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FULL, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
VOL. XLIX.
AriTOIUA. OHEOHN. TUKtfDAY M'JIINING. MAY IK. 18'J.
14. V
OUR
Stoves -
Ate not Hindi' from tho h-iu i N
ir in u kiiulrrgiirlcn hcIiohI.
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OLIVE
WEKT PICK LRU
MIXED PICK L. KM.
DILL PICKUCH.
ri(j' ricicT
(In Hulk )
AT
A.
ioo Rolls of Matting
Of All Kinds.
tir cun i 1 1 i J r t a t i i i i - (Quality tin. I Puttcm tin-l.M ittul InttM.
Chas. Heilborn & Son.
Have you Trouble
In getting Nice, Toudei , FreshMeataP
Try Ours.
Golden Pheasant and Corvallis Flour
Are vory popular brands. We sell
thorn and guarantee satistaction.
Fresh Strawberries
Every day by express.
New (loud of nil kinds eoibtnnlly nrriving.
ROSS, HIGG1NS & CO
(em Zealand fire Insaranee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. F. Tl in ri in a, Mgr., Snn Frnnclact).
UNLIMITGD LIABILITY OF7 SHAREHOLDERS.
Sukscrilx'il ('iijiitnl - - $', 100,001)
Pniil-Up Capitul - 1,000,000
AsmoU 2).ril),lM
Assets in Tinted States - - 300,000
Surplus to Policy Iiol.lors - - 1,718,7!'J
lias bci'i) I'lnlprwritiiig on (ho Pacific Coast ovor Twt'iity-two yours.
SAHUEL ELMORE & CO.,
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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Lithographing on
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Astoria, Ore.
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BOOKS...
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Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens
I lux I n-rMtr1 I'npcr
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Cheese.
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CALIFORNIA.
RW1MH
LIMIUROEK.
Etc., Eie , Etc.
V. ALLEN'S
Astnrln, OreLjoii.
Metal Work5
spice
and
Syrup
ttt
Tin a Specialty.
Fairnaven, Wasb.
Improved Mikado and
Empire Cream
Separators.
'I ''rv are lh a n.il. at ami ili'H ftlc!.nt
Crj.aia'i't liiB'! Kur ! Uf
Poard & Stokes Co. A.storia
Vour Wife
vi:i ; ... th. rn,,k.
Stttr ICntnte Rmiic
car :zrx
If
your Ik-iit hif dor the rook'ntf.
' an al I. Mora! rea n why thrr.'
hniiM be i Hr.ir ltate l(a!(e In your
Kl hrn Th vi.e of thrm prrv nt worry
aut ili.ai'potntiiie'.t.
tt J srn.r.Y. Aent.
431 Hond 8ir-et.
SWISS WATCH REPAIR SHOP
Victor Rost
Chronometers
(Hatches and
Nautical Instruments'
Promptly Died ana repaired.
Alarm Clix ks trom St I'l1
WaiTiiiiU'.l. 110 Klt'vt-iitli St
Next to PoataJ Tlcraph.
J. A. Fastabend
General
Contractor
I !
ailtl ISllilder'on in Arkan-a- and Indian Territory.
j There ale i.,.'"i union miner with f.im-
lion-
o-iiiovmj'
Truilc l'..p I?.. n(
Dr. J. H. Davis,
DENTIST
fuse Block
AHtoriu
Andrew Lake
.ijjCOMMKHCIAL ST.
...Merchant Tailor...
Perfect Tit (iuaruntccil. Low Prices.
Repairing nnd Cleaning Neatly Done.
Ladies'
Underwear
andVVrappers
Had. to order aud kept la a lock.
Prloea Reasonable.
KUNG SANG & CO
Corner Eighth and Commercial Sts.
Opon ant Thursday.
THE MINERS
ARE SULLEN
Salt Lake Federation De
nounces Merriam and
Martial Law.
SYMPATHY FOR STRIKERS
; Belief Promised Couer d'Alene
Miners Under Arrest--Union-
ists Rights Vindicated.
STHIKEPS OPDEPEDTO LEAVE
ItfoitsMaJctoHave Them txpeUei
f rom Indian Territory - Buffalo
Strikers Co Out Again.
tl.T l.Ki: May I', - I'll, W.Mti, Kn.
ti.i.m ..( mi!n-r. 1 J i . aft-r a lor it pr.
4ii,!... it, r. i.: . r ! In Uo- ti"i-iit iroinii"
ii, !', 'ir 'I Ali Ho- arl"-: of
Itll.'HT. ,1 1 1 ' I Ml,- , MoT, I 111" lit of niai'il
u ;!,. i.! V-i rintti n-. 'l ri--'i'U-
i", . ; II J'lf ill' f 'lj"'. .
It' I Tii i ilu iii.ii''..ii '!. d'.Moii'
,ii. .a ! i iioiikIi h-ti it i" n- -'ary for
ii,. ., wf.inK ! lalh.r t a-k M-rmln
..f t:i'i- hI.ii U.,.' rioaiii' of -rriitl'- niftii
t . I'1 "fk t"i : Vp I'
!' i .111'. I.,,. .,! t I !' Ijr.. M-:I!.IH.
."i: r r ii, ilo 11.1'n.iiy am!, on b b."
f ft- 1 I ii.'!!' i w o i k i. I" ur 'I . f tlf.
i:'. ' liny :irr'v. .1 nt .n-1 It 1. 1". "f
.! it, b.T ir'i'ii'" IH f"r t'i" future
w.-'ni. ,'f ilo- ; ,'. iiii'1 we ,1i'!io.ini'
:. i"?,i;'-' 'rni. mo h . uni;-.on
.,f .i,r mi, I ,i r:utlon u i.-ru-ral M'-r.
r!am aiol tn ro.wurk-r haw arr'i;a!i-"l
l i t ti in-, h
(.i;v 'l Th: w .iir- our brother
uiiiot.:'.: Hh'i i,ii. la- n ufi'i-'l ttia! w
vi!l II..1H ! I'm fllK,'! irr ill
-nil' (.: ri-H' f from tin rliariii-i. h;'h w"
i, h.ii b'n uiijviily iiiail.' iuva!nt
llu in
,' Ii I. Tlut ni:.ltiiiain-' thr onlrr
r ii, 'i. i.i, M rri.iin .Hoi :i. . r v.! author.
I ;,- t'i.il II.. II -." k !lli men! Ill "I'
ll in:. "f ! lit- .!.!rl.t nun: p i'"U'''- t!o-lr
in iii'mT'IiIii !m ito" niiio r'i .ir.io:i I" b'
.ii'n it'ih of ,i .! . -1 it n- tiiii r ami ilr.
i ,ir, ,!,.ii I lii- iiiI'ht'h union had no'.lrni!
!m:'ot :,i -Io v.t!i tin' ,li'!ru, t.' n of
Ih, l.ni.k. i Kill full 1
, Silt A I K iV U i'KSi: AT !t 1T.M.O
IH I'l-Al.o N Y . May -Th.. il . k
.::u.i: Ion I- .ir-i' loiilflu ihun a: u
,linii- ln. tin- nii'iinii: of th.' ncaHon. j
, Tin' monthly mi n tin- nn'ii who work '
lnli, thi' i-li-v ator. an- out unit hay''
I j
ikh'iiI to ri main out until thr traln ,
i-liiti.O. r ait.l fri'itlu h.in.lii r' atr:k- ;
j a i'l i-t:lrl. 1
m.
Tom, rroy . v. ri I'o viiior ti.-t,. will l- f
util.-s to w nu n ran bo i-n tiii'il to '
tuki tin- titan's of tin- month y nt. n. ,
Mlilrh i- -a til to Ii.- Iniprobabli i
It lll'lt I ISKNTATI V IIS 1'' STKIKINCi
MINK US WILL INTKRCKPK.
K (forts Ib ing M i,t. to Kvpi-I Sinker"
-r"in Arkansii" and Imliaii Territory
Salt Lake Miner- In S' sslon,
ST. I.ol'IS Ma Ki - -John Miiclicll. nil.
iional pn-idciit "f the I'nlted Mmo
Woikits of Ami'iica; James Po"ton and
Aitoiue) K. it. Hal-ivy, representing the
".line iig.in:r..i: 1011. h'-ld a conference to.
iluv reciirdiiit- 'he miners' milWe now
llii" living In th, tetiiiory They have
j b. en on a -1 i lk. sine March, and ef. j
foils are being iiinde to have- them ex.
pilbd from the terrltiu-y. President j
Mllcht'll mid confeteCs decided to appeal
Ho a-hiiigioii against the proposed lie i
Hon.
MINKItS Kl.l-T OKr'K'KRS.
SALT LA K K May I.V-AI a niittlng of
Ih- l-Vd.rallon of Millers today, It ' j
decided that Until' "hull be the headquar
ters nf the association for the ensuing
xcii'i and t tic Pueblo Courier named as
the otllclal organ during tho coming
year, llhe following ollb ers were elected
this ufteiiiooii: F.dxvard lloycv, presl.
dent; J. F. McPonnld, vice president;
James Ma her. sivretary.
KlI.l.F.n Foil INTERFERING
asp sron.ixo 11 IS SPOUT.
Charles Hatissei- Shoots and Kills Uillls
Ptllime al Chicago aud Seriously
Wounds Albert Flicker.
! CHICAlin.
'resented the
Mac l.V--Cliai'Ies Hattsscr
interference of two young
inien with his -port with a six-enr-old
I boy and the n-siil: of the quiincl that 1
iciisuo'l xvas the
ntal wounding; of Louis
I'lliline and tlo
shooting of Albert
1 Flicker.
I Flicker culled on his fatlierin.-law,
jChiiflos iliertg, accompanied by rtlume.
lA sisl't- of Mrs. Flicker. Mrs. Vorda.
xxas there also xx iih her little son. George.
'The child was playing In front of the
jhouse xx hen Hiius-cr, xvlio lives next
Idoor 10 Oierii. appeared and beciin tens
ing Ho box. Mr. Gici'li! ordered him to
lb nve the child alone, and lluiisser drew
a rev ilver and thr-'atened to shoot hltn
I There xxas a xvordy xvar for 11 few min-
tiles and then Hiitissir went Into the
I house. A" Flicker nnu his wife and
iPfhimo xverc starting for their home,
jllatisser appeared and without a word
i opened fire. Two of the shots struck
Flicker, eno In the hip and another In
the arm. A third bullet lodged In
rfltime's abdomen and Indicted a wound
that will prove fatal.
Policeman Richard King was attracled
by i hp shooting, but Kti'n hi reached
th" 'i-iin IfuuMM'T had retreated to bin
burn i. n't with hl revolver freshly
hirg,d, tod prepared to realm rap.
lure.
A large crow) al.o gathered roun l th
l(irn, M'i( thriii tcalnt )lan'.-r w r
trwly mnln. Kinully tin; pollrtman, :lr-'J
of urlyiriK with linn, humt rirn th"
ilwr ni hifur lUumr h'l rhn;
t'i u hl il'ol. It wa wr'-rnhH from
hU hurid.
11 NAN' 'I A I.
OVTtXKiK
IH HATHKIl
Hank of Kfiglum! ll'M-rv Murh 8mailr
Than at Thin Time lt Yar
Huntalnlng ttu.nlun M'-n haMi,
NKW VOIiK May 1. -The Tim-" Ion.
dun rorr'Hpind'-nt fable:
H'f have xcrarnbliKl llir uxh ihc rn.'l.
rii'.iillil) ai'i'k i ' liai.ti'-' : Ii but I i r. ; 1 :
ib iM-iiib-m on the Ibink of Knijl.iol. anJ
iiioiii y l now llk'll'r to be iaiii r to the
rift of tlo- pr'-i' nt month.
Ii won l'i on o"''uiit of bu'lnia. In
urtiall marKlii', th' bulk b'rlnx r-on.-i-n.
if.it.-d In mini- rhar.a, h'iic, iiirhaii..
no- i.oi' w.th nii h jiani''ii hav.' t'.tn
liia'b-. At liolioui ,rii-., t'.i- ni"i.i
murk, i lo' not It.'.'ba;.' a f '.oti'-d
ii-i-. Tlo- l:.n;k of Ki.flan.1 irn-fv l
I Sn.Oiii iioiiioln nt'-MiiK o '.ban I: a
hi till, linn' but yar, whil bu-lio m tii.
-ar l imi'li laii'r an k; cul.iiion o (
ij:ii.- in du !: In value to what a wan 1
thin. j
M if oy-r. tfo r- in no lonic r any gr-a' i
ni.-4'ly Intlux of Aiio-ilian moio-y In pay-fri'-nt
for Ho i'-iijr:to-'i biuiit and
i,,i;i hollo-. W.-. ind'-id, lone a K'-a:
lna" of Auk-Mi an raid'.il llo,i'.ii..i ,,,.'i our j
lion ki t at tb- (if ..-lit t . Iii-. r'-pri".-n:.i.j I
:: j,. )- io In p;ild to Hia;ii. b it t.Sa: may
K at any day In other r"j'.'t we r- , IK T HU.iN;s". Va . May IV It In
poor Ml!!. Wi-h our 'l.tnlti.-hnj r--o ir :!. Inteiitiun of j-r.-'i'l'-n! M K.niey to
ion .. .in- -ai.e, up-.n to -u-'a n mii.-ti j ! in th.- w-.'ern auten at the time of
of the . uiniiirri of tua-ia. lusher: l. jth- return ; the volunteers who have
mini ...I by ill r.-i..iiiy. To r.-: ve t li.-in- i don.- Ii. r-ilv .--rvb-e In (tie rhillppin-n.
.-. the Uiiiiiaii barik li.ii f.reelllt xpe : I the tieeelty for the rr-Uo-iati
men-tiatili. to i -o n J - to lynd ,n. ,Iorn i,f the voloti-ee.-i In '.he Island
l ii tne r-eu.t that oor d!-f u'ii mark' t Luzon will no- ejtUt much hiiKr and
bad nevr .i Mm r or mm" p'ofi a!'
bu-liKH' Ad va.ori-m :anii have now
In en joi,;,.!nd on :br.- day siitlr. for.
K::. I..!'- ;in. the un.forii: p- nn ra'''
ti.ijt le-en re-i tabiito d.
un lull- drjn .Hid pavaiie ..or ad.
o,i; i,e,i"l h-fe a i' .Hat-r.il. tne otamp
.il bell'efor h 1' a tIXa't:e per l(p'i '
iM.uii'lf In.-' --a ! of a i.lliin.- per 1")
pool ,1- The--- inea.-iire- nit' wipe on'T
I bey i-li'tild have gmie fiirliier. ultue ail I
'. her b.ll- w ill ilil pay a )il.!ln e r .
p.i pouudu If almve three day.- flt-ht. and I
tlie T"io-'d itiump on fori'-ii bonus t i
tlo- revei Hr of being wm.-. I: would be
a use of rli.nu'ellor of the rxch'qti'ri
having len obi pd to aoaiid ii the at-
t.-nipt t" I, v v five -ill. I, tin. per ! pound"
on foreign ehtin-n and a duty now cu;
dow n to one uhlUlng. I'nfortunKtriy.
.bin I i:ouu!irb.iianci d by a n ftanip
of ti-n entiling" per l'"i poundn on
.bunds not orlgiioilly l--iie.l In Kngland.
. The COII-eille!U- . of this wiil be mo-t
Injurious, owing to the free iba'ings
here In nil such bond-, and particularly
In those of your railroads. Tlie ctiangv.
! however, will t' nd to thr'W more busi
; iu- Into the market. Such holders here
will b,. obliged to sell on spot and pay
jtbr "lamp du.y. while large hold' rs w ill
I -ell dins t In New York and ship the.r
( lurnd- unatamped.
I 'upper I" now sddle, on :he metal
'evehaiige in quite the retail fa!ll -n, and
b -s than li.o.' Ions changed h.nd" this
i
jwvi k. of which not one thousand were
; sold to consumers. The National Pnv
vlm i.il bank of Ki ghind l-s .i' d H" an.
Jnual npor: this week, showing profit"
of upward- of Tkio.i pound", and de
posits exceeding t'.i,...! on pound". A
; great part of the deposits mab- up
of small accounts. Forty years a'go
'the deposits were under 'Jmum pounds
! The' Hank of llngia I'd itself bad only
j'.H,ii.itii pound" In di p 'sits !il 'ii.-.ng .0
I private customers. 1; ts quit.- wx-r-had-
lowcd in this r'siH'ct by a: ba't half
In dor.rn other bank", amor- which the j
Iemdon and County bank conies -. cond
' XX illl V. T..kX polllld" ill ileli'"it"
AN il.l FAMILY FEl'O
ENDS IN A TRACF.PY.
Hon. J. A Hunter Shot and Instantjy
K1II11I at laxstlne by Mr". C R. El
liott. Who Then Commltis Suicide.
IaISTINE. Or.. May l.V -Sunday even. I
Int.-, Hon. J. A. Hunter, one of the most
prominent men in Wallowa county, xvas
shot and Instantly killed by Mis. Elli 'lt.
who then committed suicide by taking
poison.
There has been a fend of long stand
ing over family affairs between the Hun.
ters and Elliotts, whose families are 1"-
ter-marrled. About nine oVIovk Sundny
evening, Mrs. Elliott knocked at t'v
Hunter home and xvas ansxvered b yMrs.
Hunter, to whom she said: "I'.s not you
l want to see. It Is Mr. Hunter."
Mrs. Hunter called her husband who
came to the door. and. immediately on
opening ,lt. and without a word. Mrs.
Elliott tired with a shotgun, the charge
striking Hunter In the abdomen, death
resulting almost Instantly
After the shooting of her husband. Mis.
Hunter grappled with Mrs. Elliott and
attempted to take the gun from her but
xvas unsuccessful. Mrs. Elliott then left
tho house. Hunter's son and mother
roused neighbors who found Mrs. Elliott
ide.id In a Held a short distance from tne
ltunicr Homo. Mie evident ly n.1.1 UKen
poison.
STPOENTS IN A RIOT.
PRINCETON. May l.V-Thc Princeton
students and Pawnee Rills Wild West
employes Indulged In a pitched battle
today, and a continuous and serious
rioting xxas prevented only by the action
of President Pntton, of the Princeton
university, in calling 11 muss meeting of
all 1 Ii- students. As n result of the
light one man Is unconscious and may
die. and a number of students and em
ployes of the show arc nursing won't ds
lecelvnl In the fray. The students tried
'o stop the street parade of the show.
STREET OARS A NI ISANCE.
WAOIIITA. Kansas, May IS -In ac
cordance with the decision rendered by
Judge Pule adjudging the street car" to
be a public nuisance the cars quit run
ning this morning.
WILL TOUR
THE WEST
McKinley Will Greel the
Returning Philippine
Volunteers.
GENERAL OTIS' DISPATCH
Two Thousand Spanish Soldiers
Must Be Sent Home ty the
United States.
(ORDERED FROM RICE FIELDS
British Employes Forcelto Leave ty
r '
the Filipinos Last Payment
to Cutan Solliers.
; hrn the v 'iur.tevM rea-'h their native
-:at " for mu-t-r out. rre.-.J-nt M.
K.nb y hopei" to If there to greet an l
honor them. If the trip to the we.-t.
already planned shouid not occur when
i the Volunteers are returning, another
I Journey will be made to carry out this
purpose. J
I The war department today forwarded ' ..
here a dispatch from General Otis s;a:. Party of Japanese Kiamlnlng Shipbuild
ing th.-re now remains In the Philippines i g p:antg of the United States.
,: Siiani.-h soldiers who must be re-
turned to their homes by the Cnlted i mrAfK). May 15. A party of Japan.
.S. it. ". In accordance with the terms of le9e officials are registered at the Audl
,he trea:y of ( a e. .torium hotel, tt comprise Sachlu Sa-
rh s information was also n-ceivcd of
.hr ml nation in Cuba: O'neral i.loniex
It I" M here. i -onuiered sincere in h
' d-alings and nothing unfavorable r di.
j ot.c r'.lng was announced,
.
i'HI'LT..:l KUoM RICE kiklds
l.ONI'ON' May lV-The followlnp dis.
patch received from Manila:
"Owing to the orders of the revolu
tionists all English employes were forced
t 1 th,. baxe :he rk liclds and come
h'-re. A protest ha- been tiled with I rt'
Hritlsh consul."
LAST PAY.MKNT TO Cl'RANS.
NKW YORK. May l.V-The fourth and
las; jLVi'Miiui ireasurj' warrant paid to
Spain for the Philippine islands, was pre.
-cntid at the National City Rank today
by the representative of the French em.
bas.-y. Not one dollar of the Jl" "V('i
a, ready paid to Spain has really gone out
of this country, the entire transaction
having bien conducted on the basis of
foreign exchange.
RC
-IA S IiKMANO IS
KXCITI.W. ANXIETY.
ill Forces Invade New Terrttore Op.
"ill llon.-kriiig and Pdspl.iv Much
Activity.
!': 11
I !( 'N(!KOX5. May l.V-The nati?,- op.
P sitioii to the occupation by l!ri:ih
forces of the new territory. Kow Loo.
opposite Hongkong, has sudden,- b"en
renexxed. Ah nit '." men of the Hong,
kotig regiment, with machine guns, are
leaving here today and tonight, while the
volunteers have been warned to ! In
readiness for any emergency.
The Uriiish secotul-class gunboat Swift
and three other gunboat" are proceeding
to sci under sealed orders. These wer.
"liips have ,VHi men on beard. The ter.
itory back of Hinterland Is also dis
turbed, and Chinese troops have been
"cut there.
PEKING. May l.V-The Russian de.
m.ind for a new railroad concession con.
uening ueiv.ng wiiui Russia s present
railroad system In 'Manchuria. Is still ex-
citing the gravest anexity here. Germans
and Japanese are particularly uneasy on
the sub.lict of the unexpected move on
the part of Russia, ami t is said there
is a feeling among the prominent Chinese
that !he moment has come to make every
effort in the direction of securing Brit
ish sympathy and aid.
Later I'M Infantry soldiers. 101 artillery
men. engineers and M marines have
gone to Kow Loon Hinterland. The I
greatest secrecy is observed as to the !
plans of the British authorities and noth. I
ing definitely Is known regarding the OHIOAirO. May l.V-THP committee in
destination of the troops, but It seems charge of the post orllce comer tone
.'vldent the two detachments are to fill ceremony today received word from gen.
tho advance to Tal Po Fu and Deep llIor Beverldge, Indiana, now at Hong.
Bay. and cut off the rebels and drix-e j1401'- and to whom the committee en
them from Cadcd territory. The troops i "'listed a special Invitation to Admiral
are patrolling the European quarter of jlVwey. announces the admiral would b
K.m Tung. here for "Chicago lhiy" October 9.
I
TO LAY NEW CABLE. j WAGES ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. May la. The Commercial ! BELLAIRE. Iowa, May l.V-The AYhfel-
Cuble Comptny's steamer has arrived
a: the Azores and will start this week
to make soundings for laying the strand
lissoiuiELY
Makes the food more
KOVAl fUKIfQ
r WRfrA n 0
which In to cnn.'ct Otrmany with tit
PnitptJ giatea.
j iore H". Ward, vie. president
manatcr of the company, wilt fall on tba
( Amrrican line itcamrr flt. Paul, whl.-h,
(l'ave for Southampton nJU Wadnea.
uay. lie nan been nummoned to Cologne,
where ha will conult with the offlclala
of th. Or man Atlantic Ttkgraph ona.
pany.
Kvery cfrrt la being- made to baaten
the lay I ii of th now cable. Mr. Ward
nat'l that hr expctd to be gone at loaat
a month. In thin time ha think all tb
prHlmlnary arrangmeat for th lay
ing; ( the caWe will be completed. U
la expeod that the n-cilon between thla
country ary the Aiore will be In work.
ling orl'-r by fall.
BI'A.Vimt GARRISON ATTACK KD.
''olotiel Olorlz Drlvn Ila k Inaurgenta at
Zannboanga. Completely Rout
In g Them.
NKW YORK. May 15.-A dispatch to
I the Journal and Adverting aya: On
May " the Hpanlah garrtnon at Zambo.
janga, Colonel iIorli commanding;, waa
latia'ked by InHuricentf wl!h arma which
w ere uk-n trom the Spanish ( unboata
j before they were transferred to America.
The garrliton fought valiantly againgt
ithia Inexplicable aKKrei.ilon, driving tho
jinnurg ntn ba ( jnd completely repul.
ing them. Th- Spanish general. Mon.
t-ro. governor general of the province,
a' -'"w'y o.in.ied. were auo
, Major Clmlno and Captain Blutla, who
iwa mortally ourt. Lieutenant Grenada
w.i vllghtly wounded, one soldier waa
kille-1 a'd three wounded. The lnurfenta
mufT-red aeverely.
i An American merchant ihlp, tke Don
' Hermano. w hich happened to b In port.
was Immediately di'patched to Ho Ilo.
;'ap:aln Cane cabled the facta to O neral
Rum at Manila. The government re-
pl:ed to transports Leon XIII and Puerto
Rico at tlie American!!' disposal for th
evaeiiatlon of the Spanlh troop. Rlo
j akid for the evacuation a long time be
fore, lie stated that It Is neceary
Immediately. He b-ld a conference with
ilencral (Jtin yesterday. Thr Sparilard
are capable of holding the place tem
porarily. The above transport are be
ing In-pened for the purpose of Uaas-
f erring American troop, to Zamboanga.
i
TOl'R Of INSPECTION.
!.,, constructor general of the Imperial
Japanese navy: T. T?nueaklra Sako. aec
ire'.ary of the department of agriculture,
land comaierce. aud S. Dalto. of the en.
g neering staff of the navy.
I The-e distinguished gentlemen have
jcime from San Francisco and go tomor
'row to Pittsburg. Their tour comprise
Kngland. France and Germany, as well
as this country. They visited the I'nion
Iron Work" In San Francisco, where the
battleship Oregon was built; are to In.
vestigate the Carnegie plant in Pltta
burg and will visit :he Cramps. They
mean to go to the Clyde and see for
themselves- the great plant of Great
Pritain. The secretary of agriculture Is
interested In farming Implemmts.
?
HISBAND S AWFl'L CRIME.
SANTA MARIA. Cal.. May lV-Yester-day
J. U Hamilton, who was employed
in the sugar factory here, drove with his
wife to Dutard roneh. )
They started on the return in the after,
noon and had gone but a short distance
from the ranch when Hadilton attacked
his wif,. with a knife, cuttln; her throat
and killing her. Hamilton has been act.
ing sirangely for some time and his wife
had told other" of her fear of him.
PEACE CONFERENCE TO MEET.
THE HAC.CE. May l.V-Tbe peace con
erenee will hold the first sitting Thurs.
day aftern.ion. It is understood the
American and British are meeting with
some success in their efforts to get the
question of International arbitration,
which Is now the eighth article program,
advanced to first place.
RANK RORRF.R LOCATED.
KANSAS CITY. May Ki.-Wllllam L.
Lockridgo. one of the gang who robbed
the Savannah. Mo., bank in IS, and
who was supposed to have been drowned
at Astoria. Onon. after "Jumping" his
bond. is. according to the local police, in
Jail at Fergus Falls. Minn., awaiting
,ria for robbing the Northern PaelHc
: train.
TROl RLE AT VANCOl'VER.
VANCOCVER. B. C. May UV-The riot
act was read today In connection with
the dispute ovor Deadmans Island. Lud.
gate let It be known that he would for.
cibly resist arrest, therefore the riot act
was read. Ludgate had to be knocked
down and handcuffed before he gave In.
DBWF.Y WILL ATTEND.
Ing Steele & Iron Company has granted
'lis employes an adx-ance nt 10 per cent
in wages to take effect at once.
Mime
.Pure
delicious and wholesome
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