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IV O T E S renewed Friday morning. HIGH IN M ONTANA. jW lta o M W aste«! • ■ 9 ,0 0 0 t e T ata for 1 Clark s a d Waa offered S lS .S O e . ■*- w ar te P ertlasff. Washington, Jan. 15.— p r. Ector, a Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 17.— I t haa dentist of Missoula, Mont., waa tbs D ayton Buller la Getting Around first been reported tin Vancouver that the OREGON witness before the Clark Investi The national convention of United mortgage held by the Portland Loan ft Two British Columns March' Their Intrenchments. gating committee today. Ho bad par- Mine Workers opened at Indianapolis. Trust Company against the Portland, ing to Relieve ¡Ladysmith. I tloipated in the campaign in Ravalli Vancouver f t Yakima Bailway Com When Bryan visits New York be w ill county in the lnteroat of E. P. Wooda, pany has been re-leased by a w ell- be entertained exclusively by Tam I Democratic candidate far tbo lsglslat- known transcontinental line, and that many. r NATIONS WHO BUY OUR GOODS ture, and who waa a friend of Clarks. COMMISSARIAT STORKS the latter road w ill push the construc WITH I Ector said ho bad acted a t tbo inetanoe tion work from the present terminus of of Bickford, one of C lark’s . managers, i the road to North Yakim a, and from Witness said Bickford had promised to on Sunday. O aa to th a B eat, T h a O ther to |h e W est Vancouver to Portland. pay him for hia services, t a t no spe a f th e U s ía P o sitio n —Burgh- General Wood has crossed Grange I t has also been asserted, by people c ific sum had boon mentioned. A ore M arin a N orth. river and established the first British who are in a position to know, that number of letters were read intending post in the enemy’s country. London, Jan. 15.—General B uller’s the Portland, Vancouver ft Y akim a to show that Bickford had been an W illiam Jackson, the scoot, is dead. Railroad Company haa “ jumped” the A determined woman and a huge J8 words, announcing hia forward agent of Clark in the senatorial race. old bridge pier in the Columbia river The United Verde mine was sold foi bread knife kept a mob at bay in C hi movement Thursday, ig Interpreted as Cross -examination of the witness waa meaning that be has passed around the $600,000. opposite the lower end of Vancouver. cago until sssiatanoe arrived. postponed until the defense could look western end of the Boer lines at Colan- Nobody has claimed ownership to the British authorities have released ths Sir W ilfred Laurier says that Can so and is now several miles behind np the letters received from Ector. pier for the past ten years, and a Representative Sullivan, member' of I German steamer Herzog. ada w ill give England both men and them and w ith in 14 miles of General quantity of material which was on the Montana legislature from Granite I Two white men were shot and tw t money to help her in the present strife. W h ite ’s ontposts at Ladysmith. ta n k when construction work ceased county, certified to haring been ap negroes were lynohed at Ripley, Tenn. waa sold for taxes. Summer resorts of Rooksway beach . The Boer forces a few days ago had proached by Bickford in Helena pre The old bridge pier in the Columbia Premier McDonald takes the attor and Jamaica bay, New York, may have forces w ith guns at Springfield, where vious to the meeting of the legislature fiver was built in boom times by the ney-generalship of the new Manitoba to move on acoount of threatening General B uller dates his dispatch. and asked to vote for Clark. I waves. cabinet. These commandos have been obviously Unton Paoiflo Railroad Company, “ 1 said,*' the witness testified,“ that During the years of 1889-50 that line I dislodged, either by fighting or by ma Wheaton and Schwan’s troops are A British flag and portrait of ths established a grade from Puget sound to qneen were trampled under foot in a keeping tbe rebels of Southern Luson neuvering, the Boers retiring across tbe I 538,201. O f tbeso enormous exports, Tugela as General B ailer advancos. I Vancouver via Kelso and UidiWield. V ictoria saloon. moving. Americans have few losses, I about 80 per cent found a market in I t was the intention to bridge tbe Co From General B uller’s dispatch, bnt the rebel losses are heavy. I the United Kingdom and its various President H ill, of the Great North coupled w ith the fact that unofficial lombia river at Vancouver, and to enter The trans-Atlantic steamship lines intelligence from tbe seat of war has ern, regards the ship subsidy b ill us a dependencies. The sum paid by ths Portland from the north. The draw have increased their passenger rates be virtually oeased sinoe Munday, the de national scandal. I British people for the Aiucrioau form pier was built at a oost of 9290,000. tween New York and Europe, owing I duction is drawn that Important opera products purchased during tbe period When construction w o r t ceased there Lord Bal four in a speech denied that to the heavy travel expected to the Paris tions are in progress, as be cannot mentioned reaohod as high as $408.- was about $50,000 worth of bridge ma- the last tor gold is the incentive to Eng exposition. 988,054 a year. Great Britain alone te iia l on the bank. move far without golgg agafort the land in the Tranvaal war. took more than one-half of our agrionl- John P. Reese, under a i m t in Fort Boer entrenobmenta. Construction work along the entire Suit has been begun in the United [ tnrul exports, the consignments cred line ceased suddenly, and there was a The death list, from enteric fever and I Scott, K an., has been released by States supreme court to test tbe valid Jugde Thayer’s order. Reese was being I dysentery at Ladysmith, averaging I THE P H ILIP PIN E C O M M IS S IO N ited to that country forming about 65 ' Urge number of lalior claims onsatis-1 ity of the Bland-Allison act. held for contempt of court for addrees from 8 to 10 daily, Is considered m on R eport W ill P ro b a b ly Bo B oad y Ba- per cent of the total shipments and tied. For some tim e a w atchm an was having an annual value of $302,407,« kept on the bridge pier. I t ’was his fore Pabruary 1. Governor Brady and the Cape Noma ing striking miners. serions than Oto 420 casualties of Satur | 701. delegation have appeared before ths day’s fight, as they indicate the fright duty to hang a bright light on each end New York, Jan. 15.— A special to The Servian m inistry has resigned, house committee on public lands. Germany, which ranks noxt to the of, the draw rest every night. He | the Times from Washington says: fully unsanitary condition of the be- owing to King Alexander insisting on United Kingdom as a mr.rket tor the worked «everal months, bnt was unable I The president has recommended the granting amnesty to all the political leagured town. A letter from Lady About the last of January the P hilip promotion of Howison, Kanta, Remeny prisoae« oonvictod of high treason smith, dated December 7, says that pine commission w ill submit their foil products of American ngricnlture, ,to- to collect his salary. No one seemed even then 90 ont of 640 men in the bat report to the president. President reived about 18 per oentof' the exports to know who owed him money or who , and Farquhar to be rear admirals. against his father, King M ilan, i talion of which the w rite r is à member Schnrman was at the White House tor 1894-98, the average yekrly value hired him. He attached some of the ] Ths United States cruiser Albany, A A circular appealing for peace and amounting to $86,820,254, >y material, which was sold to satisfy the , purchased from B razil, developed s ^edging for the Boers, signed by 400 Were sick w ith dysentery or enteric Thursday to announce that progress Franoe, w ith purchases that aver claim. Since that time no one baa I fever, and, aocording to à dispatch to w « h being made, and that before Feb speed of 80.87 knots during a builders'’ felergymen of a ll denominations in the the Daily Chronlole, dated January 8, ruary the work of the commission w ill aged $48,988,791 a year, or about 6.8 tria l run. Netherlands, has just been delivered to the patients and attendants in Tombi be completed. The report made in per cent of the total, was the third England w ill release seised Ameri- the “‘ Ousters of A ll Christian churches camp, where the hospital is, then num September was a general one, in which country in importance. These three greatest can flour. Foodstuffs are not cnnald. Great Britain. bered 8,800. aU the commissioners joined. In the countries— the United Kingdom, Ger The suit for the prise money for ths Remarkable scenes of patriotism fo il report each commissioner w ill deal many and France— received together “ British patrols have discovered par destruction of Ger vera’s fleet involves were witnessed in London last evening w ith a separate subject. That of Pres- i nearly 76 per cent of the total agrieul-‘ | ties of Boers in the direction of Knners- tural exports. ~ Barnat Grinberg, formerly a well- the question of whether or not the after a abort serv ice held for the volun ident Schnrman is on government for | dale, between Frere and Estcourt.” After the three countries just men known Jewish business man of Seattle, cruiser New York really participated teers in St. Paul’s cathedral. The vast the Philippines. He is considered A dispatch from Cape Town, dated has been arrested fo Tarnapoll, Ga- ( hi the battle audience was slow to disperse. Ladles the matter fully and has discussed his tioned, The Netherlands, Belgium, January 16, says: Canada, Ita ly and Spain afforded the liefo, Austria, *on a charge of buying I «vers that as al stood np on their ch ain beckoning and I report w ith the president. I t is as- "There is good reason to believe that girls for export from Austria to the calling to brothers, sons and friends fo I sumed that such practical points as he most important markets. The Nether the statement that Sir Charles Warren, United States. the ranks, the latter signalling back. may offer w ill be brought to the atten- lands bought 4.8 par oent of tho total; w ith 11,000 men, has gone toward Secretary Gage gives as* his reasons I The urgent deficiency appropriation A scene of great animation ensued. I tion of the appropriate committees of Belgium, 8.6 percent; Canada, 8.6 per Weenan is oorreot, and we may expect rent; Ita ly , 2.2 per oent; and Spain, for his recent aotion fo utilising na b ill, the first of the important bills for ] The organist introduced a few b an of I the senate and the house. important news shortly. tional banks as depositories for national tbe government, reported to the house the naional anthem In concluding the As to the questien of again sanding 1.6 per cent. The average value of the "Reports have been received here treasury notes that thereby he prevent by Chairman Cannon, carries $66,187,- voluntary, Tho effect of this was I a commission to tbe Philippines, it has •xports to those countries. that dysentery is very life fo X a d y - ed a disturbance in the business world. 841, of which $47,608,882 is reappro magloal. First the volunteers and I been suggested in congress bv both sen- He denies that be has discriminated priated for the m ilitary and naval es then the congregation ttook up the | ators and representatives that a joint CROSSED FREE STATE BORDER, Everything,is phenomenally quiet P E T T IG R E W , I commission of members might be fo favor of any bank. tablishments, and $8,826,600 for dis strains, and the vast oathednl was a t Sterkatrom.” J named for that purpose. I t would be I filled w ith ' enthusiastic song. Ths A London dispatch says the long tric t appropriations. Reports from the Boer camps affirm demonstrations were renewed by im very popular and also very expensive, pent-np storm is now bursting over the that the circle of investment has been The Boers have looted a ll the stores mense crowds outside. 1 Washington, Jan. 17— A spirited St. Paul’s bnt it is Insisted that i t would be a heads of home government officials. and mines in Swaziland. >( debate on the Philippine question oecu- drawn closer by the occupation of some churchyard and Ludagte Jiill w en better way of preparing congress for I t says that if parliament were fo ses hills nearer the town, thus liberating s pied the attention of the senate for Two cases of bubonic plague are re black* w ith people, and i t was impossi legislative action than the plan Of mak- sion, it is doubtful if they oonld retain reinforcements to oppose General Bui- t nearly Vhree hours today. Berry, of ble for the volnnteen to march. Jndi-) I fog up a oommiasion outside of oon-1 power, and only a remarkable change ported from South,Australia. • J Ar k ansa s , first addressed the senate fo vidnal members w e n pulled out of the gross and expecting members of both in the sitnat ion can save them when Londoners are s till complaining over The D aily News suggests that a m ul r support of the resolution recently intro- the next session convenes. the rigid censorship of war news. I ranks by their friends and admirers, I bouses to read their report after i t had titude of the rumors that originate fo I duoed by Baoon. of .Georgia, regarding who raised them on their shoulders, been made in order that it may become Senator Hoar has fhade public a let Carter Harrison has refused to accept I and thus carried them down Fleet a the disposition of the Philippines. He South Africa and London are given informed. I t is said that a- special currency by the English m ilitary au ter he had addressed to a number of the candidacy for governor of Illinois. I was followed by Pettigrew, of South street to the Temple. Those who es committee of , members well-known thorities fo order to mislead the Boers. Eastern papers fo reply to a speech b Dakota, fo support of his resolution of The rodm ill workers at Cleveland, caped hoisting proceeded slowly, sur would be more interesting and impres The war pages of the great dailies made by ex-representative-Qnigg, of ,, in q u iry . Pettigrew was very bitter sive. ( this morning are almost barren. Never the Essex Club. In i t he says that O., w ill strike, involving 4,000 work- rounded by clinging women. A fter f in his attack upon tbe administration.. ward a t the various theaters, where the Aguinaldo is honest, and that the war P rea a a W ill Be M onarch y A g a in . -. I Wolcott, of Colorado, replied to Pet- theless, the instruments on the loops men were entertained, and yet later, connecting the war office w ith the ca- was caused by a mistake made by Gen Chicago, Jan. 15,— Count de la s tigrow, scathingly arraigning the South on returning to barracks, these scenes Chasney, who was married in Colorado bles oontfoue to click eral Otis; that the Americans were the . Dakota senator for the attitude he had were renewed, and the streets wars Springs two days ago, and who passed aggressors and Aguinaldo wanted . assumed on tbe Philippine question. filled u ntil midnight w ith cheering through Chicago last night on his way Dutch colonials taken fo arms are people. B H e declared . hia belief that if A g u i-1 to Paris, believes eventually Franoe I A pro-Boer meeting was held fo not treated as w ar prisoners, but aro ■ naldo himself oocupied the seat in the w ill have again a monarohial form of . senate occupied by Pettigrew, ropro- A M YSTER IO U S WRECK government. English jiarliament may be oonvened ■ tenting the people of South Dakota, The latest official report upon tbe Honolulu, Jan. 17.— Since ‘the 1st B “ Nothing w ill be done to 1 ' political before the end of the month. . who had sent their sons as soldiers to Inst., nine oases of plague have devel foreign commerce of China shows a way to reorganise the present govern , the Philippines, he would be too patri- oped, making 22 cases to date. The Frenchmen are opposed to the new great increase both fo its imports and m ent,” tie said, “ until after tbe Paris > otic, too devoted to the interests of the board of health has adopted heroic exports. 2 treaty with America. * exposition. That is practically a mat- I country to assume the attitude assumed J ¡■measures, and i t la believed the work The Cree Indians of Canada mffy A Missouri lodge of Hibernians de * | ter of agreement among the high states by the present South Dakota senator. '1 | now fo progress w ill stamp out the 1 1 men. Bnt France Is near a change. cided that it would not help tbe Boers. take the warpath and strike a blow at ' Today’s session of the house was de scourge fo a abort tim e. Thus far but Great B ritain, now that the British The Fashoda incident and the Dreyfus The Chicago baseball club w ill make are busy. voted to consideration of D istrict of one European has been attacked. This ■ affair added mnch to the general dts- its spring training quarters at Los An Columbia business. Representative oase was that of Ethel Johnson, a Nor I oontent among the masses. A t the geles. Frederick D . Bonfils, one of the pro June W . Gayle, of Kentucky, was wegian g irl, aged 14 years. The other * I proper time the man to lead tbe royal- An Ontario (O r.) man has a scheme prietors of the Denver Post, was shot sworn fo, and Cannon reported the 21 cases are divided as follows: C hi * 1st party w ill be found. I t la not nn- for using the natural steam of hot and mortally wounded by a lawyer of urgent deficiency b ill, with a notice nese, 16; Japanese; 8; H aw aiian, 8; 1 likely that Prinoe Louis Napoleon, now that city,. that he would ask that i t be taken up Sooth Sea islander, 1, * a oolonel fo the Russian army, w ill he French warships have taken p-mns tomorrow. The 8d fost. the board of health de * the one chosen. ” The Pacific coast has sent forward sion of Kwong Chan W an bay, where clared the entire jndioial district of 1 I - ■ ! B oors Roar th e Soa >- K obols o a th o R u b . over $10,000 to the Lawton fund, and a boundary dispute has been pending fftaffBO Cases'At R o b o I b I b . under quarantine. The Durban, Natal, Jan. 19.— There is a Manila, Jan. 17.— Part of General Honolulu more w ill be sent. for several months. Washington, Jan. 16.— The state Boer commando fo the John C. Bate«’ troops are operating oounoil of state has appropriated $378,- The Boers have refused to allow the department has been informed by Mr. The wreck fo 8t. M ary’s bay, N. F ., country, Znluland, w ithin a day’s I about Isdcs Taal. The insurgents oon-1 000 for whioh to fight the plague and American consul at Pretoria to act a» I Is still unidentified, although it is be The ship was seen to be on fire by Hey wood, United States agent at Hono- march of the sea, w ith wagons. I t is tfoue to retreat south. place the city fo a proper sanitary con , I lulu, under date of January 1, that I British representative. lieved to be the Helgoland, which was residents sft miles away. Attracted to Colonel Hayes, w ith the Fourth cav dition. believed to be waiting for supplies and Tho bubonio plague appears to be .The secretary of war has asked tor under charter by tbe Standard Oil the scene, they found the after-half of eight deaths have occurred from the ammunition secretly landod near St. alry, is supposed to Lave reached Lipa, $750,000 for expenses in sending the Company. Ten bodies have been lo the wreck blazing fiercely, and the fore bubonic plagne at Honolnln sinoe the L aois’s bay. where many Spanish prisoners are held. spreading fo Japan. Even m ail cannot part under water. Kerosene fo the last telegraphic report, December 16 Spanish prisoners home from Manila. cated among tbe rooks. The Boers have looted a ll thk stores Colonel Anderson, w ith the Thirty- oome from there w h ile the present last, which announced three deaths cargo helped the blaee. eighth infantry, took Talisay, on the rales are enforced, and the island and mines in Swaziland territory, and California wants foreign countries A lone robber held up two restau A t that time only three men were from the cause of the plague. Dr. the rained natives are completing tbe north shore of the lake, w ith bnt little steamship companies w ill suffer heav forced to reduce the duties on canned rants fo tbe midst of Kansas City at 6 left on board. Two were on the bridge Heywood also states that the entire destruction. The Ke An Hon arrived this opposition. Major Cheatham, w ith a ily . goods through reciprocity treaties. fo the morning. Both jobs were ac and one was in the rigging. Those en city of Honolulu is quarantined. I morning from the island without hav battalion of the Thirty-seventh, on his complished fo lees than five minutes, j z The shipbuilding trust has not yet the bridge were safe until about 8 P. B er o n a l I k s T n g o la . ▼ •■ asasla fflnaaeaa Iasprava. way to San Pablo, dispersed 400 Insur ing been able to approach any wharf. been organised. The amount of capi L and tbe robber esospsd, tbs gaping M ., when they were washed overboard I Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 16.— The London, Jan. 16.— A special diapatob gents, whom the cavalry are pursuing There were deputy sheriffs w ith shot talisation is not yet determined upon. people making no resistance. and drowned, the bridge being carried financial crisis is ended. The diffi from Cape Town, dated Eriday, Jan- toward Alamfoos. guns a t every landing plaoe, and they Mm. C. M. Foote, of Los Angeles, away. The survivor soon after left the culty between the government and the I uary 12 (evening). announcos thatG en The Big Four railroad w ill resume A troop of the Third cavalry lost shouted the order to keep away. The payment of common stock dividends Cal., aged 78, died suddenly on the rigging, swam to the rocks, and twice bank has been amicably settled, and I eral Warrea has crossed the Tugela two men killed and three wounded fo result was that the steamer returned to river. and w ill take over the Chesapeake f t north-bound Oregon express between endeavored to get a footing. Failing public confidence is restored, an engagement with the insurgents Honolulu absolutely empty. Gazelle and Montague, fo the Hiski- in this, he made his way back to the Ohio. Leung Chi Tso, the Chinese reformer, near San Fernando de la Union, Janu j Ia4ta~w nrBar~iHUev. R a t tle I m m i n e n t . yous. She waa accompanying the re rigging, where he died of exposure dur-1 ary 12. 1 Is now fo Honolulu. The Chinese oou- Unole Sam w ill press her claim mains of her late husband to Seattle London, Jan. 16.— Renewed buying Boer Headquarters at Colenso, lng the night. ----------- ■■■■ ------- | sul has written to the government pro against Santo Domingo. Franoe got I I of silver by the Indian government, the Thursday— Everything points to a great B r a s o v ’s P ro c la m a tio n s. ' ; Many dead bodies are visible tossing ber money and now demands an I fur bnrial. testing against Leung being allowed to Statist says, cannot be mnch longer de London, Jan. 17.— A dispatch to the i remain here. .John Barrott, ex-minister to Siam, fo the snrf. Two of them, thiown np layed fo consequence of rapes ooinage I battle w ithin the next few days, Lady apology. D aily M ail, dated January 16, from smith for the last twro nights has been fo a public address in Chicago, said in a oove, cannot be reached, owing to The Boers fo a spirit of humor hava that Senator H oar’s speech, which the heavy sea. One is thought to be requirements, and this w ill lead doubt 1 firing rockets The object is not known | Loremo Marques, says: lees to a marked improvement fo tbe ■ named three prison streets fo Pretoria "President. Kroger has issued a proc that of a woman. Boats and other I was cabled to Hong Kong, and subse prioe of silver. “ Ladysmith,” "M afeking” and “ K im lamation ordering a ll burghers to th j 1 quently put into hands of the Filipinos, wreckage are thrown ont among the berley.” PortlBBff C a r rio n W ill R oglstor M all. I front. The Volks 8tom, the Transvaal t caused the open insurrection fo the offioial organ, suggests that the moment England cannot understand why Philippines. Washington, Jan. 18.— The plan of < the British cross the border, the gold 1 A u to m o b ile s la N ew Y ork. - * having mail registered bv carriers when | B uller’s forces did not press a passage Mm. Christina H irth , of East 8t. industry should be irretrievably de- « New York, Jan. 15.— A recently or collected w ill be put in practical opera- j on the Tugela while W hite was engag Louis, emerged from a trance to find ganised company w ill, put into public strayed. ,1 ing the Boers to the North. tion January 19 in 60 eities. Among , herself under process of befog em service in tbe streets of this city next “ President Kroger iasned a circular a the cities chosen are 8t. Louis, Denver ] A t Battle Creek, Mioh., the body of balmed and prepared for the grave. A to Boer commandants and burghers, h week 200 automobile carriages and 100 and Portland, Or. The servioe w ill be , Sherman Chnroh, a m iller, was found movement of the eyelid saved the urging them to show more energy in t automobile omnibuses. Tbe charge inaugurated elsewhere when oonsid- , wedged under a water wheel. The woman from death at the hands of the the Transvaal cause. .H e quotes osalm L for cabs w ill be J6 cents a mile and ered beneficial, upon the applications j hands were tied and a weight fastened undertaker or from burial alive. 75 cents an hour. of the local officials. , to the leg. at Dayioa, Orsgee, John Boston, a negro, of Ruaeell county, A la., oonvictod of chicken setaling has been pardoned by Governor Johnston on oondition that “ for twelve months he shall not buy, steal or eat another chicken, or any part thereof.” A lady fo Baltimore was so attracted to a pet monkey that when it shuffled off this mortal ooil she gave a bang-np funeral. There were six pall-bearere, tour carriages for ths mourners, and several floral designs, one of them be fog an "empty chair.” A new cure for rheumatism has been discovered fo New South Wales. I t is called the whale hath. The treatment consists fo depositing the patient fo the body of a dead whale. Almost lnvari- ably the patient is able to climb right ont unassisted. That remarkable cures are reported is not surprising. Lawrence E. Brooke, who four yean « • I Worked aa a laborer fo a vineyard at Fresno, Cal., for $1.60 a day, went to the Klondike in 1896, and there, by lucky mining, has made a fortune amounting to over $800,000, He late ly visited hie old home and birthplace in Savannah, M. Y. Many Boors are believed to he trek king northward from Ladysmith. l a d ls n a B a a k R o b b e d . From the stomach of a woman who Groat N orthore W ill Go t e C olorad o. Princeton, fiffi., Jan. 16.— Robben I died fo Indiana, a short tim e since, the 8ioux C ity, Iowa, Jan. 16.— Colonel bandies of sx silver teaspoons were blew open tbe safe and vault fo the taken, and now the stomach of a dead banking house of McGinnis, Teel ft W . P. Clough, vice-president of the child at Lebanon has turned out several Co., at Owensville, this county, early Great Northern, has definitely adm it this morning and secured $16,000, tbe ted that system > fotaJtion to build I silver coins. total currency fo the bank. The money to Omaha and Denver. I t la under Toothache troubled a oat belonging waa placed on a handcar on the Evans stood, however, that the terminals to James Dever, of Norristown, Pa. A ville ft Terre Haute road and ran to here owned by the Sioux C ity Terminal dentist extracted a ll her teeth and Poseyville, 12 miles southeast. Here Railway ft Warehouse Company w ill fitted an artificial set fo her jaws the handcar was left, and the money first be required, at a prioe of approxi Every night, before retiring, she runs was removed to a vehicle. The rob mately $400,000, or permanently to her master to have her teeth re bers then crossed the Wabash river to leased before tbe extension movement moved. the Illinois side and escaped. begins. illiam L . Decker, of Greenwich, B r itish C olu m b ia Offer A ea o g ted . W ill S oil G loba B aak C o lla ter a l. Conn., Is certainly an unusual man. Victoria, B. O., Jan. 18.— The Ca He purchased a fine residence property Boston, Jan. 16.— A t a meeting of there upon which was located a $6,000 the Boston Clearing-House Association nadian government has aooepted B rit home. I t was his Intention to build a today it was voted to sell the collateral ish Columbia’s offer of a oompany of $26,000 home and to move the h n « ^ held as security for the $8,500,000 fo mounted scouts for South African ser but he found that the old structure clearing-house .certificates issued to the vice. could not be moved without cutting Globe National bank before its ool- O lllm o re A sstgaod to D u ty . , • down beautiful shade trees that adorn lapse. . Washington, Jan. 15.— Lieutenant the place. H e sacrificed the value of T b s Law te n ffa a d . Glllmore, formerly of the Yorktown, the house rather than the trees, and Washington, Jan. 15.—General Cor and tor many months a prisoner in tbs had it torn lb pieces and removed bin announced today that the auberip- hands of ths Tagals, has bean q — «g-r* eoemeal. In these days of merciless tions to the Lawton fund had reached to ' temporary duty on the Glacier. straotion of natures’ beauty i t i s the handsome figure of $80,101, $8,000 pleesinff to sw that some people hare a having been received sinoe the last little respect for i t t B ap ortaU oa e t A sid e P ro h ib ite d . London, Jan. 16.— The Gazette to day proclaims the prohibition of the exportation from the United Kingdom and the carrying coastwise of a variety of acida capable of befog converted into m ilitary storee. S ooator H oor T a k e s No NoU eo o f I». Washington, Jau. 16.— Senatoi Hoar ‘ -might declined to take any notice of ie statements attributed to M r. Bar rett, ex-minister to Siam, in anaddreaa on the Philippine question. The sena tor said that General Otis’ reports gave the fullest account of the events that led to hostilities, and that he expects, as hs has already given notice, to deni w ith the whole matter fo the eenate. asserts that he has searched the Bible without befog able to find any other mode that can be followed by the Boers, who must fight ’fo the name of the Lord.’ “ Commandeering is progressing bus ily a t Pretoria, where the town guard is exchanging Mansers for Martinis, as the former are badly needed a t the front. ’ “ I t Is said that there are nearly 1,000 British prisoners fo Pretoria.” T h e G rip In Sp ain. Barcelona, Jan. 17.— An epidemic of grip has seized the town ami mortality has increased. H a lf the population is bedfast and in the stores and w ork shops only one-fonrth of the usual num ber of employee are working. - P o rlsh o d la a to r e . New York, Jan. 16.— Three people, a mother and two children, were burned to death to a fire tonight fo a two-story dwelling on Pine street. ffe g m e s o W ill T r ela C h in e s e .” Peking, Jon. 17.— A significant sign of tbe part Japan hopes to play fo the future of China is that the Japanese government has definitely offered to establish a m ilita ry academy at Peking to educate Chinese under Japan offlb dais. I t is said China 1. favorably lm - pressed toward this proposition. A. BIanclmrd, aged 65, ftis wife, Paria, Jan. 16.— Spotted Tall, the aged 48, and a boarder named W illia m well-known Sioux chief, died of heart Mmmy, aged 6«. were burned to death disease yesterday. He was 89 yean e< J o lh e ir home near Merrimac, N . H . The cause of the fire is unknown. Butte, M ont., Jan. 16.— JoeMelivich and Joseph W hxwell, working in the Golnsa-Parrott mine, were instantly killed at an early hour this morning by the exptosibB of a blast that had hung 11». J. J. R iley and E ll Pollvlch, who were working w ith the nnfortn- nato men escaped miraculously without a scratch. The four man were work ing in a d rift on the 1400-foot level, and had Ered a round of holes. They supposed a ll had gone off. and re- tam ed to the d rift to dean np the de bris, when n “ m iand hole” went off.
