The Eugene weekly guard., July 26, 1902, Image 2

PACE IS TOO RAPID.
NEWS OF THE STATE I
STRIKE CALLED OFF.
WATERS ARE RISING
CHAFFEE IS RECALLED.
MERRILL IS liEÀì)
Relieved *1 Crnnmand i* the Phiiippta**—
Chicago fr«i<hihra4l«ri Go Baik to Work-
Davit to Succeed Him
Count MatiuuaU. ot Japan. Leek» tor Craah
TRACY KILLED HIS PAL, jU8T
: ANOTHER FLOOD THREATENS
CAMmlLt HBO»., Proprietor*.
Coat ot the Serik*.
ia Thi» Country
Washington,
July
17.—General
ITEMS OF INTERE8T FROM ALL
Chicago, July 19.—Renewed activity
AS HE SAID
Vienna, July 21.—Count Matsuuata, I
Chaffee has been relieved of the com­
FARMERS OF MI880URI.
OREGON.
PART8 OF OREGON.
I on the part of Chicago businera men
EUGENE
ex-minister of finance of Ja|ian, who j
mand
in
the
Philippines
and
ordered
to
followed the Hettlement of the freight­
rei-ently returned from a month's visit
handlers’ and teamster»' strike today» Rivera of lew* Ruin* Rapidly— Lou*a Now the command of the department of the Body Found st Napav.se, Near Ch«lul»_
to the United State», said to the cor-
> and at the cloae of business hour* to-
I East by an order issued by Secretary
Brother of the Outlaw Ideatiti«» u*
re»|>ondeiit of the Aswa-iated Press
Certaia te Reach L'p Into th« Million»—
1 night thousands of tons of freight had
“While I was greatly impressed with
Root. The order is as follows-
mai*«
—Discovery W m Made bv
lieen sent to and from tlie vari'-us
Entire Cor* and Wheat Crep Will Be a
the tremendous energy of the Ameri­
“By direction of the president, Major
j
freight
depot«.
Every
one
of
the
24,-
and
Her
So* »Me Out hekug
cans ami their wonderful commercial
Total Loaa—Diatrlct Between Keokuk and
General Gerogs W. Davis will relieve
000 strikers who could obtain employ­
_ Will Not Oct Full Reward.
development, I fear that the too rapid
Hannibal Will Suiter Moal.
ment had returned to work by 2 o'clock
Major General Chaffee of the command
progress of the United States ia likely
in the aftermsm.
The strike, it i* es­
I to experience a serious setback in the
of the division of the Philippines, Sep­
Chehalis, July 16. — AU j .
timated, cost the business men of Chi­
near future. The commercial energy
Keokuk, Is., July 21.—The high
A street fair will be field at La cago *10,000,000, and in order to guard water here touched the danger line the tember 30, 1902. On being relieved Convict Harry Tracy’s H.<y that
Three people were killed by light* of the Americans incomparably sur­
General Chaffee will with his author­ had slain hie pal, David Merrill |
*gain»t such a contingency in the fu­
ning in St. Clair county, Illinois.
passes anything in Europe.
This ia Grande thia fall.
first of the week, and began to re<-ede,
been removetl by the news that tr
ture
they
are
prepared
to
begin
an
edu
­
Clackamas county bop grower* have
when heavy flood» started again in tiie ized aid repeir to Governor’s island, rill’s dea.1 body hat) been f„nil(i
The coronation of King Edward ha* undoubtedly one of tlie princi|>al causes
cational campaign in opposition to the
New York, and assume command of
of
tlie
economic
progre»«
of
the
United
«.id
32,000
¡»ounda
’
of
the
loOl
crop
at
lies
Moines,
Skunk
and
Iowa
rivers.
i>een definitely fixed for August 9.
miles southeast of here, partially’ „ r
sympathetic strike. The labor unions
States. I perceive in many directions 20 cents per pound.
With a stage in the Des Moines river the <le|>artment oi the East.”
cealed by two logs, lietw ts-n a inch q
will be asked to forego the use of this
The Chicago freighthandler« are dia* where Europewn countries are already
A
few
days
ago
General
Chaffee
was
Marion county farmers anticipate potent weapon. The business interests only three feet below the tops of the cabled that he could have command of murderer hat I thrown it. Altti.e-.7
satisfied and may go on itrike again at affected by American expansion and I
much
trouble in getting hands to work which suffered through the strike will great levees,[the river iregan to rise either toe department of tiie East or the partially decomposed, two ui|u
any time.
think it likely that they will be still
in
the
harvest field« this year.
t
join in pledging themselves, it is said, thiee inches an hour at its mouth here department of the lakes if lie desired wounds were plainly discernible in
Immigration for the fincal year of (more affected in the future.
But
today, continuing until the factor of
He wa* body, one in tlie wrist and anotli*, ,
1902 «howa an im-rease of 160,625 America's progress has been so exi-eed-
Tiie committee« are active in the not to sign union agreements, which do safety was wiped out this evening. A to come home at this" time.
not
guard
them
against
these
»trikes.
informed that the retirement of General tlie back, and it is believed that
over 1001.
: ingly rapid that I fear some sudden preparations fqr the street fair to be
rise
of
one
and
a
half
feet
in
a
short
On the other hand, the labor unions
Brooke afforded an opportunity of third bullet lound lodg nent in’t|,v U1 ‘
Fire at Block Inland, K. I., destroyed disaster, aa, in my opinion, too much held in Baker City in September.
are fighting to secure the right to abro­ time this morning at Ottumwa, and a making either exchange he desired. oi the victim of a fellow criminal’,
three hotel* and several other «mall business lias lieen done on borrowed
Timlier land» in Klamath county are gate agreements for'the purp>«e of or­ further rise throughout its lengtii be­
capital. This, coupled with the magni- going fa«t.
building«.
low the capital city was prevented from The cablegram closed with a commen­ treahcery. Tiie discovery was made bt
In the neighborhood of dering sympathetic strikes.
Mrs. Mary Wagoner, of Napavine,
I
running
out freely by a rise of a foot dation by the S’-cretary of war on Gen­
200 filing« have lieen made already this
The freighthandlers blame the na-
eral Chaffee's services in China and the he» 12 year-old son George, who’
apd
a
half
at
Davenport
last
night,
Beacon.
tioTial officers of tlie teamsters for the
Philippines.
A reply was received picking blackbeiries in th- wood» m ,,
They declare that increasing and coming down rapidly. from General Chaffee stating that lie the Northern Pacific railroad track
Tiie first free rural mail delivery Io«* of the strike.
This
afternoon
the
observer
of
tlie
route in Southern Oregon will lie es­ tlie strike shows the necessity forjim-or- weather bureau at Keokuk sent tele­ left the matter entirely with the de- ai d were attracted to tiie body bv
tablished out of Ashland alsiut the first porsting in all agreements* reservation graphic warning to all points south to partmerit, but that he would prefer odor. Thinking at once of the atoryof
which will {M-rmit strike«. Credit for
of September.
The Egyptian New York in case he was relieved in Tracy, which, with tlie many tale»
tlie settlement rests with tiie stat« prepare for danger.
lie suggested tliat liis adventures, is known to evervon»
A violent wind storm did serious board of arbitration. It was the adop­ levee, which stood the flood just retell­ the Philippines.
tiiis vicinity, they at once made »a
damage in Umatilla county last week. tion of the suggestion of tliat board ing after strenuous efforts to hold it, September 30 would be a good date to in
investigation.
Much fruit was knocked off the trees which led to the action of the Freight­ including the destruction of farmhouses make any change in the command of
Tlie btsiy was lying between two Ion
and some grain blown down.
handlers' union in detFaring the strug­ to use lumber for strengthening the the Philippines.
w
The status of the commander of the face down and with the leg»
dike,
is
only
slightly
above
the
water
Two howitzers, shellsand other relics gle with the railroads at an end. At
department of the East, as qualified hand up. lhe spot where it Uy i,
now,
and
the
coming
flood
in
the
Des
of the historic Fort Sumter, in Charles­ the same time it is probable that even
aliout 200 feet from the Northern P»,^.
by the last order is as follows:
ton bay, have been secured for the had the state ls>ar<i not made its sugges­ Moines will top it certainly. This will
track, on an unfrequented road, and «,
General
Biooke
is
at
present
in
com
­
tions, the fight would have been practi­ let the water into hundreds of square mand, but he is to retire at the end of distant from any dwelling that th«
soldiers' monument in Poitland.
miles,
including
the
town
of
Alexan
­
cally over, as the majority of tiie
General Mac- crack of Tracy's murderous rifle might
Real estate valuation« are lining rap­ freighthandlers had returned to their dria, Mo. Tlie inhabitants there are tlie piesent month.
idly around La Grande.
A five-acre work liefore the ma»» meeting at which preparing for an overflow of the entire Arthur is in command of the depart- have sounded without attracting any at­
fruit farm which was purchased three the strike was called off officially bad town to a depth of several feet. The i ment of the lakes at Chicago, but he tention. The surroundings and the |..
year* ago for *1,100, has been «old for convened. It wan a knowledge of thin corn crop in the floixled district is all will be temporarily ordered to New- cation of the bullet holes indicate thu
York after General Brooke’s retirement the story 1 racy told to the eerw of the
*3,250.
fact that bad much to do with the made, and wheat is in the shock, and
to
command the department of tlie East lauuch which carried him down Puget
as
a
result
tlie
farmers
will
lose
all
However, the
The Eastern Oregon Medical Aaso- action of the union.
while the combined maneuvers are go­ sound from near Olympia, July 2, nut
their
year
’
s
work.
Grain
men
put
proposition
made
by
the
state
board
of
ciation held a meeting at Hot latke last
ing on. He will retain tiie command be true, although there is reason to
week. There were 48 of the 65 mem­ arbitration enabled the freightliaudlers the figures of tlie loss from tlie overflow until relieved by General Chaffee, lielieve that the convict, fearing that
at
about
*4,000,000
between
Koekuk
ber« present. The next session will lie to retire gracefully from the field.
probably about November next, when it Merrill would reveal tiie whersabosti
and Hannibal.
held at Iat Grande in January, 1903.
It is believed the llinois levee will is expected General MacArthur will of the fugitives by his clninsineti,
SPAIN AND AMERICA.
The Salem cannery hl.* closed down.
hold, and the damage there is likely return to his present command in Chi­ killed hint in cold blood.
Three 30-30 shells, found a ilttle dis
Ojierations may be resumed if the (tear* Minuter de Oj«da Want» Better Undcritanding to l>e cniv *20,000 to *30,000 between cago.
tance from the »[s>t where the body tm
and apple« are of a good canning
Keokuk
ami
Quincy.
Heavy
rain*
are
Between the People».
quality. The pack thin year han neen
reported in Southeastern Iowa today, MERRILL S BODY LAID TO REST found, destroyed whatever doubts re­
New YPrk, July 19.—Emilode Ojeda, and tonight there are indication* of
mained in the minds ot tlmte »bo
4,000 cane« as against 91,000 last year.
the new Spanish minister to this coun­ still higher water. Lowland farmers,
answered Mrs. Wagoner’s summon»,
Finder
Not
Satisfied
with
$300
Offered
Her
Warrant« have been issued in pay­ try, is in the city and will remain here
ami subsequent developments lure
ment for the services of member« of the for a short time iiefore going to Newport river men and tlie weather bureau
by Penitentiary Officer».
demonstrated conclusively that Trier
Oregon City, Woodburn ami Salem for the remainder of the summer. observer alike predict tlie greatest
Salem, Oregon, July 18.—The body not only is the slayer of six men who
militia companie« while hunting Mer­ Discussing the conditions of trade in damage ever known from the flood from
of
David Merrill, the escaped convict were obstacles in his path to lilerty,
the
upper
river.
expense
lor
rill and Ttacy, the total
Spain, and the proposed reciprocity
was brought to Salem yesterday and but also shot down his own companion
this purpose lieing *700.
treaty witli the United State«, the min­
ami fellow fugetive. The fair aas on.
NEW ARMY UNIFORM.
buried
in the penitentiary graveyard, a recognizable, ami the body in a bad
ister is quoted by the Journal of Com­
A large box and ba«ket
merce as saying:
few rods from tlie place where, with state, but a comparison of tlie de-crip-
l«> established at Eugene.
‘‘Spain having lost her colonies fully Board'» Report Approved by the Pre»ident — Tracy, Merrill shot down three prison tion of »cars on Merrill’s liamls, hi»
closing
con-
Salem hop buyer« are
Some ol the Change».
David Merrill, the Murdered Outlaw.
recognizes the inqiortance of increasing
foot and knee, and the color of his hair,
tract« for the 1902 crop« at 20 cent« per her commercial relations in order to
guards six weeks ago.
Waaliintgon,
July 19.—While Secre­
tallied with those on tlie body, ibr-
pound.
No
prayers
were
offered
when
the
adjust her affairs to the new conditions. tary Root was at Oyster Bay, the presi­
den J. T. Janes, of tiie Salem peniten­
In a head eml collision on a Wiscon­ tmle of the commercial operation* com­
Two Oregon postoffice« were discon­ But what is needed as a {reparation for dent considered and approved tlie report body was lowered into tlie grave, but a tiary, did not swear that tlie body wit
mon
in
the
United
States,
wil
probably
sin road between two freight trains,
tinued July 15—Irma, Curry county, increased commercial intercourse is a of tlie army uniform board. The order half-dozen convicts, under i barge lot that of Merrill, but expressed an opin­
Imth engineers am! one fireman were lead to a panic at the first untoward and Waldron, Wheeler conuty.
lietter understanding and more general for the new uniform will go into effect
Penitentiary Farmer J. II. Porter, ion to this effect. J. W. Studebaker
circumstance, such as a bad harvest or
killed.
A blaze at Sheep Rock mine, four intercourse between the two peoples. on January 1, when officers of th« army quietly laid the remains to rest, and of Castle Rock, who had known Merrill
While there are
similar misfortune,
I find there is almost total ignorance,
A drouth in Arizona is causing a
many strong bank« in the United mile« from Sanger, Ea«tern Oregon, de­ in a |«>pular sense, in the United State« are to be equippetl according to tlie new rounded up a little mound, at the head many years, said tlie body «a* tbit ol
great loss to cattlemen. Grass has
regulations. Officers serving in the
tiie outlaw. Ben Merrill, hi* brother,
stroyed
the
«tamp
mill,
hoirt
and
other
States, there are also many weak ones,
a« to what Spain is, and there is even Philippines will be allowed to wear the of which they placed a board hearing who ha» iwen working in a Chelialii
almost entirely dried np.
Many
the name of David Merrill.
He who
whose failure will render a crash in- building«.
greater ignorance, if possible, in Spain old uniform* during their service there.
horses are lieing allot to save tlie water
had lived by the fruits of his own livery stable tlie past two weeks, ex­
I fear that some of these
evitable,
Citizen« of Crook county are consid­ in regard to the United States. As a
for cattle.
bank« are lending too much money to ering numerous plan« of ridding the tieginning, therefore, I favor increased Among other changes are the following: crimes died at tlie liands of a criminal, pressed the same opinoin.
The full dies» coat is about the same
Two l>«nver women have been caught aid buHincHs enterprises.”
county of ralibit«, which are the worst intercourse between the two nations. as at present, save that tlie buttons are and no man wept over his departure.
Will Not net Full Hew.rd.
at San Francisco trying to bring duti­
[«•st in Eastern Oregon.
When the people of Spain ami the more spreading, with ornamentations The body was brought to Salem on the
Salem, Or., July 17.—Superintend­
able goods in without |>aying.
It will
It
o
’
clock
train
by
Mrs.
Mary
Wag
­
NAMES ARE ANNOUNCED.
United States get to know each other on tiie sleeve, and with tlie rank desig­
ent J. D. Lee, of tlie Oregon peniten­
cost them *6,784 to get their gotsls,
Mountain climbers have startl'd on
lietter, tlie commercial opportunities nated on the sleeve instead of the goner, who found tlie issly in the
which is three times the actual value. Two N«w Battle »hip» and Two Cruller» f*r their annual pilgrimage to the top of will follow.”
wissls near Chehalis, and Sheriff I>eg- tiary, tislav received a message »«k ni
shoulder knot. The dress coat will lie geler, of Lewis county, Washington. whether the reward will be paid to the
Hood. One party lias already made
Cholera is »pleading in the I’hilip-
th« United State« Navy.
w hat is called the dress blouse. A new Mrs. Waggoner came to return the body |ierson who found tiie body of Merrill.
the ascent. They report much snow
CLOUDBURST IN NEBRASKA.
J—— unifnrsn )g provided, consisting of
Riots in Lima, Peru, resulted in the
a sack coat of woolen or cotton material «nd claim the reward offered by the Superintendent I>ee replied that the re­
killing of many persons by the troops. department lias announced that the
Tiie county bridge over Hubbard Much Damage Don« in Town of Plattimouth of an olive drab color, with trousers to state "for the capture and return, dead ward would lie paid according o the
two liattleships to be built under tlie
z>r alive.”
language of tlie offer, which was for
Oil in paying quantities ha* been
creek, at Millwood, Ibiuglas county,
— Railroad» Blockaded.
match. It is intended to provide suits
Siijierintendeiit
I«ee,
of
the
peniten
­
tlie
“capture and return'’ of the con­
discovered in the southern part of Cali­ authority of tlie last naval appropri­ collap«ed while a team with a load of
Omaha, July 19. — A general rain which tan be worn in cohl weather
ation bill are to lie named tlie Louisi­ lumlier was crossing. The driver was struck the eastern half of Nebraska that an- almost a duplicate of the pres­ tiary, refused to pay the full amount of victs, dead or alive, but that in any
fornia.
the reward but offered to compromise event lie would pay liberally foi the re­
Thirty-five miners |>eri»hed in the ana and the Connecticut and tlie two fatally injured and Isith horses killed. and Western Iowa tfiiu morning, and ent khaki uniforms worn in warm
by paying *300, which is about *100 turn of the body, even though not cap­
continued
until
a
late
hour
tonight.
weather
and
in
the
tropics.
Daly-West disaster, at Park Citv, cruisers tiie Tennessee mid the Wash­
There was a steady downpour all even­
A new design for the overcoat is above Mrs. Waggoner’s actual expenses tured as specifies! in tlie offer.
Utah.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
ington. The battleship to lie built at
ing, and at Plattsmouth a cloudburst adopted, and it is tiie only overcoat in transferring the body here. She
Major General Lloyd Wheaton lias the New York navy yard will Im tlie
BATTLE SHIP AGROUND
Wheat
—
W
alla
Walla,
64
<»«*H.5c;
did
much damage IA river of water allowed. It is a double breasted ulster will institute proceedings.
lieen retired, having reached the ago Connecticut. The battleships will coat
four
feet deep ru«hed down the main of olive drab material. This overcoat
valley,
66c;
bluestem,
66c.
*i.
ir.
’
.imii
.m-i
the
erakNta
|4,M9,00p
of 54 years.
LIGHTNING STRIKES OIL.
Illinoi» Strike» an Obttruction in the tlvte
Barley—$17.50 for old, *16.50 for street of the town, taking with it every­ is to replace tiie old dark blue overcoat
each. Tlie two tugs authorized by the
thing movable.
Half a dozen frame now worn.
General and staff officers
of Chriitiana, Norwey.
Tlie Isla tie Luxon, one of the cap­ act are to lie built one at the Man* new crop.
Large Part of the Jennings Field in Louisl-
tured Spanish gunlsiats, has lieen or­ Island yard and the other at Boston.
Christiana, Noiwav, July 17.—Th»
Flour—Rest gradra, *3.05(1*3.60 psr buildings collapsed, the electric light are to have full dress trousers with gold
plant was renders 1 useless, and every lace as a stripe to designate the service.
deitroved by Fire.
dered to San Francisco.
Admiral Bowles has
prepared an barrel; graham, *2.95($3.20.
United States battleship Illinois. W
cellar in the place was filleii.
Several Breeches are provided for all officers
elaliorate plan for keeping the accounts
ship of Rear Admiral CrownindiieM.
Jennings,
La.,
July
17.
—
During
a
Millstuffs
—
Bran,
*15<<*16
per
ton
;
China has again appealed to tiie in connection with the cost of the
stocks of merchandise were seriously and men, wh-tlier mounted or dis­
and the United States cruiser Cbiaff
shorts,
♦ is; damaged. The total damage is now mounted, although trousers may lie heavy electrical storm that passeed over
United State» to help her in settling I Connecticut, in order tliat when site ia middlings, *21.50;
the Jennings oil field today a bolt of have arrived here. W idle the Illinoi»
chop,
*16.
the indemnity troubles.
estimated
at
*200,000.
The
Hurling-
worn when
in barracks service.
! finished «■oiiiparisons may be made be­
was standing into the harbor, leading
Oats—No.l white, *1.15(31.20;gray, ton tracks became soft, and trains were Breeches are provided to fit closely be­ lightning struck tlie field storage [tanks
of the Jenning» oil company, setting the squadron, her sleeting gear faiW.
Governor Taft failed to reach any tween tlie respective cue* of building *1.05® 1.10.
coni|>elle<i to make a detour by another low the knot-, extending to tlie top of
them afire. The flames spread to tiie and her helm jammed hard to it«-
settlement of the friar quest ion aainl will •hips in government and private yards.
Hay — Timothy, *12® 15; clover, route.
A serious landslide occurred the shoes.
derricks of the company adjoining, Imard, with tlie ship headed straight
proceed from Rome to Manila.
*7.60®10;
Oregon
wild
hay,
*5®6
per
east
of
town,
completely
blocking
the
The cha|>ean is retained for genetai and in a short time the derricks and for the shore. Both anchors »«re IK
Fiv« Million Dollar Fire.
ton.
Burlington tracks.
officers ami officers of the staff depart­ tanks were destroyed. Burning streams go and her engines were backed prompt­
General Jacob H. Smith, who issued
Guayaquil, Ecuador, July 21.—The
Potatoes — Brat Burbanks, 75®85c
ment, to be worn with full dress uni­ of oil from the tanks ran in tlie direc­ ly, but the port anchor chain {»arted.
the famous “kill and burn” orders in j fire which hae been raging here for the
Whaleboat CapalzetL
forms, but not to be worn when tion of Coulee. All workmen in the The ship struck an obstruction end »
the Philippines, has lieen retinal on ac­ l«»t two days has lieen extinguished, percental; ordinary, 50c per cental,
Portsmouth, N. H., July 19.—A 19- mounted.
growers price*; sweets, *2.25®2.60
count of age.
after having destroyed 90 blocks on per cental; new potatoes, lc.
field immediately stop|-ed work and set hole was punched in her bottom. Tw
foot whaleboat, containing 20 waiters
A new ___
full dress
cap is provided. | about
____
aoout
mrow
throw ing up levees so as to pie
pie- ­ small compartments fillet) with «»’*'■
an<l
waitrea-e*
employed
at
the
Oceanic
The war department has ordered the some of the princi|ial streets of the
Butter—Creamery, 20®21c; dairy
differing considerably from the present vent as far as possible the spreading of The crew were piped to quarters and
city.
The
loss
on
merchandise
and
house,
Island
of
Shoals,
who
hail
gone
16® 18c; store, 15® 16c.
Marietta, now at Kingston, Jamaica, to
cap
_ __ < the fire. In a short time, however, the water tigiit doors were closed Tl*
e«D in design and trimmings.
trimmin«». : Service
buildings is estimated at * .5,000,000.
In a short time, however,
out on the l>ay this afternoon on a caps also are provides), and the helmets
1 a Guayra, Venezuela.
Egg»—20® 22.I* c for Oregon.
laln.oi»
loose,
and tlie
The burned buildings inclu le tlie
_ tank
___ _ had broken
»i ivv
/ bc , nuu
viltJ rest of the gpiadron stood into the »•
Clieese—Full cream, twins, 12S pleasure trip, caps lie. I during a sudden are retained, as also are the present another
King Edward has so far recovered custom house and railroad station. The ® 13c; Young America, 13 Si® 14'»e; fac­ < squall, and 14 of the occupants «ere
wind had driven the flames into the ner harbor. Tiie Illinois «»» everts-
campaign hats.
that lie has been able to go aboani his city is without gas, and tin' only water tory prura, 1® 1 L«c Iras.
tanks of the Southern, Northern and ally backed off and anchored safely
drowned.
The others were rescued
A new pattern of saber lias been Crescent oil companies, but they in
I to lie had is that taken from the river.
Rear Admiral Crown inshield •-
yacht for a short cruise.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, *3.50® by fisheimen in their dories.
adopted for all officers.
some manner esca{ied destruction.
probably shift his (lag to the ChiiX»-
4.50; hens, (4.00«t5.50 per dozen,
Tracy’s last exploit was near Enum­
(oft for M»». St«ya.
China Ripe for Rcbellien.
11®11S<‘ I'®’’ pound; springs, 11®
claw, where he made a ts>y shave him
Portland and Jeanie Are Sale.
Tornado in North Dstot*.
Chine»« Accept Term».
Cape Town, July 19.—The women 11 Sc per {«wind, *2.50® 4.50 per dos­
while three men looked on.
Victoria. B. C., July 19.—Pekin cor­
Victoria,
B.
C.,
July
17.
—
Two
pas­
sil
;
ducks,
*2.50®3.00
per
dozen;
tur
­
St.
Paul,
July 17.—TreiiicndonsAe-
respondents
of
Chinese
papers
received
Pekin, July 19.—General Yen Shis,
One hundred ami eight Boers have of Cape Town yesterday pr<wnttel Mrs. keys, live, I3®14c, dressed, 16® 16c per
here by the Oriental ¡iners arriving the governor of Chi Li province, and sengers irom Nome, landed here by the age, and, it is thought, great loe1
just arrived at New York from Ber­ Stsvn. wife of the ex-preieleut of the j | pound; geese, *4.00®5.00 per dosen.
collier Melville Dollar on her way to life, were caused by a terrible win"
yesterday state that a big rebellion ia
muda, where they were confined as former Orange River colony, with ■
Mutton—Grose, 2S®3c per pound; Iteing organised by the ex-Boxer lead­ tlie Chinese foreign office have decided I-adysmith, report the safe arrival at storm which early tonight •wr**’1
prisoners of war.
[ purse of * 1.000 Iwfore she sailed for dressed, 6c per pound.
ers, who art» in Ningshai.and that they to accept the terma proposed for the Nome of both tiie Portland and tlie southwesterly direction from tbeir’,r'
Marconi Las received wlrwleas signals Euro|ie with her husband. Mr. Steyn
Hogs—Gross, BSc> Jreraed, 7®7Sc have the assistance ot the army of withdrawal of tiie foreign troop« from Jeanie. The steamers, they say, ar- j national boundary across the noflk'
at a distance of 1,400 miles. Com­ was in a pitiable condition from enteric per pound.
! General Tung Fu Hsiang, whose army Tien Tain, «nd will so notify the minis­ rited at the same time, tlie Portland eastern portion of North IWM*
Vral—7®8c per pound.
plete messages were received at a dis­
towing the Jeanie, which was disabled, Three towns, according to the me-*'
was ordered disbanded, an order which
fever
His arms and leg» «ere {Martial­
Beef—Gross, cows, 3®3 S<*; steers. the aoldiera refuse.! to comply with, ters unless the dowager empress dis­ part of the way. No hardships were reports which are obtainable. »*■
tance of 6,50 miles.
The United States transport Rosen- ly |>aral v»tel, and lie was unable to open 3S®*So; dres»««I, 7®8c per pound.
but, instead, took np their arms and approves of their action. This determ­ suffered by the passenger and crews, the totally wiped out. Telegraph line»»*
Hop^—16® 17c; new crop 17®l8c. I joined the rebel« The intention is to ination was a surprise to the ministers, two steamers Ie ng within hailing dis­ wrecked and there is no innimm i«*': 1
crans has been sold for *50,000, a little his eyelid*. The cenaorahip over tele­
Wool—Valley, 12 S® 15 ;Eaatern Ore­ invade Pekin and place General Tung who expected the Cninese would
tance of each other.
The Portland with tlie section where the most **•
more than a third of its cost t<> th« grams has Iwn alMiliahtel, except in the
en- getting free first, assisted the Jeanie to devastation
gon, 8®14Sc; mohair. *5®26c pound. Fu Hsiang on the throne.
case of press dispatches.
is thought to have *•••
government in 1899.
deavor to obtain lietter terms.
I
get out.
worked bv the tornado.
Anlmoslty Amen* Boere
Street Car. Collide.
A French doctor inoculated biniceli
The insurance of tlie lives of children
Te Check Spread of Cholera
Mme Magazine Explode»
Explosion ot the Kaichi.
with consumptive cow matter in order
Chicago. July 19 —A Wentworth
New York, July 19 — Some lineasi- is forbidden in Montreal.
Manila,
Jnly
21.
—
The
municipal
Salt
Ijike
Jnly 17.—A telephone
to disprove Prof. Koch's theoi *y-
avenue
car,
carrying
100
passengers,
Victoria,
R. (’.. Jnlv 17 -b-tn
nera ia (elt in officiai circle» wìlh re­
William McGovern made the eighth
and a Twenty-first street car, with 50 health board of Manila haa decided to niessage just received from Park City, given in the Chinese nap«’». r*’’"rt
John D. Rockefeller offered Smith tte rd to thè sitiiatioii in South Africa, suicide in Meriden, Conn., in two passenger», collided at their intersec­ remove 40,000 natives from the slums Ctah, says that the magazine on the
today by the stesmsliip Fnipo*"
college, Northampton, Mas«., *100,000 cable« thè loudon coriesp. n.lent of thè month». A »utcide-ciub is believed to
tion today while running at a rapid to suburban camps, in an effort to 1200-foot level of the Daly West mine India, of the blowing up of lb* 1 **
exist.
<>n condition that a like »uni I* sub­ Tribune. Il ia evident tlie day of com­
rate
Nearly every passenger in the check the spread of cholera here. The exploded shortly after 1 o’clock this crtn*er Kaichi, which ««• I.«"* *
scribed.
morning. There were 150 men at work llaiakuan, anti need as .i traiairit
plete racial reconeiliation in thè Tans-
The congregation of the First Church smaller car. which was knocked from
Col. H. II. Williams, of Springfield, vaal is stili fardiatant. The «mohlering <4 Chriat, Scientist, in Boston, unani­ the track, was cut or bruise I. but the object is to clean and dtelnfet-t the ! in the mine at the time the exploison The first report place.i th« I ■’
<>., former p<wt< flitv inspector in Culs», animosità het arali tlie Boera who mously adopted a pledge to contribute moot serious injury waaa broken elbow, disease «■enter*. The catnpe will lie (occurred. Eighteen dead bodies have at 250, but tlie more relial-i*!•!*’'*
predict« that Cuba «ill *>>n apply for joined thè N«tal acouts towani thè any part of *2,000,000 that may lie sustained by a woman ]>a»senger. That •anitsrily condorted.
The munici­ already been removed, ami it ia thought it it will not exceed 140. At the n*
annexation, a»such action is .iesirvd by •mi of thè year and other burgheta is nacMsrr to build an immense auditor- several passengers were not killed is pality rents the grounds, builds the that the num tier of dead will reach 100. of the explosion Captain lee an-f
Gases issuing from the mouth of the eral of the officers were a»1 ■ t’’-
rwported to he lai rating into fianm.
I luin at Boston.
consi.iered remarkable.
a majority of the people.
camps and feeds the indigent persons. 1 mine prevent» any one entering.
officers having been left tn ■ b»K*
In
a
suit
fl
I
»»I
at
Marqnetts.
Mo.,
it
Rawsdm< l p ladrwne».
Satinfactory experimenta with oil
fielMvv Settlement la la Sight
ia alleged that one dog killed *800
New Mame I» Speedy.
Believe» There Will Be Wsv.
fuel for tire engine* have lieen made
Violent Cycles« in France
Manila, Jnly 19. — An extenan« W -rlh of sheep
Omaha. July 19.—Matter* in the
Phil» lei ph is, July 21.—The new I Victoria, B C., July 17.—Major
by the london county council.
Chalon-sur-Saone. Farne«. Joly • "
•trike situation on the Union Pacific
drive, with the objet ot esptiiring the
Dr. Gatling, who invented the gun
Ivgati to clear today to some extent. bett leehip Maine, built by tie Cramp« General Fir A. R. F. Durward, who «»« A violent cyclone visit««! t' «city
The I ut heran miniaterium, of Penn­ ladroo« chief». M -ntal- n and Felisanlo, known by hi* name, baa invented a • nd the shopmen who are out profess to rvplars the ill-tstad Maine, returned in command of th- allied troop» at evening, doing immsnne .Ian ¡nt*
sylvania, ha« decided again«! the use of and 50 of their hdlower*. is progrwaa- plow rq-erated by gaaoline which will to believe that a seitletnent is in sight.
Tien Tsin. arrived by the Emprese of
to thia city after a satisfactory builder'« illwdia. in an interview he said that «ral vserals in the river «er» • nk
individual oomtiunion cupe.
ing in Cavite province.
T«elv» han­ do the work of 30 men and eight horses Strike leaders say that the recent visit trial at sea
Alcaxar was destroyed, and the F
The
new
«ar
vesral
at an e»|*nra of a little more than *2
of President Burt and other official* to proved her«elf to I« a very apeesiy I nnlera Ruseia withdraws from Man­ •nd shops were flooded
Sunday arhewd arbolara at West Piti» dre.! constabulary, cnnimandcl by Csp- a day.
the shop* of the West »nd the continued ship for her site, averaging 18 29 churia. according to the term» of the
ton. Pa , refuswd to hetaught by Su|i«r- tain Baker, moved Vslay at -layliglil,
forming ■ complet« angle abap«<l cor-
Mrs Urquhart lee, of Chicago, has desertion of new men will have a «aln- knot*. Her contract calls for a «peed , agreement with China, there will be!
Dam»«« ia Nxe Fir«.
in tendent Davie, a non-union miner
I war in the far East, as Japan is pre- I
d<>n, ,-ov«ring 60 M|uare mile*
Patrol the distinction of being the only woman tary effect in a *bo*t time.
Preeident of 18 knote.
In a preliminary run
Nine, Frunce. July 17 —The
The Connecticut «oprane court de­ launche* are gnardinv th« rivers The in the omntrv ah« teach«« parliamen- Burt refused to make any statement, the Maine for 80 miiutea ran at tlie ' pared to fight t<> get Rn-sia out <>f that canate! by the fir* whi i «erti* *
Although Russia has not
clare valid the leirarv of Kidney Hall, entire mal« p<>pal«t«>n of the towaa ta*y la*
Nh> ia the new appointee to but another official «aid the rood knew rate ot 19 95 knots an hour, an extra- I I territory
•troveii the Gran» Magasi»
m ve
t--a <• 1 e*i >ti-
to he used in <v«ihatting the doctrine and farms will l* included in the the chair of parliamentary law in the nothing of a settlement, and had no ordinary «peed for a ve-rael --f ffier dis­ '• ' ". .« • - iri
.
: cat si e wil’ •!
tare club ami the branch <
com-ent
rat
i<>n
movement.
University of California
of immortality of the e-ul.
com-esaions to make.
placement ,
1
Credit Lyonaise, is estimated
• :> -hr tiii-i» that Japan is inearneet. IMAI francs.
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