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There w ill be no yellow peril, so far
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Wlroonaln Republicans nominated
Robert M .X a Follette for governor..
London, August i t . — The
Daily
News has the following dispatoh from
Train Crashed Into
Pretoria. dated August 0:
Omnibus.
* ‘A plot io shoot a ll «ba British offi­
cer» and to make Lord Roberta a pris-
oner baa bean opportunely discovered.
Tan of 'Ja ringleaders were arieated SEVERAL SERIOUSLY
and are now In Jail.
“ I t la probable that I t la 'p art of a
conspiracy of which the attempted ria-
iug at Kanaeyabarg was the firel Indi­
cation. ”
T he M inisters
Liberated,
a Loaded
REPLY TO THR CHINESE EDICT
INJURED
ta rle a ’ s F i r m F a a H la a In T h l t M a tte r
l a V a a b e a g a * —A M assage
|
F ro m C a a g a r.
Detail! 9 t «he Ftat.
Pretoria, August I t . — Everything
w.is prepared la tba plot to make Lard
Roberta a prisoner and aboot tba Brit-
i»h officer*, and the conapiracy waa only
diecovere I at the laat moment.
The
(onapiratora uumbered about 15. They
had planned to aet lire to the honaea In
the extreme western end of the city.
Roping that tba troops would bo con-
oeutrated there. The plan waa that
the uouapiratora w ire foroibly to enter
all bouses occupied by Britiab officer»
and k ill the occupant». The Boer ay in -I
wthisere were acquainted w ith the
lot, and several bad been told off t-
secure the person of Lord Roberta and
to h u rry w ith him to the nearoat oom-
mando. Horae* bad bean obtained for
thia purpose. The affair haa created a
tremendous sensation.
'
) By mistake British and Russian ar­
- The poatoffloe at Colfax Wash., was tillery shelled the Americans a t Yang
burglarixed and 040 in atampa aeon rod. Tran.
A telegraph line from Valdes to Cape | Judge Lacombe, of New York, re­
Nome, Alaaka, la under construction. futed to sign a w rit of extradition for
Lieutenant-Colonel Hoare’a garrison I'Naeiy.
j
at Eland’s river has snrrendeeed to the
About 30 farmers near Salem real­
,
Boer».
ised 58 cents per bushel foi wheat t>y
.
Bryan and Stevenson .were formally pooling the same.
1
Pretoria*» Involved.
j
notified of their nomination «t Indian-
A la r m in g ly
H i g h . B a p — t a l l y ‘ A m e a g p g r f g l ediot Of AngUStjB, appointing L
Export ef gold from New York is ex­
•
Pretoria,
Anguat
13.—-The
plot
dis­
apolis.
M a tiv e a a a g J a g a n v e v
H ang Chang envoy plenipotentiary t
pected to relax the financial tension at
covered to make a prisoner of Lord
Honolulu, August 6.— Tbe health re- conduct negotiations on the part o
General Miles rays the aituation in European capitals.
Roberta and «hoot all the British offi-
porta for the months of Juno and July ch in a w ith the powers, and the roq.m»
China is aeriona. H e sa y s the move­
cere, included a number of the towns-1
The state department replied to the
ahowan alarming increase in the death for « equation of hostilities pendiu,
ment of troops is difficult. —
,
people, who were in communication I
edict appointing L i Hung Chang a
ratdTtepeoially among native H aw aii negotiations, communicated to Mr
1 with the enemy. I t wae arranged that
Heavy rains in the Yellowstone Na-
u p « Id Japanese of the Island of Ohan, Adee by M r. w „ on y , . 12th of Au
the
rapture
end
k
illin
g
should
take
1
tional Park completely extinguished
Two government pack trains leave
which has the only complete . records. gugt i 900
1 place on the evening of Tueedey laat.
the forest fires which had burned for Vancouver to take a transport at Seat­
in June the number of deaths per
»The government of the Unite«
Intenae
Indignation
prevail*
th
rou
gh
ou
t
I
aome time.
_
. ■ ’ " -
1
tle for service in China. _____L _
thousand was <6; in July 40.88. The states learned w ith satisfaction of th<
the ertny, and the general opinion la I
River improvement w in precede and
The report that the Canadian govern» the oaae. About 40 per ceut of the to­ that the leniency of the Britiab invited
increase for the past few years, aa appointment of E arl L i Hung Miang .
a naval station accompany the location ment haa abandoned the royalty
the tal pack was put up by the Columbia such a conspiracy.
shown by tables jnet oompiled, haa myOj plenipotentiary to conduct nego
I t la considered I '
of a government drydoek on the Colum­ Yukon gold ontput is hot oorreeC An River Packeni’ Association, oo mm only
aroused a great deal of disouasion. In . tiations w ith tne powers, and w ill, on
that
no
meaeure
for
the
repression
of
<
bia river, Or.
export duty i t under consideration.
I? ® *
de* th* nBnibwed 4®’ I ita part, enter upon «safe negotiation
known as the oom bine, whloh consists inch plot* can be too atroug.
)
“ *? i f * " "
jumpe<1 to w ith • de,ir* •» « « tiB n e the frien.11)
Parejita, walbknown Caban bandit, of a combination of 10 oaoneriea. Be­
One man was killed and four err
H O T W EATHER IN T H E E AST. I j
6#.
75,
98
and
thia
year
114.
relations so long existing between th<
sides
the
above,
there
were
1,800
tons,
waa
ahot
and
killed
a
t
Palma
Sorjto,
•onsly injured in a oollision on tho
Consumption heads the list of die- |w 0 oountne., i t la avident that there
Spokane. Falls and Northern, near 20 miles from Santiago, by a corporal or w h a t would equal 5 0 .0 0 0 cases, o f Aai-aUeurSa B reb ea 1« C h lc a g « -H a a y
easea, cansii^ deaths in almost every call
„□ general negotiations between
oi the rural guard. Thia outlaw had salmon shipped by the cold-storage
Spokane, Waafc.
l»e«lha and P rostrotlaae.
month, and there is agitation fox strict china and the powers ao long aa thi
been terrorising the country for aeveral men. The estimated pack of the Indi­
Chicago, August IS .— Hot weather
General MacArthur’s official report years. H e bee committed numerous vidual oannerlea, com pared w ith the
The ministers of the powers and the peraom
of the sickness in his army an July 01 mnrders.
board of health is discussing a quaran- Dnder
Wmain in thei.
estimate at the close of laat aeason, is records for this city wore broken again
today. For 26 years, or since the
is as follows: Sick in hospitals, 9,750}
u follows in caaes:
tine against consumption, as many peo- present position of restraint and danger,
A pitched battle occurred near Gra­
sick in quarters, 1,081.
-
CaanwWa
. ISM. iwo. weather bureau was established, there I M erSsroS H it F rU a d s a d H okb«d t b s » e come here from oth«r placet to en- , nd that tbe papers cannot cease theii
ham, N. M ., between a (X»sse, uuder U nion FlRberm sn's C o-op«ratlve.. 2,1.1*10 22.01* haa lieen but one term 01 hot weather
Baproay.
-
»b*
«»<«■»•. « d i» *• believe effort, tor »heir delivery of those ropte-
Mauboni..............................
.....
SASS
The third battalion of the Fifth in ­ Deputy Sheriff W. K. Foster, end two
Columbia River Packing Co
14,500 15,001 in which the mercury reached 90 for
Columbus,
O
,,
August
14.—
Charles that they are a source ol danger to the w n utivea to which they are constrain-
fantry, stationed a t Port Sheridan. I l l i ­ bandits who robbed a store in Graham Bfeesfe Peeving Co................... ... M,M0 UMMO
five consecutive «lays.
The average R. H. Ferrell, a former employe bi the
a
•
U
.
,
10d by the highest consideration ol
nois, has been ordered to China to join in broad daylight. One oi the robbers MoCowan. Chinook........................7,5uO li/iM
McGowan, Caacades.................. A...
s.ooO asaxiinuun temperature for these five Adams Express Company, was arrested
J ™ '10”1
“ «<>“ » honor, except under an ar-
General Chaffee’s «xjmmand.
waa killed. The other was wounded,
days waa 93. There have been now thia aftei&oon in this city, and con­
rangement adequate to accomplish a
but
be
eeoaped.
six days on which the temperature has fessed to the k illin g of Messenger Lane
, The Columbia Southam railway is
Warren, Cathlamet..
’’ « ••o p e d in one district peaceable deliverance. We are ready
W arren, Cascade*.....
gone above 90, and the average max­ and the robbery of the way safe of the
extending its telegrapn line through
C. N . McMahon, a young society BeuferC...............................................
T h - n n i . l i Q -» _______ _
XV
to enter into an arrangement between
Harney county, Oregon, whloh ie man, oi Woodward avenue, Detroit, Columbia River Packers' associa­
imum for the six days has been 98.5. Adams Express Company, on the Penn­
States courts in H aw aii the powerg and the Chinees government
tion,
A
tto
ria...........................
...1
Today waa the hottest of . the present sylvania east-bound train Friday night.
thought to be a good indication that was robbed ef 0500 in greenbacks while
* * * by i for • cessation of hostile dem on.*«-
Columbia River Paekere* Associa­
the railroad w ill ahortly follow.
season, the mercury reaching 96 in the One thousand dollars of the money he
c om in g ou t of th e C aliforn ia th eater,
......
tion, Cascades............ .
K
‘
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•
K*
”
a*
-
tjong on condition that a sufficient
Dalles Packing Co....... ..........
Auditorluia tower at 3 o’clock.
On atole was recovered.
San Franelsco, after the performance Ths
W illiam H u m e..Z c........... .............
strife« a t M ara«lll«a.
body of the foroee oom posing the relief
the street it was two degrees warmer
by a pickpocket, who secured the roll Buekhclt Packing Co_................; .
Fenell waa to have been married
Marseilles, August 15.— The strike «xpodition shall be permitted to enter
than ih the tower.
-
| Thursday next to Miss L illia n Costlow,
Totals.
.27«,WH 2S2.0U0
o i the firemen of the Trans-Atlantic , Pekin unmolested end to escort the for-.
The
prolonged
beat
ia
having
a
eeri-
daughter
of
au
engineer
on
the
Pefih4?l-
Extreme hot weather1 ~ continues ih
OU4 effect on busiaeae. A ll those who vania line. Hw had been discharged , Steamship Company, which began thia ‘,i«n miniaters and residents back to
B a t t le W ith R a n d lta .
aerionaly interferred w ith the
tba Tien Tain, thia movement being pro-
Goodland, Kan., Angus» I I . — The can leave the city for pointe along the | from the employ ol the Adams Express j morning, aerioualy
ante for the departure of the
two men who held up a Union Pacific lake shore and the w ,„><I h are going, Company, and confessed that the
passenger train near Hugo, Colo., H»k and many have piaterially curtailed motive of the robbery was to secure transports, only one, the Polynesian,
headquarters at Chicago for the trans­
Sunday, killin g Mr. Fay and plunder­ their hours of labor. Gangs of labor­ money for the approaching wedding. getting away. The strikers of the oth­
portation of troopa from ifert Hbeaidan
ing the passengers, were killed today ers a ll over the city laid off during the I The money recovered he had given to ers left the veaaela. This afternoon the
strikers tried to proven» the Polynesian
to San Franciaaoo, the Cbicago 4k
Several persona were killed by a by a sheriff’s posse at the Bartholo­ afternoon. There were four deaths due Miss Costlow to keep for him, aaving leaving the harbor, by blocking the
Northwestern was found to be the low­ ttorm in New York.
mew ranuh, thiee miles east of this to the bee* and 29 prostrations, throe be had saved i t from hie earnings. I
est bidder a t |? per capita from Fort
place. The robbers were located in 01 which are expected to prove fatal. Ferrell is but 23 years of age. H e waa I entrance with a number of barges. Ten
Hheridan to Ogden. From Ogden to . Governor Roosevelt w ill apeak in the house on the ranch in the morning, The four deaths today make a total of at the borne of hie affianced and in her I strikers entered by the scuttles and
«scape.
After a fusillade between
the robbers and the pome, in whloh
Riggs and Cullens, deputies, were shot,
one of the robbers jumed from a win­
dow and sought to escape, but was shot
to death. The posse then lay siege to
the honse in ' wtyubjthe remaining rob-
bee stood guard w ith a Winchester,
and finally succeeded in sotting fire to
the building, which wae destroyed
with its ocoupant. The robbers have
not yet been identified.
bid ever made for the transportation of
troops.
St. Louis strikers blow up a car with
dynamite.
Harrismith surrendered to the B rit­
ish August 4.
Russian troopa looted, tortured and
murdered at Tien Tain.
Towne declines the Populist nomina­
tion for vice-president.
L i Hung Chang says the Chinese
must fight if the allies advance.
•
t
Americana want General MacArthur
to lead the international foroee.
Chinese reported to have 170,000
troo|>e between Tien Tsin and Pekin.
Insurgent» are troublesome ia the
vicinity of Cagayan, Island of M in­
danao.
oath before the Italian parliament.
General Randall is given suihoritv to
eend destitute persons out from Nome.
T h * - I — «— -» -— i n
„i„*
to rtu re
R o ^ h s 7 ? . t n Pi r
toraptura Lord Roberts hays been ar-
-
Tba H a t wave.
Philadelphia. August IS .— Tbe in­
I tanM haat todV resulted in two deaths
Bnd 20 piostrstions. The maximum
‘• ‘"Perature, 98 degrees, w a. reached
a t 4 0,c,o<jk tW i , fUrnoon
Th# m ln|.
mum was 80 a t 4 o’clock this morning.
General MaoArtbur sends news of A t 8 o’olock the mercury had reached
the sunvnder of a Filipino oommand the 86 m aik, and by 10 o’olock had
° i .l7 l.
-
jumped to 92. At noon three addition-
Fire in the heart of the oity of Blue-
Jeffenee is anxioos to meet F itxeim -'
degrees were noted, and at 2 o’clock
fields, Nicaragua, did damage to the mons and Sharkey in the last week of 98 degrees was registered. The aver-
amount of 0176,000.
August.
I »8« for the pest four days has been
Three people were killed aad 11 in­
jured in a oollision on the Monon ■ » - . b e d « « , « » . , n o b . » ! «
route, near Lafayette, Ind.
Conger cables that the situation of
Many American soldiers were pros­
the ministers is precarious, imperial trated by tbe heat in the advance on
troop are firing on the legations.
Yang Teun.
Battery O; w ith its 7-lnch siege
Chinese vioeroys want tbe United
guns, the largest in the aimy, and 175 States to prevent tbe landing of troops
men. have left Fort Riley, Kan., for rfftJteffiMffil»"*’'
China.
Fifteen persons wore killed by ra il­
Memorial serivoes for Humbert in a road train striking an omnibus in
Catholic church at Washington augur Pennsylvania.
better relatione between the papacy
Congressman Overstreet says the
and the Italian government.
j Repoblicans most work hard to control
I t is stated positively that President tbe next house.
Enoouraging developments are re­
Kruger ia w illin g and anxious to sur­
render, providing a satisfactory promise ported from , the Sumpter district of
is given ae to his ultimate destination. Eastern Oregon.
Six persons w e n killed in an Italian
A. H . Zeigler, of Sente C m , Oal.,
The king and queen
formerly a jnetioe of the pease in railroad wreck
Idaho, killed hie wife by cutting her
throat, and attempted suicide by back­
An edvanoe guard of the internation­
ing his own throat.
al oolamn has pushed on from Yang
Fire at 8penoer, Tioga oounty, N. Teun to occupy Tsai Tsun.
A London newspaper correspondent
Y „ destroyed the saw m ill, grist m ill
and the lumbar yards of A. Zee ley, the writes a hitter complaint of the con­
Grove hotel, the town electric light duct of affairs in South Afrioe.
plant, the Lehigh Valley railroad sta­
The French press and people a n not
tion, and other property, entailing a I pleased w ith the appointment of Von
loss of 0150,000.
Waldenee as rammander-in-chief.
I f yon never begin a teak you w ill
never finish it.
According to Mr. Wilson, secretary
o f agriculture, the skins of an peril 00 us
dogs in Nebraska are tanned end made
into gloves. This might give a valna-
ble hint to many large ''cities where
great numbers of stray dogs are killed
annually. Hundreds of thousands of
dollars’ worth of canine pelts are im ­
ported annually for this purpose, dog­
skin l«ing one of the beet materials for
gloves.
-=
In the New Hebrides human life has
been made safer by the introdnettoa of
pigs into tbe island. The cannibals
D r. A . Donaldson Smith, the Ameri-
oan explorer who has just returned
from a trip through Central Africa, fe
aocogded a place alongside Stanley end
Li»ir<«tou by the eeleutifie men of
London.
During his feet trip Dr.
Smith discovered four stew tribes of
natives. They ware nneivilfeed. but
tim id , and 0ed a t the sight ef the
Amerioaa’s gnr»y.
—i —
company when placed under arrest.
Southern Psoiflo
C alarada Baas F a llm a a C aaipaay.
uaiversHy presented to the British
I museum 850 specimens of North Ameri-
oan birds'
-many oi them oi rare
Now the British museum re-
si psora tee by presenting to tbe Prince­
ton university 2,000 mounted birds, in­
cluding brilliant specimens from India.
Aestralia aad the Malay islands.
The difference
between tbe tallest
Denver, August 18.— The state of
Colorado today began a suit against
the Pnllman Palace Car Company for
011,085, which it ia claimed is due the
state ae an incorporation fee. The
company is incorporated in this state
for only 0100,000, while in Illinois it is
Incorporated wtth a capital of 074,-
000,000. Tbe suit is brought to force
the oompany to incorporate anew here
aad pay the incorporation tax on its
entire capital.
ixmoon, August 18.— Baron Russell
of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice of
England, died this morning. Baroa
Russell had been ill for some time.
Yesterday an opeertion Was performed,
whioh the paitent was supposed to
have passed through successfully.
Thia operation, however, resulted in
hie death. I t waa performed by Dr.
Treves.
Various reports have been
circulated ae to the disease from which
the lord chief justice suffered. Ac­
cording to some, hie malady was a gaa-
trto disorder, while other reports ware
that he had a tumor la the stomach.
, WmSBjga From, r'-sgsr
When tbs offioera took him into They were placed under arrest. I t waa
meted that over 100 deaths of people I
A dispatch wag received from General
Already il l have been hastened by the I custody be aasumed a nonchalant de­ only w ith great difficulty th at the com­ Chaffee transmitting a message he had
pany'«
tags
succeeded
ia
driving
the
weather of this week.
meanor, bet when he found that ne
received from Miniates Gou«ae. Evi­
For the week the mortality list has oould no longer carry out the decep­ bargee toward the quays, whteu a ll the dently the message had been delayed
been mounting^with greet rapidity, the tion, he made a full oonfeesion. After manifeetanta. aome 50, were arrested. long in reaching him, and his own dis-
Increase being attributed entirely to his statement had been taken by Chief
patch waa dated four days ago.
The-
F lllp la o s B a m a d e r .
the heat. There were 486 deaths last of Polios Tylor and be wae led to a cell
Washington, August 14.— The war dispatch was as follows:
week., and w ith the present ratio of I in the polios station, be was in a state department received today the follow­ “ Adjntant-General,__Washington —
increase there w ill be 800 this wsek. of nervous collapse, ami orders were ing dispatch containing cheerful newt Toitsun, 8th— Message received today:
Ths ratio of deaths, according to the given that be be watched closely to pre­ from General MacArthur:
’ Pekin, August 4.— We w ill hold until
coroner, w ill increase steadily ae Jpng I vent his doing himself bodily injury.
“ Manila, August 14.— Adjutant-Gen your arrival. Hope it w ill be soon.
as the hot weather continues.
| The oonfeaaion of Ferrell nisoloaed a oral, Waahiagotn:
Colonel Grasse, Send such information as you can.
premeditated and blood cnrdling omme, Anguat 11, in the vicinity of Tang, sur­ Cogger.’
C IIA F F E ."
C ost e f tb a M a lls e a s s T r ia l.
New-York, August 18.— The convic­ almost impossible to believe. H e said rendered command to Colonel Frtm-
T
h
r
—
M
s
»
K
ille
d.
tion of Roland R. Molineanx for the he had become desperate becau se of hia man, Twenty-fourth United States in ­
New York, Augnat 15.— Three etn-
in ab ility to* secure employment and a fantry, oonaisting of one major, six
morder of Mrs. Kate Adams, it has
pfoyea in the New York Steam Heating
been ascertained from an authentic realisation of the fact that he ran at captains, six lieutenants, 189 men, 100 Company were killed this morning by
have money to defray the expenses of I rifles and 50 boloe.
eonree, was obtained at an expense to
the explosion of a 15-inch pipe elbow.
The rob­
_____ “ M ac A R T H U R .”
New York county of more than 0100,- bis approaching marriage.
They are: Frank Sherrlek, of Jeraey
bery,
inoluding
tne
murder
of
Exprom
000, says the Herald. r One of the
» w a F a ta lly Bbat b y B o b b er s.
C ity; George Jenkins, Edward Brown,
chief causes of this enormous expenm I -Messenger Lane, had been planned
8t. Joseph, Mo., August 14.— Joseph colored, of thia city.
Jackson and
carefully.
Farrell
had
no
aooomplioes
was the large amount of money tie-1
and no confidante IteKneWLane well. Phelpot and Frank Craig, both wealths Brown tried to crawl ont, bnl were
minded by handwriting experts.
Sherrick
In feet, they were frfends,' end he ro­ stockmen, were fatally shot, near theii overcome and suffocated.
Coalal N ot H «ar tb a WfeJ^tla.
1 lled upon Lane’s oonfidenoe to help homes, three miles from Nodaway, was on the second floor, in the fire
He knew Mo., early thia morning by two men room, and wae suffocated by the steam.
Pendleton, O ri, August 18.— Ths him execute the orime.
f «st mail, east bound, struck the wag­ that considerable money was always who attempted a hold-up. The stock­ Others aerionaly injured were sent
men had »laitod the St. Joseph marks’ borne. W . J. David, the engineer, was
on of J . U. Baltinarsh, a farmer d riv­ carried by the messenger between 8t.
w ith oattle, and the robber» doubtlesi h o m I k L - - _-.______ _— ------------------ - —
ing a four-horse teem from town today, Louie and Columbus, and that he was
throwing him a long distance from the certain to secure a large sum if he rob­ expected to secure a large sum o
money, which had already been de-
track.
Baltroareh euffered fracture of I bed the way safe.
the skull, and w ill die. He was deaf I
N in a B tra a b b y L ig h t n in g .
and <x>uld not hear the numerous
New York, August 14.— Nine persons
whistles of the engine.
who sought shelter under trees in the
woods in the Bronx section daring a
S a a lla g D a b a a a a r M ln s la L a st.
Victoria. B. C., August. 13.— A storm this evening, were struck by
latter was received this morning, via lightning. They w e n Jamas Brown,
Seattle, hy J in , Jaoobson, wife of the a Hungarian tailor, of this city, bis
owner and matter of the sealing wife and fly« children, and Bertha
schooner Minnie, in which was nport- Leaobowita and Bertha Silverman.
ed tbs total loss of that vessel in Behr­ They w e n taken to Fordham hospital.
ing sea. The craw was saved. No de­ A t a late hour tonight attending physi­
tail« a n given.
The schooner end cians M id they thought Mrs. Brown,
two of her children and Bertha Silver-
equipment were insured for 04,000.
man conld not possibly live.
The
physioians said Bertha Leaobowita I
B r itis h F araa fa r Chinas.
Simla, August 11.— Including the would either die or become hopelessly
Fourth brigade, the strength of the insane. The party was camping out.
foroe proceeding to China is 448 B rit­
F la g s « S lt s a t la s a t H aaflik
ish officers, 1,084 non-oouimissioued
Washington, August 14.— Marins
and native offloen, 13,970 meu, 11*850 hospital service advices from Manila,
followers, 1,150 drivers, 2,620 hoftes, just received, state that the number oil
4,800 ponies and mules, IS guns, 14 plague cases th e n is diminishing. Ne
Maxims and 1,800 imperial eerivee information has been officially commu­
troopa. I t is expected that the entire nicated h en regarding tbe reported I
foroe w ill have sailed • before the M id ­ action of tbe Singapon health officers
The damage is not known. Epreiguers
dle of next month.
* * * Bot admitted w ith in tbe magazine
in quarantining against Manila.
enclosure.
Cwt l e F la e a s U n d a r a T r a in .
M a ltlraora O o r b tg lr ik a .
Pocatello, idahp, August 18.— James
Whalen, a butcher of thia plaoe, fell
between tbe ears of a moving freight
train three miles north of here this
forenoon, and was cut to pieces.
Whalan was intoxioated, and was steal­
ing a ride.
Rome. August 14.— A train bearing
many notable persona, who had been
attending the recent ceremonies here,
collided with another a few miles out­
side the city. Six persons were killed
oetrlght, end several others fatally in­
jured. The king end queen went im ­
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mediately to the scene of tbe accident.
Pittsbnrg, August IS .— Today tbe Tbe names of tbe victims have not been
temperature register»! 94 degrees. ascertained, but it is understood that
Two deaths and sevan prostrations were Grand Duke and Duchess Pierre, ol
reported.
Russia, are safe.
BruBlaJ O v e r a B a v a lv a r .
Boise, Idabk. August 13.— »filo Boy-
akin wee accidently shot today by his
brother while they were scuffling over
the possession of a revolver. The kail
penetrated Ih« right side, passing olear
through the bodv, and raining out near
tbs le ft hip. He is not expected to
RalaaR F r ls a «V B a lm a a .
Nagnseki for Cavite. The Newark ha«
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.Ume * * • * ,n Chinese
water», end was la the vicinity of the
operations a t the tim e tbe Taka forts
trip to the naval station a t Cavite is
,or »he purpose of making some neoes-
ra»y repairs.
F araal F lras la H la h la a a .
New Whatodm, Wash., August 18.—
Bay City, M ich., Augnat 14.— F in e
The Puget Hound Packers’ Association
n o r th a r n « » n n tr y .
met in this city today and made a
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slight advance in tbe price of salmoe V x ? 1
upon the basis of 0] .50 for tails. Ow- * - * ° klly , .7 llr tMd’ U <»»• stretch of
Whittemore ia surrounded by
tag to the small pack prioea ere firm 2
Members predict that the aoekeyej
pack this year w ill not equal 40 per I Pisces m ills have been shat down aad
cent of that of last aeason. T h e n w ill
flr*- Th’ Propur-
be no humpbacks thia fall, as they run ty loos w ill be large.
on alternate yean. The meeting wa.
presided over by H . Bell Irving, with ■No” .
E . E . Ainsworth, secretary. I t s n . at
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Baltimore, August 15.— The strike of
2,000 onion stevedores is assuming sn
o g lv aspeot, in which minor «Jis-
turbances are of daily occurrence.
A
big crowd last night attacked a street
car a t Locust Point, in which were «
number of non-union colored men. One
of the negroee drew a pietol and fired
five abote into the crowd of men. wo­
men and boja who were following
them. Three of tbe shots took pffe«,l,
wounding H arry Pressor, Joseph l’ensch
and A rthur Raynier.
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H p ta r Oar C aw dnetor B ab b ed .
Omaha, August 15.— A motor car of
the Omaha 4k Council Bluffs Railway
« Bridge Company wee held up and the
conductor robbed of about 060 by two
masked men about midnight st tbe
Wabash crossing.
There were few
passengers aboard, and they were not
disturbed.
H - a t W a v e la B a g la n d . ,
London, August 10.— A heat wavs 1»
sweeping over London, t h e r m o m e t e r s
registering 89 degrees. In some parts
of England close to 90 degrees of heal
«SJiL, BW has beun registered.