Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., September 10, 1896, Image 6

W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
HATCHET
T O DESTROY
T r i e d t o E n c a p e F r o m .!»•»•
Work or > M o n t i.
TUT
At Chadron, Neb., an unknown fiend I Hr
Cincinnati, bept. 9.— Jackson ano
An
Iin p ro h a h l«
saturated the bedroom floor and bed» MIL
Walling, Rearl Bry mu '■ murderer». ar*
upon which were sleeping Assistanl
not hereafter to have the privilege
„ _
,
,
,,
Key West, Sept. 9
i„
Postmaster W . A. Danley, hia wile
heretofore accorded them in Irvington
From All Parts o f the New and two children, with kerosene, then » F u r t h e r D e t a i l s B r o u e r h t b y jail. Through visitors and gift» of A Resume of FventS in tno jeived from Havana la„
set fire to the room. When the fire-
°
J food a plan of escape was made which
Northwest.
«earner Maaoutte containin'! ¿
World and the Old.
formation that the Sf.;lnish ' >
men succeeded in removing the occu*
th e S te a m e r W in d w a r d ,
was to have been carried im o effect at
ire plotting the dehlrunti»^
pants both babies were dead, and the
6 o’ clock this morning, Jackson was
discovered in a whispered coi versa tion
West. A similar report t J
parents unconscious. The motive (01
EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
leveral days ago, but at i s / í
OF INTEREST T O OUR READERS the orime i> unknown.
LE TTE RS FROM F G JACKSON with a colored burglar named Walker.
The plot was revealed by a prisouer.
was not generally believed
*
N o w ‘ »«« •r e t ar jr F r » n c i » .
Walker was dragged from his cell aud
was
written
by
a
Cuban
in
fl,
Ex-Governor Francis, o f Missouri, T h e M a p » E n t i r e l y A l t e r t l i e G e o g r a p h y a new revolver was found in his pocket S e a s « l a t h e r e d 111 A l l t h e T o w n , o f | a friend in this city.
U om p relien sl ve R e v ie w o f the Im port-
The ir ü
O u r N e i g h b o r i n g H t e t e - — I m p r o v e ­ that a few days ago he „,!?]
took the constitutional oath of office as
Several saws
a n t H a p p e n in g * o f th e Fast W eek
o f F r a n z . l o n e r I . a n d —N e w S e a F o u n d aud a saw in his cell.
m e n t N o t e d in A l l 1 u d u » t r i e e —O r e g o n . government office in Havana
secretary of the interior, succeeding
were found in W alling's ceil. Jack-
C a lle d F rom th e T e le g r a p h C olum n»-
W here
I.an d
H ail
Been
Shown.
Hoke Smith. The oath was adm inis­
son’ s cell was searched, but nothing
One hundred aud twenty-five tons of | inform ed by a friend emplead
The state normal school at Drain has tered by Associate Justice Harlan, ol
London, Sept. 9.— Henry Fisher, was found. Visitors hereafter will be
Riverton coal went to San Francisco j that Spanish authorities had i O
been opened for its year’ s work with the supreme court, in the office of th< botanical enrator to the university co l­ closely watched.
on the last trip of the ateamer Moro, j to burn Key West and annihilS
an attendance of 57 per cent greater secretary of the treasury.
lege
museum,
Nottingham
,
and
the
Secretary
nest o f “ insurgent suakee." W
from Coquille.
I n d i a n O ut b r e a k Tlir«H t«n e<l.
than npon the opening day last year.
Francis w ill take form al charge of hit botanist of the Jackson and Harms-
The plan of the Spanifl, j, .
About
130
men
are
now
employed
on
|
Hermosillo,
Mexico.
Sept.
9,—There
worth A rctic expedition, now entering
The loaaea by the recent aevere fire department immediately.
emissaries to Key West in ti»!
the
government
works
at
Cascades.
is
much
uneasiness
felt
throughout
the
on its seoond winter, on Franz Josef
at Monmouth are being rapidly adjust-
of Cuban sympathizers, whom#
K n r t l iq u H k e in I c e l a n d .
Land, reached Graveiend on Saturday western part of this state over the Twnety-flve are stonecutters, aud the | the city in as many placea ai J
ed, and as soon as all are settled near
remainder
laborers.
threatened
outbreak
of
the
Yaqni
In­
ly all the firms w ill take immediate
A report comes from Iceland that tn« with lour companions of the expedi
when opportunity arieea. 1 , 5
Large numbers of the peace­
The third annual district fair for that Captain-General
_____________ Weyleri
^
steps to rebuild their respective places severest earthquake since 178-4 occurred tion by the supply steamer Windward dians
able
Indians
have
quit
their
work
on
there.
The report states that twc The vessel landed Dr. Nansen, the
o f business.
Jackson anil Josephine counties w ill be nizant o f the plan aud anor
ranches
and
railroads
aud
are
flocking
The annaal exodus of bop-pickers churches were destroyed, cattle killed Norwegian explorer, at Vardoo island,
held at the Central Point fair grounds He ig rpwirted to have said th',It
into the mountains where the leaders for five days, beginning September 33. , West and Tampa were l i i d i n
has liegun from Salem and other towns and farms destroyed. No people were in the northern part of Norway.
are
supplying
them
with
arms
and
In an Interview Mr. Fisher fam ished
Sawmill men of Elgin are shipping would toon be able tu ssttltiS
in Marion county, and, althougu the killed. The center of the disturbance!
further details of the meeting of the ammunition. An attack by the iu ­ considerable lumber to Utah points at j lion.
pickers w ill receive but ¡15 cents a box, appeared to be the volcano Hecla.
It is said that in the it| 2
dians
on
the
town
of
Torres
is
threat­
two parties on the ioe. aud a letter
the usual number are leaving for the
present. R. M. Steel has over 4,000,- j success of the plot Weyler has *
ened
and
a
strong
guard
has
been
(■ram i A r m y E l e c t i o n .
from F. G. Jaokson, just received,
fields with uudiminished enthusiasm.
000 feet at his Gordon creek m ill, that the emissaries be paid lion
The Grand Arm y of the Republic, throws additional light upon the most placed around the place by the munici­ which he w ill plane aud ship in the | The people here are so wrois,
The twenty-foot boat in which Cap­
pal authorities.
The Minas Prietas
that it is feared an attack msvM
tain Frank Charlaen and his brother at their annual meeting in St. Pau. interesting chapter in northern explora­ mining camp is also being well guard­ near future.
John, of Nyack, left New York on elected M ajor Clarkson for commander tion history. Mr. Jackson’ s letter is ed against the Inidans.
Extensive arrangements are being on Seuor Grnse, the Bpiuiish i
addressed
to
A.
C.
Harmswortb,
aud
in-chief
unanimously.
A
ll
other
oan
June 31 last fbr (Queenstown, was
made for the district fair which w ill «“ «1 his assistant, Senor Hem
sighted two weeks ago bottom up some didates withdrew in his favor. Gen­ continues the story. Ho wrote:
F i r s t t u 1‘ msh H i « L o c k s
be bald at the grounds nsar Central I ** wa| reported today that tkwj^
“
Hearing
that
some
one
had
been
eral
Mnllen
was
tendered
the
position
350 miles ofl the Irish coast, and the
Cascade Locks, Or., Sept. 9.— The Point, in Jaokson oonnty some time | men, becom ing alarmed fi«7
seen
on
the
ioe,
I
started
to
meet
him.
of
vice-commander
according
to
estab­
fate of her crew is merely a matter of
Ovei -■
ire offered safety, had gone aboard the c-
big gates of the Cascade leeks were this month.
I saw a man on the pack ice southeast
lished custom.
conjecture.
States revenue outter Wisest*
thrown open today and the little in purses and premium»
of Cape Flora, and a seoond person
steamer Sadie B. and two scows were
R ight Rev. Edward O'Dea has been
Some counterfeit 50-cent silver pieoee
protection, and that thtr]
further
off.
T o E x p e l A m erica n *.
permitted to float down through the are in circulation in Salem. They are told to remain on the vessel i
conaecrated bishop of Washington.
“ I fired several shots to attract their
Information is received that the local
canal to the lower river. The gates of light weight, but otherwise the im i­ excitement died ont.
The consecrator was Archbishop Gross,
attention, apd after an hour's walk,
The citizens have determined.*
metropolitan of the ecclesiastical prov­ government at Mosul, Turkey, has gol met the mail in a walrus skin, and con­ worked admirably, not a ditch occur­ tation is excellent, there not being tliut
up
a
petition
to
the
central
government
ring to check the progress aud every­ greasy and glassy appearance uutioe- a vigilance committee, and »in'
ince, assisted by Bishops Glorieux,
cluded
he
was
a
Norweigan
walrus
sou who cannot give a good »cm
Brondel and Leming.
The ceremony at Constantinople, asking for expulsion hunter, w ho had come to grief some­ thing proved to be in perfect order. able on other spurious coin.
There was no particular demonstration
him self w ill be forced to le«J
took place in Vancouver. About 100 of the American missionaries from where.
Approaching
liearet
we
no­
Many of the hopgrowers in the v i­ city.
priests from Oregon and Washington that district, on the ground that they ticed that he was as black as a stoker, or celebration of the event, though
are disturbers of the peace, stirrers u;
about all the residents of Cascade Locks cinity of Independence have their piek-
were present.
and that from bead to foot his clothes
THE RELAY RACE ENt
of sedition and rebellion.
were out to see the passage. The erB already engaged. The picking sea­
There has been an election b ’ t made
were covered w ith grease. W e shook
hydraulic machinery that operates the son will begin tins week, hut there will
in Milwaukee, which for originality
hands.
In spite o f his long black
T h e P h ilip p in e K evolt.
gates proved to be adequate for the nut be more than half the acreage th e Tims W h * >, Little Over 1
laya ever anything which has been
Day»,
A dispatch to the London Times from ¡hair and smoke-black skin, 1 thought work they are intended to perforin, picked this year that there was last
made thus far. Fred W. Burke and
he was Dr. Nansen, whom I had known
New York, Sept. U.- Th«Eu7
A wager of #300 was made the other
aud caused the ponderous gates to
A lbert Donaldson are the parties to the Hong Kong says the revolution in the in London, so I exclaim ed:
day in The Dalles upon the result of Journal bicycle relay race fit
swing around like toys.
wager.
The former agrees to leave Phillipines is less serious than it wai
“ ‘ Are you not Dr. Nansen?’
the election in California. A prom i­ Francisco to New York was Unit!
the country forever on or before Janu­ at first reported, and that no danger is
•“ ‘ Yes, I am Nansen,’ was his reply.
1* t l i « W o r l d ’ « ( li M i n p i o n .
nent Democrat staked his money that City H all park at 39 minute! t
ary 1, 1897, if W illiam McKinley is feared for the lives and property of
“ Then we again shook hands, still
Putney, England, Sept. 9 —Jake Bryan w ill carry the state, while a o ’ clock this afternoon, the race^
elected president, and the latter w ill foreign subjects.
more heartily.
When we reached Gaudaur. of Toronto, today won the prominent Republican put up his thirteen days 39 minutes 41-5;'
do the country a like service if W. .1.
headquarters it was m idnight, but as rowing championship of the world aud money on McKinley.
ITiifoum lefl h u m o r * .
The number of miles cot «
Bryan is elected. They have drawn
light as noon.
A fter Dr. Nansen and *3 ,500 in addition to the Sportsman
The last relay from 1
The
Pall
Mall
Gazette
heads
its
edi
Hop contracts for 110,000 pounds 3,385.
np a contract to this effect which has
his
companion
(Lieutenant
Schott
cup,
defeating
James
H.
Stausburv,
of
have thus far been filed with the Linn bridge to the finish was run by”
been form ally attested before a notary torial column w ith the follow ing: Hansen) bad a bath, were shaved and
Anstralia,
who
recently
defeated
“ The rumors industriously ciicnlated
county clerk. lu years heretofore, but eriek J. Titus, the well-known:
public.
man, w ho wheeled his pan :
that the editorship of the Pall Mall had their hair cut, our photographer “ W ag” Harding for the championship.
The appellate court of the fourth Gazette has been offered to Mr. Ed war') took their pictures, and they dined The course was rue usual champion­ few hops have been contracted in that
county, but this year the inability o f i minutes| and 13 seconds,
district, of Illinois, has decided -that
with
us.
Our
dinner
was
a
great
suc­
ship course,four straight miles straight­
Bok are entirely unfounded ”
A ll along the line from Kingsk
growers to obtain picking money has
cess.
plow ing corn on .Sunday in sight of
away, from Pnrnev to Mortluke.
was a great crowd gathered to j
compelled them to contract.
church-goers does not in itself consti­
"
T
o
Dr.
Nansen’
s
astonishment
we
Another hank Failure.
Titns.
Ho was heartily wtk
T r o u p » io ill
I liilip p'ii«*.
The Minain is said to be fairly alive
tute a disturbance of the peace. In
had roast loon, peas and other vege­
aud vocifornusly cheered. Foil
The First National bank, o f Helena,
construing section 361,which relates to
tables, cheese, preserevd fruits aud
Madrid, Sept. 9.—The cabinet has with hunting and fishing parties, lu |
M ont., has failed. The reasons stated
after him were many other«, ■
decided to send a battalion of maiine.*i addition to a uurnLer of Indians from
disturbing the peace by labor on Sun­
pork, sherry aud w h isk ey."
in its published notice is that it was
upper drives were thronged wi
to the Philippine Elands.
the Umatilla reservation, there are
Mr. Jackson also sent by the Wind
day. under which Mr. F oil, a Seventh
unable to meet withdrawals.
The
tnnsiastic wheelmen
Four tliod
many sportsmen from the Grand Ronde
Day Aventist, was arrested, the court
ward a resume of his diary kept during
creditors w ill be paid in full.
persons were in City Hall Pan'
valley in there, besides quite a number |
the past year, and maps o f his own
holds that this section does not prohibit
TO OPEN THE B G FAIR.
Titus reached the end of the j»^
work or amusement on Sunday, but
from Baker aud Wallowa counties.
making, which entirely alter the geo­
U e n e r » l 8<’ h o u v a l o i i ’ » C o n d i t i o n .
and their oheers were dea
prohibits only such conduct as disturbs
graphy of Franz Josef Laud. He has (■rent 1’ r e pn r » # i«n*n f«*r 1 1 »« Kv «i*trui
Preliminary work at the woollen | Annie St Tell and A. H. Wsrdi
General (Juunt von Schouvaloff, g ov ­
» « p i « in l>t-r 19.
the peace and good order of society.
discovered a great sea where the map of
mills
at
Pendleton,
is
progressing
|
ernor-general of Rusisan Poland, and
from the Battery to Goveraotii)
Payer, the Australian explorer, shows
The defendant being a Seventh Day
m
m t
Portland, Or., Fepf. 8.— Great pre­ rapidly. In a few days sufficient wool | m
form erly Rnssian ambasador at Berlin,
in-a
water bicycle tomorrow toil£
Adventist, observes Saturday as the
laud. This sea. which Jackson has parations are being unide fur tlie op« n w ill have been dyed in eleven colors to I t|
ie mes8a({e
is suffering from a paralytic stroke.
named (Queen Victoria sea, he thinks ing night of the Oregon industrial Ex­ supply material to wauant the man­
Sabbath, and plowed corn on Sunday,
His condition is critical.
and his arrest ibid conviction resulted.
extends without a break from about position, Futurday. beptunber 1»
Ol agement in accepting orders. A dd i­
A R R A IG A S
ELECTION I
seventy miles north of his winter all the opening nights of expositions in tional men have been employed and j
A waterworks system in the W ells
H u n d r e d * A r e H o m e lea*.
quarters to within three degrees of Portland, that ot last year was the have been put to work making yarn.
precinct of Spokane was burned to the
Fire destroyed the immense five
T l i « U * t i a l M h J ' i H i . v ' o r the I)«m
ground, en ta ilin g» loss o f about #3,000. story brick plow foundry aud im ple­ the pole, and is considered by far the most pleasant and successful
Its
Ticket.
That Astorians are not yet perfectly
most important body of water yet dis­ musical leaturcs w e'e especially de­
The banks of Seattle w ill retaliate ment factory of S. K. W hite <fc Bros ,
familiar with railroads may be seen by
Little Rock, Sept. 9.—-The waj
covered in those parts. Mr. Jacskon lightful. To this occasion the com­
opon those of Canada for discounting in Norfolk, Va. A brisk wind scatter­
this item from the Astorian:
" A throuKliout ArkaiiHM wa§
also writes:
mittee is devotn g special atteniion.
American money by demanding a dis ed spafks in every direction, and de­
“ A long channel, through which with the determiuaiiou to make it even prominent physician the other dav, in pleasant, aud, from »pecial dill
count upon all coins presented, which stroyed a number of dw ellings. H un­
we passed, from Tisto to (Queen V ic­ more of a success than the initial night returning from Seaside un the ’ flyer,’ I received by the Gazette, the i
come across the northern border.
dreds of families, white and colored,
mistook the airbrake safety valve for - tions are that a lar^'e vote wa«p^
toria sea, I named the Birtiah channel.
Officer Frank Toal, of Vallejo, Cal., are made homeless. Twenty-five houses Its chief arms are Clements Markham of a year sgo. Mayor Pemuyer lias the cardoor handle, aud in attempting j It ie believed that General
been invited to formally open the ex
The total loss b
najority foi ?o»
w hile attempting to arrest Dan Wynne, were destroyed.
channel, A llen Young sonud aud R ob­ position, as did the late Mayor Frank to open the <1 ><*r, suddenly stopped the Jone»’ (!)eui
was shot by the latter and killed *300,000.
ert Peel sound
To this sea I look as a year ago, by pressing the electric train, much to the surprise of the con- i w ill be not leas than 50,000andi
W ynne was hit by a bullet from the
my most favorable route in 1897, button that will set the ihe machinery ductor aud passeugers. Explanations possibly reach 60,000 In Liu
A c cid e n t on » C a b le L in «.
offioer's revolver aud isexpeoted to die.
followed^and the train proceeded on Lafayette and other I’upulin u i
in motion
The presidtutof the gen-
Four people were injured, one per­ when the snu returns in the soring.
________
publican strongholds, the DefflC
Joapeh Oroaz was hanged in Pitts­
“ The mapping of Franz Josef Laud oral committee. Mr. Ellis G. Hughes, its way.
haps fatally, by an accident on the de­
burg, Pa., for the murder of Tereas
Waaaington.
oonnty tickets were elected
pot incline of the Ninth-street cable is practically complete, aud nothing will deliver a l rief address upon the
Bobak, whom he shot January 8, be­
The Hughe« sawmill has been moved i 'irlI*‘'s. There was much
line in Kansas City. The grip-hook should prevent my attempting its open purposes of the exposition, and the
cause she refused to marry him. He
in Fnlton county, and the protnC
from Montesano to Satsop,
on the traiD broke and permitted it tc water or crust of ioe, as the case may work of the committee in preparing it
alto shot himself, but the wound did
be. I gave Dr. Nansen tracings of my for the tn'ertainment and instruction
The property of the Spokane Falla 18 that the lu'1ePe" d('m: “ ""H
go
backwards
at
a
high
rate
of
speed.
not prove serious.
map and his route south. As his of the people, and for the benefit of the Water
“ « Power Company has tuned
, 9t,ue se,mtor m that distnclh..^
passed into |
the county against Hon. Jerry Sy
watch ran down, he was unable to es community and the state.
Indians living in the vicinity of En-
The choral the habds of a receiver.
S teel W o r k * C lone.
the regular Democratic nominee \
tablish
hia
position
correctly.
Until
torpirsc. Or., are threatening to avenge
leature of the evening w ill be one of
The Edgar Thompson Steel Works,
Walla Walla is overrun with hobos
There were but two full tick^
the death of the half-breed who was re­ of Carnegie, Pa., baa closed down in ­ he saw my map of last year, he sup­ special excellence, and the programme
and the officers of that town ate having
the field, the Populist« coni^
cently lynohed at Asotin for outrsging definitely. The suspension was a gen­ posed that no one had been there before w ill soon le announced. The Apollo
hard work making them move on.
themselves with a candidate
s young lady, by a general massacre of eral surprise.
Choral Society w ill be an imporant
A t least 1,500 men him. “
The new mill being constructed by eruor.
the settlers in that looality. The set­ were thrown ont of work.
factor in the various great musical
the Northwestern Lumber Company,
AN INDIAN COMMISSION
tlers have taken precautions against
events of the fair.
Encounter With a Footp»^ j
at Hoquiam, is rapidly nearing comple­
surprise by the dusky braves.
A h a d K a ilw a y A ccid en t.
Han Francisco, Sept 9 .—Mn --
tion.
An
hx
p
low
ion
at
h
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r
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r
e
a
t
W
i
t
h
t
h
e
K
e
d
M e n In t h e
N un
inth-:
The Freuoh m ining syndicate which
A street car was m il into by a Min-
The r-hie,.ei. _
Hayden, the w ife of a N
N orthw est.
Madrid,
Sept. 8.— An explosion,
haa made exteusive purchases of m in­ neapolia freight train near the state
have subscril i i j n f o l l f re r*Porte<i •'> butcher, had a thrilling encosns
W ashington, Sept. 9.— A most im ­ heard off the ooast near the town of of buildimr a
in g properties in Oregon aud W ash­ fairfgrounds in Minneapolis and eight
" ^
purpose an armed highwayman carlj J«
ington recently, has made another deal persons injured.
The engine struck potent Indian commission has been Muros, in the province of Corrunna, p L t to onemm th
-V,' Wh‘ Ch ,hev
morning. Her husband
created to negotiate w ith the Iudians in during the night, ia the canse of much pect tooperate themselves next season. she
whereby it acquires possession of the the fore part of the oar.
uft the employes and left
the far Northwest, and is now in the excitement and speculation among the „ “ o n i, Yakima is to have a new de- i store shortly after midnight, w.
plaoer grounds on Snake river near
field.
The commission consists of inhabitants. It seems evident that a Jl, ’.
S turgill's bar. The purohase price ianot
F i r e in a !Hine.
e ftru°ture is to be of frame, ! a small satchel in which *h*
named,but the first payment is #35,000.
The Superior mine, in Hurley, W is ., three members, only tw o of whom disaster has occurred, as much wreck witn two wait mg rooms, ticket office, placed # 1 1 0 and acwmpaai»
age
ia
strewn
along
the
coast.
It
is
have
been
appointed
so
far.
These
are
A London dispatch says that in offi­ caught fire aud has been burning fot
aggage and express moms, etc., with 13 year-old daughter, U » »
supposed two vessels collided during
There is no possible way John B. G oodw in, of Atlanta, and
cial oiroles it is believed the Marquis some time.
eXhlbU Wlu,1‘ w "t 'he corner, I ward. W h ile standing on tbs
the night and foundered. Nothing has L - ^ h
Charles
B
Herit,
o
f
Benton,
Neb.
o f Salisbury has determined to pursue to save it, and it w ill prove a total
waiting for a car, a man poked
been
discovered
to
show
the
identity
of
Z
Z
Z
" " " *
<■■■« into her face aud commandid ^
Another
selection
has
been
made
but
hia own cousre at Constantinople in loss.
the vessels, nor is it known how great
the
offer
was
declined.
The
com
m
is­
Goldendale is now blessed with an give np the satchel. She i
future, and haa given the British am­
D ro w n e d W h ile Ka h ing.
sion w ill treat with the Crow and was the loss of life accompanying the excellent supply of water, pure aud
bassador, Sir Philip Currie, precise aud
help and tw o men rushed to *
catastrophe.
Flathead
Indians
in
Mmitauta
for
the
Lieutenant
James
W
.
Benton,
qnrter-
significant instructions with greater
sistance,
hut
ideted**1
1
1
'
n
!
.
1
V
*
'
,I<
*'Ile
ha9
C
(|
m-
sisiauee,
nut were
were o threatenedJVj
m s—
matfter
o
f
the
United
State»
army
at
cession of portions of their respective
S e v e n M i ll io n W o m e n ' s > nines.
powers to command naval aid in eu-g
(laic
... '
supply of Golden- ruffian and kept aloof. An "!
reservations,
and
with
the
Northern
Fort
Robinson,
N.
D
..
was
drowned
forcing the demands of Great Britain
twelve miles
miles riving ai this junotore, tbei
‘
"
London, Sept. 8.— The Chronicle dale
, . ■ now
, comes through
...... “ *** tncive
Cbeyenues and Crow Indians for the re­ announces that the queen has consented
while bathing in a plunge.
The stoppage^of the pom ps in the
across
some
vacant
lots
snd
(
moval of the Northern Cheyennes from to receive a petition containing the
lseadville mines where a strike is in
A D efenulve A llia n c e .
their present reservaiotn on the Hose- singatures of 7.000,000 women against
A n c h o r e d a «Vh.ls-
progress w ill cause considerable dam­
men
Fire in tbe.factory of S. W hite & bod river at Larue Deer agency to the the liquor traffic and opinm traffic. rivei a re m kk
Tacoma, W ash., Bept 9.—
age, aud a prominent miue official says
t
Z
Z
™
r
k,n*
“
ronn<i«P
of
southern portion of the Crow reserva­ The signatures were gathered bv the
» 'Sttle, separating ,h„re that are which has been toning it»
it w ill take months to repair the dam B ro., at N orfolk,V a., totally destroyed
it. A number of buildings in the lane tion. Negotiations w ill be carried on w orld’ s W C. T. U., and those of Miss
around ths npper part of
age done in the flooded mines. The
, uri the
hbr f'
, : hu'h
,hey be wui
rtisP“ to
a« thtl
of. for the past week was W » »
with the Indians on the Fort Hall res­ franoen Willard and Lady Somerset and
other,
w ill
driven
strikers profess to view the situation as leading to Main street caught fire and
ervation in Idaho aud those on the head the list.
being more favorable to them, and to the flames spread rapidly, consuming
theh hSDT " rau* e'
order to keep <Q lartermaster habior thisaw1
The union stock- Unitah reservation in Utah, with a
the bunch grass good on the winter auohore-d. Five harpoon« >n [
have inform ation that the compact be­ the entire block.
A rm en ia n * H y s t e r ic a lly
D isap pea r.
yards were destroyed.
The flames view to the surrender of portions of
range along Snake river.
huge animal, which i« still
tween the managers is broken irretriev­
London, bept. 8.— The Constanti­
ably, and that some of the lending comunioated with the row of honse. their respective reservations or for tome
The semi annual civil-service ev night the w hale towed lb« “ “
satisfactory modification of existing nople correspondent of the Daily News amination for customs positions in the Laurel, to w hich it was •***
adjoining
the
stockyards
on
the
south,
mines w ill resume work within a week,
Sim ilar efforts w ill be made notes the mysterious disappearance o(
.nil they were burned. One hundred treaties.
several lines, through tb«
conceding the demands of the union
Port T ‘’ nn<1 rt‘ e,ri0t Wil1
held
„ at despite the efforts of the >
A meeting o f the business men was families are made homeless. The loss with the Yakima Indians in Washing- Armenians from the city and says of Port Townsend. Tuesdav «
ton.
is
estimated
at
#30,000.
it:
"
U
is
believed
that
they
have
been
Parties desiring to » , £ ¿ 1 ,
^ ®’ the ohter wiyr. It will bt I
held recently to petition the union to
done to death after being promised p r o . tion should write f. r th
declare the strike off, but did not de
The feet of truth are slow, but they lection by the police.”
C h ill to M »n u fitriH r« C o tto n G o o d » .
addres.in» r e i
'h f proper blanks. exhibition in this city.
ctde upon definite action.
Chili is contem plating a revision of never slip.
Try not only to be good *•*1
The old public aohool building, at her tariff laws, which, when effected
A n O ld F a r tn .r M urdered.
H t» ii i| i« (i t o D e a t h .
good for something.
Cheney, Waah., which had been pur­ w ill have an important bearing on a
Excelsior Springs. M u, Sept. 8.—
chased by Rev. H. Msnier. has "been number of American products, princi­
W srdner, Idaho, S ept 9 .— Grant Matthew Clark, an old bachelor farm- r
can use
A L it t le G ir l
B“ rM*
horned. The fire was doubtless of in pally ootten which C hili w ill plaoe on Shaw, a well-known teamster of Ward- was today found murdered, lviug on »0 ordinary garden rake , n,|
Tacoma, Sept. 8.— kittl»®*--
Mndiary origin. There is an intensely the free list, with the hope that the in uer, died last night from the effects of the roadside near his home. His head ‘ he time to "walk tñ" re T CHn ’ P " *
the 2-year old daughter »
■ bitter feeling between tw o factions in troduction of the raw product from wounds received by him at the hands was liorrilby battered and he bad evi «•* tide begrnMo ebb m ^ Ch
Hn Myers, a street car employ* •
Chaney, one side ssserting tbst it the United States w ill encourage the of Hank W ilson, snother teamster. dently been killed for his monev Abundance of this d e li n k .
to injuries received by
fi,h
w ould retain control o f affairs, even if manufacture of the Bniahea product In Shaw attacked Wilson in the street There ia no clew, and particulars are Pushels of
She was play**«
W,,h evening.
it had to resort to fire or other strong Chili
Clark had lived alone foi r«ke. and s«™p neT
Sbaw drew a pocket-knife, tried to meager
mn until autumn and ^
Í T " " * 11* yard, when her dress *0**,^ [
methods
It is stated that the enemies
..
~
,
. . clim b into the w a mm. and use the knife years, and was well-to-do.
•hi- way a lm o .r ,„ v a . .
C * C* n*h‘ some smouldeirng » m l* *
Helrev.n« r i f h » h „ everything to dr on w lllo n
Wikroo knocked Sn»w off
o f Rev. Mauler are responsible for the
7
whe° ‘ he tide the flames could be extis
h t.
If the word “ boom ” were not in ex- >• fig ah.
loss o f the building, but there is no cine with feeling r i i t h t . ________
wheel, jumped on him and stamped
istence now it would be hard to find a
was fatally burned.
fourteen carloads
to the perpetrators. The bnilding was
The London City miseion re cla im "' 0,1 him six or »even times. Shaw word to fittingly take it* place.
■hiPO-d fro n Ü T y .ilf — ***** 1
w orth about #1,500.
. 1,748 drunkards last year.
The first watch ever us*« 5
n e w regained consciousness.
to Chicago.6
* r*D**
chinery in the United Stai*
at Koxbnry, Mass., in l*4®-
ÍHE NEWS Of EOE WEES
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