The Eugene weekly guard., August 11, 1900, Image 2

SIX
EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
OF
LAI tR NEWS.
Ths
I
«•
AR^pRED
CRUISERS.
CONSEQUiNOB.
Man« will Be Heady for lb. Bidders Iu
Mcarsgus Bsliars Will 8«t Msp
ths Csusl.
Japan, if necessary, (an send 70,00)
Washington, August 6.—The secre­
cneu to China.
tary of the navy has issued to ship­
Washington Auguat5.— From inside
Kentucky Populists nominated A. Nothing Lost by Marking the sources it was learired that tbe action Annexation of Tutuila and builder a circular calling for bids for Allied Forces Said t
EUGENE
OREGON.
ths construction of six armored cruis­
of the Nicaraguan government in tak­
H. Cardin for governor
Advanced 35 Mil
Other Islands.
ers. three authorized by the act of
Alaska Boundary.
ing possession of the property of the
Smallpox at Cap« Now« is well iu
.March 3. 189», and three by the act of
Maritime Canal Company will have
hand and d«( reasiug.
not tbe slightest effect u(*m the con-
June 7, 1900.
Those authorized by
CHRISTIANS KILLED J
Iowa Republicans remembered Min­
ARKANGEMEN1 ONLY TEMPORARY •tructon of tbe canal by the United INSTRUMENT of cession signed the former act are to be sheathed and
ister Conger iu their platform.
States government. It is fully under­
coppered.
Two classes of bids art
stood that when the canal is actually
called for regarding the first three, one Prine. Chi.,'.
'1 he allied forces are marching ou
Commander Tilley Bstabllsbss a Stable for sheathing aud coppering and the
7% h I liters-at ing <ol jrt'liuii <*t I teina F roui Pekiu. and are due there iueight days. ll«we««r, the etale Irvpartmvnt Is In- authorized by the United Stat»» that
Support at P.m. Mt|i
Govsrniueat Where Berelofor«
the Nicaraguan government will have
other without it, the department re­
eHurti tu Defend the »w Line
‘ bien B.geB(led ‘
flit- Two Hs*uiÌNphrre» Presented
A workman was crushed almost V
There Was So Order.
to make terms with the United States,
serving the right to adopt either form
ns a Vfcpturjr fur La.
iu u < on<lrii»i*d Foriti.
jelly iu a Laue county, Oregon, saw­
notwithstanding any concessions it
of construction.
mill.
may have granted to other parties.
The plans will be ready for distribu­
Washington, August 5.—Commander
Ixindon, August 6._
Washington, August 3.— None of the There is a possibility that provision
New Hampshire Democrats nominat­
The weakness of the monsoon < ause«
No special dispatch from'
Benjamin F. Tillev, in charge of the tion to the bidders November 8.
protests
sal
I
to
Lave
been
made
iu
ed
Dr.
Frederick
T.
Potter
for
gov
­
anxiety iu famine-stricken India.
will b« made for concessions that have
August 3. the advau.:^
Alaska against the definition of the been grunted, in order to avoid any United States uaval station on the Isl­ bid swill be considered which propose
ern« »r.
Many Boers are surrendering and ths
and A Tutuila. Samoa, transmits iu a to furnish vessels of less than 13,409 the allies was re jh .rted there
provisional
boundary
line
have
reached
possible difficulties. It is not believed recent report to the navy department tons trial displacement for unsheathed to have reached a IN
King Victor Emanuel III, succes-or
Free State army will soon be a thing
to King Humbert, has arrived ut Washington yet, and the iwpresiion here that the Cragin-Eyre Company has upon the condition of affairs on the isl­ vessels, and less than 13,800 tons trial
of the j>ast.
T,„ r.lo.
;
prevails in the state department that my purpose iu this concession other
Twelve persona were drowned and Monza.
agitation on that subject is bused on a than to secure ruouev from the United and an “instrument of cession” exe­ displacement for sheathed, or less than other point coiroborate« o.
cuted by the chiefs of Tutuila and the 25 knots speed and a bunker capacity ment. In fact, th- <taU,i„d“*
In Germany, 3,650 officers and 20,- lack of knowledge of the exact nature
3,000 made homeless by inundations
States when tbe caual is built, Author- United States government. The docu­ of 2,000 tons. The maximum time al­ as to sav that it fears the rJ
000
meu
have
volunteered
fur
Chinese
caused by rains in Chile.
of the agreement effected between the ities on tho canal have never believed
sen ice.
United Mates and Great Britain, by that the concesei' ns obtained by this ment formally cedes aud transfers to lowed for completion is 36 mouths foi apart from preliminary lu.„
Ilressi, the assassin of King Hum­
Commander Tilley, as the representa­ each vessel, with penalties of $300 a not yet begun. Ti,.u T ’ ’“**
which
a most dangerous subject was syndicate were of any value.
Government
will
investigate
the
bert, worked in a silk mill at I’aterson,
tive of the United States government, day for each day in excess of ¡that time dated July 30 tell of an g(..
removed
negotiations
from
the
current
anarchist activity in the vicinity of
N. J., until May of thia year.
the Islands of Tutila, Auna, and all for the first mouth and $600 for eac) is termed a "recouni >issanve
between the two countries.
ft 1« Eyr«-Cragln Cones««lon Proclaims*!.
New
York.
The Populists are planning to have
For deficiency o Japanese and Chinese two
Manafua, Nicaragua, via Galveston, other islands, rocks, reefs, foreshores subsequent day.
pointed out by state department offi­
Chinese imperial government is us­
their main campaign headquarters at
cials that this provisional boundary August 5.—The Nicaraguan congress and waters lying between certain de­ speed not below’ 20 knots the vessels yond the Hsi Ku arsenal
Lincoln, Neb., with a branch at Chi­ ing diplomacy to check advance of al­ line, the running of which is said to convened last evening, and was per­ grees of latitude and longitude, namely, will be accepted at a reduced | compen­ Japansee withdrew alter ,oi2?
lies ou Pekiu.
cago.
nen|
have excited the American miners iu sonally addressed by 1’resideut Zelaya, to erect the same into a separate dis­ sation of $50,000 for each quarter knot casualties.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, liberal the Porcupine region, is not iu any who declared that the condition of the trict to be known as the district of Tu­ to 21 Si knots, and $100,000 per quartet
United States Senatoi Wellington,
The Tien Tsin correspondent m
Republican, of Marvland, announce» leader, estimates the cost of the Boer sense binding upon either party to the country, especially from the point of tila. The “instrument of cession” knot down to 20 knots.
Standard, under date of jJ,.
The vessels will have twin screws, clares that the American-«nd, 1,
that he will oppose the re election of war at $100,000,000.
modus vivendi, except as a purely tem­ finances, showed distinct improvement. was signed by the marks of 22 chiefs,
President McKinley.
Edicts of the Chinese imperial gov­ porary scheme nesigned to prevent hos­ He announced the termination of the with their seals affixed, on April 17 and be fitted throughout with the most have been ordered to tuov, f
last, immediately prior to the raising modern machinery. The main batter­ without waiting for the Brituh "
Italy deeply mourns the anaaHMiuft- ernment issued as late as July 2 order- tile conflicts between the miners aud concession to the Maritime Canal Com­
(silice forces, through lack of knowl­ pany, and formally proclaimed the ex­ of the Stars and Stripes over the naval ies will consist of four eight-inch
A Chee Foo special report,
tion of King Humbert, but the Hitua* led the Boxers to kill the Christians.
breechloading rifles of 45 caliber Americans in Pekin sad the?
edge as to their rights. The purjsise of istence of the Ey re-Cragin canal con­ htatlon at Pago Pago.
tion is quiet, and no disturbance will
Ex-Governor Roger Wolcott, ol
The provisions of the documents set length, and 14 six-inch breechloading of a letter from Dr. Cheltmu *
the arrangement as to that is fully dis­ cession, He also emphasized the gov­
attend the accession of the new king.
Mas-Hchusetts, ha» accepted the Hp-
closed by the inclusion in the modus ernment’s programme for extending forth that the chiefs of the towns shall rapid fire rifles of 50 caliber length. l’ekin, July 20, saving that on
Every fisherman <>n Fraser river, pointmeut as United States minister to vivendi of a provision in these terms: the national railroad. His speech was be entitled to retain their individual The secondary battery will consist of 18
previous dav Sir Claude Mu-Don,d
with the exception of 700 men of the Italy.
“ft is understood, as formally set received thrroughout with enthusiasm. control of the separate towns, provided three-inch breechloading rifles, 12 three- British minister, had agreed ti «
white fishermen's union at Mevestou,
It is strongly intimated that Oregon out in communications to the state de­
the same shall be in accordance with pounder guns, four one pounder auto­ providing the Chinese came no
Thrown From u Horss ami Killed.
started to work and the strike is prac­ scliisd land business is manipulated b V partment of the United States, that the
the laws of the United States concern­ matic guns, four one-pounder single
New York, August 3. — Miss Clarissa ing Tutila. It provides also that thij shot guns, two three-inch field guns, and continued: “We hoi»this -2
tically broken.
officials for the benefit of a private citizens or subjects of either power
relief, but, having again def«,«?
Blake, daughter of 8. Parkman Blake, government shall protect and respect
Russian soldiers in Manchuria have graft.
subject to this arrangement in tbe tem­
two machine guns, six automatic guns Chinese, we are fearful of tre,cJ,
a
retired
banker
of
Boston,
was
killed
the individual rights of the jieople to and two submerged torpedo tubes.
been attacked by Chinese troops aud
All are exhausted from con-timtwS
Senator Foraker says the Democrats porary jinisdiotiou of the other shall
driven southward from Mukden. Box­ have as much show of winning con- suffer no diminution of the rights aud at New Rochelle, N. Y., this after­ their land and property; and should
The limit of cost of each of the three ing, fighting and digging tnZ
noon. She went there to purchase a the government require their laud, it
ers have appeared in several towns, gross as they had of carrying Oregon privileges which they now enjoy.”
ships authorized bv the act of 1899 is The greatest credit is due ¡ofc
horse for cross-country riding, and shall take the same on payment of a
and are inciting the inhabitants to re­ last June.
Every American miner whose claim
.14 ,000,000, and each of those author­ Squiers, secretary of the United •?
picked
out
a
magnificent
bay.
She
volt.
fair consideration.
lies on the wrong side of the boundary
ized by this year’s naval bill, $4,250,- legation, whose military eipera-
mounted the animal and took several
Navy department shares the general
|
Commander Tilley visited Hose isl­ 000.
line now being drawn is, according to
_________________
After a conference with Chairman distrust that all was not well on
and energy are invaluable."
the
turns
around
a
field
and
then
started
to
<
Hanna, yesterday, Governor Roosevelt battle-ship Oregon when site i went the official view here, holding his claim try him over the hurdles. She ran and. the eastern member of the Samoan
The Shanghai correspondent ol #
NINE PERSONS INJURED.
group, which lies 70 miles to the east
by quite as sound a tenure as he en­
said he would be a private citizen dur­ ashore.
Daily News says that the connli
him to a hurdle, and the horse rose to of Mayna, hoisted the American flag
joyed before the provisional treaty was
Piece ol Iron Weighing a Ton Crashes
ing August, and that he had made no
regret the independent action
The amount of gross gold in the made, lie has neither lost nor gained it, but as he went over his hind hoofs and took formal possession.
This is
Through a Hoof.
definite arrangements for the later
by the American Association «ad #
struck
the
top
rail,
and
Miss
Blake
was
United
States
treasury
is
$131,170,
nothing
but
a
coral
reef,
and
is
of
no
in
strength
of
title
by
this
arrange
­
New Y'ork, August tl.—Three per­ Chinese Association, on tbe pwk
mouths of the campaign.
764, the highest iu the history of the ment, so he certainly has no cause for thrown. She struck on the back of value.
Very stringent resolutions
her head at the neck. Her spine was have been issued by Commander Tilley sons were seriously injured and six that it is injudicious. He 9 yg: -w
Caleb Powers, on trial foi the mur­ government.
complaint, as he would have were the
broken at the base of the brain, and she prohibiting the importation of firearms, others badly cut and bruised today by settlements being inteniatiunâl, pa
der of Governor Goebel, of Kentucky,
the falling of five heavy pieces of jealousies must disappear The
The government of Nicaragua ha» boundary line now being drawn a per­ was dead when picked up.
testified that the object in bringing
dynamite and other explosives into structural iron [from tne top of a 12-
taken
possession of tile property of the manent one. The officials here, how­
Association is of little local ind ue'
mountain men to the state cap al was
lluapital
Corp«.
Tutila. An order recently issued for­ story building in the course of con­ Presumably he refers to the Aan»
ever, are fully prepared to defend the
to show their inteiest in affairs, and Martine Canal Company aud removed I temporary boundary. and point out
Lexington, Ky., August 5.—Sergeant bids the iui|>ortatiou of wines, beers or
not to intimidate the legislature or the the company’s cars, rails and property that, so tar from having ceded to Great George Whitemeyer, of the local re­ liquors except by permission of the struction at Broadway aud YValker Asiatic Association.
to the interior (rom Greytowu.
streets. Fannie Cohen, 17 years ol
election lioard.
Tbe Hong Kong correspondent of fa
Britain an increase of territory, Great cruiting station, received telegraphic commandant.
age; Morris Belcher«, 16 years of age, Daily Express announces the irai,
Crop reports from Yakima, Wash., Britain temporarily yielded to the orders from the surgeon-general to en­
The commissioner of internal revenue
and David Waldemann, 19, were sc there from San Francisco of Ho«
Tivoli Frequenter» Fined.
at Washington has issued a cilcular and La Grande, Or , are rosy; grain is United States nineteen-twentieths of list men fol the hospital corps, consist­
badly injured they had to be taken to a for sane time resident agent in a
turning
out
jssir
in
Yamhill
county,
New
York,
August,
5.
—
Eighty-one
prohibiting the use of manufacturers
the teritory in dispute, and suffered ing of stewards, wagoners and mechan­
hospital,
aud six others were painfully
Oregou,
and
fanners
declare
they
will
of cigars, cigarettes or tobacco, when
her shipping to be kept 10 miles from ics. The order is considered significant women aud 11 men who were arrested injuied. All will recover. All of the United States of the society for ti»»
put in statutory packages, of label* abandon it (or stock raising.
the boundary line at the nearest point, of the hurried movements in the near in the Tivoli, a tenderloin resort, last injured persons|were employed by M. ormation of the Chinese empire, ca
£6,000, which will presumably is*
John Clark Ridpatli, the historian, notwithstanding the Canadian ambi< future, as the orders allow any one to night, were arxigned in tlie police court
containing ‘‘any promise of, offer of
Goldberg & Co., pocket-book manufac­
or Hny order or certificate fol any gift, is dead at New York.
serve who has a common school educa­ I here today. Two of the women were turers, who occupied the upper two ized in connection with the nioie,«
tiou to get a port on Lynn canal.
prize, premium, payment or reward.”
tion. whereaB heretofore men for hos­ fined $10 for disorderly conduct, and floors of the five-story building on against the empress dowager, a ix,
Lightning killed stock ami did other
ment quiescent since 189S until tut
pital serivce were required to have had another was sentenced to three months’
CONGER HEARD FROM.
New Orleans has quieted down after damage near Centralia, Wash.
Walker street, directly in the rear of the last few weeks.
i
imprisonment
as
a
vagrant.
The
other
some
experience.
the race riots.
A leak in drydock No. 2, Brooklyn 11 it ■ Several Weeks' I'rovlalons, But 1«
Nearly all the correspondents an
cases went over. Of the men. all were the building in course of construction.
Four heavy iron girders, each weigh­ firm the reports of a wholesale ,-asn'
• lr Edwin Arnold's Son Held.
King Humbert of Italy, was assassin­ navy-yard, has caused n great amount
•
Short of A hi in ii n it|<»n.
discharged excepting J. F. O’Conner,
San Francisco, August 5.—Julian the temporary manager of the Tivoli, ing over a ton, were being hoisted to ere of Christians outside of Pehn, i
ated at Monza.
of damage.
Washington, August 3.—The war
Christian De wet has offered to sur­
The Tsung li Y’amun refuses to de department this afternoon received two B. Arnold, son of Sir Edwin Arnold, who was held in $2,000 bail for exam­ the top of the high building. They correspondent of the Daily New (io
were being swung around to the top ol
who is in custody of a United States
render conditionally.
liver messages in cipher to the minis­ cablegrams from China.
The first marshal awaiting the result of extradi­ ination, and J. F. McAvo, the waiter, the building when they slipped out of ing the number of killed as >t«w
10,000 and 15,000, all defenseless t»
who
is
alleged
to
have
assaulted
State
read:
Thirty miners were entombed by ters at l’ekin.
tion proceedings, was not surprised to Senator Ford in the Tivoli a few nights the chains. < Three of the heavy girders verts. Imperial troops—so it is state
‘
‘
Che
Foo
(undated).
—
Corbin,
fire in a Mexican mine.
Italian troops took the oath of alleg­
learn that his partner. Thn-.-a« Bolton ago, and against whom Seuator Ford crashed through 11 floors to the base­ —did the dastardly work.
France fears a |s>ssible eoulition be­ iance to their new king at Rome among Washington—Tien Tsin, July 27. — A Sisme, had been held for trial in I>>u- appeared as the complaining witness. ment. and the fourth stuck at the sec­
According to the Shanghai son»
message just received from Conger don. He laid that the fact that only
much euthusiasm.
tween Japan and China.
ond floor. Over 100 workmen were at
says; ’Since July 16, by agreement, $10,000 bail was asked showed that th« McAvo was held in $100 bail for ex­ work in the building, but they escaped spondent of the Times, one ofthemea-
A dispatch received at Rome say«
here of the Tsung li Y’amun luentite
General Otis justifies the killing of
there has been no firing. I have pro­ action was not serious. He said that amination tomorrow, his counsel stat­
injury. When the big boom of the der­ by United States Consul Hoodoo» u
the Chinese government is holding 600
89 Filipino bandits in Mindanao.
visions for several weeks, but little his father was not at outs with him, ing that he desired to bring counter
Europeans as hostages.
rick was released from the girders it having been beheaded for pro-fungi
charges against Senator Ford.
ammunition. All safe and well.’
A Wisconsin syndicate has bought
and that the affairs of the firm were
swung around and struck a 14-footiron tendencies was Captain Ilsu Cto*
It
is
officially
announced
that
no
‘‘1 (Daggett) report that the Hllied
19,1)00 acres of timber land in Idaho.
New Jersey Laws Adequate.
upright, snapping it off ami throwing formerly minister to Russia. Tbew
citizen loses rights through the recent forces will soon advance. There is being settled. If he is not ext radited,
hs proposes to stay here.
A Loudon |>aper makes serious marking of the teiii|suary Alaska Iriuud-
New Y’ork. August 5.—Governor in over the side of the building. This respondent says the empress dow«j8
practically
no
looting
by
the
Ameri
­
charges against New Y’ork immigration ary line.
Voorhees, of New Jersey when asked if piece weighed over a ton. It crashed ordered his execution on the advice J
Lont In WoiKlerlnnd.
cans, and no unnecessary killing. The
officials.
Helena, Mont., August 5.—J. R. the state authorities would make any throuhg the roof of the Walker street Li Hing Hong.
Chinese troops bombarded lllagve- India arrived July 26. Order McCann,
Plans are on foot to establish a gen­ stehetisk, the capital of Amur, July 26 Slailen, both Allens, Mitchell and Piper, cashier of the First National investigation of the anarchists in New building, where 30 people were at work
Li Hung Chang has been tnfomd
eral transportation at Governor's and 28. The Russians have burned Brice to join regiment here.
bank at St. Mary’s, who was one of a Jersey or try to stop the promotion of on the top floor. They were buried in from Pekin that Prince Ching’s oay
1 »land.
party going through Yellowstone park, their cause, replied that the laws are the debris. Those who were not badly prominent supporters in his peace pol­
•DAGGETT.”
several villages.
The second rend: "Che Foo.—Cor­ is lost in Wonderland. He strayed well observed now in New Jersey and hurt made a rush for the tire escape, icy are General Y’ung Lu and Wug
National quarantine has been de­
The Anti-Imperialistic League has
amply sufficient to cover the anarchy leaving a number of women who had Wen Shao, president of the board of
clared agaiust Cape Nome aud Dutch written Senator Hoar a letter condemn- bin. Washington. Tien Tsin, Julv 30. away on Monday from the rest of the issue. If any transgressions of the
fainted and the injured persons lying revenue, whose influence is small.
—The Flintshire arrived July 27. Two party at the Fountain 1 icvser hotel, and
Harbor.
lug him for his decision to support
at last accounts no trace of him had lawn were committed, the state will helpless on the floor.
hundred
and
fifty-seven
of
the
Ninth
DEFIED BRITISH NATION.
An "astounding American intrigue” President McKinley for re-election.
Alfred Norton, foreman in charge of
infantry are sick. Two doctors, 100 been found. A detachment of troupe take prompt action, and the offenders,
is alleged to have been discovered in
The treasury departnieut is sending hospital corps men Hiid 20 signal men is assisting in the scan h for the miss­ when proved to be such, will be prose­ the iron workers, was arrested on a Hr. Tanner, of C«rk, Crests« « Sctwl* I
Bhang hai.
The governor charge of criminal neglect and arraign­
out the new 2 per cent bouda issued to are needed. There is unavoidable de­ ing man. His friends fear that his cuted and punished.
Parliament.
did not seem pleased at the imputation ed in the Center street court. He was
A Kansas stockman is "wanted’ for take the place of the old issue. Of lay in unloading the transputts. For­ mind became unbalanced.
London,
August
6.—Once mere Dr.
that anarchists were being sheltered in parolled until tomorrow.
extensive fraud iu disposing of second the latter, $320,680,000 have been sur­ eign troops are arriving.
Charles Tanner, Nationalist ntate
Aahantee Campaign.
his state.
mortgages.
rendered.
Hunting for a Lost Son.
“DAGGETT.”
of parliament for the middle divite*
Beekwai. Ashantee, August 5.—
The official confirmation of the news
>t. Louin, August 6.—Christopher of Cork, has been suspended; and. •■'
Boel General Priusloo, with 5,099
Au undated message received at Tien
Yellow Fever In Florida.
Major
H.
R.
Beddoes,
with
100
men
and
Margaret
O
’
Neil,
traveling
with
men, surrendered unconditionally to Tsiu from Minister Conger confirms tlie that Minister Conger is safe aud well, and two guns, started July 24 to locate
Key West, Fla., August 5.—Dr.
though in this instance the eii.pennte
the British.
previous report of his safetv. The coupled with the statement that he has the enemy’s war camp. The camp war Porter, Florida's state health officer, their live children in search of an 18- was only for one night, it »as arce»-
Lady Randolph Churchill was mar­ minister has provisions tor several provisions for several weeks, and that found, the warriors numbering 3.00C who is now in this city, received today year-old son, Charles, who disappeared plished by scenes that would have do*
the firing on the legation has ceased,
from Dr. Weedon, medical representa­ from his home in Pittsburg, Pa., more credit to the most disorderly lejiiia-
ried to Lieutenant George Cornwallis- weeks, but is short of animuuitiou.
was welcome iutelligeuce. The infor­ to 4,000 men, three days’ marching tive of the lioard at Tampa, a message than a year ago, are stopping here for
West in Loudon.
All late nqsrrts from Pekin agree mation trom Colonel Daggett was east of Motnpoesei.
ture in the world. After opposing»
Several hours’
» few days. The members of the fam­
Ex-Director of Posts Rathlsinc was that the attack ou th«« legations has promptly telegraphed to President Mc­ fighting resulted in the defeat of the announcing two cases of yellow fever in ily, who are traveling overland in two vote in supply at today’s -ewwn. Dr.
A.hautees against a stubborn resist­ that city, aud saying he believed tbe
Tanner was appointed a teller. Sute-
arrested at Havana for the inlxuau of ceased. The Japanese minister writes Kinley at Canton.
under date of July 19 that the Chinese
ance.
Major l’eddoes’ losses were infection to be general. Dr. Porter at wagons, have covered 617 miles since quent to the division the chairman an­
government money.
The last message which canie from
they
left
their
home
in
Pittsburg,
last
once wired Dr. Weedon to place quar­
A railroad bridge was horned in authorities are apparently disposed to Minister Conger was that obtained heavy. He and Lieutenant Phillips antine restrictions on all travel to and April. Mrs. O’Nail says their journey nounced tnat Dr. Tanner had jro«)
negotiate.
and
Swaby
were
severely
wounded.
insulted him on account of tbeappm1'
throguli
the
intermediary
of
Minister
Bat-s county, Oregon, and caught »u
form Tampa. It is believed that the will not end until their son is found.
meut, and that, iu conseqenc«. M
lu moving all address to th«> queen Wu. and was supposed to be dated the Thirty men were also wounded. More
excursion train out.
Cut
in
Wagei.
disease can be confined to Tampa.
would suspend him for the remniid«
w ith reference to the assassination of 18th, belore which time uothiug had troops will be necessary before the cam­
Senator Clark acknowledges that he
Joliet, Ill., August 6. —It is reported of tbe sitting.
paign can possibly finish.
Klug Humbert, laird Salisbury de­ come since June 12.
Man Francisco Italian».
contributed a large sum to the Demo­
that a straight cut of 15 per cent ha»
Gesticulating wildly, Dr. Tanner de
clared iu the British house of lords
San Francisco, August 5. — The Ital­ been ordered in wages by the American
German Tranaporti '•all.
cratic campaign fund.
tied the chairman, the house anite
Four Girl* Drowned.
that society is threatened by the depth
Bremerhaven, August 5.—The Ger­ ians of Sau Francisco met last night Steel A Wire Company. The reduc­
German papers condemn Emperor of humau villainy that is beneath its
Ocean City, N. J., August 3. — Four man transports Rhein and Adria sailed and gave expression ot tbeir feelings on tion, it is said, will effect every em­ whole English Dation. Amid a deal«-
William's instructions to his troops to suface.
girls, none over 30 years old, were fur China today, with the staff of the the aaxassination of King Humbert. A ploye. No official information can be ing roar he declared that the chaira.aa
give no quarter iu China.
was “merely one ol the premier • ina-
The fact that the ministers at Pe­ drowned in the surf here today. They expeditionary corps uuder General von cablegram of sympathy was sent to the obtained here, although it is understood ione.” He then exclaimed: ' I dm
Yuan, the governor of Shan Tung, kin are held as hostages p«*rplexes the were: Virginia aud Elsie Iavwe, ol Loaaal
Emperor William and the Minister of foreign affairs to be com­ the order went into effect yesterday. the whole lot of you. 1 throw that »
assures Oonsnl Fowler at Che Foo that allies. It is feared that if the inter­ Germantown, Pa.; Jeuuie and Bertie •uiprees visited both vessels on the
eve municated to the royal family and it About 2,000 employed in local mills your teeth. As an Irishman, I '*'*
the ministers were alive July 24.
national forces advance the Chinese Lousdale, of Wiudtuere. Pa. They of thsir departure, aud bade the offi­ was decided to hold memorial services are concerned.
the house with greater pleasure“1*1
Shong says General Tung Gub Sang will, if defeated, rvtieat to Pekiu and were iu bathing in the breakers when cers adieu They were enthusiastically here on the day of tbe monarch’s
Gale In United Kingdom.
I ever entered it.”
threatens to kill all members of th« put all tlie rviiiaimug foreigners to they were carried out by a heavy un­ received.
funeral. C. F. Serra, the Italiau con­
London, August 6.— A severe gale ii
Then, while staid members rc*
legations if the allies advance upon death.
dertow. Their screams for help at
sul at this port, is now in Rome, and
raging throughout the United King­ their seats aud tried to I
’ '"
Pekin.
traded the attention of a lifeguard,
he
was
instructed
by
cable
to
represent
A Urge number of young men of
Th« (Tilled Mate« government favors
dom. Channel traffic is suspended, teraDees. Dr. Tauuer still yelled J
Ten lavrsous were injured, two or an lmm«>diate advance upon Pekin, but w ho succeeded iu bringing the youug Martinique have petitleued Prseident the local culouv at the funeral.
causing much inconvenience to thous­ ance aud went out.
more fatally, by premature explosion of its representations are answered from women ashore. The Lowe sisters were Luobet of France, for arma ami pa--ak’e
ands of excursionists who wished to
Louisville's Population 7»..731.
Krucsr Proinl»«-« In.l. u""1’
a canuon at the Illinois encampment Europe that the cam|>aigu cannot l>e dead. The lonsdale girls showed sign» to enable them to provee.I to »outh
take advantage of the August bank hol­
Pretoria, August 6. — preside»*J'*’’
of
life,
and
doctors
were
speedily
sum
­
Washington,
August
5
—
The
census
of National guard*.
Africa
to
tight
(or
the
Boers.
Iwgun I«'(ore the last week in August.
office today announced the population iday. Rain and wind have done much ger and Commandant-General H*
A missionary who started for Pekin General Chaffee haa full (tower, and moned sud did all they could to save
Several have issued a proclamation protvi*1»
Tb» voast regl n ol Geotgia is to havt of Louisville. Ky., to be 204,731, an damage in the provinces.
got as tar ns the walls of the city, but the government has isinfideuce in his theit lives, but to no purpose. They
small vessels have gone ashore, and
was stopped by Tartar troops
Ke ability to meet auy situation that may both died while tlie doctors were try- • sogar refiusry. the first one in the increase of 42,602 over the census of many others have l>een obliged to seek to pay all damage done to farms br
1890.
ug to restore them.
«tat«. It is to he locawd m Blaxley.
British provided the burgheia remali
learned nothing of the foreigners' fate. arise.
refuge in the harbors.
with the commandos.
Will Br Burird In Kam*.
Cuban Klrrtlon in Septembers
six Dead and Many Injured.
Inventory of the 1st« vice-president
Rome, Augu-t 4.—The niinister
Boi l'iancon. the opera singer, sings
Forest Fires.
Glanders Among Cavalry llorss«
Hobart's estate showshim to have l-een
Chi. ago, August 4. —A special to ths
Washington,
August 3.—The war de havs uuatiime - v .’ecide I thst the lio-ly
s
w
hole
opera
tu
admirable
tiermau
Los Angeles, Cal., August 6.—Great
worth $2,628,942.
partment
has
issued
an
order
for
a
Record
from
Tampico.
Mexico,
says:
Ban
Francisco, August 6.—
?( Klug Humbert »hall re.t in Rome
with, ut iiuderstauding a word of that
general election to be held in Cuba on Fiftren thousati I troops will pay thv As a result of the enconuter which took forest tires continue to burn in the Si­ has broken out amoDg the bors*« •* _
I’he National Telephone A- Telegraph language.
erra
Madre
mountains.
A
report
from
the thirvf Saturday of September, to last hen rs.
place at Donua Cecilia, a fashionable
Company, with an authorised capital
Presidio stables, belonging to the '
New Y'ork Chinese have issued a elect delegates to a con vent Ion to be
suburb of this ity. yesterday. I>etween l amp Sturtevant says that although ous cavalry regiments and s*“1
Of $50.000,000, has filed articles of in-
the
fire
does
not
threaten
the
camp
at
proclamation saving bom of them are held in Havana on the tint Monday of
cor|«>ration at Trenton, N.J.
A fruit grower at Central rolnt. Or., 60 Bahama negroes aud a force of Tam-
shipment to Chnia on the horse w»D
Thia convention is to clears his orchard of «ml fall apples pico police, aided by a company of much as it did a week ago. there still ports Aztec and Strathgyle. •"*
lion. H. E. Ester, justice of the from the tril.ee involved in Boxer dis­ November.
remains
much
work
for
the
fire
fight
­
turbances.
frame »ml adopt a constitution for the bv driving a bunch of hogs through it. soldiers from the government barrack«
euce of glanders was discovsW“
,
United '•tales district court of Hawaii,
All app.es which have dropped will here, four negroes and two soldiers ers to do. Unless the flames are soon morning, and eight infected
has appointed Walter B. flailing, of
A ranch of 350 acre*, with ‘.'(bl, (bio people of Culm.
checked
a
large
area
of
the
San
Gabriel
be eateu by the hogs, also the worms in have died from their wounds, aud 21
were shot. Tbe commanding -
Portland, Me., a nephew of I Seuator chicken» and an output of 30.1MX1.1KH)
You needn’t go to war to t«r»t yonr th-' apples—w hi.h were the direct negroes are suffering from wounds, forest reserve, in addition to the 15 or has received orders to spare 00
Perkins, of California, clerk of bi» eggs a year will be eetal llshed at Man-
20
square
mile»
already
devastated,
several of them will die.
courage, have your teeth fixed.
'•use of the aiq e* dropping.
or expense in stamping out the o
court.
aaqnaa, N.J.
will be laid waste.
To W»p.»rl on <lrf|.»n'i l>s*«i»go.
l’orto Klrwn».
before it can become epidemic.
California hop grower* have
The price of cotton ha» advanced
Washington, August 3. — The navv
Mn Juan Porto Rico, August 5.—T.
Washington. August «.-Surgeon-
an a»-ociatlon to regulate the
materially owing to the Chinese war
O.srwh.lmlngly Itais^ers«!«-
department has sent instructions to
Alexander, the representative of th« General Wyman, of tbe marine hos­
and demand and control the outpot.
ami the scarvitv in the crop.
Constructor Ruben, who sailed from
Hawaiian Planters’ Association, who pital service, received a dispatch from
Raleigh,
N. C.. August 6
The Catb. lic legation at Washington '«u Francisco n the N^q-n Msru
Miao Fickle and Mr. Coy were mar­
has been here for some time, sailed for surgeon J. H White, confirming the 'rom the election indicate that
ried in Grundy county. Kan , racentlv. ha* issued a list of the church minions about two weeks ago, to tn«pe, t the
New Y'ork yesterday. Mr. Alexander, press reports of yellow fever in Mills
s elei ted governor by a majoritv
Among the wedding guests was test in China, showing boy,360 converts liattle ship Oregon, now in drydock at
who has traveled all over the isiaud isvro countv, Fla. r-urgeon White ha« ween 55,000 and #0,000. I'-'- “**
hav
•
lieen
made
and Coatee.
K re, Japan, .«nd make a report f (|he
aud |»r«uaded many Porto Rican« to le.t for tbe scene of tbs outbreak ac-
hairuian Simmons says it wi..
.
>enor Mlvela, the >pam»h premier,
Merchants and manufacturers of Chi- damage «he has sustained. He «nper-1
emigrate to the Hawaiian ialanda, satj cvmpamsd^y the state health officer. 60.000. The legislature wh. < ’
«ay that no Spanish wsr veeeels will •g<*. >*• Louis. Kansas City and other Intendevi a portion of the construction
he believe« they will ptvve good work­
sleet a successor to Senator
San Sebastian. Angast #.—WI mb the (Populist) will be four-fifth-’ k*
go to China. >paiu having no interests places are making plans for big trade­ #f th« Oregon, and on that account is
ers aud creditable citnens of Hawaii.
to defend in the extreme orient.
boom business meetings.
particularly tilted to make a report on
He left I’W'al agents with power to con­ 'paniah cruiser Infanta Isabel was cratic in both branches.
L*s*>*_. i
for Arch*^‘> "n« of het
Mr. Ruben goes to Ma­
tact with »migrants. Hi« plans, how.
lav st year there were coined 33,00^-
Uermisaion has f-een obtained from the damage
turns indicate that the De
7,14 ©j
boiler»
gave
way
and
tbs
----- —J escaping have at least 3* • :©‘f 5"
ever, seem to he undeveloped as tbe
000 n >re pennies than in the year t* tile csar to establish a a rt of Y'ouug nila to relieve Constructor Hobson,
•team
»«aided
JI
_
___
w
sailors, killing one S3 out of 1J0 n • nbers of ’he ""J
IQ< '». in • k Hasting transpo rtation for those whom be naa
fore. and the coinage of nickels, dlnie^ Men's Christian asms-lati.ai aimug rail­ whose illness nvceasitatsd trentuient at
and W100. V injuring Mi «¿'n
th« hospital tn Nagasaki.
engagé has not been arTauge.1.
The Cauntiea yet to hear from »r' *,iJ*
«o.
quarters and halves Increased largely. road employes in Russia.
cruller postponed be riparlare
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