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THE REBELS
Two Prominent Manila Merchants Ar
rested They Arc Chafed With
HuyiiiK Copra From Insurgent
I'residcntes and With Paying As
sessments to the Tut-al Cause.
Manila, Feb, 0. Tln-odoru Carninxa,
a prominent nnd wealthy Spnninh ificr
t'lmiit, mid hemp and cneoniiui buyer,
was urruitod this afternoon, charged
with furniHliitiK supplies to aid the in
"tirgentH. Cnrrnnza ih a partner of 1).
M. Carmen, an American contractor mid
owner of boats, who has considerable
transportation contracts with the govern
ino.it. The provost marshal and seeiet service
officials have been watching a number
f uiunhantB and transportation men
for some time past. The police olilcials
had u long interview with Carninza, and
t the close of the interview the latter
was placed in confinement in the Audit
street police stution. Carman was ar
reted tonight, and after considerable
questioning was sent to the same
station.
The men was charged with conducting
the business of buying copra (the dried
keriml of the cocoanut, broken up for
export), from insurgent president at
JH'8tttijan, on the ensteiu extremity of
I'Sguna de Bay, and also witli paying as.
sessnu-nts to the insurgent cause. Tim
evidence adduced tonight was lo the ef
fect that the prisoners have supplies of
tho striped clothing use'd for iusurgent
uniforms. Uot, insurgent prefideutes
wlio claim to have dealt with UananZH
nntl Carman are now imprisoned in
Manila. Due of them, Fabella, fears
'""King, bocuueo lie was captured as an
"HurKont utter having sworn allegiance
to the United States. Ho made strong
6t"tcmi,tH intending to implicate Car
limn ami Carramsa, and confirming the
Bttttuments of Reich, who I.ccui.h prcsl.
"entuof J'ageanjan after Fabi-lln's WreH.
police have letters and verbal state
T, I0'6. ,lro" Carman, wlio sought
ie a s release, assorting that he was
patriotic American sublet. According
c,,iP?,6r? ,ou,,d bo,,, presldentes are
lpable '"aurgents. Onrrauss. and Cur.
in nu ail in id dealing with the Uieurgents,
but deny contributing to their cause or
furnishing them witli Ftipplies.
Carman is one of the best-known
Americans in Manila. He has a mo
nopoly ol carrying goods going through
the custom hout-e ashore, from the ships,
uu I has made a great deal of money. He
j possessed tlie uoiifi.lence of General Otis.
Other Manila merchants are being in
vestigated.
Sunt Hi' niarduruil a Child of Four.
Skaitlk. Wiifch.. Feb. 0. Jealouev
and liquor caused A. M. Hobinette to
confess to the murder of the 4-year-old
son of .Mrs. Clara Col burn, with whom
he waa madly in love. Hobinette con
fessed hie alleged terrible deed to
Captain Willard at police headquarters
j last night, alter he bad been arrested on
tliu ut.arue ot Kidnaping tlie tuy. i.uiicere
scoured the city for hours yesterday,
searching for Hobinette, und when being
placed under arrest lie came near killing
bis rival, who was married to Mrs. Col
burn yesterday in this city. Hobinette
was taken lo the police station, and
when at-ked where the child was said :
"The child is dead. I killed it, aa I said
I would do. I won't tell where it is, but
its mother will never see Us face again."
Robitiette Hhouted as he was led away
to his cell. Over aud over again be re
peated these words, and, as a result,
Mrs, Colburn lies prostrate with grief in
her apartmentB at 124 Howard avenue,
while her husband, to whom she was
married only yesterday Doming, in this
city, tries in vaiu to persuade tier that
the child still lives.
Hobinette last night positively refused
to explain tlie manner in which he had
obtaiued possession of the child, aud all
attempts of the officers to induce him to
reveal any fact connected with the kid
naping met with refusal. The child was
missed early yesterday ufternoon.
Skatti.u, Wash., Feb. 0. This ufter
noon tlie 4-year-old boy whom A. M.
Robinotte last night told the police he
hud murdered was found by its mother
in a room in the Alhambra House, in
North Seattle, uninjured. It is thought
that Hobinette left the child there to
keep it from its mother. It was looking
out the window when the mother saw it.
AMENDMENT FOR
THE SUBSIDIES
Ask DoWut lu Surrender.
Ui.ok.mkontkin, Tuesday, Feb, 6. The
Post today publishes a passionate ap
peal from Piet Dewet, chairman of the
Peace Commission, to his brother,
Chrlitiftu, to surrender.
John. Barrett Reviews the Nippon
Yuscn Kaisha.
Ciiicaoo, Fflb. G. Ship subsidies as a
mighty agent in the development of
merchant marine were extolled here to
night by John Barrett, speaking at the
business dinner of the National Associa
tion of Merchants and Travelers. The
speaker paid particular attention to the
development of the shipping industry in
Japan. That country, he asserted, is
quietly but surely attaining a strength
in naval, military and commercial affairs
which make her literally the mistress of
the Pacificeeae.
"Some day," he continued, "we ehall
be awnkened to an absolute realization
of the situation that Japan is not only
B'roncer politically and commercially in
all the wide Pacific than the United
Statep, but stronger than Great Britain,
Germany or France,"
The speaker gave a review of the Nip
pou Yusen Kaieha, which he described
as the one pre-eminent company of the
Pacific seas, which divides the honor of
being the greatest steamship company
of the world, with the Peninsular &
Oriental Company of Great Britain and
the North German Lloyd. Liberal sub
sidies, amounting to more than $3,500,-
P00 annually, the speaker eaid, had done
more to accomplish thiB than all other
causes combired.
"Not om . olumn of a large merchant
vessel w laid in Japan until parlia
men t thorized these subsidies," the
speaker continued, "When the Japanese
government voted to grant the subsidies,
the cry went up at once that it was a
gigantic steal a job to give the benefit
to one company, the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha. If the old and sometimes
bitter debates in the Japanese Diet are
recalled it will be remembered that
speeches pro and con on the subsidy
measure employed almost all the same
language that is now heard in oui Ameri
can congresB in the discussion of the
bill."
Kidnap?)! Hoy Said to lie In Oregon
San Fkaxuihco, Feb. C George H.
Springer has applied to the California
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children to aid him in recovering his
lost child, Bennie, now -1 mouths of
age, who ia believed to be ia Crook
county, Oregon, in charge of a man
named A. M. Coleman, with whom he
had been left In this city. The child is
said to be one of the heirs to a valuable
estate situated in the heart of Wilming
ton, Dela., belonging to the Holland
Springers, a small family, all told nuiu
bering some sixteen persons. Theie is
also a small eBtate coming to the
children from the mother's side.
Arkiumi Woman HuiBiulnir Joint.
Kansas City, Feb. C A special of the
Star from Poplar Bluffs, Mo., says: At
Dakton, Ark., a small town across the
state line from here, five members of the
Women's Christian Temerance Union
attacked two "blind tigers" in true
Nation fashion. All the bottles of liquor
were smashed, the contents of kegs were
poured into the streets aud fixtures de
molished.
Toi'kka, Kan., Feb. 0 Mrs. Nation
made no effort to give the jointists a sec
ond surprise this morning. They will
not be caught napping again, aud there
were guards at the various places before
daylight, but Mrs. Nation and her band
of determined women did not appear.
Chief Stahl made a round of the places
last eveuing, warning the keepers of the
joints to close, aud Sheriff Cook did the
same. While they made a pretense of
closing there was a way to get in at
most of the places. ,
There was a meeting at tlie Congrega
tional church last uigtit of the "Home
Defenders," but the greatest secrecy was
observed.
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Southern California,
Notable among the pleasures afforded
by the Shasta Route is the winter trip
to Southern California and Arizona.
Renewed acquaintance with this section
will ever develop fresh points of Interest
added sources ot enjoyment, under its
sunny skies, in the variety of its indus
tries, in its prolific vegetation and among
its numberless resorts of mountain,
shore, valley and plain.
The two daily Shasta trains from
Portland to California have been re
cently equipped with the most approved
pattern of standard and tourist sleeping
cars, but the low rates of fare will still
continue in effect.
Illustrated guides to the winter resorts
of California and Arizona may be bad
en application to
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Portland, Oregon.
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Citation.
In the county court of the state of Oregon, for
the county of Wasco.
In the matter of the estate of' Hensou McCoy,
deceased, citation.
To Mary A. Steruwels, Amanda E. Mowery,
Sarah J. Fowler, Thomas . I. McCoy, William
McCoy, John R. McCoy, Nancy M. Powell,
Josenh II. McCoy, and Dennis K. McCoy,
greeting:
Iu tnc name of the state of Orceon, you and
each of you aro hereby cited and required to
appear in the county court of the state of Ore
gon, for the county of Wasco, at the March term
of said court, nt the court room thereof, at
Dalles City, in said county, on Monday the 1th
day of Match, 11)01, at 2 o'clock iu the afternoon
of that day, then and there to show cause, if
any exist, why an order of sale should not be
made directing Clarissa F. McCoy, the adminis
tratis of the estate of Hensou McCoy, deceased,
to sell the real estate, described as belonging to
snid estate, as follows, to-wit: W' of the SW'H,
in section township two (2) south, range
twelve (12) east, W, M., containing eighty acres
and situated in Wasco county, Oregon,
Witness the Hon. Geo. U. Blakeley. Jud?e of
the said county court, with the seal of said
court nthxed, this 31st dtty of January, A. D.
1001.
SKAL
Attest; A. E. LAKK, Clerk.
jiJ lly S. HOI.TON, Deputy.
Notice!
All persons indebted to tlie late firm
of K. J. COLLINS & CO., and S. L.
BROOKS, are requested to call and
settle up on or before March 1st next
without fail. s. L. BROOKS.
Look Here!
AH the Groceries, Hardware and Tin
ware will be disposed of by tlie 1st of
March, as the building will be occupied
by other parties. S. L. BROOKS,
janlG-mcbl
WANTED
On Sheep Ranch, a sober, indus
trious man to do the cooking and house
work. Steady employment to a compe
tent man. Address,
RANCH 35,
4feb2w The Dalles, Or.
Sheriffs Sale.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an
ovceutlon.li-sutil on the 21th dav of January,
I'.Kll, out of the Circuit Court of the statu of
Oregun, for Wasco county, lu a suit iu which
Mary T, Strong Is platntllt' aud Wilson It,
Wiiuinu, Mary Wluuus, J, M. Iliiutlngtou. O, F,
Kcuowaltcr, aamlnistrutor of the cstalo of H, U,
Krehblel, deceased, and J, J, Spencer aro de
tcudnutb, to mo directed and commanding me
to sell the lands hereinafter described, 1 will,
nu Saturday tho'J.id day of February, 1U0I, tit the
hour of 2 o'clock p, m., nt the court house door
lu Dulles City, Oregun, sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, tliu southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section :U, township 2
north, range 0 east, W. M,, to satisfy a Judgment
lu said cause rendered against said defendant,
Wilson K. Winans, for fiXW.ia and accruing
interest, 150.00 attorney's fees and 20.00 costs
aud disbursements aud accruing costs.
UOHKUT KKI.I.V,
JuuM Hheilll'ol Wasco Couuty, Or,
NOTICE .FOR PUBLICATION.
(Isolated Tract Public Land Sale.)
U. S. Land Office, Tiik Dalles, Or.,
January 12, I'm.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
instructions from the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, uuder authority vested in hiiu
by section 21V), I'. S. Rev. Stat., a;, amended
by the act of Congress approved February 26,
lMi. we will proceed to otter at public sale on
Monday, thi 'Jjth day of February, next, at the
hour of 11 o'clock u. in., at this olllce, the fol
lowing tract of laud, to-wlt:
N W'K N WJi Sen SO, T 2 S , R 1 j E, W M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are advised to tile their
claims in this nttlcu ouorbefere the day above
designated for the commencement of said sale,
otherwise their rights will bo forfeited.
Jay I. Li'caw, Register.
Jlil-i Otis 1'atteii.son, Receiver.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the county court ot
Wasco county, Oregon, administrator of tho
estate o( Francis Ross, deceased, All persons
having claims against tho estate arc hereby re
quired to piesent the Bamo to me, duly verified,
at the olllce of W. 11. Wilson, in Dalles City,
Oregon, within six months from the date hereof.
Dated November to, 1900.
GEO. F. ROSS,
novlO Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notlre Is hereby given that the undersigned
executor of tho will of Andrew V. Anderson,
deceased, his tiled his tlnal account in the
county court of the Slato of Oregon for Wasco
County, and said court has appointed Monday,
the Ttli day of January, l'JOl, at the hour of lo
o'clock a. im, as the time or hearing objections
thereto and the settlement thereof. All heirs,
credltnrs and other persons interested in said
estate are therefore hereby required to rile their
objections to suld account, If any they have, on
or beforo the day set for the hearing thereof.
Dalles City, Or., Nov. 15, 1000.
nl7-lt J. O. IIOSTKTLEIt, Executor
Guardian's Notice of Sale.
Notlcu Is hereby given that pursuant to an
order of sale mude by the County Court of the
State of Oretron for Wasco County, the under
signed, the duly appointed guardian of iianua
Fleming, will from and after the 7th day of
February, 1001, sell at private sale the following
described real property; Lot No. 0 in block & of
Thompson's Addition to Dulles City, Wasco
Comity, Oregon, belonging to tho estate of said
llnuiia Klcmlug. The said sale will be for cash
lu luiiul paid.
JO MRS. (, J. MUS3KR, Guardian.
Administrator's Notioe.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed by the County Court
of Wasco County, Oregon, administrator of the
estate of 1'. T, Uharp, deceased. All persons
having claims ugulustthe estate are hereby re
Utiliod to present the same to me, duly voritied,
iu Dalles city, Oregon, witblu six mouths irom
the ditto hereof.
Dated January 12, 1000.
J13 W. II. SHARP, Administrator,