the
"They look upon men as such a bitter
more
time.
I
’
d
like
to
have
taken
a
any other class, because most of artillery fire proved effective, and the who had robbed a store in that place. chance at him with a coal shovel.”
truth of the above statements are not
pill that they can't take him without a
wanting. The reconstructed Madison
them have money and can live. forts were badly damaged. The British The Marshall deputized several persons
coating."
__________
street bridge in Portland has been treat­
They do not care how long the and Italian commanders had decided to to assist him and repaired to the rail, Single handed, a masked robber held
notice that a bear took possession ed with avenarius carbolineum, as has
strike lasts and may quit the re­ join in the attack, but their troops did road station to await the train from up the west-bound passenger train on of “ a I Canadian
backwoods brewery the also the pavement at the intersection of
The Dalles. The posse separated, some
not arrive in time.
the Northern Pacific at 1 o'clock Sunday
gions entirely.
other day.”
keeping toward the front and some to
F ,WE 1
MINERS WORKING,
KING & KERREMANS,
The entire line between Tien Tain and
the rear of the train. Frank Farrier first
morning, and succeeded in getting away
“What did the employes do—quit the
four streets in that city where the heavi­
est street car and wagon traffic converge.
Speaking of the collision be­ Takti shows thot reinforcements were discovered the deceased, William Jones, with lietween $400 and $500 in cash, bruin ?
The latter use of the compound was
heading
for
forts.
Three
members
of
the
several
watches
and
a
quantity
of
tween union miners and the
"No, they rallied and rushed the grow, made at the earnest solicitation of street
forces were killed and 5o wounded a negro, and ordered him to hold up his jewelry. The robbery occurred after the
Sheriff’s posse, the Spokane allied
ler.’’
car managers who confidently look for
through the explosion of mines laid along hands. The negro refused to obey the train left Athol. Ida., and the lone rob­
Spokesman-Review thus voices their line of march.
repeated commands of Farrier to do so,
gratifying results.
ber left the train at Rathdrum. The
a common opinion :
and finally made a motion, as if to draw
The gentlemen in charge of the United
holdup was evidently carefully planned,
HEADLIGHT
a weapon, whereupon Farrier fired two and was executed with a cool delibera­
The affair has the appearance
States engineer department for Oregon
Raving Maniac Captured.
shots, both of which took effect, result­
of a conspiracy concocted by the
ate now applying avenerius carbolineum
tion which showed the robtier through­
mineowners to get the military A shland , Or. Sept. 22.—Philip Costa, ing in the death of the negro. Coroner ly understood his business. Until he left
to the dams and lock work on the Yam­
and
A.
H.
Ruedy
was
called,
and
this
morn
­
into the disturbed district. It is aged about 26, a raving maniac, who
hill river, a flattering tribute to its merits
the train, few of the passengers realized
not sufficient for them to put up has been wandering about the summit ing held an inquest, at which quite a that only one man was in the plot. The
which was certainly not extended until
number of witnesses were examined, Northern Pacific officers offer $2000 re­
searching investigation satisfied the au­
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
the plea that the crowd was of the Sickiyou Mountains since last eliciting
the
facts
above
stated.
The
jury
thorities that it was a measure of prac-
made up of Poles, Slavs and Tuesday, was found this afternoon near returned a verdict in accordance with ward for the capture of the lone high,
tical economy.
Hungarians.
The people of the old Dollarhide tollhouse. He was the above facts, but expressed no opinion wavman. Sheriff Bradburv and n large
brought to this city and lodged in jail
With such examples before them it
One Year for £2.25
the United States are not respon­ for keeping. Tuesday, he was a passen­ as to w hether or not the shooting was posse are in pursuit. The robber has
been traced to a point three miles south
would appear that the individual is fool­
sible for the employment of that ger on the south-bound overland train, excusable. Letters were found in the of
Athol, where he held up a rancher and
ish and the official almost culpable who
element in the collieries of Penn­ g >ing from Portland to San Francisco. pockets of deceased which indicated that stole his horse. He told the rancher that TWO LIVE PAPERS
does not protect his own, or the taxpay­
he
had
previously
worked
at
Walla
sylvania.
_
......
_
1 hat responsibility His peculiar actions and threats to jump
he had just killed the conductor and
ers pockets by using this compound,
rests directly OH the great coal from the train when crossing one of the Walla, Wash., one being from S. Simon, brakeman and had to get out. It is be.
thus saving from decay, and lengthening
companies, who have been im­ high trestles caused the tan crew to proprietor of the Simon Hotel, and that |ieved he secured about $500and jewelry
the life of all frame structures for which
he
was
on
his
way
to
that
place
when
porting this contract labor for keep a watch on him. Suddenly, when
from Pullman passengers. Nobody was
thu3 saving from decay, and lengthening
career was so suddenly terminated. hurt.
The regular subscription price of
more than a quarter of a century, I nearing Steinman Station, in the Siski A his shipping
the
life of all frame structures for which
receipt dated September 20,
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50. and
with a deliberate purpose of you Mountains, he made a wild dash for 1900, at Oregon City, was also found Two exf>ert coal men from New Mexi.
he is individualy or officially responsi­
the
regular
subscription
price
of
ble.
forcing down wages and main­ the door and jumped off the platform of on his body. A knife, purse and a little co were in Forest Grove Saturday, ex­
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Fisher, Thorsen & Co., of Portland,
taining odious conditions which ( the running train and, waving his hat in money constituted his effects.
amining
the
coal
at
the
Forest
Grove
Any one subscribing for THE
the air, with a veil made for the timber.
Or., are sole Pacific coast agents for ave­
would not be tolerated by Since then he has been wandering in the
Stone Company’s quarry, and pro­
HEADLIGHT and paying one
narius carbolineum, and it can be found
American-born wage earners. mountains, and when found todav by O. M, rringle, after consulting a spirit­ nounce it of an excellent quality. J. G.
year in advance can get both for
at
W ade & B riggs , Tillamook, Or.,
The mineowners are responsible 1 parties who have l»een on the lookout ualistic medium, says the Prineville Boos will endeavor to raise means and
$2.25.
who will gladly supply information re­
for this distressing conflict. They for him, he was considerably weakened lournal, started to hunt for the body of thoroughly develop the prospect.
garding its accomplishments.
*
have become responsible for the and exhausted through lack of food, It Elias Davis who, he was told by the
first bloodshed. In large meas- ( is not sure from what can be gathered medium, was murdered by two men and
buried near his home. Something must
tire they will be to blame for' from his incoherent mutterings whether have been wrong, since up to date he has
his
home
is
in
Portland
or
San
Francisco
any subsequent bloody conflicts
failed to find the corpse.
which this lamentable affair may but it is known that he was traveling
f <>m the former to the latter city when
precipitate.___________
How greatly the British government
Death of ex-Senator Palmer.
he made his leap from
train.
the overland
S pringfield , Ill., Sept. 25. The Pacific Coast Company's coal
—General John M. Palmer, ex- bunkers were completely destroyed by
United States Senator from Illi­ the fire re)H>rted early Monday morning.
nois, died at his residence in this The bunkers contained about 12<Mt tons
coal, and the lot. is estimated at
city at 8 a. 111., from heart fail­ of
about $30,000, fully covered bv insur­
ure. He was about 83 years of ance. The origin of the fire is supposed
age.
to bare lwcn spontaneous combustion
General Palmer was an hono­
rary pallbearer at General Mc- ' Burglars broke into the hardware
Clernand’s funeral lai t Saturday. store of Mays & Crowe at The Dalles
Sunday, and got away with stock to
Last night he was t n the street • on
the Amount of $250. The burglars were
viewing the state fair illumina- ' evidently well acquainted with the pre­
tions until a late 1 o.tr, appar- mises and the town in general. A small
ently in good health. He had back window was opened at a time w hen
complained yesterday, however, the night policemen were in other parts
ofapaiuin his chest. He slept of the city'
profits by death can be judged by the re­
turns of the estate duties for 1899-1900
just issued. They show that nearly 14,-
I 000,000 pounds were added to the ex­
chequer from this cause. The total sum
b queathed by 65.431 persons amounted
to over £292,000,000, or half the national
debt. Twelve million accounts paid toll
to the amount of £2.000.000.
First
The
Class Job Printing.
Headlight
Notice.
Rider B. F. Durfee will preach at tl e
Adventist Church at 11 o’clock a.m.,
Sunday. Sept 30th, 1900.
for all
the best
I^inds of
SUBJECT:
“The fulfilltncnt of Prophecy.” Scats
are free. No collection.
The public are cordially invited to at.
tend.
ARTISTIC JOB
PRINTING.
place