THEY I I ROT OPPOSE 11
of Union Fartfle and It* To Ba Built at Fort A n gflci by Kaatcrn
Principal Branch.
M ill Worker«.
Salt Lake, Jan. 12.— The »ale of the
Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern
railway, under the coneoldiated mort-
gage of August 1, 1889, was made today
under direction of John B. Cleland,
court commissioner.
Samuel Carr,
Walter C. Oakman and Henry G.
Nicholls, representing the reorganize-
tion committee, purchased the property
for $5,447,500.
The Utah Southern
road was bid in by the same parties foi
$708,000.
They also purchased the
Utah Southern extension, for $975,000.
W. H. Bancroft w ill be general man­
ager of the company.
The transfer of the Oregon Short
Line & Utah Northern, with property
lying in five of the Western states, waf
of great interest to railroad men in the
intermountain country.
The events
were the legal forms by which the sub-
branches of the Union Pacific trunk
system were foreclosed and bid in by
the holders of liens upon them, and are
to be followed by a reorganization ol
the officers and employes of the line«
involved.
downing.
H o p k in s M C o .* «
T ra d «.
R e v ie w
ol
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H o w th e B n r n la h e d G o ld L e t t e r « era
th e W in d o w P a n e A r c P r o d u c e d .
New York, Jan. 12.— A Braddock,
Wheat on Friday of last week had
T1,e *‘* n le,,erer1 wbo ' f
1
P a., special to the World «ays: M ill­
i n t h e l « t 6c from the highest point, though 1 f ^
” a a wlndow 1>alm8 tbe ,et
Resume
o
f
Events
ters
upon
the
outside
first,
but
these
worker» at thfc Cameige plant» here
a portion of the loss was recovered be-
****
and at Homestead, Duquesneand Pitts-
Northwest.
fore the close on Saturday, and the to- letters are only for u guide—the gold is
f
_________
burg, and employes of the Westing-
tat loss for the week was 4c. Taking put upon the inside of the glass. T b e
house works on Tuttle creek a*ul W il-
the news of the week as a whole there gold leaf is so thin and light that the
merding, are forming a joint stock com- EVIDENCE OF ST E A D Y GROWTH was nothing to suggest a reason for th« faintest breath would lie enough to
C AU C U S W ILL BE HELD SOON
paiiy to build a $2,000,000 iron and
decline unless it be the further bank blow it away—It Is carried In tbe fa ­
steel plant at Port Angleles, on Puget
troubles reported from the Northwest, j miliar little books.
The letteror brushes the Inner side
T h e M e » « it r e I ’ r u r l d e e T h . t t h e P r e e -
sound. The company has been incor­ N e w s ( l a t h e r e d In A l l t h e T o w n « o f That, however, is not a good reason tc
porated under the Washington laws.
assign, as hunks at Chicago are anxioui c f " le fttass, back of the lettering
lileu t S h . l l A p p o in t P i r e o r M o r e
O u r N e ig h b o r in g : S ta te * — I m p r o v e ­
Twelve hundred of the prominent
l l e l e g n l e « —C o m p e n s a t i o n
V I 011.4)00.
to lend money on wheat securities and p a rte d upon the outside, with a brush
m e n t N o t e d In A l l I n d I ’. s t r i « « —O r e g o n .
millworkers of this section have,
have plenty o f it for all applicants hav­ dipped iu water containing a trace o f
Washington. Jan. 11— Senator Chand­
in the last fortnight, subscribed a!>out
The Tigardville flouring m ill, in ing a 10 per cent margin. The trui mucilage. Then with u wide and very
ler lias practically made a canvass oi
$1,000,000 worth of stock. The plant Washington county, is running full reason was the taking qf profits, which thin eamel's hair brush which he first
the senate on tho proposition ot an in­
w ill employ 2,000 men, and w ill cover time, and is not able to till all orders. to some big trailers were sufficiently en­ brt shes lightly hack and forth once or
ternational conference on silver, and
thirty acres of ground. The work on
Professor J!. D. Williams, who was ticing at the opening advance on Mon- twice upon the back of his bead, or
concludes that there w ill he no opposi­
the m ill buildings w ill he started in stabbed by Ed Meador, one of his pu­ day— 85>*c for May delivery. The de­ perhaps upon his coat, to dry it i f it
tion worth the name. Still, the bill
April, and subscription books w ill re­ pils, at Prairie City, iu Grant county, eline throughout the week was steady, needs drying, and slightly to electrify
w ill pot be introduced in the senate
main open until that time. The com­ has since died.
until on Friday, when the tide win It, lie lifts from tile book a section o f
until it is accepted by the Eepublioan
pany has been made great inducements
One firm in Coquitle City shipped, turned by the bringing into line of large gold leaf sufficient to cover a section
caucus, as the committee was instruct-
to locate at Port Angeles.
Eighty
during December last, 900 dozen of buying orilers for export. Corn and of the letter and places it ou tin* glass,
ed to report to tho caucus. The lan­
acres of land for a manuafeturing site
eggs.
The poultry shipments, too, oats suffered losses of 7-8c and 5-8c re- He repeats these operations until tho
guage of the bill is substantially as fol­
and 200 acres for a tow’unite, with 500
spectively in sympathy with wheat.
I glass hack of the letter painted on th®
were quite large.
lows:
feet of wharf front on Puget sound and
The trade has generally become con- front la covered with the leaf. It may
The
schooner
Free
Trade
was
struck
"T h a t whenever the president shall,
railroad rights o f way for proper de­
vinced that the Argentine surplus will require three or four sections, such as
by a heavy sea while crossing the Tilla-
after March 4, 1897, determine that
velopment, w ill coin pose the bonus.
be lighter than heretofore figured on, can be’ picked up with the brush to
mook
bar
lately.
The
man
at
this'
the United States should he represented
The iron and steel plant w ill include
and those who estimated it a t’20,000,-1 cover the letter, or perhaps more, de-
INDIAN A P P R O P R IA T IO N S .
wheel
was
■
injured
-
and
•
the’
steering-
at in,y international conference, called
a blast furnace of 800 toftk,thirty open-
000 bushels ten days ago, have reduced pending on Its size and shape. When
gear
demolished.
.
.
..
either by the United States or the gov­
hearth furnaces, bloom and billet mill,
their figures to 12,000,000 bushels, he lias completed the application of th®
ernment of some other country, with a « h e B i l l C o m p l e t e d h i h ! R e p o r t e d , t a , rolling, bar *nd wirp 'nail, sheet and
W ork on , the Ilandon >voolon. mills This is the result of bad weather, there leaf to one letter he dampens the back
th e House.
view of securing internationally a fix­
tinplate mills, foundry, machine shops, warehouse has been stopped for the being to o ' much rain at harvest, th’e I of the next and pruceeds with that in
ity of relative value between gold and
Washington, Jan. 12.— The 'Iitdi'an blacksmith and boiler shops.
present owing to claims On filé wharf same us the winter wheah crop .here the same manner, and so on until th® 1
silver, by means of a common ratio be­ appropriation b ill for the -nq?t- fiscal
The company- hold- 6 Op ^eres of ¡rftn. between ■ the river : ohsnqele alid • tho suffered last, year, taking off probably letters are rill backed with the gèfld leaf.*
tween those metals, with free mintage year was completed today by,the house ore land of 69 per cent pure iron, and placp selected for the building.
20,000,000 bushels from th e''y ield ?
Thus apjtfied tbe gold leaf overlap*
at snch ratio, the United States shall ■ommitiee on Indian affairs, andre- 1,000 acres of coal land that makes
The logging camp of NijcQn Bro?., Tliis makes the second year that til? the letters, more or less on all side«. It
be represented at such cmiferencp by porjpd to, the house by Sherman. The coke’eqhnl- to Pennsylvania Connells*" neaf' jPeoria, in Linn County, burned
Argentine crop has been damaged by Is bright In color, like all gold, but It I®
live or more delegates, to be selected b ill carries a total of $7,465,000, which v ille coal.
last week and all of the'property in it. unseasonable weather at harvest time, not shilling; It Is burnished by rubbing *
by the president. For the compensa-’ is somewhat less than the appropriation
The Nixon Bros, were getting, out logs, but this year it lias been" somewhal it gently.ou-the lack —o f course, It can­
tion of said delegates, together with all for the current year. The allowance,
THE T E R R IB L E 'S T R IA L .
tor the O. 1!. & N. .wharf, in Corvallis, damaged by locusts.' The latest esti-1
’ not be rubbed on the face, for that 1»
reasonable expenses connected there­ for schools, however, is increased $20,-
I The
mali-carrier, while crossing mates make a reduction of 8,000,006 against the glass—with a soft cloth.
with, to be'.avj'proved by the secretary 000, and provision is made for starting O r e i t
M a i l « by. E n g l a n d ' « N e w
Warm Springs reservation with a buck- bushels from wliat the bulls figured on. It burnishes, however, on the face a®
of state, including the proportion to lie the new schools at Chamberlain •-awi *
W a r n h ip .
bóijffd ami four horses, mired down and
r^'<’ mane the situation more bullish well ’as <jn the back. Then the letter®*
paid by the United States of the joint Rapid City, S. D ., whose establish­
London, Jan«, 12.— II, M. S. Terrible, ..had to get out With the mail for Prine- is the prospect o f a scarce crop, snow arri backed. The exact shape of th®
■expenses of such conference, the (turn ment was provided for by the lfist bill.
the new first-class; cruiser, had her trial ville on a pack animal On a recent trip. ani* oob" weather following two days oi letter Is paiuted over the back o f th®
o f $100,000, or so much thereof as may
There is an item continuing the over a thirty-two m ile' course off the
rain over the winter wheat .country, gold leaf to fix It and protect |t; and.
be necessary, is hereby appropriated.
Dawes commission, with spei'ial sal- Cornish ’ coast Saturday. The speed i- H. Clay, of Alrington, who has which is not a good thing for the crop, j when the back Is dry the gold leaf pro-
7,000
sheep’
that
are
being
fed
in
M
in­
It is undor?t"(.d that the he.piffihcan arms and compensation, and $40,000 developed showed an average of 2 2 %
This may start buying by the country, I jecting beyond thè outline o f the letter 1
caucus to formally decide upon the bill „ giwsn for the expenses of the com- knots an hoAr> beating, it is claimed nesota for the Chicago market, says and when they get in there is no tell- ig brushed off; it Is not »ought to sav
I
that
.there
are
8.0,000
head
of
sheep
j v ill be held next week.
mission of citizens who serve without here,' the"record of every war" vesTel
ing where the price w ill go. The much
PAti > t on, cut 4 i am
V ia old i i«i a n f
I , a ,,1,1
..
near his place that are being fattened talked of $1 would be realized within-^ this projecting leaf, there Is not enough
comiiensation. r 1 The
claims of t the
old afloat.
of It to pay for the labor that would
A NEGRO M O NSTER .
j
for
market.
settlers against Western Cherokee In-
T‘ho Terrible was launched at Gtas-
short time,
• " "
be Involved In gathering It togeth er^.'
Cut worms are doing considerable
dian.«?,
which
have
been
a
troublesome
gow
in
1896,
and
she
is
equipped
teith
Then the outside lettering, which i®
'C o o p e r , I I » « Ou tl rtw , A <I <I k F o u r M u r «
M a r k e t Q u o t a t io n s .
damage
to
fall-grain
in
the
vicinity
of
question
for
years,
are
settled
'by
-a
forty-eight
boilers
of
the
B
ellville
wa-
d e n t t o H i« R e c o r d .
, doiic With paint that Is but little more
Portland, Or., Jhn. 12, 1897
Oak Grove, in-Wasco county.-The cold
clause
directing
the
secretary
of
the
ter-tube
type.
This
great--shift,,ys
.
„
,. 1 than oil, is rubbed off, and the lustroui
Mayesville, S. C., Jan. 11.— Simon
interior to pay $86,200 on proper requi- built of sheathed steel, and is of 14,2QQ
in.November did some damage to
F lou r-P ortlan d ,
Salem, Cascadis | ](, letier,.:s ¡8 revealed.-N ew York
Cooper, the negro outlaw who shot and
am V am
rtA m iln a «>«1 D..
and
Dayton,
$4.50;
Benton
county
and
-
" ' tons displacement. Her length is 600 * ra!n ln that Part of the county, b u t,
killed another negro and wouniied sev- sition.
Sun.
’
W hite L ily , $4,60; graham, $3.75; su-1
Thretf bills for the ratification efi feet, and her beam 71 feet, while the the injury was not great.
■eral others at Magnolia a few days ago,
A rt anti Dollars.
peril
no,
$2:50
per
barrel.
The Uam tijla county assessor lias just
fqr whotn there is a rowan, 1 of $100 the treaties to secure Indian lands are maximum draught is 27 feet. She has
Apropos of heavy Incomes, here is Da-
Wheat— W alla W alla, 84 @ 85c; V a l­
tncroporated
in
the
bill.
One
is
twin
screw
propellers,
and
has
an
in-
!
completed
the
m
ilitary
roll,
which
has
.offered by* the governor, added more
ley, 86@87c per bushel.
| vkl Belnsco, who is now in new proml-
murders to his record this morning, P lyn u’s bill to ratify the agrément dicated horsepower of 25,000. She is ‘ been turned over to the county clerk.
Oats— Choice . white, 40 (g 42c per nence,»s'the plaintiff of a cause celebre.
cruiser, her The roll contains about 1,800 names,
near Magnolia.
Cooper entered 1 the
the w iîb ^=2 tJonoaneh®, Kiowa and Apache rated as a protected
bushel; choice gray, 88® 40c.
To look at Belaseo you would not think
house of Ben Wilson about sunrise, an[i tribes'of Oklahoma, by -which the gov- armored deck extending over the whole and is compiled alphabetically, so that
mr.rv ''minent is U> secure their reservations length of the ship, in its thickest.part it is a simple matter to ascertain whoso * Hay — Tim othy, $13.00 per ton ;; he was wealthy. Yet his earnings from
demanded the use of J V ils o n ’s buggy; , j y |3)000)0oo.
The second is for
clover, $3.00(<c9.00; oat, $8.Q0@10;; one source or another amount to about
it is four inches and ; tapers to .three names are upon it whose are not.
which was refused. The monster then
ratification of the treaty of 1892 with inches at .the ends. Her coal capacity
$50,000 a year. He derives luindsom®
The people of Arlington had an ex­ wheat, $S.00@10 per ton.
picked up an ax and split Wilson’s
the Turtle Mountain Chippewas, of is 30,000 tons. The complement of tra dish of entertainment served Christ­
Barley— Feed barley, $18.00 per ton; royalties from half a dozen plays, for
head open. He attacked Wesley W il­
North Dakota, for their lands. Repre­
a(-e has little appreciable effect on a
mas night in the way of an Indian brewing, $20.
son, the son, and murdered him in a sentative Mohdell’ s project for making officers and men provided is 840.
Mi 1 1 b tuffs Bran, $15.00;
shorts, Belaseo piece, and the Fraw ley Stock
dance, given by about thirty of the Co-
VvJke manner. Cooper then murdered a government reservation of the Hot
j Company Is performing this author’s
lumiba Indians. The Indians hired $16.50; middlings, $23.
T h e Ateel Board.
Mr». Wesley Wilson with the same Springs on the Shoshone reservation,
Butter C reamery, 85@40c; Tilla- n-ork ut present in San Francisco, while
weapon, after which he struck down a in Wyoming, for which a treaty has . Washington, Jan. 12.— The navy de- the hall and charged an admission.
mook, 40c; dairy, 22*%@30e.
"L a Belle Russe” Is now being done ln
negro who had approached on hearing I ,
^ , wi’th the i n(iian8 is ¡„d u d - Partment is carrying out the plans pro- Nearly every one, went to see them and
I otatoes Orej^n Bnrbanks,60@7Qe;
1Hny W e have been Informed that
the noise, and left the ax sticking in ; j
’
jected by Secretary Herbert for tire iiear the music they furnished on such
Early Rose, 80@90c per sack, Call
|
Belaseo
charges $75 an hour to the pu-
ed‘
.
.
.
.
prevention
of
further
defects
in
steel
occasions,
Like
many
other
ballroom
the negro’s head.
fornia river Burbanks, 55c per cental; j pils he trains for the stage. That seem®
tlie ma8t important features Ù. eupplled for the construction of battle- - celebrities', they were painted in the
I -As soon asthe uc.lv« of the shocking' , U
sweets, $2.00 @2.50 per cental for Mer­
thè b ill is till? Incorporation in it of a
H .iving awcrtained through an ' loudest 6olors.
j an extraordinary sum, yet the Belaseo
tragedy reached Sffmter, the sheriff
ced; Jersey Red, $2.50.
j graduates generally get good value f o r
organized a vvosHe of men, chartered a bill recently Ifilrodooed by ..hetman of jnVestigatioff, made by a special board, , The Indians had a big time at Thorn
Onions— 85c per sack.
extent of the defects in the plate Hollow, in Umatilla county, on Christ­
tlieir money by subsequent success on
special car and came to Mayesville, New York, which provides fo r th ree
Poultry—
Chickens,
mixed,
$2.00®
Indian commissioners to succeed the already supplied, the next step has been mas day. There took part in the fes­
the stuge. Ills latest achievement wa®
where reinforcements from tliis town
present commissioner and deputy com­ taken by the reorganization of the steel tivities 100 Um atilla Indians, five Po- 2.50; geese, $6.00; turkeys, live, 10c; Mrs. Carter, whose performance at th®
and the surrounding country awaited.
missioner. One o f the three is to be board. This has been done upon the catellos and four Nez Perces. One of ducks, $4 @4.50 per dozen.
Herald Square last season placed h e r
JVVvd reached the sheriff here that
Eggs— Oregon, 1 7 per dozen.
an army officer, and the office of deputy
lines suggested by the chief construct­ the N ez Perce Indians was found with
*Uoopv*r *iiul been seen within two miles
Cheese— Oregon, lie ; Yonng Am eri­ easily at the front of native emotional
commissioner is to be done away with.
or, Mr. HiebbOrfie, namely, to make r bottle of whisky iq his possession. ca, 12c per pound.
actresses. Belaseo began to tTalu Mrs.
■of Buniter. The sheriff divided the
the majority of file hoard experts. Cap­ This was prmnptly taken from him by
volnruteers into fiffW al posses and sent.
Durr^nt Mi*y Get a New Trial.
Wool— Valley, 10c per pound; Easf. carter at a time when no manager In.
Ythem an different directions, but Cooper
the country woulil have given her $50
Pan Francisco, Jan. 12.— It is re tain Day, the present head of the the Indian police) Who poured ont the 1 ern Oregon, C@8c,
H ___ _____
^ supreme board, w ill be succeeded in that place contents. T w o other Indians got some-1
was not found.
a. week, and now she Is valued at proba­
ported in legal _ circles
that the
Hops— 9 @ 10c per pound.
Commander Coquin, and Lieutenant what hilarious and were put in irons.
The WVWon8 were white people of court may se aid the Durrant case hack ‘
Beef— Gross, top steers, $2.25@2.75; bly $500 a week. The only Belaseo pu­
high stan*lfo;r in their community. ; for retrial. A t least one of the jus­ Everett has been succeeded by Con
cows, $2.00@2.25; dressed beef, 4® pils who have not arrived e t surc-wfifi (||v .
I
Ben Wilson jn V 1 about 80 years old, bis tices is said to have openly said the e v i­ structor Dashiel. Chief Engineer Free­
W afthingtoii.
fi l^c per pound.
the stage were Mrs. James G. Blaine^,
son 40 and Mvs. Wesley Wilson 35. dence against Durrant for the murdet man w ill be retained on the board, i
Mutfone-Gross, best sheep, wether« Jr., and Elsie I)e W olfe, the first o f
The population of Chehalis county is
Two children hAfe* been left orphans. of Blanche Lament was insufficient to consisting of one line officer and two
10,478, an inereane of 1,400 in two and ewes, $2.66®2.75; dressed mut­ whom exchanged the drama for mat
Up to this hour the murderer has n o t’ convict.
He believes Durrant was staff officers, the latter mechanical ex­ years.
ton, 4 12 (if Be per pound.
mony, while the second still holds a 1
This reconstructed board is
been captured, hut it i * almost impos- found guilty to satisfy the popular perts.
Hogs— Gross, choice, heavy, $3.25® ondary position I 11 the Empire Theater-
The Electric Ligh t & Power Com-1
sible for him to escape.
I f captured clamor, and if be can influence the about to undertake a revision of the
pnny is planting iriapl® trees and other­ 3.50; light and fi-eders, $2.60®3.00; Company. Other and more eminent
his fate w ill be a most terrible one.
other justices to the same view, a new specifications under Which ship steel is
liisolples of David Belnsco are Rose’
wise improving tho Thmwater park, j dressed, $3.6 0®4.25 per cwt.
made,
guided
by
the
experience
ac­
trial may be ordered, as was in the
EmliHlimnl I»» W in -Isy.
near Olympia.
------------
Paghimi, Maurice Barrymore, Cora I ’ot-v
quired
by
the
special
board.
Cyiithiafca, Ky.,- Jan. 11.— Oh v ie » case of Dr. Milton Bovvers, who now
Judge Hume, in Seattle, has fixed
Seattle, Wash., ,Jan. 12, 1897.
* nd M B ' Curtls' aml 'h 0 ««’ " ’ e m
walks
the
streets
ft
free
man.
Although
Britmlett, aged 80 years, died J
1 company may almost be considered Ids
'
D r o w n e d in t n l v l l l e L a k e .
March 28, 1897, as the date upon which
Flour—(Janbing)— Patent excellent,
4. H e owned several J>l;intai*ious Jo ‘ the Durrant case is now under sllbmis-
creation,
for he trained both Sothem.
W
illiam
Carey,
convicted
of
murder,
Sprague, Wash., Jan. 12.— Two boys,
$5.26: N ovelty A , $4.75; Califortdb
Harrison cuuutr, anil had twpn a pros- I
Attorney-General Fitzgerald has
and his leading woman, Grace Kimball,
w ill tie hanged.
F
ritz
and
Con
Veyen,
aged
respectively
brattile,
$5.60;
Dakota,
$5.50;
patent,
perons man all his life. A t a low esti- tti’t filed Kis brief in reply to the de-
-New Yarn Pres»,
j
It is thought that a new use haft been 1 $6.25.
inate he was worth $100,000.
H e was fendanVs brief. When that is filed 19 and 17 years, were drowned yester­
............. ..... ......... ii>an» ■■
«$ j
day
in
C
olville
lake,
two
miles
east
of
fonnd
fot
the
black
beaebsanil
of
Gray'*
Wheat—
Cbittken
feed,
$27per
ton.
peculiar in nothing but ideas of his own there w ill be a defendant’ s brief in re­
F a te o f * T e r r ie r f ir e m a n ,
-
Oats— Choice, $2<(Si 25 per ton.
burial. He was a great reader, and , turn. Two months may elapse before this place. They left home in the a f­ harbor, that it w ill prove valuable for
After fifteen years of faithful ser-
ternoon,
telling
their
mother
they
were
tbe
iron
that
is
in
it.
Barley— Rolled or ground, $22 pet vlee. Jim was crushed to denth honeutt»
perhaps drew his notions of his own the all-important decision of the su.
going on a fishing expedition. They
In Kittitas county all approved bills ton.
interment from the histories of ancient prerne court is handed down.
tin- «heals o f a fire engine yesterday
had not returned at a late hour and a np to January 1, 1896, have been paid.
Corn— Whole, $22 per ton; cracked, afternoon. Jim was only a dog, but th®
Egypt.
H.asi-Krtd Collision.
j searching party set out. The body of 1 The last payment before this cleaned $23; feed meal, $23.
About fifteen years ago lie hired a
firemen of engine company 10 declare
Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 12.— A head-, the younger was brought to the surface np all warrants issued prior to April,
Ui.¡stuffs— Bran, $16.00 per ton; ht- was th" “ martiet one on the Kouttv
stonemason to make him a sarcophagus
end collision ocurred today between ' 100 yards fiom shore; that of the older 1895.
shorts, $19.
o f blue Kentucky limestone, which is
Side. Fifteen years ago Captain Crap®
two freight trains on
the Gulf, Colo- Ixiy was not recovered. They went out
Feed— Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton;
mere durable than the hardest marble.
It is said that a measure w ill be
picked up a fox terrier ou th<- street.
railo & Santa Fe road at Hazlett, two on the lake in a sailboat, and the boat
presented to the coming state legisla­ middlings, $24; oilcake meal, $28.
A t the same time he bought a barrel
A t that time Jim was only a tramp, but
miles north o f here. One train was was evidently overturned by the wind,
Hay— Puget sound, per ton, $9.00®
of the best old Bourbon the state could
ture to re-enact the beet-sugar bounty
lie took a fancy to the firemen about
standing on the main line waiting for. The father is employed in the railroad
10.00;
Eastern
Washington,
$13.
law
passed
in
1893,
which
has
now
be­
produce and ordered that at his death
the engine house. When Captain Crap® .
the other to take the siding. The en- shops in Spokane,
Butter
—
Fancy
native
creamery,
come
inoperative
by
limitation.
the whisky should be poured upon his
was changed to engine 19 Jim went
gineer of the south-bound train p re-1
brick,
24c;
select,
23c;
tubs,
22c;
body, after it was placed in the stone
The Spokane Reform lcange w ill con­
« ’ Itb him. He hail learned many tilings
H I* A tte m p ts W er# F a ilu re «.
Burned that the sw itch had been j
ranch,
18c.
coffin. The sarcophagus was then to
mid knew as well as any fireman when
Fon Du Lac, Wis. t Jan. 12.— Owen tinue in its work of trying to close the
thrown, and came ahead at a liv e ly
Cheese—
NativeWashington,
10®
12o.
be hermetically sealed and placed in a
speed and crashed into the north-bound Ferguson, clerk of Fond du Lac county, saloons in that city Sunday, and has
Vegetables— Potatoes, per ton, $14 ® the company was about to answer niv
grave near his residence.
engine. Joe Haggerty, of Gainseville, shot himself last night twice, each engaged an attorney to assist in prose­ 18; parsnips, per sack, 76c; beets, pel alarm. He would run aheail of the en­
A ll his direct ions have been followed
engineer of the south-bound, and E. W. time too high to hit the heart. About cuting the cases that are expected to sack, 75c; tnrnips, per sack, 60c; ruta­ gine to the scene of the fire, and, re­
ftnd he was buried today. It required
Palushall, brakeman,
were killed. a year ago his w ife died. A t the last arise.
bagas, per sack, 75c; carrots, per sack, turning, always rode on the back o f on®
a number of strong horses to carry the
Mr. Dnnliam, one o f the oldest set­ 35®46c; cabbage, per 100 lbs, $1.25| of the horses. Engine 19 was iaUe<l
A few
George Coombs, of Gainseville, the election he was defeated.
body in its heav y receptacle.
other engineer, had an arm broken, and months ago he broke a leg, and before tlers of G ig Harbor, in Pierce county, onions, per 100 lbs, 90c.® $1.
out on a still alarm at 3:25 o’clock ycu­
P o w e r f u l •■X” K a y M a c h i n e .
a man named Morris was badly injured. that he was a cripple. It was reported died last week at the age of 93 years.
Sweet potatoes— Per 100 lbs, $1.75. te rd ay afternoon to Prairie aretiue amt
that he was shefrt in his accounts. He He was the first man to settle at G ig
Pittsburg, Jan. 11.— Tbe powerful
Poultry— Chickens, live, per pound, Thirty-seventh street. When the lira
to D en til.
Harbor, and liveil there during the lat­ hens, 8 @9c; dressed, 10® 12c; dneks, was out Jim was somewhat tardy In
is still alive.
" X ” ray machine constructed by Pro­
ter years of his life.
Modesto, Cal., Jan. 12.— Yesterday
fessor K. A. Fessenden, of the IVeriern
$2.00®3.50; dressed turkeys, 18® 15c. taking his accustomed place on th®
A H u n t e r * « A w f u l D«>ath.
Daring 1896, tho Rev. John F. Da­
university, was exhibited tonight be­ Blakely, son of T. K. W allis, aged 17, ‘
Eggs— Fresh ranch, 19c; Eastern, horse's back. He ran to rnteh tip with
Atlantic, la., Jan. 11.— Fred Foulk mon, of Seattle, married 153 couples. 19c per dozen.
fore the Academy of sciences and arts, was dragged to death at his home on
the apparatus, but was caught under
at Carnegie hall.
Professor James the San Joaquin river, eighteen miles wan attacked and killed by hogs in the The oldest groom was 66 yi-ars of age,
Fresh Meats— Choice dressed beef, the wheels of the heavy engine and
miles and the oldest bride 54. The youngest steers, 61&c; cows, 5c; mntton, sheep, crushed to death. Tin- faithful terrier
Keeler, of the Allegheny observatory, south of Modesto. He was driving a heavy timber about fifteen
in telling of the wonderful tests to team hitched to a scraper, when he northeast of here. Foulk was hunting groom of the year was 20 years old, Biyc per pound; lamb, 5c; pork, 5c pel was burled In a coffin in the rear of the
which the machine lias been put, said was caught in the spring and the team rabbits, and accidentally wonnded one and the youngest bride 15.
pound; veal, small, 6c.
engine house. -Chh-sgo Chronicle.
it laid already thrown a ray of light ran away. For over 200 yards he w as o f the hogs. It» criefc attracted several
Fresh Fish— Halibut, 5 ® 6 ; salmon,
There is a movement afoot in the
other
hogs,
and
they
attacked
him
and
hit
on
the
head
by
the
blade
of
the
H u n d r e d , o f Y e a r . O lil.
through four inches of solid iron, and
southern part o f Stevens county to di­ 5 ® 6 ; salmon trout, 7® 10; flounder«
he thinks later it w ill be developed so scraper as it bumped along the field. literally chewed him tor death. The vide the county on a line running east and soles, 3® 4c.
The Introduction of sugar Into Eng­
hogs
had
escaped
from
farmers
living
His
head
was
bsidly
lacerated,
and
he
it w ill pierce six or eight, inches, and
Provisions— Hams, large, 12c; hams, land Is often dated as late as the fif-
and west, about Half way between Col­
intimated strongly that it may be util­ remained unconscious for six hours, in that locality, and were virtually ville and Chewelah. There are abont small, 12tic ; breakfast bacon, 10o; ti-enth century; but It was really In use
w
ild.
when
he
died.
ized in the inspection of armor-plate.
dry salt sides, 6c per ponnd.
there 1« the thirteenth.
’ Zticre” 1*
12,000 inhabitants in the county.
C o «tly T « »b «r r o F a c to r y F ir «.
mentioned under date of 1243. Later w e
There is a large quantity of old bill*
B lle n T e r r y * « P o o r D r ft a ln g .
8an Francisco, Jan. 12, 1897.
^ L o n g W a lk f o r « W *| < »r.
ronil o f rose and violet sngar In tablet»-
Danville, V a., Jan. 12.— Fire broke at jhe eapitol in Olympia that w ill
Paris, Jan. 12.— I t is reported that
B elleville, Ontario, Jan. 11.— David
Potatoes — Salinas Burbanks, 60® and In glliled wafers. When Princes»
ont today >u the big leaf tobacco factory have to be destroy®!. T w o years ago
S. Frazier, of Aberdeen, Wash., haz the Casino at Monte Carlo recently re­ of the American Tobacco Company. the schools fonnd these of value to nse 75o; Early Rose, 70® 78c; River Bar- Mary went on a pilgrimage to Canter­
reached here on foot en route to Bos­ fused admission to Ellen Terry, on the The building, with ail its contente, was as scratch paper. The school pnpils banks, 4 0 ® 60c; sweet«, $1.50® 1.6C bury, In 1317, she consoled herself fo r
ton. Frazier began his long walk on a ground that she was too ill-dressed.
any trial» »he may have i udured on th®
entirely consumed.
Valuable ma­ gathered them, bnt many were scat­ per oental.
wager of $3,000 that he would walk
Onions— 50®65e per cental/
road with several pounds o f sugar tab­
chinery and 1,000,000 pon nils of leaf tered abont the streets. They may be
S p a n i a r d « D e f « a t * d I '< « n r g $ n t * .
from Aberdeen to Boston, 5,200 miles,
Eggs—
Store,
2
3
®
25c;
ranch,
26®29.
tobacco are a total los». Tbe insurance had this year, if the matter is looked
lets and rosi- sugar e f honey. O U
Madrid, Jan. 12.— Advices received
within »period of six months and iifieen
Batter— Fancy creamery, 21c; d« ancient sweetmeat» were prmervuiif
is $120,000. The company w ill rebnilil after by the teachers and assurance
days. He started July 14, and must from Manila are to the effect that the
seconds,
18®
20c;
fancy
dairy,
17o;
ginger at..! citron e»ndy.
Harber, tlie great authority on fish, given that they w ill not be used to lit­ seconds, 16® 17c.
be in Boston January 29. He is sev­ Spaniards have again defeated the in­
ter the street®
eral days ahead of time. By walking surgents at Montabatan. Sixty-one of says that every square mile of the sea
Cheese — Fancy mild, new, 11®
Bicycles have set horses trembling
Kalama hopes to have two wood­
twenty miles a day he can win the the Spaniards are reported to have been is inhabited by 120,000,000 finny «rea­ working factories in operation by , I I
fair to good, 8 ® 10c; Young between the joys o f Idleness and a I'cag
killed
in
the
engagement.
tare®
wager.
America, 11® 12c; Eastern, 13® 14c.
of the sausage factory.
March 1 next.
Senate Canvassed on Inter­
national Conference.
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