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EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. LATER AGUINALDO'» NEWS. «Illa l«p,i PROCLAMATION. Braud» Il as a Clumsy I IS ICCEWD IS FUT LADRONES ir« Plnndvriug OF and LEYTE Fullowing OflTaa- «MON IS IUI® •iva Tacli««- Th» United Stat»» ha. answered th» Forgery. Manila, Oct. 15. —The west coast of French note. caaruiLi bkuí . Colorado Spring*, Col., Oct. 18 — Roosevelt denounced the Deom cratic Louis K. Ehrich, a meniEier of the Na State Department’s Reply to the island of Leyte is in a state of tur Spreading of the Revo,t moil The rebel ladrones are actively Canada Decides to Sell Crown issue uf militarism. tional executiv« xunmittee of the An- .... OREGON. EUGENE plundering, the disturber« following Southern China. * French Note. ti-lmperlalist League, today received British ministerialist, hold 857 seat. Mining Lands. jtfeusive tactics, raiding and attack a telegram from Sixto Lopez, in Bos t aU'i the opp «1’ion 205. ing and then returning to tne garrison- ton, oue of U>a foremost Filipinos and Horse buyet. for German gov *rn- a man who stands near Agumaldo, THREE RESERVATIONS ARE MADE ed towns, while the Americans pursue FEAR OUTBREAK IS TBg (¡;y meut are in Eastern Oregon. THE MM BEK IS 5.000 TO 10,000 them to the mountains. General Ma- denying emphaticallv the authenticity ji. a s officers are surrendering and his A geuergl uprising is expected ÍD of the proclamation purporting to have soldiers, attempting to escape to Samar ■Is District» In th. w.l H»| w the southern province, of China. been issued by Aguinaldo in January, A» tj Ih» Prrmansul Legatiou Guard, B» Au I n Ir reati ug Cuiiurtlun uf Item« iruia in boats, are being captured, and hie r.ctur. Ar. NUW th, H> ‘' **» 1899, in which the Philippine leader ' Mgr. Chapelle argues for retention of LHamMUtliug uf Furie au«l Hold th« Two Heuiitpherei f*resented organization broken up. The captured *»f th. K«b.u. ’ instructed hie followers to occupy the churi-h property iu the Philippines. ing uf Kuad tu F«klu. iu a Cuudeuird Furio. guerrillas and ladroues, when ques house tops along the line which the Au eight-year-old t-oy < f Roseburg, tioned. stated that ou the Sth instant American soldiers should follow in en Hong Kong. Oct. 15.-th* Or., wa* killed accidentally while play Washington, Oct. 13.—The reply o* 30 Americans attacked 45 rebels, riffed Sea’tle, Oct. 11.—Advices from tering Manila, him ! urging them to , Bryan made 14 speeches in Southern ing with a rifle. Sun Yat Sen. according to d, the state dpeartment to the French their stronghold iu Camarines province Dawson, dated September 25, state pour oil aud boiling water on the sol Illinois. * Two from Canton, has unfui|e(j One man was kille<1 aud 12 injure«! that the sale of the crown claims in the diers. ’lhe allevad instructions further note, relative to the basis of Chinese aud route«! them, killing 10. flag m the important town^'i* Tha Chinese court refuses to return iu a riot iu the anthracite region a’ Klondike country was to begin Octo* incited the Filipino« to use speais, i negotiations, was made public today. Americans were killed and three Chou, on East river. Tiii ’ to Pekin. wounded. Twenty members of the Hazleton, l’a. ber 2 aud last for several weeks, and which would leave the head of the It reads as follows: given rise to considerable e’xc^ C* "The secretary of state to the French Thirty-second infantry, in an engage France is anxious to annex Yunnan Mrs. Ann Jane Darrah, of Liberty, to begin aagin November 2. The gold weapon iu the body of the victim when Sent to Mr. Thie- ment on the 10th instant, in Batan iu military circles iu v<u, charge d’Affairs, province. Or., an aged and blind wornau, was commissioner of the district estimates the shaft was withdrawn, and urged 1900. Memoran- province, had one man Killed and four l-elieved the object in rai.-m/,^ ‘‘J baut, October 12, the number of claims to be sold at be ither and varied forme of torture of Russian troops may withdraw from burueil to death. in V\ el Chou is to deuu le r..? dum: wounded. tween 5.000 and 10,000. Men were Lopez ’ s tela the American soldiers. .Manchuria. troops, ■> that thev An aeronaut fell from a balloon at the United "The government of The Philippine commission, of which at work all the latter part ot Septem- .’ram is addressed to Mr. Ehrich aud < hamberlain is mentioned as a pos Gay’s Mills, Wis., and was iu.tantly of France in States agrees with that Judge Taft is president, today passed lie? ascertaining the exact number. reads: London, Oct. 15,-The TimM k sible successor of Salisbury. killed. It was his 321st ascension, to be obtain- eight bills of minoi importance, one To do this the titles of all the claims “Boston. Mass., Oct. 12.—The proc- recognizing as the object the following from Houg Kong- of China ap- ed from the government The ministerial majority in the Brit providing for a civil increase of salaries Thomas Sheridan, 50 years old, a la in the district, about 20,000, hail to l*> tarnation to which you refer is a cium- "The situation in th • Wei l| propriate reparation for the past and ish parliament will lie from 159 to 160. borer employ«! in a shingle mill at looked up. The claims are nearly all sy forgery, which la only believed I f several municipal officials, includ fecture is serious. In six .iutrieu? substantial guarantees for the future. Fairhaven, Wash., was run over by a ing school tlecher*, appropriating $7,- creeks and old timers at Dawson be bitter opponents, It is the work, n Trades Council orders strike on Seat "The president is glad to perceive in 500 in gold for the construction of a cities are in the hands ,-t th* ¿ J* lieve that many of them are rich. tle's buildings. Over 1,1*99 m> are train au«l killed. loubt, of the Spaniards or the monks, the basis of negotiations put forward garbage crematory at Manila an *or If an outbreak should occur iu <• ‘*‘l All the claims that the public will who try to create ill feeling between id,.- its suppression would be dulleult'1'1'"' The American marines from l’ekiu in the memorandum of October 4 the the reorganization of the auditor’s The Boers now occupy Wepner, as have arrived at Taku, where they will not purchase will be thrown open for the Americana and the Filipinos to the spirit that has animated the declara Berlin, Oct. 15.-A .hsp;lteh well as Rouxville and Ficksburg, iu be joined by the Tien Tsin battalion, relocation 30 days after the list is pub discredit of toe latter, No such dis- tions heretofore made by all the |«>w- Office. The Wright bill, asking for $1,000,- here today from Shanghai -avt ' ’ lished. Na oue Knows much about the graceful or diabolical proelaamtiuu and sail ou the Indiana for Cavite. Orange River colony, and the Biitish »» ers interested and would be pleased to 000 in gold for the completion of serious view |a taken at Field claims, as to whether they are rich or are attempting to surround them. The wife ot a minister at Atchison, not. but it is believed that some have was ever issued by Aguinaldo. see the negotiations begun immediately Spain’s plans for Manila harbor im Count von Waldersee’s he.dou,^ Sixto Lopes ’ s telex th in was called Five persons were killed aud 75 in Kan., jumped into a cistern with her thousands, and perhajm millions, bid forth by a query sent to him by Mr. upon the usual verification of creden provements, elicited comment from one in Den Tsin, of the revul.ti-2? were iu them. jured iu a railway collision at Karls- 3-year-old child and both representative of Manila’s Interna movement. At Canton a false a, ' Ehrich as to the authenticity of the al tials. "It may be convenient to enumerate tional Chamber of Conimeice to the October 7 caused tie Chitmi» otu~* thor. Germany. The acciiient was one drowned. The woman was insane. leged proclamation. The News In l*NW«on. to an error in signaling. Oue official the clauses of the memorandum and effect that, as the merchants had long to protest aaginst any oceBp.tlu?J The result of the first day of regis Victoria, B. C„ Oct. 11. — News that to add some observations dictated by been paying a special impost fund to Chinsese territory. The Yauk-t* , has been arrested. PECULIAR INSURANCE SUIT. tration in Chicago for the presidential the lb,minion government has decided the attitude of the United States iu the this end, the merchants should belong rove, the dispatch adds, openly af5 * Five thousand pilgrims assembled at election, which ««curs next month, to offer for sale all government claims Mau Want» Io Recover l-ollcy on Wife present circumstances: to the laiard controlling the construc that tflev will oppose anv ad’vane,?, the St. Nikandei monastery, in the shows that 285,361 voters entered their in the Klondike, has been received Whom lie Hllrilrrrd, “First—The punishment of the tion; and that asthe United Stateshad the Germans_into Shan Tung pruvinc* Porkhoff district. St. Petersburg, for names on the registration books. The with much joy ill Dawson, as it means Philadelphia, Oct. 13. — A suit to re guilty parties who may be designated collecte«! $3,000,000 since its occupa- a religious festival. During the night first day four years ago 293,507 voters the development of some of the best cover insurance upon the life of his by the representatives of the powers at CENSUS OF PORTO RiC0. oue of the upper flisirs ixillapsed and registered. property in the Yukon valley. The wife, whom he killed December 31, Pekin. The Chinese government has tio bv imposts for har'ior improvements, many of those sleeping there fell upon he failod to see the necessity for the A cablegram received from Cotnmi*- claims to lie offered included all the al 1893, lias been commenced iu this city already indicated its intention to pun appropriation of insular funds and sug Only «5 Per Cent of PwpulstU,, those l>el<iw. A paniu was caused by a sioner-General Peck, at Paris, contains ternate claims that have reverted to tloiialljr UuallH»<l to Vo«., false alarm of tire, and four men and 36 an announcement >f final results ob- the crown from various causes. It is by Professor S. C. Shortridge, who is ish a number of those res|>onsihle for gested the u«e of a special (and. The Washington. Oct. 15.—The r*n. women were crushed to death, many tained at the exposition by the coun estimated that there are between 8,990 now residing at Kennett square, iu the recent disorders. The represents discussion was deferred until Fiiday. Cheater county. The suit, which is to census of 1’orto Rico has developed tin others being seriously injured. tries iu the way of awards. The Unit and 10,000 such claims iu the Klon recover the sum of $77,022 from the lives of the powers at Pekin may sag AN ANARCHIST’S CONFESSION. fact that there are 201,071 gest additions to that list when neg« Arrangements for building 3,000 ed States received 2,475 awards; Ger dike. Provident Life & Trust Company, is tiations are entered. voting age iu the island, bnt thstnnh freight cars for the Baltimore Ar Ohio many, 1,826; Great Britain, 1,117; A amhhm I ii Brest!’« Ar<*ompll<*t Tell« ol oue of the most remarkable in the his 25 per cent aie edui-atioually qn,;,^ “ Second — The continuance of the in LOST IN THE DESERT. The United States the American Plot«. railroad by the Pullman Company, at Russia, 1.418. tory of life insurance. The tragedy terdiction against the importation of to vote. The native-born whit« j Pullman, 111., has been completed. leads not only in lhe grand total, but New York, Oct. 1’5.—A dispatch tc the island number 120,21*5, »ndth- . It is not understood that thia Fwrap«* of Binger Hermann*« which ended the the life Mrs. Short arms. Iso in all grades of awards, from Narrow Brother The contract calls for 2,500 box. cars, ridge was enacted in Media. Several interdiction is to be permanent and thr the Journal and Advertiser from Koine, ored natives 73,010. The Sp»uurtl and Two Other«. each with a capacity of <10,090 pounds, grand prize» to merely honorable men Chicago, Oct. 11. — A dispatch to yeais before Professor Shortridge had duration of it aud the details of its reg says: The anarchist Bertollani. ar who now live iu the island nuat« anil 500 flat cars. The total cost of the tion. the Chronicle from Phoenix, Aria. come to Me.lia with his wife and fam ulation seem a proper subject of dis rested at Milan as a suspected accom 5,662, and whites born iu other c-m. rolling stock will be $1,865,000. This plice of Breaci, has made a confession tries are 2,104. Referring to the mooted purchase ol says: ily, and established what was known cussion by the negotiators. is the second large order for freight the Danish West Indies by the United as the Media academy for young men. Of the whites of Porto Rican him “Third—Equitable indemnities for about anarchist plots. cousin of Mark Hanna, 1. B. Hanna, equipment given by the Baltimore A States, the Copenhagen correspondent “I have known about these plots for 35,39 > were liteiate, forming 29.4 For several years the venture was sue- the governments, corporations and pri superintendent of forest reset ves for Ohio management within the last week. of the Daily Telegraph says: "The re cessfnl, the school having a high-class vate individuals. This is an object a long time,” he said. "It was 1 whe cent of this class. Of the colored, 1!. The first order was for 6,000 steel cars, newed negotiations will riwult, I be Arizona and New Mexico; A. F. Her- patronage. Then Mrs. Shorrridge died. desired by all the powers. The Rus sent the letter to the crown prosecutor 576 could read, or 17.2 per cent of Land Commissioner uiann, brother ol to cost $11,900.000. lieve, iu the purchase. The opposition Binger lleriuanu, and W. E. Price, In November, 1893, Professor Short sian government has suggested that in at Naples, warning him in advance that race. Under the educational mim Having fuuud the natives of Tutuila party in the Danish parliament favors had a thrilling expeiience and almost ridge married Miss Dixon Joues. case of protracted divergence of views Italian anarchists were coming from qualification, therefore, the numtw tit to serve as policemen ami maintain the transaction, but urges the govern lost their lives on the desert between Shortly after his second marriage, the this mutter might be commended to America to kill the king, but they paid entitled to vote in the island suoldh peace awl order, Commander B. F. ment to obtain a larger price than the the grand canyon of the Colorado and professor began to act strangely. The the consideration of the international no attention to mv letter. At an an 47,973, or 25 per cent oi tne Tilley lielteves they would make excel United States has previously offered. the Utah state line. When within 40 night of the killing, six weeks after court of arbitration of The Hague. The archist meeting in Paterson. N. J., born males of voting age, snnjiw lent soldiers to man the fortifications It is underst'sid that America wishes miles of Lee’s Ferry they camped for the marriage, Profeasor Shortridge in president thinks this suggestion worthy seven men were selected to kill kings cont of all inales of voting age. of l’augo l’augo harbor, lu private to use St. Croix as a naval coaling the night and their horses escaped. vited inn wife to go out with him for a the attention of the powers. and chiefs of states. One ot them was In the cities of San Juar and |'-iM letters to officers on duty he lias indi station.” alloted to kill McKinley or Bryan dur is concentrated a consderable part of Bierce was lost from the party and walk. A sii< rt distance from the house “ Fourth — The organization iu Pekin cated that they would make effective I do the foreign element of the islaiJ. ig Bryan concluded his tour of Illiuoia. after journeying over burning sands all be shot her through the heart aud then of a permanent guard for the legations. ing the presidential campaign. artillerymen. To enlist a regiment of attempted suicide, but was disarmed, The government of the United states uot know the name of the man who here, if anywhere, will the reetn-nn day. Hanna was so exhausted that he Cecil Rhodes will re-enter politics. natives, it would be necessary to ob could not proceed. Hermann coutin- lu the trial which followed, Professor is unable to make any permanent en was assigned to this duty. The recent of the suffrage to the literates girt t* tain special authority from congress. T he empress dowager is said to be ued his search for water, which he dis Short ridge was acquitted on the gagement of this nature without th< Chicago plot Was independent of that foreign-born an advantage. It is wf The natives w ho are acting as police ill. covered five miles further on. ile le- ground of insanity, and was confined authorization of tlie legislative brauc'^ ,uc* hatched at Paterson. I believe other therefore, to examine the condition,« men were enlisted by Commander '141- ha^ plots having the same object, have been these two cities. In the cities of* name hi« own suoce*- turned with water to Hanna who was iu an asylum until a year ago. Roberts will but in the present emergency we ley as landsmen. I It is likely, how- organized in the United States. An Juan aud l’once tlie limnberof per® unconscious and almost dead. The ■or. stationed in Pekin an adequate lega- ever, that a force of I marines will be ROW AT MATANZAS archists have killed kings and queens, 21 years of age aud over, and whoui following ilav a cowlajv discovered tiou guard. Colville Indian reservation is openeil l ’ augo Bango. permanently stationed at now they should kill a president of a read, are distributed as follows: li Hanna and Hermann wandering aim- General Fight Between American C»V- "Fifth—The dismantling of the forts republic to show the world that for an San Juan, 1,925 native white«, l,ID The Boars are active iu Drange River for settlement. leealy Hbout the desert and directed airy and Cuban Folice. at laku. The president reserves the Roosevelt sjsike to an immense atidi- them to their destinaiton. A search Colony. archists there are neither monarchies Spanish-born, 592 born in other eiM- Havana, Oct. 13.—At Matanzas yes expression of his opinion as to this nor republics, and that a king is at em-e iu St. laiuis. tries, and 1,822 colored. Io Ponce ing party later found Pierce, frantic Roosevelt spoke to two big meeting» terday a Cuban policeman interfered measure pending the receipt of further oheap us a president.” there are 2,190 native whites, Wi Canada will sell crown miuing with thirst. The three men were taken with two members of the Second Unit information in regard to the situation in Chicago. Spanish-born, 268 horn in otoet c- mi- to Flagstaff Monday. clams in Klondike. Transport Broke l»<>wn. in China. ed states lavidry. The quarrel culmi Japanese troops are withdrawing Seattle, Oct. 15. — Major Ruhlen, tries and 1,265 colored. General Brooke urges reorganisation nated in a general tight between the po “Sixth—The military occupation of fiom China. CONGER HAS A LIST. It appears that in the city of San of the army ou modern lines. lice ami soldiers, who arrived upon the two or three points on the road from assistant quartermaster here, has been Bourke Cockrell discussed the issues Juan the native whites and the colored notified by the quartermaster-general More High < hlnrxe OHI c I h I s Mmkrtl fur seen* simultaneously. After the police Tien Tsin to Pekin. The same obser- Conger has priqiareil a list of Chinese in T<*|wka, Kansas. I* <1 II l«ll 1114‘Mt. had shot Trooper Turey, of Troop D, vation which has been made in refer- that the Kangtse, the freighter under each outnumber the foreign element. officials that should lie punished. In Pence this proportion i- eien grat 'I'he battleship Texas may be perman Washington, Oct. 11.—The cabinet oue other soldier ami one civilian, a ence to No. 4 applies also to this pro)>o- charter to carry animals aud supplies Idaho Soldiers’ Home was destroyed er. the nati ;e whites being more tbm ently retired from service. meeting today, which occupied alvout number of troopers of troop 1) tried to sit ion. The president is unable to from Seattle to Manila, has met with A tornado struck the town of lliwa- by tire, one inmate was suffocated. two and a hall hours, was devoted al iueak into the gun room to get their commit the United States to a perma- an accident off Singapore, and will three times as numerous as the foreign The American Bible Society fur bik, in Northern Minnesota, killing most exclusively to a discussion of the weapons, but the quick action of Cap nent participation in such occupation, probably not enter the government element, while the colored isduubleiU nine persons, injuring several others nishes a list ol missionaries killed by Chinese situation. Special considera tain Foltz of troop D in forming troops but he thinks it desirable that the puw- service, she broke her shaft aud is u limber. Family Burned to Drath. and doing damage to the amount uf Boxers. tion was given to the French note, aud L and M in skirmish order made it im era shall obtain from the Chinese gov expected to be laid up f ir at least five Boston, Oct. 15.—Three per* in«,» $500,000. John Cj. Packard, a wealthy mine it is understood that a more or less de possible (or the excited cavalrymen to eminent the assurance of their right to weeks. As a result of the accident to the Kangtse, several additional vessels father and two sons, were larueil w Fire on the dm-ks of the Atlantic owner of Salt Lake, made a donatiou finite conclusion was reached as to the pass. Lieutenant Willard is said ts> guard their .legation in Pekin and to will probably be at once chartered. death in a shanty iu Koxliurv st!:!* nature of this government '« reply, but have been slightly hurt while endeavor have the means of umeitrieted access of a site ami $*5,090 for a public li- the North river. Tranaport Line, iu The Mogul has alreaadv been chartered this morning. The victims are: El- ing to quiet the men. The troopers it has not yet been put in diplomatic to them whenever required. New York, destroyed one of the piers brnrv in that city. form Its purport will nut la) made declare they will have revenge, and “The president believes that the gov from Dodwell & Co., and will carry ward Tousealin, aged 45; Eiiwiri of the company, with all the merchan- General MacArthur re|a>rted to the public for the present. Captain Noies has ordered all confined ernment of France and the other povv part of the cargo intended for the Tousealin, aged 27; James Tcu-eahii, <lise on it, entailing a loss of $1 75,000. war department that the tran»|a>rt It developed today that Mr. Conger, to the barracks. The feeling is strong ers will see in the reservations we have Kangtse. She will be loaded with for aged 14; Tousealin had lived in fl» The |xquilatioii of th<> city of Taco Rosemans ami the transport Argyle in compliance with a suggestion from la-tweeu the Cubans and cavalrymen. age aud will go under tonnage charter. place 10 years. He carried on thebm- ma. Wash , according to the United arrived at Manila with Light Batteries Secretary llav, had submitted to the The authorities here look upon lhe in here made no obstacle to the initiation The Mogul is uot ex;>ected to arrive iness of wood peddling and one «ide O' of negotiations on the lines suggested C ami M, Seventh artillery, Majoi G. States oeusua for 1900, ia officially an state department a list of 10 or 12 cident as a pay-day tight, but an inves and he hopes it will be found practica here until about November 1. his abode had a shed where he f™ nounced as 37,194, against HO, ! 001 in G. Greeuough. usoiei of Chinese officials who were tigation has been ordered. pared the wood for market. Fhe ble to begin such negotiations at an Fl<»o«ln hi New Brunswick. 1890, an increase of l,70H, or r 4 84 pel I*. II. Gilhooley, counsel for the prominent in the Boxer movement early date. St. John. N. B„ Oct.. 15.—The bodies of Toneealiu and hi« «""« “«* cent. Gn« T«Rk R*f»lud*»d. ITizabeth|H>rt, N. J., Banking Com- agin.t the fv reigners and in a great "Department of State, Washington, province oí New Brunswick has re almost consumed. Several year, **?' Albany, Or., Oct. 13. — Stephen It is officially announced by the cen puny, announced that William Schne- measure were responsible for the as ceived a terrible drenching from a rain Tousealin’» wile was burned to ileata October 12, 1900.” •us bureau that the population ni the bvr. a missing clerk of the bank, was a saults upon the legations in Pekin. Stoltz was kitl«-d and 1 red Reis severe in this same place, her clothing bav The American answer to the French storm which lasted 108 hours, and state of New Hampshire is 111,533 defaulter to the amount ot $50,000, These officials, Mr. Conger believes, ly injured by the explosion of an acety which in amount equals 10 inches. ins caught tire while she wa.« cookiig* note has given a satisfactory turn to 111 1890, the population Win 3711,530, ami that the bank directors had made should be included with Prince Tuan lene gas tank in the basement of Reis’ Not a train is moving on the Canadian meal. the increase laving 35,058, or 9.30 per good the aomuut of the shortage. and others iu any puui*dimeuts which saloon, at 10:30 this torenoou. The the Chinese negotiations and were it Pacific Railway between St. John and not for the reports of military activity Locomotive Blew I p. cent. Lord George Hamilton, secretary of are to be inflicted upon those who took gas plant had uot been used for a year. in China on the part of some of tlie Vancelmro, or on the branch lines ol St. Louis, Oct. 15.—A speei*1 Li Hung Chang lias ordered the re state for India, has received the fol a prominent paitiu the Pekin outrages. Stoltz, who was a plumlrer, ami Mr. powers the outlook would be excellent the road to St. Andrews, St. Stephen, lease and safe escort in 1‘rkui of live lowing from la>rd Cnrann: "The gen It ia uot unlikey that the position of Reis undertook to remove the tank for a speedy opening ot the long de Fredericton or Woodstock. The tie-up gram rom Mexico, Mo., to the I’ **' They carried a Dispatch says: Engine lb5, *ul* Belgian engineer* ami 15 niiwuionariee, eral condition of crops is excellent, thia government ill regard to the p in- from the ground. ferred peace negotiations. In commu is due to washouts. Conditions are who have been kept prisoner* many and except in a pait of Bombay famine Llnaeut of these officials will be st.it») lighted candle which ignited the gas, nicating the memorandum to M. Thie- tile worst which have existed in the hauling the east-bound pa««euger tnis which hud formed iu the tank. Stoltz's on the St. Louis A San I ran i«' ** w<M‘ks at I’avv Ting lu, Li llung conditions are «lls.ippenring. The to in reply to the French note. Canadian road's history, and thous left arm was torn nearly off, the axil baut. Secretary llav added his personal Chang ia apparently doing his utmost tai nuinlier on the relief list I bas fallen ands of dollars are represented in the the usual speed, exploded st 1 nn" <rt«»r Killed lary arterv was severed, ami he received congratulation» on the course of the to 2,746,000.” to please the |Miwers. damage already done and in loss of ville, aliout 30 miles east of *••*' -1’' Huntington. W. Ya., Oct. W. J. injuries from which he died half an French government, which he looks early this morning ami 'vas blown »'• traffic. I'he American At Trenton, N. J., Eddie McBride, Bridge f'-'mpanv McCauley, of Philadelphia, an actor hour later, Keil was badly cut aud upon as the initiation of a satisfactory most to atoms. John Marot*, cv1’’ 10 years old, died from burns received cliMi-d a contract to furnish all of the plaving with *‘A Woman in thv’ Case” bruised from concussion, but will re- solution of the Chinese problem. Burglars Bob the Vatican. porter, of Roodhouse, 111.. ba<i bis be» while playing “Indian'' with evunpau- structural steel to be iims I lu the erec- company, was killed today by Pearl cover, Stoltl was aged 24 aud leaves Rome, Oct. 15.—A number of the cut off, and several other« were Situation 1« ('ritirai. ions. McBride was tied to a stake and turn of a big arsenal at Kure, Japan. Newman. McCauley and three friends a wife. papers here publish the extraordinary jured. Fifty yards of track wa» ■ Ins clothing saturated with gasoline The money value of the contract is be- had entered a restaurant anil were Berlin, Oct. 13.—According to a dis statement that the securities valued at up, apii trains delayed for ami then Ignited. I lie laiy broke liaise twva-n $250,0110 and $300.090. It talking to Miss Dorsey Brown, when patch receive«! by the German navy 357,000 lire, the theft of which from hours. It is not kuowu wb*t can- Krbrllioit In the ftoutlfc. and ran screaming to his home, where will H-quire six mouth» to lurnish the Newman vqwne.l tire, killing McCauley Shanghai, Oct 13.—Cheng, the Tao- league, tlie situation in South China is the Vatican wa» recently reported to the explosion. he died. , material, ami it must lie delivered at instantly. Newman escaped to Ohio. lai, has returns from General Lu, re exceedingly critical. The dispatch the Italian police, had been stolen porting that a serious rebellion has says that Chang Weih Hong, who ad some time pievious to February last, Meslcan Major Kr|oll’«*- I'he war department has approved Kure within a year. Mujor Hrlilon N. Clark llrml. broken out in the southwestern part of vised the empress dowager to enroll the and were sold in that month on the Chicago, Oct. 15.— A spe-»l •’* an exhaustive opinion by Judge Idvo- Officials of the North German Lloyd Washington, (k t. 11. — Major Sei- Kwang He province, that hie 30,009 Boxers in the army, has been appoint- Paris bourse. They were stolen, it is *'ate-<<eli«-ral l.iels*r to the effect that s|eam«hlp (klmpany at New York Uitv Record from Monterey, 'lex.. ” .Lu Noves Clark, a widely kuowu tnaips are inadequate and that the needs • I governor of the new Chinese capital, asserted, bv order of an Italian capital official order has just been a lisente««* Iroui a volunteer legimt'iil, have awarded a contract for a motiu- ' newspaper man. who hail lieeu con it least 100,01*0 to cope with the danger Sinau Fu. It is further asserted that ist. If the story tie true the more re Secretary of War Bernard' I,»-rr• >' mui pt tenner* of w ar, are discharged mi-nt to I* erected in a plot owned by nected with rhe Washington bureau of which is directed at the Manchos and many Chinese have been decapitated at from the se>vice on the same date uiain the com|>any in a i-emeterv in North cent burglary was committed with the pel ling from the army Major the New York Trii’uue for 22 years, threatens to '* worse than the Tat Bing Chin Kiang, province of Kiang Su. which their organization 1« muMerod Hudaoii, in memory of the |«raons who object of deceiving the authorities. Glass, the grounds for expobi«:*'*'” died here today of heart failure. He velwllion. It is understvHMl that the Finally, it is asserted that General out. The decision was liuisirtant as lost their Ilves in the great tire that This theory has produced a great im that the officer made public «’*** '■' was an authority ou political aud econ Vangtse viceroys have »eut 20,909 Yuan Shi Kai lias increased his army pression at the Vatican, but it is uot in tha presence of his superiors -'T'li* affecting the pay ami »talus uf many destroyed the piers and steamers of the omic quet-lious. to 40,000 men. troops to suppress i the rebellion. oltiiers serving on detached duty. gene,ally «.reditel. «•'•mpaiiv at Hoboken, ou Juue 80 last. tory to the institutions of Mexico- riMgue In Indie. White blackl)«priee and «¿reeii n»*et» ha\e beeu prupM^ated iu Lt uoiana thia V ear. London. th t. 11. — "Bubonic plague,” sav» a dispatch to the Daily 'tail from Bombay, "is becoming epi seventy-two new Coal mines have Leann Pease, uf Hadley, Ma*».. died demic in many districts of the B«unl>ay presideuev. Alarming increase» are I een opened in Prussia this war, in- at the age of 100 H is lath« r lived to re|«>rted from I*oona and Belniautn, creasing the output for 1909 by 2,500,- l e 9V, aud hi* six brothers aud sisters wmle the coast ports are infected. The 000 toll». all passed 10. 70. «'ttoii crop has witherrr! iti Abeme- James Ellis T iagar ami Bijapnr district* in eonse- jm-u e ot the drought. Honolulu to revi ani service uf the Hawaiian islands su Kruger Bfli.-s have lieen sold at auc as to bring them up to the standard of tion in London. tb ’»e at home. l'he niost reeent statisti« show a lecn-ase of thè birth rate in every Europeen country, thè average de- ■i ■»»» heing thie* per cent »luce 1«»91. lami \vebury. «peakingof England’s lu--rea»ing -Iemali-! (or American itoods. psld a tritate tu thè commerciai inge- uulty ol maini:»ct in r • | e l ulUki «talea Die wnmenof Wyotumg baie pi«!ged to local papers, is themswlves tu mar $5 iHK) ter thè pur- chaae of a solld sllv<-r servire fot Ih» tuonitor Wyouiiug. receatly lauti, hed si thè l uivu In e Works iu Sea Ftan- ci»ca X»w Telegraph Company. Nun Aaclaleiitall» Kilted. Colnag« I r ln»liM. Simla, British India. Oft. 13.—The •ecrotary of «tat» has completed the purchase of £1,900,000 of «liver for winag* into rupees ami £1,000,990 tn gold is lieing shipped to London. The silver purchased replaces gold in the current rea rve, under the recently passed act. Wueu the coinage of the last purchase is completed, eight and a half crore» of rupees will have been added to the stock of rupees since Feb- iuary. Yrtlnw In Turk. New York, Oct. It.—E. Bertwer. me of the salom pa-sengera on the Ward line steamer Havana, who was rvusierrvdlo Hoffman island yester- av. was taken sick last night and re move«! to Swinburne Island hospital for treatment. Today ho developed yellow fever. Denver. Oct. 11.—The Monntain Telegraph Company was incorporated tovlay with a capital of $1,000,000. Die incorporatola am John L. Jerome, B I l hap|*I v . i 1 I Kepler Mr Iemma is treasurer, and Mr. Kepler vice-president and general mauagvr, of lhe C«>iotado Fuel A* Iron Compatir, «nd Mr C'happei le president of the Mla«g»w l-lacna I» Cheeked. Victor Cotupanv. I he new company 1-lasKow. Oct 13 —All the plague will build telegraph lines to connect «oapreta have sen di-mieaed. but 2vl Ibe nun«« ci tte-*e companies, and will plague casee remain in ttoe bea pu« - • le» enter the field lor cow mereiai Au O tal lu itliu say»; "rhe out- -UHM* bleak baa bseu cumplatelf ebeebed. Helena. Mont., Oct. 13. —Sister Ba tista. tea.-her in a Catholic acadetnv for hov» here, was accidentally killed this evening by the discharge of an old musket placed on the table by a »mall boy pupil. She wa« 23 years old. and came to Montana three rears ago from l«eavenwortb. Kan. Her family name wii Elyou. Au abun laut life doesoot show itself in abuudant dreaming, but in abun dant living. H um Over by • Train. Astoria. Or.. Oct. 13. —While coup ling freight cars at W »neuron th i» •vening, Harry Twilight, a brakeman n the AfL'ria A Colombia River Rail- tv. wa» run over and an badly tojnred .oat it wa. ne««e»»ary to amputate hit left arm at the ahoul lm and his right ■ eg at the ansi« Washington, ( -The popu’a- tion of Uonne, ti I’flii iallv an- nonno*! «eau today 1» ■OS. 355. In 1390 the population was 74«. 35««. Tn» IUCTMS» during the j«»t d« ad* ia 168.037, or 31.J p^f ct*t. I Grain Gamblrrs Arres»»«*- Maine Gott tu Maga» tkl> L'ndon. Oct. 15.—The American Ladies' committee has received a dis iateli from Wei Hai Wei, dated Wed nesday, October 10, reporting the re turn there of ths American hospital »hip Maine ftotn Tsku with many in valids i u board, of whom two official« and 69 meu are Americans, and 19 oi ths Utter belong to the Ninth infan try lhe Maine will sail for Nagasaki today. Fipstrl nf M «ntifartur««. New York. Ort. 1-5.—l ‘u-toms-honse ex;*rt *av that all indications joint to an exportation of American maun- facturw for this calendar year of not far from $46.»,< z 10.9 vk ), This le a large increase over the k tai exportation» of last year. I he rate of increase, how ever. has diminished, as last veir s in- rease < ver the previous year showed a larger percentage. The problem is Whether or n-t the slackening of the demand from the other »ide will 1« permanent, and whether we are near ing a period of stagnation and cutuiuer cial depression. Chicago, Oct. 15.—Twel'» nent s|vecnlators in the • bi'*-" _ of Trade were arrested t 1*' la raid made by the poli e utbe«»!*' board. Among them were < har.r» bertsou, president of the • -"ti The general charge made is •* ■ 1 in grain.” It ia stated that warrants have been issued i!1 tM tion with the attempt to »up? alleged gambling tn grain an ■ 1‘ ions. ______ Marino Con«-es»lon Caracas, Venezuela. '1 • government h*» annuli«! the of the Marino Company, al * execution of the contra-1. pany with headquarter« at Minn., capitalize ! •• I granted in 1883 a eon- e*«; n 900 care» of land situate«! in th» ' co district. ■y. Neraea far the «terms « 8an Francisco. Oct. > «0 i».’ man transp'rt Bosnia *•* to» Clona with 1,190 horses man army. !«r ff ar ,<r
