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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
TEMERAIRE
HAS HER own
WEATHER

Charlotte. y. Y, Aug l5.-Enthusiasm
is at high pitch In yachting circles here
today, with the Royal Canadian Yacht
club challenger Temeraire and the
Rochester Yacht club defender Iroq-iois
each having won race i'm the contest for
the Canadian cup, the battle today is ex-
pected 10 be an exciting one. Another
victory today for either beat will not de-
eide the custody of the much coveted
cup. but will place one or the other OF
the contestonts IN a position 20 fight on
the final issue tomorrow.
triangular course OF three miles to
each leg ;wice around. making total
distance TO be sailed Of is miles was Sc
lectod for todays race, the third IN the
contest for the Canada cup The wind
al $3.50 a. m. was also due east and about
l2 miles an hour.
This being as II is understood decidedly
Teineraire's weather the betting on the
days result was in her favor.
The preliminary gun was fired AT io'9O'
The crew of the Iroquois had been work
ing all the morning bending on the main
sail, which was used on the ueleHuti uHi
ing the trial races. IL was announced
that the reason for this change Is that
Skipper Mabbett decided that the san
used in yesterdays race could not be fat
tened as readily as the older sheet.
Both boats set out for the starting point
at l0:3Q. the Iroquos leading under single
reef. the Temeraire under full sail, FOL
lowed by the excursion fleet The prepar-
atory gun was fired at 1880 a. m. The Sig
nails for the course MADE Il necessary Tor
the boats TO turn the home buoy on the
windward and go almost due east on the
starboaid tack at the start.
The starting gun was fred at II o'clock
The start was: Iroquois, ll:0O:0S; Tenn
eraire. ll:OOlS.
Temeraire pointed better and soon hac
a good advantage 10 windward and foot
ing faster. cut down the lead OF the lro
quois Mabbett went about on port taci
at ll:12:20 Temeraire had taken lead
OF some lengths and was well TO wind
ward.
At ll:S5 through the haze II appeared
that the challenger had turned the first
staxeboat and with spnnakers set started
on the second leg.
Iroquois rounded the first mark al
l1:So:sO and appeared to be half mile be-
hind her rival
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

each other this morning the first business
before taking up Article four was the
reading and signing OF the protocols or
yesterdays progress including the draft
of the three articles agreed upon and the
minutes OF the discussion.
The Associated Press is now able to say
authoritatively from both sides that the
twelve articles" constitute the bases"
OF the treaty OF Washington II one Is
ever signed and do not necessarily consti-
tute the final text which is subject to re-
vision.
RORT ARTHUR AND DALNY.
The Associated Press is informed that
article four while covering the surrender
Of the lease OF Lao Tung peninsula and
the Blonde and Elliott Islands which are
included i'm the leasehold. does not touch
Port Arthur and Danly which are cover
ed in a separate article. Japan IL Is un-
derstood insists at least for the present.
upon the occupation of these two points.
The question OF Russian government and
private property will probably be dealt
with by mixed commissions as Is custom-
ary at the conclusion OF a war when for
titled cities pass from the jurisdiction OF
one country TO another
Czontinued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
PLANS TO IMPROVE
CANADIAN | LIGHTHOUSES

st. John, y. b., Aug. f5-Extensive
plans for the Improvement OF the system
Of lighthouses along the Atlantic sea
board OF Canada is announced by ]. F.
Frazer, OF the Canadian marin tdepart-
ment at ottawa, who is in this city In
connection with the matter Within a
few weeks an improved light will be
placed on Gaunet rock in the Bay OF
Fundy.
AZ very powerful light will be estab-
lshed on Cape Race. Newfoundland.
Lights similar TO the new one on Gaunet
rock will be erected at Cant Ray Cane
Baud and Cape Norman. Newfoundland (:
Greenly island, In the Straits Of Belle
Isle: Heath Point. Anticosta Island ,
Fame Point Cape Magdalen. Martin
river, Quebec; Gyron island, Gulf OF St
Lawrence; Managers Beach at Halifax
and Sea island. Nova Scotia. and several
other points.
Have you found somethlng1 Advertise
IL In The News. You may get a reward
and the ad costs nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

Portsmouth Aug I5The rapid made by the
yesterday and the which ultimate
agreement equaed interest here the arrival of delegation
OF prominent Jews Jacob H. Schf of the banking firm of Kuhn
Loeb Co., Isaac Seigman of the banking firm of W. Segan
Oscar Strau former minister Turkey and Adoph Lewison the
New York Jewish leader reached yesterday afternoon
sponse from M. Wie and conference with
him o'clock last night
Mr.. Straus explained purpose asking
and his associates Portsmouth discuss with them
means for amoang the condition of the Jews Russia but Mr.
Seigman step further speaking
that while primarily the object of M W the views
the leading American Jews regard the of their
the domains be expected that the finances of Russia
would be considered.
WANTS TO RAISE MONEY.
Whatever be said the contrary there every
believe that M We is making money for
Russia and that he desires the cooperation of the Jewish
bankers There been subject
with Kuhn Loeb Co., and those who the nsdee here
that NJ Wtte seeking lay foundation for obtaining
the to which satisfy the demands of Japan.
The shedness his obvious IF by make
less the burden imposed the Jewish subjects of the
respect gratitude great Jews world
raise would be comparatively But must be raised
to purchase power to continue the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
COMMITTED SUICIDE
IN COFFIN He MADE

Sioux City. Ia, Aug. 15.--Tars Peterson.
cabinet maker. was busy last night in his
workshop. This morning. after he had
been therein an hour. his wife called
him. but there was no answer. She en-
tered but found only a coffin. With an
axe she broke oen the I'D anpd found her
husband oead.
He had run "A hose from a gas pipe
into the coffin. crawled in. locked the ia
from the inside folded his arms and died.
lie was despondent over money troubles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
DEATH OF J. 0. MOORE BRINGS
SECRET MARRIAGE TO LIGTH

New York, Aug. 15.-The marriage or
jay O. Moore and Miss Edna Smith.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Smith OF New Rochelle nearly four
months ago, was reaveed yesterday
through the announcement Of the death
Of the bridegroom in Alaska. Both Mr..
Moore's death and his marriage to Miss
-SEnlth- -caNle- as -surprise to the aeople
OF New Rochelle Mrs. Moore is a gradu-
ate OF Claverick college. Her father was
formerly city clerk.
Moore was well known in engineering
circles In New Rochelle where he had
been in business. Recently he accepted
a position as a mining engineer and went
TO Alaska. IL is said that he was work
ing In the gold mines when a piece OF
slate struck him on the head. killing him
Instantly. His body will be taken to New
York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
SHARKS HELD SWIMMERS
PRISONERS ON A ROCK

Stamford. Conn. Aug. 5.-William
Rocket. a groom employo on the estate
OF the late William ziegler. went swim
ming yesterday In the sound near the
Zlegler mansion at Collenders Point.
with Rocket was Joseph Gaffney. coach
man for the A. Floyd Delafield family.
Two sharks followed the men. darting
I'm again and again 20 make snap at
the fugitives. As the water was shoal
the man eaters seemed wary OF getting
between the swimmers and the shore.
Because OF this the men we're able TO
reach n rock safely
Marcus Hansen. son OF the captain OF
Mrs Ziegler's yacht, and Joseph Crane.
the ziegler coachman. went out in n row.
boat and took the men OF, after driving
thes harks away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
ROBBERS
CAUGHT
AT SHRINE

New York, Aug. 15.-Four Italian rob-
bers were caught at an altar in the street
today where in their fight from detectives
they stopped to lay part OF their stolen
coin at the feet Of ST. Rocco in atonement
for their sins.
The detectives had found a young Finn
bleeding in an alley and robbed OF several
dollars. Soon afterwards they saw four
Italians celebrating the feast day OF st.
Rocco with such lavish gifts OF cash as
10 arouse their suspicious.
The Finn identified the devotees as his
assailants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
RUSSIAN 0UTPOSTS
DRIVEN IN BY JAPANESE

Field Headquarters OF the japanese
Army in Manchuria, Aug. 13-5 p. m.
via Fusan. Aug. l5.-CDelayed in trans
force along the line Of the railway on
the Kirin road from the Changtui line
drove in the Russian outposts.
on Aug 18th II Russians were killed and
ten captured I'm a reconnaissance in the
section OF Kinyton. The Russians were
driven back by the Japanese outposts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
SEC. WILSON INVESTIGATES
LIVE STOCK TRANSPORTATION

Chicago, I'll. Aug. 15--Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson. accompanied by DR.
F.. II. salomon, chief OF the bureau OF
animal industry. arrived in Chicago last
night and today they will begin an in
vestigation into livestock transportation.
1--WE have come 20 Chicago TO learn the
actual condition OF the livestock traffic"
said Secretary Wilson I'VE want 10
know what the situation is so we can
handle 10 inteligently at Washington"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
BRITISH BARK REACHES
PORT WITH MUTIN0US CREW

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. i5.-With her
crew mutinous the British bark Dundee
has arrived al Singaport from Java. ac-
cordng 10 telegram received here to-
day. The Dundee was bound from Bremen
10 AMER and I'm the Javan port her crow
refused to do further duty.
Several ~ the ringleaders were placed
I'm irons and with these men out of the
way the captain set sail for Singapore,
with the intention OF prosecuting the men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
EVANS BATTLESAIPS
SAIL FOR PROVINCE TOWN

Portland. Ne. Aug. l5.-The first battle
ship division Of the North Atlantic squad
ron. commanded by Rear Admiral Rob-
ley u. Evans left here at 7:l5 this morn
ing for Provincetown, Mass
The feet consisted OF the flagship
Maine. the Missouri Kentucky and Kear-
sarge The ships we're ordered 20 proceed
at a speed OF u knots an hour and expect
20 reach Provincetown during the late
afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
COMPLAINT DISMISSED
John GarIa, Ice Cart Driver, Had Been
Charged With MaasIaughter.

A complaint OF manslaushter which had
been preferred against John Garvin by
Coroner Lincoln. was discontinued in the
Sixth District court today.
Garvin was driver Of an ice cart which
killed Eva Lefabvre, IL years old
The child hung on the rear OF the wagon
as II was being backed up toward n
fence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
NEW0RLEANS
NOW MORE.
HOPEFUL

New Orleans, La. Aug. l5.-Hopefulness
among the general public was manifested
today over the yellow fever situation
from the shrnkage OF cases during the
preceding twenty-four hours and the be-
lief is growing that 105 cases reported
from Saturday will prove 20 be the top
figures OF the present visitation OF the
fever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

ton for the writ that Macdonald has the
right 10 inspect the report OF the coroner,
but cannot do So is hompered in prepar-
Ing his defence 20 the serious charge
against him. Mr. Macdonald's counsel say
they have been refused the privilege of
inspecting the report or testimony. AS
the coroner is by law required 10 file a
report, IL is the opinion OF Macdonald 5
counsel that the coroner should have
hled the report within n reasonable time.
Judge Baker issued a citation returnable
on Saturday next at 10 a. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
CROWD SAW P0STOFFICE CLERK
DROWN HIMSELF IN RIVER

Binghamton, n. Y, Aug. 15.-Wilbur
Saxton. ~mploved for few weeks as a
substitute clerk In the Binghamton post
office. left the Office at 79o p. m. yes
terdny TO run across the street 60 the
Chenango River bank. and In full view
OF several persons. who made no effort
90 stop him waded out into the river
Il a depth OF three feet. and here held
his head Under the water until he was
drowned. The body was found at o'clock.
No caus is known for the act.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
GUNB0AT PADUCAH TO Be
GIVEN HER TRIALS OFF NEWPORT

The United States gunboat Paducah ar
rived at Newport today. with the naval
trial board. TO be tested for the govern
ment
Today she will be given trials on "a
measured mile course for standardlzing
her machinery and tomorrow she will
take tho four hours az sea test for speed
development
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

In their petition for writ of manda-
mus counsel declare that Coroner Lin-
coin has finished examining witnesses and
that the hearing conducted by him into
the death of the Stanley child long since
closed, and that the coroner coulu lohs
since have filed his report certifying
when. where and by what means Ella
Stanley came 10 her death and such other
findings as by the law Of the state me
coroner is commanded 20 make.
The further claims are made in the petit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
ENGLISH CHANNEL SQUADRON
SAILS FOR THE BALTIC SEA

London. Aug. 15.-The channel squadron.
consisting OF eleven battleships. eight
cruisers and a lotilla Of torpedo boats un-
der the command OF Sir Arthur Wilson.
sailed from spithead this morning bound
for the Baltic sea. During the cruise tho
squadron will visit Youinden. Graadeep,
Swinemunde and Neufahrwasser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

Attorneys Comsock Canning and John W. Hogan, counsel
for John Macdonald have applied the superior for writ
commanding Coroner Eugene H. Lincoln file his
report the inquest held by him the body of Ella Stanley
On April issued against Macdonald
pan of Coroner Lincoln Macdonald charged with being
Ella Stanley being charged her
due to impure m sold by Macdonald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15

at often happens that a paper OF
5000 circulation covers Its field more
thoroughly than SOME other paper
with too. 900 circulation covers lts
field and the territory that the
paper Of small circulation covers
must be reached through the coll
amns OF that paper.'-Mr. Charles
L. Benjamin. In Printers Ink.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
Speaking of Apples.

A well-known citizen of Toledo, who
saw the numerous fruit exhibits at the
Lewis and Clark Fair, regrets the fact
that the farmers of Lincoln county dc
not pay more attention to apple.
growing. From observation, and with
some knowledge of fruit growing, this
citizen ventures the opinion that Lin.
coin county can produce apples in COM
petition with any part of the state.
With one-half the labor, he believes,
some of the standard shipping varieties
may be grown here that cannot be ex.
celled IN either the Hood River or
southern Oregon districts The trouble
in Lincoln county is too many varieties
and not enough pruning, thinning, and
even fertilizng. This is by no means
new subject, but it certainly seems to
be worthy of discussion. II apple.
growers would make II specially of some
standard shipping variety which tests
have proven to be adapted to climate,
soil and locality, it really seems the
effort would soon result in ready
market and satisfactory prices. Some
OF our fruit growers have Tor several
years advocated the formation of an
association designed to work along
these lines. Without pretending to
know anything about the business,
The LEADER has common interest in
the matter and offers its columns for Il
discussion of the subject. If it is pos
sible to place apple.growing among the
important industries of the county,
isn't the time ripe for concerted action?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
A Lovely October Day.

One OF the many perfect days with
which this Yaquina Bay country is
blessed was last Sunday, and number
of Toledo citizens couldn't resist the
temptation to visit the beach, One
party went to the resort with Captain
McJun and his launch Toledo.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gardner,
Mrs. A. J. Mcmillan and sons Alec and
Clyde, W. E. Foster, ]. E. Franklin and
Oliver Altree. Mr.. and Mrs. &. II.
limbaugh and Mr.. and Mrs. LEADER
accompanied the party as far as Mill 4,
where they enjoyed the day with Joseph
Blower and family. On the return trip
the party was entertained by Mr.. Eos.
ter, the sweet singer of Nebraska. Mr..
Fosters rendition of sold Mickey
Brannigan's Pup" was especially effec.
tive and brought forth an encore from
his warm admirer, the irrepressible
small boy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
A Costly Stall.

County Treasurer Hyde received
Monday evening from Secretary of
State Dunbar a warrant for $33015,
that being the amount due Lincoln
county for rent of it's exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark Fair. By the terms
of the agreement, each county which
appropriated $1,000 or more for an ex-
hibit at the Fair receives a rebate or
rental price Of $500. Lincoln county
receives $l69.25 less than that amount,
for the following reason: When Judge
Brown went to Portland last spring to
prepare the booth for the exhibit he
was assured by the Fair management
that they would place the construction
OF the booth in the hands of men
skilled in that class of work and thereby
save Lincoln county considerable mon
ey. Judge Brown naturally believed
that to be good idea, and cheerfully
agreed. The result is a charge of
Sl69.25 for mere stall that should
have been constructed for one half the
money, which sum is withheld from
the $500 rebate.
The booth came high, but what are
ycu going to do about it? Look pleas.
ant, of course.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
Portland the Peacemaker

Oregon's biggest city tends somewhat
to airs after the fashion of important
places.
Just now the airs of Portland some
what disturb the peace of mind of
Salem.
Be it remembered that while Port
land is a good town, the same may be
said of Salem.
If there is dampness in Salem, there
is also moisture in Portland Ancient
ly, each after his kind went into the
ark. So, beneath gently weeping Ore
gon skies, let each after his kind go
under his umbrella, keep the peace and
save the pieces.
Portland his participated in the keep
ing the peace of Salem by words to the
discredit of the capital city, and the
fact, known Of old, that Portland has
always been ready to be one Of two to
make u quarrel.
Some place must be chief.
NO one disputes Portland's right in
this direction.
But the spirit of Portland ought to
admit possibilities in interior towns.
Portland's contention, through its
chief newspaper, that state institutions
| should center at Portland is not sup
ported through Oregon.
Let the state institutions remain
where they are.
When that feeling is apparent here,
willing to give Salem and Albany aud
Eugene and the other valley towns
their chance, and to see Portland the
greatest city on the Pacific coast, then
watch Oregon grow?--Albnny Herald
You bet And Lincoln county, too
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27

r. A. Bensell of Newport is Toledo
visitor today
Mrs. Matilda Espy is reported among
the sick this morning.
w. H. Daniel of Big Elk had business
in the city Tuesday night
Mrs. Henry Lewis left Yesterday
morning for protracted visit in Port
land.
James Robertson and Paul Chatter
ton of the Bald Mountain country are
IN the city today.
Al Reynolds of Waldport was in the
city Wednesday, en- route home from IA
visit with his brother in Polk county.
Jim Derrick and family returned last
week from their farm near Rocca and
will reside in Toledo during the winter.
Mrs. M. Wygant returned Saturday
evening from Corvallis, accompanied
by her son Cecil, who has been very i'll
of typhoid fever, compelling him to
again give up his studies at the o. A. G..
j. S. Copeland has been very sick
during the past two weeks at his home
on Big Elk, but is improving. His
brother Clark went up Monday, accom-
panied by B. F. Swope and DR.. Carter,
and is still with him.
A message was received last night
from Wamic,' Or, stating that Miss
Vena Alexander could not possibly live
more than few hours. She is at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Tillot-
son, her mother being with her. 1t is
sad news, both to relatives and the
young lady's host of friends.
Korel Skladal, Polander, who has
been postmaster at Roots on the Siletz,
left this morning for Salem in charge
of an official of the State Insane Asy-
lum. The unfortunate man seems to
have lost his balance suddenly. He was
a witness in the land fraud case at
Portland during the first ten days OF
this month, and being herded in the
Federal corral may have been TOO much
for his nervous system.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
Beat This Pumpkin.

John Logan brought into Toledo
Wednesday pumpkin which weighs
Sc pounds, and which may now he seen
at Krogstad's drug store. John didn't
send the pumpkin to the Lewis and
Clark Fair because the Fair closed be.
fore the pumpkin had completed its
growth. This is surely some pumpkin
and the man who beats it must show
John something mole substantial than
his word. We believe John is from
Missouri.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27
Wild Bill in Portland.

"Wild Bill" known to every sports
man who has explored the Businesses
OF the Slletz Indian reservation, has
come to town. Few people know him
by his rightful name, L. j. Smith, but
as wild Bill' be has "a wide reputa
ton us skillful hunter, trapper aud
guide. He will spend several days in
Portland as the guest OF II. E. Clemens
and WI. Lyons, who enjoyed his hos
pitality during recent expedition
through the Si'etz reservation. ",Wild
Bili's" cabin is on tho summit Of Bald
mountain, II miles from Newport.
Portland Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27

A snap in a slightly used piano. See
Landreth.
Captain Henry Nice of Lutjens has
been in the city today.
Miss Lola Wade left this morning for
months visit in Ashland
b. f. Jones is preparing to work his
gold claims on the beach near Otter
Rock.
A. L. Peterson took advantage of the
nice weather last week and gaye his
store building, occupied by Gardner &
Avery, q new coat of paint.
The Portland Journal says, upon
authority of prominent railroad man
with an enviable reputation for truth
and veracity, that Hartman has con-
troll of the Corvallis & Eastern railroad
and will certainly extend it east from
its present terminus and tap the Idaho
country. This is important, if true,
but it is not yet time for the people of
this Yaquina bay country to rejoice,
Tor the report further states that a
branch will be constructed from the
proposed eastern extension to Portland
which means that our dreams of a
bright future for Yaquina bay as sea
port may as well be placed in cold stor
age. Should, however, a pleasant sur
prise be in store for US, we'll promise
to recover from the shock.