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DAMAGING TESTIMONY Iroquois Ushers Appealed TERRIBLE WRECK STEAMER POPULISTS ÎUL REORGANIZE to Open Exits -Another Death - Blue Beard Co. Releas d. Chicago, Jan. 11. —At tbe lroqouis inquest today the evidence was simi lar to that given before; one witness testified that she appealed to the usher to assist her to escape but he threw her oif. Fifteen members of ti Bluebeard Company, who have been ! id under urreHt by the corouer, were released, their testimony having been taken. A not be c hospital death was reported this morning, and this brings the list of tbe dead up to 570. Several others are in a critical condition. SIXTY-FIVE LIVES LOST IN SOUND “CHARLEY” JOHN ' ( F ( 1 (1ZAM Lost His Life on Ill-Fated Ship— Was Returning from Frank BOUGHT WOOLEN CLALLAM FORGER MILLS AT NAPA GATES DISASTER IS DEAD INQUIRY J. D. Ladley, Formerly Super- intendent Harrington’s Funeral. of Eugene Woolen Mill. Died in an Epileptic Fit in Portland Saloon. Party Is to Be Revived in Ore gon and the Time Thought Ripe. is Reorganization of the People's partv ill Oregon is u movement th»» has been started in the last mouth with what is cliiiuied to >>e a good prospect of success. Leaders iu tlie old Populist party have been conferring, and it bus beeu decided that circular letters shall be sent out for the purpose of securing expression of opinmus upon tbe subject. It is proposed to hold a .mass meeting of Populists in Port land, the latter part of this muntu, when reorngnizatiou will be effected aud delegates will be choseu to repre sent tbe party at tbe National l’o| u- iist Convention at St. Louis in Feb ruary. “The time is ripe tor reorganiza tion, ’’ declares a foimer mem tier of tlie state executive committee of the People’s party. “A great many people think tbe Populist uiovemeut is dead, but it isn’t. Most men who believed iu the principles of the People’s party ten years ago believe in them still. Three years ago the managers of the party in this state met and declared that dissolution of tbe party bad taken place, but this Hetion was without the knowledge or consent of tbe rank and file of the Populist party. The members of that party can and will reorganize, ami we will be beard from in tbe campaign next Spring.’’ The men who are takiug the lead in tlie work of putting new life into the People's party in Oregon believe that the former position of that party can be regaiued in one campaign. They cite the fact that in 1894 the Populist party was second iu strength in this state. When Lord was elected governor in that year, Pierce, (Peo.) led Galloway, (Dem.) by a vote of 26,(W or 17,000. While tbe Populists do not expect iu ouo campaign Ao se cure their former numerical strength, t hey do expect to take rank us the second party of the state. They say that a large number of Populists have refuted to affiliate with any other patty. Many have became Socialists, united witli the Democrats and some found their way into tbe Republican party, on tbe strength of the pros perity argument. The leaders iu tbe reorganization movement believe they can regain ull ttie strentb that weut to these parties, and if bard times ensue, as now seems to them probable, they hope to gain further at length by means of co verts bom the luuks of the old parties. “Anti-fusion will be one of tbe first principles of the reorgHiiiisd People’s party,” is tbe statement made by one cl the men who is no- tively engaged in gathering the scat tered forces of the once formidable political organization. Sunday Oiegouiau, Jan. 10: C. F. ‘ ■ San l ull cisco, J. n. 11. —Tlie Nupn Johnson, who lost bis life on the ill- fated steamer Clallam, wrecked iu the woolen mill property, at Napa, Cal., Straits of Fuca yesterday moruiug, ! hHs been sold to J. D. ladley, >f was returning to Victoria. B. C., Eugene, Or., aid F. Carter, it i'oit- from Portland, having come to this! land. Or. Tbe new owuers will .it city a short time ago to attend the! I ouce commence equipping it with fuueral of his brother-in-law, Frank i liarriugtou, of this city On bis trip! machinery fur the manufacture oi Was Sentenced to the Periten I to this city he was aceompar‘ed by I Chicago, Jan. 8.—The most sensa- shoddy. bis wife an l daughter, Mrs. Jordon j From Lane County for tiouiil'te timony since the corouer be Much cf the old machinery in the Hunter, wile of Chief Justice Hunt Half a Hundred Vessels of All gan an investigation of tbe Iroquois er, of British Columbia. Mr. John-j mill, which was sold t > tbe Stockton Forging the Name of sou leit here on Thursday for his Descriptions Patrolling theatre di aster «as given today by woolen mill, Ims been taken out, so home in Victoria, where be resides Robert Mur ay, engineer of the ill- The Tug Towing Sav«c Abou* Henry Corbett. the Vicinity for new machinery will have to be in- with bis daughter, Mrs. Hunter, who fated building, at this morning’s ses stalled iu its place, It will be several with her mother, decided to remain Bodies. Third of the Pass; gers a sion. Murray said that tbe curtains iu Portland for several weeks with mouths before the mill is in opera- • John II. Gates, who f rged the Mrs. Harrington. were operated by hand aud counter —About Sixty Fiv: tion. names of the late Henry Coibett, of Victoria, B. C., Jan. 11. — A fleet of Charles F. Johnson came to Eu weights aud the flre-tlghtiiig apparatus (Mr. Ladley was formerly superin J Portland, and Senator K. A Booth of Lost. gene with the Harrington family in half a hundred war vessels, tugs, tendeut of tbe Eugene woolen mill, (Lane county, is dead. consisted of t«o tubes of “kill-fire” 1870, being a I rother-in-law to Frank steimers aud small boats are now pa havibg left hereabout a week ago.) | It will be remembered that Gates eighteen inches long, aud Hue was Seattle, Jan. 9.—Sixty-live lives Barrington through marriage to bis trolling tbe vicinity of the steamer no other provision ugainst fire on the i figured prominently in the leigslative were lost by tbe foundering of tbe sister. He conducted a restaurant Clallam wreck keeping a lookout for stage. session of 1903 and left Salem one steamer Clallam in tbe straits near other bodies. for a number of years on the site of The standpipes in the rear of the i night with »2,000 of some person s Port Townsend early this morning. Lcugbmiller Petei'a hardware store An inquest is in progress today over stHge never had teen supplied with The steamer broke down soon after also ou tbe Roberts’ cigar store eight bodies recovered yesterday. A hose. Under the foyer there was but ' i bany, but refused to give up the fifty feet of two-inch hose, this con leaving Victoria yesteiduy afternoon ground. He was industrious aud rigid inquiry into the seaworthiness [ money, preferiug to face the charge. aud driled before a terrifle storm worked at any employment that came of the Clallam is being made. sisted tbe entire fighting apparatus of This threw cousternatlou into the TWO MORE BODIES FOUND. that portion of the bouse. In tbe until she met her fate. Sha btgan to hand, finally developing into Junction City, Or., Jan. 9.—A Corbett camp nnd it was openly sinking shortly after midnight. fairly good plasterer and brick layer. theatre ther« w re a few sm all leil Victoria, Jan. 11.—The bodies of great deal of opposition tins developed | stated that ti M.irion county repre TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE. They left Eugene about ten years Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Seattle, aud in regard to granting a thirty-year | sentative, who is n banker, and an cf Lose which had not been connected News of the most terrible disaster ago, locating in Portland, where Mr. Mrs. H. W. Laplant, of Friday Har franchise to tbe Booth Kelly Com- editor of a valley paper had given with tbe standpipes whose locatiouis were known only to the workmen. that bas ever occurred in these waters Johnson worked at his trade till bor, were recovered near Victoria this I pauy for the purpose of allowing | the money to Gates to deliver to 1’nere had never been any drills for was received iu this.city at 9:36 this about a year ago, when he went to morning. Forty-one, victims of the ¡them to erect poles aud string wins | another member of the legislature. fires and no instructions had ever forenoon by telegiams from the mas Victoria to live with bis daughter, wreck are still miesiug. for furnishing electric lights here. Tlie editor, wha was a clerk in ters of the tugs Sea Lion and IIol- I i Mrs. Ida Hunter, wife of tbe chief been issued to employes. Tbe statement is made that the- pro tbe house, left ou a trip for a I ew posed franchise is is not an exclusive i weeks so us to avoid being a witness, The witness admitted that he knew yoke. The former brought 24 surviv justice of British Columbia. Mrs. one. This may be a fact as to the i lie did not even go through the bow to use a greater portion of the ors and the latter eight toPort Town- . ; Hunter is not known in Eugene, where she was born, by that name wording of the document, but in . formality of resigning his position, fire apparatus but never hid in- send. The latest telegram Says tbe < lai- but as a girl as Miss Ida Johnson, operation it is delusive. No com and tbe representative was not re structed his assistants, Tbe exiu pany would endeavor to secure rights nominated for the egisglsature. we-e draped with red plush curtails lam foundered while in tow of the afterwards Mrs. Nelson. She was di- and begin another system when this but were held outside by heavy iron lfolyoke between Smith Island and viorced from Chai les Nelson. Her Gates readily saw tbe position his doors, barred and belted an i operated Dungeness Spit. Tbe tug was along husband, the chief justice, is very Salem, Jan. 8.—Guard Lute Savage, company already is ill the field, former friend was iu aud us they did side when she sank but on account of wealthy and stands high in Victoria at the penitentiary, one of the bhould it do so, the existing corporu- not dare to appear ngamst him he with levers. Tbe witless admitted that there the terrible sea running could save social cixcles. night men on the wall, while on duty iou would soon freeze it out anl rem ined in possession of the money. For many years tbe Johnsons lived early yesterday morning, claims to then the price for lights would toai After Gates hail squandered his there was no one familiar with this less than one-t bird if those ab< ard money in drink, and while under system. Levels ccuid unlock the The list of drowned will probably ou the southwest corner of Tenth and have seen two men stealthily ap higher tbau ever. Oak streets. He was a member of proach the prison wall. Thinking Um intliience of drink hi this city, doors but no signs i pj eared above the reach 65. JUNCTION NOTES. the Odd Fellows’ fraternity of this they intended to throw something lio forged tbe names of Hou Henry exits. Ho said tiire were three Elmer LeTeiier, a lad about town, BETTER, LATER NEWS. city for many rears, having severed over the wall, and that their purpose Corbett aud R. A. Booth, probably locked exits iu eacl balcony aud four Seattle, Jan. 9, 4 n. m.—The whole! his connection with the local lodge to was a sinister one, and being unable was caught iu the act of jumping < n thinking that lie could bleed them, pairs of iron-Larrred doors closed at and off moving trains inye lust even aud they would not. dare to prose the downstaiis exits, 'T here were no Puget Sound tug fleet is now patrol take membership iu Victoria only in the darkness to see the men with ing, and upon a bearing before “IL i was sprinklers above the stipe nor any ling the vicinity of the Clallam wreck within tbe last two or three years. sufficient clearness to identify them, zoner,” Recorder Ciaik, was fluid cuted him. Iu this he erred nnd sentenced to serve a term in the fire alarm box in tbe house. When in tbe hope of picking up additional He was about 62 years of age. Mr. Savage says he Bred at the prowl five dollars. BODY RECOVERED. penitentiary. asked what he expected to do in case survivors. ers, when they ran away and disap A leap year party is to e given in Thirty-one already picked up ar At one time Gates was a of fire be said he depended on going Today’s Oregonian states that Mr. peared in the darkness. the M. E. church basement, by tbe of the council at Woodburn i to the front office anrl using the tele rived nt Seattle this afternoon. I Johnson’s body had been recovered Savage believeB that the two men The disasf n v.i s caused by the seas ’ i and that Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hunter were there for some unlawful purpose young men of that church. The da'i u prominent citizens of th phone. Ho said Le never saw the pounding cut tl <■ sis earner dead lights : &n(J bjs other ’ Wr8 \ . Hattie and it is thought that their presence has not yet beeu been announced. but liquor was his ruinatiou. skylights opet (I. ------------ ■--- daugb(er> ’ Moffit & Lewis have opened a meut «hen tie Idel LU d with water aDd King, had departed for Victoria where indicates that another attempt at ■ The Oregonian says: After exhaust extinguished tbe t oiler fire. The ves the burial will take place. market at the old stand on Multi ing himself during an elplkptic prison delivery has been made. street. sel filled then went to pieces. fit and lying unconscious for some I time, J. H. Gates, of Russellville, Old Litigation Settled Or., was found in an'obscure corner Chieago, Jan. 11. — Dr. Emma Nick of Erickson's ¿Concert Hall at 1 I erson’s bill for one hundred thousand o’clock this morning, just as he Was dollars for six years of medical ser breathing bis last. Police Officer Prediction That the Jury May vice for Millionaire Francis Wheeler Vaughn was summoned at once, aud was settled today by the payment of Not Be Had for Topeka, Kan. Jan. 9.—Blanche $12,500. The case has been in the Judge Vandeventer So Instructed Seattle, Jen. 7.—President Kane the dying man removed to tho police Months. Boies, a temperance fanatic and a courts since July, 1900. Both tbe of the University of Washington, to station, but too late to save bis life. Just as Captain II Halley was iir the Jury This disciple of Carrie Nation, today des doctor and patient directly inter night announced the suspension of 11 tbe act of calling for tbe City Physi Chicago, Jun. 11.—Another day troyed with an axe a fllie picture of ested are dead. students of that institution, members Morning. bas lasso.I without the adding of a the Custer massacre, which tbe state of the Glee and Mandolin Clubs, for cian he was told the Coroner would have to be called instead. No one juror to tbe catbarn bandit case. >t bis'orical society exhibits in tbe state alleged misconduct at Ellensburg Bry; n at New Haven. Omaha, Jan. 8.—Judge Vandeventer recognized the dead man last, night, is freely predicted that months may bouse. Tbe picture bore a small plate of tbe circuit .court this morning in while on their recent holiday tour < I but papers upon his person indeuti- Have New York. Jan. 11. — Wm. J. Bryan a Man Cruising Timber elapse before a jury will be secured. showing that it «8 3 presented by a structed tbe jury to return a verdict tbe stafe. A saloon proprietor of brewing company. The Boie: woman left here today for New Haven where of not guilty on the indictment Ellensburg accused four of the beys tled him as J. II Gates, of Russilville Around Blachley • Sius- Or. In bis fpocket. wa s a receipt be bas business in connection with was jailed. of stealing billiard bails and wine law Notes. showing that on January 7 be bad the Benett will case. From there be against U. 8. Be. ator Dietrich, glasses from bis place. An officer paid 15 cents to a fund which woulu goes to ludiaDa, where he is sched charging him with receiving bribes in connection with the postoffice at was sent after the clubs and George provide for his burial in case 1 is uled to deliver two speeches. Hastings. It was ruled that Dietrich Sohns Frank L. Wilt, W. C. Ken death. Florence West, Jan. 9.—A par’y «sS Japs for Texas. was not a senator until sworn into nedy and Gardner Millett were ar The cause of bis death could uot be given by Mrs. J. A. Yates, Monday rested at Spokane. The mutter was the senate and tbe charges of bribery Honolulu, Jan. 11. — Thirty Japs Grants Tass, Or , Jan. 10.—Edith determined last night. Henry Griffin evening in honor of the fifteenth sailed on tbe steamer America Maru in connection with tbe postoffice patched lip and tLe quartet released. manager for Eiickscn, was the first to Morden died last night, the result of birthday of her daughter. Miss Edith. rentals occurred prior to that time. On tbe return of tbe clubs Dr. Kai e discover him after the fit. He had an accident that occurred iu the St. Louis, Jan. 11.—Ex-C'c.uucilman today for tbe Teaxs rice fields, They Dau Roberts of Coos Bay is now and tbe faculty began an investiga are part of a large colonization exhausted himself aud was gasping forenoon. Tbe girl, who was about Kratz, in charge of officers, arrived An Elopement tion which resulted In tonight’) ac for breath. Mr. Griffin recognized employed as chief rngineer on the 12 years old, was playing hide-and- here fioin Mexico this morning. scheme to replace negroes. Forest Grove, Jan. 8.—Word has tion. Dr. Kane declines to make tlie the serious condition of the man Roscoe, Engineer Duffy Laving r< - seek with other companions at her There was no demonstration owiug signed. reached here from Banka that Walter names public of those punished. He and did all possible to restore him home, and at tbe time was running to the fact that when Kratz fled to Fear a Massacre. Rev. Rasmussen, pastor of the Beard and Miss Annie Mizner bad says, however, tin t the more guilty to consciousness. Officeis Llogu up the porch steps to bide in the Mexico he forfeited his bond of $20,- Vienna, Jan. 9.—A dispatch from have been suspended for tbe remain Danish church at Eugene, held ser house. 000. It is believed that bis new bond Constantinople today was recieved eloped from there at midnight Tues der of the college year and those Jess boaru aud Vaughn arrived on the day. Miss Mizner is a daughter of scene about that time and were called vices at Point Terrace last Sunday. In her baste she stumbled and fell will be not less than $10,000. Kratz from an Armenian source stating that deeply implicated for the remainder The Booth-Kelly Company has bad to his assistance. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mizner, who re headlong, striking her temple against was indicted for the acceptance of a “He should be taken care ol at a man looking over the timber atound the sharp door-casing. She was bribe for street r ilway grants in tbe inhabitants of Saoun, Turkish side near Greenville. She was well of the present S'mes’er. Armenia, are greatly excited ovei tbe known here, and tbe story comes as a once ,” said the officers and sum Blachley and on Lake creek, and knocked senseless and died several which the boodlers’ combine is said possibility of a repetition of tbe surprise. It is understood the couple moned the pntr ’1 wagon. Mr. Griffin sizing up the amount, but he would hours later without legaining con to have divided $60,000. Kurdish massacres of 1894. A large went to Astoria, where they were had applied cold water and all the not talk very much. —Alpha item. sciousness. number of tbe inhabitants have fled. married yesterday. simple remedies he knew to relieve Wm. Pearson and family who have Holding Inquest. Bands of Kurds, who are old-time Nugget: John Nokes has returned a man having a fit, but they had no resided on tidewater for several Released from Prison, Military Advancement home from tlie Bohemia mainiiig dis effect upon tbe man. Captain R years last, left on tbe Roscoe, en* Chicago, Jan. 9.—Tbe coroner today enemies of the Christian Armenians San Francicso, Jan. 11.—Ex-City examined tbe attaches of the Iroqouis are stationed at many points on tbe trict where he went h nis time ago tc Bailey called upon the City l’hysi- route for I’uget Sound, where they Washington, Jan. 8. — Tbe President Treasurer A. C. Widber, was released theatre to establish a case of gross frontier to prevent the escape of today sent tbe nomination of Gen. work out ills annual asso-jnent ou chin as soon as the wagon arrived expect to make their home. from San Quentin this morning after neglect against the management. fugitives. Chaffee to be lieutenant General, bis Good Friday claim, which in Io* with the unconscious form. At their meeting Tuesday afternoon serving five years for embezzling Chas. Sweeney, the only-fireman em “There is a man dying down here,” tbe Ladies' Aid Society ejected the vice Young retired. Aslo Brigadiers rated along the wagon road between $180,000 of tbe city funds. He sub 1 ployed by tbe theatre, never bad beeu Bryan is Home. Kobbe, Sanger, Bates, Randolph and Judson Rock canyon and Lookout lie was^sayiug, when he was inter following officers for the coming stituted silver tor gold in coin sacks instructed as to his duties nor where “He is year. Mrs. W. A. Cox, president; New York, Jan. 9.—Wm. J. Bryan Gillespie to be major generals. All Point, and i thought to bo an ex rupted by Officer Crate. aud spent bis stealings at race tracks. tbe apparatus or stand pipes were arrived off Sandy Hook this morning but tbe last named will be immedi- tension of the 1 illy claim of the not dying, he is dead”, said the offi Mrs. R. A. . Funke, vice president; Glenwood group. Mr, Nok(H baa b« 1 cer. located. He never bad any fire ex on the Celtic, which was delayed on taeiy retired. Tr Iley Accident. Mrs. it. Tweed, secretary; M rs. W. i hree men at work besides himself, perience He discovered the flames account of tbe fog. Mr. Bryan bas Coroner Fiuley took '•barge of the H Weathersou, assistant secretary; Chicago, Jan. 11.—in collision lie and tried to put them out by slap- Attempted Prison Break. John Graber, Malachi Miller and corpse and said that an autopsy would Mrs. K. N. Weathersou, treasurer. just finished an extended tour through tween a trolley car and a Milwaukee ping them, as nothing els« was avail- i Europe, Mr. Critcblow and bo has completed be held today. ► Trenton, N. J., Jan. 8.—Prisoner a 40-foot tunnel on the main ledge A St. Pau) railload train at Irving able. Brooks was killed in the state peni which is well defined, about 4 feet Park boulevard this forenoon, two Stricken With Paralysis. tentiary here today in an attempt to th ck aud has true banging walls. were fatally hurt and t centy lees ser Bank Failure. Springfield, Ohio, Jan. 9.—The escape, and keepers Fitzgerald and' He brought iu some very floe speci iously injured. Washington, Jan. 9.—The comp Brooks knocked j mens of ore which carry copper, ga The Evening Telegram is authority condition of ex-Governor Charles Harney wounded. troller of the currency this morning Stable Fire. lion. J. W. McAlister and J. W. Foster, who was stricken with paral Harney down with an iron bar, then lena and other metals. Mr. Nokes for the statement that bop growers are so well pleased with the result for Spencer brought their bogs to town Philadelphia, Jan. 11. —A fire in advisee that tbe National bank of ysis la«l*uigbt, is extremely critical. grabbed bis pistol and shot right and will proceed to have an assay made of the past two years that the bop yesterday, says the Observer, and People Bro’.' factory stables this Alvs, Oklahoma, will uo‘ open today. left this quartz at once and feels sure that acre go nt Oregon will be ...crease I had them weighed at Bock A Thomas* morning caused tbe death of eighty- Bank xaminer Sturtevant bas been LATER—AND DIFFERENT. Lost Life for Kisses. it will demonstrate tin fact that lie 10 per cent this year. The addition scale to decide who was champion four fine draft horses. Loss $50,000. appointed receiver. Tbe liabilities Brooks was finally! overpowered' has good pro|>erty. and resources according to tbe No San Francisco, Jan. 8.—L. Temple, of IO per cent to the acreage ..i cul bog raiser in Union county. One day last week while Mr. Nokes vernber statement, are approximately ! solicitor, suic’ded this morning by and taken to the dungeon where b< S|iencer's hog outweighed McAlis Poisoned Husband. tivation will not tend to increase the »160,000. , throwing himself in front of a mov- was found not long afterward dead, and bis crew at men were at work, amount produced, however, as the ter's by 90 pounds, his hog weighing San Francicso, Jan. 11.—A jury tbe cabin which they were occupying, ! ing train. He bad been »very dee hanging by his suspenders. old hop yards are wearing out, so the 870 pounds aud McAlster’s 780 Cut A Big Swath. was secured this afternoon to try known as the LeKoy cabin, caught pondent since bis arrest Wednesday for No News Frcm Kissircff. new fields will just about keep the pounds. Mrs. Martha Bowers for 'peisoning Tiroy, Kansas, Jan. 9.—Cashier attempting to kiss two stenographer on fire in some way and was totally McAlister still cliarr, however, to her bnslaud. Tbe first witness has Marcella of tbe bank of Highland, London, Jan. 8.—There ia no new.- ■ destroyed, together with their rubber product up to tbe average yield. own the largest bog in the county, girls. The outlook for 1904 is considered beeen put on tbs stand. from Kissineff today indicating any boots, blankets, guns, some tools, Leld on a charge of forgery, today as lie promptly purchased the chain- disturliauce. A letter waa received clothing and all of their provisions, very good, and some contracts have I ion fr< a Mr. Hpencer, paytig 4 cents turned all bis property over to tbe Rev. Latimer Nevil Dead. The Moccasin Float'd. already been entered into at 15 cents. from Russian Minister Plevne today Mr. Nokes was even left in bleak bank directors for his creditors per pound. London, Jan. 12.—Rev. Latimer Ne- scoffing at tbe idea of are curreio e Bohemia iu bis shirt sleeves. The The contracting re <sob, however, will Norfolk. Jan. 12.—The submarine Tbe >aDk examiner places bank lia At this price Mr. McAlister paid not open until about February, when master of of tbe anti semitic riots. torpedo beat. Moccasin, was success bilities at 136,000. Marceli's assets , ville, Lord Braybrook, loss fell very heavily on the boys m $ 21.15 for the privelege of owning cultivation usually begins- Magdalene Colle«"- at Cambridge, is fully floated this morning. It is now are about 130,000. their winter supplies were ull con the largest l og in Union county. Hanna Nominated* dead. He was th - only titled person being towed by tie government tug, sumed. They remained long enough Benton county will probably ha-’e Cathedral Blaze. who ever held that poeitioo, which Ite Peoria, to the Norfolk dry dock, Columbua, O., Jan. 12.— Ma-cns A. to complete the n ■•■merit work, t* e lowest levy In the state. 16.4 üAraTonTA.. -’ondition Is apparently good. The Lowell, Mass.. Jan. 11.—A fire in be gained in 1853. since which time Hanna was nominated for U. 8. senator boarding at the Bens n house, some mills. Corvallis people will Lave B..r. til« ÎI» Kind You H t . d Always 8o<8 joccnein was damaged by a recent St. Patrick's cathedral this morning I he has held it continuously. He waa in the Ohio house ui representatives distance from the i laim and then re added 7 mills for city purposes and <1 I 77 years old. storm. this morning. cused a damage of »100,000. turned t<* this city for the winter. mills for special scbocl levy. Steamer Clallam Went Down Near Port Townsend. Inquest Over Recov ered Bodies in Pro- gress Today. I OPPOSITION TO LIGHT FRANCHISE “y-. ,He ATTEMPT AT PRISON DELIVERY NO CARBARN JURORS TODAY A TEMPERANCE FANATIC JAILED SENATOR DEITRICH WASHINGTON STU DENTS SUSPENDED NOT GUILTY BOOTH-KELLY CO. IN WESTERN LANE CHILD KILLED WHILE PLAYING BOOOLING ALDER MAN CAUGHT Miner’s Cabin Burned. Increase in Acreage. Hog Contest.
