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man county .
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NO . 5 0 .
The Boers
pressed.
The house passed the
priation bill.
ACTIVE.
P n i M a n K x r r p tlu n tu D u l l n e s s ■Newa
ban rranexsco. Feb. 3.—-The steamer
One of the test mineral exhibits ever
In O t h e r L in e e .
Australia, seven days from Honolulu,
Oregon w ill be on exhibi­
arrived today and reports that up to Senate Once More Shut Off ta'£en out
Bradstreet’s review says:
The transport Manuense has arrived
tion at New Orleans during the National In the Heart of the Retail Sec­
the time of her departure, 41 deaths
Exceptions to the quiet and even
at San Francisco from Manila.
on Pettigrew.
Editorial Association convention, to be
from plague had occurred, and there
dullness
shown by the many lines of
W . J. Bryan spoke to an audience of
held there, beginning March 1,
The
tion
of
the
City.
was
a
total
of
52
cases.
The
Australia
trade
and
speculation are found in the
O F IN T E R E S T T O O U R READERS 2,000 people at Chicopee, Mass.
idea of a mineral exhibit to be taken
active demand for woolen goods for
SOME
INTERESTING FIGURES had on Istard 175 passengers, the larg­ m e t by a p o in t o f
ORDER South and East originated with Mrs.
Cardinal Gibbons commends congress
est number which ever came to this
next fan ’s delivery, and in the active
for its action in the Roberts case.
Edyth Weatherred, and she is looking FOUR BLOCKS WERE BURNT cull for dry goods on spring acconnt.
port on a single steamer from the
R o a s p r e h e n s le e R e v ie w o f t h e I m p o r t­
after the matter personally.
In the latter direction, prices show
Nielson, of Minneapolis, lowered the O n ly E i g h t y T h o u s a n d M en o f T h is Hawaiian islands.
e n t H a p p e n in g s o f t h e P a s t W e e k
A l l e n , o f N e b r a s k a , C o n c lu d e d I l l s A r-
On a recent visit to Grant’s Pass
In an effort to stamp out the plague,
F o r c e N o w a t t h e F r o n t —T h e r e I s
special strength, and the bulk of the
C a l l e d P r o m t h e T e le g r a p h C o lu m n s . two-mile skating record of 5:51 to 5:33.
r u lg iiiiit.il« o f S e c r e t a r y G a g e —I iid iu n Mrs. Weatherred met a large number
• r o p e r ty W o r th * 1 . 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 D e s t r o y e d
it was decided to burn one of the blocks
(tr e a t A c tiv ity at th e N a v y -Y a r d s,
business placed in woolens has lieen at
William Stanley Hazeltine, the ma­
S c h o o l Q u e s t io n In t h e H o u s e .
—L u»»e» W e r e D is t r ib u t e d Auiuuf
of enterprising citizens who at once
in
I
hinatown.
The
tire
was
started,
an advance of 26 to 40 per cent. In
rine
artist,
is
dead
in
Home,
aged
54
M
a
n
y
D
u
e
M
an
K
i
l
l
e
d
.
appointed committees to collect an ex ­
I’lague at Honolulu is under control. years.
and it gained such headway that the
other lineg, notable steadiness is shown
London, Feb. 8.— Mr. Wyndham's tir e diqiartment could not control it.
in prices. Weather conditions through­
Washington, Feb. 5.— An effort by hibit. Mrs. Weatherred was greatly
Dawson evil-doers are forced to sa w
A serious riot occurred in Porto Rico remarkable declaration in the house ol The flames spread rapidly lrom one Pettigrew, of South Dakota, to discuss pleased with the enthusiasm mani­
wood.
St. Liuis, Mo., Feb. 6.— Property to out the country part of the week have
duriug the parades of two political commons that Great Britain will have block to another, and soon the whole the Philippine question in the senate fested by those interested in Southern
been against trade in seasonable goods,
General Bailer’s position is becoming parties.
in a fortnight 180,000 regulars in South Chinese quarter was destroyed. Hard­ today was of no avail, as he was met Oregon mines and this part of the state the estimatod value of $1,500,000 was and there is very general complaint of
earned
today,
the
greater
part
of
four
precarious.
Chicago trades-unionists in the Fed­ A frica,7,000 C anadians and Australians ly a house was left standing in the dis­ by a point of order which took him w ill send a very rich lot of samples. blocks of buildings and their contents large stocks of winter goods in the
Surveyors are now at work on the eration of Labor denounced Governor and 26,000 South African volunteers, is trict. The Chinese and other residents from the floor. He hud gotten only so Ihis town w ill be represented in the lietw«ri-n Third anil Sixth streets and hands of this branch of trade. Another
received with w«nlerm ent.
Gf this of the district fled from their homes far as to charge that the great journals souvenir book.
Oregon Midland railway route.
Taylor, of Kentucky.
effect of the usually mild weather is
total
of
213,000
troops,
with
452
guns, in terror, and were unable to save of the country would not
Mrs. Weatherred is now in Eastern Iranklin avenue and Morgan street, in that shown in the Northwestern lum­
A big steel m ill was wrecked m
the
heart
of
the
retail
section,
being
publish
the
rhe president has issued a proclania- 1 all are now there with the exception of
much of their effects. As a result of facta concerning the Philippine war. Oregon, where she has gone to finish destroyed. One fireman was killed, ber business. The lack of snow w ill
Pittsburg by a boiler explosion.
tion fixing a tariff of duties and taxes I 18,000 that are afloat.
Beyond com­ the destruction of the Chinese quarter,- Subsequently he offered
probably insure a reduction on the cut
another reso­ the work of collecting minerals, which
for
the
island
of
Guam.
A bill was introduced in congress to
parison this is the largest force Great 7,000 people were rendered homeless, lution on which he wjll speak next was begun on her recent visit to that nine other members of the fire depart­ of last year, and this, combined with
ment
were
injured
more
or
less
seri­
provide mining laws fur Cape Nome.
The passengers and mail brought ' Britain has ever put into the field. At and they are now living in tents.
I week. Allen, of Nebraska, concluded part of the state. She has visited most ously, and five or six citizens were small««- stocks, points to at least a
Money is now ready for the purchase from Honolulu by the steamer Austra­ the end of the Crimean war she had
The fire destroyed 12 blocks, bound­ bis speech in the arraignment of Secre of the large mines and reports all own­ hurt slightly. None ot the injured maintenance of present lumber quota­
scraped together 80,000. Wellington, ed by Kukui, Queen and Nunau streets, tary Gage lie. au.-e of his transaction ers and managers quick to perceive the
of the Salem, Or., federal building site. lia were released from Quarantine.
tions.
will die, as far as known tonight.
The strike at Cramp’s shipyard, I at Waterloo, had 25,000. Mr. Wynd­ 1 be most notable building burned was with the National City bank of New wonderful advantages of advertising
Moolen manufacturers have consti­
Census Supervisor Kelly has left for
The
loss
on
both
buildings
and
Alaska to enter upon his duties there. which has been in progress since Au* ham s spetjeh was the strongest de­ the Kauinakakpili, a prominent land- ^ ork. He had previously introduced through the National Editorial A ssocia. stocks of goals is approximately tuted an exception to the general quiet.
fense the government has yet put for­ mark, and ihe most comfortable edifice » resolution providing for an investiga- tion. Five hundred sample boxes of
$1,500,000. Definite figures are ex­ They opened the*- order books this
Owing to a split in the National gust, has been officially declared off.
ward as to what has been done and if of its kind in Honolulu. It contained "
ore are being arranged and superin­
* senate of the treasury de
tion by * the
ceedingly hard to obtain. There were week, and an unu^ .ally heavy volume
Wm. Goebel, the contesting gover­ being done.
League, Baltimore may lose her Base­
She will
a large pip«’ organ, valued at $5,000. partment, but objection to its consid­ tended bv Mrs. Weatherred.
of business is reporte«] to have been re­
nor of Kentucky, is dead from the re­
ball clnb.
have full charge of these at New six retail concerns which were heavy corded. Cotton gixxig are reported in
The general tone of the morning The steamship Iroquois rendered valu­ eration sent it over until next week.
losers. The remainder of the loss if
sult of the bullet fired by an unknowc
Orleans, and w ill distribute them
papers is that his figures w ill astonish able aid. She put out two lines of
An attempt to rob the Missouri, Kan­ assassin.
divided in varying proportions among a good demand in nearly all markets,
the country. Roughly speaking, only hose which saved the Honolulu iron
sas A Texas railway train at Holden,
Die house today devoted its attention where they w ill bring the best results. score or more of small shopkee|iers ot and the confidence as to spring business
The British government has contract­ 80,000 men are at the front.
Mo., was frustrated.
Mrs.
Weatherred
has
made
a
special
Ten works.
to the Indian appropriation bill. It
firms. Only two concerns suffered lost in dry goals and clothing is a notable
ed with the Philadelphia & Reading thousand others have lieen lost, and
rhe Australia’s passengers were got no further, however, than the ap­ study of Oregon mines and has written of over $100,000— Penny A Gentles and feature, in sharp contrast, in fact, with
The United States transports City of
Railroad Company for 1,000.000 tom 10,000 are shut up at Ladysmith. E x­ taken off and placed in the quarrantine propriations for Indians schools, where many articles on this particular re­
Pueblo and Senator have arrived at of „coal.
Schaper Bros. The buildings in which the reports received from retailers as to
cluding these there are 70,000 troops station at Angel island, where they will an effort was inaugurated by Fitzger­ source of the state. The souvenir book
San Francisco from Manila
the two concerns were housed were the present season’s business in winter-
ald, of New York, to permit the secre­ being prepare«! to be given away w ill owned by the Man- K. Knox estate, wear goods. Scarcity of water is com­
Fire in St. Louis destroyed foui wbo have not yet been in action, in remain till tomorrow.
Near Corunna, Spain, a torpedo boat,
blocks, causing a property loss ol addition to those at sea.
tary of the interior to contract with have many pages devoted to the "mines and were erected at a cost of $165,000. plained of as lim iting the output of
According
to
advices
from
Honolulu,
name and nationality unknown, has $1,500,000. One man was killed and
Why so many effectives have not yet the transport Aztec, which left this schools for the education of Indian of Oregon, with illustrations of m ills
Penny & Gentles’ loss, which is cov­ New England cotton m ills, which are
been totally lost, w ith all on board.
been engage,I is explained by the lack port for Hilo, with 400 mules and children where the goevrnmeut lacks and new mining towns, which w ill
several injured.
ered entirely by insurance, is estimated reported as backward in deliveries.
of land transportation and the organi horses, may not attempt to land her facilities. No appropriation is made show to the Eastern people that the
Quarantine officers in San Francisco
Business failures for the week num­
at $135,000. Schaper Bros.’ loss is es-
A reward of $5,000 has been offered
are adopting stringent measures to pro­ for the arrest and conviction of the per­ zation of supplies, to which Lord Rob cargo at Hilo.
Lighters would have for contract schools in this bill. It is minerals of this state and their devel­ timated at $100,000. These two con ber 252, as compared with 255 last
tect that port from the bubonic plagne. son or persons who made the attempt erts is devoting his experience and Lord to be employed, as the wharf there can­ cla’med that the present Indian school opment are assured facte.
cerns occupied about half the block on week, 246 in the week a year ago, 288
Kitchener his genius for details.
It not accommodate the Aztec. At pres­ facilities are inadequate.
Many of these samples of ore col­
The Union hotel, at Revelstoke, B. on the life of W illiam Goebel..
the west side of Broadway, south from in 1898, 326 in 1897, and 393 in 1896.
lected by Mrs. Weatherred w ill, on her
seems as though the weight of thess ent the weather conditions are such
C., was totally destroyed by fire, the
Canadian failures for the w«sjk num­
the corner of Franklin avenae, and tht
General Kobbe has occupied the is­ masses must destroy the equilibrium
H O B S O N 'S T H O U S A N D S .
return from the East, be turned over buildings were entirely destroyed
ber 39.
blase originating in the furnace room.
that the horses cannot lie landed safelv,
lands of Lamar and Leyte. In th« which now holds the British forces sta­
to the permanent mineral exhibit in
The rest of the block on the west side
The German steamer Remus has been fight at Catbalogan 10 insurgents were tionary wherever they are in contact and it is expected that the Aztec will M ore W l t n e s s e s fo r P r n a e r titio u In t h e Portland. Some of the very rich sam­
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
have to return to Honolulu.
of the street is taken np by the build
C la r k C a s e .
wrecked
near Aarhans, Denmark, killed and the Americans captured five w ith the Boer army.
ples
w
ill
be
returned
to
the
mine
own­
B e a t t ie M a r k e t» .
There was a small riot at the deten­
where she was bound. The captain cannon, with their artillerymen.
Washington, Feb. 5.— When the sen­ ers, who have kindly placed them in ings occupied by the Famons dry goods
Lack of transports and organization tion camp at Honolulu the night of the
Onions, new, $ 1.50 @ 1.75 per sack.
store,
whose
loss
was
comparatively
and 13 men perished.
Secretary Reitz, of the Transvaal re­ w ill not explain adequately why, 22d, owing to the refusal of the author­ ate committee on privileges and elec­ Mrs. WeatherreJ’g keeping for the New slight.
Lettuce, hothouse, $1.25
Colonel Charles P. W illiams, com­ public, says that the Boers have nevet when generals at the front request re ities to allow the Japanese to burn a tions met today, Campbell, represent­ Orleans exhibit.
Potatoes, new, $16@20.
On
Franklin,
just
hack
of
Penny
A
mander of the United States marine abused the white flag, and that the enforcements, they get them in rathei lot of new lumlier for fuel purposes, ing the memorialists in the prosecution
Beets, per sack, 75 @ 85c.
Gentles,
the
building
occupied
by
the
M
in
in
g
N
e
a
r
B
a
n
d
o
n
.
^°rpa at Mare Island, died suddenly o f ! Bri’ish murdered women, children and small numliers. Knowledge is slowly and because they were restrained from □f the charges against Senator Clark,
Turnips, per sack, 60c.
Messrs. Dixon & Stone, lessees of the Fuch Millinery & Cloak Company
hemorrhage of the stomach
penetrating to London that large garri­ burning a new cottage in which one of of Montana, in connection with hi« Madden mine, have piped off consid­ suffered a loss on the stock of $40,000
American citizens at Derdepoort.
Carrots, per sack, 50c.
election to the I uited States senate,
Parsnips, per sack, 76 @ 85c.
„
“ Nick” Haworth, suspected murder­
The value of property captured br Ad­ sons must be kept in Cape Colony to their numlier had died of the plagne. announced that he had three more w it­ erable surface, and are awaiting the The store occupied by D. Crawford
hold
down
the
Cape
Dutch,
who’,
ar
Cauliflower, 75c@$l per dozen.
er of Night Watchman Sandall, at miral Dewey’s fleet in Manila bav hat
The arrival of the reserves ended the nesses to examine, thus deferring the am xal of lumber from Adolpbsen’s Co., at Broadway and Franklin avenue
Cabbage, native and California, 75c
Kaysville, Utah, attempted to commit been estimated by the board of ap­ every one knows, outnumber the Brit troubles, and a careful watch is being
beginning of the presentation of the m ill for sluices. When completed they was entirely burned, with a loss on @$1.00 per 100 pounds.
ish residents there three to two.
suicide at Salt Lake by bleeding.
kept, as the Japanese are exceedinlgy defense.
buildings and stock of $70,000. Tht
praisal at $328,141. The largest itemt
w ill commence piping in pay sand.
Cable scraps received during the
Apples, $ 1.25@1.50 per box.
Mr. Butler, puichaser of" the Zum­ People’s Housefurnishing Company, at
Robert Fitzsimmons now claims he in the statement are: “ Ship and boat last 12 hours do not further illuminate sullen and some have armed themselves
The first witness was Frank E.
Pears, $ 1 .0 0 « 1.26 per box.
814
North
Broadway,
was
completely
w
alt
black
sand
mine,
has
six
or
seven
was drugged when he was whipped by equipment, $241,566; ordnance mate­ the military operations. Various inde­ with clubs.
■ Wright, cashier of a bank at Lewiston,
Prunes, 60c per box.
Affairs at Hilo have quieted, and no Idaho. \\ right was questioned concern­ men employed, and has done consider­ wrecked; loss $50,000.
At 812 North
James Jeffries for the championship rials, $14,294, and fuel, $20,568
pendent correspondents confirm the
Butter—Creamery, 29c per pound;
of the world at Coney Island, last June. The appraisal was called for as evi report that General Buller told hi« more trouble is expected.
ing the accounts of State Representa­ able work, tunning night and day when Broadway, Deere Bros.’ store, filled dairy, 17 @ 22c; ranch, 84c per pound.
dence in the suit brought by Admiral
with
a
stock
of
5
and
10-cent
goods,
a
good
supply
of
water
was
on
hand.
tive Long and State Senator Hobson,
A runaway electric car on the Day- Dewey for the award of prize monev.
troop« January 28 that he hoped to re
A f fa ir s In J a p a n .
Eggs— 20c.
Mr. Butler says that the pay dirt was sustained a $33,000 loss on buildings
ton A Xenia traction road, at Dayton,
lieve Ladysmith within a week. It is
Yokohama, Jan. 15, via San Fran­ the latter being president of his bank.
Checec Native. 16c.
and
stock.
about
10
feet
deep,
but
did
not
learn
The Boers credit divine providence believed in some trustworthy quartet a cisco, le b . 3.— The event of this week He said that prior to the meeting of
O., left the track at a sharp curve and
Poultry— 13@ 14c; dressed. 14@ 16c.
The fire swept through the block
that he is again assailing the Boer has been the arrival of the United the legislature. Long had owed the as to the amount of dust he was Girin»
was demolished, killing three persons. with their Tngela victory.
Hay— Puget Sound timothy, $12.00;
out.
from
Broadway
to
Fourth
street
and
States transport Grant with the Forty- Bank $400, and Hobson had owed it
No river and harbor bill w ill be pre­ lines.
An American scooting partr of the
Just across the river from Newt is, burned all the buildings from 827 tc choice Eastern M sshington timothy
A further list of casualties published eighth regiment, U, S. V. (colored), on $22,000. Long had paid his note in
Twenty-fifth was caught in ambush by sented at this session of congress.
Jim
Culver is mining, and has taken 809 North Fourth street. These build­ $ 18.00@19.00
April, and Hobson paid his in May
Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23;
Filipinoe and an officer and three men
The British parliament has reassem­ by the war office bring« the total from lioard. In consequence of the break­ last, both with checks. The account advantage of the bountiful supply of ings were old three and four story
the crossing of the Tugela to the aban­ ing out of the plague in Honolulu, the
feed
meal, $23.
killed. Insurgents lost 40 in killed and bled. No disorder was manifested
structures, some occupied as tenement!
donment of Spionkop to 1,985 officer» Grant was obliged to put in here for tranKripta were placed in evidence. water to pipe off the surface and he above and stores below, while othert
wounded.
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton.
w
ill
soon
be
able
to
test
the
richness
oi
Alexander Dunsmuir, the coal king" and men.
coal. Permission having been granted The one of Hobeop’s case showed that his mine.
were vacant. Here the S». Louii !21; whole, $22.
Senator W illiam Goebel, of Ken­ of the Pacific coast, died in New York
by the authorities, a dress parade of the ’v
1*‘st a le,ter was received from
Exceptional
activity
at
the
navy
Flour— Patent, per barrel, $3.25;
tucky, was shot and seriously wounded city, aged 47 years.
Dressed
Beef A Provisions Company,
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Messrs.
Page
and
Tom
Kelly,
lessees
yards continues, but a correspondent of regiment was held this afternoon and a the Continental National bank of Chi
blended
straights, $3.00; C a lifo r n ia
by a crazed Kentuckian, two shots pas­
Herboth
Mercantile
Company,
the
of the Deyve mine at China flat, have
Services in commemoration of the the press learns that this is chiefly new great crowd witnessed the nnusnal cago, advising the Fergus County hank
3.25; buckwheat flonr, $6.00; gra­
Schisler-Cornelia
Seed
Company,
and
sing entirely through the Democratic
been
busy
repairing
flumes
and
ditches
martyrdom of Charles I, of Engla -d, construction and refitting work. Three spectacle of an armed liody of American af a credit of $25,000 in Hobson’s be­
leader’s body.
They have three small stores, suffered an aggre­ ham, per barrel, $3.80; whole wheat
were held in Boston.
ships w ill be commissioned at Devon- soldiery landing upon the shores of half. Hobson was then in London, but and commenced piping.
flonr, $3.00; rye flour. $3.80@ 4.00.
People of China are said to take
the witness did not think he had gone had considerable trouble with their gate loss of $65,000, while the foasM
port this month.
Japan.
Millstuffs— Bran, per ton, $14.00;
on
buildings
amounted
to
fully
$45
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The
transport
Missonri,
en
route
tt
flume,
fa’liug
timber
having
smashed
imperial changes with great equani­
Some unpleasant criticism of the
shorts, per ton, $16.00.
The entire disappearance of the to London with Senator Clark.
000.
San
Francisco
from
Manila,
has
17
in
mity.
Hobson had never toL him where he it at the same place three different
war office has been caused bv the dis­ plague from Kobe and the occurrence
Fee«i—Chopped feed, $20.00 per ton;
sane soldiers aboard.
Among the firms and individuals
On cross-ex­ times.
covery that the sights of Lee-Enfield of no more sporadic cases in other paits obtained the $25,000.
William Jennings Bryan w ill accept
middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal,
that
suffered
heavily
from
the
fire
are
Fire destroyed the business portior carbines are defective.
M i n . T u rn « O u t R ic h .
Old carbines of the empire, its ravages being now amination. the witness said that Hob­
per ton, $30.00.
the Populist nomination for the presi­
of the town of Winfield, Kan. Hun have been supplied to the
L
in
Corliett,
half owner in the the following, whose places of business
son
was
considered
a
wealthy
man,
dency.
confined
entirely
to
the
city
of
Osaka,
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef
outgoing
were
on
the
east
side
of
Fourth
and
dreds of people are homeless.
Fourth brigade of cavalrv.
is a fact attracting much attention. In worth about $300,000 or $400,00o’. Royal, one of the liest in the now well west side of Third streets:
steers, 4 ^ @ 5 c; cows, 4 @ 4 ^ c; pork,
Lord Panncefote w ill retire as am­
Lieutenant Winston Churchill de
the later city it has assumed its most He knew that he hail sold some mines known up-river group of mines, has
bassador of Great Britain to the United
A. Nasse, wholesale grocer; Plant 4 )ic ; trimmed, « S c ; veal, small, 6c;
scribes the battle of Spionkop as th«
C R O SSED THE AISLE.
dangerous form, that of lung attack, in London, but did not know whether brought to town half a sack of ore from Seed Company; Krenning Glass Com forge, 4c.
States, April 1.
hardest fight of the South African war.
and has thus liecome the very breath of the $25,000 was derived from this his mine. A portion of it, selected at pany; Bassett's plumbing establish­
Hams—Large, 13c; small,
The interstate commerce commission
S i b l e y , o f P e n n s y l v a n i a . S p o k e In F a v o r pestilence.
random from the sack, was tested bv
In spite of this, however, source.
breakfast bacon, 12 S c ; drv salt sides,
All
is
quiet
in
Samoa.
The
native«
ment;
McLain
A
Alcorn
Commission
o f K i p a n il u n .
has sued the Northern Pacific to en­
an assayer of La Grande, and showed
8c.
only 39 cases have occurred there.
SO UD A N ESE
TROOPS
REBEL.
are more settled than at any time sine«
force disregarded laws.
$55 to the ton—$45 of silver and $10 Company; Bueller Block Commission
Washington, Feb. 3.— Representa­
F o r t l a n « M a r k e t.
the disturbance between the nativ«
Company;
Nelson
Distilling
Company:
B o e r W a r In I l l i n o i s .
of gold. The ownefls of the mine are
tive Joseph Sibley, of Pennsylvania,
ie r lo u a T r o u b le L l k r l y t o O r r u r ti
Senators are said to want no change factions.
Wheat — Walla WalU. 61 @ 52c;
Hake
&
Sons
Commission
Company;
Chicago,
Feb.
3.—
A
special
to
the
V pprr E g y p t.
enthusiastic over the results thus far,
who attained great prominence in tht
in the manner oi their election. The
George A. Benton, produce; Ba net \ alley, 60c; Blut-stem, 52c per bushel.
The sheriff of Colfax, Wash., hai 54th congress by his earnest champion­ Times-Herald from Danville, 111 , says:
Paris, Feb. 5.—A -dispatch to the aud are pushing the work rapidly Flower Company; Shaw & Richmond,
house favors popular vote.
Flonr— Best grades, $2.90; graham,
offered a reward of $500 for the capture ship of free silver, assailed his Demo­ Frank Specht, a German, who has an Havas news agency from Cairo con­ They believe the ore is valuable enough
$2.25;
superfine, $2.15 per barrel.
produce.
Their
losses
aggregate
thous­
Dundonald’s forces, for whom fears of Clemens, the murderer of a mai
It costs,
cratic colleagues today for their oppo English wife, and W illiam Shoemaker, firms the report that a rebellion had to be shipped with profit.
ands of dollars and are partly coveral
Gate—Choice white, 35 @ 36c; choice
were entertained, are safe on the south named Boland.
an
Englishman,
with
a
German
wife,
according
to
previous
estimates,
for
occurred among the Soudanese troops
sition to expansion in a speech that
gray, 34c per bushel.
by insurance.
/
bank of the Tngela river.
A special dispatch from Cape Towr made the floor and galleries roar. Sib­ got into an argument over the Boer war in Khartoum. It says: “ There is wagon and railroad freightage and for
Barley— Feed barley, $lo@ 16.00;
Late tonight John Cummings, pri­
Frank much anxiety here.” There have been smelting. $24.50 per ton.
Five business men of W alla W alla says 150 American scoots, who arrived ley had recanted his views on free last night. The injured are:
If the ore
brewing, $18.00@ 18.50 per ton.
vate
watchman
of
Penny
A
Gentles,
Specht,
stabbed
three
times
with
a
were victimized by a smooth foiger, there as muleteers, have enlisted in silver, and is now generally out of line
many grave incidenta, notable the shall hold out as good as that shown in
Millstuffs— Bran, $17 per ton; mid­
W illiam Shoe­ growing discontent in the Egyptian the assay, it can lie handled to advan­ was arrested and is being held, pending
who cashed bogus checks.
with his colleagues on the Democratic pitchfork; may die.
the British forces.
an investigation into the origin of the dlings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $16 per
maker,
badldy
beaten
and
scratched;
arm, which has reached to a mutiny tage. But it is believed that at least fire. He was taken into custody as the ton.
side. He insisted today that expan­
The Prince Regent of Bavaria has
A cold wava is prevailing east of th«
conferred the Order of St. Michaels, Rocky mountains. The temperature it sion was an original Democratic doc­ Mrs. W illiam Shoemaker, scratched in two Soudanese battalions. The gov­ two m ills w ill be erected before another result of a statement by
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Hay—Timothy, $ 1 0 « 12; clover,
a woman room-
fint-class, on Dr. Nansen, the explorer. eight degrees below zero at Chicago and trine promulgated by Jefferson, and and hair tom out; Mrs. Frank Specht, ernment has sent Colonel Wingate to year, and this would mean the develop­ ing opposite, to the effect that she had *"@8: Oregon wrild hay, $6@7 per ton.
parie with them.
ment of all the mines in that group.
adhered to by Madison, Jackson, Tyler, badly bruise.I and scratched.
Bntter— Fancy creamery, 60 @ 65c;
seen a man answering the watchman’s
In Cincinnati, Charles Barlruff, a six below at Omaha.
At the beginning of the fracas, the
Polk and Buchanan. In eloquent lan­
The army complains of bad treat­ The Royal is located about five miles description, lighting matches in the seconds, 42Q@ 45c; dairy, 30@ 3?Hc;
tanner, killed his wife, his son and his
women stood valiantly for their own ment and the secret dispatch of Egyp­ from the line of the proposed new rail­
The Fergus Printing Company, ol
27 He.
store previous to the fire.
Cummings store, 22
daughter and then tried to set the Chicago, one of the oldest printing guage he pictured the destiny of the nationality, but as the fight progressed
United
States
carrying
the
arts
of
tian troops to South Africa. It appears road, 14 m iles from Sumpter, and 15 denied having had anything to do with
house on fire.
L-tigs— 16@17 .He per dozen.
houses in the city, was thrown into th« p«ace and the story of the cross to the each forgot country and fought for her certain that 10 Maxims anil a large miles from Granite.
it, and states that he was at home t Cheese— Oregon full cream, 12 He:
A funeral tram, arranged by the streets for non-payment of rent.
\\ hen the poli«-e arrived, assignment of saddles have gone to Dur­
remotest corners of the globe.
Sibley husband.
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
when the fire broke out.
P r u in U in g L e d g e .
Southern Pacific, w ill convey the re­
Specht
was
unconscious
and
bleeding
ban, aud a numlier of English offl<eers
Great Northern officials and em received an impressive demonstration
per pound.
Polk
Dews,
who
lives
on
the
Big
W
n
i.
G
o
e
b
e
l
I
s
D
e
a
d
.
mains of General Lawton and Major ployes’ grievance committee held a when he closed.
profusely, while the women were tear­ and civil functionaries have obtained
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.60@
Applegate, below the Nick Wright
Logan to the East.
Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 6.—The bullet
unlimited furlough to go to South
The remainder of the debate today ing at each other’s clothes and hair.
conference and it is announced there
4.00
per C dozen;
hem-,
place,
is
opening
a
promising
ledge
on
fired
by
an
unknown
assassin
last
Tues-
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OaOrtCCHU 1IWI, 1 HCb' Ort lA .i«
. \
A« \ $4.50; springs.
F«“»
James H. Britton, ex-mayor of St. w ill be no strike, all differences beimi was uninteresting.
Africa, which is believed to be » breach
It touched the
N e g u s F r ie n d ly to E n g la n d .
6° : geeee’ <<00(^8.50 for old;
the hill west of the creek, says the Ash­ day morning ended the life of William
Louis, and for many years one of the settled.
questions of mediation in the Trans­
New York, 1-eb. 3.—A dispatch from of Egypt’s neutrality. The govern­ land Tidings. The first discovery of Goebel at 6:45 o ’clock this evening. $4.50@ 6.60; dneks, $6.00@ 9.00 per
leading bankers of the West, died at
ment is alarmed at the attitude of the
Governor Taylor declares that a stab vaal, lynchings in the South and the Zurich states that the re,>orts that
this peculiar formation revealed only a The only persons present at the death- dozen; turkeys, live, 15@17c per
Ardley, N. Y „ aged 83.
black
troops, and has asked the khe-
jury
law
in
Hawaii.
Not
much
pro­
Menelik
is
arming
are
untrue,
and
that
of insurrection now prevails in Ken­
number of stringers, but they were lied were Mr. Goebel’s sister, Mrs pound.
C aptain C. H. Stockton, presides, tucky. He £ a s ordered the legislature gress was made in the Indian appro­ the negus has rejected French and Rus­ dive to intervene. The latter has sent
Potatoes—55@85c per sack; sweets,
very rich in free gold aud almost Brawnecker, and his brother, Arthur
of the naval war college, says: “ Com­ adjourned, but the Democrats have re­ priation bill, which was under «jon- sian counsel to attack the English from a letter urging oliedience, bnt anxiety
2@ 2H c per pound.
wholly
free
from
sulphnrets.
Further
Goebel,
of
Cincinnati,
who
has
been
in
sideration.
mand of the sea on our North Pacific fused to obey his edict.
the rear. Menelik in November last re­ nevertheless continues. Egypt is al prosp«-cting shows these stringers to bs constant attendance at Mr. Goebel’s
Yegetaliles— Beets, $1; turnips, 90c;
coast and the waters of the western
ceived
an extraordinary ambassador most denuded of European soldiers.
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab-
coming together, and Mr. Dews now bedside, and Dr. McCormack.
Justus
R.
V.
Wilson
has
been
arrested
in
Nearly
the
entire
morning
hour
in
basin of the North Pacific should be in
sent to him by England, with the
has a ledge about a foot wide, and the Goebel, a brother, who nas been hurry­ l«ge, lH c per pound; parsnips, $1;
H a y S e n d * B o e r F u n d t o T r a n s v a a l.
our hands in peace and war time. San Francisco on the charge of having the senate today was occupied by Allen, greatest honor He held any number
ore
is of the most promising character. ing from Arizona as fast as steam onions, $ 1.15@1.50; carrots, $1.
Washington,
Feb.
6.—Secretary
Hay
Thia caa.pnlv be effected by readiness embezzled a package containing $600, ol Nebraska, in the discussion of thè of conferences with the English envoy,
Hope— 7@ 10c; 1898 crop, 5@6c.
Persons
who have examined this dis­ would carry in a vain hope of reaching
has
received
the
sum
of
$2,760
ool
whil«^
he
was
agent
for
the
Great
report
of
Secretary
Gage,
concerning
of a proper A d sufficient naval force
at which Herr Hg, his Swiss adviser, lected by the St. Louis W estliche Post covery think it w ill develop into a per­ his dying brother in time for some token
M ool— \ alley, 12@ l3c per pound;
either on the spot, or to be furnished Northern Express Company at Frank- hls transactions with the National City was present. The negus w ni highly
of recognition, arrived 40 minutes too
Ore^on’ ®@14c; mohair, 27@
manent
vein
of
much
value.
Mr.
Dews
and
transmitted
to
the
department
of
Un,
King
county,
Wash.
bank,
of
New
York.
from the Atlantic through an un­
' 80c per pound.
delighted with the result of the nego­
late.
Lee Gong, a Chinaman of Fargo N
Daniel, of \ irginia, then delivered tiations and loaded the embassy with state by Mr. Pretorious, to lie used for is greatly pleased with his prospect, and
tram e lied canal. In addition to this,
Mutton—Grom, lieet sheep, wethers
the lienefit of the widows and orphans will push work as fast as possible on
M a » l» tln » , « h e M a r ln e A r tl» « .
and ready for combining, should be the D., who alleges 8t. Louis is h it home an exten'1«*1 «peech on the pending costly presents for the queen.
and ewee, 3 He; dressed mutton, 6H @
the ledge.
of
the
Boer
soldiers.
The
secretary
New York, Feb. 6.—W illiam Stanley
He vigorously
available forces normally attached to appealed today from the United States flnancial measure.
Tc per pound; lambs,- 7 H e per pound.
French and Russian diplomats are
R. H. Whitehead is up from the Hazeltine, the marine artist, is dead in
the Philippines and the waters about court to the secretary of the treasury, oPPofle,i the propostion that the country dissatisfied at the turn which things has forwarded the money by the mails
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00;
to
Adelbert
Hay,
United
States
consul
Rome, aged 64 years. He was a native light and feeders, $4.50; dressed,
China, Japan and Corea.
In other and was released on bail. He was thè I ’ hould go to the gold standard.
have taken.
English influence in at Pretoria, to lie turned over to Presi mines near Leland, says the Medford of Philadelphia.
Mail. He brought with him about
Daniel M. Kandsdell, of Indiana, Abyssnia is steadily increasing. Men­
words, the Pacific ocean, from Samoa first of the 70 Chinamen charged with
$5.50@6.00 per 100 pounds.
northward, should be w ithin our violating the exclusion act, to be heard and Charles G. Bennett, of New York,’ elik w ill not visit Paris. He takes the dent Kruger for the purposes s(«ecifled $1,300 in gold—just an even 70 ounces,
Beef—Grom, top steers, $3.60@ 4.00;
Capt.
Sigsbee,
the
hero
of
the
Maine,
The
action
of
the
state
department,
control. ”
at $18.80 per ounce. This was taken
were sworn in as sergeant-at arms and greatest possible interest in the con­
by the courts.
cows, $3 @3.60; dressed beef, 6H@
and
who
w
ill
take
charge
of
the
naval
it
is
explained,
applies
only
to
contri
res^h X w o? W
H
- February E
secretary of the senate, respectively.
struction of theDjiliouti-Harrar railway, butions for charitable objects.
has 7 Ho per pound.
C h a r g e d W it h F o r g i n g B o n d s .
San Francisco 1
Veal—Large, «H @ 7H c; «wall, 8@
A
newsboy
of
Philadelphia
was
ar­
purchased
a
house
in
Washington.
M
ia
a
lo
n
a
r
y
K
i
l
l
e
d
B
y
C
h
in
a
»
»
a daily paper
S h o r t M a ll l t o u t . t o N o m o .
New York, Feb. 8.—Julius Schroe-
8,Ho per pound.
printed in Chinese.
rested under the blue law of 1794 and
Paris, Feb. 8.—A dispatch from
S le « » R a tio n » a t M a t e k l n s .
N f w S tr ik e in C h e c k m a t e .
Washington, Feb. 6.—The postoffice
ter, of Forest H ill, N. J., was arrested
Joseph L. Mayers, state senator of fined four dollars for selling news­ in this city today on a warrant charg­ Peking Hays: The report of the death department has directed that a shorter
Mafeking, Feb. 6.—Siege rations oi
The Checkmate mine at Willow creek
I r » M i» e » M ark»«.
papers
on
Sunday.
of Emperor Kwang Sn is not confirm­
Ohio, from Coshocton, walked to the
ing forgery, on complaint of Laden- ed. The dispatch adds that the safety mail route, entirely w ithin American has another strike to its credit says the bread and meat have only now been en-
Wool—Spring—
Nevada, 12 @ 15c per
Admiral Schley, who was recently berg, Thalmann & Co., bankers, who
capitol from his borne, a distance of
territory, shall be established to com­ Spokane Spokesman-Beview. A new force«!. Oats intended for horses arc
100 miles, to show his independence of made a thirty-second degree Mason, charge Schroeter with forging l/onds of of foreigners is not threatened, but municate with the Cape Nome gold ore chute has been found. It has been now saved to supply the troopers, if pound; Eastern Oregon, 12@16c; Val­
ley, 20@22c; Northern, 10@12c.
that an English missionary having
has lieen a member of the fraternity
railroads.
the state of Virginia.
Upon these been murdered in the province of fields. This w ill be from Katmai, ..n pent trated 60 feet. The ore is high needed. Tinned milk and matches are
Hope— 1899 crop,
11 @ 12c per
since
his
twenty-first
birthday.
commandeered.
Liquor
is
scarce.
the
coast,
via
Nushagok
and
St.
Mich­
gra<:e, and w ill be shipped without
Citizens of Dickinson county, Kan.,
alleged forgeries of Virginia bonds, Shang Tung, the British, American,
pound.
The rich streak is
- have organize« I a relief association for
A law just passed in Norway makes amounting to $100,000, it is charged French, Italian and German ministers ael, and w ill be several hundred concentration.
H o« W o a lh r r lu B u e n o » A y re» .
Butter—Fancy
creamery
25c;
miles shorter than the present one by from eight to 16 inches thick. This
* the purpose of sending com to India girl» ineligible for matrimony unless that Schroeter succeeded in obtaining
have addressed a note to the foreign way of the Yukon river.
o r e ^ ? the8 ^ t ' T V ’t h * h.igh grada I dred
two ^ ¿strok es ie r e ^ ffic id h - do seconds, 23@24c; fancy dairy, 21
for free distribution in the famine- they can show certificates of skill in I . » « , »
»88.000
J 1“ « " ’ « «
@22c; do seconds, 18@20c per pound.
T m o » ,- N.tioDal
stricken districts.
porters’ & Traders’
National b .ok «S. c h i n e / . u l k o r S ” ;
cooking, knitting and spinning.
opened is entirely ’n ew, not having U^en ih ^ T w w e r e ^ a ta r ' The68^ “' " ° '
F-ggs—Store, 18 @ 20c; fancy ranch,
route w ill be continued
22 Ho.
missionaries.
temperature
During the present year 25 important and Ladenberg, Thalmann & Co.
The mass of the lava ejected from
uext winter.
found above.
| wag 120 -n
8hade>
Millstuffs — Middlings, $17.00 @
Veecvius since 1895 amounts to 64,000,- conventions w ill be held in Cleveland.
T
h
e
P
n
c
lf
le
S
q
u
a
d
r
o
n
.
The
Knappa
Coal
Company
has
filed
20.00; bran, $13@ 14.00.
H am uan a A r e Q u ie t.
000 cubic meters.
M
lu
em
*
R
ru
le
A
d
o
p
t
e
d
.
I- rank Steunenberg, governor of
San Diego, Cal., Feb. 2.— The battle­
articles of incorporation and w ill en-1
B“*‘r
*» Vienna,
London, Feb. 2.— Advices from Apia,
Hay—Wheat $6.60@ 9.60; wheat and
The Southern Federation of Colored Idaho, is seven feet tall and straight as ship Iowa returned to San Diego today
Indianapolis, Feb. 5.—After a joint gage in a general mining, m illing and
Vienna, Feb. 5.—Under the auspices oat $6.60@ 9.00; beet barley $6.00@
Samoa,
under
date
of
January
24,
say
a
pine.
Women, which has in view the eleva­
|
conference
lasting
nearly
two
weeks,
lrcm Magdelana bay, where she had that all is quiet in Samoa, and the na­
prospecting business, manufacture and
German nationalists, some 8,000 7.00; alfalfa, $6.00@7.60 per ton;
tion of the negro women of the south,
Rev. Benaiah L. Whitman, president oeen on target practice. It is under­ tives are more settled than at any time the delegates from the United Mine deal in lumber and general merchan- people met today to express sympathy straw, 30 @45c per bale.
has been organised in Montgomery, Ala’ of Columbian university, Washington, stood here that Admiral Kautz w ill
Workers of America and the Interstate dise; maintain and operate gas and f°r
Boers. The Dutch minister,
since the disturbance between the na­
Potatoes— hourly Rose, 86 @90; Ore­
The highest ranking officer of the D. C., has tendered his resignation to transfer his flag to the Iowa and that tive factions. At a recent meeting of Operators’ Association finally adopted electric light aud power plants; oper-
Herman, aud several German radi­ gon Burbanks, 86c@12.0; river Bur­
United States navy who w ill retire accept the pastorate of Calvary Baptist the Philadelphia w ill start tomorrow the Mataafans, at which Malietoa was a scale at 11:80 o ’clock tonight which ate boats, barges, steamers and sailing cal members of the reichsrath, with all banks, 60 @ 86c; Kalin». Burbanks
is a compromise between the first de­ vessels on the Columbia river and «io the Dutch residents of Vienna, paitici-
from active service daring 1900 be­ church, Philadelphia.
or Friday for San Francisco, to dock at . present, Mataufa
___________
made an ________
address, in
mand of the former and the first offer a general shipping business. The prin­ pated. Intense enthusiasm was dis­ $ 1.00@1.25 per sack.
cause of the age lim it, is Capt. W. C.
Mare
Island
and
take
on
supplies
lietore
which
he
counseled
im
plicit
obedience
Col. A. D. Hope died at his home in
Citrus Fruit—Oranges, Valencia,
of the latter. The scale adopted is a cipal office w ill be located at Astoria. played, war songs ware sung, and a
Gibson. Usually from one to four rear Roselle, N. J., after a lingering illness. sailing to Samoa, with Captain Neville, to the law.
$2.75@ 3.25; Mexican limes, $4.00@i
general
adavnee
of
21.21
p«-r
cent,
and
admirals are retired annually. During Col. Hope, who was 83 years old, had the new governor of the island of Tu-
The capital stock of the company is telegram was sent to Dr. Leyds.
6.00; California lemons 76c@$1.60;
1901 Rear Admirals McNair and Schley charge of the first train to curry troops tuila, who is now en route from the
100,000, divided into shares of the
Columbia, 8. C., has an ordinance is satisfactory to miners and operators
do choice $ 1.76@2.00 per box.
I
of
Ohio,
Pennsylvania
and
Indiana,
will give up active service.
alue of 10 cents each. E. P. Ken­
Twenty-two m illion dollars have
gates should | and w ill be accepted by tbs Illinois
during the civil war to Washington.
I Brooklyn navy yard with a detachment which requires that
Tropical Fruits— Hu n a n » » $ 1 . 5 0 @
of marines.
dall, H. T. Findlay and J. D. McFar­ been invested in Missouri mines siuca 2.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom­
awing inward.
miners and operators.
lane are the incorporators.
last January.
inal; Persian dates,
6@ <H e I*»
From All Parts of the New
World and the Old.
appio-
Over 200,000 Men to Fight
the Boers.