The Eugene weekly guard., June 22, 1901, Image 2

A WONDERFUL MATHMEATICAN.
EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
CAMrBKLL
BROS., rrtjHM.r».
NEWS OF THE STATE
ROOT'S SECOND SHARP NOTE
Will Probably
tint
th«
Denred
THE FASTEST BATTLESHIP.
Uliaon Beau th« ««<•*
Effect M
IX SPECIAL SESSION
*«»i«ls tt h«»
WASHINGTON
LEGISLATURE
IS
Death al P*<4 T«umaa H Safford, of hil-
lismi Coll*»*
New York. June 17— President Tru
man Henry Safford, the mathematic­
ian and astronomer, whose death has
just been announced, will be burled
in the college burying ground at Wil­
liamstown, Mass.
He was born at Royalton. \ t. 65
years ago At an early age be attract­
ed attention by his powers of calcula­
tion. He could mentally extract the
square and cube root of numbers of
nine and ten places of figures, and
could multiply four figures as rapidly
upon paper In
as It could ‘ ' be done
------------------------
when he was 9 years old. and
nine years before he was graduated
from Harvard college, he prepared an
almanac, and at the age of 14 he cal­
culated the eliptic elements of the
first comet of 1849. By a method of
his own he abridged by one-fourth tbe
labor of calculating the rising and set
ting of the moon. After long and dif­
ficult problems had ben read to him
once, he could give their result with­
out effort.
WITH TRANSPORT INGALLS
Qass.
HUNDREDS OF W0RKME i ,
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
CALLED BY GOVERNOR.
Boston, June 14 -With the proud
New
York.
June
13
—
A
special
to
1
OREGON
EUGENE
ALL OVER OREGON.
distinction of being tbe fastet battle
the Tribune from Washington »ay»:
Vc-itl Had Juit Been Docked
ship in America, and the speediest of
Iuite advices from General Wood
'rptel «M «Und. Uwl-M*
T*
her
class
in
the
world,
the
new
sea
Floating Dry-Dock
Q|a (
Puauh»«*.. »nd E— ^7Fr*
indicate that‘.wo or three member* Cammemel aad Fmervul Hepaentng» of
fighter Illinois came to anchor in
D«l«ct*. —L’ad«f P-K». Uw. S«v«r.l
of the constitutional convention, who,
and Timbers were Forced Th,,
portane« —A Bncl Review ol of th«
President s Roads tonight after a
Condemn«* Cnm.ml» *«***
A Comprthriuiv« Rio.» of th« Important at first were moat active and out­
Growth sad Improvement» of th« Many
Wall»-Thirty Italian Ubor
t1 W(Gn_,
—jn
most
successful trial.
spoken
in
their
hewtility
to
the
Flatt
happtninv of th« Fait W«*k Prueated
Art Unaccounted For
Indulti mi Throughout Oar Thriving Coen course from Cape Ann to Cape Por­
B«ea
L,b*r»ttd.
law, are* now about to align t) em-
in a Condinwd form Which u Moat
poise and return, » distance of 66
moawulth Latest Martel Report.
■elves with the supporter»of that law,
Lik«k to Prove of Inttrtal to Our Man> *nd it 1* strongly intimated as prob­
nautical mile, she raced today under
New York. June
Rtadtra
Eugene will have a twodays Fourth tbe watchful ay*» l,f
"'^tLui'.-i.^i
able that if a final vote 1» reaclieil in
United States transport f Ing»"^ **
naval representatives, and established rX‘wHh«m"nl‘r^
the convention this week the Platt
the balance dry dock at th~En*
Eleven hiiin!r»xi butclier» are <>n a law without modification or qualifica­ of July celebration.
a new record by maintaining an aver­
im Brooklyn. Saturday
The Whitney council now meets age »peed of 17.31 knots for four con­ •nd 5ii member, of H^hou^pretent,
strike in Ban Francisco.
tion will 1« incorp>rated into the
twice
a
month
instead
of
once
a*
secutive hour*
Not only did she
and 24 representatives
The sharp
The Cuban convention ha* accepted constitution of Culia.
demonstrate that »he was faster than 10 senator«
note, the second on the subitet sent heretofore.
When the senate ad-
the original Platt amendment.
Fourth regiment, O N G.. will go any warship in her class of her size
The new list tie ship Illinois is the by Secretary Root to the convention
many injured.
she proved her ability to p)i.b«d a considerable portion of the
through General Wisal. i, lelievtd into camp at Flugene June 27, and sAoat, but »he
fastest vessel of her class afloat
There were about
tum upon an enemy <«th extraordi- work for which the extra session was
to have had the desired influence at remain until after tbe Fourth.
machinists and others Il clrP*M»n
Americans »ere again suce«waful Havana. J11 this note tbe secretary >
long
the
Columbia
nary
quicknes»
b
-'
*
h
X
Report« from al
vessel and dock at the time"* °°
in the international trap shoot.
of war sets forth plainly and unequiv­ river »how a much better run of plete circle within >•' yard», or little
Tlie judiciary committees of each
’ . _~»k in
in tli
raws'
more than twice her length,
three
Fxtensne commissary frauds hav« ocally the attitude of this govern­ •almon than in the past few weeks.
house held a joint meeting tn the
I
ment as firm and unyielding.
minutes and lOseconds, while plough­ morning and agreed to recommend
been dicovered at Ban Francico.
THREE MEN IN A BOAT.
in
i
Commeucement
exercises
are
This note ajiparotitly ba* made it |
ing thremgh the sea at full speed
Another name has lawn added tothe
the following course of action:
Britith Stamen Make Long but L'»el«»» Voy­ her to Hat to »larboard'^,??;;«
plain to the leadi rs of lit* Radical progrve »or about to Iwgin in most of ( Steadiness and resene power char­
first—That the Rands law, which
Port Royal, Pa , coal mine horror.
age to Secure Help.
{■arty that in the end they would the colleges «ml universities of the acterized the performance of the ship uruvi<bw for the execution of con­
»hearing beams through th* . *
4
Thirty-four student, graduated suffer in power and prestige by leing; state.
walis of the old floating drydtJT?
throughout the entire test
The demned criminal* in the (>eniten-
Halifax.
N.
S..
June
15.
—
After
sail
­
from the Oregon Agricultural college exposed as the real and only obstruc­
Tbe |; giie River Mining A Millinc work of her engine* was smooth and Hary. *hall be repealed before it goes ing nearly 700 miles fn an open boat which she was cradled Be»id*. ,?
mechanic» and other workmen Ji
1
Insurgent general Cailles refuw« to tionists of Cuban inde|iendence. It Company
has about finished cleaning even, and the record* of the day
to take relief to their ship, the Bor­ crowded the vessel and dock d »
effect on June 13.
1 *t It* mine on the left baud fork • ho»ed but one-tenth of a knot differ­ into
surrender, except on his own terms. is said that General Ssnguilly. whose up
Second—The enactment of a law der Knight. Mr. Mathie, chief officer, ing her for a voyage to Manila oSJi
, Foot* creek.
ence is ,p*«*i between the northern embody ing the essential principal* ot
Extensive German influence in th« incendiary niocsagv tn fils constitu-1 of
two of the crew, arrived at Sheet 30 Italian laborers are supno«??
ents on the treason of the adoption
The ma­ the Rands law. hut containing a sav­ and
A new eleetire light company luu run and the return run.
A'angtse district alarms tbe British
Harbor,
the end of their 15 days' jour­ have been in the hold of the X>',?
t
• t in- Piatt l.<w 11. lira burned in Salem. It will alto chinery easily met every requirement,
press.
ing clause providing for the execution ney. to find that their steamer had ployed in shifting pig iron J’./*
modified form is generally regarded
and not an accident of any kinc of the criminal* already condemned just been towed in. a distance of 450 While the workmen were trying t0
Donald
Mephial. a prominent on the island of 110 impirtauce, u Mjerat«'a »ystem of etreet railways. marred the »uci-e** of the day.
Real under the old system, viz: in the jail miles, by the Spanish steamship Dur eape the dock itself, overbalance* i
Capital
rt
k.
$13
««.I
Eastern Oregon sheepman, was found about the only radical who ia »till
Admiral Sampaon. who was on boarc and by the sheriff of the county anco, from Philadelphia for Bilboa. the weight of the ship, turned on?
The new niluary cole regulating unofficially, and
dead by the road*ide
holding
out
umompromisinglj
Captain W. F. Splatt, of the Bolder side and sank in 50 feet of water 7
Rear Admira «herein the crime was committid.
number of the men were borne dn»!
It is not ex tin- <» N. G will be ready for diatn- Evans, who acted as president of th<
The Washigton leg ¡•lature has ad- against acceptance
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon the Knight, and his crew were landed
button
in
a
few
day*.
The
new
set
is
journed after amending tbe capita! ported that at it* meeting the cabinet
trial board, a» well as the othei two house* met in joint session and here, while the brave little rescue par­ into the water and jammed under ui
punishment law and parsing three will make any further announcement much stricter than the one now in naval officer» who part»ei|iated in he Governor Rogers delivered his special ty found a haven 40 miles to the east­ beneath the wreckage. How Ji
were caught could not be learned^
tn respect to Cuba, nor is it likely
vetoed bulls.
trial, »ere thoroughly pleased »itk message in person. He explained the ward.
When the Border Knight's tail shaft night. Martin Anderson, a paint*?
con
The Lakeview Water Conijuuiy hat tlie new champuw. and a» ,he steam«
.
.»
-2a...»:
—
front
bis
The govern mnet is | preparing t< that any ne«* will l*e given out
k "
anchorage with . br.am gravity oi the
w<juld broke, in latitude 34:10 north and lon­ 1 was caught under the descending J,
£lli> a crew of men working on tbe im- baeL
. _ -
fire three and one half ton* of lyna- corning ita deliberations oa that
.flicml* of th* standpoint, and stated that he wouici gitude 59:44 west,. 300 miles north of the ship and killed outright
ject.
th<
provement
which
will
cvmvey
at
her
masthead,
the
ol
mite under the N -, >r w« I let ween Fort»
liding Com- not have called the session if, in his east of Bermuda, sails were rigged ers were dragged out of the
It is more than likely that in
company's water in tiling direct Newport New* Shipbuilding
badly injured or half drowned J
Hamilton and Wadsworth.
of labor Com
had ­ judgment, there was not danger of and she began to make her way slow­ hurried
of tbe changing ti-vod aux ug
to the hospitals.
from the spring to th, summit of ^th« pare whose three years c. _
ly northward. Provisions were scarce,
The «rar department has issued a constitution makir* at Havam
enthuai-
several
justly
condemned
criminal»
Added to the horror of tonight vu
for she had made an unusually slow
hill Averlooking Lakeview.
such a happy climax, were
set of regulation, clearly defining cabinet will discuss tlie form
bv reason of the complica- voyage from Africa and the situation the uncertainty of the fate of the n«t
going free by
*
C
■
t
ate
D
dot
S-.s!l|. x at Westfall has been aatically congratulated.
hazing and strictly prohibiting th* date of promul
oeen more
the vessel'* hold. Som< manani
The day could not have been
more non» arising from the Rand» act. seemed to be desperate, as she was in
eradicate«!
to get to the dock and leaped into’b
same Any cadet found guilty ol law for the first
far out of the track of commerce.
t-.d-.h,,, n- e'«»»
p
rfect
for
a
trial
of
a
1
infraction will I m * disniiiwad from th* tbe orcffiiHzjktii
Mr. Mathie and the two men vol water a* the vessel was sinking b®
Ontario has arran gwl to ohaerve tb« Hardly a breath of air ru tfleil the that there was considerable doubt of
unteered to set out in the lifeboat it is feared that the majority wen
academy.
Fourth <4 July.
the CuUrn re|
water as the vessel steamed out of the validity of any legislation passed with a flimsy bit of sail to bring as­ less fortunate.
nd Attor
Many Filipinos have «(»plied for that b>,th rorre 't ary
Atlieua streets are leing improved Boston harbor.
The Illinois was at this special session other than that sistance to the British steamer. This
The Ingalls went into the drydot*
I
ney lie neral Kr
•n givinj with crus I us! rock
civil service positiona.
hardly a thing of beauty as »he laid specified’ in the call, and urged the was May 29. and June 7 the Duranco. at 11:30 o'clock this morning m
legislature,
in
view
of
the
doubt,
to
X
t
iMiie
rabh
t
h
ia
phase
ot
th
outward bound, responded to the sig about $80.000 was to have been rt-
Kruger claim* to know nothing ol
FeiqJe of Quartzburg have peti­ her c >ur*a for Cape Ann. but tbe transact none other.
•ttetiti n it <
nals of distress on the Border Knight. pended on her repairs. The dock ii
white wave turned up at her bow gave
the peace negotiation*.
tion««!
for
a
daily
mail.
Immediately after the delivery of They were sighted by the Trave on which she was placed was a very oid
dais, ami Irfor
tb.ee .»n board the impression that
Washington ren*te h*» repealed tb« left Washington
Coquille City 1» preparing for a »he was out lor a businesslike day » the message tbe senate met and Saturday. The Border Knight was one. having been constructed over k
Rand, capital punishment law.
Fourth >4 July oeiHcaUou.
passed the bill repealing the Rands bound from Cape Verde Islands to years ago. No one could be found
position he an
work
tonight who could give an estimitrqf
The repeal contained an emerg­ New York.
TDltt
A rich leiige <4 gold has Iwcn du conferred on I
Tbe trwaeurer <4 Manon county had
For a part of the northward run law
the damage caused by the disaster
quest of the president.
covered near I-a Grande, thvgon.
on hand June 1 tl>« * imoi »24,9^9.23 the ' .r 1» reached a speed of 17 M ency clause. It wu the intention to
have the house pass the bill yesterday
FIRE AT A HEALTH RESORT.
Berfore the convention at Havana
A small town in Minnesota
Tbe Linn County W. C. T. I". co«i ku ts. a maximum speed of 17.M.
FERRY BOATS COLLIDED.
almost entirely destroyed by a U»r manifested a disposition to trifle with venteou wifi tw held the first week in w .th a minimum of 16.97 The com­ also, but while the senate was acting
that
bodv
adjourned
until
today.
the
Platt
law
it
had
been
hopes!
in
pleted figure* f. r the entire 66 knot»
nado
Hotel at West FUdcii. Ind. Burned- Several
A ugu»t.
Probable Lou of Life in New York Harbor—
Washington
fficinl circle« that tbe
gave 3 4s 46 elajmed time, and the When it’ meets today it will at once
Reported Lost.
Officer, of the Forty-third regin nt Cuban» would be ready to hold theii
Il is rejected at Frasrie City that<
pass the bill, whereupon the gover­
Boats Badly Danuftd.
average
speid
17.31
knots
per
hour,
in the Philippines, are bccum
Indianapolis, June 15. — Telephone
fi rst general elect ion by t be last ot: “rustler» are stealing stock in tbe and at no time did she drop below nor’s signature will lie affixed to the
New
York.
June 17—The wood«
bribery.
of November next, VM-uuty of Grub creek range.
measure A new bill embodying the messages from Salem and Bedford, to side-wheeler Northfield,
16 97.
which hu
vc
The hattie ship Oregon ha, arr
conform» to th«
Rands law and the saving clause will the Journal received this morning been in the service of the Statan It
The qiMwteon <4 Finding actual dia-
tbe next two oi ' Ui. t N 8. Malheur county. in the
at Honolulu on her way home from
then be introduced. It will pass both say:
land Ferry Company for the past 31
ACCEPTED BY CUBA
three weeks it is considered jirohab)«
tbe Orient.
h loses and the business for which the
:i i-: $., Ik®' to i-. prove tbe acbocil
The West Baden Springs Hotel, at years, was rammed tonight by tie
Zurbano ha, proclaimed himself that the tenalne plan can be carried building, will Conae bsiore the voterà Th< Plan Am«sdir«ni l> Now • Part of tb. session was called will have been West Baden, one of Indiana's most steel-hulled propeller Mauch Chunk,
If this June 15
famous health and pleasure resorts, used as a ferry boat by the Central
completed.
governor ol the Philippines as succes­ out by tbe original date
Const it at iaa
»hould he done, it is believed that th*
burned early this morning. It could Railroad of New Jersey. The colli»
sor to Aguinaldo.
J. H. Tiroon has discovered a 14
ion occurred just off the Stutan lilaM
NOT FITZHUGH LEE. JR,
not be learned how the tire started.
pro»»d«*nt. in compliance with th*
Havana.
June
13
—
The
Cuban
con
­
foot
inn
of
c
«1
where-
be
has
iwex,
President McKinley ha, stated that Flatt law, would be able to withdraw
Everything in connection with the ferry slip, at the foot of Whitehall
opening
up
a
mine
on
Lampey
creek
stitutional convention yesterday ac­
it is his intention to visit Hawaii in all American trr* ps from tbe island
hotel building was destroyed, and it street, and in less than 20 mhutei
Cone county
Tb<- mine i* located cepted the Hatt amendment by a Officer Killed ia Philippine» Was Ueuttnanl was rumored that several lives were afterwards the Northfield, which nt
the near future
► •on after the beg nning ,4 tbe new
within 2R0 yards of the river.
lost, but this could not be confirmed crowded with passengers, sank at th*
Lee. si Engineers
vote <4 16 to 11. The resolution tc
Three women were injured in Chi­ year, and that by next spring the
Telephone and telegraph communica outer end of the Spanish Line piem
There is some talk -4 moving tb* a, j.t was carried without diacuwion.
cago. two probably fatally, by tbe co Cuban government will be wholly in
June
13.
—
The
officer
Manila,
tion with Indianapolis was destroyed the East River. The Mauch Chink
killed,
not
lapsing of a stairway.
tbe hands of the Cubans
In tbe school b ix in di*trict 92. Umatilla
while the story of the fire was being which was badly damaged landed tw
Immediately after the opening ot named Lee. who was
ropro-
dozen passengers who were aboard of
wounded, in the recent battle with told.
Owing to fear of fre,h trouble i in TDfjintirDE. a joint
tbe
ses»ion.
a
majority
of
the
com
­
Corea for American* tbe cruiwr Nr rw sent in g tbe two countries, confci I* gulch Tti* district is nine Willes kmc mittee cm relations, submitted, ar the insurgents at Lipa province of «The hotel is said to have had sev­ her. Over 100 passengers of the sank-
eral hundred guests, and all of their en Northfield were dragged out of the
formulating some sclieme of reciproci­ and a nnmlwr c4 tbe children live re
Orleans ba, born oolcml there
a swhatitute for tbe committee', for­ Batangas. was Lieutenant Lee of the belongings were destroyed, there water by people along shore, and the
ty. on which ci'iigre-HS could act, and far from the school building that they
eiugneer*.
not
Lieutenant
Fitzhugh
of the fleet of river tugs which
McKinley ann<
w- Id thus Cul»an sertous ec-*n<»mic prob either May at b<«ue
r, that
are put t< great mer rep rt. tbe Flatt amendment a* Lee Jr., as previously cabled.
The having been no time to save anything crews
refuse te swept the nomination for a lems wonM te f,r adavneed toward inconvenience during had weather. passed by c -ngreat,, recommending enemy encountered by Captain W. I
Assistance was asked of the fire de­ promptly responded to the ferryboat!
that it he made an appendix to th«
third term if rt were offered him
partments of near-by towns, but on call for help. A few of the North
solution aliout tbe time the island at
constitutiim.
The conventon will A Wilhelm, of the Twenty-first in­ account of the lack of transportation field's passengers were hurt In the
The date of tbe Rough Ruler te lied irwiep deni • a 1 aovwreifnty.
accident, and the police believe that
i> w appoint a committee to draw up fantry. with 50 men of that regiment, facilities no aid could be rendered.
Ankwiation convention ha, tee
«as met six miles east of Laps, in
One of the proprietors said that some lives were lost.
the
electoral
law.
Portlanc
Martin
changed from August 1 to August 3
GOVERNOR SAMFORO DEAD
Captain Daniel Gully, of the tugboat
Batangas province, and consisted of part of the building was erected 12
W!>eat—Walla Walla,
val­
more than 2(M) of Mahars' followers. years ago. and they had been adding Mutual, who saw the ferry-boats crash
If tbe striking machinist* do n •<
WrtM-,»al af T-oops
to it ever since, until the value of the together, says that immediately after
ley nominal, biueste*. fibifiic
return to work at once tl
Wasbingtor »uoe 14—The newt r.ipp<«edly tbe command of Gonzales property was about $1.000.000. this in the collision between 25 and 30 pa»
jier bn»I>e!
Tbe insurgents were defeated, but
New, shipbuilding plant w
I*
f the ad jit ion of the Platt amend-
sengers leaped into the water, ani
pel led to ,u»(<ei»d all o|a
F our—«Best grade« t- 1*6*3 4’ ’ per :uent by tbe Cuban coast it utonal their biases have not been reported. eluding the grounds and buildings that many of these perished. Captain
There is only insurance of $100.000.
IS —Wil barred graban $1' •<u
Yates'
troop,
of
the
First
cavalry
is
Gully also declared that he is an«
Businea, is i
< .u.iyntion waa received «ith general
'.n
Cats—" *te $1 3i-t4rl 35 per ren­ gralifical :. fiere Tbe administration pursuing them. The American offi­
that over 100 of the Northfield» pa»
ish colonk* in
FOUR LIVES LOST.
I sengers were drowned.
ta gray $1 .’••41 31S ,«T <* ntal
thought that n
official« all a, -ng have felt confident cers «ere plannng to attack a force of
Rar-, v—Feed »174)7 i»
or*» nc
he in a, good <
that ita ratificaton would be accom the insurgent» ahich was ahead ol i Schoantr Wrecked in s Fog on Newfound-
Anarchists Will Shoot it Dummm.
$171« 17 jo (er 1«
Boer war.
..-bed alien tlie Cul*n« realized them, »hen they were fired on from'
lend Coast
M -luff — Bran »17 per tor n aid- that thia government «as firm in it» one side.
New
York. June 17—Th* WorM
All hope of rv cwiing the imp!
Our loss consisted of two officers | St. Johns. N. F.. June
_• $21 5o sbolla. $1N* k'
chop, • altitude regardne the amendment,
15—The says:
men in tbe r\»rt
1
Rt’xal
hooner ■ Cxar. bound to l^abradot
"Wooden dummies, wearing in*»
$16
f t hr
and that its acceptance «ould 1« killed at al six wounded and one pri- ------------
mine ha, teen
cheat-protectors, and representing tl*
sate wounded.
H*y— T.
: v »12 .-->.«14 clover.
with
fishermen
and
their
families.
70
•
"««ary
>re
the
United
State»
been ascertained
Tbe Washington tariff decison has persons altogether, was driven ashore crowned despots of Europe, ar* to bi
»?,«y .>■ Oregi
wi d i.ay
’•r» • i«
«
d < !.w nt U. withdraw it* super-
men entombed
been
received by the United States on Cabot Island on the north coast set up in Liberty Park. Ridgewood. L
jer ton
it R aj
' • :
' the i-’and Now that th*
The Chinese <
Philippine
commission. but the com­ of New Foundland in a dense fog and I., for anarchists ta shoot at. TM
per
IK
Hopn
—
lSffiMc
Ture*
1
an* have den nstrated their good
occasion will be the grand annual tow
bound steamer ktl
W <«»1 — Vallee, 111* 13r ; Eastern :» th in the United State*, it is ex­ missioners are unable to say whethei gale. Four men were drowned and feast of the anarchists of Greater N»’
six
others
were
injured,
but
the
wo
­
out in mid ocean
i*r»gr»n. "tB Ile
m ,:.a:-.
?.Mîlc pected that a fairly »¡eedy rvacua tbe results will require a continuance men and children all landed safely.
Y'ork. Johann Most will be marshal
entire crew at liay
per pHiwd
chief patron and honored guest.
U
ob <4 tbe island will follow, con of the military government.
The
survivor*
were
on
the
island
)y killing hm x 5! to p
Hutto — Fancy creamery.
The conditions offered to General two days without food or shelter
The anarchists, a year ago. pas’«
tingeat only upon tbe establishment
declaring that the nr
17
. dgiry, 13ffil4c., ator
Kruger is at The Hi
■f a »tai le government in tbe island. Caille*. the insurgent leader in La­ Then another vessel, passing toward resolutions
12 8jc_ per pt>und.
guna province, are not changed Labrador, sighted their distress sig which they bad made upon capital ana
with Boer agent*.
F.gg»—Otrgou ranch, 12 ii
They are uniform with those offered nals. rescued them and landed them power had not met with succeM. «
Wert sa Naval S t a ti st
King Edward distnl
organized themselves into a n«
per
f
to
other insugents accused of murder. on the mainland, whence they will re­ they
the N<uth African li
club and bought the wooden du»
Tu
mi
June
13.
—
The
transport
turn
home
on
board
a
mail
steamer.
U
'
««*
—
Etili
er
ra
r:
twms.
12
^e
;
age and a nal
Tbe United Sta
The Czar became a total wreck, and mies.”
Yrtint
America.
IBiBlS^c
per Rosecran* and tbe revenue cutter
THE SANTIAGO MEDALS.
Bear were t »ed to th* Puget soun<j
those on board of her lost their be
joint guarantee i
j.sind
Deaths From Meet.
longings. The «omen and children
nity
l’oultry—4'htekma ruixrel $3W naval »tation. Bn nierton. yesterday Batt . Ship Ort«er Wik B« Rcs-t»«nt«d
Chicago. June 17 —Although tie
were
in
a
pitiable
plight
when
they
bi na. S3glX.5u urewred. 6*4 llk
per The aulboritie* expect that work on
Nonunion atrik-
I be given asl
reached the island, being aroused at temperature was milder today, w’.
Them.
•pr ig> ». 5tea3 per doi- u tbe vessel w .11 proceed no faster than
by Intern
Aaaoci-
midaight, and being able to secure were three deaths attributable to
•
t
«■ould
at
Seattle
or
Tacoma
inas
­
»..«3 5< girar *4<5 SO, tur-
attest.
heat of the last three days.
Waahington, June 13 —Oregon ie only a little of their clothing.
much
a*
tbe
merlrinist»
and
kwiiei
ire» NAlDc , drrsstd, fi^l'k-
to he represented on the Sa nt lagt i or
New O
to New
maker* an expecied Ui refuse to work. West Indian medal*,
Work of Army in Philipp«**
For « Chin«« Republic.
I* I* und
The picture of
York in
tiara! \ rar
A d, egate from tbe ur.ion» it visiting
T tat.e,—Cid »libi Si per *ack
Honolulu. June 9. via San Francia-
Washington. June 17—The
tbe commander of the fleet. Rear Ad­
<4 19tV
tbe naval station, and »ill endeavor
re» l‘4^?r p- p>und.
miral Samp« • . will ke on one »ide, co. June 15—San Yet Sen. the Chi part men t gave out statistic» t
A convict
NI .rtteti — lan ta 4r per potmd to {»-rsuade the men to refuse tc and on tbe other a picture of the great nese reformer, left on the America •howing: That up to January. I.
liable to
Maru June 5 for China, for the
__ pur- the number of in»urgents rap*ur”,.
rrew . t«l «barn wet ber* with wrol work on either vesseL
battle ship which «teamed around th* pose of starting a revolution
an officer
— ....
His surrendered was 21.497. together
M Bète A 50, are*««!.
fi *»«7« prr
South American continent in time tc intention is to overthrow the Empress 5048 rifle*. 5« field pieces, or«
Ar—»«I »« th» Drtgsa.
p-und.
Englisl
d> effective smice in the destruct on Dowager and the mandarins His 000 shells and ball, 576.400 round» «
•Arphia
San Francisco. June 14 —Tbe tat
__ of Cervera'a fleet
Hog* — Gre«*. beare. $. 7&ffifi
a bitter I
A decison to place idea is to have China ruled by a presi­ ammunition, and 19 tons ot P” _
•
1
$4 75ffiS, dreared. 7c
per tie *h J' ».Freg n arrived Ute tbw after tbe Oreogn on tbe medal ww* not onlv dent on tbe lines of the Government From January 1 to April 1..
motive*.
nr*.n from the <»r*ent.
Preparation* on account of tbe jart »be look m th« of America. He says that there will ber of captured in. lud<-d -<• 0.2,
" alter Re*an1
had brer, made to make the home battle, bill I era use of the lesson ah« be a strong force at his back, and he 2459 men: the number
1 <4 in flue
ce niing <4 tbe famous vewael a mem or taught tbe nanes of the world in has tbe support of many prominent was 820 officer*. 6492 men or IF»
able -tie but they ww sMicipated Dialing »uch a long voyage and reach­ white men in China, as well a* thous­ total to that date of 31 315 !n,b'.;a|
This is the third To this is to added 1558
hythcamva d tbe vewse. 24 hour» ing tbe scene of tbe conflict readv for ands of natives
revolution which he has attempted in pounds of ammunition. 40®
que»
earlier tnar. »:,' was expected.
battle.
China.
•
24 pieces of cannon.
before the
Havana.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
nr IS — TH
m»M» ?
nee Mcxvx»'» witning law of 1H9Ï
t into effort more than • '»*
mining lit iea hare lern usued
In Atrhnnm ccwity. Kan«*«
a
fa....... r-» W’fe «>M
»1 ,»»> w rt 1
‘« tter s»t yvwr
Another one ►
1 •id
b -4 worth
iwitler ande..-
hai of *
The I rit«d feste« .end* s'
4ber
•ms in tbe n atter of fruit gr ■w-
ftrawhemre wwre vainrd at
'•*'
last ywar and grwp* at
I • • • • »
L>->n4iwi. • th 4 •<>♦•«' po.j
sre-xte ah> ut »12 v«B> resi » rear
t ed tse at Mw
New Y «wk. ■
t i» atMKit »15 i»*
The R
62.5 new w
nd
ami AtvX hw
and Mary
Th'- prese-
in Oreeiv
m
ifHtrx n
kill
»at
l ÍX àlf'U’XI <
prvi<4x t lb<
tWi
b* a
<‘«>mk>r»»g»i B-«A« Da*».
W.IUS Oat af Caart.
> ..tt •. June 14—Tbe torpedo kxwt
'* i-'.m gh. huilt
by Wolff g
Ew> ser of Fortlaad. this aftemoor
went '.it on ihsi was to have teer
be- final official test and broke hei
rm k »haft
Tbe accident happen*«
opposite the city, when tbe craft wa>
under full »peed
It is riper tod that
tbe • reak w
he repaired ia 10 dart
or *
The Gold*borough !»> »txvr«»
fully ;ia*aed two tert»
Butte, Mont
June 13 — While
waiting for tbe judge to sentence him
for murderous aaaault. which would
have meant five vear« in priscui.
David Meagher thia morning walked
out of tbe courtroom and down tbe
stair* On tbe way he passed tl»e
deputy county attorney and pleasant­
ly nodded to that official. It was not
until tbe judge called on tbe prisoner
to stand up and ie sentenced that
Meagher » e*eaj« was noticed.
Am»tt«e is West F mc
Point X T., June 13 —Of
tbe 59 cat>dalate* wb reported for
ewtrance *tk*i. inatiiHi* last wrek
oniy 22 pawed
Tbre* U'gvtber with
106 other», who q lahtted ia»t March.
‘be oath of allegiance and were
admitted »0 tbe mil>ury .eadeniv
today
Only about half ol tbe thud
ciaas ww permitted to tenve on fur
lough uday
Tbe other* ar* under
punishment and will not be granted
*!*1* 4“«‘ »bout tbe mid-
Of Julv.
Hu Lit* a Fsilttr«.
New York. June 17 —William Her­
ford. an aged German of Williams
b«rg is dead by his own hand hav­
ing shoe himself by the side ot a work
be-ch in his carpenter shop after re­
alizing that at the end of 30 years
«•niggle to find tbe secret of pe’petu-
*1 motion he was a* fsr a* ever from
the goal he sought
He was found
with a bullet through his brain hi*
pipe clenched between his set teeth
and his head resting upon a piece of
planking
Black SmaCwaa ■ Oklahoma
Wichita. Ku.. June IS—A dispatch
frotn KI Reno states that Dr. White
has returned fro® the Kiowa and
Commaache country where he had
been sent to investigate smallpox re
»ora and report* that an epidemic of
blnck smallpox, fatal In almo*t very
case la raging among the Indians
Mrs Mekmles Wai Ge te c-TyrTt
Waahingtoa June U-plana are
mahng f«, jgra. McKinley, remevn!
“ *°°n “ *he '• *■ • con
Woo Uat «til „fe-, «lrT„Mt
Fir« st Ru*»u* Navy
,
St Petersburg June l*
the Galley's Island shipyard yes«
consumed the »lip* the
. (14
and other ve»*el* the governw
other buildings there and * w1» ; .j,
of timber Tbe flames s'**'
»»
Neva Fontanka canal ***’^’^4 rtl
eraJ military warehouse*
•upplie*
According to the Novoe ' t'he ’*’*
persona loat their live, n t
The damage done amount» to
000 rouble*
Lac »«not'<
Bk» If
Omaha. June 13 -Th*
of a Union Pacific fr-
V
up this morning near L ■»
,
Two young men ware kth ■
fatally injured
The tram (
ning at a high rate of
the accident occurre.
wrecked.
laceaAisn Fire «< •**
Medford Or June
pgj*
and »laughter house o. *•
ger was totally deMroyed w
11 M last evening LoM » ;
no Inawraace. The ar*_ ...».
to hav* been of IB'
!