The Eugene weekly guard., January 18, 1902, Image 2

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Eugene Weekly Guard
I
GOVERNMENT TO BLAME.
NEWS OF TH ESTATE
SMASH IN A TUNNEL.
TRIMH’S IN SAMAR
I
eighty - four m L lions
Census Report Places LnitJ« Stales Fourth
MADE KK'H HAIL
f iftccn Ptrsorn Killed s»d Durtv or Mor«
mi the Wori«:
SIX MASKED MEN COMMIT DAR
Infurad is a New York brack.
AMERICAN COLUMN S EXPLOIT
UgrSZli UK«»«.. ProprloSors.
Washington Jan. 9 -Tbe census
New York. Jan 10.—In the New
Chau Was ia lugu* With Boxcra.
TEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
ING ROBBERY IN ST. LOUIS
bureau today issued a r (sort aanoun«
York Central tunnel, that burrows un
IN THE REBEL ISLAND.
13 --Document*
York.
Jan.
New
PARTS OF OREGON.
ORKÍ/ON
ing that the populatio» of the entire
der Park avenue, this city, two local
EUGENE
now in po* ession of Columbia ITni-
United States .includf- ; all outlying
trains
collided
today.
Fifteen
passen
­
verulty. it is believed, prove that the
National Stock Yards Bank Entered and $5,.
Chinese Imperial Government waa in Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im gers were killed and twice that num­ Great Hardships Endured bv the Soldiers— possessions, was «4.23* 'ib in the cen­
000 ■a Coia and Currency Secured -
sus year 1900. Thia is • «»niized as fol­
ber were injured. A dozen of the lat­
league with the Boxer uprisings. Tbe
Made a Captain and Four Men Prisoners
portance—A Brief Review of the Growth ter were seriously hurt, and the roster
Worked on the Vaults With Explosives
lows:
A Cew»rab«Asl»« Rsvww of th* IsnyocUsg documents consist of an original blo«k
—Insurgents Lost 13 Men— Surrenders Continental United 8t.> eg or
and l-nprovemcnti of the Many Industries of the dead may be extended.
for Nine Hours—Officer« Have Clews
cut an a copy of a proclamation. The
«¡»•psatags of tbs Psst Week PraxaUd
United States prop« r.
‘ 5,994.575
Made in Baungas Province. Luzon, of a
it was a rear-end collision between
papers
are
the
gift
of
th*
Rev
Dr
6.961.339
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
and Arrests are Expected.
ia * t aagtru-J form Whsh Is Mvo<
Philippines ............... ..
the South Norwalk local, that ran
smesseli. who constituted the
953.234
Large Force of Rebels.
Lkdy ta Provs of Inurut la 6w Aoay MEG
Porto
Rico
.....................
—
Latest
Market
Report
over the New York New Haven at
154.001
defenses of tbe allies at the siege of
Hawaii ......................... .
Sisdsfi.
St. Louis. Jan. 9.—Six masked men
63.592
Hartford road, and was halted by
A:.i.-ka
Pekin.
Washington.
Jan.
13.
—
The
Navy
Navigation on the Yamhill river has block signals at the southern entrance
9.000 entered the National Stock
Yards
Guam
.......................
Some few days after the relief of 1 been closed to Lafayette.
Russia Is determln«Hl to told onto
Department today received the follow­
6.100
of
the
tunnel,
and
a
White
Plains
lo
­
American
Samoa
.............
the
for-
Bank
north
of
East
St.
Louis.
111.,
last
the
beleaguered
garrison
by
Manchuria.
A fine body of cinnabar has been cal. that < am* by the Harlem branch ing cablegram from Rear-Admiral Persons
. ™_ in
_ the military
_____ . and
Governor Shaw will succeed Secre­ elgn troops. Dr. Gamewell secured ' discovered in Josephine county.
night
and
after
choking
and
gagging
naval
service
of
the
United
of the New York Central. The wreck Rodgers, at Cavite:
new quarter* for the Methodist Ep;»
tary Gage January 25.
States outside ot th-« ter­
the two night watchmen and the fire­
Waller reports having completed a
The Clatsop couniy tax levy for I occurred at 8:17 a. m.. at which hour
copal
schools,
their
own
buildings
New York has appropriated *50.00'
ritory of the United State«
! 1901 has been fixed at 31 mills.
ten days' march across Samar from
man at the steam plant and blowing
91.219
the
trains
are
crowded
by
suburban
­
tc represent that state at the St. Louis having been destroyed. Two private
proper ....................
Lanang to Bahey. Column endured
I^ne county court has fixed the 1901
Most of the death*, injuries
fair.
These figures are be ed on tbe enu- open the vaults with dynamite, se­
house* were taken and it was in a tax levy for that county at 24 4 milla. ites
and damage was caused by the engine great hardships. Killed 13 Insurgents meration of June 1, 19 >6. The report cured *5000 in coin and currency, with
Relatioaa between Americans. Bris- table of one of these that a number
which and captured captain and four men.
ish and Russians at Niu Chuang are of circulars were found, together with 1 The Oregon State Livestock asso-i- of the White Plains train,
which they decamped early today.
says:
ation met at Salem and elected offi-
strained.
plung««d into the rear ar of the mo­
the plate from which they were print­ [ cers.
“A census of the Pt. ppine islands From 7 o'clock last night until 4 a. tn.
Surrand«rs in Bstsngss.
Rear Admiral Wildes has be*ti or­ ed. The circulars bear the seal of :
tionless train, and was driven through
—------- -- ------
when the in­
Manila. Jan. 13.—Colonel Marisen-
was -- in progress in 1®1-
they were at work on the vaults with­
Polk county's treasurer has issued to the middle of the ear, smashing the
dered to take commar. I of the Asiatic the government used upon Imperial;
renegade
j surrection broke
out * " a id returns for
gan.
Major
Cabrera
and
a
1
—
„
i
“
squadron
documents. The wording of the cir-1 a call for warrants issued prior to seats and splitting the sides as it priest named Castillo, who stole a 1 over two-fifths of the population were out being interfered with. The entire
____ __ is
October 6, 1899.
Several senators propose to fight cular
moved forward. The victims either valuable image of the Virgin from a found stored in Manil
Thee«' were East St. Louis police force, aided by
"By Imperial Command.
I<«t the
'By
the indiscriminate passage o’ pennon
Captain Walter Lyon has resigne I were mangled in tbe mass of wreck­
hnreh.
for
which
he
obtained
a
large
carefully
tabulated,
and
the forego- the St. Louis police, are guarding all
Boxers of (here follows the names of his position as captain of Company K.
bills by congress.
age carried with the pilot, crushed in lum of nsoney. have surr«ndere<l un- ing estimate is based 'ipoui the result avenues of escape but as yet have ob­
eight towns near Pekin 1 rise up to Fourth regim«-nt. O. N. G.
______
____
_
a
A chnrter haa been granted to
the space between the boiler and car onditionally to General Bell, who is , The figures for Porto Rico are taken
new corporation whose object it is united victory.”
tained no clue to the whereabouts of
Tbe new flouring mill at Wasco has sides, or scalded by steam, which conducting the campaign against the from tfae ct.ngU8
This. It is supposed meant tbe des­
nial(. by the
to build a railroad in Mlsaouri.
the robbers who, it is believed, escaped
truction of the foreigners, as shown started. Power is furnished by elec­ {came hissing from broken pipes and insurgents in Batangas
Province. 1 war department in consultation
-
-
with
It la announced that the East SL in the Boxers' motto. “Protect tbe tricity obtained from a plant on White I cylinders. The engine, in its final
They had control of the District cf tbe census office. The figures for Ha­ on horseback.
IxMlia bank robbers obtained *U> 4o0, Manchus. destroy the foreigners." river.
plunge of forty feet, carried the rear Toael. extending westward to the sea I
The robbers overpowered the two
Instead ot *5600, as first given out.
The circulars are printed on yellow
1 car forward and sent twisted iron. including the towns of Banan and waii and Alaska and for persons
night watchmen and the fireman. They
puna the
in«-i j The early closing movement on the broken timbers and splinters crashing
paper,
with
black
type
excepting
Should Germany be successful In
"Imperial 1 | Part of Eugene grocers has gone Into into the coach ahead. Lights were ex­ Guenoa. The agreement is that tbe abroad in the military and naval ser­ were bound and gagged and placed in
obtaining money due ber from Vene­ Vermillion of the seal or
surrender vice are from the results of the
absolutely
effect and the stores now close at tinguished and from the wreckage and chiefs shall
the composing room of the Daily Na­
zuela. France will try to obtain pay­ pencil." as it is known Red <hara< t- 7 p. m.
every man and gun in their district. twelfth census. Those :r<>tn Guam are
darkness
came
the
cries
of
injured
ers.
signifying
the
seal
of
the
Boxets
tional Stock Yards Reporter.
ment of French claims.
It is estimated that 160 guns will be an estimate made in
report of the
are stamped on the left hand corner
The entire debt against Pacific col­ and calls for assistance by those who turned in. Many men and guns have
About midnight one of the robbers
Another Boer laager, guarded whol­
war
department,
and
that
from
Ameri
­
esiaped.
Within
a
few
minutes
the
lege. at Newberg, has been paid off
been captured during the past few­
was left to guard the three captives,
ly by women, has fallen into tLa
work
of
rescue,
marked
by
heroism
and the institution is in a prosperous
HAS MADE A RECORD
days. and small engagements occur can Samoa an estimate reported to while the other five went into the
hands of the British
A large num­
and sacrifice, began.
Alarms that
I condition.
daily. General Bell visited the city the census office by th. acting secre­
ber of cattle were taken.
bank, which is located on the first
brought every available ambulance in
Thomas E Parker, of Astoria. Oregon, has
A proposition made by citizens of the city, the police reserves of five for four hours today, and had a con- tary of the navy.
floor of the Exchange Building, near
ferrence
with
General
Chaffee.
He
"The total population >f the United
Astoria to the can factory of that precincts and the firemen of the cen­
Saved 16 People is Last Three Years.
place has been accepted and the plant tral eastern district of Manhattan says the present campaign is secur­ States at the close of f ie nineteenth the center. With nitro-glycerine the
will be enlarged and run for fifteen were sounded at once. With police, ing valuable results and that it is pos­ century was about 84.35 '.000. As the robbers blew open the steel doors of
GOOD BUSINESS PARTNER.
sible Malavar. the insurgent leader, population of tbe United States at the the vault. These doors are of a double
years.
firemen and surgeons came a score of
will surrender next week.
beginning of the century was about thickness of steel and were shattered
volunteer
physicians
and
half
a
dozen
Advertising is like pre ,-idcnce it
The 1901 tax levy for Portland will
The United States Commission has 5.333.000 the nation has grown nearly
ladders
were
run
down
clergymen.
and the banks books and papers
helps those who help ths.nselves. 11
be one-third higher.
appropriated $2.506.666 for insular ex­ sixteen-fold in 100 years.
[ the tunnel air shafts and the firemeu
will never take the place oi brains,
“There are but . three countries blown into shreds. Entering the vault,
Work is progressing favorably on [ and police attacked the debris with penses during the first quarter of the
business ability or industry, but it
year.
which now have a greater population the big steel safe, with quadruple­
the oil well near Myrtle creek.
ropes and axes. The passengers al-
Admiral Tschoukhnine. with the than the United States, namely. China, plate doors, was next encountered.
will, inevitably, help their possessor
ready had rallied and were trying to Russian warships, has arrived here.
Tbe
official
total
of
Lewis
and
Clark
to rvalue Larger dividends upon
the British empire and the Russian The plates were drilled and a charge
rel««ase those imprisoned in the de­
subscriptions is about *332,000.
t hem. Printers’ Ink.
empire."
bris.
of nitro-glycerine inserted. The explo­
NEARLY UNANIMOUS.
A successful and well attended
MUST CUT EXPENSES. sion destroyed more books and papers
■ss*
HAWAII
ALASKA
SHIP
LOST.
farmers' institute was held at Sum­
and scattered about *600 in gold and
merville last week.
House Passes the Original Canal Bill by *
silver upon the floor. This money was
The population of the entire United
to
Avoid
an
Extra
Session
of
the
Only
Way
More marriage licenses were issued Captain and Six of Craw Went Down with
Vote of 308 to 2.
not taken by the robbers.
State* Is 84,233,069.
Legislature.
in Umatilla county this year than ever
Her—Was a Collier.
The robbers, who were all masked,
Washington.
Jan
10.
—
The
Hep
­
Tbe Boer losses up to date have
before. Tbe number reached 164.
Honolulu. Jan. 2, via San Francisco. appeared to be middle-aged men none
biran twice as heavy as the British.
Vancouver. B. C., Jan. 10.—News oi burn Nicaragua Canal bill passed the
Two men have been arrested at another marine disaster was brought House late yesterday afternoon bv Jan. 8 —At a meeting of the executive of them under 35 years of age. The
A Southern Pacific train at Hous­
practically a unanimous vote. Only council this morning it was decided
Jacksonville, charged with breaking
ton Texas, ran down and killed two
from the north this evening by the
leader, a man about 40 was tall and
two members out of 310 voted against that a general reduction of the scale
into a store there a short time ago.
men.
slender, probably six feet two inches,
steamer City of Seattle, arriving from It.
Etna Oil Company, with headquar- Skagway. The steamer Bristol, one
Ex President Cleveland has almost
Tbe opposition to committing the of expenditures in the vnrioi» govern­ with a sallow complexion, short brown
[ ters at Baker City, has filed articles of the oldest and best known carriers Government to the Nicaragua route ment departments would be necessary mustache and black eyes.
entirely recovered from hla recent ill-
[of incorporation with the secretary
neat.
of the coast, lies a wreck on the end attempted to secure amendments to in order to run the gi>' nment with­
In addition to the $5000, the robbers
Astoria Jan 13—Thomas E
of state. Capital $50,000.
There will be a strong fight in con-
of Green island, forty miles from Port lodge with the President the discre­ out getting funds by an extra session secured $550 left with the bank by
ker.
night
clerk
at
the
Parker
House,
gross against the new Chinese exclu
New hoisting machinery has arriv­ Simpson, and her captain, with six tionary power to purchase and com­ of the legislature. A s Nxiule for the
Assistant Postmaster Bushnell, of the
In this city, is gaining quite a repu­
plete the Panama Canal, if it could l>e
■ion bill.
ed for the I-e Roy Mining Company in
next three months was »greed upon stock yards. This is the bank whose
members
of
the
crew,
have
gone
to
tation an a life-saver.
During the 1 the Bohemia district.
purchased
for
$40.000,000.
The
test
The owners
8chley ha* requested the president
to govern all the h«'i«!s of depart­ officers recently swore out a warrant
the bottom with her. The steamer
to review the findings of the court of past three years he has been success­ are pushing work vigorously on both was on her way from Ladysmith. Van came on the first vote, when the advo­
The Home R ilers and some charging Theodore Duddlestone, the
cates of an alternative route poll« I ment*
inquiry; Roosevelt has given his con­ ful in rescuing sixteen people who ’ the Le Koy and I^kura properties.
couver island, to the Treadwell mine 102 against 170 votes. At each suc­ Republicans continue to agitate for
bad fallen Into the river. The hotel
sent.
assistant cashier, with embezzling
A number of hogs died a few days on Douglas island, Alaska, with 2500 ceeding vote their strength dwindled
$12.000.
A special train carrying 300 ro­ Is located directly on th«- water front, ago on M< Kay c reek Eastern Oregon. tons of coal. She was wrecked on until Cannon <Rep.. 111.), under whose an extra session.
Vessels arriving her* report unusu­
crulta. bound for the Philippine*, ws* and many times during the daik It was supposed that an epidemic of the night of January 2. and is now leadership the fight was carried on.
The police of both cities are in­
partially wrecked in the suburbs of nights of winter, persons have fallen cholera was taking them off, but the nearly out of sight at high tide. Pas­ was unable to get the aye and no vote ally rough weather, an 1 Honolulu has vestigating the robbery, and it is said
overboard, either from th«' wharf or state stock inspector pronounced it sengers arriving tonight by the Se­
Chicago ami three soldiers injured.
on a motion to recommit
All other been visited by a heavy trade wind of some sensational arrests will be made
the railroad tre.itle. Mr. Parker ha* rheumatism.
attle give complete accounts of the amendments failed, and the bill was more than ordinary vs locity for some
Vladivostok Is anticipating the ar­ had several narrow escapes
from
before night.
disaster.
rival there of the representative of an drowning while rescuing others, and
passed exactly as it came from the days. The ship Chari'-s E. Moody ar­
The output of coal from the Beaver
Green island lies right in the route committee. None of the votes, ex-
American railway. whl< h Intends to ha* never received any reward for Hill mine, near Marshfield, averages
rived on the 27th. after a voyage of
NEW SHELL INVENTED.
buy land along th« Siberian railroad his work. In the majority of cases 60 tons a day. The slope is now down of Alaska steamers, and. being low cept that on the final passage of the twenty-five days, from Puget Bound,
and small, is impossible to see on a bill was a record vote.
erect
factoriel.
and
the on«*« rescued even neglected to 1500 feet and will not be extended dark night. The steamer was trying
during which she ios^t «1even sails.
The bill as passed today authorizes The «hip Benjamin Sewafi, bound for Contain) Nitro-Glycerine and Has Proven to
to ------
Mrs McKinley tell him their names or thank him.
A bill granting
- ----------- _
any further for the present. An elec­ to make Dixon entrance in a rough
the postal franking privilege for all
trie plant Is to be installed for power sea when she went aground. It was the President to secure from the states Australia from Puget Sovnd. has put
Be Very Destructive.
of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, in be­
has been favor
favor ­
her corro*|M>ndence ha*
and light.
SIGNATURES WERE FORGED.
11 o'clock when she struck, and seas half of the United States, control of in here for water, aft» a terrible ex­
ably reported by the house committee
perience
of
fifty-four
days
at
sea.
She
Oaklandfi
Cal., Jan. 8.—B. C. Pettin-
A strike recently made on Jones' waalu I over ber stern. • The captain such a portion of the territory belong­
on poetoffice* and postroads.
had nine sails carried away, and her
Fraudulent Attempts to Seture the Release creek near the Dry Diggings. Southern ordered out the boats. Three were ing to said states as may be desirable decks were so washe by seas that gell, of this city, has invented a nitro­
The Chinese court has returned to
glycerine projectile, whfc h. if the
Oregon, promises to become one of safely launched and got away in the and necessary, on which to excavat«.
ol a Montana Convkt.
her water supply was partly spoiled.
Pekin
large importance as well as great darkness. The fourth was probably construct and protect a canal suitable
claims of the inventor hold good will
She
has
been
found
to
be
leaking
Canada ha* sent another batalllon
Helena. Mont . Jan 13.—Governor productiveness. Tbe find is located smashed against the side of tbe ship. to the wants of modern navigation
prove of great importance. The mech­
slightly.
an«l
a
board
ot
aurvey
has
to South Africa
Toole has unearthed one of the most at the head of a gulch that was worked It has not been found, and there is no and commerce and appropriate such a been appointed to examine her before anism of the invention is a secret, and
trace of it, or of the seven men who sum as may be nece««»rv to secure
years
ago
and
paid
richly.
United Stites troop* are being with daring fraudulent attempts at the re­
she leaves Honolulu. The British ship ePttiuge’.l is now negotiating with the
were to have gone aboard, and for the ■ ontro) of said territory.
drawn from Cuba.
lease of a convict from the penitenti­
Langdale arrived today after a voyage ’’nited States government for the sale
whom all hope has been given up.
Section
2
authorizes
the
President
Portland Markets.
of 154 days from London She lost t
laird Pauncefote, the British a III ba* ary that has ever come to light in this
after
securing
control
of
the
needed
of the device. The matter will be con­
state
Rome
_
time ago. the governor
sailor named Tudor Anders during
Wheat—Walla Walla. 59®60c; blue
aador I* seriously sick.
No Reply from Castro.
territory, to direct the Secretary of
sidered by the ordnance department
received a letter from the then Vice stem. 61c; valley. 594©60c.
rough
weather
off
the
Horn.
Mormons are moving from Utah to
Berlin. Jan. 10.—The attention of War to construct such a canal from
today.
Preaident. Theodore Roosevelt, say-
Montana In great numbers.
Barley
Feed,
$17©17
50;
brewing.
the
Caribbean
Sea.
at
a
point
near
to
the foreign office has been directed
Ing that a letter had been returned to
The invention. Pettingell says, is a
BAD FOR THE CANAL.
the recurrence of statements to the Greytown, in Nicaragua, by way of
The old liberty bell ha* been taken him from the dead letter office, pur- $17.50018 per ton.
shell that will carry without the least
from Philadelphia to th«' Charleston porting to have been written by him.
Date— No. 1 white. SI©1 10; gray effect that Germany is about to send Lake Nicaragua, to a point on the
an ultimatum to Venezuela. The for­ Pacific ocean near Brito, and also to Strong Feeling Against Nicaragua Route as concussion from 50 to 200 pounds of
asking for the pardon of I-auncelot 95c©$l
exposition.
eign office has again informed the construct proper harbors at tbe ter­
glycerine oil as far as the ordinary
While driving an artesian well at G Llvin*ton. a convict in the penlten
Result of Panama Oller.
Flour—Best Krade«. $2.7003 30 per < orrespondent here of the Associated mini of said canal and to make nec­
shell can be fired by ordinary modern
Everett a heavy How of natural gas tlary. Vu e President Roosevelt said barrel, graham. $2 50.
essary
provisions
for
the
defense
of
Press that a reply from President
Washington. Jan. 10.—A very strong
the letter was a forgery. A few day*
ordnance. The concussion necessary
was encountered.
the
canal
and
harbors.
Millatuff*
-
Bran
$17
per
ton:
mid
Castro,
of
Venezuela,
to
the
note
hand
­
tide ban -een setting against definitely
ago the full extent of the forgeries
Senator Mitchell Introduced three looking to the pardon of Llvinston dlings. $20. short* $18, -hops. $17
Sections 3 and 4 authorizes the fixing the Nicaragua route in the pro­ to project the shell, he says, is by hit
ed him January 2 by the German
ainendnients to the Philippine tar.ff was revealed
President
to
make
such
surveys
as
posed isthmian canal legislation. The device reflected back to the sides of
A petition was recelv
Hay Timothy. $114112 clover. $7 ■ harge d'affaires at Caracas has not
bill passed by the house
yet been received, that Germany will may be necessary and to employ such debate in the house has been the sur­ the shell, so that the glycerine oil is
ed from the prisoner asking for exe­ ©7 50.
Oregon wild bay. $506 p«r
give Castro a reasonable time in persons in constructing the canal as prise to those favoring Nicaragua be­ not disturbed in the least.
A bill prosiding a temporary form cutive clenu'ucy. and stating that he
which to reply, and that she has no may to him seem wise, and directs cause so many men. champions of the
of government for the Philippine* has waa a member of a prominent New ton.
Mutton I -ambs, 34©34<>. gross: disposition to unduly press the presi that in the construction of the canal canal, have given heed to the new of­
been Introduced In congress.
York family. One hundred and two
Thanks of Congress to Schley.
of Venezuela
the river San Juan and Ijike Nica­ fer of the Panama Canal company. It
A project 1* on foot to run a sub­ names were sigm-d to ihe petition, dressed. 64c per pound; sheep, weth dent
ragua shall be used as far as they are was stated tonight that if the debate
Washington, Jan. 9.—Representa­
marine tunnel under San Francisco and among them were those of Hugh ers. 340340. gross, dressed. 6©64c
available.
should run much longer in the house, tive Hooker, of Mississippi, today in­
Enlarging the Drainage Canal
Belmont, ex Mayor I per pound; ewee, *4©34e. gross;
o. Grant. August
ba» from Otkland to San Franclsi
“
Section 5 authorizes the President there is a prospect that the Morris
Hugh Grant. Vice President Rooee- dressed. 6©64c per pound.
Chicago. Jan. 10.—Members of the
Negotiations are pending for the « »■ veil Rev C H Parkhurst. Thoma* A
to guarantee to the states of Costa amendment would be adopt..<i. in the troduced a joint resolution reciting
Hogs—Gross, 54c, dressed. 6©64c drainage board will leave for Wash­ Rica and Nicaragua the use of the senate the talk is decidedly tn favor that Commodore Schley was the se­
tabllshment of a wireless telegraphy Edison John D Crimmtns. Joseph R
ington Saturday afternoon to ask con­
line from Seattle to Nome City. Ala. Drebxet IT
canal and the harbors upon terms to of considering the new offer of Pana nior officer in command at the battle
Bookstaver T At- per pound.
W
gress for an appropriation of $200.000.
Veal- S©9c per pound
ha.
be agreed upon for vessels owned by ma. and there is a feeling among the of Santiago; that he was in absolute
Aitor Chanler.
water Jerome. W
to t>e used by tbe government engin
A train carrying 279 trvxspa and nine Janies Witherspoon. Dudley S Phio-
friends of the Nicaragua bill that the command at that battle, and is “en­
B«ff—Gross
cows
34c: steers eers in making a survey and estimate citizens thereof.
The last section makes a present sentiment has grown so strong that
officer* left t'olumbu*. O a few day* ney Casper Whitney, Lloyd Aspln 34®4c; dressed. 3©7c per pound.
of cost for an eight, ten. twelve and
titled to the credit due to such com­
ago for San Fraactaco. They are en wall. E D Morgan and Henry Still-
Butter — Creamery, 25027c per fourte« n foot waterway to connect ti e appropriation of tlO.MW) 000 to carry it will result in referring the whole manding officer for the glorious vic­
on
this
work
and
authorizes
the
Sec
­
man Governor Toole wrote to a num-
question
back
to
the
commission
for
route to the Philippine*
pound, dairy. 18©20c. store. 1240 drainage canal with St Ixiuls
retary of War to enter proper con­ further report, and that some proposi­ tory which resulted in the total de­
Oil ha* been struck at Whatcom. tier of the signers, and they all re- ISc.
tracts for material and work as may tion like the Morris amendment will struction of the Spanish ships." The
plleii that the signatures were forger
Wash
Wrack on the Rio Grande.
«tarage
be deemed necessary therefor, such be adopted. There Is some possibil­ resolution provides for the thanks of
Eggs— 20®224c for
les
Livingston was convicted of ob­
Boers will try to lire out British taining money on a forged check in 22025c for Eastern; 28©30c for fresh
Salt Mke City, Jan 10.—Freight work and material to be paid for as ity that legislation may be defeated,
congress to Admiral Schley and the
taxpayers.
train No. 15. on the Rio Grande West­ appropriation* mav be made from time although the sentiment for a canal
April, I960 an<1 glv«m five years in Oregon.
ern. and a work train collided near 1 to time. The section fixes the agg-e- is so strong that it is insisted that officers and men under his comman !■
General Bell I* conducting a vigor the penitentiary
Poultry—Chicken*, mixed, $. ’ 1 '
Roy station, ten mile« south of O k - ; eate cost at $1R0 000.000. to be drawn this congress cannot adjourn until
ou* campaign In Bataneas
hens. $3 Sv ©4
$409c per pound
Receiver for Buffalo Exposition.
den. in the thick fog
z ’ from the treasury on warrants of the some canal is definitely authorized,
St
tehood
Bills.
Condition* on tbe Island of Samar
springs liii 1".
I. .'al©3 per Fireman Frank Cowell. of Salt I-ake. President.
even
if
a
further
report
is
received
Buffalo.
Jan. 9.—It having be. n
are »till very unsatisfactory.
Washington, .an 13. The House dozen, duck* $ 16 for yemg geese
waa instantly killed, and three men
from tbe commission.
found impossible to unite the creditors
The Carnegie Institution haa been comjnlttee on territories today fixed *6 500 7 50 per dozen, turkeyz Ine were injured.
Repairs to the Brooklyn
the 23d Inst for hearings on th«> Okla­ 110124c: dressed. 13014c per pound
of the Pan-American expositon, th«
Incorporated at Washington
Cubes Election Rttsnu.
homa statehood Nil: th* 3tst for th*
New
York.
Jan. 13.—It is anno«inrod
Fidelity Trust Company, representing
Cheese—Full cream
twins. 13©
lxird Kitchener haa asked that Arizona statehood bill and February
Cuban Reciprocity Hearing.
at the Brooklyn navv-yard that th*
Havana. Jan. 9 —Full -«turns from the first mortgage bondholders, en­
l$4c. Young America. 14© 15c.
Canadian scouts be furnished him.
7 for th* N*w Mexico stat< t »
Washington. Jan. 16—The ways armored cruiser Brooklyn, at present
- itoes -Bast Burbank*. 8$cO*l10 snd mem* committee toiay fix«M Jan­ th* flagship on th* Atlantic station, the elections held in Cuba December tered a summons and complaint today
Tbe Ilenver fire and police board The bill to crest* th* territory of Jef
31 will not be In before tbe end of
per
cental,
ordinary.
70©
80c.
will not permit prize fights in that ferson out of Indian Territory was
uary 15 a* the time for beginning will come to the local yard for exten­ January. In all of the Cuban provinces before the supreme court, asking that
Hops
—
8010c
per
pound.
referred to a subcommittee headed
hearing on Cuban reciprocity and It sive repairs as soon as she is relieved except the province of Puerto Prin­ a receiver be appointed to take charge
city.
Wool Valley. llO14c Eastern Or was tbe prevailing view in the com at Manila by th* Rainbow now on her cipe the senators and representatives of the affairs of the company. Of th«-
Number of missing and dead tn by Knox of Maaanchnaetta and in­
steamer Wall* Walla disaster now cluding Flynn, the delegate from Ok­ rgon 80124c; mohair, 310214c per mitt«* that th* hearing should not ex­ way there. The Brooklyn i« to be will be adherents of Tomas Estrada issue of *?.500.000 in first-mortgage
pound
lahoma
tend beyond February 15.
e.. «-h.-vi'cd at at exp»"«h of *2'.'i 0"'i Palma, the president-elect of Cuba.
numbers 47
bonds. $150.000 Is still unpaid.
In addressing New York bankers.
(»I xm U Lnd OfMMd.
Rear
End
Collision
M
sxkm
Rsilraad
Consolidstina.
The first
proclamation
against
Will Not Affect Nicaragua Bill.
The Dewey Prize Cases.
Pueblo CMo., Jan 11.—In complt- S»-> rotary Gage again urges currency
football In England was Issued by
I Arg ' Ind . Jan 16 —While an extra
Monterey. Met.. Jan 13—It is an­
Washington. Jan 8.—R«r>r«eentative
reform legislation and tells them that
Washington. Jan. 9.—The hearing of
sni e with Instractions rocelv«M from m-w is the time for action
Edward II In 1314
freight west bound, was making th« nounced that the consolidation of the Hepburn, chairman of th« ixterstate the prize cases on appeal from the
During the last decade the Roman the Commission**/ lenernl of the land
Transvaal delegates In Holland say siding at this place today and had M tteBB National and Mexfcan Inter­ and foreign commerce committee, has district supreme court, involving th-
Catholics have increased more rapid office at Washingtc . the Pueblo land England could speedily end the <
nearly cleared the main track, the national Railways will be consummat
•ar-
been advised by the secretary of state question of the amount of prize money
ly la 1‘russl* than the Protewtaata. office Issue-! ordet
opening un for nagr in South Africa
’■¡nd limited. No 2 running fif- ed and both propertie« placed under
due Admiral Dewey for the victory at
bv
of
cable notification con »rung the Manila, was set today for hearing
while the Increase in the number of settlement
nynce
ty
•ban
256666 diplomacy where she
m.'“» an hour, crashed Into It. The one management not later than June
y
willingness
of
the
Panama
Company
Hebrews was insignificant
acre* of land tn the south w«ratera force of arms
ir throe cars were demolished and 1 of thf« rear The Mexican Interna­
next month by the district court of ap­
part of Huerfano and the western por-
th passenger engine thrown into tbe tional Raflwav is now controlled bv to sell its property, etc., to tbe United peals.
No country ioes so much fc
The German foreign office says t
tton
of
las
Anima*
counties
This
This consoli States for $40.000.006. but he uvs that
ch
One mail car was derailed •Soever of New York
education ■ f Its people s
Tobacco Factory Burned.
land vu withdrawn from settlement new meat Inspection law Is not
it I tbe mail clerks escaped Injury. dation. If accomplished probably wfil this will in no way affect the 5regress
Th* common •Tb«*»!* are
Richmond. Va.. Jan. 9.—The toba« 1
la
effect
and
that
the
United
State
over
a
year
affin,
for
th«
1
purpoee
of
Th«
• engineer and fireman stuck to mean a firht with those in control of of the pending bill, which ie says,
reach of the pGOTMrt but
a
eroot tn* tbe las An mas Reservation will be notified at once when ths dal
•Ir Hosts and were badly Injured. the Mexican Central for railroad FU- will pass by an overwbe’mgig ma­ factory of Cameron & Cameron » ’
Is free and attendant« Is
practically destroyed by fire tonlgv'
The aros is 24 by 16 mil « In extent Is decided upon
premacy in Mexico.
but » !l rex-over No passengers hurt
jority.
la childbond
I-Oss »156 06«.
f«(hl> OlIlMH tkwrs
Egxs to th* value of I
6
Man the Fraach Mera ix'iad.
Iwvitstios Is A hmckss Caprtal
Fv«to/t
tawraass.
Pe*s'<«* At»n««m««alisat.
year
A Brilliant Meteor.
Bloemfontein Orange River Colon J
were imported bv Englan
New York. Jan. 9 —On th« stores of
Pekta. Jan 16 —The director of rail
Washington Ja* 13
A
1 <> n*rnl In Jan *—Beresford s cxmstahulary *n
Washington Jan 1*.—The pension
Park City. Utah Jan 9—A brillfa-t
Th. re are K.Tad 666 < hll
Lake
Georg«,
near
the
scene
of
the
- i-
- -.«■« of Shan Si prov n. • appropriartela bill was completed bv
reas* of alnscwt 15 per ■ ent in the countered a force of Boers January 1
rolls >d British schoesis but f
defeat of the French in 1754 by meteor was witnessed here at 7 o'clo <
EMvstal receipt* at the $0 principal in the central part of the Orange River
1 St.»' ««
Conger the ~
House roeamittee ran appropria- Colonial troops supported by the Mo­ this morning. In the dim light of tt*
only 4.766.666 or about *♦
Colony
hilled
Field
Cornet
Preto«ms
■ -«loffi -os <>f th*- Un red 1 Sítate» dur
today and said that a branch of the t$0M today. and reported to tbe hawks. there is soon to rise « heroic morning a hug* ball of fir*. whi< \
attcad regularly
It carried »13*842 236 exact bronze statue of Sir William Johnson seemed about the size of a hogshea1
ng De« usher last Is shown in an of and ten mm and capture.I thirty five Belgian railroad would be extended House
th*
burgher*
Including
Field
Cornet«
!>
Three river» as big
first made it* presence known by th*
Ictal 1! statement Issued txstav which
to Shan SI ia the vpriag
He ex­ ly the amonnt of the estimate« as and King Kendrick, his lndi«i ally,
rosix and Erasmus
would Ju»< ey sal In
aaatMt *145.245 236 appropriated last to whoa* sagacity the vi taey was whizzing sound which accompani« 1
pare« the rorolpts with th«** for
plained
the
groat
mining
rosonrres
of
Gaagew three Gauge* tbe Mlsi
It * 1
year
•tutor. 1*66
Ottcagn with al
largely 4w This is the work of the its progresa through the air
Shaw Getting AcguaMNd
pt. and two Mississippi the Aa
the province and roguerted Mr Con­
t 22 per real, reported tbe groat
Society of Colonial Wars
Ersderick traveling In a north«^sterly direction,
PCensas Burasu
.
4 proportionate ndvMce. the total
Waahtngtoa. Jaa
( — Governor, ger to exert his influence to induce
Previous practice of the fir*
Depeyster. Samuel P. Avery *4 W. and to tbe startled people wf>
the laat month being »7*3 •** ■hew of Iowa recently appoint.-i ; Kmericaas to invest capital ta tbe
enabled the teachers la a irbi
Washington Jan II —TYi* Renate G I.*nrTon tbe committee to select a watched It, seemel tn clone proximi'r
skr New York advanced almoat 14 per •»«rotary of the treasury to succeed province, saying that tbe policy of the • omaattte* on «ronsn* today uaaninxeis design, have completed their task, and to the earth It left a trail of sulph '
CteveUad O. la which a fir»
out. to empty tbe building of 8t
r» -*«* to *1 126*66. Jera» y Citv N«w Mr Gag* today mad* the round* of i United State» durtnr the recent trora- ly agroe-1 to recommend tbe pa»«ac* the statue is now being cast in th* and snok* behind which was dintin' t-
oat Haven and Dayton. O.. ar* tbe only th« «zacwtlvv departments and called | N*s had led th« Chineee to prefer nt tbe bill Introduced bv Senator H«1e works of th« Heri Bonnarr! ’'ompany ly -rlMbie for from ten to fifteen tni"
pi s ta a aiinut« aad a half, w
• ttlea p-port.ag lerreasrs
aa th« never«' secretaries
utes after the phenomenon passed be-
dealing with Amertcaaa
on« being in Ju rod
to create a pe rosas ent Cenaos Bureau from a model by Albert Weinwt
I yond th* range of viaion.
Papers in th« L siud Suits Shoe mg That
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