The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, February 02, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text* s EUGEHE WEEKliY GUARD GUISSIPPE VERDI BIG FIRE IN MONTREAL CoavpoMr Nearly Three Million Dollar» arty BUGEN E OREGON. HfflTS or lilt DAÌ An Interesting Colite ..on ut Ium» From Ita Two Hemispheres Presented In • Condensed Farm. Werth of Prop- Some of th« World» Fine»! Optra» Pz»»«» to thz Ortat B«yond Lost. Montreal, Jan. 25.—One of the most destructive tires from which this city has ever suffered began at 8 o’clock last uight, and, notwithstanding the efforts of tbe entire tire department, the progress of the flames was not checked until 1 o’clock this morning. By that time it had destroyed propertv estimated at between $2,500,000 aud $8,000,000, and was still burning, though the appearance was that tbe firemen have at last got it under con trol. Included in the propertv burned is the splendid board of trade’s build ing. which cost $600.000, and boused over 100 tenants, half a dozen large business houses aud two score of small er buildings. The weather was cold and the firemen were greatly hsmpered in this respect. Outside of the board of trade building there was not a mod ern structure among those burned Crowds of people jammed the nar row streets, and the police could not control them. Women tainted ami their clothes were torn and a few slightly injured in rushes for safetv. The tire started in ihe premises of M. Saxe & Co., wholesale clothiers, at Lemerne and St. Peter streets. The streets in the locality were deserted at the time and the tire apparently had good headway liefore the til st alarm was sent in. Tbe firemen found the buildiug a three-story stone structure, a mass of flames. >f DEAD American Editor at Manila Must Leave the Islands. A SERIOUS MENACE TO THE SITUATION George T. Rue Made Serious Charge« Against Captain ol the Port, Which Were In- vestigated and Disproved Rome, Jan. 28.—A tpecial dispatch to tbe Patria say» that Verdi, the com • po«er, ia dead. He wa« burn in 1813 near Parma, at the foot of the Aper- ninea. At 11 be waa the organist of Roncole, bi« native village. He first married the daughter of the conductor of the theater of La Scala. For 50 years 3e has made the villa of St. Ago* the. near Bueeeto, hie favorite resi dence. After the death of his first wife he married Mme. Strepponi, who plaved in the first performance ot hi» “Nabucco,” at Milan, over 55 years ago. Verdi's father was the keeper of an inn, a fact which would seem to prove the theory of tome men of science that all human beings are born equal in possibility. What \erdi has done for mankind cannot be measured. “Ernani,” Rigoletto.” "II Trova- tore,” “La Travaita.” “Aida”—these names tell the story of what joy and peace aud pleasure the genius of the Italian of humble origin has brought to his kind. His compositions have been very numerous. A« early as 1347 he wrote the ‘“Maenad leri. ” It was composed for Jenny Lind, and was sung at Her Majesty theater in Lou- don with the great soprano in the prin cipal part. “Trovatore” ia his most popular opera. “Aida” is his greatest work, but opinions vary ou thiB point, as they vary about the greatest ot Shakespeare’s plays. Signor Verdi dirt other things than write musim He was a member of the Italian parlia ment, and served his country in the capacity of minister of public instruc tion. France gave him the legion of honor, Russia gave him the order of St. Stanislaus, Italy the order of the crown, and Egypt the order of Osman- ieh. Australia presented him with a cross of commandersbip oi the order of Franz Joseph. Of late years ' erdi wrote works that are almost as well known as his earlier efforts. They are “Othello” and “Falstaff.” The lat ter was written when the author was 79 year« of sge. Gossip of the P< Great Devastation in New Heb- Interesting Events and rides and New Britain. Cities and Towns in Washins and Idaho. NUMBER OF NATIVES WERE DROWNED French Tradsr« Reported Trying to Stir Up Anti-British Fedin} in Former l»lznds —Innumerable Craft Wrecked. OREGON. Tbe Dalles bas levied a S-mill tax. Burns has received a chemical fire engine. Tbe Southern Pacific Is storing ice at Ashland. Tbe Dalles will purchase 500 feet of tire hose. Tbe Oregon legislature deficit foots up $50.000. M«chinerv for the new laundry at Eugene has arrived. The Grant county tax levy as been fixed at 25% mills. Coyotes are numerous In Coles val- ley, Douglas couuty. The Douglas county tax levy bas been fixed at 20 mills. The Pendleton school district bas levied a special tax of 8 mills. Several herds near Montgomery have been visited by coyotes of late. It is reported the Dallas organ fac tory mav be moved to Albany. The approach to the Upper Caiapooia bridge was carried away by the flood. Baker City has rescinded street lighting contract, and is in darkness. The walls of the first story of Mal- heur county’s new court bouse are tin- is bed. • Collision of a train and handcar near Woodburn, Or., was narrowly averted. Famous Uncle Ben _ group of minee in Idaho has been sold to a New York syndicate. The coal shaft being sunk by W. A. Maxwell of Coos City, is now down about 300 feet. Plans for the new creamery at Sum- nierville are taking shape. It will cost about $4,000. Athena has invesetd $1,500 in school warrants. The citv, besides, has a balance on hand of $L, 100. Lincoln county lias awarded the contract for building the depot bridge to George McCoulou for $335. The old Coos Bay road is said to be in better condition than for several years at this time of the year. Henry Zutz, Jr., a 17-vear-old boy, of Vale, Or., accientally killed him self while examining a revolver. I. J. Straw, of Klamath county, rode off a bridge into a snow bank last week, and had to dig his horBe out. Contract for building the Wheeler county court house has been let to A. F. Peterson, of Corvallis, for $9,025. Sixty-five thoroughbred sheep belong ing to O. F. Knox were drowned near Cottage Grove by the recent freehet. Tacomi associatiu Victoria. B. C., Jan. 28.—Great : A peti devastation was wrought and a number have the of natives were drowned by the hurri changed I cane in tba New Hebrides and New Britain, December 7, 8 and 9, accord The Si ing to news brought by the Aorangi. Sooth Bi At Herbertshohe, while tne settlement 1 pony ban was asleep, a tremndous sea carried I Fire J lighters, boats, ketches aud wreckage of chandler) all dscriptions ashore. Innumerable ' on the craft were wrecked. The steamer $4,000, fi Stettin, the steam yacht Elberhard and , the govermeut steamer Stephen were Mr. H. saved by running to Matupi for shelter. citizen ol i The mission steamer Kiugrisher was ilia rem totally wrecked and the government of bis pi wharf washed away. December 8 the ' intermen stone breakwater surrounding the New Guinea wharves gave way and vesseles During inside were all wrecked, with losses , ore was 1: amounting to 100,0 >0 marks. A num district ber of natives were drowned and many Had the injured. more woi The Aorangi brings news of a fire at Greta mines, N. S. W., in which five Larkin FATAL HOTEL FIRE. lives were lost. Rescue parties worked J. W. K all night, but were driven back alter by tire, ti Three Men Were Burned to Death and Stvsral every effort. Finally the mine was tents. L Injured at Kewanee, 111. ordered sealed down in an effort to insuranct Kewanee, III., Jan. 25 —Fire early fight the fire, and the men were aban $1,000. v this morning destroyed the Commer doned to their fate. While cial bouse aud camad the death of On arrival at Sydney from Victoria North Ys three men. The dead are: C. C. Cot the bark Defiance reported passing a i ton, aged 22 years, Terre Haute, Ind. drowned, derelict vessel of from 200 to 300 tons, t» advance agint of “Uncle Tom's Cabin the swift 100 feet long, keel outward, evidently company, suffocated in bed; Elmer horse an wrecked a mouth ago, in 34 south, 166 , Peterson, Galesburg, III., brick mason; they lodg east. James Fischer, Walnut, 111., auction- which, w The Sydney Mail publishes a state aer. in laudiu ment from its New Hebrides corre John C. timber, of Fort Wayne, spondent stating that French traders Owing Ind., a contractor, and Martin Jacobs, and sailors have been at those islands ' the bonm of Chicago, an expert mechanic, endeavoring to stir up auti-Britisb feel amountit jumped from tbe third story windows ing among the natives of the New Heb lying on amt were badly hurt. rides. The allegations is made that , between An explosion in the kitchen sent the the French traders have represented to , is left ou flames into every corner of the house the natives that England’s power is . counties, and cut off escape bv means of the waining, and have promised them var stairs. The trantic guests rushed to have th< ious privileges for allegiance to French i tbe windows, where some hurled them with Piel interests. It is said that the natives i selves to the ground. Others had to are being encouraged in various acts Oscar be carried out by the firemen. Tbe of lawlessness against British traders, county, r A special tourist train on the 8t. loss is $4,000. and that a native murderer of an Eng ’ Drummei Louis, Iron Mountain <fc Southern lish skipper named Captain NaBinith had set ROCK ON THE TRACK. Railway, was wrecked near Walnut was shielded from punishment by the i level, an< Ridge, Ark. The only person injured captain of a French ship. Serious tint mis was the Pullman porter. The paeseu Train Robbrrt Tried to Hold Up the Overland trouble is predicted in the New Heb landing gen were only badly shaken up. Tbe Expren Near Keamey. rides. shots exp accident was the result of au attempt While the steamer Titus was at the i Cheyenne, Wvo., Jan. 25. — Informa the ladde to wreck tbe Cannon Ball train which Gilber group, at Butaritari island, was an hour behind the special, by tion was leceived heie today that a November 16, some excitement was Hopkii despeiate attempt was made last opening a switch. caused by a terrific report. The na hotel po uight by a gang of train robbers to tives had heard it and were terribly The oath of allegiance has bean ad- bold up the overland express near was arrei frightened, but they could offer no ex minist<red to over 1,000 Filipinos al Kearney, Neb. The bandits placed a of horse planation. The opiuon was expressed I Vigan. Word ea: large pile of rocks on the track in or that it was due to a severe volcanic , Chance, Full-blooded Indians in the Creek der to wreck the train, which is re disturbance on some neighboring isl . had appr country threaten to exterminate the ported to have had a large amouitt of and. Jones. money. Tbe robbers secreted them- w hites. Extraordinary results have been ob Joues me The (dragon and Washington legis selves behind a hill near the railroad, tained in New South Wales by the gov satisfied latures adjourned out of respect to A pedestrian traveling along the track «•®®W «4UU. ernment engineers who have been bor„- -- — iCCUAUtf DUO came upon the obstruction, was Queen Victoria. cattle on Crooked river and about 600 nave Deen completed. pounced upon, severely beaten, i Hie' head at Silver Lake, in Lake county. Three people were . killed tau — — ** »-z-uji'.r-, nurie ne gave I ........... near . Van- , •*•*•* "■""** ■ ,H'n* * ''ele- alarm, and a posee . > was at one organ A petition is in circulation asking Spaniih Drydock Not Wanted. gation to Olympia to work for the loca ized and orders given to hold the traiu. that the public road from Cottage tion of a normal school at that place. The posse came upon the baud its and Airee Washington. Jan 28.—The i._,„; naval Grove to Lorane be widened to 60 feet, board, headea by Judge Advocate Gen The sloop Marla Teresa, owned by a captured one, the others escaping, The Caldwe "H'ters * Son, proprietors of eral Lemley, appointed to decide ou u^' subject of Great Britain, was burned officers are still in pursuit. early clos the Elmira mills, have floated their the advisability of purchasing the large by the Venwuelan gunboat Miranda. Hi» Naturalization Wai Postponed. floating drydock iu Havana harbor ogs into the Long Tom from the Nott John H The Grand opera house at Cincinnati from the government of Spain, reports river. on a char i New York. Jan. 25.—A man who burned without loss of life. The the- that to place the dock in thorough Several car loads of Weston bricks ater was packed al the time the firs gave the name of Henry Zimmer ap- A publi shape and to prepare it for a voyage have been shipped to Mission station, started. plied to the naturalization bureau in would involve an expenditure of over ibey will be used for government ton to pro the county court house for his final Stephen Farson 'Iyer, a well known $500,000, and that a dock could be buildingi. Perces coi Zimmer «aid contractor, who built the Colorado naturalization papers, ( built new at a figure not greater. Ad he was au Englishman. __ _____ Clerk Loos Midland railway, is dead al Louisville, The p< P,r“Dt be,°n8inf miral Endicott, chief of the bureau of J P“ WilHa06 started to administer the usual oath to , Ky„ a ed 72 years. 01 Cr««k. ex- couuty, h docks and yards, has recommended i Zimmer, and had got so far as lor- Death of a Hero of San Juan. Muskogee, I. T , Jan. 2fl.—The southeast, The finanees of Oregon, with the ex sweartug “allegiance to all foreign that, a» there is no prenent necoMity master. ception of two specie) fund«, are iu powers or potentates,” and especially Creek uprising is growing to dangerous New York, Jan. 28.—After suffering for the acquisition by this government good condition, report» the state treas to the queen of Great Britain and Ire- proportions. Marshal Bennett hae just for more than two years with Cuban of such a dock, the tender of the Span A petition is being circulated asking received a telegram from Bristow, I. fever, Alfred Rosetsky, who is said to ish government for it. removal to the sn appropriation of $1,000 to repa.r urer in his financial »tatement. laud. wlieu a messenger rushed in and T.. announcing that 600 armed Creeks, have been the first American soldier to I utied States shall not be accepted, and improve the state buildings and Chinese Boxers are said to have auiionnce.1 that the queeu was dead. »taloned two miles from there, are pre ford San Juan creek, where the fierest secretary lamg has approved this rec property at Sodaville. •gain roeumed active vqieralious iu tha Zimmer’s naturalization was immedi paring to attack the town, and plead >f the Spanish fire was directed, iu ommendation. vicinity of Tien Tate. Li Hung t hang ately postponed until the naturaliza from bHrt m 110 "heep wa8 "hiPpeil bv thaH«Dmngt°n SaI‘ Lake c\tv and Prince Ching a s accused of being tion bureau is officially informed of the ing for protection from the marshal. the battle of San Juan hill, has just It is ai Marshal Benuett and Agent Shoenfelt aied in a Newark hospital. He con associated with the Boxer loaders. queen s death ami the successor to the L fo ^eep&Land Com- crude ore Th« Anglo.German Alliance. are »wearing in large numbers of depu tracted the fever in Santiago, and was Coeur d’J puny, uf Crook county. Particulars hae just been received ot throne of England formally annonncwL ties, whom they are forwarding to the « mere skeleton when lie got home. At London Jan. 28—The Daily Chron a fatal duel at Springville. Iu Apache I he last British subject to forswear •ceue of the trouble. It is now feared 'au Juan Roaateky fought iu troop C, E(1 Lambson. of 1Î5.0Ü0 toi icle. in the course of an editorial on w!lta,mreP°r?d county. Aria. Monte Slaughter waa allegiance in this city ia John J. that they will reach the town too late, Sixth cavalry. Willamina, its lease.! a large tract His clothes were cut There s the threatening aspect of Russian kllleii by ex-sherlff Beeler ami Ctare Fallon. • ud the mayor of Bristow baa been in by bullets, and while he was ascending policy in China,” refers to the report river ‘ wl>ich he in- Bear gulch Fearey, an onlooker, waa badly wound structed to swear in all the meu neces tends to stock with cattle. Ihe hill with a number of other sol- that Emperor William will be appoint Big hzshington Hep Contract. is reporte, ed. Beeler aud Slaughter were cattle sary to protect the town. Siers, a shell exploded close by tnem. ed a neld marshal of the British army blacksmith Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 25—Pier Leonard 8 *^ belc ®R in K to the men and bad blood had existed between Soldier« are beiug hurried from Fort Bros., bop dealers, of New Yolk, have Reno to the seat of trouble, but they A lump of earth struck the young sol- and says: “We hope the report i. cor! Leonard Lang estate in Pine vallev them for a long time. Several Tier in the side, knocking him sense reel. A l.erman alliance is one we which escheated to tbe state of Or'ei Seuators elected are: J. K. Burton, olosed a oontract with Weller * Mc will not reach Bristow before tomor less. After the battle he was person been unloi cannot afford to throw away. Who can Gowan to operate three large hopvards J8udB.Tw“'V’ heen confirmed bi They are tc row night, as they will arrrive at Hen Kansas: Knute Nelson and M. E. in I'uvnUup valley, aggregating t»<> rietta first and go overland. Indian ally complimented for his courage bv tell how soon we may need its prestige u go Eakin, of the circuit court. Clapp, Minneota; R. J G __ a mide, ___ General Wheeler. Pacido ; if not its active co-operation?” acres, on the basis of advancing 8 cents South Dakota. W J Sewell, .i«w Jei jr- a pound on an estimated crop of 110,- Agent Shoenfelt will ask for more help, in Hi7Tntng W“' ,held “ M‘’Mihnville mer. Collier’« Weekly in South America. as it is found that one company of «•yi J. 11. Berry. Arkansas; F. K. in tha interest of the woodcutters of Hazing at Annapolis. With the idea that South America Meetings Warren, Wyoming, s. p. Elkina. West 000 pounds for cultivating and deliver cavalry cannot handle the situation, tbs county. Every precinct was well Virginia, J. W Bailey, Texas; F. M. ing crop free on board cars. All above for the Indians are dividing up into mav supplant South Africa ami Chiua Washington. Jan. 28—Representa- «Panted. They advanced th. pnJi tions adopt eight ceuta u to be equally divided. bands of 100. Marshal Bennett, with as a war news center, Collie: s Weekly live Sherman, of New York, todav in- of cutting oak wood from 75 cenu to protesting ■ Simmons, North Carolina. six deputies, are about to leaie for sent a special correspondent and a spe troduced a resolution which was re intr “COr<’’ ,ndUr ,roa> W moving ih< Frauk Jannsen, a harber of South A Consumptive Quarantined. to Fort She Eufaula, where Crazy Snake was wen cial photographer to Venezuela Temp- ferred to the naval committee, provid Scranton, t’a., went home drunk and San Francisco, Jan. 25.—J. W todav. and will attempt bis capture. rets iu teapots are common down there ing for appointment of a select com- in a quarrel with his wife, threw a H. M. M. lighted lamp at her The tied was tg. Thompson, a consumptive, who ar lh» -naka lalud is within three miles but this is one that looks like it might mtttee of five members of the house to conn?,UrTTrS ‘ed ",ockra«n of Malheur a bond ot boil over and burn the cook. rived here from British Columbia on of Bristow, and is reported to have ~~n wi t Men ‘ ‘ hat the comin « investigate hazing at the naval acad- mted and their 7-year-old boy burned them Whilst " P^n’''*^ou■ one for claims adjo •my at Annapolis. T«nth Nations! Irrigation Congr«««. •«» death Mrs. Jan men waa probably the steamer City of California, was not Whipped two white men. allowed to laud, on the ground that he tnem. While the winter thus far has district, li The Itewes commiseion is fearful for fatally burned. Her sister. Maggie Ihe Colorado Springe National Irri g^“r‘?ivfer «hose will comms was afflicted with a contagious dis the city where the party is, headed by McDonald, was seriously burued. Tbe gation Congress is anLouueed to meet To Ran« Small Fruit generally experienced here, the Indi- bou»e was destroyed, Jauuaeu is un ease This is the first instance where Representative Hackbust, of Lea« an- Joly 12 to 1« next. This will be im Lew Gran Florida * iwram afflicted with cuusumptiou worth, Kan. Nothing has been beard vation. are that there will be pientv der arrest. mediately preceding the Trans-Missis- more into people are going more and water for irrigation during the coming stealing eig has been denied a landing.' from the party for two days. the small fruit and orange sippi congress at Cripple Creek. summer, and that the feed on ih pasture nea business. Compnlsorv educa flou in N«w rang, will be good 0“ th* cd. Grange Condvmntd Ftlfow Servant law. Justi« Jam«» P Sterrett Bu»h Firu in Australia. land i» con»id«red a suocere. but it is aab St. Loata. Jan. 28 -In passing ug I’hiladelphta, Jan. 25 —James P. S«nstor « Sen a P hul Seattle. Wash . Jan. 28.—A special Th» Georgia «tate university at AU. WASHINGTON. Flans are tb« case ot lh-nnis Maher »gainst th« Starrett, ex-justice of the supreme from Vancouver. B. C.. says: The de •na cslelirste-t ita centenntal. Concord. N. H.. Jan. 28—William 300 feet moi oourt of Philadelphia. is dead at his I nion Pacitio railroid for I,.,, of hi» struction by bush tires in Australia, The new $lfl.ooo school house Gallinger. son of United States the claims e \ ale s fo t'al ««. > iti.m |«st year .w home here, from the effects ot a teg« in a collision near Trinidad. Colo.. car- Judge Caldwell today vigorously -on. according to mail advices by the G*1_1,n5*r2 ‘»•K««» his novitate Senator Davenport is finished. Co. There pani OH $| 884 85 f.vr medtcal stt.nd- bum le. He was 78 years old. steamer Aorangi, has been appa'lling “ L n . “ * er ’ of G «y®Ort. thrVm ’ e ’ detuned the fellow-eervaut law. Ma Hs^ ,gen‘ a‘ Hamilton. cog-wheel rv auoeand $f4l> 30 fot .bore and rw- "bile many people are dropping dead J>'teot from Garrison tn-Hudson, paire. her was ou a passenger train that col- Rural Delivery for C resham. Or. —. ia Hsrry Beeardsley. was robbed of $200. to the mran from beat apoplexy, the thermometer the Order of Atonement today lided with a freight, the crew of The Hntiah ambanador in a com> He i« A school bouse will be built at Dav- running up to 115 and 120 m the A Mounts Washington. Jan 25 — Rural ■»uaioatlon to thè », retar» of stata delivery ta to bo established at G free which had misread their orders. Had •hade, h- mireds upon hnn!red«cf fam now known as Brother Leo At tbe (OS to cost between $20,000 .nd $30,- broken into end of two years Brother Lei> -res- the orders from the train dispatcher preiwd American« al tb« ®ege ut F». ham. Or., on February 15, with will be rob tbe pli two oeen faulty, the fei low-ser vaut law ilies have been burned out. some of the formally ordained c • priret of • the Epis- Bt®. country resident« destroyed l-eing cost- copal church, and win go oog carriers. . S‘*«7r’- Iowa’ »’ «»»’idering has sleeping cvuld not bave l«en pleaded. up_>n hi« ly structure«. was awakene ». !i°u,h ,h* 'fo'lans are found chosen work as » missionary. •o be good cotton picker» Tbev are berv. Upon A Denver Tr»g«dy Philippin« RUI*. qulck and hav« nimbi« tinger». Attvmpt on th« Ufo of Qw«n of Sporn. having aecnr Mysterious Fie«. Denver, Colo.. Jan. 85—Claude Washington. Jan. ?« —The tanate twtn1,PhCZ2WMl‘ maU "n'C* t*’ Undo®. Jan. M.—White the queen J- C. Me Switt A Co., of Cbmago. mi nrwl lh, Hider. 18 yearn of age. _ . _ shot Mrs En- eommitteo on tbe Fhilipptn«, dectdsd Cbicaao, Jan. 29—Fir. of a wester- ‘ween Cbeeew and Republic win n. tilt ..miraci to.'.ppi» Au.enoan mMU ma Duusla«, a dlior.nl woman, th® Moscow i ___ _______ and report favorable »be bill providing regent and ber children were boating iou. origin deetroya® tbe bi, whole.«;, iB«ngur«t®i tn April. tu tbe Russian governi«,«u». "< <4 eut wt Harry R. Ilaley, and tlen killed Eie im- fjr the maintenance >f a añidiere li u ‘.h* P”ral p“rlt- °° “>• outskirts of •Mayor D. T. Anderson, who with was bolding T* “ ™- »('•'•N • shot was tired from * Brook». Lak. and Statottreate. early Aovident and Health tesatone® <x>m •elf in tbe Hotel Saxton, this morning. bvary at Manila Tbe ree. lution miro- and wielding -u ,k’ *al l*uc,r«’rd the gunwale this morning, eaus.ng . low of $550 - u’t^tan'1'7 O®Cta,• °' Ko“ The wvman ducevi Fy Taller providing for tbe panie» «spretantiivg $50.000.000 in noi • bere thè thrae lired. ’WOrn ‘••«ring hi, when a gla trita bava .xmroUdatad, wub gre»«rei was «hot in thè thigh. and will proba!» pnutiug oí tbe Filipino pétition pro- • the to«». The park was searched, 0< 0. and injuring arerai «re-neo Tbe tfri, nfth tarn as mayor. ’truck his I office» in i bi. ago. Ir reo , er Ha lev 1« dangeronsy «euteil to the señale t>v nim waa con- hot the aeeailaut was not discovered. tetter were hurt by f.||log ¡ * Ibo queen regent was considerably or were .corchi by fi. m „ w^eb «ufi Joipb “F.rb"' hee" Clo*d ’“erebv Amputation i woundsd m uve righi lung Jtafousy «i.terevl and an adverse report ordered • ■armed. Acoording to a rep. rt ju»t l»«u»d j,. Ilaley • pon it Tbe -terart bt 1 fur tbe . rea- Joseph Eergu.on, of Arlington, be- W. H. V denlv buret from th« window. tbe »tate n,1D» t®a$e®tor M Montana was thè canw vi thè sbouting. “ •» cipree^.n, Hider bad no ucce Non of a supre owner of Hai cum«e owner of about 900 a re« of ti, un f r the Philip, thal .taf. pruduta» .1 I rr e.nt H«»«n GeeM Takes a Partner. b~ tend on Caman<> te^XT* °f *lni- Cetas Mere Eatsamety Used. to Represent tb« vurld • ceppar rntput and «I par pction. Ih. bnvther wb» had wrved ptnee was dwcawt bul tbe op.m,« lie.er. ■ . □ . < c . . * lie.en uoo'd baa formed ■ partner- he oppoeee th The oompiler« c* «ani of tba output ot Un» uualry nickels are now beton •"' pp '“-. k>i;rd prevalled that tbe time bad nct come •hip of »he Tacoma direc- mines. with a Bolus tailor to work • “ 1 ent, * and himeelf a boti l . “*• ,a»r »‘‘ ago. Mr ter ación lu that direction. “UCM |r*Ur •**•"» -8*1 W>ry for 1W1, p , , Uoiarsdo gold mine. —J population of tend to drive •ver before. tbs «tv «t z •• against 37,714 mg investme returned by th« ci •n«i* bureau. I the mines la i The queen’s fortune is nut so largo as generally supposed. The accession of King Edward was attended with much pomp in London. Thomas Kearns has been elected United States eenatoi from Utah. A fire in Montreal destroyed proper ly worth from $2,500,000 to $.3000,- 000. California’s orange crop this year promises to break the recurd of prev ious years. Three men held op a saloon and gam bing trmse in North Yakima and secured $800. Shelby M. Cullom was re-elected United States senator from Illinois. Thia is his fourth term. Lieutenant Taylor. of the United States reveuue cutter Penrose, was drowned at Pen-a- ola, Fla. William A. Denton, a soldier of the Blai k Hawk Indisn war, is dead at Msdiaon, Ind., aged 101 years. Washington senate pa-»ed memor ials praying congress to appropriate $15,000 for improvements ot Lewis river and $100,0.10 for completion of The Dalles-Celilo canal. A dispatch from Pekin says 25,000 Chinese regulars have reassembled near Chan Ting Fu, a day's maroh from the French troops. General Vey- ron is closely watching them, and M. Fichou, the French minister, has en eigetically requested their immediate dispersal. A damage has been settled at Tusca loosa. Ala., for which no precedents in law could be fonud. B. Wilson was talking over a telephone during a thunder storm, and was struck by lightning and killed. Suit was brought for damages, but was settled by the payment of $1,800 by the tele phone company. Manila, Jan 29. —General MacAr thur has ordered the deportation to the United States of George T. Rice, editor of tire Daily Bulletin, a marine lour- ual. Rice will sail ou the Pennsylvania Monday. The order characterizes him as a “dangerous incendiary and a menace to the military situation.” Rice's offense was publishing a state ment that Lieutenant Brauuersreuther, captain of the port, bad charged exces sive pilotage fees, a percentage of which be had kept for himself. The report ot .Major Hille, inspector general, who Investigated the allega tion, completely exonerated the cap tain of the port, and contradicted the editor and the merchants who had given him information, who had been misled by figuring the rates upon the net instead of the gross tonnage, the latter being specified under the Span ish law. Rice was summoned to the office ol the governor-general’s military secretary, and was called upon to promise that he would publish no more such articles. He declined to give such a pledge, but insisted that the ar ticle was truthful, and took up a defi ant attitude when threatened with de portation. The deportation order was then issued, and Rice is now awaiting the departure of the Pennsylvania. When seen in jail today he reiterated hie statement that the charges were true, and declared that in any event the severity of the sentence was unmer ited. Rice came originally from Red Wing, Minn., was formerly a member HANGING OF STICKEL. of the Minnesota volunteers. The hearing of the municipal govern ment bill today developed an attempt Washington Mzn Who Mnrdered Three People on the part of prominent Filipinos to —Confined Hi» Crimes. secure a delay of two years before tax ing land where the owners are uualde Kalama, Wash., Jan. 28. — Martin to cultivate on account of the danger Stickel was hanged in the jail yard at ous situation in the fighting territory. 8:37 o'clock Friday morning, for the The bill originally deferred taxation foi murder of W. B. Shanklin, near Kelso a year. The commissioners adopted an in November, 1899. Stickel was taken amendment providing that landowners from the cell at 9:45 by Sheriff Hunt who are not implicated in tne insur ington and four attendants. He rection after March, and prove that walked to the scaffold unassisted, aud the unsettled conditions prevent work ascended the steps with steady tread, ing land, be exempted from the second showing that he was determined to die like a man. He stepped to tbe center year. Lieutenant Steele, with 10 men of of the trap door, stood erect and said: the Forty-third regiment and seven na ‘‘Gentlemen, I bid you good-by. tive soldiers, fought a tierce half-hour's God help you; God forgive me. This engagement with a large force of Fili is the last time I will see you on this pinos at Tenaguana. Island of Leyte, shore. Jesus help you all; Jesus take January 0, which resulted in the kill me; take me now.” ing of over 100 insurgents. Private By the time the last words were Edward McGugie, of company M, was spoken, the sheriff and his attendants killed. had strapped Stickels legs together, The condition of the Island of Samar his bands to his sides, placed the black since the arrival of the troops has been cap over liis face, aud the noose around quiet. Lukban’s forces are hiding his neck. Captures, arrests and seizures of At 9:57 Sheriff Huntington grasped arms continue in the uupacitied dis the lever and suddenly sprung the trict of the Island of Luzon. trap. The condemned man fell seven ‘ -fan. 26. —A cablegram '¿“’metT fife extinct. The body was received today at the navy department ! cut down aud place# in a*coffin, to be from Admiral Remey. at Manila, an turned over to the murderer's mother nounces the departure of the ship So aud brother. It will by tken to Catlin lace for Guam, with 10 Filipino politi for burial. The hanging was private. Every cal prisoners, deported by order o‘ General MacArthur, aud charged with thing worked like clbckwoik. There having agitated ami abetted the move was no trouble in any respect. Ihe spectator* were very quiet. There was ments in the Philippines. Ho talking or demonstration. Stickel was liorn in Adams county, CREEKS AND CHOCTAWS. lovva. February 9, 1870. He had re sided in this section about 12 years. Th« Indian Uprising Is Becoming Serious— The condemned man slept well last uight aud ate a hearty breakfast. Th« Town ol Bristow Is Threatened.