Sherman County observer., March 10, 1899, Image 1

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IN A D V A N C E .
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BROTHERS,
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B U S IN E S S
S O C IE T Y 1*1« iC T O R Y .
CARDS.
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visitili^ lw.»ia.-r» t<» our . if cordially iuvtted t«'
M O O RE BROS.
attend.
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..B A N K E R S -.
W a . llR>Ki ii > Seer- ; ,ry.
THE ENEMY'S LOSS HEAVY
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T ra n s a c t a G e n e ra l
B a n k in g Business
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Letters of credit issued
available on Eastern state«
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Mas. \«Ll.lK WlIKAT. C. o( H
H ill , Kt-eoidef.
Q R .
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O F T H E W TO tl.D MORO
V>
l*MIU,< '.'»1 Woodowu Of thè tVOlili. Uleel«
tu A. •». U. W . hall every ¿1 au.t liti W'ednesday
e.emn<
V isitai : chopper» are m u ie d lo at­
te . d
A Gunboat Shells the Insurgents at
Guadeloupe.
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OUR LOSS ONE KILLED. TWO WOUNDED
Collection« made at all points on favo-ab’.
term . Sight escbatifte and ten .r a o h ic trau-
fer« »old on Sew York, «'bicago. m . Lout» San
Francisco, Portland. The I»<lle« anil various
point« in Oregon and M oh in gu m .
So. 2, A. O. I V - M < t * ìu A «» V W
hall. M ma *. r \
NI >iid y iii-U l. Sojuucuei s re
spevtfully luvited lo -Ueb<l.
H akht
MORO
OREGON
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Raises His Flag i s A cuirai aod is S i
luted by Foreign Warships— Philip­
pine C ouuissiun Arrives.
Dewey
I. M. SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
M a n ila . March 4 .— A t d a y lig h t Gen
etal Whealen't» outpoat ducovered a
W» H oldkk , t/lerk.
large body of rt»l«ei» attem p tin g to
OtMce «'pp-ialt* Drug Store
croas the river for the purpose of rein-
oro c ik ' ì . k x ». *•. w » men o f
forcing the enemy at Onadalonpe. The
Woodc ah . weets lu a . O. U. w. Hall
M i I K ’ », O R R A O N gunb.at advanced under heavy
tire
every flr.t and third Wednesday evening of ea t
and poured ehot into the jungle on
OMOlh. Kojourutn« members are invited to a l­
Q IC O l l\ I H \R IT .I I
both «idee ci the river ami «belied the
leu .1
A m « sua M a r i i s , O X .
en em y’« position at Guadaioune, effect­
WV H u LUIR. f l A K k
ively
scattering
the
rebel«.
The
enem y’« Io»« te heavy. F riv a te Oiae
of t i e T h ird a r tille r y was k ille d oti
Q R . LLOYD D. IDLEMAN,
the gunlmat,
and Private» W heeler
MlUtO
OKKOON
and
H itm e n , of
C a lifo rn ia ,
were
wounded. Rebel» in the villa g e of San
Kc«i *i>nc at Mr» .1 B Mowery'»
Joee tired on the gunl o»t Bennington
»»Hee in IV ,p «■*< Bini ling, up Man« over the today
and
the w a r-h ip «helled the
n
m
i
urc
More
O ffice o v e r M o or.: B ro s .’ B a n k . ..
place sn i the other «ubnrbaof M alabo»
( b i- afternoon.
J \V . Y O t i L l
.....M o ro . O reg o n. | Ü
Tbe transport» Senator and O hio
have arrived wsth rem fort ements.
.1 M DVXAHOO, C. C.
M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
D E N T IS T .
q
t.
S a n d e r s , d . d
s
.,
T h e P h ilip p in e C c rn tn ls tio n .
Specie ist fo r R e frac tio n and
D c fe .ts of th e E y e .
D E N T IS T .
2 »Ä1« Morrison, corner Front Street,
Office in Chapman Block, The Dalles,
Oregon.
I»r banders is a graduate o f owe of th * best
co 1-ges in America, toe University of .Michigan,
and f t . , had 20 year» experience
j
h x h m it c h a r r.
A. H. T lS f t U
j^ lT C H E L L & TA N N ER
D » w « ) * i F la g S a lu te d
r O K t L t N I » . ORROOR.
I»r. Vogel H well ku >wn to resident* of K ii-r
■;*n couutv H * work i» guaraní«—<i to give »at
jsf
!.cti<-u. See o a ü pag- f>*r anu, un<- iu , nt.
P O K T L VX D, O R E G O N .
S p e c ia l a tte n tio n g iv e n to s itrg e rv
fiv e iu , fce
k
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rilK
« .1 « tí, Commercial Building.
M a s u fa c tv e r of and Dewier ta
Whips,
Saddles.
Bridies,
Office ia T h e *S-hann» B u ild ing , The
Dalles, O regon.
S h ip s ,
Äc.
Tenis and Wagon Covers.
H. RO BERTS-
411 kind« of repairing prompttv
and U ral, v dona.
ÀTTORHET AT LAW,
(irvgiiD
T U » iOnllte»
fice cou *ae.
xtW
P
irefu l a " e itc»n gtvei to •o je e io u *. O f­
x -a -tx*e ui all Slate Court».
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oregon
W aswo
Office over hr.u,-', li gir»
W ill praeUce »n a’l th - court» «g « »rerun.
Shop
ATTORISY AT LAW.
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Oregon
OJh-e» ut K .-««» Tï *ù. Chapman B l*rk.
. B BCrrt
LEUR &
D
FMAM« MKS«»«*
M ENEEEE
ATTORMEYS AT LAW
▼ «<» «i
J * c o n d S t . N e a r M o od y’« W a re h o u s e
Vintili Hote
W.<<»bington. M arch 4. —Ae d aylig h t
broke over tbe capital a large m a /o n ty
of the member« of the senate w eir
• t i l l in or alwmt the cb a m t« r w herein
the la -t legislative day of the F ifty -
tilth congress was draw ing ra p id ly to a
clo -e. A t 3 i.’tO a. m. tbe river and
h a rto r report was agreed to.
The sundry c i r i l b ill» tre n came up
and the senate receded from several
amendment».
including the t'ao tic
cable project. T h a t disposed of the
sundry c iv il b ill. Then the conference
re pc i t on the D ie tric t of Colum h-a
b ill was agree«! to. At 8 a. m . the con­
ference report on the general deficiency
b ill w«« agreed to. Tbe conference
report on the caval b ill was last of the
conference agreement» on the appro­
priation b ill« to t<e acted cn by the
-c ra te an 1 it« acceptance caused a gen­
eral sigh of re lie f. A reeve« was then
taser, u n til 10*U).
Hoar re | o r ted th at the president bad
no fa rth e r com m unications to make.
C o c k rrll prevented the uauai resoln-
tiou of thank« to the v*ce-pre»ideot.
H obart reviewed lire work <d tbe «er-
sion and thanked the num bers and
officer« (or th e ir cuorteoua treatm ent,
then declared the senate adjoutced.
W ashington. March 4 .— H c n te pro­
ceedings lagged slow ly after m id n ig h t.
G rass V alley,
The tim e wan consumed by frequent
Oreg >n.
rwceaana and the raemi-er« were kept io
good nature by «nop and »tories. At
N ew e n tire ly . C o n ven ien t 8:30 a . m . the bt.al conference report
>>fi the naval h ill wa- adopted and the
to Business.
boose recessed u n til 10:90.
At ll:4-> the as«i»tar.t doorkeeper,
w ith a long pole, set back the hands n!
tbw clock ten tn in u trs. Im m e d ia tely
afterw ards there was a moat dram atic
episode. G rn era l W heeler, who re-
lrained from the exercise of his p r iv i­
F e e d s t a b le in c o n n e c tio n w it h |p te l
Horse» given the beet o f care and atten­ lege as a a e n b a r of the hnute pending
d e te rin in a ti n of the q o t-tio o as to his
tion at all time»
rig h t to a “e»t, arose an i loudly asked
for recognition.
• 'M r . S n eaker.” he called.
Pri ¿es Peasonuble.
The speaker looked sun ght ahead as
if he d id not Lear.
‘ ‘ I a«k unanimous content to »peak
rive m in u te s .” »hunted the gs-m-rai,
hut
the speaker disregarded h im .
Every eye was riveted upon tl e o i-
I nder New
n iin u tiv e figure of the g r i n k <1 oid vet­
.Ma i. a genie nt.
eran of two war«. The situation was
intensely d ram atic, hut Payne, the
tioor leader of the m a jo rity , hurried to
the rescue. He moved a recess of ten
m in utes.
i > ' X r *
‘ ‘ Pending th at I ask una: lam a- con­
sent to speak three m in a te -,” de­
manded W heeler. The speaker turned
toward h im for tbe first tim e and look­
ing straight into the gray eye« of the
general.
ignored
the request com­
p letely, p utting the m otion of Payne
•nd declaring it carried.
A» the hands of tbe clock pointed to
-even atinutee to
12 Pavne.
the
speaker pro tem, summoned Dockery to
the ch air and lie in turn tem guized
Bailey to present a reaolution thanking
the speaker (or the im p a rtia l manner
jn which he on sided, ftoekerv ap
Conducted on Best Principles
AS. F. M O O R E ,
T h e D a lle «
DAY.
S oup a n d S to r la a in lb « H o u r« .
J. B R IG H T ,
T H F «»«LI M , <>K>
E . H E N N A F IN ,
Stock Inspector of Sherman Go.
Kewt. <lr«(QB.
K . ( ’ W allis. Deputy. Rufu«, O r.
E. OM «, Deputy, lira » - V alley , O r.
Ja». Stewart. Deputy, M onklaud. O r.
I
Spors,
Sürrops,
C o llin ,
dW *W itl practice ta ait C u r ti, Stale and Fed­
eral.
J
O f-
(iRKOOB
I>ALI.K<*
W IT H O U T
D r a m a tic an d K x e tttn g Scan»« D u r in g
th e L * * t H o u rs o f C tn g r e s s .
HENRY L. KUCK
S. B E N N E T T.
Attoraîy a a l C e s e lla r ât L a i.
Q
A U JO U R K E O
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
W ill practi, e in a I th - court« of iNnxon. Wash-
ing;.»n and Idaho, and the bupretne « ourt of
Ihe L titled Stales.
A.
M a n ila , T.farch 4 .—A d m ira l lk*wev
rat-ed his flag a» ad m ira l on the
O ly m p ia this m orning iud na» tainted
bv tbe gun« ot foreign a a rth ip n and
by the Am erican «hips in nort.
Q R . J. S. G E IS E N D O R F E R .
ATTÙRSSÌS AT H W
CO»
M a n ila ,
March
4 .— The
cruiser
B altim ore arrive t today w ith ti e c iv il
member« of the P h ilip p in e com u.tt-
sion.
C . W IL L IA M S ,
T0MS0R1AL ARTIST.
Golden Rule Hotel
Shaving 15«'.
H a ircutt'tng 25c.
Gel More
Commercial Trade Solicited.
Fine Sample Room«
Shop next door to îh e Moro H o te l, in
M rs M axw eD ’« fcuildiuz.
and Yon
Special a ttentio n given
to country trade.
Get Less
CONRAD KOHLER. PROP.
I ’ E X D L K IO M . O K F O O X .
Why ia it every sar-saparilla
which trie s to sell itself, ranges
itse lf against A yer’s a s th e stand­
ard ? \\ hy is it th a t all have to
offer e x tra inducem ents — bigger
bottles, fancy w rappers, c'neaja-r
price
anything, everything, but
th e one inducem ent of quality ?
HENRY KRAUSE
T he Leading Dealer in Sherm an County
In F int-clasa " U p -to - Date” . . . . . . .
SADDLES, HARNESS! SUPPLIES
Ij
Oi C itr Imd li
...WUCO, 01CG08.
Liu of Goods.
Have now on hand a large «took of Harness and Paddle», Collars, Bridle«,
▼ hips, Robe«, Hruahe«, C a rry Comb«, Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anything
in tay line w ill save money by giving me « ceil before onrchaxing el»ewhere
g
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STOP
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has never been equaled by any
cheap im itation of it, and quality
tells, ju s t as blood tells.
W l»ere th e People Stop!
It II Ike Sfudard.
M1 bavs sz»l»l Ayer's Fant.’.j»arflla f»r m« ra
JM A T 1L L A H O U SE
E le c t r ic L ig h t s in e v e r y r o o m ,
a n d E le c t r ic C a ll B e lls .
.......... H O T E L R A T E S T O S U I T Y O U
Office* O R. A N. Ry., Western Union Telegraph C o.
A ll S T A G E L IN E S .
SINNOTT A FISH, Prop«.
than twenty-live year«, and have never
heard anything but word» of praise from
my customers ; not a »ingle complaint ha«
ever reached tne.
A preparation mint
possess great merit to maintain such a repu­
tation. I believe your sarsaparilla to be
the bent bbe*d j’urifier that has ever been
introduced to the general public. 1 often
hear other manufacturer» aay that thia ia
"as good as Ayer'a,” tu t no one ever yet
heard it aaid that Ayer’« waa “ as good” as
any other kind. They always set Ayer's up
as the standard of vxcelleuce.**— £. F.
I Boica, Duluth, ML ul
.
,
I
pointe<l Bailey. Bell and Payne to
eecort the speaker to the chair.
ks the speaker emerged from the
lobby escorte«! by the cornm ilteo the
chtssrs tout greeted
his appearance
made the rafters ring. Slow ly a n '
w ith g re a t delib eration he returned
Ih a n k * for the com plim ent th e ho use
had conferred U|ion h im .
At Die• conclusion of his remarks.
the apea ker (!<-clured tfie fiouse mi-
journed w ith o u t day. Kuddenlv thè
n embers begun stngiru and above til«'
d in ros«« th«« strains *‘ M v country. • t l-
of th e e .”
Ih e gal b rie? caught tlie in-
spiratioti end as one matt everybody
ruse and joined in the »in g trg . It was
a -cene to live a life tim e to witneee,
and a fittin g and patrio tic clim a x 1« r
the great war congress.
A voice in the gallery shouted:
“ Three « beets fur D ew ey,” ami they
were given w ith volcanic vigor. Then
cam«- cheers for the arm y and n a w ,
ami fin a lly fur Joe W tieeler. The dem ­
onstration
concluded
w ith s in g in g
the «loxology.
¡S ADMIRAL OF THE NAVY
marked Ly the largest attendance in
the ti ist »ry of the organization. T h e
officers art
f ’n-.-ident, M r«. Lucy W heeltx k, Bos-
Ito n ; vice-nre-tden*«, * Mi«s M ary C.
I Mei ulloitgh Kt. Louis, an d M is a A nna,
i I.. Bryan, ( hicago; corresponding »re- j
J rotary ar <1 tre a-u re r, M ire C aroline D. !
I Haven. New Y « r k ; recording tecre-
jia r y , Miss A nnie Laws, C in c in n a ti *,
auditor, Mias M ary B. I'agen, Chicago, j
After
the welcome addresses by
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
Mnyor la fe l ami Miss F ie ld , president j
-At BA*>WW POWjCB CO., •>?»
I'if ttie C in c in n a ti kindergarten asaocia-|
' tion, and tlie responses, the reports «if l
"aerai Ou A lit1 Pnjuio’ed to d .4djOt Gtiicf ¡o
ffic e rs , a tviro rv licard ami cou.iuittee«
were subm itted. A m e lia H o fer pre-1
disti p fur Skill and Dh’inguibM
?uct> a putrid odor th a t it was im -
sente*! a repeat on lite ra tu re ; Mies
rvlcts *t if t Pi ¡hlíppÍD tf.
¡•ofcsibie to have it about. The com-
E in iiie
Paulson, on m agaiinea and ■
missary sergeant refused to accept it.
lib ra ry ; Mias Anna E . Bryan, on child
------o- —
Borne of the meat was given to the
study; Mi»rt B» rtha Payne, on games
surgeon m ajor who tasted it and said
W ashington,
March 3 .—
preiu- si I M»e» M arie H o ler, cn music.
it was a ll rig h t. The sergeant ccm -
* ent tiuv sent to the senate
notn i -
ini-sarv was compelled to accept it hut
B U S IN E S S IS
R E V IV IN G .
na - » ij <>( Rear A l - n i r a l George Dewev,
•lid to under protest. N early a il the
to h - udruiral < t Die t:avy, ai d B n g a - ! g * ste
r n M a n u f a c t u r e r « V o lu n t e r lly I n ­
men of tbe b attalion were sick through­
oter G eneral E lw e ll S. litre to he m a-*
c re a s e W ag » «.
out the vovage as a result of eating
j
»r
general
t
y
brevet
for
m
ilita
ry
s
k
ill
Th e T h a n k » o t D e w e y .
!/-han« n. Pa., March 3. — The aiuti-
tins meat. D avis, the reo rder, ordered
end most uietinguisheo services in the
M a-h ing too .
March 4. — A d m iru l t 'fiilip ftii.e s .
I «gement of the Pennsylvania Knit and
a can opened and ai-ked the witness if
Ii^ vev has cabled Secretary Long as
J Nut works announces a 1«) |*er cent in ­
the same bad been c?ed in tbe service.
Th e N o m in a tons ConR i m sd .
f' ilow s:
crease in the wage- in the p uddling
W ,tnes? said it bore no resemblance to
W ashington, M arch 3 .— Tne senate and ro llin g departm ents to take effe« t
“ M a n ila , M atch 4. — Accept lor your-
the campaign a rtic le .
«elf. Die president, congie»», anti my confirmed the nom inations of Dewey to A p rii 1. Tiie Lebanon R o llin g M ills T fu lo r e WasJricg’ta Volunteers Wouodíti.
A D V A N C E IM W A G k S .
countrym en, my h eartfelt thanks lor he aiin iira i arxl O tis to is? major gen­ siso give n« tice of a -im ita r increase
Philippine CuaiiûikSiOD L u te s íb u g
the great houor confer real upon m e .” eral hy brevet.
iu the wages of the employes of |h a t
Ir o n W o r k e r s In P o n n c v lv a n ia a n « C o a l-
« • n k t e g O llie e r a t K a a lta
establishm ent.
P o s tm a s te r a i S a a t lla .
m in o r» tn A la b a m a .
New Y o rk , March 3 . — A dispatch to
The employes of Sweed’ « furnace at
W ashington, M arch 4 — The presi
B irm in g h a m , A la ., M arch 2 .— The
the
Herald
from
W
a-hingluti
eave:
M
orristow
n
have
received
a
Id
per
ceri»
d e n t > p p u itiu » d a n d the eenate t x w - ,
!oog-ltok«xi-for advance in the wages of
A d m ira l Ih-wev w ill rank ahead ot |advance.
New Y o rk . March 2 . - A dispatch to tlie coalm iners of the B irm in g h a m d is­
tinned ttxlay George M . Stew art ae
M
aj
r
General
G
tis
a
n
d
w
h
e
n
the
T
in
P
la
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W
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k
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r
«
A
fl«
rtw
d
.
postmaster for Seattle.
tbe H erald from M a n i.a «avs: Tbe
army and n -vy comt in« ojjeratiur.a in
M a r tin ’ s Ferrv. () . March 3 . - T h e f rn.er Kpani.-h gunb«jat La Guna Oe t r i c t f as been announced and w ill go
TH K M A B K K T S .
t> e 1 o ilirq r.ea Ins orders as ranking j Am erican T in Plat-* Company ha« no- Bayo, op~ue*i fire on the insurg-nts tn into eff«*ct today. The advance w ill be
2 -2 cents for every ton of coal m ined
officer w ilt have to be obeyed, i t >« tjfied rm ployes of local plant« of the tbe
opposite side
frum
General ;«od it is tfinught w ith in the next
A r g e n tin a S h ip m e n t* o f W h e a l D u r in g tieli<ved. however, th at there is n u ! Viilur
W
beelan’
a
brigade.
Tue
ioeurgente
r
-
tary increase in wages of from 5
th e W e e k 1 .4 3 2 .0 0 0 B ush»*«.
month or two it w ill be made effective
«tang
w ith title tire het could not
— . r „ . of
« i - frictio n i . Itetweeu . A d . m ir a l' ,<n 10 P"r cent. Over 100Ü men are pii«*d
■
m
| d is tric t.
Chicago, M a rc h 4. — F ollow ing is a n
Dewey ar d Gen» ral O tis, a* ti*e funner »fleeted
stand
b«*f.ire the b a ilin g G a tlin g -.
F ifte e n T h o u s a n d M en A See to d .
•um m ary of yesterday*» transaction» in uruter-tand« the n
r*gh»«
oí l tb
D* e u i i b t a t y
g h l« o
Ttie eo g ig em rn t failed th r e e q u a r te r «
Die gra»o m arket :
Pittsburg, M arch 2. — An advance of
a i.d
w ill undoubtedly, when t i e tw o!
of an hour and the iusurg«*r,te acat-
L A. W O ffic ia l« .
M ild and rainy weather ta l*e fol service« act to gvD er, iu ltv ccneult the
-0 certs a ton was made today in steel
tered.
but
a»
eonu
aa
the
gent
at
w
ith
­
h wed by a cold wave, t< »gether w ith u n ita ry »« to the eonree to i«e pursued. ! Pittsburg. March 3 — President Kee-
drew they returned an«i again opened b ille ts and Bessemer pig iron. B ille ts
usn of the L. A. W . has announced the
independent
strength
of
foreign
a ie q u o te d at $23 ner too and Bessemer
No A m e ric a n P ris o n e r»
an annoying fire across the riv e r.
m arkets werr the iteru» of inform ation
at $13.50. Under tee scale agreement
U x -L h g»on. M a rc h 3 .—Tbe fo llo w -j appointm ent of t i e ch airm ea of com­
A W a r m D ay In M a n ila
from watch traders im bitied the alig h t tn g «1 rpattd» bar baer received in a c -j m ittee« of tb«* League of American
T the Am algam ated Association the
M a n ila , March 2, a:3ti p. m — T: »« advance iu ^teel b ille ts w ill be fc l-
W f e e lm e o .
decoction of bullish s p irit th a t was in-
•w er to ai it q u ir y reap* ting the n u m - '
is
tbe
hottest
day
ot
the
s**ason,
but
a
ll
Lacing
hoard—
P
re!
G
erlach,
of
dicated hy a l »c advance iu the price
|rwt-d by an increase ot 8 per cent in
her «d Am erican prisoners bel t ny the,1 C h ’ i «g o .
ia q u iet inside and outside our lines tbe Wage- of sk illed workme»n.
of May wheat at the sta rt. Argentine insurgents:
and
tbe
m
a
jo
rity
of
tbe
men
keen
in
Rights and p rivileges—Goawav W.
shipm ents duriug the week »m oiir.tr I
Tbe advance w ill effect abont lo.GuO
“ M a n ila , M arch 3 . —Th
Ihsutgerts i gaa)B< c ( Ba ti more.
the shade.
to 1,4 >3,(MX) bushels wheat, c<*mpare<l
men.
f a i * , r,* t tak* n, . nor do thev
hold
The transport Morgan C ity baa a r ­
-
*!
Roles
and regulation«— D avid J .
w ith 1.2U8 «MW bushels the week be­
Notices * were posted at a ll tbe blast
. r ^ t g l - p r is m e r «»
w a r . They have j O ’ B rien, of Omaha
rived.
fore. The iucrea-e bad a bearish effect
furnaces at Kfiaron and K fiarpsvilte to­
i t t it r e « t ner« 1» M alolua, picked up in
Wives ot effiters ano other w otjen day increasing the wages of tne em ­
M em berahip— W illia m A. H o w elll
upon the m arket, but the news from IJ a c o a rv . who w ith o ut pt-rmission went
p .«sengeiv were not allowed to land, ploye? fr«;m 10 to 15 cents a *lav. F i f ­
ot R ockville, Conn.
Du* country oorre»poa«k*ata to c o a im i» -j#
r.g them near ( ’a v it e «nd ('alocan.
the au th orities considering the con
«.on hcuset concert)tug the condition 1
teen haudred men w ill be benefited.
(Me have la p tu rtd . ver 15(30 ii*«nrg*-nt
tion afhore aa unsettled.
An t r ju n e t lo n A sked F o r.
of wheat wa- generally bad »nd held Soldier» since Fetiruary 4 and hold the
An le c rw a a e a t C ie v c la n « .
Chicago,
March
3.
—
The
V
u
i
t
d
T
h
e
P
h
ilip
p
in
e
Coram
*«»
on.
a *y es ten ei*e selling in check. Ad-4
C levelan d ,
M arch 2 .— F o lly 8.000
n ij r u y as pviaoners of war.
The Mat»-« d ittr ie t attorney, representing
Hong Kong, M a rc h 2 —The U nited wcvkmen in various m .iis c m tro lled
vice« front C a lifo rn ia were to the effect tio» j - L ire are in splendid c o n d itio i.
It e interstate commerce commission, States R b ilip p m e c o m m iru o u left h* re
t! at t i e rain» that have been made so
by the h m eri'm n Steel W ire Company
“ 0 T I8 .”
has filed a fu ll in the I ’ nited States t day on heard of the C n itsd States
much of here d id not ia ll where w h e a tf
were n«it*fied today of an increase in
« « In fo r eero an t« A r r iv e a t M a n ila .
circ u it coart aaking for an injonction -•earner B altim o re for M a n ila .
i- growing to any e x ten t, and that the
wage? of five to ten per cent.
Wa-b i r gtou, March 3 .— Ti.e war de- restraining the nin«- leading railroads
A a d itlo n a l c a s u a lt le i .
drought s till co n tin u td w ith wheat
p
arte
m
t
to
i«
y
received
tbe
follow
irg
*
enter
ng
Chicano
from
»he
west
Iron»
GERMANY'S FRIENDLY ATTITUDE.
rtifit.g at a «harp advance in p ric e .!
M a n ila , March 2. — C aeu a.i;«- near
t U g 'au i fn tn General O tis a t M a n d a , ! im i.-« ng a 12 teraaical ebarga at tbe
1 he m arket
was exceedingly d u ll
In t r u s t » H a r In t a . a k u tn tha Pcillppiaes
t e k vards.
throughout a rd fluctuation» were co n -i dated tv lav :
First W aeningten— Company C. Cor­
“ The
Morgan
Cl
to th a A m e ric a n » .
arrived this
tioed w ith in lim it« of 72 5-b anal 73
poral A lfred B. Y ic b e rt.
shoulder,
W a » h t - g ’ on 1 e g tc la lu r e
rm ro ib g ; ao im afa in
B e rlin , M atch 2 .— A high G erm an
dent condi-
1-8; closed at 73c buyers.
a* d e ra te : P rivate H erb ert L . Osborne,
au th o rity assures a corresoondent of
D ly m p ia , March 3. —The senate ha« cheet, severe.
Corn firm , w ith in narrow lim it« . tion . no i »es ”
the A s ax ia ted Press th at the m otives
p»«Mst the senate h ill providing fcr
Tfie P o r tla n d S alta fo r M a n ila .
M ay le ft off a »hade lower.
L A T E N E W S FROM A L A S K A .
which ic«jneed G erm any to en tru st tbe
Fan
Francisco.
.Marcb
3 .— The I ” *c‘ * m a t‘” n ar.d settlem ent of arid
Data very d u ll. The close wae l-8c
j I oitvd States tra i sport steamer Port- ’ L»rda.
protection of German? in the P h ilip ­
advance.
A
P
a
r
ty
ot
E
a
s
te
rn
Men
L
o
s
t
tn
a
B
i'z
-
pine- to D - Am ericans are sim p le.
M iie d t« ;ay for M a n ila .
She | . The house h ill ret a tirg penalty a rd
Provision« were somewhat heavy and land
z a r U - S t a m p e d e fr o m c ir c le C ity .
G erm a w ar-, ipe .o the far East are
■low. w ith the range ae heavy as it (Carried a number of recruits an ! * I *|!Te;ve*et on taxes due went over and
Keattie, Marcb 2. — The Steamer C ity n e e c .
» * » te -* waters and G er-
could he. I-ocal speculators «lid very great «argo of »upplte« tor tbe arm y wa* m a le a special order for Monday
of S eattle arrived from Alaska toda'v h » ad
... .| Ge? ;o interests are
: * • *^e sanats.
lit t l e and outsider» nothing. Pork de­ aud navy in (he P h ilip p in e s.
alter a »torn»» trip , hbe Lad a nnm - safe ic d e r the protect cn of Am ericans.
clined 5« and lard and ribs closed un­
lin e d a t G t S r a t ia r .
U o t h » r an d C h ild r e n U u r a e r e d .
ber of pa-eengere who ho rg h t late
T h is i mplies a big; co m p i.m en t to
changed.
G ib ra lta r, March
3 .— The
CnDed I A bilene, Kan«»«. March 3 . - D e t a iG
new» from tbe in te rio r. C. T. Howard the L m t e i States, but is only in con-
To day*« W h t t i M a r k e ts .
■
8
:ro m N . w - are receive.! of the brutal m or-ier 91 left Ram part Citv about I»e<euiner 15.
?ona ¡cp wi»h previc-u? declarations of
A ork for M an i a.
G -
arrive«), but m iles northeast of here of M rs. JoPp
Kan F ra o rix o . March 4. — Ma» wf eat
He bring» a story th a t a p arty of 10 Baron Yon Bnelow. Regarding Kam«m
o w irg to rick ih ss on I» a r t . Die vsascl ¡ G ilb e rt and four sm all ch ild re n . Tbe Eastern tenderf«*et started out 1st« io
«1.18 1-8. cash I1 .1 2 G .
tne same an th o n tv says that «ierm anv
fiat been q u a ran t.n e d .
fa m ily had been dead 48 boars when October to go from Ram part to t t e is aw a itin g tbe in t it ia t iv e of other
Ic a rd and ev ervth ic g points to the Koyukuk riv e r. They employe«1 John powers.
Chicago, Marcb 4. — May wheat. 7 Î
W ashington. March 3 —Tbe war de- husband acd father as beieg the m u r­ Folger, an o ld -tim e m in er of the low er
1-8: caat:. No 2 red 73.
p
ir
tm
e
r
t
today
received
the
follow
ing
Eaealver fo r a Mining Company.
derer.
Yukon, to guide them acrus? tbe coun­
C a t t le . S h eo p wad H ogs.
d -patch from the tra<a;«>rt S h erid an :!
New Y o rk, March
2 .— Ernest R .
tr y . A ll h a t as heavy packs ot pro
Chicago, March 4 .—C a ttle were slow
C
rear
o
f
th
e
W
ro
e
k
e
d
M
o
r
a
r
la
“ G ib ra lta r, Match X —One death wed
vision? aa tbey could carry, hut o nly Krauss has been appointed a u x ilia ry
and
prices
n o m in a l; farcy ca ttle . •9B sic«, onlv three svrtoos.’ ’
(J a lifa s , March 3 .— The government enough for a dying tr ip .* A fter they receiver for tbe Boston and M ontana
$5.7;) to fX 85 ; choice steer«, $N 30 to
i - t «mer Afw>len ha« arrived freno Sable had been three day« on the tr a il a Consoli latest a rd S ilv e r M i l . ng <?om-
$5.»A: Western fed steers. $4 20 to !
L A S T D a Y OF C O N C kE S S .
island
bringing
the erew of the »no« «term «.ame up. They were near­ ! m y , of K ilve r Bow county, M cn tan a,
$'».50: calve». $3 50 to $• >5.
•w rrcked
st«amer
M o ra ría
Second ing tbe m ountain range th at separatr-s in a suit Drought here in the supreme
Hogs
were
steadv
ea rly.
b u t ' L‘u ,< S“ *‘cw«s B « > e n a r e p a r a t i o n f a r
¡Gfficer Brm ton «ra» the only one lost the Yukon from the K o yu ku k. The court for a dissolution of the co nit«ny
n
t
Adjourn
r.
weakened and ruied 2^» to 5c lower in
of a crew of 40.
»ester ano Jahn Mac-
guide told them tbat it w«;uld be im - b?
W ashington, Mure*
3 —When ihe
the late d ra in g«: fair to choice, $.{.75
pje.-m le for them to go on. Tbe East­ G ic c is . directors. T i e hood of the re­
senate c«»cvaned in it la-t legislative
A la e o m w S u ie td e .
to $ * 0 , pa kir g Iole $ -V tu $ .72 ,
-lay morning J Tacoma.
W ash.,
March
l . - T o t n erner« would not taru back, and fin a lly ceiver was fixed at $10,000.
m ixed . $ t *5 to $ '• 8»(; butcher«, $3.55 ►•«¡co at 11 o'clock
Thomas B. H it- 4?, on Decemher 15
was suspended p ractically j Trask was found «lead tc is morning in persuaded him to go on, although he
to $ { .* 5 : lig h t». $3.55 to $3 80: p;gs businnea
and the senate proceeded itume«ilately a room over tbe Nevada saloon, fr* m told Diem it wa? aa much as th e ir lives last, wa» appointed receiver for the
$3. tv to |3 »*5.
w orth. Three
of
tbe party company in M o ntana.
Tt e ja in checked t ‘ e d rm a rd f r to business l x king to adjournm ent.
the «‘fleet cf a Pullet wound in the were
turned
back
and
reached
Ram part
C c m p e c m l» « on O re g o n ll« m » .
• h « w ae tbe fleece« were fu ll ot water ;
hea l. It is doubtle«« a case of suicide.
C a p ia in S y m o rd s * u o c r s e A v p p r o v e d .
safely.
I wo
days
later
another
in fe rio r to fancy lots «old at $2.50 t<>
W s-'ii? gton, Mar* h 3 .- Tbe confer­
Washington,
2 —The course
B
u
rle
d
by
an
A
v
a
la
n
e
h
e
.
l>lixiard
«ame
up
and
the
therm
om
e­
$4 «O; yearling«. $4.30 to $4.70; lam i », ence <*n the rive r and harbor h ill hae
pursue?, by the « «meander c f th e
ter
dropped
to
42
degree»
below
sero.
Gunnison,
C
o
lo.,
March
3.
—
Five
$ : «AJ to $4.tki
¡reported a com p ro n i *e on two items
Late in November a ta r ty arrived from I nited, States gunboat M a rie tta a t
Receipts—C a ttle . 150(1; hogs, 24,000; J from (»r«g«»c which were in dispute. ui*n and one woman were huried on
Die
K oyukuk and rep«»rted that tbe Bluefie'ds ie fu lly approved here. I t
avaiaocbe of snow, w hich came
aheep, 3«MM).
! T» Yaqnina f*av item has been modi- i ,]<’r
men
under Folger had not arr.ved. j? eaid th at C apiaiu Kym*>nds probably
G ra n ite m ountain at
W hite
ti~d to have tlie project exam ined by a d o rr.
N E W R A IL R O A D e o n iN G .
e th e r parties have l»een in ein«e, but »awed much bi«xai?hed aud rio tin g hy
board of en g iree is . The Imuse yields Pine, 2 m iies from th is place.
have heard nothing
of them . M r. adopting firm measures, te rm in a tin g
R u s h in g W o r k on th » N e v a d a . C a li­ I in ihe boat railw ay provision so far a?
active resistance of tbe rebels.
T h e F o p » im p r o v in g .
Howard does not know th e ir names.
not to rej«*al the law tor ih«* prnje« t, ! Rome. March 3.— The Pope’« condi­
f o r n ia a n d O re g o n
W
.
F
.
McDonald,
a
U
nited
States
O ils P a tta r s c n P in e d > 5 0 .
ReJding, C a lif ., March 4 .—Construe j hut strikes out the aLprej Dation by j tion continue« to im prove.
m a il carrier, who left C irc le C ity , Jan ­
The D alles, March 2 .— In tbe tria l of
tim i ciews on the Nevada. C a lifo rn ia I the «« ra te .
uary
23.
brought
i*0
imncds
of
m
a
i
l
.
K ip lin g S till Im p r o v in g
B a rro w s * N o m in a tio n U n s a tis fa c to r y .
Patterson for assanh on Post­
and Oregon railroad have reached a
He says tbat tbe first m a il from Kt. ( tis
New Y o rk. March 3 .— K ip lin g s con
Crossen.
Patterson pleaded
point tw elve m iles north of Aroade»-.
Washington, March 3. — The c o m m a -'
M ichael since navigation cl«x*d
a.-t master
Lassen county, and are ra p id ly e x ­ tion « t **«n uel B Barrows to he lib ra - d itio n show« continue«! im provem ent. fa ll should reach her« w ith in 10 davs. g u ilty to «wrryieg a con tea led weapon
tending the road I*«*«! toward A ltu rat risii «f congress f a«- !»«n reported uo»|
E a rly
in Jan«..try there were tw o. and was fined $50.
BASEBALL H A T T E *» .
On the charge of asauit w ith a dead­
and Southeastern Oregon. The ha»te favorably hy the senate com m ittee on
stamped«.« from C irc le C ity to M c­
of the narrow guage people in th ro w ­ lib ra ry .
I i t . Louts C lu b S u ip a n d e d by ib o N a tio n a l K in le y an*! W elwr creeks, about 30 ly weapon Patterson was bound over
to the grand ju r y .
ing the rowd forward is said
to I«*
L a s t D ay In th e H ou se.
B o a r« .
miies away.
W H
|
M
At I I o'clock I Nevi Y o rk. March 2. — W i t h the Kt
orvasinc«d by he approach of a road
L ieu te n a n t Caetner of the Fourth
An Insane Mother's Deed.
«out Least ward
from
G ra n t’« Pass, t* lay t i e h 'tise entered ut«»n the la s t , Louie club m atter in solvable shs(-e, U n ited States in fa n try , whc*ee t h r i l l ­
P ortland,
M atch
2 .— M rs. Laura
Urt-goL, which is m aking for the rich leg islative day of the te'sio ti. The J ttie national league managers got down ing experience on the Tanana wa? pub­
stuck regions of K iam ath and Iuike P b lic g alleries w ere crowded iu a n tic i­ to real work today. I t ia the general lished a few «taya ago. was a passerger Brow ning, of M o n ta v illa , gave her four
children laudanum yeterday, then p ar­
counties. Oregon.
pation of sjtectacu lar scenes,
impression that hefur« uuotber day cn tl»e C ity of S eattle.
took of the poison herself, soon afte r
;a«ses the plans for transf«>rring tbe E n c r o a c h in g Upon A m e ric a n T e r r it o r y .
* a«h n v to n L s K la la tu -e .
blowing her brains out w ith a pistol.
T H A T C A N N E D R JA S T BBBF.
Cleveland team to Kt Louis under an
V ,i t *ri a. B. C , Marc:, 3 .— M iners The youngest ch ild may not recover.
O ly
’Aa«h., Mav«h 4
Acrim c-
J
e
n
tire
ly
new
management
w
ill
have
who
have
just
arrived
from
the
North
oions d* a'e o. cuT.-e i in the senate W itn o s s o i C o n tin u e to T o ll or Its OtTen-
The theorv of insanity is tbe only one
. l*een perfected.
say
that Gaoa<itai> *1* cials on ihe which w ill acovunt for the crim e.
over ttie attem pt to make a report on
•Iv o n v s s .
Tlie
action
of
the
hoard
of
a
rb
itra
­
Dal ou tria l have advanced a eonsHl-
the p*«-vt rn o r’s refusal last n ig h t to re­
W ashington, March
3 — C aptain
ceive the ra p ito l b uildin g b ill as a Groom , of tbe P h ila d e lp h ia city troop, tion in suspending the Kt. Louis club era de distaoce in to to n . *n te r ri­
R o g ers* V e to N u s la tn e « .
j
came
as
a
btmtuerang
to
those
present
tory aud planted tiie I k . t i L ti.g w ith ­
part of the senate record.
O ly m p ia . W ash., March 2 .—Tbe b il l
was the first witne«.- h»f*,r« the war in ­ vestenlav, hut the later action of the
in e< ven niiI«-s of Haines mission. The re g a latin e freig h t rates was defeated
The house considered tlie b ill to q u iry board today. A ln n tt two weeks
provide for »tale p rin tin g under the out of four w title in Porto Rico the board of d m e to rs was a shoe* for point to which the Canadian« fiave ad­ in the senate bv a vole of 11 to 20.
i which but a few were prepared. Tfie vanced w ill throw a big area e f re­
contract
b ill
was ' C°" 7 ? J" “ IÍVe'’
The b ill providing for a capital b u ild -
ameoded to system.
tacóme a* Tne
Uve at
tbe end
ro“ 1
t ¡fa ilu r e ot the club lo «dw y tbe orders of
cently discovered mines of the Porcu­ in*; commissioner passed tbe senate.
a m e n u e d to uecome a .tiv e a t D .e en«l ,
««H
w s . o o r « n ly fo txl and we ate ! Ibe hoard of , | i rector« to p¿y $ l tXM» to the
pine
d
is
tric
t
luto
B
ritish
territo
ry
if
of the
term
« f the ,r‘*e’*r't state i i i , ” »aid the witues«; “ that was.atxtut
Tbe governor’s veto of the capital
p rin te r,
an«!
passed
The omnibus j a ,j there was to it. We never ate it Chicago, makes tbe Missourians liable the new iwnndarv ie allow id to s u e d . b uildin g
b ill was sustaiued in tha
to
expulsion.
A lim M in e rs F r o z e n to D u l h .
education h ill paaaed the house.
œW> but ha<J it
ibto gteB, w ilh
fi case by a vote of 3S to 37.
W itn tbe Kt. Louis coste«!, the possi­
New« is also brought tbat a num lter
such vegetables as we could g e t.”
T e lle r C o u n ty , C o lo ra d o .
b ilitie s of an im m ediate re«Juctions of of m iners were ircx«*n to death on the
B ta e k S an d R ich W ith P la tin u m .
O
f
the
re
trite
ra
to
r
heel
Groom
said
the circu it becomes more favorable. It
I»«*nver, M aieh 4.- After a heat«*«l
A lim tra il «luring the terrib le cold
Chicago,
March 2 .— The assav of
it
was
oecawinnalty
tatnttxl
on
the
is probable th at the rules w ill l*e
discoacion, lasting neatly a ll n ig h t, the
snap of Sunday acd Monday a week hfnek sand found on K o talinq u e rive r
house of representatives passed a (»ill edge« and had to h*‘ trim m e d . O ther- taken up at tom orrow ’s session.
ago
The mercury fell to 5s tolow .
in Alaska is said to show tb at a ton of
Colonel
for the division of F I Paso county on wise it was excellent meat
it contains $776 worth of p la tin u m be­
A F F A IR S IN SAMOA.
LA&T H O U R S OF lO M G K S S S .
second reading at S o’«*b «k this m orn­ Oast, of the Fourth P ennsylvania, bad
sides gold,
tin
and cop;*er. G reet
ing hy a vote of 33 to 27. The b ill, a atx «lays’ experience w ith the canned Provisional G o v e r n m e n t Is N o t G iv lr g
T w o C o n fe re n c e R e p o rts A g re e d to - V value is said to be in p la tin u m
w hich
which has already pasted the senate, roast l e« f. At first the men trie 1 to
S a tis fa c tio n .
S c ra m b le In th e H o u se.
is found only in tbe U ral m ountains
ket
p
tb«-
meat
after
the
cans
were
creates a new oonnty to he known as
W asbiovton. March 2 — In the senate iu Russia.
but it spoiled between m eals., . tiydney. N . 8 . W ., March 1.— Ad-
Teller countv, which w ill ln rlu d e the opened
Company cooks made slews ol a whole ! VLC* * from A pia, February ,17. say today the conference report on the b ill
C rip p le Creek m in in g d is tric t.
S e n a to r G ra y 's R e w a r d .
s till unsatisfactory. Tbe authorixing governor« ol «tatea to I •
• an at a tim e, aud it prow d very satis-
* rp
New Y o rk, March 2 .— A dispatch to
A n o th e r A la ik n n Gold S t r ik e
provisional government is interferin g reimbursed for expense« incurred in
factorv.
w ith native and B ritish sufije«*ta and raising and eq u ip p ii g volunteers was tiie Tribune I mm Washington save:
Kan Francisco.
March 4. — Adveres
The president has offered to Senator
w ith servants of B ritish subjects and agree«! to.
T H E F A R T IT IO N Oh C H IN A .
from Juneau, Alaska, m y tbe new
«trike in the Portupiue d istrict lias
taxing
M alieto a
people $2,
a id
Tfie «*oniervnce report ou the naval G ray, of D elaw aie, and be has ac­
cepted. the new c irc u it
judgeship
is used q u ite a rush to tlie C h ilk a t E v id e n t * T h a t A m e ric a W ill C- me In M ataafa pe«ip<e $1 each. Dr. Rafael, l»er««)nnel h ill was agreed t«i.
t o r w S it a r - o f i n - E m p ire .
created uuder the recent act of con-
jth e Gertnan president of the m unicipal
country. The
find
was
made on
In th e H ouse.
gress in the T h ird ju d ic ia l c irc u it.
I ’* k in , March 3 .- The demand of Die council at Apia, ha? apologised tor boy-
T a lik in creek, which flow« into the
W ashington, March 2 — There wa- a
C h ilk a t tw elve tuilee front Haines 1‘ a 'ia u government upon C hina for the cutting the B ritish cruiser Forpoise and great scramble f«u unaniiuuut consent
A S o ld ie rs * T r a in W r a e k a d .
lease of Kauum as a coaliug statinu and for insulting the chief justice and Ma-
m t sa i on. / _____________
Jacks«)!-.,
T e u n ., M arch 2 .— News
naval base aud demand for other large ; lietuu ’s lawyer w h ile they were guest« when the housa m e t. W ith the end of
A C o n s p ira c y A m o n g C o n v ic t» .
coi'tfresa 48 honrs off alm ost ev- ry has been received
of
a disastrous
enuinsstona earned great excitem ent on the Porpoise.
Kan Q uentin , C a lif., March 4 .—A her»*. The Chinese are firm ly convinced , The Kidney landing parly from the meiufter had 6uroe setteme ne wa? t r y ­ wreck neai Tupelo on the M o b ile and
conspiracy among the convicts of the that Great B rita in is chietty responsi-1 Porpoise was not sent ashore. Several ing to save from death on tfie calendar Ohio
ra il mad.
Six coach ro loaded
and
they stood
in
front of t i e witi» soldieis were overturned. Two
state prison to murder the guards and hie for Ita ly 's demand.
Diplom ats of Mataafa*« force h a \«* died of wounds,
effect a wholesale d elivery of prisoners openly say this new «leveloptneut ie ' including one wotuau who was shot ia speaker’s rostrum ten «leep clamoring were k ille d and 20 seriously h u rt.
for recogiutioi).
has been revealed to W anieu lia |e the b«ginning of a policy of p artitio n the brea-t.
Tlie resolution
to declare General
through the fain t heatedresa of one oi upon Die , art of the power». A rep­
D e w a y 's C o m m issio n as A d m ir a l.
W heeler
and
other representatives
the conspirators.
F a t a l H e a d -E n d C o llis io n .
Washington, March 2 .— The com m is­
resentative of the great powers is re­
holding arm y c«»iumissions to have sion of George Dewey to t»e a d m ira l ot
L o rd H o rs e h o ll*» R e m a in « .
ported as having sunt th at Die moment
Ogden, March 1.— In a head-end col­
vacated th eir seats in the house was
New Y o rk, March 4 .— A special to lias now arrive«! for intern ation al con­ lision between a passenger tra in and a called up but tbe house refused to the r.a w has been made out and sent
to the V b ite House to be in readiness
freight
uear W h ite o«maider tfie m atter.
the Journal and Advertiser from Wash­ trol of C h in a , and added th at if the do jble-h eader
when the h ill creating tbe office of ad­
Nevada,
four pe«tple were
ington. say»: Rear A d m ira l Kchley policy of the “ sphere« of influence” is P lains,
m ira l is sigoed by the president.
TH B h e a t was w o r m y .
has been directed by Die president to re ally inaugurated, the Unite«! Ktat«>e > ki lied and one seriously in ju red . The
to have a say in th e!d ead NrH Etigineer
Yeargin, Firem an
u g ii
accompany the t»«sly of Lord Herschell is exp«i«te<l
Flo o d C auses M u ch D a m a r * .
m a tte r, and be further said that there Hendershot, , Firem an D
illo
n , and an­ S e n s a tio n a l T e s tim o n y B tfo r a th e C o u rt
i»m
on,
to|Knglan«l in Die ciuiser Brooklyn.
Yanenuver, B. C ., March 2 .— A ¡etter
o f In q u ir y .
are indications that Am erica is lik e ly other engineer whose name was not
T h o N o w S p «n lsh C a b in e t.
to prefer the province of C h i l.i.
W ashington, M arch 2. — Before tfie iron» Lac La Hoche, a camp in the
learned. A hraketnan of the freig h t is
M ad rid , March 4 — The new cabinet
court of in q u iry today tfie testiuonnv Cariboo gold country, rays a flood,
perhaps fa ta lly inju red .
T H E K IN D K R G ARTEN U N IO N .
took the oath of office t<alay. Heuor
of Clarence W alters, of the F irst volun­ caused bv the volcanic action of L ook­
m ountain, which m elted
tbe
Th e U n ite d R efo rm P a r ty .
K ilvela is prem ier and m in ister of
teer eugineers was rather sensational. out
T h e S ix th A n n u a l C o n v e n tio n tn Session
C in c in n a ti, 0 . , March 2. —The gen­ Asked ufiout his experience
foreign affairs.
w ith snow, has caused much damage.
a t C in c in n a ti.
eral conference of the united reform canned be« I cn the voyage to Porto
H oo es f o r K ip lin g 's R e c o v e r y .
T h e F o p e Im p ro v e s .
C in e in o a ti, March 3. — S ixth annual party spent m«»at of the morning ses­ Rico, he r< plied th a t the first can he
New Y o rk, March 2 .— K i p ii ng’s <x>n-
Rome, March 4. — The pope’s condi^ convention of Die In te rn atio n al K in - sion in oom m ittee of the whole con- saw open»«! had wi'ruts iu it and a few
d itio n ia satisfactory and there are
tion is satisfactory.
dergarten Union now in eesaion here ta aidering reporta.
.m in u tes alter beiug obtened developed great hopea of bta recovery.
The President Nominates Devity to the
Exaited Position.
R oya
A bsolutely ttuRE
NOW RANKING OPPICER AT MANILA
HIT SHOT FOR INSURGENTS
i Former Spanish Gunboat Does Some
Eflective Work.
VtKT WARM WEA7HSÄ IK 1ÂI1LA
on ibe Eiinmore.
B aking
P owder