Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-12

II IA estimntod that at loast 5000
people were present at Il eonons,ration
IN Hyde parE. london, 70 express sym.
pathy fer General Bullor, tho disored.
itod British general 4 coiiecdon was
taken up tor a workinsmol's uismorial
to GoncrL balor.
Terry McGJtslA, the feather.weight
champion, WIS knocked out IN the Soc
md rcani By Young Corbett at the
! Eu meg Athletic club Of Hartford.
Conn.
A collision between two passenger
trains Oh the Wabash railway, near
Seneca, Mich, caused loss Of nearly
! 70 lives. Some VI the cars took FIRE
and many Of the bodies were burned to
ashes. Most Of the victims on the west
bound train were Italian Immigrants.
Fifteen forenoon Of the Elglr Thomp.
son Steel wocAs in Braddock, Pa, were
taken into partnership with tho Car
negie company, when each man received
80. 900 in stock. Heretofore it wa only
heads Of departments who received
boruses like this.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad is buying
blocks ot real estate in the very heart OF
New York, having in view the building
Of the greatest railway depot in the
world Five millions will have been
expended on tie depot site before the
immense Ceai is completed
a million dollars is the estimate Of the
loss by fire in the vicinity Of Ninth
street, at the EAsr riyor, Now York.
Thousands Of gallons Of oil from the
Standard OH company's depot we're
drained into the river 10 prevent a grcIt
explosion AMI resulting conAAgration.
Seymour Bell, tho commercial agent
Of Great Britain in tho Uuitod States,
addressing the London chamber OF com.
mcrce and business mon on the subject
Of American trade competition, said tAat
all America wanted from abroad was
daily becoming smaller, but that Great
Britain was being cut out Of even this
small portion Of the market by France
aud Germany. This WAS the result Of
Great Brtain's blchwardnoss IN using
labor-saying and automatic machinery.
Mr. Bell declared that the working
classes Of Great Britain must be edu.
Gated up to them and DO con n,inced that
their use was essential before Great
Britain could compete with America.
Michael Stosltn wanted to sail on the
Holland line steamship Rhyndam for
his home in Rotterdam, says New
York dispatch. He started for the COM
pany's pior in Hoboken Oh tho forryboat
Hamburg, but whom In midstream he
boheld with dismay the big ship sailing
swiftly down the river. Stoska dived
into the ICY water and swan after the
fast-disappearing steamship in an effort
to oyortako her. Ho found, however,
that it was impossible for him TO reach
the steamer, and, accepting the aid OF
life proserver, was haulod back Oh deck
In Hobokon they took him to Sc. Mary's
hospital, whore the physicians said tho
plunge might cost tho man his life
"PI have made that boat he said, "if
II hadn't been so cold" "
President Roosevelt and several mem.
bers OF his cabinet saw West Point de-
feat Annapolis in game OF football by
u score Of II to 8, at Philadclphia The
greatest crowd that ever entered the
gates Of Franklin fold was present.
On the appearance Of the president he
was received with a tremendous out.
burst OF applause. The contest had
boon in progress less than ten minutes
when the president loft his private box
and took his position ON the sido.line
bonch. When Casad broke through tho
navy's line and ran Go yards the preN.
dent jumped to his feot excitcdly and
advanced toward the gridiron, but re.
turned 10 his seat mOmont later wheh
the ball was put in play again, Whom
DAILY Of tho army team made his great
run of lO5 yards lor touchdown the
president jumped to his feet with an
expression Of surprise On his faco, and,
like many others could scarcely realize
what remarkable pioco Of football
mechanism DAILY really is
Colon has boon surrondurol by tho
insurgents to General Albau, com
mander of the Colombian government
troops and governor Of the department
of Panama, 1t was decided tnaJ Colon
should first be delivered over TO the
commanders OF ;ho foreign WayIaips.
the United Sutgs authorlr os ag,.ng as
the chief intermediary. Captain porry
of the battl,smp Iowa, as ranking
United States olitsr took n prominent
part In tho ccromouy of surrender
With free transit pcrOss the isrhmus
assured, the United Statos blucjackots
wcrO withdrawn.
The friends Of Mrs, Mckinley arc
grayaly concerned Tor her. She is be.
lioyed to DO wasting away, and hor
moutal attitude is tina, she rs only wait.
ing the summons 60 join Aor husband
She sits in hor &ome az ClD.oa and
spends much tmu weaplHr Nrs Mo.
Knlcy Ia constantly attended hy har
sister. Mn. NJ. O. Barber. who has given
up her usual huu1 dulas NIi Gsyltps
all her ua1 aud ougrsy TO making lllo
MS pleasant rs possible Tor Mrs No
Kuley.
For the third time, says q Chicago
dispatch Mrs jesse Sayro has pro.
sonted her husband with twins on his
birthday. Tho first pair came Il year
after thoir marriage. The second came
two years later, but diod Now Tor tho
third time on the anniversary OF tho
fathers birthday u third sot came
Both father and mother como of tmi.
lies given to that sorJ of thing, There
arp two sets OF twins on Mrs, SAyro's
side and QUO sou among the husbands
brothers, That thotr own should hAp-
non ~ Lhroo LMos on NV LALnoE nAla.