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TVICTORÏ Three Million Dollars* Worth I ■** Evidence of Steady Growth about 8 o’clock thia morning, when one and Enterprise. of Beaborg’s boats capsised in the -------------- | breaker, near Clateop spit. In the boat trip across the country, Is being quietly n.Awv Tvmn »ia»»»»/»*HendriokMn and hi. boat* BEGAN IN WHOLESALE GROCERY organised, and it is mid that in June wvw WIRE DRAWN INTO AMBUBCADt I puller. August Koshela. The wind ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST it will “move,'* having its starting -J______ |blowing heavily at the time, and point in this city. _ I y1*“ Hendrickson's boat overturned It differs from that which was pro . ductive of the famous “keep-off the- A Wiihsrtag rire Was Feared Upea tn. i few men had their nets out. The boat Spaaiard. Free. All aides- | nearest the oapeiaed craft went to its gram” by-term, in that it does not have IB« Bwtaew Distrirt. Less Waa Meavy. assistance, and succeeded in rescuing I the national capital as its objective New York Mav 8_ A i F® ^°*tPn''*r’ b,,t Hendrickson sank, i Pittsburg, May 4.—The greatest fire point, and it ia not designed to ask the 8 “ M <ll> » » w,7lll । Wild pigeon, are flying along Coo. that has visited thia city since th* national government for aid for any river, and the gunner, are out. memorable one in 1845, started shortly one. If the present plans are carried The engagement which the ¡Spanish ? M’an after midnight this morning, in the im- out, when the “army” reaches the end had with General Roderiguea in the 1 riL7 Six carloads of wheat were shipped *. -W' unni-r- menM wholeMle grocery establishment of its destination it will at once go to Purgatory hills, and which was report- I St y rars .Îd hid. hroîh " from Eugene to Portland last week of Thomas C. Jenkins, on Pean avenue work as a co-operative commonwealth, ~t toahdeoi±8£ni,h Tictory’ Sn^gfaÏÏtoS ‘ bro,herand•“ There is much activity in Doug]«« and Liberty street Three large blocks, and the leaders will attempt to prove county hopyarde this year, and few if t £ âZnÏ roÎnT”*- NeWS her* »hi. af- extending from Liberty to Penn ave- that the working people can provide for any, yards will go uncultivated. UM, and from Fifth to Sixth streets, themselves out of the abundance of the In digging a- well on the Warm . w —VW ■AIMI r » have been reduced to smouldering •arth without dividing the products of ------------ inney’s boat, Springs reservation recently, George relying on their superior forcM. The , ruins. The lorn will exceed $8,000,- their labor. drifted up on Long Beach, near Ocean rebels retreated toward their camp, and 000, and is well covered by insurance. Park. The net was fast to the >>oat, Krause found human bones and teeth at It is said that with the adjournment Among the buildings destroyed are of th* convention of the American succeeded in playing their old trick of and tangled in the web was the body of a depth of forty feet. Jenkins’ wholeMle grocery establish Railway Union, which will meet in drawing the Spanish into an ambus the unfortunate man. 1' ‘ THE LEVEES ARE HOLDING. .1. boat .. 1- . ‘ U1*1.' neta and °»her fi«hing gear ment; Horne’s sig-story dry-goods es this city in June, the time will bav< cade. General Castillo arrived with not learned. It is probable' the with the money, start«! tablishment; Horne’s office building, arrived for the order to march, and it reinforcements while Roderiguea was puller was also lost . last week, ■ and, ---------------------- - .»nwi DAclr ____ * the Duquesne theater, and the Metho is further uid that President My, engaging the Spanish and fell on their It is reported tonight that one of 2^. ” tn a LI thta ^ '“‘ither country in her flank. The fighting lasted five hours, dist Book Concern. " with Turkey. Debs and other men prominent in rail and in killed, wounded and! prisoners, Booth’s boats capsised this afternoon ' ■truggle The fire started in the cellar of the road organisations are among the prime The semiannual statement of the near Clatsop spit, and that both captain the Spanish lost 380 men. Jenkins building, in a pile of barrels and boatpuller drowned. The report financial condition of Grant county movers in the scheme. Utah is to be News comes from Santiago de Cuba filled with waste paper. The flame. the haven of rest, and once there every is evidently true, although neither the March 81 last showed that the county’, were discovered by Watchman Hunter. man will be on an equal footing with that 200 volunteer, headed by a priest number of the boat nor the names of liabilities amounted to 1186,004 and and a prominent physician have joined He had smelled .moke early in the his neighbor. There will be no city the men were given. The report was the resources to $87,944. the insurgents because they were dis brought up by a fisherman, who had „ Two pairs of Mongolian pheasants . the outside and paid no attention to it. Ho improvements are needed and the satisfied with the conduct of the Span learned nothing more. • from Oregon have been turned loose in ish authorities, end beiierod that Gar vator^Ihrtt **pidly up the eie- people u TOUO w decide to max* make them them. The cia would succeed in retaining hi. su Rockbridge county, Virginia, where to extfaroish J* ” iffort peopl* wUI d0 thi< »hemselvea TOUGH ON AMERICANS. they will be carefully protects-1 in the premacy in the eastern province. - —1 • I*«.— io extinguish them with buckets of wa It ia mid that figure, have been gath effort being made to propogate them. The situation at Bane, continues to ter. An air shaft used to ventilate ered which .bow that there are now The firm to secure the government command attention. Four cruisers and th* great building fanned the flames Become British Cltiirns. 100,000 men and women out of employ several gunboats have been ordered work of th* upper Coquille is arranging and be found it impossible to do any- ment in Chicago. It is not expected Romland, B. C* May 8.—The pro tor the óommèncement of the work. He made his escape from the that anywhere near this number will there to land a force to march on the Port ‘° the direction of Holquin. The posed law as to alien miner* having to nip improvement will be confined building with great difficulty becauM make the trip to Utah, but it is be rebel force in and near Banes is esti declare intentions to become citizens largely to points between Robert's land- of the immense volume of smoke. The lieved by men prominent in the move- mated at 8,000. before they can take qpt,a .miner’s cer- ,n* *nd Rackleff’s mill, or about one alarm wm turned in about the Mme ment that the army will move with General Weyler came quietly back tifioate is causing^B«ici* talk here, and mile below Myrtle Point. tame by Officer Milton Bailey, who no- ' , several thourand men, and that it will to Havana yesterday morning after a there are stHHiopte that it Will not be- ............ me i acreage HoodRiritFKa* doubled ïbe ticed smoke issuing through the win- I pick up more on the way. __ • _ At t _ " six week’, trip to Santa Clara, during come a law,.although it has passed the > nf of ita its »trawberries this spring i . will -n ---- hear ----- this "f ‘"d- It is proposed to organise trie co legislature. Strong petitions against । new plants plants not year The but .„The fire made rapid headway, and by ------ — a ^^»« new w^sjr ***111^ will not near this year, but operative commonwealth along the same from a military standpoint, the fact has it are going up from all parts of British next year should have a full crop’ and pri0 ^oUck flames began to pour out ili“*.!* those ,aid down by the »ooiai- been — most eueciuaiiy conoMted. Jt 4t is is Columbiaj the principal argument be- »hl« next year should furnish 1 500 000 ‘ effectually concealed. of theTenn-avenue front. All the fire trihniff mean.8 “I production anddfo-- now reported that h* Is going to Spain department of the city and ot Allegheny 17 ‘° ** oon,mon Pr°P- soon, but but th* the rapori report i. io probably probably dm due to was summoned, and the firemen fought *he co““nni‘y' ,nd m«y be the fact that bls son railed April 80. bravely^,|o check the progress of the Dairying in Curry county io in full «»•ed y any member thereof. It was reported last night that an in conflagration.' The Are, however, ¡at Whether the proposition will be sub- w lm| surgent chief of importance had been tacked the immense quantity of bar- mitted to the convention of the rail fond sent to Pinar del Rio jT**« oi*> -ugarand molasses and flour - He is believed organimtion has not been decided-, but *" »•— 1----- per annum, some for one year »01»^ for tie .nd » k . demand for cat- Tyhat this building contained, and 13:45 it said that it is more than likely it to have been Quintin Bandera, but the two, and some for three y“« ± tie and the better . prices PMr\P* paid, W- mw statement lack, confirmation. ' o clock the Penn-avenue and Liberty- will be. ' ----- — — — — »«iv XJUbUUL UI are many prospectors from the Am.rU _<n __ and tb ® ? u ‘ P n t of From Matanus and other towns in are many prospectors from the AmerL butter will probably not equal that of street fronts were a mass of flames. can side who have previously taken out Havana, Santa -Clara and Pinar del Rio The fire ate its way so rapidly that the last year.------------------------ . SPEED WAS TOO GREAT. comes the news that starvation and dis- licenses for -several years, and these. firemen narrowly escaped falling debris. The Tillamook Lumbering Company | the new law, if it becomes a law, will are on the increase. | Flames filfed'Penn avenue completely not be able to touch. There will prob- i. operating its water pipe factory night | ami -hot into the air 300 feet or more,’ A Cuba* OSleor Captured. “hiy he a rush of Ameijican miners at as well as day, for the purpose of filling I ----------- water before all their river presenting one of the most magnificent Portland, Or., May A.—The coroner’s New York, May 8.—A World dis- other points to get miners’certificates an onier for about 2% miles of pipe, sights seen for years. -------------------- before the law is signed. which is required to extend the water jury impaneled Wednesday to hohl an patch from Havana Mys: The building of Joseph Horne A CO., ., . ____ :■ ________ 4 »ystem at Kalama, in Wrehington. It Advices from Sagua la Grande my J?« the bodies of Catharine opposite, caught, and .the firefoen Baillie, Newton Hansen,W.W. Blanch »baURafael Fernandes, adjutant on the 7 will require about 50,000 feet of. lum- worked desperately to prevent its low THE GUTHRIE CALAMITY. ”*r. The pipe will be shipped on the ard and M. ,C. Benninger, who died staff of the insurgent General Ro ban, At 1 o’clock the Horne building was steamer Harrison. ___ —----- from the effects of injuries received in ha. been captured. He is an American. ■US* Brew ■ — - 21. * • — th* street-car accident on East Morrison He in confined in the military prison Union county butchcm ths Débris. fJ^Mwh£t_uneaqr over - -__ »»easy over the pi j immense office building adjoining. The street last Tuesday, rendered a verdict at Sagua. His cas^ ia receiving atten- ™ " ,7’ M“7 8 — A ■pecial to securing beef cattle for thia , structure was of stone, six stories in the Times from Guthrie, O. T., says: business. ------ - - w Heretofore it has been an — *«• occupied by W. P. Five mor* bodies were recovered from easy task to secure ail the beeves they AT”* • chinadealers; Bon Marche the debris left by Wednesday’s, storm needed at any time, but the unusual de I Glove Company, Bnaman’s carpet house, oar No. 53 at th* time of the accident. at tne cabinet meeting today, signed a in West Guthrie. The bodies of An opinion waa also expressed - in tl>t and scores of physicians. decree providing for the application ot George Owen ami Mm. Charles Ruffins mand for cattle this season threatens to verdict that the forward axle of the V Sjj*’’ ci,ar ,aotory -nd Hall Bros.’ the agreed-upon reform, for Cuba. were found on the west bank of the change former conditions. Not only building next fell, and they were quick front truck was broken at the reverse The actfon was due to the receipt of a river. The bodies of Henry Simmons are buyers purchasing all the salable steers they can find, but they appear ly fol lowed by the Duquesne theater, curve, where the car showed indica cable message from Captain-General and Mrs. Watson amf child were found tions of having first left the rails. Weyler announcing the western part of under a pile of hay ne«r the Cimarron. just as eager to secure dry cows. Methodist Book Concern building, and the Surprise clothing store. The la£ Much evidence was taken during the the island was pacified- Mra Watson had her child clutched to day from both persons on the oar at the ter waa an immense flve-atorvbuilding PotatoM are plentiful in th* KiUitM - • time, and from others familiar with AMERICUS CLUB’S BANQUET. her breast, in which position both met running back 200 feet. The fire was ▼alley, and are selling at 89 a ton. mechanics and the track on East Mor- ‘ the most rfagnifloent sight seen in parties are at work, but progress is The business men of Snohomish are rison street. Deeoratloa. Were Bareod. art ... Pittsburg in years. When the Jenkins slow, since tpns of debris must be dug working to get a hospital for that city. Thè majority of those on the car and Horne buildings had became en- over in th»search. It is believed the A farmers’ institute will be held in Mtteburg, May 8.-The eleventh an- rushing waters of the Cimarron conceal veloped in the conflasrat>M, ... stated thatit was traveling taster than i**~l row City ordinances. «vmniy sheets of fire, with heavy columns of One witness, Mr. Philip Flood, who nual banquet of the Amerions Club, in" »any corpses. The Cimarron is two Ellensburg during the first week in Jwe* __ ----------------------- .memory of General Grant, wks held I -moke, were sent 300 feet into the air. stood on the front platform with the tonight, in spite of the fired« the ban miles north, and when the flood came A movement has been started in The glare of the flames could be seen for motorman, stated that the car was not quet hall which destroyed the derore- tn* waters of the Oottonwood joined it. Oakesdale to raise a fund to help the going faster than was customary at that The Cimarron ’ s bottom contains quick miles Md the streets for blocks around r point, and that it was thoroughly un tion. and threatened for a time to put rand, ami it is one of the most treacher Greeks. were brilliantly illuminated. a stop to the ceremonies. The club Frank Terry is to be the new Indian , A- **n ■« the fire attacked these der the motorman’s control until the had made great preparations for the ous streams in the country. It flows ”ito the Arkansas in Pawnee county, agent for the Crows at Puyallup Indian building», several streams of water were curve was reached. event, and the decorators had l>een at and it is believe^ «evera! bodies, if not reservation. *.. turned on them, but the water had no work for several day. and had adorned CONFEDERATE MONUMENT. A*. J“ th* “"d.'have been carried to Klickitat county farmers shipped more effect than if it was not an ex- the ceiling with four rows of inverted the Arkansas, which is also very high. L three tons of bacon froip The Dalles to tinguiaber. The flames from the burn i pyramids, constructed of red, white and VaveileO aS Dalia, with » B«| o „ « Rossland last week. - ing oil in the Jenkins building rolled bluebunting. The pyramids, several out against it, .nd in five minutes the - - i M « te , J * nner ’ an old ’49er, drowned > the president assents . hundred in number, entirely covered two beautiful Horne building, were ' Dallas, Tex., May g.-The Confed the ceiling, and the points of them ex- * week^ m. “ ^ n ? r B,ain * ’ ,ot lilirmnn briskly. k.l.LI— v at burning erate monument erected through the tended to within about eight feet of the General Mile. Will Oo ta rt of 5 k' ““ bo®» o«P«iied during a heavy wind. “ War la Ore.ee. The firemen then left the Jenkins efforts of the Daughters of the Confed floor. An electric light was suspended building to its fate and used their unit eracy, at Dallas, was unveiled this from the top of each, and a bunch of Washington, May 8— General Miles . v, county ------- - ------------ ueg.n- Stevens mi Ilmen — are begin- tza ahi mksww __ « — . . - ® Co- It is of Texas granite, the amilax festooned from point to point. today received the formal assent of the J" nor ed and desperate efforts to Mve the «orning n8 to P »heir t lumber to British Horn* buildings. All the streams that i foet At the The effect was very beautiful. A great deal of brick and The president for his projected trip to Tur- <»«ld be euasmoneii were turned on top of the column stands a private. At windows were artistically draped, and key and Greece. The order read: lime R goes l,me 0*8 the 8 same «me way. the base on four pedestals are life-.ised these buildings, but they were now on* in the center ot the north wall was a .i».??6 pre*ident «rants you permis- Th * monthly monthly report The report of of the the Spokane Spokane statues of Jefferson Davis, R, R. E. Lee hfesiM portrait of the hero of Appo- won to proceed, M soon as practicable. pub,ic inam of flames. The fire department : statue, Irklirv azilizwi). —— April a • • show* ■ . "chools X for thlt th* then turned its attention to the sur I Stonewall Jac taon and Sidney John*- mattox. rounding budildings, but the raging ton. The club management wished to se it authority therefor be granted to you the end of April last year. Jefferaon Davis, jr., pulled the con) cure a photograph of the decorated hall, by the respective governments con flames rapidly ate their way to all sides. A |10 000 damage milt against the At4o clock, the Are waa finally mas that unveiled the statue of his grami- and in the attempt to secure a flash- cerned, to visit the Turkish and Greek town of Asotin was decided last week tered, but wm still burning with in- father. Lucy Hays did the same for hght picture an explosion occurred by a jury in favor of the town ffwiT WithiB the block" bounded Robert Lee and a little grandaughtor which was followed by flames which ay be desirable. The president fur Teko* is Mid to hav* a Young La- bj Fifth and Sixth streets east and of Stonewall Jackson completed the un practically destroyed thl entire dX ther grants you authority, while in wesL and Liberty street and Penn ave veiling by pulling the cords which re- to°2n h“"* Me” Were a‘ on<* Pu* Europe, to visit such other countries as dies Pedestrian Club, the member, of moved the veils from the statues of to work to remove the debris, and the may in your opinion, offer the best which get up at 5 o’clock in the morn nue north and couth. banquet was delayed only an hour, the opportunity for military observation, ing and take walks for their health. Tby loss, it is now believed, will be Jackson and Johnston. °** yOuni ladi«a representing dismantled conditioirof the room prov- and at such times as you may deem greatly in excess of the first estimates, injunction restraining the con- ™Aher,LTU* d*x>rat*d ‘he monu ing but a slight detraction from the most expedient.” ■‘ruction of the Snohomish county •nd is estimated at 83,000,000. ment with flowers, John H. Reagan di*o,’*<,• “d “nd General Miles will be gone two or St“ A number of firemen were injured by the only rorvi-ing member of the Con evening’s enjoyment. X J I : ,n T 7 40 get the county three months, as in addition to mak 834 din*ra **t*d •* the falling walls and live wires, but non* 1 federate cabinet, delivered a eulogy table, with U. s. Trent as toastmaster. ing a personal study of the military ■eat on a firm foundation. of them Mriousiy. ’ । upon President Davis. corporations throughout Wash- Fatal the i ii?d °^ka’ h® Propo-e* to in ------- -----—- nvwrv. Sion rt AidM,y 8 -A boi,er “*• spect the military establishments of •ngton are generally complying with the the payment of an . ‘ “T*0 hundred Warrenton, O., May 8.-An *ngine ■ion at Alderman’s Mwmill in the the principal European powers—Ger contracted and fifty union plumbers, steamflttere dI2 aÀ °' L**‘ week in on* kin'T» Va ” ,art ni «K wY*?.“ °ara Of a frei«ht ««I«, on L th* "N**«k today many, France and England, and poari- day 840 was received from this source Le Th2 Tn J ” ' 1 a * rioa,l J ’ ‘ njnred to Circle for eight hours’ work, with no reduo- the Wheeling A Uke Erie railway, ti» ROm'^. Th* ro-o't of his observa are: Perrv i tion will be embodied in an official re- by the secretary of state. went J ‘hrough f a b bridge near ber here today tion of wages. Th« were work in* IZi "d,e near * tod "y. ’ nve. The killed ~ -1 wc nnootiieo C ^ 7 - -■ ’ ---Ire Indian Commissioner Barge has re and niunarearl <»5^ • c __ ^a_ « •7’ nine hours. Th* carpenters and lath* J« r > m n roek. Engineer The injured .re: Port to the president turned to North Yakima from Mon- • ‘ Hickman, Thomas Hickman, Will- William F. era have won their fight. The brick Fireff.0^»****.^ u" aoa,ded to death, layers and masons receive the rame pay Q E. KeST h^hMUnn KBrakem*n ^.Ba1'tOn’ ^"iaB> Aiderman, John Iie^n*> thia w**k ot Ind., has Th* tl,ree former will lifted one of his horses clear of the .^““‘“‘ono’- Hoyt, when negotiation, r. ™ei>«y u. «. Keyser, both received broken legs as last year. with the Yakima Indiana will be re probably di*. The mill was badly rar^'ii"0 ' - and otherwise injured severely ahoul‘1®f «lone and wrecked, and the loss will be heavyT^ sumed. Commissioner Goodwin has carry a barrel of sugar. ®™B**yaa Bavalattoa Falltag. gone East on a leave of absence. *««•<* Ayres, May 8.-The Uru- f<r * Duty / . a , * —-waw WM0 SI Iijjr nish of importers today to pay duties? ffnayan insurgents accuse the re voin- Coulee City, Wash., May 8—Th. M“7 ’—The United took 1,800 stock bogs to Nebraska and the receipts reached 82,407,82» a Thl^T“““’1?!’! h*« «f inaction, Kr**™’ Awwciation of ‘he Big State, consul at Guadeloupe, Wert The hogs were bought for 8 cento a rortm-int “ ^ff rocotd exceeded by only two days in the f^m r“ ”* cb ’fa ”• wi»bdrawing 8o"ooo 11 *1 Ii*b7aka n,a"> who bought 7 * P*‘iuon toWashington nistorv of the custom house. Th* ™w*«J“O’*®*nt’ and it. failure i. asking that oongrew place . dat” P^.it? «n.n< er d“* ot AP«' «»- from 80,000 bushels of corn at from 10 to 11 wetly predicted. heaviest duties paid today were on sugar hides. Eastern Washington oattle Irointe-e-Pitre, as follows: cento a bushel before the hogs arrived. and tobacco. The experts at work on the books of men want the Dingley bill ^mended. 7rrth«iu«ke occurred here. TUlom is heavy .ml many were in- Whatcom county hav* finished th* Mi May «—William P. 7ea" tb* «il- work In all the county offices except th* ent nt ,,etaD,'‘ »»"k ** ------ wor,d Easton, Pu., May 8.-Dr. Traell MAM « U ---- ! haT* absorbed 50,- ov - UMsurer’s, and are at work in that d*- ln^ r ’ ’ n hour ia th * «»erg W “ tOnÍ<ht «"»i«**! of 0«>,900 tons of steel, or almost half th* Green, an sm inont physician and fa- imit, nor can it maintain „this rate P*[»ment now. Th* work in that offio* total product u Ifu-ualapee.li.flvi will take about two month’s tim«, m toteVX* *Via,‘ at hU hom* tn this city. He was 84 years old. there are ov*r 16,000 receipts to check miioR an hour. over. .nT 7 ^T..800 iDdian’ in U'8 west D. Waldo, a Chicago capitalist con- ’ AprH ’•—The treas Houston, Tex., May For th rm HnUfi F1“ *® the various ury department has unofficial advices plmi^f^""^^"1 ’ " * “•’»ufacturing »he ravishing of two girls and tribes living at the Hoh, Osetto, Quii- from Portland that the rteamlr ^ the burning of the humble heme of raí iLta th* waters oí Medi- layuto and Nsah bay. Chief Petar, torta has arrived at Tacoma with ovl. ^tims and incinerating the iff/??™? on h°«d. who SreeauTto bv’ ia at . . P®rhaps aeven negroes last as the “old Riley , *n‘,,an government, and is reoog- "'«ht suffered the death penalty by •»Tacoma has been i net noted to make lynching at the hands of a mob of thehr d ta ■^borough investigation, and to he,M own race. ChUf Pet«r «»"duct. ’ ,r «»s the ( hln*5e, pending further inetrno- 4^ «• ^«‘yof a un7^-a^ ,a <»i th« peaoe.y h I to repárate •ion.. ^7*" □nirvt. th. .K- world —., which !,.. grants no in what WM formerly tbewkool- The most extensive cemetery in the I patents for inventions. The oldest m H- ' ~ council chamber, Ron,e’ in which over that of Dsnm..a ? th? worW termined the cost 3*"* ago, and which is dmlgned to tako San simotard. R^utad at Fur. fatory Hill*. to! °{ Wa,,a lMt w**k ‘ m ° n ,U Ä U a tt ir il ot « P« tl cot boi to err •°« chi Us Wi WOI ■to roa a n •nt bru C whi P«>1 Sim bedi 8] It is lion
