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BELOW
ZERO
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Blizzard Over the East
Continues
pedal to the Mall.
Cleveland, Ohio, Full 10: Tlio cold,
continues, ami tlio temperature is bo-1
low zero hero. Ilopbrte indicate as low I
as eight dejtrooa in tlio' itoViri belt. I
'From all tdlroctlons conio ropotti of
laCetlng,
GREAT WLSTERN R. R, ; ;.
,T0 EXTEND ITS LINES
0h(cKO, III., Fob. iO At a apcclal
moetlng hero (oday the atockholdera of
tho Chicago Great 'Wuetorn Hollroad
voted to incrcaio the cnpltnl ntock of the
company from 130,000,000 to (M,000,000.
Fart of tho now Mock wl bo excbanRf d ,
for tlio common clock of tho Mason City
fc Foit Dodflo rood, which waa aecurcd
hit yonr, t
Tho compAny alio propoeea to cotn
plfto extonilona Into Blonx Cdy nd
Oinaha, thua k'vI"K tho rend throueh
linos to Ht. I'nul and MinnoApolla, Chi
cak'o, OnialiA and Slnux City.
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BAHALION OF TROOPS
. FOR PHILIPPINE SERVICE
Detroit, Mich', Fob, 17: Tho ltt bAt.
talioo And, band of tho Fourteenth in
fAntry Icavo Fort jlVayno toduy for San-
I'rancleco whonco thoy will dnll on tho
transport Logan for the rhilippincaj
iW. ilifaMi illil',;
IMUMBUHHEllXZlMEBUKlMIIMIllESQilMStlHIIIESU
SHOE
N buyiiiK Mined DON'T got plucked. If you buy a 18.50 or
! MO fibon it n otoro whoro tl to B Bhoea nro sold you do
Vut p'-iicked nearly ovory tlmo. : , : :
Cntlsfnctory- bIioob for Winter shoea that pleftso tbo
noonloHlioM In which tho abapo will hold won't
"tfjuuBh" out, or enjr
In it littlu while. ::::::: : : ;
Shooa that hold out bernuso they're rightly nultt-not n aklmp any
where, liiHldo or out Til AT'S tho Wnllc-Ovor Shoo . : : :
7a ' a " "7 J,U8t 1m ,,K,,t or
WALK-j couldn't iwcrluiitiugly
OVER
wit.ir nr ii new nnlr.
Why pay $5 nnd fO for lot-woll-enough-nlono al.wa
Tom, Dick mid llnrry ninkeo that hnvo boon fnlatai on n g
SHOE
I,,.,., i.ffnrtn.. nnlilli' w 111 M'nro.H V II
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nor in abupe for tho !Bt ton yonra.
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POWDER
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EXPLODES
Three Soldiers Killed
Seven Hurt
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pedal to the Mill.
New York. Fob 10 : A' ponder tnK-
nzino exploded t Fort l.fnyelto Ihlf
afternoon. Three eoldlcrs wtro killed
and tevtn Injured. Tho rool of -the
fort wai blown to fragrAnta, nnd Now
York bay wbj icatlrod)vor wltlid,ohrif.
Doctora woro aumrnoned from llita c!t7.
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K NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HOLD BIO MEETING
Colurnbua, 0., Feb. 10: About 2,-
OCO Knlclita of I'ytlilns are Attending
.j10 atman moutltiir of tho lourt"ontlt
district, which bjjm loliy. Tllb'prh'
clplo odlcera of tho atAtonro Attendance,
Includlnt; 1'Ait Hupromo Olnnwllor
Wulttr B.' ltlchlo of Mmn, Fad Chuncol-
jor 1 yt iiu0wood of Marietta, nnd
firand Koopar of RocxJda nnd S-nl, VV
UcAttyof Toledo. Tho viiltora were
,'orniBlIy widcornoJ. In tho brd of
Tra'de AitlUorlnm by Govenor Nneh,
nfter which tho me'inbora went into
aoiaion behind cloaod doors.
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CIRCUIT
JUDGE
SELECTED
Washington. Feb. 10 Solicitor Gen
ornl Kd wards line beon,a,elrcUHl by Frca
luent Jtooauvell to succeed Day as utr
cult JudK when tho lattor takes the
nliico of JudRo Slilrns ou tbo Buprctno
bench; '
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TALK
In thu Hhank, or gut elmbbylooklng'
wro,1R no ,nIt,l Rround-or wo i
preach Money-Unck Bhoos ,ood S
C.IIUIIL'O inOUnltV jynno.wi
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never leu
MATSON
FURNISHERS
YOUNGER
TO START .
: WILD WEST)
feuffalb Bill to Have-a
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Rivals
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Opeclal to th MjII.
' IJeo'a Buinmlt, io. Feb 18. Cole
Younger announced today '-that be
would atArt a 'CJlo Yunger'a wild wetft
alio w next aprlng. Itli boiioyed that
ho can n.nke arraugomeula It!l the
Minnerota board 4 pardons 'on the
undorttnndlng that ho will not' appear
personally.
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HANGMAN'S HARVEST J
IN MISSISSIPPI
Jnckaon, Mies,, Feb. 10-Thla la truly
hangroau'i day in Mlisiatlppl, thcro be
!ng no feVcr than flvo men sentenced U.
pay tlio death penalty In varloui parti
of (ho stalo today. Tlie'dondemned men
'are A)cxanller Smith, colored, In-Fvnrl
UlVer county; Joe Campbell, colored, In
Yaion county; Antonio Dukea, Wblto,
Iti Copiah county; Tom Swor, white, in
Smith county; ard limnnucl yaker,
colored, lu Bunflover county. This ia
tho largest numbvr of executions ever
Mimtiilait Inr nnn llntf In M lnfll.itnnl.
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RED STAR LINE' ' '
'" SEfiVICE 'TO BOSTON
Antwerp, Fob. 10-Tbe Red Star Line
Inaugurated today a direct forlnlgb'tly
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ecrvico between Antwerp and Boston.
This tervico la In addition to tho Bervlce
roccntly itartod by the aamo lineibe-
tween 11 os ton and Liverpool.
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THE UNSPEAKABLE TURK'S '
VERY GOOD FRIENDS
s Dlscuealng tho situation in Macedonia,
tho Orogorilan recites eoruo historical
facta which abow whoro-roste tho ro
aponalbllity (or tho proeont situation:
For inoro than four montlla from
March 3 to July 13, 1878 Macedonia
was a frco province of independent
Uulgnrla in virtuo of the treaty of San
Stofauo, dictated by tho victorious Hub
elan army at tho Ratca of Constantino
ple, TboKusslan pooplo wished to tee
aUnulgarln, including Macedonia, frjo
from opnVcseion, nnd nuder' tho tttntH
of San Stofano tho UulgnrlnnB frOnV t) 0
Dnnubo to tho Aegean wero cot free.
England, under lloaconsflold, intorfear
od; Austria joinod hands with England;
and tho'Weaty of BorlW placed tho Bul
garians of Enalern Itumollft and Mace
donia onco more undor tho Turkish yoke.
Ituscla liberated Macedonia, Oreto nail
Armenia, but England and Austria re
turned thorn to subjection. It was tho
blackest pago of Ueaconefleld's career,
nnd coat him his losa of ofhco to Glad
stone hi 1870, who was notulow to point
out to England that Ueaconsflold'a pol
icy had thruBt llboratod Mecodonia back-
again undor tho iron hool of tho Turki,
Iter Otinonrt; Comiiicxion.
"Is bIio a brunette?"
"A brtjnottql JV.hy, sho's so lnrU her
fnthpr lma'to'tunf tho light on in the
parlor to fltn. hex In tho bvonjnge."
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STEAMER
' Srecked
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Harrow Escape for Her
Passengers '
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ffMcUt to the Mall.
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ducah, III. Teb 18 The steamer
a- Oily enrorite. for New Orleans
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controltnble in a blizzard today and
swashed Into a derrick boat austAlninird
LaeHoua dtmnse. Thescc sho llnattd out
nnto therircrin annlffioSt sinking con
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dition. Men with boats wlth-Hi'mcalty
gfit'llhos'to hor, when eho wad warped
aalioro wbero she ia now tied.
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yORST
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STORM IN YEARS
What Residents on Pacific Coast
Are.EscapIng
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Tlio whole country with tho excep
tion of the Faclflc alone has been Buf
fering thla week from a storm the tov
erlty o! which can not bo realized by the
"naUveof thla. favored sect lop. A late
Chicago dispatch eayn:
Tlio wholo country from the Atlantic
0 .aat to tho weitorn slope of tba Rocky.
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Mountains ia Buffering (roth the coldest
waathor known ia Fobruary (or yeara.
The snow storm which swept over the
Rooky Mountain Etatea baa' trAveled-
east And south until it covers the whole'
region na far as New York on tho eatt
and tbo Gulf States on the south.
lleginning in Wyoming and Utah,
t a.
whore cxtrcmo cold and decponow havei
(jajucd groat loss, of livestock on thej
rAngc, the storm extenaeagrAiju un
til Kansas ia nndc a foot of anow and
has temperature below zero. Oklahoma
h,as had snow ip ta1;o tbo plflco of rain,
and Texas baa now a (oot deep, In the
far North wosfo. near the boundary of
North Dakota and Canada, Williston la
tho coldost place in the United States,
with ho temperature 12 deg below zoro,
and tbo thermometer registers from 20
to SO below all through the Middle West.
Tho anow reached Now York last night,
when four inches had fallen, following
close upon a aleot storm which had al-l
moit atoppod traffic. , Tho WeAthor
Dureau.prodicta golos, anow and cxtremo
cold for thn wholo Atlantic Coast. The
,eano conditions prevail all along tho
lakes,
Tho Bouth ia just escaping from flooda
duo to heavy rnjn, which extend from
Loulsylllo Bou,theaBt to Georgia, only to
fall into tho grip of tho bittojjeat storm
of the Winter. Trains nnd telegraph
lines nro demoralized all through tho
Wost, nnd in many cities street-cars run
only with groat difficulty.
MAJOR .
GENERALS. ..
NAMED
Washiflgton, Fob. 18-Tho President
.today eent to tho Senate nominations to
b'o MnjorGonornloI the army of Ilreck
rldgo, Ludington nd Wado,
AL
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Garididates
Courage '
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(JEER GETS TWO MORE VOTItSs.
Plat Salary Bill Passes
Taxing Corporations Defeated--"
""; Widows .,fc-Jbe Relieved l-io."- ,
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Special to the Mali.
Bafem, Feb.-lS Mr. Fulton la more
confident thad over of qacceia, Ez'.Gov
ernorQesr'a friends are jubilant over bis
senatorial prWpecta and Jonathan
'Bourno 'wears the same calm, tcreno
smile. Col. Mizuma baa not yet opon
ed bls-Tbeadquartera.
Ta joint ball6t todaV waa featureless
but for the fact that Bailey, of thtt Mult.
nomAh'delegAtiont changed from G. II.
WillUms to Geer just after the roll had
been'flnlsho 1. -
' Ex-Govoruor Geer "agAln received' tho
"votea'df nine Mnlta&nAh county men
who cast their initial bAllot for; him
yesterdliy. Paulsen, the Clackamas
county Kepubllcan who yesterday aban
doned the Clatsop county candidate,
balloted (or Geer again today. Senator
Johnston, of Eastorn Oregon, was pres
ent at the session today. Tbia gavo
Geer two votes more than bo rccolved
yesterday.
Tbo corridors were crowdod today but
there was no speech making or anythiug
out.pl the ordinary (ontho entertainment
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Water (p()Wer driyes r, y
MAlNlTS MANUFACTORIES
Plenty Of Good Vater Fower's In
Oregtn Awaiting
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A recent report of the U. 8. geological
survey aays:, "Of the 1,700,000 horeo
Dower ceneratod bv water in the wholo
United 8tatos,aa reported in tho census
.i mnA J-s iiwnnn n n..l irt nm 1
ui ivuu, uii iw.uv- i , w,,'
cont of tho total amount,' ia produced in
Maine; and while there has been a
etoadv decline since 18S0 in the number
ot water wheela tn ubo in that etato,
owing to tho tendency to install larse
wheels, tho actual amount o: power
Senoratod has boon more than doubled
uring tbo last twenty y'oars.
"This great power b uiiiiziu uy
nearly 4 1,500 milla. of which lumber,
pc
dill
papor and pulp, nud cotton milla nru by
tar mo mosi numerous.
s'Tbo factors which make tho water
powers of Main so yaluablo are their
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great number nnd size every watershed
ii tho state is n water producer-nod
their constancy, occaBlonod by tbo
croat volume and
the streams. Ine
doubt lareolv duo
forests nnu to tue invoramo climatic
conditions,"
In this connection this fact Is; recalled
that WoBlern Oregon Isalep finely Blt
uated in tho way bi fine natural water
powers nnd favorable nllmatic condi
tions for de vol oping largo end numer
ous manufacturing inuustriOH here.
ThesQConditiqns nro nlready oUructlng
tho attention of capitalist nnd ,Bomo
large power plnuts nro., now in courso
ol conbtruction. Among tho more uor
Steadiness Ol HOW Ol I n- thU nrnnII. Thnu. nnnlivmnn. .
tothowida extent ofi, l, in,inn ,i i,nnA, ni '
CONFIDENT
K&jjlng-'up,i
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ONE COMING FR3M FULTON
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Houses-Harris Bill
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of spectators, i ;,., ,kVibw
Tho bill placing tha stale officers upon"
a flat salary, Introduced in iho hotuo j
by Kay, waa passed, last night wltbjbat , .
Itwo 'dieeritlng voteal Bllyea and Eockhj '
It nllowt (hoSecretwyofaUteand'a'aU
teasurer, oiah j5.000fc year, AtqrneyG lejnrj
oral 3.000, chief JLctlce of tho supreme'
court tu30, assocl ate juetlcoa $1,000. ,
The bill will nbt Uecomo effective until .
1C05. .. ,
The tLurla bill providing a'nntoTfagppi -rate
of asEesen-etit nnd taxation of . cx.-fiX'.':
press, telegraph, telephone And toll,
roadcorhpanloiJ'fAiled ol passage, but .
there it Fomo hopes that n similar bill
may pais. '
Tha committee on reeolntlona this
morning reported (Avorably H. C. R.
No. 3 by Judd, ilrectingtho Wnys and
Mdina commltte'b to Intert in tho Ap
propriation bill ah alloVance of 11000
each for therollelof the'widowa of the
threb ' gusTd'a milrdered at the atato
frjeon'outbrealc laat June. By vote ot
25 to 12 the reloTnflbn was adopted.
table of tbeso mat bo mentioned that
now well under way on the Clackamas
river, which' will develop 10,000 horao
power at low water.'aud will supply
electric power for city, and' suburban
railway lines in' TortlAnd and- vicinity.
Those lti.es eitend to Canemali, above
Oregon City, ajid t'6 Greshim.and .other
points east of Portlnndj making a total
trackage of about 60mltSK Borne com
parativo idea of tho rnnnnltudo of (bis
plant may be galned'itou the fact that
the falls of tho WiUammetto river, at
Oregon City- at extreme low water
generates but 7000 horsepower. Another
vnry Urgd plant ia boing put, in on. .tho .
Rogtto river at Tolo JacltBon county,.' to
supply pQwer,JotCj to towns, tuinea and
mills in that' vicinity. vTh power of
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rivers nre nttiizea 10 aorao wieut ns
Uasubtirtr nnd Wlnchoator. and both "will
doubllefa'bo largely Improved at- no
dimnnt date , ""
Numoibua other placos . throughout
the Rtate are usiug in n greater or less
icKioo thia bountiful forco supplied by
nature, yet muging trom wnnt uas
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win
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been ncbleved lb Mnino, tho groat in-
li...vlil fii.fiA la hnralu In Ita lnflnflnn
I hero n8 yot In other" ataten largo
water nori or plants utilizing tho force
of inoun'ain Btreams nro supplying olec
trlc power lor mills, factories and Btreet
ntr liu js more than 100 miea away.
nil ll.ija mum . .uy ....,wm huh;.
WUim tho proce8a (0r manufacturing
i H w nlr iB n UUq u,ther pcrf0ctod.
mankind. RoBeburg Rovlaw.
r,ioss i I asserted sagely, "la duo
to our accurate judgment of human na-
ture.'V ,rJM- -. h-
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dn wuo.nmaya,
Anil." rotoiteu'xiic
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1 Biii'h nmvnr nlsnts limv nlfiO bo utilized
lattor factor is Iio! lin fnrn n ,,n,,m nrn bnintr nhnliml .
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carries tl.lngttolCJarcrocs. "to IWinac
cumtc judgment ofjlB'-BrpoWjjn-Llfo.
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