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’ • intt c fe L LAIEH NO NtWS Two American shije aro quarantine»! 4t Japaneas porte wilh thè piago«. Near Birmingham. Ala . two negl or» OkKOON were kllled and one Wunndwd by stilb i ing minerà •CIO T ÏHf NEWS Of IHf INK Bleak sitili an i pneu.nonia-b»ewl- ing f<>gs are threatemng di se a se lo Ore guu'e brave roldiers cam)w*i et thè Nat» Francisco Preenhi. To Julv I, Ititi, tl»e Unilwd States governtnsnt has juiid in pxmsfows |3.- i 591.4JM 919 VI -u' Ie Ibis i «um te yet to be patd. The rivic Iwleiat.un <>f 1’1« cago D«at I will Investigate trutta, bus eswt lutisi» He» «*ral Joe W|.«« er Las »lattei for lo 450 trust» and n-ni binai ione askmg .M n Is. I 30 pei tinelli questiona. Nsw York, Wednesday, shipped Fifteen Austrian eoa! minerà. wh< l70,0U0 ounces of g««l«i tu Euru|»e. l ame tu ibis country in vndatiun ot It is tx’ing l-* rnr | in some lite contiact latwr law, are being «ie- sectnmsof the East fur er« re Vary <4 l-.rte l trota Nrbra»ka and lowa. war. The Indiana of <>klaL««ma Territory British soldiers have l»een ordered to are largely engagé»! m dancing, in pf«x «-e l to the Cepe, presumably to • pile • f thè efforfs of thè g>tvernm«-nt io prereni the practica and troubla •• light the Boers. ' faared. After a thorough cleaning the i«etlle- A n oi bei trolley strike is on in llrok •h p L»wa La» txwn floated out of the ! lyn, N. Y. No fat it lias not be*rti a* Purl Orchard dry dock. * effect its as thr strike of |N9&. but there Dr, Tuttle’s ’’thorite.*' the new I .gh • »»•> t« Hit g how faf*re^< hitig it may eipl.raive, was tested at Kandy Hook i lxr«<*ti>e. and p!«»uounced a sue- •’••. At Lil*eitvville. III , following a < a I ta»n Welkin« frank ly aim : ts that family quarrel, Mrs George Treitrr his m>•< al< nlat o*> • « i* •! the »< < i lent shot «nd killed her m«»ti«ri, Mr* lu the efrain»bip Parle t'hristian Fuse, wounded her husband Th* «educational «onv«>ntion opened at. I killed her*»*If, Hi«’ gate« were al lx*e A .g The new treaty between Argentina weltiumwd by Governor Gage. ami th* l’nil«*d Mtatee give« a re»I ucRon t* n el- henge in duties on Argentina sugar, hide» The A' • tn T« i ears the beevy rains t*rnefite-i and an-l wool, and on American c an •»«**! ruined an equal proportion of the cot* goods, timber an-f certain foods. ton crop. Captain Amlrrw», *'th* lone lavi «•••neral Gillela dr Sanguiseppet the gatior," who |rft th* Atlantic coa»l tn . • June for England In a IT f»*ot 1» at, ¡uriit as a s| y, has Ixieo h <s I . en picke*l up 7<H) mil« * fr< m the t<ardon«*l. Irish o»asl in an eiba<>»ted otrndiliun Ti «* French government is attempt* Japan is now on a new l>a»is aii I the ihg to isiee revenue by 'ellmg out the f»«« ti n «if eatra territoriality is at an L». ks «J mate h l«*«v •. which srv a state r<> I. New treaties between Japan am! monopoly, to “»It»i«lw a-l Vertiarra. . the I’nIt«*»! Mat«-«» ami E iropran and The New York World says the presi» dent !• prrpxt ng tosulm t to the <’<>• Lans t«» vote ti|M«n whether lh»y will have Independence <M atm«>&atn*ii. >*»uth American c»uutil«*s have gone iuio effect. A * .« I derat 'ruent <■ • • urre.1 al Blue «nt, near Delta, Cal. The rar «»n wh><h Gk»ve»n«’r Geet and party war* rMurnitig fr«»m >.»n Er am i* •» j<iin|w* I the its- k, and narrowly «»•«'•pe»l going off a bridge N-i ot>e wra* •rii«tu*ly in j fl red» Cane la, it is su l, will send rn<><inte*l lohce to IL* I'orrupine r**gwm, which I» in dispuie'l territory, and the t’nitol bistre will reo|ond by •« riding tr«s>|«e to Pyramid hartior. The presi lent lias r< n(lrm«^l and Tinplate workers throughout the c*unmis*i«>ned the «»fibers rrx’uitimend* omintry, to the tiumt*er of nearly 50,- « I Ly General Olis fur the Thirty stilb Uoo have r«*»uni«*d work after an idle* an I Thifty*eevrnth volunt« rr regi» I new «»f two w«*«*ks. They will receive n . n»». t .»w bfilng «. an advance i»f 15 |«er cent and So |>er Philippines. ' rent furtliet Iwcause of ti»« recent rise The war department has annnut ewd in tinplate, t i > •. *' ■ ■ I • < • p’. • r ■ ; • f t Th* English annual naval mat • users nt llevara fot June were 11,013. Lave bogun. * f Agricultural implem«*nts have ad* IHW® are, to I « ess t< |5 14«,*10 1 he van--rd in pri*r <»tl« fia» cal led that he will raise I w < • t • g i n «* n t s < 4 V e t e r e n ». bpanlsh consular ufil-**»« will be toe- tvgniBrd m nur new islands Z « » f ru I p 1 V «• * t «the will not Wilts <d the Ihryfus »ase. Twenty thousand nagtoee aie death tub In Ilio fhx» ie-l distric ts of T • lAI, and are being fed. lion. W. J, Bryan aseen-fed Pike’s Prak in < «dota lo, where tie Was lend* vied an ovation. John !> Rockefeller has purchased « tiri »iva iron miurw « ii Î. i.vhi i»lan ¡s in British I < lumi a. • • f Nebraska an I the l>ak« L gun a liri ci war dai - e al 111 • Lave lh<xtur, Two teachers wero killed ani II |«ai>MM*ngere injured st Newman, (’al., Ly a collision l»<’lwe« u freight an I pat* svitgei trama General J««* Wheeler's seat in cw»n* gr«*M will probably tw*»h*«lar«d vacant. An industrial Commission will in* vest gale the siiidler troubles III (ufo- ra«lo. (beat Britain’s argument Vrt»ri«)«4an buun lary dispute plated. in A war department order |x*rmita rot «hers* families lo purchase fuel ami supplies at |MMi prices A tul*e tiust ha» t> < n formed. II will he the third largest st«*el ami Iron moot | »or at ion in ti»e world. Ntil-s» 11 pt ion looks have liren opaned in this country and Eur«q>e for the gold h .«n to Mriico. It will amount to fl 10.0V 5. (MM. I s presidciit has spr>ln1«*l Colonel Alfr«*d E Bate* paymaster general of the a* my, to succeed General Asa I! Caret, retired. The Necoml Oregon regiment baa ar* rived safely in Kan Trancierò. Th* health of the regiment is good, an«l Al < it < nnati the llaltimors A Ohio there were no usualUcs ou the trip S mi H i wv»tet h rallro« I ••« •> í I to a over. r»*tnmil!«*' representing the security* Nevrn |»erson« alien ly have «lied at holders, for $<’> M0,(H h ). or near New York from lockjaw, result h<- rrtary P.«*rcr, <4 the lb •• m rm- mg from Fourth ul July pistol accl* ba»sy, in an interview iti II a»i«ii>gton tlents, and others era in a precarious •aid that Russia's g»« «I railwav would r«»mhtion. O|wn up vx«l maikrts to the ( nitrii The Atlantic liner Paris, which waa blatas. • trai !• «1 on the Mana I«-», «>ff the Eng* E. W . Clark, who he» I »een to Behr* h»b «<»a»t. an-l gtv«*n up fol Io*I, ha» ing sea to l«M»k after tl r m - h I situation lx*en float«*I and la now Safe in Fal for this government. tlecLmue that seals iu«uitb barlair are L««mg «le»troyrd ea« b year al an The cruj»«*f Olympia from Colombo, atatuimg rale. C« y |on, has amv«*d al Nora ami has Uran«l ÍJuke Georg«*, Lrot* er ul the entered the canal. Admiral l)ewsy <tar. is dead at *t. l'etere! urg II« •a I that his men ami hnuarlf were in ess loin April 37, IM71, ami hai I xmmi very govel health. iti ill health f -r a number of years, A copy of the lh*lr|*ndm* la ha« a .fi«*rmg from consumption. reached Manila containing the speech It ie anno'm - I U at »pjxr • e, of which Agtiinaldo mads «luring the re almost In« r»libio ritent and ii«4m*’0f, cent celebration al Tat lac of the an* ba* Ix’en found in the Barry eo«tnd dis nual anniversary of the proclamation trict. within about seven hours* rail* of Filipino independence. Ills very load distance of Toronto. <>nt flowery, amt in it lie calls attention to TLe coat tailors of New York, it is the anil ••ijMhSiuii Mnliment hi the r*i"»rl«*d, are preparing to g»« out on a l’nite«l State». Au offer fmm a prominent firm of strike for an advance tn wag« » and a reduction of hours of I.«’ - r I » ey are shipbrokers, to pur» base the Reina said to number between I0,< kk ) and Mwrcwlee ami any an I all of the other 13,1* ”, and of these 3,600 are w.»tnen war craft captured during the late wat has aroused a suspicion that bpain is and girls. trying in this imlirr«*t manner to ob Acting Controller Mitchell has de* tain po»«« «sion of the vraeehi and thus ci dr-1 th.vl »tale naval mililiam«n who lejtoive the i fTrnow to Spanich pri«le entered tire service of the navy in the <«>i«««l by the fL»aling of the American war with bpain are entitle«) to pay flag over her ships. The navy depart from the lime they sore plod gp|M*int* mrnt will not srll any <4 these vreaele, mente either by mail or l»y entering and that anwer will be leturnrd to the tí¡ n th- duty s»’d •»«! from (he late wli««*« «•« I«««- !«'»?cr. of their <«>tiiini»siuns. An organiBo«I rfTorl is bring made to • tamp out consumption in Germany by ) resident McKinley has re • ived ths scientific metht-ls of treatment. LL. H. «legrew from s«‘Vrii colleg«*a. k ighty-four jret rent of the entire The window gl.»M combine, known •tale of Idalo is still public land, a» the American GL««* Company, baa «mounting to more than 41,000,000 again advanced the price of window acres. A jury at Scranton, Mo., passing glass. A. L. Dewar, of Chicago, lias pur» upon the death of a negro who had chaerd a •rat on lb« New York sto« k fo-en lynched, render* I a verdiet to the Thia it the •ffect that the negro climbod a tree, ei« hang«« for 110.(MH). third seat that has I << n sold fur that venture I too far out on a limb and fell, breaking lila lie*'ll. sum. kllWHf > • •• « I »*»••« Jacob Field. Wall street's greatest A letter from Alaska nata the clean* plunger, estimates ti at he has paid out np for lite preeent searon will amount (Uft.OOO in revenue stamps since the tn at least 11*.000,000, mole than '-«•ginning of the war with spam. twite last year’s yield. Johnson’s island, !«ake Erie, which Michael Lynch, formerly a Tam* ■vas famous as a prison for rel*el eul- many leader ami friend of It«««* Tsod, ¡•Ilers during the civil war, has just hat been sent to the alm«’»«»ua. at been »old at auction for 145.000. Blackwell's island, New York, with With rrgsrd to the question of the bit wife. maintenance of canteens at United Hawaiian planters are getting tirml , Mates armv poets the acting sect eta ry of Portuguese and Japan*«« lal-rrrw. 4 war said that so far as the depart* They desire 10,000 American white ment is onnrerned the matter is settled farmers shall beale in the i«lands and , in favor of maintaining the present eye to secure them will offer sp« dal in* teia. ducenjcnta. Holt T-» • < •s»»«»t^ ' Al A *r < Venlo Part |»ie«l al th* I « r* 1 *Mal>«» •». climate I «u«t • arvful at trnlom io Vernai M . . a . «... Hou I Piti «nal trai l. Io» Ho. IS WI the Il a»i \ F ('Ar«»» .... «.It *r ««pen io (AU year ) I Die H« w ‘»uii'l g Au Grati Holt. Ph B . 1'rt.K.iwl LIKELY 4'wl»w4 •«•<•• Will Jal» JwNa Kwil 1» < <*•«•»•• »f < bias New York. July 17. —A special to the Herald fmm Washington save: Insurgents Lost Thirty-Five While President McKinley will lake all necessary steps fur the pmtection Men in the Fight. 4 Americans and their intoiests in China, there is no likelihood Dial be will join with Great Britain in coere TWO CAVAIRYMIN WOUNDED ing tl e Pekin g*>vrrnmenl to give si* trgurdiiaary eonreweiotui lu Anseiicans ami British uiliSenS. A high uffi tel said regarding the Rnwkni of W. || Fa«*«»« s. of W.»»i i ¿*- 1 , that the ad ministration bad n intent, n t a* bmihg with Great Britain or any other Menila. July IS —l«aks Laguna de government in the interest of its oili* Bev IS being |«atroll*d by three troupe sens. Nalurslly. the pres blent strwwl rsa-ly. of the Fourth cavalry under <’spiale M<i»raw, and the army gunboat Sept b« said, to afford all reasonable and dan, commanded by Lieutenant l»arsen lawful pr«»trctK.n to Americans in for The for e rnskes its headquarters on eign r«> itttrir». ai d Mr Paie>»i.e would an island, l«ving on raer«x»s, in which undaHibtwIly r«Ketve th s ausersnee. It ba« Been tl»e policy of tl e administra* the men are tuw«*d ab»*ut to make ut» expected visile tn towns where there tl- n nut to adv«- ate any •lecial Ameri are small forc«*e of Insurgents, for the can Industry to the Chin«*» govern ment ln«tru- lions •» nt to ths Amen* purge«** of keeping th* rebels moving Tueedav th» truope had an engjge »an minister in Pekin some time ago meni at Mantilupa. on the su ith roast •aid: ol the lake They found 6 -) insur **ln th* advancement of American enterprises In ( bins and the effoits gents there, entrenched near the si>ors u s is in Ie! 4 f of th* Chineve for* gn The Napidan shelled the tab«’Is. n«rm iwrlng IIS. lande! ar* I <lr«»ve them by office, you «1 <>u!d t»e cautious it» giving • sharp running fire to the hills, where what might I «> u< lerst«»»l as the gov they were t»>» strongly entrenched fu« ernment's md«»ise*uet»t «4 the financial «landing of Hie person« seeking con th* small force to atta« k them Two of the cavalrymen w« re wr » in ! tra« la with that <»f China. Briefly speaking, yon should employ all proper e were f »u t ! It is Supp- se ! that the metfoMe for li eestmsion of Amsnean cummer« ial interests in China, while enemy's lose ie 35. rtfraining fr m sdv«M*atlng the pro)»*« 1« N«»l T • »•»•(•«••«• •«* 4rt«v» ol any <»ae firm to the eaolnsiou of Nsn Franci«‘«>. Joly 15 —The neit other«. ” tran*t«urt due bers ftom Mamia is II«* It is therefore unlikely that the reil- steamer Indigna, now «»ut 94 -la«» with road syndicate in winch Mr. Fars»-n« si< k and wnunded msn f» m tlie vari i» interreted will re«»*tv* any mote run ons c»»mmai-«!» al th* fiont. Tt-e Mot* snleration or pmtotion th an any other gan City isout 33 lays with invalide, Amer < an entefpiise in ti e Celestial ami lise h<x»pttal steamer Relief is snp empire. l»o»el to I h * in Ooiu pan y with h«*v The C1 UISnl It ■ t - is it I i <t« ru i N4 MURDER AND ANNIHILATION g »« 4 a l an I is j’isl about at Honolulu. n- ‘ l «lue here f- r 10 la»« or Nhe is agwiw■ i.i«»'• riaw •»»» »>•• sight «r «»»•• more. The >. natur, with th«* Tenth !»i««b «»r M«*»illltle» al Mattila I . ., , , | , ■ 0 • • » ■ .- « « • San Fran« iscm, July 17.—The off! an I tiie Hanc'x k. with th«* First Ne. «ers of the Ktvond Oregon irguusnt. bra»ka and tha l tah Lattsry, lu laye. while verv guar fo«l in their statement», Oll» W «hl« <•«•!«» Ila.rar« Washington, July 15—A -Irspatch has t**Hrn r nivvd from <ie«i»*tal Olio, iex|ueeting that Ihete ire »ent to the Philippin« » 3.5A0 h«»i»r». in or 1er that a brig.» le « f • avalry may lx* organised for use Hl the emi of the rainy season, General <>ti» has trie«l lire L««rae*» «4 Manila and arai by counties, but none if I hr m •• « in t'» 'X» »'lits' • for < arsir y. It is the intention «>l h«** »»’la»y A!g'*r tu have lite mount» caiefullv select«*!, and lie thinks that animals from Die Southern states, not too heavy, but tough and why, will be the b«*sl. ('itv ef Pars Sail« San Francisco, July 15 —Th* (’ity of Bara ».«lied for M.imla this after* n<- »« w tth f -ir < «»mp »i i«»« «»( th»* T wen* ty f urth infantry, ¿*sj"r Wygant corn* man ling, an I two trn- ; * of the Fourth cavalry. CAUGHT IN THE BREAKERS the is COID- COMBINATION iloti w un Three Mar Hu» Man I pfeet •»«■ V ■ quina l>ra«n»<| Newport, < >r.. July 15 —Thia morn* ing about 7 o'clock, George Buroh, I rank Bri«-»l and a man kn wii na "Kea Lion Charley," want out ov«r I hr Wlirii a -nt I.» f for drep-roa flailing. wit out to the bar they saw a breaker Priest got coming and stopped thhing the boat’s bow around to meet the breaker, am! the «raft paaaad over it in safely. AnofloH ara struck thetu l>e* fore they could regain «mitrid of their I »at an I capeiied it Prie»t ««id -••a Lion (.’bailey succeeded in cabbing hull of the boat an I clinging to it, but Hurch waa not areu agtin. The lookout (ruin the life-saving ata- lion, who was on the I • <ch opposite to thA scene of the a«’« Ident, saw the lm.it cap»lx«» and hastened to the station for assistance. The crew promptly re- sj>>nfo !, and in lews than half an hour reached the »«<*ne with their life boat and rescued the two men dinging to They were nearly the upturned craft, eshausted. and could hoi have held uD many minutes more Hurch was a single man Two t r«»»M Orwgota. Washington, July 15 —Il is stat*! at the w<»r drpat tmrnt that Oregon will bo rntitird to two ap|*»intmrnis among volunteer <»fh ers None of the Ora* gon uftt. • rs were ch *en by Genatal Otis fur the regiments being raise-i in the Philippines, for the reason, it is • aid, It at none of the Oregon mm wantel to stay ami taka the | ' j «•• If Hie Oregon delegation r«* < -tumen Is men from the Nerumi Oregon fur ap* ;-»!i imeni in the new volunteers, tli»*y will ir probably i»e sei» • te-l « spistM « Uwrl»« Kan Fiancisi<». July 15. — A cablegram was received I ere tisiay. announcing the <!eath at l>ry«olt, I nglanJ, of Cap* la n Charles Goodall, of the Arm of G<xr!all, Perkins «V Co , the pioneer shipping firm of this coast, ami c«>n* ircllmg the Pacific ( *»a»l Kteamship Company, whose vrseela ply between all ttie large ports on the Pacific coast. Sight l>ss«h» yr«*m I urhjaw New York, July IS —There were eight deaths from lockjaw in ant near New York today, making 31 in ail since the Fourth of July. All but one of the fatal cases were duo to Fourth of July pistol wounds. admit tiisl the condition <>f the Ameri- « an trou|« at Manila st th«« outbreak ol hostilities bclwften Aguinal»lo and thv United Stat«*» was very critical. The capture <»f a letter sent from in »¡•Ie of «»ut lines in Matti.a t<> an rmi* •ary of Aguinaldo is probably a I that saved our armv from a terrible «li-»» ter, and p«»-«il Ie annihilation. Th» letter was taken to General Ulis, who fuun « in It the plans of a pl*»l to O|*en the gates of Manila, sa k the city, murder the guards, ami allow the Insur gent army to pour into the Atnet an campa ami surprise the men. Ths United Blates troop» wste under arm» all night to tnret the <*ip»ct. I at tempt. but spies had learned of the capture of the letter, ami the only pait of the plot tiiat was carried out was tbs burning «»f a portion ot the city. CAPE NOME’S RICHES. — First %»•••! Frem **t Ml«*hasl Fuwr Vlrn Willi S'lOOlH), firing« S.»tile, July I”.—Th» .teatner Alli i aner arri.i-d tin. mornimt from bt M ichael». She is the first vessel to ar rive from the m- uth of the Yukon this trasuH, and brings advices from th« newly discovered g«-l»l fields «»f Cap* Nome. When the Albume left St. Michaels, the season was not far enough advanced to determine the fu ture of the diggings. Prospectors, however, were oonh-letit the counit} would prove •ery rich. Pan» of from f'J Io fl are coinmuD. Only one cleanup 1 ... lw-«n in u< 1« thus far. Il was that of Ila I k - Pl ICS ami Ix'Wis Lan«* oh I la >m N o . 8. afo»v< Discovery, on Anvil Ciovk. With fotii men sh reeling eight days tl>e\ took out ftM.OOO. The Alllam** lias several pas*«*i gers ami a small amount of gold dust from Dawson. The Dell steamri to arrive will probably tm the Roan oke, which was to have t bl. Jtfich asls June V. N« Mur« Kat« Wars. New York, July 17.*—The Time« says: Official anouncemenl is to bt uia I* tomorrow of th* el*-« lion of Johr N Kennedy to the lx»ar«l <4 diievtors ol the Northerg Pacifio Railroad Com pany. Mr Kcmre«ly is <re<lit«**l with being the largest imllvidual hul«iei of Great Northern railway Securities, ami lie is said to hold over 30,<RH) shares ul Northern Pacific, Ihs ration is tsk**u to tnwan that there will be no rate war between the Great Northern ami North efg Faeifio. <>f Janies J. IL Il’s pur* sonal If lends. John Kennedy is prut a bly the clowest. Of his businews Oul , leagure, Mr. K««Dnwdy has bren Im chief. W«»s«ge F««» m l»sw«p. Washington. July IT, — Secretary , lamg r«*eive>i the following - aids uis« •age from Dewey: "Purl Said, July 17 —Olympia is involuntarily qoarati lined. As soon as the aliip is <x»ale«l, we pr«icee>l to Trirete for Pratique and re» '}|x*iat)on of the «»fl! ers am! men. " It is «aid at the naw department that the a Itnirai's rrfereme to Prat ique simply means he is g«»lng Io Tiiret« to get a dean bill of health that will enable bun to continue his voyage through the M «*d t ter r anew n without delays from ths health author- It!** St Virions points |»«w«v Will < ««I Trip Shwrt. A<sm«t Ihs <• u • rr ». mml St. P.ul July IS —Th» Northern l'». lrtc Railway Company ba. won over 1,000,1)00 acre« ol laud in ti>» auit ot th. K ■»•■r- 'i.- nl to 4< lai» i .* i .| | «rt of the lan<l grant of that ron>l, which wa, ba.rj on th» que.tlon whether th» tor- inIna. ot that road wa. al Duluth or at Aahlan-I. The dec mon of th» United Stat»« circuit court of appeal« waa iian lo.1 down thl« afternoon, and la In favor of the .ompaur'« contention that Aaiiland 1« the terminu«. Tw« Rebb»4. On* l**«d Hpokane, July 15.— Malt Neh loti was held up, lobbed and rnorlal’y shot about 11 o’clock this evening, near the Northern Pacific roundhouse He died halt an hour later. About the same time two mask**! and armed highwavmen held up the proprietor, Will Moyers, in the New York Eichange saloon, lie showed fight, was horribly beaten by three rob. I*ere. who took bis watch, robbed the ttll of the day's receipts and es« aped. The men are suppose.I to hare been responsible for both oriate«. N«*w York, July 17 —A di«pat«h to the HeraLI from Port Haiti says. The' cruiser Olympia arrived here this after- ' mx»n. Dewey, who is looking very well, has been reluctantly obliged to decline tli* invitation of Minister Strauss al ('onstantin«>ple to stay with him on th* Bosphorus. He ts an 1 tons to get to New York as soon as possible, and has d«ctded to proceed in tl«s Olympia to Trieste, where he will make a short stay for the change of air, proceeding thenet to America. Marched to Camp From the 1 ransportj SAN FRANCISCANS TURN OUT V'»r««|* K* «!•<■»* •» • <!»«•*»»• »«•»* i»ei»» »r •»«• n*4 <«»»•• €••«• »a* «MB*»I • !»»««•* San Ftanciero. July 17. —N »t ere** ih* depariure «>l thè « allfornla vulun- teets fur Il e l'htlippin* • bave ll»e stieets of Han Franeisoo presentasi s«mh • arme ul animatton a» tl«»y d»«l loday, not bave sleaiu whist le». c<nn«m ami bella create-! su>'h a rum pus. ami all Ibis in bonot ol theirgiment of < >xeg«»n «i»l«int«'«*f• and thè California tignai ^>rps wh-i havw r*toiue-l fr«>»n foreign sltores after « ver 14 moiillts of ba»dsl»ip ami fightmg. The «'ause « f thè dem«>nstreti<»n w«» thè lamJing <>f tl»s <)reg«»n v«»luuteers and Ibe Cu li fotti lane, preparato» y t<» gomg mio camp st thè l'reanlo an»l thè final musterlng out. ami th« n thè Issi stage ut thè journey to Gr«^f<»n and h«nue. Fa« tory whlstlra wefe bluwn an i ih«* bay steamer» ahl-d !«» thè shrteking. Canmm were fire-1 ai set- • tal pollila and l»ells lang oul lbe wel- • >tue ot san F’amlw*«» to thè We!4«x»t- srs a: ' th«» • « I gru’ip ••( native »«»nt whoma le tip IL* ugnai coi p« of thè California regitnenL First in tl;«* line of match wa« Major Noble, General Sbatter’« a «I. followed by thè Lami «4 thè Third artiliery. Th*n rame Govrvnor G«*er, of theg««n, an i bis «iaff. ami they w*t«* folfowsd by thè Californiana, wh » si»ai«*! li»e ohrei» with thè Oregontanc Th«*i an.»» th* r»*gnn««nt, Lea l»*l bv Brigadier Ger « ral *umm« r». and its band. A» th* men msr< li«sl, company front, up th* wide stiret, they made a splemli I app« «'ame A h amLiilan e. t earing the *i-k and w««un-l*d, full««w- e«l, then battery (’. ol the Third artil- lerv. All along th* line • f m»r- h th* men Were cheered to an echo, ami bands hirr«l by individuals playml live ly music As the »«»Idler« passed ths Palace hotel, they w*re dekig*«! with flowrre thrown horn the window« by guests. Al the junction of Tl»lr«l and Market si'd Kearney streets, the crowd» were i:nin<'h»e and the three i»t»»tuii g papers which have «jfWcea on tl • • • rnsr« of (ho»«* streets vie I with each other to in» which mul«l make the most n««i»e. General K)iaft«*r and staff and <«ov* ernor Geer ai d his staff. sn«l urar.y poted army ««fllcets revirw«*d the parade ms it pi»M»««*d up Van Ness avenue toward the Presidio. A« th«* men passed lbs reviewii g stan I, they cheered «ontmu ! ally. When the Prcspli«» was reached the men were given a real an«l then cuuiiuenceil the woik of going to ' camp. Here they will rest under military discipline for two w»«k«,whrn th* final mustering out will take pla<e, and then they Will lx* rent to their North ern homes bv tram. At a late hour tbit afternoon tlie Or egon volunteers made their appearance on dress para«lo at the Presidio. Ad- dresse*! by Governor Geer, who t«*ld ol the dieapfMiintmrnt in Oregon that ths trooj s w«-re not mustered out in their own state. General Kummers then stepjwd for- I wwr<l and said: "All those who intend returning ts Oregon with the regiment will raise I • their bands.** Nearly every right haml in the regi i ment wa«* raised. Perhaps 30 or 30 of the men held their hands down. "Th* governor thanks you,'* er;s»l the colonel. latter in the day the volunteers were given a banquet t v the Bed Cress al Mechanic's pavilion. In th* evening the regiment whs divided into squads ami entertain«’«! al the different thea ters, each playliouse having s«*t asids from 10«) to 300 seats for the entertain iin-ul of the bove. PULLED DOWN GERMAN FLAG An lnri«l«nl In fl«>n»»i ul u Uhith M<«> Htruiti* An I nl«rt»«l l<>n«l B pl*..«i« ILimdulii, July V. v«a Victoria. B. (’., July 17.—There was a flag Incident heie on ths Fourth of July whi«h promise» to lx* ina«le an Internal!« nal episode. < arl Klemme, th* proprietor <»f the Orpheum hotel, gaily «Ie« «»rated Us building in American colors, hoist ed the Ameri* an flag over It, and under the Ameiiran flag Die German flag. Later a ftici I <4 his want»*l to »>•«• an American fl »g. ami Klemme g«»o»l- naturrJIy luane*! h)rn his. leaving ths German flag floating alone fro o the ttagslaff J, H. W«*st »aw it ami ordered • i lx en ill-will I * l ween the two men be- for««. Mil l Klemme iefu»«’J to take or- lets from l»is enemy. West therefore g»th«*i«*d a I i of sohliers ft«»u> tl»e tran»|M»il Kheridan and show«wl them sice German fl «g floating •« I •» ! > >rth of July in American territory. Ths Soldiers at ut •* f r 'd to •!.* » -»f, tore down tl e German flag at» I de stroyed it and put in its place eons red, whits an«l blue bunting torn from Hie other «1« «»rations <>f th* building. West tolav was fined |loo in ths pi li, e ronrt for malicious m »rlnef. an I ti»* German consul will make a repot of Die matter to his governtnenL Tr»M|N I m a W rerU. Kan... lily. ’Io, July I».—Thru« tramp, wrre bllln.1 arvl Ut. olli»r. wart »•■riotialy Injured ti«lay by the wreck ing of a frrl,ht train on tl - Chiago A Alton railroai, near Ul.-tolalr. Mb., Tim boly of another man ia twlley—<1 to health, lottom of Ilia wmkag.-, which conal.ta of 10 carload, of iimrcliandiMr, bog. and cattl«. Terry Corti», ot At lanta. <la., I. lb« only on» of tbo dead hlaotitiad. K«««ia IwSereaUMla Wsl«t«rr Aalor'« Ta««s H». P.tar.hiirg, July 1» —lti>»»lan n»w.|ap»r» grnrally d.»ul» much at tention to tha l»l»gtam. »a. hanged l>»- lawn Eni|*ror William of Germany and f’rmident l^oulwt. fl ia .aid that Ro.aian diplomacy baa by no mean, ten taken unaware», but bail mad» no ■ light »Sort to bring »»but aoeb a u>»et- mg. New York. July 14.— Willum Wei dorf Astor secured from the supreras court a writ of oertiutari directing tbs commissioners of tnit-sshd aseessmenU to review their de* ision in a»s***sii g hit pcre»nal properlf at |3,0voj • > Mr. Astor olaitns that he is a i.onr*«i<lent, and that he does not |*oaeess tbe per sonal projterty upon which ho has been a see as *• I by the commissioners Ra.p1*rrle», red and black, and enr-i rant» now »oil at S cent, per tax, Ths **OLI Mai-ls Club, of Roseburg, whrdaaal», and are not likely to get calls upon the boat«! of trad« to sur much cheaper, although they ar» plait render i»a charter, Im« ante the la tier tiful enough. failed to entertain the editor a Pacific Coast Testified to Hold All of Asia’s Trade. K a W m T'Mfc« lb* hl«*« re Peas are proverbially alike, but not more so than "Digger'* law students And wlirn each wears astracban hair, J gold s|«e« ts« Us and a Ktewait tartan he* kt io, Dse Mattik Lai is as Ilk* Dal- i abhuy Jam«h«*>iji a« anv two men in , Iron mask» Tl. • fa< t it n«»< l«**l on a wily Hin«l«a» lew student This bright | vuung mind has, it is said, taken sev eral sliolarships at Linrvlu’a Inn under his own name lie, now. fur a con* • ileratum, is willing to t»mp»rartly a lopt the series of cun»« nat»ts whh h form the name of any g«*ntl«*man wit!» a similar eu r «a I.sins, am! in I is Im proper pers»«n g«*ea up for an<! su< eras fully posses the etsminatiuns of the < < uu’ il uf it * ar Pi - in i 8 «id«««« AgelSMI IMPORTANC) »retare W il«.»« I m Him K«lt«t»l« < rll«tl«*M Mrs Newlyw««*l Ot». ruolher. I w •! |‘d never been t«»rn Grotge tfoeen*! I «* i »* any u re It's as | ¡.»in as * • » • Her Mother— Why, how can yoc tell» H* Las done n««thu g but r«»d<H» our eipen«liturvM» The first iu«>ntli w» were uiarri«*d our living eap-en««« ’ .»o unt«*d t I <>4. tl>* •• t»r» l ui •»nth |*»3, and la»t month ju«t And Geutge «.»» • we'r»* tf'»it g to do even let ter than Dial heteaftrr’ —N. Y. ; W qi Id. Why VS (••••«« I«« S »rtnu* - . ■ i •«»• t «•»• ». i K e » »• t •• a tXPANSION »h« F««*rl« Ar« Dial <»|>>>y F»y. i«a iw tbs rhiii»»i»iM«« **l am proud to sav," said the ureu with lbs lou-| voice, "that I have never made a serious mi«tak» in my life." "But you are mietaken," said the mild inannrrr-i tn an with the erholarly st«M»p, "you hive mils one vsiy eori- uus mistake," "I'd like tn know whore you get your authority for saying su’" "Your •!« srailou la evidence that »on have never tried to •** yomaelf a* uil.rrs a«*© yuu.Chicago Tims» lieraid. I h« ft •’«; lent c «••■« «»f n»f vou« proelra D«»U or utter collai«** of the nerv«»u* •ysteiu umler winch women ’ go all t« at* the «aving is. have caused much thought and investigation on ths pat t «4 pl»v ■> i.ina. t **ftain inolgtiilc •ill«*!«ticee are well known to cause various forms of nerv OF i Seattle. July 19.—Se«4retary <»f Agri* 'ulture Ja Ui «*• Wilsun will lemaiti in thia «ity aeveral «lay*. uv umil b* ; .»« »>-r>n every farmer from whom it 18 |«»a- • !-» ta < n ai v < f ♦ 4t II ea>d today "I am very sorry to learn th.it out her«* in Washington you are imjxHtlt g e g*< wo al L • ii•• Y««u do not «-ven in • *•• •Il the buller rett nee. Tiut iv no w »y to lulll«l up the P a ci tic coast " 1 he time ha» 1 come w hen the «•» (St I» )H A iNWitlOfl tO Cull) iti iHII-1 the Ira ie M of th* (*ri«nt amd th» P*ci 1 .•> » of «follata f tra«le in l>u tier a L> it* await t'<e Pacific c«*a»t 8» « as it I h* Ia'aci can supply the «1 •’til Mid. 0»*A»t is «leatmed to yet t’»e gr«1»at market ol the »orII. It h »• ti * ri* n country and mure people m ai> I ■*» lb* Pacific lo deal with. "The «'oasi can and will hoi II« all of this tra ie in lime, an l it i» th* am* Intinti of the depar Im«*nt th >l the «tale ot XS olili gtott «hall be « » «• «»f t ‘ •• ;»»l to enter actively into the mannfa* ttire of butter am! Im can» to elpml I«» China, Japan and th* Philippine'S "Etpanaion ie g«nng to I ms a grr «1 thing for the c«»a«t II w »11 u | mmi «ip and <levelop a market that w >u -I «»til- «•rtaoHi I m * «tagtianl fur many year» to ««itn«’. The people are all l«*ginning tn ••'* it in that light. Why. I can eay that » great majority of the pse pl* ot ill* state« from hero •• ««I are in favor of keeping the flag where it is. "The feeling <4 President McKinley an-l th* a Immiattattun rogai ling th* Philippine« is the earns a* that whl«4i look u» to <‘ti!»a I brlrrv«» it 1» our luty to leach «elf guierr.m nt to all Dire»«’ whom we liHpp*n to come in run* tact wilt», and we came in contact wuh D»e Pblhppin«*« through «»ur w.»r, in the name of humanity, with **p.»in Agumal l«» t« a cut lhro.il in l.u/ »« H ey lei waa ii« Cuba II* hi . I h • fol lowers tuuat l»e brought to a realisation «•f what »elf g> i • ei r* tiien t itreana. II* invulte I oiif flag and that brought «»n the present punishment. It is the I**- I.«4 «4 th* a«!mmietrati«*n that a* •«•• n as the rainy •« »««»n in over peace will <*» mui I n * 4» m lare-l—-that same !•*• »•■•* which < uba 1« enjoying, after winch a p«dicv of «« If g«»vetnment in Ibe Philip pihee will come up 1 ’ . p« ’ V V « »-■’!’ ■ > • t - r . !>«•• M K ; «• I will !>a k up In» p--l: • <>f k- "ping • ’I I to the pji«on» pt -hicuig them Furth er research leads t«» the le -4 I h <« t alum 1» a ptrV4il»i g su«*« t»f so rallshl nervoua prostration for the simptome i H produces on the n-ov in «vstem aft»» it» absorption into the bio.«! ate very remarkable ir.dee«l I tp«*ritnents phys i"logically m.ide up*»n an:mal« v Orfila, Prnfo*«ors Ilans Mayer, Paul Seim ap l others, show thst alum fre •piently pr<slu«*«*s no visible symptom« for many dav« after it« intr ' into tbe l**»ly Then follows h>*s©l( 4p{ elite ami othei ahmentai y dist<»rl E’llipinoe to itampl» it in the gutter or «•I « S. .1 l> I :..»i I V • S- r I anti espan»i«miste I«» pla«*e th* oi l f ■ '• -A .. . . V . e . . - ■ , . , bl<M».l •ta tie’l banner of liberty under moat prominent physicians now belt**** lite bod. ’’ i ! im I "nervous prostration" an I manv < >n l*4Vi*g Waebington the »«»erotary affections «.»f the nerves ftorn winci» 1 will procswl to «»ther Pacifn c*K.»Mt Ix>!h men an l women suffer are caused state», wire re be will endeavor teen- Ire the continue I a a -option of alum into the system. ducts. it ia probable that many mel’.ra! FIRE AT FORT DUCHESNE men a»* ui iwji * f tl •• estent tc which salts of aloruina m«y Le intro • lu* e«l into the bo-lv, being Uh ler ihr *l«|tl •«» tin«« l»»*n W m I by ludlati« lo < « IppI• <h« t*«»»t impression that the use <4 alum in (hoiver, July IM. —A •|**«,ial to ths bread is prohibited. Alum, however. N««we from Price, Utah, savs The is still u«ed surreptitiously lotoiu" ei tent to whiten bread, an l vrry laigelv •«*« on I fire within a week mvuirsd at Furt D uchesne, last night, when the in making cheap kind» of baking |* w • ler. In families Where baking | wdei quarlertna»ler'» stable» am) contents Nineteen | is generally use«! great care sh<iul«l b» were entirely c<»nsuu»e«l. eierci»«« I lu pro«*ure only thus* biatnlr mulee were Lui lie-1 to death. The |o»a ma Ie from cream of tetter. The alum a leu inc I ml ew JU wagons, bsaldee a i.iim- |M)«ders may be distinguished by thr bet «>f ambiilant'ea light spring wagons, lower prne at which they ais to I I — b'i« k>M>ar ls, pa< k » a «I«H«4, bain**»« And hay ami oats. The wm l was blowing Britiah MeJf.il News. a gale, an l al one lime the ufll«««ra' Murk Mur« K wib»fanlhf quarter» were threatened. The fore is Huas—I was thrown off a trolley car pla« «1 at 910 »-IX!. Fort Du« heatie ts 9»« mile» from here, today l»e«Muse I (»ain’t my fare. I tel! ; you that makes a follow feel embar* an«l new» wa« brought on huraetia<'k to tits first telephone station, ami from I a «we-1. An officer trlrpliorre» J«»ai —Yon ehoiiLI be glad you there sent In. w«»ren*t thrown under the trolley I that both fires were itt<vti«liary ami you*«l f»*el more cut up alxjul it then — i some Ixpliev« that it is the work of ol«l kfowowoc an l Ins ban I of Whit« river Philadelphia Record. I’lss. who at* piepanng to go b « k t«> A German eipert claims that whilv <*oh>ra«h». au I are tryn.g to destroy the cavalry equipment, »o that Die sol- luring a storm lightning may natural ly and by preference «erk lite earth bv «hers cannot follow them. wav - f an eh trl>- • ar, there is no Ian AlIlM tfnublei *«rl«|»>i| gar to the p.»s«engers, tx-causu of Die Vancouver, B <’., July 1H — Tire • je- i a I cuntmane for corn! icting el* steamer Cut«*h arrive«| here la»l mgl I ti idly to the earth. f» tn Skagway with Yukon muret» Purser Turner re|M>tts |J00,- More sbiiM sail the Detroit riser a>M*ar«l than enter Liver|«M»l nr IxJiidon Tl.» UiW go hi duet 'le|w»aite.| in the ship's safe. Hugh Lan« aster, uf Liverpool, Hues canal, which carries the curu merre of th* world, pas»«*I last year England, rsliiined with frjo.OhU tn He went into the Yukon 1*4 ‘',5’i0,0<i0 tonnage, while there were ‘ drafts floating through the I« m ks at Saults months ago and is m.w returning home. From Allln comes news of D«e ami Hte Msfie 16.ft1 » 0 in eight m uitlis cable eetlletneni ol past troubh« Ko the new cup yacht is called "The Ju«!g«* Irving's «foiling out ul justn*«« in ( «»lumbla. '* Here's to het Heaven' Atlin i» giving the utmost satisfaction. I leea her I "A rose by any oilier name American« who staked claim» prior to may smell as sweet," but let us l»o|a* ' th* passing o| tl>* alien law are now that no va« Lt bv at.v oilier name may alb»w«*d full prlvilrg«* an I title to the •ail as fast when the Columbia goes to same. meet the Shamrock! Ila-I 4 W «»•••! an lag and U «« I» iiiwm »<I, After taking a snap »hot of Tenby church recently, an English photogra pher wn pusiled to firnl on Lis plate the image of a vessel dt«-**e I in bunt lug and upside down He read in the n •*••, ^p*» fl«* **it !«y of • !«*•' h at Pembroke, seven miles a war. and con- rlmle-l liiat ho had photographed a »<•- Sacramento, Cal., July IR. —The fovdy of an unknown man was today found in II»« Harramento river nine in I fos ix*l«»w Freeport. The cor pa«» ¡8 that ot a man O') yeats. Ifo ha«l a wtaalen l*g. WaveM Man l>r»»w«*a»l. Seattle, July IR.—Tl>e »chooner Gen eral biglin, fiotn Cook'» Inlet. Ala.lt.i. l.sHi«» Paa Wear ahns» bring« new. f tbe drowning of Mrvn Doe «if* «mailer after using Allen's F<»«>* men at Tnrn-Agein Arm eetly in Jnne. Ease a |iuw <ler to be «hakeit Into the »hoev The name« of only tire of thvm are II make» tight or new sl»««rv feel easy A li Johaaon, give« inptant relief to torus and bunion« | known, aa follow»: It « tl»e greatest cwmfort di»«< .very of the Malone, III.; O>uia l’et»r»on, Chicago; age Cures * swollen feet, bllwtere si id cal «'tori* .Ma-haon, «'hi. ago, —. I'ortnr, fous •put« Allei)’» Foot Ea«« MIC ertela Califoritla; —. Ilutchiaon, Rockfotd, They w»ra crnraing the arm in a cure for ingr««wt)tg nail«, sweatUng. smart- III. We h«** 30 «■» J le«tl- -mall boat, which waa overturned hy ■ ing h«»t, •• hing (»-rt m«»n ia)s Ail druggets and •hue Stures big tidal wave. •ell it. 35c Trial pa« kag* k REE by mail i Addreea, Allen H Oimwted Le Roy, N Y. I < ontrul »r th. <>. K a N. N«w York, July 17. — At a meeting of directora today, th« Oregon Naviga- lion waa taken from th« control of the F«»r lung and < h»«t d «*a*e« F isq ’ s Cuts Great Northern and Northern Pacific is lk»e be«l medi«me we have u»e«l Mrs '■ by being aba..rhe.I by the Oregon short J L. N«»rtb ott, \V i'lwor. Ont , t'a< a la Line, under the control ot the Union PaciSo. It is computed that there is £40,- 000,000 in gold and jewels at ths lot W if» < h«rg»4 VS KA W«r4»r. tom of th* sea on the louts between' Erie, July II — Clareme E Hhat- England and India. tack Wat ahot and klllrel early thl» morning, and hia body plared on the Rementfor that , >u ran buy Jesse M -re A A WhHary f«»r the »ame prue that If track! of the motor Im*. HN wife. raid f«>r <»r l uarv w h »kev k ..r •«,• by aJ Ella Miattuck, ia Io ked up in the po nt a»s 4ea -rs • : .dr .gg ». lice atalion. charged with hi* ruur<l«t. Fine silk was predated 1,000 years ago in 95 provinces in Japan.