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A d v e r t i s i n g Bills
Collected
M o n th ly .
EVENTS OF THE M Y
Epitome o f th.- Telegraphic
N ew s ot thf. World.
VO L. X I I .
LATER
N E W S.
Li H ung C hang is in Pekin.
S outhern
rebels defeated G eneral
f lu ’s arm y near San C hun.
The su b m a rin e boat H o llan d has
been placed in com m ission.
R ussia urge« th a t the C hinese in
dem n ity question be a rb itra te d .
Coal m iners in th e state of K ansas
have won a strik e and gone to w ork.
The m em bers of the C hilean c ab in et
A n I n t e r « » M t in g C o l l e c t i o n o f I t e m » F r » a *
have resigned, ow ing to a political
‘l*1’ T w o If•Mitirt|>li<>r«*H P r e s * it* i
cause.
In u C o r ' l e i i s e d i ' t ' . ’in*
The N ational League baseball season
cam e to a d o e s w ith Brooklyn the pen
R rvan concluded hi« to u r of Illin o is. n a n t w inner.
C ecil Rhode« w ill re e n te r p olitics.
C harles Fargo, second vice-president
The em press dow ager is «ai l to be of th e A m erican E xpress Com pany, is
ill.
dead a t C hicago.
R oberts w ill nam e hi« ow n succes
The L oraine, ()., p lan t of the F e d e ral
sor.
Steel C om pany h a s been closed, s h u t
C o lville In d ian reservation is opened tin g out 3 , 0 0 m c u .|
for se ttle m e n t.
The queen regent of S pain w ill a r
Roosevelt spoke to an iuim enae a u d i b itra te th e differences a t present e x is t
ing betw een l’e iu and C hili.
ence in St. L ouis.
A cler .nan of B lair, N eb., c onvict
C anada will* sell crow n m iuiug
ed of
gam y, was sentenced to four
clam s in K londike.
y ears
.he p e n ite n tia ry .
G eneral Brooke n r g o reo rg an izatio n
I)
ite ry is raging am ong th e troops
of the arm y on mod» r i lines.
a t 1 . T>iu and th e G erm an coining-
’C onger has prepared a list of feline»* en
ill transfer its h e ad q u arters to
officials th a t should he punished.
i
i.
Idaho S o ld iers’ Home w as destroyed
.n e steel plant« of the Illin o is Steel
by lire. One in m a te w as sutTocated.
W orks, a t South C hicago, w ere closed
The A m erican B ible Society fur dow n, if,5ot) men being th ro w n o a t of
nishes a li»t ol m issionaries k ille d by em ploym ent.
Boxers.
A m in o r official of the V atican at
G eneral M acA rthur rep o rted to the Rome has been a rrested on the charge
w a r d e p a rtm e n t th a t the tran sp o rt of giving the th ie v e s access to the
K osecraus and t)»e tra n s p o rt Argyle room from w hich th e sum of about
arriv e d a t M anila w ith L ig h t H ath ries 350,000 lire w as recently stolen.
C and M, Seventh a rtille ry , M ajoi l i.
S trik in g coal m iner« w ill accept the
G . G reeuough.
10 per ceu t in crease in wages offered
P. I I . G ilhooley, counsel for the by the operators if it lasts a ll w in ter.
E liz ab e th port, N. .1., B anking Com H ow ever, th e w en w ill not resum e
pany, announced th a t W illia m S ehiie- w ork u n til officially ordered by union
ber, a m issing cle rk of the hank,
a officer*.
d e fa u lte r to th e a m o u n t of $50,000,
In n o rth ern P ansy, O ctober 12, Com
and th a t the bank d ire c to rs had m ade pany D, T w enty-sixth U nited States
good the soniULt of th e shortage.
v o lunteer in fan try , w as attack ed by a
Lord George H a m ilto n , *»ecretj»ry of force of TagaU. The enem y lost 20
s ta te for India, has received flit* Bil in» !) killed and 40 w ounded, w hile the
A m ericans had tw o m en w ounded.
low ing from Lord C ursou: “ The gen
e ra l con d itio n of c i- p s is e x c e lle n t, T w enty*tw o prisoners and 12 rid e s and
and ex cep t in a p in t of Bom bay fam ine a q u a n tity of a m m u n itio n w ere cap*
co n d itio n s a re (lisaopen ring
The to- tu ie d .
ta l uiim btT ou th e relief 1Git ha« lullen
A colony of 5(H) S ic ilian s from New
to l \ ; 16
Orle.iim is to leave for H aw aii e arly in
The A m erican
I’ri l^e
C om pany J a n u a ry , under the leadership of F a th e i
closed a c o n tra c t to fiirniali «11 of th« Nasca, a n Ita lia n priest. The colony
s tru c tu ra l s.teel to he um i I iu th e erec- « ill 1« in the em ploy of an A m erican
tio n of a hii* « r *>*-iii« 1 at K ure, J») m u . coiiipauy, w hich ha« large sugar inter-
The money value of fio* e m i r o t is I **- «»*ts in the H aw aiian islands. The
tw een $*.’.'»0,000 h i»« l $300,0*10. It com pany w ill b u i.d a church, school
w ill req u ire «ix m outh* to tanaikh tha a u d bom«« for tl • S icilians.
m a te ria l, and it uu«t l e »lelixefed «1
The U nited sta te s In« tosw ered the
K u re w ith in a
ar.
Frwuch note.
Official« of tu e North Geim ia o Lloyd
Ko<>«eveil denounced the D eom cratic
S team sh ip 1 o m p o u r «t Newf Y ork G iti iw*M of m ilita rism .
h ave skwartlcd a contr.i
for a mona»
B n tisti m in iste ria lists bold 957 seat»
m e n t to he erected in « |>l*»t <i«B«l by
v* com pany in « w m t f t r y in N«*rth «ml th e opposition 905.
H u d so n , iu m em ory ->f th** | v o i 'ir t who
llor*e boyei • for G erm an govern
lost th e ir live« in th*' jrr*-¡it tira th a t m en t are in E astern Oregon.
destroyed th e pier« in I "t *uit-r« «»( th a
A general a prising is e x |« ffe d in
com pany a t H oboken, on .nsue 3 1 last. tlu- Miutheru provinces of ( him».
B ryan m ade 14 «perche-» u S outhern
Mgr. ( 'hapelle a rg u es for re te n tio n of
Illin o is.
chur« h property in th e P hilippines.
T he C hinese c o u rt refuse « to re tu rn
An eight-year*old 1 > ot cf Roseburg,
to I'ekiu.
O r., was killed accid en tally w hile play
F ra n c e is a n x io u s to a iu lex Y r m iao ing w ith a riffe.
province.
(»tie m an was killed and 12 in ju red
R ussian troop* m ay w itlxlraw fniB in a rio t iu the a n th ra c ite region a t
ila sle to n . Pa.
M anchuria.
M rs. Ann Ja n e D arrah. of L ilierty,
C h a m b e rlain is m ention*1•d a s a g » e
Or . m aged am i blind w om an, wa9
Bible successor of S alisbury.
burned to d eath.
The m in iste ria l m ajo rity in th e B rit-
An a ero n a u t fell from a balloon at
i«h p a rlia m e n t w ill he from 150 1» 1 60.
Hay'** M ills, W le., aud w as in sta n tly
T rades C o u n cil on!« rn *tr ik»’ on *est-
k illed . It was hi* 5 9 1-t ascension.
t i e ’s building«. U \e r I,'»o 1 m en a re
T hom as Sheridan, 50 yeaTs old, a la-
idle.
borer em ployed in a shingle m ill a t
W
eptier,
m
T he Boers now neenpy
F air haven, M ash., w as ru n over by a
w ell as B o n x v illa and l i cksbiirg, in
tra in and k illed.
the
|b
it
isla
O range K iver colony, and
The Ameri«*an m arin es from P ekin
are a tte m p tin g to surround th em .
have arriv ed a t T akn, w here they w ill
Five thousand p ilg rim s .»«semblad a t
be joined by the T ien Tsin h a tta h o u ,
th e S t. N ik sn d e i m onastit*ry, ia th a
au<1 sail on the In d i ua for C avite.
for
F ork ho ff d is tric t. S t 1 et»i-rsburg.
The wife of a m in iste r a t A tchison,
a re lig io u s festival. D u n n e th e n ig h t
one of th e u p p e r floor* c* ap^ed and K an ., jum ped in to a cistern w ith her
and
!>otl)
were
m auy of thoae sleeping flier v fell up»»H 3-year-old ch ild
those below . A panic wes cauBed ly a drow ned. The w om an was in san e.
false a la rm of tire, aud four men and 36
The result of th e first day of re g is
w om en were crushed t»i «1oath, m auy tra tio n in C hicago for the p re sid en tial
others lieiug seriously i n ju r t'd.
election, w hich occurs n e x t m outh,
A rran g em en ts f-r h a ild ing 3,000 slu'w s th a t 285,361 voters entered their
freig h t cars for th e Baltin* ore & Ohio name* on the re g istra tio n Irooks. The
ra ilro ad by th e Tull m an ( ou: panv, a t first day four year* ago 2'J3,507 voters
•
f u l l m an. 111., h a s been «*»»,.: pleteti. re g iste red .
The a »ntract c a lls for 9,30 0 box ear*.
A cablegram received from C om m it-
each w ith a c ap a city «*i 00,1 ufi) potimi*. •io oar-G eneral Peck, a t Paris, contain«
and 500 tla t can*. T h e t o t J 1 1 -» vt of i be an annou n cem en t if final result« ob
ro llin g stock w ill be $ 1 ,’SO'», (8H). Th.a tain e d a t the exposition by th e couu-
is th e second lar^e o rd e r for freight trie* in the way of aw ards. The U nit
equipm ent given by th e B altin « re »te ed sta te * received 2,475 aw ards; Ger
Ohio m anagem ent w ith in th e last week. m a n y . 1,826; G re at B ritain, 1,117;
The first ord er was for 6,IKK) ft eel ara. Ku*sia, 1.413.
The U nited S tates
h-sd* not ouiy in the grand to ta l, but
to cost $0,000,000.
al*n in a ll grades of aw ard*, from
1 lav in g found th e n atives of T a tu ila
grand prises to m erely honorable m en
fit to s e n e a« policem en and m a in ta in
tio n .
peace and o rd e r. Cornua a u d e r 1*. E.
R eferring to th e mooted p urchase of
T illey believes they would m ak e e x ce l
le n t soldiers to m an th e fort ill ra tio n a th e D auish W est Indies by th e U nited
of Pa n go I’an go hurl or. In p riv ate State*, th e C openhagen correspondent
le tte rs to officers on d uty he has iad i- of the Daily T elegraph says: “ The re
cate»I th a t th ey w ould m ake effective new ed n egotiations w ill re su lt, 1 be
a rtille ry m e n . To e n lis t a rc g im e u t of lieve, in the purchase. The opposition
natives, it w ould l*e n e c e ^ a ry t»> ob- p a rty in the D anish p a rliam e n t favors
ta in sp ecial a u th o rity from congress. th e tran sactio n , b u t urges the govern
The nativ es who a re a c tin g as polb*e- m en t hi obtain a larger price th an the
in en w ere e n liste d by Com m an ler lil- T im e d S tates has previously offered.
ley as lan d sm e n . It is lik ely , how It i*4 understood th a t A m erica w ishet
ever, th a t a force of m arin es w ill l»a to nse St. C roix as a naval coaling
perm an en tly statio n ed a t Tango I'augo. sta tio n .'*
Seventy tw o new coal m ines ha vs
been opened iu l* ru » U th is \e a r , in
creasin g the o u tp u t for 1900 by 9,500,*
000 tons.
W h at prom ises to be th e l-e-t apple
c rop iu th e histo ry of C a n a d a —not
m erely the <|tM iitity, b u t q u a lity — if
now fast ap p ro ach in g th e h a rv est **«•
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A dvane«.
I ’E R S E T IC K S KUOji . ’H E W IRES
W h ite black»*enies and green rosea
have been propagated in L ousiaua this
year.
N E W B E R G GR A P H I C .
Road im provem ents has begun in th e
P h ilip p in e s, w ith
money collected
from custom s a t M auiia.
NEW BERG,
Y A M H IL L
IS ACCEPTED IN PART
State Department’s Reply to
F r e n c h Note.
I H R E E RESERVATIONS A RE MADE
As to
th e
P criiiaiieu t
L e g i s t • o n
G uard,
l>i*n ian t l in g o f F o r t s a n d H o l d
in g
of
Koad
to
P ek in .
W ashington, Oct. 13.— The reply ol
th e sta te fipeartm ent to th e French
note, re la tiv e to th e hasU of Chinese
negotiations, was m ade |>nblic today.
It reads as follows:
“ The se c re tary of sta te to the French
charge d Affairs.
Sent to Mr. Thie-
baut, O ctober 12, 1900. M em oran
dum:
“ The governm ent of the U nited
S tates agrees w ith th a t of F rance in
recognizing as the object to be o b ta in
ed from the governm ent of C hina a p
pro p riate re p ara tio n for the past and
su b s ta n tia l g uarantees lor th e fu tu re.
“ The president is glad to perceive in
the basis of n egotiations put forw ard
in th e m em orandum of O ctober 4 the
sp irit tn a t has an im ated th e d e c la ra
tions heretofore m ade by a ll th e pow
ers in terested and would be pleased to
see the negotiations begun im m ediately
upon the usual verification ol creden
tia ls.
“ It m ay be convenient to enum erate
th e clauses of th e m em orandum aud
to add some observations d ictated by
the a ttitu d e of the U nited States in the
present circn instances:
“ F irst— The p u n ish m en t of the
g uilty p a rtie s who m ay lie designated
by the rep resentatives of th e powers a t
1'ekin. The Chinese governm ent has
alread y in d icated its in te n tio n to pun
ish a n u m b er o f. those res|iousil>le for
the recent disorders. The representa
tives of the pow ers a t I’ek iu m ay sug
gest a d d itio n s to th a t lis t w hen nego
tia tio n s a re entered.
“ Second— The continuance o( the in
te rd ic tio n ag ain st the im p irtation of
m is. I t is not understood th a t th is
in te rd ic tio n is to be perm auent and the
d u ra tio n of it aud the d e ta ils o f its re g
u la tio n seem a proper su b je ct of d is
cussion by th e negotiators.
“ T h ird — E q u itab le in d em n itie s for
the governm ents, corporations and p r i
vate in d iv id u a ls. T his is an object
desired by a ll the powers. The Rus
sian governm ent has s iggested th a t in
case of »retracted divergence of views
th is m a tte r m ig h t be com m ended to
the co nsideration of th e in te rn a tio n a l
■ourt of a rb itra tio n of The H ague. The
p resid eu t th in k s this suggest,on »— r*h)
the a tte n tio n of the powers.
" F o u rth — The organization in F ekln
ol a p erm an en t guard for the legations.
The governm ent of the U n ited State*
is u nable to m ake any p erm an en t en-
pagem ent of th is n a tu re w ithout the
a u th o riza tio n of tlie legislative b ra n ch ,
but ill th e presen t em ergency we have
ra tio n e d iu I'ekiu an adequate lega
tion g u a rd .
“ F ilth — The d ism an tlin g of the fort«
»t T akn. The president reserves th e
xpression of his opinion as to th is
Measure peuding the receipt of fu rth er
inform ation in regard to the situ atio n
iu C hina.
“ S ix th — The m ilita ry occupation of
two or th ree points on th e road front
Tien Tsin to I'ek iu . The sam e obser
vation w h ich has he9n m ade in refer,
enoe to No. 4 applies also to th is propo
sition. The p resid eu t is u nable to
com m it the U nited S tates to a perm a
nent p a rticip a tio n in such occupation,
Put he tliiuks it desirable th a t the pow
ers shall o b tain from the Chinese gov
ernm ent th e assurance of th e ir rig h t to
¿nurd th e ir legation in P ek in and to
have th e m eans of u n ie s tric te d access
to them w henever re q u ire d .
“ The p resid en t believes th a t th e gov
ernm ent of France and the other pow-
ir s w ill see in the reservations we have
here m ade no obstacle to the in itia tio n
id n egotiations on th e lines suggested
au l he hopes it w ill be found p ra c tic a
ble to begin such n e g o tia tio n s a t an
early d ate.
“ D ep artm en t oi S late, W ashington,
>c to iler 12, 1900.“
The A m erican an sw er to the F rench
note has g i v e n a satisfacto ry ta rn to
the C hinese negotiations and w ere it
not for the reports of m ilita ry activ ity
in C hina on th e p a rt of some of th e
pow ers th e outlook w ould be e x cellen t
fot a speedy opening ol th e long d e
ferred peace n egotiations. In com m a-
n ica tin g the m em orandum to M. T his-
h a u t. Secretary lla v added his personal
co n g ratu la tio n s on th e course of th e
French governm ent, w hich he looks
U|a>n as the in itia tio n of a satisfactory
solution of th e Chinese problem .
S i t u a t i o n 1« C r i t i r a l .
l’. erltn, O ct. 13.— A ccoidiug t o a dis
patch received by th e H erm an navy
league, th e situ atio n in South C hius if
exceedingly c ritic a l.
The d isp a tc h
says th a t C hang W eih H ong, who a d
vised th e em press dow ager to enroll the
B o ie rs iu the arm y, has been appofnt-
ed governor oi the new Chinese c a p ita l,
S inan Fu. I t is fu rth e r asserted th a t
m auy C hinese have lasen decapitated a t
C hiu K iang, province of K iang So.
F in a lly , i t is asserted th a t C e n tra l
Y uan Shi K ai has increased his arm y
to 40,000 m en.
Nan
Af< i d e n t a l l f
C O U N T Y , OREGON,
AGUIN A L D O 'S
8 iito
L opci
F R ID A Y , O C T O B E R
P R O C L A M A T IO N .
B rand* It
Forgery,
••
*
C lu m sy
Colorado S prings, C ol., O ct. 13.—
L ouis R. K hricb, a m em ber of th e Na-
tio n a l ex ecu tiv e com m ittee of th e A n
ti-Im p e ria lis t L eague, today received
a telegram from Sixto Lopez, iu Bos
ton, one of th e forem ost F ilip in o s aud
a m an who stands near A gninaldo,
denying e m p h a tio u lly the a u th e n tic ity
of the p ro c la m a tio n purporting to have
been issued by A guinsldo in Ja n u a ry ,
1899, in w hich th e P h ilip p in e leader
in stru c te d his fo llo w s» to occupy the
bonse tops along th e line w hich the
A m erican soldiers shoqld follow in en
tering M anila, aud urging them to
pour oil aud boiling Water on th e sol
d iers. The alleged in stru ctio n s fu rth er
in c ite d th e F ilip in o s to use spent s,
w h ic h w ould le a ra the head of the
w eapon iu th e body of M i v ictim w hen
th e shaft w as wlthdi-vww, and urged
o th er aud varied foM oypf to rtu re of
th e A m erican aoldivrs-/ pipes’s te le
gram is addressed to L t y UttrK-h aud
reads:
“ Boston, M ass., O o t.'lS .— The proc
lam atio n to w h ich you refer is a c lu m
sy forgery, w h ic h is ouly believed by
b itte r opponents. It is the w ork, uo
Jo u b t. of the S paniards or the m onks,
w ho try to crea te ill feeling betw een
the A m ericans a n d the F ilipinos to the
d isc re d it of t« e la tte r. No such d is
g racefu l or diabolical p roclaam tion
w as ever issued by A guiualdo.”
S ixto L opez's telegram was called
forth by a qu ery sen t to him by Mr.
K hricb as to the a u th e n tic ity of the a l
leged p ro clam atio n .
PE C U L IA R IN S U R A N C E S U IT .
M an W ant* to R e c o v e r P o lic y on
W h o m H e M urdered,
W ife
P h ila d e lp h ia , Oct. 13.— A su it to re
cover in su ra n ce upon the life of his
w ife, w hom he killed D ecem ber 31,
1893, has been com m enced iu th is city
by Professor S. C. B hortridge, who is
now re sid in g a t K en n ett square, in
C h ester c o unty. The suit, w hich is to
recover the sum of $77,022 from the
P ro v id en t Life & T rust Com pany, is
one of th e m ost rem ark ab le in the h is
tory of life in su ran ce. The tragedy
w hich ended th e the life M rs. Short-
ridge was enacted in M edia. Several
yea) s before Professor S hortridge had
com e to M edia w ith his wife aud fam
ily , and e stab lish e d w hat w as know n
as th e M edia academ y for young m en.
For several y e ars th e venture w as suc
cessful, th e school having a hig h -class
p atronage. T hen Mrs. Hhurtvidge died.
In N ovem ber, 1893, Pntfereor Sbort-
rid g e m arried
Miss Dixon Jones.
Shortly a fte r his second m arriage, the
professor began to a c t strangely. The
n ig h t of th^ k illin g , x w eeks a fte r
th a m arria^K Pqy^*>
in
vited his W'
v\ith him for a
w a lk . A sn o rt di. tam e from th e house
he sh o t her th ro u g h the b e a it and then
a tte m p te d su ic id e , but was disarm ed.
In the tria l w h ic h follow ed. Professor
B hortridge was acq u itte d on the
ground of in sa n ity , an I w as confined
in an asylum u n til a y ear ago.
ROW
O eneral
AT
M A 7ANZAS
F ig h t Itetw een A m erica n
a lry an d C uban P o lice.
Cav
H avana, O ct. 13.— At M atanzas yes
te rd a y a C uban policem an interfered
w ith tw o m em bers of the Second U n it
ed S tates cav alry . The q u a rre l c u lm i
nated in a general tight betw een the po
lice and soldierB, w ho arrived upon the
scene sim u lta n eo u sly . A fter the police
had shot T rooper T nrey, of Troop D.
one o th er so ld ier and one c iv ilia n , a
n u m b er of troopers of tioop D trie d to
break in to th e gnu room to get th e ir
w eapous, lint th e q u ick a ctio n of C ap
ta in Foltz of troop D in form ing troops
L aud M iu sk irm ish order m ade it im
possible for th e excited cavalrym en to
pass. L ie u te n a n t W illard is said to
have been slig h tly h u rt w hile endeavor
ing to q u ie t th e m en. The troopers
declare they w ill have revenge, and
C ap tain Noies has order« d a ll confined
to the barracks. The feeling is strong
betw een th e C abans aud cavalrym en.
The a u th o riti1»* here look upon th e in
c id e n t as a p y-day tight, b u t a n inves
tig a tio n has x'cii ordered.
G it* T a n k
E x p lo d ed .
A lbany, O r.,
O ct.
13.— Stephen
Stoltx was k ille d anil Fred Keis severe
ly in ju re d by th e explosion of an a c e ty
lene gas ta n k in the b a ilm e n t of Reis
salooa, ex 10:30 th is Dvreaoon. The
gas p lan t bad n o t been a <»1 lor a y e ar.
S toltx, w ho waa a plm >l#r. and Mr.
tu ve Hw w a r
Reis undertook Iu
carried a
from th e gro*Bd.
lig h te d can d le w h ic h vxxteri th e gas.
w hich had form ed id ttu f-a n k . S to ltz ’i
left arm waa to rn nearly off, th e a x il
lary a rte rv w as severed, »nd he received
in ju rie s from w h ich Iu died h alf an
hour later. R eis was badly e n t and
bruised from concussion, but w ill re
cover. S toltz w as aged 24 and leaves
a w ife.
R e b e l l i o n In t h e S o u t H .
Shanghai, O ct 13.—Cheng, th e Tao-
ta i, has re tu rn s from G eneral L a , re
p o rtin g th a t a serious reb ellio n has
broken o u t in th e southw estern p a rt of
Kwang Be province, th a t h a 30,000
troops are in ad e q u ate an I th a t the needs
a t least 100,000 to cope w ith the danger
w hich is d irec te d a t th e M aiichus and
th re a te n s to ’■* worse th an the T ai Ping
rebellion. It is understood th a t the
Y angtse viceroys h a re -e n t 20,000
troops to suppress th e relieliion.
K illed .
H elena. M ont., O ct. 13.— S ister Ba
tis ta . teach er in a C atholic academ y for
hoys here. w«< a cc id e n tally killed th is
L o rin Pease, of H adley, Mas«., died evening by th e discharge of an old
a t th e age of 100
H is fa th e r lived to m usket placed on th e tab le hy a small
f-e 90. and his six brothers and ti»ters boy p n p il. ¡she w as 23 years old. and
cam e to M ontana th ree year* ago from
a ll passed 70.
L eavenw orth, K an. H e r fam ily D ime
Ja m es Fill* T ucker lias sailed for
w aa F ly n n .
H onolulu to revive the custom s law
a u l service of the H a w a iia n island* so
An ab u n d an t life does n ot show itself
a* to bring them up- to the sta n d ard of in a b u n d a n t dream in g , but In a b u n
those a t borne.
d a n t living.
CANTON IS ALARMED
S im la, B ritish India. O ct. I I . — The
«•cretary of s ta ts ha* com pleted tiie
purchase of 11.090,0*0 of silv e r for
coinage into rupees, and k l , 000,000 in
gold ia being shipped to 1> »don.
The
silv er purchased replace* gold in the
c u rre n t reserve, un d er th e re ce n tly
passed a c t. W han the coinage of the
last purchase is com pleted, e ig h t and
a half i-mres of rupees w ill have been
added to the stock of rnneee since 1 etc
lu a ry .
X
NO. 48.
LADRONES
Are
OF
LEY TE .
P l u n d e r i n g mud F o l l o w i n g
s iv e T a ctic* .
O ffen
Address, GaarHic, Ntwberg, Oregon.
CAN'T GET TOGETHER
M anila, O ct. 15.— The west coast of
the islan d of L eyte is in a sta te of t u r
M ineowners Could Not Agree
m oil. The rebel ladrones are a ctively
p lundering, th e d istu rb ers follow ing
Am ong T hem selves.
offensive tac tic s, ra id in g and a tta c k
ing ami th en re tu rn in g to tne g a rris o n
FF.AR O U TBREAK IN T H E CITY ed towns, w h ile th e A m ericans pursue SO CANNOT ME E T THF. S T R I K E R S
them to the m ountains. G eneral M s-
jic a ’s officers are su rren d erin g and his
soldiers, a tte m p tin g to escape to Sam ar S t a t e m e n t F r o n t h e S t a n d p o i n t o f l h «
S ix I iid tr io t* in t h e W e i H a i W e i Pré»
in boats, are being captured, and his
fo e lu r e A r e N o w in t h e H a u ti*
O w n e r * a n d O p e r a t o r * - K iid o f
organization broken up. The c ap tu red
o f th e R eb el*.
S trik e E x p e c te d S oon .
g u e rrillas and ladrones, w hen ques
tioned, stated th a t on th e 5th in sta n t
H ong Kong, O ct. 15.— The reform er 30 A m ericans atta ck e d 45 rebels, riHed
Scranton, P a ., O ct. 16.— In response
Sun Y at Sen, according to dispatches th e ir stronghold in C am arines province to a request for a sta te m en t as to his
from C anton, has u nfurled the reform and routed th em , k illin g 10. Two
view s on th e aus.ver of th e Unite«l
Hag in the im p o rta n t tow n of Wei A m ericans w ete killed ami th ree M inew orkers to the operator*’ proposi
Chou, on F ast riv e r. T hie a c t has , w ounded.
T w enty m em bers of the tio n , T. H ., W atkins, president a1 the
given rise to considerable e x c ite m e n t T hirty-second in fan try . In a n engage- Tem ple Iron Com pany, w hin* com pany
in m ilita ry circles in C 'M tctt, a* --
i t le m e a t on th e H ttt u w u i ■iu r>atu.j fit» C i.a v iy 'tiile res.. Xi’ v .
believed th e o b ject iu ra te tu g She *“ *■ provfboe, h a d one m an Killed and four nig h t gave out a som ew hat len g th y
in W ei Chon is to den u d e C anton ? • of
statem en t, iu w hich ho says in part:
* w ounded.
-*
troops, so th a t tiiev can seize th e c ity .
“ We will give c u r m en reasonable
Tha P h ilip p in e com m ission, of w hich
tim e to re tu rn to work, tru s tin g they
L ondon, Oot. 15.— The T im es baa Judge T aft is president, today passed
eight b ills of m inot im portance, one w ill see th e m istak e of being guided
the follow ing from Hong Kong:
aud iufiueuced by m en who, however
" T h e situ atio n iu th e W ei 1 Ini pre providing for a c ivil increase of salaries
honest and sincere they m ay be in th e ir
fecture is serious, in six d istric ts the of several m u n ic ip al officials, in clu d
efforts to benefit th e m iners of th e a n
c ities are in the hands of th e rebels. ing school tia c h e rs, a p p ro p ria tin g $7,-
th ra c ite region, a te u n ab le to advise
If an o utbreak should occur in C anton, 500 in gold for the c o n stru ctio n of a
garbage crem atory a t M anila and for them in te llig e n tly and for th e ir best
its suppression w ould be difficult.
th e ra o ig a n iz a tio n of th e a u d ito r's good.
“ Mr. M itchell ap p are n tly th in k s th a t
B erlin, O ct. 15.— A d isp a tc h received office.
The W rig h t b ill, asking for $1,000,- the control of th e m ining operatio n s
here today from S hanghai says a very
serious view is takeu a t Field M arshal 000 in gold for the com pletion of re sts in the hands of one o r tw o p e r
C ount von W aldersee's head q u arters S p a in 's plans for M anila harb o r im sons, notably Mr. M organ, or tn a t th ere
In T ien Tsin, of th e revolutionary provem ents, e lic ited com m ent from one . is a tru st of some sort w h ich can de
m ovem ent. A t C anton a false alarm rep resen tativ e of M an ila’s In te rn a cide the w hole question, w hen, as a
O ctober 7 caused th e Chinese officials tio n a l C ham ber of C om m eice to the m a tte r of fact, th ere are ouly th ree or
to protest a ag iu st any o ccupation of effect th a t, as the m erch an ts had long four of the tra n sp o rta tio n com panies in
C hinsese te rrito ry . The Yangtse vice been paying a special im post fund to w hich any one concerned has any in
roys, th e disp atch adds, openly affirm th is end, the m erchants should belong fluence, aud they do not represent 30
th a t th ey w ill oppose any advance of to the board controlling th e c o n stru c per ceut of th e whole a n th ra c ite to n
the G erm ans into Shan Tung province. tion; and th a t as the U n ited S tates had nage. Mure th a n 100 differen t com
collected $3,000,000 since its occupa- panies and in d iv id u a ls are in te rested
C E N S U S O F P O R T O R IC O .
tio by im posts for h arb o r im provem ents, iu m in in g th e total tonnage, aud uu
he failed to see the necessity for the , one liiau can control or have th e slig h t
O n ly 2 5 P er C en t o f P o p u la t io n E d u c a
ap p ro p riatio n of in su lar funds and sug est influence over th e ir a ctio n .
tio n a lly Q u a lified to V ote.
"O n e th in g th e com panies are ap
gested the nse of a special fund. The
W ashington, O ct. 15.— The recent
discussion w as deferred u n til F rid a y . paren tly agreed upon is th a t they w ill
census of l ’orto Rico has developed the
not agree. E fforts have been m ade for
fact th a t th ere are 201,071 m ales of AN A N A R C H IS T ’S C O N F E S S IO N . years to get some plan to w hich all
voting age in the islan d , but th a t ouly
could agree to control th e tonnage, so
25 per cen t a ie educatio n ally qualified AftflagHin R r f # i i ’ii A c c o m p l i c e T e l l * o l th a t fair prices could be secured for a
tlie A m e r ic a n P lo ts-
to vote. The native-born w hites of
product w hich re q u ire s so large au
New Y ork, O ct. 15.— A d isp a tc h to
the island num ber 120,295, aud the col
inv estm en t of money w ith such g reat
ored n atives 73,010. The S paniards th e Jo u rn a l aud A dvertiser from Rome,
risk to the labor em ployed, as well as
w ho now live iu the island n um ber says: The a n a rc h is t B e rto llan i, a r the cap ital em ployed, b u t effort after
5,062, and w h ites born in o th er conn- rested a t M ilan as a suspected accom
effort has tailed th ro u g h failu re to
plice of B resci, has m ade a confession
trie s are 2,104.
agree on a plan th a t w ould not violaie
Of the w hites of l’orto R ican b irth , a bout a n a rc h is t plots.
the law s and to w hich a ll conld agree.
“ 1 have know n a bout these plots for
35,397 w ere lite ia te , form ing 29.4 per
“ B ut Mr. M itch e ll comes here and
c en t of th is class. O f th e colored, 12,- a long tim e ," be said. “ I t w as I who
says iu effe t th a t no m inew orkers
676 could read, or 17.2 per c en t of the sent the le tte r to th e crown prosecutor
shall go to w ork u n tft every o perator
race. U nder th e ed u cational voting a t Naples, w arn in g him in advance th a t
does ju st e x ac lty w h at th e o th er does
qu alificatio n , therefore, th e n um ber Ita lia n a n a rc h ists w ere com ing from
and th a t the L ehigh and S chuylkill
e n title d to vote in the island would he A m erica to k ill the king, b u t they paid
uieu m ust have a new basis before the
A t au a n
47,973, or 25 per cen t of th e native- no a tte n tio n to my letter.
m eu in the L ackaw ana and W yom ing
born m ales of voting age, and 24 per a rc h is t m eeting in P aterson, N. J ., regions cau go to w ork.
¡,,
c u u t , rf X 11 m a l e - , of f a c i n g a g o .
•even m en w ere selected to k ill k il'g l
“ The U nited M inew orkers w ill lay
In th e c ities of Ban J u a n and Ponce and chiefs of sta te s. One ol them was
them selves open if th ey have not a l
is c o n cen trsted a consderable p a rt of alloted to k ill M cK inley or B ryan d u r
ready done so to th e charge of .lwing
1 do
th e foreign elem ent of the islan d , and ing the p re sid en tial cam paign.
th e largest and m ost dangerous tr o s t to
here, if anyw here, w ill the re stric tio n not know th e nam e of the m an who
th e public w elfare th a t has ever e x is t
of the suffrage to the lite ra te s give the was assigned to th is d u ty . The recent
ed and the o rg an izatio n w ill m ake tlie
foreign-born au ad v an tag e. It is well, Chicago plo t was independent of th a t
m istake of a ll o th e rs— th a t of going too
therefore, to exam ine the conditions in hatched a t P aterson. I believe o th er
far and using its pow er to h u rt th e
these two c ities. Iu the c ities of San plots having the sam e o b jec t, have been
p u b lic , as well as those directly in te r
A n
Ju a n anil Ponce the n um ber of persons organized in th e U nited S tates.
ested.
21 years of age and over, aud w ho can a rch ists have killed kings and queen.-,
“ O ur com pany w ill he glad to d is
read, are d istrib u te d as follows: In now they should k ill a president of a
cuss the m a tte r w ith onr em ployes
San Jtian , 1,925 native w hites, 1,100 republic to show the w orld th a t for a n
w hen they are ready to m eet ua w ith a
S panish-born, 592 born in o th er conn- arch ists th e re are n e ith e r m onarchies
view of going back to w ork, w ith o u t
trie s, and 1,822 oolored. In Ponca nor republics, and th a t a k ing is as
regard to w h a t S c h u y lk ill operators
th ere are 2,190 native w hites, 409 cheap as a p re sid e n t.”
m ay do. The strik e has already cost
S panish-born, 268 born iu o th er coun
Transport Broke D ow n.
us a g reat deal of m oney, ami th e m en
trie s aud 1,265 colored.
Seattle, O ct. 15.— M ajor R nhlen, m uch more, as w ell as loss of trad e,
I t appears th a t in th e c ity of San a ssista n t q u a rte rm a ste r here, has been
w hich we m ay not recover in years.
Ju a n the native w hites ami th e colored notified by th e q u a rte rm a ste r-g en e ral
In the m eantim e soft coal m ines are
each o u tn u m b e r the foreign elem ent. th a t the K augtse, the freig h ter under
w orking night and day filling the pluco
In Pence th is proportion is even g re a t c h arter to c arry a nim als aud supplies
jf a n th ra c ite c o a l.”
er. the u a ti.e w hites being m ore th an from S e a ttle to M anila, has m et w ith
th ree tim es as num erous as the foreign an accident off Singapore, and w ill
ST O R M Y AT S T . L A W R EN C E.
elem ent, while the colored is double its probably not e n te r th e governm ent
□ lim ber.
riven
An I m r e N o v a
service. She broke her sh a ft and is T h i r t y Y«*s*el S * c o t D
ia S w ep t.
F a m i l y B u r u e i l t o l>oaH i.
expected to be laid up for a t least five
H a lifa x , N. 8 ., Oct. 16.— A dditional
Boston. O ct. 15.— T hree persons, a weeks. As a re su lt of the a cc id e n t to
fa th e r and two sons, w ere burned to the K angtse, several a d d itio n al vessels d isasters to ship p in g on th is coast are
d e ath in a shanty iu K oxbnry a t 2:30 w ill probably be a t once c h artered . reported. 'The know n lis t of vessels
th is m orning. The victim s are: Ivl The Mogul ha* a lre aa d y been chartered driven ashore now num bers 30, m ostly
ev aril Touseulin, aged 45; E dw ard from D odw ell & Co., aud w ill carry owne«l iu the province and New found
T ousealiu, aged 27; Jam es T ousealin, p a rt of th e cargo inten d ed for th e land. The loss a ll over the c o u n try
provinces
aged 14; T ousealin had lived iu the K angtse. She w ill be loaded w ith for nud iu the neighlioriug
place 10 years. He carried on the bus age aud w ill go under tonnage c h a rte r. through teriific ra in fa lls and washouta
iness of wood peddling and one side of The Mogul is not expected to arriv e and dam age to o rch ard s and buildings
by heavy w inds w ill be very m any
h is abode had a shed w here he pre
here u n til ab o n t Novem ber 1.
thousands of dollars.
pared the wood for m a rk e t.
The
F l o o d * Iti N e w B r u n s w i c k .
Tlie C anadian Pacific w ires c o n n ect
bodies of T ousealin and his suns were
S t. Jo h n , N. B., O c t.. 15.— The
alm o st consum ed.
Several years ago province of New B runsw ick has re ing Cape B reton w ith the re st of Nova
T o n se alin ’s w ife was burned to death ceived a te rrib le d renching from a ra in Beotia are com pletely broken a t the
in th is S H i n e place, her clo th in g hav storm w hich lasted 108 hours, and s tra its of Causo, w here the cable w as
ing cau g h t tire w hile she was cooking a w hich in a m o u n t equals 10 inches. fouled by a schooner dragging h e r a n
chor in the re ce n t gale.
m eal.
Not a tra in ia m oving on th e C anadian
Heavy ruin i f failing again today
Pacific
R
ailw
ay
betw
een
S
t.
J
o
k
e
and
1. 1 .r o u t «it tv r B le w t t * .
tlirougkioat Nova Scotia. River* and
Yancelioro,
or
on
th
e
branch
linea
e
l
lake* e v e n w here a re overflow ing and
St. Louis, O ct. 16.— A special tele-
gram n u n Aleutians, M e., to- th e Puet- th e road tw . S t. Andrew *. Ht.. Stephan. rte s i i o riBtf property. There has been
F
redericton
or
W
oodstock.
1
The
tie
-u
p
no C anadian Pacific tra in (ruin M on
D ispatch says:
E ngine 165, w hile
b anting th e eaat-honnd passenger tra in i s due to w ashouts. C onditions a re tre a l in four days and a terioBa w reck
the
w
otat
w
h
ich
havn
ex
iste
d
i
a
th
e
of th e Sydney express O sufiS Ly
oa th e -». Louts Sr Ban Francisco, a t
the u su al speed, exploded a t C u rty - C anadian ro a d ’s h istory, and th o u s w ashout is rep o rte d in Cape Breeton.
ands
of
dollar*
are
represented
in
the
Th* G loucester •< luam er M ystery, a t
ville, about 30 m iles east of th is c ity ,
early th is m orning am i w as blow n a l dam age a lre ad y dene and in loas of Canso, rep o rts one m an lost a t sea.
_________
m ost to atom s. Jo h n M ason, colored traffic.
M anila, O ct. 16.— C ap tain Deve-
B u rg lar* K o b th e V a tican .
porter, of Koodhonse, 111., had bis head
c a t off, and several others w ere in
Rom e. O c t. 15.— A n u m b er of the r e a m Shieble, w ho. w ith 5 ’. m en of
ju red . F ifty yards of tra c k w as torn papers here publish the e x tra o rd in a ry C om pany F, T w eu tv -u in th reig m eu t.
np, and tra in s delayed for several ■tatem ent th a t the securitiee valued a t U nited S tates volunteer in fan try , was
hours. It is not know n w h a t cansed 857,000 lire, th e th eft of w hich from captured by th e insurgents last m onth
the explosion.
the Vatican was recently reported to in th e island of M arim luque, w as lea
th e Ita lia n police, bad been stolen rn e d yesterday by th e Atm-ricau rescue
M exican M ajor E i p c l l e d .
some tim e previona to F eb ru ary last, force w ith a ll the m em bers of hie
__________________
C hicago, Oct. 15.— A specal to the and w ere sold in th a t m onth on the p a rty .
Record from M onterey, M ex., says: An P a ris bourse. They were stolen, it is
The naval boar«l to ex am in e th e ol«l
official o ld er has ju s t been issued by asserted, bv ord er of an Ita lia n c a p ita l
frigate C o n stitu tio n haa reported Pi
S ecretary of W ar B ernardo Revea. e x ist. If th e story be tru e th e m ore re
the na»v d e p artm e n t th a t it w ill cost
p e llin g from the arm y M ajor Carlo* cent burg lary was com m itted w ith th e
about $400,000 to place th a t vessel in
G la -s, the grounds for expulsion being o b jec t of deceiving th e a u th o ritie s.
condition, such a s is contem plate«l by
th a t th e officer m ade public sta te m en ts T h is theory h a t produced a g re a t im
the Boston I’a trio tio Society, w hich is
in tha presence of his su p erio rs deroga- pression a t t b t Vatican, b u t i t 1* not
ra isin g a land for the re h e b ililh tiu n of
lo ry to the in stitu tio n s of M exico.
g enerally credited.
“ O ld Iro n sid es.”
Spreading of the R evolt in
Southern China.
Grain Gam bler*
C o l n * ( F I« I n d i a .
19, 1900.
Arre*t«d.
K a l a e O e e s t o N a g a s a k i.
C hicago. O ct. 15.— Twelve prom i
nent speculator* in th e C hicago Board
London, O ct. I t . — The A m erican
of T rade w ere arrests«! today in the L adies’ oo re m itte e has received a dia-
raid m ade by th e police on th e open p atcb from W ei H al W ei, dated W ed
board. Among them w ere C harles A l nesday, O ctober 10, rep o rtin g th e re
bertson. p resid en t of th e open board. tu rn th ere of th* A m erican hospital
The general charge m ade ia “ gam b lin g tb lp M ain* from T akn w ith m any in
in g ra in .’’ It is stated th a t 80 more valid* on board, of w hom tw o officials
w a rra n ts have been issaed in connec and <9 m en a re A m en an*, ami 19 of
tio n w ith the a tte m p t to suppress the tb s la tte r belong to the N in th in fa n
alleged gam bling in g ra in and provU- try . Th« M ain* w ill sail for Negeaeki
today.
N fw Z m l m i d
H a il *l*r*l«*.
W ellington, N. Z ., (Jet. 15. — The
house of rep resentatives t«elav *ppr<>\e«l
th e p o stm aster-general’* agreem ent
w ith Messrs. Bpreckel* P> con tin u e for
a y ear th e Ban Francisco m ail service.
The vessels w ill ru n every th ree week*
instea«) of m o n th ly , leg iu n in g Novem-
l«er 1. The tim e fr«m Han Francisco
to Am kland w ill not ex«-eed 16 days.
An am endm ent favoring a V am -om er
k t i i ‘3 was t a m e d w ith o u t a division.