The Independence west side., November 21, 1895, Image 1

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the cm that ilwa ths mot and
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VOL Mil.
rttYSlilAN8 -DENTISTRY.
P. Mil rooMOCK'is mrorr ivnimmu
JJ)imvitli ata., lUviopeu.iiHior, ur,
-r ' R. J. I ttOMAS, PHYSICIAN
I) and Slir.eoB. IWne tvf 111
1 isn, and akin, niwwiliw. A4
rhri?,v. .Minim mth, O.-egiut
ZTftJ. B. JOHNSON, KKKIDKNI
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ATTOKSKY&
OC riEK. TOW NSKN D IOTTEtt,
n Atu"",, wmwiwui
sl-i!ty. OGie In 111 Cioper block
lk-pa liHt, Oregon.
fill iLLlNOKU ATTuRN K V
H at -U. tlVixiiy 1'nw.HHitiuir At
iji ft IVlk county ) Ottlc hi
KMU 4, epcr hou block, ludepcn
fcae, urvgu.
EO. A. SMI 1 11. ATTORNEY AT
If taw Will pweliea in nil stnUt
flcrl points. AtwIrncU of tillo
hntriii Ottlee over ludepemJeue
SA.Ml AND IHMJIW.
f irCIIELL i ROIIANNON, MAN
IV1 ufik'turvn of anali and dM.rs.
jau, rwil anwmg.
skIs, Or.
Main street, lode-
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it fcnUbrra are Miled U attend, V
ft Cuk, M. W ; K. C. PentUnd, He.
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Mu every Wedntsdsy evening,
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Bit tliroiiijli trin.
West Side Division.
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I'ol'.TLANI), OKKItl'N.
G. L. HAWKINS,
Proprietor of
TtlMniK-pf-nli-rife Murl.lo Work. fMltnnlc
onliiii(.t.ry work. l-lri.tJ:liM workman.
Ullln lirl.1 mill l.W(H.I nri,'
"CHlCjCEN RAISING PAYS
Ifyou uethe PtUlum
KobMm Unltr.
llt money while
JJlien are rating
time by old procrmw.
CatattellnallalMut
n,ntl ucicribea every
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It Catalogut laVJ
riicioDeeuea lor luti
pouiuy btulaeu.
The "ERIE"
mechanically the bert
.wheel. Prrtllrjt model.
Wa are racino
A0m.il Blrvcle cata
logue,maUedfree,giea
1
jyirrtptlon, tHci, e owrre waittbb.
"ALCMA IHCUBATOB CO.,
Prtalama.Cal.
NcaIlocii, tiH Main Bt., LoaAngelea.
tvat,, and Trade-Mark, obtained and all Pat-
entbusinew conducted lor MoocaATC Ftta.
0uB0rriciieOpaoaiTt U,0. Patcnt orricc
uwcanei:ur patent in ku luue l""
Serid model, drawuiK.or pnoto., with decr!p-j
on. We adviiie. il natentaWe or not, free of,
ctarjie. Out fee not due till patent i aecun-d. ,
A pnMirT. "Jlow to Obtain l'atcnt, ' with
ot i.( aiue in the U. S. and toeigu countrie.;
stnt iree. Addreaa,
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0pp. Patcnt Ornci, Wihinoton. D. C. 5
Gent's Clothing-
Made to order In any atyle ot tlio Inile-
pmidenn Tailor Hliop, T. 1-ny toD Jenka,
proprietor. A fine line of cample al.
way, on band from which to el:t,
Buiu made to order from $14 up, by
ifaTncTTTOiTTKTOlp
raer iroui ii ui, I t j J
iI(1(ldTaiior shopIndependence,
$2.00 Per Year.
Patton & Van Nortwick.
HIUVINU iuumuw.... ,
Shaving IS lt4l(ht 2S W(tfg
InLlttte laU Hotel, c Street.
A. L Chute,
tlla.kmlthan4 Rn,Ui
quickly
rxwutnl.
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15ANKS.
THE INDEPENDENCE
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
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Cornmencet Businws March A, 1889
tUutniwbvd hjr N.tloaiU Authority.
TUB
fIBSI NATIONAL BANK.
or InitopvtiitoiH, Oregon.
Caoltal Sleek
$60,000.00
$14,000.00
Sttrfta,
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W. U HAVtr,rhtr.
DIHECTOIM.
0. W. WbuU.r. W. W. Colllni.
ou ftll luiiitirlMiil
point.
Ii.ll rntvt auhj,. toohrrk or on rttr-
unie houn: a. m. in u. m.
MCOftPORATED UNOER THE UWS OF ORES OH
'oik County Bank,
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L('AMI'KKI..L.
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Paid Capital, $30,000.
DIRKL'TOIW,
II. lUwIer. p. .Campbell, I. M.HImpaon
n. , miner, i. n, niiiuip, r . r. rtiwau
J0M.11I1 rrven.
A (onrntl tmokliitf ami aarhanaa bualnna.
lrnni Iimiih iimiiin niixmlta i.ivm
uliierl Ui rlwk r on ivnidcaUiof deMll
lnti-rn.1 paid on ttt.l rirpilta.
e-r'lrr prr vault and burglar proof aafe.
MMiirrti iy i air iiino iM-a.
d..r Hour- a. in. to 4 n. m
KOK-
fine Photographs
Crayon Work
Pastelles
India Inks
Vater Colors
D. H. CRAVEN?
Photograph Gallery
Independence, Or
la the plaoe to gt all firatrolaxe work.
km 15s.
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BATH 25 Cene.0
Amfiricnn and Europaiuill'lm.'
THOS. GUINEAN, Proprietor,,'
f "fTf N
"eventli nnd WoHhlntfUin HU,,
POHTLAND, OHFJOON
H.MoCAOE. S. MUHLIVIAN.
P. H. fricCABE 1 11,
Proprietor of
Mijdm file Factory
Manufacturers of
FIRST-CLASS
Drain Tile.
of all slates.
Prices to Suit the
HARD TIMES.
OFFICE AND FACTORY
National
Oregon
A MOST APPALLING HORROR
A Motor Car and Twenty Passengers Plungo
to Instant and Terrible Death.
Henry Clay Humplirey of Kugeno Supposed
to Have Committed Suicide.
He Takes Morphine and
St, Charles
A IUiy at Seattle YVkllo FlHliIng-
Cuiiitatilo. lu TryliikT
Drowned 01
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. M.-A
lavy I'ltHJtrio inobir car cotttaltiltn
tmtMtHiu tWMity tunl thirty jwieapnirvrs
wiut tltruiijrh tho draw f the contnU
Yladuet at 7:15 uVlot-k thla ovoiiliig
ami drtip)MHl ltw foot to the rlvvr Inf
low, cauKini; & luirmr tlio like of which
novir ot'ctirrtHl Jwro Uforo. Hvi-ry
wfia-iiKir In tho car was klllmt. I'vn
tral viaduct U a Ihik- ft lit brldf,
3.IKM fi.'tt oii, itmdo of Iron. It oai-
tiiH'ta tho hi'lehta and tho prottjx''tkt
roHldt'tit'e tKH'ttoiia ou both ahh'a with
tho biwiiita cH-iUor of tho city. !!
roctly ovor tho river J a draw brlilo
on tho iltotvlti!liii pnttirn, ami
this In lot ftt above tho stirfa of
tho watiT.
Tho South Sl.lo atrtvt railway ikim-
ea over the inMiluo and ou elihcr aldo
of the 1raw there la a safely awltrh
which, tmli'iw tho conductor alight
and holtl up tho handle wilt avud a
car Into the gully Itmtoad of allowlji
It to go on tho draw.
Tho flint reports from the ncono of
tho disaster swm to plaw tho lilaino
on the conductor. They wore to tli.
effect that tho 111 f.ited motor etir ni
pnmched tho draw Jtwt an a vcwm-I
wan Hearing It, and tho nttcinlaiiu
hould have cloaed tho big Iron guto
and prepjire to clone the draw as tho
ar stopMd and tho conductor w'iit
forward to n-hvino tho switch. Ho
iniiat have been lillndcd by thoflwtrlo
light, f-ir an evowltucHa dwlanti tltut
although the gtttim were cliwil and
tho tlmw In inoilon, tho cotutuebir
raised tlio mvltch handlp. Tho motor
mini appllcit tho curtviit and tho car
allot ferwanl and Htruck tho galea
with a crtirih. Tlwre wan 4nly a ino-
inent's ikuiho and then the hittvy car
ground U way through the wrcvkitgo
and plunged over tho brink Into tho
black aliyiw, amid tho acreama and
fratrilo siruggliwi of p.'mmiigers, who
at tho II rut induration of danger
ruHhed for tho rear door. TIh car
(truck tho wnter with a grmt KplitHh
and then t Intro wna slleiicv.
ITHTHIOIt I'.ViniCl'IAH.S.
All tho occiipanla of tho car, with the
exception of a few who bad managed
to Jump before tlio car toppled down,
went down to certain death. Tlio car
dlwipiioarcd from sight as nxm na It
atruck the water and every uno of tho
passengers wart drowned.
Tlio alarm which wan sent out
brought to tho acetic lialf a dozen am
buluju, flnvlioats and itiouiIhts of
tho HfeHWvliig crew with, grnppllng
Irons.
Tho work of rescuing Iwnlle in the
uncertain light wna slow Indeed. At
0 o'clock tho half a doscn boilles tlmt
hail evidently floated out of the our
and risen to the surface were taken
from tlwj river and carried to vnrloiita
morgues. Tlie captain of the brldgo1
gunnla nys: ,
"I saw this car coming mpiiiiy to-
ward tho draw Just a I had given
the signal to swing It to admit of tho
nassak-e of a vessel. I waved my
hands and Hallowed at tlio moTorninn
to stop, but apimrently ho paid no at
tention to me. Tho car catno on. Just
before it went over the brink tlio mo-
torman Jumped and ran awny."
This atntement does not agree with
those of cye-wltnesrau who doelaro
tliat tho conductor went nhoad to oiwn
tlio switch, which is about an) feet
from tho draw, and motioned for the
car to como ahead. Ortnln it Is that
tho conductor mounted the car again
and went down wlt.lv tho passengers
to death, and It will never bo poasl
ble to tell exactly what ho did before
this.
Itallway officials wiy they are un
able to give the naiww of the conduc
tor and motoniinn who were In charge
of tho car. The police are looking
for tho niotorman. Tho exact number
of passengers In tlio car will not bo
known until all bodies are recovered.
Tho faro register showed that twen
ty-live fares had lieen collected. There
may have been other passengers with
transfers which would not have been
rung up or registered. Probably, how
ever, ninny of theso fares were regis
tered and left tho car Perore tne
bridge was reached. As near as can
bo learned, there were at least flftmi
and possibly twenty persons in the
oar when It made tho plunge.
Seven unidentified bodies are at tlio
morgues now, and ono man, whoso
name has not yet been learned, Is at
homiital n an unconscious condition.
So far as can be learned ho Is the only
one who escaped Instant death.
CLAY HUMPHREY'S RU1CID10.
Portland. Nov. 10, II. Clay Humph-
roy, a well-known resident of Kugene,
Oregon, was rouna uenu in m m;u m
tlio St. Charles noiei tins aumiooii.
An empty morphine bottlo was found
In his room and It was evident be had
taken his own life. Humphrey enmo
to this city yesterday fronn trigone
and registered ot tim wt. uuanes un
der tho name of "John Smith, Cho
Imlls." In the aflwrnoon ho went to
a drug store and purchased an eight
muteo bottlo of moriihlne. loiter he
wint to 'hl room, and was not seen
again. Alxiut 4 o'clock this afternoon
his room was entered and bo wuji
found cold In death.
Ho left no word giving any reason
for tho act. Only a few business let
ters wore found In his coat pocket.
Somo of Humphrey 'a friends ore loth
to bellwve that be committed suicide
and think Ills death was accidental,
as he had been 'In the habit of using
morphine to Induce sleep, but tho fact
of his registering under an OHSiimed
name tends to show the act was prc
medltmted. When Humphrey purchased the mor
INDEPENDENCE, l'OLK COUNTS OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEH 21, 1805.
Is Found Dead In Bed at
Hotel, Portland.
the
Falln Into tlie
to Nave Hint I
b-r 1'alu'iiillli'H,
Water
aim
and llli
phine, the druggist at tlrt refused to
give It to htm. Humphrey remarked
"I dmi't look like a uuiii who wanta
to commit tnilcldo do 1?" t'oiillnulng,
ho said ho did not want It for himself
but for a man by the namo of C. It.
Murphy of ltusehiirg. Somu acipmlut
aniiTi of Huiitphrey'a who came down
with him from Kugcno yesterday no
ticed ho acted somewhat tinuKiiul, bu!
attrlbutiHl It to his llnanclal troubUn.
Hituiphrey hiis formerly In the bank
ing buslneaa at Kugene, Is'lug a Weill
nr of Hovey, llumplirey & ('ninpiiny.
Pining the paiik; of two years ago
tho bank cloned. When It re-oened
Humphrey had no connection with It.
Ho has been Iniereated this senmui In
ahlpplug fruit Kast ami It Is under,
sltiod ho was imt very successful. Ho
h atKiut 40 year of age; had Imvii
niarrle.1 almut nine years, llu haves
a widow and two children,
SIMPLY AN OVKItlMiSK.
roniaim, Mv. hi,tiio coroners
Jury tonight brought In a verdict thai
death una caused by an overdose of
morphine taken to Induce sleep.
A INK lll.K IMtOWNlNU.
Seattle, Nov, HI, A double drowning
took place In this city this afternoon
about ,'I o'clock, William Itruwn, a mid
dtoagod man, ami Iteiijaniln Ilowell
Ituell, a lad of It years, being the
victims. They had tn-en lulling on a
trestle almut half way iM-tween IhU
city proH-r ami West Sett t tie, uud In
sumo uimciMHintahle way the Isiy fell
In. Itruwn Jumisil lu after him, but
was unable to reacli him on account
of the strong current that was run
ning at the lime. The body of young
Ituell was recovered half an hour after
he fell In. but the body of the man
could not Ui found.
EASTERN WAR CLOUD
TIIK KVKNTS OF THE V KICK MAKE
IT IILACKEK STILL.
The Other Towers Are Hmwinif Near
Turkey to Ell'ect Her
l'ismeiuhermciit.
LONlH)N, Nov. Ht-News from the
Past and Far Past during the wwk
has not been of a nature calculated tJ
dissipate tho cloiuls which have bt-en
hanging heavily over tho political hor
izon for a long time past Prom Asia
Minor come authenticated resrls of
further massacres of Armenians dur
ing which tho Turks seem to have
applied tho torch to petroleum-soaked
victims and lo have skinned others
alive, In addition to outraging women
and children and plundering property
ou all sides.
From the far Past yesterday came
a report that It was positively staled
at Shanghai that China lina agrcitl
that licrnmny shall occupy one of the
Islands near Amoy for tho purpose of
converting It Into a naval depot. Fears
nro expressed that If this rumor turns
out to Isf correct International compli
cations will follow.
RPRItOUNDINC TURKEY.
London, Nov. 1(1. Regarding Turkey,
tho powers are moving slowly, but
fsurely. The various Kuropcnu Ihls
are closing up toward tho Hanlunelles,
nlthough tho powers are evidently dls
posed to give the sultan every possible
chance to restore order In his domin
ion, but It appears as though matter
had ili'iricd too far and that the sultan
Is unable to suppress the disorder In
tho Turkish empire.
WON'T PAY TAN liS,
A. Setlleiii'Mit of IrlHli-C.'iiiinll ins Who
Object to the Collecf'ir.
Ottawa, Nov, Kl.-The buck v.mmI re
gion of tlie tin Unci ii hlll-i mid I'orcHis
iii'irtli of otiiiwii kcciim to bo !u a sinle
of Insurrection .'igalust I lie ','nvern-,
muni; at. Quebec. The settlers of ilils
reglnn are almost excbisiely lrlsli
who came out over -lo years ago.
Mwl of them had been evlct'd fniin
their liohllugH Mild we.'o pei'sti ul"d lo
nmke Camilla lh"lr heme, the reinc
HcnlMlloil being tliat 1 1 1 -i ' iiiulil be
no ta x ii I ion on their laud, which
should bo given to tlncii fi.rever.
They hiive conneipiently always re
Misled the local and provhitM.il tax
gatherers and the olllces have never
yet succeeded In coercing ilicin.
Tho ('Xpeilllloii of tho provincial
police scut, up from (;ilib"C to liinke
fi irald Into tho district for ihe juir
poso of seizing the prope.'ly of the do
limiueiils, left here fully armod with
caiiiplng inul canipiilg'i eiiulpiiu'iit, It
.failitil, however, to penetrate with Its
tennis beyond tho outer fringe of
Lowe township. Hlojd-hedls feartd.
WRITAIN AND VENEZUELA.
Dispatches of a Serious Nature Paus
ing Itctween Them.
Washington, Nov, Ift.-Informatlnn
ils r hlng hero today from Denier-
nra, British (I ulna, to thct tITect Unit
further dlspaichcis of a very pointed
charaeler have been received from
Joseph Channlierluln, British mluWer
for the colonies, concerning Vcncaie
la; their contents were wot disclosed.
A mooting of the lilgh council of colo
nies was called ot which it was isi
lleved tho subject would bo fully dis
cussed. A rejsirt Is In circulation at
Demernra, and generally credited, that
MLnlHteir Olianilwrlnln tins forwarded
-dispatches to the British Oulna gov
ernment In which he Inquires as to
whether or not, in' .the event tlie mens,
tires between the colony and Venezuela,
aire ibelng pushed to extremes, the co- (
lonlal government Is prepared to do
Its utiiHiHt In an endeavor to sustain
tho pnwtlgo of the llrlllsh flag, to
which It owes lis allegiance, t'-om-inontlng
ou these dispatches, the press
of iMiHMiirn says there ueml lm no
niwltntlou lu giving alilrmative an
swer to Minister Clinmberlaln. Why
Much Imnilry should como from Iott
dull eni'llcs coiijis'lure and tho feel-
lug Is that tt may be duo to Irritation
hm'uusu tho high council voted down
Mr. ChandNnlaliri proitoHltltm ot buy
Maxim guns, ammunition, etc. lu
that event, at lis next meeting the
high council, It Is expected, will slmw
lis puriioao to smuiort i'liauils-rlalu
Intorvlewa were had with all foreign
consuls lu ttrllish (lulua coticcniliiu
the Veuer.iiela (incKlluil. The French
and Hutch consuls refused to coin-
mlt themselvea lu their oltlclal ciiiiii
cities. The (Ionium consul, Mr. Web
er, was oulsHikeit against tho Pulled
Slates and lu favor of tho UiiiUh jm
till Ion, Kiiglaud, ho wivs, ahould In
slst ou a II mi I settlement on the linen
laid down. Welier think the Idea of
any effective Interference by America
ansum.
NOT A CAN HI HATH.
New York, Nov. Hl.-Secretiy Whit
ney was scon at tho horse hw, and
askixl about hi being a presidential
possibility. He was thoughtful for a
moment and then said:
"I wish It understood that I nm not
a candidate for the Humiliation at pres
ent, and will imt ho. My friend
know my desires on this subject, and
will aci accordingly. No man, I be
lieve, can trui hfull) say bo would lint
like to president. It Is an honor to
represent a nation which cannot Is
too highly estimated, I will not say
that I would not lc plitiacd If I were
president, tint I will not allow mym lf
to be made a candidate under any
consideration. I do not want oftlce
of a..y w'nd.M
"Nothing would Induce' jt-io change
your opinion?'
"Absolutely norhlnt: my mind is
made up, and I do not know of any
thing that can change It."
"Your friend have used your name
as a possibility,"
"Yes; It hat been mentioned with
others, but I hoie now that my name
will bo droiM-d and not be mentioned
In any way In connection with the
presidency. I prefer to remain In pri
vate life, and those who know ino are
aware of the reasons,"
PItK'IX CI It It PAT.
Liverpool, Nov, li!, Wheat, spot
unlet; lieiniind poor; No. 'Jt nil winter,
" l"i,d; No. 2 red and No. 1 hunt
.Mniil;ol4i ; No. 1 California 7s lid.
Hops -At Iondon Pacific coast, VI
P.
New York - Hops steely.
Port hind -Wheat, Valley, ,M; Walla
Walla, -is.
AN AITIlolfS SIHUKN PHATII.
P.usloii. Nov. PI.-Kev. S. P. Slilllll.
author of "America," dropped dead lu
the New Kngland desit at 0 p. m,
A TOOIi OF INIQUITY
Sl'CII IS THE PRESENT COMHTION
OF hAN FHAM'ISI'O.
Its Newsiapers Have Poisoned tlie
Public Mind and Ic vcloped
Hellish Aiictitcn.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. HI. Tlie nr
rent of Captain I,auo, Rat, and Meyer
hero for committing outrage ou little
glrla has stirred up a pool of Inltiuliy
which day by day reveals a greater
depth, A not 1st horrible offense was
brought to tho nttentlou of the jsillce
tislny, when Fred Coleman, a long
shore; Bin, was taken Into custody and
biokcd for Incest, the complainant liv
ing his 13-ycar-old daughter, who Is
about to Ikhmiiio a mother. Two Utile
girls told a iMillceman this afternoon
that they had Is-eti assaulted lu the
shop of a cobbler for whom the police
are now looking. All religious, charit
able and reform organizations of the
city nro a reused over tho revelations
ami are determined to stamp out these
forms of Iniquity by the punishment
of every one connected with It.
PORTLAND IS DEFEATED
Ily the Football Players of the State
University.
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. ld.-Plfteen
hundred people went to the Multno
mah Held this afternoon to wee the
University ot Oregon and the Portland
University men contest for tho chain
plmwhlp of tlie gridiron. The Uni
versity of Oregon won by a score of
(I lo I.
it whs by far the nmst hotly enn
b'sted game ever sien on the Multno
mah Held mid from the enthusiasm dis
played It was apparent that college
football Is more In favor than con
tests between athletic clubs.
Tho Eugene men showed HiiHrlor
training and their Interference, was
excellent, Hie tackling of Coleman be
ing applauded again mid again. The
Portland men made larger gains
around tho end than the Oregon Uni
versity, but their Interference through
out tlie conlcNt was not so strung.
In the llrst half neither side scored,
but Eugene went at It In earnest In
the second half and by n few end
plays and a long punt they scored a
touchdown mid kicked a goal In loss
than ten mluiiti'S. Porllands made n
touchdown but forfeited their kick-oft',
making llio avore 0 to 4.
TAOOlMA. BEATS PORTLAND.
Tacnnin, Nov. 10. The Taconm AtJi
Jetlo club faoliball team today defeat
ed the Multnomah Athletic club of
Portland by a score of '21 to 10.
MONEY BY HARD WORK.
New York, Nuv. IS. ExiPresldent
Harrison read the slnry from St.
Louis about the fortune ho had made
In Soul H African mining si neks, and
said ho was sorry It was not true.
"I wish It was a fact," ho added;
"but the only money I ever made was
the result of hard work. Some ten
years ago I did buy a few share of
Molilalia mining slock, but 1 have
iiiover heaiid aiiy'tliliig about them
since, much less made uny money out
of the Investment."
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
San Francisco, Nov. IS. Hops 0(3.8
cenla per pound.
Portland, Nov. 18. Wheat, valley
K; Walla Walla 48.
Liverpool, Nov. 18. Spot wheat, de
mand poor; No. 2 Red Winter 5s B'jd;
No. 2 Red -Spring find No. 1 hard Mani
toba slocks exhausted; No. 1 Cali
fornia 5s 3d.
London lions, Pacific coast 2 10s.
New York Hops weak. , ,
MM IN
What tho British )fai
Indicates.
Every Important Place
Claimed.
A Hrlflsh Heitllnif Schooner Is Kc
leascd-Oiir (itivi'linnciit Awake
to Turkish A Hairs.
PORT ToWNHENO, Nov. IS. If the
Iti'lUsh govcrmiii'iit Insists Uhhi tli
n riimnciit csialillsliiiM'iit of 1 lit, Alas
ka boundary linn as mappsl out by
the Caiutdlau chle eugliicors, the city
of Jitleau and DiMiglas tslnml, where
tho richest gold mines In America ar
located, wilt become a part of EngllKh
territory. A rcpriwut.ulvo of tho As
sisdated prens tHlny visited Victoria
and was permitted to examine tlie
new iiiaim made hy tln surveyors for
tho boundary cnmiulsMliriicrs and the
authority upon which I bo Canadians
liase tli.-lr right to claim the strip of
Alaska territory. Dr. Hamsun, chief
cngliii.'r of the Canadian cm of sur
veyors, miido si'leiitllio oliwrvathuis
from a range of mountains, which, to.
getlsT with treaty HttiiukUlous, are
the foundation iiKiu whlt h tin claim
Is made, These drawings clearly show
tho mining town of Jul, -on lo lie fully
seven tuiies siiwue or liritisli territory
cniicat pas, tlie favorite aud most
getwrally tntveled mute to tho Yukon
mlue and the principal buys and In
lets of southeastern Alaska, are claim
ml to !k imrt of Pa mi da. '1'he Hrltlsh
survey will also put Into Itiitish ter
ritory two of the largest canneries lu
Soiillrcnst Aliifkil.
preeiniTTTea ler.
Victoria, II. C, Nov. IS. 'h!ef Jus-
tlint Davie today gave Judgment In tin
the admiralty court releasing tin
schooner Ilea trice, which was selxcd
by the United Stales cutler Rush for
neglecting to make dally entry of th
time of Ihe taking of all seals. The
owners of the lUatrlce will apply,
through the llrltlsli government for
compensation.
THIS cor nTiIy" aroused.
Washington, Nov. IS. Admiral Sel
fridge i-ii hied to tlie luivy ili-iiartuntil
today that he lnnl put In with his ting-
snip Sun I' raiiclsce at .Sophs to gel
his mall. He will proceed dlnvtly to
Alexithilrettd, where he sboithl arrive
nlroiit Friday next, and will tlnn he
lu position to extend aid to Ameri
can and Puropmii lu tiint section In
the event of further Uprisings, The
Turkish situation Is nlworhlug the at
tention of the slate department at
preReiit and due notice Is taken of the
various resolution adopt.-.! by many
religious organisation lu the lulled
Slates.
TEllItiltu: CRIMP.
Wichita, Kan.. Nov. IS.-IIenrv H.
Leonard, aged lU, w is inurdcred last
night. Mrs, Lenimnl, his mv.md wife,
and her son. Onllle. are under ar.ti
charged Willi the crliiie.- lvjirlv thU
morning, John Carter, n teainster,
found the lmtly of leoiutrn horribly
mangleil, Ijlng lu a pool of blood,
half covered up In a manure pile back
of the former' barn. There were
many wounds on the head, made m-
parnitly wlih mime blunt instrument,
and a l;n'fe wound In I lie hack. A
trail of It! mhI thi'niu:h tin alley led tu
the kli lun dour, where Mrs, Leonard
md her son were mopping up the
blood f-imtti red over the tbior and
furniture. Several moiiiti ago Leon
ard secured a dlvnrce froin his livid
wife and married Mrs, Williamson,
the woman iinw In Jail.
TICK Itl 111,10 REVENUE.
San Antonio, Tcx Nov. IS. A Ssc-
kil from Bogota, Colombia, dated
Nov. 15th says:
"Three weeks ago a largo body of
soldiers were aiulnished and killed
crossing the department f Caucus.
Oonornl Reyes Immediately sent a
largo force In pursuit of tho Indians,
who were Nuriuiuulcd lu n canyon,
both ends of which were held by the
troopn, who hemmed the Indians in
while other soldiers went to the top
of the mountain, whence they threw
heavy rocks on tlie sleeping Indians,
killing mauy, wlillNt those who tried
to lleo from what they supposed was
an earthquake were shot down In cold
blood. It Is calculated by an eye wlt
ness of the hia.ssacro that -0 Indians
wero killed, not a solitary one escap
ing death.
FOR lUOTIIM.VU ORKENBACKS.
Chicago, Nov, 18. A special from
Washington says: President Cleve
land In his annual message will rec
ommend the retirement of greenbacks.
This recommendation will be the chief
feature of llio message, so far as do
inesllc tiff airs arc concerned.
LIFE MADE TERRIBLE
FOlt NEOUO LABORERS ON KAIL
'.ROADS IN MEXICO.
Brady on Trial In California Ter
rible JUmnigu on Indians
Colombia.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. 1S.-A
special from Port Barrios dated No
vember 1st says that live negroes
wero hanging six miles from town.
They wero recognized as being some
of tho negroes lately arrived here to
work on rullnwul construction, and
who bccauio dlwitlslled niul iled. In
vestlgivtlon vn made, but like fill In
vestigations hi tills country, nothing
resulted except that it was learned
that tho negroes enmo from Louisiana.
It was given out that they must have
lieen hanged by robbers, but It is be
lieved they wero persecuted by con
tractors and trapped and killed so as
not to allow them to escape. Tho life
of AnwHlcun negroes at work here la
terrible. Many have been beaten to
death.
BRADY ON TRIAL.
Marysvl'llo, Cnl,, Nov, IS. The cafo
of Brady, on trial for .robbing the
Oregon express train, was finished to-'
night and given to the Jury. . , :
Five Cents l'cr Copy.
U NX
THE SULTAN IS SCARED.
Seeing the Other Powers Moving, lie
Is Anxious to Move.
ConslantliKiple, Nov. 1-S. fVIa Soda,
Bulgaria). The sultan Is said to bo
alarmed to the verge of Insanity at
the assembling of foreign fleets u Sal
onicu bay, and it Is known that he
has sent urgent niinge lo the valll
of dlsturls'il dlslricls onUflng tlnun to
suppress the disorders. Iu addition,
sis'cial commlssliincrs have been hur
riedly dispatched from this c-tty to
various iart of Asia Jlluor armed
with isiwcr to quell revolutionary out
breaks. No further details have l'en receiv
ed hero of the massacre of about Sou
Armenians at Kluirput or the sacking
ami burning of eight of the twelve
building Is'louglug to tho Armenian
missionaries there. Ambassador Ter
rell has telegraphed, asking whether
the American mission buildings were
set on lire by the rioters or were de
stroyed as 1he result of a general eon-
llagruLlon. Tho American and other
mlsiilomirles at Bltlis have been coin
pelh'd to return to Van under the es
cort of Turkish troops, provided upon
the strength of the representations of
Tenlll to the purte. Terrlll, although
granted leave of atweuce. wfu- to
leave his pt, being determined to re
main here until an American are
sire and the authority of tlw sultan
is once more etahllsh(d throughout
A!a Minor. At 0 request of th
I idtcd ftaku consulate, tlio vail uf
AI"ipo ha detailed certain,. Turkish
olllclals of high UliK t prvtM't tlwi
AiiH-rleans In tliat isaee, and has held
them responsible for the live of tlnsio
placed uiuk-r their charge.
Further massacrwi are reported from
Sivas, and there Is a report that -Urno
Armenians have been massacred al
liueraii, Although the reports of the
latter massacre aro not coullrmed,
Turkish officials admit that the Kurds
made two separate attacks upon the
Armenians of that lis'allty and there
was considerable loss of life, due, ac
cording to the Turks, t:i the rioting
of the Armenians, which could not
otherwise Isi suppressed.
ihe porte. It J said, has ordered a
spis lal Inquiry Into the massacre of
Chilsilans at Alexandivtla, Northern
Syria, where .'!ut Turkish troojis are
sthl to have l-niked on while the kill
ing took place, and alistuincd from
rendering any assistance iu suppress
ing the disorder.
I'he police have torn down revolu
tionary placard referring to the Brit
ish premier's utterances at the Mis
sion-house hnuiiuci In linden Novem
ber Dili. Making arrests continues and
It Is rcisiried a iuuiiIht of memls'in
of the young Turks' party have been
secretly executed.
Sir Philip Currle, the British ambas
sador, cannot reach Cniistantiuoiile ls.'-
fore Wednesday. The British fleet. II
la reported here, Is being still further
reinlorecd.
Another conference of representa
tives of the powers took place yester
day at the otllcial icsldeuif ot the Aus
trian tucbassailor.
linpoitaiit news Is looked for from
Zelloiiu, whew a dcsier,i!e battle be
tween the entrenched Armenians and
Turkish troops scut to disperse them
Is expected.
The work of calling out the army
reserves continue slowly, the main
ditllculty being to llnd proper equip
ment, a. n, ill nil Ion and supplh for
the same. Almut 1 to battailous of re
serves have lvecn called out.
THE STREET CAR HORROR.
Cleveland', Nov. 18. The life-saving
it ml lllcboais crews resumed work
early this morning In an endeavor lo
recover rdditloiial Issliiw uf the vic
tims of Saturday night's street-car
disaster at the drawbridge at the Cen
tral viaduct. The body of a woman
was brought to the surface and Iden
tified as Marllia Saucrnhcinier, sister-in-law
of Mrs, John Saiiernhelmer,
whose body was recovered Saturday
night. It l.s believed there are one or
two 'Ixxllc still In the river.
Rogers, the niotorman, who Jumped
from the car and thus saved his life,
was bound over this morning for two
weeks, without ball. A thorough In
vestigation will be made.
AGAINST SUNDAY PAPERS.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 18. The com
mittee on Sabbath observance of the
Virginia Methodist conference today
submitted a vigorous protest against
the Sunday newspaper, which was de
scribed as aiding to make mental and
moral dyspepsia. Especially wero tlw
practices of filling the paper with de
scriptions of theatrical performances,
conceits, prize lights, society news,
spurting and all other features calcul
ated to keep js'i'sons from Sunday
school and church strongly con
demned. OUT OF POLITICS.
Chicago, Nov. 18. A Chicago paper
quotes Governor Altgeld as follows:
" You can say In your paper that
llgeld Is out of politics. I ant eagerly
looking forward to the close of the
next fourteen mouths, when I will
turn over to the people the linos t state
government ou earth and quit politics
for ever. I want to get back to my
law practice and make some money."
THE VERSATILE GENTLEMAN.
Oakland, Cal., Nov, IS. Rev. Ed
wards Davis, tho poet-preacher of the
Central .Christian church, has receiv
ed a call from the Christian church of
Portland., Or. The otter Is a tempt
ing one to the young minister, but lie
will probably not accept it.
STILL CHEAPER TRAVEL.
Rates to San Francisco Will Soon
Bo Down to Nothing.
rortland, Nov. 10. When the South
ern Pnclllc today announced a rate
of $10 II rut class and $7.50 second
class on Its Shasta special between
Portland Olid San Francisco It was met
by the O, 11. & N. Co., who announced
a rate of $5 cabin and $2.50 steerage.
GOOD BYE, GOLD lMM'SRVE.
Washington, Nov. 10. The treasury
today lost SU.1M-1.000 In cold for cxnort
to iHoutu America, which leaves the
true amount of the gold reserve $SiV
430,030.
No. 40.
warns?.
PURE
THE LAWYER CAUGHT
HOLMES' ATTORNEY PROBABLY
AN ACCOMPLICE.
Detected in liribinjr a Witness
Whole Career Is Found
KtiHpIriiuiH.
JIU
PHILAHELPIHA, Nov, 18.-The
Holim-s cuso took another sensational
turn today,-the senior counsel ot tlie
defense, William A. Shoemaker, be
ing charged lu open court with manu
facturing evidence lu behalf of tb al
leged murderer by bribing a woman
who knows nothing of tho case, to
swear In his favor.
District Attorney Graham said it be
came his duty to make a painful dec
laration. During the early part Of tlio
recent trial he received Information
that efforts had been made to procure
false testimony by bribery. Subsc.
queiitly lie learned theso efforts were
Isdng prostHMiled to the end. There
upon he scut for the person thus em
ployed to furnish evidence t and. Ue
was In court at the preseiptJkJ;le
then produced A wowau
Roan ami a detective wMocurrotrt
ed tho story, Mr. Ke being 4
stilsiruett witmjss, sli'nuilt Mt
nothing to sayvJIa-waSI sttmnM ami
Khx-licd lsyoud nMtir, feut aaw this
was not tlm time for bun to talk, Bo
t.m, hi associate, expressed his oonft
dence in bi 'odleagoe'a ftual examlna
thin, but be admitted that the evidence
tit his guilt was overwhelming, A lit
tle over a year ago It la said he first
came to Philadelphia. Whence bo
came uo one seems to know, but Uie
talo Is that bo lived some time In a
little town in Indiana. Upon bia ar
rival here be I said to have fpoken
of the receipt of a tetter from Boston
signed "II." It Is suited the writer
ties lnnl to retain him as counsel In a
case which would sooti come up In
Philadelphia and enclosed a $100 note
as a retaining fee. A few days after
wards Holmes was arrested In Boston.
The story of his manifold crimes
came out. Now, It Is said the little
town which Shoemaker lived In waa
but a short distance from another
town where Holmes had lived and fos
tered bis multifarious schemes. It la
even said that iu Shoemaker's ofllce
has been found a map of the country
hi which these two towns were and
that a line Is drawn In red Ink between
tho places, but so drawn as to avoid
railroads and settlements, cutting
thrdough the hare country. This story
Is given out officially, but with those
who know of It, there Is no anxiety as
to Its detail. The Holmes case was
tho ilrst Shoemaker tried In Philadel
phia. It is probably also the last
THE TWO HENDERSONS.
Dubuque. Ia., Nov. 8.-CoIonel Hen
derson left Washington today and
will champion the candidacy of Gen
eral Henderson, ol Illinois, "for door
keeper laffore the republican caucus.
The colonel gees early to combat the
New York-Pennsylvania combination
against his namesake. Speaking of
tlie protqiect of legislation, he said the
republicans would present no gen
eral revision of the tariff, but would
stand ready to assist the administra
tion lu liicronsiug the revenue.
M' KIN LEY HIS CHOICE.
Jackson, Miss., Nov. IS. John R,
Lynch, the colored republican leader,
declares MeKlnley Ills presidential
preference, but thinks that the South
era delegation should go to the na
tional ronventlon unlnstructed and
conform to the dominant sentiment of
the North iu selecting a candldatte.
A LOYAL TAR.
MInonk. 111., Nov. 18,-John C. Clour,
who hauled down the flrst confeder
ate Hag from a. masthead during; the
lute war, died here Sunday, Ho
served lu the navy for four years.
HOP INTELLIGENCE.
Reports from different sections of
New York state indicate less business
than last week, "but a generally steady
holding, especially of the finest grades.
Sales have been at (ViilOe, but the lat
ter rate was exceptional and reached,
only for an occasional growth of un
unially choice quality. From the Ta
elilo coast tlio advices are rather
weaker; strictly choice growths have
been mostly selected out and it would
seem that the lower quotations aro
based upon next grades. A good deal
of stock Is still going abroad on direct
shipments from the coast. English
buyers are not much Interested, here,
and yet there is reason to believe tliat
samples of strictly choice shipping
grades would attract some orders. On
tlio local market business Is generally
quiet, but the situation Is essentially
tlio santo as previously reported. We
note somo inquiry for very high grade
prime to choice Pacifies at OSflOc, and
as these are not plenty, there Is rather
a conlltlont holding. Choice New York
Btato shipping hops are not offering to
any extent, and some lino brewing
stock has sold at S'jtrtOc, with lower
grades downward. Brewers are not
calling for many old hops, but the
holdlmrs in first hands are compara
tively light. N. Y. Price Current.
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair.
CREAM
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frel
from Ammonia, Alum ot tny other adulterant.
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