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3AXEM, ORSQjMTEDNE3DAY, OOTOBER 26, 1904.
r ip JflQ NO. 240.
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REAT BRITAIN IS
NOT SATISFIED
V
ernment Feels That Russia Is Slow in Meet-
ing Demands for North Sea
Outrage
lOct. 20. It is uniicrstoou mat
Insdowno considers Russia's re-
(the present form, incomplete,
ns it fnils to grant Great
demand for the punishment
Iflicers who nro founil responsi
Indsdownc said late this after-
It ho trusted tho matter would
d within 24 hours.
Oct. 20. The Central' News
,ns a dispatch from St. Peters
erting that it has been learned
;li nnthority thnt Admiral Bo-
ky will uo recniicu anu umuu
I of marine, nnd that Admiral
will succeed him ns com-
of the Baltic fleet.
Oct. 20. Count Benokcn
Russian ambassador, hnd an
with Foreign Secretary Lans-
the latter's homo today. Tho
lasted nn hour.
Bn, uct. -o. ine appointment
ral Kuropntkin as chief in
of all the Russian forces in
was received with wild on
by tho troops.
'iirig corro-
, that if is
Bn. uct. "JU. Tiie ruri
ii Af Tlnlvinla wirna .
B Mr- i .
on the highest authority, that
lias made an unqualifieiTapology
land for tho North Sea tragedy.
Iltar, Oct. 26. The British
fleet has completed nil prepn-
I and is now ready for imracdi-
ling orders.
Petersburg, Oct. 20. Tho ndmi-
hce asserts thnt it has has not
lived a word of cplanation from
Rojestvensky. It insists that
possible to take definite action
admiral's report is received.
vfo;
rendezvdusijOf the fleet in consequence1, sians were compelled to retire-' ifrom
of this ordr.
Tokio, Oct. 20. A report from Gen
eral Oku's headquarters 'states t but 'the
the position of tho opposing armies is
unchnnged. Tho Japanese outposts' on
tho extreme left were driven back by
tho Russian cavalry, which in turn re
tired before a detachment of Japanese.
Hncuthnu.
t f h -'
Lii-C-tc;
St. Petersburg, Oct. 20. Captain
Calthorpc, tho British nnval attache,
cnllcd at tho admiralty nflW today, in
full uniform, nnd requested informa
tion regarding tho probable time of the
Russian reply. It is understood that
any unreasonable delay will bo mot by
new representation from Grent Brit
ain. It is stated that tho Russians
have sent a cruiser from Vigo to invoti
tigato tho possible presence of British
fishing ships oft tho Spanish coast, nnd
warn Admiral Rojestvonsky.
Tokio, Oct. 20. Because of the
many ntterapts by tho Russinn prisoners
to escape, and their general refractory
conduct, the most stringent regulation"!
hnvo been issued, culling for the hang
ing of tho lenders of orgnulzcd assaults,
and the imprisonment of those par-
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ticlpnting. .
London, Oct. 2G.-1 Tho Rusisah 'am
bassador, during tho night, received
Russia's reply to Great Britain's note
on tho subject of the North Sea trag
edy, and it was forwarded immediately
to Lord Lansdowne. It expressed deep
regret nt the occurrence, promises full
reparation as soon as tho official report
is received from Admiral Rojestvon
sky. A reply in tho idcnticnl langungc
will bo handed tho British ambassador
at St. Petersburg today.
Oft. 20. The Dio Sert has
from C'arcow, Russia that 8000
leserted the Russian army in
Poland during the InBt fow
tv arrived nt Carcow. The do-
re hunted with blon'dhounds,
fsliot on Sunday while trying
tho frontier.
Jet. 20. The Baltic fleet or-
this port today, and cipher dis,
which were waiting Admir.il
iskv, were iramouiaieiy ueiiv-
is helieved to believed to bo a
an eplanntion of tho North Sen
i! authorities hnvo been or-
permit only tho rovictuallng
London, Oct. 20. Lord Selboumo,
chief of the admiralty, nnd Princo
Louis Bnttenberg, director of nnvnl in
telligence, nttended the conferenco nt
Premier Balfour ' home, nt which
Lord Lansdowne was present. No
doubt tho flnnl cxtremo measures nre
being planted for possible :eveuliinll-tics.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 20. It is re
ported on high authority thnt tho Czar
this morning received Admiral Rojest
vonsky 's report. ViccAdniiral Avol
Ian, ehiof of tho admiralty, hns gone
to Tsarskoe-, Selo, and will not return
until Into this evening.
St. Petersburg. Oct. 20. Conors!
.Kuropatkin roporls no general engago-
tcsslan ships within this port.mont yesterday. A forco of Russinns
Ron that onlv ono ship nt n were nmbushed and repulsed during n
bwos into the nnruor. cios rcconniansanco yesterday evening.
muho bav of Vigo, will be the During another reconnoisanco the Rus-
lie Credit Btrye
s For The Accomodation
pays for tho credit extended to his neighbors.
ring goods that other people bought and failed
at a cash store.
Tho only way to
to pay for is to
New York Racket
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strictly cash business. Not ono dollar's worth of goods out- on
approval; Every article that leaves tho store must bo paid for.
s from ba I accounts to add to our prices. Our expense aro
It in proportion to tho business we aro doing.
tantlty of merchandise we use enables us to buy at tne lowest qtian
Is, That's; why we undersell "regular stores."
roods, Snoes, Clothing , Uncteiwea
tYTHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE-PEICE CASH STORE,
E. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR
SECOND
DAY OF
mnd a, a shot address. Ho was fo
Vy-V. 7C.1 Kcrans, of Missouri!
Admiral Reports..
Tho report of Thonias Carr, the
"Admiral", of tho fishing fleet, lsa
picturesquo touch, n plain sailor's yarn
of he' occurrence, which wns handed to
Foreign Minister Lansdowne tonight.
Tho report is dated The North Sen,
October 22d," and is hb follews:
"Wo were fishing in lotitudo 55.10
north and -longitude 5 east, tho night
"f October 21st. At U:M p. in. u large
fleet of men-of-wnr spriuig up from our
leo bow, the wind being about south
southeast. One squadron passed by
cur leo side. Tho remainder, consisting
of four battleships, steniucd just across
our head, throwing searchlights over
our fleet. As soon ns thoy got to wind
ward, they began firing on us, their
projectiles flying nil nround nnd ncross
our decks for a full quarter of an hour
some or tno snot passing under the,
feM.,
Is Considered by the Executive Commit
tee Enthusiasm for a fair Dis
play Is Increasing
Trans ; Mlssissicpi Congress
4 Hears a Number of
t ;. Addresses Tc day
it " .
St. Louis,' Oct. 26. The second dny's
session of the Trans-Mlsslppi congress
was called to order this morning by
Alfred L. Block, of Washington, who
followed
The
president, on the call, of states, ap
pointed the following vice-presidents:
California, 11. P. Chapman) Red Bluff;
Oregon, E. L. Smith, Hood River; Alas
ka, W.iWKclley; Nevada,? 11. R. Max
son, of Reno.
Tho committee on permanent 'organ
ization reported the following officers
for the ensuing year: Theodore B.
Wilcox, Portland, president; General
Jah.tr .W. Noble, of St. Loni4,.vlco-prcsl-dent;
Samuel Newhouse, of Salt Lake,
Hecond, vice-president.
o
. . iMacnales Meet In New York.
New York, Oct. 20. Tho national
association of professional baseball
clubs today elected Patrick T. Powers, commlttco hod tho nbllity, tho intelll
of Jersey 13ity president; John II. Far-1 gouco and tho energy to make it a sue
roll, of Auburn secretary, and Eugene cos.
Ho favored assigning work of spcclnl
interest to special members, nnd work
ing up each of the Important Indus
70 Years Old, Walker 650 Miles. tries.
Straight and tall, clear eyod and . On motion Judge Scott wns unnni
vigorous looking, Father Williams, mnusly elected permanent chairman
Jfrged 7$ years, is nt the Deaconess and H. B. Thielsen permanent Bocrc
JlloinWior the Age'd, after huvlng ' tnry of the commission, and that body
iwalkejL.all the way from Salt Liko got down to work at once.
MARION
s COUNTY
EXHIBIT
The cxecutlvo committee to secure would have to bo pushed nlong special
an exhibit for tho Lewis nnd Clark j Hues to cover nil tho important Indus-
fair from Marlon county met nt I , tries.
o'clock at tho county coutt room.
Present: County Judge Scott, Com
missioners Mlley nnd Necdham, W. L.
Tooze, D. II. Looney, H. B. Thlolson, V.
N. Derby nnd W. A. Taylor. Rov. W1I
holm, of Mt. Angel, could not attend.
Rov. J. P. Lovcsque, of Woodburn,
who has visited a great many exposi
tions, wns present nnd took nn interest
in tho deliberations.
.1 lid go Scott delivered nn enthusias
tic address in calling to order. Marlon
county must go in to win that $1000
Tho proposition of C. T. Bonnoy, of
Woodburn, wns, on motion, taken un
der consideration. '
Judge Scott suggested thnt hops,
fruit, education, tnlncrnl wool and mo
hair, manufacturing, grnln, grasses ami
tlmbor bo recognized by special com
mittccs with ono member of this com
mission nt tho head of each stib-cdnv '
mlttoo. '
Mr. Toozo tnovod that each of the
nbovn bo cnnntlhitod unilflr n. liiiTonip
1 tt flvrt nt- ttlnrA nf linnil nP nnnll. tn lift
. ..... . ...w.w .. ..v.... - ...., . --
prize for tho best exhibition.
fhls ' ono ' ",0 oxo:ut'vo conjmlttco.
Derby Bccondeil. Adopted.
F. N.
Burt, of San Francisco, n member of
tho executive board.
I City.
niiiinniil, so unpleasantly near that thcV
men who were gutting fish in thp pound
thnt they cleared out down below, and
one. ...i.i mm-.i r.gnv uewcaa mem. Living 8 lt Lake on July 7, Father
I very much regret to say that others l-V,,nms followc(1 tho track of tho
in tho tlcot wcro not ho fortunnto us
us In escaping hurt. The
, , ' i , ,
crnno was
sunk, her, her skipper and third hand
Oregon Short Lino, to Butte, 397 miles,
and then walked from Butto to Mis-
Lsouln, about 125 miles more. At Mis-
were ..kille.l, ami nil, tho rest of tho . , . t , , throueh
crew were wounded, with the exception h( tfaB ,0 Wttllnce, and from
of tho cook. Tho skipper of the Gull, Wnllace ho. made his way on foot again
it was who, being hailed by tho Crane . Spoknne nrrlvinR hero October 0,
saying, , Wo aro sinking,' hove up hii ninkin t,' ,., .......- wn,k(1i nB.
proximately 050 miles, which the nged
athlcto traversed in threo months'
Sleeping out of doors, uting
W. L. Toozo offered a resolution that
only actual and necessnry expenses be
allowed td any members of this com
mission for nny work or services per
formed in connection with this ox-
PLENTY
OF AIR
SHIPS
St. Louis, Oct. 20. Captain Bald-,
win, nf San Francisco, Btatod today
thnt his airship will mnko nnothcr trip
on Thursday, if tho voathor Is favor
able. Knahensc'hus will again navi
gate it. T. C. Rcnbow, nf Montann, Irf
hlblt, nnd thnt no salary whntevor bo ou tho program for n flight with hlr
paid. W. A. Taylor seconded, nnd It airship on Wednesday afternoon
wnH adopted
Rov. Lovcsque made an Instructive
talk
'oxli
wli
grown.
V. N.
Vessel Resting Easy,
Nnssun, N. B., Oct. 20. The Btcamor'
Derby moved thnt tho execu-
rescue of the unfortunato survivors. I
"Thn "fnnlmliin Afinrt niul flnlnii nit .
..V '. . .W ...... ..' IM,.
had shots pass through thorn, tho two w,Cn, ,10 couM obnn n whoiMOino'tlvo commltteo draft a resolution pro-1
former vessels bqing obliged ,to mnke ca, nt ft gmn ,10 ftn(,C(1 iicr0'v.llng that each exhibitor bo allowed
Ban nomewaru. .
"I think two or threo vessels did not
Ik on tho necessity of making tho ,-MoI.bu'Iiatt"II, f rom ' Cnnjlff for Now,
hlblt Mhirat onn, and stnUng 0f. ,, ,,-, cnt;ArW
lero each individual exhibit wns ., ... . . . , ,
Abaco, Bahama ishuids. Tho vessel iff
own. . 1,
rontjng easy.
Snow In Minnesota.
price, ho lnndcd hero vldlng that each exhibitor bo allowed Duluth, Oct. 20. A snow storm
practically untroubled by his journey, to put his nnmo on sumo, and oxplaln raged in this city nil Inst night, and
biivh nn nttnnk nf rhpumntlRin. which to visitors whntaver thev wished to two inches fell before mornlni. It Is
board us in the morning, but thnt mny botllcrC(1 hm ot tt evf (luyg nftcr j,a j,noWl Adojited. I tho earliest snow in this section slnco
bo owing to thick weather, causing nrrjvn,Spokano Spokesman-Revlow. ' H. B. Thielsen stutod that tho work 1884.
them to miss tho fleet. I ---- -- -
"I do not know whether they took
us for Japanese, or whether they were
practicing to get their hands in. There
must bo n mistuko somewhere. Thoy
ought to have known wo wero only in
offensive fishermen. I remain your
obedient servant.
' "THOMAS CARR,
'. "Admiral.'
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CHIEF AND EDITOR MIX.
Hofer's "Good Evening" Brings
Swift Blow in the Jaw.
'(lioudlines and Report from tho Oro
goninn, Oot. 20, 1004.)
Sulem, Or., Oct. 25. Tho police
court room, in tho city hall, was tho
fteeno at unusual proceedings this ev
ening when' Chief of Pollco Gibson
landed a strnlght-from-tho-shouldor
blow upon tho oltln of A. F. Uoqt, one
of tho proprietors of the Evening Capi
tal Juuriml. The Chief pooled off his
coat and vest and was about to follow
up the attack with vigor, when ho wns
siezcd and held by City Recorder Ju
dnh and others.
The incident was tho outcomo of a
libel suit recently decided in the cir
cuit eourt. Some time ago the Jour
nal published an artialo charging Olb
eon with kieking a dog to death, (lib
son brought suit -for 15000, but tho
jury rendered a verdict for the Jour
nal. Angered by somo of the testi
mony given by Hofer at tho trial Gib
son swore that if Hofer ever spoko to
him he would knoek him down.
This afternoon Hofer was in the po
lice court talking with Judge Judah
when Oibson entered and stood by the
Idoor. In a moment Hofer started out,
and, as be approached the door, said
"Good evening" to the chief. Gib
son's right arm shot out like a flash
and caught Hofer's chin. As the lat-j
ter bfat a retreat, remonstrating!
ngslnsl the attaek, Gibson prepared to .
finUb the promised punishment, but,
was prevented by men in the room,
2fe arrest hare result!- -
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