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The Saniiam News'
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OREGON
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(Hi OS Of I WÍEK
LATER
SAMOA
NEWS
Fir» at Tupper lake, ‘u lb« Adi-
r< ndack», dveltuyed a butel and IE
building»
Yellow fever as broken nut in the
National I bulJieia' Huui©. year Hamp-
tuo. Va.
C ubana aro finding fault with the
censii» («»mmiaeiuners »| pouted by the
l’mt«*! filate»
It Is rumored in lamdon
bury may resign.
that S«li«-
l»ew«v Will •!-*•» I all uf
Mr tiller lanran purls
August al
Talk of wai with Great Britain dues
not alarm Washington oflitisls.
Jr«* ->«»*y ciueed the dealt» uf «•!»• and
prut>4 iy artolher at Lui g Beach. < al.
Two csMil Am«r nans at« w I lu bav«
dl*|*ersed a bowling mob uf 400 in
Cures.
M«ikl«p hn will I»« acting avcrelary
of war outil Alger's rn*»g alluri take«
place.
Mr« Rich, of Tela», was taken In
Mrl.O for morder Inal, wraj j*©d in an
American flag
The< atholo «<• hbishop *»f < tatelarid
has i»sue*l an appeal tu I be tinker* lu
res}«kl lb» law
Russia and Japan are reported ta lw
preparing with a view M< a jmwsi LI s
uoiifhcl in la>r»a.
The Transvaal It it said muat oom
ply with E'nglaud*« • >»ry • >• maud or a
b*»t war will follow.
Freight handlers
N«w Vuk
They a*k Lu su
(iom 17 lo 30 cents an hoof.
m r»a**
Th« militia was ordered ont tn pro
lecl a <«*N»rgia sheriff ai I Jail fr«»in •
limb, who threatened lo I) mb a negro.
William T Stead say» th« pea«'« <*m
fer»r. « has 4 I «-»<1 ag «*»1
.-as
• I, I w« t»l G » ! I th- el}.* tat !■ : »
f
!
tbe delegate«
I
The threatened rate war t»» Mise- irl
:
fiver punt« l as been BVrrted ami th«
,
r«*lu>e! rate tickets have beru taken
'
utT the market.
Pre»t leni M> Kinley will tender Al
mirai Ifewrey a ie««ptiui» wb»u b» or
rive» al U *»higtiun
Private James A Ih>Ge, uf < *<mi»any
i>. Secund Oregon, su«« uml«rd lu dys-
•ntrry »1 thè Preetdio.
P xksu »» a vuluntrer wnul«f noi re
rubai. General Oli» drn»*»l him a per
m»I tu gu itilo botine»« in Manila.
The tripartite cortim:Uee ha» almi
• l e i tbe kingvhip ot samo» a Ijtidging
il to 1.« wilboul •utbotiiy and u*«lvss
The BU knul tur|«edo boat de«ti<>yer
Gol-!st»>rui>gli,
waa
su««w»»ful!y
lauro hrd fro*n Ih» wav» al lt>» Uniti A
Za. kvr Imo worb» at Puiiland. Or.
The Ilari iman Ala»ka espeditìon hav
returned
The et|««ìitlun, boti* Irum
a * ¡«ni t and pìra»uie p ,nt uf \ »w
wa» «ti enlile •»«■* m
A Jouriivy uf
u*er 9. IMM) mi Ir» w a» made.
The N*'htasfca rrgiineril and ivo bai
trrtee of (Ite l lab arllllery, bave »r
11• ed in *»n Frem isco
The Ne! *as
kan» Lave |(>o w*<undvd metb
Tbrir
h«*»r« includ’ng s>< k. amounl to 901
TI ì « v
»ay lite» hav» bad enuugb ut
Pbihppine bghnng
The rumi li irgarding ite formalion
of a ( binu Japanrae »lllatHu are •< mi
uffit lally detned at P« km. and il i» »•
e«»!e*l that tl»s «nv<*ys recenlly »»rii t»
T«>kio wrre ap|*ointed eimplv lu prove
tl»e f(irt»>)!y relatlun» belwc<'D li»« ¡-<>w
•r».
A Paris dlapatcli says tw«> automo-
bile» !*ral tbe Bari» ht
M«de rlpt e««
tram iti a ra«w lietwerr» tlome Cities, •
dretarme uf
in ile», makmg the l«*»t
lime «ver rcNordt-d for an aul«»m<*l»ile
ri.« di*tan<e was t»vered in 1 hours
w
and 4** minute».
A eiv. k ori urrod on th. Central Pa
cific near Ciarli*, elation, Nevada
nror Head wa, killed and hia Or.
man badly hurt.
General Otis ha* inforrned the war
*!«partment uf thè arrivai al Marni»
ut llm tranwporl Valencia,
There wet»
no > asnalties vii mute
The Valentis
< Won Paul Kruger tende?«»d his r**S!g- *a<le«| fi««m San Francisco, June 29,
nsti« ri a* president of ilia Houlb Afri «Itti i.» adipi»! ter» l! ami M. Fonrtb
can iri ibli«
Il wa* i*ut a rpted, au«i >avalry. an i F and II, Twenty fnurtb
I s )at»r w itbdre w it.
infaulry, iti all lu ufficerv ami 454 en
Information h«.m thè luwrr Yaqui [ lisled men
Fiver, al the suuth end of tbr «tate «.f
Tbe Caiifurnia volunlrera bave a»ile<1
Honora, in Meint», conveys the iniellí- tur homo.
grnre that an outbreak b^s oorurrwd
Dievf >• la lepottvl lo bevetluuslv ili
In a fight
among the Ysqttl Indian».
with a frver.
on« whit» man and TO Indians wore
American »torka non cnmmand con
killed.
fidente tb^uughoul l.utupe.
At Hattir»bu«g. Mr»« , Henry No
Caroline ialandrrs want lu t»e an
Val», a negl«» wb<» attempted to a»*aull
Ruaalme Davis. Katnrday evening, was ti ri ed lo Ih» Viilted States
< apturrd i.rar B*u»d City. Mi»»., and
later i<l«n’ifie«i by the young la«ly.
A
mot« tied him lo a tr«« so I shut him to
death.
The steamer I'ertl a La* arrived in
San Fram i»o> from St M h L mv I* via
I ■ ■ • •> » ■» : '
• • ; ■ »”<• . • ' - •«
* ’
ni
ji ihi‘> ihhi in p»i»i * . ’.U” i »«f w bi« b
is in charge of Parser Key««. The pur
ser say» theie is wealth in the C«|«e
Norn« district, ao»l dr* lar**» there Is nu
truth in tl « sluri«» <>! failure lo fiml
gold which have tern published.
rains
are di«
Presklent IleuieauB. uf Manto
mingo, li»« In-eu «Baatsinatr*!.
Ik*
Tke taaly of th. tat. Koli.it II In
geraoll ... i rriuat.'l al Frv.li »’und,
N. Y.
Th» fight between the Im*♦-<*«I oil
« uiuùinat luna i*as trern amicably a»l
Jusled.
’Ih» mes«enger boy«’ slnke In Pitts
I urg ha* bm u •etile»)
Tbe buyaclaim
a vidury
At Hartford City.ind . Bslph Khrlby.
» w ve.tr <d<! I«»y, wa» lhra*hed lodeolb
l y IH« playmale«.
Completion of recruiting new regi*
merit« tar < >tis is ei|M**t«Ml within a
fortnight
Oli» reporla another
engagement
w itlr l «udii» in < rbu In which Amori-
■in force» w« re victotiuus.
A mine eiplrwion near Br**wnsville.
Fa., killed »is ar><1 eni»»mbed «0 mill
ers. Wt.o later »-»• 4|Mrd.
A < h ago tiegres« is all»-ged to liftVt
«tlem| tr4Ì ti.« sleahng uf b»ur rhildrrti
wiihin an lo»ur.
Mie is nuw io )ail.
Admiral Itewsy haswirn»! Iiissrrept-
• noe to t*«»r<»me the city’s guest upon
his arrival in New York.
F '»ur fife timer« In th» <\>!umbus.
(> penitriiiiary »ere »«» unruly lini
Vpex lai Steel tri!» wrre bulli lut their
rn< ar< erat ioti.
A little * v was sh« i an I killnd by
a i.«»!. union c«»m!u< to* al Clrielaml.
Eight bumlre.l truoiwar« now un guard.
Oli« lias !>ren cable»*! tu semi voltin-
trris liurue »a *ot»n a» p«»»sibie. il l'Vlrig
An American lady millmriair«, wa» li « drsire of th« pcv»idrnl lo bave no
arrested in Part« lor shoplifting,
^l>a ielay tu ih» metter.
was reloA»«d after paymg Ivr lb. atuleu
W illiam II
Pt'Klor. who weul U
goods«
California in IM9, rsnaiiisd ttoer» 15
Th» reciprocity treatV w itli France vrers and acruinn late*! a fortune, ia
<'*»o< «-•*n*ns had to ir ad in Hfooklyn. age-l M yeara
has been signed.
I* ma.le a* a • « u I It i> >n wf Cambun*»
It ha* boeri derided to disotti timi«
Blgnihg the convention.
thè use of nml as furi on Die New
Sir W lifted Laurier refuses to quali
fy l»is statements In regard to the
laoumlary dispute, sml 4*««rts that lie
meant Just what he said.
A small !*»y bas testifitv! al Chicago
that he wilvrswod Mrs G«orge kill
GtMtrge l> ballon l>r»>t her - in law of
President McKinley, at Cautun, la»l
< )ctoiler.
York, New llavrn an«l Hartford rat)
r«»a I ami tu substitute coke tur il un
• Il ha.un «liVre
Cnited Mates manufacturere will I*
benefited by uur new treaty
with
France
Fermar«, however. will re-
•rive no lirlp. aa iiiaiunum dutie» will
slay on agricoltura! pruduets.
The Illinois Central bas a new rum
Nel Pe»ce Indian* may make trouble, petitor on tiusine»* from Chieggo tu
Tbe M. Louis A Suuthwt'st
The young burka have threatened to Ih« golf
murder
Northern
Fa« tfic
©itsnsmn arri is buihllng a ronnevting link k
hi« ago and Eastern llhuwis
gra i«-rs, I • aus<> the line ci ss«« their
feeervntlon.
llev. John Morrison, paator of Cai
Sir Wilfre«! laMirier. prime minister vary Preabyterimn rhutch, of Portland,
of Canada, is to I m » prvsentoJ by bi» •Ile*! al Cam) W »lev. nnar thè Grami
friends with <IOO,(H*0.
Ihs salary uf < anyon botri, in thè Yellowston» Park,
.«I 4 jeer is »»«nsidere-l insufficient w liete hr bad gune on a pleasure trip
for his wants
The New York llrtald’s Washington
Hoke >tnilh favors dlvi'ontiniiam « of
corre»|4*ndeul «ays lumi will I mi uniy
the war.
II* contends that such is the
nominai head of th» war <!•) artiwsnl.,
sentiment »11 over the Kuulli.
He
Ili» culonial er< ielarystiip is thè re-
d«M-» nut want the flag to fun, but
spunsibihiy for which he i» really
woul«l have the Filiplnue promise« J
slatod.
complet* In-lrjM»ml»n«e.
ArcOtJIng lo Ih. Waahlngton Tour»
The income of the prtnripal charita
R.v. Sa in Jooaa' in. uni. (or awrWal
ble Institution* having their hrad«j«iar-
yrar« Ila* la.n bnlwaan |.’5,<>oO ani
ter» in latmlon. am*»uul» to over
ist.ooo.
000.000 |M«r annum.
Saiah Br.rnhar.lt lava vii. «al borii
The Fourth of July Just past wa»
in l’aria an.l noi In Amal.i.lam ot lai
mors widely cwlebfate*! in foreign coun
ttavm. a» mai ul bar biograph.ii ta-
tries and participated in by foreigners
lala.
than any previous «me.
K<lgar l> t’rawlord «ho nav rwcantly
The ««questrian Statue of Major-Gen admiltnl lo III. bar al Atlanta, Ha.. iv
eral John F. Reynold», who com Ih. yonngrat lawtar in lliat «tata. il
mande I the First «••»ips of th«« Army <»f noi in Ih. country.
II. i, boi quii, lì
the Potomac, was unvellwd al Getty«- iaara old.
barg, Pa.
Noi un. dtnpof intollcanta ia allaw»l
The Disciple« of ('hfist will hold to li. aold al any al tlia uillitary campa
their Jubilee missionary convention m ot Canada.
Cincinnati, October 11-19, ami 10.000
Governor Stanley, of Kan»«», ba» ap
delrg itee are rBpe* ted.
pointed hi» wife one of the committer
A great rave. »ai«l to be large* than to investigata lha »late*» ibantable tn*
the Mammoth, in Krntu» ky, ha» been •Ululions.
d>soovrre«l In Victoria, H. <*.
It has
latria A Thurvton. former mmlvtar
l*een eiplored a distance of ¡3 mi lee
from Hawaii to Ibi. country, who ha«
without tbe en»l being reached.
irritad from Honolulu, ,ay, the out
General Horatio G. Wright, who loaik in Hawaii la very promising
The
made a brilliant record in the civil war, • ugar clop will unduiibledly lia the
•er ving at Gettystmrg and Hie rMinpaign largeat .ver handled
H. derlaiee the
in the WiLlernrsa ami around Rich- laland.r« want («intonai government
tuoml, die»I tn U asliitigtun after an ill« pare and viiapla.
nee» uf three ui out Us.
AGAIN
City of 12,000 Located South
East of Manila
WASHINGTONS IN THICK OF IT
Manila,
July 29. —An «tiwditiua
ju<n|o«MMl of trout« from Han P*lro
Ms» all. i’asig and Momng. under Brig-
a-her G«ti*ral K
H
Hal), yesterday
captured Calamtx. an im|«>rta»l town
< u th» • ;tb s' r« f lawguna «Je Hay,
after two fiuuts of sharp fighting, «fur*
mg wbicf* four S*«i jl«rs W9«a killed and
12 wounded.
Th« Iren« h«s cumroaud-
Ing the I. a I bur were utaisr waler, but
tbe swam pi uses of th« lan«l mad« lb«
work Larder.
The troupe boarded r»*»<*« Tuesday
night
The f> r. e cOMIpri«e>l 40U of tbs
Wssliingt<'ii volunteers, (5U of li •
Twenty first Ii.fsntry. ISO »4 ths Fourth
aialrv an I two guns • f the First artil
lery. The»* ami tbe gunboats Nspidaa
ami Ckwto «seeia! led opp**vite Calamt a
< r»*wds of |M«uple in «arts and un f««>l
were seen ruahtr -j toll.« hili».
Na
11»«• «•« aping from < -a)»mba in canue»
said 100 insurgent» h«l I the town.
A furoe uml«r ('at tain M cGrath, of
tbe Twenty first infantry. an«l <‘ap<*in
Mlenler l. Inm!*»l east uf th« town,
but f.»nn I a rivet intervening
< ap*
lain M Grath ami Lieutenant Batem
• warn th» riv«r un let a fir» from Mau
ser r.fl«-«
Having «r««*»rd li v stream,
the ••flhers ;••»»• •* I m as <«• tu fsrry
The Insurgents re
th» troops over,
treat »d through ibe town. sb«*uting
from bous* a sod busties a» they île-1 lu
tbe bills.
Hra«*rjr 9f VS ••hi•<(!«>••
Thre»- memlwrs uf th» Washington
rrg’meiil waded ft tn
avouea through
swamps often slioulder deep, whiles
group uf E'.lipino« cui *(,« mi I v «I in bay
•tacks were shuolh.g at them until the
Naj • Ian !»< used tier sib («oaiiders an I
Gatling guns uu Hie sta« k» fur a tv a
millUtM
Muet <d the work was «lune
before the W ashingtun Vulunleur« »oiiid
reach the town.
¡he Fllipiiro» left three dead.
Of
the < atialtirw «m the Atnernati »ide. two
uf th«» kll • I Slid three of Uitt Wounded
were m«ml»«ia uf the Fourth cavalry,
am! two killed and eight Wuui.-«1e«i be
long'd to th« Twenty first infant y.
There was much »booting by Eili-
pin«*» who emerge*! from the bushes
with white flags.
After tbe fighting,
a d> M)n 1» en i id.ling up tlirir hand»
and shouting •‘Caatillanoa," lli.t th.
Ev.n spaniah tail-
American «avalry.
diers embraced the A turili an» hyatrr-
Ically.
There were 50 Sp.-ttii.it prlanti
era at < al am ba. uf whom »ouïe a**r.
civil uffi« lais ali i son e weresuhliris
They had l»r«*n given th« choice »»I Jol|>*
itig the Filipino anny or benonilng
' N t ■ ■ a, .1 ' ! t
•-.!• t ! - t r Ii. V : !l
• t t •• f '■’t
p|' rtanit)
Mort of th»«
civilians rrachod the American lines
■ ■
took away ulliers in their retreat.
4rtn«*«1
Flllpln**« < «t*twre«t.
General Hall captured 13 Filipino»
with gun».
Ma)«>r-<ieneral Lawton.
Professor Ihnin C. Worcester, of the
Amerhan romiui««i<ui; Mrs. General
I.«wt<<n slid Grnetal f«awiuti'fl son ar-
oumpanied the «ipedltion on iMtar«! a
launch, ami sal coolly in an nnprolerl
ed boat cluee to the shore during tire
fighting, the bullets splashing ab«>ut
them.
Today General Hall brought to .Ma
Kills the Spaniar Is wh«»tn the cipedl-
tlun had released from captivity uf
mure than a year.
Lieutenant l«ar»un(
commanding tlm Napidan, tralay found
a 1» ng in v-iiig Spanish gunta»at. which
had been »t> ouveied with bushes and
fishnets as to not to reMtnhle a vessel.
The Filipinos having met reinfofve-
snruts an I thinking that the American»
had evacuate«! the town, descended
from tbe hills today, intending to re-
occupy < alainba.
General Hall easily
drove them tack.
General Hall will
leave a garrison at ('a)auiba.
|.«u<a»r< l>l»a In t*rl»**n.
Joliet, 111 . July 311
A-loll h L
Lueigrit, the wealthy Chicago sausage
maker, win* was serving a Ilf« *«'hlen«e
In the )«*nltentiary here fur tbe uiur«!er
uf |«i» wife, wa» found dead in lit» «ell
tudav Dra. Werner an! O'Malley held
a
p* -tiuurkui
elaminaturn.
Dr.
(J'Mailry say» I.urtgert died (turn fatty
degeneration uf tire heart.
He found
that the heail wa* surrounded by a
great mass of fat. an<! that it w«• real
ly surprisif.g, cunsnlerir g the condi
tion uf t!>e I « art. Dial death had not
Outlie long l*efute this.
Will Watty «»«Iy ©«Ml©««.
t btaago, July 9V
A »pernal tu the
Time« Hrrald
(rum
Imlepemlwnre.
Kan , say*:
Th© girls’ chibs of several
S«mth* rn Kansas towns have remilvt-l
never lu marry a young man uni«*** he
serve*! with the famous
1 wentirlh
Kann©*
Thev say they are determined
tu keep their agreement ar»*l that s»M»t>
er than marry a man who staved at
h'uur they will remain single all their
live*
They intend to give the lairs of
the irgiiuent a big i©« ©ption when they
rvturn.
< urrnraa Is ••«stlty
W«lla<-«. IJaho. July »». — Haul Ot>i-
*>rai> alio ha, la<vt> uu trial liaro (ur
M««ral awk* for Ilia iimr lrt of Jain«.
Cliayna, a Hanker Hill A Hulliran mill
man, in thn Wardnar riot, on April
it*, wa, lolay run,tela.! of niiirder In
lha Bacond decree.
At 1 o'clotk thl*
afternoon. Judge Htawart aenlanoad
Corcoran to 17 tear, tn the peniten
tiary.
Vnder the Idaho law, the pun
ialiuiant for murder in th« «acornl de
gran I, Imprisonment fol from 10 year,
to Ilia.
Italian» V» »ra < lll»aa».
Washington, «Inlv 19.—The state de*
partmrnl has received from (ienerei
Foetrf, of ¡.cuistana, a preliminary re
bori upon lite killing of the five Ilei*
iena el Virkaburg.
The point of inter«
e»t and importance ia the governor*•
statement, timi he Ima been officially
edvieed that three nt the men were
rmluralilrd Amrnran»
San Fra no I wo. July SI.— Samoa n ad
vice» un 1er dale wf Jnlv 14 were re
reive*! iu day by the steamer Monna ar
follows:
The »llaation In Samoa is
u • of gr«al i . mc i.r»» the stillo • of
natives being
far from reassuring
Several figlila bave occurred in differ
ent portions of the islar Is between
supporter» uf ri«ale fur the kingship,
and several native« have t-een killed
Nothing much »eems lu have been a >
oomphsbed bv the high mmmiaeiun
since erm» were sunenJered by lb«
contending ta< turns
Chief Juethw Chambers, being dis
•afiafiel with tlie supputt eiteoded tr
b» cuori t-y the > «»mmiMiot>era. will
lew« tolav for Washington.
Their ac
tion in refusing the aid asked f«»| to
sustain tbe «v» tri's authority is said lu
have t»e«*n prompted by lispatci rt re
teived hr the German c«*tnn<>»»>on»t
froto hie home government, which. H it
Claimed, is greatly displeaved with bit
rs- ••guit ón <»f the supreme <xnjrl in lb«
kmgabip case
The commissione»« have been well
received on all li e Island« they vis te*!.
They etpe« ted I«» tail for the t uile*!
Males uu the Badger on July 1 fi.
V»|««e» Tw««»« II««»» • • Hi» »• tl«*r»e»
llunululu. July 23, via Hen E'raocis-
9D, July II.—The vole anio eruption un
Mauna l.>u» is still in MI ’ »-t
lava flow is apparently filling up It»«
lab)« land, and Hilo and the w bol»
island of Hawaii are env»lope«i m
•make,
Vc«»rle encviunter dense < luuds
of amok« a liundrel miles out to »»»a.
sihl navigators are seriously inconven
ienced.
Kilaua la also smoking !rce|«r
and indicatums a>. thia vulcauo
soon be in a< ti ve «HUptlOfl.
Frank Davey, a photoÿraph.r,
returned from a viali to th. vok
He aavs there 1« a wri-, i>l wigl.i era
ter», five uf them w.r*
w«*re des«!, but ap-
peared to have been a«'ll i« quite leceM-
lv
Oneuf th* others was betaking
forth smoke and tir« and molten Paks
of great »lx«*
A- cor lit g to Davey, the
lo* k* were as big as horse» an*! went
•u li*gh that tlu » o««ded before falling
lo the ground again
!l UM»k Ihivev
and his party 15 hours to as< end the
mountain from the active crater lo th«
summit, where their hor««s were left.
Two mm i>«'<ame «leiiriuus from want
«.f w ater.
The ti Ip is d««< ri bed as a terrible on»
in ili«« eurem«».
All artnin«! ine top
uf lite mountain was col«!, but at thè
cr»t«*í it »m very hot.
The rltreines
were such as would ki*<x k mott »ny
liody out.
IH«ersl«»ws
(««••««•>
War
li|i«r*.
Chicago. July II. — A Tnbur« spe
llai from W ashington says
By the as-
saMinati«»n of President lleuraauB, of
Man Ik*twit go, < ul*a may I om one ot its
central figure«, as it is well known
General Mal imo Gomes aspites to th«
pre«ld«ncy of tba "bla« k republic.**
One of the Second Oregon volunteer»
•ays one reaaon why the regiment da*
• ired to l»e mustered out lu San Fran*
Kan Francie™, July 29. —Tha trans
< ¡eno. 1» because it» regimeut received
port Tao ma sailed for Manila today.
no congratulatory telegram» form their
Bha ha*! on is mid a I >oa I 100 head ut
•late on the g-»ol work they were du-
Nurse» and mule» fur Iba um of troupe
‘ur
Ito lb» Ftoi lippinM
«ta
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TALE.
SsiH*-W M mm
During th« first engagriueut while
the company wa» firing al will into th*
W' mm I s ahead, savs Hergrant King in the
Minn«a|«*li» (Km > Meswugrr, a fur
ion» water buffalo, !)»• Philippine
beast of bur»tan, menn»ler*l into the
tic« field «1 ireel Iy in fr«»r»t of thn line.
ROOSEVELT WROTE A LETTER
The writer immwl»at»ly directed b»s
fire toward the buffata» with no ap)»ar-
ent rwsutl.
Afterwards, »luting a lull
in the firing, we »ham* fully c*• i«(•■ saw-i
to having wasted our strength in this
ignoble manner and were surprised I*»
i«ern that ever v man hn«l <tane like
wise
At all events, the beast made
•
/r>g slaletnsnl is mede in iv»nuection g«*»*d it» enrape, h»r it patiently p>'*d-
With Ih» drpwrturw uf A gei fri»«*» ite de»l ahead until tlie |im>»er swalloww.1
. abiuri lital Ii'tteftHii Rmwevell, <»f It up
Paring the charge al 4 ahx an,
New York. wr<*tn a l«*tler urguig hi» a fiensied pig. of diuiinnti *• sis»«.
r»lirwm»nl, and al»o llial Generai Gii« da»bed fr«»m i em*ath a Itambao Lui
b» r«*he«i*d in thw Philipp» n«w and ami. apparently, J*» lg*ng thnt all the
IhtMik«' te» »t><*r«"*d«»d by Wuml a» mili corn motion was f«r his lasnefil, thought
tar v governar ul Cutaa. Thl» iettar wa* Leal lO relil«
A, th. pig .Inalimi ivi
wriiteu l'* a mem<»er uf Iha <abtn*i the writer, wa gwttlly a»«l»lia| with a
priai lo Ih» ia«l geiiaial uutl»ur»t «*f •hove from th. bull of our gun an I
anti-Algor talk, some w»«ks brh>re i.i» thought no mova of it for »onio lima
•rihai rsMHgnatMMi
Afterward, U|ain glancing to th. WAV.
There was fri» ln»n twtwnen R* m » sw
wa u* four or five stildiets It. hot pur
veli ai> I Alger, in i • nn<<* inm wilb lite •mt of tbe sam« pour lilt)« »wiue
It
lâiiiü'ii rntii.l • rt»bin li ■•*«’ veli |»*rlU’l*
is laughable, even in tim« «* of p‘4» e, tv
pated in g«»lting up, while be was with w«t»h another man chase a L«»g. but
thè mugli rnlers al Santiago Sg»«r«*laiy when rn«n forsake their p »■ *•« forg* t
Alger crilK-iswd litMiaevell fur a ivlter the l"-ir uf i-unfli-'l. the hum uf bullets,
tbe *bu«it» of the tutors, ami th« wails
ul tbe wminded, to grapple with au
right -|'4>«ind shoal, the Ihvli« betXHll««»
lu«li«'ti*us in the eitreme. We l«M»k the
trouble to learn that the pig got away.
At Cab an the rebels lia*l mount«»’I
musalt« I< mi > ling gut.s
two m« u*tious
rapiti re*l tn f«»rmrr times from the
They attempted to fire one
Spanish
The
E>f them*. with direful results.
Amers, ans collected th« remains of 30
rr> els k-lltt’l by th« elploamn of the
gun. The insurgents ha I not the «<»«ir
age lo fire the remaining »annoti,which
was loaded and p’lincd when <‘aloran
was tapturr«!. The native« had h»a !e»l
the g-m with a complet»curiosily simp.
The caution was fiital with ■• iso*rs.
knives cull, pie»«« uf brick, nails,
bolts, a Diet im»m«lcr, a hmaaahue, a
< at hnk. a pu-« « of rublwr I hmm *. and, l«>
cr«>wn it all. a large quantity of h<» p
iron bad been driven Into the mu/sle
so ligiilly that H was ne« «-«sarv tu tile
Given As a Reason for Secre
tary Alger Resigning.
mure city Jail yard
Cornelius Gar
| m «II««1 to f«ri«in«
diner. John Myer* and Charles Janie*
Tacoma. Wash., July 31. — President
pal l with their lima for criminal a.
C S. Mellen, of the N rlliern Facitta
saull ou Anuie llailay, a 13 v.ar ol.l
TMilroad, in talking today of the rail
neg i css.
Joseph Bryan, th. fourth
road situation on lb© ooawt, said.
meiuber of the quartet, killrsl Mary
“We have offered th© G R. A N ,
Pack, a negresM
Tli. nei'ka ot Jaiu.a
which is iu the Union Fa itic sy»t»iu,
Myers ami Byran weie broken bv the
to let them run into Tai'oma over our
fall ami they »lied almost Instantly.
tiM< ks from Portland, and loglve thviu
Gardiner’s cap t*r«aine «1 i*arrang«xl in
terminals here, s*» far as w»« have any
the fail «ml his fa « wa* visible to the
• •v in the matter, at very r*as»»nabl«
»|MM?tatura.
He was apparently con
lei ms.
They may aoerpt our propnai-
•emus slamt »»Un moment, alter which
The terms are entirely satisfac-
lion.
he slowly strangled.
lory. If they ar© not, we will in aka
tht-in. satisfactory,
Il wituhl I m * to our
t nterv«li««g 1 »p«rlui«nl.
theirs, to
let
internet, as welt as
ManHa. July 31.
lu coin pliarow
them run in over mir track«, rather
with an order received from Madrid,
Wa
than Luihl an a Iditl »nal line,
Itie Spanish trauapirt Alva will pro
would rather «livid© th© c»»st and es-
ceed from Manila immediately to the
penne of maintaining one line than to
Caroline islaiKis, In order to repatriate
pay all the c « m H otiraelves
The traf
the garr• son ami Inhabitants of those
fic l«etw«-« u here and Portiantf for many
island*
There Is great mterr«t in the
yrars « ah all l«e Jolie uV»-r the one line,
first attempt of a cable l*oa*. lo follow
• ml not I m » cr»»w«lv«l.
As f-»r terms, we
the movements uf an army.
The trial
will make term« Dial are aatisfactury.'*
left rambav. near Taguig, at the north
»'•«ur kill»«l. «•»•••
ern »nd of l^aguna de Hay, this morn
llahfai, N. M., July 31. — F-»ui men
ing. and after making connection with
the land w re surveasfully Ian! 1H wrre « rushr-i to «lentil. *«’Ven seriously
iiiilrs of cable
It 1« vi)»*’. Ind the ca- itiplied. and a nuinber slightly hurt
In the si* k of a ronslrtn lion train on
blebual will reach < alauiba toinghL
ti e Nfi«il«ia»<l railrutul, in Hams county,
Or«(i>Ni 1» it» ttaltsi.
this afternoon.
A train of fiat cars
Washington. July 31.
I.ieutensnt- was pr«Mv**llng slowly along some new
( olunel J’lummei who is organising the track, when oue of the center truck*
Thirty-fifth infantry, telegraphed the J uim |« m I the r»ils ami tl»e others lediiml
war department today that a number piled un top uf it
There were 35 of
All tb*M*e on
of men from th« >ecund Oregon d«*»ir«*d 30 men on (he tram.
to enlist in the regiment and return lo f«»ard the car that first left the track,
the i'bllippttiev if they can l*e granted four in number, were instantly kill««!.
30da\s* furlough
Thu furlough has < >u* ur two of tin him injured are in a
langrrous condition.
Tl « a« eidcul
Iwcn authorised by th» war department
b4pj>riied 13 miles from Windsor.
lu such u*rn as J«^ire to enlist.
Nrattle, July St.—The Time« print»
tills afternoon what |ui|MHts to!*«»
full and uncensoted list of fatalities in
th» Amernan army in the Fbillppine»
up to June J
Th« list wa» furnished
by Frei J Kite!, a representative ol
th» Mat»ila Freedom, who tlaim» to
have untamed it from the record» in
lb. (urgroo gauvral* olile • at Manila.
Th. total nuui '»r of fatahtie» i»
glirn a* 7SN—-»J offlera. <199 private»
anJ 14 civilian« attach») to the army.
*»•
> r
,
lb* ri«bl W a* Magi*»«
*f prutrwt 1« wrote t • the *«*’retarv »0
thia connection, ami there was >»»nsi.|-
©rabl© ©i«-itrtti©nt over the matter al
the time.
This is *ai<l tu have l*M*n
entirely tna«le up by th© tw«» men after
RiMwevelt’s return from the war, but
|;<*o«oxe11 never appr«»v«**l of th© man
agement of th© war department.
Riaweveit, in his iwttei I»» th« «’«bi
net <»ffi«?«*r, was very sovere in his -rill •
German« anti Japanese
Ineiir^ent«
New York. July 31. — A apocial t< risni of th© general c«»ut*e »»f the war
depar tment, and insisted that the ad
Uie llrrald from Washington Mays
r I' I- ■ ?■* h-. I
A< cording to verbal re|*«»rts tu the navy ministration • f. ‘ . t • ■
iee|»onsibta for Alger. nor to continue
from officers returning from th« Phil
ipplnes, Aguinaldw continues lo get the military police in the Philippin©«
II» urged that vigor one
war supplies through G»«riiian mer ur in Cut»«.
chants tn Hong Kong, and J mi an«*« «nd efTeeliv© o|M*ratmns L«« instated <m.
merchants in Yokohama, although out This letter a a * shown tu the president
consuls have beri, dir»** te l to keep a ai once, as it was intended tu !*«, and
fioin this was started ll>« renewal «<f
•harp hkwkout fur fi 11 hunter I ng
In more than one instance, British th© deiiiaml for Alger’s r«’l ire uml that
fl ■ - . .. . • .. - ! the Cn »’«• I Btnt4M rtwulte*l in his resignation.
When the presi«l*«nt sent fur K» ««*•• ,
*
t ' of
from Hong K<mg, but uffic'ets just re velt. an I»»» did e<m« lime ta’tare Alger
' ;• t tu
turned sav there is no doubt the temp r»-- gi.'d, i’. ■* *«•..»■•-•! i t' t.
tation offered
by Aguinaldo’s high railing him tn the White ||,-u*« wa*
prices has tndii« «* I rner« bants to vio to talk over this letter and try to reach
late th« neutrality laws and try to force some umlerstiliding that wouhl av»»id I
hasty action In the matter.
It wa» I
the ttn|M*rf'-< I blockade.
Twelve bpamsh gunboats recently »up|‘*M»e«l, after thia interview l*etwe©n
put on bhakade «Ijity have «lone re tli** pieeidcnl ami Governor R« m » w « v « 11, |
markably gw«»d servico in culling off that the whole matter would go for
supplies l»rlw**en
difYeieiil islands. lw«> or three tn<*tilli» b**fur© final a< tu»ti.
Last mail re|*otts sani they ha I cap- ami the immediate «nd sudden resigna
nlied |M difYrrrnl cargoes of supplies, tion of Alger is attributed tu fri« tlun
but not any valuable munitions uf war. la-tweeii him «lid tiei.eral <\*lbin, be-
caus«< Alger desire I to copy certain
»I'MHimviits in th© department f«»r bis
Fsursn O um V«-Mffo|»i.
Baltimore,
Md., July 31. — t’pm p«rs<’iial use., an a« t whjoh Cubrin is
one »« ¿fluid, ami simultaneously, f uj •aid lo have suocessfully resisto-l by an
negroes were hanged lo*lav in Balli* appeal I«» th© pi»-Rid©nt.
Th» rhlll|»elM» l*e»4
SOLDIER'S
A
RESTLESS
Aunt««» «r •
^••»•»« !• » '•* F*«a
>i»»»««g*t»a J usd.« « Wemivev» Tele».
Martiel law is »<igg»»t»J b»» » m»tho»
»! »eltlmg ih» CI«v»lauJ atrt»l car
•ink».
Twetrty governo«» will attend the
Ir- »t <M.>t>fer«t • « tu U» beid lu Cbkagu
tu he|4»mber
Plague and .leiayrd
•tressing India
a^4.
*
/
_ . ’X
a*
w * CT*
R m SÌ
11 «f Will» l*«rM*M«*r.
< ‘hH-ago. July 31. — A Tribune *| «rial
fr*»m New York says
The lierai I ibis
morning lias a s|*«** tal cab'cgram from
Trieste, in whlrh A finirai Dewey la
quoted as savmg
**<>Uf nett war will b« witbGer-
rtiany.*’
I he prédiction of th» admirai wat
hr«mght alM>ul, accordibg lo the Her-
al«Fs eotiespomtant, by a discii«so>ii of
a threateiied clavh will» the <»wrmau
fieet at Manila.
Yhr»»
H «* m » h
l>r*»«tn»4
Evansville. Ind., July 31.—Augusta
Mattingly, 17,
Pearl I'beany
and
Marion Onana, were drowned in th»
Ohio river In front of the < ity touighl.
Hearcbing partie» are along the river
bank tonight with torch»«, trying to
filtd t he law! ies of the lost Mi»S Marion
Onana was on» of the lea ling society
belle» of llendrrsoii, Ky . and W«»U Id
have bo»n married in a month.
Twenty thousand co» pora! Ion» in
illinol» will tie proceded against fur
non*complance with law requiting au*
guai tepori.
double .!«>*» ol pE*wd»«r was found, and
•Iso a quantity of dyna ml«
Nu wun-
der the other ('annoti ripluded.
IHt
ALUM
BAKING
Has Broken Out in the Na
tional Soldiers’ Horno.
THIRTY CASES;
the
The revnt di»« n*»ion in tbe paper»
of tb« efT« i u|«»»n ll « human system
* *
. I ' • »
i
I ' I <
, A
ami the optiimns that hav»» I m - cii pub
lished fr«»tn noted *• muti«!* it* tlie
•17*«« t that sm h p»wd«*ra tender the
f.w>*l uu w L«'!*>»un<*. Itave Cii!is»v»l numri
uns Impiirirw for lb*» natu««n of the vari
ous alum J««w let•
In« fiiiiowiiig hst of baking powders
MMitalning alum I» tua«lr up from the
reports of Stale Chemist Nichulson, «»I
Nebraska, the < ity Chemist of bl.
Lums, th« F «*d ( ultimis«¡« » ii <»f Minn»-
sola, or other lelialdo authoiity:
llahlng l‘<tw>l«*r« I onl«l*tV*»g VlitHt
K. I.-..-.. .
1 ‘«'fi tv I ns A him
Jauu*«Mfg t«> i bi-'rtg '
t’Al.l’^11.1
< »»ntrtii.s Alum
t alnttivi I ìm I ìi *« |*uw<i<-r < , » t»lea<*>
HOME«
( *«»n tai ns A Inin
ii . :i>r
r •« i. « ■ itati 9 si ■•••
WASHINGTON
( *«m tai ns , A lutti
)*•- >fi< ' hviuival Work« I w-«*»-a«.
4‘REM‘FiN F
< on tai ns A hint
« r* went M!< Cw. itraltlw.
WHITE LILY
Contains AI oui
I» Ferrerà A Cu . Taewma.
HEIE HIVE
. Contains A luto
H aahinglua
C© , lUe FranriMHi
BUN B< >N
< untali.s Alum
Grant rdmlotl <*«». t'biratf**.
DEFIANCE
Contains Alum
rorilaii-t « uflvv 4 S)4«M < •> . I* -rllau l
F< IRELAND
Contains Alum
H- !»•• .1 Halli«. i*»»rt-an4.
In addition to th«»se, it ia learned
that many gr«h»*rs ate selling what
they call their own private ur *| mh ial
brami*
These p«<w l«r* are pul up fur
the gr«*cer ami his name put upon the
lal»«ls by niMhuf4« lure»* «>f abitii pow
ders iu >t. Louis, (.‘htcago. Kansas
City, Ta<<»ina. >an F rancia*«* ami «I*«
where.
The uiairufacturvrs. it is said,
find ih«ii • fYorta to maikel their g»M*»la
in this way greatly ai*l«*l by the ambi
tion of th« gn»cei l«> sell a ¡<»w ler with
his own name upon th« lalwd. «wpreifil-
Iy when the grocer can make an ab
normal profit utM*n it.
Many gro»-«rs.
doubtl««.. <l<* m»t know that the pow
ders that they ar© thus pushing ate
alum |M»wd©rs whnh would t* actually
cuntrsbaiHl in many st-clions it •» Id
W llhout «liMgUiMO.
It is quite itiif»»»««siHI© to give the
name« <»f all the alum baking p>w l«rs
in the market.
They are r«»nstat>tly
apfieering in all sort* of di<*gui***, un
der all kinds of
'gmmiens. and Mt all
kinds of prices, ©ven as luw as five ami
l«n cent» a potimi.
They can beavohl-
ed, however, by th© housekeeper who
will Iwmr in mimi that all baking pow
ders »*dd al twenty five cents or |«es
|w«r pound »r© liable t«» contain alum, as
pure cream «*f furiar baking powders
«annoi l»e produ«r»l at anything like
this price.
M a *1 » M •• »• g h Now
Husband—!>»»n‘t
L«»il»rr
me, my
dear.
I’m studying |>«>hti«al economy.
Wife—-Well, you nredn’t work •«»
bari at it. GuodmwM knows, you're
suffi« irntly strong on th« r*«*m>my part
of it n»»w.—Lr Petit Journal.
nerved
•*ll was a g"»el op|w>rtunity,” sal<l
ti«« act<*f, "lut I li a* I to give it up, "
"What km ! ut a charact«*i wav itT”
"V.Haiti. "
•‘Wasn’t th» salary enough?’*
"Very lilieral, and the manager a
gent letnan; but when I w as a la*y I
promise*! mv mother thaï I would never
•iimk« a » iga r© it ©.’’-—Wash i ngt(*n Star.
Tha Mon ad nock bh**k, Chicago, ■ *
»«id lo have a dally population of
•.00*.
<>«r !«•••** iw T*n Wars
The war depuitmecit has prepare«I a
memoran Iom
which r«>mpare*
th©
|«M*sr>s in th© Spanish war with tlu«*©
in the first year uf th© oivil war.
The
aggregst* strength of the tr»a*¡Mi ©m
ploy©«I in th© war with Spain was ap-
prulimately 297.000, covering a p»«?kid
fr«>m May, IM91, to April, l*»99, inclu
sive. During this time «lealbs from all
cans**» am-»nnte»l tufi, 190, <ir 2’4 i©-f
cent.
The mean atrengtli for th« first
year of the civil war was 27fi,87 I, ami
th» sggreag’* !*»•• by deaths f*«»tn al'
' ■•©• was 19.159. a percentage of fi B
—-Scientific
me* han.
»‘• t • h 11» h r«V
Mn»
% Igurw«*» v*sr»»ii»«
•««•»
vs ill
«
t*re
v«el lb» »••••*! ef lb« M»lw4y.
Newport New». Vs . Aug l —Th»r«
ar« SO casea of what l* Iwdieve«l to I**
genuine v«l|*«w lever al the National
N«»l»iier«* Hum«, weal llamptun, at d
three »lealbs (i«*m the disease were re-
|>4»rt'*-l to lay. There were »eteral E*Ul«r
deaths al the institution vestanlay. but
it cannot I«* «tale-1 tonight that all ul
litem were cau«r*l by yellow lever.
Newport News ami Hampton will quar
antine against lhe Mihliers* l>*»ine to-
tnormw morniug.
Toeguv«inmenl au
lliorlurs al OLl Point have already
adopted ti is step, and no strangers ai«
all«*we4l to eutrr the reservation
(Juaiautina < »fit » r Hubsun. of t! •
l«irt, went to the soLliar«’ tmine to
mghi ami vriifhM th« statemnl that
thrie ar« now 30 case« of the dises«*«
at the h-'ine. and that there were three
death» from the ma'adv hMav
U idle
rm one outsole uf tie •* dors’ home
bn«« arvthiiig alamt the aiisteix'« of
vell'»w f««ver until I» m I iv , tl Is satd that
th« «1 :•« ••»« trade its a, |M*arame three
»lav« ag<*
Ti e m-M*l rignl quarantine
regulations will I m - enf«»rie*l tu prevent
th«« spread of th« maladv.
The t;«»ws Las creat*«»l great «icite
merit in Newport News, ()|»l Point and
Hampton, am! lite imi«l vigorous meas
ures will he a>h*pled tn prevent its
spica !
There are 4,000 i*IJ veterans
al the home, and ««verai large «Brur-
• i»»n | »rties went them la*l wc» k
Norfolk, \ a.. Aug I
The t«*»ai-l «»f
be »III» hr* »pi.«r,»i:tin«*l ag» n*t < >1 I
I <• nt, |lampt«m an I Newport New*
Full»«* offi •’!* have brrn ««»nt » ut along
tl»e « *t«r front to wst»h for tug*.
There •
stramta’aia an«l <»th«r craft,
much ci ilemcut.
Govrrtioi Weeiti
«d lit« «»»Idirrs* h'»me. ««»Ilfiruts the le
|»»rt »d the rliStenre tif frver there.
Hampton Ii »«• b*«u qua1 si»! hied front
I *l«l Point, .in I lh»» trolley t*«irs «hipped
i unning tu lit»» f<»riu«*f place tonight
POWDERS
>•(«!•» «F •*«••»»• <>f lh« l*rlMrlf«4l Itr»»«!*
« ««I «4 in tltla lirluH*
!*<• • «r «ameni
THREE DEATHS
HAN
< •
INTO
A
of th*» Nii><««htt|*
V • !•*■••• «*» |.a*- k
WRICK
m F
th»
< btrag«
Port Jervis, N Y , Aug. I.—Tf • sc
ei« Ioni on the Erie railroad, growing
out of the landslide a mile east uf
l.aiE iW4iHii I «el ntghl, w as not •«* ser •
iou» as et Ür*l repu l«t*|, Only the fire-
man aiut engineet of the «leraiied an-
gute <d ti»« w «at Iron ml ('hicagu riprrsa
w I»t■ i» ! «ti n<*d «rv»f on thn track were
killed,
u- I, tlrnugl
though 4 nutul>4*' <»f |4S#«ftg*irs
«»u tir«« rip».»*, th« v«stibule passenger
train for flufT »!*» and < levtdnnd which
•fi
\
k' al
u ' ha k Saturday,
were iirJUtrwL
The wreck, which oCiUtred shortly
Imfur»’ midnight, « >ta preA’e-leil bv a
<1.. »dbiirst ami storm which !ast«<l two
|»«mrs
A »ri-tioii of the bank fell on
« »««
’ 11 a* k hi.-.-tly in fr«»r*t of
the freight tfAtn
Several lie«* went
• |*>w ti with th»»
k* ©nd ««rib, (be
freight «iUS ad engine turning over
directly a» r
u.•• westlMHim! lra< ks of
the Erie rued
my freight rars con*
• liliite III« tram, but only 33 were de
railed. ami the deliri* was piled upon
th«» wraiburtml tracks )u*l as theChi-
« »g«» ripresa put in an appearaiH^e, run*
The engine <»f
Ding A0 miles an hour,
the ripresa train crjahed itilo the
wre« k, «nd the baggage oar, (Simbma
tout ami liirffrl «'ar an«l two PiiPman
sleepers were pile*! up on the tra» ks
inline ! ately m front uf the wie»k«»l
freight • ars
Th« first slrrjMrr w »• split Hl twt>
parts as a mull of the accident, ami
ti»« pMssriige i • wrre thrown 30 (rn t
down a bank.
F»r« at omw broke out,
«ml four «ai* ol the ripreaa train ami
ulne ul the freight »’are were burn«-l
Wa* !• I »»*»1» •«! Vaf
Puerto Flats. Santo Doming«», Aug
I
The bitiiatmn is critical.
An uni-
I r«ak is momentarily ei|»ectr>*l
The
frirnds of the government ar» timler
aim« and read» fur action to prut«* l
prujx’Fty and |-ra« n.
A feeble attempt
was ina«!e l»» sei*»? the b»»dy of Presi
dent Ht-Ufeatii bv the a«*aMlns. Ka
mon 1 'a* • n s, Manuel <‘a<w*rea, llorado
Vas«i'irs ami IhuuinJE, Pn Lardo, who
are in the tx.untrv atanil Mu* a, with
their fullowrrs
Th« burial of Presi-
lent HeurwatiB wa» »umlucte»! with
fitting humus
Governor Papin ha* assembled troofM
In Moca, an i the governor uf La Vrga
real has 1,000 men.
Th« minister of th» treasury has ar
rived al Mo«?a in hot haste.
The gov
ernment is taking *te|>a for the protec
tion uf I <ismrs* amt tbe linam «■ of tba
countiv. and ripects tn carry out the
contemplated camellaliun *»t the stale
Lank notes
In Puerto Plata them is
an urgent «lAiiaml that the govern
ment semi a suflh lent force to M«»» a to
hunt down the as*awins uf the pirsi-
dent.
Protesta bave i»e©n mede to inrinberr
of thè admihlatration againet lii» prop*
• »Dori to gite Canada a pori of entry.
ev»n temporarily. un Lynn canal, aa
■u h action woull Le cunce-liiig ber
righi lo »u< h a pori.
It
ur I l*tn I m K«»>alty
TavwravT
Gttaw». Ont«, Aug. I,— In llm hoti»e
of »»»mm *n» yeaterday, •IrCImrlee Tup
per *|*>kr* strongly in favor of a re*ru«*-
inin of If • royalty on lbw gold output
in th» Yukon. Clifford Hilton, mini»*
ter of the Interior, in reply, »aid that
while the royalty waa not permanently
tiled, he could not vet consent to any
reduction from the 10 jwr cent now col*
let ted.
Mr» McKinley*» health baa gieatly
improved al luike Champlain.
n«.Ml.»a Pram < aleante.
London. Aug. I. —A diapatrh (torn
Manila aaya that the relíale yeatarday
attempted to recaptut. Calamba. but
war. raaily repulaed.
On. Atn.riian
wae killed and an otli.ra woandml.
Th. Filipino loaa «»i heavy.
WvvwntalM < I Im tele g ••«•111».
•ermatt» Bwitaerlan«!, July II.—
Early today tourists discovered .Mme.
Morel and her «laughter at the lw»tfom
of the ravine near here
Evidently
they bad rollert •dt»ta*n'oof 1.300 feel.
Mme Motel was dead, her skull being
fracftuied.
Het daughter wag injured»