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WAR EXISTS IN CUBA'
WALL
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WATER.
NORTHWESTBREVITIES
Asotin, Wash., May 22.— A cloud­
Portland, Or., May 24.—Tbe body
of William K Ladd, which was taken Senate Recognizes Belliger« burst at some point as yet unknown, Evidence of Steady Growth
up the little valley of' Asotin creak,
from its resting place in Riverview
ency of Insurgents.
Must Be Made By Him.
and Enterprise.
ssnt a wall of water down the valley
cemetery Monday night, was recovered
late thia afternoon that carried devasta­
yesterday by Chief Burns, of Oregon
tion in its train. Stock was drowned,
City, and Detectives Welsh and Sim­
tORGAN
RESOLUTION
IS
PASSED
AMOUNT OP INDEMNITY REDUCED mons, of Porltand.
houses wrecked, bridges washed Out ÍTEM8 OF GENERAL INTEREST
D.
Magone,
death. The dead are:
Charles Montgomery, Ed Long and
and orchards ruined. The loss is rough­
' ' J
Mrs. Catherine Mossway, 88 years
ly estimated at $100,000. Tbe pleas­
William Rictor, all ot Oregon City, are
old; died at hospital-'from suffocation
antest little valley was a continuous
lodged in the city jail,* charge«l with
end burns.
the crime of its removal. Montgomery
orchard-garden for 15 mites above the
Beatrice Mowway, 4 years old,
town.
has made a confession, implicating Ma­
lag Dekata BaSed.
A correspondent has just returned
gone and tbe other men.
The president has sent to the senate daughter of tbe former, suffocated in
Washingotn,
May
22^
—
The
long
An inspector of the postal department
her
room.
Athena,
May
25.
—
It
is
again
semi-
from a trip four miles up the valley.
Tbe body was buried St Magone’s
the name of William W. Morrow, of
2nd
exciting
debate
on
tbe
joint
resolu
­
The injured are: M m . Mary- C. or officially asserted thst Edhem Pasha, Park, a well-known landmark on the
From persons on the road it was Will be sent to Salem to establish a
California, to be United States circuit
Carrie Bowles, board ing-bouse keeper I
Turikzh commander-in-chief, has Willamette river, a mile and a-half tion recognising a state of war in Cuba learned the flood extended for at least rural mail service ih Marian county.
judge for this ninth judicial district
at 28 Hollis street, Boston, dangerously I repeated his statement that peace must below Oregon City. Its hiding place •nd declaring that strict neutrality throe mites beyond that The torrent
Many chetries are said to have fallen
William Jf. Bryan hab accepted an in­ hurt; Miss MacDonald, slightly burned J
negotiated with him, and be w now was cleverly concealed by moas ’ and •hall be maintained by the United tore down the valley about 4:80 o’clock from the trees in Southern Oregon dur­
vitation to speak at Gladstone Park, on the face; F. & Pbape, slightly Phasing for the appointment of a
States, was ended when the resolution
this afternoon.
A wall of muddy ing the last week or ten days.
leaves, and it would never have been
near Oregon City, on the 42th of July, burned on the face.
Greek plenipotentiary to conduct the discovered had not Montgomery weak­ passed tbe senate by the docisive vote water rolled through orchards and gar­
Growers in Linn county are cultivat­
tbe day before the annual Cbautauquan
of 41 to 14 at a late hour thia after­
While a tenant named Lamont Was sattiement of terms.
ened and led the officers to it.
dens, entirely covering the narrower ing tbeir hope well, and the present
assembly will open. His suWict will crawling the narrow will to reach the
noon. The announcement of the vote
M. Del ¡gorgia, a former foreign min­
Tbe remains of Mr. Ladd were
parts of the valley. Where the valley outlook justifies them in hoping for fine
be “Bimetallism. ”
4
adjoining house, the body of a woman ,
has been elected president of tbe den in tbe ground about 80 yards from was received with tumultuous applause, was widest it tailed to reach entirely crops.
which drew from Hawley an emphatic
From Clark’s lens works, Cambridge, •truck a large sign which bung on the Cretan central committee.
across.
the river. The spot was wild and for­
The Coos bay creamery is receiving
has been shipped in a special parlor car outside and to which be clung for sup-
General Smolensk! has sent tele­ bidding, so that there was but little protest against “mob demonstration.’*
As far as learned no lives were lost, I | 12,000 pounds of milk per day, and it
The
resolution
as
passed
is
as
follows:
two discs which form the lens for tbe port. Tbe sign was torn from its fas- grams to the Athenian newspapers de­ chance of any one ever happening
“Resolved, etc., That a condition of but considerable stock perished. The to expected the figures will soon be in­
great Yerkes telescope, the largest tens tenings * and fell with a crash to tbe nying that be ordered a retreat .except acorse iLl "A grave about three feet
public
war exists between the govern- houses of Robert Campbell and John creased to 15,000.
ever made.; Every precaution' was street Tbe woman was Mrs. Bowles, *n pursuance of the commands of deep had been excavated, into which
mdnt of Spain and tbe government pro- Dill were wrecked; John Miller’s house
The machinery for the Vale, Malheur
taken to insure tbe safe transportation who had precipitated herself from the Crown Prince Constantine, and adds:
tl>e body, wrapped in burlap, hail been
was carried 800 feet from its founda­
“I earnestly beg you not to publish placed and covered over. No effort had slaimed and for some time maintained tion, and many other places were more county, flouring mill has been pur-
of the costly lens They were insured third floor to the street below when sho
for tbeir full value, $60,000. -Tbe tens found that egress , fap the house by inaccurate statements calculatd to cre­ been made to provide a coffin or other by force of arms by the people of Cuba, or less damaged. Between Asotin and chased. The mill will have a capacity
•nd that tbe United States of America
of 50 barrels a day.
represent nearly six years of careful la­ way of the stairs was choked by the ate dissensions in the army.’’
like protection, and the covering of
a point four miles up the creek, all of
•hall
maintain
a
strict
neutrality
be
­
bor.
He
also
denies
that
any
guns
fell
Grasshoppers about the siae of a flea
flames. She was picked up and taken
dirt was very thin to keep from detec­
tbe bridges, five in number, were
into the hands of the enemy during tbe tion the body beneath. When veen, tween the contending parties, according washed out. Two of these belonged to are so thick in the Fulton neighborhood,
Captain Mijler has information that to the hospital.
to each and all the rights of belliger-
Umatilla county, that they raise in
The origin Of the fire is nq| known, retreat! from Reveni and Velestina
the body waa in a remarkable state of
the war department has appropriated
snoy in the ports and the territory of the town and three to the county. clouds whenever disturbed.
The
Berthel
column
(Italian)
insisted
but
it
is
believed
that
a
belated
tenant
preservation, considering the time it the United States.’’
r. $24,000 tor a iransporation fund for the
The loss in this particular is about
Harold Parker will soon start from
army post at Spokane, which makes a lit a match in the ballway to see his ou coming here, several of the volun­ had been interred. —
It is thought that other
An analysis of the vote shows that $2,500.
total of $196,000 thia year. The sun­ way and carelessly tossed the still teers refusing to return to Italy, on the
bridges were washed out further up Huntington with 80,000 head of sheep
Masked
Robber
Killed.
tbe
affirmative
vote
was
oast
by
18
Re
­
overland for Gibson, Foss A Co., to be
dry civil bill carries $50,000 more, all burning match away. The fire started ground that they are liable to arrest as
Tacoma, Wash., May 24.—A single publicans, 19 Democrats and four Pop­ stream. Bu( the chief loss was in the delivered at some point in Nebraska.
to be spent this year. Tbe intention is at the foot of the stairs, and the light deserters. The government has decid­
destruction
of
orchards
and
gardens.
robber late thia afternoon held up and ulists, and the negative vote by 12 Re­
to transfer two companies to Spokane, wall acted as a flue to carry the flames ed that tbe column mukt retm n to Ital­
The torrent tore through these with It will take about five months to make
ian territory, and will undertake to attempted to rob an incoming car on 1 publicans and two Democrats. Prior
probably from Fort Sherman. As fast to the roof instantly.
great fury, washing off the smaller the drive.
to
the
final
vote,
the
motion
of
Hate
to
the
Steilacoom
electric
line.
About
4
44
board and lodge only those liable to
as the barracks buildings are built,
The big ditch which has been in
miles out
city ob
a tall
man, rough-'
WWW ,of
yi the
>UV VUJ
wet st luau,
IVllgll' «refer the resolution to the committee trees. The larger trees were lefatand-
other companies will come from Forts AT MARK HANNA’S FURNACE. »rrest.
dressed, hailed the car, which stop- °» foreign relations was tabled. Fair- ing, though they were badly damaged. course of construction for several
ly
dressed.
Ths Ambassadors hhatructed.
Walla Walla and Sherman.
In the town of Asotin, comparatively months for the Flick Bar Mining Com­
ped, and he boarded it As he. got on banks proposed a substitute providing
London, May 25.—Tile correspond­
little
damage was done, beyond wash­ pany, in Baker county, has been com­
A special to the New York Journl
that
tbe
president
extend
tbe
good
the platform he pulled a blue dotted
Is NaWbasUa.
ent of the Times at Constantinople
from Havana says: The opening of
offices of the United States to Spain to­ ing out bridges The park was ruined. pleted, and mining will soon be com­
calico
mask,
having
holes
cut
through
Newcastle, Pa., May 25.—This morn­ says: The powers have instructed the
Nothing to equal thie torrent has menced in earnest
’
private tetters by Weyler’s poetoffice
for eyes, down over his face, produced ward securing an end of the conflict,
employes has been made the subject of ing, the big Rosena furnace, in this ambassadors to act as their represen­ a revolver and ordered Superintendent •nd the ultimate independence of the ever before been experienced since tbe
No steps will be taken to build a new
' < courthouse in Coos county before the - >
energetic protests by more than one lo­ city, owned by Senator Mark Hanna tatives in mediating between Turkey Dame, of the motor line, and Motorman ¡■land. This, too, was tabled, ayes 85, settlement of the valley.
cal consul. Tbe representative of a and , ex-Senator Cameron, let go, and and Greece. A collective note will be Wellman to the rear end of the cap noes 15. Then followed the adoption
coming season. The defendant county
SPAIN IS UNEASY.
leading South American republic went the next Instant a heavy volume of handed to the porte forthwith.
has filed an answer to the complaint of
t
They complied slowly, and he fol­ of the original resolution. Tbe voting
coke,
iron
ore
and
coal
came
crashing
Palace
circles
now
realize
that
great
personally to the palace to complain
those who are asking for an injunction
lowed, ordering the men and the pas­ occurred after an exciting debate, par­
through
the
roof
of
ths
casting
house,
maladdress
has
been
displayed
on
the
^«tharhis mail, both official and private,
to prevent the construction of
sengers to hold up their hands and the ticipated in by Thurston, Elkins,
irt-
had been, tampered with, while Dr. burying in the neighborhood of 80 men Turkish side. The question is bow to ladies to sit still. Dame and Wellman White, Fairbanks, Hale, Spooner and
house. .....
.
-,-----
under
tbe
debris.
Manager
Reis
was
retreat
from
the
present
situation
witlP
Madrid,
May
24.
—
Señor
Morelly
Brunner, of the United States marine
had entered a rear compartment used Gorman. Thurston, who presided over
William Brenner, 0t Scio, and D.
a former minister --------
asked
hospital service, detailed here as as- taken out with skin hanging in shreds out humiliation, and a change of minis-
the Republican convention at BLLouis, Prendergast,
,
-
Wheeler, of Lebanoh, are buying feed
from
bis
hands
and
arms,
and
bis
legs
try is being discussed as the beet way
. .
sistant sanitary inspector, attached tp
recalled-
the
stirring
scene
when
th«
*
■
8
0V
ernment,
on
behalf
of
the
liber-
-to save annaarances
robber evidently thought them safely
hogs near Scio for shipment to Nebras­
in the chamber of depuitea today
-
the American consulate, received sev­ were terribly burned and bruised. A ~
disposed of, for. he paid no more at­ convention inserted a Cuban plank in j
ka. They have bought about 600 head,
number
of
-
others
were
badly
burned
the
platform,
and
declared
that
thia
'
)f
H
WM
true
that
the
United
Statee
eral letters from his wife, the envelopes
tention to them, but commenced reliev­
for which they paid from 2 to 2)< cents
’
resolution waa a partial fulfillment of •enate had recognized the belligerency
of which bad been clipped off at the and bruised.
a pound gross. Scio was a squealing
London, May 25.—The Standard cor­ ing George B. Evans,'a contractor, of that pledge Elkins and White urged ^2^* insurgents.
A
second
accident
of
the
day
hap
­
postoffioe before delivery. They were
center of industry last Monday, as
respondent at Constantinople says tbe bis valuables. Thia done,- hA coin- .
delivered open, no attempt whatever pened about 80 minutes later. It was
a conservative course and an inquiry
,p Pr®,n,er replied thst the report wagon load after wagon load of pigs
peace negotiations continue.. It is as­ manded William E. Hacker, a broker,
a
cave-in
at
the
big
70-toot
cut
of
the
having been made to conceal the fact of
by a committee.
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not a surprise to him, were brought in.
-
serted tbe amount of indemnity will be to stand up and be searched. In the
violation.** Upon the doctor's com­ Newcastle Traction Company, which is
Then came the first vote, that on the aB
• question of creating more
reduced to 8,000,000, 2,000,000 to be meantime, Superintendent Daine had
The railroad company in Jackson
making
a
track
to
the
new
Cascade
motion
of
Hale
to
refer.
It
was
a
teat,
d
i«oulties
for
President
McKinley
in
plaint General Lee sent a sharp note
paid in cash to Turkey and 6,000,000 to taken out hta revolver and came in be­
the
tariff,
bill, but he county brought suit against the county
of protest to the captain-general’s office. Park. Michael Kurdy was buried un­
and a defeat of the motion assured ths connection
........... with
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der at least 75 feet of sand, gravel, clay be accepted by Russia as part payment hind Hacker, where h» awaited an op­ passage of the resolution. Fairbank« be|1®v®d President McKifiley, like Mr. to testrain the collection of $18,000
More than 100,000 cases of salmon
portunity
to
shoot.
A
moment
later
and rocks, and was dead when taken Of the indemnity owed herx by Turkey.
tried to stem the tide by offering the Cfov®topd, would decide for himself in taxes, alleged-to be -due 'the county.
have been left over from last year’s out
It is said here that after the suspen­ he placed hie arm on Hacker’s shoulder
Peter Herinsky was^ terribly
With tbe Oregon & California company
sompromiae proposition, somewhat on such a matter.
pack at Astoria.
is joined in tbe suit the Southern Pa-
. j
crushed about the shoulders and hips, sion of hostilities, the Greeks, under and fired into the robber, who returned J the lines of jbe Cuabn plank adopted
In
t,le
cou«
’
«
of
his
reply
to
the
in-
The famous Tomba prison in New but wiH probably live.
the pretense of washing their linen, the fire. Dame, fi^d two allots and
r
at St. Louis, but it met the same fate torpellation, Senor ,Canovas said the oific Company, against which no taxes
the
robber
three.
Two
minutes
later,
York is to be torn down to give way to
crossed the bridge over the Arta and '
are assessed. , As the Southern Pacific
as.the
Hale
motion.
exchange
of
opinion
between
Spain
and
Drowsed
Near
Ritarille.
a new and handsome structure.
were attacked by Turkish commanders, the robber was lying beside the car,
Company is a foreign company, (his
Ritzville, Wash., May 25.—Coming whp drove them back, after' heavy «lead, while Dame hail been shot in Hie j This brought Hale forward for a final 0,her European powers bn the subject
Clouse Clodius, aged 17, was struck
protest.. Ho spoke with intense earn-
Cuba had always been unofficial. would give the federal courts jurisdic*.
as it did upon the heels of the tragic fighting foa-ten hours.
arm
and
Jewett
Smith,
a
passenger,
- .
by lightning and seriously injured at
estneM and feeling, and with a trace ol ^he powers had shown great reserve in tfon, should that company remain a
in the leg.
•uicide of Mrs. Vehrp Yav, the sensa­
i
his home on Mill creek, Walla Walla
bitterness in bis words. He declared defining their views, and this attitude party to the suit
Aasloas
to
Gat
Rid
of
Itallaaa.
county, Wash.
"
' tional dyowning this afternoon of Dan
Unitality la a Priaoa.
that
the
elements
opposed
to
the
oppo-
^
lad
H*®
government
to
believe
that
Sinclair one of Ritzville’s most promi-
London, May 25.—The Athens cor­
Waahtartaa.
Philadelphia, May 24.—Today’s ses­ ■ition—Democrats and Populists—had »hey were unwilling to offer any effec-
Portland, Or., will celebrate the ngnl citizens, in Cow creek, has given respondent of the Times says that ow­
The
long-distance telephone baa
Fourth of July this year. Committees C iMtaid old residents of this town a ing to the disquietude caused by the sion of the legislative committee inves­ furnished the bulk in favor of the res- t'’® intervention between Spain, and
have been appointed and plan« dis- lr K that they wHfo long remember, presence in the city of large bodies ef tigating the management of the state oiution, and that the foreign policy ol 'he United States. The exchange of reached Asotin.
Salary warranto in Whatcom county
cuaaed to have the finest celebration
in companyl with five young volunteers, the government has hastily penitentiaries was sensational. Sena­ the administration was thus to be dio- views with the Unite«! Stateshad been
; x ever seen in that city.
meff? started at 9 A'. MJfor a general recalled tbe force of gendarmes sent to tor Gagerdorn, of Philadelphia, was tated by its opponents. He expressed friendly, but Spain had refused the sold last month for 08 cents.
The grand lodge of Masons will meet
Adolph L. Luetgert, a well-known day’s outing, tbeir destination being Arta, and will take measures to deport the star witness. He said the official the fear also that the resolution would proffered mediation. The guarded tone
of the premier in regard to the bellig­ in Seattle on the 8th of Juno.
sausage manufacturer of Chicago, has about 19 miles from town. Upon ar­ these dangerou« allies to.their yarious reports of the prison were filled with lead to war with Spain.
Spooner added his protest against ty­ erency vote of the «enate has made a
been arrested accused of murdering his riving at the creek the party ate lunch, oountrierrt the earliest possible date. falsehoods, and that he could prove
A shipload of rook from Bellingham
profound impression,
but - the
-
—-, — general
_____ bay has been received at Grays harbor
wife and burning her body in acid to and all went in bathing. Sinclair, who
Most of the volunteers making up the that the treatment of many convicts ing the hands of the administration.
had
been
brutal
and
cruel.
He
said
Gorman closed the debate, resenting opinion in the lobbies is that President for the lighthouse.
hide the traces of his crime.
was unable to swim, had waded out a, Berthel column are anarchists, and the
-the institution reported there were 10
McKinley and Secretary
Sherman will
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The New York Herald’s special from few yards from shore, and accidentally government has dealt wisely in refus­ insane patients in November last, and the suggestion that party lines were
Thurston county fruitgrowers have ~
drawn on tbe resolution, and asserting not allow the senate to drive them into ’ organized under the name of the Olym­
Madrid says no doubt remains that the stepped off into a deep and treacherous ing to allow them to come here, al­
that
the
administration
should
have
‘
-•onflict
with
Spain.
work of ^pacification in the Philippine ' pool, and, before his excited compan­ though they insisted on tbe privilege.
pia Fruitgrowers’ Association.
there were 50 at the time. Of these, dispatched a war vessel to Cuba to pro­
islands is at a standstill. The gravity ions could rescue him, bad sank for The government sent them from Arta
George Alsip has strated up hie
he
said
nine
are
now
in
insane
asylums
tect
our
officials
on
the
island.
The
of the situation there has been fully tbe last time. The news was brought to Seavarda, and there disarmed them,
New York, May 24.—A special to the brickyard in Ellensburg. He will make
and
one
is
dead
as
the
result
of
cruel
final vote was then taken and the sen Journal from Havana via Port Tainpa
revealed-by a correspondent in Manila, j to this place, and everything possible with orders to leave for Italy in Greek
at least 100,000 bricks and more are
treatment at the prison. Thirty-six of ate adjourned to Monday.
who gives many incidents with dates to was done to recover the body, but with­ vessels. Thereupon they began to in­
mys: A shocking story of Spanish needed.
the insane convicts, he said, are still
out
avail.
Giant
powder
will
be
used
dulge in all sorts'of excesses, and got
show that the insurgent bands are still
Rsllsr Bill Passed.
cruelty, verified by a consulate repre-
The annual session of the State
tomorrow in an effort to raise tbe body. into .conflict with the inhabitants, in cells in the prison. He instanced
active.
Washington, May 22.—The house senative of the United States, comes Teachers’ Association will be held in
the
case
of
McCue,
a
prisoner
whom
he
Sinclair
was
24
years
of
age,
and
with
tbe
result
that
one
Italian
was
Special reports from the principal
rebel from Santa Clara province. The Cu­ New Whatcom from June 28 to July 8,
had ordered sent from the prison to ‘ unanimously
- . passed the Cuban
— -------
fruit and grain centers of California an- ' leaves an aged father and mother to killed and six were seriously wounded. the Northtown state insane asylum, resolution, appropriating $50,000 for ban leader, Charles Aguirre, who was inclusive.
mourn
his
loss.
Finally, after a great deal of trouble, and who died the next day, as alleged
officially annouced to have been killed
। nonce a general rainfall, which in a few
,nd supplies.
The Stanwood creamery one day re­
they were sent to Bringzie, under the
oases has injured the hay crop and in
by the judge, from a beating he re- rhe "B.ro.m" I.
for Hom* by Spanish troops under General Ober- cently received 11,895 pounds of milk,
escort of two Greek men-of-war.
other sections has come too late in the
Denver, May 25.—One man wat
ceived the night before hi. removal.
London, May 24.-Baroness voc gonln an engagement near Senati Spir­ breaking its bes>. previous record by
season to M beneficial. Tbe California killed and another fatally wounded at
He tohl of another insane convict, a Turkheim, formerly Jeannie Young, ito, a few nights ago, was, as a matter 2,000 pounds. "
■ -- ■
of fact, made a prisoner
after having'
wheat crop will be generally light, but Joe Lowe’s roadhouse, about five miles
i»« for I who • believes
••
.
. was
who
that
she
T
London, May M.—The correspond- colored man named Prentice, y
aivht
mnnfh.
iod
«
.tad
t
o
the
k
that.she
was
decoyed
from
been
wounded.
The
question
whether
or not school
v
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1
Learning
that
he
growing cereals look much better along south of the city, at 6:45 this evening.
_______ ent of tbe Daily Telegraph in Epirus sight months nad been tied
home to prevent her appearing as • claimed American citizenship, his cap- districts shall furnish text books ami
the foothills than on the plains.
. _ ». v:_
Lewe bas had trouble _ui.
with Jacob
Kis gives a terrible picture of the excesses steam pipes every night
(vitnem in the Fair will case, has de- tors are said to have tied him to the supplies free to pupils will be voted on
Firms and individuals in thia coun­ thard, a neighbor, over tbe water in an of the Italians, while traveling from
parted tor Liverpool, whence she mill tail of a home and dragged him through in Washington, June 12.
try interested in trade with. Cuba, and irrigating ditch in which, both are in- i Arta to Zaverda. He Bays:
Washingotn, < May 24.—Representa- ?°
for r Am.r.n. ghe was accompanied by the streets of Aroyo Blanoo until death
There are five sawmills, with an
who desire peace in the island as soon terested. Today Kisthard and his two
“They stole brandy and drank it
her 4 year-old son. Her companion, claimed him
In justice to General
average capacity of 80,000 feet daily,
as possible, have sent to the secretary sone were working on the ditch, when like water. Armed only with revolv- tive Thomas H. Tongue, of Oregon, was
who
wrne
with
her
from
San
Francisco,
Obregon,
it
is
said
that,
after
learning
of state a memorial, setting forth how some of Lowe’s employes went to th« era
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’ *■ bayonets,
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and
the time
they struck by a cable-car near the corner w; 1 taeet her at Liverpool and sail the facts, he severely reprimanded the and five shingle mills, cutting 500,000
shingles every day, tributary to Elma,
their business intersets are suffering, ditch to protect his interests. With reached Zaverda they were quarreling of Pennsylvania avenue and Sifth
WIT>. heil
T’
.. . „
_ .
“«no«- official« directly responsible for in Chehalis county.
and giving facts about the struggle in them went some of his guests, includ­ fiercely among themselves. The vil­ street and painfully injured. lie re-
The
baroness
says
that
Von
Turk-
the
brutal
action,
and
directed
that
the
Cuba, in the hope that measures may ing Samuel H. McCall, a well-known lagers, thoroughly alarmed, gathered ceived a number of severe cuts and heim was very much disappointed on '
At a meeting of the directors of the
be devised to terminate the war.
gambler, and John McKenna. A quar­ in readiness to fight the Italians, and bruises. Mr. Tongue had just returned reaching London two weeks ago, to body be properly interred.
city soohols in Walla Walla, it was de­
cided to add a month to the school
Car«l>uiM, Ceased a Holoei
The general traffic manager of the rel ensued, during which Samuel Kis- the situation became serious. A Greek from a trip with a number of senators find that the remittance he had ex­
O. R. ft N. says that all the railroads thard drew a pistol and shot McCall tried to pacify a Garibaklian, who was and represenattives to Charlottviile pected was $2,000 short of the amount
8L Louis, May 24.—Mra Ada Mohr, term, which makes the term the same
Monticello.
He was taken to
Kisthard came to about to dash his brains out with a j and
_
interested have agreed to put into effect and McKenna.
promised him.
He did not know 28 years of age, and baby Mohr, 18 length as before it was reduced in 1898'
the new grain rate on June 9 next Denver and surrendered to the police. stone, whereupon an Italian fired and Jr°videnoe hospital, where it was whether Mr. Delmas, Mrs. Craven’s months old, burned to a crisp and their The schools will therefore, close on
F»Uined ,4|C»t on the
This action will be in accord with the McKenna is not dead, but cannot re- wounded the Greek. Instantly, the cry i0,lnd h®
. .
____________ ________ bodies taken to the morgue. Hugo the 18th of June this year.
-I was raised ’A Greek has been kille<jl’ ,eft che®k’ *nd «nother over the left lawyer, had failed to send the amount
law passed by the last Washington leg­ cover.
w
whether
Detective
Stillwell secured Howard, 15 months old, died after re-
Tbe city treasurer of Everett at the
No serious consequences are am/
and the villagers began to fire their
islature, making a reduction of 10 per
— It was while Von Turkheim was
to tbe hospital. Mrs. Bessie last session of tbe council reported a de­
>»•
preheunded.
cent on previous rates. It is estimated
Pittsburg, May 25.—A fight over rifles. The firing became general, but '
nnarting under this disappointment Howard, 28 years old, William How­ ficit of $2,897.94, for tbe first four
that the new rate will effect a saving cards today at Snowden, a mining1 the Italians displayed a flag of trace, ■
The esti­
that he revealed to the baroness, she ard, 5 years old, were probably fatally months of tbe present year.
for the farmers of Eastern Washington town, resulted in the murder of Albert and the embarkation was effected—
Washington, May »4. — The Repub­ •ays, that he married her in pursuance burned, and are expected to die at the mated receipts for the remaining eight
and of Northern Idaho of from $150,- Grier by George Douglass, colored. A j though with great difficulty. '
lican senators will hold a caucus Mon­ A a plot to get her out of the way. hospital. Max Gumpert and Henry months are $14,550, estimated expenses,
“Several officers told me they did day to consider the tariff bill. The He suggested to her then, she says, that Surman, painfully burned. These hor­ $19,720.50; deficit for remaining eight
000 to $200,000 a year.
game of poker was in progress when
George Francis Train has reopened Douglass was bluffed by James Smith not expect to reach land alive, as their first effort will be to devise plans'to they “stand in” together to make Del- rors constitute the sum total, aside months, 5,170.50; total deficit tor the
his claim to the city of Omaha, and he into laying down three queens against ruffianly soldiers would surely kill expedite the consideration of the bill, nas pay a large sum. of money. Ths from pro|»erty damage, which resulted year, $7,508.44.
and
also be AH
an mtriupi
attempt to oarotiess ucviaivu
—
~ there will
w— saasw
VQD Turkheim
AUrKIieim from a gasoline explosion in the upper
intends to press it to the last. If he a bobtail flush. This enraged him and them.’’
declared fclllltll
that if Von
The mayor of Seattle, in bis annual
reconcile Uie differences of opinion as 'entures to return to San Franriiwo, rooms of 2841 Menard street, occupied message to tbs council recommended
' wine he will be worth $20,000,000; if a fight ensued. Douglass then went
Paris, May 25.—Prines Ferdinand, to the mflnts of some of the features, «he will prosecute him.
by Gustav Mohr, last night.
he loeee, he will be no poorer than he to his house and returned with a gun.
that the social evil be regulated by re­
_______________
_______________
had a long
conference to- The principal object of the caucus is to
is now. Certain of bis friends bare in­ The crowd rushed indoors to escape of Bulgaria,
stricting fallen womertto a prescribed
Montevideo,
May
24.
—
The
Uruguay-
vestigated the matter, and they are him, and be fired through the door, day with M. Honataux, minister of agree upon a plan for the limitation of
district; he urged a further reduction
Columbus, a a, May 24_-Senator
the time for debate, as under the pres­ •n troops have defeated the insurgents
convinced that his cause is just and hitting Albert Grier and killing him foreign affairs.
in city expenses, snd that the city’s
James
H.
Earle
died
at
his
home
here
It is offi-
. *•_
tx ---- . — - fled, pursued
. . by a (।
It is understood that
the Greco-Turk- ent rules this can only lie done by mu­ tinder Lamas and Saravia
Douglass
_________________
* that the claim growing out of the old i instantly.
revenues be increased by -----------
licenses.
Hally
announ&d
tbe
insurgents
have
last
nighL
He
had
been
ill
for
several
crowd,
but
was
captured
in
the
woods,
1
armistice
will
be
prolonged
if,
at
tual consent. The Democrats will also
Union Pacific litigation and subsequent
weeks,
but
until
yesterday
hopes
were'
ln
*
*
D
®
rU
"J**®«»
in
force
under
the
been
completely
routed,
and
the
revolu
­
proceedings in which be was legally and they were about to lynch him its expiration, the peace negotiations bold a caucus soon to deohie on a line
entertained for his recovery. Bright’s
0"arter
receives the mayor’s
tion is considered as ended.
when officers rescued.
of action.
should not be finished.
declared a lunatic is valid.
-------------
.
. I heartiest
— approval.
apprvTMi.
disease
was ---------
the cause of ...
hie death.
An expedition has just left Philadel­
Tbs Retalria at Work. 4
। If The Skamokawa creameryflast month
phia that has for its object theexplora-
fit, Louis, May 24.—George A. Tav-
Athens, May >5.—The forcm of the
Salem, Or., May 24.—Governor
AL Louis M.v az
uu- ,
;m*’’® 1«#0’pounds of butter, and it is
Camden, N. J., May 25.—W. M.
J tion of the country around Mount St.
8t. Loui«, May 24.— Edward Calls- expected that double this amount will
lor, teller of the Third National bank,
Ethnike
'Hetairia
have
distinguished
Lord
has
appointed
D.
P.
Thom
peon,
Elias, Alaska, and possibly the ascent Rom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
themselves more since than during the of Portland, ex-ministei to Turkey, a was found dead at the Normandie ho­ han, owner of the Barranca silver mine be made this month.
>of that mountain, whion fora long time Rose, of Stockton, thia county, com­
The remnant of last year's cron is
war. Banda of irregular deserters are J member of the board of regents of the tel this afternoon. He committed sui- in Mexico—yielding 1,000 tons of $20
mitted
suicide
today
by
hanging.
The
was considered the higheet in America.
>ide by shooting himself with a revol-
V “vie her® ,
marketed in Garfield. AfteMhe
pillaging
and
devastating
the
Ph
thiol
is
;
state
university,
to
fill
the
vacancy
boy
was
in
good
spirits
when
his
par-
I
*■ A number of people have been poi­
district, where the condition of the vil­ caused by the death of L L. Me .. rer. When found,’Taylor had in hi«. n route to New York to be treated for requirements of reseeding and snring
soned in Oakland, Cal., by eating straw­ ents started to church. On their re-
* flg,U W“h *edinK- ft *• ^’¡tved that from 5,000
sand a letter from a woman, not his blnd?tir'7th™*'V^
Arthur.
lages is most lamentable.
berries. The physicians declare that turn they found him hanging lifeless.
wife, and her photograph.
toe
t
me
that
he
h
‘P’000 ba,h*,B rwnB,n "n*»ld
*he
the strawberries have been in contact Ho was addicted to the use of cigar­
Spokane, Wash., May 24.—Chief of I
M°ore, of 8now Hill, Md., the time that he had been killed.
territory tributary
tributary to
tn Garfield.
a.-a.M
territory
. with some poisonous matter used oy ettes, for which he was chided by his
London, May 25.—According to a
Oambridge, England, May *24.- present prices this will be a pleasant
“ w,,ier ot
cents, attempted to
growers to destroy plant insects. There father. It is believed that he could dispatch to tbe Daily Graphic from Police Hawthorne today ordered a
It -
"°w “°«roing Cambridge-university today, by a vote pick-up toward summer expenses.
have Men traces of Paris green in some not break off the habit, and in despair Corfu, it is reported there that Colonel number of gamblers and confidence VTi*
of 1,718 to 682, rejected a proposal to was thought that scarcely a bushel re­
took his life.
Manos attempted suicide white in jail. men to leave the city before sundown. he loss of a part of his nose.
mained in the farmers’ hands.
confer degrees upon women.
It to reported in London that the an-
Bootes, May 24.— Miss Fannie Rich-
Sheriff 8ims recently sold 1,420 acres
V“« **• Inegwlaro Dl«arw«4.
Greeley, Colo., May 25.—Hiram
Onymous philanthropist who contribut­
of laiM belonging to the Palouse Irri-
irdson, the famous wealthy old maid
New
Whatcom,
May
24.
—
Jaa;>er
London,
May
25.
—
The
Athens
cor-
8t.
Lxmis.
May
24.
—
For
the
fl-st
ed £25,000 to the fund propoeed by the Warren And wife were killed, and
ghting Company, at Colfax. Charles
Neseslroid, an old and respected resi­ niser hermit, starved heroelf to death
Princess of Wales to feed the starving James Warren, a relative, was badly respondent of the Standard says: The dent of this county, was shot in the ab- si her impenetrable castle here yester- time in Missouri a wonMto has been 8. Hinchman, of Tacoma, a heavy cred­
found
guilty
of
murder
in
the
first
de-
government
and
people
are
now
anxious
injured
by
being
struck
by
a
train
on
on the oocaeionpf thequeoB's jubilee to
fay, while from $50,000 to f100,000
gree and will be sentenced to hang. itor of tbe firm, secured judgment
the Rio Grande railway, two miles for the disarming of the Irregulars, domen and probably fatally wounded
William Waldorf Astor.
RF
hoarded.
She
was
7«
years
of
ege.
The woman
woman is
is Pearl
Pearl Waters,
Waters, who
who de-
de-
,th
‘"^gating company, and
about
lOo
’
ckvk
thia
afternoon,
at
the
The
west of Kersey. Warern tried to whip and they confidently rely upon General
For half a century no human foot liberately killed L“"»" 'V.ddell,
Following the recommendation of hie horses across ahead of the train. Smolensk! to do this as soon as the corner of Dock and Holly sterets, by
w
vvriiuqii ^ Inltl,
uve
her —
own
theshoid, , colored.
-
—
.------
.. had crossed her w>m>uiu,
Commissioner Hermann, of the general
conditions of peace have been agreed Hany W. Stewart, who arrived thto|~
When the verdict was rewl. Hinchnten is bidding tbe land in and,
Carson City.
had not stepped outdoors in all ; Pearl Waters shrieked like a madwom­ it is Mid, will complete tbe work begun
upon. The Greek army to paralysed, I morning
m®rn,Bff from
frotn Carson
City. J Nev., i ‘nd
land office, the attorney-general has in-
* « was
Vir-
' 8h®
in a miserable an, and in that condition was led back several years ago, and fit tbe land for
w“* employed by the Vir-
Rochester, May 21—Otto Kapper- and news comes from Salonica of ths I ^"T*^***
•trooted the United Statee district attor-
fruit farms
ling, aged IS, while racing on his bicy­ dispatch of large Turkish reinforce- «ini* * Truckee Railroad Company.
to jail.
W. J. Bryan has sent a telegram to
cle with a train on the Iron De Queiot
Experiments
by
the
United
State«
•nd
kept
it
looking
as
if
vacant
all
the
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,
Battle
politicians, saying that it will
that district 'growing sut
The
British
Admiralty
will
furnish
At Larisas, Trikkala and Ksrditaa,
navy department have proved that ** absolutely impossible for him to
ander the wtoeb and
DAYTON
OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
t
VICTIM* OF A FIR*.
were kilted aad throe seriously injured
in a fire which was started shortly aft­
er 4 o'clock this morning in tbe four-
story and haeement brownstone build­
ing, at 149 West Twenty-third street
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