Dayton herald., January 05, 1900, Image 2

Dayton ■¿Herald.
LATER NEWS.
RETURNING Iff BANDSt
A DOUBLE TREATY.
«. „ ICOOABAND OF WAR’
SOUTH OP MANILA.
BOERS DRIVEN BACK
A railroad boom has struck Hawaii
r t i f u u S o u th A fr lo a I s to
O p en l a g o f t h e C a m p « lg « la S o u th e r n
v ld o d V p.
Knie red • • aecoud etass w eiter at tk a i
Biz
inches
of
snow
fell
at
Macon,
F r n r la e e e .
■ «I Dayiou. On
\ -e
New York. Jan. 1.— A dslpatch to
Oa.
Manila, Jan. 3.—The first movement
.OREGON I Bechuanaland farmers are helping I Filipinos Terrorizing Unpro­ the Herald from Berlin suys:
D aytoî T
Wants*the G overnJ0'
. ^ ia m o rn in g . w h en two battal-
°? General French Has Again
The Lokal Anrieger publishes the Rosebery
*
r curred
n r r e d th
the Boers.
this morning, when
tected Towns.
contents of the German-English-f’ortu-
raent’s Position Defined.
ions of the Fourth infantry landed and
Occupied Colesburg.
Boers fired plum pudding at Lady­
guese secret treaty. Thia double treaty
occupied Cabuyao, oa the south side
smith garrison.
w ill have executive force as soon as the
4 of Laguna de Bay. Two Americans
Oregon woolgrowers expect to get 20 NATIVES ASK FOIfe ASSISTANCE Swiss jurists, Messrs. •Blaesi-Hensley
were killed and two wounded. Twen­
and Goldan, have given a decision in POSSIBLE CHANGE OF POLICY
SUCCESSFUL FLANK MOVEMENT
cents for their 1000 crop.
ty-four of the enemy were found dead
the Delagoa bay urbitaatioQ.
in one house. One hundred and fifty
Vigilance of Americana prevented a C o lu e e l H a ro I.<»««.« t h e T r a e k o f t h e
The decision, it is expected, w ill be
A * I n t e r o s U a g C e lle e t t e e « I »
projected uprising in Manila.
prisoners and four six-pounder rapid- ’*"!«« D u tc h W e r e S u r p r ise d , a n il. Find-
F r ls o e e r e H o H a e F o ll o w e d —G e a -
given in January or February and will Sit- C h a r le e D llk « W a in « A g a in s t
t h e T w o H em lep h eroe F r
fire guns were captured.
H a a ly O v e r tu r n in g o t
lu g T h e ir R e t r e a t T h r e a te n e d ,
At New York Kid McCoy knocked
o r a l W h e e le r O ooe S o a tb .
probably
be
In
favor
of
England,
in
•» • CoodooaoA To
The gunboat Laguna de Bay bom­
F reeed en t« »
F le d l a D iso r d e r .
out Peter Maher in five rounds.
, ' ■ -
■___ ,
which case Portugal must pay to Eng­
barded the town before the disembark­
land
and
America
an
indemnity
of
<1,-
Idaho produced >2,600,000 in gold
Manila, Jan. 1.—The Insurgents
Ban Franciscans are arranging fora and 96,108,000 in silver last year.
London, Jan. 1.—Lord Rosebery ation of the troops from the casooes,
Reinsberg, Cape Colony, Jan. S__
who evacuated the coast towns between 900,000. England obtained in 1891
big pro-Boer demonstration.
from
Portugal
the
right
of
pre-emption
writes
as follows this morning to the whioh was made under the enemy’s General French has completely defeat*!
France and England may have Dagupan and Vigan, fleeing to the
shrapnel
fire.
The
enemy
evaouated
Times:
E. O. Hodgee A Co., one of Boston’! trouble over Newfoundland fisheries.
mountains before the advancing Amer­ in Delagoa bay, and the cession of Del­
the place before the charging Ameri­ the Boeis and occupied Coleaburg
agoa
bay
to
England
may
therefore
be
“ There are disquieting intimations cans, retreating to Santa Rosa, to The general continued to keep the
largest banks, has closed its doors.
icans,
are
returning
in
small
bands
to
The United States may buy the
which appear to point to our govern­
Boers on the move and • presse.1 them
the towns the Americans do not oc­ egpeoted in March next.
1» the'engagement at Ladysmith Fri­ Danish West Indies for >4,000,000.
which town they were pursued.
It is possible that President Kruger ment having treated foodstuffs as oon-
closely
Saturday and 8un.lay, giving
cupy, terrorising the natives and
day, 10 British were killed and 1#
Heavy fighting oocnrred along the
Ohio Irishmen offer sympathy, Chinamen, who showed friendship for may now declare war on Portugal aud trabahd of war. As this is a matter of road to Santa Rosa, whioh was occu­ them no time to make a prolonged
wonnded.
supreme importance, I venture to ad­
money, arms and soliders to the Boers. the Amerioana. The natives and attack Delagoa at once.
pied by the insurgents, retreating south stand, and when day broke he waa
' England has discovered that “her m il­
In order to prevent any interference dress thia line to you in the hope that
One
child
received
fatal
and
several
Chinamen
are
seeking
the
protection
of
toward
Silan. The Americans burned within striking distance of the enemy.
itary resources were overestimated by
by France or Russia, Enlgand con­ it may elicit an authoritative statement the country
Last night all the cavalry, artillery
persons serious burns in a New York the American garrisons.
around Cabnyao.
80,000 men.
flat fire.
Colonel Wessel’s cavalry, while cluded a secret treaty with Germany on thejpbjeot. ”
The gunboat returned to Calamba, and infantry, the latter riding in wag­
regarding the oompieto-partition of the
TheYimes, commenting editorially
..... Mat Chandler, the old-time pugilist
for reinforcements, and thence came ons to increase the general mobility,
Several thousand Attended a very toouting in the vicinity of Trinidad, Portuguese colonial possessions. Ger­ upon Lord Roeeberry’s letter, says:
and former partner of John L. Sulll
bund
evidence
of
Filipino
soldiers
be
to
Manila to get ammunition. She started upon a night march with the
brilliant
New
Year's
day
reception
at
"Too little Is known of the seizure«
van, is dead.-.
ing in that vicinity, but it was impos­ many is to receive all the Portuguese
recently captured two of the enemy’s object of turning the Boer’s right, -The
the White House.
possessions In Asia,' with 20,000 square for any valid inference safely to he steam launches, one under the fire of flank operations were successful. The
sible to briqg about an engagement.
The qneen has given warning that
Nicholas, osar of Russia, has again
British subjects must not help Boers or
The recent inoreese in the garrison of milee of territory and 1,000,000 inhab­ drawn. An emergency might arise artillery, at Calamba, and also four Infantry and field batteries immediately
issued an appeal for peace to the Namacpacan against the threatened itants. Germany further receives in when certain foodstuffs would be re­ cascoes loaded with rice. Other regi­ made a feint attack on the Boer front,
Free Stators.
powers of the world.
rebel attack on Christmas day averted Africa all Portuguese territory north of garded as contraband while others ments are mobilising tonight at San and while this was proceeding the cav-
Blague of a severe type is raging and
Mosambiqne, except a strip of land would not, especially if the latter were Pedro Maoati and Pasig, preparatory to airy and light artillery got completely
trouble.
Multnomah’»
football
team
defeated
many deaths from that cause have oc­
three miles wide, for Mr. Cecil Rhodes’ intended for con combatants. There
around the enemy's right flank, oa ar­
Stanford
university's
eleven
at
Port­
Colonel
Hare,
of
the
Thirty-third
in­
continuing the southern advance.
curred in New Caledonia
ranged.
land; score, 11 to 8.
fantry, who has been following a party trans-African railway. For this the might, for Instance, be reasonable
Yesterday’a
capture
of
bombs
in­
German government will pay Portugal grounds for treating canned goods as
Sydney Paget,William C. Whitney’s
The programme worked without a
of
American
prisoners,
lost
track
for
volved
the
seizure
ot
documents
incul­
Hilliard F. Johnson, a water-front
26,000,000 marks.
contraband and flour as legitimate.”
racing partner, has left this country to
hitch. The ft»ers were utterly sur*
three
days,
about
December
20,
of
such
pating
1,000
Filipinos
who
intended
to
porter in San Francisco, was
After admitting that it "would be
join the British rough riders.
signs and evidences of their passage as
rise against the Americans. Papers prised,and, finding their retreat threat­
R E 8 T A T A R L IN G T O N .
drowned in a bathtub. J /
(inadvisable to create a precedent which were also found showing » distribution ened, fled in disorder to the eastward
A Paris dispatch says that Franoe
they customarily left behind them. It
Government officials gay the cruiser is thought the prisoners were separated B u r ia l o f t h e M a rty red H e r o e s of t b s might some day be invoked against of the city into distriots, and a careful leaving Colesburg in General French*!'*
would be happy if the Delagoa bay In­
us, ” the article concludes as follows: assignment of leaders and followers.
H a lu a .
cident caused an anglo-American quar­ Montgomery was sent to Liberia to and oonveyed to remote parts of the
“ While we fully share the view that The precautions taken by the Ameri­
give the Black Republic assurance of mountains, thus increasing the difficul­
rel.
Washington, Jan. 1.—Upon the
A r t ille r y D u e l fo r T w o H our«.
protection.
ties of General Young’s troops to effect windy heights of Arlington cemetery, no serious change of policy should oc­ cans. Saturday, it is flow evident, alone
Alfred Borlinl was arrested in San
London, Jan. 3.—The Daily Mail hu
cur
without
cogent
reasons
and
ample
More miles of new railroad have a rescue.
the Maine dead, brought from Havana
prevented an uprsing.
Francisco wLile an bis wedding trip.
the following dispatch, dated January
General Wheeler, who was recently by the battleship Texas, today were consideration, we cannot but ask our­
The provost marshal has requested l, from R e i n s b e r g : /
He is charged with being a bank de­ been built during 1809 than In any
selves
whether,
in
the
event
of
Great
previous year .rinse 1890, when 6670 in Manila requesting an appointment laid away in their final resting places,
faulter.
«Y esterd^ afternoon a big force'di
Britain being engaged in a war, the that two more regiments be detained
Iowa termers have formed a syndi­ miles ot line were completed. Since south in the line of the expected cam with simple religious services, and the action, either of the enemy or even of for the protection of Manila. Three cavalry and infancy, with 10 guns,,
impressive honors of war, in the pres­
thousand troops are now actually in n n d « the personal command of General
cate to grow rice In Texas. They have January 1, 1899, no less than 4,600 paign, Is now at Paranaqne.
ence
of the president, members, of his neutral powers, in a matter upon the olty.
Frenoh, moving by a detour, occupied
secured options on 14,000 acres of land milee of track have been laid in the
A m e r ic a n « C a p tu r ed B t r e n g h o ld .
whioh
such
great
divergence
of
opinion
United States on 812 lines in 44 states
cabinet, officers of the army ana navy
Aguinaldo’s wife,., sisters and 18 some hills three miles from Colesburg,
to oost 1226,000.
still
exists
is
likely
to
be
governed
by
Washington.
Jan.
L—General
Otis
and'territories.
*
and other officers of the government.
Filipinos have surrendered to Major where the Boers were in strength, con­
The Boer army on Model« river is
cables the war department today aa fol­
*nj'preoedeut w eoran y one else may
A
cabinet
officer,
surveying
the
flag-
March’s battalion of the Third infantry fident in the natural a id afforded them
The
torpedo-boat
destroy«-
Golds-
growing
greater
each
lows:
- -
.
“They are 1
draped coffins before the ceremony be­ have set in the past, rather than by the at Bontoo. Three Filipino officers also by the hills around.
building trenches within three and one borongh, built by a Portland, Or.,
“ Manila—Colonel Lockett, with a gan, said: "The lives of these men immediate interests of the moment.” - surrendered to Major March, and the
“ The enemy’s position extended six
firm, on her second contractor's trial regiment of two battalibns of the
' half miles at Methuen's picket line.
Filipinos gave np two Spanish and two m. Upa around the entire village. At
A NEW YORK FIRE.
-
covered eight iftfles in 16 minutes, Forty-sixth, (Colonel Schnyler), one cost Spain her oolonies.’V But there
The Northern Pacific wreck in Idaho
American prisoners.
daybreak our artillery O|«ened‘the bat­
which is at the rate of 82 miles an battalion of the Forty-fifth (Colonel was po note o f tilhpm h in the grim
was a bad one. After 10 days the test
hour,' against a 2% -knot current. Dorst), and one company of the Twen­ scene today. With a touch of sadness T w o S e v e n - S t o r y B u n d in g » W e r e D e -
tle. The Boers were taken by surprise
A
GREAT
ZINC
TRUST.
body had not been recovered. The
• t r o y e d —F ir e m e n In ju r e d -.
Steam was mad^ without effort, and ty-seventh infantry, and two guns (Cap­ and solemn gravity, the „nation per­
but replied vigorously. An artillery
trainmen were to blame.
not a bearing was heated- The run tain Van Demen, > attacked'the fenemy, formed its duty to the dead and gave - NeffLXQrk, Jan. l . - i l h a t * o se veto-
fl“«l was maintainned for two_ \curs.
Governor Geer, of Oregon, does not was made in the Columbia river, near
Its defenders a Christian burial at story buildings at 425 to 485 East
Then a Boer Hotchkiss ool lapsed and
600 strong in a mountain stronghold
approve of Oregon citisens contributing Kalama.
.
' beyond Mont_Alban, northeast of Ban home, in soil hallowed by patriotic Twenty-fourth street,-pccupied princi­
Chicago, Jan. 8.—Information hae was abandoned. We captured it. A
to a fund fpr l-aw ton’s family. Ha
dead.
>
p a lly by the wall-paper factory of Wil­ reached Chicago of a proposed combi­ Boer big gtin was silenced, but this
will probably never return Mateo. A large number were killed
thinks the state should look after her to Boutelle
liam Campbell & Co., were destroyed nation to oontrol the sine output of the aud the other B o « guns were with­
B a t t le W ith R o b b e r « .
congress.
and“
wounded,
and
24'
were
taken
pris­
own heroes’ familes first. -
Seattle, Jan. 1.—Two masked men by Are tonight. The I om is fully United States. Work, on the scheme drawn to the northward, whither we
The Boer trenches at Colenao are | oners. Lockett captured one oannon,
The Countess of Canavarro thought bomb
held
up a Ballard street-car at 11 >500,000. The plant of the New York has been begun, and the initial steps are harassing the Boer /etreat by a
40 rifles, 20,000 rounds of ammunition,
proof.
she was a convert to Buddhism. She
600 pounds of powder, arsenal fortifl ca­ o’clock tonight. There were eight Hygienic Ice Company, which occu­ have been taken in Kansas City. Ac­ damaging shell flrtf?
"Colesburg is in our hands, and the
entered their convent and changed her i Pingree’s,tax resolution was defeated tions, all their food supplies and con­ passengers aboard, and a regular fusil­ pied the basement of 425, and that of cording to one of the best-known sino
mind, and has applied to friends In in the Michigan senate.
lade of shots was fired. One' of the the Manhattan Electrio Light Com­ operators, who was in Chicago yester­ few remaining loyalists are jubilant.
siderable other property.
Son Francisco for assistance.
*
People are tired of Colombian War
"This captured point, located on a passengers inside the car, C .E ; Plinjp- pany, on the first aud second floors of day, the plan includes not only the We have captured many wagons and a
mountain trail, was formerly supposed ton, opened fire on the hghwayman en­ the same building, were totally de­ oontrol of the minfes, but of the smelt­ considerable quantity of stores.
Winston Spencer Chnrchill has and ask for intervention.
stroyed. A large portion of the east
"Our loss was quite slight, but the
cabled to the London Post of his escape
British Columbia hat sent a gold dis­ to be impregnable. Our casualties: tering fipm the rear, and three shots side gets its lights from that company, ing plants as well. Within a short Boertf must have suffered heavily.
were
returned.
<5ne
brokf'
Plimpton’i
time representatives of the combination
Lieu’enant Enlow, Eleventh cavalry,
. from the Boer prison. He made his play to the Paris exposition. —'
and Was, on account o f ’ _ the _ Are, oast . w ill get a price on all producing sino They may stop at Achertang or cros«
way overland from Delagoa bay and
and five enlisted men wounded, mostly arm and the other entered his breast.
I f OehuroA bay, ia nlrtard W
th*
ifi
altogether at Norvalspont,
Shortly after midnight the police info complete darkness. The Campion inin « lH th e Joplin. Mo., district, am
slight. Private Matson, Forty-fifth in­
Healed walls wMTe guards were not w ill raid Portuguese territory.
fonnd near the scene of the Ballard company employed 400 hands, who secure options on them.__U has been l wher* the brld8® E still intact.’’
fantry, drowned.”
looking. He journeyed for six days,
street-oar hold-up the body of one -of will be thrown ont of work by the fire. estimated by the promoters that it will
The Stahl & Straub failure in Phila­
walking at night, with nothing to eat
K ls ln g o f Cage Dutch.
Mat A m e r ic a n V e e e e le .
the two bandits. He- had been almost The properties of all three firms are de­ take in the neighborhood of >100,000,-
but chocolate;
-•------- - - delphia is a dear case of looting.
Cape Town, Jan. 3.—Ugly rnmon
Port Townsend, Jan. 1.—The pur­ instantly killed by a bullet from a stroyed beyond the hope of saving a 000 to swing the undertaking success­
— Over 600 British prisoners captured
An important witness against Senn, chase of foreign vessels by the United
passenger’tf pistol. The body Is still dollar’s worth. The losses are partly fully. and this amounnt of money, with are in circulation of a Dutch rising,
tor Clark lias confessed to perjury.
at Htormberg have reached Pretoria.
covered by insurance. • .
States government for use as transports unidentified.
as much more as may be necessary, is with the object of seizing Cate Town
Robert Cornelius, age«] 20, was during the Spanish-American war and
Boiler has destroyed the Colenao
Three hook-and-laddor men, Andrew said to be ready to go into the and the docks and'capturing th^gover-
B ig B u F u lo M in e T u r n » D u* R ic h .
nor of Cape Colony—Sir Alfred Milner.
Degnan, Joseph Shaughnessy and Jos­ scheme.”
footbridge, and makes no further at­ found dead in the woods near Glencoe. their subsequent sale by the govern­
Or. .
Baker City, Or., Jan. l . —«A sensa eph Bessinger, were caught on the sixth
torn pt to advanoe.
The center of the movement is said to
ment to private citizens has resulted in
be Paari, a village abont 80 miles from
SCHOONERS IN COLLISION.
Foesiliferons remains of a gigantic complicating matters for purchasers tional strike was made today in A. floor ofÿhe building, and escaped with
Armour’s canning department, Chi­
Big Buffalo mine, two miles great difficulty. All were severely
Cape Town, where a meeting of the
cago, is rushed night and day filling sea serpent were fonnd on the coast of from the fact that after purchase of Geisw’s
west
of
this city. The miners look burned. Shaughnessy and Bessinger P h u s p h a t o C arrier O o ee D o w a . b a t Afrikanderband was held yesterday.
Chili.
vessels
the
government
refuses
to
orders for the English army.
C rew I s S a v ed .
A similar meeting was held at Rich­
allow them to be documented in the several samples of ore from the tunnel, were sent to Bellevue hospital. The
At its last meeting the cabinet dis­ United States as American vessels.
A drunken wife in Ran Francisco has
which today tapped the 80-foot ledge. other hook-and-ladder men were caught I Chicago, Jan. 8.—A
mond December 28; and it is
—A
special
to
the
charged her husband with m order and cussed the agricultural posjdhiBtfes in
The ease in point is the Steamship By assays just returned to the owner on one of the high window lodge«, w ith I Tribune from'Norfolk, . Va., says: The that the members oi the band in these
Alaska.
he Is bring held by the authorities.
Scipio, which was recently sold by the of the mine, the samples all show gold the flames roaring all around them and schooners Fannie Brown and Margaret two towns are acting in concert.
Buller’s army on the Tugela has now navy department and was afterwards values ranging from | 1 8 to >102.76 in the dense smoke making them almost Roper collided off Hatteras, and the
The members of the bund at Willing­
The Great Northern w ill inaugurate
a new departure. A large block of the reached the enoromus strength of 28,- refused documentation. The purchaser gold and five ounces "of silver to the imperceptible from the street. Exten­ Fannie Brown sank. The 10 men of ton and the Dutch in Clan William
company’s stock is to be distributed 000 men.
applied to the secretory of the treasury, ton. Mr. Gelser, w ho-w as formerly sion ladders were run and firemen the crew were saved by the crew of the district are said to be armed with
among the employes at par.
Mausers, and to be anxious to use them
Luzon hemp poits will be opened in asking that if he should break the part owner of the Bonanza mine, said brought them down in an almost un­ Roper.-
The collision occurred on the night in behalf of the Boers.
It is said that England had been time for supplies to reach this country Scipio up, whether the material of today that if the values hold out conscious condition. One of the men,
Although the stories of a rising an
which she was constructed would be throughout the Big Buffalo, th e prop­ Lee-Potter, was very severely burned,' of December 20, during a high wind
warned by General Bntler, whom she is by next harvest.
subject to duty if sold in the United erty will be equal to the Bonanza. The nnd was sent to Bellevue hospital.
The big schooners crashed together be­ disciedited, the police and military an
now turning down, that it would not
A London dispatch says Russia longs
fore the lookouts saw the danger. The taking ample precautions.
»<• wise to attack the Boers until bet­ to seise Herat, and she only waits for States. Yesterday Collector Heustis Big Buffalo is within plain sight of
- T W O T R A IN S W R E C K E D .
thia ci<y.
received
a
circular
letter
covering
the
ter prepared.
Brown,
being loaded with rook and
England to occupy Delagoa bay.
P h ilip p in e H em p T rad e.
O n e P e r s o n W a s K i l l e d a n d F o u r te e n phosphate, filled rapidly, and Its crew
above case from the treasury depart­
K
i
l
l
e
d
H
l»
Y
o
u
n
g
W
ife
u
n
d
H
lm
a
e
lf.
Should all Spanish war pensions now
Washingtqn, Jan. 8.—Assistant Pec-
W e r e in j u r e d .
C. G. Coad, of Dallas, Or., has been ment in which Acting Secretary Spaul­
of
10
had
barely
time
to
take
to
the
Winnipeg,
Jan.
1.—Pierre
Dentser,
asked be allowed, it would cost >2.- appointed assisUnt sergeant-at-arms in ding says that upon the sale of said
Denver, Colo., Jan. 1.—The Chey­ boats, the schooner sinkly shortly after retray of War Meiklejohn, in a letter
a German farmer, aged 60, living neai
726,000. The Seventy-first New Yorks the United States senate.
vessel in a port of the United States Rath well, 100 mile» from Winnipeg, enne flyer on the Union Paoific rail­ they put off. The R op«, disabled to Representative Long, of Kansas, re­
asks for annual allowances which ag­
garding the opening of the hemp port!
road crashed into the Bonlder Valley
gregate 134,682.
The Boers have mounted a new gun the material or materials taken there­ shot and killed his 19-year-old wife in train, at Brighton, Colo., at 8 this stood by, and after a hard stiuggle got in the Phlippine islands, says:
from
would
not
be
regarded
as
an
Im­
the
Brown’s
crew
safely
aboard.
a fit of temper. Dentser then carried
Yaqul Indians plunder, kill and bum • t Ladysimth in the place of the one portation within the meaning of the his baby to a neighbors’ house and re­ morning. One man was killed, Win­
"The estimated exports of hemp
villages and the Mexicans do not seem captured by the British cavalry.
from the Philippine islands for ont
A b I n t e r e s t in g R u m o r .
customs laws, and would therefore be- turned home. The authorities were field Randelman, express messenger,
The clerk of the court of appeals has exempt from duty.
to make much headway in whipping
London, Jan. 1.—A dispatch from y e « of American oocnpation will ap­
notified, and on approaching the hone, Denver, whose body was burned to a
crisp.
Fourteen
persons
were
injured
the savages. An entire Mexican regi­ refused to administer the oath of office
"
. . . . . . . . , ,Y ,
• -¿ t
Lorenso
Marques, dated Deoembw 28, proximate 100,000 tans, of which
fonnd that the woman’s body had l>ee
to members of the state election board
T h e P la g u e S c a r e .
•
ment seems to have disappeared.
The Boulder Valley train left Denver says a curious story is current, emanat­ amount 29,000 tons should be credited
taken
inside
the
house
and
a
cross
hw
>
In Kentucky.
San Francisco, Jan. 1.—The steamer been raised by Dentser on the ground a little late this morning, and as nsnsl ing from Boer sonroee that Matt. Steyn, to the United States. This places the
The Fenians are organising at Buffa­
A Colorado Midland passenger and a Gaelic arrived hern this afternoon from where she had been »hot. Dentser had stopped at Brighton, which is the junc­ brother of the president of the Aveng. estimated exports to the United States
lo, N. Y., for an invasion of Canada.
They expect, it is said, to raise 126,000 Santa Fe freight collided near Palmer the Orient, via Honolulu. The Gaelic spread a sheet on the floor, placed hi» tion for the Bould« Valley line from Free State, and 800 Free Staters have far the year of American occupation
men, and have two carloads of arms Lake, Colo. One fireman was killed was sent to quarantine, owing to the w ife’s body on it, blew ont his brains. the ma<n line to Cheyenne. The Chey­ definitely refused to continue the war. at abont 17,000 tons less than the ex­
enne flyer also left Denver late, and Matt, steyn, acting as spokesman of ports of 1897. This is accounted for
plague scare, but her cabin passengers
and mnnitons of war in concealment. and two engineers were hurt.
coming into Brighton in the early the party, is reported to have told the by the fact that there have been opened
were
allowed
to
land,
towboats
plying
W
e
n
t
T
h
r
o
u
g
h
*
B
r
id
g
e
.
An English military expert asserts
There is disaffection among the. Free
between the steamer and the city for
San Bernardino, Cal., Jan. 1.—As morning dusk, ran into the rear end of president that he was only authorised for shipment only three ports of the
SUter troops. They complain that that the time has come for a change in the
purpose.
No. 88, west-bonnd freight train over the Bonlder train, telescoping two or to intevene in the interest of peace Philippine islands.
Cronje’s men are overbearing and bet­ the cabinet. He favors either a dicta­
The
press
correspondent
at
Honolulu
Every effort has been made by the
the
Saute Fe route, was crossing Cajon three cars and derailing the passenger and that the burghers did not feel that
torship
or
an
all-powerful
miliUry
ter fed than they. The Transvaaler’a
locomotive.
says
there
have
been
no
new
cases
of
they were bound by his "unwarrantable war department in the past ami will be
,
creek bridge today, about 12 milet
are suspicious and the sitnation is be­ minister.
Section gangs from Denver yards and oonduot,” especially as they ran the made in the fnture to comply with re­
plague since last advices. There have
coming grave.
Miss Florence Blythe - Hinckley, been several sudden deaths, and in north of this city, nine Cars went half a dozen passengers occupied the risk of confiscation of their property quests to open all the so-called hemp
through
the
bridge
into
the
creek
tx>t
The president of the New York heiress to the Blythe millions, was each instance rumor assigned the
Boulder train. The mail and baggage
prison association, who has made an quietly married in San Francisco to A. plague as the cause. Investigation tom. Six of the cars weie loaded with car and the smoker of the fly « were and they simply desried to he permitted ports of the islands.”
investigation of the Coban prisons tells A. Moore, jr., deputy attorney-general proved otherwise. The board of health cotton, one with telegraph wire, and burned. Mrs. Young was in the chair to farm in peace and proposed to imme­
A c e t y le n e One K x p lo eln n .
diately return to their farms.
one with general merchandise and sul
a horrible tele of the conditions there. of California.
Stromsb«g, Neb., Jnnj 8.—Eden
now claims but two deaths were caused phur. The cats caught fire and made car with six children. None of the
Offenders of all classes sleep in filth
T r a in W lt h o a t a n E n g in e e r .
Baptist church, which was dedicated
Americans have captured another in­ by the scourge, the remaining cases be­ a terrible conflagration, destroying the children were hurt, although she re­
and vermin. No beds or clean clothing surgent stronghold. Many rebels were ing doubtful or suspicious.
R*pWs, la ., Jan. 8.—The only a year ago, was totally destroyed
ceived
serious
injury.
The
wounded
entire
contents
and
framework.
No
Is provided. Money or Influence is killed, wounded and captured and an
were brought to Denver and taken to overland limited on the Northwestern by fire this morning, and two people
one was killed.
necessary before they can secure their
R o b b e d o f SIS.OOO.
the
hospitals. Conductor McAllister, railway ran 50 mile« last night with- were seriously injured. The fire was
amount
of
ammunition
and
food
takon.
freedom.
A M a rd rro u « C o lle c t o r .
Walsenburg, Colo., Jan. 1.— W. J.
of the Boulder valley train was crazed out an engine«. No one on the train caused by an explosion of acetylene
Their supposed impregnable position
The members of the senate committee was north of San Mateo.
Chattanooga, Tenn.,Jan. 1 .—Samuel by the accident. He attem ptedrto was oonuoions of the danger «"til the Ifas, with whioh the church wss
Milsap, a prominent stockman, was
on privileges and elections declare
Mills, a oollector tor an installment jump into the burning wreckage, and fireman brought the train to a stand­ ighted. The gas generator and the
seised
by
two
men
when
alxmt
to
enter
An Ottawa dispatch says that treason
they will carry on the investigation ot
still at Bertram. Near Mechanicsville. furnace were both located in the base­
the Klein hotel and was robbed of house, this afternoon attempted to seize had to be forcibly restrained.
Senator Clark’s case without regard to la tajked openly among the French Ca­ >12,000. The money was mostly in furniture in the house of Mary Ven­
E ngine« F. J . Flake, in some unknown
In hia proclamation to the burghers, manner, fell from the cab, and the ment, and it Is supposed escaping gss
the decision of the Montana supreme nadians, and all of their members have his coat and vest pockets and these able, oolored, for a small jlebt. The
was ignited by the fnrnace. A IsnAs
Baden-Powell
makes
the
extraordi­
retised
from
parliament.
All
the
lat­
court under which Wellcome was dis­
garments were torn from him. No woman attempted to prevent It, and In nary statement that the American gov­ flw»n*n did not notice his absence until number of people were in the church
ent
hostility
to
British
rule
has
been
barred from practice on charges of brib­
the train had whirled o v « 60 miles ; ust previous to the explosion. The
trace of the criminals has Iteep found. the Struggle that ensued Mills shot the
ery in oonneckbn with the senator’s aroused by Canada’s action in sending Mr. Milsap was on his way to Mexico woman and her little son and daughter, ernment has warned others of her in- riske was picked up unconscious a few building was badly wrecked, and what a
troops
to
the
Transvaal.
tentions
to
aide
with
England
should
election.
’
hours lator, and died in a hospital here was not destroyed by the explosion was
[all seriously. Mills was arrested.
to buy cattle.
anyjof them interfere.
tonight.
d
consumed by fire.
The Pittsburg baseball club hae
B u lle r ’t S p h e r e o f A c t io n .
«
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have taken bought the pick of the Louisville team
B ig b lu e r 1« A a h o r e .
D rn erw l W h ite H *« t h e F e v e r ,
F i r . In a W orth C a r o lin a T e v s
Cape
Town,
Jan.
1,—Colonel
Otter,
D r e n t N o r t h e r n 's Mew B r a n c h .
4
a pew in St. Paul’s Roman Catholio for a sum said to be >26,000 cash.
Ladysmith, Sunday, Deo. 24, via
London, Jan,_l.-*»A large Garman commanding the Canadian contingent
Greensboro, N. C., Jan. 8.—Fire
church, Washington.
Chicago, Jan. 1.—The Tribune says: .
Pietermaritzburg—General
White
has
mail
steam
«,
believed
to
be
one
of
the
Mrs. C. A. Burling, mother-in-law
last night caused l<wees aggregating D ecem b« 81 the Sioux City & North-
of troops. Is to join the staff of B n ll« r
The entire crop ot sugarcane and beet of Rear-Admiral William T. Sampson, Hamburg-American linen, has gone all the members of which are proceed had a slight attack of fever, bat ia nearly >100,000, partly covered by
ern railroad, from Garretson, 8. D., to
now
convalescent.
for 1809-1900 will amount to abont 8,- died at her home in Rochester, N. Y., aground during a terrific gale in East ing to Natal, indicating that B u ll« ’s
Sioux City, will pass from the hands
It is reported that General Jonbert is snnuioe. The heaviest losers are
bay, about a quarter of a nsile off Dun­ «(there will shortly l»e confined to
000,000 tons—about the same amount aged 76 years.
J. Cleary and the Hague-MoCord Etey of the co-receivers to the control of the
again
in
command
of
the
Boers
here
geness,
the
southern
extremity
of
Kent.
as last year.
Goods Company..
y Great Northern railway. It is stated
Natal.
Ex-Sheriff Weis, of Dayton, O., has
The military authorities appear oonfl
Heavy seas are breaking over the vi
Exports and imports at the five prin­ received by mail a commission from sel, and life-boats are unable to reach
that President J. J. Hill, o( the Great
B o s to n S y m p a th y fo r B o e r s .
'
dent, hut they are v« y reticent.
F a m i l y B a r a e d t o D aaM l.
cipal ports of ' Porto Rico for the President Kruger appointing him
Northern,contemplates radical changes.
Boston,
Jan.
1.—The
common
coun­
Barboursville,
W.
Va.,
Jan.
8
—
her.
Fean
ore
entertained
for
the
About 2,000 claims have been filed
months of May, June and July show brigadier-general in the Boer army. safety of the passengers.
cil of Boston today, after a spirited de­ so far for pensions for disabilities re­ William Ellis, w ife and two children < The German press is hostile to the
Weis
is
a
personal
friend
of
K
rug«’i,
a balance of trade in favor of these
It is reported that the position of the bate, adopted a resolution of sympathy ceived during the Spanish-American were burned to death in their home British seizure of a German ship. Two t
and onoe visited him in Africa.
ports of >847,882.
for the Boers.
lin « is very serious.
near here today. The origin of the German cruisers havqjjqian s«it (o Del-
war.
The empress of Germany is a stanch
fire is unknown.
C iv il W a r h* Mew O a la e a .
A seat in the New York stock ex­
«goa bay. _ , ,
■
' , ,-
A r r e s te d a t R stc n e r t-
H a w a iia n S te a m e r W r e c k e d .
change was sold for >40,000, the high defend« of the bible, and deprecates
Victoria,
B.
O.,
Jan.
1.—News
has
Durban,
Jan.
1.—A
German
farmer
T
h
e
l
a
v
a
s
lo
a
o
t
C
anada.
Pittsburg,
Jan.
8.—An\explosion
ot
San
Francis«,
1.-A
ccord
in
g
all slighting remarks at court relative to
est prioe ever paid.
A «pedal to t e w « gas at Knoxville, a thriving
named Stncke and the Rev. Mr. Hartes, been received by the steam « Aorangi to Honolulu advices,the island steamer «v.NS r Y” ? ’ Jan'
the church or the scriptures.
the Times from Burlington, Vt
iv .
director ot the Hanoverian missions in of a bloody civil war which has been
William Cteggett, of Rochester, N.
borough near here, about midnight,,
wreck8d December 10.
ih ,‘
teT S ;
Nearly every grocery jobb« and Natal, have been arrested at Estoourt raging among the natives of Klriwina, nt Lahaina. She
Y., was killed by an elephant at Jack­
ran on a reef between
demolished
17 frame houses and a
New
Guinea.
In
the
fighting
the
head
sonville, Fla.
The animal aought wholeeal« in Missouri, Kansas, Okla­ on a charge of aiding the Boers. They
Lahaina and Kaanapali, and is a total gaged in storing large quantities of number of stables, partly wrecked a
chief
was
defeated,
and
11
villages
in
homa
and
Indian
territory
was
repre­
both claim the protection of Germany
revenge because Cleggett had given it
lose. No lives ware lost. The weather
dozen more frame dwelling, and tore
all were destroyed, with heavy'hlaugh-
sented at a meeting held in Kansas City
tobaoeo two days before.
was not rofigh, and it la supposed that
np several streets for hundreds of foe*.
R a g e a e ▼. S a u l l e y D e a d .
to organise against trusta. ,
the accident was due to an error of n ¿ r X .drrtriCn ° f / enn<”»t and Maine, No one was injured.
M. Osiris, a wealthy physician, ha»
St. Paul, Jan. 1 —Eugene V. Smal­
O
e
r
m
e
n
O
H
e
e
r
s
F
n
e
g
h
t
•
D
e
r
i
.
calculation.
In oelebrating the fiftieth anniversary
the Canadian boundary line Th.
presented to the Institute of France a
ley, the editor and publish« of the
Berlin, ^Jan. 1 .—Lieutenant Raab
San Diego, Cal., Jan. 8.—Chas. Tag-
sum representing an annual in c o m e of of his professorship Professor Virchow, Northwest Magasine, died at hia home and Lieutenant 8t. Clow, both of the
At Adams a brass »»and 1 ’»■ "begun a
." r
claim s to s have “ knowledge
of the who liert, who arrived in this city from tbs
>6,000 for a triennial prise of >20,000 of Berlin, said he owed his scientific in this city at midnight. As a news­ One Hundred and Fiftieth regiment, to practice for the politi
pur-
»liticai campaign.”
Cocopah oonntry of Lower California,
-■«te of some of the supplies.
for the most remarkable work, o r d i s ­ reputation almost entirely to his Ameri- paperman. author and publish«, Mr.
fought a duel today near Alonetoin,
enfi
and
Japaneae
punils-wbo
continneA
A*
k**’
*
»’
• • ’•»‘of «tockra
reports that the earthquake of Christ­
covery of general interest, especially in
The
Smalby
was
one
of
the
most
widely
Brfttsh
oonsnl
a
t
„
nt Prussia. The latter offlew
Mb
lave sold last spring’s calvee
C ity mas day had a marked effect upon •»*
p h efleld sof
*4 >18
known writers of the Northwest.
•nd w ill become an
(« h e a d .
•
geysers of that region, causing them W
spout with redoubled force,
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