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ASTOKIA. OKIftON, WKDNDSDAY. NOVOHKK 20. 1001.
NO. 100
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BURGHERS ARE A
PECULIAR PEOPLE
Have Ikcn Taught They Arc
Colled to Dominate Over
South Africa.
AFRIKANDERS ARE UNDECIDED
llocin Ikllovu llittllrllUli Aje In He
Di'hcn Into Ilia Sen LuiivIiik
Them I'liJUputcd Mantel's
of the 'Irunnvuiil.
NKW YoltK. Nov. I - Moil advli.
from Natal in th 1iiioii Times ami
New Yolk Tillies m III problem
in M iinh Afrloa I a o Miplloalrit oii
and raniiol b ra'. h tvi.lliig llio
iir,l r Th iirrimii1rtil inyi
li.-ii. .i miii ln mule Li umtnr-
Uml llul they hat to dual With
luikir peopl mIw vry siem.-niary
nluinll.in 111 lieill ilrr!l hy their
nio tuinilna mi. I ainbiti. iu i-j,l, ri to
linhu nit th. in Uh u. r , r :lyL as
In ill Mr it of !. lhv or r aMr-.t ti
th ,. mini. m of H-iuth Afrt. Th-v
hiv tiiKlii thai tlu unmlnklt MriUalf
r l In I driven Into th" l"av
1h th- ni tlir ll. k thrir lirimni
f .! iul ilrsocr nf w.il.r, n in
Ihr . ) of th iri nk.
In N'al. lh ciirfp lnj. th
j.iil. r rliln-r tlKiruuirlily l'yl
y lli-niuh r-iii! hut u '4t i'ui.
ny t'l .(i.in l .f Afi ik m l r ir mi
I 'lo frill.
Thi'li- hl hi rn liNi mil' ll IrlillllKllUl
humlMiK, In Ur-' ih c.i. ik'h 111 II
tlit t Inlmb t.m' tnu.t h-th.-r
uiiiii "innhl." n1 iimI to
fi-"! tlut !!" r. "miu:ir.." t-r ihn
mko ft the future nuiol .4 South Af
n.M. Ilir-n ll 0 Ih tlin f'r Hi
llrltl In l- K (lill After i-riuv
iiin- .hti liurw'ii-in can I s h.uitl t -
lly. If lh 'lr of Jtmt -. fr -njily
h'-l.l
Wll.l. l-NI.AItiii: PLANT
J;neT Ik-..iii,hu,. Vnti( will n.i-
I'ttpilillty I'Mr''rtjN'il.
NI.'W Yt'UK. X, 19.--n tA rr-tv-v.l
tht 1 h lt"irr IK-miiiitlv,. Wiirk
at r!nm. N. J, rntly puivhna
hy lyiiill. -!. will lw uUrir-.l.
ECLIPSE HARDVARE CO.
Plumbers ,,,,,1
Steamfitters
HOLH ACJ
527 BOND
School Books
MAKE YOUR EXCHANGES NOW
GRIFFIN & REED, CMUIBS:. ..
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS.
TOBACCO AND CICARS
Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen,
Farmors and Loggers.
t V. ALfLEIN, Tenth and Commercial Streets
jvMl hy a party of pr iMiit'l rnllru''
I im-ii lulu mark I iioii'i..!iI "1'U
!nllll .'.illrlTlllllK III" ftl'lir of th plat''
Tin' v' Unit piny rml tfl of I'r-V
.l"iit K I. I'li't rw kh, of h, KH'
railway: tin an-ima"', iMnlel Willir
j Wit- Wtllum IV Van llorn K.
j rl-jiri-al li'lll ut th ndlail I'tt'ld"
lit K IV II ''kili, NV Yolk Imnk
r uml iir 'kr.
Til' )' iTr ! ihr works by J'li'
!lltvrn. I'l oli-tit of l ne H'tcr
.m y. mi-! p. iii l"l "Vr th prif
' .-. Th.-iv U mI.I l b A m.ir. l"'
rf (I.-BVV il'4UKlll I'X' Ill 'lVS llir 'llltt'
nut th country sjkI t omtlinl il m ill''
f.ir Ihnii fr..m :l On- gr.'iit .'figh'
line.
Tiiiii'irriiiiiii:L nouns.
Htr Hh ,t( a fr. k KnitlUli CM, I'ur-rhn-
l hy Kniluiky Itr(-ili r.
SKW VnltK. N.iv. JJ Hlar Hh l. a
J-yi-jr-,11 .hunit run. of fltw nil
ml i-oiifiirmatlun, Iim rrH'inl frrnn
Iiin1 111 on ihf imiiii-r Mlnni-hnha. II
wru (niri-lwil fur thi. Krtitu ky liriNl.
rm, fly mul Wn -.If T'l. Pari. Kiu
'.Mi-ky; l hy I n !-, winW nf h
IHpIn eivrnt "f ISM, vl. Ih lo llmui
inl giiHi'-4, Ivrhv ni'l ft. Ij"t'T; t
nii if Atr'l..-y hy II 'null, lnn'T
nf 1M17 )-rhy. Krun.Um Btolla hy
hr-.thcT t HtrafT inl.
Hl.i,- Mli ni u rili-i hy J hn IIuk
dim In ttii minii- ta!jK n a V"ln
ityutnkl. A a I-y.-ar-nl I hf "n Ih
llrlii.', liiiiuitilun uk.- w rttt It.'.'n.
tii.l !lip II im( I'nrk wtak'-. W'rth
f :.,: 5
Ill'IK .r IM. Viit'K
tvrr ti-i-a !i ''il','.- T'n. Hnith
AfiVa
Nnlil'ol.K. Va . N u, IJ-Th.r t.-in.
t M iiitunith :iU'li airlv l lirr '!!
r--l Tr ull Cii; Town. Sxith Afrlia.
Ji irta thi- rlt"Tfci- f ur iN rJc
nf huh mli' l ifu In Ih vlriitity f
I'ul'n T"w 1 wlin ill ht th-it prt
I'p In Ih llnu. nh ailid pi'in.1 30
ih'.iUn f!niii iJtun h.i.1 H-i'uiT',J.
MASTAItl'l-Y 'UIMK
Ma''. Wlf iin.l i'h.1'1 Kun.l Mui.lr.v
lit Ttii'lr II. -m
li ANiiRUW. '!.. N.iv. 1 INi
.h a I h.i li of A IV Wlli-iX. ivlfo mul
I-y-'tr-o' I .ai. .-m fuiiil In t!ilr
h inI' at li 'HU'V I hIuv. A'l t'l IhkI-ti-
wmo iKirrtl'ly inu-UtiM. Wllcn
aii.1 fiinllv hl ln-n ho; mi.l tlun lit
rrillv rut t phf with a kn.f'. No
In 1 1 ih inunU'ivrn tuta h.-cn Jl-iv-r-l.
vm'iNSIN HANK IU iIIIK1.
MuNImVI. Wla , Nov. IH -H"hh.ni
Wo.v .) tlw fi- Ui th vault if th
K rL Natl KiaJ Pouk hr kia! n'aht aiul
mvUIV.I he'w.-n 1'itHII) 1111,1 $W).
IilNTH FOR
SUPERIOR
STEEL
RANGES
STREET
ui Supplies
GOVERNOR ROGERS
NON-COMMITTAL
Refuses to Discuss the Question
of Calling an Extra Session
of Legislature.
Till! NCCtSITY IS NOT CLEAR
(Jiii'Miui) 11 In Whcllivr Such Com
rmiiitiiiii hy KiiilroiiilM I lola
tluii of Mnt law SI1011IJ
lie StltlcJ in CoiirtM
HKATTI.H Nv. 19-A dtaU.-h t
Hi,. I'.iM-liili'Ulitftl.T from (ilymiil
y:
It. iinluiir th .l iitrh atiiliiit that
(iiivniT lt'i)tr waa i?'tii''(ii;il.itlnir
ttlli"K uji mm actwlnn f the "ci
'iiturn to ii"iiit a opnilihmtl in "f Uk"
(ifat N'Tikrn anl Norhorn I'loflu
rilnil lnf-r'l In thl m.it.'. tlm
Kovt-rii ir liaa txlay lxii VTy n n-rn-mlttal
lie p-(u a Id 1 u. the qui--tlon
nf an 'XU oii at all. M-m
l. In tiMU'ii it!i ih t'vrn.;r think
in xtra 'ii'l..ii flrm!v linlTi'jalil.
It lit M :li nts-sfl y lur aui-h &
; m U ii 't ilr I) h'a mlnl an'l
h at crinftit I (t.Kii.l to think th
HUell 11 'if !l-11l'T or n l il":"'l'.liilf
if tip im'k of th- to railroals wit a
th N.irth-ru S- uiit!. t'um.'onv . a
I vlnintl of th" atal r imtliiiil m or
1
j thi. fi-il-Til atu'en la a maJiT that
jahoiiM ho llrxt i!t.Tiiiin- J hy tli"
I I iurt.
NKW II i vV Kit ( iMPANY.
r tc.i ". I J .it !. , Anif.'l'i1. "! . With
tMplt.ll "f lo.iHKI.M. j
I.OS A NH KM, t'al.. Nuv. I llun- !
ti.'iKt n nt ri'Btj' have coin to th fr nt
with an inr Me , m poratinn. Th K m
I'.miT i'.iin.any, wti.'i a .-.ipll-il of "'.- ,
""mi0 fully ulwr.tiJ. flu-J pip ra of I
,iii'r,i,ir.itl"n y:enl.iy. Tli nnv i-oiil- j
liny prop. lh ni.mufaitur of h c- ;
tHdtv fur llRht, hent ami .or', ait.i
th a,iilp'iu.'nt of water rlH-lita. the ,
i-.mntrui'tliui of un ik'u uj p.p im
anl the avurnit of ll km.U f fraii
ohlmn. Th illre.-t.ini are IL E. HunU
Inirt. n, 1. W. IMImun. A. Hoivl. C. I
UulKiie. W. O. Krr,'kh.ff. A. C IUli-h i
an.l II. AV. O'Melveny. It la pn ,M
to obtain powvr on Kem river 1W mile
north of U' Ang'-le.
HTATK ti;iJ.S UVND.
tJah.i Heeovera Payment fr Lurg
Tr.u'i of TlmluT IjUVI.
MtWtW. Mi.. Nov. 15. Thl morn
Ina; C n. Steuiientwtr, nhl f e'erk if
tlw Mah. lat land board received
th flnnl ftayniMil for U'000 ar of
whit p.n 'Imh'T In the P'Uatih dis
trict Ml.l aever.il months aito by the
mate ,if Malio to Hnry Turrlah aJvl
ww.k I it,v f W. at 8uiHrl.r. W'e. Stun.
eiib,'r, aivomiMUiled by Turrlnh, left
f.ir Wallace. Maho. where tuniorrow
Turrlah w ill make th final payment t.
$I!.T.' on ll.OiH) ftfreia of white pin
houirht from Um state In the Elk Cr-ck
district.
NO AITKKUKNSION.
IirK Oold Hhlpiiu-nts to Kunp Are
Not Worrying TTi'tisury oillciaJs.
WASHINtiTON, Nov. 19. The treas
ury othVluls fo-M no ai'pivhensim .m
necoun! of th lariw exiirtatl,,ns of
ir.ild. 8o;ntaxy Oajre lotlay aid tlat
he would not mak at this time anv
ntatement In reward to the matter, but
It la known that he reff.irds Hie aiiip
iiH'titt as a very natural mnvement. In
vVnv if the (teneral demand for money
In Kurvip. and that he believes there
Is nothing In the situation to cause
the Wa."t utKilties.
AWA.IT PRDPvjSAl.a.
Euroj Should not Be Plu"ffel Into a
Tariff War.
NI5W TOUK. Nov. 19. The Perer
verania of Milan, quiiteil In a dlspatih
to tl London Time nnd the New
York Tlmew from Rome, publlahea an
artlole whleh Is tielleved to represent
exJMInlster Lusa.:U'i views. It advo
oaites that the continental commeri'lal
treutlea be ptloi'K''d (or a y-ar and
revised, not denounced. The article
saya It vould be wise to await reci
procity pruinimils from the United
Statin before plunging; half of Kurope
Into a tariff war.
TO PJLEVENT tX)NSlLlnATION.
Injunction Proceeding to Prevent Cop
per Companies Combining.
HELENA. Mont.. Nov. 19-In th
United States Court tolay arguments
r li"ar l uimn Hi ttjilcatl ,n it
John M I' Oliinlaa fur tin i K mal'm f
tunf in lh n)im itl'Di tilt brmiKlit by
til in JK.iliiMt tlu, II Htm It l nit ma
CoiiiIMny. Th" appilraiiurf : I n -I u 1 -nl
ihn l i'ilntinni of a rilvT. Ju'U'
Kno!i' nni-A MaSlniila an'l iiOit
ii:irtl- l.i th tl m a xu nnl.m of
l iii. In lKvnib"r 21. Il w:il II t.
i-nr th ti-atlmony of tMvfr of th
AiiMliMtn.iti'il (.'inir 'iniiuiy.
T'l full ia hnuifht l rtMln th
lt.t"n Montana Coinpany from
:r,inf'-rriin th atock the emiiiany
10 ill AmlKiiia.te 1 Corpmv anj lo
jr!it th iiaymi-nt of (llvi'l-nl ai
on thj U.k 'Afri t' have a'.r.-alv
'Vn trana.'frn 1
IMIfillTAN'-'K KXAGiJiniATKD.
WaMrrk-K "' Iiw of AkH
tl r.a of Praol cal IWn-flt.
NKW YOItK, Nov. 19-Th- Parta
Tr-M' in lnt of th tn l m TlmKa arnl
Nw Y Tk T;m pointii out t.iat th
iro.c'!lnra of h cnar at Ull
h iv op ti.l th ya of f.nv-ljtn obwrv
rr who hml iaifir Titil th prictl
cl Imp t:iu f M. Walil-'ok-IUi-a'-au'a
Iw of AwlaMaia. Th Jesu
u t arc )th-r ivturnlna- r ar alrmly
luck In Fram-. wh!l, If th Ajwump
tlon:: have r-ally riivl a vr
Mow, Ih-lr pr iliaa-aniU. thmujth rwu
Ur lnatrutniit. la rot 'riniialy com
primlmil. Th nw l;iw rallv
ain'nifi'tva am h orr a ure au
llxirlia'l'in. Th fi. Uilata anl KaJIrala are l
Ciiinlne t ai'e'Ui M. Walil k-It-au
.'if b";"t ri-ai ii.inary an'l . f C'vlnf a
t lnrtrr of liberty to th r.'llffl.iua or-1.-n.
OI'I'OSKl) BY C.KItMANrf.
Th P'iunla'..n f fp'-h fnh-T!ty at
Ulmutl. M.ravlt.
NKW YOItK. Nov. 19 Th Vienna
f rni'.m.hiit of the ImJ 'n Timi and
th New Y"Pk Tlme iii l!i CJer.
num are oi pn-liiff the f unl.i'lnn of a
Ciivh rnlvermty at Olmutx, M Tival
I'uhllc mttrtinira have been h-'i at
witirh It ha been prvUlmel that tlu-Ciii-i
ar 4 termlnl ta ri'x'ive th
ruti'inality cont.-t In Ita moft aute
form.
Th p -lie h., taur J an sp-et'llc
brief to the M iravlan and Hohmtan
bih 'p, fnj inlnn them tu k-ep uut of
the .Mnrilrt lt th,'.v tn.pire h.tr.'d onl
ivera.on on rne dj or th? thcr.
Th Catholic of th; Tyri) refuse to
atu-n.l a mntlnir to be a lreanel by Dr.
I.u-irer, Iturn miaater of Vienna and
lead.T of the ultramintane Ciriatlan
!vvlal!t.
WILL I1K PltOSIX-UTED.
Warrants Isui-d f a- Men Who TiT
ture, Ni'gro With the N.K'e.
STATE LINK. VUh, Nov. 19-A
deputy sheriff of Lincoln county, Nwa
da, arrived here kut night w.th a
warran. for the arrest of Jain Mjt
rtm who Is charged with assault w:b
Intent to kill George Kills, a negro.
Two weeks ago U is aid a numb r of
PMmlnent rlttsens of ' Fayn, Nevada,
placed a rope around Kills' ntk and
rained the negro off h'M feet three times,
accusing him of P'tly thefts, the cltl
ien then ordered h'tn t. quit the aute.
Instead of leaving the state Ellis went
t.i th dltrlct attorney at I'loche and
caused warraiHa of arrtet to.be Issued
f.ir several of the best known i-ltlaens
of the town.
MAW TRAINS COLLIDE
1 HICK FO(J CAISKS XU.MKKOL'S
ACCIDl .MS IN ClllCAt.O.
One Person Killed und .Many
Others Injured - Every Am.
hiilance in City ltusy.
CiriCAOO, Nov. 19.-The thickest fog
ever experienced In CnlCMro caused
numerous colllslims between trains ear.
ly today. In which one man was killed
two were so badly Injured IhM they
will protiably die, and fifteen others
were seriously hunt.' Scores of others,
the police say, were Injured tn minor
accidents due to the fog.
Every ambulance In the city was
kept busy from 6:30 a. m. to 7:30 a. m..
carrying the injured to their homerf
or to hospitals. The more serious Ac
cidents occurred on the Metrorxilltan
and Lake street elevated roads. There
were two colllsl.His on ths Northwest
ern Lake street "L," two on the South
S.d "L," one on the NorthttN-stern
"L," and one betweon suburban traiins
of the Rock Island and the Lake Shore
nada. Ciillisions between vehicles and
surfaie cars were frequent, but while
great many people were Injured by
'hem, no-ie were meapaclatd, and the
lamage was chiefly to the colliding ob
jects themselves.
A TACOMA BANK
CLOSES ITS DOOJtS
A'as the Victim of a Run Caused
by Confusion of Name with
a Defunct Concern.
WAS CAPITALIZED AT $50,000
It I StutcJ the Securities of the
Hunk Arc Below Amount
CrcdltcJ to Dcponitors
i,(MM) ia Vaults.
TACOMA. Nov. lJ.-Th Metrupo-'ltan
Hank fail-d today as a rewult of a run
whl h started over a miaunilntanline
with regard 1 1 a suit fllel against a
dfu"ct bank of a similar name. Th
dep-.isl'.g amount U 'Mto. D wight
Phpi has been appointed receiver.
Th otftceri of the Motroyolltan.
whi.-h I a suci-esor to the old Metro
polian Savings Bank, are: P. D. Cae
ar. preslifnt; T. W. En., vice-presi
dent, and O. B. Selvlg. cashier. The
hank wsj cap!Ulii-l at I'lOOn.
N i Mat -ment of the liabilities and
nnurces has yet been given out. Afi-
er the run on the bank y-wterJ-iy the
clearing h u met anl ' ffered to ad
vanoi the moniy to carry 1: provided
PresMv'nt Caesir ra'.s d l-'J OW. Tbs
was not dne and the clearing h 'use
dii'linej asastance. It s un ffloially
:atd that the securities of 'he bank
are b?!ow the am iunt credited to de-
p.wlt.ir and that there was only J6O00
cash In tha vaulto this mornig.
IN BELIIERZA M01NTAI,
MISS .STOXK'S CAI'IOKS I.OCA
1F.I) .NEAR S.MOK.II.
Minister liickiuson is Keportcil t.
Have Requested Troops lie
Sent to Capture 'I hem.
SOFIA. Nov. 19 It is reoortei that
Dickinson, the United Sutes d plomatic
agvnt here, has Informed the govern
ment of Bulgaria thai the abduotors
of Miss Stone, wttii their oaptlv.es. are
concealed In a deflle of Belltersa moun
tains near BnvKch, district of Dubni
txa, anl has requested that troops be
set to surround the place and liber
ate the cay Uvea.
Mr. Dickinson and the Bulgarian for
eign oftice decline to confirm or deny
the report.
DINED WITH SIR THOMAS.
Senator Kvarna, of Utah. Royally En
ter: a. ned In Umdin.
NEW YORK. Nov. li -A.ordiiw to
the London coi'r.J,j'ii.' H ol uie Htr
ald, SSenator K.mtim o: L'tin. whD iias
Juat returned frjm Sw.lx iUi .l and
ivlil still on t.ie JlaJbtic. WeJ'itrjjy.
was entertained at dinner Ly Sir
Tnouvus Upton. Am.'iig Uk? darner
party were Mr. Rlchiils. y . i. P..
Mr. Lawrence, M. P.. :h? ll. luaUe
Charlrti Kuaeii and Mr. M. P.
Invitations la.-e jUj leen issue 1 i-t
a conipl.mentaiy baii'iuct tj U- f.iv.'ii
to Sir Thonuia LiptJ'i i.l uie brtil
Cecil on the 23 b m li 'a cxpict.d
that about 500 guests n il i Jiticpate.
ARMS FOR INSURGENTS.
Venexuelan Gunboat Carries Supplies to
Colombian Rebels.
NEW YORK .Nov. 19. A Caracas
Veneguela, correspondent cables to the
Tribune:
A large shipment of Mausers and car
tridges has just left La Guayra on a
Venexuelan gunboat for the Colombian
Insurgents. President Castro's position
depends on the euocesa of th latter.
All Venexuela, even his ministers' op
pose his policy.
The revolutionists under General Juan
Pletrl are gaining tn the Slate of Cara-
bobo.
RUSSIA IN THE EAST.
Work Accomplished in a Generation Is
Amazing.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. A dispatch to
the Tribune from U.m.l.ii says: '
The special corcsp-'nd 'nt of the Dal
ly News m Vladlv.swk his dlscov.
ered that there Is no English consul
there. So he called upon the American
representative, Theodore Greener, whose
poslton la that c: v- uumerritl agent for
h t'nitd Kt.it s. Mr. Orn-r in
formed him tha: h d-i Am Tic i, H 'I
innd, Fra.T". CJenm;ny anl Jipm wre
:. mm-'fYtally r,,r nM. Amr.ans
iriI Oi rfnaris. h w-nt on t aiy. had
n t r f the '"'I. "No mm." w-ltes
th? c "rresp jndnt, "can erne through
r!:terl to such a pla -e as Vlaliv -lock
aid give thougln tj what Hus
ila has don in a K'rr-mon wlihmt
b;lng amare'I. Engand may rr.iidi
Rusilin manners and growl at Hu-
ian d pbmary and w.i k-r h',r p ,p
can live unl-r on autocratic givern-
ment, bu; Hus a hfs !a d h ill of ibs
East."
ARGUMENT STILL ON.
Counsel In ih CV:d!n Case Make
Lngihy Talk.
BRATTLE, Ns, 19,-The Consldine
case will nm go to the jury before
Thurvliy sftertKjon unlKii the oourak-l
yet tu be heard In the arifAJment oc
cupy much ls rime than those by
whom the argument was tday begun.
The whole forenoon s'-ssion and a larg
er share of this afternoon was tak n
up by John B .Hart In presenting the
opening argument for the state. Dur
ing the latter part of th afternoon
Will H. Mfrts, f.)r the defense, wag
heard In part. Morr'g will continue to
morrow.
LOOSING WINE TRADE.
France's Wine Exports Rapidly De
creasjig Every Year.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Tha Paris
corrpondnt of the London Times and
the New York Times notes a move
ment, encju.-egf-d by the mlnwer cf
agriculture to dlsilll from the stocks
of unsaleable wines alcohol, which,
whn rendered unfit for human con
sumpU n a"d used only In Ihe arts,
is n.n subJ-.-ct t taxation. An exhibi
tion of various forms of altered alco
hol U now o;en in Paris. The export
of French wines, s'ys the correspond
ent, his fallen off tor various reasons,
Including the fa.; ua.! w.n.s as gxd
ti the French are njv produced else
where. WESTERN UNION SUED.
Actien to Compel It to Comply With a
Recently Passed Law.
TOPEKA. Kas., Nov. 19.-The case
of the s:at against the "Western Un
ion telegraph Company was started
here today bef jre Referee Stonecker.
The suit Is the culmination of a large
numhi.T of mnii actions again-H th.
eomoany to compel It to send telegrams
for 15 cents; accordJig to a recently
passed law.
SYSTEMATIC SMUGGLING.
Valuable Silks and Dress GJods Are
Brought in by Seattle Women.
SEATTLE, Nov. 19. Prominent Se
attle women, wives and daughter of
wealthy business and professional men.
according to United States secret ser
vice detectives, have been conducting
systmatic smuggling operations on a
large scale. A large quantity of expen
sive silks and dres "oods were smug
gled Into the city from Vctorla dur
ing the past winter.
NAY'S 0BLL SENTIMENT
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY Nfcl
1I1ER BA3EOK OH IAN I
Speech Befoi e New York Chamber
of Commerce Is Received with
Great Enthusiasm
NEW YORK. Njv. 19. The one bun
dred and thlr;y-tbird banquet of tha
Chamber of Commerce was held at Del-
monica.s this evening. The speech
making wag opened by President Jea
sup In a very few words. He then
proposed a toast to the memory of WU.
Itam McKinley. It was drunk stand
ing and In silence. 'Ia Jntrjduclna
Secretary Hay, President Jeseup pro
Posed a t.ast to "Our Diplomacy." The
secretary was warmly welcomed by the
guesta and his speech at various Dolnts
met with great en;huslasm. The speech
obtained rapt attention 4nd the ap
plause was deafening when in his pero
ration he laid:
"No wantonness of strength will ever
induce us to drive a hard bargain with
another nation because it Is wvak, nor
will any fear of Ignoble criticism temDt
us to Insult or defy a great power be
cause It Is strong, or evu because It
Is friendly."
SKATERS ARE DROWNED.
DULUTH. Minn.. Nov. 19. Miss
Belle Woods, Chas. P. Vallenvy and
Stanley McLeod skated Into an air hole
in St. Lous bay to'dght and were
drowned.
INDIANA MINERS
CAUSE TROUBLE
Four Hundred Union Men Attack
Non-Union Miners at Pors
pect Hill Mines.
THREE MEN FATALLY INJURED
Wm. Scott, the Fonnun, His Wife.
Fifteen-year-old Son and
I n-)ear-oId Daughter
Are Attacked.
VI.VCENNES. Ind., Nov. 19-Pour
hundred union coal miners arrived here
early this morning and mada an at
tack upon non-union miners empl yed
at tbe Prospect Hill mines. As a re
sult two of the men are faul.y hurt
and half a doezn seriously Injured.
They started after the foreman, Wil
liam Scut, and In the meie that fol
lowed Scott was badly beaten and W,
P. Collins sustained injuries thai may
prove fata. Henry Hannery, a miner,
was badiy beaten. He may die. Mrs.
Scott was liapped in the face; Otat
Scott, their 15-year-old boy. wjg knock
ed down, as was also Dottie, a 10-year-
old daughter.
FAITH IX BUNCH-GRASS.
Noted California Horseman BoLeves It
Wlil Produce Strong Horses.
SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. li.-Tlwmaa
H. WiUims, Jr., prescient of th new
California Juckey Club, is about to
try an experiment In preparing aorses
for the tri Jc. The well known h.me
man is a believer .a the theory that
horaea should not be put on lae IrsLk
untj Lhey ha. a reached tneir maturity.
He billies that 2-year-olda are neither
strong nor Wise enough to do them-selv.-s
Jus -ice. '
Mr. WJ.-anis Intends buying a, num
ber of yearlings and colts and ceadin
them to Oregon. It is tug in
tention to allow tne. homea to
browse on the bunch-grass and gain
sirengt.i roaming over the country. He
will not perout hin -L grow ud nor
will he hae them trained. He Will
simply nave them liden from tune to
time for the purpose of accustoming
them to the work they wiu have to do
on the track, woere, be i confident.
they wlil demotistraie the correctntss.
of his theory.
AGAIN DEFEATED.
Georgia Legislature Again Kills
BUI
Piefranooising N'eg.'j.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Nov. 19. Tha Hard
wick bill, providing tor trie iisfrun
ctusement of the negro, was kiLed In
the oouse of rereaenativvs today bv
a vo3 of 113 to IT.
The measure was Introduced and met
a similar fate two years ago.
SIR HENRY DESPAIRS.
Fears Cnamberiaji and Milner Will
Ruin British Empire.
LONDON, Nov. 1!). S-r Henry Camp
bell Bannerman is the subject of mucn
comment today f.r having declared in
a speech last night thai ha despaired
of overcoming the peril now facing tho
country In SouUi Africa, so long aa
Chamberlain and Lord Miinor retained
their present otlloes.
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.
VIENNA. Nov. 19 The government
Introduced the produce exchange re
form bill In the richstag today. Th
bill does not prohibit dealing in futures
in grain but provides for str.ct state
supervision. Quotations are to be made
by sworn officials. Fictitious transac
tions -with the object of affecting prices,
will be classed as felonious.
WHEAT MARKET.
StAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19. Wheat,
cash, 98 )i (9100.
CHICAGO. Nov.. 19. Wheat. Decem
ber, opened. 71S: closed,
PORTIAND, Nov. 19.Wheat, Walla.
Walla, 57: bluestem, 58Mi.
TACOM, Nov. 19. Wheat, bluextem.
58; club. 57.
PRICE OF SILVER
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. SJver. D