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Vanoouver, B. O., Oct. ».—A re markable story of cannibalism was brought to Sydney, Australia, a few Washington Volunteers Have Portland an Interesting days baton the «ailing of the steamer Reached San Francisco. Aorangi to thia port, by the French . »toamer Jeanette. The victim of the PARLIAMENT WILL REA8SEHBLE duP,ay oi savagery waa a native of ................. J Hawaii, named Amaru, who acted Rs WERE GIVEN A LOUD GREETING HAS NUMEROUS SIGHTS orderly to tha immigration department TMe O e v e n a ie a t A rtlvalg Fraearlag An I at Noumea, in the New Hebrides. ~ * Great S traggle la Seath { About six month« ago Ay,am naar- Atotea. ried * native woman of Aoba, in the ------ .-------- — -------- ---------------—----- 1 New Hebrides group, and on passing that bland on the second day of the voyage of the Jeanette to one of the «>- outlying bland«, be decided to vb it h b Ho, wife’s tribe. Accordingly the’ oouple •nt w en put off In a «mall boat, and It was o*- only a few weeks ago that the steamer nh made a second call and learned their • b 1 fete. By mlatake they had landed on of an unfriendly shore and were taken prisoners. An The man was tied to a «take and his l#" torture begun. This conabted first in •d allowing vicious jungle snakee from O which the polaon fangs had been re- I moved to attack the man’s legs. I * Then a firs was made at hb feet and “ * hb legs were horribly homed, though »• the injury was superficial so that the nt victim would not die under the treat ment. Then he was made the target I >d lor the spears of the tribesmen, who ty finally killed him. He was tom to I a- pieces and placed over a fire with two h Ug . F rom P o r tla a d . a- sheep. In bot, according to the story noth- Vancouver, Wash., Oct. 10.—Un- “ I be was eaten with the sheep. near- offl<ial information received here dar- H In the meantime Amaru’s wife had asted if* H** P*ri law days indicates strongly id been provided w ith another husband. rans- that the Forty-fifth infantry w ill be ’’ The matter was reported to a British sent hare from Jefferson barraoks, in •r man-of-war, bat It b thought no action st 10 tbe near future. «1 has been taken. the The two battalions of the Thirty- • drove THE REBELS BACK. ' their ninth Infantry, United States volun- seive teers, together with headquarters and i —— —— I . ttion band, under command of Colonel Bul ¡j G eneral G rant’s C om w aaS A d v a a ee d I ling- lard. »cruited at Fort Crook, Neb., j a I F rom l in o s . ' J Manila, Octi 9.—General Fred ! and which were recently ordered to proceed ‘ . two days ahead of him, and should I the to Vancouver barracks and take tvana. , Grant, with three companies of the The Paoific Bbcult Company, other- I reach here tomorrow. He thinks he bout P°rts a* Portland, Or., for the Philip- j Fourth infantry, two companies of the I J wise known as the oraoker trust, has P«aaad the Tartar Saturday night la ring Pin«», are expected to arrive here some , Fourteenth infantry and a band of , been fu lly organised and b now doing • the fog, bat he b not sore. tug, timagrext week. Major Parker, oom- sooub attached to the fomer regiment, X T th b “ d CM1“ i7 bUa1' I M axim -N ordenfeldt Gun & Am - yei- manding the Third battalion, recruited i advanced from Imus this morning, I ? rav-1 “ere> tranifeired hia command from I , driving the' insurgent« from the entire i munition Company, Ltd., of London, atol JJ“ barracks to tents today. The en- , west bank of the Imns river. Three I L th e president is said to favor a d s - l “ * «hipped two slxjgun batteries of XU. tire regiment w ill occupy tent»» aa did Americans were wounded. It b esti- partment of industry and commerce to I mountain guns to Manila. They were | the Thirty-fifth when here. he repreeentod in the cabinet. It is I inspected here prior to shipment by , mated that 10 Filipinos were killed. 8 being urged by the Business Men's I Captain George W. Vandusen, First Companies C and H, with the scoots. _ » • W elre m . D ew ey Hama, League, of Chicago. United States artillery, who w ill follow , crossed the river at the big bend and ? are . MontP®ller< VA, Oct. 9.—An elabor- sdvanoed westward in tha direction of r The big ship Edward Sewall, with a I J B fc ordmutoe b n<v, I ate programme has been arranged tor Binacayan road, the insurgents L carrying capacity of 16,000 tons has M» reception of Adm lnJ Dewey here been bunched at Bath, Me. She will Oberlin M. darter, the disgraced g «¿ q “ tlmatod a t tone j firing »volleys, but retiring. Twenty * S d i . i f 0“ today- The fim ®vea* army officer, has paid the fine of »5,000 I / ymmanders Filipinos were discovered in trenches 5, ven Pa»de, which b to move imposed by the court-martial H b fZ?** K*re»«oning and fortifying of thi at the Binacayan church, about mid- i,, b at 2 p- M. Admiral Dewey w ill ride way between Bacoor and Cavite Viejo. >n oP®n carri*K® along the entire line , “ Oom Ibeee were routed, six being killed. United States District Attorney Bur- P"**” of March. The corps of oadets of Nor- , Bullets I nett. Mr. Roee, of darter's counsel Riley’s battery of the Fifth artillery I £ °f W d- u v » ic h u nivereity *111 escort the admir- has bean called to Savannah, and Jndge u armored bains have arrived al made an effective sortie about a m ile f? 2 L w h°J?K0“ u r iv a l “ »tate- Lacombe has, therefore, »rWAyA Maiaking, consisting of three bullet- south of Baooor and shelled the west o? TiU 8nter "»viewing stand ' time for submission of briefs in the hi?* WU°h ° " rle’ bank of the river at close range. That vi- V“! formally welcomed by Governor ( habeas oorpus proceedings. I ° f tte bank is now held by the Americans. 1 «*• Smith on behalf of the state, and by f the Lord (Brectod oar ballete. The h a a wx. I AOOp-hol©<i. £*oH trffiin com- H e a v y Im ss a f M atos. -I Lord rules the world. ” t a w ,y ? ' ?J’“ ter °B b®haH of oily of i wlH receive a *1,000 pleto in itself and carries its own pro watch from the municipality of Boston. I visions. »»«own pro- Washington. Oct. 9.— ‘A cable mes- «« *b Admiral Dswey w ill then 1 The patent issued to James E. I xjw 'j review the parade. . _ , -------------- sage from General Otis to the war de- otl tor a certain kind of crown and bridge llto city w ill spend *12,600 giving I “ W ,J to * ’ «rt w«r. ei f 1 u liae wiH ** reveral relgVnente t partment brings word of the loss of •» • work in dentistry ha« been held valid the admiral a welcome. n k Southampton, Oct. 9.— Sir St. John several hundred horses and m ules on hu ti*’ Vermont National Guard, m any by tha United states circuit coart for t ~ a Th« r to E ^ ^ ^ £ ? b en’ Chri«toPh®v Willouhby, who acoompan- the transport Siam. The message fob I S ' , “ • P°a*a> oommanderiee of the v the southern district of New York. Freaident McKinley at a I led Dr. Jameson into the Tmn«aemmi • - I Knights Templar and other secret so- a Thb patent has been tha mist) of - r n Z h t T W r t v f i v i t a SatunUy 18M’ who, for participating to t £ »war ~ he c , ®"' organisations, school children tl immense amount of litigtaion, .nA h ororeit Thirty'flv® bm^lredgnesta were raid, was sentenced to 10 months’ im- n- “ d oi^aaoa’ delegations. I hi b said that nearly every dentist in the prisonment, but was Subsequently re- country has used the crown and bridge n- I D e y e r to tlo a o f a A fp a r. I • Aooording to the Sebastopol cone- l®a«ad, was a passenger by the steame- wort:. d. Washington, Oct. 9.—The oommb- J J? »pondent of the Daily Graphio, the Mexican, which sailed for the Gape 01 Iff I sioner of immigration b In oommuni- I St. Paul plumbers are on a strike. Russian naval credit for 1900 amounts Saturday. Mr. Wessels, member of M eatton with General Shafter, at San I Cap® aasemhly for Vryburgh, was Emperor French Joseph has ap to the ernomoas total of 87,600,000 >y Franoboo. with a view to aacnring p<,. •* proved tha naw Austrian cabinet.. I rnb,ea- also a passenger by the Mexican. In b- aaga on a transport for Mrs. L. M. 80 . The Thirteenth Minnesota regiment k,t® rvi®w, Mr. Wessels William Waldorf Astor paid hb { id I Todd, a leper, living in San Franoboo, ’to »turning home from the Philippine«, ^ “ redtim t he saw no WW to avert 7 whom it b intended to depart to the 80 vas royally entertained in Portland. Z ** between Great Britain and the >e bland of Molokai. The British consul- Ihe regiment remained over night and A**?"?**1’ aad’ “ a®* lon8» i* would b e 1 Brigadier-General Eagan has decided ittended the exposition. H at a*“ f*anoi«oo, W. C. Fick- ... terribly severe. He believed it would to appeal h b case to congress and I ». ersgill, became interested in Mrs The Snanish k , , 5? i^Paaaible to restrain the younger • I Todd’s case and protested against de- I hopes to secure vindication. ypemsa Dutch blood residents of Cape it h i a in i X e L i S f V government e tOt has sold whom would p ro v dolonv e^ h icL w thai d porting her to Molokai. He was asked The British government has placed a. j I to make provbion tor her care and bo- I *° water' The Bo“ *> Mr- Weasels, large order for canned meat and tinned leveS?dN ^ • Canada- or «laewhere, but de- & h®®“ were hemmed in, and would fivht d « / fruit with one of Chioago’s packing I s «lined to do so, and the treasury de- AH ,Ot OOnveyln* 0,8 dook perately, and trouble might be ex- concerns. I 0 oVeraCnm . , pected with the natives. s partment today directed Immigration . A party of American soldiers were I . Commissioner Schell, at 8an Francisco wii Admiral Dewey has chosen J. W -------- - ' ambushed by FiHpinoe. A signal ser- Irawford as h b official secretary. M r. T B IE D S E L F -D E S T R U C T IO N . • to proceed under his previous instruo- • geant wag killed and two other Ameri hawford b an employe in the office I».— > w _ * • tions to secure passage for Mrs. Todd ° n Z---- ’ cans were wounded. I oa soma army transport. I “ni m W o « “« Josi-ph Kirk, the town marshal of I I the judge-advocate-general of the ■ ---------------------------------- • a T ' I avy. He trill hold the rank of lien- a " . , . „ Stoeks T .a d Vywar«. „ |P o i m m t iu the navy I c a ttle , Oct. 9.—A special from Bn- Inea, Ky„ was shot by a dssperado. . London, Oct. 10.—The stock ex- ave . A “ <** deliberate a»d bar- 1 A posse hare gone to tha mountains af- I N ear C h in « « e « . _____ , market last week closed quiet, wit . “ 5?, .Pav*011» were in- baric attempt at sucide occurred at this 1 tor the murderer. in a collision bewteen a Haw- place yesterday. Mrs. Leo Ptabuaki a 1 but with a decided upward tendency, prei As the result of a severe electrical I ’ ired »rue race track train on the Illinois I Polbh woman, became an ««vi 1 Consols yesterday several times touched eqn •form on North beach, Washington, I ' 108 X, closing at l08><. It b long and the house of the life-saving crew was I < move J . mm damaged by a thunderbolt. 1 m enbinjtrioM resulting in small net 1 Two masked men stopped the 8hef- changes aa during the week just ended. v fels stage near Ouray, Goto., and took 1 The gloom and depression early in the *. * tha mail, but overlooked a box con- f «r®*? <*nt P14*5®* down shatply, bnt b_ toining *12,000 iu gold. < Wednesday a turn came, and 1the pub- lie commenced buying. Even the false Indianapolb b carrying back to the 1 South the Confederate flag, which het 1 report that Natal had been invaded was {^® ai«,,al fresh buying, as brokers * hi. soldiers captured from the Ferry, Tex., had many orders to purchase as soon « • rangers during the civil war. war broke out. I **on A writ of habeas corpus has bean n ______________ _ In - panted to Captain Parker, found guilty D A alM l ably I^n»ox. Z® “ #f misappropriating funds, and who I « Washington, Oct. 9.—Some diffl- for I bad been sentenced to Imprisonment. I fl culty has been experienced regarding The Veneaaela boundary award b a I tl the U nnox, as the quartermasters >2«° compromise, gome of Great Britain’« Pa* * a t i * will take 80 days to hare claims are disallowed. Her frontier I her fitted out at Portland, and it b as- Be will start at the Waini river. The nl sorted that animal shipe from Manila ■ award was unanimous. ** can ha sent to Portland in that time. Ab h Tha first race of the America cap I . stated at the department late <*"1 series resulted in a flaaco. Tima lim it I Lennox would be fitted mire was five hours and neither boat flnbh- Z? o«t and the horses shipped from Fort- “I ed in thb time. Excursion boats in- torferad badly with the reoars. „ history,” said Secretary of Agriculture The sword awarded by congress was -n— Wilson today. "The total yield as presented to Admiral Dewey by Pwab h . estimated w ill ba between 2,800,000,- dent McKinley. The address was « 000 and 2,600,000,000 bushels. The made by Secretary Long. The admiral high priore offered for meats w ill in responded by saying that ha now had « cline the farmen to ore their crop for proof that republics are not ungrateful. feeding purposes.” and w ill die. Not one drop of intoxicating liquor ' b allowed to be sold at any of the mil- T * « Tawas T ak es. itary camps of Canada. Ho ” ?V 8,|a» Island of Luaon, Oet. 10, —General Schwan’s column, consbting Of *«• Jnd«® Jack*», of . J J hIrt*e“^ ,nfantry- • battalion jj** United States district court for of the Fourteenth, two troops of cavalry . Wert Virginia, fa still active on the ch1 O btain RaiHy’s battery of the Fifth \ , beoch- H® * » • appointed by Lincoln. 1 quarrer over a grocery bill. Mitchell Lowe’s scouts, advanced tiaims that ha acted in self-defense. A cconl ing to the books of the New morning and occupied ebro. 8:16 P. M. Northbound trains Phoenix, Aria., Oct. 9.—Two masked Cavite Viejo and Noretola. The Fork polioe departm ent the reoeiDta of I" leav® 8 * 0 F ren cb o o at 7 A. M H«w Cas« Bvrey H an-. •he burglars and highwaymen of that There will be no change in the running men held up the Palace saloon surly w ^ ^ * FU ’ i Ort- W— There ^fo*rtron Io« was three offioers and city for the part 18 months hare been time of the present through train lea?. thb morning and secured *246. They were 24 new cases of yellow fever » . nine privates wounded, one of the offl- a little rising of *8,600,000. “ ’ care being mortally hart. Tha lore of J tng Portland at 7 P. M. “ P" ” d- P -to d i« »ha l o t 24 bn‘> « « bodies I H a t to C a llfer a la . The ooppar mines of Grosllto in Bo- of three Filipinos hernia, which hare not been worked *“* Tha Strfka a t Grarepa. ! Ban Francisoo, Oct. 9.—A hot wave «reto Ftosas hi lung. Philadelphia, Oct. 7.—Forty men • London, Oct. 11.—Forty persons are sinoe the seventeenth oentury, are to 2V* struck California today and the ther ha reopened. ^87 mometer rose to a high point In the V*P r * . ** Cramps, representing var- " iV V 0 dro» “« l. according to a spa ■ 1 of a tona, ‘’»das, today joined the striking New York, Oct. 9.—A special to tbs d ai dispatch from Naples, floods fol ^"foaha yesterday sold Hans C WahT . A naw law has gone into operation fori H erald from Washington says: Im r™ k ij*“ ° f company. Tha strik- M<9. At Sonoma it rogirtered be- i® Naw York w h ich w ill make it p wc- a he lowing the revere rains in the province i 5 S ’i T « S S r i L o< ' ^ ct,y choi<* mediately upon tha outbreak of hostili tween 108 And 115 in the idiAHe I I " ■ ^ “ »aariaga today and received of Salerno. A number of small villages tioally Impossible for any q u a lifle d o it- « per.ponnd- which ap- ties between the Transvaal and Great «ports from committees appointed to the high temperature continues it w ill iaea to escape Jury duty except for or- rvZ have been destroyed. Troops have Britain instructions will be sent to endanger the grape prop in that county.' «•aura accurate figures as to the nn^ . been sant to tha relief of tha inhabit- fea t reasons. Dsn her of strikers and a copmleta list of Commander John P. Merrell, com f o r M M i r ,,n h>r8 rtrtetty 2 ^ N- M -°o < -•■ -W illia m H. those remaining nt wnit^ They say manding tha cruiser Montgomery, di forbidden collections among school w m CaasaS kg Fam ily Trowklre. there are not more than 600 at work recting him to proceed with his vessel children for missionary and other nor- din, “ d *>arly 1,600 on strike. x_ Waifaoa, Idaho, vOot. 1 0 .- fo D elagoa hay and provide such pro pore, on the ground that they prove a Dreii ■Mdar of Sheriff Farr, of Walsenburg, O Brian oommittod suicida at Mi tection for American citisens and their The tem perature of Quebec haa h ra t was found guilty of murder in today by cutting h b throat «"A t“tei8,U M U poaaible. rists. Family troubles wren 1» b estimated that Kansas -City, MO., has a population of 192,000, and dayton Great Britain Is Her Troops. V a —- ss cit,
