EUGENE WEEKbY GUARD.
I
MAY GO 8COT FREI.
ChaiK<
CAMrBBLL
EUGENE
BKOI , Fravrlatar*.
OR BOON.
for
all
( oodtmiwd
WathisflM.
Murder*» la
I NEWS OF THE STATE
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A GRAVE PROBLEM
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
U*Med SUU. UflrtMl
Ft*
(ion Sharp«« Catdi Retumm« Soldier*.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
Instruction *cnt to our represents
Seattle, May SQL—There is serious
ALL OVER OREGON.
tive at Pekin, governing the conduct
danger that every condemned mur-
SWEPT OVER A DAM.
Ssvsa Per»o«u
Drown«!
in
ths
Rivsr.
REGARDING DUTIES ON GOODS
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
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FIGHT WITH
Schuylkill
Philadelphia, June 3 —A rowboat
containing a |»rty of eight young
people was swept over the Flat Rock
dam, in the Schuylkill river, ami
seven of them, five girls and two
boys, were drowned. One young man
was saved.
The party, with a large numlx*r of
others, organized a picnic. They em
barked in gaily decorated wagons
early in the morning, and pitched
their canip at Rose Glen, along the
Schuylkill river, on the northern
outskirts of the city. The party split
up after dinner for a row on the river.
Heavy rains during the past week
had made the muddy stream quite
high, and the current was much
swifter than usual.
However, the
unfortunate party immediately struck
out for midstream. All the girls
were huddled in the stern, one of the
liovs was rowing and the others were
sitting in the bow of the bout. After
getting in the middle of the. river,
and finding the current too swift for
comfort, the !»at was rowed in to
ward the shore. During this time it
was being carri«»l slowly down stream.
The boy doing th«* rowing decided
to go through the locks, and as he
approach«»! the dam he was warned
by the lockkeeper not to approach
any closer. The warning was not
Reeded, and the young oarsman kept
on rowing until he found that the
lock was closet!.
He attempted to
turn the ls>at, which was then about
50 feet from the dam and 25 feet
from the shore, but he turned the
wrong way. A moment later and the
boat was in the swiftly moving cur
rent. Swiftly it waz carritxl toward
the brink of the falling waters, and
just as it reached the breast of the
dam, over which 30 inches of water
was pouring, the entire eight stood
up and the l»>at went over stern first.
The drop to th«* rocks below is ap
proximately 12 feet.
The lioat
struck the water Ixittom up, and as
it disappeared th«* whole party was
under it.
Nothing more was seen
by the few persons who saw the acci
dent for almost a minute, when the
lioat reappeared with one boy cling
ing to '.ts keel. Then another young
man was seen to come to the sur
face and make a frantic effort to
reach shore by swimimng. The six
girls never rose to the surface.
ENGAGEMENT BETWEFa. «
OF DIXON AND DELAIS
of American troop« which remain at
Th* British Lmt 174 Killtd —j
'dergr in the state of Washington will
the United States legation as guard Such Out*» Ar« IW4 »• »« '“«P1* ** **y
*0011 lx; released from custody. Ac
th« Bo«r* Left 35 b«*d M
f *
ttsv« to Be R«fund*d- PrMMkM »nd Hu
in that city, have been ai kii<.wl«lg«xi
cording to Prosecuting Attorney
Th« South Afncan* W«rx [h,,
Cabowl. oa Th«ir Journ«y Through lows.
by General Chaffee. The force of 160
WalU-r S. Fulton, ot King county,
B*.tl< Was on Anniv.rwy W
A Comprehensive Review of the Important
men will be quartered in the Temple
Conodering Queition st Extra Surioa of
the last legislature, in passing a law
•rt»' Entry Into Johiniwrtwj.
*
tleppenin«« ot th« Past Week Pretested
of
Agriculture
and
at
the
south
g»(c
providing that hereafter condemned
CongrtM.
of the forbidden city.
The force,
In a Condensed Form Which it Most
murderers shall lx* exreutrxl in th*
which eompriiea conymny B of the
Likely to Prove of Inttrut to Our Menv penitentiary, instead of in the county
London, June 3 —The wv
j
Ninth
infantry, will be under the
Cedar Rapids, la., May 29 —Dur
Reader*
jail», committed a serious blunder in
Four whales in Yaquina bay were command of Major Edgar B. Roberts,
today gave out the fullo»ing j ’ ’**
ing
their
journey
across
Iowa.
Presi
The allitsl troo|>* an- preparing to 1 not including a clause providing for rejxirted one day last w«*ek.
Ninth infantry, and the force will be dent McKinley and the members of
from Lord Kitchener, from
the punishment of those condemned
leave Chines«* territory.
Arran gem nets are being made for a
"General Dixon’s fores «t'Tl
at the time the law go«-» into effect. Fourth of July celebration at Durkee. stocked with supplies to last until his cabinet spent much time reading
Decemlier 31, bv which time requisi and discussing the published reports
A plague case has I mm - u discovered That the conwqiieiic«» will be the
fontein was attacked yestenk,
in a suburb of London.
The O. R A N. Co. has a heavy tions will be made on Manila for sup- on the opinion of the supreme court
iiiost serious to the administration of
Delarey’s forces and there wM L J
plies
for
the
following
six
month-
Another Negro fiend has been justice is Mr. Fulton's fear.
Briefly new switch engine in the Pendleton The reserve »mniunition furni^hetl in the insular case. They were much
fighting. The enemy was
interesed in the way the court divided
stated the construction placed U|K>n yards.
burued at the »take in Fiori« a.
driven off with heavy lo-. |„
the
force
includes
1(M),(MM)
rounds
of
in
the
two
cases.
a«.a
i
* “Jji
The movement of cattle front Har
The I »a 11 lesh i |*s tired a salute «iff the law by Mr. Fulton is as follows:
The decision in the Delima case,
The new law provides that, upon ney county for the summer is now rifle cartridg«*s and 1(M) rounds of re
Grunts’ tomb on Memorial «lay.
also
were
severe.
The
kill t
volver
»hot
for
each
authorix«*d
if follow«»! in the Philippines, as it 1»
the sentencing of the prisoner, he umier way.
wounded numlx*red 174
**
weapon.
The instruction sent to ali*o aMUiwed that it will be, might
Robbers blew an Ohio bank vault shall lx* delivered forthwith to the
A severe frost near Vale a few nights
cers were killed.”
'ir<
uml secured *I,IMMI. They escaped.
warden ot the penitentiary and kept ago is report«! to have injured crops Roberts cautioned him against any re result in the calling of an extra ses
O11 the anniversary ofLorful
laxation of military discipline and ad- sion of congress. In the Delima case
Mrs. Ed«ly, the Christian Science by him in “solitary confinement” considerably.
vis«sl
him
that
be
should
consult
fre
erta
’ entry into Johannesburg
the court d«*cided that the duties
leader, has been sued tor |160 OTO until the day of his execution. It is
country has been startled by the.*
Two car loads of one and two year quently with <>ur diplomatic represen collect«»! on Porto Rican goods Ix’fore
«lamages.
said that the "solitary confinement”
of desperate fighting and heavy
ol«i Bt«x?rs were shipped from Yaquina tatives and act when n*c -sary in con congress enacted the Foraker law
Governor of Washington has been clause contitutes an additional pun
junction
with
the
other
foreign
com
ish losses within 40 miles of the 7
bay
last
week.
was
i
Ilea
gal
and
must
be
refunded.
nsked to «'all a sprcial »«'ssioti of the ishment than that providtxl for at the
‘‘‘‘y-
‘«“I” »' Vladfu.^l
mand. He was also inforni«»l that he
It is presumed that the court, fol
time of the commission of the crim«*»
The contract for carrying the mail might use force, if necessary, against
legislature.
on the Durban-Johannesburg
lowing the same lines of reasoning,
of the men now in jail. Therefore, between Marshfield and North Bend
the Chinese in the protection of will decide that duties collected on
I.ieutenant Townley'» connection it is an ex post facto law, and can
road, is the most serious in....L;*l
will be let July 1.
sine«' Gem ral ( .
• ,
with the Manila frauds in being in not be made applicable to the pris
American interests.
goods from the Philippines were also
Oliver P. Kaubb, ag«d 78, an old
vest ¡gated.
Nagalieslmrg.
It shows Gen«»| tj
There is considerable speculation illegal, and that goods from the Phil
oners now confined. Moreover, the pioneer, died at his home near Col-
larey is in no way daunted I,
Colonel Mi. hler, military secretary new law, which is valid, insofar as
about the effect of Mrs. McKinley s ippines are subject to free entry into
capture of 11 of his guns by GrwJ
to General Miles, died at his home in it relat«-» to criminals to 1« con- burg the other «lay.
illnes on society in Washington after the United States untii congress acts,
The bridge at Nashville has eol- her recovery ami return. It is report as it has already done in the case of
Babington six weeks ago. H,, , j
Washington.
«lemned in the future, contain a
Some live stock went down ed that two years ago Mr. McKinley Porto Rko.
riaon of Vladfontein was
A rich strike of oil has la*en made clauM* re|H-aling by duplication the lapsed. but none were killed.
laregly coin|ios«»l of yoemanry ¡2
was advi»«»l to let it be known that his
Such a decision would mean not
near Olypmia. It is said to be of first old law, under which criminals have with it,
their assailants came todiw-q^ji
lx-en banged, and leaves apparently
The new sii[>erinten<lent of the wife was an invalid and could not dis only the refunding of duties hereto
class lubricating «piality.
ters and suffert-d heavy I om is
charge the duties of the “first lady of
no avenue of escajie, from the fact
A commissary »« rgeaut in Manila, that criminals now condemned must Badger mine in Susanville district the land.” It is said that the presi fore collected, but would open the
by the number of dead left •’n till
ports
of
the
L'nit«*d
Stat«*s
to
mer
has
laid
off
a
numlx*r
of
men,
pend
convicted «if stealing supplies, bus
field.
dent favored the idea and suggested it chandise and goods of every descrip
lx- given their lilx'rty.
ing
the
making
of
improvements.
Is-eii sentenced to three year»' im
Mr. Fulton will try to induce Gov I The Lincoln county court will to Mrs. McKinley, but that she re tion from the Philippines until con
prisonment.
fused to entertain it for a moment, gross meets in December. It is plain
ernor Kogers to call a sp«*ial session
FEAR AN INVASION.
A Missouri river freight Ixiat con ot the legislatute to renuxly the al- re|xiir the bridge across the Big Elk ana that she has since rigidly per- that importers might take advantage
river
at
Klk
City
and
will
construct
taining a ton of dynamite Win blown legod radical <lef«»’t in the law. He
forrntd the duties of mistress of the of this to ship goods into the United
Nicaragua
Preparing
to Keep 0g
to piece» by the explosion of the says that a law can I»' draft«»! which a bridge across the Yauina river at White Houe, at considerable jx-rsonal States through the Philippines, and
Pion««er.
Colombians.
powder. Two men l«mt their lives. will cover the |s>int» desir«»l by the
sacrifice ami injury to her health.
thus defraud the government of its
The machinery for the additional
The property loss will be very heavy. framers of th«* one )>a»aed at the last
San Francisco, June 3. -
revenues.
An
investigation
of
the
practices
of
steamer City of Sydney, which jJ
Whether the danger front this
Pre»idcnt Castro, of the Venezuelan session, ami at the same time make five stam|M for the Lucky Boy mill pension sharpers in Ban Francisco and
republic, has addr<>»»<sl a message to provision for the legal execution ol in the Blue River district has arrived their methods of annoying soldiers source is great enough to warrant
arrived here from Panama andiOyi
tin' ]s‘ople of th«* United State» and the criminals, who, under existing at Springfield and will lie hauled to returning from the Far East, has lx*en the calling of congress in extra ses-
Central American ports, brinaM
the
mine
as
soon
as
[tossillx*.
conditions,
must,
perforce,
1«
rc-
l>e
decided
takes oceaxion to score Minister
start«l by the pension bureau, and sion is one which will
following budget of news:
leused.
Philomath will celebrate the Fourth prosecutions may be exj>ect«i in the only after full deliberation.
lasnui», w hom he «ecus«** of accepting
When the City of Sydney wu«
of July.
It is possible, however, that this
large bribes from the asphalt com
near future, according to the officials
MACHINSTS ARE CONFIDENT.
pany.
Corinto the people were etpo-tj
The Hillaboro council has ordered of the law division of the bureau. danger may be already obviated in
The sharpers are not all representa the enactment of ttie Spooner reso
500 feet of hose.
an invasion from Colombia,
Girl strikers in New York made »
lution, delegating temporarily to the
riotous demonstration. They bandied San Francitco Strikers Expect to Resumt
government of Nicaragua, in .ink
Sufficient funds have lx*en pl«lg«*d tives of the large Washington pension president the power to govern the
non striking girls roughly, and stomd
to make sure that it would n«
Work Soon.
for a Fourth of July celebration at law firms, but many of them are, and Philippines.
This
may
lie
consid
their
methods
are
characteriztxl
as
the building, breaking glass windows.
caught napping, has stationed 4
Roseburg.
Kan
Francisco,
May
30.
—
The
strik
er«»!
an
act
of
congress
within
the
illegal and outrageous. They meet
The police arrested four of the lead
men at Corinto.
Last
wt»-k
theie
was
60,
(MM)
pounds
returning soldiers at the dix-ks and meaning of the Downes case, affirm
ers, but lost one of them in a charge ing machinists report that 22 shops
General Bruise, who dial fnmiX»
from the strikers.
HONOLULU’S SENSATION.
in this city have signed the union of wool s«dd at Blalock for 10 cents often persuade them to file applica ing the constitutionality of the Fora
aragua some years ago, return'd«
per pound.
ker
law.
But
it
is
a
delecate
ques
tions
for
(»•nsions,
even
Is'fore
they
Heveral of the strikers
his home on one of the Cental
The plague is report«**! to be spread agreement.
Fees have tion and one which the president and
Two carloads of horses were shipp<»1 have Ix'en discharged.
last im«tk
ing in India.
Inveitijation of Charge* of Bribery in th« American steamships
have purchased small shops and be
from Baker City to the East this week been, in many cam's, collected with his advisers will consider in all its
As soon as he set foot on Nictnn
Legitlature.
The Cuban convention bus accept- gun business on their own account, by Susanville |»-ople.
out any service rendered, and the Ix-arings Ix'fore coming to a con
soil he was arrested on a crinniul
ed the I'latt amendment.
The machinists generally express
Honolulu, May 26, via San Fran- charge.
S L. Brooks, a stock raiser of the sharper often threatens to take up his clusion.
Another Jack the Rip|ier case has themselves us confident that an ad Samlridge, north of Imlx-r, lost his case* in Washington and make trouble
cisco, June 3.—The special grand
President Zeleya, of N'icarapg
for the soldier unless he paid the fee.
lieen discovered in London.
justment of the differences with their large barn by fire last week.
SETTLEMENT BY PERU.
jury call«*d to investigate the charge' will probably visit the l’an-Amm
former
employers
will
soon
be
eff«*ct-
According to present plans the 10,-
I’orto Rican» are dissatisfied with
The Isiard of directors of the Hunt
of bribery in the legislature has raised can exposition at Buffalo.
ed.
the Supreme court decision
The Pacific Mail SteamshipCml
ington high school have d«»-i«l«i to 000 regulars who are to I»' brought Agrto t<> Piy t(w CUim of An Anwricin the biggest sensation Honolulu ha.-
The Amalgamated Society of Engin
back from the Philippines in the plan
’s coal yards, situated on Now
The Ciinfislerate Veterans’ reunion
Consular Agent
had since the days of revolution and pany
eers has declareil its sympathy with have nine months' school this year.
of
diminishing
the
military
force
island, in Panama Bay. regentlysf
Illi- Is-eu o|H'lie«l at Memphis, Telill.
the strike of the machinists, and
The 12th annual convention of the under General MacArthur will not
Washington, May 30.—The state agitation for annexation. It has had
Duties c«illcete«l on goods from the levied an assessment on its members Washington County Sunday Scluxil Ix'gin their homeward tripe until after department has succ«x»l«i in settling as witnesses Gov. Dole, Attorney Gen fered severely from lire, which»
said to lx1 still burning, but nr.il«
Philippines may have to Is* refunded. for tlurUtrikers' lienefit.
1 Association will Ixi held June 6 at July 1. The first of the regulars to satisfactorily another claim of an
eral Dole, Secretary of the Territory control, when the Sydney -aid,
More
than
1,000
employes
of
the
I
Forest
Grove.
American
citizen
against
the
govern
return
will
be
the
Fourteenth,
Eigli
Corner stone for the new bsleral
having then burned for 15 days
Minister Dudley, at Cooper and other high officials, and
building at Salem, Or., will be laid Risdon Iron Works, who are now out
Th«* Inland Telephone Company ha» teenth au«l Twenty thinl regiments oi ment of Peru.
San Salvador is to have a nun«
on
the
refusal
of
some
of
them
t<
on
strike,
were
paid
off
yesterday
after
infantry, and the Fourth regiment of Lima, has cabled the department
May 31.
t
crew
of
men
engag«»!
in
stringing
war.
Tli’e government has ptirchawd
returning their tools. The men who
that the claimant in the case is wil answer questions, the grand jury from her British owners the stau»
cavalry.
Chilili bus agreeil to th«* amount o(
worke«l at the I nion Iron Works will extra wires lietween I.a Grande and
ling
to
accept
th«'
sum
of
8.
(MM)
silver
has
had
them
brought
into
court
t<
There is no law or constitutional
indemnity demanded by the powers, receive their pay today. The metal Wallowa county points.
ship Soy, and will transfer her iut
soles tendere«! by that government. show cause why they should not a cruiser, renaming her Salcido,
but obj«*cts to th«* interest.
polishers say there arc five union
Tlu* D«*ep Gravel Mining Company, provision to prevent President Mc
The department has authortz«*d the testify.
The new cruiser is now at Aeajutk
The 10 hour
shops in the city. The marine paint incor|x>rat«»l. has asaumisl control of Kinley visiting Mexicoor Canada dur-1 acceptance of the tender and th«' case
In the absence of S. B. Dole, who and will go into commission at mn
ing
his
term
of
office
if
he
so
desires,
the last Washing
ers, who went out on strike last Satur all th«* mining pro|x*rty heretofore
is
indisposed,
Secretary
Cooper
is
act
..
.....o.
*
s
c
l°
se<
L
The
settled
claim
was
that
against I
fcmnles may not
day, are all at work, their demand for <>wii«»l by Wimer Bros. A Co., nt although the pr«*edeutH -.d. are
..t m
a United States consular agent in ing governor.
The jury Is'gan-its MRS. MCKINLEY'S CONDITICI
it. Never has th«' president
< the
girls.
*3 a day having been granted.
Waldo.
the __
Ixiun-
13S5. and hisclaini was txised investigation on a letter from the
United States gone over
« ... .2..
_ . l’eru
In
response
to
a
demand
that
only
At a Nashville, Tenn., university,
.......... except
,.t on
(tarit's of th«' country
on two
two I on *!»• destruction of bis horses and governor to the legislature, refusing
Portland Market*.
a native of China won the nudai pre union sailors Is* ship|H»l on vessels
Andrew
Johnson and -- Sec- '^le P*Haging of his property by to extend the session Ix'cause lie had Doctor* Say She Is Not Out of Dngv-
occasions,
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seuteil to the la’st orator in the uni- Isdonging to tin* Ship Owners' Asso
.L. sus|«n- ' “rn>ed and uniformed men of the information that bribery was taking
Gravc Feature* of the Cue.
Wheat—Walla Walla, 60c. ; val- rotary Seward once crossed the
ciation, the latter organization has
versity.
■ Niagara falls Party °f General Caceras in Julv of place.
Governor Dole ap[x>ared lx*-
sion
bridg«'
to
view
th«'
ley,
nominal;
bluestem,
61(3€2c.
Washington, June 3.—Mrs. M*
demanded that member* of the Sail
fore the jury and it is said told all
Big San Francisco machine shop ors' Vu ion go to sea only on associa |x'r bushel.
from the Canadian side. General that year.
Kinley
passed a very cominrtaik
that he knew. The other heads of
proprietors still refuse to sign the new tion sliijis.
Flour—Jk'st grades. *2 90(<t3 40 per Grant did the same several years later.
night,
and
sat up for a while thi
departments were summoned to
scale Almost ali of the smaller ones
barrel; graham, *2 60.
Coal for Army Transports.
Gov. Charles H. Allen, of Porto
morning. The three physician*wk
have signed.
testify,
and
all
refused
to
tell
what
Oats—Wb ite. * l .35(<* 1.40 per cental ; Ril-o, has pr«*sent«xi to the president
Seattle, May 30.— Quartermaster
May Hr Ramagnoli'a Bodv.
gray. *1.30(i» 1.32 )x-r cental.
The islitor of ii German newspaper
through th«* state department his Ruhlin 1 was today authorized by the they knew, on the ground that the are in attendance, after a cottwlM
Berlin,
May
30.
—
The
I.okal
Anzei-
Bariev—Feed, *17(«s 17.50; brewing, first annual report. The governor ex- quartermaster general to award the information they bad received was tion this forenoon, issued the folio
lias viulatisl the laws of the Uniti-d
States by publishing a half-tone por ger re|x>rts on the authority of the *17<d 17.50 |»>r ton.
presM-s the opinion that a schema of 1 contract to supply coal for all army in the nature of a “privileged com ing statement of her condition
Millatuffs—Bran, *17 |x*r ton ; midd colonial administration such as is tranports loading on Puget Sound for munication, ” having lx-en given to
Buda Peat corrvs|sui<lent that there
trait of u *10 bill.
“Mrs.
McKinley is recovwM
lings, *21.50; shorts, *20.00; chop, found in the Danish. French and the Philippines and for Alaskan ports them as government officials.
Advices just ris’eived from Hawaii has just been taken from the river *16.
from
the
fatigue
of the trip. Th
Acting Governor Cooper, Attorney
English West Indies might I»' safely during the fiscal year beginning July
re|Hnt the arrival there of a ship load Daniil«*, near that city, a dead Issly,
Hay—Timothy, *12.MM 14; clover, instituted with variations deix'ndent 1 next and ending June 30. 1902. General Dole and L. A. Thurston, illness from which she was suffer^
heavily
loaded
with
chains,
which
the
of I’orto Rican immigrants, nearly
*7(<t9.f>0; Oregon wild hay, *6<-»7 upon the future policy of the home Th«* contract will amount to nearly president of the Gazette publishing in San Francisco still continue
starv«sl to death. The v«’»sel ran out llunagrian | ml ice firmly believe to la* |x'r toil.
government.
that
of
Ramagnoli,
the
anarchist
re
*l<M),000, figuring on the basis of the company, were sumomned to apja'at though in less intense form, t'im
of provisions.
Hop*—12<«t 14«'. per lb.
ported to have lx*en sent from Amer
quartermater
’s business at this port Ix-fore Judge Humphreys and show still feeble, and cannot beronsiW
Surgeon General Sternlx*rg of the
Th«1 I'nitisl States «upreme court ica to murder the German eni|x*ror.
Wind — Valley, Il(4l3c; Eastern
and Tacoma during the past year. It cans«' why they should not tell thi out of danger. Her progress will a,
iidj«iiirned until the se«'oiid Monday The police of every country in Europe Oregon. 7(dl(k'; mohair,
20« 21c. army reports with gratification a de- is believed that at least 30,000 tons grand jury what they had learned re doubt lie slow, but improvement I
cided
improvement
in
th«*
health
I of
in OctulM-r without dis|s>sing of the and America have been notified of the ! |»'r |x>und.
will be required. The quartermaster garding bribery in the legislature. looked for.”
Philippine «'uses, so the treasury de discovery.
Butter — Fancy creamery, 15(4 the soldiers in the Philippines. ‘ The general authorized Mr. Ruhlin to Judge Humphreys sustained Dole a*
Mrs. McKinley failed to showu)
partmeiit will continu«* to collect Oil
jl7)*c. ; dairy, I3(*14c. ; store, 11 ««* death rate has lx»*n rapidly digress
it was shown that he had told th« improvement during the day, »■
award
the
contracts
for
the
purehas«
ing.
Th«*
«leath
rate
from
disease
is
gissis coming from that country.
12 »,0. per pound.
of coal according to his recommenda grand jury the names of the men tonight her condition is reported«
Bear May Have to Give lip Trip.
Egg*—Oregon ranch, 12(«il2lsc. much lower than in any other army. tions at the time the bids were from honi he had received evidence. unchanged from the status given*
Th«* Chinese indemnity will lx
Seattle, May 30.—It is possible that per dozen.
Thurston had told the jury that he the bulletin issued this morninf
M'tth*«l this week.
opened several weeks ago.
FOREIGN TROOPS GOING.
on account of the machinists strike
Cheeae—Full cream, twins, 13<<
had heard that legislators' had ap One of the grave features of the <*»
Mrs. McKinley is standing the
the re|iairs on the revenue cutter Bear 13»,c. ; Young America, 13's(A14c.
proached a corporation with solicita is the fact that she continnesm
homeward trip well.
Fined
for
Chesting
th«
Government.
Withdrawal of th« Allied Fore«* From Chin«*«
tions of bribes, but he declines to tremely weak and fails to gain«,
will not be completed in time to per per pound.
It is evitaiii llial all vohmtrers will mit her to priu-eed on her journey
Poultry—Chicken*.mixisl.*3 50<«t4;
Chicago. May 29—Albert Dow. pro give the name of the corporation on strength. She is very seriouslyikj
Territory.
I m * startisi for home before July.
prietor of th«* Fertile Valley Creamery the ground that as attorney he had but has had severe attacks of illMM
north.
This will necessitate the hens, *4(45.00; dressed, ll<W12c. |x-r
Tien Tain, May 31.—Two British Company, was today fined *10,000 a Gffht to withhold it as given in heretofore, and this gives rise for b<W
Danger of serious trouble betxreen abandonment of the voyage to pound; springs, *3(<«5 |x*r dozen;
transports
have
arrived
at
Tong
Ku
and sentenced to six months in the confidence by a client to an attorney. that she will yet show improvement
France ami Morocco has lieen avert«*«!. Siberia, and tin* distribution of the ducks, *5«<<6; givse, *6(47; turkeys,
live, 10(412c; drsmed, 14(416«-. per to tak«* troops direct to India. An Bounty jail.
Dow is said to have I
A freight train on the Great North herd of 300 reindeer now awaiting the |xmnd.
Helen Gould* Health Failing.
other trans|>ort will arrive today to clieat«*d the government out of *40. ■
In thi* event
Rate War at an End.
ern ran into a car loa«l«'d with dyna arrival of the Bear.
Potato«'»—Old. *1(4 1.15 per sack; take the Beluch regiment to Wei Hai 000 in revenue payment, which he
Miss Helen Gould of New York
Lieutenant
Bertliiolf
will
lie
com-
mite.
Seattle,
June
3 —The Ala«k*st«»j
Wei.
evaded. This is the heaviest fine ever overcome by the strain of her charita ship rate war is at an end. temp’i*|
polled to s|wnd the winter on the new, 2L4«42t*c. pt*r pound.
The liattle ship Oregon is to lx Kil>erian coast.
Genera) Voyron, the French com impose«! in a federal court.
Mutton — lauidi* 4\(45c per
ble work, has been ordered to take a
An agreement «»
tboroughly overhauled on her return
pound gross; lxx>t shrep, wether», mander, expects, now that the evacu
long rest and is lielieved to lie suffer ily at least.
enteretf into by managers of th* »
with wool. *4 25(44.50; <irré»ed, 6(47c ation has been decide*! upon, that
to thia «'«uintry.
ing
from
nervous
prostration.
Withdrawal of Garman*.
Will Visit Windsor.
cently warring companies
France will countermand the order
]»'r |x>und.
A 13 year «il«i San Francisco boy
Trtuury Auditor Rui<iu.
the former passenger rates of F'J’j
London, May 30.—The visiting
Ilogs — Gro**. heavy, *5 75(46. holding her troop« temporarily in
Berlin, Muy 30 —A dispatch to the
was murdered in a most cold bkHxhxl
Washington, June 3. —Colonel class and *16 second class “J
He anticipate* the early ar members of the New York chanilier
Cologne Gazette say* th«- withdrawal light, *4 75(45; dresm>d, 7(47 l«c. pel China.
manner by a butcher.
5 oungblood. of Alalmma, auditor of agreement is to I* in f"rce W
of
commerce
will
visit
rival
of
French
transports.
pound.
Windsor
castle
Th«* supreme c«mrt holds that the of th«' German marines to Sing Tau
General Lome Campbell, the Brit June 1, and will lie received by the the treasury department, has tendered days, ami it is thought will tlx ’
V«'»l—I-arge. 6«t«47c. per pound;
l’nit<xl States may levy duty on ini- has begun and that th«- German quar »mall, 71,(4Ik- per pound.
A conference lx-tween the his resignation, and it was accepted, extended.” The
ish commander here, says the inter king.
rat«’
“*r
ter of Pekin has Ixx'ii hamhd over to
|x>rts from I’orto Rn*o.
Ikx'f—Gross, top su*ers, *5(4 5 25; national situation at Tien Tsin is het- New York chamber of commerce an«l to take eff«*et June 15. Th«* president forced by Canadian lines, wh*“!
th«'
Chinese
authorities
experiment
today
appoint'd
B.
A.
Pierson,
assist
In round number» the retiniate lor
sisted on American steamers
cows and heik'i», *4 M)<44 75; dressed ter than at any time since the arrival the London chamber of commerce has
ant auditor for the same department away from Vancouver on north <>•
been arranged for June 3.
tlie civil government of the Philip ally for a fortnight.
of the troops.
lx*«'f, 6l4(48«,c. ,x'r pouitd
to succeed him.
pine« will lx* *1.2<M>.(MM).
trips.
Amendment Accepted.
Freight
Trains
Smasbvd
Tsgether.
Wa.hout on th. Grtal NorOwn«.
Havana, May 30 — The fiait
Senator Hawley is in favor of pro
Fir»t Payment for Cruiser.
Ex-CongrcMimn Price.
It i» underatood in Rome that Pop* amendment has l«ecn acepeted by the tecting the Nicaraguan canal, n<
Everett, Wash.. May 31 —An extra
Beattie. May 30 — A washout on
Philadelphia, June 3.— A cable
Leo XIII has made a will naming lii* Cuban const ituitonal convention by a matter what kind of an interna
Washington,
Jun«' 3. — H’’*
south lx»un«i freight train was cut in the Great Northern main line, two
»ucc«'»a<ir.
message received by William Cramp Trice, whe serv«»i many years io
vote of 15 to 14 The actual report tional agreement is made. .
two today at the top of a two mile miles west of Wenatchee, has been
A Sons announced that the first pay gross as a Republican Hpr«*"11'
Northwi'atern Iowa has begun ship was on accepting the majority report
It was held recently in a London grade at Edgecomb, intending to dou report«»! here. The track
__ ‘________
was washed
ping choi«-* butter to Porto
~
Rico, of the committee on relations which polios court that no one has any right ble back for the second section cut. out for a distance of 150 feet, am! as ment for the cruiser contract«»! for by from Iowa, and who was « >n)»>>” I
The first omsignment left Sioux embodied th«* amendment, with ex- to force his way into a railway car The half train left standing started a result all (Mssengers on east and the government of Turkey hasten er of Indian affairs from ISSI t*
planaiton* or certain ctatuae*. The riage already full.
Fall* a few days ago.
down the grade and dashr-d into an west bound trains were transferred j»«id by the Imperial Ottoman Bank lx*ginning of tha first Clev«l*r"
Ratlicals made a hard tight at the last
There ’ "til now there has been an element
San Francisco has 130. Pittsburg other freight train at Edgecomb, at the scene of the trouble.
The Austro Hungarian <*en*u* just moment, and on several «'casions
,
her the cruiser ministration, died here «
completed shows the t«>tal pt'pulaliou personal encounters seemed imnii- 385, Providence 2M, Washington 0W, smashing two calxxar» and t h ree was no delay in the arrival and de
trouble.
Mr.
Price,
who
would
ever
hr
built,
but
with
the
parture
of
trains,
however,
the
trans
Louisville
325,
Cincinnati
516
and
freight
cars
into
kindling
wood,
to )»• 47,(MM),(MM), an increase since nent.
first
Tlie
payment miule, the work will lx* car- years of age. was president
Cleveland 400 |a>l icemen.
debris was burned. No one was hurt. fer being made with little trouble.
1M1MI of 9 |»*r cent. The population of
ried
forward.
RmU|x»t I»** incn*aM'<l 4a ¡»rr cent.
State Bank of Iowa for many J*
Boxer* A«os Act«*«.
It is said that 1,0110 pounds of poul
Frtxch Captures a Wafltd Town.
Reu<h Rider* Reunion
Chamberlain 1* the Pop*.
try
will
cost
less
than
l.tMM)
pounds
Jud ge Coxe, in an importing case
London, May Mb—"The Boxers are
Lubricating Oil In hvo»1*
Colorado Springs. Colo., May 31.—
Paris, May 30—A dispatch rreeivevl
Rev. Dr. Frederick Rooker, just
in New York. <l«*cid«xl that »tatii«-» again active in all districts where of Uef and will sell for almost twice Th«* Rough Riders reunion may pos here
i the I*
from
(»e
near
I
V
vyron.
at
Tien
appointed chamberlain to the pope
Explorers burning !’• "> *—
brought from Italy were not works of there are no foreign troop*, ” ears a s much.
P*'!*-
sibly be merged into the quarto cen Tsin, dated May 2.5 says that a re- is the first American to he made's
Wy
art.
ills|iatch from Tien Tain, “A mis
The Mexican army of more than tennial to l«e observed in this city. connoitermg
• a ail oil fields in Western
lurty came upon a member of the pontifical household,
i port the discovery of hü'hM*
Chief Tvnawaahie, the old medi smnary who was going to Tulu on .’5 (MX) men is sup|»*r1mi upon a trifle August 1. 2 and 3
walled
town
The reunion was
15 kilometers northeast
springs Mowing an oil *
cine man of the Yakimaa, in Wash the Grand canal was forecd to return nore than 1 OOO.tMJO Mexican dollars originally fix«»! for the latter part o' of Ting Chau, The town authorities
»"«•’ Are Massing
to
Tien
Tsin
on
wcuunt
of
a
fierce
i
month.
The
Mexican
congress
ington, ha* lx'*n *asaa*ii>*ted by
~____
4xS'TnWon' C,f* Col«’nv. June 3 — determined to be a lubri
June, but on account of A'ice Presi refused to o.
open
the
gat«*s.
whereupon
trilawmen in anger at hi* failure to fight raging Iwttreen Boxer* and Ice« not coat *i.(MM),(MX) a year.
massing to the north
dent Roosevelt’s announcement that the French artillery open«»! ‘ fi ire Th. The
Brake* Would No« fieli.
Catholic « oiiverl«
There was heavy
cure »ni*ll|M>x.
■ 3-T!^
The natives of the east coast of he could not attend at that time, th« wall was breached and the town ward of Railey. There is much local
Wilmington.
Del.. Jun«
firing on both aid«** Four thousand
There are 7 4«M) memhrr* of the insurgents from the province of Uriea have a sjwx-tes of cymbal ex regimental associati«*n has been dis taken.
tme French infantrv man apprehension, .nd the town guard bSavily los<led trolley car* ,,f tk«*
______ Bailkxid is remains all mght in the trench«*. P«»*ple’s Street Railway
New York |x>lice force. The numlei Kwaichai have unath-d the province actly resembling in shapr the dumb posed to let the reunion go by default was woumled. Genearl
They are hoping that by changing the dat< couring the country with ~ J a column Pammuger traffic to the north is ,u»- while going down • ate» P ■’ ill Ï®
of arrest* made by the New York of Nzrehuan. causing a widespread ells u«ed by athletes
laved in pairs, one in each hand, Colonel Roosevelt can arrange hi- jf French troops, and is rapport ing I*nde.i and and fre,ght is j.roceeding city, killing one man. t*'
police last year «as 138. m 7.’ i , or an I j panic.
under armed .»o.rt.
Tl(< ^|)k ing another ami hurting 2i’
.nd violently smitten together.
the Chinese regulaex.
affair* so that be can be on hand.
average of l«et»«» ii 18 and 20 for <-acb
elute at Douu.
jxilk-eiiian.
more or less seriously.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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