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LEADER.
MORO, S H E R M A N
LATER NEWS.
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place at Coney Island about the middle
of May.
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M ad*
REVIEW.
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Victoria, B. C., Feb. 11.—The
C o n tr a c t* .
There will be lawlessness and a reign
From All Parts of the New T. Daniel Frawlev has made arrange­ Destructive Tornado V i s i t s stea,nel‘ Empress of China, brings the
K.
G.
Dun
&
Co.’s weekly review of
The
of
terror
in
the
new
gold
fields
at
Cape
ments to take a copmauy of actois to
Burial of Lawton with
following Oriental advices:
Albay Province Much Har- trade says:
World and the Old.
Cape Nome.
Nome,
Alaska,
next
summer,
in
the
A terrible accident is reported from
Collinsville.
This year starts with much of the
Fitting Honors.
opinion of John G. Brady, governor of
the Wuhu river. A junk w>ts caught
An alliance, offensive and defensive,
assed
by
Them.
year’s
business already done, and all
the territory, and George N. Wright,
in a snow squall and turned turtle, all
has been consummated between Eng­
comparisons w ill prove misleading if
OF INTEREST TO OUR READERS land and Portugal.
postmaster
at
Cape
Nome,
nnless
con­
FOURTEEN PER SO N S INJURED on board, numbering 20 in all, being
that fact is not taken into account.
tribute to a g a lla n t hero gress takes steps to establish civil gov­
drowned.
amcricans
suffer
losses Last year the certainty of great im ­
The English nation has settled down
ernment
on
a
firm
foundation
and
From Nago-Ya, Japan, comes news
provement had come before the year
C o m p r e h e n s i v e R e v i e w o f t h e I m p o r t ­ to the realization that the war with
S to r m W a* S e v e r e l y F e l t a t S t. L o u is
of another terrible accident.
A fire F u n e r a l W a* W e ll A t t e u < t e i l - T h e P r e s ­ makes laws defining the proprietorship
the
Boers
w
ill
last
a
long
time.
a n t H a p p e n in g * o f t h e P a s t W e e k
of claims. Governor Brady and Mr. B u b o n ic P i s a n * a n d S m a llp o x A m o n g opened, and there was a rush to get in
W h e r e I t C a u s e d M u ch D i t i n i t g e - broke out January 23, in a large spin­
orders l*efore works became crowded
i d e n t , HI* A d v is e r * a n d M a n y O fficer* Wright are in the East endeavoring to
C u l l e d F r o m t h e T e le g r a p h C o lu m n * .
Governor Taylor, of Kentucky, has
M u c h P r o p e r ty L o s t.
ning m ill at Koryo Mura, in the Owari
t b e F i lip in o * O p era tiv i* * u t B e l l s u d
and prices advanced. This year the
u t 111(1* H on k W e r e P r e s e u t .
declined to sign the peace agreement
obtain
the
appointment
of
United
States
B e a c o n In L u x u ii.
prefecture. Two buildings were de­
works are already crowded for months
and the case w ill go to the courts.
judges
at
Sitka,
Circle
City
and
Cap*
stroyed and 31 factory girls burned to
ahead
in most lines, andpi *-es had a l­
The Nicaragua canal bill w ill be
Nome. An extraordinary rush of gold-
Bt. Louis, Mo., Feb. 10.—The town death. Six were injured badly and a
A destructive fire visited the citv of
Washington, Feb. 11.— Major-Gen­
ready advanced so far that recoil had
pushed through both houses this
seekers
to
the
last
named
place
is
ex­
Manila,
Feb.
13.—Of
late
the
in­
of
Collinsville,
111.,
12
miles
from
St.
number slightly injured.
San Salvador, Central America. The
eral Henry W. Lawton was buried to­
already commenced in some branches,
month.
The Fleur de Lutns, as the junk lie- day in the national cemetery, at Ar pected next May when communication surgents in Albay province, Luzon, and was thought probable j i others.
total loss Is estimated at $1,000,000.
| Louis, on the \ andalia railroad, nar­
rowly esca(>ed destruction by a tornado ing sent from Hong Kong to the Paris lington. It was a nation’s tribute to a with the outside world is reopened. have adopted harassing tactics against
Mexican liberals favor the candi­
The United States transport Colnm- today. Fourteen persons were injure*! in
With the exception of woolen manu­
.Mr. Wright believes that before the end the towns which the Americans have
dacy of President D ial for re-election
b.’.a arrived at San Francisco from the immediate vicinity of the village, exposition is called, has started on her national hero, and the sorrow of a of the summer, there w ill be 60,000 garrisoned They camp in the hills and factures, the chief industries have ******
by a vote of three to one.
Manila, ¡she made the trip in 30 days. ' some of them fata'lj an* there was adventurous trip from the China sea to whole people was expressed when persQns in Capo Nome.
maintain a oonstant fire upon the less new business in January than last
the 1 renen capital. The junk, which America added the chaplet of cypress
The league of Republican clubs of
Three ballot-box stuffers of l’h ilad el-1 much damage to prnpe»:y.
American outposts. When the troops year, thongh deliveries on pirevious con­
B
e
want
the
general
land
laws
ex­
Miners
is
one
of
the
common
Chinese
kind,
is
to the brow that so long had worn the
Oregon convened at the armorv in Port­
p *ia were sentenced to imprisonment who live in the outskirts of town lost 72 feet long and 28 feet wide.
tended to Alaska, so that we hav* sally against them, they scatter, re­ tracts have been larger than a year ago.
She laurel.
land, with 800 delegates present.
Wheat rose 1 cent, but *oon reacted.
lor two y e a r s and to pav a tine of $500 most by the wind. A group of three w ill stop on the route at Saigon, Singa­
homestead rights,” said Mr. Wright turning when the Americans retire.
The burial service beneath the leaf­ last night, “ otherwise we cannot help
Atlantic exports were only 1,466,592
Mrs. L illie Devereaux Blake has each.
They
shoot
burning
arrows,
and
have
residences standing on a hill were re­ pore, Coloml>o and Aden.
The junk less trees at Arlington was preceded by
announced her candidacy for the preai
Wg thus burned a large part of the town of bushels, flour included, for the week.
w ill l>e towed through the Suez canal. services in the church of the Covenant, having a great deal of trouble.
A resolution expressing sympathy duced to splinters.
dency of the National Women Suffragist
Albay. Indeed, most of the towns in Pacific exports have been 4,209,300
are
without
the
legal
form
of
govern­
The
injured
are:
Paul
Qnsrandi,
Captain Bourdounet, who is in charge on Connecticut avenue, at which every
w.th tl- Boers was adopted by the sen­
Association.
that
province are practically deserted, bushels in five weeks, against 3,670,854
ment.
W
e
have
organized
one
of
c
ate
It was offered by Allen, oi aged 35, severely bruised and burned, if her, is accompanied by his wife, one department of the army and navy with­
except by the garrison. Scarcely any bushels last year.
l*erhaps fatal; Otto Odderhole, 17, arm t rench sailor, nine annimatos and nine in reach of Washington, Lawton’s old own. electing a mayor, a council,
Mem Iters of the Algonquin Club, a Nebraska.
Speculation in cotton has raised the
hief of police and other officers, b,
of the inhabitants return to their
broken, internally injured, serious; Chinese.
leading social organization of Bridge­
comrades of the line staff, the diplo­
lord Roberts has addressed a lettei ‘
price to 8
cents, without improve­
it
has
no
standing
in
law.
There
were
homes.
They
are
camping
in
the
inter­
Sophie Fix, 17, skull fractured and
port, Conn., have declined to entertain
A great conflagration occurred at matic corps in all its brilliance of uni­
U. Presidents Kruger and Stevne, com­
ment
in
the
demand. The receipt«
2,000
men
there
last
year,
and
they
ior.
and
it
ia
sup|*>sed
armed
insurgents
W . J. Bryan.
bruised, thought to be fattallv injured; Kiuaug, December 29.
In all 300 form and decoration, and as many c iti­
plaining of the wanton destruction ol
from
plantations
still fall so far l*ehind
New’ton Anderson, scalp wonud and buildings were destroyed.
The cause zens of all degrees as were fortunate agreed among themselves to observe prevent them going back. It ia report­ last year’s that low estimates of yield
The plague in Honolulu has broken property in Natal.
ed
that
there
is
much
suffering
among
each
other’s
rights,
but
it
will
be
dif
bruised
face,
not
serious;
Theodore
of the fire is not known. The damage enough to find standing room within
out in several isolated places outside of
them, , owing to lack of food.
food As a re are expected.
ferent when we have 60,000.
I lnem
Threu ehlldren of P. D ’Arcy, living Lawrence, cut and bruised and intern­ w ill exceed $1.000,000.
Most of the the walls, were present.
the orginally infected district, and its D r Ï
Wool ia rather weaker in aorne
“
In
law,
nobtxly
has
any
right
to
the
,u
lt
ot
theBe
<'°»»ditions,
the hemp busi-
outh
Union,
W
ash.,
were
poison-
ally
injured;
Frank
Kobart,
seriously
buildings destroyed were big shops.
progress is regarded as serious.
But the crowd within was insignifi­
grades, but stronger in others, so that
ed by prinking the water from an bruised; son and daughter of Frank
beach,
between
the
high
and
low
water
ne*
in
that
ewrtion
«
seriously
hiu-
At Saigon, an lunim ite woman has cant compared with the thousands who
the average of quotations is steady, not­
John D. Rocketeller is no longer ft ahuoned well.
Kobart, severely cut and bruised; Tony given birth to twins, joined together braved the lowering winter day for a inarks, where there are rich deposits ol ^ered, and ships going for cargoes are
withstanding
some sales at concessions.
president of the Standard Oil Company.
gold.
It
ought
to
be
laid
off
in
small
im
p
e
lle
d
to
take
gangs
of
coolies
to
Six men wete injured by an explosion Skalla, w ife and two children, badly after the manner of the famous Siamese glimpse of the flag-draped caisson, with
The iron and steel industry is so far
He resigned last December, but the
loading- Hemp held in the
in the p'lum bia firecracker works at bruised; Barney Falette, scalp wound twins. The infants were placed on ex­ its military escort, as it passed plots for the sale of the mineral rights ! do
tied up by contracts reaching through
facts were kept secret until now.
Lostorf.i, Ohio. A large part of the and arteries cut; Tom Poinatts, left hibition immediately after their birth through the streets. Hundreds more plough gold was discovered in Cap* I interi° r «• quite inaccessible
Nome
a
year
ago
last
September,
we
Colonel Bell w ill take two regiments most of the year, that the effect of pro­
arm broken. The last two named were and it is intended to send them to the made the toilsome pilgrimage to Ar­
Fifty-seven paintiags, the property factory was wrecked.
duction exceeding consumption is felt
blown several hundred feet from their Paris exhibition. The French pa|*er at lington to hear the last words pro­ did not get the news in Seattle until and a battery through the provinces of
of Anstir H. King, of Providence, R.
It has been decided by the secretary house into a field.
only in some instances.
North
(
amarines
and
South
Camarines,
last
May.
We
snsjiected
at
first
that
1., were iold at auction in New York
Saigon protested against this treat­ nounce*) above the open grave, where
of the navy to appoint Commander
Failures for the week have )>een 232
Many in­
for >77,315, an average of $1,356 per
About 2:30 A. M. the storm was first ment of the newly born infants on the president, cabinet and general com­ it w’as a scheme of the steamship com­ going there on transports.
Featou
Schroder
to
tie
the
first
naval
in
the United States, against 224 last
surgents
retreated
to
that
part
of
the
panies
to
get
passengers,
as
the
Yukon
picture.
felt at a point one m ile south of Collins­ ground of inhumanity. An injunction manding the army stood with lowed
governor of the Samoan island ol
business was getting slack.
I tele­ island from Cavite and Batangas prov­ year, and 34 in Canada, against 25 last
ville.
The
first
house
demolished
was
was
applied
for,
but
was
refused
by
heads until the last volley had been
Adelbert S. Hay, the new United Tutniia.
Tear.
graphed to Washington to be appointed inces. Another expedition w ill soon
that occupied by Frank Kobart.
He, the courts.
fired and tile bugle sounded “ taps.”
States consul at Pretoria, was received
The house committee on militarv his son and daughter, were buried in
terat to garrison towns along the north
According to a dispatch received
For a «lay and night the body of the postmaster and was appointed over
by the Transvaal government, and pre­
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
night by wire. I got to Nome July 4, coast of the island of Mindanao.
al..d.4 w ill investigate into the Idahc the debris and it was some time before from Nganking, the provincial capital
•oldier lay in state in the Church of
sented his credentials. He created an
when
there
was
not
a
sluice
box
in
the
G uenilla warfare continues south of
mining riots at Wardner, which the they were rescued, bruised and bleed- of Anhui, and translated by the North
S e a t t l* M ark*«*.
excellent impression.
the Covenant. So it lay this morning, district.
Manila.
Two attempts have been
federal troops, under General Merriam, ing, from the wreckage
From
this
t
hiua
Daily
News,
it
seems
that,
en­
when
the
doors
were
opened,
troopers
Onions,
new,
$ 2 .5 « 2 .6 0 per sack.
Secretary Root has sent to congress su'jipressed.
‘ place
‘
“ Lumber came in later, and atxiut made to ambush the Americans. Col­
the wind swept to the north, its couraged by the successes of the ma­ from his old command with sabers
Lettuce,
hot
house,
40c per doa.
an abstract of the m ilitia force of the
In Chicago, 7,000 workingmen who path being west of Collinsville, about rauding baud in Shantung, a number ol drawn keeping vigil at the head and $3,500,000 of gold was taken out last onel Schwan, while returning to Manila
Potatoes, new, $18 « 2 0 .
Unite*! States. It shows the total num­
with
his
staff
and
an
escort
of
100
cav­
summer.
One
claim
in
Anvil
creek
a quarter of a mile, and the last trace rowdies of the farmer province have loot.
Beets, per sack, 75« 8 5 c.
ber of men available for military duty, have been engaged on buildings in
paid $175,000 in five weeks.
1 know alry from Batangas, was attacked bv
It of the stonn is observed at Hightville, lately banded themselves into a society
Beneath the soft lights of the altar
Turnips, per sack, 60c.
but unorganized, as 10,343,150 and an ooe. ,e of construction, quit work.
the
insurgents.
The
latter
were
dis­
because
I
handled
the
money.
Three
a manufacturing suburb, one mile away. called the Siao Tao Hui. or Little rose a tropical jungle of palms, and
Carrots, per sack, 50c.
aggregate organized strength of 10«,- is the cegtnniag of a war between labor
persed,
but
the
Americans
had
five
After the Kobart house, a group of Swords Association, having the same higher than the flag-draped coffin rose claims in Snow gulch paid $500,000.
and uie contractoi.
Parsnips, per sack, 75« 8 5 c.
339.
wounded.
three dwellings was felled by the wind. objects in view as their predecessor, banks of flowers, tributes from every
Cauliflower, 7 5 c « $ l per dozen.
The jury in the case of Rolan*) B.
Astoria, Or., now has the right oi
Lieutenant-Colonel
Beacon,
with
six
They were occupied by John and Paul the Tai Tao Hui, or Great Swords As­
Cabbage, native and
California,
immediate trans|>oration. A dispatch Mulin 'anx,\xmvicted of poisoning Mrs. Marquette and Philip Crossan. and sociation, that of plundering converts quarter ot the land. At his head hung
comi*anies of the Forty-second infantry,
T **t o f N e w s p a p e r A d v e r tis in g .
in dim foils the battle flag from San
$ 1 .0 0 « 1.26 per 100 pounds.
from Washington states that Senator Adams, returned a verdict of guilty ol their families.
had
a
two
honre’
fight
with
General
All the occupants and men of wealth. The new associa­ Mateo, still on its )>aml>oo staff, and
Between the acts recently
Apples, $ 1 .2 6 « 1.50 per box.
It is said
George W . McBride’s bill providing for murd. r in the first degree
Pio del Pilar’s command, which a t­
at W allark’s New York
escaped injury, except John Marquette. tion, it apjiears, commenced its work supported by one of the men who was
Pears. $ 1 .0 0 « 1.25 per box.
the
tiia
l
has
cost
$200,000.
such has passed the senate.
This
tempted
to
ambush
the
Americans
His hurts from falling timbers are not on the Yank Tee river, and raide*) a near him when he fell. From the ceil­
theater, ushers distributed
Prunes, 60c per box.
means a bonded warehouse at Astoria
along
the
trail
through
Morong
prov­
The Boers have taken Inkandla, a severe, but he is badly burned, for the wealthy family of the name of Wo, a
among the audience slip*
Butter—Creamery, 31c per pound;
and the unloading of Oriental freight Z .Inland magistracy. The magistrate debris caught fire from an overturned few miles north of Wuhu, carrviug ing hung the red centered flag of the
ince, near the lake.
Here, also, the
with a brief printed state­
Eighth
corps,
under
which
he
had
won
dairy, 17 « 2 2 c ; ranch, 20c per pound.
at that place.
insugents
were
dispersed,
but
the
the night previous exploded the maga- lamp and the flames reached him before away a large quantity of spoils and
ment politely asking the
Eggs— 20c.
perpetual fame in two island wars.
Americans had several wounded,
By way of pre,*aration for the great zin ,, and, with his staff and police. the neighbors
„ -
could rescue him.
The wounding several persons.
recipient to indicate by a
The next A lout, as the shrill pipes of the organ
Cheese— Native. 16c.
among
them
a
captain.
struggle now in progress, the Boers in evacuated the place and proceeded to ' Hightville Coal Company’s bail,ling step of the bandits was to plan a raid
check mark in the list of
trembled with the opening anthem,
Poultry— 1 3 « 14c; dressed. 1 4 « 15c.
General Bell is operating southward
the year 1898 bought from France Eamdwe.
j was the next attacked, the immense ou a number of Christian families liv­ stood grouped his superiors and his
various advertising form*
Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $12.00;
through
Zambales
province
with
a
alone, guns, swords, carbines, pistols,
employed which one had
Lord Roberta and General Kitchener ■ smokestack being leveled to the grouu I ing near Wuhu, where there is an brother officers, with whom and for
choice Eastern Washington timothy
small force.
cartridges, lead, zinc, powder cape, have started for the front.
and the walls somewhat damaged.
attracted him to the |>er-
American mission chapel in the charge whom his life work had been done.
$18.OO«19.OO
fuses, etc., to the invoiced value of
Another
expedition
is
proceeding
formance— newspapers, bill
From there the wind reached the of a missionary, but the inhabitants Close to the coffin sat l*re8ident Mc­
Corn— Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23;
The insurgents have lieen driven out
$386,000, according to a report of the
northward from Snbig. It is reported
boards, window lithographs
Vandalia tracks, laying waste telegraph became alarmed and summoned sol­ Kinley, and on his right the secretary
feed meal, $23.
of
Legaapt,
province
of
Albay.
that the insurgents general, Alejandro,
state department from United States
or something else. Eleven
poles for the distance of a quarter of
diers, which scared away the maraud­ of state. With them were the secre­
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton,
Consul Covert at Lvons.
has recovered from his wound and has
Thousands viewed the remains oi mile.
hundred slips were handed
Beyond the Vandalia tracks ers, all of whom boldly declared that tary of war, the attorney-general, the
$21; whole, $22.
assembled a large force in that district.
to the ushers, and of th *t
A movement has liegun in Oakland Senator Goebel at Covington, Ken.
Stood a group of large frame houses oc they belonged to the Little Swords, secretary of the navy, the pustm ster-
Flour—Patent, per barrel, $3.25;
The plagne continues.
Eight cases
numlter 991 bad t>een at­
and Berkeley to send relief to the
-*?airs in Santo Domingo are in a cupid by the Lawrence, Odderhole and whose mission was to exterminate con­ general, the secretary of the treasury,
blended
straights, $3.00; C a lifo r n ia
were reported last week among the
Donkbotor colonies in Manitoba, which tt . lu lent condition. Insurrection is Fix families. The storm leveled them verts to outside religions and m is­ the secretary of the interior and the
tracted by the newspapers
$8.25;
buckwheat
floor, $6.00; gra­
natives and Chinese. There is no ex­
solelv.
are suffering for food.
The Donk- breeding.
and nothing is left, save a mass of sionaries.
aecretarv- of agriculture. Close by
ham,
per
barrel,
$3.80;
whole wheat
citement, however, and business and flour, $3.00; rye flour, $ 3 .8
hobors are represented as worthy |*e*>-
tangled wreckage. It was here that
0 « 4 .0 0 .
were Mrs. Lawton, little Manley and
D.
’-s
said
the
dowager
empress
of
social life are undisturbed.
STORM AT ST . LOUIS.
ple, greatly attached to their religious
Mr. Odderhole and Mr. Lawrence re
the others of the family, and to the left
Millstuffs— Bran, per ton, $14.00;
<
na
js
afraid
to
depose
the
emperot
Smallpox
is
pre
valent
among
the
belief, which resembles that of the at present.
ceived their serious injuries and here
shorts, per ton, $16.00.
General Miles. General Merritt. Gen­ On the Yukon the gold is well below
Quakers. They w ill not bear arms,
also the meinl>ere of the Fix family C a u s e d O n e D e a t h a n d H e a v y P r o p e r ty era! Brooke, General Shafter and their the surface, but at Nome it lies neai natives along the railroad and in the
Feed—Chopped feed, $20.00 per ton;
Lo»».
towns
on
the
northern
coast.
Twt
On
account
of
the
serious
roadbed
and were driven out of Russia by the
were wounded. That the children were
Many claims
staff officers, all in uniform and all the top of the ground.
middlings,
per ton, $20; oil cake meal,
officers of the Thirty-sixth infantrv
w„ joc . on its Lewiston division, the not killed is a marvel. Harry Fix end
tx)uiz, Fel>. 11.—Considerable
compulsory m ilitary service.
Lawton’s commrades, who at one time have been staked out, but there is a have died of the disease and another per ton, $30.00.
Northern Pacific w ill lose $100,000.
damage
to
property
in
various
parts
of
his sister Sophie were asleep in the
The
The British are preparing to invade
or another had canq>ed and fought with vast region still to t»e explored.
Freeh Meat»—Choice dressed beef
officer and several soldiers have been
The the city and vicinity was wrought be­ him. In the body of the church was a formation is very peculiar.
The transports Pathan and Sherman same room on the second floor.
the Free State.
Back ol stricken.
steers, 4 ^ « 5 c ; cows, 4 « 4 ^ c ; pork,
tween
2
and
4
A.
M.
by
a
wind
storm
arrived at Ban Francisco from Manila house seemed to separate and brother
4 S c ; trimmed,
veal, small, 6c;
M illiam Henry Gilder, the explorer, On board the Sherman are 75 invalid and sister were let down with their that reached a velocity of 60 miles an scarcely lew notable gathering, assist­ the beach, which is white sand, and
large, 4c.
rising
10
feet
above
it,
is
a
flat
strip
ASSIMILATION
OF
CHINA.
ant
secretaries
and
leads
of
bureaus,
died at his home in Morristown, N. J koldiers.
beds to the ground floor.
There they hour and was of the nature of a torna­ the military committees of the house called tundras, winch extends from
Hams—Large, 13c; small, 13
The transports Ben Mohr and Meade
were found upon their couches, which do. The barometer fell to 29.25, the and senate, diplomats, the Orient*Is in two to four miles back to the moun D l* a * t« r l a T o o G r e a t S p e e d - C k l a * * « breakfast bacon, 12 He; dry salt aides.
Fire
at
Little
Rock,
Ark.,
destroyed
F a * tm a * t* r l a T r a d e ,
have arrived at San Francisco fiom
had not been broken by the fall, Harry lowest point ever reached in this vicin­ their flowing robes of somber color, tains. This has a layer of moss or pieat
property to the value of $265,000. The
Manila.
not injured in the least, but Sophie ity, according to the weather bureau and the Europeans resplendent in deco­ on top, then comes a layer of bine clay
Chicago,
Feb. 13.— “ The greatest
J. P. Quinn Dry Goods Com pan v will
officials heie. Previous to the wind
crushed under a fallen timber.
F a r t l a a S M a rk * « .
Conditions in Cuba are such that the
rations, among them the Spanish min­ from 6 to 15 inches thick, and then the question of onr time is whethei the as­
$150,000.
storm a terrific thunder storm had
people are not yet ready for self-gov­
ister. There were delegations from the white sand to bedrock 25 feet below similation of the commercial force of
Wheat
—
Walla Walla. 6 2 « 53c;
raged for several hours, the rafa fall­
British troops crossed the Upper
T h e W o r k o f a F ie n d .
ernment.
Loyal Legion, the G. A. R. and other The gold in the white sand runs from China by the world w ill be a quick or Valley, 62c; Blnesteni, 64c per buahel
Tug$la river at Kolendrift with the ob­
W alla Walla.
Feb.
10.— Frank ing in torrents. The rainfall was 1.9 patriotic societies.
50 cents to $1.50 a pan, and the pay slow process,” declared Benjamin I.
Flour—Best grades. $2.90; graham,’
Major-General Otis has appointed a ject of storming the Boer positions, but Royce, farmer, living 12 miles north inches.
streak of ruby sand on the bedrock runt Wheeler, president of the University of $2.26; superfine, $2.16 per barrel.
civil governor in Northern Luzon and were driven back.
B od y W x h r d A sh ore.
Mrs. Susie Thompson became en­
east of this city, on the Washington &
California, who passed through Chicago
$5 to the pan, besides coarse gold.
— Choice white, 36 « 3 6 c ; choice
opened the hemp ports.
San Francisco, Feb. 11.—The body
Three hundred Spanish prisoners re­ Colombia River railroad, left the city tangled in a live wire, which had been
“ One of the steamers took 850 tons today on his way East. “ If the pro­ gray, 34c per bushel.
In the of B u r t o n M. Hardiman, cousin of Mrs. of sand shoveled at random from tht cess be speedy,” he continued, “ there
The Northern Pacific has selected volted at t-.ia treatment thev received this afternoon in a drunken condition. blown down, ano was killed.
Barley—Feed barley, $ 1 5 « 16.00;
Everett, Wash., as the point from at the bands of Filipinos, dispersed When he reached D ixie he became burned district betwean Franklin ave- J- K. Miller, of Oakland, better known beach to San Francisco last year.
It is likely to be a disastrous disturbance, brewing, $ 1 7 .5 0 « 18.50 per ton.
involve*! in a fight with a man named nue, Morgan street, Third and Sixth in the literary world as Florence Hard­ was put into a smelter and yielded but if it be natural and unforced, a
which they w ill ship to the Orient.
thejr captors and hold the fort.
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 per ton; mid-
Rufns Woods, biting his nose nearly streets, $20,000 worth of property was iman Miller, has l>een washed ashore $9,000 in gold. The beach has been (peaceful adjustment w ill be insured. dlings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $16 per
Henry Watterson says the Louisville
The largest office building in the off. Royce proceeded to the home of destroyed. At 827 North Third street, on Angel island, in the bay of San
prospeebid for 15 miles.
Nobody Therefore, the question, not so much of ton.
<ft Nashville Railroad is the head and world is fa be erected in New York
the four story building occupied by the Francisco Whether death was caused knows where the gold came from. the Chinese as of Cnina, is of para-
front of the present troubles in Ken­ Citv, by the Alliance Realty Company. his grandfather, B. F. Royce, with
Hay—Timothy, $ 1 0 « 11; clover,
whom he had been living, about two ieorge A. Benton Commission Com­ by suicide or accident is unknown. Some think it was from hills brought mount importance to Americans.
tucky.
$7 « 8 ; Oregon wild hay, $ 6 « 7 per ton.
It viilj bq 20 stories high and w ill cost
miles above D ixie. Woods followed in pany and the Sage & Richmond Com­ Hardiman's home was in Oswego, down by glaciers, and some think it
The pressure of ages ha* made of the
Butter—Fancy creamery, 6 0 « 5 5 c;
The Echo Mountain house, a large $1,000,000.
pursuit of Royce, and the two men mission Company was blown down. 1 Kan., where his mother and one of his was thrown np by a volcano.
Chinese, postmasters in commerce. seconds, 43 H « 45c; dairy. 30 « 3 7 He;
hotel near Pasadena, Cal., was de­
President Havemeyer, of the Ameri­ continued their atrugglea in the pres­ was next door to one of the buildings sisters reside.
"Governor Brady wants Alaska tc Their lack has been iron, and as the store, 22 H « 27 H e.
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated can Sugar Refining Company denies ence of the elder Royce. Frank Royce lestroyed in Sunday’s fire, and its
oome
in as a state when the population commercial development of this coun­
R
io
t*
In
M
a
r
t
in
iq
u
e
.
Eggs— 1 6 « 16c per dozen.
at $100,000.
thrft the leading refineries of the com- pulled a gun and shot at Woods, but walls had been weakened.
At the
Cheese— Oregon full cream, 13c;
Fort de France, Martinique. Feb. 11 uas been increased by the rush next try has been characteristically that ot
The natives of Borneo are in i e d i ­ panv «ere closed down as a result of missed and killed his grandfather. rains of Penny & Gentle’s department — A mob of about 1,300 has since last summer. He is the one man that all metals, they have seemingly been dis Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
tion. The trouble is serious enough to the loss of business.
Young Royce then fired several more store, Broadway and Franklin avenue, Monday been preventing the harv esting the people there have absolute confi­ tanced. But iet them once acquire in­ per pound.
» cupola left standing at the west end of sugar cane. The movement is ex dence in. If we are admitted to the struction from the Western world in
demand the attention of a British gun­
Fish comaiissioners of Oregon and shots at Woods, but without effect.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $ 3 .0 0 «
boat and marines.
M the north wall and a huge brick tending and troq)« have been sent in Union we can take rare of ourselves. the metal arts, and they will be able, 4.00 per dozen; hens, $4.50; springs
" a shlngton have issued a statement
H arp er B a n k ru p tcy .
himnev topped by a tall sheet iron all directions. An infantry poet of 25 Miners began coming down from the with their genius, to revolutionize the $2.50«3.50; geese, $ 7 .0 0 « 8 .0 0 for old;
The Hay-Pauncefote treaty, amend­ that only citisens were grante*] licenses
York, Feb. 10.— The reorganiz­ smokestack were carried down by the
$4.5 0 « 6 .6 0 ; ducks, $ 6 .0 0 « 7 .0 0 per
ing the Clayton-Ba Iwer treaty, relative and taat fails claims may have been
,
t .v
• j
, men was attacked and fired upon its Yukon last fall, and more w ill come. commerce of the glol*e.”
ation committee of Harper & Bros., force of the wind.
Polioeman Ferie, I aB)ailants killing nine men and If we do not get authority to protect
to the construction of the Nicaragua made in some instances.
dozen;
turkeys,
live, 13H« per
B lia s a r d In C o lo r a d o .
. . a
»
publishers, representing over $11,660,- who ha*l lieen standing near, . had
pound.
canal, was signed at the state depart­
The mortality in the city of Bom- 000 of the company’s indebtedness, narrow escape from death. Much delay wounding 16. In the commune of Le ourselves we shall have trouble.”
Denver, Feb. 18.—A blizzard is
In Delaware last week the National
ment by Secretary Hay and Lord oay, In-ia, in one day was unprece-
Franooia, two incendiary fire« have
Potatoes—55« 8 0 c per sack; sweets,
sweeping over Colorado.
The central
has file*! an answer in the clerk’s office and considerable damage waB suffered occurred on plantations.
Pauncefote.
Cape
Nome Mining 4 Transportation and northern portions of the state are 2 « 2 .H e per pound.
den rj. There was a total of 408 oi the United States district court to y nearly every railroad entering the
Company was organized with a capital
1 egetables— Beets, $1; turnips, 90c;
The famous Cherokee hydraulic gold daatZs. The situation is aggravated by the petition in liankruptcy filed on city from the east side of the river.
San Francisco, Feb. 11.—Acting Im of $5,000,000, to establish a steamship in the throes of the storm which is per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; oab-
the
advent
of
famine
refugees.
mine, of Oroville, Cal., from which
Snow
January 22 against the companv. The
At Jefferson City, Mo., the wind and migration Commissioner Schell, ut this line and work with machinery claims gradually moving southward.
$13,000,000 in gold has lieen taken
has been falling in the mountains near­ bage, lH c per pouxd; parsnipa, $1;
Word has been received by the de­ answer denies that Harper & Bros, have rain stonn was one of the most severe jiort, hat forwarded to National Immi
and comprising 100 m iles of water partment wf Indian affairs and by the committed the acta of bankruptcy or ever felt there. It was followed by a gration Comm ssioner Powderly, at covering 920 acres of l»each and tund­ ly all day, with no prospect of imme- onions, $ 1 .5 0 « 3 .0 0 ; carrota, $1.
Hope— 7 « 10c; 1898 crop, 6 « 6 c .
ditches, 30 m iles of “ debris” canals police authorities of fresh troubles any of them Bet forth in the petition, fall of 63 degrees in temperature and a Washington, a protest against the in ras. Frrancis B. Thurber, F. L. Lor­ liate abatement.
As yet railroad
Wool—Valley, 1 2 « 1 3 e per pound;
and 1,600 acres of patented channels, amokg the Indians of Upper Laird, B. and aver that Harper & Bros, should snow storm, which is now raging. tendevi colonization of a large tract of ing and George Crawford are the in-1 traffic has not lieen affected to any
corporators.
has been purchased by a Pittsburg syn­ C Seven members of a Scotch family not be declared bankrupt for any cause, Anton Heister, aged 65, was blown land in California with 1,500 Russian
great extent, bnt a continuance of the Eastern Oregon, 8 « 14c; mohair, 2 7 «
30c per pound.
dicate.
storm w ill seriously interfere with it.
s/c said to have been murdered.
and they pray that they may be in­ from his door onto a stone walk and emigrants now in the Northwest terri
The entire season’s output of grain- Reports from Southern Wyoming and
Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethere
The adjutant-general has received a
killed.
tory.
The Sunset Telephone Company ol quired into by the courts.
bags from the W alla Walla peniten­ Western Nebraska are to the effect that an*l ewee, 4 He; dressed mutton, 7 «
telegram from Assistant Adjutant Gen­ Oakland, Cal,, has mortgaged to the
San Francisco, Feb. 11.—The United tiary has already been applied for, and
blizzard has l>een raging in that 7 He per pound; larnbe. 7H o per pound.
F e n e iu r la T roop* Iu v a d * B r a sil.
S t o le n M o n e y R e t u r n e d .
eral McCain, at Vancouver barracks, Old Colony Trust Company of Boston,
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00;
States transport Logan arrived today many applications have been refused vicinity today and is c o n t i n u i n g
stating that Colonel Kay, at Fort Gib­ its entire j aseeeaions in California, Ne-
Buenos Ayres, Feb. 9.—A dispatch
London, Feb 11.—The sum of £20,- from Manila. The voyage occupied 28 because of lack of capacity to supply
light and feeders, $4.50; drees©*!,
bon, Alaska, reports the safe arrival vsr*ja, Arizona and New Mexico, as se­ from Rio Janeiro says the Venezuelan (100, the balance of £60,000 stolen from
them. The price has not yet been
Methodists in this oonntrv propose ) $5.50«6.OO per 100 pounds.
there of Lieutenant Herron and party, curity fot the payment of gold interest- troops invade*! Brazilian territory, and Parr’s bank a year ago, has been mys­ days. The Logan brought 14 passen­
Beef—Gross, top steers, $4.00 « 4 .5 0 ;
fixed.
It
is
estimated
that
10,000.000
gers.
February
3,
Robert
Gray,
late
to
raise $20,000,000 as a "20th century
who were supposed to have Iteen lost bearing bonds to the amount of $2,500.- were opposed by the forces of the latter teriously re«urned The notes were
cows.
$8.60« 4 .0 0 ; dressed beef, 6 H «
sacks
w
ill
be
needed
for
the
season’s
.
of
company
B.
Twenty-second
infantry,
This immense
while exploring the Copper river coun ooo;
republic, which were forced to retreat found this morning enclosed in a died at sea from dysentery. The body grain, only one-eighth of which can be thank-offering fund.”
7H<s per pound.
sum
w
ill
be
used
for
educational,
char­
try.
after a serious fight.
»
steamer passbook
Veal—Large, 7 « 8 c ; small, 8 H «
mana factored at the state prison.
was embalmed and brought here.
itable and church purposes.
• He per pound.
Bigamists in Hungary are required
P lu m e r '* F o r c e D e f e a t e d .
M
u
r
d
e
r
e
d
H
I*
F
a
m
i
l
y
.
Henry Hughes, a hero ol the old navy, by law to live with botn wives in the
M in in g C o n v e n t io n D e le g a t e * .
F a m ily W a* A s p h y x ia te d .
Pretoria, Feb. IE —Colonel Plumer’s
The Spokane & British Columbia
Denver, Feb. 9.—A special to the force, on February 2, attacked the Boer
B aa r r u t i i u M a rk * * .
has been admitted into the county sit me house.
Chicago, Feb. 13.— Martin Jordan,
Governor
Rogers,
of
Washington,
is
Times from Blackhawk, Colo., says: position near Rainonsta and, after Telephone & Telegraph Company has anxions to appoint delegates to the In­ an engineer, bis wife Mary and their 5-
almshouse at Chester, Pa., at the age
Wool—Spring—Nevada,
13 « 1 6 c per
The National Live Stock association W. M. A llen, a carpenter, this morn­
of 95 years.
obtained a mandamus to compel the ternational Mining Convention, which months-old boy, were accidentally pound; Eastern Oregon, 12«16o; Val­
heavy
fighting,
including
an
endeavor
recommends leasing government graz­ ing shot and killed his daughter Zula,
to take the plaee by storm, the British Spokane city council to grant a fran­ meets in Milwaukee, Wis., in June. asphyxiated by gas last night in their ley, 2 0 « 2 2 c; Northern, 1 0 « 12c.
Cannonading does not interfere with ing lands.
sued 6 years, in her bed, then shot his were repulsed. Their loss is unknown. chise for this company in the streets of It is desirable that the state l*e well home at Forty-third street and Stewart
Hope— 1899 crop,
ll« 1 3 o
per
the tending of wireless telegraph mes­
Alan Arthur, son of the late presi­ wife tw ice and finally shot himself in So Boers were injured.
pound.
avenue.
the
city.
Its
application
for
a
fran­
sages. This has l>eeu tested in South dent, lives in Europe. He finds that
represented at the convention, and the
the breast. The father and mother are
Butter—Fancy creamery 2 7«98o;
chise was rejected last June.
The governor will appoint any reputable
Africa.
B i s c u i t C o m p a n y * « F ir e .
S e v e r e S to r m a t M in n e a p o lis .
his Income goes further there.
dying. The cause assigned for the
do seconds, 25 « 2 6 c; fancy dairy, 99
cotnjiany claims that its right to equal citizen who may wish to attend. Three
Worcester, Mass., Feb. 13.— Fire
D iring the last year 25,202,901 bush­
Minneapolis, Feb. 10.— Minneapolis protection under the constitution en­
Kansas City is to have another in- shooting, as expressed by Mrs. Allen,
delegates will go from the state univer­ t o a a y in the Gilliam block, occupied « 2 6 c ; do seconds, 1 8 « 9 1 o per poend.
els t 1 grain and 2,198,513 gallons of terurban electric railroad, to run to is because she was compelled to live in *oday experienced the severst snow
Eggs— Store, 16«16o; fancy ranch,
titles it to the same privileges in build­ sity school of mining, and three from by the National Biscuit Company, com­
molasses were used for the manufacture Olathe, Kan., 21 m iles distant.
Blackhawk. The family formerly lived storm of the winter. Business is |>ar- ing up business as is granted to the
19c.
the
agricultural
college
school
of
pletely
gutted
the
building,
doing
$00
-
of liquor in this country.
tlyzed, and trains are late.
in Illinois and Kansas City.
Millstuffs — Middlings, $18.00 «
rival company.
mining.
Hundreds of physicians from Illinois,
000 damage.
C h in a G oing; B a c k w a r d .
21.00;
bran, $ 1 4 .5 0 « 16.00.
P la g u e In M a n ila .
William L. Wallace, ol Chicago, Wisconsin and Iowa are arranging to
Goebel*« AB*a«Bln.
Mrs. Maggie J. Ziegler got a verdict
Peking, Feb. 10.— The dowager em­
N e w f o u n d la n d t o O ffer M o n e y .
has been appointed special agent in go to Faria on a special excursion.
Victoria, B. C., Feb. 10.—According
Hay—Wheat $ 6 .5 0 « 9 .6 0 ; wheat and
Peoria, III., Feb. 10.—The police of for $2,000 in a suit against Spokane for
press of China, it is asserted, appears to news brought by the steamer Em ­ Peoria have unearthed what they think
St. John’s N. F„ Feb. 18.— At the oMt $ 6.60«9.00; l*est barley $ 5 .0 0 «
the census bureau, in charge of the
Rev. J. M. Atwater died in Cleve­
to be determined to relapse into the press of China, the plague is reported is a clew to the assassin of Governor damages sustained by reason of falling forthcoming special session of the New­ .00; alfalfa, $ 6 .0 0 « 7 .5 0 per ton;
collection of lumber manufacture sta­ land, O., at the age of 62 years.
He
ancient conservatism.
Yesterday she to lie gaining much headway in Manila. Goebel, of Kentucky. A young man on a defective sidewalk.
tistics.
foundland legislature, called for Febru­ straw, SO « 4 6 c per hale.
was at one time president of Hiram
Cathlamet taxpayers have declared ary 19, the government w ill propose a
issued
an
edict
commanding
the return Telegrams to the Japan Daily Mail, arrived in the city last fall whose name
Potatoes— Early Rose, 9 0 c « $ l; Ore­
Fort Bayard, N. M., has been dis­ college.
to the old manner of study, according nnder date of January 17, are to the was George F. Ahlers, claiming that in favor of spending its roa*i money, vote of $20,000 toward the imperial gon Burlianks, 7 6 c « 1.10; river Bnr-
continued as a garrison post and the
about $1,000, in planking a new county patriotic fund, as the colony is unable banks, 6 0 « 75c; Salina« Burbanks,
Andrew Carnegie told a Bible class
buildings w ill he turned over to the in New York poverty is blessed and a to the teachings of Confucius, for ex ­ effect that there were 12 cases on one his father was a member of the firm of road that enters the town.
to send any volunteers to South Africa. 8 0 c « 1.10 per sack.
surgeon general ol the army for a sani­ boy should not be afraid to argue with aminations for official rank and order­ street on that date. The outbreak is Hoffman & Ahlers, of Cincinnati. He
ing
the
aboltion
of
the
study
of
the
All
political parties have signified their
said
to
lie
causing
great
excitement.
Captain
K.
Page
Wainworth
left
Citrus Fruit— Oranges, Valencia,
claimed Kentucky as his home, and
tarium .
his employer.
“ now depraved and erroneous subjects
The Manila Times of an earlier date when under the influence of drink was W’alla Walla Tuesday night for Van- approval of the measure extending the $2.7 6 « 8 .2 6 ; Mexican limee, $ 4 .0 0 « ’
Jay B. Burrows, one of the principal
oover with a band of 67 horses pur­ modus vivendi with respect to the 6.00; California lemons 7 5c«$1.60;
An Italian bishop has invented an of the Western schools,” and threaten­ says that some excitem ent was caused
organizers ol the Farmers’ Alliance and aparatus to warn a railway engineer of ing with punishment the teachers of by the report of two cases of a disease easily excited and would work himself chased by him for the government.
French treaty shore.
do choice $ 1 .7 5 « 2 .00 per box.
into
a
violent
passion
while
discussing
the Populist party in Nebraska, died a t r a i n approaching on the same track such subjects. The closing of the new believed to be bubonic plague. The
Tropical Fruits— R * .n a * * .. $ 1 .6 0 «
politics.
He
said
repeatedly
that
it
High
heels
originated
in
Persia,
I
New
York,
Feb.
13.—Nathaniel
A.
suddenly at his home in Lincoln county and indicate its distance.
university of Peking is expected to fob victims were Chinese, who came from was bis evidence that acquitted Mr. where they were worn to raise the feet Boynton, the inventor of beating appa- 2.50 per bunch; pineapples, nom­
from lumbago.
low speedily.
steamer from llong Kong,
inal: Persian dates,
6««H« per
Goebel of murder.
Irom the burning sand a.
ratus, died last night, aged 77.
pound.