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WAY.
FALL DEAD
POPE t* DYING.
FLOODS IN TEXAS
- - , ;*r an« 20
«ere« to S astaln LUe.
QAINSYflLLE IS UNDER FOUR FEET
Greens burg, Pa., July 8. A water­ INDIANA TROOPS FIRE ON RIOTERS
J
Rome, July 6.—The condition of the
OREGON. spout of immense proportions striking
OP WATER.
WITH TEUjJUNQ EFFECT.
pope is growing much worse this
in the vicinity of Oakford n r k this af-
morning, though during the night he
trenoon created a flood that caused a
succeeded in sleeping comparatively
More
>pte Take to
great loss of life and proprety. It is
well.* Chloral and oeffeine are being
e re Now la a
known that at least 20 persons were
administered by the mouth in order to
Om n i B ank Rsigms—Tbe W a te r Is
lost, and rumors plaoed the number of
strengthen the heart, but his holiness
dead at more than 100, but [op until a
Expected to Oo Even Higher—C rest
has refused to have either injected
late hour tonight only two or three
to Property.
The weakness and exhaustion are be­
bodies have been recovered, having
coming augmented, noth with standing
been washed to the banks of the iittie
Evansville, Ind., July 8^-Fol lowing the efforts being made to keep up the
Bulgaria is preparing for war with creek that sons -parallel with the park.
Gainesville, Tex., Jaly 6.—At this«
Turkey.
hoar this city ia under fonr feet of
At 8 o’clock rain began to la 1 in tor­ four dayaof rioting and general lawless­ pontiff*« spirits.
The death of Pope Leo ia expected at rents in the vicinity of the park and ness, this city tonight saw the most ter­
The only aliment which the patient water. Thousands of people have taken
spread over a territory covering prob­ rible of ita experiences with riotora. haa been %ble to take has been a little refuge on housetops. Humors of loss
any moment.
ably ten miles. A half hour later the
President Loabet, of France, ia in cloudburst occurred. The waters ’ in Seven persons are dead and 14 are broth or alps of oil with the yolk of of life are impossible to confirm. The
London, the gaeet of England.
tne lake north of Oakford park began known to he injured, and at least that egga beaten up with sugar. Hla holi­ city is in total darkness. The damage
ness refuses to take wine, which the will be heavy. Two creeks which
The Pen nay Iran la Hood death list is to swell, and Manager James McGrath, number more are thought to be hurt.
believing that there was danger of a
now plaoed at 20 with 16 miming.
At 10:80 o’clock the members of doctor has advised him to do, in order flow by tbe town, one of them peaslng
to aid the secretions of all the organs, through its eenter and the other on the
final
break
in
the
great
walls
of
the
The American fleet in European wat­ dam, hurried among the crowds of Company A, First regiment, Indiana
National Guard, after a day’s vigilant which are depressed, owing to the west side, are each a mile wide. The
ers ia now the goeat of Great Britain.
water ia rising rapidly.,
pleasure seekers who had gathered un­ guarding of th e . county jail, and 100 weakness of the heart
At 8:30 a« m. the flood sitnation is
The opinion prevails in Russian dip­ der the roofs of the eating stands, the deputy sheriff« under Sheriff Chris After tills morning’s consultation
growing
desperate. The water is ris­
lomatic circles that war ia inevitable.
merry-go-round, the theater, dancing Kratz, fired point blank into a mob ol between Doctors Lapponi and Maz-
ing
very
rapidly, and the report is re­
pavilion
and
other
baiJdlogs
in
line
of
1,000 mengaUaered on Fourth, Divis­ zoni the first bulletin will be issued.
Shamrock III has again beaten the
ceived
that
a atill greater flood is com­
the
water
should
the
banks
break,
and
ion
and
Vine
streets,
ear
rounding
-the
old boat and shows Qualities which
The gravest Indications of the serious ing down Horn the direction of St.
warned
them
to
run
for
the
hills.
On
Vender
burg
county
jail,
and
attempting
greatly elate Lipton.
both sides of the grounds there are its capture. From 7 o’clock this morn­ condition of the pope is that Dr. Lap­ Joseph. The cries of terror-stricken^
The United States and Great Britain high hills, the park being located in a ing until the hour of tonight’s catas­ poni on going home after having spent people are heard in every direction. All
have exchanged oounter cases on the ravine about a fourth of a mile wide trophe the crowd surged about thè jail, the night at the Vatican, informed hla around the depot and along the main
Alaskan boundary matter.
and a mile long.
calling the militiamen vile names, as­ family that he would not again return atieet of the town the water ia ao deep-
The rain continued to fall in tor­ saulting them with stones and berating home until the disease had resulted that even horses are compelled to
St. Petersburg official circles criticise
the diplomatic mteboda of Count Cas­ rents, and about 4 o’clock a dam to the tbe deputy aherffs whoguarded tbe jail. one way or the other. The doctor swim.
It ia reported that a Santa Fee pas­
east, oontainnig 40 feet of water, gave The mob.had gradually become more took with him his evening dresa, which
sini in the Manchurian matter.
senger train haa been ditched three
way. The flood beat down the ravine and more excited, and ita manifesta­
The nergo responsible for the rioting with a roar that was? heard for two tions of uneasiness more frequent, and according to etiquette, he will have to miles out on account of waabed-ont.
at Evansville, Ind., is fatally wounded miles. A half-mile down, at the junc­ at 10 o’clock it was aeon that nothing put on Immediately after the death of tracks, and it is feared many live#
and cannot live but a short .time.
the pope, should hia illness terminate have been loat. A relief^ train has
tion of the Greensburg and Jeannette could prevent an assault on tbe jail.
been sent out.
,
,
, An explosion on the Union Pacific and Park car lines, the barns are lo­
At a 0:30 o’clock the rioters pleased fatally.
near Morgan, Utah, killed two men, cated. The entran'e gates to the park forward with determination, and inno-
Texae Has a Cloudburst.
fatally injured four and more or less were lifted, and with the force of a pile oent onlookers and the carious followed.
JOINS CABLE ENDS.
driver the large posts were hurled by Slowly they forced the militiamen back
seriously hurt 10 others.
Dalles, Tex., July 6.—A cloud burst
toward the Jgil, until the alleyway be­
and tornado swept over the country be­
Reports shew that 86 people were the waters against the barn.
tween Division street and tbe stone Pacific Cable Is Now Completed From tween San Antonio and Corpus Christi
killed and 1,098 injured in Fourth of
building wSSreached. Then the lead­
Son Francisco to Manila.
today and newa received late tonight
BRIBE TO QOVERNOR.
July accidents.
ers, with a bicycle in their front as a
that
perrons are known to have loot
New York, July 6.—The Pacific their 11
A leading Russian journal, charges Missouri Bocdlers Offered to Pay Him to shield to the bayonets of tbe soldiers,
Uvea near Petnts. There are ru­
the United States with diplomatic hy-
attempted to enter the alley and storm cable waa successfully completed mors of other fataUti*. The property-
Sign BUI.
at 10:60 o’clock -last night, East­ loss will be great. Reports of terrible
procrisy in the Manchurian trouble.
tbe alleyway entrance.
S t Louis, July 7.—Ex-Governor Lon
ern time, by the welding together of loss of life at BeevilJe were received
Captain
Blum,
of
the
National
Guard,
Kentucky feudists have agents in the V. Stephens was before the grand Jury
ordered
a
charge
on
the
rioters.
Grad­
the eastern and western links at early in the evening, bat late tonight
field to sound the men likely to be today for over an hour. Before enter­
called on the next jury to try Jett and ing the grand jury room he had a con­ ually the crowd was forced back, tne Honolulu on board the cableship An­ a rounds boat telephone connection was
ference with Circuit Attorney Folk, soldiers using their bayonets and butts glia, thus completing the entire lines secured with Beevilie from Dalles.
White
during which he told Mr. Folk that he of their guns. Suddenly a rioter fell. of telegraph from San Francisco to The Beeville operator raid that some
The national association of wholeeale had been offered $20,000 while he WQg. A soldier tried to drag him to hia feet,
buildings were damaged there, but no
tailors have signed a nine-hour agree­ Governor, if he would appoint James but before he oonld do so waa aasanltpd the Philippine Islands^ a distance of lives had been loot.
ment at Chicago, which insures peace Butler, of S t Louis, excise commis­ bjjra rioter. Stones and boulders be­ over 8000 miles, and bringing to a con­
sioner. The er-Governor also stated Can to fly
until 1906.
ll the air. A soldier clusion the greatest and most difficult
CUBAN TREATIES SIGNED.
to
Mr.
Folk
that
after
he
had
signed
a rock and fell. A of submarine cable enterprises under­
Twenty-one persons, unconscious the transit bill an order was made to waa at rock
down with a gnu taken in the history of ocean tele­ United S ta te s Secure« Control of Naval
from smoke, were rescued by firemen him to put him in on the ground floor rioter was
a shot was fired. The graphy.
from a biasing four story frame build­ in the purchase of stock which would butt and
Cenllng S tations.
a fnsilade of musketry
ing in Newark avenue, Jersey City.
A message from President Roosevelt
eventually net him a profit of from one shot
Havana, July 6.—The treaty cover­
and al
from the defenders of to President Mackay, of the Commer­
to $100,000.
Dr. W. 0. Brown, of Philadeplhla. $60.000
ing
the naval and coaling stations and
i scattered return fire cial Pacific Cable Company, was sent
Ex-Governor Stephens said he re­ the jail,
who presented a bill for $190,000 for fused
the
treaty placing the Isle of Fines un­
from
the
r
Folly 300‘sbots were
to listen to the $20,000 proposi­
der Gabon roveroignity worn aigaed *o-
services rendered C. L. Magee, the tion for
11 windows, the court- over the new cable around the world I day
the appointment of Butler. fired from
at noon.
noted politician, haa accepted the court Butler was not a p p o in te d excise com­ bouae steps
latety opposite, and In 12 minutes, and Mackay’a reply waa
Tbe two treaties, which are tbo last
award of $84,000.
missioner, the appointment going to the soldiers In tbe streets. No one sent around the world In 9 V6 minutes
Charles A. Higgins.
Ex-Governor knows who fired the first shot. The The best previous time for a message of tbe six between tbe United States '
fieveaw fighting is reported to have Stephens
and Cube, were an beer i bed in duplicate
also
declared
that
he did not
aay it waa the rioters.
occurred at Oskin, European Turkey.
around the world was made on one at
take advantage of the opportunity to soldiers
tbe secretary of state’s office. The
Governor Durbin is said to have in­ sent by United States Senator Chaun
Italy has installed an American tele­ Invest in transit stock.
signers
were Minister Sqniers, Benor
Interesting developments are ex­ structed tbe authorities not jeopard­ cey M. Depew from the National Elec­ Garcia Montea, Secretary of the treas­
graph apparatus between Rome and
pected from the statements of Gover­ ise the safety of the jail with half way tric Exposition, Grand Central Palace, ury, and acting secretary of state in
Naples.
nor Stephens. It ia understood that measures. The ao I diet a and deputies
Jamaica ia greatly excited over an his talk with the Circuit Attorney to­ fired into tbe retreating mob of men, in this city, in 1896. It took 60 minu­ Senor Zaldos’ absence. Tbe others
present were Senor Pervia, assistant
official report that Costa Ricaa is oust­ day la only the beginning of a line of Who ran into Division street. For 16 tes to transmit the message.'
secretary of state, 8enor Digea, chief of
ing its bananas from the American Investigation taken up' by Mr. Folk minutes the firing oontinned. When
the department of justice, tbe legation
which will result in many big boodle it ceased, the soldiers had the place.
market.
SNOW QENERAL IN MONTANA.
secretaries and Mr. qSoiree’ eldest son.
transactions coming to light Further In Iront of tbe staggering band of 68
The ameltinc plant of the Hearst Investigation will be resumed tomor­
Tbe Isles of Pines treaty waa signed
soldiers lay the dead aud wounded. Crops May Suffer, B at It Is th e Making
estate at Silver City, N. M., has been row.
last.
While turning over the island to
Moans and shrieks of agony and fear
destroyed by fire; loss, $100,000; in­
of th e Ranges.
the
absolute
roverignity of Cuba, the
came from the injured.
surance, $16,000.
NEW FIUHT ON THE CANAL.
Butte, Mont., Joly 6.—Snow was treaty safeguards tbe rights and privi­
Importation of precious stones at
general in Montana today, alight flnr- leges of tbe American residents on the
FURNACES FROZEN.
island aa though they were on Ameri­
New York for the fiscal year just ended Enemies of Panam a W ant Government
riea being reported from all over tbe can territory. Property, judicial and
to Show Hand.
was the heaviest on reoord, having
Sadden Strike of W orkmen Brings state. Tbe fall waa heavy on tbe con­ educational rights are especially guar­
reached a total of more than $27,800,
New York, Joly 8.—In the Colom­
tinental divide. Tbe temperature has anteed as well as the ronvanlences for
000
bian senate, vigorous protests against
Denver,
July'
8^—
-James
B.
Grant,
dropped,
to 46. Tbe mow alternates reference to the registration of property
An investication has been opened at the Hay-Herran canal treaty have
chairman
of
the
executive
committee
with cold raina, and great damage to and other building business. It is
Brussels concerning the theft of 1,000 been made because it does not bear the
pointed oat that the American land­
watches which came there from Geneva signature of President Marroquin, says of the American “ Smelting A Refining crops is feared.
holders
are better off in respect to the
company,
estimates
the
damage
at
the
to be shipped at Antwerp for the Unit­ a Herald dispatch from Bogota, under
Later -reports regarding snow and taxation than they would be under
Grant
and
Glebe
smelters
caused
by
date of Friday.
ed States.
rain in Montana indicate that the United States sovereignity.
There have been stormy discussions tbe unexpected strike of the employes rangemen will gain where the ranch-
There was no difficulty or delay in
Professor Payne has been appointed over
this point. Dr. Lnia Carlos Rico, at $26,000 to $30*000. All bat two of era will lose. The snow and rain in reaching
«^agreement upon the sub­
to represent Harvard at the unveiling the minister
tRe
11
furnaces
in
use
were
’’frosen,”
foreign affairs, delivered
the southern, eastern and northern ject of tbe Isle of Pines treaty, bat the
of the Wagner monument at Berlin; a two boars’ of
and
tba
ore
will
have
to
be
cut
out
be­
during which be
portions of the state will do the range naval stations lease was the subject of
St. Andrews is to be repreaened by An­ declared that address,
the
treaty
should not bear fore the furnace« can again be need.
much
good, aa it ia too early tc hart long and tedious negotiations. Presi­
drew Carnegie.
President Charles F. Moyer, of the
the president’s signature before final
the
new
grass. The Bitter Root valley dent Palma and Mr. Sqnieis coaid eas­
Western Federation of Miners, aaya
During the fiscal year just ended the approval. E x - President C aro, in* a that
bad a cold rain, which may retard ily have reached an agreement, but the
he
does
not
think
it
will
be
neces­
money order department of the «New speech, insisted that the government sary to call oat tbo miner« of the state crop« in that garden spot. The storm president consulted numerous senators,
York postofflce handled the sum of should defend the treaty and not leave in rapport of tba ameltermen. Tbo waa heavy on tbe Continental Divide congressmen and others, whose opinions
$218,818,000, an increase over the pre­ tbe responsibility to the senate. At failure
of the legislature to pesa an and on the range weat of Missonis. carried considerable weight, with the
this juncture tbe senate adjourned.
vious year of $81,826,000.
eight-boar
law ii given by the strikers Tbe average temperature of the state resalt that many suggestions were
Tbe discussion ia being oontinned.
la 46, lowest in tbe eastern portion of made and some minor misunderstand­
General Lino Duarke Level, a for­
It ia said that fonr member« of tbe as the cause of the trouble, and tbe the state. Western Nebraska waa vis­ ings
followed. Tbe qoeetion of smug­
mer noted Venesuelan revolutionist, bouae and canal committees are decid­ company ia accused of using improper ited by a severe storm yesterday, and
gling was especially alow in settlement,
has arrived in New York, and says the edly in favor of the Hay-Herran canal means to defeat legiaiation.
tbe Cuban proposals being so exacting
A large force of police ia guarding this baa swept over Montana.
insurrection against Presidnst Castro treaty, whila three are against tbe
as to be impracticable.
tbe
smelters
in
this
city,
and
no
seri­
is sure to continue.
measure and two are doubtful. Tbe
Not Approached.
ous
disturbance
baa
occurred,
though
campaign is now on in earnest
The sale of the property of the Ault- canal
Boers Object to W ar Debt.
and
tbe
indications are that the debate 12 men have been arrested for disorder­ Washington, July 7.—Nothing haa
man-Miller company, of Akron, manu will be protracted
ly
conduct
and
making
threats.
yet
been
heard
in
official
quarters
of
and definite action
Heidelberg. Transvaal, Joly 6.—A
lecturers of harvesting machinery, for long delayed.
the
ultimatum
delivered
to
China
by
meeting
of tbe bnrghers I ot tbe purpose
$640,000, has been approved by United
St. Helena In th e Lead.
of
discussing
important public matters
Japan
and
England,
according
to
the
States Judge Wing.
Rainier, Or., Joly « .—The oonnty Odeua dispatches printed today. It ia was held today and adopted rsfolntions
Pinal Dividend Declared.
Seventy guns have been received
New York, July 8.—Jamee G. Can­ seat election was tbe livlieet ever wit­ certain that the United States has regretting tbe proposed introduction of
from the United States South Atlantic non, Bray ton Ives and William L. Bull, nessed in Oolnmbia oonnty. All tbe not recently been approached in this Asiatic labor and asking tbe govern­
oonnty beard from, exoapt Auburn pre­ direction by either of the governments ment to not place the $826,000,000 war
Squdadron at anchor at Montevideo;
and taken to the Oenro establishment trustees under the plan lor the readjust­ cinct, givea a total vote of 1 / 92, Rain­ named as parties to the agreement, ao debt on tbe country because representa­
ment of tbe affairs of Price, McCormick ier 662, Clatakanie 611, 8t. Helens 626. that it haa had no opportunity to Indi­ tive institutions bad bean granted.
for important alterations.
A
today declared a float dividend Aobarn precinct will not change tbe cate whether it would lend its moral General Botha made a speech in which
Transfer of the Field Columbian of Co.,
11%
per cent upon the claims of all result materially. I t will necessitate support to an effort on the part of he said that tbe Dutch did not wish to
Museum, at Chicago, from Jackson unsecured
England and Japan to protect their obstruct bat to assist the government.
deposited under a second election tbe first Monday in interests
park to a site in Grant park, in the their plana. creditors
in Manchuria.
The land, howevar, belonged to the
Tbe trustees also issued a August. An error in sending oat ^the
heart of the city, haa become a certain­ statement in which
Afrikanders, and theirs it most remain.
they
say
the
claims
registration
books
caused
mach
delay
ty. Five million dollars will be ex­ of secured creditors amounting to over and trouble in voting. More than 260
W ashington S taton Unveiled.
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pended by Mr. Field will construct and $1,000,000 have been paid in full. The affidavits were made by aix freeholders
Turkey P o ts Blame on Bulgaria.
Budapest,
July
7.—jttiolph
Friend
endow the museum. ^
Maim, an American citlsen, and a di­
unsecured creditors have received divi­ in Rainier precinct alone.
Vienna, July 6.—Tbe Turkish am-
rector of tbe Burdavara Public Garden nasaador haa presented to tbe Austrian
The British have inflicted an awful dends aggregating 71% per cent.
In Budapest, which is also known as foreign office a note categorically con­
defeat upon Mad Mullah.
Toy Plaat Blown Up.
American Park, baa presented to the tradicting all the conditions contained
Clash W ith Bulgarians.
Chicago.
July
8.»-Three
persona
were
garden
a life sized equestrian statute
John Barrett, of Portland, haa been
of
George
Washington. The statute in the Bulgarian note regarding the
Osknb,
European
Turkey,
Jaly
8.—
instantly
killed,
mveral
injured,
one
appointed minister to Argentina.
In a conflict between Turkish troops fatally, in an explosion tonignt which waa unveiled in the presence of the massing of Turkish troops on tbe
frontier and blaming the Bulgarian
The courts have declared the ship and Bulgarians -near Vodena, 46 miles wrecked a factory in South Chicago members of the American colony here revolutionists
for everything that baa
and
of
thousands
of
enthusiastic
Hun­
north
of
Salonica,
the
latter
had
10
avenue where caps for toy pistola were
trust insolvent and will appoint a re­
ocmrred.
. \
garians.
killed
and
tbe
Turk«
had
two
wounded.
manufactured.
ceiver.
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