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EVENTS OF THE BAY
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NEWS
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loiiiim ; in tiia tsin
Tabu.
ALUM
uaaiNG
POWOtHS
LUNGHI SS
K«I»*»*« V •*•« kkl.lrnv »
The public debt increaaed m arly $3,»
OOU.OUO tn Aog iat.
..f
COLUSION
Tbtalr
ftaltass* Is O««rsl>alMi>.|
Th« hiuhi ill«*' t»u manufacturwe cl
American Soldier* Took No th«« «s-nate were wane time ago directed Excursion Train Crashes in
Epitome of th • Telegraphic
J. BEARD, Prop
O L V1RCEMT. Prop.
Philippine wluntrere will t*4in r»
News of thr World.
Part in It.
to invMtigalw the too I adulterali* ns,
to a Milk Train.
i turning in No ven« brr.
• n<i a ecu Uinta'ed a volutue of tevliuo my
up>«n the sul J m 'I from lhe l-rst Inf« rm«
There are H3 auapect**! rases ol
Only Flrat-Class Shop in the City
Newly 1 urouhed «nd Rafi:ted
plague in uUag? w, *-<w4iand
f MiKIl
I'KKI Mf'IGin
ORIH K» rd |wvrtlea an«! blgcrst «• imiifi author* tlllKIK». \ KILLED MOV III lit
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hk
mirks
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liz<-Mgb.
Shaving
Hi*« iu the ■'ountrv
15 «ntt
( harlee A. Towne <*f>ened the ram
Katr Cutting
«»ns *>f the gt«ai*it «ourewa of danger
25 -
(X'r t.Nev «re «upptrad ugh rhe
I l«ign in Idaho h r the iJrmuruata
t* I’tir b« d«a the c mmittce • »tat«’ Iti
Shamp* «ang
15 *
bru the market« afford..«Ta.d
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I
<-enml (Hie h*. broli • aaigneaf to
their rvjs'rt eitats iu alum baking
Bathe
25 "
South of Bndga.
SOO. ORFdXJN
Corn man I the dr|wrttneui ut th** l.k«'.
)«.a<!rr»
The coinm|tt«w f-und ths
• Mell«.
Alt »«Mb f •'««•
1 fi'ef
tcstiui *uv, they ray. v*«rrw helming I v
The gv>iein«»r of bhoti Tunt h*. 30.•
<x>n
lemnator«
of
the
um
»
uf
alum
in
0<»O men ready to <>pf> «■ < «or *11 r I
H- >• • att<
!'■ ! t min«- t; * A t ; m
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gl
’
I s wf bakmg powders, ami recon mruded that
Ph I la Ir pda.
sept.
I
lblrt*M»ti
pamiun.
e
cau h»<at>QU
the war -Irp4ti ent ar«» p* «itive that •u> Ii use be pn bibited l*y law.
¡H>r«-*tis kii*«MÍ aud over 1«» uthrra III*
Li llong Chang is intriguing I ' M t the «Rii.liwr« ( «*m«*ral t hatfee’a army
>*nat«»r M
u. dt«< -**tng In the *»-n Jure«! 1« the ap|wvllttig reev rd of a re.vr
1 »Ink* «»f 140.000 anthracite <xi»l
the foreigner* t<> qnarreliug am<>ng U.w’k u»» |«art in the estensive l*«»ting
ate live report uf the >ou»mittrw» an-1 Ihr rm! <x»lh«it>n G>tw>m mu «• i ur*i> ti
rult>«*r« 1» tbn’atened.
them »eU re.
• hl* h followed the fall o( the Chin«»*« •everal hills Iu trod wee« i tu enrrv lhe train an I a milk train on th* P.vthle-
(•»urrfti ( haff»»« 1« prr|ianug tu win­
Thirteen pereuia were billed am! ettv of Tien r«in
M the directum of rwxHDinrn latbm» of the cummiltee lu- heei (»ran i o| the Philadelphia *V
ter 15.(► »0 w»rn m l>kiu
PONTLANO, ORICON.
many mjure«l by a railroad «olliai* n at Hecrvtary Io* I. |*rempiorv orders were t»* rHe< t. said
Beading railroad this morning at Hat«
The !<afl r «hip Alalmma A\er»g«'<l 17 Hatfield, Ea.
Will make regular trlje L, Mciu
|*«u*v>l to military ofheers <*> euert
‘‘U hen ar mad* this re port we made field. Pa , 27 mile* m rth uf tins vitv .
è
U atri, local Oulrimir ho dale of «iella.
ht»ota < n her urtu i«| trial.
lhe wrecked tram evnsiwtaMl of id
The t hlUrar »it )ath*n now de|»-nd« evrrv rfl rt to prevent the looting and It based on the evident** hefore u«, mill
I hr Nehalem and THIauj « k fisher*
n the
n»«ui * f the powera 1» Lhe to ptinitX) ‘«*icr* ,v «Ii•• • G’<lr u• e »4 su- h th* evidence 1« simply overw helm lug dav ««>*• li--« ami •«« the tn<*t SeciloM of
order«.
h r tin« rea* n am! from re-
I d< n«-t cave ta w tig a h ' ' v there a large «•• ur*i’*n n site Up uf I**’!' •’
tiien • strike ie at an eo>l.
Ruae*> American j n'|«>»Ai».
|M>»t« which ha*»» e»‘tn* t the depv t-
may i-e her* tar th* alum bah mg p»<w- from Bethlehem. Allentown am! »nr«
Several of Minister ( <*Dger a fue»La
W. W. R«> khtll, American rommie* ment, the officisi« are confirmed in the
•tar. I <U- r>»t care imw man.« utem jri-vi« rounding
towns, t
atlanti
City,
have arrived al lieu Tain.
•inner to < hh>a, aava now 1« the time opinion that our men rriraiued from
th« ' publish, there is n«» pta-* iu thr Ibi« section carried onlv thc»«e perrnm«
SCIO, OR
t«>
arttle
the
atatu«
of
b
rrigurr«
In
5 movement t*» Hear the country
di «regar»! I n g th* order« of their super­ j huu.ati •-«’»'Uoiijv of lioman f**»’d f -r thii w ho U v « m I in |«eihlebetu aud Allen­
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< hiua.
iors
e-ulh of Erkin la in {ir^rvaa
I h«v think that Ih» I lnu**w> I thing called alum.
I he <*v erw helming town.
It left the uin n station in
lhe Brallamer c*o| |<er mine«, ait um ted lh<m»M»lves are reepunsible f»»r modi ul evidence of the leading physician« «nd F-rthlehein at »■ 05 V M . exactly 15
< »flirial American diapateteae are be-
the
pillaging
and
disorder
following | • trutl«la uf this c«»unlrv Is that it 1» minute« lafhlu I the milk train,
on ll-twa 'M-uii.i. u»*ar \ an< « u' er. B
loir tampereii with in < hina
The
• a
■ a
< . liave been »«Id tu l.ngHah capital- lhe entry uf^ the allies lulu tlm city, abwiutHy «in.it t«> go lut«» human (*< h T latter tratti e» n«i«t«”l >f two milk i ra* s
kmui St Eetafwltnr< It i« repottrd
There is considerable
propali• in ami th«t iu many caw«--If the gentle­ au I tw«i pa«*«ngrr «oacì»e», aud ha I
lata for f'J.OOW.OOO.
that peace »•’¿«•tiatb>ii» ha\r lw»gun.
charge of our army at lieu Tul» i*»r man will rea<! the rviden«'*, s* me <»! • nipped at every station on the mad
\ is $ mr old Giy accidentally abet
Primary rrtuma 1 tv 11 cat* that (rokrr
Safekeeping.
th* physicians "ay they * an Ira e case« from Belhlrhrin en route to Philadel­
an«! kil‘«»<l hta Id year *»ld brother at
will <« ntn»i the New York Democrat io
iu their «»wu practice—-there are di«- phia
At ft *1 the miik’tram *ir*w up
llutebineon. Kanraa. while attempting
Strr*»(th ur llllrd I »t r• .
convention
eaa»«s of the kldliev due t«> the
ia! at the milk platform al Hatfield, ami
tu remove cartridge« from a ravoher.
Washington, '•ept 3.—The following
use of alum tn their dailv bre.*d
tn I?*« than two minute« the «|>e< lai
>enab»r Scptt, of Weat \ irginia, aaye
1 rains leave vv raí
MM’rvtarv Fuelers’ annual rrj < r t ->! telegram from the Ja|*am»ae foreign
"When y-umiv a mineral j - i- n as etcuraion tram, running at the rule of
• *si • >• at to <
the Rr|>nbh<ar)a will lute lOU.tHHI votes
»thee
was
retelved
tmiav
at
the
Ja|m-
the <»'tt*n crop of tin* I’nitrd Mates
thi’v Mi' "AY thvt a I u - h 1«. It Is . I I- -’ll
OFFICER St
J » mile« «ii hour, crashed into th*
>n New Ycrh.
luak* « the crop fur 1 M»9-limo V, 43H.- near legation:
l>ta I*» mix it alsav« to am h a d<-gre« r?ar of the milk train.
lhe locoim»-
A t Icgram fmm I ekin give* the
Heavy fighting it irjairted t<» have 4!fi brtl* •». agatnat 11.974,MO lact year.
iSMVCS 1***1 !•«»
Pmsdent
A. Î. Jobnton
that there will n* t l«e a residuum left live plowed thr*' g » tn»’ two p.t»-.ugrr
Albany 1.
•trengtb
>d
t
>
aide»!
forces
which
t*
•
k
ocrurre*!
at
Ma.
hadudorp.
betw
reu
Vier
Pevudrnt
J. W. Games
• ffii.p V • * • a
About 25.000 idle tinplate worker»
< f alum, which prodines alumina, ami «•«■a hvs and rru«hrd them a« if they
i»ari in the relief of Pekin as follow«
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*«* t»O r „
Cither
C. V. JohnMm }Ux*ra an<l dritiah.
<»f the American Tinplate <’<’mp4»nv
which coutrii ut»»« targelv t«- th»- <H«*a «’• wets eggshell«.
lb«’ milk car lmtue»l«
**
‘«a*» t !>nr jw
"Japans*«*. M.fiou infantry, 200 < a V *
I*. <». Mewart.* member of the pro- hate reeuin«*l work, owing t«» the tin-
■
of thr people in this country
lately nt front wa »* al*«» lavd'iv damaged.
airy,
450
eugiuerr«
ami
«53
gun«.
|*rin»( »a
vi»ioiial
government
uf
Oregon. 1« de.»-! pl te maker« agrmng to a new wage
I w .»nt to give the sritat»’ an * leu Four per*>na mi the )w»*«uger CAT «»f
I» « a je lera! b n. nu and rt hinj»
** K •<>•«• •
•’ l(m>**lai)«. 3,3uU infantry. HO car-
al Tacoma, Wash.
’* < htrago
scale.
of tlie class of men we have called
the milk train torre almowl ! tn«ran<ly
airy, am! 22 guns.
b«'lnrv.
I <at)\ ma ■« al i u-rrnt taies
** G«» A ttgt
They are the leading
unli*'!*» iron»’ bilie«!.
Fortunate!v, there ’ w « n» voi y
Four townships «nrruumlmg Sbo«
•
Fl ••- ■
Fire deatrnyed the plant and \ar<la
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British.
|,M3J
infantry,
400
«
a
v
•
at <i drafts ts* tied on prlni lpal ciüei.
» fl to . .
» v«*rv college -f th* (’tilted Mairs that few p»-r*>n* on this tram.
•
bon*
Falls,
Idaho,
hate
been
r»--erve«l
of
the
<>tter
(
reek
Luml*er
('ompanv,
alrv
,
and
L't
gnus.
° V *<V nl Mr
We ««»ulr! get hold nt.'*
Die excursion tram was a pi* ture of
lor a national jwrk .
** IltaUsmtR 4 a
at llainl hton. ’»V. Va., with 12,000.«
‘‘Americana. 1.600 infantry,
150
•
Mr W Oí Iwatit S J
>*n»t« r Mama, from a l*»ng h«t • ’ in«taacrilvable horror.
Th« locomotive,
UO0 feet of I unit »er, causing a b - - ! marine«, 75 cavalry am! 6 guns.
to • ; 1 fl f i • . l . « « ’
>at> Francisco’s population, a« cord«
• *'irnti t wh»> had tr-tit .-A «■ t«> ih« a ma*« *4 l«*nl am! I r-ken in ii. firmly
| L50JXM).
S* a 1 of k I. < ■ j- it)
“French, 400 murine* and is gon«.
lug to the ('tilted >taU’S ctmaui«, is
burlfulti*of alum Is»king powder«
‘*<>11 the 26th, 70 < bine«»« stirreud«
Sil hundred longshoremen who went
34*2,7H2; ikmtuns'. 560,MM2.
and a** to the health fulness of « ream ol I man t’eneath it« great weight.
f'«’hili I
t»»ta i»«
S«
’
ed.
Of
th»
’
*.»
’
,
five
each
were
detain«
• Ml »I
fan square miles of forest reserve in < n m strike recently at the Erie rail-
tartar powders, mtmlhme«! th« follow 1 !
ed by the Ja|»unv-*e and iirttidi 1« r «•«
way
or»»
docks,
returned
to
work
pend
­
tug —
the '•«u Gal ftel reservation, near Loa
a iiiam of wreck Age.
The first car wa«
ttlemenl of their grievances by lor the purpo«*’ of «-• ertainting the
\ngrie«, ( al,, hate air«*,« v I »■♦ n swept ing x
Appletan. John lloward, pr<dr«a.r broken In twain and the *>th«r five cars
• tat»’ of Mflairi* among the ( hin*«e. the
arbitration.
of chrniivtry. llrowu Cui\er<dty, l'n>«- were thrown on their •I les, (OlUpletelv
by Dr»«, and «till th»’ flame« ar»’ devour­
rest l»rlng set nt lilirrty. <»n the 27th,
ing the timber.
It was r«-|w»rf*««l from
I <lemollsli«M|.
Nina I’Creutls Mer«t klib’d
\ reriou« c«»tjfiMgrati<*n oc currad at 260 mot* surrendered, must of whom tdrnre. U I.
• 4 j« • rJry rw
Arn*»id, J.
"turtetanl • Camp that the hre had Guarnía». Sonora, México, a few days
| iu the first two cars, an I th* others m
were guards and court «»Atrial«, line
spread on the north aide of the w»-»t ngo. w hlrh cutisumcd iba general m«r-
ally «»( New Y«»rk.
t!> »* voa< hvs w«-re l*adly maimed.
of them, a militarv «»f!»< »*r, after la-itig
OREGON
\tWMi«-r, W. <> , prufMsor and direr*
fork of the '• ad Gabriel river un i the • ha*4<il<*v «**tabllfthmetlt of F. A. Agutí*
A* a**»n a* the crash came, a terrible
brought to the .hipaiir«* lieadijUttrtrim,
e«>Uth «id» of th*' I ’ Junga r | \ er.
u
lar.
The buikling enverad mu cutiré where he wa« kindly treated, wa« mui I it.r, govurunrent ei|»erim«mtal station. I cry r» *»« from th* smashed cars, am!
Washington. D. C.
Devil s canyon and th* >lmrl Cut.
1 th”«e wtav ha-1 not l*M«n injured crawl«wl
filo« k aud wat the iarg'-at uf ita kind to the palace to make the n«-ce«*i»rv
itarker, (irorge F., prufrsaor. Cm- or juinp^l frem the cars ami w» nt t<»
ti
thr
West
roa
«A
óf
Mexlcc.
lile
preparuti
’
us
f«»r
the
|varude
of
thealhrd
Joae (’a«trvy Garvia. who wma arrest­
vvtsitv uf Pi hm>v lvaiiia
the aseistan- •» uf tba injured.
Mauy
ed in Ha\re, France, ou Julv *Jl) last, atarle of g<M><b« carrlrd wms valuad at fore»-« through the ¡ o I a i > to !•»• held
< aldwrll, G (
pruf»’v**or, (’oruell w«*re piuntvl di wn by wreckage an*!
Hiarge<1 with al*M<on<hng fr”ui Porto $l.l)U0,0U0. un which a loas uf |JUO,- • 11 the jsth iu 1 < ui!iiriiL rail n <»f their
I nivirwilv, Ithara, N Y.
>111’1 ilH-’- '
/ *•’ ■ f
<uc<» *‘f 111 • ntrv nil* the vitv
\*. a
ICteo with fl'J.iMH) of I'nited Mates OUÜ wat sustained.
HAHRY S. JOHNSTON
CO., Proprietors.
( 'baihilrr, <
T . pmlrswor, Columbia * v •»
> t ■ <! • ■ • | fo e ‘
■
large
tiuml»er
of
court
ladies
wer®
funds, ha« arrived in New York.
He
A German gunboat bus bet«u urd»r«?d
('uivvrsitj. New York.
the dead were kiltal Instantly, Ilia
f»»»itjd in th«’ ¡««lace, every prr«-nuti<m
W m * in the ruMtody
f Lula l-arMon, to Amoy.
< *hittrn*lrti, Bussell II., professor, others «lying on their wav Io the h*a
va* taken to protect them fr» in (nault
a»si»taiit chief <>f the insular poll* e of
Yale (Tntver«ity, N.w Haven. Coun.
A plot to burn Shanghai bus been aril i««-ur.i!i••»•« wer* giviti then» ol the
pltal-
All C-v injured Were I r*t t.ik- u
polio Rico, who went to Has re to
< ’ rnvrall, H. I- . pi>>h«s< r
Cniver* to a she*I at tile Hatttabl statnm nil I th”
discovered,
readlin■*- of J.ijian'« 1* r<e to vupply
bring bark the all»*g»'d rtuE« xiler.
By
dead were remove*! t*» a t»urn
Mes­
Bryan I ias decided on au Eaitaru them at ntiv im»m»*nt with food aud •ity <»f Princeton. New Jersey.
his eltradilloll the 1- rrm h government
Crampton, C. A , prota««or, Division sengers were s«’Ut ta th*» nearby village«
•tump
tour.
'»tiler h«- «••»••aries ”
recognite-a the sox erelgut v uf the L ull*
of rbcHitatry. Washiugtau, D < .
for physicians, and a relief train was
ed States in Fortt» Bi «».
Seventy in ixsions ric« from
Fire at a lier«» t »«■ M.
China
Freur. U Hitam. prvtfesaor. Mate Col- (>rd»»rtHl from Bethlehem.
With I »
ÍTt'ivdrm
li. I., Kept. 3.—Sbortlv leg»*. I'rnusyIvania.
Kit«.iuiii)on* antxiunrn hi, rvtirv reached VMUOuuver. B. U.
h»< tofs and half » d <t> n nur-* *, a s|*e
BURIAI CASKMS AM) (ASÍS ALW a YS ON HAND
Jenkin«, Fdward IL, proftwa»»r, de- Hal tram wa> ent from Bethlehem.
n>rut (rum lhe rin*.
Washington fusionists rrirmiuahMl after the U’.-ihuii g »»I the racing III the
closing day <»f the grand circuit meet­ partment uf agriculture, «tale of Cun-
ut ta? re re r* .♦• fie ! th« s> • ue of th*
The dl.trict »nt <4 I'eklu »*. taken Johu IL Kogers fur governor.
ing al NarragMn«H?tt Park ibi» aftrrm>»>n a»’- ti<*ut.
wreck ft was signaled to return I*»
by the «Tiled lorrea.
Nancy C. F.«»fT, great aunt of Guv
tire I roke out in < i»e of the stabltw
Johnson. *•. W prvfv^sor. Yale Cub Itathiehem as a •I«’ tai tarrying nearly
Denver • |» i ul«(i> n la 13.1.s.M»; that ernor Geer, die«.! at Macleay, Or.
near the three quarters turn an I with lege, New Haien, Conn.
all the tn jure«! had > tar tai fur that
of Baltimore M)H,V&7.
Brvasi, the a ««ansi n of King Hum
gr»-at rapidity dewtruyed threw stables,
Mallet. John William, pro few»« r
pla«*e. On th« run from Hatfield t«»
bert.
was
sentenced
to
life
imprison
a
uumher
'>f
cattle
sheds
and
burn«»-1
to
Cnivrralty
uf
Virginia
The «lhe, are m H t<> hate luat 1,100
the boipital tliroe of the tujurvd >lir«l,
rneut.
death
four
rm**
horses.
lhe
hor**e«
de-
Mrw, W. M , profvsvor, Army and Aluch trouble was experienr««d in keep­
uirn In a battle in 1‘eliin.
It is reported that Prince Ttign and ■tmyed compri»«'d tiir«*«« in the «tring Medical Itapartuirnt. I nttod .Status ing the relatives away from lb* iujure«l
Senator Carter
will
aceoin|Mny
IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props
1,50(1 Boxers were killed in a great »'»»utrolled Lv B Simon, uf la*mlon, gov rmitienl
on the train, so that the >!< . tats i;alh
lkK«e«alt ou hl, Wratorn trip
lint lhe \* »'. toitii a r»«< • rd of
■ . ‘4
Mulir«*«, i hartas Edward, professor *r««d fr»>m n»- vr Hatfield c>*uld attend
battle
at.«l valued ut fi < hh ); Mam! K., a of «hen« is try, Columbian (/Diversity.
Minl.ti-r Conner rej. rta the .ituatlon
ta> th* wounded.
Ewrl Li n»ks the appointment uf s*v- green mare
I ra<-ti>allr inich.ngr l in I’rkin
without .1 recur»! am! Washington, D C.
Our Kij^s Are First-('l,i>s and <»nr Horses
The sj-rctai train amv.d at Bethle­
eral ( hiMeee "Metals to the list uf peace
valu*-I ?it >1 .(»• o. Icktnan Jim. with a
Frrsk«»tt, Altart IT, prvfetoaor. I’m
Breaal, the a«*»».in o( Rin, Hum* makers.
hem at I!:3d and Mrs« met by fully
Are G ihm I Drivers.
re* «»rd of J Itt ’< ami tallied at
v*-rsitv of Michigan. li»u Ar*»«'«, Mich
t*rt, aitempU-d to romniit aulclde.
ft.(XX) persuiis all clamoring fur new«
Yu. lb* giiwruor uf 11»«* province of ami ’ bar «'« A Guyer’s brown mare,
Price, A F.. medical «hrv<t«»r. ( nil* frvui th© wreck or trying tn learn
<»rtier.il Olivier, l the lkirr leader, Mhrn >1. is re|M>rted to have invit«g the \Vil»v L»«a. value*! al fl .’io, were the
e*l M m tv« Naval iinkpital. \\ a«bitigtan. whether relatives w»?re among the vic»
waa captured by lhe i Br I Udi at \\ in* foreigners iu his province to come t» filili ais «testroye«!. The 1< sa ou build-
u c.
lima. The news ol lb« wreck reached
berg.
his protection.
About Augu»C 21. b<> Illg« oi l fixture’» a ito iuta tu fd.OOU.
Ginart, < Ttarlea. lieutenant-colorir I. Bethlehem at X o\l-*ck aud spread like
•
<»rnrral I-atik Wu Is declare*1 to ta accepted the invitation and all wer”
ae-lMtnnt
aurgeoU-get. eral.
luit?«l wild Are
• » «• r> <4 i • la
I »» « m .
All the policemen In town
‘
the iral author ol the anti foreign out- massacred.
Sew ¥<>rk, Sept 3.—All-ert H. Wig. Mate« .«liny.
were gulhercl «I the «talion, and wa«
break.
Mrrnbrrg.
Georg*
M
,
Surge»*«-«
irti
•
It is said that the Standard Oil (.’«»in- gin«. vlce-preaWlrnt of the Saturnal
w I th great ditherilly that the Injurerl
The Hankow upn.in, wa. atartrd pany will soon tw purchasing the pro I'ark bmnk, ««id today it waa true that era I, Cuitr«! States army. Wu«hiOgt«Hi. were removed to the waiting arnbn-
by loliowera of Kang A u Wei. Ute re- duct of ( aliforuia wells, ix*w having the tank had G-en approached by rep- D C.
Ian« r« ami other vehicle« which con­
Tucker. Willis G .
l>rofr.«>r <»r veyed them to th* h wpitals.
obtained in the Ea«t a uumber uf tank* re-*'iitetiie« t the -»w. h«h goierumcul
S>rnier.
\ll dur­
chemistry
an«!
rhetriiat
of
•tau,
I-
arti
ing th* Jay j*»*«*pta from Allentown,
Gold lllli j«••tothee and »U t « «afa fur fbe «forage, which will !*• located with luqntrie, aa to the chance of plac­
uf
braitb,
slate
of
New
York
(’ataaanqua am! other place* came pour­
waa rra. ked by burglar« and uvrr |8O0 at Bakersfield, where ground iia« t » » :i ing a »lo.ooo,mm loin in thi» country
Vaughan, \ i> f«*r ( .» professor, (til
secured for them,
Mr Wiggin« «aid he wae Hot prepared
ing mt»» I'vthlrhem, an l confu-i- ri
aeettird.
to «ar let whether the prvjio.itlou had vrrsity of Mi< bigan. Ann Arla>r, Mi i.
relgtHMl throughout the city.
lhe
(
n>t«^l
‘
"tat*
’
«
trans|«ort
Thoma«
Two turn were killed auil thrre
Van Ke> |eu W, k . Sorg«M*ii-< »en-
lw*.-ti faiorably recoiled.
l he proposed
Th* aecoin! section of the excursion,
meu and a woman wounded tn a Gil­ arrived at ban i rauciseu, 2V «lays from bwu 1« in lhe (orin of bond« bearing t etal 1‘lilted Matra
lVa«hingt<<n. made up »«f persona from towns other
Manila,
via
Yokuiiama.
Mbs
h.»s
on
man, III., riot.
0.
Ilian Ihthlvta-m ami Allmtawn, tail
h<>ard 261 sick and wounded soldiers. |«*r c-ni inter -t b»r the tlrwt 10 year«
t 'atnlllr d'.trivlla, the para ringer, 31 military prisoner», 51 cabin passen­ • ml I
Wiley, l-rnf II. W., Chief < hr»mi«l • »>n after the first section, lut was
per cent 1 r another 10.
Il
waa married t» h. W Crrlin. au Oak­ gers, 173 in the steerage, awl seven I. Uli 111 tally ataled that the bond« deperm», nt uf agriculture.
Cui te» I fiagge»! I>ef« re it reaciird flalttald.
A*
land lulllluuaire.
it «ould not get through oti account of
stowaways.
Seveu deaths oeciirrr«l will tw offered al PH and accrued luler- Mate«. IVaabliigton. I>. C.
•et.
Wyman, Walter. hwrge*>u-G> neral. the blockr«! tracks, it was returned to
The I'opullat national committee ao- during the voyage.
United Htatre Marine Hoepital, Waah
Bethlehem, and there was great ta«
I»««M
taf « I m . Innati
cei te-l strvrnem a. the vice-presiden­
Iu Ix‘D«lun, the I hike of Manchester
juicing at th* n.vrruw es* ape of its ue*
Citi» innati, Mpet. 3 —David Mntun, Itigt.u, I).
tial tvonilime of the party.
was adjudicated a !>ankrupt, rutailing
on«« of the rtv'fiest < itii«-n« of Cincin­
Mr. I'ettigrew — Wa« there any testi­ cupants from th* catastr’-pbe.
The naval veteran.' parade waa the his resignation from all his clubs. The
The cw»r’*n«r uf Montgomery county
nati. di««d at hi« )><»me bere to*lay. agd mony which «bowel that there were
feature of the m *. > n»l dav uf the G. A. jiecitious tu tho bankruptcy «-uurt in-
V3 yearw. He left a fortune e«timated • a«--« of injury to health «■ a rmult of visit«**! the wreck early and «p»«i»t the
eluded < u* from the voung noblsniati
It. eucampinent al Chlcaifu.
at l.’il.O w),(MM>.
entire day at the »erne,
||r al ot.ee
lie had large real constant u«r ol alum?
whose a* <*eptaacwe ar* m>
Work on The Dalle, purtatfe road himself
directed tbs removal of the dead to
estate lutefesla lu t hl.-ago and New
Mr.
Mu«
n
—
Yen;
I
can
turn
you
to
cl<>.e<i fur waul of fund.
C»»nipany widely di«trll*ntr<i in unknown lands York, a» aeil a« here, and owned big
lainsdals, a short distance »«>uth of
the te«timony.
belli, utganlard tu eotnplrta the Mine. that his friends f<*r e me limo have catti* rai>< hes in Tria«.
Hatfield.
He promta«*» a rigur(>ua iu*
He hail giv<-n
•IroDgiy urge«! this radical coarse.
Mr. I’ettigrew — I do n-d care to have
vestigatiuo into the horror.
mut'h m<»ney lu public in«tltut|o|M.
Oregon timber
lamia
offer good
the
m nator turn to it.
I
«imply
want
Dr. P. M. Kcllogfi. who has just re* Hi* olii y h- ■ t ia the wife of eid.'un-
torerkrd I m Kvhrliig
chance lor Inveatuient. Situation ra*
to emplmaisv the |a lut
I agree with
«lowed by furtuer Michigan iaiubar- turn«! from two vears* sur rice as a sur« gresitnan Charles P. Tali, pruprietur of the «.nator.
Seattle, Sept. 4.—Tug
U allows,
Il has slwsya te-vu my
geon in the Philipi inea, denies the thè (ìnctnnsti
Timas-Star. and a
front Numa, brings news of the wreck
men.
charges of neglect on the transport brothrr of Jutlge Tali, of thè Fhilipptue nan Im pre«, urn that slum baking |>>w- of the dismantled
berk Mercury in
der Is Injurious, but I wanted to tiring
Nichola* Aylward, «<e.i th , »n in- hhennan. made by Captain Crenshaw,
x»mtnls«ion.
Behring sea.
The bark wa« taring
it
out
sud
mske
It
emphslic,
if
ths
mete of lhe county lnArmary. al M
of Atlanta, in his sute uinrietu state-
tawed tu this city try the tug and
Klr* i»« Maw Orleea«.
proof «u>tain« that poMUnn.
Juaeph. Mo. died from the effort« ut inrnt.
Dr. Kelh gg. who came home
New Orleans, ttapt. 8.—Pire tonight
• healing ariiiilniutore-! )<y Ja k Han­ on the Hheiman with Ciensbaw, •A' •
Mr. M««« —I quite agree with the •prang a leak in a heavy gale. Him
lon. an attendant.
Hanlon launut 1« the captain wu badly w«»unde»L that lewiroyrd tbe building »H A4 Canal ■enator.
It 1« claimed that then» I« was »tripped of * »me machinery au«l
•treet occupi«*! bv Ih* I airtwiikk* >< a le led s country tn F orope that «loes not abandoned in (*uuk strait, wlwre sha
found.
it was only a qnrsti* n ef time when
xhe was owned by Captain I
( o ' |Mtiy, entalllng a !<»•• of f .»ou.mxi. prohibit the uee of alum, Cettainly •auk.
A whuleoaic Jail delivery o. currod al he should »lie. and it waa at hi« owu
K»’il»r Bit**,’ alma factory, adjoinitig, Hire- or four of the leading couulr Io of E. taino, of this «ity. and was sent to
Red laxige, Mont . |*er«ona out»i<la reqti m I that the captain was allowed
Nome last June in t*<w <>f a tug with a
«ufTrns! a lo«« of fhki.Uuo, and thè
Ih Kellogg avers that Morris building, cornar *»f Canal and Kurnpe to whn h I hate had my atten­ coal ati<! lumbar cargo. Kha ha«l t»een
pried off a wiudow bar and oproad the to come home
...Salem and Portland
tion
called
prohibit
the
o«e
ol
alum
in
cell« with «kelotou key«, ami finir Crmshaw had every |«>e«ible alteutiuii,
v^nlrinne*! as a «ailing vessel. M>w
Camp rtrreta. su«iaiud abuul |50,<» »0 talking piiwder.
desperadoes
made
I hair including tbs beet phyoicUUM aud iamag««».
Montana
was built 49 vears ago iu New York aa
Mr. I’ettigrew — I»t. I
the chemist«
uurtoes.
earapo.
a full riggrrl jpilp.
Ws*lsl*<«sel Miw«r«' avviata.
who came t, 'ore tile cooiniittee, these
X»» < Islnae« Steed apply.
It la «tate.I that Germany will taha
Fngliah army etpernnenl with a bi­
CanlifT, Wales. *ept. 3 — A meeting profesao««, generally tr-Mily — wa« lithe
LEADING DEALER Oh HIE NORIHWEST IN
Lima, Peru, Sept. 4. —The Peruvian
more Aral price« al the I’ari«eipuailiun cycle ci>rpe aa a deleualie force 1« pro- of thu «trikcrs at ( anhfT tolay c«»u- result <d their evidence—tb.it
thn
uounced a «a. cnwr*.
than any other uation.
brm*d thè action of tbeir rum rii iti»-* in rreaiu of tartar taking powder ia •■uat« ymtnrlay (>» l un ler <-<41.1 lora-
fifty reoldenta of Mantillón, <>., left
After Itrlng with her ho.fmn.1 for 41 sgrr*tng u» a revupu>tl«»n of w«»rk. tb* healtny and doe» not leaie a re»i luuti> tlon a pn>|«».al lor provanttn, C'liliir.«
Imtniarstlnn, iu tkw of a
•«.
for Oklahoma, where liter will lake op year« a lopeka woman ha« dt* o«ered corapetiy having arveded U» thè de« which 1« iujurtou« Io health?
Ahont 50.000
claim« on gnirrnmenl land aud eatab- that he 1« not her affinity and a«k« man«ls of <b* strilcevs.
Mr. Mao.ii—Yee; I «ay emphatic« odtia from < liln* •• a ro.ult of the pm-
col dar« went U» w>*rk this m<>rniug.
li«h a colony.
dlTOTr e.
ally, ye«; that the weight of the evi­ rot <hati>rt-anc«a.
•’•J
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmaken...
EAST AND SOUTH
SorillEkM'KIHC ((I.
BANK OF SCIO
SHASTA ROUIE
CAPITAL, $20,000.
A. W HAGEY
Scio
P laning
M ills
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORE NOTICE
SCIO,
OREGON
SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Hack Connects With All Trains al West Scio and Morning
I rain at Munkeis.
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
C. A. WHALE
PIANOS AND ORCANS
liiNtninieiit.M Sold on East Turins.
Sue My ( hmm I n Bt'fbn* PiireliaMiig
The comptroller of the treaaiirr ha«
decided that a comhion carrow 1« rorjoo-
•lb|a lor the I*»» of good« received by
it, cimi tienigli «neh geode are not ac­
companied by a bili uf lading or «hip­
ping direi Hutía.
Work ha« t»run in llaltiumre on ti e
dher terne* for Rear-Admiral Nhley.
to l>e made from the «ihrr coin cap­
tured <>n the bpamah crui«er Criatolail
tolon. The co«t, when completed
util be about Is.tXM).
Washington, Se pi. 3—A disputrh
frvmi Gen» ral .Mac trthur aurx»uii< *s
that Se«x»n<i Lieutenant H. N. Way,
Fourth iufantry, wa« kilied n«*ar Villa
Viejs, Lu*>u, August 3fi.
dence i«, that whenever any of these
riegue I M Ulaaguw
distinguished men, who haves nation
l.laagow, Sept, 4.—-Another death,
al reputation, the leading chemi»t« of supposed to be due to the butamic
the college», were interrogated up u plague, occurred here t»-day.
N inrtv
the point, they staUai that (act. every three carea of the dl>«M«a are uuw uu*
uue uf them, tv u,y rr.oilevti >u
d< r utevrvatluu.
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