Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, January 26, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLfe, BOHEMIA. NUGGET Fubtlihrd Stvrj rrl5r. COTTAGE GROVE .OREGON IE NEWS Of I WEEK Dauiprthrnlva ltevlcw of th Import- nt 1ltinfalnca of the l'ut TTk Cntlxt PTtiin th Tvlrgniiih Colnmni Senator Gear was re-elected In low. New York has let a contract for an ther subway to cost f 35,000,000. Many American will be needed it the government plans for the Filipinos Robert M. McWade has been ap pointed to succeed Dr. Rod loo as con' eul at Canton. Tho Form era Alliance want thf proposed ship subeddy money spent foi uport bounties. Boers attacked French's advance? post and were repulsed with 20 killei and 60 wounded. Landlord Whitten, of Skagway, fell from the gangplank of a steamer at Seattle and was drowned. Over 20,000 drivers of all kinds of vehicles are on strike in Rio Janeiro. Troops wero called out to maintain or ucr. Great floods of $1,000 bills are said to nave been a prominent feature in th campaign of Senator Clark of Mon tana. Thomas B. Reed says he finds selfish ness is master of tho human race and tho world must work to better condi tions of the people. In the senate Senator Pettigrew de clared that "the blood of every soldiei who has fallen sinco the war began is on the hands of tho administration." Miss Helen Gould has given ?50,00C to aid in the building of the new home for the naval branch of the Young Wen's Christian Association in Brook lyn. A London paper is authority for the statement that the powers have de manded knowledeo of the United States' policy in China and the Philip- pines. Tho special committee of the house to investigate tho case of Roberta of Utah, finds that Roberts had three wives. It is said ho will not ba nl lowed to remain in congress and a ma jority favors not allowing him to b seated at all. aobciusco's friend and close asso ciate, Haym Salomon, will be given r medal by congress. His relative claim that ho loaned this country money annng the revolutionary wai and it was never repaid. The medal is a compromise of their claim. uenmarjc is coming down to out price. She now asks only $4,000,00C lor the Danish AVest Indies. The price first demanded was $13,000,000 It is likely the deal will be closed be fore many days. The islands will be valuable to us in the event the Nicar agua canal is built. Dawson was visited by another largt nro. General Joe Wheeler is coming nomo. of cotton LATER NEWS. Tho com sing of nibblt.1 was stopped In Chicago by humane oiilcors. Iu a (Treat battle which lasted nil day Sunday tho Boors held their own Mines at Johannesburg have made impregnable that city from un attack ing lorco. MothodUt missionaries will begin nctlvo work in the Philippines to con vert tho Tngals, Count Bonl do Castollano says ho if going to use his vauo on tho editor of tho Paris Figaro. Tho popo warmly praises the work ol an endowment lor a Catholic univer sity at Washington. Tho Duko of Teck is dead nt London. Ho died from pneumonia after an ill. ness of several davs. J ho Bncar war is to ho coutluuod on tho samo lines as heretofore, and no settlement Is iu sight. At Butte. Mont.. DomliiloL- Miikm. n painter, mounted a ladder to paint a building. Ho grabbed n live wire and fell dead. Colonel Georvo M. Randall and Col onel James Bell, have leeu named bv I1DF1 I ON IK British Slowly and Cautious ly Moving" Ahond. DOERS FORCED STEADILY OAOK Nretn to lie Nlinrt of Ammunition Tlm llrllloli 1'itiik Thr Hour I'utltUm on Ilia Mountain, Cn. .n.nn fnttln 1,111 9.1 AftM Id linnr. .win I tmnn u mid tnrrlhln flni yesterday, Generals Ilnrt and Ulery ad vancen i,uuu yarns, ino noeis main tained an irregular flro during tra night, but the llrltlsh outnosts did not ronlv. This morning at daybreak tho llocrs opened a stilt lire. Tho llrltlsh stKxl to tho guns where thoy had slept and an engagement was renowod vlgor ously. Tho field artillery poured shrap nel into tho enemy's trenches. A rumor that Ladysmlth had been relieved enlivened the Brlllsli, who were short of ammunition. All day tho roar of musketry fire continued. Tho British took three Boor position on tho mountain and found shelter be hind the boulders the resident for nromotion to tho mnfc u? ft "UPUK of brlgadier-general. taken for an Advance. The first kopje I IKia WlltlVU till) iniilltr Ul IIU V'tlUti Georco D. Ilcrrou. fonuerlr lira itliit tlm ltruira tnlmmtiwl it 1im fWirf fessor of Iowa eolleuo. buys tlm thnl in,.. ...... ...... effect of socialism on religious dogma strown with Immenso boulders, stir will bo to chauge tho whole attitude ol mounted by mounds on the summit, human belief. rm itritui, n,innni Uf..,Hi,i,i TII' ...Jill .1M 1. .1 .i tho lln... .,1.1. .I- I-H... Aai.il i. 11I1II1UU lIUIIHra IS Hie USll- IU JUi;.0 iUKIAVIl Cliillj. IliU IU.1UI mated cost of rcnairinir tho Olvnmin did not show Mich tenacity as pre- accordlnc to the ixnort of the naval I viouslv. Tlieir Xordoufeldts fired at construction Iward. Tho work will be i long intervals, and their cannon fired .1 - n . . . ... I i , . .. .1 . uono at me liosiou uavT-rard. and will l "ut milium. imarcuiiv tno itoera occupy alout a year. According to the Now York llomld'n Washington corremondent there is nn excellent prosect that tho Nicaragua canal bill will bo through this nwRioti without waiting for the report of tho .. aiKcr commission. Mrs. Annie Ellsworth Smith is dmul at New York. Sho sent the flrbt tele- graphic message, 'iWhat hath God wrought?" from tho Unitod State un. premo court room, Washington, to Bal timore. Two neeroes wero shot to death and two white men desperately wounded as tho result of an attempt to arrest a ne gro murderer at -Macon, Ga. J. H. Butler, colored, is the man who did most of tho shootim;. and who wns himself shot to death. A long-timo resident of South Africa. now in iew loric. savs tno llocrs nm not brave; that they will fight from cover, but in the onen. mnn tn mnn me uoe- is no match for the Briton, or other white antagonist. He predicts me untlsb will win soon. "religious monopoly. Profrnor llrrron, nf Iowa, on tli Kfferl oi nm'iHiiaiiii I. .tan. B.I. -Geomn 1) 11. ....... I.. Iu ii imtfiiauir III Iowa iirrii'ii, nuiiii'i. . -- - college, who I wny to Ruwdii to t I. M a fr..l.i..l u..t.l t.. n VlStv V-OUIIV iiiihhii, nun in i"i" . . i.. i 1 1 .. f . .. last II lilllt lie 0rt WIO MIDIIU I.IHiiriii Club that what Protestant Christen dom termed religious authority was cs . i . nt'iitliiliy a inonoiKiiy. Tlw.rn In nil ill ITlrilllll. " III) said "between the (ill combination that says Pay unto inn no union triuuw, or mse . . ... .... ... i i. go without oil,' ami mat oi me cnurun that mth "VIiorHlilii as I say or u damned.' It Is exactly the same prin ciple! that which lies back of the Kuindanl Oil combination and the Protestant church. "UitnUlliiiii hiiu iiiinn lo us not as an economic change, but It stands for Kx-TrniiMnal Cunaiil Arrlvr.. WasLington, Jan. 23. Mr. Moutngn . hito, formerly consul to tho Trans vual ronnbllc at London, and who. is understood, is in tblx mnntrv tn nn deavor to obtain recognition as the dl loraatlo roprosoutative of the icpubllo here, arrived iu this city today, from rtevr lork. I.rtttr From Knurr. London, Jan. 25. A siieclal dii patoh from Naples says that Mr. Ma- crum is reiwrteil to be tho bearer of letter to President McKluley from President Krugor, in which tho latter proposes pcaco terms based on tho status quo, with complete independ ence and a seven years' franchise. WALL OF GOLD ORE. Thonaml Hepburn belioves tho houne will wo canal bin. China is buying heavily ciotn. Iron and steel shipments are taking an available shlproom to tho Orient The Northwestern .Fruitgrowers' As sociation met in Taconia in annual meeting. Ex-Congressman David J. Colson. enot and killed two men In a Frank fort (Ky.) hotel. Wainwright & Co., Boston bankers, nave failed. They tried to carry tot neavy a load of mining stocks. A wall street rumor says that the Southern Pacific may buy the Galves ton, Houston &Northern. Tho British ship Reliance and the British ship Annie Thomas are long overaue at ban franclsco. Tho French admiral dinod with Pres tdent JImlnes, of Santo Domingo aftei the troublesome claim was paid. The third annual conventionu of tht National Livestock Association oi America mot in Fort "Worth, Tex General Bnller cnhlnfl thnt lm tMnim he Ih making progress. The news of the success nf thn Mr( can troops is confirmed. Tho EOCOnd detachment nf Tvimlnn volunteers has left for tho cape. rt . . rt , . uouni and VJOUntesn IJantpIInnn nun Gould, have arrived in New York. The United Minewnrkern vntnd ilnnn a resolution of sympathy for tho Boers John Ruskln. the crent nrt critlo witer, passed awav in his 81st venr nt ixraaon. General James F. "Wndn ha tairnn temporary oharce of the dn nartmpnt nf me laiceB. Motormen and conductors nf Tm IS. I., are out for mnrn wntrm nti.l shorter hours. A deadlr nnarrel in thn TtnKnn nnnr ter of New York resulted in thn UlHn., oi mree oi pne lamily. Ihe Baldwin Iranmntlra v-nrlm nf Philadelphia, has received an order for ou large locomotives from France. Danish farmers cesa of Wales 12.000 boxes of butter for tho British soldiers in Africa. Tho reason for thn nlnsn nonsnruViln 18 now DOine annreclntod In Tendon and the people are willing to await the resuus. An Indiana volunteer, writing Immn ,t . .... : says mat joo wnceier gave tired sold lers his hnran nnrl follm. t,l. ...... ., ...... hiiuift 6UUI mareueu wiin tho boys. Owing to dancers thrnnhnln tVio Commonwealth of Frnnlffnrt Ifv clergymen set aside Tuesday as a day Upon ThiiuiaiuW of Tuna In NIElit. Prairio City, Jan. 23. What I J In eomo respects tho most nhenomonal gold itnd in J.asteru Oregon, is 7! miles south of Prairio City, in Grunt COUntr. Tho width of thn lndirn l (inn feet, and tho walls are broken awar for a distance of more than 11,000 feet. leaving tho ore exposed lfiO to 200 feet in tho air. It is said that nowhere in tho world has such a liody of ore been found, standing, as this does, whnrn nn tunneling Is necosary. Tho valuo of tho oro runs from .fa to $03 per ton in gold, and it is free milling. Thousands upon thousands of tons of ore. unin cumbered by mountains of dirt and valueless rock, stand uncovorod. Ilnttlo With YnqtiU. Nogalen. Ariz.. Jan. 23. News was received irom tho south this morning that General Lorenzo Torres hnd nn. gaged tho Yannif, at Macoyatn. klllinir over 200 and taking COO prisoner. Father Boltr. n and several sisters of charity who havo been held as nrinnn. ers of war by tho Yaquis for tho last six months wero icsr icd by tho victori ous Mexican troops and aro now with General Torres. It is expected that this last important victorv of fSnnral Torres will havo tho effect of scattering tno xaqnis and will result in ending the war. , . . W.V.C(, cvw udiiio iuceui Senate committee on interoceanit ' humiliation and prayer, canals will favor the bill tor the truction of tho Nicaragua canal. A negro who was supposed to hav aided two negroos to escape near Hend gin, leun., was lynched by a mob. Negroes have appealed to the Dnttee States Benate for national legislation mat will protect them and lynching. Tho treasury department is consider lng a recommendation to move the COn- Ttni' Ml- Mtoldnn 111 l 1 !.. ... k-.w...wu win iiavu nuBUluiu control Of all denartmnntii nf thn Tn. peka (Kan.) Capital for one week, wnen no will demonstrate how a Chric- tian dally should be conducted and edited. Tho lGth annual rnnnrt nf thn TTnttnd from buruina States civil servi nnmmtRitinn Vina been presented to the president. It shows an increase in tho number of persons employed and more examina- Killed by KnrtliHiinke. Citv of Mexico. Jan. 23 arrlvinc from the interior nointa uffnrt ed by tho earthquake Friday night and Saturday morning. Mnch damage was aono to property lu uuadalajara, and tho city of Colima. canltal of thn tnt of the samo name, was the sceno of torrid o experiences, accomnanhwl with the loss of soven lives. The City of MOXiCO camo off carnrmrntlvnlv nn scathed in tho earthnnnkn. fnw dents occurring here or in tho suburbs. Tho church of the Throe Kings, in the suburbs, was crackeJ. nnd will i- closed for repairs. new spirit and a new world. From the f liiillvltliHillHiti. thrnuili capitalism and tiie various forms of illn- tribution, mun wnai a mini is sup jxisod to earn ami what he really needs, mii immt flnallv riuiidi thnt Ntaif I where linniaii iif.iwl I thn onlv recoLMilzud colli of the rjalhi for a deuent society, lite central idea of soclallmii is that of oven human helm; an coual inheritor ol worldly IhhioIHh. And In this day all thliiL'H olili'cllvn and subleetlvo are tending toward tho nooiallntlo Idea. "Dun nf thn L-ravi miMNtlniiN III (hn effect roclallsm will have on religion. What will bo tint effect on the general mental nttltudfjrtn human life If nodal- ism should predominate? What will bo thn effect of tho creeds and tho dog- infill, thn tmdtf nnd thn ti'ititilitM? The effect of noclalintlo idea iimM'lriL' thu world would change tho whole atti tude of human life toward tho future. Protetitnutism elands by, menacing tho Integrity of the human soul. Tho olomcnt of fear has hctm dominant in man for centuries. They are ufraiiln! the gods they worship, and inuxt propi tiate them. Thnv mint sarrlllrn to their unknown gods more fruits of one JOHNSON'S VICTORY flnfi Dofoatod Foroo of Eight llj urou insurg-onta. MARIETTA SHELLED THE Pi.Ac (Imirrnl iliwin, Triinpa KmPrri urilli 'llllllllB inn IlKltnla II. . .. I .1......1 ai.. is..... titittrti til .tv.t, .Manna, .nm. :i. imi .... --"Hint, of tho l orty-sixtli liifniitrv uii,)fr jjj lor .liilniHon. nnd tliriii iwn. . .. ;. ;..;. ,. .;.;.: """i inn iiiiriyeigniii imaniry, eotnimivl by Major Mulr, defealed HOD iimur, at Taal. provlnco of llntmiL-i.. l., . . . i . .J. r' ' M iay, iiuuig inn town. Tim uua.f I, . .i i... ti t .i . -.i .minima aico suuiioi tun nine,, tJ t . ' im niMiir;i'iu nun iiMir million, two which were cnnttirod. Two a worn woundwl, and 10 dead iiuurxfJ 1111111 lUllllll Oil llllt flUIII. M l I ..,..!!... I.... t aiiu iniiKiiu niniinili;n iiiiw hiiiiw i ... .... tal oi 11 t'tMn and II deatlni AnirrlPHiii Orrupy Nnnln ( rn, Maiillii, Jan. St. Tim AihhHa.. .... via have occupied Hintu ( ruz, on ijk dn Hay, Liigiitiu pnivliuo. it v,.,7l ...i i ... jmrnn iniiiiy iiifiirKeniH wem nilinml tniteu there, nut t lie town u. i,.,. deserted. ino limitary regtiiatiou reuuhi.! tho streets to ho cleareil of tmtiitaul 8:30 P. M. hit been ehiwgud tojJ o'clock. Tim (Irrtrlnl llinrl. waslitngton. Jan. .!. (iennrul on. Informs the war department of inm iiillitarv operations in the Phiiiiii,i,E in tno loiiowuiu; dispatch: .Manila. Jim. SI. Malor .Inline. I cominiimllng n battalion of tliiil urt; sixth liifautrr. (ieimnil Wheaton'M Im gade, n-ports from Lciiiurl on thn litki 1I1U11 UIIKI1U1111 Kulln IIIOlU irilllN Ol tllJU ' .....i, iJvifM'ii un nm ja kind of monoioly or anothcri ixirhapt j '""1 20lh lint, that hu dnivo the otiem; by founding universities or theological through llatayan, eastward, on tb semim.ries. innriilng of the 18th, rapturing 17 rilln "If we reallr had demooracr if il were a fact instead of doirina In thn state and industry, wo could not cm-am' democracy iu ethics. No human being has tho right to lmposo ethical or rellg ions authority on another human be lug. All ImiKised authority In ikmii. tially atheistic. Tho man who seekt to coerce another into ueeetitlm bin views is uthoUtlo and cannot bulluvn in n God. What yon call religious an thority is ossentlally a monotioly. "It Is too late to refonn soclutv in America. It is no longer a question whether yon will havo social rnvnlu. tion or not, it Is simply a question ol what Kind of a revolution you aro go lng to have. A revolution vou arusiire to havo. Socialism Is tho onlv livinu rongion, tno only programme of faith Ulat IS OIIitiiiI nt tlm rxuiitit tltiw. " Ilurn Admit tlir 1'l(lit. Spearmou's Cami. Jan. 24. l!nrlv bunuay morning tieueral warren com. menccd a lliinking inovement onthoex' treme loft of tho Boer tm.iltlnn. Thn Infantry advanced at f o'clock in the morniug along tho lrrevu ur sides ol Tabamyama mounwin, which ends at Hpionkop. Tlio artillery ponltlons wero oeninii ami on tlio n lain. Thn ltrltlul, carefully worked along the hills until within 1.000 vards of a enininiindlmr , , . fi Kopje, on whlclf tho llocrs wero coneeu. iratcd, concealel liehind immeiiHO Iwub lers strown thlcklv over thn hill Tho artillery owned tho attuelf. nnd tho butteries Worked cnntlnnnnidt- and ono Held pin e. A few hours Utrr.j In tallica, ho captured four priming! four horoes and entilninentii. six mi!mI ami killed three imtiirgeutM. He U vunced toward Iomrrl that afternoon i captured tho cnemy'ii outmst, tlirtJ men ami tlx borses. ' lln advanced again at fl P XI , ami, lliiditig tho enemy strongly us trenched, sent by u navy gunlxwt to! Batangas for nm-lntaneo. Th tHinU'Hof Mulr's battalion of the. Thin? i eighth Infantry wero sent to Taal, tU insurgent headquarters. Jolimton droiti tho enemy thnmuli l-meri on In Tal I where ho attacked thn southern irtlooj oi tno city and .Mulr tho northern por tlon. Tho enemy dlsmrsetl, rotrentnl in many directions. Johiin' cmml 1 ties were ono killed, ono seriously audi two slightly wounded. l-oiir liflJ! jileces and a quantity of rillcs were csp- lured. 'This movement nf Johnson's wu I ably conducted, and liiijiorUint Iu is-suits. "The enemy is renorted In Inrctt force and entrenched at and near Santa I'm. iJiguna do Bay. (ieueral Srhwsn It Nwinglug his tnxms on that mint hli left at the town of tho Hay, a few mlle east of Calamba, his right consisting of cavalry at tho right of Tayabus." FOR TAGAL AND BOER. Nvnnlnr Turnrr Arrnl litratliin'a 1'iillor. Wiiahltif.lutt ill 'rl.l - ... . ... v.ijiiiiuuuni , ......... ..n.v.,f u un. .i. jiili will nil- pouring tons of shrapnol among tho tcr day of oratory in thu senate, llt- Boers, who devoted their attenton to tie lwyond routine business being tran- mnsketry firing on tho ISritUh Infantry, iwcted. Pritchanl delivered a long and The Boors stuck lo their roekv fiistiinw carefully nretwrud iiddmim nti tint riir with Infttfuf tiittiioltv ittwl 1 I fttinutlfin li Ci.itl. 1. 1.. i. .. i elusion of tho day tho Brltihh had only advanced across a fow ridges. Tho Doors ammruntrv lmvn fn? mm ami iiiey did nttio damage Cuptain Honloy. of tho Dublin fnl ncrs, leu mortally wounded while lead lng addressed particularly tn thn urn, Iscd amendment to thn noiintlintinn of North Carolina, which, if enacted, no said, would disfranchise a lar.ro moss of voters, both white and black. j io was loiiowod by Turner, of Wash' j iutiiii,i, mint? luiiti-1 "v .wiii'nuu uj- iiiruor, oi asn ing his men to seize a fresh point of Ington, in a speech on tho Phllippino Vfttltnrvn I ti i.utl... I. ...l.lnl. I f ... . iowuuicuuuuuu tu move Hit I i. 14U mu u cAunaua- United States custom house from Mary tions ' applicants last year than in Island to Kotohikan. All tho leading manufacturers oi men and women's woolen felt hat: have raised prices as a result of the Advance in prices of wool. Secretary Long and Rear Admira? Bradford have appeared boforo tho sen ate committee on naval affairs in ad vocacy of the Pacific cable. any provious year of tho commission. The Ashland wonlnn mill oiaest industrial establishments in Or egon, renrcsentincr nn nvntnd xunWai OI over BUD.UUU. and rami nr v omnW ing 80 to 35 hands was totally de stroyed oy lire, which is supposed to have originated in tlm uHtinri.mnn, . " IIV1.I.UK-.WWIUI Tho Insurance amounted to S18.G00. How Men Were Ainbunhd. Manila. Jan. 23. Thn AHnnrt. nt sn mon of company O, Thirtieth infantry, Lieutenant Ralston commanding, which was ambushed near T.lno. nnn. slsted of 60 convalescents from v,n hospital, who were going to rejoin the regiment, ino insurgents hid in the bushes alone the road and nnnnnd upon tho pack train from thrnn ,,!,,, Tho Americans, in addition to their casualties, were comnnllnd tn hin,in tho train, which consisted of 22 horsos. The latter, with their nnnla fnll )..-. r ' - j-wvp SVSA 441 tho hands of the insurgents, who pur sued tno retreating escort for threo miles along the road. nnJl thn An. oans wero reinforced. vuntago A rirtfriimrllrhiiriF ltiiiinir uuriian, Katal, Jan. 24. Tho stata merit COUICS from nn nTrnltmit im,nn in Pietermartz burif that Ivird Dn aid has entered Ladysmlth with 1,000 men. question, in which ho arralLMind thn ml. ministration's jxilloy as cot out in tho president's mcssairo. nnd thn .n,.!. of Boverldgo. Tumor was given closo attention by his colleagues. The hotiBo was in session only 40 1 A .1 , . - . . m t i j. . ------ nu uiiunu wilH III neSnlOll OlllV 41) ,22i' bu 1'" !" nothing ofillo other ouartor: but it In L-nnwn ti,n .Lord Dnndonald's Hying column has been acting woll to tho loft of tlm linn of advance importance, was done uxrnnt tn riifnr to the speakor for settlement a dispute between the aiinronrlatlnns lllld mill. tary affairs committeee over jurisdic tion of tho estimates for thn lllllllilrlii tions for tho munufacturoof small arms at tho Rock Island and Sprlngflold arrX'iinls. A fow Distrl nt nf r?n1mi din bills of minor Importance, woro passed Klecllun of H itnra. Washington. Jan. 4 Thn rnnnrt filed today on tho lmuun i.tu for. , ' v . 1' . oipu- tlOIl Of United Statu uniintnra V. rl.n peoplo roviows tho argtimonts made In iuior oi nils ciiiuigo and rofors to the nnfortnnato conditions which havo oc enrrod In Kontnoky, Idaho, Dolawaro and other states under, tho present sys tem. Tho bill, as reported, loaves It discretionary with tho legislature to continuo the tho systom ofcholoo by tho iwople. To Itnennalilur Namonn Trentr Votra. vestnrdnv ud.lln ui , "V oiiu. , in tho 0X00 jesteniuy, whllo in his chair. Ho utivo soss on nf thn .,., .! t . S?itK?:.e.be.f?roW texoontivo session ho would call tonibstonn 1 mva ,or Ma own np, M? moUon to "oomWer tho vote on 08t00 wJol tho Sumoan treaty was ratiflod. Klclit linn ltrnruril. Los Angeles. Cal.. Jan. 24 VAoM oi tno 1 1 men who woro entombed in tho Third-street tunnol by tho caving in oi carui yesterday, wern mi,.ni,i uninjured today. John Dnlnn lu tin entombed, and is injured, but it is not Known now .oriously. Foreman Craw ley is dead, Many tons of eaith fell in tho part of tho tunnol whoro ho was The thoory advanced fnr th vaaw it nw of tho tunnol cavltnr in is that ll Mnwni- hroko over tho nlaco whnrn thn ..w,n wero workhiL'. and Water. Hntlirnllr.r- tho earth, caused it to becomo heavy arid fall. Street Inspector Lomblo, Who was SO badlv Inlnrnd ,)t.l n.l j j .... . uvu .ii. n morning, Alm'oat a Centeunrlan. Tacoma. Wash.. Jan. 9A rir. r . II. Dalton died suddenly in this city S . fti k.' JflSKHi0MHU. ... ... . " Jt ... u. j