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* • I • i < <)l N i Y. EAST AND SOUTH . '•V EÏF..VIS OF THE DAT —VIA — SOUTHERN LUU II i n SHASTA ROUTE CAPITAL, $20,000 OFFICERS i I'rrudrnt V K« Pr«Md<nt .. Caahwr A. J. J.vhn«.»n J. T. Gaino d V ÌulMWMI I» es a geienl biftUftg lid f I hiDg* buslnev. I ant ma’e at ( urmt rat« ard drafts Issued on principal cities. A. W. HAGEY •A",*' « Fwi'msn «nd (- i ’ t'a • hsii cars * mk • a»1 g ta and I.-«. »»•< r «rw i«j |X»U<4 < «-• « «ri i V« •• « t» < -rtin»rUhf ai »an •-.» w •!. *« lito»« K - .i..., i«». Jatean < bl-.a ¡ alar»*! • Mu M > w .«mlr-.ai.w« agra I •' W<i staiii’A ui a-t I»«*« « H VUKIHM Awl »••»» Fgi A ’ ••» Aft )*< «t ac I. <>«. * ORE í X í N. Commercial I louse .. ÜO TO THt ■ *• , - d* • - y a • • x 4 •r<*r .1. Bl ; ARI), Prop Keystone Shaving Parlors H IL HEILIBE, Prop Only First-Class Shop In lhe City Shaving Flair Cu( t tn g Shampooing 1-adwv Flair IhrsUng Batte 0R I $ ernt» 25 - IS - 25 - 25 * %% Nrwly hurnulwd and Rrhiird (>ur fâblri irr »upfdtrd with th« hrxl the market» «lf*.«rd. J* aJ* South U Brrdgt. General Blacksmiths and Wdgonmalers.... J. W. V< m ,H • nl - a i • t ■ Specialist for Refr.Ktion Defects of the live. PORTLAND. ORtCON. • •• Will make regular trip« to brio Watch local <*• »inn for date of vt«it>. r- ** • Scio sao, OREGON Hoiseshoeing a Specialty... »hol* < q |i I i«*rj M» P laning SCIO, OR. M ills HARRY S. JOHNSTON Ac CO.. Proprietors. ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE All Kin-ls of l.umlxT, Nbh, hairs. M-tullinns Shinylc*. Paints ani Oils. BURIAL CASKEIS AND ( \SES ALWAYS ON HAND SCIO, OREX3OIN SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props. Hack Connects With All Trains at West Scio and Morning Train at Munkers. CLOTHING We now have the largest and best selected stock of Clothing ever shown in the Valley, which we are offering at ■■ ■ .• <v >• •y ••■» , L WAY DOWN PRICES. • re/'» -i-ïX* • ì W J* 4 We have many special lines of Spring and Summer suits and light Weight Underwear. • ‘ «iHe BLAIN CLOTHING CO. • ' * ì J a -Y < ■ λ a . ! '*? * ' ‘ A lbany , O regon r C. A. WHALE ..Salem and Portland.. LEADING DEALER OF HIE NORTHWEST IN’ .. A i«, J *SA. ■ -A’ . V I PIANOS AND ORCANS i l" A .* «Í <*•* r V.* Instruments Sold on Easy Terms, (all and Sec My G inn I s Befort* Piireliasin”'. < »K L».( >\ 1*11R News Oving to a «triàs of wuherwnmm ih*rw 1« a famius of elea» lineo in Parte ROOM VI LT ■ • ( I«« < hicag»' tprtl 30.—•** Theod. re Ihawe- veli, »if New York. f«»r l'reablwtit in Three persona werw dr»wued at P«-rt 'Light Persons Di owned at Ir 4.” was ths «b<sii of thè M«r*|urtie Sunday Accident .it the Paris I pitome of the Telegraphic '»ambi*. ash , by ih* capsiting of a • lui» t«M>quet tonight («overnor Waco, Texas. News of the World. Exposition. «all laiat Rtm w »r t waa ihere, and looked happy I ire deatroyrd thè building oc« upl**<! at il» suggrsti- n «ud ita hearty rmb r»e- t v ih* All»« Brrwing < <>t»pany, of < hi- GREAT hlMU.E. io l’Kol’EllTÏ n eo! of cherr» trom thè JtkJ bauquet« r» A »iiMUMkUi HIlIlx.K FUL !EK>E H« Ks FRoM IHK WIHKH ag U ■» <200,000. ¡.«astmaster Frank Luwden t«dd ih* gue«t of h n- r that • nly • few par* tl «n Indun fantine ma»« mettine in ago thè \|«r«|uette Club had bn ught New V rk f 1.337 wa» ■ontr»bute>l A • ut William Mchinlsy as a prwsiden- Ml»» IMfeur I’rraon« Wer» M»*«>r»|j llrlen M. < »«• dd pledged <- **•. Merl I «'r OfW««»l« %*» «*h»rply lial candidate, and whrn ht* remark« George C. T<*d, forti»erly of h*n- < i|(|cla*4 by Ihr- |*r«»S. • Witched to •• Rotarteli, •• ’’WhltS tu- ky. a br* ther in law <>f Presi leut House.** and ••|t04.M thè >00 triwi Lincoln, died at Ramarli, S. C. Wacn, Te«., April ad . — A cloud ha rd lo riixkr thsmselve« h arse Th* I hike nt Argyl« is dead Tari», May 1.— tn esculent w ithin Ih'sk Serg*ant Tinv thy .* (>’<’• aneli, Hirst. accom|«Uiied bv a high wind de- Guv«-rnor Ro-wislt wax thè fir*»t j the eipMitmn gnmnds caused t thw . a f thè Wtwallawn puh * station. ‘ hi* i «camdrd up n thi» rtlv at tv* n la*lav, • ■ ieaih of nine |«xr»oi»e ami injured ulna. •trike ind the r«*«uit is that right p> pie sro lo Icavr aarly. «agi», w«s «hot and killed by fiavlpads Ile pleade«l f«»r high . A teiup>raty bridge, unable to « i«h- 1 rkey's replv V» the Tutted states (Down to have |«ri»lM*«l in tb® < it* lim- Ideal« in {«»linea, bui sa il nothing Maywr llarri»««n Ita« iw»ued an appeal • land tiie -»ut» lay crowd, t r k. The la unaatisfa ten » 1», and pr*q»-rtv valu«*«i at many thou- r«>ul«l 1«» a< -«»m| !ixho*l unir«« thlngx I injuries werw ntowtly rompu» t<» cillten» of < hlcag»» lo usa tbetr in und frac* ; «and dollar» ha» le**n dratrovr«! or in warw gt ns at prurti .»Ih and drter- I torr jM-a< « c«»mtnla»t« net»’ m«Mi<>n : rturnee m •* ttliug the l«t« r tn*ubl«Mi J tun«» of the leg» t »ne woui au Alili A fure«|. The known dead aro Mr» tnine>llv. He mockol «t thè “g««xlv- child am «till uul-leuttiled. ha« tww*a a failure there. Nancy Caudle. Mi»« Clarat and.e. Rosa g<«»dy man” who refused to d«> hi« The a« rident threw a pull over t he China is growing m«rw and mor« The Berlin prraa aay« ix^rd Rotiert« hapman Fmma I>r»'ibr r. I boma» ¡••liti al duty ‘ r> a ite he was ” j - «tl«**l immense throng who bad j r-Bt«*«! by ppwed to the "opsn tteor.” ha« blunder«*! in lieiirting that tha I • apt*». Frank Walker and two negro l»v thè rude man ” the mugnifi «mt Weather to visit the r 1 • Ja|>an will take xtrpx to • I "p the »outlierU half of Orange bree "tale waa i»cn, uvnirs unknown In an inlerview t*>dav Governor > posit ten. Today*« was probably t be U) thia fortified. «migration uf her r««»h«w The downpour of rain com menerai Rawrevelt d<H xrvd that he would rat ber record attendan r Not iweh’ly tbs in- country. ,*en<*r IVrfr to l.a •-te has accepted • bout n<« ii and wa« in- naaant until ts* in private Ili» thau bw vice jur«i i»-nt terior <4 the ground», but th»' precinct It waa in the »¡•«i«» of a water- of thè l'hltod Mate« ||x «aid that vis«» were crowded, ah I the r»»nc«»ur»w Captain Ib-nning. < n trial l<eb>rw the artice of »«•< relary of agrn'ulture of lark. court martul at hau Frtsuciscu, ha« < ul«« made »a-ant l>\ the maignatlou •print, and the rt«e tn th* craek« and tot paition in regar»! to thè Rrpu' it i was pirticularly great al»mg ths tranche« was so r»| i I that it did tx t can nomination f«»r thi« ortica wraa al»»«»- of General Rui* Klirr« pleaded guilty. tvrnu«* de bufren. w hieb forme tha gl v« the inhabitant* time to de*' luteiv unalterable |fe xald I h » Would Bnti«h ammuniti>»n wagon« pa««ing northern boundary ui t!»e grunuda, Frank I /. Campiceli ha* been nomin* Three ¡»»»r*onx. two women and a mail. la» glad if thè Repuhlican« <•( Nrw : Here lx »liuaU’l a b 1g sl-lr ■Ih'W, ibn *Ì4**| u» iDKTeil U «’{'«ter Davi», as as through Ba«Ut<daiid Wrre st- p|»ed by w«ft drowned within I’ m ) \ • rk ah.niid n-onmluate hi-n f- r gor» Celestial I Hots». I to» ¡t< s. who inh<rm««d (venerai !)eWrt • Il colored. A bxtthr idge, «m sistant •*’* rotary of the interior Van!« of tha city hall Their tskdiea ernor, ami et|rfraaed thè beli«! that he which th«» (liiishing |»»ii. Rex werw Ising I he British were for. nd to retire William A Clark, of Montana, will were wa»he»1 int the Bra««*» river am! c<*ul<l T*e of more wervlt-e tu ho |«trlv i ut today, < r< •«■««’« ihn ( v eh ii e de Mi fron. I he British go vrnmvnt ha< i««u«*d haw ixd H-en rerowrod ro«ign his seat in the Cnited .* tato» and thè publir m that |- «itiou thau a« fouur« ting tha sldr »h w w ith Ihn et teliate, having dr« 1 l«*«| that it will l-e order« for the clearing of all the ho«- There wrie several |**'p e Hi’*»flv vi* e | rrxidrnt. bildtten il was c« ixslructed of w »« m |, pitalr at < 'a|a* Town, with a view to n«'gro* <*. «tamling on a bridge watching wiser to rotlre gm< «»fully In r* plv t>- a questi' n a« to how ha with a stucco xlucc facade and w iti» « providing for future contingeu< iea. the raptd ri»* f Barron's bran h, w hen rogatimi A-htiiral lh*w«-y as a pnwidrn- plaster-m.ole toW'er Vote on the yuav ca»e wa* taken in al each end the bridge, a brick »trm turo. gave (lai pMiBlbility, he xald thè admiral Mrutigv!) **ix»ugh the bridge bad Iwn Mr« M 1. Warfield <’!ay, the the »rnate with the ro«ult timi • he away without warning, precipitating »«»reed wife of Ib n. < a*«iua M. ('lay, wa » a |w»r«ona) fririi I of hi» andhxdid I’vni »ylvanian *rnat«>r was abut out LV condemn* I only thi« morning, The » igt- of Whitehall, died, hr*, years (dd. them into the water n- t care lo talk • t him p’.iti' A. V It M-*d 3 2 (o 33 une vote. publi- wax. titeroforv. not allowed •o go I fje num I »er iBwitivelv kimwn to >he was the mother <»f Brutus J. t’lav. up»n th«* «(rtieture. an I in thi« WMV A SIORY OF REDDERSUURG Flood« in the South grow w»»r»«' have drowned within th«« city di«n»ter wrti moro terrible than that I loods in Tela» continue unabated, Traffic in I/OU ialrtllM Mili) Mi» I’tippi I« 1« eight an.I It lx al- limits T«»l«i b* • < «»rra*»|MS«ol»Mt VV h«« VV •• which «> i*curre«l Wx» averted. ¡sinilyaed, and t|w» crop and propetty and hundred« of families are moving that M-xrral mor* liv»*« With Oasiarai !>• W «*1 The gay crowd wa« J»*swing «long thè (run the submerged district The most certain damage will amount mt«» million«. *c.in blug I’artles ere have been !«•*<. rainfall ha» tiren the h«-avi*el «inca Lnureii* e Nfarques, April 3>) — \ r* r avenu«» and • -nie utiJi I • m • |« r John Horton, a negro, his wife and out looking for tl»*» drown«'«! aud help- IH53. ro»p*ndrut of the Man»lar»l and Ihg.* r • four 'hilJren. were drowned in tha mg to move tho»«» who w e in danger -r New» wiht the l’.oer r«»inmamlrr. Gen when xti'l lenlv an «»mln ¡« cra*h wa* The engagement of Albert G \ an- bark w at« r» of B’-arl river, near Ja- k di «t re as In the « uthrrti jwift of the l’.e|.-r»- th *"«» uti lernrath c«»ul«l eral |h*\\ «( give- a full <!••■ ripti n >4 heard a»n. Mia« , while trying to cscaj»' from derbdt, •«•< (»nd • ■n and th* prmcijad city. where th«» two white women. turn a*. !•• the -tr t . •• fell with a tlm Britj-h <h-A«ter at Red ■ •• . ■ / heir • f the late Cornelius Vanderbilt, M r« < and la and b« r daughtei the flood«. I I!»' May« fearful crash, hurting nearly 50. At a tn«'«-ting of 1,‘JGO B»»er «ytnpa- an l M is« Elsie French, the daughter of their live», th«’ ri«e M »« the biglie«! \ cry of horror «r»*»e from lbw »j-rc* ’’Five hundr«*d lri»h Rifles rnt »•red Mrs Francis Ormond I rrn-h. is an- thuu-rs held in > ad |)i«’go. Cal., resolu aver known, The damage done by tha I >« Wet's I h»rp > n A prt! 1 un 1er < ap tat> rx and rningi«**! with the < rtx«<4the mu n**»*d. storm will be heavy. tion« were ad pt««<l cipre-«ing the ho|»e Victiri • Ira m- ment ix-thlhg «mid tain MvW hinno* am! ♦!«•*• .u»«le«| the -c.r Incoming rep rt*» indicate that «»n« of ibat the l’nlt«'*| states would »« rk by In the a cidcnt .it Matanza«, Cuba, r» infer «•’ th»' t- w 11 whi tl wax roa*liiV le <h*tu guished E«»t a cloml (4 dust Its g<Mu| ofllcr*« to end the war which rrmilted in the death of the wife the hvuvieat rainfalls eiperivm wd in A »erne of th«* greatest given Captain M*-Whinnte was sur ati l p-aater The treasury part merit will inve«- (»(General SV ib* n, governor of the de wars visited many s* cti» u«»4 the state, prised to bear that a Boer for «• wax ap r v'itrmelit «nd C«>iifti»ton followed t gat«* th»* rumors • f the illegal partment of Matanzax. Santa Clara, and river»» nm! »mailer atroam« are pro« «‘hi ng ami he promptly retreated t< I’ ii I thi« was only for a f« w sc«««nd« All points along landing of Japunewe on the I’ m - tfle the danghtt r. who wax drixmg with again rising r»| idlv. \imo»t Immediately the crowd attacked iivdib r»»; urg. coast. An inspector has ta’cn ordered b« r. wan al**o burned, though n t aeri- the Bra/»»« ami Cdoml»» rivers have "General DeWrt, freah from hi« the de‘ ria m an rfT rt te reteaxe th»»««* teen notified, nn-l while much damage to g- to Seatt-’- iiih I make a complete ou«ly, while rndra*oring to extingnlwh brilliant vi t*-rv at >auna« T--«t, fol lying !w»n«'ath. The w»irkm«»n within th*; !latio— Mr« U Hum - hand« w. re to projertv ii . av result (nun another lowed the rvtrv.it along a ran.*«* of kopje» • be grounds, who had Wltltraed the AC- rvp»rt on the matter. 1 .»;<• ''lit*-ninth logi iient V'-tmiMs’ ho I-ndl\ »uolleii Udore death that it n*e, vet it lx l«r levxd that the timely f«»r hour». The two opposing !» rev» ■ l ient, the p»l|cr Al) I the Repuhlv aii Club, uf New York City, celebrate«! tha wan found necrMsary to cut the ring« warning will enable t!»»»»* who llvw in I were in camp on »llffvrrut si Iva of th«* h ■» t gvthef with quite a numUer the valleys fully t • protv* t themwlxes from her linger» in order to give her 3Uth annivvTHury of their d< jMrtur»’ 1 r range General lb* Wet knew .c I al« it of so|<lh-rs. Join*-«! m the rvs«*ue Work. Repot» from. }'.i lni»»nt an«! R >ckp>rt I hr pt'-m* ntt'ho a I» r, t their '-Uli'tav the war, with a dinner at the Sturte relief. t ’ h | »itions mil movements vant House Ju-t Indore the ch“*e of Luzon rvlm l» i<>»t 833 killed in two state tiiat the storm was e»pe< tally but the Irish were quite unaware of th«» attire at».I C4»vrrr«l tbeniseh ra w ith dirt ivverv in th- m » Mutton«. tha frstivTtb'B, hergraut John Gleason, da*». in.tearing away the r»»M lab with their pr 11 itv «■! the ! • ■» 1 in y I .urn! who has I «'» n in the regiment for 40 • 1 haiida W”»«den !•* am« an I p»lea were Oregon wool grower» are urged to de ANOTHER CHINESE CRISIS years, offer»' ) .* resolution • fl» ring the mand 20 vent« a pound for then pro brought tr» in the half finished build I* utx were m t ilrrl service» of the n-giinent to I'aul Kruger. duct . '’Before «unaet Th*Wet had the Brit- ing« ii’-ar I v Ati'l vs• re u»e«l aa levers' •Kra uf W iilr«|»n*A>l ll»»rr«»r anti Before iutnxhi« nig the resolution. >er* tab force in hi» p»wrr after an ••ngage- to r»i-r the fallen max» ■ lir<l N«.t I ar o.r. ” Pannavi van lana la*lie\e that t^uaCx grant Gleason »ai l ”1 am willing I he Vi« till»* first recovered Were H»» «»I • m«*ut whith laxte«l all the aftern -u» Yokohama. April 7 Via “an 1 tan- and prrp.(r«'d to go to the front with defeat in the senate Wiinl» up hi« polit lv nlv the Injured, the »lead Iwing a ical career. i i»c«», April 3 » i — The flury over ths I'aul Krug»-r now. although I have not fen»r, but their fate waa never in found later h-h»xlli the «enter (4 the •houldvred a gun f» r 40 years ” The War talea have brought in a total <f Masalilp» lli«T !»-lit and the (ears of Rus- doubt Mr«uwug* r» were dlxpatcbrd During th«» aftrrn »*1» IteWrt structure. resolution was adopt«»»! with tromeni- flH3.4O3,2Va to the Culled btetes »Ian rlicroa< hmriits in < ore », are today sent him ) burghers to cut off their re to bring hrvnieu and sapper«, with •lltirely ill the shade I v the tiding« treat and h«- then moved forward a (heir eijuipmenta, ami the fin»I I mh I v jq « cheering. goxernun-nt. w hi h in-Ileate arrmu» tomb!« m ’ hina Rivera, secretary of •gruultur. in The rumor of an American plot to m l the a|-pr»'4ch of another <4 the •mall t r «• of Boer« to the t«»p of the W as found after a quarter <»( an hour s It Wa« that *4 a little The latter frwnti lalor Cuba, will resign Icxtroy the Welland canal baa prvv.n rrisea of which the rhiprvw» (l -wager a kopjes held I y the British boldly attarkcl the !‘»»*er« then I a.» W rt • girl at«ml 7 year« old. w»x»se head was to be unfonndad. Coal ha« adv an •*! in price fur the reign hax I « «*n so prolific. horriblv crush«*!. Vjctim after vi«tim plan W as suddenly drvrhqaM . The tran»poit Bavarian ha« sailed nmt time in 10 years It is quite uvidetlt that this r»*atlrs« " The liritixh so» n found thwmrolve» wa« br»< ¡ght to Hghl, until a row <4 »it from < aj-e Town for M. Helena with irmale intrigutr has another coup in <*rutou latnding, N Y-, .trike is surround«*»!. they had, tndwd, fallen mutUAfxd >nr|Ars had lw»eu pla»'e«i up>n 1,050 Boer pruotier». rontrinphition, and it 1» as evident that into a ’ « autlful trap for they were » to* the ai lewalk. and n«*arlv I») other per- ton«idere*I at an end. Reinhold Narra», coni irted at Walla this lime the Western p wera are re tnamle«! at every p»lnt by the |l»-rr * u*. Mune Badly and other« lex« «rri* Alaska 1« badly in !»vrd of laws. I solved by concerted actl'Ul to prevent settlers on laud» there aiiuot acquire Walla of atealilig cattle, wa» iw-nU'UCed It. ax ia evidenced by the pr«-n«*nce (4 guns while their force wax surrounded >uslv injured, hah l»e<‘n < arried in aiu* to four years in the }i-nit«-nttary. bulances or driven to the ho»| ital« on two k''pj«*s with H»e Boett in a title. their fleet» I he i hina I’A/ette, in a The prospect for the ad mi mi ion of recent editorial, ha a declared that ’if tween. WORST OF FLOOD OVER. Web»t«r Lavi«, until recently axxist- "At »unri»e tbs nr it m* ruing the ant »<•■ retarv <4 the int« ii >r. aay« hr i« Arianna, New .Melico au I <>klaboma the r» 'ent |«»hcy <4 the empress d«»w* ig * r g in» • i.’u» n- • d * - hurl sb* 1 »till (hr- Ulcer Is Out »f It a 1* be a nd on a« state« at thia xentCn of oongrvaa ia •ger inspire*! I»v her evil adv i«er», Kang there 1« «treat l>ar«tage out of politics. the drv tv*I Irlshfuru w h<». howe^ er. alim. Yi. Prince Ching. Li Hung Chang an ! Galvv«t< n. Tei., 'lav I Tonight's (iovero«»r Taylor, of Kentucky, de rvfu*<- I to surrvndvr, Imt L ight with rvp»rtx ln»li ate that the worst »4 the t'hineae emperor I» «ahi to la* dying Hani Tong, on the one hand, un i bv the the Utmost tierrehras f» r throe nies that he is fl ret ng from th© grand hour». trouble in the Brao>a I mx IU la over, if by iuchea Some aver that «low poi«* Rua-ian am! other continental p I it i< al At 10 o’clock, however, the jury iudictment. British oiling by the empre*« dowager I» the wire pullers on the other, is not spr«*d* (x.mmandvr «.-»w that further rrsHtru e more rains do Dot bdluw, Massa« huxeiu I>rmocrMtx «ill jmy cause. Bryan, about IA0 ml 1rs fr« ni the lly restrained, an era «»f widvaprral would only involve a uselrM w »str of ILI00 a day for their hotel accomoda - life, as bl» military p»xltioD was quite mouth of ihr» river, rej«»rts the Brutti» H<m. W H King, representative horror ami blo«»d»bed is n»-t far • fT tions at K ausma City. The p-ople an I even many <»f the Man ho|a»lvM lie therefore hoisted a white out of 11« Imnks «ul considerable hot- from Cirth, xu <'**»>r to Brigham II In an interview, Ge neral I>ew Wai- Rolwirts, the ¡»dygamixt, baa been darin» in almost all th«* prut lures, m»»«t flag tom lau»l overt!*-**•*♦!, and the river ria* mg two inch«*« an hour lace, former minister t«» Turkey, «aja •worti tn. («•rtainly tn the mi»blle am! w ulh, are I he Nava* ta "Twelve officer« sorrowfully handed the sultan is an honest man. ready to rise and throw < ff the strang over their swords to General !>*»Wet river is out of it« l*Anka and fl««»)iitg The Tammany delegation (700 strung | ling yoke that binds them.” 'I hr steamship North Mar. aground t»» the national (onientiou at Kaiixas am! 4-*»V non-c«»mmi»«b>ri«H| officers and the low lands, and in \ rlawo county, m *r 1!« m uth, the water 1« thro«» fr* t near \ ictoria, has l»ern floated. 1 ha ( ity. will have ti*e «(«cial trains to men surrender«»I All the prisoner» t-el»»w last June’s high mark. Th«» vriMtel wax ouly slightly damaged. were forthwith •ent to Th ¿I «an« hu carry them. Cambrvlge, M t , April 3D — A rtvi r la rising slowly, an-l lowlands am under esotrt and Genreal Ih*Wet con* Il is reported that I’earl llarls»r. Ha inuixlated Ihn Tria» railroads liava ( axualtiesof the garrison at Mafekiug (fermati (amlly cv»u«iauug »»( < *«ri Ker waii. la w< rthleax as a naval r* ndrs- up t«> April 1 had been 36M killed and nig, lila «líe «lid •»>«. were díactnerd tiUUe«l bls IliarUi toward Wejiener. ” not suffero-l any gn-at I"»»'« in the de < arC»r ttehli««l Ih» Mar«. :• until linpr •»• .« nt» arc made struction of property, ami tlxmn who wounded. They are now living on dead in th-tr little farm b« ua»- m - icu !*• -avenworth. Kan., April 30.— mil»-« from thi» city, «4-h «-«»rp*- hav» Americana captnrwl, killed and bread ma<)<* of oats. haw wash outa arv«-(»'rating ny mak Oberlin M < arter, late captain U. S wounded 1,0**0 Filipinos last Mrrk, ing del* ur» over other lines. The Prominent American capitalist» of ing a n««'*r a!x>ut the tir k. Sfratigli \ , arrived at the federai pri« ri her* <»f d* <ith with a loss of nine killed and 13 Philadelphia and Richmond, are «n- Intioii wa» pri»l «My th»- i tooulhrrn I* a ifl brhigv at <'«iluinlnis. at » 3d o'clock thi« evening, under in euch <’«M» I fvtll the dreomp-rd wounded. which was wasbr«! out at» ut thrtw deavorltkg to sa.-ure the contrai t lor a n*n-lltl*>n <»! the t«-db a it la thought guard of Lieutenant Thotua» Maker, weeks ago aud which ««a» replaced by It 1« erpected that 30,000 working fyo.ooo.mx) railroad line from M the «<•< muat have I •-«-n committed «• v* I tit«-« nth infantry, a <M>rp*ral an I three a temp rary strm turo. w ax »gain men an«! women will 1« in line in th« i’rt4-r»hurg to Odessa. iu"Ru»«ia. trai dava «.-«> A« far aa ktrnan th« »••Idler« By Bp > i »I order• issued from w«xhr»l out. The Gulf, Colt-ratio «t May day parade which will lake place 7he naval board of construction ha« |gat aern <»f auv member of the family the department of ju«(i< e new«ja|« r baiita F’e loxt about 2,.'»00 fret of tra< k in New York City. finally approved the plana for the tTiree waaoti la«t Saturday, when the el»l«*r mm wrra not jwrmitted to Interview Ami »omn small culverts on the San At Madison Square Garden. New battle »hit» authorised by the last con* kernig came t«> < ambngde ami drew the pri»*>mr. who wax immediately Angelo branch. AF*out twornilMo! it« York ( ity. an elephant In F'orepangh grvw» «nd given instruction« U>ha»e tha |4oo frmn a Bank. No tra e oí tina dr«-wrd in the pris« u garb of gray and ira< k on tha Montgomery I ranrh 1« Y Sells’ circus was <h”krd to death tn • I <eci ties lions prrjared at ones prelim money t -ubi t*» found t«>lay. The au assigned U» a cell. Ills prteon numl-er under wat rand two or throe «mall «nd hr I« m>w the < m '« u|M»nt of inary t<* calling for bids from the ship thorities are of th* opinion that young is an effort to «ulxlux him. trostlvo are gone. The main line 1« Meml>erw of the ’’Roieis" ««»« ircy builders. The «hips will I*» rnlarged Carl Kernig a««i»ted hi« father ami cell No. 4‘23. H hen the late army intact. ortie er l-rgii»« the motiotoixxi« grind «»f Iowa« ill IVJW with the ««me re- tango- have ma»»M«*r«*d tnaiiy Chm»»« Catb mother to hang thrmaeivr», kuj then, f •ubexaler*« Money OnSS, I ri«on life it will la» a» prison book* ib'S near i*an> ling Fu. in the province lar Nupvrst)urturs and the two turr< t«. after making a half bitch with the San Franciaco, May I —Charles In- ker|*er, f<»r he has i>rrn assigned U» this bow and »tern, on the mam deck. rope. «Vangled hiniM-lf and fell where of l*i < hl Li. southwest of lien lain ta»k in the harness, broom, shoe-re- ger«>ll, of Ithaca, N Y., waa arrested The «tale drj»artment at Waxhingtol be waa fouti I to*lav. A papsr ha« I »wen signed by all the ¡■airing and carjiet wrav mg shops, here today on the charge of emi>esaling business men eicept two of Walla has notifle<t Mr» Rita L. Ruli, widow which are in the third «tory of the big 115,»HH) of public fund» lwl»>nging to Walla agTvrlng to cl««ss their pla- e« of l>r Ricardo Ruia, who was murdered Tompkins county, New York, of which east building, in prison at Cuana Imran, ('uba, I xj « Angele», ( ’ al., April 30. — C. •very evening •K'ept >aturday at 3 he was tr«- surer. Ingersoll, who 1« 57 N• w Ywrb < »ntral strili». while a captive of the '»paniarde, that (ole took hu< 8-year-old daughter from ¿'clock. war« »4 a admit« hi» i»lentity, and Buffalo. N. Y., April SS.—Twenty the chair on which he wrote hi» la«t in front <4 her mother*« eye« be«*auiie mv » he la willing to return without 'I he capture <4 Bocas del Toro, and message in bio«»! would tw forwarde-l hi« wife would txd return with him to two hun-lr««l employe« of the Sew thr nr« • H».ty of citradition pro veiling» the thn aimed attack • n Coh n bv Co to her. The mr««age reads: ".Mer* hi» home in Maseachuaetta. Cole York <'«ntral railroad ah<-|a and yar-l« Hr mvs he t*ok the money to Ude over lombian revolulionitte, may compel w<mt out i n a ■trike thi« morning. An cedet, mine, Evangelina, Ricardht-o, placed th«- child in a buggy, and, de a temp>r«ry financial vtnlstrrasment, forcible intervsnti’ n by the govern g-salbye. My children of my life, I • pile the pr« te»tatl<»n» of the voting incrraM tn wagr. au-t th« raiiutatr. and if he had only lieen courageous ment of the t’nitrd states to preserve the Southern Pa tuant of man alla^r«l to ha-a l^-rn un- give you my blrwing Be obedient to mother, pn • < r.lvl enough to have told his friends, he the |»erfeet neutrality of the Isthmus of your mot .er. Guodbjs, Rita of my cific dej- t. and 1« Row well on hi» way Ju.tly dia- Largad la demandad by th« would n»»t have been <*oin|>r|lrd to take Panama, guaranteed by the Vnited turn. Foist. snul.M rofuge in flight, lie iseitreinely nerv Mates in the treaty of I M3. I.»«« «f Ul 7.00«», non ous, and «ays he ha« I r-rn almost » rasy Mill Hur»4»«l •» Lawlstwa. Ottawa. Out . April id.—O»«r fir« («dorado rungre»«men «ani a •nl- F rmb t'nl« 10,000.000 pineapple« since December. All the money he I/swislon, Idaho, April 30. — The dier*« home rxUibhsbe«! at Iteuver took with him when ha fled in te rm- will be •hlppwl mu- the «tal«« thia «■lUüre mile« of territory burned »»ter, plant of the !/swi«U>n sawmill < ami - year, The fruit now roa hea Sew York mor« than 2,000 bull-ling« deatroyed. l«er wa« f J’»5. When »rar< bed at the John 11. lleaytan, thè «ole «unitine •e»on lire« het, 7,000 men, women amt I «any was destroyed by rtrw st 3 o’clock city pri* n he had fl 50 in h!s pocket. from Havana tn three day«. this morning. The loos wa« |7,0<M); tnrtnber of JetTrrwui Itati«' oo|>federai« rhildren Itomele««, an i a property loe. Judge Foeter, in charging a New cabinet, i« «riting hi. reco licerti-'tu. •• Roiffi” «till Tnmblsenm», nf f I 7,000,000, ac<or»llng to the latrai no in«uran u York grand jury, «aid that they mu. I John William Iter, a famoua min- »«tímate, inaured for about half Ito Tact»ma, 'fay I.—The at*am«hlp go In th« laittom of corruption and Mnrglarx Got Fl*« ThnatanU Oallare. «trai 40 year« ago. ia deed al hi« boto« value, are the re«ull» a« riewe»! t. night Olympia bring« new« that the "Hoi» could u«« th« military if neceaeary. Richmond, April 30. — The vault nl rn" ar* hating more trouble In Shan in Sorth l'atrrxm. S. J.. aged Tì vean. ’ 11 th« destruction which aaept thi« H ot . Richard», of Wyoming, ha« îlty and Hull, yrelerday au-l Inlay. the Massanutten Ixnk, al Mra«t*erg, Tung and Chihli province«. They hate A tnummy diacovered two -oar. ago called on the women of tb« «tat« to Although under control for many Va., wa» blown open by burglar« thi« ba*n stirred up against foreigner« i-y in Egypt ha« lx>w been ideutlflrel in raíce (t.oOO to purchase a «liver e«rv- boere. the flame« were re.t entirely «■• morning and |*».UOO taken Th« burg the r**a< ti*»nary policy of the «tupr*«a Frani-« a« that ul thè Phar- ah uf th« lar« «scaped uq a hand ter, uagui«h«<l uutil ale-ut u -uu today. I U. fur the new battleehip Wyoming. do wager. Ì.K«lu«