Dayton herald., June 22, 1900, Image 2

D a y to n H era ld :
L A lb R NEWS.
PRISONERS IN PEKIN
TR A IN
IN
A M AIL
STORM .
d l l W te d a w a o a O ao a id e W »ra B r a k a a
a a d B a » fc D u a l » D a a a .
THE ALPHA LANDED1
18
IT
MALARIA
(Mpnlar aeittun
OR
ALUM f
WAR ON THE WORLD
Languor, loss of appetite, indiges­
tion and often feveriabnes* are the com­
Kaneas City, Jana M .— The Burling­
Chlaeee torto at Taka fired on foreign
mon symptoms of a physiological con­ Chinese Forts Open Fire on
-eira stell«» ■» » • M«»-
K nur*« m ss s n« 4-«lii
ton passenger train from Denver reeoh- Had No Trouble Gettine to
affisa •* naytoa. OMfon
reeeel*, bat were soon lo iced to ear- Members hf the Foreign Le­
dition termed “ m alaria.”
A ll these
ed the Union depot tote last night In a
Foreign Warships.
symptoms may be and frequently are
OREGON.
Cape
Nome
May
as.
sadly wreaked oondition, having passed
DAYTON
gations
in
Trouble.
the
effect
of
the
i
m
of
alnm
baking
Rossi* has demanded of China an in
through one of the severest hail and
powders in food making. There is no
demnity of 50,006.000 taels for the
wind storms which railroad men My
DAMAGE
W AS
DONE
question about the poisonous effect of L IT T L E
railroad from “
they iver encountered. The train ran D ID NOT TOUCH A T 8T . M IC H A E L
alum upon the system.
I t obatrncta
SLOW MARCH OF R E L IE F COLUMN into the atorm between Falla C ity and
Tain to Pekin.
digestion, prostrates the nerves, ooagn-
Rulo, Nab., 40 mitoe weak of St. Jo­
John Vase, one of the best-known
latea and devitalises the blood.
A ll P o r t ia r a t lo « « a t T » b e O p o a o d t b o C o » -
seph, Mo. The railroad men say that at B r o u s k t B a » k F » a r P a sM B g a r s, V Fltk
mining experts on the Pacific Coast,
this has been made clear, thanks to
d ie t b r t b o Baipra««* O rd o ra —
« ■ • H a a d rad T k - a t u t C b la a sa T roop« tim e* It seemed as if the oars would be
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la
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s
« ■ la t o r o s t t e d C o lle o t lo a o f I t M t e F r e w died of consumption at Baker C ity,
physicians, boards of health, and food
Mow !■ H a a d s e f r o w o r a .
G a a r d la * t h e C ity ’« O k te « -F o r -
B ia b a r T b a a B a p o r te d .
lifted from the tracks.
Or., aged 4« years.
t b o T w o H o m U p h o ra « P r a r a a te d
cofiimiasions. So “ highly injurious to
■ Igaars M ay S ol«« T a k a .
The
stonn
struck
the
train
In
an
In ■ <?oad»a»»d F e n a .
Trouble is rife in the northern part
the health of the community” does the
London, Jnne 20.— China declared
open piece of oonntry, and the engineer
of the Republic of San Doimngo. Many
Vancouver, B. 0 .. Jnne 19.— That eminent head of the University of
war against the world when the Takn
threw
open
the
throttle
in
the
hope
of
London, June 18.— This to the situa­
arrest*
have
been
made,
includng
lead­
the gold fields of Cape Nome are richer Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider the
Britiah mariaee killed and wounded
tion in China as i t appears to the running away from it. The train was and more productive than has yet been alum baking powders, that he M y* forts opened fire upon the international
er* of the former government party.
40 Bozen.
Shanghai correspondent of the Daily filled w ith people, and in the oara there , represented, is the story brought down “ their m I* should ba prohibited by fleet. The accounts of what took plaoe
In consequence of the gravity of the Express, cabling last evening:
are s till nnmtiafactoiy. the best semi­
waa great excitement. W ith all the
Robots’ line oi communication le
by the steamer Alpha, which arrived la w ."
»
situation in Chin*. England has order
official Information being the dispatch
‘I t to really a state of veiled war. wind and rain came hall. H a ll stones from the North tonight. From a-single
again open.
Under these circumstances it is received at Berlin from Che Foo. A
ed the Seventh Bengal infantry at The members of the foreign legations fell a* large as baseballs. Every win­
General Grant report* the captan of Simla, India, to proceed to Hong Kong.
claim, worked by 20 men in the employ worth the while of every housewife to
prom dispatch from Che Foo, dated
in Pekin are virtually prisoners, ana dow In the north side of the sleeper, of Jack Brady, >16,000 waa taken ont
San Miguel, a rebel stronghold.
employ the very little care that ia neo- yesterday afternoon, mya:
J. C. Pardee, aged 86 years, a brake- the Chinese troops are only restrained three coaches and one mail-car was In one week and the Mme oiaim panned
easary
to
keep
so
dangerous
an
element
The summer residence of the Britiah man on the Southern Pacific train, who from attacking them by (ear of the le­ samshed. Glass flew all over the cars, |
* ‘The forts on both able« of Takn are
ont >66,000 within a month.
Aa an from the food of her family- •
minister at Peking ha* been burned.
now occupied. The Chinese o;>ened
live* in Ashland, O r., was killed a t gation guards. Meanwhile, the minis­ and many of the passengers were out (
A pare cream of tartar baking pow­
earnest of Cape Nome’s golden pro­
Seven persons w e n drowned by the Dunamnir, Cal., by bein run over b y d ters are altogether nnable to oommuni- by flying fragment*. Water poured in ductiveness, the Alpha brought down der, which is the only kind that should fire unexpectedly. The caanalties to
through
the
wimfows,
and
fairly
flood-
j
the mixed force were as follows:
cate
w
ith
the
commanders
of
the
relief
apaetting of a boat on Lake Bennett, train.
There were be used, ought to cost about forty-five
ed the car*. The m ail clerk* in the >260,000 in gold dost.
' “ Killed — British, one; German,
Alaska.
Information from Pekin, brought to column, which to making an enforoed
Therefore, H three; Russian, one, and French one.
mail-oar climbed np near the roof of five passengers on hoard, and the dust to fifty cents a pound.
.nd
isolated
halt
between
Tien
Tain
Shanghai
bf"
refugees,
sa
y
*
that
the
Four people w e n killed by the de­
belonged to four of them, in the fol­ von are paying much less something is
the car to keep d ry . Much of the mail
“ Wounded— Britiah four; German,
struction of a large cooperage plant in city la in a state of panic. Incendiary and Pekin- The walla of the oapital
wrong; if yon are paying twenty-five sevep; Russian, 46, and Fronoh, one.
lowing amounts:
-r e s,
matter
was
damaged
by
water.
The
are
guarded
by
100,000
imperial
troops.
Area are o f nightly occurrence, and
Jack G ill, of Seattle. >146,000:. J. C. cents oi less per pound, the powder is
B rooklyn
“ Chinese torpedo boats were seised.”
The gates are heavily defended w ith damage done the can and sleeper w ill
Always
Robert** force* bad a . hard battle soorea of outrages are reported. Wo­ modem gune. General Tnng, acting amount to about >500. Every window Mongahan, of Denver, >40,000; Frank certainly made from alnm .
The
Shanghai correspondent of the
wtih General Botha, bat did not defeat men and children from Tien Tsin are under orders from the empress dowager, In the engine cab was smashed by the Green, of Kansas C ity. >80,000; Glen bear theae simple facta in mind when Daily M ail telegraphing yesterday says:
pouring into Shanghai.
The ohief
Tinaley,
an
old
Dawron
minor,
who
parchasing
linking
powder.
'the Boer leader.
,
“ The forts begap firing in obedience
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danger there to the iaq| that the native says that no more foreign troops shall hail.
went to Nome la«t year, >36,000.
to the orders from Pekin, conveyed In
Pennsylvanian* w ill push the candi­ town, behind the European settlement, enter the sacred city. .
TO
CELEBRATE
TH
E
F
O
U
R
TH
.
Unnanal interest has followed the
the personal edict of the empress dow- !
“ Monday the ministers sent a de­ OOOE FOR THE PH ILIP PIN E S. Alpha’s trip, not only beoanse she was
dacy of former governor Pattison for to fu ll of had characters, whose a tti­
ager, by advice of Kang Y i (president
mand
to
the
Taung
il
Yamun
that
the
the vice-pneidenoy.
tude to becoming every-day more «“ O-
C o m m issio n e r « A re a t W o rk o a O aa for the first steamer to sail for Cape Nome, T h r a o B a y « a t F » « t l » l l r H a v e B a o a
A r r a n g e d fo r In r o r t l n n d .
of the minister of w a t.) Several w ar­
gates he opened, declaring that other­
S e p te m b e r .
The money appropriated by congreu lent and menacing.
but more especially on aooount of pos­
ships were struck by shells from 13-
wise
the
foreign
troops
would
enter
Portland,
June
18.—
The
Fourth
of
for nae at the month of the Columbia
1 Manila, Jnne 20.— Judge Taft and sibility of International complications,
A t Needles, Chi., the federal quaran­
thia no reply - waa given.
July w ill he celebrated In Portland inch gnnt of the forts. The heavy
f o r c i b l y . To
---------------------
w ill be oaed at once.
his
colleagues
of
the
civil
commission
the
Alpha
being
a
Canadian
bottom
tine
inspector
has
been
prevented
from
nne u u p e c w r u a « ooou
, maa8aoe waa unanswered, or
Russian losses were due to the blowing
are studying the different legislative; and Nome not being a sub-part of en­ this year aa It never has been before.
Two person* w e n drowned at Soatk m o o tin g
had «»°*
w » ™ ™ 1 when the
np of the magaainse of Mandahug.
. z
Three
days
of
festivity
have
been
ar­
phases
of
the
situation
preparatory
to
try . Bat the skipper had no trouble
ir Claude
Bend, Ind., by the capaiaing of a boat at the etoto line and his authority to news left Pekin. s
“ Four hnudred Chinese btro reported
Sir
Claude MacDon-
MacDon the work of enacting new laws on Sep-I
ranged
for.
with
special
programme*
w ith the customs regulations.
He
ignoraed by the railroad officials. O r­ aid’s latest message says that the lega­
on the river, at that place.
for every day. The oommittee which k illed . The Chinese, who were re­
ders have been issued to a ll oonduoton tions are capable of sustaining an effect­ temher 1, when they w ill assume legis-‘ sailed from Vanoonver on A pril 6, has the matter In charge la oom posed treating, fell into the bands of the Rus­
Methuen and Kitchener, in art er
latlve
power*.
The
subject*
have
been
clearing
for
St.
Michael.
H
e
says
he
sian land force.”
gagement with Dewet’» troop*, scat­ to take up the pare of the inspector, ive defense unless attacked in force."
tentatively divided among them as fol­ was so menaced with icebergs as he of enterprising buslneM men, among
M r. Jenkins, It presented, and collect
Russia, this corresi>ondent asserts,
The D aily News has the following
tered the Boers in all directions.
them being Gen. Owen Summers, Julias
approached St. Miohael that he pro­
his tore. Jenkins has wired to Surgeon notwithstanding assurances to the con­ lows:
Terry MoGovern, champion light­ Kenyoun for instructions. The oon­
Judge Taft— Crown lands, land titles, ceeded directly to Nome, landing 168 L. Meier and Dan McAllen. They from Che Foo:
“ Two ot the foita were blown np.
weight of the world, knocked out To» duoton have also been ordered to give trary, sides with China. Some of the the church and the oivil servioe, the passengers and their «applies on the have succeeded In securing a rate of
foreign troops are already reported to last-named w ith a view ot bringing beach on May 96. and sailing for Van­ on* fare for the round trip from all The 82 warships a t Takn aggregated
W hite in three rounds at New Fori the inspector no Information.
points In the state, so that everyone 200.000 tons, and carried more than
he in the environs of Pekin, and the
C ity .
;
-
8. J. McCowan, superintendent of attitude of the Chinese troops to in­ from the United States a good class of couver on May 80.
w ill be enabled to come to Portland 800 guns.”
government employes, who shall event­
The Alpha waa carried by the toe to
New York capitalist* have secured the Phoenix, Arto., Indian Industrial
creasingly menacing._______
and help celebrate.
ually
replace
army
officers
In
the
oivil
the
Siberian
coast,
and
for
five
days
was
concessions from the government of School, having been directed to Inves­
T R IP O F T H E E L D E R .
Among the unique feature* whioh
packed in the io* nnable to move.
Honduras to build a railroad in that tigate the condition of the Pima In ­ ROUTED BY FU NSTO N ’S MEN. administration.
have
been
arranged
is
a
grand
illu
m
i­
Judge W right — Internal Improve­ She finally made Nnnivak island, where
country.
diana on their reservation on the Gila M aova B e lj a I n s a v g a a t« S c a t te r e d -O a a
t b o J o a r a « r F r o a s P o r t la a d
ments, oonstabnlary, commerce, corpor­ she found" the San Francisco whalers. nated parade a t night, whioh o jll take d e e o a a t o f to
A m a r le a a K ille d .
Wood workers of Chicago threaten to river,- 80 miles from Phoenix, who
D u tch H a rb o r.
the
place
of
the
usual
fireworks.
V
o
l­
Alexander
and
Jeanette,
with
about
Manila, June 18.— Upon information ation franchises and the crim inal code.
reported to be suffering
go oat on July 1, nnlee* their wages
Dntch
Harbor,
Jnne 7.— Thus far
leys
of
rockets
and
m
in
e
s
w
i
ll
he
die-
a n increased. The «trike w ill involve
furnished by Major Wheeler to the ef­ ■ Henry C. Ide— Banking and currency 100 passengers each, alao trying to charged aa the parade moves along has the good ship Elder, with her en-
dates that 8,00ft Pimas
and the organisation of civil court*.
reach
Nome.
After
apending
three
__equal nnmoer oi Papagoes are In
fect that General Lacuna intended to
8,000 workmen.
Bernard Moses— Revenues, taxation daya more in very heavy loe near F rl- through the street*, and In the prooes- thusistlc collection of goldeeekers, pro
Two city detective* of Kansas City groat distress. Congress has appropri­ attack Papaya, province ofNenva Ecija. and aohoola.
byloff islands, the Alpha finally made slon w ill be many brilliant fire floats grossed on her way to the land of
. .
undertook to stop a street fight between ated >88,000 for the relief of th e ln - General Funston, w ith staff officers,
The
commissioners
have
established
Nome, whither the Alexander had pre­ and sqnads of torch bearer*. The beat prom ise. Under la ir auspices has the
a crowd of negro men and women and diana and rations w ill soon be distri­ Captain Koehler and troop G, of the offices in the same building with Gen­ ceded her two, day*.
Bo overjoyed qj music has been provided, and visit­ journey been thus far, and the light of
Fourth oavalry, and half a oompany of
-
a* a result a man and a woman were buted.
eral
MacArthur,
and
are
receiving,
dis­
were
the
miner*
at
the
doable
arrival ors to the city w ill find no lack of op­ hope kindles each eye has the future is
Many have suffered
A second-class naval station w ill be the Thirty-fourth Infantry, repaired to cussing and absorbing the opinions of of. the Alexander and the Alpha that a portunity to find entertainment while contemplated.
killed.
Papaya. General Lacuna was found
giving vent to their patriotism.
from the tria l* which the capricious
army
and
navy
men
and
of
foreigners
oivic
holiday
was
declared,
and
the
Newe has been reoelved in New York established at San Diego, Gal.
with 200 men occupying a position on
mood ot “ Old B rin y " has inflicted on
of the murder of D r .,Edna G . Terry,
Churches and residences of foreigners a ridge seven miles south of the town. and Filipino*. The people of Manila Canadian boat waa received w ith sa­
them, b at not mveroly; for, to give
BEATEN BY REPORTER.
lutes. all the customs regulations being
seemed
pleased
with
the
democratic
in charge of the Station of the Metho­ in Tien Tsin have been burned.
General Funston- attacked vigorously,
Old Briny credit, thus far he has been
waived, although a* she had cleared
dist Epiaoopal Woman’« Foreign Mis­
An extra session of congress may be 60 Americans charging the enemy un­ course of the commissioners.
H o w a N««rs|S*par M an R e t a lia t e d f o r very lenient w ith us. O nr tim e has
from
Vanoonver
for
St.
Michael
the
sionary Society at Taung I I ua,-China. eonvened owing to the Chinese war.
der a hot fire. The insurgent* fled.
I a « a lt e F ra S t a C a a d ld a te .
been ‘ passed In visiting the sick and
discharge of her freight was In direct
Thomas Lewis, a miner of Tucson,
FIG H T TO A FIN SH .
On their attempting to make a stand
China w ill have a heavy b ill of dam­
A
good
story, and one w ith a moral, needy, who, like the poor, are always
contradiction of the custom laws.
A ria., ha* been arrested on a charge of ages to pay for the Boxer outrages later. Captain Koehler, with a detach­
Nome was rather dull daring March 1* related by a well-known Southern In evidence on a sea trip , and venous
setting fire to the Catalina forest*, when order to again restored.
ment of troops, charged and scattered • t . L o o ts T r p a s lt C o m p a n y B e l s e t s
and
April, work being entirely ana- writer, says the New York M a il and social diversions, consisting of enter­
, where 6,000,000 feet of timber were
them. The pursuit over the rough
S trik ers* O f « . .
___;
tainments in the afternoon and song
Fire
destroyed
the
Home
for
-the
pended
on aoconnt of cold weather. ExpreM.
destroyed. A miner who was with
country lasted until nightfall. Twen­
services in the evening. Our worthy
St.
Louis,
Jnne
20.—
W
ar
to
the
“
No
great
statesman
with
good
hard
Lew i* claim« that Lewie became Ik- . riendless children at Leadville, Cole., ty two of the insurgents were killed. knife waa the slogan adopted by the Several tim e* dating the winter the hone sense ever went ont of bi* way to leader has been Judge Galbraith, and
censed because the pine needle* hart causing the death of four of the inmates. - One American was killed and on* striking employe* of the St. Louis settlement narrowly escaped total de­ offend a newspaper man,” he days.
to him we are deeply indebted for his
A ll the buildings
his feet and set fire to them, causing
Francia of Orleans, Prince of Join- wounded.
_____ J Transit Company today. This extrem e struction by fire.
‘Some y ea r s a g o there w as a very hot many kindnesses in helping out the
are
said
to
be
flimsey
structures,
and
the most disastrous forest fire ever yillar son of the. late Louis Philippe,
An important capture of Filipino in­ action was decided upon this afternoon
programme. W e are also ’ honored by
campaign In Georgia for a big office.
known in the Southwest.
...
king of the French, to dead of pneu­ surgents was reported to the war de­ when, the proposition adopted by the no fir* protection la afforded.
“ In a distant olty lived a candidate having in onr midst a poet, John E . M.
The
extent
of
the
gold-producing
area
partment this morning by General striking street-car men yesterday look­
Fifteen hundred Boeis surrendered to monia, aged 82 years.
of Nome seems much greater than was who was confident of election. H i Shea, who has been inspired to w rite
a poem aboard, en titled , “ The Voyage
General Brabant.
Throe persona wave killed and ,18 MaoArthur, .in the following oable- ing to a settlement of the strike was at first supposed, and all over the oenn- was proud and haughty, and though
,r*m :
of the E ld e r." Among the faces fa ^ '
turned down by the Transit Company. try men are reported to be washing only of himself.
H a lf the town of Frances, Wash., seriously injuied by a collision between
“ General Maoabnloa, w ith eight
an express train and a train filled with
President Gompers, of the Federa­
“ A young newspaper man waa de­ m ilia r to Portland people are: W. T.
was destroyed by fire.
officers, and 148 rifles, surrendered to tion of Labor, called on President from 18 to 26 cents to the pan In gold. tailed by the managing editor to ac­ Hume. W . 8. Chapman. Captain W a t­
race-goer* near London, England. *
Golden
Gat*
and
Mascot
creek
are
San Francisco’s Chinatown w ill be
Colonel Llscum, of the Ninth infantry, Whittaker, of the transit company, to­
company the statesman and report his son, George W . Haxen, Joe Ben L a n *.
G. P. Rnmmelin, a well-known
released from quarantine June 28.
at Tarlac, thia morning. Macabuloe is day In the Interest* of the striker* and turning ont well.- Topoock ia the big- speeches.
Stlvey Stnait, J. D . McKinnon, Cap­
merchant of Portland, Or., waa mur­ the most important insurgent leader
get* find of the season, where I t ia con­
.Boers have evacuated Laing’s Nek, dered in New Fork olty, presumably
remained in conference w ith him and sidered nothing remarkable for a miner
“ Now oomM the fonny part of the tain Lyons. We have bnt few ladies
•nA Bailer Is encamped on Joubert’s for the purpose of robbery. His throat in Tarlac and Pangasinsn.”
the hoard of directors for some time. to make >80 a day on many of the story. The statesman ignored his oom- aboard. Among them are Mro. G al­
farm.
The conference broke np a t 1:16 P. M ., claims, although the gold ia found In panion— left him to take care of him ­ braith, Mrs. Hnme, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs.
P h lllp p ln » S o ld ie r s l t e t a r a ln g .
was out from ear to ear.
San Francisco Chinese have won an­
Washington, Jnne 18.— Adjutant- and Gompers announced that a ll nego­ intermittent streaks. I t was on Top- self— introduced him to noIxxly— treat­ Wilson and Mias Jewell.
A native rising has occurred In the
Captain Randall ia quite popular,
other case against the board of health Gambia oolony. West Africa, and two General Corbin received a cable mes­ tiations between the strikers and the oook creak that >66,000 was oleaned np ed him without r • consideration.
transit oompany were again off. W h it­ In 80 daya. Topcock la 16 m ile* from
“ Onoe when tb j were riding In a and baa won muoh praise by his gen­
of that city.
sage
from
General
MacArthur
from
M
a­
British commissioners and six members
taker refused to submit the question of the sea, and 60 miles south of Nome. buggy through the country they stop­ tlemanly and considerate deportment.
The steamer China arrived at Sar of the police have been killed at Sann- nila today saying that the transport
reinstatement of the striking employes One thousand people are working there ped at a spring. The statesman cooled M r. Heywood, the purser, and M r.
Francisco from the Orient with 66C kandi, on the south banks of Gambia Hancock sailed today w ith the return­
to arbitration. W hittaker M id the now, and there have been clean upa a hottie of wine tn the spring and drank Owena, the freight olerk, also deserve
river, by Mandingoea The party had ing battalion of the Eighteenth infan­
Chinese merchant*.
best be coaid do if the strike were de­
it all, witnont offering the journalist a special mention for their ooartesies.
try.
This
battalion
to
composed
en­
Mrs. George H . Baker, widow of the gone to Sa&nkanndl to settle a question tirely of men whose term of enlistment clared off would be to place the strik­ from >36,000 to >50,000 on 100-foot drop. _
As the days go by and the trials of sea­
■
claims.
-i
ot
local
administration,
when
the
Man­
poet and ex-minister to Russia, is dead
“ Then he helped himaell to a oigar sickness are over, the jo llity a t meals
to about to expire, and ia being ers at the bottom of the list, and give
dingoea
suddenly
attacked
and
mur­
at her home in Philadelphia.
T k o C o lo m b la a R e b e llio n .
from the valise, and resumed h is seat increases, revealing many original char­
brought home for the purpose of being them work as they are needed.
dered th«m.
President Mahon, of the Interna­
acters, and there is ranch by-play ot
Postmaster Graham, of Salt Lake
<-
reorganized.
Kingston, Jamaica, Jnne 19.— The in the boggy.
The Mexican government, following
tional Association of
Amalgamated Royal mail steamer Don, Captain
‘¿ ‘Drive onl’he said.
ta lk .
A t onr entertainment*, too,
City, Utah, was convicted of unlawful
Q a a r a n tln » D is s o lv e d .
the example set by Texas, has quaran­
Street Railway Employes, made this Da via, which arrived here today from
“ The newspaper man hated and de­ mnoh of originality la brought ont in
cohabitation and fined i860.
San
Francisco,
Jnne
18.—
In
the
tined against San Franolaoo, and until
statement this afternoon:
Colon, bring* 'news of an important spised the oold-hlooded politician, bat the remarks made, creating no little
Americans at Chin Kiang are la notice to the contrary to given, all per­ United 8tates circuit court, Judge
“ Thia ia now a fight to a finish. battle fought on Friday last about 10 he had his work to do.
merriment. And so, day by day, in
need of protection, as a large number sona who have been In San Francisco Morrow rendered a decision in the case
President Gompers told me this after­ m ile* outside of Panama.
“ He reported the speech** and cam­ onr lonely floating home on the traok-
According
of Boxers have halted at that plaoe.
of
Jew
Ho
«gainst
the
hoard
of
health
w ithin a period of 16 daya w ill not be
noon that he proposed to turn the en­ to thia information the insurgent« paign incidents, bnt in a quiet way he leM ocean, wa have onr simple pleas -
Russian authority say* the present allowed to pass the border until they of thia city, dissolving the general tire power of the American Federation
forces were victorious and some 200 ot knifed the statesman. The big man area, each hoping In his heart, that
trouble in China w ill be put down, but have remained in quarantine for a suf­ quarantine of Chinatown, enforced by of Labor, with its membership of 3,-
the government troops were killed. I t road the reports,and was oonscioua that Dame Fortune may smile upon his ven
the
board
of
health,
owing
to
the
al­
a terrible upheaval w ill come later.
ficient length of time to make up the
000,000, against the transit company is Inferred that Panama may already be something waa lacking, but he could tore and th at he may return to his
The Mexican quarantine leged existence of plague in thia city. and fight the issue out if i t takes five in possession of the rebels. The latter not tell what.
Mme. Augusta Lehmann« once a 16 days.
friends in dear ojd Portland a success­
Judge Morrow held that the quarantine years to do it. The boyoott to he de­
singer of international reputation, is relates to passengers only. The border
“ The newspaper man simply «took ful and happy man.
are strongly entrenched at San Joaqnin,
was
discriminating
in
its
character
clared w ill apply not only to the tran­ near Santa Marta, and all the govern­ to the facts and damned the candidate
dead at Sant* Crus, Cal., aged 80 authorities have the matter In hand.
Regarding the existence of
the
C o lo m b ia n W a r .
years.
Journal specials from towns in South­ plagne. Judge Morrow stated that ha sit company, bat to every person, every ment troops at Baranquilla had been w ith faint p n lM . H e left ont the ele­
Kingston, Jamaica, Jnne SO.-— Pas­
The president ha* issued a proclama­ west Nebraska tell of violent rain and was not qualified to pass judicially on business man, every corporation or in dispatched to Santa Marta, when the ment of enthusiasm. He waa dull,and
sengers who arrived from Panama on
deliberately so.
tion formally announcing the establish­ wind storms with some hail. A t Syra­ the question, owing to the conflicting dividual favoring them in any way.”
,Don left Colon. „
“ The candidate waa defeated, and he board the British steamer Don, from
ment of reciprocity agreement with cuse, 6M inches ot rain has fallen in testimony of physicians, but that if it
H e lp P rom M a n ila .
T w e r i g h t « W ith r i l l y l a » » .
never knew how much the newspaper Colon, bring details of a battle which
24 hours. Damage to crops is heavy. oame within his power to decide in the
Portugal.
Manila, Jnne 19.— The Ninth regi­ man had to do w ith it.
ia fought June 18 and 14 on Bejuca
The
L
ittle
Nehama
valley
to
one
vast
Manila,
June
80.—
The
United
State*
matter, he would declare that plague
A score of passengers were Injured,
“ Of course he did not dream that his plain and Anton h ill, between govern­
foroee had two engagements of import­ ment has 4>een ordered to Manila,
some severely, by the derailing of a lake, and many familiea have been does not, nor has not, existed.
whence it w ill proceed to C hin*.
own condnot had injured him . No ment foroee composed of three battal­
At a meeting of the board of health ance last week. The tioops under Gen­
train on the Great Northern, near Sum- compelled to altandon their homes.
mean man ever make* the discovery ions and numbering about 1,600 men,
Freight
trains
on
the
Burlington
have
eral
Funston
and
General
Grant
organ­
this afternon the quarantine was de>
m it. Mont.
Manila, June IP .— The gunboat Con­ that he i* mean."
and a foroe of revolutionists under Gen­
bean abandoned.
Weeping Water dared dissolved.
ised an advance with part of five regi­
General Otis says the Filipinos are
cord, with marines aboard, has Mlled
eral BelsMrobe Parra*. I t 1* a**erte<l
ereek, at Weeping Water, Cass oounty,
ments
and
two
guns
against
500
rebels
qulok and anxious to learn and suggests
A b e w Y ork M y s te r y .
O p p o r tu n ity o f T r a n b le .
that 400 soldier* and 86 officers of the
to the hlghaat known for 10 yean and
in a mountain atronghold aaat of Btaba- under sealed orders, supposedly for
that an educational system be adopted
New York, June 18.— The body of
C hin*. The British cruiser Buenaven­
Missouri Pacific trains a n delayed.
oota,
where
it
was
supposed
'Captain
The
testa
of life are to make, not government foroe were killed and that
in the islands.
man with the throat ont from M r to
tura has sailed for Hong Kong w ith
Trouble may demolish a the forces of the government army
Abbe Maronx, the astronomer, has ear waa discovered today in the upper Roberta, of the Thirty-fifth regiment, troops and stores for Hong Kong and break na.
General MacArthur reports the cap­
»re divided. The passengers of the
man’*
businero
hut bnild np h i* char'
who
waa
captured
laat
month
at
San
ture of Rhiaon, near Mexioo^aod Ca- discovered and sketched through, the hay. An autopsy showed that the cut
Mignel de Maynmo, was held captive. Tien Tsin.
icter. The blow a t the outward man Don farther assert that General Parras
reetanv a* Alcala, both important, the big telescope in the optic palace of the had been inflicted before the tiody
D ie d Io a D la ln g C a r.
may be the greatest blessing to the in ­ addressed a letter to General Campos,
latter a very important leader of the exposition, at Paris, a remarkable spot tered the wnter. In his pockets were The Americans operated under many
difficulties and over an exceedingly
Chicago, June 18.— John H . Donlln, ner man. If God, then, puta or per­ the governor of Panama, demanding
on
the
sun,
forming
a
part
of
an
extens­
guerrilla* in I ’ingasinan province*, Lu-
an acoonnt book with the inscription
e snrronder ef the olty. adding that
ive group, and having a diameter of on the outside, “ Ladd & Tilton, Port- rough country; but the rebels retreated, a prominent contractor here, died w hile m ita anything hard In onr Uvea, be sure
only a few resisting, and the stiong- sitting at the »able In a Chicago 4k that the real peril, the rani trouble, to otherwise the plaoe would be taken by
nearly
40
kilometers.
This
spot,
he
O
r."
There
was
-
also
a
billhead
land,
The Yaqni Indiana are causing trouble
hold wm occupied and burned.
Northwestern dining oar between what we »ball loa* if we flinch or rebel. force. When the Don left CMon, Jnne
____P.
Rnmmelin, of Portland, Or.;
G.
for the Mexioans. They occupy the says, w ill remain for seven days, and of
16, General Parras waa 16 miles from
Aa a result of last week’* scouting, Wsnkvgan and Kenosha W la., last — 8. 8. Time*.
become
visible
to
the
naked
eye.
He
a business card of M. F. Phillips, rep­
impamable Bacatete mountains, a range
Panama, w ith 1,600 well-armed infan­
60 Filipinos were woanded, 200 killed evening.
Donlln, w ith two friends,
j? 60 miles In length, and it require* the predicts the appearance of other spots resenting E. W . Bedell, 98 Bleeker and 240 rifles, w ith 84,000. rounds of were on their way to Eagle river,
Sixty workmen on the Deleware 4k try and 600 cavalry. I t waa believed
utmost vigilance on the part of Gen­ In Jnly, August and September, inferr­ street. New York, and a visiting can! ammunition, was surrendered. Two Wls., where th«V Intended to spend
Western
coal trestle at Oswego, N . Y ., that General Campos wonld ha com­
ing
that
the
heat
during
these
months
of J. D. W illiams, 263 Wickoff
eral Torres* 0,000 troops to hold them
A m ericans were killed.
several days fishing.
pelled to surrender the city.
-track for higher pay.
w ill ha very great.
Brooklyn.
in check.
D a* M u lo e« A u d ltn tlu a i
P r o s p o r lt r H a r d to R a a r.
Washington,
Jnne
20.—
The
follow­
T o B x p lo r o G ro»nlaa«l C o a st.
Mow Y o rk A p a r tm e n t H o a o o B a n t e d .
D m Moines. Jnne 19.— The D m
ing cablegram was received at the Jap­
There is one hard thing to bear in
The bubonic plague has entirely dis­ _ Kansas has 300 flour mills, w ith a
Copenhagen, Jane ML— The Norweg-
New York, Jnne 20.— The Miner
Moines
auditorium,
used
for
a
conven­
capacity of ’10,000,000 barrels a year. lan steamer Antarctic, with the Dan­ anese legation from the Japanese gov­
thia world, and th at la prosperity. The
appeared,'from Honolulu.
apartment-honse, a six-story structure
tion hall, which was, constructed
ernment
at
Tokio:
“
The
situation
In
fact
that
we
do
not
feel
i
t
aa
a
burden
The proposed ocean cable between ish East Greenland exploration, com­
Harry Kim ball Shaw, of Pittsburg,
North China is daily growing more se­ year ago at a cost of >60,000, waa de­ does not affect the troth that I t la hard a t Madiaon avenue and Sixty-third
Pa., gave a dinner at Paris to 86 per­ Copenhagen to Iceland w ill be 404 manded by Lieutenant Arobrup, sailed rious. The imperial government has stroyed by fire today. I t waa insured
to carry I t and yet ^tand upright. To street, wae destroyed by fire this morn­
miles
long
and
cost
about
>850,000.
this
morning
to
explore
the
coast
be­
sona that cost >8,000.
for >26,000. I t was occupied by
consequently.
In
addition
to
the
fleet
lie honest, generous, considerate, fair, ing. The property I om 1* >260,000.
Many Americana who went to Paris tween Cape Brewster and Aggai island. already at Takn, decided to dispatch a Commercial Exchange and the T. W . magnanimous, in “ prosperity” — *h t Only three ot the ten apartment* in
Ex-Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania,
has announced bis candidacy ? tar re- with the expectation of making ex-
Havana, Jnne 18.— Yellow fever h«a m ilitary force of about 1,000 men to P. Chaee Amusement Company, the that la not easy. Y e t this ie what it the building were occupied, but *q
penses fay working a n penniless.
election to the senate.
broken out at Quemados, eight mile* Tien Tsin In order to" strengthen the latter bolding a lease and conducting a means to stand upright. Under world­ rapidly did the fire spread that many
The census office to to handle the from Havana, where United State* hand* of the Japanese minister In vaudeville show. A ll the seats, effects ly prosperity one ie ut groat danger of of the peraon* In the building escaped
The shortage in Cuban revenues oc­
getting spiritually
stoop-shouldered w ith difficulty. Several were over­
casioned by the defalcations diacHosed statistics of the 76,000,000 people of troops are stationed. Thu* far there China. The latter la In fu ll concert and scenery were horned, making
w ill be reimbursed by the general deft this country with intricate electric have been four case*, three of which with the other representative* ef the total I om , as now estimated, of >40,000, and weak-ktteed. Pray for the pros­ come by heat and smoke, end were car­
ried out of the bnildlng by the firemen.
w ith >27,000 insurance.
proved fatal.
principal power«."
machines.
perous!— 8. 8. T im M .
cienoy bill.
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G
ra
ta
B
la
v
a
t
e
r
B
a
n
ia
d
Germany
has
prohibited
the
impor­
• lt e .e o e pam»»» b y F lr a .
Threatened French aggression la
C ra s h o fil In t o * W o r k T r a i n .
H
a
d
«
o
a
B
a
r
D
t
e
ld
o
a
d
.
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r
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a
la
r
Kansas
C
ity,
June
19,—
The
big
Union
New York, Jnne 20.— The Deoour-
Morocco to deeply interesting Groat tation of canned and sausage meat.
Leavenworth, Kan., June 18.— A
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jnne 20.— The grain elevator, located on the West
Dinklebaam— Ven a man gida each aey bnildlng, * 10-*tory structure, 676
Britain as well as Gem/aby.
A t Damascus the vail of the city to coach of the City of Leavenworth elec­
Hodson’* Bay Company has declared a river bottoms, hat a few block* from t dude to he aeh dot te lle r vash, he West Broadway, occupied by several
•
The New York supreme conrt sus­ reported to have discovered a library tric line crashed foto a work train at a
the union depot, waa destroyed by fir* don’t gid nodinks m it mein blacel
firms, w a* damaged, w ith Ito con­
when curve 10 m ile* east of here this morn­ dividend to shareholder* of 16 shillings
tained an injunction issued
restain which escaped annihiliation
per share and • bonus of 10 shillings this afternoon, causing a damage ot
Bond— Why, what's the m atter of tent*, to the extent of >110,000. by fire
Tamerlane
destroyed
the
city
in
1401.
ing.
The
coach
waa
splintered
to
keeping of hens that annoyed a neigh
per share. The dividend and bonus la over >100,000. The building wae val
nimT
'
tonight.
__________ • '
bar by cackling.
Gov. Rooeevelt advocate* municipal kindling wood, and five railroad a
equal to 9 % per oent on the oapital ued at >70,000, and i t contained >80,-
“ Madder!
Mein kraclona, vy be
in
it
were
injured.
H
.
H
.
Rtobhe,
of
Tneeon, Aria., June 20.— News has
The efforts made by male students at ownersip and the application of private
stock, aa compared with 7 H per oent 000 worth of wheat, a ll of whioh was ranted his pier mid a monadaobegnpl*
Kansas City, the motoraaan, waa fatally
been received of the destruction by fire
Syracuse, N. Y ., »university to have methods to public business as a means
for the previous year. In addition,
destroyed. Jh K . Davidson, principal - H a r le m Life.
injured. The ear carried no
of the Commonwealth Mining Com­
of
preventing
city
frand.
....
- -J».
women students excluded from oratori­
company
has
also
set
said*
£10,000
for
owner
of
the
property,
states
that
tbs
"ger*.
____________
pany’s m ill a t Pearoe. The I om ia
cal contests have failed.
the employes benefit fund, £40,000 to lose la covered by insuranoe.
The 0,
Collector of Internal Revenue Lynoh,
Laat samm«r over 18,000 Michigan
estimated at >600,000.
Chioago,
Jnne 18.— The Record says: the insurance fond, and carry forward A . Brockets Cement Company, wh<
w
WbeE Mrs. Sarah Bartow, of New ot Sqn Franctooo, to m aklns prepara­
fanadM raised angar beets for the first
£60,000, m oompared with £42.000 ia warehouses adjoined the elevator, a
Brunswick, N. J., celebrated her 104th tions to establish an office in fikmolalu, “ Chffcago’s colored population 1*
time. I t to thought that the state w ill
Philadelphia has been Mlected a*
ly interested In a plan to establish a
the Hawaiian ialanda having be
year. Thia to
tained a damage of >¿6,000.
Beve
• l o t her
km he able to produce a ll the eager it the meeting of the Pine byterian gen­
eolooy la H a w a iL ^
freight oars also
to the district ef California.
requires.
eral aMsmbly la 1M 4 .
Roberto may «eia* pelago* hayroad.
have
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and dl
Now ]
bardit
"God
verba,
rig h t I
onaly.
I t la a
feet.
Try
shoe i
Trial
Olms
■r»ra<
In i
there 1
siege
- whic
The p i
ous si*
Mafekl
effect I
contriti
.Mo*-
tory
o f pi
end
Peri
H ob .