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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1900)
ê • 4 t •3 a • ,V • «.4f . ». • . - - % * IMM*« « t oi¡ EAST AND SOUTH BANK OF SCIO DIA Is OF THE HAY VIA CAPITAL, $20,000. OFFICERS: SHASTA ROUTE ’ ■ • • •«» b *«* 1 1 • St L Arri * ’ *• ** ** •* •* •• •• - *' •• i a K Prrodznt V ks Pravâdrnt ... Caalusr •ja ta Ftvflt i^a«» ta A. t J. TF. Games G V. Johnson lies a (Pierai biasing ia! ei hinge ’•tnlnew. 1 uos ni**e at cuito! rat« ard drafts te»ned on principal tfet. . - - a «w ? F ■» Allxtif i, »j «a . M* • y * air a m , Il a- » ••'•Uli. ’ M « ■ • Mn r»s«»<lsro * U. U ta S • •«'•’ « • al!«. taw«»«s • Vau» • n S » a »"Mb* * i*r « < M« •<.« ? * • • a» » a* » L* A (*•«)•• 1 X |. m . 7 a r i »■<» ej-i» • ¡ »• » nW- r<h * • TB , • < »V «»< n*«lrw V >•»>.» H •*..» 4 s . * a aa a «Ml« sta* * ■ ‘t as • i, t ta • « • N»w ì • 1. « 1- ■» 1 A. W. HAGEY OHFJiON. Com mereiai I louse 1 Mt J. HI ARI). Prop Keystone Shaving Parlors H II BERLUE. Trop. Newly Furntahed and FGfittcd I hfXKtg!. Our tsbk* *r< tupy ird with ths aff «rd.jA 'a Only Flrst-llassShop In the City hru the market» Shaving Hair Cutting Shampooing Ladwi Hair IhcMing Hath* 0R South of Bndgr I5 centi 25 - 15 * 25 * 25 - PORTLAND, % SCIO. OREGON J. W. VtK.F L Specialist fur Rcfr.ktinn and Defects <if the Eve. ORICON k • • W •• l*n, «»«»r *i> «fu I.*.<• A t 1 • . ■ f null«« • •• Hoiseslioeing a Specialty... Wdl make regular trips u> ►<•><>. Watch local oulumn f «r date d usits. Scio SCIO, OR P laning M ills HAHRY S. JOHNSTON A CO.. Proprietors. ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE All Kinds of Lumber, M-h. tars. Moulding. Shingles, Faints ani Oils. BURIAL CASKEIS AM) ( \StS ALWAYS ()\ HAND SCIO, NORTH Nt WS • ■ • S Slll'TIIEKMACIIino. LAHR no . OREGON SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props Our Bigs Arc First-Class and Our Horses Arc Hood Ihhcrs. 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 WAY DOWN PRICES. We have many special lines of Spring and Summer suits and light Weight Underwear. BLAIN CLOTHING CO. A lbany , O regon r C. A. WHALE Salem and Portland LEADING DEALER OF HIE NORTHWEST IN PIANOS AND ORCANS Instruments Sold oil Easy Terms, ( all ami Sec M\ ( hmn I s Before Piircliasing. Epitome of the Telegraphic News of the World. lk«MtBR<1t %»t r**npi» ‘*n» hundred am! nine victims «»! the ( tab mine disaster were Lu» led in «me day at ^rofield Second Mining Camp In the Slocan Country. Burglars looted tta safe of tir* F irst National tank uf lui Brady, Pa . aud LOS1" EX< IH»> HALF < Mill JON TEK>F. inks FROM INK HIRE* secured flO.lMM). Tta ¡«rade in "t I a » uis in tan» r *4 | Admiral l>e*ev was aiiaasaed by ball W ster Suppip Fall«4 aa4 • hft > it* VMl««»4 11 •«11 Out <»4 a mlliP« p*t*p»* ■ad N«r* N»«4*4. Tta tondry civil bill waa ¡va»sad bv the bons«« It rams* shgbtlv m»»rv Sj- kan». May 7 --A •i*« ial t- the than V !. 500,000. President M«’hiolwv ha« »elected A|«'keamau» Het lew fr» ro ka«lo, B t».. Many F hi i Id i ng» were denH»ll»h«^! fade U* le li<« ! r«t g»«veri» >f » f Hawaii I v a terrific gals that went thr< ugh th* ■ says: Au’rro'an F t Mlni«irr thmby gl handon, the •«■O ll i mining town in k wn <4 Wllanoville, Neb mi»*i nane» arv«UI f» r Ü»e «>|wo lour in I Im purtan re in the !be S|« m an. ha» l-een bit hundred meu empioved In th» completely de« -•troy«*»! by tire ami nearly < bine. sine fa« t*»ry at la Halle. Ind^ »tru« k all Its pr««ple » are botnelear and Fire al the 1« wn of Glade in. M 1 ■ h t**r an a«hau>e in wage» ruined, Kaalo Is .**► miles from >an* 141 destroyed 16 building», causing The "tamlard Vaittlah w»>rk« at F Im don. but al««ut S of I ».0 * >. Park, Maten Islán I. were damag*"! by of «moke came n»IHng over this town U aah . The n rth half of the i ’««It I fire I* the extent of f7i'«‘.000 At <*ti»-r w rd wrut >ul I front Sandon. Indian reerrvatimi ha» bien •r urd lor that -and« li wa« destro* rd l>ul no news The British have cr ••«'-! the \aal •eitlem« ut. river pushing northward, and tha re i »»old la* had (run the dreniate t« wn. Chicago landlords hate ; »• all Wires had l>een btSTtwd lief of MateklUg is rxj<ecta! ms > ii . Combinati* n and rents s«bat At « I* 'Î a train an •• in fr m saa An »ff«»rt is tauig ma<!« by govern 4<»n bringing a num Ur of th ••** who ent immediately nient officials U> •*’• ure sn * appropria 1 hey reported Charles H Kl!«n wa» inaugurai« I a« ti«»tt for th«« building an ! I malmenane« I lost all their property that tl»e total Io»« was l«rtween |5« h ).* go\m»‘ f «*í P orto Bl»«» With imples of school» f«»r Alaska <MM) au«l f l,(“»o OOO. while the m«ur* | live r«-rrn ■ ul»-« (■enrral Mac Arthur, in addition to anew could « lily bava l-rrn at«uul 1-5.* lire !« • r- V« I the Hasting ahin*do hi« duties as commander, will eterciar I IMH). mil at »o>«b«n Wash . l* Hrtì>rr With th«* autie<rity of military governor »»I The alarm was rounded shortly after I,(MM).INK) »hinglet the Philippine islauds i midnight, and qairkly the streets vs «-re The tramq» rt *d ■ «n arrived at «»( men MM a an«! w»>- with hundreds of F ire which start«»«! in a livrrv stabh "an Iran* i« ■» h m Malilla with In- at Petersburg. Ind , swept through tin ,n*u fGnie» started tatw«-en sane »oidi« r> on G<ar«l. I i-lt.»'««' |s«rtion of th«« t wn, leaving sF’rucrr‘s tall am! Brown's store. Tw sto au.s seemr«! to h»dd the f* tm**a Carpenters of Omaha are lut thr» •• stores. laws, fso.oou. lu rfirek f*«r a while. Thru «»ne *t»ram strike. 'rhey drmaml an The war dej»artmrnt issue»! an order • .t tu.| the t on • spr« • I raj IH day and increase of wsgra. relieving General otiauf th«* command Aft« r that it was only a matter of th* Five men were killed ami three in of the division of the Philippin» • I h« Are burning it«w-lf out. jnred bj a Udler «-ipl •)* n in the niill gem-ral ha» 1» ft Manila for the Cnitt l The miners* hospital an*! a drug store < f J. V. 1 rev *!• < <» . Iift»*n. Ohio. F ta tre were blown up in the effort to stop tta tt the Hercule* Ithletl»* (Tub, New < Hie third of thr houM-« iu GanUI, a flames. By this time all the lower Y*rk. Ih»b Filx«in»m4»n« kiMM'k» I <»ut F d town in Iknton county, reías, were |»art of town. Including the teudrrloiu lbinkh« rest, th«* >vra sm - giant, in tw*r destroy«"! by a tornado. No *»uw wa* and many I usine*« placea were gone. I rounds. hurt, th«* |ax*ple seeking refuge iu Then the firemen blew up the bubo hotel, one of the finest buildings in tha J--•«•ph <»urtar Kau*|* n. a f»»rtr.«-r storm toousrr» , faiuo -• taudmaster, leader • f the < >ld Work on the National Republican K»»oteQay *■ untry, th«* Canadian Pa i<iuard tand, is dead at New York, convention hall may ta stopped owing cific rMilrvMsd station am! <*th« r buibl* aged ft» y«»are. to th«* dispute tatween tha Alile»! Build ihga iu <<r«ler to save the valuable •toros >f II. (ieigerich and H. Bvrre I - • I he • nit» I States navy will not ta ing Trade» Council and the Brother* This was a«‘vonipllnhr<!. Haifa do MW h<»«<| uf Car|*entrrs an«! Joiners. •«■nt t*» Turkey. As the sultan haw other buildings at the extreme ends ol tiiA'Ie some «-om'e»«i<»ns, he will Lieutenant Giblsms, atta* bed to the town were save*!, including the given more time t" «tu«lv th«» matter. the Brooklyn, in an rx|»«*ditlon HUI- electric power-house. The rest «if tta \« a sawpiel to the Jotann«»l’iirg ex dui'tn! by him iu thr south of Luxon, town was drawn ink» th** maelstrom of plosion, the rransvaal government has tn th«« latter jwrt of February, M** ured flame. >pauish pri-»‘n«'r* • rder«-«I British subje« U. with a frw thr release of Relief measures were taken qul« kly. t-xr»-pu<>ns, to l«M*ve Die r«*pul»lic with An uuknown negro, ataut 20 years *»f Th** Ofb« i »Is of "and«»n «!• n*»t» d f •*), in 4 h houre. age, was lynched three mil»-» from ana mining men there roniHbiited An rngin* and 70 empty care of th«* Geneva, Ala , for aman Iti ng a 12 /««ar- 13 .000. Kaslo r ii-eil |l." 'Oand sent Arm«d np a s |* cc I a I tram with large supplies Santa Fe w»re thrown into the tay old whit«« girl near Hartford. ing More re from the new "anta Ft* wharf al Sail men t««>k him from thr arresting «*f!i- of f«A»»|, t* nts and cl lief is needed. Fraui i'-*«», l-v th«* I reeking uf an apron. < » - r w a n • I irti*! him to th« when* be wa* lutrr found <I« a *I, han. No uiic was k 11 tai so far as kdoWU. ing to a limb. GREAT FUNERAL TRAIN Frank H 1» » v, of Minnva}«dis, Four mlti«-r« ¡»-rishe I in a Are in a Minn . ha- •»!-taitied insurence in tits Fr«»m the 4rr»ir of Ihr t («h **tarlr«l Mutual Lit«' Insurance ( ompauy, of mine near Roanoke, \ a Mi»r |>i«a«t*r. New York, to th«' amount u f >1,000,’ Munkacsy, the celebrate! painter, Salt Vak«*, Mav 7 —The gr«-ate«»t IM"», the annual premium ««u the |s»hcy dn«d at Bonn, Germauy. futiera I tram in the hl«t* rv of Western taing f IH.SPO. .Michigan iM-rnocnitr want < ’barb * A nierica ■ tarti'd on it« journey from \etive preparations are tatng mads A Town« fur Bryan’s running mate. world’» fair, t> take place in "an An ri^ht-h*»ur day has la-rn ■••* tirv'l Frau* isro in May 1V0I, whi« h will by New England Building Irados jour continue f«»r six months. It is to ta ney meo. kn«»wn a» the I'aciH* Ocean and In ML alt take capitali«t« have taught thr ternational I x|«»sition. Iowa group of mines in the Baker city The fUa-r |w-a< v commission is coming district f r f BO.(MX>. to America. A «lom-n teasels hate already left tha President McKinley signed Sea Ills fur <'ape Nome, < fpiulous vary Hawaiian bill. as to when they will gd there. Governor Pingre*, uf Michigan, has State Secretary Beiti, of the Trans* turned Ih-mocrat. vaal, says the Boers V* 111 mow to Four deputy tah comtnlssiotierw ar« watching th«* < lackaiiias river America if defcati»»!. Twenty-two sh»*ps in Chicag»» are It i- n w kb w n that < aptalli < 'arter’t compb-U-h lied up. owing U> the loilvr gigantic steal «111 r»'ach f.*.0iMI,0m) makers' strike. Many th»»u«vauds »4 ¡»'••pie gr«»rte»1 Köberl» will advaw'e on Pretoria Admiral lh vv«'v on his arrival at ( hl from Kliiits ri«'V. Bloemfontein awl Na rag»». tal, simultaneously Governor Taylor has returnad to Twenty \inen« ans were killed in an Krntu* ky. No warrant was served on engagement with insurgents at < atu I him. big, on the island uf Samar. Washington courte hate declared Senator Hanna Imlwtes the Rrpubli- >ft|i,(MM) Worth of < >lym pia warranta to cans will have fully as har»i a tattle this year at they ha»l in I* cj 6 ta illegal. Bank»-™ »-stimate that Amen* ans Nine |a*ople wer* kiltal ly the fall ing of a cuudcmued brblge et th« Tana will ijehil (iU.iMMl.ikk) ui< re than us ual a Pros« I this year, owing to th«’ ei |«»sltioU. {¿••tarts iniiri have ro»re h**ro*e lav- Paris exposition. I» J. Sinclair, pnstofDce inspector fore hr can adv au« r larmiou c*»mplains «-otioi»* trd with the St. louis force, has of his sl«»Wlira*. By a vote of 20 t«» 21) the senate re t>rrn appointed chief j«»« to (flee limp» c- fused t«> consider the re«4ul)<»u «»fsym- tor uf P»»rt*» Rico. «tenrral M» rtill’s request for retire palby with the Huers. Chartai Ingersoll, of lthi«*a, N Y , ment has t»eeu grauted. General Br»««ke an emtavaling o unty treasurer, was » ir< <-«'*lliig him as c«»mmaudvr uf the dc|u*rtm*-nt uf the Fast arrvwlad lu >au I ranciaeo. (»rrmati officials at VK adiingt* n thiuk that ^r- relary Root's sj*«*•». h on the Monn*r do- trine was siiuel at their country. Forest flrm are raging furiously north of Fiali, Mich . aud th« property dam- age will ta large The town uf Auirs has l»rrn wipe»! out. The Boer frireaa hav» move*! Thai-anchtt to a stronger p»>siti«>u, (»enrial F rem h has atautoued eff rt t«» capture the butgbare. I hr A merit an chamber of oomtner»« at Manila has ent* re«! a pr«>t<-»t against tta racaaalve taiation axaclrd by the military g«»« eminent under < «envral OtU. William F Miller, manager of the Franklin syn«!l«atr, wlm was recent*./ ronvi« trd of grand larceny, was ven- tmre«l in Brooklyu to 10 years' lm- prisoumruL » Benfield t*»day. Th«» train ha«l ti|« n it the remains < f al««ut 8ft or mure <»f the victims of the Winter Quarters dlaas- ter. Accompany ing the l««dles were many rvlatiirw, who are Imwed down with th»* wnerity of the blow that they have so suddenly sustained. < »nr of the miners w I k * wax in th«» mine at the time of the rxj*l« i<*u an«I m h«> wa« <>ne of the tirwt rescuers who wmt in to re rover tile l»> «llr«i. tells an lut« r«‘wtiiig •tory. II»» was in N»». I. in the flr«t raise, when ihr vi ploran «»ccurr« • but so far away fr»'ui it that the wund did I|e ■ufT«>r«'d a moment n»»t reach him with the air, but th* - ght it the rriiillt >f a care iu. w *«rk«*d on a «piarter of mi hour, wh«n hi* mim r’s instin-t t-*LI him that something was ur» tig. an ! hr came on down to the main miran««. A «l»»or ha«! breu lilt«-d In here tu keep th«' current <»f k’«WMl sir from g* ing al«>ve. ami t*> direct it lilt ■ the mam workings. wh»-rr it w<*ul*l meet the damp an«! either weaken it rery much or drive it tack Thi» •!«- r waa guard* ed **n the outer si«!«» I’asoing <>u t>* the mouth of the tunnel, this miner, with «»theta, j»'iti«'*l ." ■ ■ |4-ri!itrii»l«'iit I J. Partnley. .in*! went to N«> I where the greatest danger exist«'«! I.>ut-i !eof th* mine those working ha«l all l«eru in- Jutrd, so the |>arty was small. Arm* Itili Casseri. Washington, May 1 7. 1 — Ttnlay’s «es- tlon of the sruate wa* render«-«! «"»per* lai!» notable by the parage, after a de* a reorganisation bill. In military < ir- elrs tin- iiu-4«ure is regar«L «I as • tie of Many small ya«hta an»! tughoets the m»«»t important of the pre* nt ses I« tight for u»a luring the "paninh war, sion It pra« ti< ally rrvidnthmiara the ar* rotting In the navy yard ani the It proposes to change the present sys government will sell them. The Northwest E piecopal general tem of | m rmsnent ap|»»*intin**ut» in » « r- roiiferrme bv a unanimou» vote, de- tain «taff corps to « ne of detail by a oided to admit e»|ual lav representation gradual pr »• r«« aa the oflicere in th «*« corps go <>ut of active srrt|cr As va to all Methodist cuuferew es can* les occur in the de¡>artmrnt •>( the Two hundred Klondike miners are atijulant general, the ius|>e -tor gemasi, ■tarn|»rdlug up White rtv*r, Alaska to quarrermaster-general an«! coniteli «wiry« the scene of the I a tee t <<>l I discovery. gen» ral, they are to t>e filled by details The fin I was tna»le on a namelrma tribu from the line, the details to be tem* tary uf the atove river last winter purary aud not U» exceed f«»ur yeare. Andrew ( arnegie. who refused bn «haw la ’•«»I a < aa4l4ate. contribute U> the Ifewry arch fund, Chicago. Mar 5 —Governor Shaw, <>l has given 11.000 to the fund for the wid«»* of Sergeant Ik»uglas. whu was |«>wa, who Is here attending the Metho* kill«*«) at ('ruton dam during t)>e r»*vrnt di«t conferen«**, declared in an inter* «trike In w-ndlng the • be« k, Mr Car view that he was m«t a candidate fot negie wrote: "Sergeant l*»uglas fought the »!<•»•• | resiliency on the Republican n t for foreign conquest, but f»»r j«ea« e ticket, n*'T did the kn»*w that ( ongr« *»«• mau Hepburn was. and order at home.” A l/’Wlon physb Ian claims tn have A "panlsh silver mine lost a century rurwd inebriety by hyptmtism. ago was redterovered in Texaa. Hiahop Hartwell, m « barge of Metho tawis Watkins, a native of Ht Paul, dist work In Africa, has traveled 30,000 is said lu be the tai tat man in I the sinew 1MW6. world. Ilia height is sai l to ta eight Constant weeping over ths death of fert II lo bes, and hie weight 361 her bust «and and daughter made a Naw l«»un<le. Y «rk woman blind, Her. David Greeg. a Brooklyn (N. Chaplain C. C Pierce inakr* an offi Y.) Pre<y btrrian, save hr donl-ts if any member of the general aasrnildy be* cial report that there has twwn no in lirvea In cun It-mnation of uu eta't crease in the nuinl«*r uf sakoua la II alii la. •hildrm. LlMlTfD |MBp«ar<«4 y I II «a«. I 4 aa»4 ISrllllaallf li*M»4 Trwla The Yale Berkelev game al Vew Haven. Conn . resulta! in a victory f*«r : the former team. h r a COAST airsw4r4 W»ar P«»rt T«»wn«*n4. Victoria, B. C., May 7. — The stramei Vl< torian did not get in until n»» n to day. having l«ern on a sand ter neat port T‘»W!iarn»l for six h««urs. When coming up the sound thi« morning it was very thi« k, an«l in a bank of fog «he suddenly came uj«»n the ■learner An- grlrs, which war n t whistling, and narrowly rs< a|«ed collision It was in he efT«»rt to earape h»-r that the Vi« t«»r*l Ian stranded. >he floated at high tide without -lamage. I 1» Iemali« ns < f a«t< nishni« ut <*u delight at the «amptm»us furni«hlng* <>l N c w York Fire That Cost H m » N- rtbern l*a» ide's new North < oast limi ted were Irard «»n every aide Wed About $1,000,000« n< «.lav waning at the iioi«n dep*l in Portland I ighted by electricity, a< it wa». fr*tn the outside Ihr train liM'k«-« MAW PFRSttNs BAIO I \ I si tpF.I» likr a gigantic firry glow worm On the in«ide the rffrvt w<■ as ri> b a* < »rie» tal dr«*am uf splendor. ••*«ral lU«|ri M ..rr.l Vr»r th« ••Hrautifult” W»re I»*«lr«fw4 < hl!4 hr ‘'I«** k at th-we fine chairs”' Kull4lMg« 'V»«»r« h»4 •‘Never saw anything to e»¡ual There and similar esclamati» ns oil New York. May *• K f.rethat «tart- w oder buret fr tn vivih rs v Line I he tram made its initial trip fmn al al Ito- -i r en*l ' Ihr Ma etrainahl| pl«T. at Ihr S-*t f Mähten M Paul to Portland with* ut a hitch any kind. At every «tatb»n where a' Lane oi i tt.r Fast rtver earlv thia • t»*p aaa ma«le latge crowds of visitor« m rtiiug, . « hi | ¡etelv »L*-«tr vr*! Ihr : mr •wartnetl sileni, ami im «»tue of tlx aud tt« valual " > < ntrnts Ilie .Ice place the l-*•• al larger place« difficulty wa« »t ¡»rri«*n, <x. .lateral targes, whirh wer» In getting the car« clearwi in time t« I IMM M l ) de- start again < baríes S her, grfiera . mooreil n«»er the pier r rap* passenger agent, was al«wrd lie war str'»yw«|, aii «! many re, u»* met at "rattle by A. I> < harlt' O, o tains ami of memlore of the >«a*'iille« < >Ue lifr wa» >\>rtland. assistant grnrral pasarngri on lM*ar«l were mad««. the W-mouths-old daughtrr of agent. I A Nadeau. g«*n«*ral agent at | loot. Laafve "rattle, an i A Tittling, general ag* m I < aptaln < harlee L>'- h«, of ■ *herw*w**l. was drown«wL at Tacoma. The Mallory pier was To attempt to gKe a description o I hr pi«-r nllrd each se i arate section of thi« new trail an ! ’ • f» • t wl< w ib! tax th«- I ngiish v< a* uiarv I' with valuat » freight. m«»stS culta 41. On the m rth eld« of the pier were wa « thought that modern rallwav c« n Aenlwiicea ha«! reached a high degree n m<<* re<! a nutnler *»( <wvsl ami <» tt* t» jM»rfr< »i n. t-ut it remained f* r th« targes. whLe on the«»ou!h «Ide wa« the builders of the North (’«vast Limited t* ' strainer >ati Marina ah*>w that a»l»!ed imj rmeiuents < > ul< I targes. No wsiner I tad the work of fighting t«e ma de. From one eml t* • an th« r it I« a <*• n } the damrs tag un than th« firemen ttnuati» n of luiurv. Bathe«! in th« turn«^l their atlrntl'U to saving the soft glow of «hadr«l ele< tri«* gl» ta«, th« i 11 v es of those «•Il the targes whicn w» r»' Near* dark rrdwoo • I finishing* shiur with riel lying within the line ..f danger |«)|l«hrd g»a«« wall» rat to the pier Was the * ar gw Meph«*tt brilliancy, the |«>h»hed B Elkin« Her captain. Frank Fox, • j«*rklr an*! scintillate with light, an th* other furnishing« gleam with l«»r an»! his wife ami I rrn nths-old *!a»igh!er A SMI) n w « m | light in a manner that mak'Mi th« w« re « n 1» ar«l »b-rplng quickly run from the pier to the general effect «lAiiling F a h car 1« a completely furni*he«| as a modeil t«rge au»l the occu|wints <>f the drawing r»«om All the accommuda . were a*akru«M| ami were hurrle«! frum ■ ti- ns a» «'»»r<lrd I v tiret « laaa b» tris «at their but»k« t>> a place of safety ha iir» «1 al« ar«! th«' pal«* e on wlire Is the ’!» - e» rra«'h» *! Ih«-ni < >n l>oar<l the Large Sherwood w rr« 1 his obsrrvation »ar the rear wil never l e detach«*! to inak< place fo C'harh-s Ixw-h«. the captain. 86 y rara any private car«, end m» smoking wil ol»l, his wife la*nna , 30 yeare old, an« U imntha old l-r ali«>w< <! in the main ■•" tian, ro th» lh-■; r !». . • r I. o* w* in«n may enj«»y the luxury whll The la* hs family was aw.«ketird by th« Their l*arge ■ viewing the scenery I w«»»«»mmodt- u flam«»» ar»! rooms at ne em! are placed ther» fir*. The father took the U month* for the a* o'* m«»dati* n « ' tl»r aui«*ker« baby in bl» arms, i and with his Tlim-thy 1 he following table girra brlrd* jUll)pe«i into the water. some fa< ts al«*ut this rul of I hr c«-nlm* lloyle, formerly in i r««mmau«l of the barge New Hruti«wt- k. win «se homo trains. lost . ........................ . .. SlOO.CMX at Rowlout. N Y„ pl ligr*l in to ■ Weight........................... 1,000.000 pound» thw woman, who luul !<«x»ina r i hau«t* Iler Im»! an I. w h«» «till h« bl the lauigth. ................... rtyl fe*» •d Illumination ......... 'JV1 electric lighti l»aby in his arm», saw that hl« »II w»« »>n the joint of going down. I ■ J «- 1 k- • I line, Portlaml t«» "t Paul ¡J bouri; l-e« ame a question with him as t»» w hi« It he «) hhi I«I wave, hl* wife « r l*al>v. lie COUHI MARTIAL PHOCEtDINl.S let toe ‘ « v „• in the h* j-e that «In* u *ui*l !*• pi« k »»d U| by oiu«’ «lie «-i-e, OfUrsr» In ths I* h I * I p|«l ms • Ciulilj *» ami went ti • a«»istau •• 4 hi» wit»- llrra« h ««f Military l*l»rIpilns. lie manag«-d to hold Her )>e«d at«»««« The war dr|Mirtmriit haa rwcelvm water until Bov le re »’h«-*i mem Aii tn m General Otis, at M tin a, th- rrr throw were than, lauded l-y life line», c» ords uf the proceedings <»f court» mar the chlbl I ••trig I* «t Th»» half dr -w n» *l tlal tn the case« of six c<>rnini»«iour< aj»t«in ami In« wife were itiotrd to the officers. I hr chief of thee* cases 1» Hudaoll street hospital, where they re that of Major t»rorge W Kirkuiau Covered. On the coal barge II II Eurtv ninth Volunteer infantry, (t ap Kami. wlii> li lay alongside the other tain Twenty-third Infantry) wh<* w* burning targes, were the captain. dlMuisaed fr»»m the service by order »• Joseph Plumb, his wife ami two rhil* (»rtieral < >tis on couti« ti«>n by o>u« Iren 111 were re* ur«| ! \ the |w«ll-e martial of < • n«lu* t uul«' «>ming an oft 1‘atroimati Jeremiah < r«*niii was ba»llv cer aw! a gentleman, in hating mlsl* t urned while taking one of tlx» chil* have*) in appearing «>n the «trret« « Iren wb- f«- All hsiitlt on !»*»r l the Nlanils In a drunken condition. lighter g'»t s«l»ore <i*f> ly. Mi* liael The other caarw received are th»»*- »» Bhel«l<»ii, »»f that I- »1, wa» «-«»mpr II« m | First I.i«’Utrnanl Robert C. <»r»/g t Forty ninth Suluntror infantry. Firs was rescued. Lirutrnaut ’ let ton J Bailey, I went» three laige ves-els were lyings*» Hear •etrnlh infantry, First Lieutenan ti»e t ..«sing pier that thrir aafetv was J»-hn J. Foley, Thirtieth Vuluntrr emlangrretl They were the steaim-r infantry; and First Lieutenant Harok bsn Mark» ami the «tramer Neu« «•», Hamilton. Ninth infantry These oft w hl« h w« re safely towed out Into mid* cere were tried on vari«>u» charge» stream ami the l .«rk "t Jetnee. lieutenants Greeg and Bailey werv«ou rigging of which was t urned liefuro «I m * i tr«l ami »r>ntriicr«l to dismisaal am could I* gotten »»tit •»! harm’s way. Lieutenants Foley am! Hammond wrn The •». rne oti tile water was a lti**«l a- < ju I tie« I The sentence in each raw i exciting one The ri\»,r wa « fill»-«! m itii was approved by <»«-neral <’ti« ami w rn • di«p »«-»I of without di»nii«al*>n <«» th« I uus Vessels aml targ»w t«> pía« es of authoritie» at Washington. I he r» • safety. F our mttoQ barge«, uthrrs or<!s hate beru •« hi to the war depart laden with «'orrimral and a>»me l«»adr>l rnriit for file awl recorded lu the uflic« ¡with »^ m I ra*igbt tire anl «ere «le- of the ju«!grt advocate general. stioyed. " Ote «»f th«'in arf* al«* suuk At the in«tan» e u! the sr«!f*tary o to prevent the further sjrea»! of thu war, Jmlgr Advocate (»«-neral Lielei Hamr«, will make a «je» ial report In the ca»« Krplf I«* lh* l*»»rt« s Mala. of Major Kirkman, whirh re|*»rt air Constantinople, May ft — I be aiuta- will have a tiesring on the cases « Liruteii,tnts (»regg and Bailey, as th« aad«>re met yesterday snd decided tn ■ams legal principle in invohed in ra* I replv l*> the porle’* n«-te ••! April 2V re* of them Generally statrd, that in gar<!ing the in- reave of *luti« «* as fol- Ihr ein! *a««l«-»» u«»tr the p*«ite*s * >h«-« the right «>f General «*tia to dis b»ws ml«« th«* « (*i« » re without the r» f»'rrm < declaration that it doss not intend to t-> ths preflulent. as •'ommawler in chlej lntr**lu e any unilate ral measure«». an«l uf the army. It Is admitte«! that such will hastrn to inf- rm their g* vero- ¡«Bur is conferred on generals com manta <>f this ” The amtas*md»>rv have manding armire in the field in time o! drrpta! to make their Coliseul to an In war, tut It is contend«»«! that no su> h crease conditional on the removal uf ronditi«-n ended in the case of Ma)*»l the abu«*-*> *»f th«* chemical ausiv si«, the Kirkman al the tune uf the offense« suppression of *ar«h< u«e duties an«! ! tta abolition of the stipulation where allege»I to hats liern cuuttuitted by articles not sp*» lfta! in the tariffs H»re*S a Fias Ster«. may be interdi« ted, con Osca tal ot Th« (<■•« liai «tory ta now reported Stroyed fr tu wwtwn Wal.h coua'jr, says ths (hurniee (N. I>. ) ll**n,l<l. where • Omaha 'lay 6 —A «|»e lai to farmer raiM»»| 2,500 bushels uf fiai frvm loo «cree of a |7A0 farm and Is still Her from Beaver <’tty. Neb., gives th« r details of the Wil«- nville !• mad■ • ■riling it at home at |1 7ft a bushel for •red A |l.37ft crop off a |7ftO farm Many farm house« «ere destroyed. The hailstones were as large as base* is pretty swift farming. balls, and were driven through roofs. Startling (»••(hl»»4 ('aaf»Ml«*a. The twister appeared after the bom» A at.rtlli>4 'leathtmi <<>nfr».lon wa, tardmmt and took a n«rthr»a«trrly It wa» funnel aha|4wl and did ma-l> l*y Mf* Van Hora. atNiooi Falla, course Farmers S l> Sh« •' l.mtily dwlarwl that all. •lamage over a large area Sad murdered he» mother, the »If® ol west ami north of Wilsonville were the Many people th I rhomaa Ftfan who wa. hat>¿«<i for tlw greatest sufferers. to their cellars. crime in IMM'J A Ham«« Fl«.«.hl»a. t«rav enwurth. Kan., ar>< alway« womlarlnf ah«rw ••sappbo,** whirh baa t«rrn playr«l ■II th« pin« to." througio'ut Kan«aa f< r the ¡wst frw "That*« right. fh> yon know!" weeks, was billed here f« r Bunday •‘No, bat »"tn« 1 lai timer« «urfonn» night, but Mavur Neeley (ortmde the can amiant for 11 of them They production. < hurrh |<eople got np in f und them In • 'Human Oatrl. h' spun arms, and a deputaltoo of ministero whom they were operating.Cle»e- calle«l on Mayor Neeley and laid the land Plain Dealer. matter before him. "I* hi |.I« Montreal, *5!ay R.—The p*|>cr and lie who would n«»t change the stones into bread for himself multiplied the pulp mills at «»rand Mere, Qttnlwc, loaves of others. — Vailed Presbyterian haie hero entirely destroyed by tire. —