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Echo -- Leader
A L iv e N e w s p a p e r in
a L iv e C ity !
COTTAGE GROVE, L A N E COUNTY. OREGON. SA T U R D A Y , APR IL
VOL. (i.
Kearns' light was not extinguished,
and he saw no fire. He slid down the
chute to the gangway, losing his light
___
in someway, and managed to make his
way in the darkness in some miracu- j
Many W ere Killed in the Blue lous manner along the poisonous pass-
J
age, over dead bodies and piles of coal,
Canyon Coal Mine.
loosened by the explosion, to the open
air.
Before he reached the entrance, the
NUMBER PLACED OVER TWENTY work of rescue had already commenced.
Out in the tunnel he met a party of
brave miners groping their way in
ward as fast as the escape of the pois
T h e D is a s t e r C a u s e d b y an E x p lo s io n
onous gases p«“rmitted. This party and
o f F i r e d a m p B r o u g h t A b o u t in
others follow ing poshed their way into
au U n k n o w n S tu n n er.
the mine and carried out, one by one,
New Whatcom, Wash., A pril 10.— the bodies of the dead miners, as they
An explosion of firedamp in the Bine came among them, scattered all along
Canyon coal mine on Lake Whatcom, the gangway. The first bodies found
at 2:45 this afternoon killed twenty- was that of the mule-driver, lying be
one men. W. A. Telford came from side the dead animal, 950 feet away
the mine tonight. He was at the bunk from the mine entrance. From there
ers when the explosion occurred. He : to the fall of the gangway, a distance
went to the incline and found James of about 800 feet, bodies were scattered
Kearns at the mouth of the shaft, near- j along as they fell from the chutes lead
ly dead from exhaustion.
Kearns ing to the rooms. Little evidence of
said all in the mine were dead. He straggling, and in most instances death
had carried Ben Morgan as far as he 1 !*PPa r e n t l y came q u i c k l y .
McAndrews’ body was found buried
was able and dropped him. Morgan,
he thought, was dead. Kearns and X. under a slide of coal, and McNulty was
Gellum were the only ones who escaped ;.pon his hands and knees about twenty
out of twenty-four who were at work. yards from where he had been work
Tom Valentine and J. O. Anderson ing, and had his handkerchiefs tied
were the incline men, and they escaped. ot er his nose and month. When the
At the switch of the gangway, 800 feet correspondent left the mine, just be
from the month of the tunnel, Ecklund fore midnight, the work of washing
and Telford found the body of George the faces and hands of the dead men
Roberts, and beyond were three loaded had commenced. A ll that is now pos
cars, which had been blown off the sible is being done to alleviate the dis
track. They next found the body of tress of the families of the deceased.
Ben Morgan, where it was dropped by The president of the company, M. E.
Kearns, Ecklund and others.
They Downs, now in New York, has been
were nnable to go beyond room 21, 500 notified by wire.
Coffins have been ordered, and after
feet from the angle of the tunnel and
gangway.
Their safety lamps went the inquest tomorrow the bodies w ill
ont and the gas drove the explorers be brought to the city.
Gottags Grove Echo-Leader, MET DEATH EN A MINE
E c h o -L e a d e r B u ild in g .
E. P. T H O R P ,
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d ito r
and B
u s in e s s
M
anager
R a te s o f S u b s c r ip t io n .
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* T h ese rates « r e s tr ic tly in a d v a n c e .
___ * .Subscribers w is h in g « ch a n g e in their
p stotfice Hdilres» s h o u ld g iv e th e ir o ld as w ell
as n ew address.
T h e E c h o - I . k a d f r w ill be se n t to s u b s e ilb e rs
u n til a ll arrears are paid an d pap er o r d e r e d to
be d s c o n tin u e d a c c o r d in g t o law .
A n y s u b s c r ib e r n o t r e c e iv in g h is pap er
r e g u la rly w ill please n o t ify th is o ffice im m e
d ia te ly .
gg/T“ We in v ite sh o rt article s o f general in
t e r e s t - l o n g o n e s, as a ru le , n o t p u b lis h e d . A ll
a r tic le s m ust be a c c o m p a n ie d b y t t e n a m e o f
the w riter, n o t fo r p u b lic a tio n , bu t as e v id e n c e
of g o o d fi i ti. W e assum e n o r e s p jn s ib ilit y fo r
the o p in io n * o f c o rre s p o n d e n ts .
E n tered ai th e p o sto ffice a t Cottage G rove as
se c o n d cla ss m atter.
I1T II I
ILL
VT T?\f T7I)
C L D V ilT
i\L 1 L 1\
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GENEROUS
OFFER.
K d w . r d C 'r o s . l e y ’ s K e f l e c t l o c T e l e s c o p e
O ffe r e d t o L ic k O b s e r v a t « ir y .
San Jose,
Cal.,
April 6.— The
13. 1895.
IN TWO HIGH COURTS
NO. 45.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
di
Opinions Rendered at Salem
Venezuela Will, if Necessary, rector of the Lick observatory today
received a telegram announcing that
and Olympia.
Resort to Force.
the Hon. Edward Crossley, lately a
MOST ANYTHING BUT DISHONOR
T h e P e o p le R e a d y to S ee T h e ir
and
T h e ir C itie s D e s o la t e d
H om es
and
L a i d in A s h e s .
Washington, A pril 7.— It is stated
by persons in t. position to speak with
authority that as soon as Venezuela is
convinced that Great Britain has final
ly decided not to arbitrate or settle the
boundary dispute, as suggested by the
United States through Ambassador Bay
ard, the Southern republic w ill regret
fully but resolutely resort to what she
regards as her only course— a resort to
force. It is declared that her people
are ready to see their homes and their
cities desolated and laid in ashes rather
than submit to what they regard as
national dishonor. It is said that the
contention with Great Britain is not so
much one of territory as one of senti
ment. So firmly impressed have the
people become with this that the opin
ion is expressed that they would rather
see the country go ont of existence than
pass into practical control of foreign
hands. A strong feeling exists in the
Venezuelan government that the United
States w ill not stand idly by if a resort
to force is made.
It is understood that the position of
Great Britain in declining the sugges
tion of the United States for the set
tlement of the trouble is substantially
as follows:
First— Great Britain takes the posi
tion that the question of arbitration
was once before proposed by Venezuela.
A t that time the foreign office gave
the subject careful attention and sub
mitted a reply embodying a proposition
to arbitrate certain definite subjects of
controversy. To this proposition Vene
zuela has never made a reply, either ac-
cepting or rejecting the proposed basis
of arbitration. Under the circum-
stances it is not desirable to proceed to
a second proposal of arbitration while
the first remains unanswered.
Second— In any event, there are cer
tain portions of that territory to which
Venezuela lays claims, which under no
circumstances w ill be made the subject
of arbitration, as they are recognized
portions of the British domain, and are
not therefore subjects on which the aid
of arbitration could be invoked.
Third— The subject matter is one be
tween Great Britain and Venezuela, so
that the good offices of the United
States are not regarded as essential to a
settlement, for it is not understood that
the United States has assumed a pro
tectorate over Venezuela or her interest
move than that of a friendly govement.
member of parliament for Halifax, Eng
land, proposes to present to the Lick
observatory his great three-foot reflect
ing telescope with its dome and all ap
paratus complete. Mr. Crossley, him
self an enthusiastic amateur astrono
mer, w ill attach no «xinditions to his
gift, except that his telescope, when
set np at Mount Hamilton, shall be
called the Crossley reflector, and that
the expenses of transporting the instru
ment and dome from England to Cali
fornia shall be borne by Americans.
The splendid instrument which Mr.
Crossley offers is well known to astron
omers. It was made by Mr. A. A.
Common, of London, and for the m ag
nificent photographs with it Mr. Com
mon received the gold medal of the
Royal Astronomical Society. It was
then purchased by Mr. Crossley and set
np in his private observatory at H ali
fax, England, along with other instru
ments. An experience in astronomy
has shown Mr. Crossley that the climate
of England is not good enough to do
justice with this great telescope, and
he therefore determined to present it to
an observatory which was favora
bly situated, where it could be used to
the fullest advantage
It is a com pli
ment to the Lick observatory that Mr.
Crossley has selected it to receive his
gift, and it is a practical recognition
of the fact that California is the ideal
climate for making astronomical ob
servations, as has been fully shown by
the experience of the past years.
The addition of this great reflector
to the equipment of the Lick observa
tory, which already possesses the great
three-foot refractor, makes the instru
mental outfit of Mount Hamilton de
cidedly superior to that of any observ
atory now existing. The refractor is
eminently suitable for certain kinds of
work, and there are other kinds in
which the reflector possesses distinct
advantages. As the Lick observatory
w ill soon have a great telescope of each
kind established in a most favorable
situation, it w ill be admirably fitted in
the future for every kind of astronomi
cal work.
It may he mentioned that the origi
nal plan of the Lick observatory con
templated the installation of a great
reflector as well as a great refractor.
It was found that the funds left by Mr.
Lick were not adequate to provide both
these instruments, and the plan for
making the reflector was reluctantly
abandoned. The splendid gift of Mr.
Crossley comes to complete the equip
ment of the observatory in a most satis
factory' manner.
Th e cost of dismounting the reflec
tor and dome in England, of transport
ing them to California (only the more
important parts of the framework of
the dome w ill be required here), and
of Jrecting the complete apparatus at
,M/‘Ulit t Hamilton, w ill be abont $5,000.
'ixis sum must be raised by subscription
in America before Mr. Crossley’ s gen
erons offer can be definitely atxjepted.
MANY
The
CASES
OK
J u d g m e n t In t h e
A g a in s t
P a rk er,
IMPORTANCE
C a se
F rom
of
O ’ H ara
C la ts o p
C ou n ty , W as R e v ersed .
ABSOLUTELY
p u r e
PO RTLAND MARKETS.
C o r r i i —Cost* Rica, 2 2 ii2 3 4 c; Rio, 20
--------------
|@23e; Salvador, 21@21S,c; Mocha,
There was a steady iletnand for all 3*>lY(‘<28e; 1’adang Java, 31c; Palembang
kinds of green produce, anil former
U'a,lat T’ i ' * ’
Ar"
8
buckle 8 Mokaska and Lion, $23.30 per
prices were maintained. The egg mar 100-pound case; Columbia, $22.80 per
ket is weak, but not lower. Poultry is 100-pound esse.
C oal —Steady; domestic, $5.00(37.50
in fair request, and Bteady prices are
the result. Groceries, provisions and per ton; foreign, $8.50(311.00.
B eans —Small white, No. 1, 3*^c per
merchandise are unchanged.
pound; butter, 3*jc; bayou, 3c; Lima,
Salem, April 10.— The follow ing pro
ceedings were had in the supreme
court:
P. O’ Hara, appellant, vs. H. B.
Parker, respondent, from Clatsop coun
ty; judgment reversed. Opinion by
Wolverton, J.
C o r d a g e —Manilla rope, l^ -in ch , is
W h e a t M a rk et.
J. Mayer, respondent, vs. Rebecca
J. Mayer, appellant, from Benton;
The local wheat market is quiet, and quoted at 10c, and Sisal, 6c per ponnd.
A d v e r tis in g K a tes M a d e K n o w n on A p -
judgment affirmed. Opinion bv Bean, quotations are unchanged at 45(346c per
p lic a t io n .
C. J.
bushel for Walla Walla, and 80(381 V
Little Klamath Water Ditch Com per cental for Valley.
pany, appellant, vs. B. Ream and E.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
J. Roher, respondents, from Klamath
P r o d u c e M a rk et.
county; judgment reversed and the
F lour —Portland, Salem, Cas«xulia and
i 1 V M B K R l.A N I) P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H —
cause
remanded
for
such
other
proceed
\
S u n d a y a e h o o l, 10 a . m . P r e a c h in g , 11 a . m .
Dayton, are quoted at $2.36 per barrel;
and 7 r. m . ' P rayer m e e tin g , each W edn esda y at
ings as may be proper, not inconsistent Golddrop, $2.35; Snowflake, $2.35; Ben
8 p . m . (“ W e »»re j o irn e y n g u n to a p la c e o f
with
this
opinion.
Opinion
bv
Bean,
T o M e n w h o h a v e s q u a n d e r e d t im e a n d
ton county, $2.35; graham, $2.00(32.30;
w h ic h to e l>ord s a id , I w ill g iv e it y o u ; c o m e
m o n e y i n t h e u » e o f i i o i n o n o u i d r u g :« ; t o
superfine, $1.80.
th ou w th in and w e w ill d o th ee g o o d .” —
C. J.
N um b. 10:2».
F. Z. N E S B E IT , Pastor.
m
e n w h o a r e a l m o s t In d e s p a i r f r o m t h e
O a t s —Good white are quoted steady,at
J. D. Matlock, respondent, vs. A.
r e p e a te d fa ilu r e to d is c o v e r th e re m e d y
W eller et al., appellants. Motions to 28@30e; milling, 31(332c; gray, 26(328c. f o r t h e i r c u r e , t h e s e l e t t e r s a r e o f f e r e d
i 11IR lsT IA N r H P R C H —S E R V IT F.8 A T 11 A .
I
M . a n d s p. m . S u n d a y s c h o o l at 10 a . m .
dismiss appeal Overruled and the under Rolled oats are quoted as follows: Bags t o s h o w t h a t t h e y c a n b e c u r e d b y a
Y. P. S. ( '. E., each Sunday at 4 p . m . M id w eek
$5.76(36.00; barrels, $6.00(36.25; cases,
standing submitted may be filed. $3.75.
r e m e d y w h ic h n e v e r fa lls .
p ra y er and pra ise se r v ic e s , W e d n e sd a y e v e n in g
a t ? o ’ « lo ck . M usical ie i.e a r»a l, e a c h Saturday
Opinion per curiam.
H
ay
—
Timothy,
$9(39.60
per
ton
;
e v e n in g at 7 o c ’ lock .
In O’ Hara vs. Parker, the appellant cheat, $0(36.50; clover, $7.50; oats,
asked for the removal of a cloud from $7.50; wheat, $7.50.
ETH O D IST C H U R t’ H —SU N D A Y SCHOOL
B arley —Feed barley, 62*5(3650 per
at 1*) a . m . Pre .c h in g each fou rth Sunday
the title to abstract of laud in Clatsop
m .*rning an d e v e n in g . P rayer m e e tin g , every
county, alleged to exist by virtue of a cental; brewing, 80@85c per cental,
T h u rsd ay n igh t. •' T h e Lord is in H is h o ly te m
according
to quality.
p le .*’
R E V . E. G IT T IN S , Partor.
sheriff’ s deed executed September 29,
M illstuffb — Bran, $12.50; shorts,
1888. The points established in this
$13.50; chop feed, $12(316; middlings,
decision are:
none in market; chicken wheat, 70
back. In room 21 they found the bod
M A TTER S OF LABOR.
First, a decree rendered upon de @75c per cental.
ies of Thomas Conlin and James Kirby.
murrer to complaint for the reason that
IN CO M E T A X D EC ISIO N.
B utter —Fancy creamery is quoted at
R e p o r t M a d e t o t h e M a s H a c h u a e t t a L e g It is snp^iosed that, in addition to the
it does not state facts sufficient to can- 22>k@25c; fancy dairy, 17>^@20c; fair
i s l a t u r e A b o u t t h e M o u th .
four found, seventeen perished. The P u b l i s h e d A b s t r a c t S a id t o B e A b s o
stitute a cause of suit, is not a bar to a to good, 12){<315c; common, 8(310c
lu t e ly C o r r e c t.
Boston, Mass., April 7.— The Globe gas was so thick that the rescuing
subs«Mjuent suit, where the complaint per pound.
P otatoes — Weak ; top quotations are A Never Falling ^
says that, from what can be picked np party was able to stay only a few min-
does not state facts constituting the
Personal Weak
Chicago, April 9.— The Tribune hits
35@45c per sack.
from the gossip around the statehon.se, utek. The missing men with families the follow ing from Washington: “ One
cause not contained in the first com
Cure
(or
All
ness of Men.
O nions — Good Oregon, 90«@$1 per
it appears that the labor section of the are:
plaint, as judgment up«iu the demurrer
of the justices of the supreme court
sack.
D.
Y.
Jones,
superintendent;
James
report of the committee on mercantile
to first complaint is not a decision upon
practically admitted, after a consnlta-
P oultry — Chickens, old, $3.00 per
affairs, on its trip South, to find ont Kirby, Andrew Anderson, James Mc- tiou Saturday, that the abstract of the
the merits of the case; second, that ac dozen; young, $2.50(34.00 per dozen;
$700 Worth of Medicine Failed.
why the m ills of Massachusetts wish Andrew,Charles Si Ivors« in, M. Zeiliski. decision in the income tax case printed
tual possession by the plaintiff is not ducks, $5.00; geese, $6.00; turkeys, live,
‘ ‘ Y o u r E le c tr ic Relt cu red m e o f d e b ility an d
The single men were:
to go South, is one upon which there is
necessary to give a cxinrt of equity 10c per pound; dressed, 12c per pourni. k id n e y tr o u b 'e a lter I had xpent $«01 o r $700 In
in the Tribune was absolutely correct,
va in e ffo r t ! w ith q j a c k s an d p a ten t m ed lcln ea .
Lucus Latka, E. P. Chase, Thomas
a wide difference of opinion among the
E ggs —Oregon, quoted steady at 9c
jurisdiction to remove a cloud from a
and tallied with the printed copies.
“ C H A R L E S M AN U ,
per
dozen.
“ W alla W alla , W a s h ."
various members. The report w ill say Conlin, George Roberts, Ben Morgan, He alleged, however, that the articles
title; third, that the defendant,by fail
T
ropical
F
ruit
—California
lemons,
that, at present, there are no signs of John W illiams, Elec Henderson, W ill was simply the work of a clever ob
ing to specially pl«iad to the jurisdic
a wholesale removal of Massachusetts iam Evans, Isaac Johnson, W illiam server, who had successfully put two
tion of the court and demanding equi $3.00(34.00; (Sicily, $5.00®6.50; bananas,
E l e c t r i c i t y la a l w a y a u a e d a l a l a s t r e -
Honolulu; $1.50(32.50; New Orleans, $2
Lyster,
Charles
Ramberg,
Sam
Olsen,
m ills South, as there are more spin
table relief on his part, waived his @3.50 per bunch; California navels, a o r t , a n d i t i » f v e r f a i l * t o c u r e v r tie n a p
and two together and arrived at a re
dles in Massachusetts today than in the J. A. Morgan and Martin Blum.
right to insist that the court was w ith $3.25(33.50 box ; pineapples, Honolulu, p l i e d b y D r . S a n d e n ’ a K l e c t r l c B e l t .
sult practically correct. Whether the
Engineer J. J. Donovan, of the mine,
past.
But the committee claims to
out jurisdiction, btx-ause the plaintiff $3(33.50; sugar loai, scarce at $8.50. Figs,
judges had done anything to change the
have found that, in spite of the appar was notified at his home in Eairhaven decision at their meeting Saturday he
I w ou ld not part w ith th i« b elt fo r all the
was not in possession when the suit California black, boxes, quoted at $1.25;
ealth iu C a lifo rn ia if I eon d n ot g«*t a n oth er
ent prosperity in Massachusetts among and left with a party of men experi would not say, of course, further than
was instituted.
ea«;k8, 4@ 5c; California white, 10-pound w
Hk^ It.
JO H N W A L L IN .
the cotton mills a large amount of Mas enced in underground work. They left to admit that the publication of the de
- A l m a H ou se, 218 B roa d w a y, San F ra u e ia c o ."
The sheriff’ s de«xl is held to lie in boxes, 90c(3$1.0li; 25-pound boxes, $2.50;
this
evening
on
a
special
train
over
the
sacks,
6@
8c;
Turkish,
boxes,
14@16e;
sachusetts money has been sent South;
valid because:
cision had become known to
the
fancy large, 20@21c; bags, 10c.
that there is nothing in the charters of Bellingham Bay and Eastern, and took judges. ’ ’
First, notice of the sale was first
I was alm ost a w re c k , p h y s ic a lly an d m en
C a l if o r n ia
V e g e t a b l e s — Brussels
the new corporations formed under the steamer Thistle to the mine. Phy
ta lly w hen I g o t y ou r b It. I am n o w a sou n d
published
only
twenty-seven
days
prior
A special to a daily paper in New
sprouts, $1.26 per 30-pound box; string an d h e a lth y m a c , in m in d a n d b o l y .a n d w o Id
Massachusetts laws that w ill prevent sicians accompanied them. Mr. Dono York says: ‘ in extraordinary confer
to sale; second, the land was not sold beans, 12@13c per pound; green peas, re c o m m e n d j o u r b e lt to an y o n e s u fferin g fro m
them from organizing in Massachusetts van says he does not understand how ence of the justices of the United
ess.
a
K. SM a LL,
at public auction.
quoted 6c per pound; artichokes, 60® w eakn
W a ih b n r g , W ash .”
and going Sonth. Reference is also the explosion occurred, as safety lamps States supreme court was held today to
Mayer vs. Mayer— This is an appeal 60c per dozen; cauliflower, 75c@$1.00
made to the fact that there is at pres were used everywhere but in the gang consider the income tax appeals. Chief
from a divoree decree, calling in ques per dozen ; $2.50 per crate; sweet pota
W h e n y o u f in d y o u r s e l f f a i l i n g In j o u r
ent nothing to prevent the cotton cor- way. The tunnel is 800 feet long, and Justice Fuller’s rough draft was further
tion the jurisdiction of the oourt. It toes, $3.60 per rental; cucumbers, hot
« , y o u s h o u ld s e e k a id . and
the
gangway
1,000
feet
long,
and
has
p< «rations of Massachusetts from put
D E A TH O F H EILB R O N .
is alleged that a decree was issued house, $1.50® 1.75; gariic, 10c per pound; v D i r t . a l N p a o n w d e e n r 'a
discussed, and the decision is reported
K l e c t r l c l i c i t Is a l w a y s a
lettuce,
36®40c
per
dozen
for
hothouse;
ti lg all the money they want in Sonth- twenty-six rooms opening from it. The to have been re-opened for argument on
without the appearan«-e of or any pro-
asparagus, $1.65(31.75 per b ox; new s u r e c u r e .
T h e E d i t o r o f t h e P o s t - I n t e l l i g e n c e - la
nam ing all the time,
fans were k".
erti fiiRIft.
certain features.... This has gjveu rise,
cess
service upon the defendant, ex potatoes, 4*2c per pound; rhubarb, 4 'j
S tr ick e n b y A p p o p lr x y .
The report w ill prove that cotton and the c a r 1 >f the explosion is un
to the impression :hat the deadlock on
('**P^ Ly publication in a newspaper. Jtnil @6c per pound.
•1 w as alm ost a w reck ph y*i a lly an d other-
manufacturing in the Sonth is not a known. rue mine was inspected three the main points in the staute may be
Seattle, April 8.— George H. Heil-
n 'n
'ion
defendant prays to Be let in to
'tH
m <*1 »he h eart p o o r
F k k s i i F r u i t — Apples, good, $1.50@2 w b e ; had p a lp H
tio n . v a r ic o o e ie
lt* anti
and a g. nt r^l d e h flltv , an d had
new industry, but that, since 1892, weeks ago and pronounced safe.
bmn,
part
owner
and
editor
of
the
Post-
the suit. By asking to d e fe n d ' the per box; common, 75c@$l.
broken or the decision withheld for ad
tried e v e r y th in g w ith u t aid. F in a lly I tile d
The Blue Canyon mine is the prop
th ire have sprung up in that section
Intelligencer
and
manager
of
the
Guar
O r f g o m V e g e t a b l e s — Cabbage, firm y o u r belt, and it has ea red me,
court holds jurisdictional grounds are
ditional modification ”
conditions favorable to Massachusetts erty of the Blue Canyon Coal Mining
antee Loan and Trust Company, was
" A- A KURTZ,
waived, as sufficient facts are not set at U4C per pound; radishes, 12,2b«20c
T H E W O M A N ’S T E M P L E .
T u ala tin ,
a s h in g ton c o u n t y , O r.”
Company,
composed
of
M.
E.
Downs,
<•; pitalists. In substantiation of this
found dead in the bathroom of his resi
forth to show that the defendant has a per bunch; green onions, 10c per dozen.
A.
E.
Houser
and
several
other
Mon
there w ill appear a long array of fig
dence at 9 o ’clock this morning. Mr. G e n e r o u s O f f e r o f M a r s h a l l F i e l d t o good and valid defense.
M IS S W I C K E S AN A C T R E S S .
W ool — Valley, 8@10c, according to
ures. which w ill give some surprising tana capitalists. It was opened in 1890
Heilbron arose about 8 o ’clock, in or
F a y Its D e b t.
A s t e a d y , e v e n flo w
o f e le c t ) I c ily ,
In the Little Klamath Water Ditch quality; Umpqua, 7@9c; fall clip, 6® 6c;
Eastern Oregon, 5®7c.
results. The report w ill not speak by J. F. Wardner, who sold it to the Y o u n g e s t D a u g h t e r o f P u l l m a n ’ « V i c e - der to attend a meeting of the directors
c o u r s i n g 111 r o t t a It t h e e n t i r e b o d y f o r
Company vs. Ream and Rohrer, the
Chicago,
April
7.—
A
generous
offer
H ops — Choice, 7c; medium, 2@4c. b o u t s a t a t i m e , w i l l c h a r g e e v e r y v i t a l
P r e s id e n t N ow o n th e S ta g e.
hopefully of the scheme of establishing present owners. The coal is of high
of the Guarantee Company, which was of Marshall Field to the Woman’ s history of the case is as follows:
N uts — Almonds, soft shell, 9 @ llc f u n c t i o n w i t h n e w l i f e a n d v i g o r . I t Is
m ills near cotton fields or near coal quality, and is now being used on
Memphis, April 10.— Miss Florence to be held in the morning. He took the Christian Temperance Union is an-
Edgar Ball entered into a contract per pound; paper shell, 12'2@14o; new th»* f o u n d a t i o n o f a l l v i t a l p o w e r , a n d
mines, as cheapness w ill be equalized United States warships. The company Lillian Wickes, youngest daughter of morning paper and entered the bath
with the plaintiff for water for irrigat crop California walnuts, soft shell, w i l l m a k e t h e m a n l y s t r e n g t h c o m p l e t e
uounced.
Mr.
Field
promises
$25,000,
by expenses in another direction. The has spent much money in opening the the vice-president of the Pullman Palace room as was his custom. After pre
with the proviso that $275,000 more be ing a farm. The farm and certain 11 (¿12*550; standard walnuts, 1 0 ^ @ llc ; In t w o o r t h r e e m o n t h s .
report w ill give the follow ing seven mine, and had just got it into paying Car Company, of Chicago, made her paring breakfast and waiting some little
raised by January 1, 1896. It is in debts due Ball afterwards passed into Italian chesnuts, 12'a®14c; pecanB,
distinct causes which are attracting condition.
debut on the professional stage last time for Mr. Heilbron to appear, the tended that this total sum be applied the hands of the defendants, who were 13(316c; Brazils, 12,*s @13c; filberts,
‘ ►or 'h e ls s t flv» years I was a lm ost tota lly
the cotton industries of New England
evening at the Lycenm theater, ap servant knocked at the door, and ob on the debt overhanging the W om an’ s sued as parties to the contract with the 14@15c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 5@ 7c;
re< k d In m r v ita l organ s, and w as alm ost in
ousted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8® 10c; co- d esp
to the South;
A S e a ttle P a p e r ’ s A c c o u n t .
pearing in the “ Sign of the Cross” taining no response, entered the bath Temple.
water company. Objections were made coanuts,
a ir
N oth in g reem ed to d o m e a n y g o o d
90c per dozen.
u n til I g o t y ou r belt. A fter « e a r in g it th ree
Nearness to cotton fields; cheap tene
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer corres with the company of V* ilaon - Barrett. room. She found Mr. Heilbron dead.
The building of the Woman’ s Tem- to the evidence of Ball, tending to show
P rovisions — Eastern hams, meilium, m ou th , I am n ow . th u n k <iod! a new m an , fu ll
ments; cheap coal; mild climate; low pondent returned at 2 A. M. from the Mr. Barrett said this afternoon:
A physician was summoned, who said pie is the greatest financial enterprise that the yield of the farm was in
cu red o f all m y
H)'i@12c per pound; hams, picnic, o f v u t b U le l * p . ow er, and t o m p et**ly
W . A. NELHON,
taxes; abundant water power, and ab scene of the terrible disaster at the
“ I can see nothing in «xinnection that death was due to apoplexy. This in which a coterie of women have en creased by the use of the plaintiff’ s 8*2 @ 9 c; breakfast baron ll*.2@12c; tio ‘ ‘d
u o h o m is h , W a s h .”
sence of restrictive labor laws.
Bine Canyon mine, fifteen miles from with this move of Miss W ickes’ which was confirmd by the autopsy subse gaged. It was erected from money se water, but was overruled by the court. short clear sides, 8*5 @ 9c; dry salt
It is upon the labor question, which this city, on Lake Whatcom, and is in should particularly interest the public. quently held.
cured by the sale of stocks and bonds. An appeal was taken and the supreme sides, 7)v@ 8c; dried beef hams, 12
really is the most important part of the possession of all the particulars now It came about solely through the instru
Mr. Heilbron was a native of Boston The association was capitalized for court holds that objections were well @13c; lard, compound, in tins, 734 ;
A p e r m a n e n t c u r e Is g u a r a n t e e d o r
lard, pure, in tins, 9!y(310c; pigs’ feet,
rejs irt, that the division of the commit obtainable. In the blacksmith shop, mentality of the late theatrical man and 35 years of age. He was a gradu
$600,000 and bonded for an equal taken, as the defendants had a claim 80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.26; kits. m o n e y r * -fn n « le d In a l l w e a k n e s s e s o f
tee is really the greatest, as the report near the entrance to the main tunnel, ager, John W. Norton, who was my ate of Harvard, and practiced law for a
m e n . A p o c k e t e d it lo n o f th e c e le b r a te d
amount. The building cost $1,265,- on the land at the time of the contract. $1.25.
_________
e le c t r o m e d ic a l w o r k , ’ ’ T h r e e C la s s e s o f
advises national legislation in the hours lie the blackened bodies of twenty- friend, and who was killed in a railroad while in Boston. He came to Seattle
The follow ing decisions were also
000, leaving a floating debt of $650,000.
M e n , ” I l l u s t r a t e d , Is s e n t f r e e , s e a l e d ,
o f labor for women and children, and three dead miners, while only cwo of wreck some weeks ago. He had re early in 1887, and, after practicing law
rendered
and
ordered
entered;
The trustees of the temple who dis
b y m a il, u p o n a p p lic a t io n
K very y o u n g
M e r ch a n d is e M a rk e t.
asks that the commonwealth take steps all who were in the mine when the ex quested me to give certain proteges of for three months, he, with L. S. J.
H. Farwell, appellant, vs. N. Need
perse the gift fund have purchased
S almon .—Columbia, river No. 1, tails, m a n , m i d d l e - a g e d o r «»Id m a n s u f f e r i n g
toward securing such legislation.
plosion occurred lived to tell the story his trials, and Miss Wickes was among Hunt and others, organized the Guar over $300,000 of the stock, which gives ham, respondent. Orcered on motion $1.26(81.60; No. 2, tolls, $2.25®2.50; t h e s l i g h t e s t w e a k n e s s s h o u l d r e a d I t .
of the frightful catastrophe, and their the number. I had occasion thereupon antee Loan and Trust Company, of them the «xintrolling interest in the that appellant have until May 20, 1895, fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75(31.85; Alaska, I t w i l l p o i n t o u t a n K A N T , M U R K A N D
SO N A G A IN S T FA THER .
own miraculous escape. The following to judge of her talent, and found her to which he was secretary and then man building. When the entire stock is to serve and file a brief.
No. 1, tolls, $1.20(31.30; No. 2, tolls, $1.90 8 1 'E B D Y W A Y T O K K G A I N M T I O 'N G T t l
A N D I I K A I .T H , W H K N K V K K Y T H I NO
1 are the names of the killed;
p«issess unmistakable ability as an act ager. The latter position he held at owned by them and the bonded debt
A. R. Heintz et al., appellant, vs. @2.25.
K L 8 E H A S F A I I .K D .
N a tu re o f th e C h a r g e s M a d e b y R u d o lp h
S ugar —D, 4W c; C, 4c; extra C, 4^gc ,
Mine Superintendent David Y. Jones ress, and I am glad to have her with the time of his death. He was an ar liquidated the property w ill be d«xli- Joseph Bnrkard, respondent. Ordered
A <1 d r e s s
S p r e c k le s .
leaves a w ife;
Andrew Anderson, my company. She has great talent and dent Republican, and was recognized eated to the National Woman’ s Chris on stipulation that respondent have dry granulated, 5 '4c ; cube crushes! and
powdered, 6*jc per pound; T.c per pound
San Francisco, April 8.— Rudolph leaves a w ife and one child; James Mc I have no doubt as to her future bril as one of the leaders of that party in
until April 26, 1895, to serve and file discount on all grades for prompt «tosh ;
Spreckels, the youngest son «if Claus Andrews, leaves a wife; James Kirkley, liant success as an actress. A t present this state. He was married in Janu tian Temperance Union. One-half of
brief.
half barrels,
more than barrels;
Spreckles, has spruug the latest sensa leaves a wife; Kirk Cliuske, leaves a of course she plays only the junior ary, 1886, to Miss Adelaide E. Piper, the income w ill go to the national so-
The Farmers’ Loan & Trust Com maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
piety and one-half to the states, in pro-
tion in the family altercation. In the wife and four children.
of Boston. His fam ily consists of two cortion to the amount each state has pany, respondent, vs. The Oregon Pa
parts.”
course of the trial of his injunction suit
children, a boy and a girl.
A ll the others were single men.
paid toward the building fund. The cific Railrtiad Company et a l., appel
PO RTLAN D , OR.
against the Nevada bunk, Rudolph Their names are as follows;
It is reported that Mr. Heilbron had time has come when the union wants lants. Ordered that to perfect tran-
T h e A la s k a n B o u n d a r y S u r v e y .
Spreckles’ attorney handed in an affi
$147,000
insurance
on
his
life.
He
had
Charles Silverman, C. Ramsberg,
San Francisco, April 8.— The United
to make the Woman’ s temple its own i script the clerk of the lower court be
davit fnll of nglv charges against his W illiam Lyster, Samuel Olsen, James
required to certify the papers required
States steamship Patterson is now being four policies, aggregating $100,000, in in fact.
father. Rudolph has signed the d«xiu- McNulty, J. A. Morgan, Martin M.
tp m rnmminmiHuimiiw ;
the
Mutual
Life
of
New
York,
$40,000
fitted out here for a trip to Alaska with
Lady Henry Somerset wrote to Mr.
E. C. Reuse et a l., respondents, vs.
meut and duly acknowledged it before Blum, E. T. Chase, Charles Carlson,
a party of surveyors, who w ill work on in the E«iuitable Life and $7,000 in Field, saying that any financial failure Allan Grant, appellant. Argued and
au attorney. Its purport is to charge H. Ravett, whose home is in Fairha-
P
R
B
B
j
“ In February, 1862, I had six hem I
the boundary lines during the summer. secret societies chiefly in the Royal in Chu-ago would be disastrous to tem- submitted on respondents’ motion to
Claus Spreckles with endeavoring to in | ven; Philip Binkile, W illiam Evans,
The harbors about Sitka w ill also be Arcanum. His estate is supposed to be perance work all over the world. I11 a dismiss appeal and appellant’ s cross- orrhages from the lungs and for some
0
0
worth
o
f
lovely
Music
f#r
Forty
-
jure the credit of his two younger sons Alexander Hendrickson, Ben Morgan,
Cents* consisting o f ioo pages -
sounded, and a map made of their find worth from $50,000 to $60,000, and his few days Mr. Field responded with his motion for leave to file a new under- months was under the care of two doc
to prevent them from paying the in George Roberts, Thomas Conlin, Lucas
full size Sheet M usic o f the -
business
affairs
were
in
good
shape.
ings. The party w ill be engaged np
offer, and plans are already perfected taking.
tors, and finally went to Denver, but re
latest, brightest, liveliest and most popular -
debtedness of C. A. Spreckles to his Lotaka.
selections, both vocal and instrumental, -
G. J. Farley, respondent, vs. Allan turned without any benefit to my
north for three years. A big supply of
to secure the desired amount. Mr. C.
T h e S o u t h e r n P a c ific E m p lo y e d .
father. In the event of the obligation
gotten up in the most elegant manner. In- “
The two men who escaped are Ed coal w ill be taken on at Puget sound,
Argued and sub
eluding four large size Portraits.
San Francisco, April 10.— Superin H. McCormack subscrilxxl $10,000 and Grant, appellant.
health. I then read of your treatment,
not being met, certain securities in the ward Gellon, of Fairhaven, who was
CARMENCITA, the 8paniah Dancer,
and a steam launch w ill be towed along tendent J. A. Filmore, who has just re several smaller sums have been added. mitted as the above.
Nevada bank, turned over to guaran working at the outer switch in the
and sent for some, from which I felt
PADEREWSKI, the Great PlanltU
H. F. McElroy, appellant, vs. W ill
in order to work in shallow inlets suc turned from a tour of inspection over
ADELINA PATTI and
tee payment, wonld become the prop mine with George Roberts, and James
iam Buckler et a l., respondents, argued great relief, and have continued using it
MINNIE 8EUQMAN CUTTING.
T H E C H INESE SM U GG LER S .
erty of Clans Spreckles. Rudolph in Kerns. The latter was working with cessfully. The first surveying w ill be the Portland and Oregon lines, declares
steadily
up
to
the
present
time,
with
S D D A C S S A L L O R D I M
T O
and submitted on respondents’ motion
done in Portland inlet. This is where that there is absolutely no truth in the
his affidavit denies the charges made by ! Ben Morgan in reoom J6, off the gang
THE
NEW
YORK
MUSICAL ECHO C C .:
the boundary line begins, and ranch dis story that a strike is imminent. The R e c o r d s o f S a n F r a n c i s c o C u s t o m H o u s e for affirmance and damage, as appeal good results.”
the bank that he aided or abetted the way, the outermost of all the works, in
Broadway Theatre Bldg., New York City.
wras abandoned.
‘ I am certain your treatment has
pute has arisen of late over this point engineers, he says, patched up all their
H a v e B e e n P a lr - if i e d .
C A N V A S S E R S W AN TE D.
Hawaiian revolution. He also charged which work was going on.
David
Carey,
appellant,
vs.
The
between
the
United
States
and
British
been
the
means
of
restoring
my
health
differences with the company by agree
San
Francisco,
A
pril
6.—
Customs
that the Nevada bank is not a bona
u
m
uki
The explosion occurred before 3
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Insurance Com
have added fifteen ponnds to my
fide purchaser of the stock, but is try- I o’ clock, when the shift would have America. Both countries’ limits seem ing to the schedule of wages now in Collector Wise has discovered the work
pany,
respondent.
Ordered
on
stipu
to
overlap
each
other,
and
it
w
ill
be
the
effect. As for the trainmen, whose of some traitor in his camp. He learn
weight and am still gaining, have a good
iug to assist Clans Spreckles in the been just changed, and the miners were
perform anixi of a threat publicly made already climbing the steep hill from duty of Captain Morse to solve this organiatiou includes conductors, brake- ed today that some one in the custom lation that appellant have until May 2, appetite and sleep well. In fact, I can
men and switchmen, they have agreed house has been falsifying records there 1895, to serve and file brief.
that he would yet ruin and destroy Ru the bnnkhonse to take the places of the problem for the government.
conscientiously say I am a walking ad
with the company to work under the in order to facilitate the smuggling of
dolph and break with him. The affi men killed. The disaster was undoubt
A t O ly m p ia .
vertisement for your treatment'”
S u p posed W h erea b ou ts o f B rad y.
terms of the readjustment enacted at Chinese. A few weeks ago a Chinaman
davit also alh'ges that Clans Spreckles edly caused by the accumulation of
Olympia, Wash., April 10.— The fol
J. F a l l o n , 154 South Green St.,
Reno,
N
ev.,
April
10.—
The
officers
the beginning of the year until June arrived here, presented his registration low ing decisions have been handed
is trying hard to injure the credit of firedamp, which was exploded by a
Chicago, Illinois. I
Rudolph and prevent the payment of blast in the breast of the gangway here believe that Jack Brady and his 1, on which date the company w ill con papers, which appeared to be all right, down by the supreme court:
C O P Y R IG H T S .
the debt of C. A. Spreckles when it The faces of the men who were work companion, the two accomplices in the sider any complaints against any fea and was admitted without much ques
G. Brodeck and John Schlessinger,
If you will know more of this treat
C A T I O B T A IN A P A T E N T *
F or!
falls due. The case w ill go on tomor ing in the breast are badly burned, train hold-up near Marysville a week ture of their wage schedule.
tioning. The other day another Chi respondents, vs. W . C. Stetson, ap
*P,w *r ln d • » b o n « « opinion, w rit« to
ago, are somewhere north of Reno, in
ment, and read the testimony of many M I !SN A C O ..w h o h t f e b a d D M r lr llf li i m i *
nese appeared and sought admission on pellant, from King county; reversed.
row.
bnt a majority of those who were work the vicinity of Honey lake valley, and
experience
in
the
patent
business.
Communtaa-
It W as th e C o lo n e l’ s Son.
___________
_ o o k o f __
strict)* confidential. _
A H andb
In.
a certifiete bearing the same name. In
Charles H ill, respondent., vs. W . E. others, who have been cared by the U on,
ing in the rooms off the gangway were are making every effort to capture
Sail Francisco, April 10.— Colonel vestigation
I lia I d e n t it y F u lly K a t a b lia h e d .
Compound Oxygen Treatment, not only £ g g * 2 ?
proved
that
the
second
Frink,
appellant,
and
W
.
F.
Gehres
only slightly disfigured by the fire, and them.
B«xine,
the
lion-tamer,
who
was
such
a
Oklahoma City, April 9.— The re
Chinaman was the one entitled to land, et a l., respondents, vs. D. C. Hayes et of consumption, bnt of various other *° p £ ÌÌ u 'SÌ*«
k Co. tomt .
many of them not at all.
familiar figure on the Midway during
mains of one of the trainrobbers who
bi‘ 5^'tB '£bffe%5Si
Physicians and miners say that the I n d i a n a R i s i n g in t h e K o o t e n a i V a l l e y . the fair, did not kill himself at New and that the first one had been smug a l., appellants, from Linroln; affirmed. diseases, send for book of two liundre«!
roMied the train at D«iver were brought
gled in. The Chinese first landed was
Nelson, B. C ., April 10.— The In
W . B. Roberts, receiver of the Wash pages, sent free. Or call and see us.
men working in the breast must have
---------- , . — ------- ----------------— baa r.r f ¿K S l
Orleans, as was rumored in this city
here today and viewed by 500 citizens.
circulation
o f any scientific work in tha
licen killed by the shock of the explo dians are rising in the Kootenai valley, yesterday. According to the informa apprehended, and is now under arrest. ington Savings bank, of Spokane, re We treat patients at the Office ae well largest
world,
y<
» a;*
3 a —
year.
Sample i---- *---------
sent free,
They were recognized as those of W ill
Building E/dÌtiOlÌ, ia*vrui>uijr, ,
a year.
sion, while the others succumb«! to on the Reclamation Company’ s works. tion given ont by a showman, who was A close inspection of the custom-house spondent, vs. Washington National ae at home.
copies,
‘
J
J
cents.
Every
numi
iam Blake, alias Tulsa Jack, one of the
records
shows
that
the
photograph
of
bank,
from
Spokane;
reversed.
tiful plates, in colors, and '
the afterdamp, as they slid down the The company has telegraphed the gov at one time associated with the Colonel,
_ Of I___
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN,
houses, with plans, enabling
most desperate members of the old Dal
show the
rooms to the gangway, then filled with ernment for assistant*. The Indians there was a suicide in the Boone fam the original Chinese had been taken
latP«» deigns and secure ooctracts. Address
O re a D o lla r a P o u n d .
1529
Arch
St.,
Pbila.,
Pa.
ton gang. He was concerned in the
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4
CO„
N
rw
Y
o
r
k
,
3
6
1
B
b
o
a i / w a t .
from
the
book,
and
that
of
the
Chinese
deadly gas. This gangway is reached are said to come from the American ily, the unfortunate one being Daniel
San Diego, Cal., A pril 8.— A corre
holding up of the Atchison & Topeka
who fraudulently landed entered substi
by a tunnel 780 feet long and the dis- side of the boundary.
Boone, jr., a son of the Colonel.
train at slylvia, Kan., last year.
tuted. The certificate was completely spondent at the Rice mining camp at
tance from the intersection o f the gang-1
changed.
No arrests have been made. Warner thinks that the Rice brothers
T
h
e
C
h
l
t
r
a
l
E
x
p
e
d
i
t
i
o
n
.
N
e
b
r
a
s
k
a
’
«
R
e
l
i
e
f
B
u
r
e
a
u
.
way
to
the
breast,
where
the
explosion
The first town plat of Goldendale,
have the richest mine in this county
“ C U P ID E S E "
The!
Calcutta, April 11. It is reported
Omaha, April 10.— President Nason
Wash., was laid in the early 70’ s. At too"k place, is about 1,000 feet.
Their claims are the B*Ttha and Daisy,
_ ay! that Freebooter I mra Khan has with- estimates it w ill require about sixty
T h e S o u th e r n P a c ific E le c t io n ,
the general election of 1878 it was de- main airshaft reached the gangw
_____
^¡sess^sss:
and it is estimated that the ten tons of
* — i—l
finn
o o f f a
a fam
fam m
i, . French
t'ron/ih physician,
.. will
tion
ou
qu
ick
ly
cure * „ „ 0 ,
- *T
San Francisco, April 6.— The new fine ore out w ill pay $1 a ponnd. The
oide<l to move the county seat from about 100 feet from the tunnel, and air ! draAvn his troops from Chitral. _ This, days to close the accounts of the relief
y o n . or discipiea o f tbe senerative orx&oa such ns /> * t
Insnm iiia, IhunsIn the B u ck .8 e m i„»l t r r .£ » .,n ,
to
Rockland to Goldendale, and the change is supplied by water-power, and which *f true, w ill relieve the British gairison bureau. He says that with the exeep- board of directors of the Southern Pa- brothers brought down twenty-five
Pim ples, ( it fill loss to M a r r r, Exliau.t!iur 1 d , lit. I-.O * , 1™ * * 1
*n the < hitral forts. The natives north tion of garden seed the warehouse is cific Railroad Companv met todav to
Co ns: I nation. 11 stops a I lo® ea b e « la y o r
P r is ^ T o n tk
was effected in the spring of 1879. was not effected by the explosion.
pounds of it, and in one day beat ont
B; “ 01f fiiacliar*.. wm eb If not c h e c k .*
u,
Kearns, the only miner who escaped «'f Swatt river were again defeated in a pretty w ell cleaned out. A corps of elect officers for the co d in g year. C $30 worth of gold. A San Diego capi
The first courthouse, a frame building,
B E F O R E a a o A F T E R » ' *b eh orrora of Im p oten cy. • I / » M n * : * E r i e . m « t t o u V « . T h S
M
r
n
.
a
a
.
^
n
a
kid
n
er*a
n
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young girls is now engaged in sorting P. Huntington was re-elected by a talist was np to look at the mines and
was built by subscription in the same from any of the rooms, says that he tight with the British last evening.
C I 7 P I D E X E strengthens and re«tor»-s small weak organs.
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jy m reason o f fe r e r s i.re r o t cn.-ed toy J nrtors i- becam e ninety per cent are tronsi-fi «$»».
; ««ut and packing se«xls for distribution, unanimous vote, and subordinate offi- bargained for them, bnt he has not yet
year. The town was incorporated by 'vas not stunned or even thrown down
CL P ID L N E is the on ly know n rem edy to cure without an operation 2000tearimoni-
The by the shock, though Morgan, who was Q r p r |c e ’» C r e a m B a k i n „ g P o ________,
w d e r . There are twenty-five carloads of seed cers re-elected. In every case the elec returned. The other mines in the camp al*. A written guarantee riv en and m on ey returned If six boxes doe« not etTect »
an act of the legislature in 1879
$1.00a h o t , . , i f „ r I - O j .b r rnatL Send for r a s e circular and teaUmouteST
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first city election was held in 1880.
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with him, was killed.
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wheat en route from Pennsylvania.
tion was by a unanimous vote.
havs not amounted to mnch so far.
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