tteekCY .regon statesman, tuesdat, mat t.
1902
TO RESTRAIN
. MEAT TRUST
ROYALTY IS EXPENSIVE
PRINCE HENRY'S r ENTERTAIN
MENT IN CHICAGO COST THE
COMMITTEE BIO MONEY.
A Bill for an Injunction Has amount of 10 pr eewr . have been re-
cdved t the person wno coninouieu
Been Drafted
AI(D WILL BE SUBMITTED
J. P. Morgan Buys a Bi Line
of Steamers in
London
THE W1HTE STAR LINE FALLS IN
1 TO HIS HANDS WAR IN SANf O
DOMINGO ASSUMES SERIOUS
PROPORTIONS- THE, , INSURG
ENTS ARE VICTORIOUS. .
to the fursl for the entertainment of
Prince Henry of Piuala when he
Ite3 Chicago In March, i Thfr total
amount subscribed waa J23.0OO.,and the
expense of the princely, vWt amounted
to 122,600.
Prirtce Henry arrived la Chicago at
t o'clock on the evening- of March 2,
ami departed for Milwaukee ; at 2
o'clock the following afternoon.Enter
talning royahy in Chicago coat S10OO
an hour, by averaging- up the expense.
Out of this, all the numerous celebra
tions came, except the luncheon "at the
German! Club, which; was, borne bv
the members of the club- H .;;
BIG DEAL IN OIL
THE SA
A LAR
'f
NT
TA FE RAILWAY BUYS
OE PROPERTY INXALI-
FORNIA.
CHICAGO. May The bill for an
injunction to restrain the meat pack
er fromuplawfuily conspiring to fix
prices of the meat, n.-u been compieteo
by District Attorney Bethea and Law
yer Day,Day left, for Washington to
day to lay IWore' Attorney General
. Knot the document and the affidavits
on which It I based.' , Betbea also left
, Chicago tonight to attend a conference
,wlth Attorney jGeneral. Knox. ,
Morgan's Big Buy.
Imdon, May 2. The,Dally Exres
huntnm that the purchase by J. P.Mor
Kan, of the White Star line of stealers
in ar Absolute purchase of. everything j
the company possesses. Including ooj j
will, real estate, and all Vessels In the
.New Zealand and. Australian services
oMhe company, In addition to those Catv!")! ndviV ITItltTtiltiltTI tfl
engaged In the Atlantic service - I ' . .
Trie Xlll Win tr miMC
Port Au Prince. May 2- The republic
,H ANGELES,' Caf., May 2. Presj.
dohtt E. P. Ripley, has dosed! a deal
Jut transrer, th huwt or tne
roleurn development Company to the
Santa Fe railway system. !
It -wast given out officially, at the San
ta Fe headquarter today, that . the
purchase price, was In excess of f 1.000.
000. Byacqulrlng- the holding: of the
petToie Development Comiany, the
SarJ-a ie lncreaed Its output of oil
fuet to about 80.000 barrel month,
A BATTLE ON
IN MINDANAO
of Kanin Drmln'n. i'f.( th Pnrf tit
Puerto Plat4 on the coast, and the WAS ANSWERED BY SHOTS
f finlf fit H'ltYtn I ktmlnfrtn rr t ha aartti ff i I i
,roast, is in the hands of the Dominican
revolutionist. rimmnndcil hv Vlee
president vas,Ue. w hp, with consid- The American Messenger Has
riuie iwvrii, mum f j'l iru to arrive
1
before Santo Domlng'to toluy.
.. i .i
-". To iDefend City
Ronto Domlnno. May 2.The re6lu
tionlsts, Jn strong force, a r marching
on this lty. The tlovernment -is tak
In serious steps' .to defend the city.
Telegraphic communication with, the
'Interior .has ben cut. NO further
new Is obtainable.
No Bid Received. :
I la vana. Mey 2; There" were no bids
for the municipal lun of f 28,000.000. It
was advertised that the subscriptions
to this loan would be opened todays
Not Returned from
- the Fort
LEASING OF
PUBLIC LANDS
Vigorously Opposed by Com--missicner
Binder Herrman
SALE OF PUBLIC DOMAIN
Would Be Greatly Curtailed
If the Bill Is
.Passed
TIIE ANTI-eONSPIRACY III LI CAR
Birn iv the TOWKIVHOUSE
LITTLEFIELD. OFVifAINE. )P
POSED IT BUT WAS AWAYWIIEN
IT. WAS CALLED UP
f the time that th steamer waa going- to
remain at St. Lucia, and did not know
the .vessel was to coal up. After they
had reathel the coal bunkers many
tons of coal were taken on board, rfnd
the I wo stowaway s were literally bur
Jed. alive. Nothing: Was known to the
capialn'or erew-of the tragic death of
the men until the rooming;; of April
18th,.after the vessel had left Ouanta-
nanP'O, loadel wltk sugar for New York.
whrn one of the bodies slid through
the ro.il -hil Into the furnace room.
At the time the stokers were piling: coal
into the furnaeeswhile the vessel waf
making a hard fight against a north
eaerly gale. J The sight of the body
Sfntft shiver through the stokers and
cawed them to tempotarlly ult work.
Captain Jcncs was notiOed of the dis
eoveryv and after making; sure that tthe
Mowrt way" was desd. ordered the body
bnried at sea. .
. Six day later the stokers were again
horrified by another body which cam''
through fhecoal chute Into the furnace
room. A,sir h was thn made of th
coal btiftkefxbut nO more bodies wer
found. .." ; -
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WASHINGTON. May 2. SCnatdr
Gibson, of Montana, today presented in
the Senate a letter from Commissioner
Herrman, of the General Land Office, In
opposition.. to the policy of leaving the
public lands a proposed- by the bill
now pending in the Senate. Mr. ilerr
man says that under the terms of the
bll) practically all pubHc lands west of
the Mlssisaippi would be . subject to
leasing-, and that as it is provided that.
when under the lease, they shall not be
disposed of except under the- home'
Dtead and mineral land laws, the sale
TO THUNDER MOUNTAIN
NORTHERN 'PACIFIC, IS SURVEY
ING A LINK INTOT:HE MEW
. - MINING CAMP. v
A
JrOousellioId "Pliysiciah
. Or Ilome Book of Health .'
TO Hi: (JIVEN AS A PREMIUM WITH
TiviGe-a-Veeli Gtateoman
THIS IS OIJR OFFEIl: THIS BOOK WITH Til K STATES-
'MAN ONE YEAH tZ.23; Oil BOOK ALONE $210.
---HERE'S AN OPFOItTUNITY TO GET A VAIXf-
AliLE
IK)(JK AT SMALL COST.
LEWIHTON, Idaho, May 2.-Mlners
arriving-:, her todiiy from Thunder
Mountain report that Engineer Hill's
party are making a preliminary sur
vey into the district for the Northern
Pacific Railroad. Hill's .arty have
been working beyond Dixie for severs
weeks, and are row; in Chamberlain
Rasin country. It-was. announced at
the time IKa party went out that they
were viewing a trail, but stakes are br
ing t and the low altltutes followed
Th mrvav urlll ha r.mr1tt rt. PI.
.t.. ....VJI A l -...1,1 I - - ' w
IL (iir rumj uuiiiaiii nvuta w jfc I m . t (ffif thlS' W CC k
curtailed.
AN ATTACK MADE AND ONE OF
THE MOIlO WRONG HOLDS TAR
HNV II Y THE UNITEDwOTATES
TftOOPS SRVKRAL OFFICERH
AND MEN ARE WOUNDED.
HE WAS POISONED
A MEMBER OF THE COLORADO
L EG I S LATU R ) DEAD HIM
WIFE AURBSTED.
DNVRR. Colo, May 2.-The coroner's
Jury in the cae of Albert Oabr In, a
mmbef of the lNkrack Legldature,
who dlffd January Kth laM, returned a
verdict' that Gabiin came; to his death
by arsenical-poisoning.
A warrafil was issued against Mni
ell1 Gabrln, widow of thelad man,
"charging her with -rtmiNler. The tul-
oner take her' orrest cool;
IN
FOREST GROVE WON :
T1IK DERATE WITH WILLAM
ETTE UNIVERSITY LAST
' EVENING. .
KOREHT GROVE, Or; May 2. In the
Intercollegiate donate tonight Paeirtc
Unlvemlty won over Wiilamette Unl
- veri ty. by two point ato One. .
f r THE CLVK WOMEN. fT?
!. LOS"' ANGELA Cal., May 2.ulThe
principal features of the , Club ! Woi
i men's Convnt.l6ft" is the withdrawal
jf Mrs. RoberV J. Jlunlett. .of .Call 'or
'nla. from It he presidential moe. ThU
s.sures 4he ele tln at Mrs, Ieniilon.
of New . York, to that ofP.ce. An at
tempt made by the MasaclHii'tti1 dele
gates tody. to precipitate the icolor
quHitioitfell flat!
WASHINGTON, May '3. The War
Department has" Jot received a cable
gram from General Chaffee, which con
talned Jthe following:
' "After mwch effort to talk, with Dat
to Bayau,: BrigaHJler-Goner'aJ-.'Davis de
mantled on May lt that the murder
ers and hordes te given up. or that Dat
to send a pea?e delegation to talk with
him by mwn Slay 2d. The meseage wan
Jellvered at noon May Int. - The mes-
senger had not returned at 11 xKrk,
May 2d. During; tne niglit our troops
were Area upon, but did not xeoly
TO? Moron again fired on . the troous
on the morning of May 8d. ' Soaads
went out and drove off the approach
Ing Moras. At 11 o'clock the- troops
attacked anil took the fort without
loss. Thirteen tiumlred yard "bevond
was ' another - fort, thelf ' strongest
works. The troops attacked it. A dis
patch front General Davis ears that
our iroop surrounded the 'fort at
oclvk. Firing; ( was In progress at
o'olock. About twenty men were
wounded, also Flrft Lieutenant Henry
M. WaBTier (General Davis? aid) and
Lieutenant Josman (Twenty-flflh
fantry), the former seriouslv."
In-
t4fe
THE CONORIS CLOSED.!
V .WASHINGTON. May 2. The Jhan
tjuet tonight, attended by nearly 400
persons, brought the annual Congress
of the Sons of the American Revolu
tion to ariose. .The occasion was made
notable by ihev' presence of PreaMent
Itooaevelt. who delivered a feUcUou
ppeech. . . ! :-i ; , !
' FOOD IS HCAIUT..
SEATTLE. Wash., Miay 2. A Daw
son special to the- Post-InffeUlaencer
says, provisions j at Rimpart . I wTIl
i srrely be sufficient to support every
one there 'until t h river opens. No
danger '-"of" starvation is arttlcipated,
though rations have been reduced, to a
'siTMkll portion to t eh person.
MRS. BANOSTER'S DEFINITION OF
- . ... TALENT.
: Talent ts aptMude on? a given I line;
In th old- bible significance U I powet
Intrusted to on for a specific twe. Kv
erybuty.hsa some talent, worth cuMt
iatlng. The mom we use what w
; tiriglnaUljr have, the greater becomes it
rvalue. . . i i ! '.. i
THE FRENCH MISSION, j f
PARIS, May 2.--ThM bat tleshlp Gaul
.ols, having on bwrd the French Mis
slon, bound for Washington, to attend;
the unveiling of the Rochambeau Mon
ument, Is due to arrive about May 21st. j
From Manila
Manila, May,, a. General Davis, In
command of the American forces Jn
the Island: of Mlndano, .cables .tha his
uKTmatum has not been-answered, that
his messenger has not returned ami
that Jthe American outnoat was flred
upon this morning;. iThe troous ad
vanced and shelled Moro fort- but.' did
not capture It untlV the Infantry
reached the ditch. This fort was strong
and well defended toy 300 men. r
fort Panda Padto. was then sur
rounded and heavily abetted. Heavy
firing; continued at this lsoatch was
sen.
General Davis also - reports that
Lieutenant .' Henry S. Wagner, of ' the
Fourteenth; Infantry, has been seri
ouslv wounded, and that 20 enlisted
men were wounded.
? This Im the substance of a brief cable
meefage 'from the fleld.
DEEDS RECORDED..
Five deeds to Marion county realty
were filed with - the' county recorder
yesterday, the aggregate con tderatlon
of which was $3107; two mortgages of
realty for 1200 snd tit; two chattel
mortgages for $270 and. 1100, and one
satisfaction of a mortgage for $500,
were' also filed for record. The deeda
were: ;".,.' . .'. . H-
Wm. MacMaster and wife to I. C.
; Needhanv 20S acres fh section
22. t r 3 w, w. d. $1664
Delia Rons, ; et vx., to i David S.
Llvesay. two acres m t 5 s. r 1
w, w. d i . COO
H-Tmatin F. Lonsner and wife to
the3ernuin Kvangellcat Luther-
an Synod, one lot la block . No.
t, of Roberts' addition to Salem, !
t w d ..' .-:''" a e: '' 300
P. SL Knight and wife to Caroline
A. Ifurton k No. 2 and a por
tion of lot Np, . block 32. of the
Capital Park addition to Salem,
w. ;d.
CONXSRESSMAn! CUMMINGS DEAD. Frances Parkhurst Hmithxto Annls
1 If a.k 4. -.La w a m - m .a
tt -erffttr vf t; I mrm wum nan oi lot .
man Amos J. Cu naming, of New York.
Ided tonight, f ; 1
- PRUSSIAN PRINCE DEAD.
BERLIN. Msjr 2. Prince George
Erjwut, of Prussia, died tonight, aged
" year. . , ."-!'?";--:':.'
and a portion of lot 3, block 3,
of Yew Park addition to Salem,
a. d . .... . . . ...
:oo
343
Total., i.:
- .... ..-..$3107
TO AVOID PERSECUTION.
HENNA. May J. The. Neue Freie
Presse says that, as a result of svs
temaUo persecution, three thousand
Jewish families, comprising- 12,000. per
sona; wilt leave RoumanJa for the Uni
ted. ateii in a few davs ' -
Xgal BUnks; Statesman Job Offlce.' Leral Blanks at Statesman Job Office,1
. TSIM PROVING.
NEW YORK, May 12. Archbishop
Corrlgan rested well during the day
ana cat up far some time. . f
Anti'Conspiraey Bill.
Washington, May 2. The House to-
day pasesd the anti-Conapiracy bill,
reported from the Judiciary Committee
without a word of debate; It came up
rather unexpectedly, and Llttlefleld
(Rep,, Maine),! who had filed a minor
ity report and had Intended -to offer
some amendments, came in just as it
was put upon its passage, and a vote
was taken before lie understood what
was going on. The bill is as follow ?
"That no agreement, contract or
rombl nation by or between two or more
persons, to do or procure to be done,
any act In contemplation or further
ance of any trade dispute between 'em
ployers and employes In the District of
Columbia, or In any territory of . the
United States, or between employers
and employes who may be engaged In
trade or commerce between the sever
al states,-or between any territory andf
another, or between any territory and
any state of the District of Columbia,
or with foreign nations, or. between the
District of Columbia and any state or
foreign nations, shall be deemed crim
inal nor shall those engaged therein
be Indictable or otherwise punishable
for the cringe of conspiracy, nor sh.iu
such agreement: combination or con
tract be considered as in constraint of
trade orcoihmerce, nor jhall any, restraining-
order or Ir'Juntllon be'lsjsued
with relatioii, thereto.- Nothing In this
act shall '. exempt from punishment,
otherwise than herein excepted, any
persons guilty of conspiracy for. which
punishment Is now provided by any act
of Congress, but such act of Congress
shall as to agreements, combinations
and contracts hereinbefore referred, to.
be comrtrued as if this act were there
in contained."
' The District of Columbia Appropria
tion biH was passed; The bill to pro
vide Diplomatic and Consular officers
for Cuba was also passed.
LIQUOR MEN TO UNITE
WILL ORGANIZE A POLITICAL
PARITY TO FIGHT ITS BATTLES
A MEETING CALLED.
Hill's party number twelve or fifteen
men. and .the work IwHng pushed as
rapidly as ponslble. The' Northern Pa
etne tnree years ago completed a sur
vey from Btltes to a point near Klk
City, and Hill's survey makes a con
nectlon with It near Sitmon rUer. .
FOUND DEAD IN BED
FORMEFi , SALEM MAN PASSED
AWAY IN EUREKA. CALIFOR
- NIA YESTERDAY.
EUREKA, CUllf., May 2. C. A
Loughe-ad. a candy maker, was found
dead In 4ed t hi-morning. He has
brother and sister residing in Salem
Ore,'. - - ;.v . .;"
(In addJtlon to' the abovH Gideon
Stola last evening- received n tele
graph w communication fromt F. F.
Pierce, san undertaker of Eureka, rrail
fomia.' announcing- the death of Coke
Ijoughead in that city yesterday. De
ceased waa a young man about 23 year
of age. a former resident of this citv
He has two brothers In Portland, en
gaged in the restaurant business. The
are 7. H. and Low- Iughead . Otu
sister. Miss Ltna Loughead, lives In
Kent, Washington, and three sisters-
Mrs. Carrie Riggs. Mrs, Jesse --Carter,
ond Mrs. Minnie Du penning live In
Seattle.)
TRIAL FOR MURDER
THREE MEN CHARGED WITHA
GRAVE CRIME THE HEARING
AT BURNS."
BURNS, May 2. The gran J'
In
dieted Miller. Cotwell and Bailey foi
murder In the first degree for the kill
Ing of Warren Curtis. Their trial be
gan Monday. Great Interest Is being
taken In the case and It will be som
-limit before the jury can be secured ti
tty it; The defendants made an effort
to bve 'the trial iostponed "until the
next term of court, toping that public
sentiment woujd, not be so strong
against, them,; but the tai:e retutt! to
i
LOUISVILLE, Mai 2. Th potttical
organization iwhich is now being form
ed throughout the Unfted States by the
allied branches of the liquor .Industry,
will be formally launched at a meeting
which will be. held in 'Pittsburg on June
tfth. It is expected that this meeting
will be the largest gathering of repre
sentatives of liquor Interests ever held
Jn the United States: jAngelo Meyers,
of Philadelphia, general manager of
'the Distilling Company of : Amerlcj,
says: . '
. V'At the Pittsburg meeting of the Na-
tiopal Wholesale. Liquor Dealers Asko
elation, the National Distillers' Asso
ciation, the Retailers Association, the
National Association of Brewers and
any numbor of, kindred organlzatio..
will bfe united under a common head.
Officers will be elected and an organi
zation will be kept intact after the
methods of the big political parties,"
L AGAINST CATTLE TRUST
COMMISSION MEN REFUSE TO
HANDLE THE STOCK OF SJ
M THE COMBINE
consent.
Miller and Col well will probably b
trie! Ipgetl-.er but Bailey's trial will
be ser-arjle. ..-'';.'. ""
William Miller, of Ontario, and
Thbrnton JKV'illlamtii ol this city, will
appear for Ihe . stater and- Parish &
Hcm-bold. DaJton Big-gs. or wurrs, ang
John L. IUnd. of Baker City, for the
defendants. It will require several
weeks to try the Case. , x, - .' '"'
' ' : 1 '
THE SEALING SCHOONERS
MAKE FEW CATCHES OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST FAR BELOW
,'' ' - f. LAST YEAR.- '
DENVER. May 2. Not a single head
of cattle was sold in the Denver mar
ket yesterday, and the commission
men almost without exception wired to
their customers in all parts of the West
not to ship a single head of cattle, hogs
or sheep to the market In this city,
Kansas City, Omaha, or Chicago. The
commission men in other cities are
understood to have taken similar ac
tion.
VICTORIA. B. C, May 2. The first of
the fleet of sealing; schooners, which
have been hunting off the coast of Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Washington. and Brit
ish , Columbia, brtigs reports : from
twelve of th. twenty-nine schooners,
and the averagewatch Is but 118 skins.
as against 22ft last year, which was also
a poor one. The rough weather I
chiefly responsible for the shortage.
Victoria, B. C May 2. The lumber
schooner Amethyst which turned turtle
In the February storm off tr-e Oregon
coast, master and crew losing their
lives, has beeh aaved by -Geo, Bishop,
the contractor. She Is not badly damaged..-
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V
A CABINET CRISIS.,
LISBON. May 2. Newspapers here
say that Cabinet crisis is Imminent.
The student dhwrders which have; oc
Many thousands of head are on I chirred at Coimbra, Vhe caplul of Belra
the way to market, and three or four I
days will pass before the effect of the !
order Is felt, but at the beginning of
next week little or no stock wilt be of
fered at the packing- centers.
Commission men and stork owners
say they have taken this radical action
Province, have necessitated the clos
ing of the university there. The Utr.
ernment authorised- the rector of the
university to Issue, a notice ordering
all students not natives of the Disc
to quit Colmbra with In 48 hours. Im
mediately this notk-e was Issued the
because of the raid made by the cattle J students attacked the police, firing- re
trust on prices of stock.- I volvers and throwing ssones. Troop
unnrrwed the disorders and twO slu-
STOWAWAYS - WET DEATH wer mounded, one tmrtalty.
LIKE DAISES BEFORK THE
SCYTHE. V
Baby. Uvea are destroyed In summer
by cholera infantum. The attack of the
dtsettsa . la. ssidOen. : icsr progress - Is
sometime terribly rapkl. Mothers wtio
bare given their chlWren Perry DavU j
Painkiller, can tell bow this trtm-w
has checked the diarrhoea, and vomit
ing; aad put the : Httle patient out of
danger. 23 and 5fl ct.
IN
WERE COVERED WITH COAL
THB HOLD OF A WEST
INDIA TRADER-
NEW YORK. May 2.Wnen the Brit
ish freight, ship Sir Richard Grenville.
from the West rlndles, arrtved in port.
Capt. Jones reported the tragic death
of two West Indian stowawsys.; The
vessel stopped .at half a loxen West
Indian, ports,! among- them St. Lucia,
where she coaled. It Is at this port
Captain Jones believes the,; stowaysj
who were negroes, managed to get on
board the vessel by letting- themselves
do n to th coal bunkers through the
coal chutes.
Twlce-h-
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Kerrigan, of the , Murtaomab Athletic
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long dive he cleared IS feet. 2' Inches,
The mea had evidently miscaJcuUted 1 adding: 2 inches to the aorld's record. 1
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