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JIR IEN PS' CHURCH - SERVICES KVKRY
' Su n d ay a t 11 a, m. a n d « p. m. a n d Thurs-
ay a t 2 p. m. S abbath school every Sun d ay a t
9:45 a. m . M onthly m eetin g a t 8 p.’ m. th e first
T uesday In each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m eetin g
th a second S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in F e b ru a ry ,
May, A u g u st a n d N ovem ber. W om an's For
eig n M issionary Society m eets th ir d S a tu rd a y
in each m o n th a t 3 p. m .
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CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11
a. m . a n d 7:30 p. m. S u n d ay school Sun-
S ys APTIST
a t 10 a. m. P ray e r m e e tin g W ednesday
e v en in g a t 7:30 o ’clock.
P
RESBYTERIAN C H URCH .—SERVICES EV-
ery tw o w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th
a n d 21st, M arch 7th a n d ¿1st, a n d A pril 4th a n d
18th.
J . E. DAY, Pastor.
ree
m e t h o d i s t .— p r a y e r
m e e t in g
every T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p. m. S abbath
school ev ery Sunday a t 10 a. m.
F
V O L. X .
NEWS OF THE WEEK
F ro m
all P a r ts o f th e N ew
a n d Old W o rld .
BRIEF AND INTERESTING ITEMS
C om prehensive R ev iew o f th e Im p o rt
a n t H a p p e n i n g * o f t h e C ur
rent W e ek .
N E W B E R G , Y A M H IL L
SHOT
AT
KING
C O U N TY , O R EG O N , F R I D A Y ,
LEAGUE ISLAND YARD
G EOR GE .
D e s p e r a t e A t t e m p t o f A Y m ilt l-lte -A s a .s
s ln a. W h o E s c a p e d .
M
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A CLASH
C o s t » Hi«*» a m t
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18i>8.
15.
INEVITABLE.
N icarag u a
F o u r W a rs h ip s N early R e a d y
for A c tiv e S ervice.
TIIE WORK OE ENLISTING MEN
C rest A ctivity at W atervliet A r se n a l—
M o n ito r T e r r o r In N e w Y o r k
H a r b o r —W a r R um or*.
New York, Feb. 28.— A dispatch to
the Herald from Panama says: Ad
vices received today from Costa Rica
state th at at a banquet given on Sun
day night. President Iglesias said the
situation between Costa Rica and Nic
aragua is such th at war is inevitable.
F u rth e r advices from Costa Rica say
th a t on February 20 there was a large
popular demonstration in which more
than 5,000 persons showed their ap
proval of the attitude of the govern
ment toward Nicaragua, ami more
troops were sent on February 20 to the
frontier.
Hostilities with Nicaragua
are expected at any moment. Many
prom inent members of tiie American
colony have offered to aid the govern
m ent with men and money.
One of
them, Jam es Bennett, offered to give
$60,000. The French colony has also
promised to take up arms in defense of
Costa Rioa in the event of war.
Since the unsuccessiul revolution,
broke out in Nicaragua on February 5,
which President Zelaya charges the
Costa Rican government w ith aiding,
there lias been little communication
with the Costa Rican capital.
Mes
sages sent from here are in plain lan
guage at sender's risk and subject to
censorship.
A special commissioner arrived at
Colon a few days ago with a dispatch
from Washington.
Replies were sent
to Port Linion by the steamship New
port. It is stated th a t tiie same com
missioner had a private conference
with the government authorities here.
His oiijeot is to enlist Colombia on
Costa Rica’s side should the Greater
Republic of Central America ot the
triple alliance deularc war against her.
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O.R.&N.
ROUTES
OREGON
IR E I!
NORTHERN M . SHORT LINE,
Hon. Sanford B. Dole, president of
A l f r e d TennyRon'R B r o t h e r .
th e republic of Hawaii, waa tendered a
London, March 1.— Frederick Ten
public reception at San Francisco at the nyson, eldest brother of the late poet
SAN FRANCISCO.
chamber of commerce, and met with a laureate, died yesterday.
S t e a m t n Monthly from Portland to cordial and flattering recognition on the
•
Yokohaaoa and Hong Konp,
D j, via
vi» the part of the crowds of people.
T h e N n n e x FIlibiiRte rR .
Northern Pacific Steamship Ce., in
Secretary Gage points with a goo-1
Tampa, Fla., March 1.—General
section with the O. R. A
deal of interest to the fact that the one- Emile Nunes, Dr Nunes. J. Eeartaya,
Fee ta ll la ln rm n tlo n c a ll on O. E A N. a f t a t ,
tome receipts for this fiscal year at last Joh n O ’Brien and five members of the
OLIVER A OOLCORP, Nawacao, O e ., have overtaken the receipt* for the last Caban espedition, arrived here
same period of the prior fiscal year. this afternoon from Key West. Mr.
or addreaa
The total receipts for this fiscal year Eeartaya reports matters on the island
W . H. HURLBURT.
have reached $88,089.598.
as satisfactory to the Caban cause.
•so
F a n . A r t O. E A N. Co.. For Ü a n A, Or
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T h e T er ror In N e w Y o r k H a r b o r .
W o u n d A r o u n d t h o N ha ft.
New York, March 1.— The monitor
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 38.—Clarence
Terror passed in at quarantine at 13:60
this morning and anchored off Tomp- Dupuis, aged 33, was fatally h u rt by
being wound around the shaft at the
kinsville at 1:05.
woolen mill late last nig ht. Dupuis
W y o m i n g M i l i t i a Order*.
was employed in the pioker-room, end
Denver, March 1.—A special to the went below to remove a belt without
News from Laramie, Wyo., says: J. waiting for the machinery to stop. A
Fred Hesse, jr . , captain of company A, set pin in the shaft osiight his blouse,
W. N. G., has received orders from whirled him over and over, breaking
| Colonel Frank A. Foote, of Evanston, many lames and hurting him in ternal
i to get his company and equipment in ly, so that he died several hours after
I readiness for service on short notice. ward.
ARrartMaf BUI* OoUautat Mouthlr*
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A p p aren tly
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NO.
P R E S I D E N T ’S
VIEWS
W ar W ith Spain N ot In e vitab le , b u t th e
S i t u a t i o n la Gr av e.
U p o n flit* \ e r g e o f W a r
Athens, March 1.—An unsuccessful
attem pt was made today to assassinate
King George. The king was returning
from Phaleron, at 5 o’clock in the
evening in a landau, accompanied by
th e Ptincess Maria, when two men,
who were hidden in a ditch alongside
th e road, opened lire with gnns upon
tlie occupants of the carriage. The
first shot missed, but the second wound
ed a footman in the arm . The coach
man whipped up his horses and the
royal party dashed away at a gallop.
The miscreants fired seven more shots
after them, none of which took effect,
and the king and the princess returned
to the palace unhurt.
The king states that one of the assas
sins was dressed in gray clothing, and
his majesty declares he could easily
identify him. When the second shot
whizzed past the carriage, the king
rose and stood in front of his daughter,
in order to shield her. One of the
horses was slightly wounded. One of
th e assailants knelt in the middle of
the road and aimed straight at the
king, who noticed th a t the man's hand
was shaking. The shot missed, and the
king had a clear view of this man, who
his majesty rays was barely 30 years
old. He continued to fire after the
carriage until it was out of range. His
companion did not leave the ditch.
A
\
M ARCH
Due to W a rlik e P re p a ra tio n s
T h ro u g h o u t th e L and.
STRENGTH
OE
NAVAL
MILITIA
M ov em en t o f U nited States W a r s h ip s —
A Urged
I n terv iew s W ith
P r e s i d e n t M c K in le y *
The steamer E ll e r plying between
Philadelphia, March 1. — League
Washington, Feb. 26. — While there
Portland and Alaska ports, reports an
island navy-yard literally Nwarmed
is nothing to indicate th a t war with
The sea
with visitors today, in consequence of
Spain is inevitable, a feeeling of sus
officers of
the leport from Washington th a t the
pense pervades all sections of the coun
I the Elder have ever encountered, and,
cruisers Columbia and Minneapolis,
try. The government, w ithout a doubt,
H u u ,U i f l M « k E T T . Castor.
! owing to her being without ballast, all
the double-turreted monitor Miantono-
is preparing for a possible emergency.
ALVATION ARMY—MEETINGS IN TH E control of the vessel was lost, amt it
moh, and the ram Katahdin, had been
! Unusual activity is reported at navy
Free M eth o d ist c h u rc h ev ery Tuesday n ig h t. was only owing to the vigilance of the
ordered to go into commission, with
yards, barracks, and recruiting stations,
officers th a t she was saved from going
dispatch. Botki cruisers have skeleton
and where war material is being m a n u
i
with
a
crash
on
one
of
the
thousands
of
SOCIETY NOTICES.
crews aboard, while the monitor has
factured, orders have been received to
small islands in this district. She was
been lying at her dock for several years,
push the work with all speed. As a
OF T B S WORLD.—NSWBSRGCAMP, NO. forced to remain at sea for 86 hours.
and the Katahdin since last winter.
result of the tension, stocks and bonds
W • 113, m eets every M onday ev en in g .
The gale, w hile it lasted, was terrific,
None of the naval officials at the yard
oil the New York exchange dropped
\ \ T C. T. U .-B U SIN ESS MEETING TH E SEC- and attained a velocity of at least 100
would say anything relating to the fu
from 1 to 12 points, and the New York
f f • o n d a n d fo u rth W ednesday in each miles an hoar.
The vessel’s propeller
ture movement of the vessels, hut from
and Chicago wheat markets were affect
m o n th .
blades were broken and she was com
workmen it was learned the commis
ed synipatheticallly.In the London stock
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY pelled to lay over at N anaim o for
sion orders had been issued.
This
market, American shares sold at de
• ev en in g s in B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
repairs.
was borne out by the fact th a t all day
clines. The senate fortunately did not
AND L. OF S.—NEW BERG COUNCIL, NO.
At P hiladelphia the birthday a n n i
a large force of men in th e construction
add to the excitement yesterday, tiie
• 168, m eets every F rid ay ev en in g in Ma versary of George Washington was com
and repair departments were actively
sonic h a ll.
jingoes doubtless being absent. In the
memorated with appropriate exercises
at work on the Miantouomoh and the
house, an increase in the appropriation
F. AND a . M.—MEETS EVERY SATUR- at the Academy of Music.
The feature
Katahdin. Visitors were kept off these
for caring ,’*v the Springfield, Mass,,
• day n ig h t in C* V. B ank b u ild in g .
of the day was an address to tiie stu-
boats, and only those having friends
BLOWN ON THE FLATS.
arsenal, was accepted w ithout protest.
O. U. W. — MEETS EVERY TUESDAY dentsof the university of Pennsylvania,
among the officers and crew of the
, e v en in g a t 7:30 p. m . in I. O. O. F. H all.
T h e N a v e l M ilitia.
delivered by President McKinley. The T h e O r e g o n S t r u c k b y n T er r if ic (¿ ale In cruisers were allowed on board.
J u n e a u Harbor.
Washington, Feb. 26.—The navy
president paid an eloquent tribute to
The repairs to the monitor are all of
departm ent today gave out figures show
the memory of the F a th e r of Our
Seattle, March 1.—The steamer To- a minor nature, and will he completed
EAST A.MD SOUTH
ing the strength of the naval militia up
Country, and from his life and deeds peka arrived here tonight from Juneau. in a day or two. Over 20 men have
to date.
This shows a total force of
drew a lesson as to the duties of the The officers of the Topeka report that already been detailed for her, and it is
4,445 officers and enlisted men, which
American people of today.
At C hi in a terrific wind storm at Juneau last said her full complement of 150 will be
is a gratifying increase from the 3,703
cago, ex-President Harrrison delivered Sunday the steamship Oregon was made up as rapidly as possible.
an address before the Union League blown ashore on Juneau flats. She
PEACE. shown by the former report.
A large force w as busy on the Katah- A U T O N O M I S T S WANT
Aside from this, new brigades are
Club, choosing as his subject, “ The was lying in Jun eau harbor at anchor din, removing tier ventilating ap par
Duties of W e a lth .” A t numerous other when th e gale struck her, and, after atus and fitting her with steam pipes. C u b n L i b r e ’s H o u r o f T r i u m p h N e a r in processol formation, which promises
a t llam l.
to swell the total to niuoh larger figures
cities the occasion was appropriately straining at her anchors for some time, This work will only take a few days.
The organization of
New York, Feb. 28.— A dispatch to at an early date.
observed, with street parades and liter 1 she began to drag, anil then at tremen-
The navy department intends to get
ary exercises.
| dous speed she was hurled on the flats, the vessels ready for sailing at a mo the T ribune from Havana says: In this auxiliary arm of the nuval service
The senate has passed a bill to add j Several horses were thrown heavily m e n t’s notice.
Late this afternoon tiie uncertainty of the relations with is under the im mediate direction of
two artillery regiments to the strength against the side of the vessel as she steam was gotten up on board of the the United States, the importance of L ieutenant Gibbons, U. S. N., whose
of th e army. This measure has been struck, ami some were killed. All
monitor for the purpose of testing her the recent action of the autonomist energy bus accomplished much is se
urged for many months by officials of day she lay in ‘h a t position, the pas- boilers. In one of the lofts, nearly 100 party is overlooked. Its central com curing state organization and in the
the war department, who foresaw th at 1 sengers suffering terribly, as during the men were at work on sm all spars and mittee has formally approved the plan harmonizing of the bodies into one com
T ra in s leave an d a:*e d u e to arrive at Portland: !
which is a confession of tiie failure of pact force, capable in emergency of co
while congress of late years had taken ' gale a dense snow storm raged. The boat fittings.
measures for the protection of our thermom eter registered 8 degrees below
Everything is shipshape on the Min the piesent scheme of autonomy and an operating with the regular navy.
In his last report, Assistant Secretary
coasts by additional appropriations for zero, and the fierce wind was piercing neapolis and Columbia, and beyond offer to the insurgents to concede every
O verland E xpress.—’
extensive work rn d great guns, it had cold. When the gale abated, at high filling up their complement of officers th ing except the withdrawal of the Roosevelt said th a t the state naval m i l
Salem, A lbany, E ug
itia, In the event of a sudden emer
ene, Ruseb’g, G ran ts
not provided the men necessary to tide, the vessel was floated. F o rtu n and men, and taking coal mid provi Spanish flag.
l'ass, M ediord, Ash*
Its significance is in the fact th a t gency, could be utilized a t once for
Should ately, the flats are soft, and the Oregon sions, nothing remains to be done.
•6:00 p .m . la n d ,
S acram en to , • 9:30 a.m . operate these engines of war.
Ogden, San F r c . c n .
the house pass the bill, it will enable suffered no injury.
This will ooiisume about five days nt Senor Govfh, of the autonomist cabinet, manning the sm aller cruisers. It could
Co. Mojave, Los A n
the
department
to
carry
out
plana
it
has
the must, and then both vessels will was a leading spirit in the meeting, be depended upon mainly, lie said, us a
geles, El Faso, New
and offered the resolutions for treating second line of defense, and also lie used
O rleans, a n d E ast....
LA CHAMPAGNE SAFE.
long had in view. Criticisms lately
be ready for active service.
•8:30 a .m . K oseburg * w ay sta tio n s • 4:30 p. m.
passed upon the state of the army and
The work of enlisting men will con with the insurgents, which contain a in placing mines and the establishment
V ia W oodburn, fo r i
Daily
our fortifications have caused increased A n c h o r e d Off t h e N e w f o u n d l a n d Hi
Mt. Angel, S llv erto n , | D aily
tinue until orders to stop have been re- series of propositions outlined by Bihru of signal stations fur coast defense.
W ith S h a ft Broken.
ex cep t
ex cep t
Tiie appropriation of $50,000 th at is
activity in military matters, and to
cevied from Washington.
Captain two weeks ago when the radical uutoii-
Sunday.
Sunday.
some extent this is responsible for re-
New York, March 1.—The Holland- Casey, the commandant, said he did omist party was formed. These cover to aid tiie work of the naval militia will
|7:3U a. m.
lis tSi w ay sta tio n s f 5:50 p in. ports arriving from various quarters of American line steamer Rotterdam, from
be distributed among tbe states in a
not know for what vessel the men now everything but independence.
West Scio, Browns* '/
v ille, N atro n a n d 1 I I
The transignetes are still hostile to few days.
Rotterdam, arrived at quarantine to being enlieted are wanted. The roster
movements
at
army
posts.
S pringfield..................J
E x p ress tra in
d aily (e x c ep t S unday.)
Among them the
o rv allis
The Bethlehem Company’s steel night, w ith Third Officer George Una- was simply being filled up, and he did the government.
F O U N D BY DIVERS.
4:50 p. m . Lv..........P o r tla n d ...........Arl 8:25 a. m.
employment to 1,000 worth and nine seamen of the overdue not know how many men were wanted, Maine inquiry is adding to the sm other
7::K) p. m. A r...... M cM in v ille ........Lv. 5:50 a. m . j mill, giving
T heauthor- K v l i l e n c e T h a t t h e F i r s t E x p l o s i o n W aa
8:30 p. in.;A r..... In d e p e n d en c e .....Lv.| 4:50 a. m. hands, has resumed work, after an idle French liner La Champagne, who were nr where the recruits would lie as ed anti-A merican fueling.
B e n e a th th e Ship.
ities profess ability to hold it in check.
picked up from a lifeboat Thursday, signed.
All above tra in s a rriv e an d d e p a rt from G ran d j ness of some months.
C en tral s ta tio n , F ifth a n d Irv in g streets.
Washington, Feb. 26.—The Evening
A t W a t e r v l i e t A r s e n a l.
The Carpenter Steel Company, of February 34, in latitude 43.10 north,
NINE LIVES L O S T.
Ktar lias received the following cable
Albany, N. Y., Maroli 1.—The great
Reading, Pa., is working a double turn longitude 57 west. The men, when
taken
aboard
the
Kotterdam,
were
in
a
est activitv since the Rebellion is w it A T i n t i i i i e n t H o u r « i n C l i a r l e r t t o n , H. C ., gram from Charles Pepper, its staff cor
on orders from the navy department for
D in in g Cart on O gden R oot«.
helpless condition, having been in the nessed at the Watervliet arsenal. The
respondent in Cuba:
It it r i m W i t h F a t a l I l e a ti lts *
steel projectiles.
sh ip ’s lifeboat for six days and nights.
A t this writing divers are developing
—
Cliarleston, 8. C., Feb. 28.— Nine
W. J. Scanlan, the once famous The men were all more or less frost entire force is working night and day.
portant
D irect c o n n ec tio n a t San F ran cisco w ith Oc- I Irish actor, died of paresis in a New
Friday night was received an order for lives were lost in a fearful fire which im
.
. . . results. From
, tbe , examina-
c id e n ta l a n d O rien tal a n d Pacific M ail steam - !
bitten.
the shipment of two carloads of 12-inch raged for a short time here this morn- i tlon 0* th? , inner " ™ ’kage they have
sh ip lin e s for J a p a n a n d C h in a. S ailin g date*
ork insane asylum, where he had
Unsworth stated that La Champagne projectiles to F o rt Hamilton, with the ing. At 2:10 A. M „ a policeman on I " c u r e d evidence which seems conciu-
on ap p lic atio n .
■en confined for five years.
R ates an d tic k e ts to E a ste rn p o in ts a n d Eu- ,
broke her tail-end shaft Thursday, Feb greatest (Kissible haste. Yesterday they
lutv noticed big sparks flying from the ! live th at tbe explosion came from u n
rope. Also Ja p a n , C h in a, H o n o lu lu an d Au
L uther C. Billings, pay director in ruary 17, at 5 P. M., in latitude 45.37,
s tra lia , can be o b ta in e d from
were dispatched.
Orders have also tenem ent house at 160 Church street. derneath the ship. Borne of the smaller
the
United
States
navy,
has
been
found
J . B. KIRKLAND, T ick et A gent.
longitude 51.53. The steamer being been recevied for the shipment of all The officer found thut a blaze waa is magazines may have exploded.
The
134 T h ird s tre e t, P o rtla n d , Or.
! guilty of falsehood and scandalous con
helpless. Captain Perrott anchored. projectiles now on hand to the several
mu h i , 10-inoli magazine did not explode.
suing
from
one
of
the
windows
on
the
duct by a court maitial at Washington, The steamer was on the edge of tha
The condition of tbe interior of the ship
and sentenced to dismissal fiuui the Newfoundland hanks, am) there being a forts about New York, and to forward first floor. Tiie doors were broken o|>en a l u m s (urt lie - probability of the wreck
Y A M H IL L D IV ISIO N .
all
complete
guns
as
speedily
as
possi
and
the
family
on
th
at
floor
rushed
out
service.
possibility of the steamer not being ble to the proving grounds at Bandy without Injury. Somebody yelled th at liuving been due to c t s i d e forces. The
P assenger d ep o t foot of Jefferson street.
The Great Commonwealth Develop picked up in her position, Captain Per Hook. Buell an order has not been a family of women were sleeping on further tbe investigation progresses,
ment and Mining Company has applied rott decided to send a lifeboat in search received at Watervliet since the close tho th ird floor. The |>olice rushed up tbe more untenable becomes tbe theory
A lrlie m a il (tri-w eekly).____________________
to the Dominion parliament for a rail af assistance.
of the war. It is thought th a t the last stairs and when they reaclul the top which the Spanish government adduced
La Champagne carried 304 passen six loads of projectiles will he shipped floor tho lifesaving work was stopgaal to show accidental cause. I t is evident
9:40 a. m .lL v ..........P o rtla n d ........... Ar! 3:05 p. m .
road charter from Edmonton to the
12:50 p. m. Lv..........N ew berg........... Lv,12:15 p. m.
6:10 p. m .|A r.........A irlie ................... Lvj
7:30 a. m. Alaska line by way of Peace, Laird and ger», and was nearly two weeks overdue. during the present week.
by the flames, which seemed to lie over the Spanish case will be based on the
Pelly rivers.
the
entire floor. Bcreanis from dying claim th a t th8 fire preceded the explo
Sh e rid a n p assenge r (d a ily e x c e p t 8 u n d ay)
A K e y W e a l R um or .
BURNED AT SEA.
4:30 d . m .lL v ........ P o r tla n d ............. Art 9:30 a. m.
women
were heard, and Officer Bagloy sion.
The board of directors of the Eastern
Key West, March 1.—The latest
6:05 p. m. I.v........ N ew berg.............. Lv 7:55 a. m.
Captain Sampson and bis colleagues
Oregon
&
Washington
Fir
em
en's
Asso
rushed
in
and pulled out three olmrred
7:40 p. m.| A r........ S h e rid a n ............ Lvj 6:20 a. m.
story as to the way the Maine was
ciation have met in Walla Walla and T e r r i b l e E x p e r i e n c e o f C r ew a n d I’as- blown up is contained in a letter for bodies. The quick work of the fire of the naval board say th at ontside
" • D a ily ! fD aily e x ce p t Sunday.
RengerR o f S t e a m e r L e g i* la to r .
selected La Grande as the place for
departm ent checkod the flames, but not ( evidence is offered regarding the tor
C. B. FRISSELL, A gent, N ewberg.
Boston, March 1. — The British warded by a secret Cuban clnbs, in until nine lives hud been lust. The pedo float producing the explosion.
holding the next annual meeting and
R. KOEHLER, M anager.
Havana, to J. M. Gorin, a Cuban in
tournament of the associations,June 14, steamer Legislator, Captain Tennant, surgent agent here. Govin received it dead are: Mrs. Rebecca Knickmeyer, Said one diver, who had been engaged
C. II. MARKHAM,
bound from Liverpool for Colon, wag
Gen. F. A P. A gent, P o rtla n d , Or.
15 and 16.
Albert O ’Neil, Caswell O ’Neil, Joseph- [ in the work of getting bodies out from
burned at sea February 16, in latitude in tiie ordinary oourse of mail. It was [ ine Knickmeyer, 7 years old; Katie under the hatch:
A sweeping reduction of ovei $8,000,- 31:33 north, longitnde 44:10 west. written in English, hut was signed
“ God may he mercifnl to the men
19 years old; Leona
000 from the amount carried by the The fire broke out February 13, and “ M aqninista,” (Machinist). A fter a Knickmeyer,
who
blew those poof fellows into eter
current law is made in the sundry burned fiercely for three days, during long preamble, saying th at the w riter Knickmeyer, 9 years old, Francis nity, the United States should n o t.”
civil appropriation bill, reported to which time Firem an Thomas Roberta knew the Maine’s fate was due to a Knickmeyer, 6 years old, Lillie Knick-
This was before Long's order pro
th e house Tuesday, the aggregate ap was burned to death, Second Officer Spanish plot, the letter goes on to say ! meyer, 3 years old; a baby of Mrs. hibiting officers from talking had been
Knickmeyer,
1
month
old.
propriation carried being $14,740,803. Jam es Bateman and Seaman William that in an old warehouse at Santa C a t
issued. This diver evidently thought
The total is $13,334,541 less than the Angell were drowned by the capsizing alin a, 300 yards from where the Maine
the explosion was not an accident. He
BRANDING
SEALS.
•egular and supplemental official esti
was moored, some diving apparatus
TO T H E
bad an ex pert’s capacity and oppor
of a boat, Third Officer Martin and
mates made for the fiscal year 1809, Steward John Gaffney went adrift in a had lieen hidden, and from th is base
T h « I'rocflM D e s c r i b e d In t h e E l e c t r i c a l tu n ity for judging.
and $8,861,880 less than the appropria boat, and Chief Cook Fred E. Lee, two divers had worked by night and
The Havana public is not permitted
R ev iew *
tions made for the current fiscal year. crazed by fearful burns, jumped over filled the torpedo holes of the Maine
New York, Feb. 38.— The Electrical to know the intensity of public senti
with
dynamite
cartridges
connected
Only
OIVES THE OHOIOE OF
A Port Townsend, Wash., d i— *-*- board. The rest of the crew of 30
Review will publish today the first ment in the United States.
says: As a consequence of the unfa men. with two passengers. Dr. Morti with a battery to the land, by which authentic account of branding fur seals meager details are permitted to be
T W O T R A N S C O N T IN E N T A L vorable criticism th at has followed tlio mer and wife, of London, were rescued the cartridges were exploded. Ac
by electricity to prevent the destruo- I known of what happens in Washington.
sinking of the steamer Clara Nevada by th e fru it steamer Flowergate and cording to the letters, the divers were tion of the female seals. The article is \ Congress is watched with excursive
and the trouble th at attended the de brought to this |>ort, arriving here to to have been paid a large sum, which w ritten by Elmer E. Farm er, of Stan- i anxiety by palace officials, but the
populuce know nothing of what is
parture of th e North Pacific for the day. Four of the crew, Chief Engineer has not been forthcoming.
Cubans in Key West say that the in ford university, who accompanied the liable to happen. Evidence of ill-feel
north, carrying goldseekers, Colonel Traugher, Second Engineer John Hol
United States fur seal commission to
vestigation
in
Havana
has
tended
to
Huestis, collector of customs, has de den, Fourth Engineer Robert Milne and
the Pribyloff islands last August, ing toward the American |>eople and
anxiety over the Maine disaster does
termined to compel vessels hound for Charles Ibbittson, were so severely in confirm tiie statements of the letter, when the experim ent was tried.
not lessen.
Alaska to carry only the number of jured th a t they were taken to the m a which will go before the court of in
The
electrical
apparatus
consists
of
The Maine inquiry dwarfs interest
passengers allowed by the federal | er- rine hospital upon arriving at this port. quiry. An officer of the Maine, whose a small dynamo opcratnd|hy a gasoline
attention was called to the story today,
in Cuban politics, hnt recent develop
mit.
Holden is not expected to live.
engine
and
a
branding
cautery
sim
i
asserted positively to the correspond
ments carry an official oonfession of
The new wharf at Tampico, con
ent that the tor|iedo-holea of the Maine lar to th a t used by physicians, Tbe the failure of autonomy.
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structed by the Central railroad, under
had not been opened during her stay young female seals were marked by
drawing the hot platinum cautery
Chicago, March 1. — An omnibus in the harbor.
government supervision, was totally
SPOKANE,
SALT LAKE.
W * r P r e p a r a t i o n * In r n n n a jr lv n n la .
destroyed by fire Sunday. The cause containing nine persons, eight of whom
The naval board of inquiry arrived across tbe back, which resulted in de
Philadelphia, Feb. 36.— Major-Gen
MINNEAPOLIS, DENVEH,
of the fire is unknown. The construc were young men and women, who wer» today, and will begin its sessions to stroying tiie fur so th at even if the seal
were afterw ard killed the commercial eral Snowden, commander of the na
tion of the wharf was commenced in on their way to attend a party in the morrow.
______
tional guard of Pennsylvania, lias issued
OMAHA
ST. PAUL
value of the tur would tie destroyed.
Ju ly, 1893, ami it was to he one of the hotel at Blue Island, was struck by a
Order* for t h « A l l i a n r « .
It is probable th at the experimenta general orders to every officer in the
finest
on
the
Spanish-Anierican
coast.
Grand
Trunk
passenger
train
at
the
AND
AMD
Portsmouth, S. H ., March 1.—The will be carried further hv means of im state to recruit his command up to the
Its length was 3,575 feet, and all is Western avenue crossing south of Blue
full quota required by law. The or-
KANSAS CITY. burned. The enstom-house under con Island, at 9 o’clock tonight, and six of first positive orders received at Ports proved electrical apparatus.
CHICAGO.
dera were issued five days ago with in
struction and nearly completed, was th e pleasure-seekers were killed almost mouth navy-yard since the blowing op
A writer in the Fortnightly Review struction* th a t they lie kept a profonnd
damaged to the extent of alwiot $800,- instantly. None esca|*d serious in of the Maine were received today,
L O W E ST R A T E * TO A LL
E A ST E R N CITIES.
000. The total loss on wharf, custom jury. The train was running at a high when orders came to send the warship th inks th a t 65,000 farmers, each with secret. The officers were instructed
house and merchandise is neatly $3.- rate of speed, and approached the cros Alliance to sea on April 1. She will a 100-acre farm in Canada, could sup to have their men ready to march fully
• nned and equip|>ed at 34 hour*' notice.
i be put in first-class repair by th a t time. ply all the wheat England needs.
sing after rounding a sharp curve.
9ce*n glean er* Leave Fortland Every I Dny» 000,000; fullly insured.
.— s e r v i c e s s e c o n d , t h i r d
• an d fo u rth S undays of each m o n th a t 11 exceedinly rough trip down.
a. m. a n d 7:30 p. m. Su n d ay school ev ery Sun-
was the worst the crew and
dav 10 a .m . At M. E. c h u rc h , F afay ette, first
A ®
i i
O aa O a lo m u ................................ .T w e n ij Dollar*
H a lf C o lu m n
.............................. T e a D ollar*
Professional Card* ....... ................... On* Dollar
B a a A la a N o t i c e s w i l l to* la a e r t a d a l
Ik a ra ta o f T e a e a a tt a*r L I » .
Atdrsa*. O u i - uic . Nswoori. Orato*.
_______ OHUBCH NOTICE8._______
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Chicago, Feb. 26.—The Tribune this
morning prints the following special
from Washington:
To a senator who called upon him
yesterday in order to ask some serious
questions as to the policy of the admin
istration, President McKinley, with the
utmost frankness, uttered the following
words:
“ I d o not propose to do anything at
all to aocelerate war with Spain.
Up
to the present I do not th ink war is
either necessary or inevitable. I would
be lax in my duty, however, if I did
not prepare for the future. The situa
tion is grave, and the iiolicy of the ad
ministration will be determined almost
entirely by the course of events from
tim e to time. There is no neoeMit? ot
alarm ing the people, but congress must
be ready to assist tiie administration
w ith o ut making too many inqniries as
to the course of current events.”
There is no doubt ot the fact th at the
government of the United States is
actually preparing for war with Spain.
It is not inevitable that war will follow,
but the activity is too unmistakable to
be coneenled. The president and his
cabinet unite in the belief still, in spite
of all evidence to the contrary, th at the
explosion of the Maine was an unfortu
nate accident, but they recognize the
fact th a t the contrary may prove true
at almost any hour, and that if it is
shown even inferentially that Spain
had a hand in the catastrophe there
will be but one th ing to do, and that
will he to seize the island of Cuba by
force of arms.
A t no time since ths
war of the rebellion lias the military
hrunoh of the government been so active
ub it is today.
It is a significant fact th at within the
last two days there has been a remark
able change ot opinion in the navy de
partment in tegard to the explosion on
the Maine. When the first news arrived
here last week experts at the depart
ment were nearly divided us between
accident and design, but today after
studying the lute reports, and especially
photographs sent from Havana, nine
nut of ten of tbe officers of the depart
m ent express the belief th at the Maine
was anchored over a submarine mine.
The only difference of opinion seems
to be as to w h eth er the mine was ex
ploded by Spanish officers acting undei
orders, or by some enthusiast. The
latter opinion is generally held, but it
is said th at this does not lessen in any
degree the resiionsibility of Spain fol
the horrible catastrophe.
II the Spanish officers allowed the
warship to be moored to a buoy which
was attached to a submarine mine,
they thereby became responsible fol
the result, whether the mine was ex
ploded by official orders or not. The
placing of the Maine in an excised
place in the harbor if it was done at all,
was done by Spanish officers, and if
the mine was exploded by anybody at
all, they were directly responsible, and
will be so held by President McKin
ley’s administration.
RELI EF FOR MAINE VICTIMS.
H i l l fo r T h a t P u r p o n e I n t r o d u c e d
t h e lim in e.
lu t e
Washington, Fob. 26. — Representa
tive Boutelle, of Maine, chairman of
the house committee on naval affairs,
introduced a bill this afternoon provid
ing for the relief of the victims of th*
battle-ship Maine. It follows generally
the lines of the Samoan disaster relief
bill of 1890, and is the result of sev
eral days’ conference in committee,
and embodies the views of tbe admin
istration. Boutelle bad a conference
with President McKinley today, at
which ho went over with him the pro
posed legislation, and later submitted
tiie measure at an informal meeting of
some of the committee. It will be re
ferred back to tbe committee immedi
ately, and its passage expedited. Th<
bill provides for the payment of 13
months' pay to the widows or child
ren, or, if thore be no such, to ths
parents, or if neither of these, to ths
brothers and sisters of each of thess
killed in the Maine disaster. In addi
tion, the legal heirs of each ot the vic
tim s shall receive any arrears of pay
due at the time of death. It is pro
vided also th a t any allotments previ
ously made by any of the deceased tc
sny relatives of the men mentioned
shall be continued for three months,
the amounts so paid to be deducted
from the 13 m o n th s’ pay otherwise al
lowed.
T H A T S U B T E R R A N E A N PASSAGE.
Spaniard* C onf*H
T h e r a I* a Min*
t'm ler t h e H a rbo r Entrance.
Havana, Feb. 26.— In conneotioc
with the claim made by the Ctihani
th a t there are mine galleries under the
harbor of Havana, leading from sub
terranean passages and known to hav<
existed for years, between Fort Caban
as, Morro castle, and this port, th<
Spaniards explain th a t for over a cen
tury, a subterranean passage about two
miles long and eight feet wide at iti
narrowest diameter, capable of giving
passage to a column of troops, has ex
isted from the navy-yard toCastillo del
Principe. But, the Spaniards furthei
assert, the existence of this passage wai
not known to the present authorities,
or to those who have been in power for
many years past. The entrance and
exit, it is added, have been closed foi
years past, by thick walls now covered
witn debris, and their exact location il
said to be lost. At the same time, it il
admitted th at the m atter regarding the
New York, Feb. 36.— A Tribune subterranean passage can he found I d
dispatch from Havana saya: The ou t old document* in the arohives of Ha
look in Cuba due* not grow more prom vana.
Finally, the Spaniards insist
ising. The exact sination is that the th a t this istsaege does not go undei
government officials were never so the harbor at any point.
much disturbed as today. Thia is part
ly due to information from Washington
W a rsh ip « H e a d e d for H av an a.
and Madrid, News from these places
Las Palas, Canary lelands, Feb. 96.
which is perm itted to reach the publio — The Spanish armored cruiser Almi-
i* so meager th a t lietter judgment oan ran te Oquendo left today for Havana.
lie formed in the United States than The Italian third-clasa cruiser Gio
here as to whether the fears of the vanni Bausani ia expected here Satur
officials are exaggerated.
day next. She i* on her way to Cuba,