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Scio Weekly Press. Uprising in Uruguay A Buenos Ayres dispatch states that the revolution under way in the Uru guayan republic is gradually gathering strength. Its exact proportions are as yet unknown, as the telegraph com SCIO........................................ OREGON panies have been seized by the govern Slavs and Hungarians Fight at Cleveland, 0, ment and nothing is allowed to come out. It is reported, however, that there have been several hot skirmishes on the frontier between the rebels and TWENTY MEN ARE INJURED government forces. Several houses have been burned, it is said, and sev Fuss Began Between Two Men Whose Comprehensive Ke view of the Import eral were killed on each side. FORTY WEYLER’S YEAÌÌS AFTER. Wandering; Husband Returns With a Snug Fortune. HEAVY LOSS. Two Thonsand of Bis Men Killed in the JRubi Hills. Home Chicago, Nov. 30.—The Tribune’s special from Jacksonville, Fla., says: A Resume of Events in the Colonel Jose Reyes, aid-de-camp of Northwest. General Maceo, wounded and en route to New York foi medical treatment, and with dispatches to the junta, passed MUCH DAMAGE TO PROPERTY through here yesterday. He says the EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH fighting in the Rubi hills of Pinar del Rio was the most sanguinary battle of He claims 2,000 of Weyler’s News Gathered in All the Towns of The Town of Hamilton, in Skagit the war. Our Neighboring State«— Improve Respective Coteries of Friends Soon ant Happenings of the Past Week County, Totally Wrecked by the men were killed in two days, and twice A Nervy Jeweler. as many wounded. ment Noted in All Industries—Oregon» Joined in the Melee—One Will Die» Culled From the Telegraph Columns. Flood of That River—No Lives Lost. Four men entered Jacob Niedlikow’s Weyler went to the field with 35,000 Grant’s Pass is to have a custom A dynamite explosion occurred at jewelry store in Milwaukee, Wis., and Cleveland, O., Nov. 25.—Almost Chehalis, Nov. 24. — Additional men in three columns, one of 15,000 Kouskie by which several persons were attempted to rob the place. Two cov the entire . population of Franklin ave though meager details of the floods in under himself; one of 15,000 under quartz mill soon. killed. ered the proprietor with revolvers and nue hill composed largely of Slavs and Cattle are being shipped from Pen the upper Cowlitz valley, in the eastern General Echague, and a third of 5,000 end of this county, were received to under General Munzo. They found dleton to Kansas City. The latest reports from Russia are to ordered him to open the safe. He grap Hungarians, with the exception of the day. A letter written by L. A. Davis, Maceo entrenched in a orescent-shaped the effect that the winter crop through pled with the men, who opened fire on women and babies, engaged in a fight Having secured the Coos county to Mrs. Davis, at Cora, states that range of hills. When at the foot of the courthouse the Coqille people are now out the south, excepting in the Cau him, shooting him in the hand. The last night. It was the bloodiest battle of the year around the river front and jewler ’ s wife entered and several shots great damage was done in that vicinity. hills the Spaniards wore met with a talking of a $40,000 building. casus, is in a fairly favorable condiiton. were fired at her and her child. The Columbus-street districts. Fully forty She says the mailoarrier just informed withering fire that out gaps in their It was shown by the recent election A Singapore dispatch to the London robbers were then frightened off, and men were from start to finish engaged her that .A. L. Brown, his wife and ranks. Maceo’s men shot from behind that Wallowa county’s vote fell short Times says the Spaniards have been de being pursued were captured. in the terrible encounter. At least 20 year-old daughter were drowned in rocks and trees, and gradually gave about 100 from what it was in June. feated by the insurgents in the Philip twenty persons were more or less seri the Cowlitz. Brown’s house and barn way before the Spaniards, who, en pine islands, with the loss of 300 of A petition is being circulated for Woman Fires Upon Burglars. ously injured. were swept away. couraged by what they thought to be ' -their men. signature in Lebanon, asking the coun The following are the only ones At Coland creek, Virginia, Mrs. Siler, a well-to-do farmer, lost a a victory, pursued them. The strike in the gas works, in Bor Elizabeth Beloher, who is reputed to whose names could be learned: valuable team and .all his livestock. Suddenly a deafening explosion rent ty court to raise the bounty for coyote Sylvester Carter, aged 60, five outs deaux, which necessitated the calling have money at her home, heard bur York, a neighbor, lost much stock. The the air, and a scene followed somewhat scalps to $5. Work of rebuilding the bridge over in of the soldiers to assist in the works glars working at a back door. She in the back and six cuts in the head, water ruined many farms, destroyed like the mine horror at Petersburg dur to save the city from being left in dark stole out with a Winchester, saw three will probably die. promising orchards, and swept away ing the late war. Horses and men the Walla Walla river, south of Mil James Carter, 25, four cuts on the men at the door and fired three shots ness, has ended in a compromise. barns, houses, fences and stock for were blown high in the air and fell to ton, will be begun at once, but the at them. The burglars fled. They head, will recover. many miles in its course. the earth dead and mangled. The bridge will not be ready for travel for At Webster’s sawmill, on Deep were tracked more than three miles by John Sprends, 33, clubbed on the John Shumaker, the farmer whose dynamite mine was touched off by John two weeks or more. Creek, in Washington, Engineer B. F. blood stains. head, will recover. wife and five children were drowned, Linn, formerly of this oity, who is A Crook county man has just re Elmore was caught by a shaft and in Joseph Sprends, 19, clubbed on the died from exposure. When found by Mac jo ’ s electrician. Maceo then turned from Tennessee, where he went SAN B EN I T O S^RVIVOI^S. stantly killed. The body was fright- Eleven Thousand Men Out. back and head, not seriously injured. neighbors he was exhausted and de- loosened hi? dynamite guns, prepared som time since with a parload of horses. fully mangled. ./The. American Company’s lighters William Mailov. cnf in, thn bank and L&lHt n l i il l a i — by Linn, and more havoc w*s wrought. He reports having fohnd a ready mar The first serious frontier incident in and ship cleaners in Hamburg, Ger head repeatedly, may die. Their Reiners. Superintendent Sheldon said today In’themine explosion,'Colonel Reyes ket for his horses, plough the price a long time occurred near Munster, many have joined the big strike there, The fight started on the street be San Francisco, Nov. 30.—When the he had ascertained, that the loss of the says/Weyler lost 700 men killed, and was low. when a German forest guard, shot an and eleven thousand men are now out. tween James Carter and John Sprends Chehalis Water Company at the pump 500 more in charging, besides 1,600 - The citizens of Ashland have organ alleged Frenoh poacher, inflicting a over a trivial matter. Carter jostled thirty-seven survivors of the crew of ing station on the Newaukum, near wounded. ized “a registration law” club, the the wrecked collier San Benito x were flesh wound. The Frenoh government Rebellion in Madagascar. Sprends in passing, whioh led to angry town, was more serious than supposed. Next day, Maceo, knowing of the re will inquire into the case. Dispatches from Antananarivo say words, and later to the fight. Other landed at Mission street wharf by the It will probably amount to several serve force under Weyler, retreated to purpose being to secure the enactment this winter by the legislature of a law steamer Point Arena between 3 and 4 While the employes of the Thiels rebellion in Madagascar is rampant, men soon came upon the scene, among o’clock this morning, the poor fellows hundred dollars. • even a stronger position. Then he was providing for a system of registration whom were friends of both combatants, and in the vicinity of the capital trade enamel faotory, of Hamburg, Germany, attacked by the column under Echague, of voters. and within a few minutes there was a werdstill shivering from the thorough were going to work a body of strikers is paralyzed. who was roundly thrashed and driven A Skagit Town Wrecked» chilling they received while dinging On the banks of the .Willamette throng of fighting and cursing men attacked them and a free fight followed. Seattle, Nov. 24.—Notwithstanding from the field, losing 800 men killed, slough, near Scappoose landing, there to the rigging so many hours waiting Disastrous Fire in Portland» armed with knives and clubs, which Shots were fired, several persons seri to be saved. As they climbed on the yesterday’s severe snow storm, all the besides 1,300 wounded. are perhaps more than 5,000 cords of The extensive plant of the Inman, ously wounded and many arrests made. Poulsen Lumber Company, of Port were used with bloody effect. When doclq they gathered in a group, of trains in and out of Seattle are run Next day Maceo retreated again, wood which have been placed there by the police arrived many of the partici maneuvering all the while to entrap ning, although the schedule time has people living in the vicinity of Scap A Paris dispatch says the trial of land, Or., was almost completely de pants in the battle had fled, but a num whioh Captain Smith was the center, Bazin’s patent roller boat, which it is stroyed by fire Thanksgiving evening. ber Who were unconscious or too badly and gave a succession of rousing cheers been mashed to pieces. Seattle is still Welyer into a field that had been poose. This is the result of one years’ honeycombed with dynamite. Mean- work. alleged would shorten the Atlantic pas The fire was discovered by the night injured to escape were taken to the po for the crew of the Point Arena. Then in the clutches of snow and slush. Probably the town in Skagit county while, however, General Weyler, hear sage to ninety-six hours, is expected to watchman, and in an incredible space lice station, The others were removed the shipwrecked men quickly scattered The Indian school at Fort Bidwell occur in the middle of December across of time the entire plant was a seething in ambulances to the hospitals, It is to their homes, most of them having to suffer the most by the flood of the ing that there was danger of an upris now seems an assured fact. The special ing in Havana, because of his failure to Skagit river was Hamilton. The town the English channel from Havre, in the cauldron of flames. The loss sustained said there is a broken head today in families. agent who has been looking after the Many of the San Benito’s men were is a complete wreck. The big brick orush Maceo, hastened back to that matter will proceed to open the school presence of distinguished naval author is about $85,000, oovered by insurance nearly every house on the hill. pitiable pictures as they landed. As store building of Barker & Fountaine oity. ities and possibly of President Faure, in numerous companies to the extent in a short time. It will require a oorps Insurgent Leader Shot» a rule they had more to say in praise of is a heap of ruins, and the goods are of about $40,000. The most distressing who is interested in the experiment. of seventeen teachers in all. A COLONIZATION SCHEME buried under the fallen walls. Every their rescuers than of their own suffer Havana, Nov. 30.—Antonio Lopez of the fire is that 150 men are The woolgrowers of Grant county A disastrous prairie fire swept over result thrown out of employment, temporarily Land Grant to Be Settled on the Co- ings, One and all lauded Mate Louis thing is in a horrible snape. The Coloma, formerly leader of the revolu will meet this week for the purpose of the Seminole country, Oklahoma. Six at streets are washed out, sidewalks gone, tionists in Matanzas, was shot this Olsen, of the Point Arena, to the skies, a season of the year when they can Operative Plan. teen persons, it is reported, were ill afford to be idle. The firemen on and were full of praise for Peter An and the town is filled with trees, afternoon, having remained for 24 organizing a woolgrowers’ association burned to death by the raging flames. duty did good service, but could not do Topeka, Kan., Nov. 25. — Options derson, Andrew Lilleland aud Axtel stumps and rubbish. Everyone is dis hours previously in a chapel, according for the mutual protection of all sheep men, and to consider the proposition of A Catholic mission was saved by the much except to prevent the spread of have been obtained on 2,000 acres of Henricksen, who,with Olsen in charge, couraged and heartbroken, and the to law. levying a tax to be used for the exter- heroic work of Sisters Freda and Kirk. land in Crawford county, where it is scene beggars description. manned the first boat that approaohed It transpires that in the engagement The two sisters fought the flames for the flames. Just how the fire originat proposed to locate a colony organized the Wreck to ftscue the* men hanging No lives were lost, although there fought in the Rubi hills, between the mination of coyotes. ed is difficult to determine, but it is two hours with blankets, and saved the Municipal authorities of Silverton were several close calls. The water Spanish forces, under Captain-General to have been caused by spon on the co-operative plan. Among the to the rigging for life. lives of twenty Indian pupils. The supposed leaders of the m ovement are Chairman are in correspondence with persons at was in every house in the lower part of Weyler, and the insurgents, under combustion. Mr. Robert D. fire was started by outlaws, who were taneous Briedenthal, of the Populist state com A BROKEN HEART. town, and some of the people were Maceo, the Spanish commaner-in-chief Eaton Rapids, Mich., who are desirous Inman, of the copmany, says that al fleeing from a posse of deputy marshals. though sustaining a heavy loss he is not mittee; Congressman-elect Ed. R. prisoners upstairs until Sunday noon, and staff were without provisions for 36 of coming to Silverton to start a woolen Most of the people burned were half at all disheartened and will rebuild as Ridgley, a fusionist; Chris D. Hoff Loss of Eyesight Caused a Young when they were taken off in boats. hours. The train with supplies was mill, if a sufficient bonus can be raised breed Indians. Woman’s Death. The track of the Seattle & Northern detained. General Weyler urged the by Silverton people. The Eastern com soon as possible. It was fortunate that man, of Enterprise, and ex-State Treas Chioago, Nov. 30,—Anna B. Clark railway, between Woolley and Hamil troops onward, regardless of the ab-. pany wants enough money to pay The sugar planters of the Island of a strong east wind was blowing as it urer W. H. Biddle, all well-known freight on the machinery, furnish a Mauritus have decided to join with carried the flames out over the l'iver citizens. The main idea is caring for died of a broken heart, actually and ton has been almost completely de sence of the provision train. physically a broken heart. She died stroyed, and it will probably be two Captain-General Weyler has issued site and put up a buliding. those of the British East Indies in rep and the lumber piled up in the yard the thousands of unemployed. “It is believed,” said Mr. Brieden suddenly in Chicago and her remains weeks before the road is in good work orders to the farmers in the province As the East-bound overland was resentations to the government of Great south of the mill escaped almost alto Britain regarding the sugar bounties gether. Had the flames reached the thal, “that a plan of organization em were taken to her Cleveland home for ing condition again. The loss to up of .Pinar del Rio, Havana and Matanzas leaving Latourell one day last week, paid by foreign countries, with the lumber, the loss would have fallen bracing both production and distribu interment. From that city comes in river ranchers will be heavy, as con to carry their corn to the garrisoned a rock was hurled through the window towns, and the railroad officials have of an O. R. & N. car, striking Mrs. view of bringingg about some counter heavily upon the mill company, as more tion, where labor is given employment formation to the effect that a physician siderable stock was lost. been instructed to provide farmers with Harding, wife of Conductor Harding of acting influence to enable planters there than $75,000 worth of lumber was at the usual wages, and capital is sim examined\the body, and asked if Miss ilarly employed, the profits being Clark had reoently suffered any great MURDERER CONFESSES. oars and mules with which to facilitate The Dalles, who was occupying one of to compete more fairly with their for stored there. shared between both, and where labor sorrow or shock. He was told that she thé transportation. The corn will be the berths. For a time it was thought eign rivals. Delegates have been ap is given the opportunity to apply pay- had been informedjthat total blindness The Omaha Hotel Mystery Is Cleared sol 1 to the soldiers of the Spanish col Mrs. Harding was seriously injured Americans in London» pointed to present the grievances in .ments fom .home will, if put in opera- Mr and . ft .. Thn physi. was n usar Away. umn,, and will be used for military but her injuries proved to. be only ~ “Tirer-second Thanksgiving dinner of tion, result in a few years iD a prosper was oian said there was-ajtieart lesion, and slight. Omaha, Nov. 24.—Charles H. Ell purposes. Hon. Lafayette Lane, an ex-con- the American Society, of London, took ous, contented and happy community that one of the few authentic recorded W ashington. gressman of Oregon, died at his resid place in the grand hall of the Hotel of home owners, employing themselves deaths from a heart ’broken by sorrow iott, now in the county jail, has con LEAVENWORTH IN ASHES. Cecil in that city. Henry S. Welcome, and owning their own industries, free A number of .mutton sheep have been fessed to the murder of Gay Hutson- ence at Roseburg, Or., November 23. was hers. Nearly All of the Business Part of sold in Ellensburg recently for $1.75 a The railroad track from Coquille City chairman of the society, presided, in from debt or other inoumberanoe, it Two weeks ago Miss Clark went the piJlar, his friend, in the Windsor hotel the Town Burned. asbence of the United States am-. being understood that the plan pro here last Tuesday. His confession head. to Marshfield and Myrtle Point was the daily round of her duties, and then, Seattle, Nov. 30.—Nearly the entire bassador, who, with Mrs/ Bayard, was The expenses of conducting the elec greatly demolished by last week’s “commanded” to dine with the queen, posed will- embrace the idea of resident owing to some slight trouble, as she covers twenty typewritten pages. He business portion of the town of Leaven freshet, many bridges being afloat and at Windsor castle. The dinner was on members ultimately absorbing the en supposed, with her eyesight, she visit says Hutsonpillar was about to leave worth, headquarters of the Cascade di tion in Whitman county amounted to $2,408.52. the roadbed badly damaged in many a more elaborate scale than any of the tire capital. ed an oculist. He told her that the for Montana, and continues: “lowed him $15, and wanted him vision of the Great Northern railroad, places. “ It is expected that a central com loss of her eyesight might be the ques Ten thousand bushels of red chaff previous gatherings of the society, and to sign a receipt for it, and he would was burned early this morning. Every Last week’s snow storm was muoh about 300 ladies and gentlemen were pany will own the land and conduot all tion of but a few hours. This was not. I told him I would not pay un house opposite the depot, with the ex and club wheat were sold in Walla Sunday '■ afternpon Miss Walla last week at 73 cents a bushel. more severe on the Sound than in Port present. The hall was splendidly dec industries and business of the commun Saturday. less he did. He oalled me a fool, and ception of one small building, was de land. At Tacoma fully nine inches orated. A special feature of the orna ity, but this company would ultimately Clark returned to her residence from a said he would take it out of my hide.” stroyed. The names of the people in Three immense wagon loads of fruit covered the ground, retarding to a con mentation, in addition to the stars and consist of members of the community walk. She entered the door, and some business who were burned out are as trees passed through Ellensburg last Elliott then picked up a coupling pin siderable extent railway and street-oar stripes, which were everywhere dis only. I believe the plan is feasible, one spoke to her. She turned and said: and struck his friend, and becoming follows: J M. Duffy, saloon; M. Blevel, week en route from Yakima to the traffic. The Sound cities have received played, was a quantity of American and there is no doubt in my mind that “I hear your voice, hut I cannot see alarmed at his hard breathing, went to same building; Frank Pousey, barber; W enatchee country. no through Eastern mail for a week. corn specially brought over for the pur it will be carried out successfully. you. ” Her own voice was a bit broken a drugstore and bought fifteen cents’ S. Silverstone, saloon; Mrs. H. A. An Governor-elect Rogers has announced Baker oountv’s assessment roll has pose. Many American dishes were on The plan offers opportunities to a class as she spoke, but the significance of worth of chloroform, saturated a towel derson, restaurant; John B. Jorke, publicly that he will not be a candi been filed, and shows the total value of the menu, and some immense pump who have no opportunities elsewhere.” what she said was not felt by those with it, and put it over Hutsonpillar’s general store; Jorke hotel; M. Dona date for the United States senatorship about her. The next morning she was property in the county to be $2,274,284; kins had a share in providing the good faoe. Elliott then left the hotel and hue, saloon and one buildng; W. M. before the next legislature. CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. dead.________ ____ total value of taxable property, $2,- things for the table. Behind the chair took the Northwestern train east, and Cross, fruit and vegetable dealer. A wood famine is still threatened in 163,879. Washington county’s assess occupied by Mr. Wellcome was a repre The fire originated in the office of the Garfield. But very little can be SUNK IN SHOAL WATER. was arrested at Cedar Rapids. He did ment shows the total value of property sentation of the statue of Liberty and a Its Mother, Who Was Crazed With Jorke hotel, and the lodgers had a nar not know at the time that Hutsonpillar brought in there, and the supply of dry Accident to a Steamer With a Fishing Grief, Tried to Kill Herself» to be $4,827,435; total taxable prop large American eagle, and near the row escape from oremation, nearly all wood in the mountains is said to be was dead. He adds: ClubS erty, $4,461,645. chairman, on a pedestal, was an enor Spokane, Wash., Nov. 25. —Russell “I took only $21 of his money. The escaping in their night-clothes. A New York, Nov. 30.—The side-wheel rest of the money found on me, about cook, named Silverstone, and a brake- practically exhausted. Hon. T. T. Geer, of Marion county, mous pumpkin, sent as a present to Mr. Warren, the 2-year-old child of Solo steamer The other night a large rock, weigh John E. Moore, with the Clin is spoken of as the most likely candi Bayard, whose absence was much re mon S. Warren, burned to death this ton Fishing Club on.,board, sunk on $65, was sent me by my unde at man, name Thomas Metzdorf, were ing about ten tons, came rolling down severely burned about the head and Akorn, O.” date for the honor of carrying the elec gretted. In the middle of the dinner afternoon in the apartments of the Hol the hill and landed in Herring’s ware face. toral vote of Oregon to Washington there was a surprise for the guests land block. Mrs. Warren went out for the Elbow of Rome? shoals, at 12:20 o ’ clock today. All her passengers were Leavenworth is located in the east house in Stella, Wahkiakum county. and represent the Webfoot state in the when each one received a leather-bound a few minutes, and when she returned rescued. There were no women aboard, The Terror’s Gnn Trial. ern slope of the Cascade mountains, The fall of the rock shook the whole electoral college. The sage of Waldo souvenir book containing the portraits she found the child on the floor with and there was no excitement. Only Atlantic Highlands, N. J., Nov. 23. and is a thriving little town of about town. of Mr. Bayard and the American presi his clothing in flames. He had appar hills polled the largest vote of all the the lower deck of the boat was sub- —The monitor Terror did today what a result of two days’ hunting on Oregon electors, and has always been dents, including President-elect Mc ently turned on the gas in the gas I merged, the upper deck, both fore and no other ship in the United States 1,000 people, populated by railroad men the As Columbia, between Pasco and Wal and miners. Kinley. Mr. Bayard’s letter of apology stove, struck a match and was knocked unusually popular with his party. aft, being above, surface. The fishing navy ever did. She fired solid shot'at lula, a correspondent of the Walla for not attending, and wishing “ God down by the concussion. He lived JOSEPH LEASEY’S DEATH. The numerous hold-ups which have party, consisting of 120 men, started sea from her four 10-inch guns in one Walla Gazette says he killed three . occurred in Tacoma and Seattle during speed to the land we all love,” was fol about two hours, in great agony. His on the Moore at 9 o’clock for the fishing volley. All were fired as if one piece. geese, two eagles, one coyote, six jack lowed by a telegram from the United father was at Lewiston, Idaho, and Particulars of ths Accident by Which the past two weeks have caused many banks. The boat struok either a sunk They were fired by electricity from rabbits, two oottontails, one sage hen He Lost His Life» citizens to take the precaution of de States ambassador at Windsor castle, was summoned home by a telegram. en wreck or a rock, and sank in five the bridge. Nearly 1,000 pounds of and one muskrat. in which he said: “ Your oharming The child ’ s mother got a revolver and La Grande, Or., Nov. 30. — Particu- positing their money and valuables in minutes. Several of the passengers powder was burned in doing it, and a lars of the accident that caused the There is talk of organizing a coyote souvenir of the day we celebrate has attempted to kill herself, but was some safe place before venturing into were wet up to the waists before they ton of metal was hurled into the deep. drive on a large scale in Garfield. It the streets after night. In none of the just been received, and the copy for quickly disarmed. She was crazed could soramble to the upper deck. A That volley represented $500 worth of death of Joseph Leasey, on Fox Hill, is proposed to make a oirole six or eight hold-ups which have occurred have the her majesty will be presented before with grief, but was somewhat calmer heavy fog was on at the time, whioh material destroyed/ The recoil of the last evening, are to the effeot that he miles in diameter, embracing a large robbers secured more than a few dol your dinner is over. All who love this evening. Solomon Warren is a caused Captain Samuel Morrell to lose guns represented no less than 56,000- was bringing down a load of wood, part of the country between Garfield the United States and Great Britain brother of ex-Chief of Police Joel E. whioh turned over upon him, causing lars for their pains. east, and sur-> will join in the mutual congratula Warren, of this city, and of Felix his bearings. All of the Moore’s pas foot tons, and yet the Terror showed death almost instantly, The accident and the mountains ter » the sengers were transferred to the pilot scarcely a tremor as the guns plunged was paused by the breaking of a hame round the “varmints.}’ > Owing to the many protests received tions over the peaceful relations of the Warren, a well-known driver. ___ back from the discharge and then slid boat Walt er H. Ad^ ^ p sm all boats- by Superintendent Irwin against his English-Speaking people of the world/” While Siggffig'a 'well onararm strap on one of t e horses. This left into their places. That same energy decision to allow the holiday teachers’ Mr. Bayard’s sentiments were greeted He Left the Jewels. A Blo<yJWBs Duel. the weight of the load largely upon the I near Walla Walla last week workmen meeting to go by default, it is likely with loud cheers, and Mr. Wellcome, Cincinnati, Nov. 25.—A stranger to London, Nov. 30.—A special from would have lifted one ton 56,000 feet other animal, and the wagon swung found a knife imbedded in a clay for in the air. That reveals the possibili that he may reconsider his decision the chairman of the society, in allud day stole a tray of diamonds from Paris says a duel|with pistols was eighteen feet below the sur and make another effort to secure a ing to Mr. Bayard’s regretted absence, Clemens Oskamp’s store on Vine street. fought near that city on Sunday last ties of suoh craft as the Terror, whose out of the track and ran against a mation, face. The instrument is about ten stump, causing the load to upset. Wil meeting place. The teachers think said that it was a good omen that the Being closely pursued he dodged into between the Marquis de Montmorte largest guns are of the 10-inch size. liam Smith was driving ahead with inches long, and looks as though it had that among the numerous towns of Or United States ambassador was tho an adjoining building, where he left It is because of the fact that the Terror and J. A. Hutohinson, an American another load, and when he discovered been fashioned out of hoop iron. It is egon there surely must be at least one guest of the queen at a Thanksgiving his overcoat and diamonds in a wash resident. Six shots are said to have may mark another distinot advance in that something had gone wrong, he now in the possession of Colonel Sears where a suitable hall for holding the dinner. The toast to the queen was room and escaped. The diamonds were been exchanged naval affairs by Americans that this at/twenty-five paces, went back and found the unfortunate at the county clerk’s office, in Walla meeting may be secured. was of unusual significance. worth $6,000. honored with unusual energy. with no results. Walla. man crushed under the load. A Cashier Speculated. The motormen and oonduootrs of the Hanotaux’ Speech Approved» Suicide of a Millionaire. Oregon’s Trial a Success» Uprising in Chile. New York, Nov. 30.—Walter L. Tacoma Street Railway Company have Lebanon, Pa., Nov. 25. — The Paris, Nov. 24. — French newspapers New York, Nov. 25. — Helmas Ro The battleship Oregon has just re Washington, Nov. 30.—An indefinite amount of the defalcation of Cashier turned from a short cruise, undertaken maine, of Patterson, N. J., whose es Rhue, a 16-year-old boy, who resided generally approve the speeoh made by tumor has reached here of a revolution been appointed special policemen, with John H. Hoffer, of the First Nation to give a board of inspection an op tate is estimated at about $1,000,000, with his parents in Brooklyn, Was M. Hanotaux, minister of foreign in Chile, but is discredited at the out salaries. They are empowered to al bank, will reach $100,000 or more. portunity of looking her well over. It committed suicide on his farm at Ro killed in a game of football at thé affairs, in the chamber yesterday, in Chilean legation, where Minister Gana arrest boys under 16 years of age who Sunday, Hoffer sent out for General was given out unofficially that the trial chelle Park, Bergen county, N. J., to Pardee grounds this afternoon. He reply to M.' Milleraud, socialist, as to received a cablegram from the under attempt to board cars while they are in Gobin, director of the bank, and made had been a very great sucoess, and that day, by shooting himself. Romaine was a member of/the Brooklyn boys’ whether a convention between France minister of foreign affairs, giving the motion. Mr. G. A. Van Anda, of Rockland, a clean breast of the affair. The di the board was highly pleased with the was identified with many looal enter high school team and the Seneca foot and Russia actually existed, and, if so, names of a cabinet, just formed by Pres rectors are able to make good the loss, ship in all details, though the real find prises. He was formerly president of ball team. The lad was tackled and what were its main lines. The news ident Errazuriz. The cable makes no has a cow that is capable of making a thrown heavily to the ground. When world’s record. She is fifteen-six and say the depositors will not suffer. ings will not be made public until they the Patterson Railway Company. recognize that M. Hanotaux reference to any disorders. he arose, he was hardly able to stand, papers teenths Jersey, and has made 431X Hoffer was a heavy speculator in real are sent to headquarters in Washing oould not be more explicit. Thé so and fell again almost immediately. He pounds of butter, besides furnishing estate, and owing to the stringency of ton in the form of an official report, Executive ability is the faculty of died soon after from an internal hemor cialist newspapers alone complain of Tin is a comparatively expensive the family with all the milk and cream of the times could not realize. his reticence. getting somebody to do your work. and from there given out. rhage, metal, being worth about $400 a ton. for their own use. George W. G. Ferris Dead» Died From Her Burns. American Iron for Austria. Fatal Bicycle Accident. Last week the university of Wash Warlike Colombian Rumor. The Soldiers* Home Investigation Pittsburg, Nov. 25.—George W. G. ington received from Alaska a fine Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 24.—Mrs. Detroit, Nov. 25.—F. A. Goodrich New Orleans, Nov. 30.—Robert Ken- Panama, Colombia, Nov. 30. — Co In the Soldiers' Home investigation Ferris, who conceived and built the & Co. today received an order for 2,000 nedy, manger for Thomas Lynch, while Addie Dilce, a widow residing at Re lombia will make a descent on Corn specimen of jade, dark green in oolor, world-famous Ferris wheel, died at in Leavenworth, Kan., the defense tons of charcoal pig-iron for Budapest, attempting to cross' Tulare avenue, at dondo, was burned so badly this morn island, off the Mosquito coast, and take and showing signs of having been used placed nine leading business men on Meroy hospital in this city, at 11 Austria. The iron is required for the the start of the bioycle road races, was ing she will die. Her apron caught It is proposed to land an by man first as a sort of quarry from o’clook this morning, of typhoid fever. the stand who all testified as to the ap manufacture of car wheels, and the or knocked down by a wheel ridden by A. fire from a stove and her clothes were possession. armed force, raise the Colombian and whioh he slowly and laboriously out parent good management of the home, His illness was brief, and it was only der is the largest ever received for ex Orr. Kennedy’s skull was fraotured. entirely burned from her body and the haul down the Nicaraguan flag. Such stone knives and spear points. Later Friday that he was taken to the hos the marked deorease of drunkenness port, by any American firm. He was taken to Charity hospital, and flesh horribly roasted before help came. are the prevailing reports here and in one end was ground down to an edge among the soldiers since the establish pital. Attending physicians say I;is to permit the stone to be used as an ax. died a few minutes afterward. Orr Colon. Russia Rejects French Proposal. ment at the-, home of the Keeley cure, Cut in Wages Caused a Strike. system was greatly run down by over Along the sides of the stone are deeply was badly shaken up, but not seriously and to the sobriety of Governor Smith. London, Nov. 24.—A Times dispatch Richmond, Va., Nov. 25.—About injured. work. Madrid, Nov. 30.-—An official dis cut grooves, at the bottom Of which are from Vienna says Russia has rejected patch 100 men, employed at the factory of Flood in Wisconsin» from Havana says that the Span shattered edges, showing where a knife the French proposal to improve Tur In bumming around a man strikes The Prince of Wales’ celebrated the Virginia & North Carolina Wheel A disastrous flood is reported from ish gunboat Baracoa has captured three or spear point had been cut out. The key’s finances. The Austrian papers boats laden with insurgent arms and specimen was found on Kotzebue sound “Norwich Gates,” at Sandringham, Wisconsin. Many buildings have been Company, went on strike today on ac many a trail that he reoognizes. are considered the finest specimens in damaged, and the property loss will count of a 10 per cent reduction in Never steal your neighbor’s good comment upon this as a disagreement ammunition in the Majari river, prov and. is highly prized by the officials of between France and Russia. the kingdom of wrought iron. wages. be heavy. the university. ince of Santiago de Cuba. name, even if yours is worn out. THE NEWS OF THE WEEK La Grange, Ind., Nov. 30.—A strange story has developed hear'Center, a lit tle settlement in Steuben oounty, by the reuniting of husband and wife after forty years’ separation. William Weid ner disappeared from St- Joseph county. Mich., then his horn?, ¡ d 1856. His wife did not give up hope of his return until 1864, when a letter alleged to have been written by her husband on his dying bed solved the mystery. The letter came from Los Angeles, Cal;, where Mrs. Weidner believed her hus band died. Mrs. Weidner donned widow’s weeds and mourned her hus band as dead. She subsequently mar ried John Tompkins, and to this union six children were born. Yesterday Weidnerlreturned to find his family, little believing that his wife was alive. He /found in gray headed Mrs. Tompkins the bride of his youth, and as husband and wife they will live together again. Weidner went to the coast to speculate, and sev eral fortunate business ventures have givs n him possession of a comfortable fortune. The theory is advanoed that the let ters sent Mrs. Weidneij was part of a conspiracy to murderiWeidner .at the time, as he was the owner of several valuable mining claims. I Three More Lives Lost in the Turbulent Stream.
