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Wo w-- . , Tr-augmi, Htn ' ' ' ' 4 I H rt w-r 4 -, f j ???. ;-j jrt , fe , - - . .jiiij. i'""', 'w.y Wi-'S'rX?4 - o urn at IbbbbbbbbasF . BbbbbbBjIbbbbw ' i it- u . . j iril vW. II iiP J 111 1 1 il lHSBwliY'l irv V VOL. AVi". AGED MAN FALL rate DESTROY: BALtsM. ORBQON, HOKDjtY, AUGUST 10, 1900. WW NO. 197. , jT" IW ZELANDERS FAVOR ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCE (Br H. Leo Clotworthy, Staff Cor-J Evorywhoro la tho sontlment that ;cipondont, United Prose, with ; tho whlto men muBt control tho Pa- Atlantic Fleet.) Iclflc, and on all aides Is confidence Auckland, New Zoland, Aug. 11. I 'n Ms ability to do bo, Tho Auckland Sentiment of tho Btrongeat kind horo Herald, In nn pdltorial today sayj xodr farora tho formation of an "Tn0 v,B,t the American fleot, anilo-Amorlcan alliance In the-Pa- emphasises), the fact 'that the 'United, At, for tho advancement And div owues ib not going to tatco a secona- ary position in wie l'aci.Hc, iJSvwjU tho mother country has chosen to abandon that ocean, tho daughter iwlll not allow her to follow theeo footntopa. "The United Statoa ha tho Gib raltar of the Pacific at Honolulu and splendid harbors at Page Page and tho Philippines. "Why ehould ono daughter bo Jeal ouh of another Ih keeping what was part of tho family patrimony?1' Tho Bailors from the fleet aro aBhoro today, enjoying themselves la the hundreds of cntcrtalnmonts pro. vldcd by tho entertainment commit" teS.'v, ' " ? ' yv kind who sneak our lnriuaeo. and ! Tho official welcoming corcmonlos ojt we do. i. .,...- , , , i. I,,. i M 1 1 j ii hi i Hi i i. i , I'- v t a a lm :m y aw ' s in ah vi i lit it m ii i a. J1 F m J r. 'xm m a I rM v v v-wl III! jI ; ms ms m4 A m.mri MX SJL A. JL-i MJI JLr 11 1 1 If JLJLJLrfALir i - -- - -. . . TWO RESIDENdBS IN ENGLEWOOf DISTRICT -J'. - ' J jAi i i.i- ..-., 4 tit ,,.-- .. . - .. . . . i MIGHT BE WORK OP n DIES AS HE STARTS TO WORK fence of tho Interests of whlto. men M ijalnt those of the yellow races. The suggestion, which ia on the Up of everyone, goes further, and proposes the dissolution of tho An- fWapancso alliance, to make way for the unhampered conlltlou of tho aterests of England and America In (kit part of tho world. The bltr whlto Bhlns of tho Amorl- cta fleot and tho American offlcora nd nen wcro recolved with tho wild tt enthusiasm by tho Now Zealand ert, and wcro welcomed .an brothors. Otcr hero, whore tho question of tho "yellow peril" Id always ovldont. it Ib I pad to corao upoirtudn' df'our own AGED MILL HAND DROPS DEAD v.c J. D. Wood, an aged omp'oyo. at tho Spauldlng lumber mills, dropped doad at 7:20 o'clock this morning, Jnst hh he waa beglnnlpg his day' work. ' Wood died mtantly, without wars ing, and without hny- sign of suffer ing. The cauto of his death wa heart failure. -Wood started t work, along with 57 other mon, who are 'employed on the Becond floor. He was worklnjc a oil-bearer from ,the edKerj.aRd.-feMr otticV mea.jH.A. INCENDIARY WIEE HAS TWO MANY RELATIVES AMNESTY CAUSING TROUBLE WElpi km H0WET0 PIEASE "5ltl' 0 r , SUFFERERS CLA6GETT A (MsaBtrous Ire, the orlgiu of I "I own fonr buIIb of underwear, which Jh sj yet unknown, occurred and I change my hlrt etery week," in Bngiowodd at 11 o'clock lat fleclared Bill Claggett, an he l'eft tho night, estroylpg; the reeidence of ceurt house this morning. Bill was Police pffleer Jtay Welch and Frank gry becauso his wife, who k sulnR Howe, aiear taeeornor of Sbttee&tk him for divorce, alleged In hor com- and p itreet. plaint that ho waa too stingy to buy The (full ftfreft nf HiA flrA Hnnorf. lilmanlf n nar aklr) 1 tl.n't, ...i MPnt AflnnnrTnrl in (tia anil In fA.n il.. . -. . .iu...a ti win ... nuiu hid nniti vuv ur IU WIHlIJal by theffesldeata of the section, and indeflnito length- of tlmo. tho rust to the auburb waa made In According in mil. All ih- nut.. about tn BUautes. The presence of monts In the' divorce complaint, por- iBA.0iAjBiMWBTer, WMseleea, as talning to his perpnal wearing ap thoro was no- water'"withln"Bmfl -parol ar,o wicked a,ndmallcloBr false-- n'.onrnM"T on tour.? IcniCAGOSTOftE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE r nichlliond. T.nilln Afnrr.ir.n,l tf.ln Barton nnd W. D. Zeznr, woro work- blocks of the burning dwellings. The hoods.1-"I change my shifts as often .Mr .w. mm uu uiu uuiiiu macnuio. OUR August S pecial Sales AIIE GRPUCIALLY FOR THE PURPOSE OP HhAVGUTEmSQ MRU- CHAXDISIJ. TUB PRICES ARE CUT I0VV nv TCVionv ,n'rmr.w IP YOU WANT GENUINE RARGAINS NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET THEM. SEE THE PRICES t Standard Calicos; Xv, yard j. Bt 8 l-3c Btandard Apron ("aghams, jard 5 Hasllna and Sheetings at Mill Prices, A,l our White Goods, Lawns and WolUes K'Dff at leas than manu 'cturers' nri. B!akeU, Sheets and Pillow 'Coses t greatly reduced prices. LSk Sk HA WW 1 1 JuFt beforo ho fell dead Wood was talking and Joking with these mon. According to nn oyo-wltneaB, ono of tho workmen, had on an npron be longing to Wood who Jokingly re marked that his companion had made a poor selection, nB tho apron wai rather worn nnd rngged. "I have' n better one than thnt," said Wood "Why didn't you put this ono on" As ho Bpoko ho reached up to tho nail on a post where tho now apron was Jinnslng,' But before bo could i-onch It he throw up both hands nnd foil bnckward on tho. floor. Ills com panions rushed to tho side of ,tho proBtrato mnn, and,-to their nmazo ment, found that lie wns dead. Tho coroner was Immediately summoned., and tho body removed to Clough's undertaking pnrlora, Tho mon on the second floor of tho mill woro laid off until thin nftsr. noon. Wood wns about 60 yenra of age, and leaves a wife and a lG-yenr-old daughter. Ho had been employed at tho lumber mills for the past eight months. No arrangements have ot been made for tho funeral, bufelt wllprobably bo hold from tho Wc&d home, at Eighteenth and Kansas streeta. In Englewood. Coroner Clough stated this morning tha,t bore would bo no Inquest. THUGS IN TURKEY ARE FREED I o o o 0 o (Valtti TrtM Lwd Wife.) OOOOOOOOO O O 0 0 0 o o o o Jcrdwd that ihad-gathoced was unablo nB ncces-ary," said tho nuich-mnrrlod to offer any assistance, and were man. "Sometimes. I can't find thorn. cdmpelled toy, watch tho two struc- bocnus'o somb of ;my rofatlo.q'B tffo tures burn completely to tho ground, wearing them. Thee relations r!b"f Tho flro started In tho Wolch rca- only eat up all the' grub In the houne, Idbnce, and the peculiar Incldont of but thoy wear all my clothos. For tho' calamity that np ono was at Instance," BUI continued' Ih a broken homo when tho flro stnrtod. hearted voice, "I am tho proud po- Mrs. Welch Is in California at BOBBor of four nultft of imdorwear, iiruDuui, nuu ,ir. wuicn nnu uuou no- out i navo uoon vennns iiioho draw-1 w H uu"u,vu vivt "' " Bout from homo for two hours boforo eru I have on for'tho Inst two wcokn. j flKnt,"B In Tabriz In brlBk to I 0 dny, The Directoire fiown AT THE EDISONIA TONIGHT ONLY AMERICAN FIiAG riRKI) UlON Washlngtn, D. C, Aug. 10. O Dispatches from TAbrlr trxlav O-Btato that the American Mug O over the United Statee consulate 0 waa ehot away yesterday, P Tho dlspatchee are brief but O O the utherltles say they believe O O tho BhootinK of tho flair wim nn- O 0 cldfintaL M . o O It ,1s known hore, however, 0 0 that. action will be taken at O 0 once to .prevent any. disrespect O .. , 0 ,lq ,the Btara and Strips. The O A Aipau consul at Tabrla haMO. , 0 been Instructed' to warn bdth QS ' 0 tliO revolutionists nnd tho O . 0 Slinh'a troops that no flrlne will O ,0 hp tolorntod In tho ylclplty of a o tho Amorlcan consulate. . Q O It Is bollovod hero thnt the O .. --, - O O tho conflagration. Mr. Welch enld Why? Becauso my relations put this morning that ho was out drlv- tnom n and wour thorn boforo I hnvo ing lant evening, and roturned nbout R c,mnco to KOt l,,om' u ,H 'ful," 9 o'clock. Ho put his hone in the . D,L'TJ'ld Uh ?b' . .u- o-i ... v . "u i's"ierou re auonn in quos- t:; z:::ir. ?bTKSs ;rh"r; ,,, zr , sr ""- im iuarA i, nil,, ..V l,y hor formor hustmnd. These most no neara the alarm, and saw tho ni.iMiii,i ., ., i.i..-. i .i -. ii . . . . ooject'onnblo of theao. accordlug to blaze In the direction pf his house, nnnt i i, - , T. m . . . t,nBBtt, is tho aon Robort. whom It was rumored today by some of m.. .. J . , . .. tho residents In Englewood that the ZTriTnZ lD .... ..,,, , w. .. IVBUHJII, Ull IllitlllUfl PREPARE TO FIGHT RATE RAISE ,e Standard Towels Kw. only, each -. , .-4 ,8Jt ot Halt Price on all M, Goods and Silks. Ue Embroideries-. No. onlr. v,. l U A m. J II I Slaughter Prices ON AtAi our Ladles Salt, Sfairt Waists, Silk IeUmUf, MHIiaery, Ortrlck Plumes, Flowers and Stupe. AiHpwt, for Raiaitis. -TKIMMKD HATS HALF PRIci! l.OTB Shirt Waists NW r ..' 40- 15.00 Swell Suits Now S8.SO BETTER SUITS AT THE SAM' LOW PRICKS. If ye wiutt ready made geod ef y klml come te ear store. Nvr J Ifce time fee BrsjidiM. j16 Slore That Saves Yea Mosey Washington, Aug. 'lO.-r-For tho purpose of fighting the 10 per cent 1 1 Increase In freight rates, that became I1 ---....- . XL eneewvo in me Houmweai today, aen ator Culbertson, , Attornoy-Qeneral j Pollard and Stato Railroad Commis sioner Mayfleld, all of Texas, today I i filed a complaint with the Inter , v state Commerce Comrahwton. The complaint Is alee signed Vy Railroad Commissioner tiove. of 'Oklahoma. Ij The docowest a-awee 3 railroads, and asks that the reads be ordered to cancel ibelr. lacreed rate. It asks also that shippers may be given rep aration for damages sustained by the epforcement of the new rates; that any shipper ejected by- the pro peed increaee may be allowed to Intervene la a Jolat complaint. The proped lacreaie, whlek be comee efective today, apeliea to all polats Ja TexM a ad the South weet. fire might have been of Incondlnry origin, as It could not bo explained by any other theory, and aa Welch's vigorous dog-catching crusado "had made blm many bitter enemies. Welch thla morning would not ox press his opinion ns to tho rumors. Tho homo of Frank Howo Is onlv about 12 feet distant from tho Welch houo. It caught fire shortly after tho ongino arrived, and In a few min utes waa entirely destroyed, Tho Howo family was In bed when the fire broke out next door. Nearly all the fufnlturd In .both houses was destroyed, as were, also some valuable fruit trees In Vhe yards. The losi on each piece of property was about (1200. A small amount of Jnurance was carried by both Welch and Howe. o i nil the troublq on these children, who, ho says, are after his money. "If they would go- away and attend to their own business," Bill aald, "It Is my opinion that I could got along with my wlf, and that divorce pro ceedings would not bo neebssary." LURES HINDOOS WITH MISREPRESENTATIONS Sacramento, Aug. 10. The police are today looking for John Purro, who Is chareed by Special Axent R. McDonald, of the British East India service, with bringing Into this coun try hundreds of Hindoos, and takius their money, on promise of fiBdlns them employment. It k claimed that Purre ha failed te live up to his contracts with the Immigrants. McDonald has beea here for sever al weeks, making a close Investiga tion, and Is certain that the Hindoos have been mistreated. He Is trying ta fad work for them. He Is also searealag 700 Alimony. The nrdlrninary BkirmiBhea In thn William D. Claggett divorce case be gan this morning beforo Judgo Oal lowuy, when Attorney John Can:i Ideated five or elx potltlons pur porting to show that Mrs. GlaEKett was slowly starring to death on ac count of Bill's parsimony, and asking for I700 temporary alimony. Ir. or der that Mrs. Clnggett's Ilfo mlgh be preserved until tho regular trial cornea off Jn the September term of court, Canon wanted a hearing im mediately on tho temporary alimony proposition. W. M. Kaiser, Clnggctt'e attorney vigorously objected to an Immediate hearing, and aiked for moro time' In which to make answer to the affi davits, llo promised that. If Klven a llttlo more t'me, he would ahow that Mrs, C'aggett,' so far from starving to death, had a chance to live In luxury f she wanted to. and that! the affidavits setting forth the rea sons why Bill's wife needed 1700 Im mediately were ridiculous, It wa inally agreed that the mat ter of the temporary alimony should be argued before Judge Galloway O O OOOOQOOOOOO Constantinople, Aug. 10. AN though tho secession of Tnbrlx from Poreln, and her doclnrntlon of nllo glnnco to Turkey, hno temporarily at traced tho attention of Turkey to tho newest situation In tho rocont polit ical changes In this qunrtor of tho glebo, tho Sultan Ib worried oyer alarming conditions in other section; of IiIb empiro, Swarming out from Jails and back from banishment, under protection of tho amnesty which has accom panied the Sultan's grant of a con stitution, thousands of long-lmprls-onod or long-exiled Turks are today eprcsdlng terror and Jy throughout their country. Although tho amnesty was de signed to cover political offenses) alone, Jailors woro disposed to Inter pret It literally, and nnyonp who could pay n pittance wnB turnod loose Tho political prlsonors woro tho flower of tho country, and Turkoy will benefit from their liberation, but many outlaws wero llborated and aro roving ovor tho country. Orders havo boon leaned In several districts to Bhoot malefactors on Bight. In Macedonia tho Bltuatlon Is still strained. Troublo Is threatened bo- twoOn tho Youn TurklHh nnrlv. which wants no foreign Interference In Turkl"h affairs, and ronronantn. tlvos of tho powors. Tho command er of tho Austrian Gondarmorlo at jBkub has refused point blank to oavo tho country with his men, sad a clash Is Imminent. ImfwnAn M forcfs and tho Young Turks, Tho Younif Turks la MawMnnfa 'dlstruit Abdul Hnmld n, and will bo satMfled wPh nolhlng less than his? wuaicawon irom tno tnrono. s It Is thought that a serious dom4 enstratloa against the Sultan In Mac? edonlu will result In a reaction against the Young Turks, j In a effort to pacify tho Young Turki, the Sultan has sent Kout shoak to Macedonia, to explain ths new constitution Everything no. slble will he done to allay fear In this pari or tne empire, as it is reeoK- Bsed that the support of the Young for GuIsd --v - . -w- . r w , . vav v wr w wnikB uuiiunai saa .taa At A r run suniinrr V fUA YTAHha Wamh, a leprous Hladoe. who has 'when the court meets at DaIIa Mt.Urv. i. -... ,. .t. ...-., . .bttaaTuglUv for seme Urn. I week. U U roMisJ fitorma, . i I