BOHEMIA NUGGET
riiMUhrd Errry rtltfr.
COTTAGE GROVE. .
Xtamprrhrnidta llrrlrw of itir Iniixirt
ant IIntirnliic of ' lit VTewk
Cnllril From the Trlrj;rnph Column.
LATER NEWS.
-General Brabant lias occupied
brand.
Mora Christians havo boon massacred
corth of Tion-Tain by the "boxers."
Kentucky Republicans indorsed the
administration of President McKinley.
Disease is causing the deaths of
many American soldiers in the Philip
pines.
Filipinos reject civil marriage.
claiming it aa no more than concu
Linage.
Boer peace envoys will bs allowed to
present their credentials at the state de
partment. Collector of Customs Ivoy has with
drawn his resignation and will serve
out his term in Alaska.
F. P. Dengal, who eloped from Pros
tar, Wash., with n Mrs. Brackenburg,
waa arrested in Spokane.
There is a strong sentiment in favor
of Hepburn, of Iowa, for vice-president
on tlio Republican ticket.
Manila editors and correspondents
protest against the press censorship.
3Iany papers aro shutting np shop.
Four persons perished in the fire in
the Hotel Helena, in Chicago. Guests j
were forced to jump from windows.
Elijah Moore, aged 19, who murdered
Tier. Jesse Moore, his father, at Dex-
Ko now plague caws lwvo leon dis-
rovered in San Francisco.
Fritz Merer, a murderer, was nut to
. .uki-.uu.a death in the oleatric clmirat SinuMne
An Ohio statesman shot aud kilted
his wife accidentally by taking her for
a rat.
Chicago is afraid of tho plague,
Coffee from an infected vessel found Its
way into tho city.
itussell A. Alger says tho statement
that he had invested in recent Cuban
enterprises is a lie.
The United States sunromn court do.
Lady-1 cided tho Kentucky governorship case
m tavor ot oovornor Beckham
A bill to prevent interstate commerce
in convict made goods was pa&ged in
tho senate without divisiou.
Chinatown of Portland is to Iks
cleaned up to prevent tho noiblo
propagation of bubonic plagne.
rwo workmen were killed and 54
injured at a strikers' riot in llerlin,
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juo uuuunxi anu uiree arrests were
made.
Mataofka, one of the Samoan chiefs,
tninira no lias been treated shabbily by
uermany, una a revolt may occur at
any time.
Vlit-i v..
j injuuus wsi oa men Killed in an
engagement a Agusan, in Cagvan
province. American loss, two killed
and three wounded.
Two cars of kerosene, were blown on.
a car of bicycles smashed bv a collision
on tho Northern Pacific which occui mi
about nine miles east of Spokane.
Tho postmaster general has suspended
uirector-oeneral of Post Rathbone and
oppointed Fourth Assistant Potmaster-
ueneral Brystow as acting director-
general of post in Cuba.
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office appropriation bill continuing the
pneumatic service in cities where con
President Krucror's Message
to the Prime Minister.
DUr ONE REPLY POSSIBLE
Authentic Xrvti ltrpurlrit to llt tlrrn
ltrrrlinl t-'rum MntV-Mni; Klnlnu
Driiimittrntlnn In lionilun.
London, May 82. Displayed in tho
.Most conspicuous style in tho Daily
Kxpreos, la the doiuiuant war news of
tho morning:
"Wo have tho best reason for stating
that in tho last 2-1 hours n telegram
has been rv-eelved at tho foreign ofllee,
addressed personally to tho primo min-
'ister, from President Krugor, proKing
terms of peace. The exact terms of
tho message cannot bo stated; but wo
believe it is couched in an exceedingly
humblo strain."
It is inconceivable, of course, that
Lonl Salisbury can have sent any reply
except tho one that stands ready on tho
lip of every Briton unconditional sur
render.
ter. Mo., November
ecu ted.
Americans in Yucatan lose contracts
on electric and bridge work through
being underbid by Englishmen and
Germans.
Fire destroyed the works of tho Can
da Cycle & Motor Company of St.
Catherines, Ont., causing a loss of half
million dollars.
Columbian rebels threaten Panama
great excitement prevails in that city
ana united States vessels havo been
ordered to the scene.
An alleged nobleman, charged with
Jorgery, m a Victoria, B. C, court,
wallowed glass during the trial and
will die. His name was Elliott.
A factory is now constructing at
Corvallis to manufacture many articles
cf hardware, thus utilizing valuable
timber that has been going to waste,
Webster Davis was called upon to
peafc at tho Missouri Republican con
vention, but n debate on the question
of appointing a committee to escort
htm to the stage came near disrupting
me convention.
Secretary Gage, in response to an in
quiry from the house of representatives
bs to the extent of the influx of Jap
anese, has submitted a letter from im
migration Commissionei Powderly,
stating thrat the arrivals for the nine
months ending March 31, last, were
4,427.
re-
General Bailer occupied Dundee.
Senator Clark, of Montana, has
signed.
President Steyn's brother captured
by General Buller.
Great rush is on from Dawson to gold
diggings of the Koyoknk.
There is no hope of action by the sen
ate on the Nicaragua canal bill this
session.
Germany is seizing Congo Free State
territory, and now occupies about 3,000
square miles.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, introduced
bill making it a crime for railroads
to blaoklist employes.
The United States court of aDDeals
holds that a boycott is malicious inter
ference with business.
ijondon papers want to ostracise
Jticnard Croker in revenge for tho post
tion lammany has taken in the Boer
war.
Democrats complain of Kansas Citv
Jiotel men. They object to paying five
Hollars per day for a bod in a room with
four others.
President J. J. Hill paid $140,000
for a Spokane flour mill in order to get
n entrance to tho city for the Great
Northern.
I'orto Rico and Hawaii will send
Relegates to the Democratio national
ronvention. Each island will be ao
corded six dolegatea.
The grandstand, famous glass betting
ring and all the buildings of the race
track at Clifton, N. J., were entirely
aestroyea by lire, with a loss of $100,
X)00. Tho lire wus the work of incen
diaries.
Assistant Attorney-General Boyd has
jronoerea a decision in tho case of ex
press companies, in which he holds
they are not liable to taxes as brokers.
by reason of their issuing money orders
sua travelers cneoks.
is father, at Dex- tracts have been made and appropriat
1 last, was ex- ing $225,000 for the same was adonted
by the senate, 38 to 20.
The Rnssian embassy has considera
bly perturbed governmental and diplo
matic circles at Constantinople by in
viting the immediate attention of the
porto to the deplorable situation of
many districts of Armenia, resulting
from brutal methods of collecting taxes
and from persecutions.
Rev. Dr. Edwin A. Schell, of Chi
cago, has filed a declaration in n suit
for $25,000 da-nages against Rev. Dr.
Charles Parkhurst, Rev. Henrv C. Jen
nines, and Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Berry.
Dr. Schell was formerly the general
secretary of the Epworth League. He
cnarges tne defendants with entering
into a conspiracy to injure his reputa
tion, thereby forcing him to resign his
oinciai position.
London is enthusiastic over the relief
of Mafeking.
British forces under Lord Dun lonald
have advanced as far as Lalng'a Nek
ire destroyed the main portion of
St. Mary's school at Belmont, S. C,
Loss is estimated at $200,000.
illiam H. Hunt, of Montana, has
been selected to be secretary of state
lor the island of Puerto Rico.
C . 1. . i 1 . n.
oirBui-tur striKcrs oi St. ixiuis are
restrained from interfering with mail
cars by a temporary injunction.
Jexas has declared a Quarantine
against ban irancisco on account of the
prevalence of plagne in that city.
reman sympathizers with the Boera
made an attempt to blow up the Brit
ish fortifications at Esquimalt, B. C.
Congressman George B. McCIellan.
son of "Little Mao." tho federal cen-
eral, is being urged aa a running mate
lor Bryan.
Authentic un of .Mnfrklnc.
An j.xtraqrdinary issue of tho Garotte-
at Capo Town announces that in conse
quence of what is believed to bo authen
tic news of the roliof of Mafeklui:. Sir
Alfred Milner will closo the public
ofilces todav.
The boisterous rejoicings over tho
news of Mafeking have becomo riotous
in parts of Londou, Aberdeen and Bel
fast, and elsewhere in tho United King
dom. In the Finschloy district of
suburban London, a mob stoned the
railway station master's house and
smashed the windows of a draper'
snop, setting the bnildinc on firo also.
although whether by accident or design
it is not vet known. Two c erks were,
injured. Tho house of a Boer sympa
thizer at Harleston vas attaoked bv a
large mob and tho windows wero shot
tered. The polico charge! thomobaud
were greeted with a shower of decaved
eggs. Numerous arrests were made
and the police reserves were called out.
MINES AND MININd.
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c.M M.ir 31. In IWltlt Of UK'"
her of passengers and tons of freight
t... ..f..i.. v lui.tni'm oolites tho
1 t,l'. Klmiriikn tamiMe of 1NDH
Such scenes as wero witmwd en tho
tv..iir front fur the entire nk, am
v....,l.,Hn m..n to thorn Who WW" HI
nt ilm tlmo of tlw Klnndlkn
stamwdo. Then an occasional steamer
.i.,irtd for tho mirth! now tho dally
sailings number from tme to Hvo.
i Tho Pofct-Intolllgcucor recently pub
ht u-n iMtliiwed to bo a eon
Icnrvntlvn iMtiuinto of tho number ot
people that would go north on Seattle'
various steamers. iTwnpoiino '""
are now a unit in ntyiiiK that tlio wa
i main mm ton tiiimirvatlve: that at
1 la,it 3.000 mow than was shown by
tho lW-lntelllgoneor's Hgnrox will
' -1,-kiii in thn rimh. fur tilt) MtlHltl that
I many steamsliipH havo betm engaged
' for that run that wero nut M-liodulixl at
tho timo tlio figures wero compiled
The boats aro taxed to their utmost ca
imcitv. and there are hundreds of ihhi
ln iiMiviiiL' dailv ho havo only
"deck" aecommodatiotn.
The pnwent aggregatltm of foituno
hunters is for the main part mode up
of miners, men practical and oxHiri
diced in the affairs of gold digging
Thov appear to know what they aro go
iug north for.
Colotado aud Montana. iHith mining
' states, have contributed a greater mim
ber to tho Nome inoveiueut than any
othor to states. The stoto of Wash
I ingtou, twrhaps, is sending as many as
either, and California is not far behind.
. Tho four states havo contributed moro
I Nomo fortuuo seekers thou all tho rot
! of tho Union.
It is estimated that tho Cripplo
Creek mining district alnno is furnish
j ing fully I.OOO people. Lonrivillp,
' Denver, Butte, Anaconda and San Trail
I Cisco aro each contributing large dole
'gations. But Seattlo is supplying
more than auv ono of tho cities named.
QUARANTINE
IN FORCE.
Chinos rnwncfn to He Drliiluril nt
Afttorlit
Astoria, May 22. For tho first time
Ktoilut Krum rurllnml.
Portland, May St. This is tho week
for tho first soilings from Portland for
Nome. Threo imineiiye cargoes of
freight and passenger have attractod
general attention. Tho stoancrx Elder
and Nome City, also the big freight
bout Dispatch were tho first to get
away, all loaded to their complete ca
pacity witii iroiL'iit ami lMisHeni'erH.
j Most of tho early birds for Nomo went
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has been established here against ves-. barely enough to last
seis arriving irom ban rrancisco. Tills get through
relates particularly to Chinese
until tho boats
An American laundry plant has been
exported to China.
Oyor $5,000,000 capital is invested
in this country in tho manufaoturo of
flaying cards.
Coal Is worked so oasily in China
that in Slinnsi it sells for 13 cents per
ton at the mines.
David T. Haradon, who died n fow
days ago at Roxhnry, Mass., had been
70 years in tho service of one firm of
jilanQ makers,
Washington Democrats in convention
at Spokane, indorsed Brvan for oresi-
dent, James Hamilton Lewis for vice-president.
The Boers announce ther will defend
Johannesberg, and the consuls of the
neutral powers have been advised to
look after their citizens.
Owners of Chicago breweries have
defied tho city ordinance rennirim.
tbem to pay $500 license fee the first
day of May each year.
American warships are leaving
Manila for Chinese ports to escape the
hot weather which comes to that city
overy Aprnniay and June.
Jn the coast towns of Colima and
Jollsco, Mexico, an earthquake caused
houses to be submerged, boats swamped
ana several natives to drown.
The statue of General Grant, pre
sented by the G. A. R. to the nation,
was unveiled in tho great rotunda of
tne capltoi with impressive ceremonies.
In the senate, tho proposition relat
ing to tne tarnsportation of mail bv
tne pneumatic tube system, was laid
on the table by a vote of 82 to 1G.
A work train on the Guadalajara
orancn oi me Mexican Central road
ran into an obstruction, wrecking the
engine and a number of cars and kill
ing 11 men.
Assistant Surgeon A. S. Llovd. of
the United States marine hosnital sor.
vice at unicogo, lias been ordered to
San Franoisco to assist in tho work of
prevention of tho spread of the bubonio
plague. .
passen
gers, as thus far all others have been
allowed to pass. Both State Health
Officer Fulton and Quarantine Officer
Hastings have receive! official notifica
tion of the existence of the plague at
the bay city, and, while tho latter has
received no instructions from tho de
partment to establish an inter-state
quarantine he deems strict precautions
necessary to guard against thb possible
introduction of the diseuse here, and,
together with the stoto health officer,
will inspect all incoming vessels from
that port and isolate all tho Chinsese
passengers.
The first vessel affected by the new
regulations was the O. R. & N. steamer
Columbia, whicn arrived hero this
morning. She was detained in the
quarantine grounds until a thorough
inspection waa made and then allowed
to como to the dock. Two Chinese
passengers were, however, taken to tho
government quarantine station, whoro
tneir baggage will be fumigated, and
they will be held for about 10 davs.
Governor Roosevelt has sicned tho
bill compellinc provision of seats for
waitresses in New York restaurants.
Average wages in Germany: Honso-
maids, $2.38 a mouth; laborers, $3.14
a week; carpontors, $5 a week.
Minneapolis has established and
maintained for a year threo miblio nlav-
grounds for children at a cost of $300,
New York ball players saved
In a burning building by catchina thorn
as they foil
Itullronil In Noinr District.
San Francisco, May 21. Articles ol
incorporation of tho Nome Railroad
Company have been filed. The com
pany propose to have a main lino four
miles long with a branch line two and a
half miles long. Tho incorporators
are C. D. Lane, E. J. Cutchen. C. X.
Willard, P. J. Millet und F. W.
Wynn. Tho capital stock is $100,000.
ine road will run from Nome toward
Anvil creek in Alaska.
Tho same persons havo incorporated
the Wild Gooso Railway Comnanv.
with $100,000 a capital stock to orwrate
4)6 miles of road from tho ihoren ni
uenring sea near Nome, towards Anvil
creek, with a branch line 1 U milm
long.
Bfollneiix n a Contoler.
Now York, Slay 22. Roland It.
Molineux did his utmost today to con
sole Fritz Meyer, who, in an adjoining
ten in uib cuuuemueu men's quarters
in Sing Sing prison, was looking for
ward to the occupation of the electric
cliftfr tomorrow for the murder of
Policeman Frederick Smith. General
Molineux visited his son on Saturday
and told him to be brave during Meyer's
execution.
An Itiureent Ainliuati.
aianua. way ua. Five hundred in
surgents, naif of whom wore armed
witn rnios, ambushod 80 scouts of tho
lortietli volunteer infantry in the hills
near Aquasan, in the northern part of
Mindanao. Tho Americans router) thn
natives, Killing 61. The American
casnautes were two killed and threo
wounded.
Portland merchants report a good
business for Nomo travelers for sovcral
, weeks, bpt sales havo been heaviest
, during the post ten days. Tho crowd
ot passengers contained men of groat
mining experience and men who could
not toll gold from corn meal. Ono
crowd of nearly 50 hardy miners from
Idaho had a portion of tho Elder to
themselves.
Tlio steamlioat companies havo con
fidence that everything will go well
with tho lioats during their first trip.
Ice and cold weather aro expected, but
not to a disastrous or even annoying
degree. Two round trips oro planned
for tho Elder and Nomo City " this
season.
Not over 1,000 people loft Portland
on tho first trip of thoso steamers, but
several hundred went from hero to
Tacoma and Seattlo for sailing.
Tncomn's Ch. Noiun Trunin,
Tacoma, May 21. With tho snili
booked for tho first three days of this
week, 11 steamers havo dopartod from
hero to Nomo, cairylug more than 4,000 '
peopie anu enormous qunntitios of pro-
visions, maciiinery and Hvo stock.
The Senator was tho first boat to stnrt,
last Suturday. with 500 people. Mio
was followed Sunday by tho Olympio,
AIHanco and Lakmo. Thoso threo
boats had 1,000 men aboard. Tho
whole city watohed tho vessels sail,
and there was great excitement along
tho wharves for day and nicht. lm.-in.
niug long boforo tho first steumor got
away.
Tho first Nome floet has all got away,
nuu me next sailings, which muy bo
tho last this season, will likely occur
In about 10 woeks.
The lhine l'meit Dm llluhl-llinir Itltll
AIiii llltl I'rnhlliltlii Trunin In 'in
vlrl l.lllior In rieltU Hint Mlnea,
Washington. May 211. A pyniteohnlo
.ilnmisslou of tho status of the Bofr
coininlKHlonoTH now In Waoliingtnti wiin
precipitated III tho M'liato today by n
resolution offered by Allen oxtendliiK
to tho rotniiilMloiiUM tho prlvllnncN of
the lliMir of tho senate during their mi-
joiirit In tho national capital. I ho
roeolutlon was imioattKi uy u vntn in m
to SI, but not until alter a Miarp on
trrnero' between Us author and Davln.
chairman of tlio coiiiinltli'O on foreign
relations. Allen maintained that Ilm
roMdutlou was In lino with precedents,
while Davis contended that In tho par
ticular circiiiiistiiuco.i thn senate ought
not to toko any action that might ho
considered a recognition of tho Boor
liplomats until tho ptotddtiut, who
oiono had the power to recolvu diplo
matic roprtiM'utatlvi. had tukuii action.
The iMistollko appropriation bill was
pawed finally, tho amendment to ap
propriate $225,000 to carry out tint ox
isting contracts (or tho pneumatic tubo
service being agreed to. An effort was
made by MoriiOi) t" dUplaco tho Hfoon
or Philippine bill with tho Nicaragua
canal bill, as the nufiiilsliod IiiikIuomi,
but it failed by a oto of 31 to 28.
The lion mi today, under misimuiMoii
of the rules, patsod two iuiKirtuiit bills
retried by tlio coiiinilltoo on labor
one to extend tho eight-hour law to all
laborers employed under contract on
government work and tho other to pro.
hlbit lutor-state traffic In priou made
goods by bringing them under the jur
isdiction of tho jxiliro power of the
state. The former bill Ik designed to
carry the law of 1HD2 to its conclusion.
Tlio convict labor bill caused some
burp inquiries from member from
southern states, where prison labor Is
employed iu tho fields aud In tho mines,
but upon assurances that it would not
interfere with tho production of coal,
cotton or lumber, tho opioiltloii was
uot pressed.
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Washington. May 23. Tho United
States nupremo court today decided
that tho Kentucky governorship cumi In
favor of Governor Beckham, dismissing
tho writ of error from tho Kentucky
court of appeals. The opinion whs
handed down by Chief Jnstlco Fuller,
and a vigorous disMiuting opinion was
delivered by Justice Italian. Justice
Brewer, Brown and McKcnna also dis
sented from jwrtions of the opinion.
The case was dismissed from want
of jurisdiction, it being held that de
termination of cust-H of this character
and all contests for statu officers must
necoiwiirily bo Kittled by tho political
branch of tho government. That
branch had acted in tho Kentucky case
when the general inembly tixik juris
diction. There was no appeal from the
awwmbU's decision, which was favor
able to Goebel and Beckham, except to
wio iriuiiuiii oi the people, which tri
bunal, the chief justice said, was
always in session. Ho also said tho
iiiso wus purely a slato cast that Ken
tucky was in full possession of its facul
ties, as u member of tho union, aud
thoro was no emergency which called
lor interference.
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to buy tlio inferior twwdtri.
hotmikeoH!r will U-eliuelat
take them.
Judge YV. U. Hook of tho Dnltn,!
btates district court at Topoka. Kan..
decided that tho section of th
hiblting people from comlnir into thn
state anu taKlug orders for liquors is
unconstitutional.
Coal -SI Inert Fatal Qunrrel.
Momphls. May 22. Edward wi,i.
tlngton and Dennis Brogan, coal min
ers, enteied tho lunch house nf t v
MoKenna and becamo involved in n'
quarrel, during which "Whittimrrnn
was shot by Mrs. MoKennn. nn,i
Brogan was fatally wounded.
Itetiirn of tho Ilillaillplih,
San FraDolsco. May 21 Th
Philadelphia arrived today from San
Juan dol Sur, after a CruiflO In Cnnll.
American and Central American waters,
BEAVER CREEK PLACERS.
Section of Idulio That Slay Take on
New I.lfe llpforn Lone.
Delta, Idaho, May 21. Placor mln
ing along Beaver croek. In ShoBhono
county, Is being talked of again. Sov
cral miles of tho creek remain unpios
pocted. Water has prevontod reaching
bed rock at about IB fent. Hint. !,
along tho creek yield somo gold, also
tlio gulches. Trail irnleh. nl.nvn rtoi
has producod over half a million in
luucergoiu. Alter being worked 0
yoars, the old Myrtle claim 'still pays
well. Thero are many placers that
would yield several dollars a day, but
somo would yield much loss. A. J
Prichard, who dlscoverod tho enmn'
ate a largo placer miulnt
along tho creek.
In a Fit or Jt-iiloiiajr,
Hood River. Or., May 23. Miss Ida
Foss, a school toucher, about 2(5 years
of ago, was shot and Instantly killed
Suuduy ovoning by Benjamin Wagnltz.
Miss Foss taught school at Trout Luke,
aciow tho river In Washington, and
boarded in tho homo of Wagnltz, who
wus paying somo attention to her. In
a fit of angoi and jealousy ho attempted
to stab her, and afterward, whllo fol
lowing her in tho yard, shot hor with n
riflo. After seeing what ho had done
no oxprossod great sorrow, and
although having but ono arm, ho car-
' rlo.l her into tho house and covered hor
i with a blanket. Ho th
' leaned against tho rillo, with a foot-rule
puueu mo trigger, and fell dead,
Netro Shot AVIr ami T.... fii.i.
Pueblo, Colo., May 22. Fronziod by
" J ,7 " who, Calv in
klmli nm 1 ,
....... ..in.
iKjnii in roftiti.i.,.. t m. . .....
, iwenty-iiitii
Unite. States Infantry, this morning
shot his wife twice, onco In tho abdomen
and onco in tho neck, and thou dolibor
ntoly put tho revolver to tho heads of
talks of organizing a companVio 0 ZLA
' thn Inffor 1 1.. " . . "
w twi iiinLiini I v. I fin nrim i. 1...
1..,. r " :.r u Hr' "v
...(S mr buiiiu IIOUrH.
Oreeon SIlnliiB Compniileii,
Salem, Or., Muy 21. A million dol-
lnr mininiT rnmnnni ... 1..
lTtt'r!L3 .told hi. wife
..v uittuutiiii iuiliini iiml iiu Jiuii Hiiiti iin wiulwtil
inn (riniiitfi !......
n,..l 1 .... .1. .. .
viji uiij 1 nil iii. rrii iMaD 1 i..i.
of which tho did .Idren'wrr
nuiun. niiiiiiiorii tnnriliir.i.l 11...
i'iiiiuiK vyompunv. l.'lUnnu lull! 1...
maiutainod in Now York anl !,.
City. Tho smallest
was for ..OOO, by Portland men.
MINING ON PAPER,
Enormous KnterprUet Nlnrteil l,vw.i..
iiieion Hiook C'onipuniH..
Olympia, Wash,, Mav 2 1 . 1f lnli.
companies having almost .i nnn on
capital stock filed articles of iucorpora
tion last week. Two of tho million
dollar companies aro tho Cascade Cop
per Company, of Tucomo.
ring Straits Mining Company, of Seat
tlo. In fact, most of tho now com
paulos that aro now roadv to soil ,ti.
aro Seattlo off shoots that
map a harvest In tho Nome oxciteme, . wfthout rVZ
would
go away and novor como hack.
Moro than 100,000 aoros of peat arc
Mid to bo still available in tho Cuiiadi-
.... jNuiiiitu 01 untario.
T,, Y"""lf l'fr Jtnr.lere.l,
Ihlladolid.ia, My 22,-Professor R.
S;Kt",?8yTg6W' ,"to;
l, , , . ,,ui"irnwit 01 tho Unlver-
B yoflUHylvallIll(W1Hstrilok
nnd brutally murdorod last night. He
oft the 1 university nt 10 o'clool; 1Kt
iBlit to board n train for Gonna
tOWll. Shortly bnfnrn 11 ...t"
a e nt pan S?
i. ' 11,8 Skil l Imil
eo crushed, evidently by Jr ,
.1 61 "'t'-o hospital this
consciousncsH,
i . ... .. . ....
A low years since a urg
on my country place bcln
..I..... I . .i
to taka somo isxir womsn
children who seemed to Dtti !
iwo-mouius- rest ami tn-intlr.
thoso sent up was a yaod fc
Kninuu jxump tiuiillli 11
tiiiitill 1i(1lw.t LV.,. I.-J l.
ull iirouni! liur uvvk which
I. -..-I I If !..
had cut her throat In a drnnln
nearly sovering the JugUr till
was taken to tho hoiptu. txl !
in way nifir to von- a iu
"Oh. no." sho replied "Hm
Advocato.
Mr TV.1I.... rnn u
at your watch a llttlu wlille;
"Certainly, Miss Hypp.
want to consult the time?
- ...... " ". 1.1-1 .1 VI. "V "
L'olil. or hud imv i(Tii-t on thl
ilollcato inechaulsm."
"Wutor? What do yon nta
"Well, Mr. Hunker told a
wore in tho habit of tctm
........ v nab in uiu uwjv.
. .... . it. t...ii..i ii. .m
MVHllllVlil, .Ml. AVUIIJ I ,i-
Tho uncoinmon woes of
i 'limn una viiivf -
a 1. .11 rr rmni
iiuiii kuiiju in ii iiuriv niJu uw-"
tho flro and concealed her
ii.inu iiuir. jmiw niiu v
tu. ..I.1...1 t.n ... ...niimrtiif
iiu KniD nui lliuillij luruiiuiv."
and ho heartlessly rofiifes oolf
promises to ronounco partlei w
moro.
A Buffalo milk man is in
To a customer ho flunnllctl wi'i
hml finitlitvrr,iu I. it mill tat
...... . ... ii w. ...n ... ...... -
er had him arrested. Ho nil 1
to oarofully strain tho water W
boioro ho dilutes his milk
aud use tho worms for bait.
" r . i Ill
W1.W..1A ....... 1 1 1.1 V. J
Ho lias nlacci a tariff of ?4 l
whisky, which everybody taw
iu uriuH, nun yoi nun octju- ,
Irco tialntliiL' inid statuary.
body there cares about.
KVn... I...l....l l.a n tlCiO V
Auu. iiunuuun 1 1 1 1 n .
..I t 1 ... .1...II M
nuout now tuo couutry bi"
said a neighbor. "I rockon t
hlssnlf for n mirtv mniirt inSD.
ii. . . .in.
"i reoKon no does." sam
. . . . . . . .i hrl
tossol. Bnt I don't 'low
L'oln' tn Knt. tlm wnrlil nn fir. ..
. ..... iiw....
"Nn. tint If lin hnatoenw"
ii 1. 1 i . .1.- . . l Linruiu '
.... ;UI I.IIU vuutl ill Ai""--
thobluzo." Washing tou Btr'
riot One.
"Younc Goslln is iu love
fl tbll J 1 1111 1 IIHMIU 1U1 I1t"-J .a-
'PI... ,.l.l ...l. ....,l,l hnirjl"?,
hlin vould bo no particular
Town Topic.
ii j . . ...t .. i it'
n men juiigou woiiiu" -v
tnoy treat tnoir moment -- .
I.n rn,..n. nt tlinai n. il rIflCOS "
...J lunut ,.t . ...... "a .
to divorco. Chicago Dome-oral'
ifili