The Santiam news., November 25, 1898, Image 2

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LATER
NEWS.
A highbinder war bas again broken
eut In san Francieco*
Four coin[«ni«w «t engineer» have
term otdered by th« «ar department to
Havana.
THE
MYSTERY
DEEPENS.
««-I Vi««4 '••» tbs Waltaee ««•»•• al
t'swdleUM,
ANARCHY
WrlaaaAe
IN
PORTO
fl»l»« Tl»«l»
lsl»rl*r.
RICO.
Tratte I«
tu«
Washington. Nov. Jl.—The eabinet
Pendleton, Nov. 88.—Thte evening
at U SO o*cl<» k another shot was fir«»I British Ship Atalanta In the Session t«kiay was devoted te • laig» United States Must Make a
Spain Will Learn the Fate ot cl«««M to th« house In which llv«,I the
ritent to cvusidvration ot coutpteinta
Firm Stand.
Breakers.
tl.at hav« rvacbed tbe war departm« nt.
the Philippines.
family < f Mias May Walla**«, who waa
allcglng thal a stete of praelical an-
Ea-lgoewa Lilloukalani haa arrived
mur-lersd a week agu laal Thurwfay
atchy prevalls In Pinto Rico. These
In San Ftancisco an a visit to thia
night. The Wall««» family gave up
mtnplainla aaserte-l that Ih« lawl«aa
country.
U LT IM ATI* M H AS BEEN PREPARED th« b*-u«r laal Tbur*iay,ao*l P II. F-** TWF.MTY FOVU MK% WIRE IXVT eletuenta ar» committing depre-iattenv ADDRESS OF SENITOE LODGE
move-t in with bis family. F«« I« a
Th« president ha* appointed John
of th« g.»test chata-ter. at d the «vrl-
brother of Judge Jam«« A F.w. and
Morgan oollector • t customs tog the
ousnews ot the Situation la locr«ase<l
come li«w« but a few days ag*> fr*»«n
r -iitha ra diatrict of or»g n. .
by th« fnct that United States troopa
Iowa. Th« first night th« family or-
la All
likewise havv been guillV ot gross tute-
cupie*l the b»uav, he beard a nuise la
Policeman Luks Oirry. *d Great
con<!uct. See re Ur y Alg«*f ha» cabled
the back yard
Drawing back a cur­
Falls. M**nL, waa mistaken ter a bur­
General Biuoke. Inquiring as to the
tain of th* very window through which
glar, sl»ot and Instantly kills*! by laaac
Boaton, Nov. IB. —Senator L>»iC". in
Y»quina. Or., Nov. II.—Tbe British a>vnracy of the complamls.
Wm. Fink a fanner living n«-ai Ty­ Shaeffer, a merchant.
Paris. Nov 31 — The Spanish peace Mias Walla«« was shut, he saw two
Tb« m «l «eru u« alisgatlons ar» an a-l-lr«*»« al the |l*-«ton Boot and
•h;>
Atalanta.
oarryng
a
crew
ol
17
men
men
jump
th«
(mee
and
go
scurrying
ler, Wash , was killnl by a runaway
Rear-Admiral J **rph N Miller, who oommlsalonera have t*en n.itiftel that
and o-»d«»l with 7.' <’ l ns of wheat, against brlgsnds and la wie«* «Irment« Hhoc club’s l«an*|«iet last night, »«id in
team.
h-.isted 11.« American flag over Hawaii thè Uni tei Platea commissioners will •way toward th« woolen milla, lie
thought from thru general appesranr« fr«»>n Taeoma f-r ». ulh Africa, was In the smsllar towns aw sy frotn tbe part:
bo
ready
to
treat
«Ith
them
In
joint
on
August
|J
last,
has
retired
after
A eorpoval and thr«<e mordíanla ol
"The »urt-e»» of th- English «t «aking
session tomorrow afternoon.
Unia«* they w«rv Chinamen. TJ*«* n* vt night wr«e k<»! near Al*«» t>ay yesterday «oaal. ¡1 I« said thal takltig advanl-
Guantanamo were arrested fot steal­ »(■ending 47 years in active arrvum
ha ala«- saw m«n prowling about, and m..rning, and an f«r as km-wn there are ag« ot Ih« ui.»« tlle*l state of the Coun­ raaa. which haa carried it all <>v«-r ti e
the
Spaniards
have
an
ad.
quale
reason
ing goviwntuenl supplies.
Th« ta n lor. Chtonld« criticism) the
try, du« to the tran«fer of the gtivern- world ami male It Hi« gr al in..' «tital
ter farlhor delay the two • <*tamia»H>ne notified *<h«ritf Blakely, who ¿•tailed but thr«»e survivors.
The sprue» lumber dblbil of th* act ui of tbe United Stat*-» In killing will J«.iu in the m»*l Important meet­ two deputy eheriffs to re main in th«
The cans« of the wreck of th« Ata­ ment frout spam to the United fitatM- an*l couimerctal people of the earth to­
Clatsop Mill Company, <•/ Astoria, ha« Canadian shipping tra!« with Porte ing thus lar held.
lanta ami tbe circumsian<-«w attending hands of tuen hav« otganir«'! for rob- day. has been doe to the principle of
boo»« *11 night, but they • «w no on*
eel! help. But there are certain things
bem award«*d the flr»t prlai'. a gold Kb ". an ! »p- ulates as to the meaning
The American comml — i nets. Io a Fe-> each tim» arm«*! him «-'if with t ■o It. pro luce a tale m«wt harrow mg. The l*ry and rapme, burnlng housca and
which tho spirit of Am-rican enter­
oi 'lal by the Ornaba e«|>ia:tiuo dirt-ci ol the action.
written communlcatl-m, will dwlare piatola and went quickly fn • -«arch, hut mismanagement ot the v-wsol by Its plantatalons and levylng Irihute wpon
ory
he toun-l effienrs la as- Hh«'.| as the .'ause of the the pcople wlierever yoastbl«». in one prise must look to the governiti* nt to
Slitecn families of Canyon City, fH., that tbe third article of t| rot..-,d re­ found no «»ne. By «lavi
th« ordo disaster, and the crippling »! the Ya- ea«e. it Is sai l, they m»d» a raid on a d<x
While a gang of >0 track hands was l*-ft homrlces hy the recent fire, ate garding th« I'hillpi in<«a is oapu le f tracks made by a No. ? «b
"Yeo cann«d expect m«n toe carry y»ur
lew.
The quma life *aving station by a penurious »mall lown of al*o<it l,6o0 inhabitants,
nary
kind
w«»tn
by
while
A
al work on th« Pennsylvania raiH-ad Shelteilesa am! In dlr« dlstreM
nly one fair «xrnstruction, thal no arbi­
line, near J-isey City, they were run Portland evening pap't I* sollectlug tration is nee*l««l to elucidate its terms, affair haa .leepenrtl th* ttlpt ry of the I*.ilcy of that department of the gov­ IS milea front the nearest tronps. and products and to extend yout 1rs le by
ritabllahing thcmrolv**» in a distant
down by a* train. Eleven workmen rtmtrll otlon« to relieve them.
and that the United Staton cannot nd- shooting of Mi»« Wallane, an I creatc-l ernment, a-1,1* horror to th« situation. bnrnvd and ,l<>«t«oyed projieriy U> a
( ort ion ol tbe earth uni»*«* you
;
ha ve a
cuosiderabl«
ralu«.
Ths
only
ihre«
survivors
aver
thal
U'rn-
II
m«wt
Inten««
intdeet
hero.
were killed outright and all er lour ly
Acting rm tb« recommendation ot mit any (the» power to figure here
i.-ivernUienl that I» r«-ady to protect
a-me
of
their
e-irnra
!**•
,-n
h*iar
l
the
n«»l
Sumlay
evening.when
but
lew
m
injwrwd.
They will
Captain Dickens, secretary long has furely as a lei 1«dog 1st.
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.
■h«m al all tlrr.ee and at all hasards.
•hip mav yet t-e afive. While th«
are on tbe «Ircela and In places of ro
Conductor William ilntflrii and lncri-a«*-i the ago requirement In the maintain that the two nommlo-ions arc
"We want no commerce at the can­
m-mbers
<d
th«
11te-aavIng
crew
ar«
in
sort, probably an sttempt would be
to
determine
whether
Spain
or
charged
I
«frlgnert
«t
!l«*lls»
fs>»
AtMffflcB«
cam-
of
apprentice«
a
lmitt.-*!
tn
the
Brakeman Harry Cr««gln were killed in
non’« mouth, but w<> do want il under-
sight of the wrack, they are ao far
made
to
clean
out
Chinatown.
Froling
l*f
wlect
lista
the
United
States
shall
in
tbe
future
the wreck of a -at»«we atta. bed U> a naval servlc» trom 14 to IS years.
•tood that wherever an A men an Is ail'
I» wrought up, and anger is »hown to' paiaerh-M to render Assistano«, owing
own the Pbilipplntw.
Washington, Nov. IL —N«w* of a gag«**! In bu»inc«s be i» to t*e protected
northbound train near Ardm- re, 1. T
According to a plan of Fc rotary
to
the
want
of
apparatus.
M.
snwhil«
war-1
th«
Chine««
•«etdenta,
alth-ingh
Thia will Iw «tocvinipenn*I by the
tnised - bar»- ter carne to tb<* navy «la— and that liiere I» a navy of the United
The calsswo left tbo tra* k and was Gage, pap*r money 1« to bo male uni-
clear declaration that the Unit»! it is mA pxltivelv known that thiwe courier« scouro«l th»» beach and <x>un- partrnenl hxiay tram A-imiral Dewey
overturn««!.
f. tm, and bills of one !er tn t sti -n
try
adjacent
for
10 mtkw, t«> procure tonching th«v sttuallon In tlic Philip- Rtstea big enough to guar I hin- *vler
state« will (xiew-se th-« t'hllipp'.n«*«. teivenng al-'ut the b-so Wen- M -n
II is thought this
Ther» f -re I »ay
There is a leper «care in Manila. must all look alike
horses to bring 'if- the Idetxial ami (duca Th«> » Imitai s*nt two of hi» »Ver lie »«le» tit to gì».
Following this «hwlaration, the Amer­ gnliaaa.
that we rirt'l a large navy a* a protee.
Through nsgloct of Hpanish ofb< ials will make «aalef the irtccti-ui ol coun­ ican c. mnn»- nera will lay before tbe
b»*a-*h oart.
warship», tbe Charleet-m am! ih«» Con- lion on the amt a» n-'il o» on the Ian I.
AMATEUR TRAIN ROBOER8
neatly Jon le|c»r* «wapoi oonftuement. terfeit»
The Atalanta lay about a mile nff
Spaniards two alternatives:
coni, «ime lime ago, to tbe eoiithwar-l
"Th« qu««tlon that confront« ua la a
Orders have liven Itemd that all l«p«WS
altor«,
In
a
lleld
of
fur
hot«
breakera.
It la teprwntm! by a dispatch frotn
First—To » - pt a sum of money from 4>i*» llmndtf Kills»«! «ei4 iht«« Fright
frotn Manila to ascerteln whethe» there larger oiie than wb it V»-• »hall «io with
be asr««ted and e--tit to a small uuln- Han Juee, < »1 . that the prunegrowrra the United Stat,-a and toovde an-! «va»
r»rd A w my
Every «well ¡xMwwed over her work»,
woa trnth In reporla thal Ih-« insurgent»
habited Island aoutbcasl ot Lue o.
of thal vicinity charge that Oregon nate tl>« Philippine«.
Barstow, Cal., Nov. 22 —Th» fit«! Each hour a •e» lion of the vv«M«d * m liA-l «.stende.! their adiriti«** in tbat lb« Philippines. T.'iey *ay wo are not
an Eastern power uole«-« wo hold ill- •«■
Men
lu
fall
away,
an
I
tbe
timt*er«
ti«»*l
Advices by the steamship F.inprces pt one« have ticvn ao!d there and
s
—
tlon
of
wswt-boun
I
Santa
F«*
train
H.**ot>d — To I •» the Philippines to
dlrevtton.
T«»tay be cablnl a» tul­ istarnta. IVo aro l-xi-vv the greatest
of China toll <d a terrible di«a«tor on sb H* fax! iui«t as hanta Clara county the Unit« ! State* by conquest, wllh No. 31 was stop(«ed two miles West >>l toward the «here. A Mrong and «1« n ly io ws:
power in the l’a> iti" «» ■ an. We hold
< k-tobcr 88, when the steamer Klnrhul prunes.
tbe poaelbilltv of Other territorial losses. Daggett early this tu rning by men se­ aoulhwcatef aided th« cwrtenl from lite
"Manila, Nov. 81.—Hecrdary ->f the one entire «ide of that ocean except the
•am« direction to bvar the wreckage
Marti asm«’ into rxdllsioii with tin
an<l
The Fan Francisco Eatminor aays t*r Indemnify the United Utstea for the creted in lha tender of the engine.
Navy, W'aahlngton:
Cbarlwton
«(earner Myagawa Maru, off Takatnl, No lrw> than five new «.gat com pan lee sdde I erpeti»« of conquest.
Ktigimwr Bunnell was onufronte«! by rapidly to the beach. It »»• this pow­ t‘. .m*ir*l arrlv«xl t*«!ay frum Boll«* outlet which England ha« in China.
Wo bold the halt way hocae In Hono­
er
an
!
agoticy,
an
l
this
al.-no
that
en
­
sinking the latter, beventy |« i*ons have b**en inoorp,irate*! In the Hawaiian
two
46-Callber
revolvers
and
order»!
This O'uiniunicatlon may not be tor-
Gla«a repor ts that thè entiro tal Ami of lulu, where all «lilps musi atop when
abled
th«-
tlir»*«*
sailors
who
survive
to
were druwnrd.
Islands, and within two years Imtn mally d«»igru«te.| a» an ultimatum, but to stop, but this order was - nititer
Pauay la in p*-«»e«slon of Intingente, the Nicaragua canal ta built, a« it w ll
«*• Ap«> tin» fat«* of their br- lhrnn. In
The sseretary of the navy ha« o«d- n«>w the output of raw sugar will be In- it will lack naught of the ■«inclusive- man*!«**! an I the train | r*a -*«'l«'f lor
eac«pl Bollo, wblch l» defen-ft»! by 600 be. Are we going to allow th-* port» ot
neaa Indi'vi tod by that word,
This another mile nod wa« then btoiight to s lifeboat filial with water, pertly -II«- ri(<anisb troupe. All foreign cltiaena
eri'l a court of in«)ulry to tmet at the cream»! considerably.
the «*n«t to b** c I osvh I to us and O|*«n to
will be so plain that the S|«inish oom- a Standstill at the mmmand of the rot- ablixl with wreckage, ami without oars ther« t"g tot American protecltou.
navy yard at Norfolk for the purr«»«
A Fhiladelp'ila diapateh says thal
R'issla, France and Germany alone? Or
tu
direct
their
craft.
tb*-y
wrr«
L.tno
to
tiers,
who
«*v|.lently
expected
to
meet
The talami of Negro» ha» -leclarv«! In-
of Inwatigatlr.g th» cfrcuii -tar.' -n at­ Am- rlcan v»sm-l> are in scanty supply mis»l<m«rs sill sear-ely haggle tor
In th is they were teria firtna. thus paaelng over a course dep«'iid«tioe and d«wiroa American pro­ ate wa going to «taml up ami eay with
tending th» abandonment of th«* Span­ and that shippers aro forevd to resort ne ney on the first alternativ», nor ¡..•.Is At this point
Englaml and Japan, the |->rl« ot China
not dlsappoihte !. and lha robt-er* or- of nearly two mile*.
ish cruiser Maria Teresa, with a view largely to fnrrlgn »h!|*
le- tor.it-*.
DEM l i ."
Over IJ-K).- cherish any doubt of American action
must lie closed to all ut ibey ruuat I MB
One man, who was clad In simply a
dered
Engineer
Bunnell
to
carry
a
30-
under
the
socntid,
should
the
lirwt
I«
to detcrtulning the ne i*»!ty and ro- 000,BOO will t*e pai*l this year to own­
Gi໫ le eommandar ot the Charles­
joimd bag of dynamite to the express shirt, more hsr^y than tho others, ton. So far, notblng has been dona by o(»*n to all?
sporisibihty therefor.
ers of veasala under foreign llags by declined.
"Il ta going to ho a struggle, in
made
his
way
along
the
b-*acb
He
car.
.Messi-ngcrs
Hutchinson
am!
Blake
­
No onu here, egoept the American
the adtnlnlstrallon toaatd curbing the judgment, between the uiAiitim«
George W. l-ake, an American, re­ Am- rt.ana.
b'und
a
farinho«)»«
and
announced
tl-e
cotntnissmner», know how much will be ly apta'arrd st the door «d the express
inaurgmt» In their operatlona, «ave tuina ani the non-tri «rii I rue nalit
siding at Chemulpa, has t-cen mat-
England Is ru»b!ng munitions of war tend- r«»l Spain as tho ch«-ap«'"l and car arm-d with guns. The robbers nows, an-l solicited assistance for his
v-tbal repieswntatioti« troni the Ameri­ Il la going to bw a «truggle to
«!cr«--i. Lake kept a big store near the to RsqulmaolL
When tho unfortunates
The Intention appar­ most humane way of sottling the d*ffl- fired at Blakeley, who locating them companions.
can commamlrrs to Ag-unald»,
in whether tbe prt-t'le who speak
Cbineee consulate. The murderer en- ently is in case of war to fit out war*
eult'
she is el-ci'lingly anxious to by th« flash of their guns, returned the on the lioach wore reached they wore so whlch il haa been polnted out to hlm
Irrel for the purpose of robbery. With ship* and ttan«!-orte at Eaqulmault lor
English tongue ar« to go to th« w
l»onumb<'i
with
cold
a«
to
app«*ar
beyoml
fir«,
killing
one
roblier.
Tho
dead
»• .«¡e the Philippine debt, ami p--s»i-
thal It wonl-l be g-u«l pollar. In view or whether they are to have their share
an iron weight attache.! to a Chine«« service in Eastern waters, ami to draw
It haa require*! nearly 84 honra
bly the sum to !>■ offer«*! may lie deter- man's left eye and nil that sl-le'of hl«
of
the
probabllity
of
th«
annriatlon
of
steelyard be kill«*! Lake with uuo blow whatever troops are needed for the
In the -•ominor-'e of the i-arlh wher»v* r
min*' I bv at) analysis of the debt,which head was torn away. The other rob­ for one ol them to regain hie powers of thè islam!» by thè United stole*, to
as he slept.
th. » flv .t! . ir f! ig
I I
'. ! i ■*
British forotw In India.
The rescued «allora
■ « of 41", i - ■■ 1 1 i o bon.Is, on ber« stampeded ami made their esenpe. u>in<) and body.
pur«ue a Oourse that would uot be ob­ United Htatea l« «nttllod to It« «hare -if
( har!oa H. Croes, president of the
Of A posse is in pursuit am! it ta thought have been taken Into cabina alo, g the li- 'limi- to thè Unii' I stAt«-». Bui th«
Rio*, president of th- Spanish peace which she realiaad 4 A.OOO.ikM).
tho world*« commerce.
I -Io n->t bo*
First National bank ot Etnpwla, Kan., commtssion. ba- refused to continue the latter amount she is believed to that at le«»t one of tb«-:n will bo cap­ beach.
«Itoatton I» now roali««-! to b« crltii-al
lieve lliAt wo should he shut 0*11 flou»
Tho most conpleto and rotfable «tory
a1 ot and killed I itn-.-lf near tbst City. th- [«a*« negotiations, in view of the have ci|'**ndrtl some 410,000,000 or ture«) shortly. The -lea-l man has not
So far ab tlie Spantani» are eorn*ernod, It, and I <!>> not think that there la the
An hour previous the bank had icen severity of the terms prnpo**** I by th« f I l.iHiO.OOO In lighting the United brt'n idenlifte«!. It is thought that tho of tho wreck obtainable comes from
perliap« tbey • an he l«*ft to t«k<> care of l**a«i -langer of war anywhere if we are
c|.««.-f by order of the oor.troll«» of th«- United States commissioners.
The Fiate« and a fiart in attempting to <] im >II men wore novices at the train robbing Frank Fogartv, s member of tb« tiiom«**|v«w, hot the forcign reeldenU
tar sight**-! emmgh to make Itkmiwn to
Ysqtlina life-saving crew, who has
currency. The failure 1« a l-sd one, American demands cell for rr**ion of the 1 h111pplne insurgent» A reasona­ game. They «•• ured no booty.
al lluilo are differenti» rvgarded.
the work) just wl-at w» Want an t ju«t
patioll*'! th** l-'o* h in the vi uity of
and all the c«>unty anti city funds are the Philippine« and payment to Spain ble guc»« at Ih«* »um for the tender
IlFftkrntnn Killed In a C'oliltlon.
what w« intend to Jo. Let our govern­
the
wre.
k.
Captain
Clark
order»'!
him
involved.
MORE
SHIPS
FOR
NAVY.
of 4jo.-x-o,,
would I** (10,000,000, although It may
Dunsmuir, Cut, Nov. 22.—A fatal
ment have wiedotn In It» foreign pulley
back to tho station, which ba-i been
An el«« trie wtr«-«-t *ar of the Tacoma cable rights In other islands, am! com* fall Indow that.
railway a«x-i*l«nt occurred at an early
and It* lr<atm<'nt of our merchant ma­
The Cuban question mny come again lio.ir this morning thr«*o miles east of entirely ilesert«**l, except hy th«* wives Three «UBÌ-- Spanish Ve««« I, to ti«
railway lino wat derailed five rnil«w l-lian-» by Spun with »11 of the«« de­
Il«lar<l «t Manli»
rine, ami tho gentil» of American Its-
tomorrow. The American oimniission Itelta. Th«- regular w< -tm-und freight ot the Crew, to guard th«*ro tonight.
from th« heart of the city on the Hlclla- mands not lat-r than Novenil-er JH.
vontlon and enteri-riwi will -Io Its
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Washington,
Nov.
JL
—
The
United
rvaitn lln«. by th« controller refuaing to
Dr. Htepbea It. Tyng, president of had thought the discussion on that train, No. JU, hn-i a pair of -mr tru» ks
tost."
shut off the currant on a heavy down ti-<* American Chamber of Commerce point finish«-! but the Spanish commis­ off the rail, am! while the orew waa penalty of their folly with their liv»-e,'’ > la tea navy will s«»»u p»»'« more tliAli
sioners are repot tod to have declare«! engaged in replacing the car on tho said Fogarty. "Not one eaca|-'l, un­ a rprlnklmg of foreign.built warablpa.
.
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CHINA ANO THIBET
die*! in Part*.
last w,' k that the mortagage» imjHwod track, a •!<'■ lai freight train i ru»li>- l less be is (x nnixl up In tho forecastle, A lmirul Dewey ha» ii.f -tni«-*l the navy
lera by striking the side of a cut 10
Tri .bl" among the miners at Pana.
to ?»e rt'leiiO'l tonight or tomorrow.
i|<'|’«r,m*-iit tbat he has contracted with T Fot* tri» Htawlng Krlw»»«» Ib« T w «»
by Spam on the Cuban «« well a* on
feet deep, through Which It was trar- l
Illa, )>a« broken out am w, and troO|W tbe I ’ h i 11 p p I no revenues must not l>* Into the catxxMro. leaving the latter in
"The survivors have started the story a Hong Kong firm of wrocker» lo raise
talallr < outBltl««.
Ing
Rev. n persons were aboard, en i
lialv«-a
on
tho
boiler
of
the
engine.
Ono
have b«-*-n cent to the jeetre.
Impaired or questioned.
This would brakeman, J. U. le-sl«, was in theca- down on the beach ti at tho wro* k ta Ihr«'* of th«* Spanish war voasels sunk
Vaneonver, 11. C., N -v 19—Accord­
all rewiv.'l Injuries.
more tlie result of aarol«Hwne»« on the In tho battle of Manila last May day
The First Illinois volunteer infantry,
John Collina, an employe of the O. which saw s*-rvie« in tbo trench*-« nt comi'd the Amir an commissioners b-xise. He waa mortally woumled, ami part <>f the captain than of adverse The coal of raising the »hips am! put­ ing to late. Oriental a-lvt- - « there i»
trouble brewing between ('hin» and
soon
—
and
probably
tomorrow
—
lo
de
­
died while being taken to Delta for
¡L A N. Company, was fatally Injuted Santiago, La» been mnaterod out ol
wratliar. Il Is to tho effect that the ting them in thorough repair will be TlilbeL A Ya- liow dlapatch »ays:
mand whether Spain means torepu hate n li- al aid
There were no other fa­
t-y a prematuro bla-t h'.u Meacham, •or vic«.
the pl» in «ompa t of th« protocol to talities. Tl-e track was cleared lor the Atalanta was r»''ing livti the coast (600.000.
"The prefect of Yaoirow ha» arrived
W ash.
The v«*»»e!a to lie rui«- -! are gnntavat« from Thibet, whllh- r I-" was aent to
Advices received from Seoul say the relinquish sovereignty over and title to Oregon expr«-«s without the an! of a with another sailing ship to make bet­
War pri-paratl ns <*■ • tlnn- at Hot g t’otean government has i»au«d orders (liti*.
ter time, ami having a morn advan- of large typo, an*!. In the opinion ol wtlla up trouble* following upon th«
wrecking crow.
K»ng without
alialenn-nl, and the that foreigners are to be stopped from
t ig- '-ii.« tack, against the southwester, Chief Constructor lllchborn, they will Chang lungi in’s raid into Clianlui amt
Thr«-e weeks ago th» Spanish commie-
M‘4» Will 11««y nn laliartrl.
I s Steered cl- «•* Into C «|s- F llweathar. t-e the very l>«r»t kiml of craft lor the Ih-rge last year The whole ral-li'd -lie-
tnin'-e in the Lad .Mum ¡-aaa have I«' n tra-llng in th«* interior.
«loners accepted the Cuban article in
U
H-Oiingivn,
Nov.
*351.
—
Tho
arqalale
charged.
Tho Canadian crui*«r Petrel haa the protocol without conditions save lion <>f am inl.in l in the ('krolint« gnoip, Not **' . ing th-- lighthouso, he »np|-*«« -l protection of the Utilt«»d States' Inter* tr - I l-as tunen given over to Lhaa»aan«l
th«* vessel to lie sotm* distance from - -ta iu the Philippin« and along ths Lama rufav, a ratroceaslon of atinei«*l
G< nural Mlles in a «|-«-ch delivered eeitc I a number of tlah nets near Han- that Its embodiment In the treaty
<>wn»-<1 |.jr .Spain, will In» pait of the shore. This can«»! him tu continue Asiatic o* a-t
at the New Yolk chamlwr «I oominere« dusky, (1, iielotiglrig to American •houhl depend on an agrivment here ou
territory on the ¡-«art ol China that is
work i>( the Pari« pea»*«» eonmooiHon.
his southeast tack too lobg.
banquet, say» the L'nlbd Htales m< »1 fishermen, »nd which, It Is claimed, all the articles of the piotoeol. Re-
as little <wnprei.* n»lble as tho 'a>»li-a-
('able rotn urn nivation N't Ween the
"The logtaxik at the life-saving sta­
protect the Cutxn».
w* re In Canadian water*.
otilly, however, Spain's representa­
lion* of the Russians in Cores. There
L’rule*I Htat< « and Manila
la Bono- tion shows that Thursday morning, l-o- * Hpukane, Wasb.,4Nov. JI —A Lew-
are th-we who say that China I* appre­
Th«- four-mast«*) sehiwmer Talofa, tives have sai l that the Cuban matter luln 1« regarded n< death
The survey of th« w»«t . ntran«^» <d
let"ti
spwlal
to
the
Hpok-
«:nan-R«vlew
>, should tween mi-lniglit amt 0 o'clock, wh**n
hensive of hto growing Iml* jer -lene«
the proposed Nicaragua canal lia> I mvu ('»plain Flat* her, from Guantanamo had only boon temporarily pas««'l and wv occupy tho 1« I nu el it, • •■•I Guam tho Atalanta was on this tuck, the Cape «ays.
was
still
in
abeyance.
for
Port
Tartipa.
in
ballast,
has
been
thii»h<-d, and the map, with soundings,
A gr> al strike of high grad« or« Is ot the Lamos and as the treaty ta tw<-«n
i«l*nd( in the La «Irone gro . , and one Foulweathvr lighthouse was «on e*! I
England and Thll t r tplies thi• year,
totally wrecked on C-oauta«d Island, off
plait««) an I tbo contours pot In.
of the Onrollno odend* woe Id t>« useful by fog and heavy sheets of rain. Nev­ reported n* ir the Snowshoe pass, on
DOING THEIR BEST
she ta afraid the Lamas may opnn a
th«
Wanen
trail,
JO
mil«w
south
ot
mm interinodiarv «lalionc
The rumors circulated in London that the eastern «*aa| of Yucatan, ami the
The aoqtlgi- ertheless, the survlv- rx, a
rding to
roa«l for the British from Darteeling to
th» American t1««-t was on ths |«>lnt ol captain and »erm of th«* m-n have ar- »paailartls IV ill lie «>»« uf Cabs by
lion of one of the Cartdinr iRluiidu, oon- report, -Io not rtru«« ttho ¡ol" y of the Floi- t ■«•, Idaho. A big stamp«-*!« from
Lbasea. ’’
rivi-l
st
Progreso,
two
of
the
men
h»v-
teal's ISay.
*i>h<red miitable for a cable Mation, captain. Had not a ra«-e Ixen ou, they Florence is reported.
starting for Kutepe, «tu».»! great « I
The Florence correspondent of tbe MANILA COURTS
< Iteuicnl in ooium- r lai and sm ial cir­ Ing t »en drown««*!.
REOPENED
Havana, Nov. IB.—Captain-General wouhl involve a tnonoy con«Ider»tion say, he would have taken no such
Spofctwman-Review reports that the
The ship Atlanta, wb!«h-til* 1 from Blanco received from Paris to lay a and the Polled fltatet will pay Kfmin chances. ’’
cles.
• trik* was mad-* between th- now fam­ "tpattleh J uri gai a lls-wr < I w II < ■ •«»• Am*r
Fum»s ol burning -ngar on board lbs Tacorn«, loaded with wli«-at for Ca|w cable authorixlng him to draw on Paris .i rt t-t iiabb' | iio’ for Jl# reUnquuh-
Iran Judge« < ritti I ft-a I < «••«.
Atalwnt« Sall*.l «*»-•<>> Teonas.
ous Buffalo Hump and Thunder moun­
American ship Kenilworth, from Val- Town, ran ashore near Alee* bay. HI«« f«»r f J,IHtO,'"Hl gold, to l>e applied lu ui«*nl.
Tacoma, Wash., Nov. JI.—The Brit­ tain.
Victoria, B. O., Nov. IB.—Advice«
paralso to New York, cauaed tbe death had a crew of 27 men, Only two ot th» j*aym«*tit of th« Spanish tnaq » in
< ttban ini tier* W ill Ila» I'eltl.
ish ship Atlanta left here I -I ■ ilurday
Th« great vein is from BO to VO feet by the steamship Empties of China are
>d thi<«e men and nearly that of a whom got ashore. Tb« vessel was Cut«. This amount la in addition to
New York, Nov. II.—A llerold die« with (63.000 worth of «beat, for Dei-
broken
tn
two,
and
la
probably
a
total
wide, atr-l carrlea an • I uti lanoo of fr-w to the effect that the Manila taw courts
the
pt«M-«-.-ls
nt
the
diati
for
tCJ
.1,1'00
fourth.
patch from Havana nayt: The Cuban ago inay. fro.oh Afridi. She was !n
have tvs'uuml bw«io««* with . luni.ii
gol*i.
Baron Waldeck IV ViJ)a«»1!, •« A’l?- loss Hhe was commando«! by Captain hy (he M'*'!'i'l g*»vef?jme!5t CO LncdoO. army will receive one year’« pay on
command of Captain Charles McBride,
Tho Salmon river rune through the judges to hear all civil eases and Amori-
which was »old here last week.
trlau md-leman, and a captain of ths Charles Mcltrid«
December 10. Nnlea for the l>alat.*<*e
Th» Spanish authoritina are making will I m * leaned and tho tioo|W will then of Greenock. Scotland, where he has a clAims.and the country never ha* much flan judges to hear all criminal ca»ew.
Two freight trains on the Chicago,
Hevcnth volunteer infantry (immuno*).
wife. The ship loft horn with 87 men, snow.
Homo disquieting news has been re­
strenuous
efforts
to
complete
the
evacu
­
Hock
lelat.d
-V
Pacific
r»||i
f«-d
at
M*w
Is In diagraeti, and has left Islington,
be dlaban led. Th»« tnfonnotlon cvui < m the only name« of those on record here
ceived a« tn the health of the American
Tug r««isr»*l I aua»n*4.
ation
by
the
end
of
the
year.
row, la Ona man was killed and one
Ky, fur parts unknown.
from an oflb * r of General Garcia*« living tlioee of the captain and the fol­
Vallejo, Cal., Nov. JL—The United ttonjo at Manila, fn addition to ths
Martinique has been aelectc<l a* thè ji*r»<inal M j (Y. In aiioeo word Implicit
There is » repot In Wa«hlr gt< n that Injure*!, A wrecking train which waa
lowing, who joined tbe resovi al tills Htatiw steel tug Pswtucknl was laeuehed great amount of malarial and typhoid
place
of
ren-texvous
of
the
Spanlrh
alxiut
to
start
tn
the
scene
from
Wilton
conH<h*nce may be plaerd. From what
during the delay which bas occurred.
at the Mare inland navy yard today. fever prevailing, malignant omallpoi
The acmrre th«* money will come cannot I «a port as seamen:
Kpain has been able to form some sort was run into by a f«*l mail tram. naw for evacuation pur|«»*<-a.
D. F. Green, A. B.
11, , 81 Chapel
Cha
place, She was christen«*»! by Mme Heather has appeared.
Deaths iu hospitals
Spanish
aunllaiy
cruiser«
Patriota
ami
The
fireman
■
t
the
mall
tiain
was
I
m
»
!
staled, but that the United Ktaten ha« Dublin; J. Webber, . _
of coalition with the European powers
A. __ B. , , . 188 Forty-
will average alxoit 100 a month.
to back up the prefer.si<-r » she ha» b «n ly hurt an IS men of tho work train Meteore, pntrha»«.| in < rei many tx-fore guararitevd the loan it almo«l certain. Second street. New York, H. A. Jacob­ Baiter, thu llttl« -laughter of Naval
There Is a leper scare in Manila.
Constructor W. J. Baxter. In the pr«*e-
the outbreak of tewtillllca, are«-i|»-cted
making in tbe negotiations
An Inter­ njur«*l, some seriously.
IlSilrll l'ottrll !*••<].
son, A. B., Stockholm; J. Smith, Fins­ ence of thousands of Spra tatorv. The Through m-glect ot Spanish officials
here
on
Dt«e<-mb«-r
IS,
and
will
ennvoy
Do*
American
and
Spanish
commis
­
esting fenturo of the matter is tbe re­
London. Nov. 88. — Sir
George bury; G. Coralla, ('aliaci; J Jones, Pawtucket is 102 feet long, la ol 3JS nearly 800 le|*rs escaped confinement.
fusal of the authorities tn order ths sioner» in agreeing npoo Jsnuary 1 as the Spanish I -' its from Cuban port« to
Smythe Ha len Powell, the eminent po­ Valparaiso; N Sorensen, Bergen; G. tone, and Is elpecte«! to d«v«l«>p 460 Orders have been laeoed that all lepore
Maitinlque,
wheie
the
Raphllo,
Ponce
muster out of the voltintenre who re- the -late of Hpanish evacuation of
litical economist and authority on col­ Fraser, 82B Monroe street, Philadel­ hmsepower. Hhe will make 12 knots be arrested an I sent to a small unin­
Cnl*a took a pr«-c«x!enl from the treaty de Ito,'ti and Concha, troni Pm to lib o,
eenlly return«»! from Furto Rico.
have already a - iuld<«l, and Inuu onial affair«, who repteaented the phia; It. Cold, 74 Flanders street, por hour. Iler boiler ami engines are habited Island southeast ot Lu son.
of
peace
enteted
Into
60
years
ago
l«e-
Thera has tx-en remarkable activity
Kirkdale division of Liverpool In parl­ Liverpool. J. Mark«, BrightwooJ addi­ almost rompleled, and the Pawtucket
winch point all will sail for Spain.
A I »Iter Fr«»m r*4»ry.
aliout tbo war department for several tween Mcii.xi amt the United State«
iament, in the conservative Interest, tion, Indianapolis.
will l*e iwa-ly for oommiaaloti by Jauu-
Waterville. Pa., Nov. IB—A letter
days In th«* way of preparing the trixipa when an agreement waa made as to the
VlrfiHx nt
Fira».
The
Atalanta
was
of
only
1,698
tons
since |s'l, died to lay in his Sint year.
ary I.
__ _______ ______
just received fiom Lleuti tianl Robert
for trice in lands beyond the Vnltnl date of the American occu|iation to
register. She was built in 1686, owned
Toledo, O , Nov.
JJ. —After two
f ■ttni hlftg nt th« W l»cou4ln,
Then, as now, H was known
Flploalort In a I4«xk«< Fnrlorr.
E. Peary, by J. F Hill, says that prob­
(Rate*, An order bas been lasm- l di­ cr»*«
by N. Hill, of Scotland, «nd wav worth
m >ntha' of s-ar«di, an l the recovery of
Chicago
Nor. Jl.—Tbe
United ably uo message will l-e received from
liu
N »r. f’J. — A di«p«tab to probably ('0.000.
iscting al least ten regiments ot the that all the troops coo Id not be em- IH Jeu.I, tho grain handlers at tbo
The Hope
regular army now stationed in north- l-ark-'l l*y tho -late agrc«-d upon. The­ Union elevator found tbe holy of an ibe Prater Lk>y<l from
Captain Kenny, Lloyd's surveyor States battlo-shlp Wisconsin will tie him tor several years
western forts and poets to bold them- oretically the Hpanish occu(*atton will unknown man today. Ill« appearance lluuHa, at i > im e«>ntl or nee of the I -igul here, thinks probably the kart ship Is lannebed at Han Franoiaco Saturday, cleared the ice Arid all right, but Lieu­
selves in rea-linese for Immediate trans­ cease January I, though II Is belter« d indicated him to be a well to do man, sml ths Bug. My* that JI perrons have the tierman l*ark Atalanta. J.100 tons, November 26, and will tie christened tenant Peary expresses fears that the
portation and service in «topical ell* thal 28.000 S|*anish troops will still ami it i« snppwaai he wa« visiting ths ! .:. killed th.-.*s by an ««piosi-.u iu a which he says Is en route from Santa t>y Mis* Elisabeth nicpi.<-nson, daughter Windward may be delayed by the Ice
remain in Cut*a,
of Isaac Stephenson, «if Marinette, Wia. cloning In.
malea.
R walla. Central America, and more
slsvalor at tbe time ot tbo expluoion. rocket factory.
tr«l«»i«n Ku» l»**wa.
likely
to
bn
carried
Into
the
shore
by
Minot !!•*•
Anil < Igarsll« l.aw.
Fifty-seven officers of the r«*gular
Death In Vin» Wils Kaptos.
Oraslng »h««r ■■ K««e»»atl«as.
N«w York, Nov. 82.— G. W. Rog. re, the southwest wind that Is «ai l to have
Knoxville, Tenn . Nov. 82. —The
Husbands and wives traveling to­ army have sone In the servioe, and two
Victoria,
B. C., Nov. IB.—P»»»en-
Washing!'
n,
Nov.
JI
—
The
right
of
of
Camden,
employ««!
as
a
conductor
prevailed. Another Gorman ship, At­
gether In Norway, Austria and Hun­ generation« of tha same family are even antl-cigaretto law pa«»e*i by the last
on th« Amlxiy division of tbe Pennsyl­ alanta. salted from British Coltimita th« government to prosecute criminally gers of the steamer Dlrlgn, which ar-
Tennessee
leglslatur«
ta
drolarol
con
­
gary pay only Ono fare and aiialRon the more trnjiienl in ths navy. Ths Het-
vania railroad, ami II. G
Rue, bag- November 4, in command of Cai ’»In l*r»ons grating »heep on all fore«t res­ rived tonight from Skagway, bring news
railways.
frl Igo family furnlahea throe genera- stitutional in an «(.inion given to the
gagemaster of the Rogers' train, were Durmer, with salmon for London, but ervations, eseept In Oregon and Wmh- of the drowning ol two mon In the
Mrs. Fred IXiuglaae. widow of ths tl-iria—from a lieutenant to an admiral. pros* today by Judge ( al ls ell, of the ktll«xl at Rahwav, N. J tonight Ttwy that ship should bo pant Oregon '-mg ington, was sustaine<l In a decision Fifty-Mile rapid», on tlis Yukon. Four
supreme oouit of tbe state. Tbe opin­
colored orator. Is to go on the lecture
The life insnran.e companies doing
rendered today by tbe attorney general. m n left l-akc Bennett on a scow Sep­
bad completed their run for the J»y. liofoie this.
platform to deal with the history of tbs bn-inesa in Canada have agreed hero- ion doc I ar os that cigarettes are not le­ ami were walking to tbe depot to take
Secretary Bliss raxvntly asked as to tember 81. with 80 tons ol provisions.
gitimate
artlcliw
of
commerce,
because
race In this country.
after not to a<x*ept risk« on the Ilves of
T*« V«rs«a« Iturnr.l I« Dxalh.
whether such prosecutions would lie When the scow roached Fifty Mile her
a train for home, when they were run
they are wholly noxious and deleteri­
Lieutenant Jules G. Ord, eon of Gen­ married women, unless they happen to ous to health, and therefore are not down by the Chicago limitnl, east-
HL Petersburg. No». JI. —In a large under one of the Snriee of regulations warns o|-etie,| and aheaank. Two men,
eral K. O. 0. Ord, who was killed in l«e the breadwinners of tho family! or, within the provision of the f«*deral con­ ta utid. Their Ixxlloa were out up and Are, which completely destfoyixi an recently issued for tbe preservation of Smith ami llallowav, swam ashore,
the battle of Santiago, was a great- In other wor«ta, «bully Independent ot stitution protecting h-gitimate com- ecatterr«! along the track for sour« dis­ extensive shed, 10 persons were buiuod tbe forests, and tbs decision holds that but the other two, whose wamee aro
their busban«!«.
unknown, were drowned.
tance.
they will.
grandson of King George IV.
to a«hea.
meraw
Mark Twain Is said to show the
Rudolph Neumann, general ag'-nt of
K«t««r Mill Mni Vlalt
kip|o«l»n in Fari««
MfiiBRrr« *»f • Mlw«t*»n<ry.
A Qn«rr> tesa'« Mlstsh«.
Ilsslh «r g«bn W. Ksslsy.
the Alaska Commercial Company, affects of Ids recent effirta and to bo
I>>n>l«>n, Nov. It.—A dispatch to tbe
Berlin, Nov. 19.—An official tele­
Paris,
Nov.
88.
—
A
terrlfic
eiploelon
Portsmouth.
Nov. 18. — By an
Philadelphia, Nov. Ji.—John W.
while inspecting the Sitka mine Cnga aging rapidly.
here from Valetta,
tilt» afternoon in ths ('afe do t 'ham
Daily Telegraph from Shanghai says gram receive.!
accidental eiplosion today. George
Keeley, the inventor of the Keeley mr>-
fell JOB feet to the bottom of tbe shaft
pesili,
under
thè
offices
ot
thè
Havaa
that the Rev. Mr. Fleming, a mission­ island of Malta, says the emperor and
Joaquin Miller, the poet, who is Ferguson, a quarryman, i» <lying, two
tor, died today at his home In this city
and was Instantly killed.
agro, y. A wotnan was killol outright
ary, and a native evangelist, were empress of Germany sailed for Pola,
building hla own tomb in the Csli-
of his children are dead, and hts nife
from pneumonia. He was ill on Rat-
The National A«eoeiatinn of Manu­ f-irnta wo««!», has us»'l only flint and
and righi persona were aeriotisly in-
murder«*! In th« recent attack by the at the northern end of tbe Adriatic
ami another child aro disfigured f< r
urday
last
and
continuad
to
giow
stead
­
facturers and Jo! here of Threshing Ma­ tils ma««»nry will last for centuries. In
life. Ferguson poured th« contenta <>f jnrod. It la thonght tbe «Xfihwlwa waa ily worse until hla death. Mr. Keeley rsta-ls in th« town of Kwl Fit, In the •ea, from which port they will travel
chinery met tn fn llana[«ills In annual the rock he haa cut the words: "To
due lo ignited gas, bui there aro ru­
l'pl»-r Yang tse-Klang valley, when overland direct for borne.
a oso of blaating powder Into thè Oook-
woe 61 years of age, and leaves a
»« -«ton and el.-« ted as pteel lenl 3 E the Unknown.*’
more ot an anarchist ploL
th« Catholic mission there was burned.
etove,
supposing
II
to
be
coai.
willow.
Hlllot Vlr1b»4
Brown of Mansfiol-I, O.
II». C»r4well l’rofcol.4.
The funeral of Mrs. S. (L Barris, in
f-on l- n, No». 82.— Th« Royal G«o-
The authorities found nearly (10.000
< h»mb*p|«lB*a Ml ••Ion tn 4mnr1r<*
A Tl* Contrari.
Paris, Nov. IV. —La Petit Repnb-
Washington, Nov. JI. — Herbert C. lique «ays that during the recent trial
secreted In the home of Oscar O*- Atlanta, Ga., was ma-ta a public affair
Paris, Nov. gl.—La Patrie today
The Northern Pacific Railway Com­ graphical b-xiety ha« issued a formal
borne, who was run rd ere I near Rlch- owing to the fact thal tbe dead woman pany bas contraete»! wllh \V D Wright, a pi*« I for funda to III out an Antartie •ays: “Jiamph Chamberlain has re­ Cani well, of the Heonnd Oregon, has of M. Zola for liliel, Count Eaterhasy
Aeld, O., hy robbers while trying to ha i earned tho title of "Mother of At­ of Rathdrnm. Idaho, for 40,000 lisa, exepldtion. Alfred llartu«w<«rtb, pro* tort I from Amarli» with a -baft of a l«w>n promoted from captain ami regi­ was overheard to say that General
make him tel) where bis atone} was lanta'’ In 184J by bearing tbe first , whirh are to be dellvered al thè mouth prie tot of the Daily Mall an I th« Ev«a- treaty with the United States ounce*I.d mental surgeon to major ami chief sur­ HI I lot, eg minister of war. gave him
irbilJ burn In that city.
geon of volunteer».
Ing News, haa offered íé.l-VlX
bidden.
in hla pocket».'’
W.WV franca fur forging tbs bordereau
of Fullach oreek eerly tn thè «prlug.
X
•CIO
.
OREGON