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JURY WORK
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Body " Will Convene :and
Find More lndictEenls;t
f : Against Suspects.il v
"With pring buainM yet unflnlahe
an aensaCfdlMkl event pi line on eecli
, other tumultuouilK tb federal gruni
Jury brouht lta inqutaltion to a tempo
rary end late yesterday afternoon. . t- .
' Tbe adjournment was not with a date
for reoonvenlng. nor la It for the term.
District Attorney Francis J. Heney ex
plained to Judge Bellinger that the grand
Jury had been unable te complete It
work, having - several Indictments'' n
hand which had been voted, but could
not be presented owing; to the limited
ntmr-ftvpTeparlilg-- them. MKHeae?
acked that the grand Jury be permitted
to adjourn until some time In April, the
date for reconvening to be left to him.
and he would iesue notice When he
wished it to-reassemble for continuance
told the court be
thought the date would be about April l.
Judge Bellinger dismissed the Jury, with
the Instructions-requested by the fed
eral proeecuting officer. '. ' t
The Blue Mountain forest reserve case
.was reported on last, and, the names of
those againsc wnom accusation w maae
were the same as forecasted In The Jour
nal last evening.. Samuel B. Ormsby, th
ex -special agent and -forest superintend
ent, was named la the allegation as the
official who was to designate the land at
piled - for by . the alleged, conspirators,
and It Is charged thai a deed for two
sections of land was put In esqroW by
'State-Senator V- P. llays io become, the
property of Crumby when the pegerv
i was completed and the men ... mvotvea
r reaped their prof 1C. r , W , v.-j
BoBbera riaas . Pefeated. . -f
' The Investigation of Gilford ITnchot.
chief of tbe forestry bureau, defeated
work of this conspiracy. He found
evidence bf a plan to profit by lieu land
selections. . and recommended to the In
terior departmentthat all school land In
the withdrawal and other 'land which
'had apparently been taken 'as base' for
lieu selections, be omltttd. TblM de
stroyed -the value ' of . applications for
-school sections. r '- ,;. t';'.
' JUan W. Tarpley and Horace Q. McKln
ley are said to have been let Into the
plot -by the conspirators, and It' Is pre
sumed that sntu'ta of the evidence worked
"out by th government - came through
tbes menj ' . . ' '-
- The names of all charged with this
conspiracy are Senator John H. Mitchell,
--Congressman. Blnger Hermann, Cou-
gressmsn J. N. Williamson. State Sena
tor r. F. Maya, W, tiK Jones and Oeorge
Sorenson.'' ; , X
4t U believed, on good authority, that
true bills have been voted In the Rose
burg land office and land district cases,
and that they, are among the prebeav
ments that could not bo made owing to
the limited time for framing tbe 4dicl-"Bt-
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tw Slllc U Beaebmrg Oasis.
' All of yesterday afternoon the Rose
burg witnesses were waiting. - among
them Frederick X Krlbs. ex-Recelvtr J.
T. Bridges, Clerk W. W. Thackery of the
land office, John Olvens and John V eaten,
cruisers who-worked with Prank B. Al
ley and Prederlck A. Krlbs. and numer
ous, others Identified with operations ' of
that section.' Witnesses who have been
attending this session of the grand Jury
state that a most damaging case has
been audi out against the land office
officials and the timber operators. There
no longer remains .any doubt that ax
Receiver Bridges Is making a full, oonc
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Polish Women Shot; Down
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. Berlin. Feb. II. Forty men have been
publicly hanged la Waraaw, Poland, for
participation la the rioting of the past
few weeks. ; ,
Forty-two persona were-killed and
more than 190 wounded, many of them
women and children, la . a . series of.
clashes between -bodies of strikers and
the police- at Loda, Poland, yesterday.
For many days the strikers . ha ve been
parading the) streets,'; proclaiming their
protests by "means of -betmereed -by i
singing songs directed against the em
ployers. ,t , Women ' and, children have
taken part In. these demonstrations. --No
violence has been offered by the strikers.
Order were Issued, yesterday to the
poilc ' to 'disperse' ' the i peredea.1 how
over, as against the . peace of tbe cftyU
The' strikers were warned by 'numerous
placards to keep off the streets, not to
assemble In public place or take part In
any public demonstration. - The placards
had an effect opposite that which- they
were Intended ' to produce, .Instead of
on parade, as Is common, half -a dosen
processions were formed la various parts
of tbe city. .
Troop were caned to the assistance of
th -potto ad- attempted to drlv th
trlker horn by beating them with th
flat of their sword a, - Many of th mob
wr armed, and a straggling vplley. be
fore 'which th troop momentarily 'fell
back, led to tb first blood shed.' After
a steady volley with earblnea the troop
ers harged th mob. slashing 'right and
left with their sabre end trampling th
wounded .under th . -hoofs of . their
horses. ' ., -j .:.-.... - . ... .
Five separate clashes occurred during
the day. resulting la the heavy casual
ties mentioned. - -.- : .'. ' c
1 FURIOUS FIGHTING.
Xeavy tosses Bsporssd aTar M
y.Tog Sana 1 Sserrt Mlssloa.
rA tloersrt SomUI Service.) . ,
Toklo. Feb. U.la spit Of tfi state
ment given out that the movement 'afT
the front la of no significance, that th
real advaae -will not begin until spring
opens th roads, report of th killed
and wounded In th recent righting tavern
of Mukdea indicate a tremendoua bat.
tie. . : Semi-official estimate place th
Russian losses at Mao Kou. Tat., where a
battle raged from January 21 to It, at
-killed -ad-Wounded.Whll this
Is undoubtedly sn exaggeration, the loss
give a Is greater than that at Uao Tang,
and give some Indication of he . fury
of the fighting.
Oerteral Oyama la a report received
this! morning says that th Russians
last Sunday . twice attacked Wei Ta
mountain. tha heavy artillery assault be
ing 'followed by charge' by Infantry.
Both assault were repulsed. Small
force of Russian Infantry he says as
saulted Japanese post at bapatsl and
Has Bhaa Tal Monday but Were beaten
bark. -- , - . -
Vice-Admiral Togo- sailed yesterday
with his Beet from JCur. Hi destina
tion Is kept secret. Report from In
coming vessels Indicate that he sal 14
south. It fa asserted a good authority
that general order hav been lasued to
all Japan naval commanders to Are
on every collier found la company f a
Russia war veeeeC no matter what flag
the collier may carry, -
PORTLAND, OREGON.! TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
CfiD JURY, DISTRICT ATTORNEY AN D THE SECRET. SERVICE MAN WHO WORKED UP
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Dutton, F. O. Buffura, L. N. Edward
J'AYNE BILL VS.
-Portland; Or- Feb. It To tb Editor
nt The Tanrnal .The 'chief DOlnta be-
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- L The Jayne bill raise the peroent
sg of petitioner necessary for aa elec
tion front 19 per cent of the total vet
cast for Justice of the supVem court
to SO per cent of tb total ''registered
vote. As only (I per -cent of the regis
tered voter actually- vote, this -would
require oyer S per cent of th actual
voters. 1 '-' ' '
1. The Jayn bill eliminate county
and subdivision 'local option ' and pro
vides for only prednctlocal option; but
stipulate that -the precincts must oe
"situated wholly within or wholly with
out an Incorporated town or city." It
was asserted on the floor of th house
by Representative Miles that there Is
noi a precinct In Tamhill eojxnty which
could drdfer aa electloa under this pro
vision, and It was' argued by other mem
bers that: a, large part of tb cltlsens
of the state would be disfranchised from
local option elections. By gsrrymander
rng the boundaries any precinct could be
xcluded from an election. ' i
J. Th Jayn bill omit in drug store
sale the provilen,N"that a physician
wno ooe, PPt follow-the praetios of
medicine as a principal and Usual call.
ing shall not be suthorised to glvs the
prescription , provided for In J this sec
tion," . thus allowing any on - dubbed
doctor to writ prescriptions. w . -
pistol: battle in
V COURT. THREE INJURED
'jescasl Bperlal tervlee.) 1 A'? 1 i
'.Jacksonville,: Fla., Feb.? 14. May
Brown Is dead, her mother, Mr. Joseph
II. Freeman, lies at death' door and
Detective William B. Cahooa 1 danger
oualv -wounded.' all resulting from a
' sensational shooting affray -. in x Judge
Fanis court room ner. - - ,
Owen E. Load holts, who was accused
by Miss Browa ta a paternity case, was
on trial. The evidence was all in and
th Judgs continued th case-until Wed
nesday to hear th ngvment.-i-rv ,
As th continuance was announced,
Mrs. Freeman astd-.sh did not Intend
to watt' for ths,cort; but would settl
matter "herself. Sh drew a). revolver
and fired et Loadholts. He darted be
hind Judg Farrls and pulled a revolver.
Mrs. Freeman continued ' to fire. ; Her
daughter May drew a revolver and Joined
In th fray. Load holts took steady aim
and brought both women to th floor,
R. Tj. Rowling, a tenographar. was
struck la th collar twice., Women and
men fainted, and several wer injured la
tbe stamped for thr exits. . l... -
fCahoon wa attempting to prevent
Loadbolts from shootlog Mrs. rreemsa
when he was shot la tbt back by May
Brown' revolver.- -
TRIES TO SEE
. THE PRESIDENT
' -iiileersal Special gervtee.) ''' 5
lw Tarkv-FeblAn old man giving
his nam as William Wsldorf Jackson,
Jr.. who aald he wa proprietor of th
Hotel Manhattan at Lowell.' Mass.
called twice at th Robinson residence
this morning, to see th president. He
said be wished to confer with th presi
dent to reforms la government, as
h wa a aelf-aominated candidate for
th presidency. He , was turned away
by secret service men and returned 'ta
the Buckingham hotel, where he is
staying. -
JOE LETTER rUTACKED
V; BY WYOMING WILDCAT
' '. ."Moarsal Bperlal Seme'.) '
Cheyenne; Wyo.. Feb. 14. Jo Latter
of Chicago had an encounter with a wild
cat In northern Wyoming a few deys sgo.
th detalla of which reached Cheyenne
la a letter from a member of th hunt-
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' Taw T U.m tnunh Runrr T-
wi mmJ 9 1
DUtrict Attorney Francis J. Heney,
4. " Th Ayn bill oonflne"th elec
tions to the altsrnat years from th
rouiq
local
I greauy mcreas tb number of
option elections on the off years and by
so much increase th taxes.
. The -Jayn . bill . provide - .that
license fee must be refunded before the
order of prohibition can-take effect.
This would msks it possible to defeat
th result of th election by the failure
or. refusal of th proper authorities to
refund th money, t her 'being no pro
visions to compel them so to dov
. . The-Jaxne bill omit the Impor
tant and vital iirovlaton of lh original
Uw that "If aTy person shall be con
victed a second TJme-f or vioUtlng-any
of th provision of this law, such per
son shall be punished for such second
and . each subsequent violation of th
law by both auch fin and Imprison
ment" . ','' '
T. Th original, law makes it th spe
cial duty of th district attorney to
111 or hav filed1 complaints against vio
lators of the lam Th Jayn bill re
Have th officer of this duty until some
private cltisen shall hav sworn out aa
affidavit against the guilty party. :
t. The" original law provide, that In
prosecutions "it shall not be necessary
t state xif kind -of liquor sold nor lo
show the knowledge of th principal to
convict for the acts of an "agent or
servant.' Tbe Jayn. bill substitutes for
the abov th provision that "ths offense
charged snail be stated with th same
T
ng party." Leltef'aad a companion dla-
vered a large bob cat in tlie branches
covered a large bob eat
of a dead tree, and war circling around
th tree .to - get a shot at th animal.
Loiter crept under th branch of tb
tree, when the tree suddenly collapsed.
bringing dead branches and th bob eat
down oa th hunteiv Letter wa thrown
to th ground, and arose to dlseovsr that
tbe wildcat was about to spring.
Having lost hi gun. h grabbed a club
and attacked th beast. A fierce strug
gle ensued, during which ' th Chicago
stock speculator ' wa badly acratcheo.
but h succeeded In. killing th animal.
WYOMING DESPERADOES J
YIELD AFTER BATTLE
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" (Journal gpeetal Serrlee.)
' Butt, Feb. 14 .Word baa been re
ceived her of theV capture at Basin,
Wyo.. of "Oklahoma" Coombs and
"Denver.' .Lane, two notorious rustlers
and desperadoes who broke Jail , at
Billings a month ago. More than tt
ahots wer xchngeL. th outlaw sur
rendering to th Wyoming posse ' only
after their ammunition . had -been ex
hausted. The bandll: wer driven to
shelter and trapped as a result of vti
cold, weather, th temperature being
close to It degree below aero. '
ANARCHIST SENTENCED v-
FOR SPANISH PLOT
' ' (Joeraal gpertal Serrlee.)-s
Madrid. Feb.' 14. Anarchist GUI. who
was arrested last September.. for plotting
against th life of Premier Maura, was
today sentenced -to 1 1 years imprison,
meat. When arrested QUI had nine
dynamite cartridge In his possession...
rrra tows or btbtaxxts stbyst.
t -peetsl IHepeteh te Iks 7esraat.)
. Post Falls, Idaho? Fob. 14. Five ton
of dynamite, to be used la'thv mines,
burned last night without 4 explosion.
Th watchman had a stov wber tb
powder wa kept, and got too hot A fir.
No explosion occurred, but th xplolv
simply burned tap'-f-
4BXU)1
MCJf..
(rtetal tHapatrh te The JesrseL) '
Watervin. Wean., Feb. 14. With only
two small children at bom, th reel
dance of A. & McEIhsny burned yester
dsy. Th children escaped. Tb loss I
2.t00; insuranc f 0. The cause is uq-I
known.
PRESENT '
- 14,-1805 TWELVE PACEC:':"-',::';'';
K. Hmn. William Sheoherd. Toaenh
r m w
Secret Ofticer W. J. Burn MJOtorpn
particularity that 1 Is required in, 'th
case of other offenses against th crim
inal law o this state," thus making It
extremely difficult td erlmtnat 164
guilt. : -.- - "
. The Jayn bill oralis the provision.
or;tn original taw .that. "the, lau of
a license or Internal revenue special
tax stamp by the federal government to
any person" for th sale of Intoxicating
liquors shait be prima facie evidence
that such person is selling, exchanging
or giving away Intoxicating liquor,'
Thus the evident Intent of this proposed
law is -to protect th lawless.
IS. Th Jayn bill exempts th man
ufacture of liquor-- from-the reatrlo-
tiqBsr.ths lawiJuttharigtiiai Jaw
does not apply to manufacturing. -
11. Th Jayn bill 'exempts th 'sal
of liquor at wholesale by brewers, di
tillers, wineries or wholesasl ', liquor
dealer from ,tb restriction of prohi
bition. So wherever saloon might be
voted out "gallon houses" would open
and run without a retailers license.
12. The' Jay ne bill calls for a refer
endum vote In June of this year which
would entail an unnecessary expense of
some f (0,000 upon taxpayers, divert, th
attention of th public, press and th
people from the Lewis and Clark fair
nd order n electlonfot wblcfe there is
no genersl demand. Laws enacted by
th legislature stand, for .at. least 'two
yearsrr- Why should not th same nil
apply to law enacted by th people? .
y .' . . . .: ,. ; O. I . TUFTS. '
YACHTStfQRTHAbF
wn Id if Ufl 1 11 nHLr
A MILLION BURNED
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Uewssl Seeetal ervlee.t
- New Tork, Feb. 14. Tb Delaware and
Colonla. two' magnificent yacht owned
by Frederick O. Bourn, commodore of
th Now. Tork Yscht club, burned to tbe
water's dg last night ' J. Pierpont
Morgan's yacht Corsair hsd a narrow
escape at th foot of Sixteenth street,
Hobo ken. The Delaware wa th flag
ship of tb club, valued at 1(00,000, and
th Colonla at flQp.000, and wer th
best-equipped ships in th harbor.' Thro
yachts were lying within 100 feet of each
other near a private dock. Th ' fire
started In th engine-room of th Dela
ware. " ' "' - -.
-Th crew wa railed -i to "fight "th
flameaj bnt found them under such head
way It was Impossible for a human being
to. stay on th decks. The crew- was
forced to, fie in lifeboats thence to the
Colonla. - A -terrlflo wind caught - up
burning smbers from tb Delaware and
sent them toward other yachts anchored
dangerously near. Th craw of Mr. Mor
gan's Corsair wer called ' to ' quarters
end ; word, sent to th engine-room to
crowd on every poundof staam. " Slowly
th yacht draw away . to iw Jlace of
safety. .:.'..- - ' i-- , . .
Th Colonla did not hav steam up
and, was Unable to get a tow. .Finally
th .Colonla also, became a - mass -of
flame, th craw going over th two
sides of the vesssl la small boat, v
GRANDDAUGHTER OF
.v-JEFF DAVIS TO MARRY
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Jeaesal gpeetal Service.)
Colorado Springs, Feb. 14. Th en
gagement Is ( announced:' of Miss Lncy
Hayes, the yousgest daughter of J. A.
Hayes of this city,, and William Bev
erly Rogers?- eon of William Beverly
Roger of Baverly garrison, oa th Hud
son, New Tork. Miss Hayes la a gran
daughter of Jefferson Davis, th Con
federate chief tain. -. Mr. Rogers I a
grand san- of Hamilton Fish, who was
secrstsry of stato, under General Grant.
The. Hayes-Rogers marries will occur
soorL Ths date bss not yet been set.
OAUnrAX. SATOXAX
(Jesesel Bseetal SerrWe )
Room, ; Feb. - 14. Cardinal". SatollC
formerly apoeteJic delicate - kt Wash
ington, who bss beea seriously til with
bronchttia. suffered relapse today,
Ills condition 1 setioua
THE EVIDENCE.
Fetzner. W. H. H. Wide. JOlin Ulffr
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TestliMy In Court That
Prisoners: AreiAd
: vised to Flee.
The Investigation Instituted by (Mu
nicipal .Judg Hogue and Assistant- City
Attorney Flugerald . into th cause of
the escape of prisoners from th city
rockpll gang revealed' a state of sf
fairs that makesof th court a travesty
and shows that certain police and detec
tive officer bad advised prisoners to
escspe. "for It would be easy under
certain conditions," It was explained.
Ouarda-Mallett and Hulme, la charge
of th' rockpll gsng, wer brought Into
court on subpoenas, and testified. They
stated -that-Chief; Hunt had mad no
effort. -fast as . they,-. knw. tOLre
captur th prisoners. Th chief had
not Investigated conditions at tb rock
pll nd knew - nothing about affair
there.- He made so investigation as to
bow ..prisoners - escaped, and Issusd no
Instructions as to' methods that should
b sftffpted 1o'preyf"t nsfiSprtOi
They, further testified that Detective
H el Iyer had advised a prisoner, imme
diately after sentence was pronounced,
"to wait a day or so and then make a
'get-away,' for It was easy out at th
rockpUe." t M , . . ,
It was showa that favoritism sends
prisoners to the rockplle. Of fleer HeU
yer, , who -1 not- Jailer, has - discretion
aa to which prisoners shall be sent to
th rockpll and which, shall be made
"trusties. " . . ji . 1 .
. Th tnvesUgation showed thai rarely
ta a long-term prisoner sent to .the
rockplle. H -is usually mad a "trusty."
and . given partial freedom about ths
station. No on could explain how. so
many '"truUes". escaped. - - ,- -. t
It was said. In sxpianauon or am
freauent escapes that ths number of
guards was Insufficient. There are two
guards,' and ; rarely more than six - or
eight prisoners. At th county rock
oil there ars frequently le.ojtilO prls-.
oners and tw . guart---The ar no
scape from the county rocksue. .
' "A short time ago I was ffsrd, $S0
by a certain person If I would sgree te
permit a prisoner to appeal Ills .ease,
said Assistant City Attorney Fltxgerald.
I refused, and th very next day that
prisoner escaped. , Tin not casting in
sinuations, but stst thl simply to show
how - remarkable coincidence . occur . at
tlmea''.-r-t . .i
. When Ben Darwin. Who wa sentenced
t six months' Imprisonment, escaped
he went at one to see his rit and told
her now ne goi swsy.- s .. n . . i
"Did be com her to th station after
hi money and th other article that
wer -taken from him when- arrested 7"
ssksd Judge Hogue. A bailiff waa sent
to Investigate, and reported that the
money was still ln'Uis custody of ths
captain. However, It la asserted that
Dwell wa sees la th vicinity of heed
quarters on th dsy f hi escape.
Th investigation iacloaed such a de
plorable stat of affair that Mr. Fltx
gerald advocated the abolishment if the
rockplle, Judg Hogue, however, re
fused t opnsent to this. "
- "It Is nor my duty to arrange about
th . rockpUe, aald . the court, "but U
you guard ar - unabl to bold th
prisoners that ar given to your car
I will personally go before the council
Land aaslst you la getting whatever help
tht is needed.- f
St Petersburg. Feb. 14. Genersl fv
karoff reports -that ths Japanese i
tacked Nsnehlnspo yesterday, bnt
repulsed lesvlug many d 1
wour
ROCKPILE
ESCAPES
Th Clrcultt'orf
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Ytitwdty Wa
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Score In Chicago Die "o!
Cold, and' J09 Fires ;
Add toSufiering
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Chlcsa-o. Feb. 14. Mora than ajtaraH
i uve vi ciuiuren ana teem oia per
sons hav been aacrlflced to the fa&rfut
Cold . wave which holds Chlcee-n" In Itn
grasp; -Th charity bureau has been ua-j
auia u rviiev more inaa i per cent 01
iw cue ox oesiitutioa ana. ourxenng.
- For the last 1 1 hours lh. tamrMratnr.'
ua luie oiiy , urn aversgea - li . aegrees
v,vw wru, kjmi anvwer a. J , at sero
weather, mads more bitter by chllllng
. uwuii m.t wv si ai&l
except, thos who are forced to be abroad,'
-n in. e nours ' more-ens rr ie
Area hav called out th local department
and. added to the misery of-tho-pewpec.
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odock this morning... It destroyed the
uviei asrsvoon in ataaison street, lmper-i
stsjtcnVthafthl8nnAr' t Tl n""H
Soon, fllled wit h t amok nubin. tk..
cap of the guests very difficult. ; maayl
of them barely reaching the street elsdj
la night crothes,! took 'refuge. In-aearbyi
uvieiB ana . arugaiores. in .lemperaturaw
bcine from. t 10 - i
Five firemen were injured, bya falllan
wall, which also did lioooo h.. ..J
the La Sail theatre. The fir tied -u
the north aide' eaiila llnaa lr n - ,.. '
. , .IIWH"
and of people frota. work, and th telJ
vuum RunL.waa Bll - aarinnel n in
rupted. Th loss to th hoUl buildiuir
la tilsO.00.. . . - . ... .
Ar.eurloua - featnra a t. . -l
iu.i me A ouisiue, ox. ma... Dutidlng wa
coated with lc from th streams ptayext
upon It. whU j .th , interior -was still
hurnlnar . . , T 1
i-inm , Diissara extends fromr th Ca-K
nadlan nortliwMt Ia th. iit..k..i. I.
. , . wLmviuew,
reachln aouth fae tntn- ui.-.,.. . ..!
Kentucky. Zero weather I general tall-
.vuionn.1 iiiinvia,; Kven ia llOrtB'-
ern Texas th cold la cauainv
tockman. ' '. .. . . i i
From Kansas. Nebraake.
Wyoming com stories of fesrfull
wsathr and-snormou loe of i stock'
abroad and unsheltered, on th plains.! i",
- Th coldest weather reported from
Montana is, 41 degree below sero, in
the northern part of the state, in Batt
this iraerBiog hs Umperature" Is rlsln
rapldly and betue conditions ar looked,
for presently .. throughout tb mlddl
west. - , .... ; . , . . . - , .... -
The Ohio . end Mlealulnnl rt-
their tributaries ar blocked by floating,
lc endangering1 alt manner- of -craru'
Lake Micblaaa ta full of lc naae ih.
sbor. -iv ,
H.I rrua A m .. t V, ,.n...i : . v . , , - .
. ... . u u n , tvM . - u)v tni.w
8tates.havs suffered severely. JTwenty!
' -W. W II. H.Wi
drifts, chiefly la lansss and Colorado.
many case passengers nave peen,
or oay or more witaout Cr or rood.;
TRAINS DELAYED, r T
FtreatMt VBaaU iEsep Vy fsfwaat atg, '
L.i aaoout of Cold Veather. ' . r ;' ,
Extreme cold weather In MonUn and'
th Dakota t'e Hot few day b!
caused s i to trr'-n. ho I
east
Par J i
DEATH IN
ICY BLAST