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LMClKNus* lHUK< H.-rifcRVICKS KVKkY
Sunday at ll a . m . and 8 r. u . audThursday
at 2 P.
Sabbath gchool «very Sunday at 9:45
a. m . Monthly m eeting at 7 p. m . the first
Tuesday pi each mouth. Quarterly m eeting the
•econd Saturday aud Sunday in February, Mav,
August and November. W oman’s Foreign Mis
Bionary Society meets third Saturday in each
m outh ai 3 p. m
_______________ REV. JAS. P. PRICE, Pastor.
JJ
a.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
ENOUGH
VOTES
TO
PAS S
T h * T » r lft ‘ K i l l ’ * C h a n c s , In t h e
Are G o o d
• FOUGHT WITH BOMBS
S e n a te
Cuban Insurgents Dynamit
ing Railroad Trains.
Epitome ot the Telegraphic
News of the World.
A
A n oth er
B EE R
MONOPOLY.
E n g lU h
S y n d ica te
l I» B r e w e l l e s .
B u y in g
THE
DEFEAT
OF
D U B O IC
H e n r y H e itfe ld K l«ctf*l S e n a to r b y
I d a h o Legislature.
th e
Boise, Idaho., Feb. 1.— Henry Heit-
Cincinnati, Feb. 2.— The Enquirer
Washington, Feb. 2.— It is now ab
says: Three representatives of a gigan feld. Populist, was today elected Unit
solutely certain that a majority can
tic London syndicate are in this city ed States senator to succeed Dubois.
now be counted on in the senate to pass
for the purpose of gobbling up all the The vote stood: Heitfeld, 39; Dubois,
a tariff bill. It is r.ot certain just
biggest breweries here, and success lias 80; T. F. Nelson, 1.
where the votes are coming from, but
1 ) AI' 1 INI < HUKCH.- Bl
¡£8, SUNDAY 11
Fourteen Democrats joined the Popu-
J J a . M. and 7 30 p. m . Sunday school Sundays TERSE TICKS FROM THE W IRES the Republicans say that votes w ill be FIVE PEOPLE W ERE KILLED so far crowned tlieir efforts. They
at 10 a . m . l’ rayer meeting W*:dnesday eveulng
liavo purchased an option on sixteen, I'sts for Heitfeld, and he also received
secured. It is certain that some of the
•t 7:80 o clock. REV. G. 1 JERAKD. vaster.
and the deal has progressed so far that tl e v. te of the single Republican mem-
Democrats may vote for a tariff bill,
P R E S B Y l KRIAN CHI RCH. — 6 E R V 1 C ES
the dealers have begun taking stock l i r . Four Democrats went to Dnl>ois.
or, at least, refrain from voting when
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every third sabbath at 11 a . m . and 7:30 p . An I n t e r e s t i n g C o ll .c t l u m o f I t e m . F r o m
D e a d l y W o r k In F i n a r d e l R i o
aud
In 'he campaign, the Democrats and
and summing up all the saloon chattel
w.Rt Evangelical < liurch. sabbath school every
the bill comes up. There seems also a
third Sunday at 10 a . m
t h e T w o H e m l .p h e r e e P r e s e n t e d
S a n t a C l a r a —R i v e r a C r o u s e s
1 o mlists entered into fusion under
mortgages
they
hold,
for
the
purpose
probability
that
the
silver
faction
w
ill
REV. WM. GAY Pastor.
In n C o n d e n s e d F o r m .
In to H avana P rovin ce.
of knowing just how they stand. The wh li the Populists were to have the
either vote for the bill or allow it to
M H RISTIAN CUlUtCH.—SERVICES EVERY
deal w ill bo closed the coming week. i o n ’ ressman and senator. The D tno-
Tw
o
men
lost iheir lives in a hotel pass without their opposition.
O second aud fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . and
Havana, Fyh. 2.— Despite rnmors
The amount to be paid ior the lot ag cra's refused to indorse any man named
fire in Fort Smith, Ark.
lately circulated to the effect that the
gregates $9.000,000. One-half w ill be 1 y tlie Populist caucus for senator,
Senator McBride has reported favor
DVE Nl. Sl CHURCH—PRAYER MEETING
August
B.Utz,
driver
of
a
brewery
insurgents
were
completely
demoral
every Weduesuaj evening. Sabbath school
paid in cash, and the other half in pre .lu Igo W. 11. Claggett was overwhilm-
ably from the committee on public
every Saturday at 10 a . m . services follow ing. wagon in Seattle, fell from his wagon
ized, and that thiiCnluns liad broken
ferred stock, with guaranteed interest, in :ly the choice of the Populists, but
lauds. Senator M itchell’ s bill, extend
through
a
hole
in
a
wharf
at
the
water
into scattered bands o, fifty or so in
T jlU K METHODIST.- PRAYER MEETING
th.» Democrats would not vote for him
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every Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school
front and drowned before he could be ing the time for payment by settlers the province of Pinar del Rio, news lias so that the present owners w ill have
in sufficient numbers to elect.
sonic
voice
in
the
future
administra
on
forfeited
lands.
It
is
expected
that
every Sunday-at 10 a . m .
rescued.
been received that tl ; insurgents have tion of affairs. The syndicate intends
Henry Heitfeld is a man of limited
the bill can pass both houses at this
E CHUM U SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY
~ii ' up, eausing consolidating, under the laws ot the education. He wa* lairn in St. Louis
Two painters at work ori a building session. It w ill be signed because the blown a passenger
• at 11 a . m . aud 7 :30 p . m . Saouath School
at 10 a . m . Kpworth League at 6 30 p. m . Prayer
100 feet above the sidewalk in San interior department has recommeded it, much damage and considerable loss of state, and making them all one grand in January, 1859. His father, Henry
meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o ’clock.
Francisco, fell to the pavement, one and has suspended entries on the life. Although the censor prohibited corporation. The older breweries were Heitfeld, was a German by birth. The
REV. J H WOOD Pastor.
tiie publication of the news in 11a-
being killed instantly and the other lands pending the passage.
the more eager to make the sale, ow future senator of Idaho attended the
Q A LV A TIO N ARM Y — MEETING AT BAR-
vana, it soon leaked out, creating a sen
fatally injured. The suspending rope
O racks oil Main street as follow s: Tuesday
ing to the condition trade has been in Common schools of St. Louis until 1870,
for soldier converts and recruits; Wednesday,
broke.
The committee on Indian affairs has sation, and the liveliest discussion in generally for some time.
when, with his mother, he moved to
public: Friday, holiness, for Christians on ly ;
Saturday eve, p ublic; Sunday, all day, com
The secretary of war has authorized re|Kirteil favorably Representative Her places whom groups gathered. A t 6
The ileal has been under way with Seneca, Kan. He lived there until
m eucing with 7 a . m ., knee d rill; holiness meet
the removal of a strip of earth fronting mann’ s bill to provide for a final set o ’clock on the morning of January 29 a local brokers several months. One of 1882, being employed at farm work and
ing 11 a . m .; fain ly gathering at 3 p. M. and
grand free and easy in the evening. Everybody
Percival’s dock, in Olympia, not includ tlement with the Nehalem hand of military train, with engino No. 17, these brokers was in London during learning the trade of stone mason. In
welcom e.
ed in the present contract for harbor Tillamook Indians. It appropriates carrying Captain Dupla and a force of the summer. It is stated that the syn 1882 Mr. Heifteld moved to the North
engineers, left Artemisa, and while dicate also has options on the Fay-Egan west, locating at Pomeroy, Wash. For
improvement, to facilitate the landing $10,500 as a settlement in full.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
passing a culvert, at a place called
of vessels on the whole frontage. This
woodworking machinery plant of this a time he worked in the shops of the
Senator M cBride’ s bill for the classi Oeemura, between Candelaria and city, the Hoven, Owen & Rentsehler Northern Pacific at Sprague, Wash., re
w
ill
give
an
available
dockage
of
1,000
T OF THE W.—NEWBERG CAMP, No. 113
meets every Monday evening.__________
feet, with a depth of water of ten feet fication of mineral lands in Oregon is Mangas stations, a dynamite bomb ex engine works at Hamilton, and other maining there until the fall of 1883,
now in the house awaiting action by ploded, destroying the engine and the factories.
when ho became a resident of Nez
1T7
Ü. BUSINESS MEETING THE SEC- at low tide.
rV , oud aud fourth Wednesday in each
that body. It passed the senate w ith- armored tender, as well as the culvert,
Perce county, Idaho. Since that time
An
unparalleled
accident
occurred
at
mouth.
also
wrecking
several
cars.
Engineer
C
O
R
N
A
N
D
C
H
E
M
I
C
A
L
S
.
he has been engaged as a farmer, fruit
the Illinois steel plant, at Joliet, out any difficulty. There has been
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
Genaro
Roderiguez,
an
Am
erican;
d
r
grower and cattleman. Iu politics Mr.
whereby Nelson Johnson was decapi some little hitch to see if the omnibus
. evenings in Bank o f Newberg building.
aco
Carreras,
the
fireman,
and
three
8aid to H a v e S u p p la n te d
B a rley and
Heitfeld was a Democrat until he joined
He was employed in the rod bill for California and Oregon can
& L. OK S.—NEWBERG COUNCIL, NO. tated.
Military Dr.
M a l t In B e e r - M a k i n g .
pass, but as this seems very doubtful, soldiers were killed.
the Populist party, lie is a menilier
168, meets every Friday evening in Masonic m ill, and in falling from a high plat
Ganzales, Aodo, the conductor, the
hail.
St. Louis, Feb. 2.— A dispatch from of the Farmers’ Alliance, and it was
form his head came in contact w ith the an effort w ill now be made to pass the
edge of a platform, and the connecting Oregon bill as a separate measure. brakeman and twelve private soldiers Milwaukee says: The tremendous drop through his connection with that or
F. A A M. MEETS EVERY SATURDAY
were wounded. Captain Dupla and in the barley malt product lias stirred ganization tlint he was influenced to
# n ight In
V’ . Bank building.
_____
rod of the engine cut his head off at Much depends upon the willingness of
the speaker to allow the bill to be the sergeant escaped injury. The bod up the maltsters, and they evince a ally himself with the Populist party.
O.
W. -M E E I S EVERY l ÜE 8 DAY EVEN- the neck.
• ing at 7:80 p m . in I. O. O. F. Hall.
called up in the bouse. As usual, the ies of the engineer and fireman were disposition to make some interesting He was elected to the state senate as a
Am ong ths bills recommended for
speaker is the arbiter of legislation, sent to Havana for burial. A repair disclosures. They freoly declare that Populist in 1894 and again in 1896 .
passage in the lower house in Indiana
and very little can go through which train lias been sent from Candelaria to in many breweries a barrel of beer is
has been one making it unlawful to
EAST AND SOUTH
repair injuries to the line. A ll the being made with the use of but a half
DOORS WERE CLO SED.
lie does not approve.
play football in the state. The bill
wounded were sent to
Candelaria. bushel of barley malt, while the Ger
-V IA -
went to the committee on rights, which
The bill of Senator McBride appro 1 Raefael Roderiguez, 60 years of age, of
decided that it was only fair that the priating $30,000 for a quarantine sta Genero, was at the station awaiting man standard for pure beer is three T h * O p e n 8 « . « to n o t h . S . n a t . W a s
V ery B r l.f .
house should have a fair chance at the tion at Astoria went through the sen the arrival of the body of Genaro Rod bushels. The claim is as freely made
that
corn
and
chemicals
have
practical
Washington,
Jan. 30.— The open ses
bill. The bill as it stands does not ate one afternoon without creating eriguez. The fam ily of the fireman
ly supplanted barley in the production sion of the senate was comparatively
discriminate in favor of professional even a ripple. There were very few was also in attendance.
Immense of the beverage of the world.
brief today, as more than half the day
football.
persons present, and no one cared to crowds gathered and escorted the bod
-O F T H E -
When the attention of Mr. Aug. A. was spent behind closed doors. During
Delegate Murphy, o f Arizona, has object to the measure. The next ques ies to the final resting place.
Busch, vice-president of the Anheuser- the o|a»n session, the hill for an inter
introduced a bill in congress to assist tion which arises is whether it can re
Other reports from the province of Busch Brewing Association, was culled
national monetary conference was de
the wandering Papago Arizona Indians ceive consideration in the house. This Pinar del Rio announce that Mariel
to the above article, he expressed no bated, Chandler sh ak in g in favor of it,
to establish homes and induce them to is scarcely probable. Not that there is Roderiguez and 1,900 men succeeded in
surprise in seeing the dispatch from and Stewart against. Chandler’s speech
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland: cease their depredations upon the cat any prejudice against Astoria in the
crossing the trocha and joining the in Milwaukee, calling attention to the
was carefully prepared, and was in the
tle herds of white citizens. Twenty- matter, but the house is spending surgents in the province of Pinar del
tremendous drop in the barley malt nature of a statement of the attitude of
FROM OCT. 1, 1896.
five thousand dollars is appropriated to just as little money as possible these Rio. General Ruis Rivera, it is as
product, but wondered why more had the|Kepublican side of the chamber'on
purchase the Quijatoa well and ma days.
_ _ _ _ _
serted, also succeeded in passing the not been said in public print with ref
O v e r l a n d E x p r e s s .!
the bill. Stewart, although criticising
Salem, A lbany, Eug
chinery, in Pima county, and the com
trocha,
entering
Havana
province,
and
ene, llo.seb’g, Grant’s
erence to the matter. Continuing lie the commission as futile, stated that he
The house has passed two of Mr-
missioner of Indian affairs is author
Pass, Medford. Ash
¡ it is claimed he is in charge of insur said: “ We do not now, nor have wo would not oppose tlio measure. It is
* 8:10 ,
land, Sacramento, Og
*8:00 P. M
ized to appoint a farmer to assist and Herrmann’ s pension bills, both for sur gent forces in this province. Since the
den, San Francisco,
ever, used corn in the production of exi>ceted a vote will bo reached Mon
vivors of the Oregon Indian wars of
to pump water for their use.
death of Aguirre tin insurgents in Ha any of our beers, and we have always
Mojave, Los Angeles,
day although Pettigrew unouneed a
1855-56. The beneficiaries are Dan
El ra so,New Orleans,
vana province have been provisionally contended that first-class beer cannot speech which may lead to further delay.
The steamer City of Topeka arrived
taud East.
Giles,
of
Coos
county,
and
James
L.
commanded by Rafa.’ ’ de Cardinas. It be made by using corn as a svilisti tuo
*8:30 a . m . Roseborg & way stations *4:40 r. M. at Port Townsend, from Alaska, upon
The Nicaragua canal apd-the bank
McKinney, of Douglass ’ ..un',y
j | Via Wood burn fo ri
is ~how expeciod i »at an :,ggiessive for barley m alt.”
sohedule time, ft is reported that the
Daily
Daily
Mt. Angel, Sii ver tou,
ruptcy bills were before the senate for
except
campaign
w
ill
be
carried
on
in
the
weather at Juneau and Sitka is at pres
except N West Scio, B row n s-}
A C R U IS E R D IS A B LE D .
a brief time, but no progress was inode
Sunday, j ville, Natron and 1 Sunday.
province of Havana by General Rivera. T H E P U L P I T A N D T H E 8 T A G E . on either. Early in tho day, a lively
ent quite as mild as that of Puget
I l Springfield..................J |
*4:00 p. m . Salem and wav stations *10:15 a . m . sound.
Two
nights
ago
a
large
fire
was
ob
debate occurred over A llen ’s resolution
S e r lo a * A c c i d e n t to t h e B r o o k l y n In
t7 :flu a . M. Corvallis Si way stations f6:20 p. m .
served to the east of Havana.
So
Great preparations are being made
f4:45 r. m . M cM innville & way sta’si f8:26 a . m .
t h e D e l a w a r e R iv e r .
questioning the president’ s right to fore
A c t o r H e a r n e L e c t u r e d lu a K a n s a n
] bright w'as the blaze that it attracted
for the spring rush of miners to A l
C ity C h u rch .
close against the Pacific railroads. The
Philadelphia,
Feb.
2.—
The
United
D in in g Cars on O g d e n R o u te .
general attention. Being late at night,
aska, w hich it is expected w ill be
States steamship Brooklyn, the latest the horizon seemed one continuous
Kansas City, Feb. 2.— Before the resolution went over for a speech by
greater this year than ever before.
pride of a peerless navy, calculated to line of fire. Nothing was published richest congregation in this part o f the Thurston Monday.
Few
prospectors
are
planning
to
go
to
PULLM AN
BU FFET SLKKPBKS
withstand the fiercest onslaughts of about the matter the next day, but in country
this
evening, James A.
Cook's inlet this season, the excitement
shot and shell, today lies almost en vestigation disclosed the fact that Ar- Hearne, actor anil playwright, deliv- 1 Washington, Jan. 80.— The house
—AND—
in that section having about died out.
passed the Indan appropriation bill to
tirely helpless because of a narrow
ered a lceture on “ The Theater as It
S E C O N D -C L A S S 8 L K E P I N O C A R S
day, and steered upon consideration of
Port Townsend has had another land ledge of sunken rock in the Delaware anguere had made another daring raid Is.”
The
lecture
was
one
of
a
series
slide. Tons of dirt fell from the hill river, above Marcus hook, Pa., on in the vicinity of Havana, burning and of popular discussion which have been the agricultural appropriation bill,
Attached to all through trains.
on the west side of Taylor street, at which she struck heavily yesterday looting the town of Barrera, near running at the First Congregational but all interest in these measures was
Guanabacoa.
overshadowed by two very remarkable
Through ticket office, 134 Third street, whore the second flight of terrace steps, carry afternoon.
Her lower double com
church, of which Dr. Henry Hopkins,
through tickets to all points in the Eastern ing with it the high cribbing and com
speeches— one by Grosvenor, attacking
A n o t h e r T r a in O y iin iiijt.ri.
partments forward were stove in, and
LL. D., a relative of the founder of the
lutes, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
ex-Govem or Altgcld, of Illinois, and the
pletely obstructing the passage on that it was only by the merest good fortune
Cincinnati, Feb. 2.— The Commer Johns Hopkins university, i* pastor.
owest rates from
J. B. KIRKLAND,
T ick et Agent.
other by DeArmond, heaping ridicnle
side of the street.
that the big vessel did not sink. This cial Tribune’ s special from Key West
The greatest interest had been
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
Central station, Fifth and Irvin g streets.
James McCoy, one o f the founders would undoubtedly have been the re says: On Friday one of W eyler’ s sup aroused by tlm announcement of the upon Secretary Morton, for the recent
of the town of Oakesdale, W ash., died sult had not her inner compartments ply trains was dynamited on the rail lecture, and the audienece that greeted issue of a pamphlet, entitled, “ The
at his home in that town at the age of fully withstood the shock. As it was, road near Cieze, north o f Cienfuegos. Mr. Hearne was probably the largest in Farmers’ Interest in Finance.”
Y A M H IL L D IV ISIO N .
Passenger depot foot o f Jefferson street.
66 years. Mr. McCoy came to Oregon she was pulled clear of the rooks and is Two bombs w ere exploded under the number that ever gathered at a church
R un D ow n b j a T ra in .
in 1853, and resided in Benton county now tied to the big stone icebreakers at engine and four under the train, being edifice iu this city. Mr. Hearne, with
South Norwalk, Conn., Jan. 80.—
AIrlie mail (tri-weekly).
fired
by
electricity
as
the
train
was
till 1887. He then removed to W hit Marcus hook, protected from the heavy
his "Bhoreacres” company, is making
l b 40 a . m .IL v .......... Portland............Arc ÜÔ5 p. x .
crossing a trestle. The engino was a tour o f tlie West. In the course o f . Five men were killed thiH afternoon by
man county, Wash., where he has since ice gorges in midriver.
12:30 p. m c L v .......... N ew b erg......... Lv. 12:15 P. M.
a freight1 train near East Norwalk sta
5:10 p. M.jAr.......... A irlie................ Lv. 7 : u a . m . resided.
The vessel is seriously damaged, and blown apart, and all the ears were his address lie said:
tion. It is supposed that while w alk
Sheridan passenger (d ally except Sunday).
“ The province of the theater as an ing upon tlie track they stepped from
A Madrid dispatch say« snow and it is impossible to say when Bhe w ill splintered. They rolled over the tres
4 :80 p. v I.V.T7.......Portland...........Ar.l 9:30 a . m . rain storms threaten serious floods in be able to go into service. A t present, tle into the ditch, the fall completing institution is to do good, but greed on ill front of the express train directly in
6:05 p. m Lv.......... Newberg.......... Lv. 7:55 a . M.
Harrowing distress prevails in she is in no danger of further damage, w hat the dynamite had left undone. one side and vicious tastes on the other front of the freight. The dead are;
7:40 p M. Ar.......... Sheridan......... Lv.j 6:20 a . m . Spain.
Andalusia. A t Jaon, the people are being protected in the safe anchorage Out of the guard of 100 soldiers on it, have somewhat corrupted the theater. James Powers, section foreman; John
" *I)aJly. fb a ily except. Sunday.
plundering the bread shops, and thou- afforded by the icebreakers, lio w the forty-five were instantly killed or ter The theater is a factor of society just Griffin, John Bhea, Spleen, and an un
R. KOEHLER. Manager.
The others bodily us much as is the church, and, in spite
E P. ROGERS. Aast Gen. F & P. Agt., Port sands are begging in the streets.
Simi accident occurred can only be estab ribly injured.
known man. All were instantly killed
land, Or
lar scenes, accompanied by fights with lished by a court of inquiry, and this, surrendered, as a force of 200 Cubans of all the stigma that is attached to it, except Shea, who survived five min
the police, have occurred in many Captain Cook, of the Brooklyn, lias ap]>eared. The train was looted, the mid all the vice and pernicious power utes. Tho men were engaged under
insurgents securing a small fieldpiece it is charged with, it is still an cduca-
other towns. The authorities are pow already asked for.
the direction of Foreman Powers in
The exact place where the vessel that General W eyler had just ordered ; tor, and its influence is for good, and, work iiism the roud bed, and stepped
erless to cope with the destitution.
from
Havana.
After
securing
all
the
not for evil. The church and the. the
Joseph Meehan, 16 years old, of San struck was on Schooner ledge rock,
provisions and ammunition, the cars ater should work together. I claim from one track to avoid tlie approach
Francisco, met his death in a strange between Chester and Marcus hook, and
were burned. The prisoners were re they have stood too long apart; that ing express, to another upon wliich the
and shocking manner. He was attempt the time about 1:45 o ’clock.
leased, and the Cuban captain sent for the good of the race they should freight was bearing down.
What
makes
the
accident
even
more
ing to close a window in a room oc
Weyler a box of sweetbread with a po join hands at once and aid each other
T o D etffrinlne th « A la sk a B o u n d a ry .
deplorable
is
the
fact
that
it
was
the
cupied by himself and parents on the
lite note. The captain of this Cuban to free mankind.”
C O U N T R IE S
4 Washington, Feb. 1.— One of the
third floor o f a lodging house, when he first time the ship had been handled by
band was an American named Burke,
greatest obstacles to the ratification by
slipped and plunged headlong through the present officers and crew since go
L A N G L E Y ’S A I R S H I P .
ing into commission in December. from Indiana.
the senate of the general arbitration
the
opening
to
the
street
below.
He
O F BRITISH COLU M B IA AND
The
famished
condition
of
the
people
treaty has been removed in the arrange
struck on his head and his neck was Since then she had been lying at
EA S T ER N O R EG O N
League island navy yard, and certain in Pinar del Rio, Artemira and Ban M m l . T w o S u r e . « , lit F l i g h t , o f O v . r ment by negotiation of a plan of settle
broken.
m H a l f M i lo .
small repairs had delayed her sailing. Cristobal is well known. Hundreds of
ment of tho Alaska boundary question.
A London dispatch from Odessa, de
people have floi ked to these cities in
Washington,
Feb. 1.— The report of In a day or two a treaty on the subject
B
u
r
n
e
d
to
a
C
r
i
n
p
.
scribing
the
military
preparations
going
ARE ALL R EACHED
obedience to the cruel orders of Colo
Professor Langley, ’ secretary of the w ill be laid before the senate for action.
forward there, says that the activity
New York, Feb. 2.— John Connors, nels Hernandez, San
Martin and
Smithsonian institution, just submit It provides for the appointment of a
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has only been equaled during the period 60 years old, met a shocking death on Ynclan.
ted to the Isiard of regents, contains the commission to visit the country and fix
which immediately preceded the two the steamship Eastern Prince, lying at
8*t D o w n on W e y le r .
definitely the 141st meridian, which,
following about Ids Hying machine:
last great ware. The Turkish govern the East Central Pier at Atlantic dock,
New York, Feb. 2.— A special to the
“ The writer lias, during the inter tinder tlie treaty of cession of Alaska
ment is unable to make its usual an Brooklyn.
Connors was seiit with
nual purchase of horses in Russia, all others to make repaira to the interior World from Washington says: Am eri vals of his official duties, continued to to the United States, forms the boun
of the stud farms being closed by the of one o f the boilers. Before begin can sugar planters in Cuba at last have ex|ieriment in this manner until lie dary between that territory and Brit
taken a decided stand. On their de has reached a measure of suecess which ish Northwest territory.
Russian government.
ning operations the men lowered into
mand, Secretary Olney has cabled to seems to justify him in making the
Congressman Sturtevant, o f Penn the boiler a charcoal furnace with
M a r c h o f th a U n e m p lo y e d .
the Madrid government that the grind
No Change of Cars Between
sylvania, who has recently called on which the iron work was to lie heated. ing of sugar cane on American planta statement here thut mechanical fights
fit.
Loaift, Feb. 1.— It is expected
President-elect McKinley, quotes him Connors climbed through the manhole, tions in Cuba must be permitted to have now been attained.”
that Coxey’ s call for a parade of the
On
May
26
last
a
mechanism
built
and
when
at
12
o
’clock
one
of
th«
DfiDTi t u n
a / B AK ER
CITY as saying: " I will call a special ses workmen called to Connors and re- proceed immediately, or claims against chiefly of steel and driven by a steam unemployed on Washington's birthday
sion of congress on March 16, and un
PO R TLA N D and ( s p o K A N E
Spain for heavy damages will lie filed engine made tun flights of over half a w ill be answered by the 20.000 idle
less I change my mind you may be in cieved no answer a workman was low
at the state department. A reply carne mile. Since that time the result ha* men in St. Louis and the Federation of
Washington by that time. I desire to ered into the boiler and Connors w as
from Madrid that Captain-General been nearly doubled.
In each case Lulsir claims 15,000 in the anions ufftli-
have my protective system inaugurated found dead. The upper part of the
Weyler hail licet» instructed to counter there was no support from gas. The a tcl with it. Out of the total of 20,-
immediately upon my inauguration, man’ s body was burned to a crisp. He
mand hi* order prohibiting sugar-grind muchine wa* 1,000 or more times heav 000 men belonging to the unions, it is
C onnecting with
and I want a measure passed that will had evidently been overcome by the
ing, and that the work might begin ier than the air in which it was made estimated that 2,000 are unemployed.
immediately stimulate business and fumes and had fallen on the furnace.
forthwith. On the strength of this to move.
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell Besides these, it is estimated, there are
give idle men w ork.”
Congressman
an agent of the sugar planters left re witnessed the first of these, and commu over 15,000 unemployed clerks and un
It
is
estimated
that
the
total
wealth
Bturtevant said further that no Penn
cently for Cuba to see General Weyler, nicated the statement of results to the skilled laborers, not connected with
sylvania man would be in the cabinet. o f our forty-five States is $64,062,102,-
any organization.
and to start the grinding.
academy of France.
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T R A IL, R 0 S S LA N D , MARCUS
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T r ie d t o B u rn a T o w n .
Chicago to Mayor Sw ift’ s appeal for as
T h* R e g im e n t M sy M* t o f t .
N E L S O N , and All Kootenay
London, Feb. 2.— All Sunday paper«
New York, Feb. 2.— A Herald dis
Petaluma, Cal., Feb. 2.— Five sheds
sistance has resulted in the relief of
Paris, Feb. 1.— Reports are to the
Mining Camps...
suffering in Chicago with rapidity and contain reference to tbo great ball to patch from Vienna says the Turkish of A. L. Whitney & Co., containing effect that a Swiss artillery regiment is
to an extent far beyond expectation*. be given in New York city by Mr. and ambassador ha* notified the Austrian $30,000 worth of hay burned this now crossing the Colde*mo**es, nearly
The Referee government of the sultan's adhesion inrning. After the fire was all out, 6,000 feet high, marching from Agile
Through the systematic canvas of the Mr*. Bradley Martin.
L ow R a tes and T h rou g h T ick ets. police and the prompt attention to the devote« two column* to the subject, to the international plague conference the woolen mill* were found ablaze. to Thun. The soldier* have not been
case* reported by the officer*, it is safe and consider* a social function of this at Venice, al«n of the sultan’s )*-remp- Yesterday the lumber yards and bridge heard of for five days. Inasmuch as
For Pamphlets and Detailed Inform ation ,
to say that but few (ersons suffer from character as unwise in view of the fact tory forbiddance of the pilgrimage to were fired. Today Lohlino Benenelli heavy snowstorms have prevailed dur
Write to
cold or hunger. W ithin forty-eight that it furnishes a text for socialist ag Mecca because of the prevalence of the was arrested for arson, and confessed ing the last three days, a disaster is
W. H . H U R L B U R T .
pest.
The sultan’ s notification has he had started all the fires, having de (eared.
hours not I p s * than 1,200 families were itators.
made an excellent impression.
Gen. Pass. Ag t O. R. A X. C o., P ortland, Oft
supplied through the police with food
termined to burn down the town.
There is a project on foot for sup
and fuel. Many casee were found of
Blushing is a disease, in the opinion
Chicago
has
an
electric
elevated
The earth is gradually growing
plying Lyons, France, with electricity
O LIVER A COLCORD, Agents,
actual starvation.
of an English medical scientist.
colder.
by damming the Rhone at 'image.
A
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TURNER WAS ELECTED
Chosen to Succeed Squire
in United States Senate.
ON THE TW E N TY -FIFTH BALLOT
lie
K e c .lv .d
Seven
H iity-K C Igh t
F u .l o n t . t « ’
K . fu e .it
to
of
E ig h ty .
V o t e . — N in e t e e n
V o te
fo r
H im .
Olympia, Wash., Fob. 1.— Judge
George Turner, of Spokane, was at
noon Friday elected by the legislature
1» succeed Watson O. Squire in the
! United States senate. He was chosen
I on the twenty-fifth joint ballot of the
session, and on the first ballot of the
day, as a direct result of the caucus of
fusionists w hich made him its nominee
last night, and one of the most inter
esting and stubbornly contested of the
senatorial battles of this state is
brought to an end.
The election was of an exceedingly
formal nature, although those who re
fused to abide by the caucus nomina
tion continued their opposition to the
last moment, in the hope of causing de
lay and of the possibility of the defeat
, of the choice of the majority.
Turner reeived 68 of the 87 votes of
fusionists, or 11 more than a majority
of the entire legislature. Nineteen
fusionists refused to vote for him, all
of whom were Populists, except W il
liams, silver Republican.
Fourteen
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THE GREAT
G O I iD “ S I I i V E P
T h e 0 . R . & N .
Shortest Line to Spokane
ALL RAIL ROUTE to...
N sw a tso , U b io o s .
lion. George Turner .
voted for O. II. Westcott, ex-mayor of
Blaine.
W illiam s voted for Squire,
and Reinhart for A. R. Kreitz. The
25 Republican votes were cast as usual
for Arthur A. Denny, of Seattle, the
result being:
Turner....................„fiS I Squire.................. »....1
b e n n y ........................... 2ft
K reitz............................. 1
Weotoott .................14 j Absent...................... 3
Judge Turner received the votes of
all the Democrats and all of the silver
Republicans, except one, and 40 of the
68 Populist*, as follow s: Populist*.
40; Democrats, 10;
silver Repub
licans, 12.
P R IZ E F IG H T
B IL L
S IG N E D .
G o v e rn o r o f N e v a d a W o u ld N ot O p p o se
W l.lie . o f the P e o p le .
Carson, Nev., Feb. 1.— Assembly bill
8, intended to permit Corbett and Fitz
simmons to fight in this state, is now
a law, the governor having signed it.
When asekd if he ever had any thought
of vetoing it, ho replied:
” 1 waited to see what the majority of
tho people seemed to want, intending
to lie entirely guided by their wishes.
This (Hilicy I have pursued to the end,
and because the people wore in favor of
the bill, I signed it. Of the merits in
the argument made against the glove
contest in the bill, I have nothing to
say.
A majority of our citizens
seemed to wish it, and I have signed it.
That fft all there is to it .”
Wheelock is in San Francisco now,
hut before his departure, ho refused to
say anything concerning the location
of the fight if it came to this state at
all. That it will come to Nevada seems
almost a sure thing, but Carson and
Reno both claim to bo the favored
sjiots in which it w ill actually occur.
I n s u l t e d b y H panlarris.
New Haven, Conn., Feb. 1.— The
three-masted
schooner Jennie
A.
Stubbs, Captain Door, from Lemolne,
Me., which put in here last night, after
an unusually rough voyage from Rum
key, West Indies, re]*>rts maltreatment
at the handsof Spanish officers at Porto
Rico. The Stubbs left Philadelphia In
December for Porto Rico, w ith a cargo
of coal, and Captain Door curried a
bundle of American newspapers for his
consignee.
A t Porto Rico she was
boarded by Spanish ofli cr*. who re
lieved Captain Door of his newspafierg,
and subjected the officers and crew to
the closest scrutiny. They were dogged
throughout their stay on the island,
and at every turn were watched and an-
uoyed by Spanish officers.
T h a W ar P o r tfo lio .
Conton, O ., Feb. 1.— " I have been
tendered and have accepted the war
portfolio.” Thu* spoke General Rus
sell A. Alger, of Michigan, to a press
reporter today. The general had just
emerged from the south parlor, which
is the conference room while Mrs. Mc
Kinley is out of the city. He and Ma
jor McKinley had just completed the
interview in which the formal tender
and acceptance were passed. Without
saying anything more the general re
entered the parlor, where he remained
until traintime. A t 4:16 he returned
to Cleveland to renew his conference
with the national chairman, and will
go thence to his home in Detroit.
I v o r y S e l l , fo r H o m e .
Queenstown, Feb. 1.— Edward J.
Ivory, of New York, who was acquitted
in London of the charge of conspiracy
to cause dynamite explosions; John F.
McIntyre, Ivory’ s counsel, and the
three American witnesses in the case,
Patrick Wynne, Patrick Rourke, and
Thomas Smythe, sailed for New York
today on the Majestic.
Fully one-third o f the land in Great
Britain is owned by members of ths
house of lords.
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