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ihr
I r |«-g re |«h lr
lulntu**
Tbv |-r«’•i lmt ha» appointed J. lì
BraJy, of Ataska, lo ih© gov©rt»urwiiip
of tbat i©rrit<»ry.
<»•'«
.1 li a k«-it. a ininer, ym
rr«i«ted lo dettiti, aa thè r«-*ult of an
w*
trni in thè lirown Bear mine al
1>» -adwood. < ’al.
J »tn •■• I* H trlan, brotter <»f Areo-
ri »••• J .*t»« ■«* ilartan. wa* accitantaily
kiltal by
ruu clown by a tram in
lxmtevills. Ky.
T «* Uth -mnual **■»•5«»n <»f ih* grand
ri .m«pm«»nt ««f Ite Indiati War Vet­
erana of thè N’orlh l'atiflk' 4toast. is n
pr tigretti in l’uri lami, Or.
5 r., k
mnd
«tata HMf
|llrr*iH<s»
,<'t tunnel, British 4'<»himh»a, on th©
1 tnadian Parili c railroal. k lite 1 ñ*v
lorn an»! fatally injiirt*! an<»lh er.
h
As A result <4 <’sr tbqiiak©« in India
the |s*t»»ffi<© at <*f>iit*g*»ng has l»*B
strallo* <*4 up* fiume •tri’f't* are closed
lo tratti an«l ihotiaands «*f j**or people
are buttivi*«« and living inthetqv-n air.
Reports from all {sortions «f Wxab*
t: jton nnd Oregon, east of th© < ’*»
« » Ir*. tr]| of the rainfall the |*a«t
avvìi, ahi h ha* liecn generai In this
•wlkm. The correspimdentx all agre©
that the l>*t Vi’Stlg© «»f danger tu the
*1*7 wheat cjoj J» remov»-»!
The crop
vichi will t«’ en b an I 25 |©*r cent,
Ì
1 »
t •- -4
.» ’ ' . ’ i < -f . I Î : O' f-t
l»y wiping otil th«* grasshopper |© *t
fi«* nato? M Bride, vd Oregon, has bren
inal&ing an effort !«♦ *©■ »ire the rvstura-
t
‘i*- ? «i» •
fp. r s <>ov
un lutt»ta*r,
planed,
gt<a»»«*|
and
!* ng’.‘**d, tost* id «4
fit), a* rtq»w1«*l
hy the renate Commit tv© on finance,
H«- sur« that th«’ Inniter «Ir» **« d in this
msnn«*r i« «»»«that least twice as mt»< h
in thr Portland ttnuk«d as the «awt-d
|u:id»er, which |MV» a duty <»f $2 under
the bill, as a/rr«-d to.
*-«-nator Me
Bride *«ys that th«* Im|«orlati«»n* of
•
t'-rf«'ir with industii«» in Oregon and
U ashtoghm.
Th*’ iihiv«,r»al p(’*tal congress, th«
fifth mnVrnlioii <»f th«* kind in the
wnrldt ta» fihishvd its lalwns in Wash­
ington, l>. I*. Th«» sixth wrtigre»» will
l-v held in Itome in I WOT
All the
rtmntrir» <d the world were jrprr*« uh-d
at th«* c*»i»grv*» jii*t (dosed, with thli
of <5*;. .» and iheilraug- Frr#
Hlutr, and th«—two rent w»»:d that
tin y h«»p*' I so«»» to enter the joMal
un
nie c<> figressi, among other
tin ngi4. «<|.^^|..| III establishing tttti-
form onlur» for |s**tag<- st a m ¡«s, ar-
rang*' 1 for fo<i htating intermediary
t funsi I rata* ami dlinilti-hlng th«» tariff
quite mittori.lly < *n a gra»hiat«*l real©
f**r th r maltinti »1 i years.
Howard A. Scott who murdered his
Wife in «fctnU r last u*« «dvctrwvuted
in Mng **nirf p»i- n, X‘. Y
A f;i"t f • gl.l tri >11 on th»' Rwiita F**
f.K lto.nl w sdit-L' d near Elma, Mo.,
and llirvv tratt>|M and » brakeman wvrfi
kilted.
Tl »r Vuitol Htal«*« govm»n>cnt im­
migrant station, on Ellis i«land, N«*w
\>»rk lmrb»*r, *.»• dr*tr«»yrd bv fire,
I ilt Silh t.»» Io*# of life.
A**iwtai»t
- ir.ndme < >fil vr
Blue
d«*t Lirvnl thiit th« dl-v.**•<• *»n the t’lty
<»f Para, now at Aitg<-1 island quarantine
• t;«tH»n, ‘‘ aii Fuinri* <> I mi . is ivllow
fever.
A M-rjiHis |.«nd*l»dc otc»irr»’l n<-ar
Hr i’g 1. i-niton *»f Valais. Ss ils*-rIan*!.
P.11I of th»- for» *1 there and a numtMvr
nf buildings h ivv !»«*•-<> buried. There
u ,» no kws *»f life.
Sir H<*nry Irving un tri tel a inetnorial
statue to Mr» *4Fah S* «»It hiddons, the
hittwus English iM'trv*», on llctddlngton
green, lamdon. where her remains
were Hit«*rrv"l *»*» years agv>.
DISCRIMINATION
MUST CEASE
< .ill. Ar. All High. •••! il».
WHI I'rv*. II-
Washing.nn. Jjne 91 — The action
outlined in the interview with Bellamy
fitorrvr before hl« «ailing fur Europe,
looking u> making vigorous represent**
lion« to Great Britain, Germany and
Belgium and doubt hre* to France, for a
«Mail lira lion of
the direr un in sting
measures against American «attic, is
the result of the Indr fat igablr efforts
of Hrcrrtary <»f Agriculture Wil*« !»>
<>mtet the prejmlhvs of the < >ld World
against our farm products and to *© urv
to *xir ri|«srtrr« at least the same rights
as are enjoyed by th»«*e of other cuun*
tries
Ever since the new ailmin 1«na­
tion l<rgan, Secretary Wllann haa hern
pushing this matter.
It*« ha» ha«t fre­
quent interviews With the president
and "WM’rrtary fitercuan on the subject,
several new diplomatic ap|<»inU*©s have
ha*t m»nfrren««w with the .»gru-ultural
4« pirtn»«-nt oflteisls, at which quest tons
of this kind wen» dia u*»e»l and the
«ituation explained.
The slate de|*artmvnt is now «eo|w»r-
ating in the movement and in various
way» has instruct«*! It» repress#» tali Vet
going to the noun tries nam«*l tn state
tteir «aure to the r©s|«*liv«* govern­
ment«. setting out the direriminat *’*«•»»
Im|«MAC»I on otir pr»*lin ts, together w ith
«lata showing them to t«* unjustifiable.
Th<*ae «tatsmeut« will al»» «hoar that
th.
,' t
p' 4. ‘ • Vo ■ f ;
th* precltnte any material «langvr « f
Ive« by <f|«eaw nr other win*.
* Wfi ial report« of v«f*rrt« in the field
will l«e citol tn demonstrate that
Arm-n an rattle pfttduci« «how a great­
er exempli«»» from «liaraae than th«*e
rd practically all other cwiMti«*»,
Th vs«’ representations will l«c aevwot*
panhd by th«« signifb'ant warning that
if th«« ttejuat discriminating m«*a»nnw
are rontitittod, prv»|«er acHLiott will have
to !*e taken by U h « government.
Ih»
criminating nations will be given to
undriRtand that th«’ rights of Amen-
«’MO vxpttrtefW must I mp rw»»giiiita*d. <»r
rl«r privileges a>'*«»r«h*l fiM'vign pro-
liners will l>v wlthdittiVlB.
SHE
SHOT
TO
KILL
l Tria* * ••MlTs«lor Kill*-«! l»y
a
Vauna
M .»maw.
Ht l«*»ttis. M-»., June 21.—A sp« ial
to thv Rrptjhh«» from Pan«, Texas,
Hiy«
KI Ki Ig’-rw, a <<»ntra»tor and
builder, m**t his death nt the hand« of
Miss Fanny Jacka>»n am! her lhrw
I rotlo re t«*lay.
Kilgore was sitting
in thv waiting room at L a -I oiha station
when Mi»» 1 a - k«“ii. a- <,ompAni«*»l by a
sister ami three brothers, rntore«l, the
men taking |«»*iti<»na at th** doors.
Th* girl drew a r*’V«»|v**r and flrw! at
Kilgore, The bulb*t went wide, ami
struck h« r hfotlier. Bro>l«» Jackson, in
the fof«*h<*A'L
Kil gore dashed «town
th«» railroad track behind ami« freight
cars.
Hu ! Jm k*»n, another brother,
intercepted him and shot him tn th«»
back
After Bu i J«<'kon ha*I ••mpii«*d
his rw*dv«*r, Mias .!:«> kson walk»*dup
ami fired two mor«» «hots at Kilgore,
exclaiming'
**Y«»u i \» w af »I, you haw slandered me
hmg vnotigii. **
Evimin ition showo«l that nine shots
had taken effort, any «»nc of which
would haw proved falid.
I rl I Into 4» Trap«
Havana, June 21. — A large for.'« un-
• *
*<’,’!•
■ '
*
tn d«*sttoying a body of Spanish near
Habana.
Bandera pla* *-d his men in
amlmslt ami then instructed five soouts
to approach a tort where th«* K|<nish
were barrí» intel. The H|*aniards *.illi«*l
from the tort in pursuit of thr skmiu I a ,
a la«» fell Iwk. Iva*ling their pursuers
into thr heart oí the Bandera ambush
A hot fight ensued, first witli musketry,
bul finally hand to hand
All of Ban-
dvra’s men were arm«**! with ma«’hetr».
Ten of the insurgents w « t ** killed, an*!
the entire pursuing party of thr “pin*
lards.
At Alguisa, a town of S,000, 17* |«er-
sons di«*'! last month from hunger am!
drelHuthm.
1H[ URNS OF ADMISSE
C. P. Huntington is quoted as saying
that th«* Pacific Mail Company will put
on two new steatn«-rs <«f ¡0.000 tons
each, to ply between Sin Francisco ami
C hina.
Th«» customs ottomittre of the
French chamber of deputies has ad»»pt-
ed a proposal of M J.mnart to itnjswe
a duty of 11 frame per fill nd rest kilur
on furvign purL
Killed In • Tttwnrl.
Vwiirj«». « ni., dune si —A r»i«v«»n-
Ian nam«*l Felix Brrikr was kiltei m
I hr tunnel at Selby*« early this morn-
ing
The man, with a r**in|wini<»n, was
»n th«’ way Io thr smrlting w«*rxa when
thr acei«lent happrne*L
The down
Vain from Sarramefito an>! a freight
train pa«««*l in the tunnel, and Brrikr
became non fused ami stepped in front
of thr freight train to hl* death
His
mmpanion ««scaped injury,
'll 1» *Ald th.it thr projected port
works at Montevtkl<x> will cost fl&,-
oov.oua
• •■.al.
Ha.
TARIFF
DEBATE
•< Iba
aaml ,«b.4ala.
Agrtawl-
WMblngton June 1«.—Thr arnatr
na.lr raj : I work on thr tariS bill to­
day. There war no lun« .pm hr, an l
the debate war of a .nappy charwcter,
which M timer enlivrned but did not
delay thr arrtoua Work on thr bill.
JAPANESE
FILE
A PROTEST Thirteen ¡w«e* nr»» diapoMkl ol. carry,
in« the «rnate through thv agricultural
achrxlula and up U> « hclulr H rrleting
a Irrrilurial Form af («■»*
la t«
to aplrita. winer. rlc.
During thv .lay.
Us rr»aidrd Trewir
lt««d ra lb*
thv |«ragraid>a on dairy product«, term
Srnats Wi«h •*r»*l»l»»« « «»*••(•>
pmloct«, Aah. fruit and nuta. in.-at
powlucte and m»cellaiie«.u. agricultural
Washington. June 1 H.— Représenta
pri.ltwia wvrv a*tod on.
The II mmmw
l.i.-s of th»1 g • * rnmrolR of th«’ Vntlrd
<<>muilttev priipnavf many rhangra. in
plates and Hawaii gathered at lb«» state
thr main advancing ratva aumvwhal
d«*partm«*nt th)* morning and *lgn*«d
over th<W hervioiorv report.«!.
The
the treaty, which, if ralifi«*!, will
<**mmittm waaaiiatair.e«i on every vote,
make the little island rrpubln a ¡art
, alihougb a omtvat aa, male <>n alom.i
of the l’nlt«*i Slatra
Ther* wrrv two
vverv paragraph
Veet’« m«>tn»n to rr-
«Iraft* of the treaty, (me to l*r hr Id t«y .tore „It to the free li.t uaa rrje»t«l—
va - h party ami one to l»r «•xrbsng«*l in
aj-'* »«. num 31.
the usual form.
fteerrlary Hhrtman
The important |«aragraph propenng a
• . • ••«It;. ! - !
■. V t
. ; •
U h 11 #
taa on tea »ent over al the augge.t>.>n
Minister Hat*h sign«*! the Hawaiian «d Allieam, who eaprvaeed the hope that
copy of the (realy, Itts fellow -mtnmi»-
thia daty on lea might l<e dla|»'i>««»l
•loner* M«*»srs Thurst«»d an-! Kinney, with.
coming next in o’der. The tirait«»«
The art ate met at 11 A. M . an l a ill
w«>rr sral«*i by Assis tan I Secretary
continua to meet at that hour until thr
4 -A I ! - t at. I
* * were
.
- I th
bill ta dia. ored at.
fe#|mx'tiv« cnatishan*. and thr treaty
was ma»!«», a* far
as the rxvctHtv*
Tfc« Treaty Im It»» Sewat»
bram'h of thegovw*mm«mt «wiM eff.*‘i it.
ns. June !«.—The treaty
Th«* Japanese government ha* fitel a tor the »Mtgaalion of thv llaaaHan
prut« »t again»l U»v Hawaiian treaty
i.ian I. r.-». ' ~l the .. nat«. ■ han.'-.-r al
««« th*'
that it prom ter* to te&o 5 o’rlork tolay. The acuate went into
to a hreuch of treaty stipulation» I*»
eiivutive aeaaion, and aa ai»n aa the
twe^n J a )* aii an«! HswaB.
door, were clored thv nx-aaag.' of Prv.i-
Al the Ja|*am-»r legation, the d«» u- dent McKinley,
arvoinpnnying
thv
■ ' -
treaty, and the treaty tta>.|f, wvrv rm-1
not regard«*! a * a ¡■r«d«-»t
g »u.*< 1' «* to the arnate.
Hawaiian treaty, but is c»mstderrd a« a
Thv m*-»- igv of the prv.ident waa r.-»t
r«*|Ur«t for inf«»rmalmn. There «p- a very long Jo>-un>cui.
It dealt with
peart, however, I«» l*r n«» d«*«ibt that, hla’.oria! facta concerning the bland,
a« mnui m* Japan i* nolittel «>fli< i illy of and allowed that thv United tilatea an I
thr signing of thr
vntttm, th«* gor* Hawaii are
bvcoiuing nmrv cloauly
rrninviil of th«* I’nitel Elites will lie bound to each other.
Thia wa. not
inform«*! that Japan expects and de­ really wnneiation, he .aid, bnt a raw
manda thr rrc»«gnilton of all the n^bt* tinuation of mating relatione, with
ami privilege* which *l»r now enjoys cloraT bonda between people cloavly re.
un»!«r the existing treaties with Ha­ Iet'-.| by bli«d an I lin.lrvl I
waii.
IH80, aava the preeideat, the pn-lmnl-
While |«*a«*’fnl annexation of the Ila« nance of the 1‘nitel Stut.-a ha. I-n
watian isian-ls w»»nl<! abr«»gnte th«» «»x
known. The «ending of thv fir.t er.i y
lating treaties of that country with for* there brought ’.he i.landa incloaer rvln-
<-}gn jMiwvrs. Japan probably woul*l tlona with the United fitatee, and their
<**n!« 11 I that thv Unite«! Ht.it«’* must ivlationa grew firm by eoo ceding
¡uonin»' am! r« jq** t H awaii ' s obliga­ event«.
tions to foreign |M»wera.
At the time the tripartite agr.-. inent
Il is a I so a Japanese «•«intention that war fnade for tbc government'd -ain 't,
under th«* new treaty to g«> into effect
* I .
I'
V
in
sp«’*‘iiil legislation > an be vn* want.»! to inil'de Hawaii in the group
iu't»-«l to vX«dudr their «'itiavns, o haa over which a protectorate wo
t*»en dona to Chinese under the Chinese liahwl, but the anggeatlon waa rejected
sxeluston act.
by the United -tut. « I ■
r
The treaty provides that th«- govern* ernment held th< ie air. .i ly e»i»tr.| re.
ment of the islan»!« c«*te to th«- I’nitirl latione U-twwn Hawaii and the United
MAt«*s ate «lutvly an*! f«»r»*v«-r all right» Plater which placed the ialamla under
*f sovereignty in am! <»v«*r thv Hawaiian the epeoial care of thia country, and
islamls and it* «lv|»vndrnrirs. ami that thia government would not allow any
th«*»’ islands »hall become an integral other country to Interfere in the ¡iff.nr«
part of the territory of th«’ Vnite»! cd Hawaii.
The annexation of the
Slates.
Th»* government of Hawaii ialanda, raid the provident, and making
al*«» red*-*« to th»* Vhit«*<i States all them a part of the United Htatea, wm
public land«, public building* and pub­ in accordance with the eatabliahcd pol­
lic pro|«erty of every I«**» riptiuin
icy of thia cottnlry.
Congre«*» h I ia II «»nact »|H*»’ial laws to
The preanlent called attention to
govern th*« <Ji*|"»«ition of th«» lands of the fact that a legitimate and exuding
thr HitWaiian islands. All revenue government of Hawaii offered to annex
from th« •«» lands shall lie ii*»**l rolrly the i.landa to the United State« in
for th«* te’iH'fit <d th«* inhabitants of the 1H5I; but, on acnoant of what wa»
Hawaiian island», for <*ln<*ati<mal ami deemed the l»«t policy, the annexation
other public pur|s»*e-.
Th«« Hawaiian waa not acceptej by thia country.
Ilr
i«laml* »hall I** admitted into th«* »lilted thaj *-
Plate« virtually
Union a- a tointorv of th«» l‘nit«*l ex»rci«vd a jua^-ctorate over the ielanda
Statsa. it» local law» to te pawicd by aince the lirat American miaeion, and
the lo»*al legislature, but subjrrt to the guaranteed the autonomy of the govern­
Approval of th«» prrsid«*iit.
I ntil con- ment of the group
The inland« had
gr«-«*« shall apply the laws of thr United lawn largely aeltieii hy our ow n |««>ple,
Mat»-« to th«* itdsnds th«» present laws and our jieople wore now intmrwateil in
of Hawaii ar«» to govern the isl.inds.
them.
American intereat« predom­
Thr present treaties am! law* govern­ inated, and we had grown to eoniider
ing Hawaiiancommercial relations with them under our own protection.
The
foreign nations »hall remain in force prraent treaty waa in the light of a
until r«mgr< nm shall take action.
oonauinmation of what had practically
Further iinmig’.Hi*»n «if < him *«*
been tn exiateni’W for yearA
lalwirrrs 1* prohibit«*! p^n«1ing congres­
sional action.
The eiilrs «»f Cl’in«œ
The IJnrrn Alieeal tiling.
from Hawaii into the l nit«*l Stilt»*» is
London, June I«.—-The whole u«|«-ct
liki’Wi*« prohibit»*»!. Thr l’nit«*l Hint *•
of then .tiling jubilee haw been auddenly
M«nonm«s the publi»* «irht of II au ill, but
changed by painful information which
with thr stipulation that this liability
come« from a aouroe making it inipoaai-
shall not rli-er»! fl OOU.OOO.
Thr
Ide to doubt ita accuracy.
It i» an­
treaty, ts*fi»rr il te**oin«-s «-îT»-rt>vr,
nounced on the authority of one of the
shall Is- ratified by pro|s»r authorities
royal pliyaiciana attendant upon her
of the ( nitrd filât«’*» am! Hawaii.
No
ina)e«ty that "the queen ia alruuat
mention i* made of any gratuity to
totally bllniL’-
Lilimikalani or Kaiulani,
Thla ia the true reawm why abv will
Mot leave the carriage al the »erviev at
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
St. I'-itil’« cathedral Tu.-a.iay.
it ia
armi-officially announced that »he will
I <* » « h»| US h (• In | h «II a I At WtlOr lll.lll
I»- unable to reepond to tin* greeting»
• I First ilr|0*rtr«l.
extended along the line of the royal
Cah’utt i, June IH. —Rv|H>fIs «»f th«« pr<a*eauion.
Thi» explain» the recent revival of
recent earthquake are coming in from
go»»lp of a regency under the Prince of
Assam.
Wale* in the hear future.
At Hhilong everything lias te* n lev
Conditions Upon Which Ha­
waii May Be Annexed.
\«i r»«ljig«my tnooig India»«
Perry, (> T . June 21.—The t hey
«»line and
Ara pa I hm * Indiana wvrr
While
Pn»f4-wors Marksburn and wrought up over the new law which
goes mt*» effect July I, ndatingto pnly* ,
lb ar U h <
a dicing on .« flying
After that lime each of the to
i ijMri;- al Fi.•■*!.» Park, l>w Angel«’«, gamy
they fell to th»’ ground mid Iti hards Cheyenne imitan» who have more than
■ »he wife will haw to <h<»*•*«' «me of the
«¿isUiinvd internal injuro-s which will
two, three or more wives that he ha»,
piuliahly tvsiili fatally.
ami thr < a»t off wiv«*s must leave Inin.
Firrmrn rilinguishrd s fire al the
To the squaw* who have be«*<Mnv en­
home of Grant Prestel, a lalM»rer, al
lightened a* to their situation, th«* mat*
Iktyton, <1,
Th«-t f«nin«l the «ihartod
ter lia» Iteróme tragic.
Every mpiaw
rtel to th«* gr«*un«i.
An 1 n•)<••«’(or ut
l>»die* <»f lt«»»<- Pr«'«t«d, ag«**l in, and
who want* t«» remain with het hu»tend
prisons has teen k II» «I and there have
Altert Prestel, ag«-d 2 yearn.
Th«*
is doing Iter !>*-*t to please him, so tlint
!«•« n many other «leatha.
rhihlr* n pl.iv«'d with match«-« and svt
•h«’ will lie thr lurkv wife. There are
fire to the hottie.
Al Cswdpara th«* wav«* destroy«*d the
40 of these polygamist«, and in all they
baKaar and all «»liter buildings, ami thr
The ’»«»uthl’oiind expr«»iM on the Grand have over 100 s«|u.iws.
n**ighl»»ring «amntry is c*»v«**e»| with
Rapids «V Indiana, was derailed near
fiaSttFr*« which ar«* «purling mu I and
1» ¿¿c'dl»*, Ind
The rails sic ».nd to
|*r«4Wltr«i W Itllr IlftlhlMg.
have spread, ditching the engine, ten«
Greenville, Tex.
June 21.—laist Band. There is heavy l”*< of life at
dvr, mail and
»g«‘ ‘ >ir<. The en* night, while bathing in a pool six miles Coilptra an! liuhri. Hever.il of thv
gine Wit« t<>t.i)ly >h*iiioli*d«*d, insl.intly from thia city. Cashier King, of the shaken district» have m»< been heard
tedat«*d roads havel»*rn broken
killing the engineer.
First National b.tnk; Miss Austin, »»f from.
tip by fisstir«**,
brnlg«» have l»rrn
The l’>
Mail -?« im-d.p < ty < t this city, an»! Ida Hchrneck, of Sher­
Mr. King broken thnmghnut Assam.
Para. n«»w in quarantine in San Fran* man, T<-x . were drownmi,
Thr rv|*>ris that all of thr hull lings
eisuo, filings «Ivtails «if the !«»• in mid* and Mrs Austin were t««grthrr. and got
King caite! for at Chittagong have !«wn »1* -troy«» I are
Pacific of thr British ship Burkhnrst, ley«»11«I their depth.
Mr. Met'abv, th* Biittsh
on April I last, she having picksd up belt»» and Fr«*d N«»rsw«»rth, who was con firm»'» I.
part of thr crew of the ill-fated vr-ss«d with M irs S. bene* k,w«-nl to the rescue, reshlrnt drpity <**tiimi*»*»n»ner, was
011 .May 1, when 200 mile» off the but la»lh wen» *lrown««*l brtore help kiltei by a falling house, ami th«- En*
Mi«# Scheneok, Itecom* glish tel ira and children are • iffering
Nicaragua r«»4»t. ami landed them at reached them.
Th»* towns'
Punta Arenas.
Th*» Bu. khnrst di tight li»g f r ightonvd. follow«*! Mr. Nurs- intensely from rxp«’*urv.
fire, and th«» crew after working ten worth, ami, jumping on his bark, near­ of Hylbet ami Cherraputiji w»*tr |«*vrtel
d iys to qiiClii h th«» flatties, Wrtv com- ly drowned him ate». All |»artl«*w were to thr to th«* ground, ami wliuh* village*
sulabtel.
prominent.
|»rlh-1 to abandon her.
...-------------------- - ----
Thr fitssrs are ao gr«*at that it 1» feared
The Halt l*«k«’ Tribune has published
I «hr **tr«iiier« It* < «»lllwlnn.
a severe scarcity <»f f»»»d i» inevitable tn
a story that a party <»f drwprra^luea from
Milwaukee, June IP.—Thr steamer «-vrral (lopulous diwtriets.
th« m»t<»riou» “ Bolder s’
in
Virginia, of thr Goodrn h line, with
houthern I*tab, have g’-ne to Wyo­ 200 passengers on b*ard, ran down the
A new in lu«try h i» l»rvii stvrt-*d in
ming and are hwate»! at Wanisutta, a
schooner Eveline, l«»und fro tn Mrmmii- Ilwaco, uinler the tub* <»f *’C<»lombiA
small station «»aat of R<s*k Hprings. ii«**’ Mich., to Chicago in-ir thi« ¡»ort River Club Backing 1*0./* ».ira the II-
Their purp*»*», it is claimed« was to
last evening. The Eveline's cabin was wsc«» Journal. The object is the «'an*
hol«l tip th«» I’nion Pa* ific ripri-iw train
ning of spiced salmon, a «tmplr of
shift«*! fora a rd and her yawl was d<*
Or el«e to rob the paymaster «»f the inolishrd.
A panic prevail«*! among which was arnt E.i»t a few w« «-k< ago,
bw«n-twater nuinw
the Virginia*« pa**tigvr*. but
thr and, from Ihr flattering reports re­
Henry L. Huvhler, of Baltimore, Md., strainer continue*] on her camrar to Chi- turn«*! vofireming lite d«li<a»y, ar-
the ohlvst Old Fellow in thr world, is cago «nd the Eveline was tow«*! to the rangements have hern e»Hi«ph i«d for
putting up a small pwok.
Milwaukee «Iryitork.
dead.
Th«* |x>n*lon Time« publish«»« a table
showing that in the nr unary aram ot
natur«» th«» future rulers of G«»rtnany,
lto*«ui, Greece ami K<»umama will te
inim«**hate «1« “< « ndants of l^ton-n Vi<**
toria.
THE
ratal AeeMeal Mewr Ku,re«.
Eugene, Or., June la.—A terrible
acvidrnt occurred about t.iur mile» north
of Eugene thi» evening, which will
probably rvault fatally.
The report*
are meager, and the name* were not
learneil.
A family wa* In camj. near the farm
of Palmer Ayr«, and a woman and her
child were working al«rut a camp Ore,
when the clothing ■>! the child caught
Thv mother atrove frantically to ex-
tinguiati the flamer, and her own cloth­
ing wna avt on fire. Hojji.were horribly
burned.
The mother i» thought to Iw injur. I
hrvoml any hope of recovery, while
there ia only a »light chance for the
child.
Part» of tiro budic* of Loth are
burned to a criap
A l»etroit (Mich.)
have a «3,1*00 cane.
Mr. <
man
ia aaid to
PROGRESS ON IflRIff Bill
SUGAR
OUT
OF
THE
WA>.
w ashmgton, June IT.—The renate
»wa le a great »troie forward today by A Resume of Events in the
c«»mpleting the consideration »4 the
Northwest.
sugne sche»ltllo *»t the tariff t»ill, ex«*ept
tl,** provisiotis
relating to Hawaii«
which went over. The scheduls baa
EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
Two
SCHEDULES
FINISHED te n th> •< ” in cvnl*-r of the entire Mil*
¡irvi with it
<»f there i* a tet­
ter prospect for »p«.**ly actiutt **n the
loll .«» » *'
I
' «»I i^r.kgr.iph «»f Ws«*« (.*ih«rr'l It* til ths Teww» <»f
Spirit«, A in«»
Hrtet«g«* a«*4 M*»»**
Aur
>»lg hburlnc
Blwles lM*|»r»«e«
th
sugar
•»
h«*lule
has
served U» bring
fa« t«*r*4 «.«»vadu FlfcS am »I M »»«»I Mill
■M*nl
In All ladastrls» Ureaew.
**nt at! the sp* » uh«*« an»! th«* t«**t votes.
art«l w ten this »*• p4M»re»| early hstav,
Astoria now ha* a pai*! fire depart*
W*»hin<ton, J tins Hi. —-Th<* senate
i© *»tber paragraph» of the rehedute
fn.vfi* ffmter ¡»rMvr*** («»I av «»n the tar­ W1ere agre©•I to without further <»p|»»si- ment.
Prn*ll«*t»»n is «*»nsi*lering the pr*»|*»si-
iff hill than anfi «lav *in«x* tbs «i«*tei«’
IMI.
As agrweil to, th© m'teduta plaow
t»|irn«*l. Two rn*.ir* »<*h«*lul*«s, (*>v«*r-
i sugar ii»t aloV© No. IM. Hutch lion of tuning in it* own paprr, a* an
InM
j*qf»**, w«-rr «*t»ni|»l«*t<*!, namely, st atwtanl. 1 »-til |»©r |*»und, and -03 nt investment fur funds.
•» hrduto II. *»n spirtUh win«** an<! Iwv-
©rut f»»r every *legree ata»v© T5, and
Th«* hs’ks at tbc Ca*- i t»’* were
rratfra, ami s»*h«i*lute I. «»n nianttiartnr- »Mli Angara alw>v© No. 1 Butch stamtar«!, «q*eiM«d fi»r the sejMMm test week, a* high
r»l «-«»tton
This brintf» th«* ssn»
9<5 Crut • |**r |*»»ind, but on sugars waler ts over tar this year,
to lb«* fin schr*lule w ith lb«* mi- tosting ta b » a* *B’g . l-IOof a ©©nt
ILik<*r City*» prate«*« are lomlly sung
The
¡»»rtMtit ut»»l M'-h<*ltite «lan<img next.
r potin» 1 »tell be d»duct«‘l.
I t .ill the visiting firemen who Us»k
The |*i»fti<»n «»I th«* bill |*i*se«l t«»lay
vi
-
■
•
«
«
f
Ii*>
’
■•
Oita
r»
(te
her pB»
p»rt in th«* tonrmiinvnt there.
is «utetonltally the aattie as that rr- to mapte sugar, maple feyrup, can ly,
In linn Agt’ttl II.I'jer says that many
jM»rt«'*l, tl»e
tn it t»**» change« teing ©t
«» v
»'e ti. ! n<» v>»B ' « t.ikf’n fish are l**ttig tak»-n in the I'malilla
unimportant, «bite
the offfiKNritton
Ai»«-niifnvnta **f J<»hes of Arksnsd« ami dr«ring Ih »* -lay, <»n the am« - mimen t <»t rivur by |w-rM»ns using dynamite.
Winans Hr*»*.
brought
into Th*»
V***t were ■ystetnalifttklly rej«*-i«*l by Id
• %v B » make tl»© rate 1.8 cents per
majorities vary mg I mtn fiv«* to t«*n.
te ►un i «»n • *>gar ,»!»»v© N<» Id. IfiH» h thill«*« 1.2Q0 |*»un»ls «»! salmon one -lay
The run i* light but the
A‘lirH-4
ur»:! the* a --topthm ol a •tMilar 1. Tn© amendment was de- last w**»k
liai» ate of ux««ftl»’ni quality,
new ¡»aragrsph t<> lite «*>tl«»n s«’h«*lnlsi f© ttol. 32 B» SS.
4»..- l-.iilittvw «m.’n.hn.'nt. ralatimr
*r»th a w»» w «»I r-»»tnp*»naatti>g the cot­
*. v. n
«*««»igr ml
w i.-Htu
i i«w'i|
ton tnAnuf«*’tur»*rs tor ths recent ar- tn trutta. was then taken up and dis- tlinuigh Lakeview Three «*f them were
It «ieveto|*©»i c«»n- te»und for Indiana, and the rest for N«*
tn»n <»i thr »*>iiatr in placing raw rot- ctl ••cd Mt length.
divergence «»f view on troth !•? í*kn
ton on l!1** «hittehte l«*t.
They were fr»*in Ih-gm* river
t«*a of th «* cfi.onta'f, the tw«» Alabama vail y.
In pArsgraph **»9, «»n m«»ti<*n **f AUi-
win, th«» butisr prt.ivinion wa* re*l<wr**L
h4b»rw— Morgan an 1 Puttns—joining
The hicv - list* *♦( Astori k are talking
AllisiMi finally V»f huihiing a hiey* le |Mlh, an<l it I*
Thr rrmAtning puragtAphs <»n spirit*
oar iti *»pp^ili«»n.
to
im Insivt’j were agr«**l to
«tu»! the *•'«»*© uf th© •chRis by mov­
sugg«*»t«*»l1 that the » *»ui»ty join th«’iu in
xs reported, without »»¡»¡»»aitioh.
in i to tabiie th * am«*n-!m«*nt, which mu-
il I II ng 4 g”*»*I ro. l l tO Jo hn |i.«y '« al» 1
Th»* whip paragraph tel to sums -h*
th >n preva.itei—at©* 35, n«*s 32.
K lltpl«.
ruwion. That on <'hain|«agn«' and oilier
I 4»usi le rsli4.n of th«’ eg
1
........... . otinty’s ja il has ta*«*n without
hreltt!© 1» 1* th*»fl resumed, the buttrf
e>j«tr k 11
wm«*- w»« agr«**! to »• re­
ported. The muunitlre paragraph *»n
TAg'àph Is’lng .»greed to as re|*»rt«*L an i oe. U|*ant since tita M ar« h term «4
¡■•»rind it has
r. it H w»urt, th** 1
»•
Wip* WA’
I*<l b*. ”‘r»k. /
ta­ on rmi »ty «luring the |.rt •«’III «h«*llff*S
oni th«* provision f«»r an A*l*litional duty
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY
4*.
ti rm <tf o
«»! 3 cents on «%•« h l»»ttI«* or jtig an*I the
Best Day s Work the Senate
Has Tone So Far.
«tutetituti«»n of a prowistiHi that the
filtel boule* or jugs shall |»ay the
•.»mi’ <hity as if empty.
Whit** pn*<-nte«l st At»*tti**n!« from
repi«*«cntative wm«» men of <'alifnmi a .
critieising th** paragraphs <»n wmre as
not affotdit g
snflh’mnt
pr»»t«*» ttt»n.
White acl*l«**l Ins view» that th»*«'
Miipt, biTimlies, Ami »uniter artit’le*
shonM I m * lite-rally tax«*! on the prin
ci|»le that they ar«» arti* I«'* of lunity,
although I»»' would not inak«- the l .x
prohibit! v«*.
Vest raid the rat»»* w«*re prarth'allv
prohibitory.
In eff»*ut, it •*nn|w'll - I
people todtitik California nine or go
Without wine.
The Mettale paragraph was *gri-«'d to.
The paragraph on cherry jii’«*»*, «-t*.
was modifi«*! Ev the committee
to include lb«* hfoiMr proviso «4 ‘*<*»n-
•
eight per i ent <»f ateibul,” and thus
Agreeil to.
On ginger ale, soda water, «’tc.,(
the <*»mmHt«*e tJ:aiig»*l th«’ Mo»*ding
from **olh«*r similar waters*’ to *'b*>v-
•*rages containing no alc«»h«il. ”
Th«*
paragraph wa* then agr«*e*| to with a
committee ¡lrovision that all filtel hot-
ties »hall have the dia>a*:t«*r of their
<*unte«tts blown in th«* i»»ttl«‘s.
sriH-lule I, cutton manufactures,
was then taken up. Thu flr*t |*ara
., ■ ■
uas conte«ted hy Jones «if Arkansas.
He spok«' at length on the ability of
the Amefi* an cotton tnatiufauturer to
< otiijiet«* against the foreign producw*r
Witlmnt high i lit i
A *»»•• • *l • ■»» *»«««■•* |..n M « * ««•* •»* «»r I »»t«|
ll*«1 llrgular Sr»*i*»t*.
W ishiiigton. June 1?.—The suggest-
e l «wiurre of pr«*c*dun* when the Ha-
wan an snnviat ion treaty i* sent t*» the
•*‘n«ile i* that It sh uil«l te made public
Hi *»r*l* r that th«» pro|*M»iti*»n to r«**t«»re
the hu .*•«’ pr*ui*i«m ill the tariff bill
may te* «<•« »>mph»h»*l, a ith th«» un*lrr*
standing that the treaty of annexation
p.«*il>lv will te» tn **ffect tetan* a year’s
notice nt abrogation cunM te given.
One v**a***n given fur m«kn>g the treaty
’ . ■' • u «. I i I he t h .»! »1 * *'U| ,1 1 •• i I«• ■
• i ■
1 111 . • ‘ !.•■* 11 - 'fl W ith tJ<» H.1 w i:. ..•»
I revision in tli«» bill.
H is md liehevcj there will te any
att »-nipt to •**• uro lmmediatu a<*ti«»n un
the treaty, and |«»«eil>lv it might not te
roii-id«»r«*l at this *|w*ctel wssion. Soum
question Im* arisen as to whether th*»
M-i.at?’ i* v*»ni|H’tei»t to act upon a
treaty whi< h ak*qu»re«l B*trit«»rv, ami
whether th«» horn** w *ul*l not te* « alle-l
* •
|
•
that the
tl- Hy making p»»we —ths
pr«**i-i«*nt ai»»l renal«»*—«‘an a«*l. an»l the
only manner in which the house w»»ul l
te» eun£i<«<*rvd w«»nl*l te in voting un an
approprlat’on n*t e<«ary to carry the
treaty into effect.
Tl»«* manner in whi«‘h th«» treaty will
mine te-fore the houre is in the para*
graph providing that the I’nile»! fitatea
»hall assume th«» present debt of Ilan an.
This will not in any way eflte’t th«
treaty or interfere in its adoption.
Before th«« matter will te submitted
to thr h»»usv will coni«» the rati.fi itiun
If the
The «tehate, although t»n the first of tl>«* tr*‘4iy by th«’ »«*nate.
paragraph of the rotton »»chediih», I«« k treaty is ratifie»! no action by the houra
a vi hie range, euverifig the « nt ire eol- can change the condition. Th«* failure
of th»» h”U»« to appropriat«’ money to
ton question.
j»ay th«« debt or interest on h may te**
Jones of Arkansas «»ffer«*l an amend­
<*<>me a future cuinpliraticm, bnt the
ment in lb»* natiHu <»f a test - n th» co
ratification *»f the treaty by the renal«
tire cotton seh**h>l«*, prt»|M»sing th* will nhiu’l the istends,
Wilson rate* on «otton thr»-.vl ml
yarn*.
It «•)«•<• I «’»I, 20 l«» 40, M*-Eiiery
>»» I rttelort for I II.
voting with th«’ lb pni'ii .*n* in th**
\V »<hingt.»h Jnn»’ 17 —< hi«* ;-’H4 <4
iiegativ«’.
Th«* Ik’Uiouratic nunatois,
Bai'on, <‘l.»v, M.'Luirin and Tillman, Ftii|w>rtatice in which the Hawaii in
who ha»l voted for a duty on raw rot- treaty differs fr«>iii thec«»nventlon treg«»*
l
pin, Here in th»' ¡ifllrinativu on this
motion to 11* I tier the rate on mannfuc Hiirri»o>ti’* administration is the onus-
lure»!
After liu* onte*!, raj I * *»n «4 any pn»vre on fur ex quo-ii Lili*
-* K nuhiu
In
progr»-** was made on th«* •« ii* lule, u »kalani » I l*rli
the paittgraphs l»eing agr**ed to as re the original treaty it was provhtel that
the L’lilted States sbouhl pay the ex-
ported.
On motion <»f Allison, paragraph 3!7> qureti the sum of $20,000 «^*.»h and th«»
same amount of m«»ney a* a pension
wa* ehang»-! to rvlmle braids * • 1 g»»r
f.i’ h year «luring the remainder of her
ing*. inserting *u»j«eml«*r* and brae**»
life, provided that she in g***»l faith
at 40 j*er cent ami t«*!n* ing th«* rat»* «»n
«titmiHt«**! t<» th« government uf the
late«ls for garments to »0 r»i>t« |**i
t*niB*l State* and the lucal government
pound and 30 ¡w-r cent a«l valorem
«»f the t-l uh I s .
Prine»*** K ilutanl te*«
AllifHitt ate» pr«»|’o»e*l a new para ing m-xt in line «4 r«»yal b!o«»l was to
graph, 3IU’V, with a view to meeting hiiv«* r»**«*ived a a*h payment of filSO,*
the «inly heretofore im|*»*«*l on ran <HM)( but uo prnsion under a similar
cr»u«»n.
He sai»l the «inly on raw r« t
provt*») .«* m th«* «»are *»f the rx*qusen.
toll if it rrmatht-d in the Lili, Would
It is underst<Ms| any objection that
probably require an entire overhauling might Is* expected to the annexation of
of the cotton schedule at a later date. th»* tatamis 1»a»«’'I on th© targe pr«»fs>r-
The additi«»nal paragraph provide« that tint» of <Hsih«M tn th«* |**p«italn»n, has
on ail cotton yarns liner than No H ta-en furrrstaltal by an article not only
single, and on the gtsslw mnnufa«vturt*l prohibiting further immigration uf such
thereof, the «luty shall te* 10 ¡»er rent la- •
■**«»•
Hu* 1 <u :- »
. t t
in mhlitlon to the rat«*« of the cutton al«*» prohibiting the «*oming uf any
» ’b«*lul«».
< c
• h in *'.■ i* »1- I* to oth’-r parts
Tillman raid he wa* one <>f the Dem­ of the L* nt led Statue.
ocrats voting fur a duty un raw *«»lton
He avow«*I that he want«*! the hill
< «4HM«i<*tit 4»f |,4*tt«ln»t I**per*.
1«».t*led as heavily as ¡ m »* m I»I u , *» a« to
Iximlon, June 17. —All the afternoon
disgust the ¡«eople and have them
papera have taken up the Hawaiian
••turn you out.” •
question In the light of the pro|*»re»i
annvxuUun of the island to th»* I’nit»* I
train Ilan Inla <• lll««*r.
Chicago, June 21.—-A n<»rth*l)ouh<l Slates. The <i|<»ta« says:
•’Th«» question i* ©••entially interna*
suburban trait» on the < hi*ago, Mil-
wauk*w *V fit. Paul r*»a.l ran mt«» the tiunal, am! cannot te dispose*! uf by the
Great Brit­
('liiesgo river tonight at Kitilie street • |e«*r«‘«’ of one power al»»n«*
box m»*n were hurt, but it is not exj** t- ain ami Franc© ar«- in the »am«* |s»*ition
t«»warwl Hawaii a* th«« United States.”
ed any will »lie.
< ••«*.
Waaliington. Juno I«.—Acting Chair­
man Burrow., of the privilegva and
electione committee, had a conference
with Senator t'orlwtt today and told
him it had been determined that nothing
would i«> gained by re|«>rtmg the caav
to the aenate until the tariff bill i.
paaerd.
When the tariff bill ia in
conference, t'orbrtt'a appointment will
1«. reporter! favorably and oonaiderrd.
It there la a dlapoailion to delay by the
oj.pMitlvn, the caae will go over till
ucKt «va-ioti.
Wichita, Kan., June 17 —A party »»f
treatk la in. Wire«.
prvMowartors hm*tei by W'llism I o »I rt
Portland, Or., Juu« iik— J. hoi Twill,
art «»l«l Montana miner, irnturvd into
a laborer, employed on the new Honey-
thr Wichita mountains last w»«*k and
man A lh-Hart building, un the corner
tiegan to prospect for gol»l, which is re*
of Fourth and Alder »trvet». fell to the
put«*l to I»* tlivre in abundance They
ground from the electric wire» near the
wrr«* «iisrover»*l by a Imn»I of Indians
building at 9:&0 yeaterday morning, and
ami f«»r«*«*l to fl«*r for their live» Irav«
waa killed.
lie had been frightfully
mg all their ¡«mis ami equipment*
burned by a live wire. Toth waa »till
Thr redskins pursued th«ni f«»r many
alive when picked up, but died from a
miles from lautthr«wit gap. where they
fracture of the akull a few hour» after­
were vm amped, in th«* dir«*eti«m «»f
ward.
*
Navajo, which tl><*
bi-i.iK
on tlir fl.
wr.’rr
to
Jajain imported about 30,000.000
rv*< h in wiffty Thr Iti.iiau, nrv «letef. gallon» of kennrene oil from Americ«
I mined to keep the prvapevtor, oOL
U»i year.
BRIEF PACIFIC CUASI NEWS
«• ta« Vertir Mill
Murttrrrr IlMllsr (<••«* lrIr«4.
R*»lney, N. S. W., Jum* 21 —The
tri.tl of Frank Butler, « barge*I with the
murder of Captain Ix*e Weller, while
the two wereun a gold-prosfiecting trip,
v»a* «xmelttded Balay, the jury rvmler
ing a ver»!l**t id guilty. Ilutler attempt­
ed to cut his throat with a pi«* e of tin
tlits morning, l»nt was soixe«l lirfure he
«lid himself any injury. Later he mad«*
a violent resistance to the keepers
while on the way to th«’ «»uiirlhiMnm
IB* fought like a w¡1*1 teas!.
4’hicngi», June 17. —”Jim.” th© big
hyena of the Lincoln Park no, ha» »*•-
«•ape«!, ami all th«» park |<>li«M*mei> are
r»«it looking for him.
tin«* of them saw
him ami when th©officer tried to catch
him, Jim ma«le a leap for the police­
man’a tag ami the officer made a leap
f«»r 4 tree. Then he threw down hi«
club at J»m ami yelled ”|s»lt««©. ”
The ta»t seen «4 th© hy«*na h«* was going
north towrard Kvanston.
II© is a lug
fr'low, an ! »-v. ti I©-- .ifui.ibh that! thv
general run «»f his kind.
Ilrnlrtt 4 4 *»» I •• 1.» »• |«t | rrn. h 4 able.
Merg llrnh«*» it* W resiling.
WKsbihg(*m. June 21.—The pr«*wi
dent has refus«*! |x-rmi»»i«»n to the
Compaugnie Franchise Cahlea Tele
graphiqu*» to land th«’ new «’able of
that ntiiii’iny at Caj«« Col, or in*l«w*l,
anywhere U|s*r* the VniB*l State« «•«»••<
The qm-*tion that was raised through
the Frem'h ambassador as to the ¡s»w**r
of the h*feral government to deny a«!-
mission to the cable will te» referred t»
tbs attorney-general fur an opinton,
hut. meantime, the exe«*titive branch
of the government hold« to theduetrinr
that »m*h landing can only tie by ex
prvra authorixation of cungrvaa.
Xaor York Jun« It.—Allvrt H*nonn
■n<l Thom«, ol.cn gut Into ■ friendly
■ rrotling match in Brooklyn thia after-
n««.n
<>l»rn llflrd iWn«on off In* fee*
end tliri-w him Iwkaard».
Hr did no*
rl«-, howover, »nd Ol»-n walked over
ami trtr-l to ra>w him
ih-n, n’f nr. ■
• <u> broken.
'»ulritlp nf an IndiMn« rbyelrlan.
Grwnrtnld,
Ind.,
June 17.—l»r.
Katnoei Mar.h Martin, one of the m«*»t
prominent pbr.iri.n« of Kaetem In­
diana, <>>mmittr-i rolcide l«»t ni(fht by
hanging.
Tl >r I.
ra*’t I
trust) bri
telinl«MI <
W«»r© han.
ettunty cour t has |©| th»
uil-l .1 ilK) f* a >t strain ta-aiu
, with crib |»i«*r, acruss
k. tor fisa Hevch t»ids
m by tour bi i | m
Tlii© gr.1
•Ide dami
l«»n. Or.
piste ly ri
Is
enlir
i«»p|M*rs ar© di ng ’ • *1 tar
In lb«* vi»'iniitv of Ix’Xtng
Gardens lia» «• I wen corn •
r*l, an«l in ini'ii pl.»« ©a
<>4 wheat haw• l*e©n ©at©n
Thi© gra
Hnig class at th© 4’urvalii*
<s*ll© g© th 1« » ear numterv 5 7. .» .*. hi » s 4 4*<
last y»*ar Mil cl 61 th«* y* ar previous.
Th©
n in th© num ter is largely
du«’ 1io an «'ll rnsion of lb«» cutir re from
thrw» B» f< irei r years.
Thl**r© Will ta* no gram mi*«’*! in th©
noriltarn pairt *»f X!..r»*»v» «’-ount» IM*
y »’nr, »•. 1 tani a «mall am« »tint uf hay.
g 1 4-“*h«i
th©
g 4r«irc*y«*d
•*v«*rirthm g ’i n sight
T ' 1 • >rti«*n «4
th«* «■suint y tl ‘ it 11»«'\ l>.«\ ♦'■ nut visited
will rain** an 11 Vr ! Age Co -p.
The We»t«»n L* i 1er -.»v* that a num*
te*r «4 pioneer rein's wrr»» exhibited at
the reunion tent there r«*'ently. Tht-tnas
S|ienru’M uoiitrihution so ap«* irei ritta
liai years ul»l, made in \la»*:*ch»i»«*tls.
It is a harinlt•*.«• looking affair n<»w, but
w • **•» i.|. r«4 •» triiAty u>ap*m i»y Mr.
fiprm'e’s lather, who, arm«*l with it
alone rha-*4 a temi u( Indian horns*
thicv«*» for three »lays-
H • hlnginii
Th** free t. ut te**>k proposition wax
v*»t»>l down in Mount V«rn»»n.
Steam!*«»it men at Gray’s harbor are
talking »4 piitting a sl- iim-r on North
riv»-r, ata>v«» th«* jam.
The nuinter *»f d»-aths m Seattle «lur­
ing M *v wa» 3M.
Eight *»f tli»’»e w.-rw
•bil irm an»! two were from drowning
At th” »• hool e|<- ! oh in Walla
Walla the proposition to furnish frea
i* it luM'k* wa* defeat«’*! by a vote of 31
tu ! 4
Wlnllrljl S>dt Itt. h, of <'.iiiilwidga,
M..., ha» bm ti .*tig ijj'd ft. pttt>ot|>««l
"f Ii. *t«>kan*' Lirfh M'ltool. .it u .alary
■ !
,t'H> a L'.tr.
Ail Ian» p.i.-",| by llm laat Meattion of
th« U i hi<igtt»t» legislature, t*» which
m» ••m«‘rg« r»» y ctaii»© is alt.»« hr*I, bavo
tecum© <»p**rati ve.
Benita* sbitigta mill, in ( uwlitx «xmn-
ty, that has ta*e»i ,I«-L*»« I *«n a« ■ •»»unt of
th«’ Jim of h-‘h* in th** Tutitle river,
will te* started up at «»me.
An «»! iii: t
h it b-'»’ii p *»*. I by th©
Olympia -■»in. il dvnving I«» all bicycle
ri-l-’* tl
• * »4 the sidewalk* for
rhling during th© dry reawn.
Tlir»-»-
*ttl»- w h*‘«’lm»‘ii ma le th©
run from *«4tti- t»» Olymj 14 am! return
List fiun l iy, ••*»\« fing th«* entire «lia-
tanc© «»( 154 mile* on their bi«*yclea.
Th«» Atta- Ltimter <’«»rnptiny.*at Mur*
rm. 1« putting an a»l»hlional engine
into >t* «.is mill
taret. tii*-nth the ©um«
j
. p|*’d in«»r»* t.' tn i u * urh.ads of
hiitita-r ICturt.
Tl l«©W is * oiinty *'*immi*«i<>ners at
tbcir tat» -l meeting, dretd«*»! to |»mt-
pom* imtafinitely th© pro}s»*Hion to io­
sue funding i»«ni‘ta to tak© tip th© euttn*
ty’s floating iml«*bt«*lne*iM,
Two roll* of *’«•••! wire raid© were rm
«•» tk»- I in Sh«*li«»n, .M.i*»»n county, re­
cently for himpM’n's l*>gg,ng «'¿«n>|*A.
E • h roll is I.OttO f«M-t l«»ng and weighs
6
» pdih'l*
They »t*l in **t ls»tiiS
FL (MM).
Miners in tlu* fiwank district in Kit-
tHa* uun*.y have ta*gtin w*»rk for the
s«-u-»»n and cl«*4h uj»s «r© yielding well.
Two large «lain* on Bak»*r t’rrek, t«» tadd
15 iMHijMHi g.illons of water, arc to te
built thi« summer.
lb* slate land commiwsion has ar­
rang'd i«» put »lx taml eruirers in the
fb l l t«» uv«»rluok the new town*hi|si re­
cently survey©»!, sml make stat© relet?-
ti*»i ■» th»*refrom
K»»m«» <4 th«* rui*©ra
ar«’ already taking t«» th«» th-Id.
Fish 4 *< mi mi*»» inner (’raw ford w*«s <»n
th© >oun»l and at th«* Beker l.«k«* hatch­
ery last wreck. Th© re|8»rt that th©
hatchery will eta*«» down an a* ount uf
the fail nr«» of th«* iegislature U> appro­
priate fiiiuls, he «ay«, is iti«*»rr«**t. The
iiatcbery is maintain«*! «»nt of th«* fl-
cell-»' fiiml, <v>||f**t«*l for that pur|*»re.
Nearly all the busip©«* n»«*n of Pa-
Inure have sign«*! an agreement to visit
th© mines up th«* Paloiire river, and
put in one day’s work with pi* k and
•!i«»v«-| during the summer. Th© day
will te relreted in th© near future, and
• gigantic picnic is being arranged for.
Grarahoppeni ar© causing great in­
jury t«> «*r«»fM « mi «»me of the farm* in
th«* vicinity of Anatone.
Almost an
Milirr crop, over SOO acre« in all, has
te-eii eaten up rl«*an by th© peete.
< I*»Imasliffs An»! fl**|.| rollers were us«*|
in ho|- s of d©-truying them, but the
implements had no ©ffs*t tq»on th© ¡g*
recto