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ST. HELENS OREGON
FERIaH IN HOItL FIFU.
NEWS OFTHE WEEK
la a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers.
Return of the Lett Important but
Not Lets Interfiling Events
of tha Past Wssk.
Eastern railroads are- to raise all
freight rates.
Mn. Cleveland says the ex President
is in a dangerous condition. , ,
Stiiyvesant Fish has resigned from
the Missouri Pacific directorate.
A widespread revolutionary conspir
acy has been discovered in India.
A San Francisco woman cashier of a
atore ia short 4.000. She played the
race.
Thaw has been ordered removed from
the asylum to jail pending tha insanity
inquiry.
One of 'the negro soldiers dismissed
at Brownsville has started suit to re
cover his pay.
It is said th Hearst League will run
Thomas L. Ilisgcn, of Massachusetts,
for President.
iln Harry Thaw, will aid her hus
band in securing his release from the
insane asylum.
A shell, which was a relic of the Civil
War. has exploded at Riverside, Csl.,
wounding two men.
Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, says
he does not want to run on the IVmo
eratic ticket for Vice President.
The prosecution in the Ruef case has
secured confessions that the ex boss
was paid (30.000 for getting tha Park
tide trolley franchise.
Senator Money hat lived SS yeart
with a broken neck.
Hoodlums are suspected of blow
ing up the passenger train at llutte.
Grover Cleveland la reported at
improving from hit protracted ill
ness. Portland police are still unable to
locate the murderer of Pawnbroker
Wolff.
The dowager empress of Russia Is j
visiting with Queen Alexandra oi
England.
A petition It being circulated at
Gary, ind., for the closing at the 110
saloons of the town.
Bishop Potter, of New Tork. Is
much improved and expects to re
sume hit duties in few days.
Bank robbers demolished' the safe
or the Farmers' bank, at Teyon,
Ok la., secured 1600 and escaped.
A San Francisco woman who died
recently had a secret recess made in
a table leg where her valuables were
concealed. .
A money order clerk In the Chi
cago office of the Wells Fargo Ex
press company is accused , of em
bezzling $5,000.
The battleship fleet when pass
ing the principal points between Han
Francisco and Seattle will slow
down and In some instances make
short stops.
Robert Watchorn, the Immigra
tion official, says only one-third of
the Italian emigrants come to the
I'nlt.M States, the rest going to
South America.
Five bodies have been taken from
the ruins of the Chicago Reduction
company's plant, which was de
stroyed by fire. Five more are be
lieved to be in the ruins.
The Arkansas Republican state
convention has declared for prohibi
tion. An, exploding boiler tube on i
British battlusbip injured five men
severely.
It Is practically certain that Ad
miral Evans will return to the flee
at San Francisco.
Four expeditions are en route to
Western slates to look for fuss! Li
of prehistoric animals.
Chinese authorities are msglng
TVt orvpura' lo,'i to welcome the
American battleship fleet.
scorsj Ars Pnbsb'y Dead at Fort
Waves, Indlsns.
POUT WAYNE, Iud May S.Tmi
known dead, many missing and 13 seri
ously injured is the result of a lire that
destroyed the new Avelina Hotel, Fort
Wayne 'a principal hostelry, Sunday.
Chief of Police AnckenLruck said
that he believes SO bodies were still in
the ruins.
The entire Interior of the building It
a smoldering heap of ruins, and how
many dead are concealed beneath the
debris csn only be conjectured. The
hotel register was consumed by Are, and
there are no accurate means of deter
mining who are missing.
The complete destruction of the in
terior of the hotel makes the work of
recovering bodies a difficult task. A
confused heap of charred wood, bricks
and twisted girders is piled up be
tween the baie walls to urn
story. Piece by piece this must be re
moved before the roll of the dead csn
be completed. Some of s the bodies
taken out are mangled and charred be
yond recognition.
Infantry Company D and Battery D
of the National Guard are on duty, and
siding the Are and police forces to clear
away the debris.
The hotel was erected 80 years sgn,
and the woodwork was dry as tinder
It burned like matchwood, and within s
few minutes from the time the fire was
discovered the whole of the hotel was s
mxa of flames that filled the corridors
and rooms with suffocating clouds of
smoke that Inid fiery barriers serosa sll
means of escape save by the windows.
READY TO RECEIVE FLEET.
San It Francisco? Gslh Decorated In
Honor of Occasion
SAN" FRANCISCO. May 5 In eairer
expectation San Francisco is awaiting
the arrival of the Atlantic battleship
fleet. The meats are baked, the house
is in order and the feast ia set TSs
members of the household are clothed 'the scene of the wreck, ss quickly
in their best raiment, and are busv with
TRAIN IS DYNAMI I ED
Burlington Express Wrecked at
Butte, Montana.
HAIL CAR 15 BADLY SHATTERED
trglnssr Killed and Fireman Terribly
bcaldtd 'robsbly Vengelul
Work of Hoboes.
llutte, Mont., May 1 Knatbound
tlurlltigton trulu No. . due In Hulte
ut 11:30 o'clock tonight, was dyna
mited about a mile west of the
Northorn Pacific station at .1:17
o'clock. The explosion caused the
first or helper engine to. leae the
rails, but It plowed along for a few
hundred feel without turning over
The second engine craahed Into the
bank south of the track a few ear
lengths from where the explosion
occurred.
Every person on the trsla has
been accounted for excepting Engi
neer Iluseey, of the eecoud engine,
who Is supposed to be burled under
his locomotive. Carl Mange, who
was riding on the blind baggage,
had to be taken from the msas of
timbers under which he was burled.
His arm and leg were broken.
Fireman George Ehle. of the second
engine, was badly scalded.
itoth were hurried to the hospital
In the police patrol, which wss at
the final arrangement of bow and other
adornment. Fluttering flags, navy pen
nant and streamers, an 1 Rear Admiral
Evans' picture are everywhere. Mar
ket street is a long vista of bunting in
the National colors, and flags waving
from white poles 50 feet high, every PHI
feet, one large and a cluster of five
smaller flairs flvini? from eseh one and
terminating in the huge red, white and
blue shield on the tall ferry tower. On
each side of the tower, stretched on
long wire cables, are the words, "Wel
come to the Atlantic Fleet." in the
kaleidoscopic colors of the international
nary signal code flags and pennants,
whiie on Telegraph Hill the word
"Welcome" stands in letter 15 feet
high, which ean be read for many miles,
ss possible after the men were re
ceived in ttw city. Uieomotlve No
2100, la charge of Engineer llussjr
and Fireman Ehle, Is l)tug on Its
side south of the track.
The mall car, which was right be
hind It, was burled on Us aide and
badly wrecked. A cold storage fish
car was next to the mill r.ir, and It
wan smashed Into ktudlUig wood.
Following the fish car was the ex
press citr. Only the front trucks of
tho express car left the rails. The
baggage car also remained on the
track.
The general theory of the explo
sion Is thhl the dynamite was placed
directly ou the mils, but II Is Impos
sible to say whether a time fuse or
some sort of perrusMlon cup was at
saw the flash isgroc It came from the
south aide of the track.
Tho dynamiting Is believed by the
officers to be the work of some hobo
seeking revenge, fur being ejected
from s train.
Express Messenger J. II, Valentine
and which at night will be illuminste.l i 'ached to the explosive. 'I hose who
by 2,500 electric lights. Festoons of
ineaodeeeent lights run on both sides of
the principal streets snd prominent
buildings are outlined in electric bulbs,
furnishing at night a most magnificent
illumination.
It is estimated thst there will be be
tween 700,000 and HOO.OOO people in San
Francisco on the day that the fleet ar
rives. The suburban cities adjacent to
the buy and towns within a radius of
50 miles will practically be depopulated,
and will contribute 200.000, while the
railrosd eompasiee estimate that they
will bring at least 1.10.000 from points
beyond a far east as Omaha, and from
British Columbia on the north, to the
International boundary on the south.
BLOW gP ANOTHER TRAIN.
ind o Ureal Catholic Csnlsnmsl Csl
eotsliu".
New York. My -Bitty Ihotl
sand Unman iiihtlUi toymen march
lug lu procession KalUtuay urougni
to a climax a'l formally oiided (tin
week-long celebration of H octUon
ury of the founding of (be Unman
Catholic diocese at New York.
Along Fifth avenue and through
Fifty-seventh street, where tb litis
of march led to the disbanding point
hundreds of thousands of persons
were massed. The reviewing stand
bad been built to accommodate JM)U
persons, snd Its whole capacity was
placed at the disposal of women slid
children atld the distinguished pre
Ules who have been participating
In the observance of the centenary.
The prelates In their gorgeous robes
occupied s space In tha Center Stands
snd banked around thorn on every
side were thousands of women aud
children.
Of sll the 10,000 who took part
In the parade, every man sate one
wss on fool. The mounted man was
Brigadier General Thomas Harry,
the grand marshal. Behind nlm
trudged thousands, millionaire and
laborer. In the van was delega
tion from the Catholic elub. amuug
them Thomas F. Ilyen. Thomss A.
Emniett. Justice John W, Gaff. Jus
tice Davis snd Justice OOormsn, of
the supreme court. Bourke Ouch
ran, John I) Crlmmlns. Iavl4 No
cture snd mtay other men promi
nent in the city's life participated.
Many of the targe stores and other
business places condurted br Calhu
Ilea had declared a half holiday for
today. The parade formed at Wash
ington Square well down town. The
line of march covered a distance, of
approximately three tulles.
NOW UP lO THE HOUSE.
National Orsinsgs Bill Ms? Becm s
Lsw.
Washington. May i Friends of
the national drainage bill sre very
much encouraged by reason of lb
tact that that measure bat paad
the senate, and been referred to the
house tomtiiitlee on publlr land.
While there is cry little lime left
for Its consideration lu the houso,
there Is a slight possibility that It
nilKhl g-t through the lower branch
of congress before adjournment, but
In...,,,
; Ruel Rests on fiij
"'TOItterttj,
RtlUSLS
TO TUTII! J
PstriOlUaihou, a.,
ewr Qjetusa,
SMI,!.'
Han Francisco,
A Mill 1
Calhoun ami Abr.h. H
called to Hie slla-l
Ford trial I......
testify n eou.iiutuTi J3
were sustained hi lJ,
After Calboas M
asked br As.i.i.. 7.."M
UUars: "
"When did o totjsuJ
Cisco altar !(. n.?
i'stlhuui. I sis.... .
OUara-in the mwil
liot .ii.i ..... ..i. T" l
. ,vn !) fTH .
eisvefllttendent of Iks s.
to tho defendant, reft. b,l
Calhoun I .wio,. 71 ! 1
Judg, UsiorMiC3
snuuiii nut t. reomwi 1
anv aueall.in .hi.! .1 l
of the court, miskt u..
him. Inu'vendy ur (igj J
alleged crime for sbitlw J
hlM lkn K I. I,.. . O,
- miiirirs.
W6n Kurf
asked:
i yo know TlrerLpJ
all the rdlrim.ula ttnui
...m.-wu. in acrorsssei m
agreement I had en. n.1
Attorney and the AJ
m-7, aaoes ts ta M
contract." and or. tkt tirJ
tlonal ground (hat s ova J
. -"e against lltuel
TOUCHES POUUcJ
Hirg Manual Wstemms.,, J
sd PeeoisCtaer
1-Ub.in. April JOTJeW
' ones reaawctnhMd Ut
elgUty owmd snniteosffs
labltsbmeot of roasiltttsaij
mem in I iiftuxjl 7 r-.n
lug for the late Kleg Otis
,S(in Waa SUSIK-K.lnl lnll.J
" ' "w r""'"" 'h M"ita Msnuei ass rseDwrtJn
at tswi J
event that thre Is gcurral Support j""' 'I' 'he people.
,.f it,,. ...,. , ............ I King Manuel srarseM
.,.t In th- ,..., I, . J?""". aerompanM
i. m.-Z" . . .r: r"rlo T e slate
' " V "!' ... strong guard of trooes. ri
hnlise as nroullr.,! In H, K-f ..." ' M ' " '1
L--., . ' ' ' ,H-;utlr and th. salt.rt, WJ
tk . "h brilliant aadtssw
iiw w.ii. iM ..ii-i.. rrea.es ob. in. k. . r
was seriously bruised, beln badlv: tlonal drains. fB.i .i.n. i .!"" "ajwy siosiy amis
cut by a flying grenade. Ills escape j national reclamation" act, providing ! ,,,:
from deoth In his car ts considered
miraculous.
The force of the explosion was
terrific. According to the crew of
the first engine the engine waa lifted
bodily oft the track.
SHIELDED BIO SINNERS.
Attsmpt to Dyrgtote Oregon Short
Line I hwsrtcd.
nt'TTE, Mont., May S.-What ap
pears to have been an attempt to wreck
a freight on the northbound Oregon
Mhort Line similar to that which befell
the Kurlington train Friday niuht, was
thwarted Monday by John Hnlan, wlnijF. Ityan nnd
was walking the truck on his
Melrose.
When about six miles this side of
Melrose, Itolsn, according to his own
story, discovered 15 sticks of dynamite
in a small hole immediately under the
rail. Holan threw the explosives into
the river near by, and hastened to no
tify the Melrose station agent. When
Attomsy Jsroms Chsrgsd With Fs
vorlng High Flnsnclsrt.
New York. May 2. Ilefnre Com
mlsHlonur llund, who Is hearing evi
dence on charges ngultist t)!trlct At
torney Jerome, Franklin Pierce,
counsel for the compbilnants. toilny
culled fur the evidence taken by a
grand Jury In the. Wall nnd Cortland
street ferries raws. In which Thus
11. II. Vreeland ti-stl-
that all mouejrs received
his ill aJ.i.u. J
from the! i " . . .77
. ,1., l nl,il i.-.i i -..w ...u .u.l loam vs.
tributinVlo r.;,.,,;' 'sMli
be utltlted in draining ...mp and J uu,. .J Vh. 7,m
OVrflnwe,l .n,t. t .1 . - . .1 I.. . : cul',d to win lhtl)WI
wilt be small In comparison to the
reclamation fund, for the bulk of
the receipts from lnd sales Is utll
lietl tor Irrigation However, the
cost of reclaiming desert lands, and
one dollar In the drainage fund will
K ns far ss five dollars In the re
clamation fund.
Indisn Villsgs st Rots Festival.
Portland, Ore, M;iy I C. A
Mount, gniieml agftit of the O. tl.
N at Lewiston. Idaho. Is arrang
ing to bring to Portland for an ex
tend'd stay a band .f "S braves
fr.iin th.. Nr p..fce reservation, the
Indians lo tm here b.-f..re Jun I
ay to ; fled
w contend.' said Mr. p-rc
that Mr. J rome could have
before the grand
donee that he hm!
dlctmont. Inateud
ttynn before the gram:
ever burred the road to prosecution " I P.. . """" ,"f r'"''1 I'hrsJrnl
Mr. Jerome agreed to ... t .,! ''" ' " ' Indians still ex
''"'.riifif Th.., ...in . s -
-d and ..cured . J'' 'v ' ''"
"d he (:a I Mr ' .rh1"1'1 "' ,h" "'
erand Jury and for- L ' j ," ,1 '"' N"' 1 rrr'-" r
ind to ,.e,Le, , .. "r''"' li most perfect physical
the northtmund train arrived it was held evidence privately Ui the Commlii
Young King Manuel of Portugal,
will be closely guarded when he
goes to attend the opening of the
Cortes.
A collision between limited trolley
cars near Dotrolt caused the doath of
tight men and serious Injury of four
others.
A British torpedo boat destroyer
was run down and sunk by a scout
boat and sunk during night maneu
vers. All hands encttped except tbe
engineer.
"Tbe editor of La Qnnstlone So-
clale, the anarchist paper suppressed
on recommendation of the president,
will be indicted by the grand jury of
Paterton, N. Y.
back until a thorough Investigation
could be made.
.The station agent at Melrose t-l
phoned the local authorities, and the
lnttf are inclined to give credence to
Holan 's story ia view of the theft re
cently of a quantity of powder from one
of the mines of tho district. About
seven sticks of dynamite were found on
the Khort Iinn tracks.
Tim wool. I l,e dynnmiter was arrested
and confessed his part mi the plot.
TroOt Hu" Insurgents.
MMA, Peru, May !5 fiovernment
troops have Jiecn sent out by President
Prdo n fho receipt of reports here
that an insurrection was brewing not
far from this city. Alarm was felt In
government circles on Friday night,
when it was rumored that the insurgent
iea'ir,.,jir. i;uran't. with BUI) of his men,
slonor, with the und-rst:indln n.i
Mr Pierce shall riot be allowed i,,
rend It.
Mr. Pierce risked for nn adjourn
ment until Monday, when he prom
Ised to take up Mr. Jerome's Invest!
gallon of tbe American Ire Compimy
Ho said Mr. Jerome lnvetlnut,.,i tlio
company for half n ,J ,y , ()l,.ri
turned tho Invest hta! Ion ngnlnnt
thre or four small independent ire
compnnles that the American Ice Co
witnt.-d to smHh, nnd thnt he nd
vised that Indictments be returned
against them.
Fxneet Goal Western Business.
Otiinlm. Net,.. May 2. -One hun
dred nnd foity-elbt big locomotive.
taut. They win m,,,,,., ... ..n
r regalia, on horse bark, with all
he gorgeous trappings which have
made th race famous from times
long gone by, th,.r rents of hors
iiianshlp re said to ex. , tm f
any Indians on the Continent, while
in Portland they will llve (n n(r
own village which will bo locatnd
"here ihe (,., f thoiismds of vis
itor, tuny t ,tenir... witness the
tortus, rites mul r r..i,,,..,i... ,.,
Incllatis, fr they .y ,,,r
...Mnr.ii stnt.,. ahlle t-ncun.p.nl (,.,r
people. tourbsd M M
edy of February I, M k
and bis brother ssrtsMll
"the cruel dluppesrstts g
er and brother
Aw.k.n, a()p 6 D?i
l. Ar.ge,.,, Muy 4,,,Af,p.
'"'l'r"ken sl-ep which extended
nil Hawkins, a pntlmit nt tho county
nre being hurried to the ll,rrl.,.n ' "". ' "',,:"",,,' ""Iv this mom-
, . , ; .. " "s"u ior
lines ns fast ns tho llrooks
attempted to cut the wires of th. n h mo, , vx' oi T" ""n ,,r'ly '''.
trie lighting plant which snpplies th. , f ,,P , fl ,JM " ,l " 1 V -! - by U,o Lund f
current for tho lighting of Lima and th, nZLU"T '"!
suburbs. President V.n r,....l o. ""." r'"""l"lng with W.
urdsv niohi ir, the l.arr,l.. ..! ? n- - superintendent of mo
i- r.7i i.i.. . . ". "vo I"wer nnd machinery r .i...
morning oilditionnl troops wore sent out
in sosren of the insurgents,
Natiye Vdlsga In Ashes
MATflfjA, May 5. The town of Antl
nolo, in the Province of Mninm. )..
A ...... . . i . . . ...
.ii ;. ... wnimro oeen praciicany nest rovca ny nrn. Four
with the street car companies, the hundred bouses were burned and bun
city of Cleveland, O., has acquired drede of people tre homeless. The fa
control of all Its lines, and carried mens '.'shrine was saved. The fire wss
all passengers free for one day In . caused by lightning. Antlpolo is
celebration of the event. J town of 800 inhabitants.
tnion Pacific. Mr, Hmllh declares
tho rallromls nre looking for i, t,,,.
menso business this year, nnd nre
demanding the locomotives be dolly
B" rif'''"y ""
8now in New York.
nuffalo, May 2..Rnv,,n nr,,. ,lf
snow foil hero yesterday. ToSMh.
sun shown and the in... , 11,11'
A sennas rln. . .. is rapidly
denth w.. nn...a .r .'.'T""" h
---i."."u mi m mnhes.
M .11..!. ..f .......
Her return til ei.nsxl,.... ......
A nurse, nttrnit
rnppltig entered
...in. Il.tWk I.H ri ...... ... ..... ...
II itl.'tlt S I 111 I,. . .... .. ... . '
oi i.i 1 "er eyes
open hyslclans were uiiHMOii"d
win. .IT ".'"n" rationally
fo , ,t '"f n"mn ",,,B'
round thnt ah,, was able to stand
Mse, Cillet WiM B Sswasl
Portland. Ore . April Jl-4
est Intert-et has e 4.
through. oil Oregtm.
and In fart the enllrs Xasrs
tho Portland (( regt
held here the first st i
Ihe following cillet J
through their romrtuJ
lions or business met i
arranged to have fkU
more of the pared: A
Side. The Dalles. Ilooe
couver. Wash . Mcll!l
Albany, Hnlem, Kussw. M
Falls and Crania Put
IfOseburs. Inileriendeff. M
Hi, Johns and a nutnta
still considering th sMlwj
ton. Idaho, will tend H
float, so will Iwesnt. 1 "
K....L..,.. UI,U TlCDBI m
number .f other foBtnrtf
be represented y detofllel'1
biles and vehicle.
....... . .1 lASSS K"
I llt-l rll..-lf I
rils.. snvvlutre front 15" "1
to defray the cs! of li'tr H
ri...... ..,, i n es ' -
cat of tho principal 1r.durf
communities rrpreseslei
British Dettreftr M
llsrwlch. England. Apt" M
llrlllsh torpedo desirofd n
... . ....k sarh X"
cut in two ami p..- - -. y
............ . . in insn.'..
nuiisn rnis, ... - .j
lie- 1
the scout Attetillv-
bont-dostroyer Mb"' ""J
volved lu Ihu roliiioss"'j
to Hhecrnnss with t
full of
Four Su.pac, Ar, H,lf,f
Plltsburir. Mnv s ie
. , - - r...ir men, IIS'
TZtii" hrr.'""'n Implicated In tho!
, , , , express
thi e ,'7 wr t
Ivn. Th"".". """"'""h I'T nnteo
lives. The Menlli.
'Whara (I, ' or
tun Of water. i - rt,s
gngnd In night
accident iM-rurrea, .
tenant KranK A. n . " n
flnln, who was ! ' ".J
point wbors the dcstrW '"1
went down with tns
..nsvl
victoria, u. v... r tl0 x
was brought by lb mjZj
Aim ..4. nt a gtrm w'...wi
nonflngrntlona at 4
loss of many ll"t nd J
dlarlsm, Nlns fire
many dsys at the
nrly In April.
ftonsldered r-WBlB'
Ml rr-w ww J