The Santiam news., July 28, 1899, Image 2

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The Saoliaii) News
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OREGON
»CIO
r • •
LAHR
NEWS
F ly a Ll»t ual • reg
in the Philippines
ANO1HEH
1 NEWS Of THE WEIK
tered uo lhe
Koyukuk
branches < f the Yukon
and
other
People with money are coming Into
the NortbwMl in great numbers.
A big elevstor ber ned at T«»le-dn, <)
with a property lone of |I,0OO.( h > o
President M Kinley a l Mi» Mr-
will take sn outing al treks (.'ham
plain.
Rr|M>rts of
unfavorable,
foreign
grain
crops are
A g«>vernmet)l assay office
establish*! at Seattle
will I*’
Kan«A« has the loggest corn crop III
sight in the history uf the slate
!>»« Ar gelee will I*» ie
000 in
bonds for purchase uf waterworks
Three tons *>f g*‘! ! «!u»t were dep*-* it
ed tn one day in the s- stila bank*
Adtn.ral Dewey will I* Lan«j«»e(ed
by the Americans at Trieste. Austr «
The l»altlr»hip Iowa ha* r« •*»»<*! u«
dels al Healtle to sail f *r
an Fian-
cieco.
A reciprocal treaty l»rt«aen th© Uni
ted blaire ad I the Weal lu Be« ires t-©*n
signe*!.
The Philippine coi nrnistion roj*u!«
encouraging progress toward pa< ifo a
Hou of nature
The Add lean »tret foundry al C hi
cianati, employing 300 men. burned.
loes. 8400.000.
The NhaaifOCk In a race with the
Prince uf Walre yacht Uritiattia easily
tw at bet 13 minule»
Three were killed ami throe Injured
In a railrua I w ir. k near Purlitu<»util.
O , caused by a heavy log.
The administration will ignore the
Maúlla <V'i t *■ • |«»n lent*' "r<> inJ u in,"
and await favorable n«wa
The royalties paid to the Cat « I an
government by Kh»n«!ike mûre owners
w Ì aui- int I
>»• r I
eon.
Five thousand
immigrant«
w«r
landed in Hau Francisco la»t ye.tr
T’«V brought with them a t*»tal of
8.137,784
Oregon's h<»p crop will prob«!y reach
88,000 t alee, nooording to latest esti-
mates
At Clevslan I the mlhlia retailed to
• i aymel clia^ge b» clear the slroels uf
t. « 4 « » « » • •tobera
The battleship Iowa. re«enlly over
Lau I ©«I st Foil Orche*«! drydok, ia now
• t ‘•«M F rancis* <»
be* retarv Alger » (aims the credit for
ths suggestiun to sei»«! the Spanieb cap*
lured at bant:ago beck to Spain
About 8.800 clothing
«
w«»rk©*s ar* on
• sinks -n New Vork. and It is aatd this
number will l»e » »«elled to 35.000 with
in two »«-•»•
Two rspnlly ITJitVil.f
cars
crashed tgito each other al !-*»• A i gr.««
The »ate w«re crowded, but no ui.r was
•erioutly mjurr-l
(»overOor Tanr < r. <»{
a deer while in Co
Karn« warden is
Shooting game out
IHmois, killed
Piesider.t Dtaa. of Mexico, and hi«
cabinet will
be formally lnritc*»l to
attend tha ceremonies «»! the la» ing of
the cor f »r stone of tire new ie»h rai
building in Chn'ago on (ktolrer 9.
The Ifouslnlun government re »«»graph
litre is !»■ w com pie re-1 to Five Fingers,
ami Is ptogr<*««lf g so tapully that tires*
eagee may I m » rent ui« r it from Skag­
way to Da w won in leas than two mon lire
Tire president has issued his pro« la*
mation p «bireh-ng to the w. rid the
feciprouity agreement between the Cm*
lc«l State« and Pml>igal, the first of lire
agreein« is umlrr the Dingier act to G-
Mi.chil»l sit e« tlret made with Franc
Iasi year.
Threw n« gi<»e« weir Ivm hrd near
Haff’ •!,
, and the it»«d> is hunting
fu five m<>rr. w L»> ar«« !•«•! «•vnl to hat r
breu mem I mus <»f a ting that r«»‘ hr«l J.
E. Og 111 r »«». ag©r»t «*f the Plant system,
st HaffoM, afterwards binding hmi and
assaulting hie w ife tu hie prrroiic©.
’ll»© Filipino Ju«.la wi’l le m«»vrd
from Hong Kong to lire islet I ««f I .»
I sun. a British colony, ail tnilre from
the nor thwaal to-rel «f L««!''. ..-»!?■
Amsri.an ufli« lais hate watched lie
Twenty two
Chi jgo
Vuoi» maker»
luciuh'M of the junta so cb -* y at have been indict«*!.
Hong K«»ng tlret the latter Lav© fuuml |
Italy has subset ib«-d ;, ' Hl lire to
it impu*»d.»!e to sup) ly the insurgents
Teta« fl « km I stflerofs.
with arms
The Uniuu Pacific's Og ien Omaha
AJmiral l>w«y 1res file I Lis claim I line will be tloubl© track©»!.
for naval lounty.
he< rstary Alger bn« tm-forod his
Aguinaldo ie »aid to bo negotiating
resignatloa. tu take rff«-ct iu two wre-rk"
with General Otis for pears
Prince Hvnry <»( Prussia ia in Corea
Sacramento river »'earners ere tied
looking out fur th© interest uf Ger­
up on a
mt * f a de. k hands' str ««-
many.
Í :. . 1 * P •
4
s
.
I ' ‘ * *r • • « *
* ■ ■ ’
■ „ •
end the Dreyfus agitation and Lu«b th© 1 u
,
N»4’ I haa 4unf»-*sv<i cn. ! • / • nre r.i »»(
scandal
884,800.
Near Dindon, Ky . as th© r« «i!t «4
hinos W ||«Mly.of Vancouver, hat
a feu«!, five men «eie kilittel in a
i-ern ai>i«uiiit<*d a lieutenant in th«» r« g
pit« lied battle.
/ ar a-my
Senators snd representatives are sani
Pieenlent Angus Cannon, Mormon
to I.AVP «llctated appuinttii'-llts 0Î i f "
i leatler. Las pleaded guilty to unlaw ful
voluriteer officers.
I «^habitation.
C. II. Winn, of Alt any, has ts*rn ap­
Spauith prisoners are to I h » ran-
pointed census su|*ervieur fur the first
s«»me«l. the money to he placed in a
district of < begun
bank until ths war is over.
Amer 1« ans hate gained another vic
A fire. origin unknown, drstinyrd
lot y at The Hague In tei’uilr.g ths
more than |*J5 OOU worth < f property
rigl»t of revision «»f aibitral i«-wards
on (he Btuuklvn Water front.
I . 1 < ■
The wrecker of the Perth Ambov
gres» gire I ighth arrnv «’urps inrml
twshk ha« t»een stmtemed to six years
including Oregon vuluiitetus, s|MVial
in the N«-w Jer«« y pehitentiary.
bravery ino«la!s.
The Oregon volunteers think Oil« re
All of the bt>hc«e of the «l«*»d In the
iiiourupetent and nearly all are ol (he
h«-. un«| Orrgnti
regiment
will
be
opinion that General Miles should tw
brought h»«me fur Lurial at li e guivrn-
in charge.
inont's riprnse.
A Rome dispel* h «ays there was
Dissolution of ths O It «V N. voting
eruption of Mt Etna, a «»mpAniod
trust meant that hereafter the road
• ubteriaran nmsee ami a iiumlei uf
will serve C ilion Pacific «nd itself rath
vet© eartlHpiake s !»« m ks.
er than Northern r«»a la
New York troHeytnen have joined
Tne ( aforado supreme court h »s de
the Brook!» n tl ullev men in thru big
rid«*-! the eight hour law unrunstitu*
otiike.
In Brooklyn dynamite «a»
tmnal.
The smelters Will trftirne
nerd to Idow down the elevated st ru»
o|M«rations on the ol«l schedule.
lure.
There are now al St. Michaels be
The pnce of ffuur ha# «Iropjred 20
tween 300 an ! 3« m » strand«-I ptusp
I rents a hairrl and l» m»w theM|rer iban
tore, who «Io h ’l know where tb«ir
| fur
ful Hituetluie
Huuetlme.
The dr< p la eftld tu be
iieit meal Is coining from
Tl e gov
loe lo tire slrady dociease in tire pnce
ernmerit station <*n ths islafol is I <« i ot whrat.
• leged w'lh piteous appeals fur aid.
Aire Huti.sci ild. knuwn throughout
Attorney-General
HI» • kluirn
has
'he country as a cro»k and diamum!
rrndere-l an opinion al lire »r«|urst • f
lhi«’f ol the fl««t water, has Iresn con
Newt Li vingwloii, sheriff <»f
(»rant
vhted m T«-ias and g ven thire years
county. Or., in which he expresses the
In the pei.iisntiary.
opinion that sheriffs are not entitled ¡
Friemls of Major-General Shafter aro
to Constructive mileage in serving pa
pere.
endeavuring tu l>ave hit» aontluued ni
Newspaper cor responden is in the his présent |<œitiuu «fl» r bis time of
rwtireinent
11 is nul tbuugbl, how-
Ph 11¡ ppi ires fiave made a vlgor«>»i* pr«i
•ver, tiret congres« will a«' ele tu this.
test against tire close <em»urship of «lie
patxlres, am! say they are forced to in­
dulge in misrepresentations
Otis has
appointed a new censor and piumises
a more liberal pulh’y will l»e pursuni
In the future.
Hflteg* Slcg
r»s are «•©!•!
Khho Root, a New York lawyer, bas
a« « spied t!»e portfolio of war.
—
TRANSPORT
COMBINATION
The Petrel la cruising around Linga-
yan !»ay. a I out 300 mil©» from Manila
The crew la unal I© to gri any fresh
food or fruit from shore and is rutn
pel led Io aubwisl on the regular ship's
rations.
Attack Upon the American
Troops in Panay.
NATIVES
lev
A VICTIM
•eel of the prapswtlee in
I Lorh A I -re par.« E H I
Hj«©yer A ( '«rm pan y aro In
and.
M m »«*««I « m 4 Vlf»««M «r lb« U m
I»*,* I wit!» their frier •!«. etetl
tlmg
«•Mf
R tll«a
ll«s»t«rs l *«t
I in flu© new.
Mlll«4 » b 4 »»•■• W««a»4«4
Among thee© s properties are the
ion Pacific, t|>s Il I inule < ’• n 11 a I
the < hl> ago .<• A! Run, the ChU'Ago
Manila. July 13 —
' minai Transfer i tomapny . the Or»
roived here fr«»m Grt
! Kbort Line.the O» egun llailway A Nav-
1 IL>. i«land of Panay.
¡ (gallon (>«<npar*v
Com pane ami Hie Baltimore
i Wednesday al lh>lx>
It (• a»M*»i«d it» s«*me iju.ir-
alt < ’hi'
, ta u M» ri e. of lire *
tare (hat lire Great N nrthern will «urne
with «O men. and a t
in, but this is <«»n»)d< rwl doubtful, ah
I fon©«, who surpris«
tfomgb James J
Hl I I« closely as»Q-
1 tr<O| •
(h.e hu'i lr»
cíate»! Wit!» several < f the gentlemen
li»e enemy w«’r© «ili»
' actual rount. many
wt»o ata prominent in Ibe rai I rue* Is
m©nt lonwl.
• ml «»ne wa» Gfcrt
This c«»mbinaiion will give a com
American I« mm was < m
pact system, and • ill brtr
one wound«*!.
revolution tn ttafflc ail ist;«»
at
L
Tl»e fighting war
»bed loti l’a« |fi<3 is the kre >y stonai.
•quarters will* bay«*
gone.
A ronstilerahl
• upi Jia« connection at prow*nt a the
l aptam N urth w ♦ s’, rt n , and fur a
«rid arms has !«©en era
Las I «ret» the preVal!
prevailing
» ng up»ni«»n tn
the l«at
Byrne, who »• in rom
talion operating at (re ( ««iuta in ths Wall street Urei the Vatiderbills w«»ul«l
attach Luth th© Nurtliwealern and the
district <>f N«*gr* -
An or !<•« !..«•
cn •* i«^l reg i¡at:ng Vnn»n l*a fi- . an ! we<© t->t aware un
11 ' • f.'W • « • kt eg-» -4 whai « «« g
g
ptact» © Lefote the c-.urls ato! • » Mi
I f N • lit » • »t” f i » tlirite t«»»« lu»»©
luting the Aurer.« an for the Spanisi» «’h.
hurrisajly «t»n«i<lere«l the advt»abiliiv
sxstrtn in finpurtanl rrs|w'«t«
ll afo»l
*»m t» I«
»•fres procurator* wb<» cor(©•i«>ml »«»lue* <4 eilen Ltg tt.« » ! • m«»< t
what to aul ik iters in lire English « >>urta, (>g<fon tu a .«ni.»** t »on w ilh the ( ©ni » al
«II the dnl«©e heietufore |<-if rm«»! by Pacifie, which is i«»nliolle»l by Ihr
hoitbern 1*4 fi
l'ul uff fr«»<n lhe
procurai* ts devolving Opon ait»»rn»*y«
Mem©l*rs uf the l*ar must !>e t«-«i>foi«ls Union Pacific. Ils«' Northw»-st©rn w ili
of the Hhli l
<’iire«»n« of (««»•* ¿». gov
find no road lo ti
•rumenta are itrehgibfo to prac^ii© al coast Lus in©»» that
ll.e l»ar.
Memtiers of th© American it for a con»» let ab»«’ h»t.*vn<©
Thus, w4h the N«»rll»w©stern •«
Lar aie ehgibfo
Th© ord« r g>»©« the
courts < h »I© power b» •!©t«*imln© ths tending it» Froiii'Mit, Elk H«»»n A Mis­
qtiahfi. at r • ■ f al I-•’ «■«•▼•, w ' i. !» trete
souri Liter railway from (••|wr to
( »for© 1res foren a funclfon «d th© Lar Ogden in nr.1er to fight the Union Pa­
a»««*i istion, ami th«* cbiitch s* houli cific, and ll»« Notth« rn I'.»» »tic für« ©«I to
have coni to lieti adtBÌ»»i<»it to th© bar.
pro!©« I itself ng »inst H « ()reg»»n lin«*«.
Th«’ • l a» j,*' • ««-i U : ired i a » «‘ lem lire ’« which have t« . «-nlly fo©n acquire«) by
in •«.«»rdai «* w 1« th« w«»h«s of ths th© Union Pacific, tirer© i« likely to I»«*
Fihpln«»«. and «h•appu^}t lb© Hpan- a great tin»«« among th© gr«*al trans-
lards, who ¡M>titmn«'*l tu Ire aduliti«*! tc oontlnenial r»» * '• in th© n«’.»r future.
the Lar w «thoul renouncing m I« greto»
DLWLY IN AUSTRIA
lu Spain.
Lieutenant J.
si r«lr»i> l»r a lalele Fr««t»
(«•girnenl, shut
Many <««««•■
I •• n » J« » t a r 11 y imai «
Trie«!'*. .A retrre, July
31 — Tht
T{ie «leamship Saturni)« 1res t©turned
ciihmo Olvinpi» with A luiiral D»«wry
from Aram and rojcnla that Agnina!-
on b»arl, ari.v«*d |i««r«’ v»-«rerday
I hr
do, hearing tl tt U m inhi» Itanta were
prlii* ipa! newspaper, II r»c«»l»>, han a
propare«l to u«-l-«»».»« the American# ll
flattering article welcoming the ad-
they came. <-•»<«Ilal*’d 2,“iM iriHtp»
The Olympia will
mirwl to Anslria.
t’ " :
t»;d I'*! .‘i ■ i li.«»
»H tli I t‘U.«!»l
remain here about tuo w ♦•«•k it I h’ weX *•
«ppr«>.*> h< « along! r
lie has not d, « id»»«I
health is perfect,
w both*, r hr will go to ( 'at Isbnd, as bad
NEW
RAILROAD
FUR
IDAHO
! •’« n m 1.1.<> in-< d. I til ll re m»t prubablo
1 <• ire liuill by tl«r <à„v»ria««r «>r U la
he will d«j so
The admiral hitrml« tu
c <» t» • » n.
visit Vienna
t'|<»n her ariital here
the Olymp.a fir« I a Halute«»f 31 gut«»,
Mo* <»w. 1 l.iliu, July 33.—C. <J
Bri-wn, ih«* d i. f fi« .»i pf' iii- t« r «d tha which w »» retum«*! frmn the (««it ami
.M-.’ h » w -V F ret«*in ratlroad. 1« «r» just one Greek and lour Auntiiau wxr-
r«-.-*i»e-l a trh’giam fi«»m G«»v«-rnul ships.
Fiutr»«’«|umtly lbre«.y r»*«el»«*«l I visite
Scl««»field, «*f W reciHiait», In which thè
from the |«ui t Ailthot it les. Cl.llchl I Malee
g«iven’»r ».»y» tbat Ire w ili arri»» in
I
kane tumorr«*w e»«-ning o»»*r ih«’ N«ulh- Minister to Airetna Addiimn Harris,
ero I’ m < iti«1, ami (♦•«preel* 'Ir. Brown l< nn l the «tuff of I. gulnm ami oureuln «»f
The for­
meel hi rii there tu ruiif«*r hi r«*gar«l tc Chile»! State« in Auilria.
eign consul« were rc< ••!»«’I by Dewey
ih«» piopo .<•1 .M'»'« «>w A I. »alern rail
way. fur th»’ .-ii.jitriK li- U of winch on Ire rd the Olyn pia «luring the fore
I In* Olvmpia bad a Lad run to
( L>» vr n<»r
■ In 1 Id ;*« to foil i*h III» ro il
The g«»v« rimr la aci'timpained Aden »gainst a iii»>r.*H»n, t*ul (t« tn tlret
capitai.
Ifrewey
I>y hi» non i < ieorge. a w« »llhy Wiikon- point <»n the weather was fine
They interni I«» mate r 1 p«-« |* to trtnain onboard lire flagship,
sin lum l»er in a n
a trio tu tire ooasl. and, returning. ar­ »»itli the
rptiun uf «»ccasmnal ti i pa
Amer it • h«*ra lind w«*atb-
ri»e bere July Jtl.
Th< son Will then on shore,
Most of the
rema in Irete in conuec’lnm with the «•t <-< m »I am! refreshing
rem»! ruclh»n <>( thè road
chief government ofth iMla an» absent un
Consul Cliuniiil! was
The sur»«*y «>f li)«.
«5’ F. »««’<’in Ira ve.
ui D wey, and was hm
I» no» rudi plete, ani Ihough th«* |»rt»- tlie first
Cordial manner.
inulers l»a»o k«‘| t »•< rup»»l«»U’«l.» quiet luted hi
and wlll tumtnunirate prat ii» ally* n«»tli
A horribl e
DE AIM
Ing, indicai
- .»re thal a< ttv«- " u k «»n
II.«, f«».» I will irtxgm tu thè Vcry near
I »hufrt lu «• N«»rt I» i««»» I Xmaltrf ltuA«t*«l
future
Alive.
Of
HEART
DISEASE
<»••
ÎU
KEEP
SOLDIERS
WARM
Northport. Wash . Julv 92 —Martin
Smith, a lalwirer emj luy«- ! at the North
|M»rt Mining de Smelting ( «»mpany's
plant, met with a liorrl le death last
Tl»© lied night alx»ut midnight
Han Francisco, . July 24
Hmitli w vs rm*
(*»<»»• Society ha» I taken t ' »* i|U< »t ion <d ph»y«-«i in wh««-hng or© from the out
clothing fur the returning »«.>luiil»-«rt side roast l»«a(ai to the futoacea.
The
into us own han«!«, ami th«’ firot tn
ore was red hot st the Imre, ami there
stalliiii-nt •»( «’»«•(■ «Mtn i ■!h- a-*« ‘I hv lbs was danger of H «revir g
Both tire
xK’ivty was lu-»n«**l U» the Or«*g«*n regi­ general foreman and liie yard («»reman
ment lodar.
lire ciMSla weir Iwuied had wart»e»l the tnan of the danger, am!
ujHin th»« re;•♦•ipla <»( lire men. am! be­ advised
him
to
work
elsewhere.
fore they leave camp lh«*y will I m « i
Stniiii replied to th««© a«linonitions
; r l«*d to turn them back lo Iw ire «I by that a» »«><>n a» h© removed a portion <»(
imvnnlhg VuhlliteerA
the heap tlret Inlerfvrre-I will» the
Lieutenant F! II Plummer has ar
traiks he won d
A few tDOtiirlitS af
Ilv«*l here ftoiii Vancouver I arn»« kw tc tri war«ls fellow workmen h<-a rd eg on lx
inspr« I applicants fur comm tasi « him from Ing shrieks from where Smith was lad
the Oregon regiment who wi»h t<» re
w-rii, and upon arriving un the acene
mam in the servile
Tire regiment is the unfortunai© man so found pinm*«l
rut III»*-1 to thro«* << mriiitwiun», am! the down I v a mare of burning <»re that
Im ky on«»« will I m » l«’lrriii n«d by I.reu
r«*a« bed to his hip»
The men worked
renani Plummer upon their rt.tmlna
Ilk«» «IrmollS to rltrical© him, but In
lion and Ihr r«*< ommemlalMut tbry g«»l vain, th«« ¡sMst frli »w al«»o|utrly roast
ft«»tn General Summers.
li g ahve before then ©Ve»
Ten tniu
Lieutenant I ulunrl Randolph, Third Utes <«( ! ard work n- iltr-l In the r©
artillery, has li»*rn ordere»! awav on a cuvery uf ll»«* charred remains
trip Ihr« ugh O«rg«ui and Washington
In search uf «avalry horses
lie will
Mwr(t«»«d I m • I’ark
buy Jtiu ur 41M) Lefors he returns.
Portland^ July 23 —The lawly »»1
treu < »>»•• i ••«««• « » • rir •> «I • r«»r «h» V»«
Or«>< ••»»
M I.«ran Kidtlww î«|<«
Dallas, Tri , July 33
Ì here le s
rrjmrt from Chlhhrea. Tel , that Hit
Panhandle, JIM) miles north of Dal I ms ,
states a ch»udb«ir»l o« « iwred in that
f«*gt«»n with di«astro«is resulta
il it
known the property !«>•• is very heavy,
hut nut a thing Las l»erii learn« <1 of ths
fate uf th«« |H<»p r uf the inundated oec-
lion, which «'n»! « «■ «*» a |«ottiun «»I righi
cour 1res Tl»«» s««tlon is thinly set
llrd, towns are small and (ar apart
A fruit tanners* combine, im ludit g
11 cot porations and *J9 plants. Ires just ¡
A statement prepared at the war de*
br«-n formed in San Francisco
Tire partrnrnt »how« that of 86 officers and
new combine Includes almost ever»
1.310 men snliitel of the Secund Ore­
important cannery in California, ami gon regiment, only 49 were killed In
will cut a prominent ! gure in I e I
battle or died of diaeaae during the
industry uf tire state. l«si>L-« «<>ntr< Il
< aiupaign in the Philippines, s percent­
Ing price« and dictating terms to the age of 8 •' «.
fruit growers.
Admiral Dewey’s
eabtu Is store«)
• •I««»«« >•>•«•
W • 4 r«t in » h • Ili (HI
with rrinetnbiamr« from admirers
Mrs. (Vlaelina Nigro, of Philadel
Chicago, July 23 «A Tribune «pe
Two sisters, the Miases Wilhite, have
phia, celebrated her one luindivJtL
rial from Washington sari
heríalo»
f«»rmed a law firm in (Hani City, Kan
birthday bv dancing linee w.iltc«»
F*airbar»ka of the Joint high cotonile*
M. Waldeck R«»u»»eau. Flame's new
Edwin C. D>nn«dl. the Itl tear «»I? premier, is the most taiuuus oialor of •hin, («ad a ounfrience with Pr»sl lent
McKinley and >.* rotary Hay al the
grandnephew of lima© Groefov ha- tha French bar.
White H'»us© nu the Alaskan buumlary
Invented a wireless teh'giapli uf hit
Daniel Fawcett Tiemann. the oldest
dispute th«« senator i©|x)tis thal fr«»tn
own
a« mayor of Naw Vuik city, died at the
IM-rsonal «»fo«*rvati«n h© re firmly »« hi -
Probably the richest person in Cui.» age of 95 years.
vim rd that th© cuntrntiuns rustie by
Is a woman, Mrs
li«*se Atuen
Hi»«
senator Vest, of Missouri. Is the «ule Hus government Afe «••*(•■' t, and if ths
owns ru 111 Ku i a und vast estates, bnt I» sur» Ivor of the senate branch of the con­
modas Vivendi ia agree.I up»»n, it mu»l
democratic in taste and favors the I nt
federate congress
lie up-n the trims of ihr United Niales
ted Platee.
Congressman
Ket. ham.
of
New
Sn lltiildltag fttf *»•>«»( I»
Nansen, the Ar- tic eaplorer. Is now
York, has serve«! in IS oon g res»©s amt
Washington, July 33. —The se< ro­
fl red with an ambition to tiy the an
»as Lever ma<le a speech.
tary uf t!»e tro »«ury has «fo i fo-l that
tarctic regions, and ho bopee to hav.
Having« made by thrifty wives may Seattle will have no public building
an eii>«d»tion organise«! ami ready t
lns|«rcti»t Garrrtson, whr
• taken by tbelr huabande* creditors, this year
start by 1902.
urdittg t - tha decision *>f a L«m«!uii examined the Sites »»ff»-r«-*l, rrputs that
while one site ie v«-ry desirable, the
The ciar of Russia once rea l t
jmlge.
price is doable what is alluw©»! by run-
tail book on railways written by |*r»d
Misa .Marie Williams, of W teli i la,
gre*«
Moreover th«* Imain**«» at heat­
Hadley, president elect of Yale, an
»as uiganis»-d a s > iety uf woman who
tie demands a buiMing whnli would
ordered it translated tor use in th>
sill inarrv none but meu who luoghi
cost fCOO,»iOO, «fotihfo th© su.'-util ap
state universities
with Funston.
propirated, am! the dietary will buhl
Chicken raising, ratprntermg milk
I¿e«ipul«l von Blumenrr«»n. age! 98.
the maltet up awaltir g a forth«* a| pro-
Ing, electrical engineering ami oilier who is empLiywl on the Vienna Freia-
priation by congrego.
Tire only <leefr-
useful pursuits will e«»on be placed iti •lenblatt. is the ol«lea| working news
able lut flrrod can Ire • ured al |1 14,-
the cutriculurn stu h«d by the sibuul paper man in the world.
000.
girls in Hvouklyn. N. Y.
New Ymk July ti —Cab»
fngeffeutl die»! at h»« hutu»
i. r*e«r Dut.b's Fr
death was »ud.ien an«l a
re uh ed frum h«arl dir
h I e IO»! Stiffer I sin« • 1
year. «lurtng | II • repiiln
fonai roti reo tiun h« «•«» lake
had tu (eturu b<
©
He ne
reco»©rei frum tl»« atta a
re«*», and was under
li
physi
hour an«! juin©«! the
fast.
H© then said he
night, bnt foil Iretter
w»©r.
• *
an«
tightness about the ch
no*
think his condition i
• •
Aftei breakfast he t©
hr
Hiuith. li»« pliyslcian,
Havrn. and told him c
during th© night.
Dr
to continue the use of
an«l that he would •« ©
day. Colonel In ger »«II
ing «winging tn a I au*
on the veranda With
In* forndy.
He said h
lia»l no pain.
At 1 2 30 he «farted
up »’.nr«
On rea» Ling lhe hr ad u
»> ( |. .
*g i i
on el Inge«roll turned
wif©'•
room*
Mr». Ing©ra«»l|
T“;
grther they «Its« us»ed i
X
Inger- !
have for lun»'h«»«>n, anJ (ré»lot»>
»■•ii «al 1 Le ha I ! vtb r i I *.»1 nr ■ h
owing to th© tro file w th hi« «I.>•».4 h '
<
If«« »'»'ilici in g«Mxl «pints then.
After talking f.»r a f«-w minutes C» 4 j j
onel Ingt er sul I crossed the loom and »at
down in a rucking « I air
Mrs Inger ■
s«»ll A»ke»l him bow be was fo ling, and
h© icphed:
"Oh,
better. ”
These '
were his la«t words,
A ••-<*»-ml after ■
The *
llrey were iittr©«! he w ,»• le.» I.
only sign noti« rd by M • lng©r«> l WH« -
that the whites of his e»«'« suddeniy
•Lowed.
There w nut ev«*n <» s»i (h or «
s groan si death came
IA m ’I oi • were
hastily called, but their veidlot • Aa
i
? » t i ■ ,1 •
«••.«■ .
'
BREAK
AWAY
FROM
TRUST
Jubliar* 1» l •• •«I • H r <1 »» »th »!«• llaittar
a*llr>»tl«>tt nt I re«*»
Vienna« July 84 —In the course of
an interview had with him by a reprs
tentative uf ths Naus Erste Pre«««r tu
day, Admiral I h » w « v w I rn ask««d wi.ai
he SX|rectr«l WuulJ Ire !ev»-!..|rd fur
tire In ter nalioi. al irate conference at
Tl»e Hag re. said
”U ho is td‘!i»4HU first1
The riper
imeni was trir.1 in tire Ciiitrd Stairs
and Ire»* what it «oat us to get ready
In time and how we : s I to (vai t •
Issue-
We now think «Il (Telanti V. end
ars building 10 men uf a ar
W e •ball
not <>• taken hy surprise ar-I found
unprepared ag.lin, and It Igjfatd |«> be
lirve, in View »»f our terrs f
eiertnmt,
(I. «t the
- cm I an it. !••■
•
f
I
I and givs
thviu up.**
It ««a W «• < rM*h»«l
Walla Walla. July 34
In replacing
a pile uf uvriturned liitnlwr in Cham­
berlain's yard this mornit g. ths I.- lv
of a man was found, his hea l smashed
tv (alien lumirr
||* I.a*I evidently
g >11«’I| under them tu •h-«-p
He : ad •
little ■••m nii'l w »« a lai*
r
lie
Ixxly was late rin the day l«!«i tified *a
thatuf U illiarn \\ rely, uf 51 •’ .*>
He
left a family.
Nwrrors «»( %l««hM
Seattle. Ju’y 33 —F Hjwllary. of St
Mary's. Ohio, a r« «-fit arnval from
Alaska, reports much a< urvy in ths
Koyukuk district last winter
In Im
opinion 30 per
»-it ««f the miners on
Allenkeket river had it
Though a
large number died, he can only recall
two names, Goff, of San Francis» o.
ami James McGraw, uf New York
Both died at Arctic City. Three mem
hers of an English p4>ty that went up
the Koyukuk on lbw small steamer
Kesvar» h to liav«» gone insane.
Japa au>l < hist««« Fight
Piilhav«’H, Wash.. Julv 4 4. —War
l>r»»k© out last night between 50 J.«pj
neto on the one abfo and 250 < birra«
on tie Other
Ti.« fight tag« I inter
mittenti© all night ami today, knives,
r»> ks an«! iron bars being the wea|*»ne
used.
The total hat of ' iaualti«a tl •
waning was ¡0 Chinamen and one
Japanese w>>un h I
The «« inhalante
are employee of the salmon cannery
a
«trunken de ba «ich.
The r«»n lensed milk factory at Kent,
which Las been closed down for e»»ms
time, will b© put m operatioo by Cali­
fornia capitalists
rnilleelB»
Hao Francisco. July 24 —The Um
' ted ¡»latee transi» rt li.Jia>.a arrival to­
day from Manila, the >"itn©y
> u| y
ing 83 lavs
Ti e veesrl was mu . I to
'Quarantine
The Indiana Les 353 sick
elidiere »n I* mb rd an I a num! ©r f Re*l
Cross nurses
The snk soldiers were
CONGRATULATED
BY
AK.ER
taken from lhe va* »«»us regiment«, and
a great many uf them a*© «uttering
! from wounds re- eive«l in battle.
YewUer *>í *U» <»M«e W • « M «.«•
Private K>!warJ (‘raw !«»r I, Twmtr•
< utif»r»iir« «I Ih» W bit» 11
i| while
third infantrv, jumped overt
a««al«r pial»
oi.g
the
insane, and was Iruwned
Philip-
bolles brought back form I
f the
p :<• was that f Maj*«r D g<
W
Thirteenth
Minnesota
Ci
al
F »st portfolio in Prr»i «»nt M«Kl
Van Patent, assistant «u»g
»nan! n«*l
Waahirtgton, and fierend
The telegram «»f «' «
re« «*lve«l shortly after
Ri«ba»d«. F
retai y la»ng une w ill
pwseeugt ra
StM'rrtary Alge« had just left
Alter tree >¡u.vr.int I lie «»Hirers had sat*
«•ft©*! lhemrolvi»
«Ivi*« that there
Hirte was
w »s HO in-
The lemler «»f lire war |«»
di««’.»*e un ll«e
the li.«liana,
Indiana, »he ma le to Mr Bred L»»t urgí
fr. t:uus «Itseaee
coi.forame at the Whit»» H u
an bored ff th«» Harri» '■ •* ©©'. whaif
The «teamrr has ou Uurd a party ol the president will l»a\«» for ll •’ \
F i u prou men ami worn»’«. f«»r the thus- da«*ks We.ln.-c la» or i I
«»,
La and other E «alerò Cl|<M»lt|UliS. but probable that Mr Rout will n
it is possible that
i
they may n«»t be al
Washington to confai w th hi
lowed to laud, I.
Th»
that time
It Í# regarded a» n.
ana is mostly ’ curnj
c«»mpoard of Fllipls
Iv that Mr R«a»l will m«»«t lh<
f dent al !«ake Champlain in li.
• ui' i g tire«© bon g ta«» graduates
the Manda umvi<r»itv
I art of the week
Among those »!.«> («'turned on the
(Filini Knot was Girn at Clinb»i
diat e wa« Dr Dav Wail, uf s-*n E*
Y . Febmnry 15, IM5. ami grad«
cl ko .
At’Ourding to him. a Fib m» at II amilton r”ll«*g«« and the N« <* Ï
wounds»! In battle is in»©n«ible lo pam
university law school,
II« was M
One man had hi« eyes torn out by a ted to the bei in 1*1(17, stm n
U i en time ho has beet* in active pi
bulfot and his jaw «hAttrrod
the woun«l was »|re»«cd he tor© the Ne w York city.
II« »H on
Land eg©« off. an I two or three days moat prominent members of th«’
lairr was breaking in a horse, as h »ugh
Y ui k State constitullotial remven
there was
in I» is where he »rrv«**l
»**rv«*d as < chairman of
. .
J
bead.
Th© dxKtO! cites
judiciary cumin IH« m ». |
cnees.
Wethington,
July 2.’»
s«-c»eta«y
it giving tl
A bandit
Aigei tille aftetn«M»n a<l !nww I tl.e fol
soldiers at llu Ilo a great deal of trot
.»
bio.
H© scours th© • «»untry an 1 mur- lowing telegram tu Mr. H««*»t, at
dsr« all «hu will not a*« «t Lim
*»ix ampt«»n, ou h«’armg «»I his a»vept « o
uf lire wat p>tth»li«i
nativ« policemen w©r© sent to c i.f r
*‘A- cepl my best
i g1 «li.I.»'
.« • I
with him
F»vo of them we*© bruta G
murdered, an t <»ne returned m-’te dead thanks ”
than ahv«» tu teli tl •• tal©.
I © I'a’i
RIOT AND BLOODSHt l)
fori» ¡a I m » v a n * I© a f>» • © I mar«’h ol 4 à
miles, boph’g to « Mplur© tho Lan«lit,
«
hut >■© «*•> a|*©d and w vs «till car«*ing
on
d('pr«'dati<»n«
whru the Indiana
—
„ Lis --
r. ———.
Uhtvel.*!» I, Julv .'¿».-—A I «i. I -I an©
sailed.
n ue rat, l«*a«!ed with |wseenger«. * n
Sergeant J<»nc«, <«( the Tsnncesre reg
w rexk«*d Ly an ©iplualon of nitro*
im«,nt. I« vrallied with one of the in-al
glvcrtif) or guncotton shortly fof« ••
«taring r*«i »Hi «»( lt»e war.
He cap
! l’ u'chH’k tonight.
The injure*! w.-re
tu«ed a Filipino fl»g by making a s*»ii
aa fullows:
tary charge «»n 4 tremi of Ineurgents
Mie. K. C .Martin. 79 A «b* .» air», t.
wl.u thought he ha I a laiger forre bu
xvmp»>uml fracture uf the «Lull, r^i
hind hiiu
arti» brukei i ami Intel n il injur iv-s. » .ich
SAILED FOR manila
m»y piove fatal.
I C Martín»
M.irttn. ri¡
»'gl»t arm Irediv
t,
I ->»«• View V «•« h
5 !«»• r«»liio«l W
and bruì««- | u
a lami
-.»ut li «* leg» *n ! '
»'
fwt Ht* I* b |l I p f>lM**
Mrs. Cathorinu Harris, J.» ('«nn.ll
New York. July 24 -Th© 8 O CIO» •
through train v on tire New York i entrai • tr«'« t. soffrili.g freni ncrvoiia luStr.»
liuti
la»l night for San F ran«’isu«>, c a 11 1 a» I
F A Hmilh. «•') Vienna slrv t, ili
nine muro traiiied nuror» for the 1‘ltil-
ippine«, •*•• 1 «»ul under th© a«i»p;cee of jiired aixitil L-g» nn«l l*»»dy.
Alt ari I
!• .«««H i, IJ Wall.» * | - « *».
4-iB Ire
. .1 r»
r x N«».
N
fur '.I »» II » tr! 4
aun
3 t for
of train«- i ntir»*»
F«» lowing is th© Ivg» injurc’l.
ik*ra
hraefor. II (lab iale »Urei,
list
Min Duensing.
M »•« Barbara
Z» ig’.ef, Mirs AmV Pupe , M1«» Cat !»»tta bru컫*«) »Giiit il»« I mh I v .
Lai«» tonight tt was l«rern«*d tbat
Marshall. Mix* Lvui.i F. Cuukley. Ml«»
Mra. M irilo. t»ne uf thè injuird, w»»u i
Marv M» i »* mv . Mi
5! •»
■■« Mary
M.»tv M Sumtu©y.
prubably dir.
Nh© suffvri’d a «*»iu-
Mi«« Helen E’raaer, M i»s Katherine
|«Hiiid fr i- tur© uf il»»» »kull. 1 « I ««ti©
Y • a ket
The»© n*ir»«’* at«» •••(»! In ro«|*»ui»«* tu aiui brokeii ami wa» othrrwi»«» injurr«!.
mi api «re fur m • • r. i' - . « • .»L «- i foil Bbe Wa» w iti* l.rr huibind, wl.u a.»»
ateo b.idly buri.
Maitirday fi
Man! •
M • W
Tilt» fur-n uf th«» «Spi«*» un W »» «u
fow RtJid. «4 »'iinaii «4 ll.e committee
, ■
on th© ma: nleireit. © <>( train© I nurse*,
b» which .« !idl:.*tv N • < t : •*)»•-! over liwighliui liool. aed il w.i» htrerd fui 4
«bilance uf twu »»t thr»*»* aule«.
tire •••»»© f
-1 g
its *« rk
A lju
There is noi th«* a<ight«*»t <» u** !«» the
tanl-G©ii««r » l .»«bin, a » * >» i : i •• ulvi* I
<»f th© ©i p- al. Inform.! Mrs lb . I that identity <»f the peirotl wi»u pl.»c<«l the
riplosiv« un tlm ita« k
! «• ••- ■«•'.» • .4 w it w.»ti I send in
('hi tg1'. July 31
lhe
"f.» tor*
plan in th«» di»tributluii <>f r« n««l
• igar—~ tlret 1». ni* loinre d»vl.«b-J f»y
the sugar trust
1» in j»««»p»r iv am! ■
may I© <1 «-olved al ai-y liure
A
n.« *tH!g uf whi»'»-««re g>
« u
; !•
L**r» I crelufore inb «rod It. fu
f
th© plans uf the American •* M.»r Re
finery Company, was L»*ld at the Com­
mercial 1 * *h ai g© and t <• 1».» .«• • iiia-
lmn a« affo« ting «ug.ir w .««• «|iw«
•».« .li«.* - t<> *• »Fran. < • to f- rwa»d
The thing Stnighl I«» fo* a
»-up. «h»*<| tire iiiir«« - *t ur «• "ii artnv tr.iii«t«>rts
wa« either *A\».»th! means <»f putting on t!.»’ •-«me < < t . ll«-! w a « f»«rui©rlv,
a sb»p to th© present «fomurai z»ti»»n is
that they I ©gin work iminroliately for
th«* trad©, ur thn ai »n-huini t «4 the • ny »i. k •«»hirer« «»n the tr.«<>• |x»rtw «hir­
f.ub-r and t!. * foti'ut n
f w »1 is ing thn voy.tg©
ll© » •«» • IJgc- -d
known a« th© "©«piahly ' plan >in foi that, with a »lew lu m«ki< g thi« *©»v
th© op' tat on of wh • a i )«" !«i rogu* I« r as tierful aw |»o »•»ibls. It wuul I ire
lab’» hi« uw ii pi ic « m .
drstrable to divide them into two da-
Ill© pi»--©nl troiihfo b»-^ *n «e»<*ta* taclimrnts and send I un •© j ar ate tran« ■
months ago, when j*»t-‘-»r» sh***©«! a
pot ta.
di«|M»«ition lo break away from t! ©
Miss
Durnsmg
thralkkuu of th© trust.
Th© Lar» were
pla«'e-l in chaige «»f
let down later Lv the Haveimen-r I«-»
ami M i « i T'ra»rr in
r
mainif g four, and nt 4 ordam » «litt
abatidiHied.
Western gtweer» then fo
the adjutant genrral'e dilGUtiU thev
ci-!«- l to g«-t to^t'tber ¡»nd ag»©e to work
«<•1« inarm ted to report Immr lla » »
uniformly on son»© nlan «4 isfaciory
to Major General S after in *an Fran
ah Jobbing interests.
«•iscu on their arrival n« it I';e«day
morning.
l»rw«r «n th« I
( '•»•(««•»>>•
Clara Fit« !». the 19 year old «laughter
ot <ieor ge A Fitch, a Southern l’a< if!«
engineer, was lutimi in Cycle Park
alxiut 4 «*’< <»• k y«strr<1av afiern<N»n.
a«. I four hours later the ¡ob»« jailed
Frank McDaniel, a tru« kman. on sum
plciot. ■ f having tnur«lered ths girl
M« Daniel adiuitt««! that he was with
Miss Fitch ab*»ut 10 «»‘elm k Wr«lne*lay
night, when she is supp«»Me'l to have
!>«-en killed
Strangulation was tire ap
parent cause of «h ath.
W «•»»•• a li«ng«»l f-»r Mu»4«r
fxmdon. July 31 —Despite atronnou«
efforts Io secure a reprieve in« ludmg
an appeal to the qs«sn, Mary Ann An*
»ell, who was convtctwl of murdering
her sister, an inmate of an insane nay
turn, by sending her p»i-<»n«d «reks, was
hanged today at St. Albans.
The
crime was ournmitled fur the purpoee
of
eeturing payment ol
insurance
money.
•aal ii*«« » rwn»
M*gl«M©M*A
ARRIVtS
Elihu Root, a New Y rk Law
yer Has Accepted
Col Robt G Ingersoll Passed
A way Suddenly.
PLANNED A SURPRISE I The scheme involv©« • m«
INDIANA
4«
« <itt««|«
New York. July 34 —A dispatch to
the Times from
Ia»mf<»n ssvs
sir
Thomas Lipton has chartered an 8.0OO-
toti stramer and intends to take »>00
g'lests to America to see tire America's
Vtb««l«» I»—«« W..» F««» War
Ca|« T 'wn, July 21 —In lit. reply
to the adjr.n ol wrlconi« «1 <Il«r»meat
ye.tri-l.y, trill lUu.lr«, formally pre*
inter ol Cap- t'olony, ite< lar«»l tl>al
th.ro wa* not th« tltgbtaat r-hanc. of
war batvaan Graat Krilain anj lUa
Tran.vaal rapublk biaaklng out.
WASHING TUN
w Ill
VOL UNI EE RS
l’r«»t*at»l,
M anils
4 ug ««•• I U
«U> m I
Seattle, July JI
Ths war lepart-
inent at Washington ha« given out ths
f lowing nt it ret • in **g »• ,| io | •
Washington Volutiteris
**Gst>rrai Otis ire* able I that haa»v
slortns ars raging around Manila, aus
ing much deal) tn loading tra reforls
now there with the volunteers to be rs
turns«I
The trana|«or| Grant lea»ea
this mornii g with the First North Da­
kota. First Idaho and First Wvnmii.g
volunteers
It I» probable other reg!-
ments will leave to the f < low ii.g order
Thirteenth Minn**- ta. First Montana
First South Dakota, First Wa«hingl»»n,
rwelfth Kansas, First Tennessee This
supposition is ba and un the order given
General Otis tu return the voluntr«-rs
In wbhdi they left the
in the order
«
States
United
tor the
Philippine
islands
Thar« aie other transports
now at Manila with a capacity suffi
cient to » return the regiments men
tmned alove, au«l it is probal»!« that by
the 10th of August ths First Washing
ton will Lave left.**
I ««rlilhf «r Sis liallaaa
New Orleans, July 24 —Sp«« >al dis­
patch from Tallulah. La . sava
Sil
Italians wets lynch”«! lh«*r»la*t night
Th« names of th« lyn« he«| wr«-«e anob
tamable.
Yesterday, Dr. Ho Igrs, a
prominent phys « an of ¡allnlsl«, quar-
rel«d with an Italian
The lailas
wounded the phvsl« lan with a shot
gun.
Th« shouting created intense ri
citetuenl.
A mub immediately round-
•d up ths w«>ul I I m » mmsmssiii am! five of
his friends, st«ung them all to I irr«,
sn<l than flilw! tneir bodies with buck
shot.
Tallulah is a small town. 17 mile*
from tl»« river
It 1« in the heart <»f
the b«et cotton producing section of the
state, and many men prominent in
state affairs are r«’si«lrnta thsrs and on
surrounding plantations
Feld Mln« <•*• tn
Joplin, Mo., July 1«.—<.'«1 Järvi«
■ nd Allb Gunn war, .mothered to
lesti», and Frank Col m ver was perhaps
fatally injured at the Éthel mina b©ra
todav. tha rout raving In on Ibais,
wer« Bk —
All
»»«• 4M
I •»•!»*• I Ian I
»lr| (Of
WAnhiDgton, July 35
Tii» war de
partm*-nt trcrl»»» I t«>«l»v fr«uu General
< >tia «(»«»liter «lt»pMt«h, giving addithm-
al p.»rIl»*ular» of lh«< fight •■I mitii t .»p-
tun Byrne, with 7U mrn »»f the bnth
infantry, «i» d rulÚH’f I mi » I* li» tire
island of N'.gri.a,
It »how« lti.it the
victory «»f tire »»»Miera will hr greater
than that r«*|»urted Iti General (Mis' dl»
I itch of July - I. and that th«* ■•» «uf-
f«*r«-d by tire re» i’« »s Was «-•»?.« d«'f.ihly
larger than In for«» «tat» d
Mu« li «ali»-
f« Iloti la felt bv G«- eral Oli» «>vvr lire
ir lit of this preliminary effort in deal-
irg w ith tin* disturbing tdeuirnl In the
islands, and h»? leparla it a« already
having a salutary * ff«> t uu olirei Lamia
inlestmg the b»« ality.
I swtl»» Y«lb* nt Wnr.
Toronto, (hit., Julv '•'<’> —A special
tu the Telegram from Ottawa, says:
A violent criticism of lire Aim*» an
position rom*>hing the Ala«ka bound*
ary ipimium by Sir Chari« « Tupper, al
thre mornit g*« sitting « f t •» ho *«•.
brooght fort! a statement fr.un >ir
WilffLI !«aurt«*t
**ll is drar,'* he said, "that there
are only two ways by which the difll
culty may now I*» ««tiled —aib.tintimi
or war. I have no l»«»pt» at this moment
that we .«i» settle the matter I y . «un-
protniro.
Nu une Wants war.
o
must eihaitsl every menus «>( removing
the difll« «illy by pra . fui iiretl . !»
I
have hut given Up hoja» that it i» p«reni-
Lieto agree to aibitratiun
N«g'»tia-
tfous are still ffoiug <»n.
W m mti»t find
sum«» mean« uf bringing about a | • .«<••-
ful aetlleimul *'
Fi«»««i l.ywrl»e«1
Si. Louis. Julv 25 —A Post Di«| .»I h
S|MH-ial fi olii Me ino, M u . »>»v« Frank
Einlure, a negro, charged with w'-aull-
ing 14 p ur ubi Mais Dwugherty near
Brnton a few wecks ago, was taken
fiorii thè offivers l»y a mub al StainiuUff
ami bang«* I lo a trro.
» «••»»l»rr••»<! tir Cnmbln«
New York. July 35 —Tire World
say»
Il ia slited on g«»<»d aiithurity
that tlierw is tu ha a «’»»niplel« consoli­
dai ion of tire tallona nunprevar«! «ir
p.-xer rompan < s and affiliare I <un-
Ceins. ami thal
tliey are nll to Ire
m»»rge«l mio «»tre rential cut por »tiori.
with Harry Payne Whiit.ey, * ^i t»f
William C. Wbitney, as pteshlenl • f
tire new «••inpany.
The capitelli«! hui
f thè • ci.trai « i < i p»i y, il ia reni,
wtll Ire in thè nei gb bui booti uf |i00,-
000.0M
|>»wey I m «rey i •»«I»».
Trieste, Julv 98. —Il has f»ern de-
t*hto«l that the United Matee cruiaer
<>lympia shall remain here hi «laye
< r« w.ls visite«! the et nie<-r to­
huiger.
lay an«l were shown over her by the
sail«»rs, who eiplained everything alwwit
her to the visitors
Admiral |>rw«y
•‘'cornpanlet l by the American «•ni»»*il,
ma«ie an eteursion thio afti-rr <H>n. in a
carriage, t< Opine m ountain.
F nglish proplff were very friendly to-
war«l the Aiueiican athletes who to-
■ «»fitly visited their si res, and ths
pores was full of • umplitueuts.
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