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Eugene Weekly Guard • fireworks TO Arms and Ammunition combatants Being Shipped From I NEWS OF THE STATE WERE BEING SMUGGLED IN. Latsach With Four WILL PAY RANSOM Chinese Captured—C*j>- INTENSE COLD OF WINTER. Commander Randall Say» Troop» D«t*rior.to in th« Climate. HIT BRITISH ship COLOMBIAN REBELS f E ar Washington, Oct 10.—The war de TEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL THE ENGLISH PL aq ' partment has made public the annual ABANDONED Port Townsend, Wash., Oct. 11.— New York, Oct. 14.—The Tribune PARTS OF OREGON. EUGENE . OREGON. report of Brigadier General George Another evidence of th«’ determina nays: “The Colombian government M. Randall, commanding the de|>art- tion of Chinese to invade thia country has been buying several rapid-tire Request From Washington, It Being ment of Alaska. General Randall The British CruiMr |tÀru, guns here ami shipping them south. Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im and evade the exclusion law was By Feared Th« Brigands Would Kill th« lays much stress on the rigors of an Probably For Tumaco, to IsvuJ^ brought to light by the capture of a Alaskan winter. The cold he says is 8|iecu)ator» in the West Indies and portanc«- A Brief Review of the Growth A Comprehensive Review of the Importali Incid.at-Th« Situati«. u. Missionary If Clowly Pur»u«d-Th« intense and continues so from No slozp with four Chinamen on board. Central and South America, ex|MTt- and Improvements of the Many Industries ilappenings of the Past Week Presented i» Ucnhanged and Quat-N. The capture was made by the United Turkish Troop« Have B««n Recalled Ac vember to April, with severe and fre ing eventually to di»|xi»e of arm» and in a Condensed Form Which It Most Throughout Our Thriving CuoMnonwealth States revenu«- launch Guard, in com quent blizxards. There is no dock ccpttd at Tumaco A ammunition to the revolutionists, Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many cordingly. age for ocean vessels at the supply — Latest Market Report mand of H. B. West, a few miles who are ¡laying good prices for such Rtoders. port, Fort St. Michael, and all sup- south of Fort Flagler. When the wares, are sending stocks to South ¡dies mu»t be lightered from shi,>s in Colon, Colombia, Oct lO_(p Constantinojile, Oct. 14. — In com Sumpter's new hotel i» nearing captain of the sl«>op sighted the Admiral Schley was placed on the America marked "fireworks.” The the open. If the weather i» is rough oua cabling of this matter pliance with a request from Washing completion. retired list. launch approaching he ran his sloop the work ot lightering become« im -A force of Liberal» mX^’' use of the term fireworks is not in City election at Albany will take close inshore and jumped overboard, ton,the search by the Ottoman troops possible. Russians believe Afghanistan is on tended to conceal altogether the na place December 2. General Randall says that the least 250 attacked Morro is|4I,d the verge of civil war. swam to the beach and took to the for the alsluctors of Miss Stone, the ture of the shipments, as they are American missionary, has lieen alian- moat important work in the depart manding t he entrance to the A lodge of Woodmen of the World woods. A portion of the crew of the Martial law has been declared not contrabund. It makes unneces- ' ha» been organized at Milton. doned, it lieing (eared that the brig ment, after providing for the housing Tumaco, September 24. Ttl” iaUnd throughout Cape Colony. launch landed and gave chase, but »ary a full description and insures An institute of Jackson county owing to the dense growth of the un- ands would kill her should they l>e and supply of troo|is, was that «if con had all along leen trarri».,»^« . King Edward has Ixitight back hie careful handling. Within the last teachers will tie held at Ashland, derbrnsh th«’ pursuit was alssndoi <xl. closely pursued. Arrangements are structing the military telegraph Hue leas than 100 troop«, well former racing cutter Brittania. week upwards of 200 cases of “tire October 16-18. and military road through Alaska. with arms and ammunition andH'"!d On the sloop were found four China now lieing made to pay the ransom The total length of the line construct Dr. H. P. Tuttle, inventor of works,” lieside» firearm», cartridges, missary stores, including nioro h ' dynamite, and fuses, lalx'lled as such, , A. A. Davis warehouse at Medford, men, who were brought here, ana demanded. thorite, drop)xxl dead at Tacoma. ed up to August 15 was about 400 150 head of cattle and other 2*" stated to Collector of Custom» Heustis which collapM-d recently, will not be ions in proportion. The 11^-? miles. Oregon’s farm exhibit took first have lieen shipped to Argentina, rebuilt until the grain in it, of that they pai«l $50 to be brought ANOTHER APPEAL. Brazil, Chili, Central America, Cuba, ¡ The work is being push«*! as fast "?8effei,ted be,ore (UJ',’re»k by prize at Pan-American exposition. Ecuador, Mexico, Uruguay and Co , which there is al»iut 10,000 bushels, over from the British Columbia side. as possible, anil by the close of navi- of canoes, Prine«’ Ching asks that foreigen lombia. The »(«^¡i lielongs to a resident of Only Half the Amount of th« Ransom Mas gation this year it is ho|ied that tel it is believed that the is sold. Simultaneously the i»]an(| — merchants be removed from Pekin. British Columbia named Jamieson. Been Raised. revolutionists in Venezuela and Co The onion crop of Milton is large. egraphic communication lietween 1 * stormed from the other end ¡,v Li* Thia makes the fourth sloop cap- Halifax ¡>olice took two deserting lombia will get most of th«' "fin- I Several carloads have already lieen tii.iv.»» eral» erals on the mainland. Morro Morrouh i Boston, Oct 14.—The misunder Fort St. Michael and .Fort Gibbons, British seamen from an American work».” The government of Colom »hip|»il out, mainly to Kansas and tur«sl from him with Chinese on board standing existing in various parts of 420 miles distant, will have been es IK ...... is Klirrnil surrounded l»ir by ak.»ll shallow sand . . bank, u ship. bia recently forwarded the 15-pound Nebraska. Probably 20 carloads will in the past 30 days. Two other the country, indicated especially in tablished. The constructing of these and the only means of appr,,^"' sloops lielonging to other men were Charges of drunkenness are made rapid-fire Seabury and Driggs rifle, lie shipp'd from Milton this season. captured during the same period. ¡>rivate advices received here.as to the lines, General Randall says, is attend Tumaco is by the narrow river whid which was on exhibiton at the Pan- against Commander Tilley, of Tu- Dr. N. G. Blalock, of Walla Walla, The Chinse are being smuggled across | progress of the fund to ransom Miss ed with many dieffiulties peculiar is within easy range of the island American ex|Mwition, and which it tuila. The British steamer Quito, bound Stone, th«’ missionary, is considered | to an Arctic climate. liought. Two of the four riffl’d pieces is purchasing large quantities of fruit the line daily and the authorities are a sufficient reason for the issuance of Owing to the isolation of army post« from Guaya«1uil for Panama,and touch Ex Chief Justice Scott, of Wash alHoobtaim-d were shipped by the Atlas throughout the Walla Walla valley ¡tutting forth increased efforts to ¡mt another appeal for funds by the cler and to the lack of facilities for in ing at ports lietween, anchored off ington,charged with criminal assault, and Panama lines a few days ago. ” and in the vicinity of Weston and a stop to the btisim ss. gymen who signed the first one. The struction in drill and for convening Morro island the night of September Ath na. proved an alibi. idea is to impress upon the people of court-martial, General Randall says, 26, and weighing anchor at daybreak Miss Stone has lieen located in the He pays for apples 1% cents ¡ter BOER WAR SPREADING. Victory for Revolutionists. America the danger that still threat troops left to serve there for several started up the stream toward Tuinacv mountains on the Turkish frontier, I ¡xiund, and the same price for ¡tears. New York, Oct. 14.—Advices from The relais fired a shot aero»» ens Miss Stone. The second appeal is years must deteriorate in military effi alive and well. Ciudad, Bolivia, announce that the For prunes $6 ¡ier ton is the price, the Britain Forced to Extend Martial Lew—Will as follows: ciency. He, therefore, recommends liows. Suspecting the situation she Lipton’s offer to race Shamrock Venezuelan revolutionists command Blahx'k people ¡licking the prunes Inaugurate "Vigorous" Measures. ‘ Boston, Oct. 11.—The people of that troops stationed in Alaska be immediately turned, but riffe shot» next year for the cup was rejected by ed by General Geronimo Rivas, have from the trees. America: The prompting of our relieved every two years, and that and one cannon continued to be tired Cape Town, Oct. 11. — The Gazette the New York Yacht club. A. A. McDaniel, who lives a mile attacked and defeated th«' Venezuelan today proclaims martial law in the hearts com ¡tels us to issue a second only men with more than two years at her, the former striking her several A Seattle firm has been awarded a government troo|is under General east of Saxe station, on the Wild districts of Cape Town, VVynberg, urgent ap^al to the people of Amer to serve lie ordered there. In con times, and the latter once, niakinz » $2,<XXt,<XX) contract for dredging and Arostegui, near Barrancas, in tin- Horse, is harvesting and delivering ica to come to the rescue of Mi s clusion General Randall says: "The hole right through her above the He says he will Simonstown. Port Elizabeth and East Ellen M. Stone, the American mis location of department headquarters water mark, though the damage in state of Bermudan, and that General his ¡>otato crop. improving the liarl>or of Manila. Arostegui has been taken prisoner. have over 3,000 sacks, w hich at $1.50 London. The proclamation is t' e sionary, now held captive by the in Alaska for the past year is be other respects was slight. The Quito Fifteen Mexican artillery officers It is further announced that the Ven a sack, will bring $5,000. outcome of the recent visit of the brigands in the Balkan mountains for lieved to have had a pronounced ben then steamed to the farthest point have l>een sent to France to study ezuelan trisips have joined arms with Crook county is now out of debt ami premier of Cape Colony,Sir John Gor a ransom of $110,000. Nearly one- eficial effect toward the protection the tide would permit and again in- manufacture and manipulation of the revolutionists. Government Ims money in the treasury. The of person and property and the estab chored. The firing was now resumed, half that sum is yet to be raised. ordnance. tr<x>|is from San Felix, cominanded'by treasurer’s notice calls for all war don, and the under secretary of na lishment of g.xxl order in the terri but it ceased after a few moment», thè “ Private advices received yesterday Child instantly killed on the West General Africano, sustained a defeat rants registered prior to September 3. tive affairs in South Africa, J. Ross were to the effect that it was abso tory. This has lieen accomplished Liberals having discovered the ini- Side railroad. near that town at the hands of the and there is something over $2.500 in Innes, to the British high commis lutely necessary to raise the full without friction with the civil au prudence of their action. Caleb Powers’ second trial opened revolutionists under General Vida). the road fund to apply on the new sioner, Lord Milner. It places under amount at once. The story of 30 thorities, and in harmony, it is It is significant that shortly after General Africano escaped to San bridges that are now in course of con military control the few points in days’ respite is absolutely discredited thought, with the sentiment of all the Quito incident became known the at Georgetwon. Felix. struction. Cajie Colony hitherto exempted and in th«’ liest informed circles. Today’s law-abiding and self-respecting citi British ship Icarus left Panama for Two Negro murderers were hanged a destination not made public, liut The fnde[iendence school district the constitution is therefore suspend- information from Washington is that zens.” SEARCHED VILLAGES. at Philadelphia. presumably Tumaco. The steamship has voted to maintain a high sochol. ed over the entire colony. This ac the outlookjs far from lieing so reas Colombian rebels fired on a British RANSOM TO BE PAID. agents have lx;eii officially notified not Bandits Killed and Captured by Bulgarian Oregon’s woo! exhibit took first tion probably foreshadows the com suring as was hoped yesterday. The steamer at Tumaco. to accept freight at the port. of vigorous measures public should not l>e deceived by the prize at the Pan-American ex|xisition. mencement T roops. Shamrock will remain in America which those on the epot are under idea that the American l>oard, as Money for Mm Stone'« Release to be Ad- The situation on the isthmus is and race next summer. New York, Oct. 11.—Three battalions . The Baker City electrio light plant stood to believe necessary to end the such, will pay any of the ransom. unchanged anil quiet. vanced by United States. It has officially declared that it could Galveston was visited by another of the Sixth Bulgarian infantry reg will lie etjuipped with a new dyna war. Outrages en British Subjects. mo. Martial law will be modified in its not, although its membea have unani bad rain and wind storm. iment marched through the country Paris, Oct, 10.—A letter received by application to the ports by leaving Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 10.—The mously declared sympathy with the A John Day corres|K>ndent Hays that the Havas agency from Salonica, The great As|s'ii tunnel on the lietween Dtibnitza and Samakov and ' the docks, railroads and harbors un movement. Will not ¡>astors, ten dated October 6, says: newspapers here print a number of Union Pacific is completed. searched the villages of the Rilok- th«. Bridge at Beech Creek collated der the control of the civil authori der-hearted women, patriotic men and last Moinlay. “The American consul here has letters from Bocas del Toro and other General Chaffee sends the list of luster’s district, in one of which it ties. Military rule will be mitigated representatives of commercial and was re|Mirted the brigands bail con just received orders to make the ar ports of Colombia, complaining of Railroads announce that their fu- financial activity everywhere; will rangements with the vali (governor) outrages on British subjects, includ cealed Miss Stone. Colonel (hisehof, ure[iolicy will lie the industrial devel in some other respects. Strong apis’s]» are not everyone aid by giving and so- for the payment of the ransom of ing women. at the head of alsiut 300 Bulgarian opment of Oregon. liciting, until the entire fund is in Miss Stone. The United States will made to the government to send a MILLIONS IN SIGHT. infantry and 500 dragoons,is scouring hand A life is at stake, and the life advance the money, afterwards set- warship for their protection, and Oregon postottice returns for the the ranges of Dospnt and Rhodois'g«*l- also to demand compensation. fiscal year show a marked increase Remarkable Gold Discovery Reported from of a Christian, a missionary, a patriot tliing with Turkey. bergen. and a noble American. Over 100 refugees have arrived Fiere The American consul general at over the previous year. “The Turkish authorities have from Mountains of Arizona. Colon. “ All contributions should lie sent Constantinople has arrived at Sofia made numerous arrests among the Edward Everett Young direct to Kidder, Peabody & Co. 115 Tucson, Arizona, Oct. 10. — Charles with an evangelical pastor from special session of the I Bulgarian population, without dis IMMIGRATION REPORT Phi 1 i|»qsdis as dragoman, and Isitli to act on the Lewis ami Clark centen R. and Porter W. Fleming, of this Devonshire street, Boston, or Baring. tinction of religion, and nearly all Magoun A Co., 15 Wall street, New ¡dace, arrived here this afternoon are taking energetic steps with th«* nial. have been put to torture in the hojie <!♦ York. All money contributed will be of abstracting information. A prison About Half th« Paisengers Arriving Caa Bulgarian government to effect Miss from the Galluro mountains, where returned to the donors in case its use er named Dimtri said an under It is reported from Prineville that Stone's release. they report a remarkable gold dis Neither Read Nor Write. Th«’ reputed lender of the gang who the farm residence of J. S. McMeen, covery. Tne rich find is located 70 is not necessary or in event of its l>e- standing existed between the protes near Lamonta, was burned recently, ing hereafter returned by or through Washington, Oct. 10.—The annual killed Stamlsiuloff has met his fate. tants and the Macedoonian commit miles north of Tucson, and the vein the United States government. report of Thomas Fitch, commission Sus|M*ct«*<l of lieing assiM’iiite«l with w ith all of tli«« contents excepting a of tee, and that Miss Stone was even ore, according to the Flemings, The building the ciipture of Miss Stone he was shot few minor articles. acting in concert with them with er of immigration at New York, has is 200 feet widy and 6,000 feet in Brigands Shy of Future Traps. dead «n the frontier near Kostendit. was almost new. the view of obtaining funds for a lieen received at the treasury de[>art- length. A canyon cuts through the London, Oct. 14.—The United political-religious propaganda. These ment. The report shows that the Though L'l.OflO has I hh ’U placed on his Several Chinese pheasants have vein for 200 feet, excising the vein on head forth«) murder of StainI miii loff, I m *«* si driven into tile city from the either side the entire length of the States legation here has received in declarations, wrung from Dimitri un number of aliens who arrived during Hallo the name under which ho was country around Albany. D. A. Kirk cut. l’he Fleming brothers assert formation, which they withhold, of der torture, are valueless. What is the fiscal year ended June 30, 1H01, known, was too influential a ruffian patrick caught one under a bush, and that from the lsittum of the canyon some expected developments in the certain is that the captain of the was 453,496. There were also 113,- for tin* Bulgarian police to arrest, Mr. A. J. Hodges captured one in to the surface the outcroppings of ore Stone affair. Tuesday it was sup band designated for the payment of 056 citizens of the United States who posed an attempt would be made to the ransom a place in the proximity arrived from abroad. From a com Four additional brigands have Is-en the alley near his house. will run from $5 to $1,000 to the ton. capture parison of the steerage immigration the band, but nothing has captured near Tschepino, and a band 1 hey estimate the amount of gold in lieen heard since then, when Mr. Has of the Roumanian frontier, which for the last two years it is shown that of 20, fully armed, were discovered Portland Markets. proves that he hopes to esca|X' the sight at the enormous sum of $7.000,- kell reached Samakov. He is not near Dubnitza and driven into the Turkish police, and that the Bulga nearly 30,000 of the increase of last Wheat — Walla Walla, nominal 000. mountains again.' provided with funds, but is empow rian police do not cause him anxiety. year over the year liefore was in the 53(<e53'ac; bluestem, 54c; valley, 54. ered to arrange the lowest terms. Situation in Afghanistan. “The condition of affairs is shown immigration from Southern Italy Flour—liest grades, $2 65(43.50 per The attempts to capture the band CLAIM JUMPING. The numlier of returning by the fact that five or six bands of alone. London, Oct. 11.—“It is regarded barrel: graham, $2.60. here as certain that there will lie an have made the brigands shy of brigands of 12 to 15 men each have alien residents stands at 10 6 ¡n r cent t i Oats—Old, 90<<i$ 1 percental. future traps, thus rendering negotia of the total immigration. In the Two Hundred Jumped Indian Allotments in Barley—Feed, $15(«t 15.50; brewing, ouHireakof civil war in Afghanistan,” tions difficult. Such tact ics are se become so bold lietween Struinitza amount of money brought ¡>er capita and Knprili that the officials of the says a dis|iateh from St. Petersburg, Oklahoma In One Night. $16.00 per ton. verely criticized here. The brigands there appears to lie an appreciable in Millstuffs—Bran, $17 (4 18; mid “arising from the claims of the fourth may in revenge kill their captive. Oriental railroad have requested the crease over last year, but the report Anadarko, <>. T., Oct. 14.—Colonel military authorities to reinforce the son of the late Aim-er, Mohammed Rad Litt, Indian agent here, has ap dling«, $20(421; shorts, $19(4’20; chop, I mar Khan, who is favored by Rus Mi reover the fact that no money was troop« guarding the track and says: plied to Secretary of the Interior $16. produced on the first demand may bridges. ” “The conclusion unfortunately is Hay—Timothy, $11(913; .clover, sia. Telegrams were sent to Kush cause the brigands to mutilate Miss Hitchcock for troops to eject United unavoidable that our immigration is ordering large reinforcements of Rus States Deputy Marshals and others $7(49.50; Oregon wild hay, $5(46 per sian troops along : the frontier to lie Stone as a warning. constantly increasing in illiteracy. CZOLGOSZ NOT TO BE SEEN. from Indian allotments. Two hun ton. Not only are we drawing mon’ and in readiness, if necessary, i to seize Butter—Fancy creamery,25(427 t«c; Herat. ” dred claims were jum|xxi the night of more from the countries were illiteracy I Robbed Theatrical Trunks. Assassin Will Gain No Notoriety While in Octolier 5. Th«' persons nettling on dairy, 18(420c ; »tore, 12%(415c per is high but also the immigrant» Ithaca. N. Y., r Oct. 14. — Charles Prison. tht' Indian allotments assert that the pound. themselves are showing higher per Will Study American Conditions. If »Î Norris, ’ car insfiector for the Lehigh Eggs—Storage 20c; fresh 23(425c. allotments art' fraudulent and that a Berlin, Oct. 11.—Privy Councillor Valley railroad, was arrested here to Albany, Oct. 10.—State Superin centages of illiteracy. Nearly one- Cheese—Full cream, twin», 12%(4 head right of 320 acres is not legal. Gotaelierger, who was recently appint- day for the theft of bonds, jewelry tendent of Prisons Collins has given half of our steerage immigrants now 13c; Young America, 13%(4 14c per This opinion is concurred in by the ed by th«- Imperial government a and other property valued nt $70,000, orders that Cozlgoez, the murderer of present an illiteracy of from 40 to ablest ilawyein of the territory. pound. 1 over 50 ¡ier cent. ” Poultry—Chickens, rnixe«l. $300(4 memlier of the consulting board in belonging to Mrs. Denman Thompson Presient McKinley, must not be the Frank Farwell, ehiefof the Indian po the connection with the ¡.reparation of notoriety while in Auburn lice. has instructed hi» men to pn>- 4.00; hen«, $4.00(44.50; dress«'«!, 10(4 of political and commercial measures, and Mrs. Franklin Thompson, of the subject Residence of Claus Spreckels Robbed. awaiting electrocution. He A •e<sl at once to serve notice upon all 11c |>er pound; springs, $2.00(43.50 will sail for theUliite«! States October “Old Homestead” company. Most prison must not lie seen, and visitors must of the property, including' $60,000 San Francisco, Oct. 10.—The resi who have settled ' ii | m > ii Indian allot ¡ier dozen ; ducks, $3 for old : $3.00 17. He proposes to make an unoffi ments to vacate at once. No trouble (44.00 tor young; geese, $6(49 per cial tour in America for the study of worth of bonds, has lieen recovered. not l>e permitted to enter any part of dence of Claus Spreckels, corner of The articles are said to have lieen the prison where knowledge might l>e Clay St. and Van Ness aven tie, »»en dozen ; turkeys, live, 12(415c; dress«*«!, is feared. industrial and commercial conditions. stolen from trunks in a baggage car. gained of his location. The warden ter«*«! by burglars last evening. They 10(412 %c ¡ier ¡siund. of the prison has been instructed to forced a rear window while the family Mutton — Lambs, 3%c, gross; Esctp.-d In Their Cellar. Record. Breaking Coaching Trip. Artnaair Plant st St Louis. inform the guards and other em were at dinner, went upstair» »nd dressed, 6(46 %c per pound; sheep, Clifton, Kan., Oct. 14.—At 6 30 $3 25, gross; dress*'«!. 6c per lb. New York, Oct. 11. — Alfred G. Van Chicago, Oct. 14.—Armour <t Co. ployes of the prison that the divulg gathered in jewelry amounting in last night in a clear s|>e)l that fol Hogs — Gross, heavy, $6(46.25; hilt and James IL Hyde are scheduled today completed the purchase of a ing of any information concerning value to fully $5,000. Not until late him or his doings will lie considered lowed a heavy storm of rain and light. $4.70(45; dreMed, 7(47%c ¡ier to leave the Holland Hou«' at 6 tract of land at the National stock a grave breach of discipline, and will at night waa the loss discovered. clew to the burglars was found. tail a large tornado cloud could In* pound. o’clock tomorrow morning on a coach yards, East St. Louis, and will soon be dealt with accordingly. Veal — Small, 8(«t9c; large, 7 ■ecu to tlie »out hwest approaching the Ingin the erection of a packing plant ing trip to Philadelphia and return, Gold Dust Robbery. own. The storm, however, swept (47 %c per pound. to cost $1,000,000. Working in Wrtcked Min«. B«*«‘f—Gross top steers, $3.50(44.00. and they hop«’ to make the trip a tlout two mil«'» to the west, travel cows ami heifers, $.'<00*43.50; dresse«! record breaking one. They will try Seattle, Oct. 9.—A $2.500 gold d<* Victoria. B. C., Oct. KL—Work Rolling Mills May Be Moved. ing in it northeasterly direction. has been resumed in the tunnel at the robliery was committed on the Y »»on to l>e back at the Holland House at lnvt, 5%(46% c per pound. L. C. Homer's house and outbuild 30 o'clock at night. The distance Everett, Oct. 14.—It is reported ( extension mines this morning, a com steamer White Horse on her last yo)" Hops—8%i.<9%«' ¡ier pound. ng» were swept away. The faintly Wool—Valley, ll(413%e; Eastern by road for the round trip isabout 200 lien that the Lakeview rolling mills mittee of miners having inspeete«! it age up the Yukon from D.iw- n. The ■H-a|M'd to th«' cellar. The path of Oregon, 8(4 12 %c; mohair, $00210 ¡>er miles. Seventy-two horse« will be at Tacoma contemplace a change of and rejxirted it to I h > free from gas treasure was owned by Dr. he storm was from 40 to SO rtsls pound. used over the route, they lieing hase. The management han a site in and damp. It will l>e some time l>e- Carjier, who arrived in .*• .title t'" vide. changed every six or seven miles. i lore they are able to open portions of from the north. The dust was » P°r Potato«'»—$1(4$1.15 per sack. Everett under advis«'ment. tion of a $25,000 shipment. | the mine in which the l>odies are. S.nsational Arrest in Colorado. Duel to the l)«ath. Vcnezutla Inclined to React. Tb«< Heine is 407 miles in length A Barroom Murder Denver, Oct. It—A sensation was and during the lower part of its course Charged With Train Wrecking. San IX'igo, <Vt. 11.—Two rival sa- Caraca», Venezuela, Oct. 14._ Ven Ven ausesl tonight by the arrest of Nirs, frequently attains a width of a mile. loon-ke«',»'rs were killed in a liarroom Price, Utah, Oct .10.—Peter ezuela, on th«> surface, is inclining to Middlesboro, Ky., Oct. 10.—A wreck t'allie. widow of I'plide Vallie, whose here last night. The two nwn were th«* altitud«’ formerly express«’.!, of on the Louisville A Nashville rail cis was shot and killed at his r*»e Next in cost to th«' war of the re standing on opposite sides of the liar. salv was found near his home in efferson. Park county, last week. bellion was the Franco-Prussian war Angry words ¡«Med and they drew fa\ oring a friendly and conclusive ar- road at W aaola. Ky ..seven miles north last night 40 miles from her* *7 >’allie was station aV< nt for the Cel- in 1870 It cost in round numlvrs their revolver« and fins! siniultane- rangement hetxreen Veneroela of the of here, last night, resulted in the Dave Russell, stage driver. Bad fee ■ listing trouble, principally Uvause ing has existed between the two °r •riulo Southern railway at Jefferson. $2,500,000,000. j onsly. Posey sank down behind th«' ' ■ 1 m ' in- w* re <|. f<ated at death of Enginee r James S humate, I is head had been beaten to a pulp There are hints from Paris of the bar ami expire«! almost instantly Guajiro. They see »mall chance of of Middlesboro James Hale, a brake- some time. The killing («vurre > • ith a club. The coroner's verdiet return of the once faahionabl«* fervon- Quinlan stairgvrd into th«’ street ami man, was ¡lerliaps fatally injured, a barroom. Those present n»'r harg.sl the crime to Charles Baker, iere—a jewel to ln> worn on th«’ fore fell. He was picked up and taken van«|iii«hing the Colombian« on the rhe wreck was caused by a cross-tie reliable story to tell,as the lights we man formerly emp oyed by Vallie head and held in place either bv a I into a nearby saloon. where he diet! Tachira frontier. President Castro being placed on the track. A man out when the trouble began *n< fear» th«1 vivifying effect upon nation n a ranch. I a f ( ew minuten later. was arreste,! at Wasola charge«! with was confusion until the »hooting 1 velvet I'tsml or a fillet of gold. alism of another military disaster. the crime. all lieen done. James J. Hill, th«' railway mag lipton Mav Chellenge Again. En»m«r Overlook««! an Order. Joshu» T. Brooks D«»d. nate. was at on« ’ time a Mississippi Norton'! Extquitor Gr»nt«d. Fnght«n«d to Death by • Mob. N ot n .. l om 11 _ i w Wheeling. O«’t 11—Two fast Bal- steamboat "runner. " and as such well 'aleni, Get. 14.—Joshua T. Brooks, Constantinople, Got. 10- uoten Sir Thomas Lipton as saying known in th«' early development of ; timore anti Ohio freight train» col- •econd vice president of the Pennsyl- Shelbyville. Ind.,(N t 10.—Mrs. Ben n connection with the international Milwaukee He waa then accepted hd«sl near Barrocksville t«x1ay, re vania railroad company, die«l todav O. Perkin«, wife of the jailer at this just issue«l grants the exequ»*'* I suiting in the 1« xmi of one life, four 111 lllM-OI > - disease, 1 • place.dict todays« the result of shock Thomas H. Norton, of Ci>s ' ‘,l'" of Bright'»' ph?were little, sour ami ¡mekery- > acht race problem that if no one el»«' as one of the Ivat “drummer»” «if i people leing injured ami damage don«’ at his ) He an fright suffered Wednesday morn- United States consul at K*r| busincM for river Ixiats. _ challenge's for the America'» cup he was 61 years of age. «■rab apple« nothing •!•«. t«i the amount of $10.000. The train» mg when a mob attack.-,! the jail and long withheld by the Turkish g will do no. King George of Greece is the latest ' were running at a high rat«’ of np«'«'«l lyneh.d two Negroes. The emerahl mine« of < «ilumbia, Knocked Out by JtckM«. ment. victim, in a small way. to the irony , Engineer Harry Weigel,of Trail Run. Snowstorm it Denver which are th«> chief min«* of the kind of fate. Not long ago he framed Ohio, was killed; Brakeman B»>ck- KaItimore.Ot.14 —“Young Peter” Football Injures Fatal. in tlie W.srld, have been owned by th. Railway ia O(« Ih'nver. Oct 14 —The first snow a law to tine the owners of unreg | inger*» foot waa cut off and at leaat Jackson, of California, tonight nctinrvd government for fully year«, and storm to visit Denver this season 1» in istered dogs. Last week it was din- i thre,’ other trainmen were more or k»'»'k.sl out “Scaldy Bill” Quinn, of Oct Kt —Robert McKee. Brussel», Oct. 10.—It i* * ” /".tn*** 1 * ° ( ,he Alm * college progress. The snow is melting almost "onMwiooa to WMk them have been coverei that his own four peta had I lee« injured. The wreck was th«' result « ilham«|Mrt. Pa., in the ninth that the government of t’ • id Conf ion ol '«slu’d fn»m time to tone, remilt- as fast an it fall». Indications are for not been taxed, and lie was line«! 96 J of Engineer Weig«*l’overlooking an round of a 20-round bout at Germanic football team, who wan injured in n is about to begin the con' recent game here, died suddenly to- 1,000 kilometers of rail»*.»' ,n tlf* «>rder drachma». wig in large profit« to the conlrmHo«. colder weather to follow. Mannerehoir hall. I per Congo district. t’AMI’lSICLI. HIKIX., I’ruprlaturs. EVENTS OF THE DAY New York to South America. Uin Escaped. SEARCH FOR THE ABDUCTORS