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DAYTON HERALD.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
Weak.
Ufcafty to Prava la
Eight-hour bill reported favorably
to the Senate.
Ten persons killed In wreck on the
Southern Pacific.
German Socialists preparing for
bitter election fight.
Jeffries falls to knock out > Butte
miner In four rounds.
Portland labor leaders plan to form
a Coast organisation:
'Humperts, the great French swin
dler, captured In Madrid.
Funeral services of Mrs. Grant at
Washington and New Yerk. •
Senator Morgan warns Congress
that both isthmian canal routes may
be lost.
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Bill to opgn the south half of ths
Colville reservation Introduced In
Congress. ’
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Bllssard In KOcky Mountain and
prairie states blockades railroads and
kills livestock.
Washington Lewis and Clark Com
mission recommends a state appro
priation of *100,000.
Holiday trade the moot active on
record.
Kaiser WUhelq, welcomes Ambas
sador Tower.
Anarchist kills sister anarchist who
rejected his loirs.
Arrest of a I
Portland, Dee. «».— Forged Chinees
kff
Pad fie
coast,
least the federal authorities
have reason to beKeve so, facte having
coom Into their possession through the
arrant in San Francisco ef Gen Chen,
who bed in his possession a counterfeit
Oferttficsto.
About a month ago Chinees Inspector
Doan, of San Franciaeo. sent a certifi
cate to David M . Donne, collector of
internal revenue In Portland, for ex
amination. M r. Dunne pronounced I t
a forgery and the balder, Gen Chan,
was arrested in San Francisco.
The
forgery is a very clever one, the United
States dies being Imitated to perfection
and every de.ail being minotely fol
lowed, even to the finished photograph.
Tbe federal authorities here w ill not
give oat definite information about the
cnee tor fear it w ill defeat the ends of
justice, bat it la known that in some
one of tbe eittae ol tbe Pacific coast a
counterfeiting ooaapeay is tam ing out
forged certificates. The fine workman
ship ebons that tbe counterfeiters not
only bare a thorough and intimate
knowledge of tbe inside workings of
tbe laterior department as regards
Chinese affairs, but that they must be
possessed of considerable means to
carry on tbe business in such ruinate
detoil.
Tbe tricks of the wily heathen have
given Uncle Bern trouble
elusion act was first put into effect. I t
te a constant wnrinre between their
canning linked with that ol diebonest
white men, and the federal authorities.
They are na resourceful as Aladdin
with his wonderful lamp, acd ns soon
ns the officers “ tumble” to one of their
games they spring a new one. A t the
present tim e, it te claimed, there are
in circulation 160 forged copies of
habeas corpus orders issued by Judge
Bellinger.
I t U impossible to figure
oat bow forgeries of these orders could
have been made without the connivance
of seme ef the attorneys handling the
c a m , and Judge Bellinger, it is said
bus been aronsed n tth a t be threatened
not only to dither any attorney on
wbofa rnspicion might foil, bat to
prosecute him ns well. Tbe orders are
issued in lien of loot certificates and
pern for such among tbe authorities
But a Chinaman getting a bogus one
generally uses it in another stole,
na to eaeape detection the mere easily.
A lew years ago tbe government ex
posed a certificate counterfeiting gang
n w
op n a n s s T
ram all farts
0P THB STATE.
«dwetry—Orftv
r*s i
Orewteg-Lets
Is
«W'h srr
Salem la making preparations
enlarge her city limits.
to
The superintendent of tho Tunnel
ton mines, In the Gold Creek district,
has gone to Deaver to purchase a
milling plant for the development of
the properties.
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Marion County's delinquent tax
roll for last year la only 93.000. tha
smallest In the history of the county.
The original tax roll was for 9221,000
of tax money.
Byron. CaL, Dec. S3.—Ten persons
.were killed and 2T injured la a col
lision last night between the south
bound Los Angeles "owl" train and
the Btoektan firer. J t wee a rear-end
collfelon, the engine of the local
plowing ita way through the last
conch on the owl. which was filled
with Fresno people. The passengers
who escaped Instant death were hurl
ed to the fore port of the coach,
crushed between the mass of debris,
their sufferings and danger Intensi
fied a hundredfold by the clouds of
scalding steam poured out on them
from the shattered holler of the
Stockton engine.
The “owl” tort tne Oakland Mole
about 6 o'clock, and on the way to
thia point It was noted that there was
a leak in tbe flue of the engine. This
Increased to such an extent that It
was deemed advisable to stop here
and take np a freight engine for re
lief. The train officials knew that
No. 94, the Stockton local, was fol
lowing a half hour behind end a flag
man was sent back down the track to
give warning of the presence of the
"owl.” It to mid that the Stockton
train In charge of Engineer MaGuire
and Fireman Joyce, got the warning
signal In due time and gave the ue
uni response with whistle blasts.
W hy the incoming train was not
checked, however, has not been thus
for explained, the'men who could give
^ 1 ^ . b! i B< 9“ ber* * , “ on*
badly injured.
ROOSEVELT DOES NOT WANT TO ACT
AS VENEZUELAN ARRTTRATOR,
That The
Me
lathe
He May Act
■ the DHOcs
ef tbe Ua
Washington, Dee.
24 — President
Roosevelt has not accepted the position
ol arbitrator of the Venasnelan con
troversy. In fact, when the official
day closed he had not received formal
ly or officially a request from tbe Euro
pean powers that be act as arbitrator
of tbe dispato.
These statements
were made on the highest authority.
In an informal manner the president
bas been notified that the European
powers intimately concerned in tbe
present fionth American difficulty de
sire that he should undertake the re-
sponsibilty of acting as arbitrator of tbe
pointe at issue between them and Veae-
suela.
Thus far they merely have
been “ taking soundings,” with a view,
probably, of ascertaining bow he wonid
reoeive a formal proffer, to act as arbi
trator. Tbe president, as soon as be
received the first intimation that he
was desired to oe arbitrator ol the Ven-
esueian controversy, expressed emphat-
ioally his judgment that tbe matters to
be arbitrated should be referred to Tbe
Hague tribunal. H is views of the sug
gestions made have been conveyed tc
tne European powers, together with A
Strong presentation of his reasons for
tbe view he holds. No response ol a
formal nature to th e « representations
bas been teceived.
Tbe president and Secretary Hay bad
a long conference today after tbe for
mer’s return from bis Virginia trip.
They carefully went.over the situation
aa it had developed since Saturday, but
it is understood that nothing has arisen
daring tbe past 8 boors to warrant the
president in changing his opinion as to
the undesirability of bis acceptance ol
tbe position oi arbitrator, bo far as
can be learned, no specific reasons have
been advanced by tbe European powers
lor objecting to the arbitration ol Tbe
Hague tribunal. I t te held by the ad
ministration that the tribaual at Tbe
Hague was constituted to arbitrate ju»t
euch controversies sh that w h eb hue
ariteo between Venesuels and tbe
powers, and that it wduld be desirable
from this viewpoint, that tbe dispute
should go to th at tribunal for adjudi
cation.
How strong are the obje-tiony which
the kilted powers have to a releience oi
the Veneiuelan difficulty to Tbe Hague
tribunal is not known to the adminis
tration nt this time: Even the nature
oi the objections, if there be any, is
not known. Tbe negotiations looking
to the selection of an arbitrator have
not progressed sufficiently yet to de
velop euch objections as t lie powers
may base.
PURE FOOD BILL.
Meaewe wttk U ttts Op-
Text e( the Lew.
Washington, Dec. 21.—The House
has pa s sed the pure-food bill by a
vote of 73 to 31 There was not a
quorum present, but the point was
not raised by the opponents of the
measure. The speakers were Rich
ardson of Alabama, Hepburn of Iowa,
Gaines o f Tennessee and Schlrm of
Maryland, for the measure, and Chan
dler of Mississippi against IL
A bill was passed to donate a piece
of ground to Clallam. Wash.
A t 3:30 the House adjourned.
Whet the BM lactedes.
The pure-food bill inhibits the in
troduction into any state or territory,
or the District ef Columbia, from any
other state or territory, or from any
foreign country, or the shipment to
any foreign country, of any article of
food or drag which 1s adulterated or
misbranded. The above inhibition is
made to apply to any etie shipping
delivering or receiving, within the re
gions named only, such food adulter
A joint “log-rolling" given by Ash
ated. Adulterations in the MU are de
land apd Phoenix Camp«, Woodmen
fined aa follows:
In the cane of drags, if sold under
of the World, was largely attended by
a name recognised in the United
delegations from Southern Oregon
States Pharmacopeia, and the drug
and Northern California, and wag a
differs
from
the standards
of
grand nnccesa.
strength, quality and purity na deter
mined by the teat laid down In such
Burning of a heavy growth of tnilee
pharmacopeia, at the time of the In
vestigntion, so that ita strength oi
on the shores of the Lower Klamath
purity falls below tbe pfofeesed stand
Lake attracted considerable attention
ard under which it te sold; if it be an
from tbe neighborhood of Ashland, 70
Imitation of o r offered for rale under
miles distant. The reflection on the
the name of another article; and, to
clouds was very brilliant. The fires
the case of a confectionery, If it con
LATBR REPORT.
tain terra alba, barytes, talc, chrome
were started to clear off tbe wild hay
yellow or other mineral substances,
land«, while Ice and snow would pre
or poisonous colors or flavors.
Death List Has New Reached 28, with
vent spreading.
In the. case of foods, when any sub
Pear Mere la Critical Condition.
stance Is mixed with it so aa to lower
A
Prof. G. L. McKay, bead of the
or Injuriously effect its quality or
San Francisco, Dec. 26.— The latest
dairy department of the State Agri revised list of tbe victims of tbe rail
strength so that such product, when
General Increase In railroad rates
offered for sale, shall tend to deceive
cultural College of
Iowa, says road collision on the Southern Pacific
the purchaser.
to be made a t New York.
“There la no question In my mind railroad near Byron station shows that
If any substance or substances have
Terrible bllssard. blocks railroads
t
but that uairy products and bacon there are 26 deed.
been substituted so that the product
la Wyoming and Colorado.
There
are
still
20
injured
survivors
pork can be produced cheaper In
when sold shall tend to deceive the
Ths House passed ths pure-food
purchaser.
Oregon than In any other country In of tbe nocident, but the condition of
If any valuable constituent of an
bill with little opposition.
tbe world.” Prof- McKay has visited four of them is extremely critical, and
article has been wholly or in part ab
additional nances may yet have to be
House committee reports favorably
Holland, Belgium,
Denmark, Ger
stracted.
added to tha death list.
on Department of Commerce bill.
many, and Eengnnd, and his Investl
If it be an Imitation of or offered
An official investigation into the
Woodmen of the World hold suc
for sale under the distinct name of
gattoni on this subject make him nn cense of tbe disaster has been begun by
cessful "log-rolling” at Dallas.
another article.
authority unsurpassed.
Coroner Carry , of Contiacosta county,
If it be mixed, colored, powdered oi
New lig h t station at Desdemona
who proposes to thoroughly sift the
stained In a manner whereby dam
Candidates for U . 8. senator are ex-
Bands soon to be Inaugurated.
evidence in order to fix the reepoasi
age or inferiority is conceded.
oeedlngly numerous.
b ility . There appears to be no doubt
I t It contain any added or poteonour
Governor of Michigan forbids Car-
Ingredient which may render such nr
Linn oonnty ja il te foil to overflow that tbe Stockton fiver, which ran into
bett-McGovern fight la Detroit.
the Owl train, waa signalled and that
tlcle injurious to health.
ing, the first time in several yean.
Hunter tells how he killed Fits
If it Is falsely labeled as a forelgr
the engineer responded with a whistle
gernld, hut his T r i m ’s father says
product or Imitation of another sub
Tbe city elections at Monmouth were agd.threw on tbe brakes. The question
it Is false.
-s f _
stance of a previously establlshe**
in San Fianciaco and it is known th at very quiet, thefe being only one ticket which « m a in s open Is whether or not
Cuban treaty m ikes greet conces certificates have been manufactured in in the field.
name, or which has been trade-
the signal sms given in time to avert
marked or-patented.
sions to the United States, nhd will Victoria, B. C ., bat i t te belieted the
the accident.
A hobo was sentenced to one year in
If ft constats. In whole or hr part
soon be ratified.
present company is operating ea a
of a filthy, decomposed or putrid an
Railroads carry foreign goods from larger scale than ever before at the penitentiary for stealing a jar of
CANAL PROJECT MAY FAIL.
Imal or vegetable substance, or an?
the- seaboard nt lower rates than ,for tempted. Tbe prompt manner In which jam. I t was bis second offense.
portion of animal unfit tor food, o*
domestic freight over ' the same tbe officers detected tbe forged certifi
if it is tbe product of a diseased nnl
W , C. Rrimell, nn actor, was ar Senator Morgan Says Tltto te Penai
routes.
mal or one that ban died otherwise
cate purporting to come Irom Portland rested nt H elix on tbe charge of having
Route Is Insecure.
than by «laughter.
* All the allies agree to let Bowen an and presented in Ban Francisco, shows played a copyrighted play without per
Washington, Dec. 23.—There were
bltrste, bat with reservations;
that they are wide nwnke.
Tbe test section of the bill pro
mission.
20 senators in their seats when the
blockade takes effect Rebels march
videe that any article of food or drur
Senate
waa
called
to
order
for
the
lag on Caracas.
that Is adulterated or mlabrandbd
Registration in Astoria previous to
NEEDS OP THB ARMY.
final aesalon before the Chrtstmaa
within the meaning of this bill, and
the recent elections showed i
Secretary Root finally awarded
holidays. They heard * vigorous ad
It transported, or being transported
transport contract to Seattle com
foreign-boin voters than native Amer dress by Morgan on the isthmian
Ofvesl
from jone state to another fo r sale, o-
pany, but Portland and Ban Francis
icans there.
canal negotiations.
If It be sold in the District of Colum
co will each get a share.
Mjorgan
contended
for
the
making
Cleveland, O„ Dec. M.-r-Tbe fifty
bis or the territories, or if It be lm
Tbe O. R . A If. contemplates petting good of contracts entered into by
DIAMONDS FOUND IN OREGON.
An earthquake In Central
fourth annual dinner of the Cleve a dining car on its through trains and
ported from a foreign country, shsl’
President
McKinley
with
Costa
Rica
caused great tops.ol life and property land Ch&mber of • Commerce, which cutting oat the atop nt tbe lemons Log
be liable to confiscation by a process
and
Nicaragua.
The
negotiation
of
Big New York Firm Develeplng Mine te of libel for condemnation in the
, held here tonight, was made
President Rfipdevelt gave __
his _____wag
firat
Cabin anting house at Meacham for these agreements he characterised
d in n ^ 'to r ty ’ lm’ib L n s n p v a te i
notable because qf the attendance of
United States courts. Such goods. It
Harney County.
a
masterful
act.
and
said
they
were
¡several men distinguished In war and
It also provided, shall not be sold In
house.
Barns,
O
r.,
Dec.
2
6
—
Tbe
fulfill
about to be trodden under foot. Why
pence. ' The guests of
any state contrary to the laws
About
80
members
of
tbe
Marion
thia was true wan not a question for ment of I be prophecy made 30 years thereof.
Non anion miners testify to vio Governor
Nash,
Adjutant-General
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lence and boycotting during the coal Corbin, General S . B. M . Young and Coautv Bar association will try to have a Democrat to solve, but he ceuld, at ago by Profeetor Clayton, a geologist in
strike.
BLOCKADE IS ON.
General A. R. Chaffee, U. S. A.; John a continnal session of tbe criminal de any rate, say he did not agree with the employ of tbe United btatoe gov
partment of the state circuit court in* tbe mfod-readers and spirit medium* ernment, that some day diamond mines
New England senators oppose rati G. Milburn, of Buffalo, and Senator
aagurated at tbe coming session of tbe who bad since declared that M r Mc would be discovered in Oregon, is at AB’
flcatlon of tbs-treaty Wlt> Newfound Hanna. These occupied the platform
Perte are C l ose
Kinley did not mean what be said in
table, at which also sat Tom L. John legislators.
band.
land regarding roaflt fisheries.
the
contracts.
son, Myron T. Herrick and others.
The mine te in tbe Bine mountain
A drive of 100,000 feet of pine togs
An s«Boctaiipn..^M h e w formed by The first speaker was Governor Nash
He then went on to express appre
Port of Spain, Trinidad, Dec. 23.—
range, 40 miles from barns, tbe seat
160 leading pottery manufacturers
hension
that
if
the
United
States
did
is
on
its
way
down
tbe
Rogne
river.
who referred to the gsowth of the
Admiral
Dougina, of the British fleet,
not avail itself of tbe opportunity to ei Harney county. There is no ques
United Ststofi’ jrlU recognise the State of Ohio, and especially of the I f tbe drive ie successful many s
has ordered the blockade of La Guay
tion
oi
the
quality
and
quantity
of
tbe
build
a
canal
by
tbe
Nicaraguan
war blockade/
City of Cleveland- The next speaker w ill follow, ss there te a vast quantity
Congress h £ f nrdehffi favorable re wee Afijutaat-Genern) Corbin, who of fine sugar pine in tbe Upper Rogne route, none would be built, and be precious gems, but there is a question ra, Carenero, Quanta, Curaana, Cara
said tbe appropriation of 9180.000.000 ea to their commercial value.
Tbe pano and tbe mountbs of tbe Orinoco
ports on the eight-hour bill, the army spoke to the toast “Ths Army and Its river country.
for tbe construction of the canal* could stones thus far discovered are generally River. Thia blockade Is now in ef
eeds." Major-General Corbin paid
s u it bill and
‘M V tbW pplqe «•»
be
covered
Into
tbe
Treasury
about
i part:
They ate no feet. Days of grace are allowed as
rency bill.
An extensive and profitable apple- June 29, 1904, If not used before that too small for the trade.
“We have much that Is satis
larger than a small pinhead.
A tee foHowa:
canning
industry
hoe
been
started
up
nt
time.
The Hoase has passed the bill re factory; our officers and men are of
To vessels railing prior to tbe date
have
been
discovered
that
would
sell
Attention waa called to tbe fact
There te an almost nnlim -
ducing the tariff on Imports from the the best—sober, brave and Intelligent. Llnnton.
of tbe decree of blockade from tbe
for
from
930
to
9300,
but
they
ere
rare.
Philippines to 26 per cflht of the We are fortunate In having a perma ited supply of tbe fruit good for cook that under the Colombian law, only
Were diamonds malleable like gold, West Indian porta and from tbe east
nent military establishment of vol ing, bat for which there 1s no market the Congress of that country can rat
Dingley rates. y
coast of tbe continent of America—
it
there was any process known to sci
ify a treaty. There had been no Con
usteers. W hat is known as the reg in its natural state.
Steamers, 10 days; sailing vessels, 26
German warship captured n Vi
gress there since 1899. and there was ence by which the miniature stones days.
ulnr Army te In the highest sense
suelan schooner, cut down her main volunteer army, every officer and man
Six Albany boys are nnder arrest for not likely to be any unless tbe Pana could be welded together, then Harney
Prom other porta—8teamers, 20
mast, and then abandoned her In
taking service of his own motion tormenting a Chinese swill-gatherer, ma Canal Company should pay its ex would no longer be known as tbe “ cow days; sailing vesaela, 40 days.
disabled condition;- ’
But perfection of organisation Is de and finally aasaulting him and striking penses out of the 93,000.000 on hand county,” and Oregm would rank with
Vessels In tbe blockaded porta will
or tbe 940,000,000 promised by the the diamond producing regions of tbe be allowed 16 day« to obtain clear
The new mohftor Ndvsds was giver manded—a harmonious and Intelli him on tbe bead with s rock, rendering
United States. He therefore ex earth.
gent method of co-ordination and di
ances. Violaters of tbe blockade will
her trial trip at Rockport, Maae., and
They are liable to pressed apprehension that a treaty
rection. Laws for the administration him insensible.
showed s speed of lfi.96 knots, ex
Tbe commercial value oi tbe dia be Mabie under the law.
of the army have been drafted on the terms in tbe penitentiary fur their that might be accepted by this gov
It is intimated here that the block
ceedlng her contract speed by 1.46
ernment would fail of action In Co monds is now being determined by the ade probably w ill not last longer than
statute books In many parts without trofte.
knots.
,
greet diamond firm of New York,
lombia.
s continuity of legislative thought, so
.fr,
The board of trustees for tbe state
A fter quoting from tbe concession Tiffany A Company, whose confidence
President Castro states that Ven- that, starting out with the Constltu
insane
asylum
accepted
2,160
cords
of
lonal
provision
that
the
President
in
the
new
field
te
sufficient
to
warrant
granted to the liquidations of the old
esuelan rebels are helping the allied
Oermaes Harried Thera.
powers; allies want United States to shall command the Army and .Navy big fir wood at from 91-93)4 to 93 per Panama Canal Company, which Mr. them in furnishing the « p ita ! for fur
Cnrgcaa,
Dec. 29.—When the Ger
cord,
40
cords
of
oak
at
93.80,
for
tbe
Morgan said was also made a tew of ther development. They are co-operat
guarantee payment of claims against you soon overtake conditions which
man crulaer Fnlke captured the Ven
Castro, but Secretary Hay refuses: baffle and bother those charged with main buildings, and 060 cords of Colombia, he mid:
ing with the local owners.
It in a surprise to Jurists and lay
France and Holland send ships to the responsibilities connected therewith. second-growth fir nt from 92.26 to
The diamonds are found in layers of esueian schooner Victoria in the Onlf
scene of blockade.
92.60 per cord, and 106 cords of old fir men alike In our country that the At volcanic ash. Geologists and mineral of Maracaibo, the captain of the ves
2.SOO WERE KILLED.
torney General, in hia opinion given
for tbe farm buildings.
A negro charged with the murder
to the President on the right and ogists agree that the formation being sel wag given 10 minutes to leave his
of a white man wan lynched In Ala
power of the new Panama Canal the volcanic neb of ancient origin, is ship. A heavy sea was running nt tbe
■ te Asin
Company to revoke a title to the tbe same oe that indigenous to Socth time, and the small boat In which the
bama.
rw n U M M U H E T S .
United States of Ita property in Pan Africa, where the largest diamonds in Veneiuelanu disembarked was nearly
A cousin of King Alfonso of Spain
London, Dec. «5.— A dispseth from
Wheat— W allaW alla, 70R71e; bine ama, omitted to notice the prohlbi the world have been exploited. This capaised. Aa it was, one of the
was arrested In an Illegal gambling New Msrgbeian, Russian Turkestan
tlon In the concessions and In the is tbe formation that Professor Clayton schooner’s crew was drowned.
It
a 7 8 « 79c; valley, 76ffi76e.
house.
reports that the earthquake nt Andijan
tews of Colombia, through which It referred to when observing the geolog has been learned that tbe captain of
Barley—
Feed,
923.60
per
ton;
brew
derived all Ita property rights in Co ical conditions of Oregon in hie offiical tbe Victoria waa not aware of Ven
The Imperial Connell, Order of killed «,600 people in and near that ing, 934.00.
lombia.”
United Friends, la found to bs hope city, and destroyed io ,000 houses
capacity, 30 years ago. I t te M id to exueia’a difficulties with Germany and
Great Britain.
Flour B ast grade, 3.00ffi4 10; grab.
Ths ramblings oontlnne.
Tbe author
lessly bankrupt.
be next to tbe oldest formation found
ities so tar have not been able to cops ■ a , 93.3OffiS.eO.
on the North American continent, only
A beggar who died In a New York with the destitution of tbs starving,
Memphis, Tean.,’ Dee. 24.— An at
Mlllstnfls— Bran, 919.00 per tan;
that through which the S t LnArence
hospital was found to have over 9100 unsheltered people.
tempt
waa
made
to
wreck
the
'Frisco
middlings, 929.60; shorts, 919.90;
Copenhagen, Dec. 29.— All attempts
river runs being older.
The layers
000 In his possession.
passenger
train
from
Binning
chop, 913.
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thos far mined yield only extremely to float the German turret-ship Whlt-
Bey’s Had Act Rap
Conflicting political Interests In
Onto— No. 1 white, 9 1 .1 6 ffil.I7 X ; ham last night, three miles east of small stone«, but it is expected and telabach, which te ashore near Kos-
this city. Just before the train an hoped that other layers Will be dis
Congress threaten to prevent the nd
New York, Des. 96.— Dr.
gray, |1 .1 2 X ffil.l6 per santal.
mission of any new status nt nil this
rived before a high trestle, three covered that bear the precious gems of ver, have failed. The captain of the
rformed his Inst public operation in
Hay — Tim othy, 9 1 0 ffill; elever,
German warship has declined to re
session.
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miles o u t a former discovered four commercial importance.
this city for congenital dislocation of 99.00; cheat, 93ffi9 par tan.
ceive help from Denmark, declaring
laying cross-ties across the
hip.
A
lvin
Louis
Black,
6
years
«— Miners continue to spring damaging
Burbanks,
8
0
«
70c
track.
He
advanced
toward
them
that Emporor W illiam prohibits the
He is tbe boy
testimony against the coal operators old, was the patient.
Italian Opera Company Stranded.
; ordinary, OOffisOe par santal, and they fled. A short distance fur
acceptance of foreign assistance in
who sent a dollar to Lolita Armour,
Chicago. Dec. 26.— Tbe Am erican all cases of naval mishaps. The bot
Germany w ill demand some sort or
gowors’
Î M* " d ■’*•*•«» 91.76ffi ther on It wan found .That several
apology from Venesuels In addition daughter of J. Odgen Armour, of Chi
spikes bad been drawn and laid on tour of Pietro Mascagni and his Italian tom of the Whlttelsbach Is raid to
to
operate
on
whom
D
r.
Lorens
to payment of her claims.
rails. The train waa flagged and opera company came to a sudden dose have been badly pierced, and It will
Poultry — Chickens, mixed, li e ; the
to this country.
M r. Armour
stopped within a few yards of the oh-1 today in this city, w ith the cancel lo be necessary to discharge everything
The United States Steel Corpora was appealed to by ths parents of the
nag, 10c; beam l l f f i l l j « « ; tärkeys, struct! on.
tion oi ail dates. Tbe culmination oi
hoard of her before she can be
tlon. by a recent purchase of two tm hoy nod wrote a personal letter to Dr live, 13ffi M e; ¡ dressed, 13 ffi 1 7 X ;
M . Mascagni’s woes osme last evening floated,
mense plants, acquiree a practical
docks, 96ffl0 (ter donna; gnaw, 96 50
asking
him
to
operate
on
thr
when an attachment was m ale on hi«
monopoly of Its line.
Washington. Dec. 24.— Senator Per personal effects by a constable repre
child, and the operation w aetbooet- • T .
MARCHINO ON CARACAS.
Venesueln has given Minister Bow ome of this request.
— F ail sranm, twins, 1614 ffi kins. o f. California, today introduced senting a local claim for 9136. A s a
ea. United States Minister, fall pow
17)4«;
Young Amortan, 1 7 ) 4 • 13)4 a bill authorising the President to set result of the financial difficulties, Ma«- , * * * Army ef 10,000 ¿aid te Be
er to effect a settlement with Eng
C O a lO f it a M g
aside areas within forest reserves to
factory priora, If f il X e loan.
land, Germany and Italy.
be preserved ss breeding places for tagni is now suffering from nervous
Dsn Moines, In., Dec. 34 —O tt has
Butter—
Fancy
creamery,
27)4ffiS0c
Port of 8paln, Trinidad, Dec. 22 —
wild animate, birds and fish. W ithin prostration. The company was sched
•a n discovered ootlng from the
r pound; extras, SOe; dairy, «0 these areas all banting, fishing and uled to leave Chicago nt 9 this morning
It la definitely decided that Presl banks of ths Coon River, near Grant
It is reported here that the Venexu-
dent Roosevelt and a party of dlatln City, In Sec Coenty. A quart e f the •3 2 )4 « ; «tarn, 1 6 « 19.
hilling of game te to he prohibited at for a tonr of tbe West.
elan revolutionary Generals Penalosa.
gulshed men will make a tour of the ofl sent to Ames College for na analy
all times. The Senator has drawn h li
Bggu—26«36c par damn.
Rolando. Rlern and Bolague, with a
Northwest In the Spring.
bill
along
lines
recommended
by
tbe
sis 1s said to have bean found to be
Te Wipe Oat Ceaey Island
fores said to number 10.00« men, are
Hope—New «rep, 23ffi2fie pm pound
Preeident, and with a farther view
pet cent pare. The discoverer, a
New York. Dec. 24.— The first Im- marching on Caracas, and are
Orders for the disposal a t Dewey s
Waal— Valley, 12)4«16a; F .stars largely to doing away with state pro-
n n . has quietly tensed M.996
portant step tor tbe acquirement for . Heved now to be near that city. Cable
fleet during the holidays shew plainly •cros In tbs locality. :
regen, 3 « 14)4«; mohair, SOffitfle.
tection of game within reserves.
park purposes of 132 scree of land nt merangea coming from Venesueln to
that they are not to threaten Vene-
Beef— Groas, rows,
IffiflX e pm
Coney Island, thereby wiping oat the ibis port aré subjected to censorship
suelan troubles in any way.
Trial Trip.
und; atoara, 4a; dreamt, 9 « 7s.
Island’s Bowery end converting the I
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A company o f crack rifle sh ots Is
Rockport. M o n .. Dec. 22.—Tho trial Island into a national seaside resort,1
Washington. * Dec.
29.—Senator
Chtesmse Seat Bock Heme.
|
being organised among mountaineers Lodge Introduced In the Senate a Mil
of
the
Monitor
Nevada
was
held
off
has bean taken. A t a meeting attend-1 New York, Dec. 32.— United Bi:
Se
la Montana to go to the aid of Front- authorising the President to remove
Caps Ann today. An timed from the ed by many prominent residents Commissioner Benedict hue ordered,
Lambe*— Grom. 9)4« pm pound; shore, the Nevada covered 26 miles In
dent Castro.
the duty on coal coming Into the
of
Brooklyn . and
officiate
the the deportation of 12 Chinamen who
United States from Canada, when
3 boars, 8 minutes and 36 seconds, or plan was
unanimously approved, had not been registered nnder the
John D. Rockefeller has contributed ever the duty on coni from tbe United
m m fi.fi)4n.
nt the rate of I t knots an hour, allow The assessed value of tbe tend pur- exclusion act and could not show that
another million to the University of States going„ Into Canada shall be
0X490)4« pm »annfi: lag nine mlnntra tar turning. Her posed te be acquired by Oto city they arrived In the United 8tates be-
i l k knots.
amounta to 91,994,7K .
I flare the passage of the art.
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B erllnlng C h .lr Care.
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all
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