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Newspaper Page TextNAVY YARD AT 8UBIQ BAY. Dap.rtmant to 8pond $5,000,000 Board Appointed to Prepare Plant. N15W YORK, April 19.- A .pedal I. t, Itnral,. frnm Wa.hlntton .arB! VV V t V V w. - . . ... . . A a a 4 If the plana or tne navy aepan.m. are adopted by cougreaa, a 15,000,000 naval elation will bo established at Olanfciipo, BublK Hay. Luaon. ution of Rear- J Vl( V" V V - -- - Admiral Endlcott, chief of the bureau of yarda and docka, Becreiary mhj baa appointed a board, conalatlnf rf Itear Admlral Taylor, civil engineer. Woleott and Menocol, to meet at the New York navy yard for the pur f nnirim th nlan. and eti- mate, upon which congress will be w " .,11 Mil Hit! UP The Boiler Exploded and Killed Four People. TMO MORE ViaiMS WW PROBABLY DIE Two Bodlei Cannot b Found-DI.ttr Oc currcd In Miditrum Near Victoria. Wti a Portland Steamer. vt vrvmvtrn n fl.. Anrll 19 By tbe explosion of the boiler on the rour persona all others sei Include two gera on the Tbe board of which Rear-Admiral rTer steamer Ramona tbla afternoon, . . M..t .nlif AAlAftnrf !... a ... - - .a-a l,IHi. mttrlrht and tbe alte for the projected atatlon. leav- ,jt 0thera aerloualy Injured. The dead in the department to determine upon includ two women who were paaaen- at Olangapo will coat at least 11.000 j hMnd. Of the injured, the puraer and ACCIDENT IN A DRYDOCK a . ml tiwll fere X' ik Hit will nrntmhtv dlfi : i rifiA nmi it 1m the dui 1 tk .uMW nlnfilm occurred in DtIL LtJU VU Wf l(vvv,Y. " ' I w - boae of the department to urge m; ' mtdutream while the ateamer waa en trew to act eipedltloualy In order that route froro New Weatmlnater to Fort the worn oi repainnB L,nnKiey, vua " " - be done In American yarda. At thla Bettlement about 25 mllea from thla time the aroaller veaaela are repaired cUy By the force of tbe ePBlott at Cavlte, but the larger ahlpa are MrB. Morrlaon and Mra. Kalllle. who important repalra. Work at Hong Kong iUr wero blown Into the river and " nd Bncretry Ix)ng be w.r drowned before aid reached Hevea the money apent In an Enguan tnem . t ritutributed among t,v po:v PHwutM AmerU-an workmen. DANISH WEST INDIES. snguaa them. Tbe bodice or ooiu wwnuu among nve been recovered and are compar- Indicating that death waa due to drowning. The remalna of the two . 1 ,a if H Al Via va . p deck nanus, rmvv ',u Two Oovernmenta Nearer Aflreement not been found. Puraer Power waa Th.n et Any Pravloua Time. ) badly acalded by eacaplng ateam. and ernment.la earneatly conalderlng tlie Wet(ITOnBter &nd are now In the city rwent aomewhat modlHed propoaal h0Hptul. but are not eipectcd to eur ... I..-.-.1 tn .h- ta the United vlve. The Injurlea of Fireman Know- r Z. of the "Danlah Wwt lndlee, ell are not ao aevere and be la ex S likely to lead to P-ted to recover, aa are also the In- a satisfactory termination of the ne-, Thfi Ramona waa K stern-wheel river gotlatlona. Ofliclal circiee aro ateamer or aooui auo ioni. d Pinion that the two governmenU 10 yeara old. but her boiler waa new, mI now nearer an agreement than having been put In laat aummer She u'.b. A?" F:; .... r h Ulanda were burned. have been received from the United !l7:r ... "a .1.. niiirl.li are much .. ,...a with thn cordiality ana Blocks Slipped From Under a Trans port Wnlie using riiw. QAM wwAVfiiSCO. Anrll 20. While DAil . " Warrr-n was 4elnx taken HID HHP"i- out to the Hunter Point drydock to- day an accident occurrea in w"11-" celved alight wound and the 700 workmen aboard got a acare they will not forget in nurry. ins ow iru- port waa ready to ne inaeo ouw vu drydock, and tbe water to float her 1st in. mi uvw ivdv ro- wns - , . ... m - v, .m ana me diockb iUl v r -nm nndAr tne lauer. iub suiy cave lurch and tbe next inatant went over to aurooara. DU i"" k.MAlf and then went over a. 1. nf is derea and remained In that position for half an flrat plunge a connecting loose and pinned Aaron Aatm, an ,O0B? :1 .M nf the shin. also broKe ioobb a bollermaker, cruabrog bis blp. sev eral men were knocked off the cylin der bead and received acalp wounda. After the second larch it did not take five minutes 10 cir - some of the bollermakera and ma- chinlaU did not aiop XI" tbey were aafe among the hills, ovei 1 400 of them refused to make the trip . ... l. , thn vesseL and talked in trS'm Hunter'. Point.' Tht Warren waa not damaged. Aiuinaldo's Address to the Fil ipino People. MUSTERED OUT. SAYS THERE HAS BEEN ENOUGH WAR !rti Hli Countrymen to Atapt tht Sov. ertlsnty of the United awes n ws But for Their Country. I Ui Urvnwl'vi mvM rnenuuness v.T,, ,,. government baa ahown throughout th negotlatlona. COLD IN THE TREA8URY. Laroest Amount Now Held by Any . . 1 ii tifl J institution in ino norm. NEW YORK, April 19. The Even ing Post Bays: 7u-j.-i. ...mn.ar 1st tha United Btatea treasury's report of yesterday . . .t,nw. thn thn rovern- Loomla Did Not Say It wew I urn, Afii . , IT United State. - ESS TaggregaUgold "0. for the waa a passenger on the Red D Hn e b8t"ry have pMBed the n....a mrhlrh arrived t0 i ma aa .,u Th. erorl total night from Ban Juan. When .cea on WM $5o0.278.50e, of which $252,073. board tha vessel. Mr. Loom!, refused m waa held against certlflcatea in VTu anrthlnc regarding the Vene- the handa of the outside public and be soia ne aia nuv """"-", v.- worM .nd it la the largest ever neia given the matter a tbouht "r. , "Jv taitltaUon T with one exception Loomla. nowever, m ni. -"Y""!"- .w, imperiai Bank of Russiawhich thftt. l'...ttrJS? ?radl toS?. 1S98. raised IU total bold- CAUGHT BY AN AVALANCHE. Engines Hurled From the Track on Colorado mountain nvu. BOULDER, Colo.. April 20. On the Colorado & Northwestern rauroaa two big engine. atUched to a pa . ...i. onmlnar from Ward to Boulder, and due here at 4:10 thl afternoon, were .truck by a huge 1 .nowsllde and burled Into the chaam below. Four trainmen were killed Engineer. Hannon and Fitzgerald, Firemen Miller and Conductor Bair. . M tin. nnt vt been Tne secona ureuiu " . t, accounted ior, nu w - . . . . j hi. ti n. ninne too, 18 Dunea uuuti - of the bomes wea The passenger train left Ward for Boulder drawn by two oslBv? the train reached BoomervilU .the en- . - ....nniiniat and started UD the hill to buck the anow which was deep upon me iracus. abarp curre near the apex of the mountain, and just as the engine. BiarlC Oi VU tUJWU6 -o- drift a Taat avalanche t enow and earth was loosened from above. It came down wua gained momentum every second. It n fald that the train, which wa. quite heavily loaaea wim not touched by the elide. Manila. April 21 Following i. AeuinaluV. address to tl.el.lipmo nnnllil nil III II', LI I IIS C I bllHliS. "1 IK: 11 eve inav x " : v..,f nnhannv fat to t . v. .v.imA fortune ha. lea me . ....n,iaA those who nave Ix-in familiar with the progreas of the m- ... a-A..l-if with A. full s -..a ..i, txive recently come to my knowledge, suggest with , :..i:i.t0rnnutiit a. comDlete ter minatoin of hostihtie. and lasting i nnv Hpnirable. but at peace - , . solutely essential to the welfare of the Philippine jHianas. .tV. Fiiininos have never been dismayed at their weakness, nor haye they iaiierca in iunvii -r pointed out by the fortitude and cour- . rra.,i ;ma hat Mme. however. ace. iiiv mv in which they find their advance along this path to be impeded by an irresistible force which while it re- onlichtens their strains j :, t 1 1 t. tVim the cause 01 minus mm ur' . ...n- I peace. This cause has been joyfully cmuraceu uy n - , TWty-Thlrdsnd Thirty-forth Volunter JUjl. ments Ct Their DUthjrc f Ban Francisco, April 22. The Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth volun a ;..t.rtm rwnntlv returned from ler rcsjv..o, --- Manila, have been mustered out. ine Twenty-eighth and Thirty-fifth in- lantry, now in camp v mo . expect to be mustered out of the ser- r- Eton AUKnuaVi there are vice Ayru w. ",v""e" v . very Jew troops nere huw uuuv. for the rmnppines, Mujwi - rushed there as fast aa possible, to be finma all in juinu id hiub v - the volunteer, to be musierea uu uj Julv 1. In accordance with tm. programme, tne inoinas f " r. V.rrn Will nere oaiuruaj .ail on the 25th. The assignment, to the Thomas consisted of 127 re cruits and 20 casuals under the com mand of Lieutenanu w. a. The Twenty-fourth infantry and 1W marine, nave ocen assignee w Warren. . v The transport Rosecrans, which na. iust arrived from Manila, haa been released from quarantine. The Rose- t.A..f 91R mn of the Thirty- seventh infantry and 260 casual.. ni - ijamtnn fin which there IOC huclui . r f 11 .loft were three cases 01 suiawu, been released from quarantine after having been thoroughly fumigated. Seventeen days had elapsed since the last ease appeared and it wa. perfectly sale to iana me paoocuio. FIRE IN BUTTE SMELTER. Employa Contribute Week's Tlm to Qear Up the Wreckage, Butte, Mont., April 22.-Friction !w countrymen, wno nave aircau, 1 in a hot tK)X over me s.. . . 1 .v. anvpiviim I .1 :.. I,n...a rnM at the SlOn- banner of the United States. Tn this 5 tana Ore Purchase PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA. said mai n w uu.w -ipresed himself regarding Oeneral Sor had he .aid anything about OeneiaJ Andrade. Northwost Postofflcsa. Waablngton, April 19. A postofflce v.. ha.il .hllshed in OUUam coun- n. n hn known aa Alvllle. Allen McConnell haa been appointed post master. The new office will be aup plled from Condon, 12 mllea to the southwest An office baa also been established t..in rnnntv. Wash.. ., .k. nt Aatnrla. Or.. Oil ait run", buhu""" ------ - the route from that place to Ilwaco. iue . .. u- Kaon annnlnt- Eumona r. rtooimu ho The postoffice at Hadleyvllle, Lane Itn hnn ti-vovfld three- mne southeast, and Mary A. Emerson appointed post master. Tarhf War With Haytl. Berlin, April 19. Official statistic, hv the Relchsanzelger re- it,u fortdem trade of 1900 -,uhi hA fiArman tariff union ehow . BttrrceatlnK 6.042.000,000 Larva. aa against 5,784,000,000 marka for 1899, and exporta ftgsro gating 4.753,000.000 marks, a. against 4,3C8,000,000 mark. In 1899. A tariff war with Haytl has now formally benun. The nundesrath has confirmed the Increased duties upon coffee, cocoa and dye wood, from Haytl. Our Interest In Corea. Washington, April 19.-Nelther the Haa nor thn state de- IIUHBIUU ku.uU. l . A(nr.iaia havo received any word concerning the reported Russo Japanese negotlatlona relating to - rr.1 la Ini1lrnt Inn. hOW- i.orea. iuhib ever, that the United Btatea feel, any concern, ior auuu. thl. government would have in tne Iraanlnir our com- merce with Corea unobstructed. Rriti.h Columbia Gold Rush. , n r. Anrll 18. -Another u ....i, ia nanninir some excitement KOIU 1 UOli in the boundary district of British Co- . . i- rt..(ro iha nast few day.. lUUlUla. ib - - Rock Creek and ita tributary- have once more attracted placer gold hunt era to .take claim.. In the early 60a, the Rock Creek placer digging- yielded large returns, and the revival o ! mln- coverie. below the hl.tprlo White'. In February. 1898. raised IU total bold- Ing. tO 59Q.3UU,UUU. Al ureurnv, uy-- ever, tbe Russian bank hold, only 1371.600,000. Tne nana oi tr now bold. $472,271,000. It. high rec ord being $479,244,000. the h of thla month. Moai oi n " "v'r against outstanding notes. The Batik of England bolda $169,100,000 gold. A .v.. kl.K wnril of its hlStOrV Wa8 1245.500,000. In February. 1896. Pre.- a hAM nr. rtr inn iuii hiibi ubu OUl KUIU UWIUIHRB v- r of Germany are $130,000,000, and Ita total of gold and .liver combined never a A i 4t A AA AAA Wa TlMlt A1 ran above azzz.ouu.uuu. juu vn.v State, treasury', gross holding, have Increased ijo.ias.vuu wnum -" -I icoo hav haro t exceeded $278,000,000. aB against the . aHA - VAKmiarv 111 I50O,00U,UUU DOW UOIU. 1 CUI u. -. 1896. tbey reached the low level, $94,- Z39.MZ. No Longer Needed. .-j Ha Tn 4 Anrll 1. OOV- ii.iin hi. rnxnlvAil n Inn c let' ter from Secretary Root, In which a full expiananon m iuuo i o connected with the discharge of Rub--.it n linrrlaon from the army. Sec retary Root Bays that he, after a con ference with the president, directed - rtKTHHA1 lTnwrlann Ann the aiscnarge oi vounc "" acted in hi. official capacity in issuing I.. J..n.i.nnn thA nlfl. tne oraers. uy moumiwuv -charge wa. made to take effect De- camber l, insieaa oi ueceuium -u, i . it. - -MHv4nn vanf ATfl. matter wnicn me bciui-w; i i -.M..rl-nn warn tilA Mr. iiarriBon ooi uvw ... a a. a Ka. nensed with, tne secretary Bmieo, - cauBe tney were no iouci - for no other reason. Appear. In the Ineane Aeylum Ca rled by Rata. VANCOUVER. B. C, April 20. Bu- i. hmm broken out In an douiu v'auD --" Australian insane asylum. The .team er Aorangi. from 8ydney. bring, new. of fresh outbreak, of plague at Bria t... ..4 TArth Th serious phase ' " " . i. h unisAarance of the bubonic . ,-. .v . rinnvlch In nan A asvlum where there are 1000 inmate.. Nearly nil the Inmate, are .aid to be aged oi Incurable, bo the outbreak Jed the gravest apprehension. DunwicK 1. on Stradbrook Island, and is the asy- : va .tatA Th af mm ior mo a a a. haA nABH IMllHlHU. A. AAV. carrying of the plague to the asylum 1. ascribed to rat. and to destroy in fected vsnnln all sewer, in the Aus tralian cities are being fumigated, with uie result that thousands of dead rats have been washed out. i,tr wnnse their iniBi anu Ixilicf that under its protection the Filipino people win aivaui an v promisetl libertiea which they are be :nn;n(r to pniov. b tu -Aimtrv has declared nnmisv t ii.. (....n. nl nea ft Bo be it There has wen enuuK" m.w-, tears, and enough desolation. This wih cannoi wj iguui "T still in arm. if they are animated by a desire to serve our noble people, which has thus clearly manifested its I will. So do I respect this will, now t(fv mature deliberation, 1 reso- i. . , i.iA ih world that ' J .f.. vt tin voice of a cannot. wu --- - - .,,. people . longing .or p mentations oi iwu. - -- ... a .!. nnn. Ani.A yearning w ----- --- f . v. a i:wt and the Dromised een- . c .f American nation. erosuy o ' ; . tA-vArfliffntT cf the United SUte. i,,.,rhout the Philippine archipel T mow a fa in A without any aero, mmti v.v., , - -reservation whatsoever, 1 believe that try. May happiness be thine. tana Ore Purchasing vompauv- i . O .'ylAAV smelter, started a nre aoouv o this morning which caused a damage of $75,000 to the plant and will delay operation for a few weeks. The sampling works are a total loss, the stacks ruined and the engine operat ine the smelter almost a total wreck. The new machinery is uninjured and . .. . . A .A-rsrfn Art the blast lurnaces am. w not materially damaged. The effort. of the city nre ucH",,"'t'" ; fire brigade of the Butte Boston Company saved the plant, which ia valued at over $1,000,000. from total destruction. As soon as the flame, were under control the men employed aaaA around bv One of their number agreeing to contrib ute a week's work free to clear up the wreckage causeu. Dy c things in enapc iw reuuimi6' company expects the plant to be in full operation again within 30 days. STATIONARY ENGINE TRUST. An Arizona Feud Phoenix, Arizona, April 19. Sheriff Ed. Beeler of Apache county, wen- known throughout the soutnweBi, was ambusnea ana Kiuea in uui over a montn ago. jnwb ui mo uiwv flaht ha. just reached here. Beeler fell mortauy wounnea oj a ywucj h" : . . . . -I At flrat It WAS nenina a oiuuo " - believed that Beeler was the victim oi cattie-ruBuerB, BRaiuni. u made a long and bitter warefare, bat . . . . , ii.t V nrorn later it aeveiopeu mm v friend, or a man wnom eesr uu killed who had .worn to avenge hi. death. Chile Will Proto.t. Valparaiso, juue, . I. .n,.UIn(, Infnrmntlnn governmeui io bttouiub " from the Chilean minister in Buenos Ayre. Deiore a uiuvoov a against repeated Invasion of Chilean territory by citizen, of Argentina. twa have been invasion. In Seno in. nitlma and EsDerania, near Punta Arenas. In One Combine. Milwaukee, Wis., April 20,-The Sentinel tomorrow will say: .--la a i.-it nta.tIonarv engine . X Ut9 Ulv manufacturing companies in the United States are to 'be consolidated into one gigantic comome wun r ital of $25,000,000. Charles Allls and unnun, iiiia nf thla cltv. will be pres et I1HUU1 -...w, w- ----- - Ident and chairman of the board of directors, respective j , pending ia consummated. The com- panies woita eluded in the new corporation are. The E. P. Allls Company, of Milwau kee' the Pennsylvania Iron Works ee.' -.? nKnHAinhia- tha Gates company, wi uHv.r.. -. Iron Works Company, of Chicago, the . a t.A- nnmnanv Of Chl- Fraser onaiwio vviuP, - cago. and the Dixon Manufacturing Company, oi bckuwu, New Caaea at Capo Town. Cape Town, April 20. Ten new cases of bubonic plague, including AHA - . nn-lallv rAnort- two KuropeuuB, . - r ed today. Two additional deaths have occurred. Philadelphia Company Has-Gent into ins Combine. Philadelphia, April 22.-A special meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Iron Company waa I . 1 .1 4 swl AT? on A the Disposition tO ,oiami- with four of the most .A..nnn. Bf UI 1 lilTIMI V rilKIUV i ..nini m the country tacturing wuij"" . . -a-Ar.i Th bier combine will be launched in a few weeks, with a capital of $25,00(),UW. $5,000,000, only $1,000,000 inlper . ' Ia.:... nrafftrml Stock Of cent cumummo r.v..-- ---- the company wasoffered or u, pknt and hxea aB-ew. -7;- holders, representing neany w . . 1 .1 1. .,. tirMPnt at tne capuai r- -.- , meeting, and some of them objected to the price offered, declaring it waa less than the plant was appraised to be worth. It was explained, by way . . tv.ot. tha other four com . :..a Iaao than panies were also 10 ws s vc" .,CDO v" juhi.vo .,,, of thfiir nroDer- tne apprawcv w. ties. A Nw Ceyaer. Vancouver, B. C, April 22. A new geyser has made its appearance at Lake Echo, Eomtomahana, isew Zealand. It is described as a mass of boiling water, half an acre m extent, rising in great dome from whicha column of water and stones rises 300 feet, while immense volumes of steam rise to the ciouaa nu uu -thrown a great distance. Australian aaviseo "-if cord blast from the line ot tne new South Wales Railway aeviawou Tarana, when 70,000 tons of solid . Vlflllt f Wa rock were movea at one ing to the peculiar naraneaa vi rc-5k, British gelignite was combined with dynamite and powder, the total weight of the explosives used in the blast being four tons. New Bank at Havana. x- V.vV Aoril22. It IS A V V., - - 1 At-. A AH .'T.tf.l-l London, April 20.-Offlclal advices .v. a -iioi office regarding the progress of the bubonle PlM1; South Africa, show that prior to April . . .. 1 11 -ism ot the dls- ia mere uu ucou - . ,,, ease among person, under miliury ana navai connui v,-'" Mi.imriArtandlna of Orders. Anrii 20. As the result Vtievoinuu, .-- --- of a head-on collision between freight and construction train, on the Wheel- Ing & Lake Brie roan, m me v,i .and yards early today. wpamThels a braKeman, w ""o---Velsenbrech was fatally Injured and Fireman Hammond and Sylvester rirewttu v.-w vrt Tha acci- UrUKKen were uau - dent 1. supposed to have been caused by a mlsunderBtanding of orders. under- a a stood that an international nan, 5t.h a capital of not less than $1,- aa AAA n.l TiarVi rt TS as much a. aa oaa aaa ia to ha established in Havana, by interests prominently with the Morgan lTUbs iueiii " ---- . - Company and the uuoa company. Torhado Struck Florida Town. : s m Ar.r51 22 The ham ni mini, i Mtm, a j let of Biscayne, seven miles north of here, was sirucn uy ulu"uu morning. Several nousca molished. xwo peopie 0..v injured. Coma Coming to America. Havana, April 22. General Max imo Gomes is making arrangements to go to the United States. He wik be accompanied by , his son TJrbona, and will probably remain in the United States until the return to Cuba of the special committee on re lations. He desires to wait definite action in reference to the Piatt amendment, in order to avoid the l: vt tvn tmrvtifl made IOI aCCUSHHUU tilia. politcial purposes. He has always expressed a desire to meet the peo- . r . tt:j ct.tna anil ti thank pie 01 mo ub uwo . --- them for the assistance they rendered Cuba in the war wun Dm. Palma is the choice 01 uenenw uvu. for the presidency of Cuba. Independent Cereal Combine. Akron, 0. , April 22.-The con summation of the project to consoli date all the independent cereal plants of the country, is now assured, lhe . in in nnmber. Will various pruycii-" --- be turned over to the Great JV estern . t nhicasro. JLhe new company will compete with the Ameraicn Cereal Commpany, better known as the oatmeal trust. Ptanon Appeal to the President. New Orleans, April 22. General Samuel Pearson, the Boer officer, who .... A.,,-i a n-rit nf iniunction by was id now , the United Sates court against the local British officers to prevent fur ther export of mules from this port to . Ca!a.. u. oAnt. o. petition di soiun Aui, -r - -- recttothe president, asking for the ... ii.- rnfnafHl In hlS Q6- cision Judge Parlange pointed out that General Tearson had this right, saving the matter, being a political one, should De ihkch ut;v. utive department of the government. Deported From Luxon. Ban Francisco, April 22. The t-nsport Eosecranj r Mffg" Manila nve mcu - poS by the . military, authorities. Knongthem was Santiago Maceo, a son of the late Cuban leader. Young Maceo came into prominence on the Pacific coast two years ago, while :...ai: ;). Katherine Tingley, he theosophical leader... He fell out with Mrs. Tingley, claiming that he was treated as a servant. While in the Philippines Maceo became a nrst sergeant in the Macabebe scout.. bar, on ima uiewn.. .