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Cottage Grove Echo-Leader,
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1807,.
THE COLUMBIA’S RUN
Echo-Leader Building.
THE
LAST
MASSACRE.
I n t e r v ie w W i t h th e L a te I 'n it e d
C o n su l a t t h e e F o t .
Buffalo, N. Y ., August 7.— Samuel
Graoey, of this city, late United States
consul at Foo Chow, China, was iaker-
viewed today on the repo 'ted massacre
at Ku Clieug. Mr. G ra oy said:
'Ku Cheng, the place mentioned iu
the press reports as the scene of the
latest anti-foreign riots ii. China, is in
the Fug Kien province about nine
miles above Foo Chow.
t is fully 109
miles from Pagoda am borage, the
highest point of navagatii n for steam­
ers iu the Min river, hence is entirely
beyond the protection of gunboats.
“ The literati have been stirring up
tr >uble against th< foreign residents
there for many months, and the (’ auger
to life and property beca ne so great
that about two months ago all Ameri­
ca n residents were reca led to Foo
Chow. These were the Rev. and Mrs.
W. C. W ilcox and three cltildren, Miss
Chatford and Miss Ron set, of the
W om an's Foreign Missionary Society,
and all of the Methodist church. The
other foreigners there were three or
four members of the English church
mission, who may not ha re been re­
called during the recent troubles. It
is probable that matters may have
quieted down there after the foreigners
came away, and some n uy have re­
turned.
“ The common people do not distin­
guish between Japanese, Americans,
English and German natioi alities, but
all alike are foreign and obnoxious.
We cannot but fear that outrages, such
as have just recently tn nspirod at
Cheng Tu, in the northwest interior,
w ill occur iu other localitiei where for­
eign missionaries are res ding, far
away from the treaty ports and hence
beyond the protection of fcreign gun­
boats.
“ The peolpe aud the offici ils of the
Fug Kieu province have been the most
friendly in the whole territory, and
this massacre was surprising to all
fam iliar with the country.
"A n article printed in the North
China Herald of July 5 is as follows:
“ ‘ At Cheng Tu the offkials, who
have more than an adequate force at
their disposal, made no serious attempt
to stop the destruction of the Protest­
ant and Catholic piop?rty, though
asked to do so from tae first. When
the destruction was complete, they pro­
tected the lives of the missionaries, for
the idea seemed to have them driven
out but not killed. The chie-' of poliee
at Cheng Tu issued the following
proclamation on the second day of the
riots:
“ ‘ A t the present time we have
ample evidence that foreigners deceive
and kidnap small children. You sol­
diers and police most not lie disturbed
and flurried.
When the cases are
brought before us, we certainly w ill
not be lenient with them.’ ”
THE POWERS TO ACT
TO
A n o th er
RESTORE
QUEEN
A l l e g e « ! l*ln t Salt!
B e e n I n e a rtlie «!.
L IL .
to
N O . 10.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Lepori
l!n \ e
San Francisco, August 6. — The
Chronicle prints a story exposing au
alleged plot to restore Queen Liliuo-
E d it o r a n d B u s in e s s M a n a g e r
kalani and loot Honolulu. Rudolph
Spreckles, youngest,
son of Claus
R a t e s o f S u b s c r ip t io n .
Spreckles, is said to be backing the
ELABORATION OK OTHER REPORT
TO BE GIVEN VICE REGAL POWER scheme. The paner says:
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One of the besr contrived and most
E t f “ These rates are strictly in advance.
it F " Subscriber« wishing a change in their
dangerous filibustering
expeditions
C o lo r e d P e o p le K x c itc d .
p stoftke address should give their old as well
Last T « e n ty -F o u r H o u r s W a s N ot R u n
S ig n e rs o f th e B e r lin T r e a t y A r e S a id ever fitted out on American soil was
h » new address.
Washington, August 6.— The fuuerul
The £ ch <>-L kadkr will be w»nt to subscribers
to H a v e F i n a ll y D e c id e d U pon
U nder F o rced D ra u g h t B ecau se
unearthed
in
San
Francisco
yesterday.
u n til all arrears Hre paid and paper ordered to
of the negro, Earnest Green, who was
o f th e B oilers* C o n d itio n .
T a k in g Su ch A c tio n .
Its object is, or was, to take possession
be d■»continued according to law.
shot last Friday by Miss Flagler be­
Any subscriber not receiving his paper
of the Hawaiian republic by force of
regularly vriil please notify this office iirine-
cause he was taking fruit from a pear
Washington, August 7.— The official
London, August 6.— The Anglo-Ar-
arms, restore to the throne ex-Queen
diately.
rneuiau Association learns from Con­
report of Captain Sumner, commauder
The Arch Fiend’s Right-Hand tree in the yard, was held today, and
Liliuokalani aud divide lands, money
leröst -lon«r ones, as a rule, not published. Ai!
of the Columbia, upon the speed test of
was attended by a large throng o f col­
stantinople that the signers of the Ber­
aud goods worth approximately «27,-
articles must be accompanied by the name of
Man Has Confessed.
that vessel on the run across the A t­
lin treaty have agreed to send a note
ored people. Tw o colored preachers,
th * v,r;‘ er, not ft-r publication, but as evidence
000,090
among
some
200
freebooters,
of gooM faith. We assume no responsibi!itv for
Reader, did yo u ever take S im m o n s lantic, reached the navy department
the Rev. J. A. Taylor aud the Rev.
to the porte announcing that, as Tur­
picked np by ones and twos in Western
the opinion» of correspondents.
l l V S B R k o u l a TOB, the “ KlNQ OP today,
it is m ainly an elaboration of
W. H. Brooks, made brief remarks
key is unable to protect the lives of
Entered at the postoffice at Cottage ‘ in n e as
America.
L i v e r M e d i c i n e s ? ” Ever)-body needs the sutxjiuct statement of the voyage,
I’OLIi K WILL REVEAL NOTHING ! touching on the subject. Both were
second-« lass matter.
her Christian subjects, the powers
The active agent of the conspirators
s ake a liver remedy. It is a sluggish or | mi de by the captain when he arrived
j temperate, but the words of the latter
have decided to appoint a European
diseased liver that impairs digestion
is W. P. Morrow, a native of Connec­
He says that he made
were several times drowned by mter-
high-commissioner, with vice-regal au­
A d v e r t i s i n g K a t e » M atte K n o w n on A p ­ and causes constipation, when the waste at New York.
F r o m H im t h e I 'o li o e H a v e P o s it iv e
ticut,
aged
31,
and
he
says,
recently
a
, ruptious of the excited hearers. Re­
thority to administer Armenia in place
p li c a t i o n .
that should be carried off remains in the run in ti days, 23 hours and 49
P r o o f T h a t P i t z e l W a s M u rd e re d
resident of Grass Valley. He is still
of the sultan. Baron Kalloway w ill be
ferring to the action of the coroner’ s
the body and poisons the whole system. minutes. The quantity of coal on
in San Franscisco under surveillance,
in C h i c a g o b y H o l m e » .
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a board at the date of departure was
appointed. He comes from an ancient
jury iu exonerating Miss Flagler, he
so that the federal authorities can get
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache, 1,813) tons, of which 1,474 tons and
fam ily in Hungary. In 1881 he was
Chicago, August 5.— The polioe have said that eventually the takiug of hu­
him if they wish to do so.
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver 1,180 pounds were consumed; the
minister of foreign affairs for the em­
man life without cause would be no
The headquarters of the filibustering at last obtained a partial confession
diseases. Keep the liver active by an draught forward was 26 feet 3 inches
pire, during the interim between the
from Pat Quinlan, the janitor of the crime in Washington. Life here was
, 1CMBKRI.AND PRESBYTER!At? CJ tTKCH- occasional dose o f Simmons Liver Reg­
expedition
has
been
711
Bush
street,
Sunday school, 1 0 a . m . Preaching, 11 a . m .
and aft 25 feet 6 inches. Captain
death of Count Von Haymerle and the
uot worth much, so far as the colored
in a dingy fiat-fronted boarding house. Holmes' “ castle,” and have, they be-
and 7 p. m . Prayer meeting, each Wednesday at ulator and you ’ ll get rid o f these trou- j
nomination of Kainoky. In 1882 he There the agent of the conspirators has ! heve, positive evidence that Benjamin race was concerned, but God would
b p. m . (“ We are journeying unto a place of b b s, and give tone to the whole sys­ Sumner says:
which the Lord s a i d ,: will give it y« u; com e tem.
was minister of finance in the Austrian been receiving day and night a motlev ^ ' I’ itzel was murdered iu this city by have a reckoning.
For a laxative Simmons Liver | “ It was not deemed practicable to
thou with us and we w ill do thee good.” —
cabinet, and at the same time adminis­ company of men, who came in response Holmes- aud
Regulator is b e t t e r t h a n P i l l s . I t make the last 24 hours’ run uuder
Numb 10:1*9.
F. 7 . NESPKTT, Castor.
corpse sent to Phila-
C a n a d a ’ s S c h o o l Q u e s t io n .
does not grille, nor weaken, but greatly forced draught, been use of the unre-
trator of Bosnia and Herzgovnia, under to his cautiously-worded adveitise- delPhla- The confession was wormed
Winnipeg, August 5. — Sir John
11U R I8T IA N CHI H CH -H ERVICK S AT 11 A. refn-siies and strengthens.
liability o? the boilers (we were blow ­
the Berlin treaty, and has given atten­ raents, published in this city and else- out of Sum lan b-v “ cans of a tip given
\
m . and 8 p. m . Hunday school at 10 a . m .
Schultz, governor of Manitoba, has
E very p a ck a g e has th e R e d Z ing out tubes at 140 pounds). The
tion to the
Eastern
question all where.
V P. S. C. E., each Sunday at 4 i\ m . Midweek
Morrow admitted, when he the. local ofticers bv Detective «ev er, of transmitted to Premier Greenway k
J . II. loose state of the engines from the long
p yer and praise services, Wednesday evening stam p on th e w ra p p er.
through his public life.
was forced into a corner, and told that Philadelphia, who arrived here today, communication from the Dominion
a t 7 o ’clock. Musical rehearsal, each Saturday Zellin & C o., P h ila d elp h ia .
run, the great fatigue of the crew, aud,
The Anglo-Armenian Association’ s the game was np, that he had been en- ^ be ex*cl nature of the story told by
evening at 7 oc’ lock.
above all, the impracitcability of get­
advices from Constantinople says Lord gaging men to go to Hawaii and over- , the ^ umLa,ls the police w ill uot reveal, government, asking Giveaway to state
ting a coal supply to the boilers with
ethodist church — scnday school
Salisbury has demanded the uncondi­ turn the little republic. He had told aud- l“ fact. c ’hlet Badenoch and In­ just how far he w ill go ia compromis­
T H E CASE O F R O B IN S O N .
ing the Catholic school difficulty. Sir
at 10 a . m . Preaching each fourth Sunday
sufficient
rapidity
from
where
the
coal
tional aud immediate release of all A r­ to a reporter how the thing was to be sPec'tor I itzpatrick have both denied
morning and evening. Prayer meeting, every
John, alter transmitting the communi­
Thnradav night. •* The I.ord is in His holy tem ­ S u p re m e C o u rl A ttirm ed J u d g m e n t o f was located at this stagi of the ruu,
menian political prisoners not convict­ done, aud had stated who the men ! that Q“ inlau OT his w ife made any con-
ple.”
KKV. E. GITTINS, Pastor.
cation, took tht train for Banff, in the
were
the
reasons.
The
run
has
in­
ed
by
a
legally
constituted
tribunal.
M u r d e r in S econ d D e c r e e .
were behind the scenes. Among them Session at all. Notwithstanding the Rocky mountains, where Sir Mackenzie
volved excessive labor on the part of
he enumerated one of the exiled Ash- dem al* however, it is positively known Bowell, premier of Canada, now is.
Olympia, Wash., August 8.— The
the shiji’ s company, for we had twelve
R e p ly o f t h e F o r t e .
fords, and he declared that Rudolph j that '■'¡ulnUm made and signed a con- In Winnipeg today the sturtliiig
supreme court has affirmed the judg­
volunteers from deck on duty iu the
Constantinople, August 6.— The re­ Spreckles was the man with money fe8Slou because it was left where Quin-
ment in the case of the state of Wash­
rumor was circulated that if Premier
fireroms for the whole run, aud forty-
ply
of
the
porte
to
the
demands
of
the
who was backing fhe project. Spreck- blIi 8 signature on the document could Greenway persists in his refusal to
ington, respondent, vs. James Robin­
eight more men from deck have been
powers
for
reform
in
Armenia
is
con­
les, he said, had already concealed a
8een- although the subject matter remedy the Catholic grievances, he aud
son, appellant. In December, 1892,
employed below for some days past iu
ciliatory, and on many points agrees
large numoer of rifles in the island of uuder which he wrote his name could his ministers w ill be dismissed from
England Demands Capital George Schultz and Frederick Smith supplying the lower bunkers with coal
with the powers’ demands. It pro­
were killed on the John W hite road,
Maui, so that they would be ready not be ascertained. Tonight, however, office by the Manitoba government.
from the wing passages ”
poses to appoint Christian assessors to
Punishment of Offenders.
in Snohomish county.
Information
when
the filibusters reached the isl­ it was learned that a confession was The governor has the power to do this,
The experience of the Colombia in
assist the Turkish provincial govern­ ands.
made covering all the details of the but a high-handed course would la»
was filed charging the appellant, with
her ocean race against time has served
ment, and tc admit a proportion of the
murder of Pitzel, with the exception calculated only to intensify the trouble
others, of murder in the first degree in
to direct the attention of the engineer
TH E KU CHENG MASSACRE.
Christians among the minor officials,
of the actpal place where the crime aud bitterness. Certain i is, however,
DECISIVE ACTION IMPERATIVE killing Schultz. Upon this informa­ officers to the pressing need for a radi­
police
and
gendarmes.
The
porte
also
was committed. This the police de­ that the Dominion go ern lent is con­
tion the defendant was separately
cal change in the present system of ar­
promisies to restrain the Kurds from T e n B r itis h M is s io n a r ie s K i l l e d , B u t X*» clare they w ill have tomorrow.
tried, and a verdict of not guilty was
templating some deck »vs >c ement.
A
m
e
r
ic
a
n
s
H
u
r
t
.
ranging coal bunkers. It has come to
violence. It also declares that some
The confession was obtained from
returned. Thereafter an information
be the practice of late years to subdi­
Lnte D is p u t« h Sayn T h a t th** P
Chang«*» ill C I hs itio»* : < i ;».
of
the
powers’
demands
are
impossible
Washington,
August
6.—
The
state
the
Quinlans
only
after
the
hardest
was filed charging him with murder in
vide the interior of the ship’s hull, al­
of execution
It is probable that the department today received later intelli­ kind of work aud at the price of a
lio n o f E u r o p e a n s in th e t u -
Chicago, August 5.—The five days'
the first degree for killing Frederick
lotting space for boilers, engines,
powers w ill not he satisfied with the gence of the killing of the missionaries promise of immunity from punishment session of the Western road» classifica­
t r r l o r 1» C r it ic a l.
Smithy The defendant set up the a l - ,
qnartWBl guns
ammunition,
reply.
iu Ku Cheng, China. The dispatch, for ali part the Quinlans may have tion committee ended ufter agreeing to
leged
facts
as
to
the
killing
of
Schultz
;
on,t
ovt
Shanghai, August 8.— British Min­
magazines, and for every other pur­
like the one received yesterday, was borne iu the murder of Pitzel or other many radical changes iu ruti«, weights
ister O’ Conner has made a demand on and Smith and his acqnittal for killing pose, and then to fill iu the vacant cor­
M O S T D A R I N G IN O K L A H O M A . from Consul-General Joinigan. and crimes committed by Holmes.
aud classifications of about <00 com ­
the tsung li yamen (Chinese foreign the former, and asks for a discharge ners with coal bunkers. The result is
shows that no Americans suffered, but
Mrs. Quinlan knew- of the disappear­ modities. The classification co mmittee,
on
such
acquittal,
which
was
denied;
office) for a military escort from the
as shown in the case of tLe Columbia,
Z ip W y a t t C a p tu r e d .-lite r a D e s p e r a te that the massacre of British .-ubjectis ance of Mrs. Connor iu Holmes’ “ cas­ which includes all the roads between
British consulate at Che Foo to € ua >le bnt a written plea was allowed to that these bnukers are often almost in­
F i g h t M ith H U P u r su e r *.
was greater than at first reported. The tle” aud saw the body of the woman Chicago aud the Pacific, coast agreed
stand,
and
in
connection
therewith
the
him to visit the scene of the Ku Cheng
accessible and the contents can be
plea
of
not
guilty
was
interposed
in
W
ichita,
Kan., August 6.— Dick consul-general’ s dispatch is as follows: after she was dead. She further kuew to lower the minimum carload weights
massacre aud hold an inquiry. O'Con­
reached by only one man at a time,
The Americans are all safe; none j and has admitted that Pearl Connor of about 100 articles, but it was revolv­
Yeager, alias Zip Watt, was captured
ner has positively requested the Chi­ open court. The case w-as tried and a thus preventing the early supply of the
disappeared in tbe castle after her re­ ed to advauce the rat-* ou nearly every
today near Sheridan, O .T., after a des­ is h urt Ten British were killed. ”
nese government to issue a decree or­ verdict of murder iu the second degree boilers with coal, and consequently re­
Although Mr. Joinigan does not use turn from a trip to the Quinlan -arm commodity that is to take a lower ear-
perate fight with the officers pursuing
dering the capital punishment of the was returned. The court says:
ducing the speed of the ship. This is
load weight.
him. Six months ago the authorities the word “ missionaries'’ in his dis­ at Lakeview, Mich.
“ Was the killing of each of these particularly true of the bunkers when
offenders, and stringent orders w ill be
patch, there is no doubt felt by the
Chief Badenock took Mrs. Quinlan ■
of
Oklahoma
set
out
to
break
up
W
y­
men
a
distinct
offense?
They
were
1 n* ll.innilnt-y Di»|kiit«* K e ttle <1 ■
issued for the protection of missionaries
empty, for they are generally arranged
att’ s gang, which has been murdering, officials of the state department that it and her husband to the “ castle” today : Buenos Ayres, August 5.— The fron­
throughout China. The Chinese gov­ killed iu a single affray, and the con­ in gToups communicating with one an­
robbing and committing almost every refers to them, and that his dispatch , with Inspector Fitzpatrick aud Detec- tier ( ispute between Argentine and
ernment has assented without demur. nection of the appellant was the same, other by small doors, aud the firemen
crime in the ca.endar. Its last sensa­ is intended as supplementary to that of tives Fitzpatrick aud Norton. The ob-1 Chili has lieen settled.
in bis relations to such affray, as it ro­ must drag the coal through several
A M E R IC A N R A ILW A Y L N IO N
tional crime was the robbing of the yesterday. The cablegram was at cnoe ject of the trip was more for the pur- j
uted to each of such men. If the re­ bunkers to get it to the furnaces.
D e c is iv e M e a s u r e s I m p e r a tiv e
Rock Island train near Dover, the forwarded to Secretary Olney, at his pose of letting Quinlan and his wife
London, Augo3t 8.— Owing to the sult of the meeting when the tw o men
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Acting Secretary McAdoo today ap­
meet than any other.
shooting of Messenger Jones and the summer home for his information.
report published by the Times, a-brib­ were killed had been the death of one pointed a board, consisting of Com­
L o c a l U n io n s.
Up to this time, so far as ascertain­
The chief now has positive proof that
looting of the passeenger coaches.
ing the attacks upon foreign missions only, the prosecution for murder could modore Selfridge, Chief Engineer Far­
Terre Haute, lu d ., August 7.— A
After that robbery the authorities be­ ed, no steps have been taken bj the Mrs. Connor aud Pearl, her daughter,
in China to the influence of the higher have been founded on his death; and mer and Naval Constructor Bowles, to
circular
from
President
Eugene
V.
gan a merciless pursuit of the gang. navy department toward sending any or Cora Quinlan, were murdered in the
officials, a strong feeling has been there can be no good reasons why that make a complete examination of the
Debs, of the American Railway Union,
naval force to the distirct where the buildiug while the mother was in
the
prosecution
created in British political circles that which warranted
damage done to the Columbia when is being sent out from the headquarters Three of Wyatt’ s pals, Tulsa Jack, Bill reported massacre has occurred. When Holmes’ employ. Quinlan has given
“ In February. 18132. 1 had six hem-
Doolin and Ike Black, were killed and
decisive measures are imperative to should lose force by reason of the fact she was docked at Southampton. The
here. It is addressed to the local
word came of the trouble yesterday the information within the last twenty- orihages from the lnrgs and for some
a dozen others of the gang captured.
prevent a recurrence of these barbar­ that another circumstance, which in acting secretary requires the board to
unions. Iu the introduction President
ities. The missionary societies have itself would warrant such prosecution, make a report of the damages sustain­
Alone aud single-handed, Zip Wyatt customary instructions were sent to | four hours which brings the charge of months was under the eare of two doe-
Debs says the union is growing daily
never succeeded in obtaining adequate, occurred at the same time and place. ed aud the rep iirs that w ill be ueces-
made a last stand before his pursuers, Minister Deuby, at Peking, to see that murder nearer to Holmes thau it has tors, and finally went to Denver, but re­
and that all doubt has been dispelled
or indeed, any substantial reparation The taking of human life with certain
and put up a desperate fight for his American interests were protected. A been in Chicago any time since the case turned without any !>enefit to my
sarv.
as to its permanent character. Unions
intent constitutes murder, and neither
life. Wyatt was ou his way for the message received last night from the opened. Quinlan aud his wife, while health. I then read of your treatment,
for the attacks made on them.
that were believed to l«e dead have
Glass mountains, in the Western part minister says that small boats could demonstrating to the police that they
The Times correspondent charges Sir law nor public policy w ill justify
and sent (or some, from which 1 felt
. arisen as if by magic.
of the Indian reserve, when the officers reach the place quicker than marines. were at no time guilty of the crime
Halin',ay McCartney, the English at­ holding that each life is of less value N E W S O F B E H R I N G S E A F L E E T
The three months' sentence which
engaged him yesterday. T.iey ran him Admiral Carpenter, in command of the themselves, have made admissions by great relief, and huve continued using it
tache of the Chinese embassy in Lon­ when taken with another than it
the directors are serving w ill expire
across the Rock Island track near Wau- Chinese station, has authority to use which the chief could use them as steadily up to the present time, with
don, with deliberately misleading the would he if taken alone. In the opin­ S e a l . IteliiR R a p id ly D e s t r o y e d O u tsid e
August 22, and on that day they w ill
th e S i x t y - M i le / o n e .
komis, into a cornfield,which they sur­ his vessels and men to assist in afford­ valuable witnesses against Holmes in good results.”
British government aud shielding the ion of the supreme court, the undisput­
renew their official duties.
“ I am certain vonr treatment has
rounded. The officers played a wait­ ing any protection which may be re­ proving that Mrs. Connor and child
perpetrators of former outrages, who ed proofs, when interpreted in the
Seattle, August 7— News reached
The president serves a six months’
ing game. Thirst finally made Wyatt garded as necessary. The lack of ships were made away with by Holmes for lieen the means of restoring my health.
were never even reprimanded, much light of law, which it was the duty of this city yesterday from the Behring
sentence which does not expire until
desperate, and he came boldly out from of light draught which can penetrate the purpose of securing the insurance I ha\’e added fifteen pounds to my
less punished. Therefore, it is argued the court to find, clearly showed that sea fleet indicating that seal are being
November 22, when he w ill join the
his cover, evidently determined to s e ll! the shallow waters of the Chinese which Mrs. Connor carried on her life weight and am still gaining, ha»-e a good
that the diplomat’ s requests for the the appellant had never been on trial destroyed very fast by the vessels en­
rest in the campaigu in the interest of
rivers is a serious embarrassment to in favor of her daughter. Further,
punishmeut of the officials responsible, for killing Sm ith.”
gaged iu taking the seals outside the labor. He concurs in tbe recommenda­ his life as dearly as possible. He emp- j
appetite and Bleep well. In fact, I can
Quinlan aud his w ife have proved to
Other minor objections were dis- sixty-mile zone. Iu a very short time
tied his Winchester at the posse, which , the authorities.
either by direct instigation or by pal­
conscientiously say I am a walking ad­
tion of Master Workman Sovereign,
the
police
that
Mrs.
Connor
was
so
was headed by Marshal Smith, of j
pable connivance, being merely farci­ sposed of in the opinion, with the re­ there w ill be no seals to protect in
A n A n a r c h is t ’ s D e a t h .
that Labor day, September 2, lie “ ded­
w ell aware of the schemes which vertisement for your treatment'”
South Enid. The fire was returned.
cal, a demand for the instant and sig­ sult that the conclusion is reached that American waters, unless some means
Doual, France, August 6.— During
icated to a solemn and mighty pro­
J. F allon , 154 South Green St.,
Smith’s men aimed to cripple Yeager, | the fetes in the mining districts of Holmes was operating that it became
nal punishment w ithin a prescribed' Robinson had a fair trial. Judgment can be reached to prohibit the seal-fish­
test against the unconstitutional and
Chicago, Illinois.
time of the originators of the attacks, and sentence are affirmed.
ing by sea. There are fish in Behring un-American decision of the federal aud soon his left arm fell by his side, Anyche, to oelebrate the jubilee o f M. necessary for Holmes to put the woman
should be addressed to the Chinese
sea to supply the world, including coci, courts, by virtue of which trial by jury so that he could not use his gun. The Vuillemin, manager of the Anyche out of the way.
The Toronto charge of murder is the
If you will know more of this treat­
A STRANGE CASE.
government with an intimation that
halibut aud salmon. The vessels at has been abrogated and civil liberty outlaw then drew his pistols, and ad I Colliery Company, an anarchist named
active retaliatory measures w ill follow
vanced step by step toward the men Decoux in the crowd fired five revolver strongest one against Holmes, and if ment, and read the testimony of many
anchor in Unalaska harbor July 14 bludgeoned to death.”
taken there he w ill probably be hanged. others, who have lieen cured by the
immerlately if the demand is net com­ A > > l» r a .k a W i f e W h o D e s ire d t o lîe(çin were:
The latter half of the circular is de­ who had been hunting him. They | 8hots at Vvllem in, while he was leav-
L ife A n e w .
plied with. Those acquainted with
church. Three of them took
Compound Oxygen Treatment, not only
The four whaling barks California, voted to an attack on the old brother­ backed slowly away, just enough to j
Boston, August 8.— Mrs. Annie M. Lydia, Andrew Hicks and Alice
Chinese believe that if such a policy is
K le c t r ic H e a d l i g h t s .
of consumption, bat of various other
hoods. He says they are disgraced or keep out of range of his pistols, and j effect, though the wounds inflicted are
not adopted the massacres w ill con­ Gardner, the delegate to the Christian Knowles, and the British sealing
at the same time keeping near enough uot serious.
San Francisco, August 8.— Electric diseases, send for book of two hundred
dead, or both.
tinue aud the foreign missionaries w ill Endeavor convention, who so mysteri­ schooners Triumph, Penelope, Teresa,
__
to use their rifles. Wyatt soon f e l l ! Directly afterwards a tremendous light w ill soon succeed oil lamps as pages, sent free. Or call and see ns.
either be annihilated or driven from ously disappeared, is not dead. The Sapphire, Saucy Lass, Mary Bell aud
T
... .
with a bullet in his hip, but he con-1 explosion was heard and Decoux’ s body headlig) ts on all the passenger loco­
We treat patients at the Office as well
knowledge of this fact w'ill he a source Jessie. The British cruiser Pheasaut
the country altogether.
rb ? '
An l r * ' - A , W w i l r
tinued
draw him8elf towar<1 the was hurled se eral yards, while ten of motives of the Southern Pacific com ­ as at home.
Chicag o August i. A n h ui Wilder, officers, shooting as he crawled
Au- tho bvstanders were injured by the ex- pany. The company has been experi­
The foreign office here is closed on of relief to the husband in Arcadia, was also in that port, cleaning her boil
account of a holiday. Special dis­ Neb., to whom she wrote just previous j er8 The coal-ladeu bark Sonoma sailed a young Hawaiian, who was private other bntllet in the shoulder Anally plosion
D ccoix ’s father rushed u d to menting with electric headlights for
DRS. STARKEY A PALES,
patches from China were taken to Ia>rd to her disappearance, to the effect that for the North early in the month. The secretary to the advisory council of the disabled him, aud the posse gathered , the body of his son, and kicking him, some time, and has at last perfected a
1529 Arch 8t., Pt ila., Pa.
provisional government,
s-ove?nment. passed
„assert jn 0„ Mm
Bnt even then, with both exclaimed:
Salisbury at Hatfield, and a sta.ement she was dying and to whom some per­ American trading schooner Crystal, of Dole nrovisional
j light that can be made by a dynamo on
Will be made in regard to the action of son signing the name of "G . A. Tacoma, arrived at Kodiak July 16,with through Chicago today ch his way from arms uselesss, he fought them, kicking i “ Canaille assassin.”
the locomotive which w ill illuminate
»he British government soon after the Brow n,” afterwards wrote, describing all well on board. The American Honolulu east. W ilder is inclined to and biting until overpowered by main | Decoux had been carrying a bomb the track 2,000 feet. O il lamps light v r m
m
laugh
at
the
stories
of
royalist
upris-
the death and burial of Mrs. Gardner. schooners “ 76” and Olga were “ fallen
meeting of parliament next week.
strength.
! beneath hia coat and it was p -ema- only 200 feet ahead of the locomotive,
i
ings
at
Honolulu.
The
government
is
It has been discovered that Mrs. in” with at sea July 16. The “ 76”
Wyatt was taken to the Kingfisher | tUrey exploded. Decoux was disem- and when running at high speed, en­
In st r u c tio n s t«* th** B r itis h A d m ir a l.
Gardner instead of stopping in South had twenty-nine otter skins and the too thoroughly established, he said, to jail, where surgeons were brought to boweled and terribly mutilated and
O O worth of lovely Music for Forty -
gineers are frequently unable to stop
fear any attempt to place the ex-queen dress his wounds. They say he w ill
London, August 8. — Instructions Boston during the convention, stopped Olga eighteen.
Cents, consisting of too pages -
expired immediately.
He was dis­ after observing an obstruction in time
full size Sheet Music of the -
on the throne. Attempts may be made, live.
have been sent to the British admiral iu Cambridge, under an assnmed name.
Tonight the crippled outlaw charged in the colliery after a strike to prevent au accident.
latest, brightest, liveliest and most popular -
The
Southern
but they w ill fail, for the royalists are was taken to the Garfield ixmnty jail.
of the China station for the protection She traveled under the name of Dor­
selections, both vocal and Instrumental, ^___
M y s t e r i o u s ly I>isaj»peHre*l.
in 1893.
Pacific w ill be the first railroad in the
gotten up in the most elegant manner. In-
not strong enough to make a revolution
o f British residents.
othy Mansfield, and was known by no
This breaks up the last gang of ban-
eluding four large size Portraits.
United States to equip all passenger
Arcadia, Neb., August 7.— This sec­ successful.
Sir Halliday McCartney, the En­ other name during her stay in Boston.
T o L o c a t e in B r it is h C o lu m b i a .
C AH M EN Cn A, the 8pan/ah Dancer,
X
j
dits
in
Oklahoma.
The
campaign
train
locomotives^with
electric
head­
tion
of
Nebraska
is
much
disturbed
PADEREW8KI, the Great Plant at,
glish secretary of the Chinese legation Everything now points to a deliberate
j against them has cost the government
Vancouver, B. C., August 5.— It is lights.
ADELINA PATTI and
^
over
the
remarkable
circumstances
sur
in London, has expressed China’ s re­ plan on the part of the woman, from
H e a r in g o f t h e S ta n fo rd A p p e a l.
I a mint of money, hut the law officers understood that the Kansas City Con­
MINNIE 8 EU Q M AN CUTTING.
r -:
gret for the massacre, and has declared the time she reached Boston, to abandon rounding the sudden disappearance of
A D O R E S « ALL O R O EM S TO
San Francisco, August 7.— United | have finally triumphed.
N orth«-rn r a c i t i c & M o n ta n a B o n d « .
solidated Smelting & Refining Com­
Mrs.
E.
T.
Gardner.
She
left
Arcadia
that every effort w ill he made to bring her husband and three children and to
THE NEW YORK BUSICAL ECHO CO. 3
States Judges McKenna and Morrow j
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
pany has decided to erect a large
New York, August 5.— The North­
July 8 to attend the Christian En­
Broadway Theatre Bldg.. New York CJiy.
the culprits to justice.
begin life anew under a new name.
today fixed the date for the hearing of
smelting
plant
at
Naknsp,
in
West
ern
Pacific
&
Montana
bondholders
^
CANVASSERS WANTED.
deavor convention at Boston. She was
C A T H O L IC A B S T A IN E R S .
This is the more peculiar because her
the appeal in the Stanford case for i
Kootenai.
Representatives
of
the
com­
committre
announces
that
ont
of
a
total
1 heard of there attendiung to her duties
C artli«iiiak e S h o c k in N ew Y o r k .
September 10. The government appeal I
domestic life was supposed to be espe­
as a delegate. Then all traces of her W i l l be heard iu the federal court of I O « « » t l o n . o f I m p o r t a n c e to t o m e B e - pany have been for some time carefully of «5,63 ,000 bonds listed, «4,042,000
Gloversville, N. Y ., August 8.— A n ’ cially happy.
looking over the district and have de­ in amount have been deposited with
were
suddenly
lost,
and
the
most
dili-
earthquake shock lasting nearly a min­
appeals by Judge Gilbert, of Oregon, I
fore th*‘ T e m p e r a n c e C o n v e n t io n ,
Mrs. Gardner’ s next move appeared
cided that Nakusp is the most eligible the Knickerbocker Trust Company,
l
gent
search
has
failed
to
solve
the
ute was fidt in this locality aud the to have been to apply at a well-known
and Judge Hawley and Judge Mor- | New York, August 6.— Questions location. It is understood that the but the company has decided to extend
alarm caused among nervous people by teacher’ s agency for a position. She j | mystery surrouuidng her disappear­ row, of this district. The appeal is on of paramount importance to the Catho- (Jauadiau Pacific railway has done
the time for deposit until August 19,
the seismic shock was heightened by selected one of the pi ices which were j ance.
the demurrer of the Stanford estate to lie temperance Union of America w ill everything possible to secure the es­ after which date a penalty of «10 per
a heavy thunder storm which immedi­ open and made arrangements to leave
the suit of tho United States in its ac- be discussed at the twenty-fifth annual tablishment of a large smelter in Brit­ bond w ill be imposed.
F a ir W i l l C o n te s t P o s tp o n e d .
ately followed it.
Several persons at ouce for that place, which was in
j convention, to be held this week. The ish Columbia by giving special facili­
m c A V t A i o . ! hAUt M m r z w
San Francisco, August 7.— The Fair tion for «15,000,000.
were seriously injured iu the storm, Connecticut. She then appears to have
most important business w ill be the ties in the matter of freight on ship­
w ill contest was this morning post­
W
C O P Y R I G H T S .^
B
lo
c
k
e
d
h
y
L
o
m
a
x
.
aud considerable damage was done to written the pathetic letter to her hus­
N o I n d ia n s to B e F o u n d .
election of officers. The present presi- ments of bullion.
C A Y I O B T A IN A P A T E N T ?
fo r »
poned until November 4 by request of
Chicago, August 5.— The Western prompt,
property. The harm done to buildings band, telling him that she was ill aud
answer and an honest opinion, write to
Marysvale, August 7 (by courier to I dent ld
organization is the Rev.
all the attorneys in the case, who do
M I N N Ac C O ., who have bad nearly fifty vears'
roads
today
made
an
attempt
to
arrange
includes bad damage to a couple of commending him and the children to !
T
h
e
R
u
n
o
f
F
r
a
s
e
r
R
iv
e
r
S
a
lm
o
n
.
experience
in
th*a
patent
busineee.
Coimnunioa.
not seem to want to press the issue Market Lake).— General Uoppinger is James Cb'ary, of S t Paul. So far as
tiona strict!r confidential. A H a n d b o o k of In­
houses which were struck by light­ the care of God. The next day she UU(ji Charley Fair’ s preliminary suit now satisfied that the Jackson’s Hole j 18 Known, no serious opposition to his
Vancouver, B. C., Augusc 3.— The a meeting for the perfection of the formation concern io * P a te n ts and bow to ob­
passenger association, but it ended iu tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan­
ning. Many trees were uprooted by appears to have gone to a clerk iu a
run
of
salmon
on
the
Fraser
river
has
ical and scientific book• sent free.
country
is
free
from
Indians.
Scout-
reflection
has
been
developed,
but
it
is disposed of. This action is to deter­
nothing. The preliminary meeting
Patents taken tbrongh Munn k Co. reeeira
the for»* of the wind.
stationery store aud had him write the mine the validity of the trust, aud ing parties sent out a week go by the
8aid that the friends of Archbishop been very light so far, and although had been scracely opened in the office ■peciaJ notice in the * r ic n f if lr A m e r ir a a . ai d
thus are breuaht widely before the public with­
letter signed “ G. A. Brown,” telling when it goes to the supreme court and settlers are coming in with reports of ! Ryan, of Philadelphia, one of the more licenses have been issued this
A T e le p h o n e I n ju n c t io n .
out
cost to the inventor. This splendid paper,
of Chiriran Caldwell when word was issuec
week) v. elegantly illustrated, has by far t ho
of the death and burial of Mrs. Gard­ is decided the attorneys think there no signs of Indians. Scouts came in strongest apostles of total abstinence year than ever before and a less num­
Boston, August 8.— Papers have been
received
from
General
Passenger
Agent
laryeet circulation of any scientific work in tbe
ner. With her family thus disposed | w ill be an end of the Fair estate liti­ today who scoured the entire country among the Catholic hierarchy in the ber of canneries operated, the fish
world. &3 a year, ¿ample
les sent free,
filed in the United States court by the
Lomax,
of
the
Union
Pacific,
that
he
Building
Edition, monthly, . 7 * a year. Sinale
of Mrs. Gardner sold her return ticket I gation.
south of the Yellowstone Park to ; United States, are eager to put him for- cat. ;ht scarcely kept the canneries go­
copies, ’¿ i i cents. Every numi
aber i
Bell Telephone Company asking for an
would
n
it
be
able
to
attend
any
gen­
pistes, m colors, and photographs of _
to Nebraska to a scalper, bought a
Marysvale and east to the route taken i wT trd for the place.
One question to ing. The average number of fish ob- eral meeting. This blocked the whole tifai
bouse«, with plana. enabling bui den to abow tho
injunction against the National Tele­
designs and secure contracts. Address
ticket aud had her trunk checked at the
A M o re V ig o r o u s P o li c y .
by tourists into the Park. They saw be discussed w ill be that of the busi- tained per boat is thirty-five, though as game, a n ! everything was declared off. latest
phone Manufacturing Company, of
MI NN k C o„ N ew Y ork . 3 « 1 B b o a u w a w .
New York & New England depot and
ness substitute for the saloon, on many as 100 and 200 have been obtain
London,
August
7.—
A
dispatch
to
no
Indians,
nor
signs
of
any.
Boston, to prevent alleged infringe­
dropped out of sight- So far as can be the Times from Havana says the Span­
which some action may be taken. It ed by a few lucky fishermen. Sir Mac­
ment o f the Berliner patents held by
ascertained there was no man in the ish generals in Cuba have been shifted
is proposed that this convention shall kenzie Bowell, premier of Canada, and
E i g h t M ile s an H o u r th e L im it .
the plaintiffs. Hearing has been set
case. The persons engaged in the to different ports. It is believed this
eliminate the insurance feature from Mr. Daly, minister of the interior, are i
fur September 2.
Cincinnati, August 5. — The law
“ CUPIDENE”
search expect to locate the woman was done in anticipation of a more ac­
all the societies connected with the expected here Saturday.
T h is g r e a t V e g e ta b le
committee
of
the
board
of
legislation
soon.
Vi tniiz*-r,tbe p re s c rip ­
union in the future, for it is
W iisliiiiK O u t B o ld .
K e a v is W a n t s H is R eleas**.
tive policy. Yellow fever is causing las: night decided to report favorably national
...
, ,
.. . . . .
, .
tion of a fanioue French physician, wl 1 ouickly cure von of aii ne’r-
.. ...
. •• believed bv many that this feature is
oils or diseases
of ' *l
the generative '•»eso«,
. _________
_
A B oiihuy . h In M e x ic o .
-*
auch as _________
Loot Manhood,
Tillamook, August 8.— The gold ex­
ravages among the troops.
Santa Fe, August 6.— J. A. Reavis,
an ordinance lim iting the speed of bi-
.
,
, ,
.
Insomnia, I'ainsin the Bark,Sen • i Emissions, Nervoiis DebiilUT
___... i l . .
U _____ a detriment rather than a help. help.
An
citement here is unabatod and is in­
Tepie, Mexico, August 8. — The
hnsband
of
the
Baroness
Peralta
Rea­
Pimple», Unfitness to iiarry, Lx .amning isntlns. Varicocele *»’.<£
cyclists to eight miles an hour within
Constipation. 11 step» ml losses by day or night. P-events qoi~k-
creasing every day. Reports of rich mine of the Mezquital Mining Com­
a i rice fo r i.enerat C a m p » « .
tbe city lim its and attaches a penalty earnest attempt w ill be made to make vis, in the United States prison in de­
n. ss of discharge, which if notcheckefl leads to - primamnluaa and
the temperance movement in the Cath­ fault of «5,000 bail, charged with at-1
all the horrors of Impotencry.
VSR fi ft deouM* U»e liver, the
finds come from the Siletz, and gold- pany south of here is a bonanza, and
Tampa, August 6. — The steamer 0f $25 for violation,
kidneys And thenrinary organs of ali impuri lies.
olic
church
an
entirely
religious
move­
liearing sand has been found on the there is mnch excitement in mining from Cuba tonight brings little news.
( T 'P I D E M R strengthens und re*torec small weak organs.
tempting to defraud the government in
The reason sufferer* ».re not m -ed by lectors is beoiuse ninety per cer t are troubled with
ment
lieaches near Tillamook. Sluioes are circles of that distri •*, The vein of General Maceo offers «5,000 to the sol-
' » » K w in tc * in C u t » ,
connection with the famous Peralta
P r o s t a t i t i * . CUPI DEN K is th** only known remedy to cure without an opera ruju Ußi) t.-s Mm« .ni­
ais. A written gu> ran tee given and money returned if fix boxes does not effect a. permanent < ur*
being vort-sd, .n i’ good ’ .ra ils are re­ gob. ,.i this mine has been producing dier or ' and of soldiers who .till cap-
Madrid, August 5.— The rainy sea-
land-grant claim, has applied to the
fl.û0a bo.T,s:x f * $3.0), by mail. Send fo r rRKKcircwlar and testlraont&la
ported.
Nearly al! able-bodied men ore to the value of «25,000 per day for ture General Martinez de Campos, who son has stopped military operations in Dr Price'« Cream Baking Powuer. New Mexico supreme court for release
Address I » I V « L J 1 1 Ü K I N F C O ., P. O. Box 207b »an Francisco, <?al F u r
by
World'« Fair Highest Award.
are washing out gold.
tbe past three weeks.
1 is now reported to be at Baracoa.
Cuba.
under habeas corpus account.
J. A. BENSON, A g e n t
E. P. THORP,
M
THE KU-CHENG RIOTS
Official
R
eport Of t h e Recent
Speed Test.
A European High Commis­
sioner tor Armenia.
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