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D a y to n H e r a ld . ^ J tn trrrJ t as s«<-ond-«lraa w a lle r I a i U aytou , Oregon LATER ) N tW S . British recapture their guns from AN t U N W A T E R E D «. IN HANDS OF REBELS W*'* •* U M P IR E . X a M a a a l Ir r lg a t lo a « ta tlo n . A s««- EDICTS ARECONFFSING escaped death , victims OF REBELS The vista that the possibilities of ir THE UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE rigation reveal, says the Los Angeles GRANTED LE ROY BOWEN. Particulars of the Affair in China Asks the Czar and the Harald, is almost stupendous, as a law The pope favors the American policy facts and figures prepared by the Na Mikado to Help. Marinduque. in the Philippines. tional Irrigation Association demon- Q iv e a D p ( a D i a b y P a a r D e s t a r a B a a a u a a Germany denies snv agreement with strata. The federal government today . . - ----------p a f a S a r ia n s C o m p li c a t io n o f D is e a s e s France and Russia. t- RELIEF FORCE HURRIED OUT owns 100,000,000 acres of land, which PUNISHMENT OF HIGH CHINESE - M o w H e la v a d H lm s a lf CAPTAIN SHIELDS WAS KILLED Many business man w ill join excur is worthless only because it is arid. sion to Walia Walla. This “ unwatered empire** can be re A a la t a r a a t la g C a jle e t ta » o í I to o u F » From th e k n te rp rla e , M a p le to n , M in a . claimed by irrigation and rendered Roosevelt spoke to 30,000 or 40,00C T h . M l . s l a g K « p e d I l i a n C o e s is ta M o t w i t h a t a o ,li n g t b e K d la ta W a r F r o p - T b ra a O th e r A m e r ic a n « Loat T h e ir S k a T w o H e a a ta p k e e w i capable of sustaining a population of To escape death after being given up FUIy-lkswe Maa R e s id a s O M a a r s Nebraskans in McCook. » a r a t lo a s A r a S k ill R e p o r t e d - H k a a L iv e « a n d S e v e r a l W e r e W s u a d - Io a C oad eased Fa at least 80,000,000 peopla In the by four doctors, and hidden good-bye a a d C ra w a i « .« a n b a a t . M a i C a p t u r e d b r iM a A l l i e s . Idaho miners awvicted of conspiracy • d T h e R e lie f K ip e d it lu a . ‘ r __ words of the secretary of agriculture in to family and Irienda is sn experience to obstruct mail train during big strikt bis last annual report: “ More than uot granted every man. Yet it hap Hood lama at Victor, Goto.« attacked of 1899. Washington, Oct. 1.— The war de ane-third of the country depend» upon Loadon. Oct. 2.— Beyond a number pened to »Mr. Le Roy Bowen, of De- Manila, Oct. 8.— Persistent native Governor Roosevelt. * Washington stockmeu confer w ilt partment bas reoeived the following the snccess of irrigation to maintain sf imperial e d ic t s , which throw into coria township, Blue Earth county, re)Mirts, which are generally believed cablegram from General MacArthur: Coager w ill not yet begin negotia Commissioner Hermann regarding the people, the industries, and the •till worse confusion the oom plicated Minn. « - n to have been current in Mapila for sev “ Manila, Sept. 8«l — Adjutant-Gen political institutions of that ares, and tions with tbe Chinese commission. grazing on forest reserves. Chinese situation, there ia little In to M r. Bowen ia a farmer, bnt formerly eral days, are to tbe effect that Cap eral, Washington; September 11, Cap future growth w ill also he measured by day’s news to arrest attention. From resided in Mapleton, where he waa tain Devereux ¡Shields and company F, Buffalo, N. Y ., is made tbs eighth The population of the city of Ixu tain Devereaux Rhtelds, with 61 meu city ol the United States by the Angelas, Cal . ao ordiug to the censui „1 company F, Twentv-niulh regiment tbe increese of tbe recleimed area. In Shanghai cornea an unconfirmed report clerk and city marshal for a number of the Twenty-ninth inlantry, consist census, having passed Cincinnati of 1*00, is 103,479, an Increase of 83.- United States volunteer iufsulry, and a region which, in the extent of diver that the alhea have seixid Shan H a i of years. H e is a well-known meinlier ing oi 45 men, atatinned al Boag, Mar- sity of its mineral wealth, has no Kwan. San Francisco. of the Masonic fiaternity and enjoys indaque island, embarked September 048, or 108.38 |*er cent since 1890. one bospiital oorps man. left Santa equal on the globe, the riches of the A ll tbe news with regard to the an enviable leputatiuu for bis sterling 13 on tbe gunboat Villalobos and land W ith in a radius of 12 miles of Sump Crus, Marinduque, by tbe gnnboat mines in the bills are already surpass The Parkland Fishing 4b Packing ediota eminataa from Shanghai. Ac Company has been incorporated w ith , tar. Or., six lumber mills are in opera \ iilaloboe, - for Torrijos, intending to ed by tbe productions of the irrigated cording to the advioes, in addition to honesty and uprightness of character. ed on the Marinduque coast September He told his «tory^ot miraculous re 14, where 300 of tbe enemv, armed with a capital of >30,000. Its headquarters tion. Thetim ber in that district is o; return overiaud to Santa Crux. Have farms in the valleys, and the nation at the edicta ordering Grand Councillor w ill be Parkland, Pierce county. Wash. splendid quality and there is an activ« beard nothing since from Shields. targe is at last awakening to the fact Kun Kang to offer oblations before tbe lief and cure to a reporter recently and rifles, supposedly from Lusou, snr- it is a story of the greatest -iiiteiest. prised the American«. Tbe latter market for it. Scarcely doubt that tbe eutire party that the development of the use ot the coffin of B a r o n von Ketteler and the H e mid: A passenger train on the Fort Worth fought for several hours, until their baa been captured with niauy killed John E. Hudson, president of th, rivers and arid lands of the Weet w ill edict directing that 14 Hang Chang'e ft Bio Grande railroad ran into a wash 1 w«a suddenly taken sick in the ‘ ammunition waa exhausted, and they and wonnded. Shields among the lat constitute one of the moat important out near Kook Creek, Texas. One American Bell Telephone Company, entire plan be followed in regard to spring of 1895. Tbe pain was intense were overpowered and surrendered, re tor. Information sent by letter from epoch« in om* increase in population the pnniahment of the princes and person was killed and eight badly in died suddenly in the Boston A Maim The doctor was hastily summoned. lief being impossible. At leust four 6f railroad station at Beverly, Masafe «,ba coln",-n<liuK officer at Boac, dated end material wealth.' jured. ■^bigh ministers of state responsible for He pronounced my case one of gravel tbe soldiers were kilted, among whom, *^f2hth. received September 34, cousiated while waiting for a train. W » r b f a r t k a r « d « r a l O a v a r a a > « a t .' tbe anti-foreign outragea, and the de and raid that the pain was caused by according to reports, were/Captain oirumont through natives. George F. Drew, the first Democratic These stupendons possibilities also cree ordeiing that funeral honors be the iwssage of a stone from the kidneys Tiie 700 employes of the Reading Shield«, The Americans also had sev “ The Yorktown and two gnnboata, present a colossal problem How may governor of Florida after the war, died paid in Pekin and Tokio to the remains to tbe bludder. 1 doctored with him eral wounded. (colonel Thirty- this gigantic desert be transformed at his home at Jacksonville, aged 78 Iron Company, of Deanville, Pa., de George Anderson of Sugiyama Akira, the murdered chan for thiee months, but was not benefited. Lieutenants Reiff snd Bates, on years. Two hours before his death bis cided today to accept the 36 per ecu-, eighth volunteer infantry), with two into a land of proiperity? Who', la to cellor of the Japansae legation, E m p e r Frequently, ouce a week, 1 would board the gunboat Yorktown, left Ma> wife died from the effects of s stroke red ue tiou i l l their wa'ges. to take effect- companies Thirty-eighth volunteer in redeem the national domain by a com or Kwang Hsu has addressed further October, and against which the} fantry, sent to Mariudnqoe immediate have a bail s)«ll of two or three days nila Monday. After gathering troops of apoplexy. prehensive system of reservoirs? I t ha« letters to the csar and mikado renew duration, during which I suffered un struck. at Batangas they proceeded to M arin ly. Amleraon confirms the ffrst report been demonstrated by 20 years of expe- ing hie request for their aid in the told agony. _News has been received of hurricane duque to verify the reports regarding The’ Austrian steamer Llovd hai as to capture, but waa unable, on Sep rience in iirigation development and peace negotiations. at Offord, Iceland, September 30. The .'¿Finally I went to Mankato and the (ate of Captain Shields and his tember 27, to give details and present by the reports of government experts wind, it is* said, blew 120 miles an sailed from Loureuco Marques, bavin; Varions opinions are expressed as to consulted a specialist. He stated that whereabouts of Shields and party, or and engineers that tbe great problem men, and in ease the native rumors hour. Nearly a ll the lishing smacks on lioard 400 Transvaal refugees, par the impottance of the edicts. The I did not have gravel, hut thougl-t it names of tbe killed iAd wonn<led. His can only be solved by tbe federal gov were well founded, to punish therebele„ of them being Irish-American«. Al were driven ashore, houses were rased Shanghai correspondent of the Morn was rheumatism of the stomauL. I information w ill probabiy be available ernment. Captain H iriR irM . Chitten and release the captives. News from ing Post lays: and several persons were killed. There their expenses have been paid by th, continued to visit him until tbe end of thia expedition is awaited w ith .some soon. Anderson has orders to com Tiauavael government. Each man re den, engineer oorps, U. S. A., in his was great destruction of property. “ The severe punishment ordere.1- by August. Then I became completely immediately and report on “ Surveys for Reservoir Sitae, ’ ’ anxiety at M anila. In Ihe meau- ceived 80 shillings and will be pair mence operations . w ■-__ w Emperor Kwang Hsu w ill only mean a bedridden and sent for another doctor. The Republic Iron ft Steel Com >43.60 on landing at any port whicl move relentlessly, until Shields and declares emphatically that reservoir while, the censor prohibits the trans money fine. There are traces of Li He called my cbmplaiut inflammation hit party are rescued. Logan w ill be construction in the aiid regions of the mission of news uoucerniug the' affair. pany’s works in East St. Louis, III., may be selected by them. Hung Chang’s band under American of the bowels and treated me for that. known as the Tudor Iron Works, have sent to Marinduque, if necessary, to West can properly’ be carried out only Colonel Edwwerd E . Hardin, of the influence in the ediota." On the other ■Captain J. V. Henry, of Quincy clear op tbe situation. 1 became better, hut in one week my Twenty-ninth regiment, who is now resumed operations after a suspension through pnbliu agencies. “ Private hand, the Standard's Shanghai corre of two months on Account of the fail All., who baa just resigned as assistan “ M A C A R T H U R .” , enterprise can never accompliab the spondent remarks: «»'The empress now legs swelled up and I was worse than in Manila, admits it is impossible that ever. ure to agree n^on a -wage scale. An postmaster, was arrested for the al The Twenty-ninth infantry was re work ancceseully. the native reports may be correct. » As between state realises the true nature of the crisis. “ The doctor laid my case before the agreement has now Jfceu reached and leged embeulemunt of >8,800, funds o cruited at Fort McPherson, Ge. Cap- • and nation, i f falls more property After consulting the emperor she sum- faculty of Rush Medical College, C hi signed for the ensuing year, and up. the National Railway Mail Ksrvior tain Shields was lieutenant-colonel ot under tbe latter." E C U A D O R A N D PER U . 1 motied the court dignitaries sad on Benevolent Asciation, of which be hat the Second Mississippi daring the Span cago, and it was decided that 1 had wards of 80(5 men are'at work. T « a Y a a t a W o u ld K e o la lm Ih o W o « t . their assembling, through which she neuralgia ol the stomach.' 1 was treat- Retattene R « i « « « n t h « T w o C o u n t r t « « been secretary and treasurer since iti ish War1.’“ T ie was made captain in the I t la estimated that >148,000,000 remained silent, the emperor in a loud ed for that until Decemlier, but contio- A Winnipeg, Manitoba, special says: organization. Henry Had given th, Twenty-ninth infantry Joly 6, 1899. N o t th e M o a t A g re e a b le . would reclaim the arid lands of the voice delivered a tirade lasting a roupie C. E . Stevens, a Methodist missionary association a liond of >10,000. u8d to grow worse. Then tbe doctor New York, Oct. 8 — The H erald’» He was 1 resident of Notches, Mis West; that an expenditure by the fed- d hours against the courtiera. Then said, 'I can't do you any good. AB st Oxford House, in the district of Sim Loop wag kUled at Carton, Or., where his wife now resides. «ral government of >16,000.000 a year in an’augry voice he dismissed them, the help I know (or vou is an O|>era- oorreipodent in Bogota says no action Kowatean, in a letter dated September Tbe scene of thia lateet revere* la a for 10 years would open up lands for After this the decrees w ill be taken on the protocol recently by being run over try a logging wagon. 10, 1900, states that during the late were l^ued tiou .’ ‘Very » e ll,’ 1 replied, 'go on signed by Minister Uribe and thfe gov small ialand lying dne south of the tbe settlement of a population as big as W hile these have been |>rouiulgated, The accident occurred one-half mil« winter and early spring of this year and operate if that ia left for me * ernment of Ecuador. Tbe protocol ia between 20 and 80 Indians of tbe Sanl- from Brown’»saw m ill, where he war southern coast of Lnxon and about 300 that of Hie entire couutry at present, feverish war preparations are still re- This was on Sunday. The time of the not approved because of the Colombian niilea from Manila. itaM'.io, Marinduque ia employed, lie wee driving a heavily i _ ^ n “ I'P^PUMian of >10U.OOOivas,made , ported from. Shanghai, and new ap- taau tribe, leslding near Andy Lake, about. 24 mtlee la uameter and wag the»last session o ' congress for- pre- pointments hare been made to the Chi- operation was set for Tuesday. My authorities’ waiting for im po rtaut”d a la ’ died of starvation. Rabbita and deer loaded four-horse logging wagon dowt children were -sent for, and I prepared in'regard to the attitude of Ecuador in garrisoned by two small a steep gtade, when the brake failed it detachments Jieftthary survey» to discover the beet oeae army and navy,” have fed thia people, and although they for the w«r»t. of United States troops. One of these - connection w ith tbe invasion of the work, and the horses ran away. Th« locations for the immense reservoirs. ate even the bark of trees, they were "Tbe appointed time came; the four southern frontier of Colombia. Colom was at Boac, on the west roast of the driver jumped, but was caught undei not able to sustain life. The assistance of every orgauixalion M IN E R S ' PAY R A IS E D . doctors present examined me lor two bia is also investigating whether Ecua _ ■ the load. Deceased was 36 years old. island, and the other waa at Siuta and of every individual in lorwarding Z hours, then they retired and-'con? ill ted dor lias-been in connivance with \ ’eue- A large timber-land deal was com Two of the horses were killed outright. Crus, the princi|ial port on the north this all-important work shoolld be wel A b A f lv B n r « o f l o P e r Cea»t I n t h e A a - for the same length of time. They _ xuela. »,■.................. pleted at Albany. O r., hy tbs tiling in side. -Captain Shields appears to have ” • t h r « c l t « C o a l K c g io a i. Count vou Waldersee has -Moved al started ftoin Santa Crux on a gunlieat comed and assisted in everv possible concluded UfaVthey did not know w hat' the office of the county reoorder a deed In the meantime the Colombian gov Oct. 3.— An offer of way. G U Y E. M IT C H E L L . ' a n Philadelphia, Tien Tsin. i n n r » « « «f in . * iled l h « h««'i physician asked from W-; H . Htimson, of Los Anglees, for Torrijos, a small roast port, and it an of J O per cenp i « * « » « ’«- permission to ‘,n t,* ax he expressed it, ernment has Jiven orders to the m ili Cab. -to Theodore O. Wither, o f LA The Chinese government has ordere,) is inferred (hat the boat as well as the ‘ A M IG O S A TT A «K o u D w IE .a R n S a. wages was today made S w OL today made by the Rh,la- fiud o u t / , a, ked Mj{ G tary authorities on the Ecuadoiian Crosse, Wis., conveying about 4,800 tbe-degradation of Prince Tuan. body of troops under that officer has Iroutier to maintain the strictest neu delphia A Reading Coal S e v e r a l S k lr m la k « « D a r i n g tfc« ron Com- placche wanted to cot? He rndd ‘lie r««n- f pany. and thU move, it ia acres of timber land in the southern ' Germane want Waldersee to offer s been capture.I, for the dispatch makes, trality. The'Liberai revolution is not C t v l l l a a « D is a p p e a r . L w i l l thongbt four inches... far enough.’ I lim ited to guerrilla warfare in The de- part of the county „for the consideration reward for the head of Prince Tuan. no reference to her return. ba followedbv similar notl Manila. Oct. 8.— Tba Filipino* . gt every knew enough not- to «How any «neh iwitments o f (Jundina, Maroa and Tolt- of >40,880. Two other deeds of 180 The offioers of the gunboat VHIatd- ‘ oollierjt in the anthracite An audience of 20,(M)0 people war bos were: Lieutanaut Edward Simp, the vicinity of Manila have been more acres each were tile«! in favor of W ith hide-and-seek game to lie played with ft ia expected by the I » « ! « * » * rs that me, so the operation did not occur. I ina. The revolutionists in the north, er, the consideration liefhg approxi addremed by Roosevelt in Kansas City, son, commanding ¡ S 'om ma tided by General Santoe; have at Lax Increase in wages Mo. tisfac- continued under the d o c t o r ’« c a r » , h u l o f f e r e d to ewpitn iate. mately >10 an acre, a high price for and iyw al - Cailet R. — W-. Vincent. night there were brisk attacks — ’ > - Piuaa and Paranaque, south of Manila, th * mén, and they many my case was considered hO|<elesa. I timber land, indicating an increased Governor Sayers -says he has re L'eutenunt Si pm son has seen over General Pinzen, the hero of the - • Uie a. well a . out port tiring at Im u . Bacoo. demand for such property. ceived >872,478 for aid of Texas suffer years active sea serivee. He entered made my w ill, balanced mv accounts . northern campaign, became minister offer and return to wOtfkJ ’ Mining ers. the navy June 17, 1888. lie returned and Mäntin Lupa. The American offi operations w ill in this c% nt be given and niHde every prejiaratiou for death of war on Kepleinlier 19. He, has Germany is about to declare war on cera are satisfied that the alleged ami- ‘ ‘I continued to grow steadily worse. strengthened and made the department To data, 2,889 bodies have been offi from bis last tom of sea service in gös, living in and around the towns in an impetus, ami the operators expect China. cially reported found at Galve«tou, May, 1896, and was assigned to shore question, participated in these attack*. there w ill be a gradual resumption un Day after day was passed in intense more popular agony. As a last resort I told my General John M. Palmer, of Illinois, Texas. * _____ __ duty. February I, 1898, be was order The Marroquin government ia now til the oollieriea w ill again have their is dead. ed to th3 Brooklyn. Ensign Landis I Official reports have been receive.I of full complement of eitfèlhye». The hired man to bring me, the next time nM-ognised hy the diplomatic rorpe re The |*>stoffice at Mesa, iF m ile p from insurgent activity in Zambales province Galveston appeals for bglp to rebuild Phoenix, Arisons, was robbed of >I,0O( haa seen qot quite three years of sea and in Batangas province. Two skirm Philadelphia A ReailidgL' Comiatny he went to town, a box of Dr. W il siding iq Bogota. Communication be «erivee. He joiued the navy Septem the city. operate* 89 collieries, and o(J these 37 liams’ 1’ink fills for l'ale People. 1 tween Lake Maiaoaibo and Ecuade has in stain|ls and >388 in cash. ber 6, 1893, and Ills la»t cruise expired ishes occurred during the week on the have been shut down owfn^ to insuffic had read considerati))» about them and been re-established. _Four persona we i killed hy a tornado thought I would try th e m . Immeri- Thomas G. Sherman, the famnnt ill May, 1899. He was ordered to the Bicol fiver, in the province of Fomh ient working force, '. in an Iowa town. jatelv »her beginning •h e u se of th ese lawyer and single-tax advocate, died a< Asiatic squadron De em her 22, 1898. I ('amarines. It is estimated that the GALVESTON R E L IE F . Whether the miners w ill accept the* Epidemio of smallpox at Nome has •’*» home in New York, aged 88. II» I commenced to fe el b etter. At Cadet Vincent has had one year and 1 insurgents lost 90 killed in the various proffer of tbe eompeny and returif- int districts. been stamped out. I took one pill three times a day, f)« v « u H u n d r e it T h n ii s a iH l D o l l a r s C a « - W . Burke Cochran spoke against ex seveu months of sea service. February Two civilians, John McMahon and sufficient nom liera to operate the mines b it increased the do-e to three pills t r lb u le a l D p t » D o l a . Von Waldersee w ill demand Hie sur pansiou in the Coliseum in Chicago be 1, 1899, he was assigned to the New cannot be foretold tonight. Reports Ralph McCord, of San Francisco, who Orleans. «wee limes a day. In two weeks 1 Galveston, Tex., Got. 8 .-—John render of leaders of the outrages. fore an audience of 12,000 penons. reoeived from several points in the started on a business trip for Vigau w«s out of bed and around. Sealy, chairman of—the finance com „American trboiis, except a legation Imperial statistics show that 544,- O» bw T » N k K a p lo d e d . and Bangued, in northern Luaon, have ' Schuylkill region, where the Reading L “ i In t five weeks I took a trip to jjan - mittee, a sub-committee of the Galves guard, are ordered from China to Ma- 883 children l>elow 14 years of age an New York, Oct. 1.— At 1:46 thJ| not been heard from for three weetka. oollieriea are located, rather indicate bnt this trip was a little beyond ton central relief committee, aud cus that the mineworkers w ill follow the nils. « fldgggWd in industrial pursuits in Ger- morning a gas tank exploded in the It is feared they have l-een killed or t u y strength and I came home and had todian of the Galveston relief fund, haa instructions of their organization offi Central Gas Light Comiianv’s works captured by the insurgents. Senator Beveridge, of Indiana, opened n",n 7' to go to bed. I agaiQ began tbe use of given out the following: cials and remain away. the Republican campaign in Illinois, Lieutenant-General Miles in bis an- al the foot of East One Hundred and 4|ie pill*. The effect was as before; in A R ic h N a n D e a d « “ A ll supplies that have been turued President Mitchell, of the Mine- with a speech in Chicago. nual report renews his recommendation Thirty-eighth street. The explosion Indianapolis, Oct. 8 .— W. V. Wol- workers, received no notice of tbe in ♦dor days I was on niy feet, and have over to me ui^to und including October been there ever- »iuee,,thanks to Dr. 1, 1900, from a ll sources, amount to Senator Caffery, of Lonisana, haa ^or tf>* torther ° i the automobile in was heard lor miles around, and broke cott, of Boston, died at St. Vincent's all the windows in the vicinity. The hospital from a stroke of apoplexy sus tention of tbe opsrators to offer the in W illiam s’ fto 6 rills for fa le People." >781,048.68. This amount includes a l1 officially declined the presidential nom- th# • rmy* crease in wages, and the intimation it I hereby "certify the above statement money received by me direct, a ll re lust ion by the National party. The plant of the Illinois Steel Com burning naptha flowed down the street tained on a Big Four train yesterday. thus given that the miners’ organiza and into the engine-rootu of the gaa Mr. Wolcott located in St. Louis about is true, to the best of my knowledge ceived by Major Jones,*and also >309,- A t Tarrs Haute. Ind., The Abbott J°liet, 1IL, haa been shut down tion w ill receive no recognition from company, setting it »fire. Two alarms 80 years ago. lie became a member and belief. L E ROY BOW EN. . 609 remitted to me by Governor Kayera the operators. .broke tbe world's trotting reoord of owlu* to ■ ,Mck ° * orders. Two thous were sent in and the firehnat was sum of the firm of Wolcott A Hume, pub- Witnesses: J. A. Biddesou, Mrs. out of subscriptions made to him. The 2:08*4, held by A lii, making tbe mile " nd ,n ) •"«c*®*1- _ moned. The ffrmes at this time shot Le Roy Bowen. S h o t D o w n In I k « S t r e e t . governor has also ordered a further re in 2:08*4. The population of St. Joseph. Mo., 70 feet in the air. The fire ia still MXilers of the Journal and Times, at M r. Bowen’s postofflee addre*s is mittance to me of >100,000, which St. Louis, and later was president ol Omaha, Oct. 2.— A special to the Another death from bubopio plague ■teordiB« to the United States census, burning fiercely and tbe Htemei^are the St. I»uis Car Coupler Company. World-Herald from Beatrice. Neb., Reunford, Minn.* He w ill gladly an should reach me in tbe next fiewF days, was reported at Glasgow, making the , 10:L979, against 53,834 in 1890, an lighting desperately to preveut the He owned large interests iu Missouri sevs: W. J. Hurn was probably fatal swer any inquiries to those enclosing and he w ill send me from time to time seventh since the outbreak. Only 40 ,ncr* Me of Ml,666, or 96.81 per cent. flames from spreading to the gas hold lin e mines and at the time of his death ly »hot thia afternoon bv Dr. W . F. stamp for reply. such additional fundi as he may re persons are now under observation. A city detective of Cleveland. Ohio, ers. which are near tbe scene of the was senior partner in the banking firm Lee; one of the most prominent phvsic- I 11 t was nature’s own remedy that ceive. w"e n“,nre’ We are arranging iu proper explosion. There bas waa shot and instantly killed while leen no low of of Wolcott * Co., of Boston and New hum e two ians m in roe the axate. state. m The two men men room room •<'™”H‘Bsh»d this cure caused by im- shape a full itemized statement of all Prince Henry, of Prusaia, is now life. _ ____ York. A search of his effects brought in separate apartment* in tbe Davis pure “blood, for Dr. W illiam s’ Pink receipts and amounts expeuded, which commander-ln-chief of the First Ger trying to pot g stop to a shooting affray to light the fact that he carried with block. As H u m waa passing Lee's Pills (or Pale People are composed of w ill be duly published." man squadron,succeeding Vice-Admiral between union and nonunion inolders. T u r« D o w « th « F la g . Hoffmanu, who has been relieved fiom For the fiscal year endiug June 30, San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 1.— U nit- him a large fortune. H e had in his doors, the physician mentioned a bill vegetable remedies that exert a power the post. w 1900, the total numlier of fiostage <le<l States Consul W . W . Mills, a* valise >600.000 in government bonds against Hurn for services and a quarrel ful influence in purifying and enrich T r n a b l o s o f t h « K i n g o f C a m b o d ia . <• W 1 Paris, Oct. S.-^-Prince Vkanthor, sun Tbe Austrian press bitterly con stamps of a ll kinds issued in the U n it Chihuahua, Mexioo, reported to tbe and about >2,000 in cash on his per- ensued. Hurn struck at Dr. Lee but ing tbe blood. Many diseases long ■ ‘ ‘ him. ‘ ~ - I^ee drew a revolver supposed by the medical profession to of the King of Cambodia (-French lndo-, missel Dr. demns the attitude of the United States ed States, including ordinary stamps. federal authorrties at Washington, de- son. due stamps, stamped envelope» tailing an insult to the American flag and fired, Hurn staggering back into lie inourable have succumbed to tbe po China), who wad recently a guest of K n e r« C o m in g to A m e r le a . towards China, attributing to the ■ postage t ir ! n r w it a 1 ___ _ 1 « .» _ ____«> . . fit. Paul, Oct. L — The Globe tomor bin w ife’s arms shot in the right bresst. tent influence of these pills. Thia uni France at the exposition, and who dis course of the Washington government and postal cards, reached the ennnuon« over his consulate September 16, the “ the arrogant defiance with which total of 5,338.000,000, valned at >98,- anniversary ol Mexico s independence, row w ill say: “ Hundred» and per The bullet entered the lungs, and Hurn versal remedy ia sold by a ll druggists appeared somewhat mysteriously, was 000,000— an increase of 400,000,009 by a mob of Mexicans. He had hoist- haps thousands, of Boers w ill emigrate is not expected to live through the found in Brussels. A dispatch sent iu China ia treating the allies." K in m a A b b o t t - « F a t h e r l a a a n a . stamps over the preceding year. ed the United States and Mexican flags from South Africa to the United States night. Dr. Lee gave himself up and his behalf says be did not sail forborne The Isthmian canal commission Chicago Oct. 1.— A s o c ia l to the last week from Marseilles, as was ar General MacArthur recently issued in honor of the day, and the mob tore and settle in the Northwest. Theodore was released on bail. stated that it would be able to submit Chronicle U from Milwnakee, sava. Au- 1 a . • 1 . ranged, « a a « B w a . , . liecauae r v a - a a r o n v . he s o I has SM n U V » k i received r ttlV C U K ill Van Grecht, of Holland, who has ol down the United States colors. uot tbe tbe following general order lor the bet a report to congress sufficiently com I ati iu has been made to Judge W all- French government’s reply to the let • K i l l e d l a a W r a c k . late years made his home in the South prehensive to serve as a liasis for the terment of the government of the city L u m b e r r ia n t R n rn erf. African republic, is in 8t. Paul to ar Guthrie, O. T „ Oct. 2.— The Sente tier for the appointment of a gugrdiun ter of grievances from bis father against action of that body at tire approaching of Mafiila: “ Existing orders requir Mendocino, Cal., Get. 1.— The plant range satisfactory railroad rates ovei Fe through express lor Kanms City for Seth Abbott, father of the late Km the French officials in Cambodia, of ing residents of the city of Manila tc session, if it should be desirable to act of the Albion L n m l«r Company, at A l the Western lines. M r. Van Grecht was wrecked 15 miles south of here ma Abliott. M r. Abbott was adjudged which he was the liearer. He adds Dispatches announce that among the confine themselves to thefr homes after bion. was destroyed by fire todav, to w ill bring a large contingent of Boers this afternoon by spreading rails, and insane In the Chicago courts last F ri that the only res|ionse he received was 10 o clock P. „M.. are hereby amended missionaries killed by Chinese in the gether with 400,000 feet of lumber and to this country in the spring if condi the baggage and express cars derailed, day, aud his commitment ordered to a a telegram irom hia father, or ieriug his massacre in Yqnnan province were to extend the hour to 11 P. M., aftei 1,000 oonlt of tan bark. The dry kiln, tions are favorable. There aie thous the smoker thrown off and turned up- sanitarium at Wauwatosa. The appli return, but he explains that be cannot which hour tbe atrqgta w ill be cleared Bishop Fantonsalli and Father Quirine, by tbe police. Saloons w ill be closed «tore, hotel and several dwellings lie- ands of Boers, he says, who are anx •i<to down and the day coaches pertly cation for a guardian is , made , bv • Fred do so until be has received the reply of of the HdliTnu Catholic church. It erick Abbott, a longing to the company were also con i“ -*k! _ th?t.bT th® French k -'e rn n irn t, ro he ha. gone iously awaiting an opportunity to leave Two people were killed and at 10 P. M ., and the sale of liquor pro *ras mid that th* bishop died alter th* or some suitalilr a n*~n« person be tamed. The lost is lietween >125,000 their present environment and embark .. appointed i_._ , ]O j j rnRRe|g^ The prince denies having hibited after that hour.” or more injured—a ll passenger« iiioftt awful torture. and >160,000. guardian. Judge W alllier has fixed in tbe smoker. for another land." ----------s j .. any disagreement with bis father, King 5 The ■ rest world's fair that was an tbe bearing for October 22. F i r « ' 1« H a m b u r g . Norodom. W o m a a C o n n l t i « a l e l d r . • I t is reported that Chicago a ml Lon nounced for Brussels in 1905, has been O o n i . i 1« T r u t b r n l . R a i lr o a d M a a ’ « S a l r l d a . Hamburg, Oc*. 1.— In a fire today Seattle, Oct. 3.— Elisabeth A. Lang- don flriua w ill invest >30,000,000 in al«ndoned hcrause of the failure ol R r lt la k A k e lle d a T l lll a g e . Havana, Qct. 1 — General Maxime Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 8.— Warnei ley, 24 years of age, wife of a Dawson Plgloks A Tietgen's warehouse, the (kilorado mines. the Paris exposition. Hong Kong. Oct. 8.— The British Gomez has written a letter, in which M . Newbold, superintendent of the Robertson grease warehouses, Hoihces’ theatrical man, committed suicide at be envi: gun I k , at Robin haa shelled the village The new year at West Point begktt gyanary and four residences were de- South and North Birmingham Mineral Spirit distillers and distributors have her home in this city thia morning by "M any persons sre mortified a tth r of Luk Lae, on thé West river, in re w ith 434 cadets on the rolls, the formed a co-operative association em itrove<l. The loss la estimated at over Divisions of the-Louisville ft Nash dr?Dkl3 * ° Brbo,lo a d d . The case is a prolongation of the American inter/en- taliation for the inhabitants firing oil a bracing all the distilleries in the U n it largest number by «0 that was ever at 1.000,000 marks. ville railroad, committed snicide at hit " - " h e ^ 1^ le* Ve" thl^ * *itt,ed m ,«bt- ,io“ - the academy. r- ed States. Maflv also view the situation in British steamer. The ringleaders were residence in this city todav by shooting ers Her hatband is in tbe north. » pessimistic light. But tbe Ameri afterward captured and flogged. F i r » In M e a l « « n t r . himself in the month with a 38-calibei Hntish capitalist* have acqnirwl op A Victoria (B. C .) dispatch says that Mexico City, Oct. 1.— The dry good* revolver. M r. Newbold lost his wife tions oh more than 1,000,000 scree ol cana are not to blame for the delay, »» ’• F r a i a l « » n t Q n a fc e e . - In Chicago. _ - - the money baa been auhsrcibeO lor a »tote Le Valencia, owned bT Sebastian, Quebec, Oct. 2.— 8. N. Par.,nt hat the Cuban« have placed obstacles in some months ago. ami since that time oil fields in northern Wvoicing and has < bicBgo. Oct. 3.-—Fire tonight de- new railroad from the Great Lakes to Robert ft Co., was mimed late last their path. No good man can don Id acceptod Ihe premiership of this prov has been despondent, and to that cause «Iroyed an usight-story building* on the Pacilio coast with a branch line organised the Western States Gil Com night. The lots ia «stinated at >760,- pany of A m e ric a ;* is attribute.) the terrible deed which ince, to succeed the late premier M ar that tbe promt to Dawson. o e a a w .1 M M « *« « « . 000. chand. hat shocked the community. Captain Tuttle, of the ravenne cut r The principal loser is E. A. Rothschild people w ill be faithfully kept.’ Swift A Co., the big Cbioago peck- ter Bear, reports that fever and famine • « r le a e K la t la L li Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 1._Ad ft Co. Q u a rte r.. ing firm, haa leased the extensive New threaten to exterminate Alaska natives. vices received today from Colon, Co ’* i Lima, Pern, Get. Oct. 2.— 3.— Owing to a IV W i w S k ip » a f t k a uaarrer.. mma, rern, A g r a r ia n A e it a lla n . York plant of the Eastman Company. . ff***"**011' °®** ®*— The quarterly l«®k,of prudence on the pert of the po- lombia, say the iusurgents force« ad D n a l M i n e R n r n la g . Um atilla haa arrived in venced to within 14 mile« of Panama . Berlin,Oct. 1 .— The Agrarian League o( *h# «»mmiseioner of navi H<* authorities of Lime, a serious con- .« Tbe a steamer < . ------------ Evansville, In d ., Cfct. 8.— The Sun- Tbe month of August was the hottest a .a n Franefe™ from the north, bringing but were checked there bv the govern * 1 a l* -™ *bow’ ,hat 808 sail vessels ol flict took place this afternoon in the ha» just begun an aggressive campaign nvsule coal mine, iu this city, the August on record, according to the 1,1 ‘ re ,*ure ,rom th« ment troops. The latest news waa 88,790 groee tons were built in the principal square ol tbe city between against the continuance of tbe most lareet coal mine in Southern I n d i a n a , weather authoritiea Jn the Keet. n .," ± " m v aBd* ,BW £ ^ ¡ 5 b* ‘ W— United States and officially numbered tb« populace and a force of monnted favored-nation relations between Ger to sn fire, ami it la feared the entire ?“" “« ‘b* <B, - r^ e u d e d September 80. Police. ;fid great was the excitement many and the United States Of all the line and staff generals ia i nuggets from Nome. Tbi> mine w ill be destroyed. ., The value of the United State* army at present only This years’ apple crop in North 1890 Of the vessels constri cted ol th»t the cathedral bell rang an alarm appears to be without the sanction ol the mine Is eiRimated at >300,000. fiheblon. III., Oct. 1.— Firedestroyed wood, 180 were sail and 1’ 7 — " of * ................. two, Ludlow and J. M . Wilaon, ate America la expected to be tbe largest Some the leading journals of Lima «overnment, for at the offices of th« graduates of Weet Point. - ever known. The horticultnral atatia- four brick bnsiue« building» here ear Of tbe steel vessels four were m il and ”*> • President Roman, to follow the imperial secretary of the treasury B a R e a -P a w e ll a t P r e ta r la . ly today. Tbe lose is >26,000; in- 17 steam. Of the whole number 1M •«•m pto of M. Cenuilr Perier and M where tbe tariff schedule. , r . now b.i Lincoln, Neb., made tbe boast that ‘?, U n * P "*’ 1®» h«wt 80,00,000 to 100, P r e t o r l R , Q c t . 8.1—General Baden- 1,114.1. The fire started in a drug store, were built on the Atlantic and G u ll, Grevy, former presidents of France' toM P7 h ^ ; * Pre* <'orre*POD<, «nt wai OOJ.OOO hnrrolg. w ill it ha. the l.rgeat creamegy_ in ------- - which ~ " ‘ he a sup from an anknown cause, and lor a told that there was no diapositio. Powell has arrived here to take com- ” on the • * « »*««■. Kx- Finance Minister Be- ply of more than one barrel for every world. Tbe institution turns out 80, time throolened to destroy tho entire Great Lake., and »> on the Wee t a i l 1 '“undot la a priaoner in Fort ««"tt L " d ir tJ h A*”^ ' gover," n* n‘ ®»«tob maud of tbelltoH ce in the Transvaal inhabitant of the United States. 000 pounds of butter every day. hurt neat district. •rod Orange river country, where it is •o d lrtn rb American righ t, in this n "YWR Catalina. ~ | proposed to'maintain a force of 12,000 wen, a ll under General Baden-Towall. DAYTON • ■. • , ORBgON. Bryan made a Minnesota. dosen speebes lx Captain Shields and Party Captured in Marinduque. EVENTS. OF THE DAY T h a t In you ere coa _ e women ing women’i of eny lfvii»| A women m an w h en i privet» 4rou Meny d rift elong ing fu ll w< ‘ immedieta modesty la . exposing th< < end probefa their fem ily aery. With) consult from actual Women su femele wes oommunicst Lynn, Mi A» reed and a i Thia ia a statement, mayor end others whose Mr*. Pinkhi W rite for haa been ei * Udenoe betwi women of been broken then 100,000 advice durin; Out of the ‘ which she more the the very ka ” your ceae turp except advise h a » ere some of I A diotfA ei “ D x a b M la owing to table Com]: day. Jfcl bed where with a good day. Iffy 11 had freqner else checks backache i three years health "—I Leaks, Oreg ~D »a M wrote to yo « mo . r , sheag« of 1 had bladdei suffered for to dome an' Lydia K. 1 pound my much. I w medicine to will prove a a* it hae to •01 Da Kalb " D bab M «ardent dealt been marri« “ot become to find out t tog your kin E. Piukham' became the boy, the joy healthy bat eine.M—Mae. * w . N. Y. ^«ArdgoMr/d ft O xs. m Suffering foi doctors At suffer terri ovaries. I |t day, and fe« d o c to r sa id i, Wo,i Id be ao | C am : August 1, 181 “ Please ao the good yc Plnkh.m 'a 1 done me I me to do, am and feel b e I Maa. C ab l V, 33, 1699. -M u M t» . P /il 4Aove oi» /Aw M M t o Sh» •n A U S K Y rS T k lr d sad fobtland C . A. A L | Do noi I U ifB t __ ...V K K R T IA il Of IN IffifS I IJ 10 B u ild in g or rs m o d e ll w r i y a t a l i , lin e »( i { '•c e s . M ir t in e , (¡ss •♦ h e m a nd supplì««, ] t etaiogu«« on o p p ile a«. _ Bucesssor t ) •46 W a s h i n g ' , . , , in n«m.
