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OFFICERS«
President
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A. J. Johrvaoe
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C. V. Johnsen
Dai general banking and rr htnge
bovines*. l.-nnt nu't at current rates
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HARRY S. JOHNSTON & CO., Proprietors.
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE
All Kii.ds (4 LmnkT, Sash, Buor«. Mouldings,
Shingles, Paints and Oils.
BURINI. CASKETS AND CASES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Our Rigs Are First-Class ami Our Horses
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Hack Connects With All Trains at West Scio and Morning
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CLOTHING
We now have the largest and
best selected stock of Clothing
ever shown in the Valley, which
we are offering at
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We have many special lines of
Spring and Summer suits and
light Weight Underwear.
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Pittsburg, Nov. ft.—With a grate­
ful enthusiasm past all precedents, the
Government Claims to Have tilth thunder * day of Ceruegle insti­ Powers Determined to Re­
Epitome of thj Telegraphic
A letter written t-y a private in a
tute waa celebrated tirday. In and
Checked the Uprising.
News of th« World.
move Chinese Empress.
Manila hospital states that Agulnal<io
around the lieautlfnl bellding m< re
is dsroi.
than 5,000 pent I* throng» I tn their de-
The close of the campaign tn Naw THE MOVEMENT ft AN PREMI fl RE sire to evpress to Andrew Carnegie
terne Tit hs FUHn .'HE WlkKH
REATION OF INDEMNITY n’ND
their *p| reclation, to the dlstinguiebsd
York city was marked by a parade of
guest of the day. Minister Wu Ting
*7,000 Republicans.
Fang, their homage, aud ol the treas­
The nsval increase program ma for Tb» Clergy |kMp||»«|»4 I« lb« 4<air
ures of art and science and literature 9«bn* Qaeallrna < aa«iclara«l |a Cb« Ba-
Wbieb W a* •« rengihaned fey «ba
1001 Involves the construction of 83
inb lieb «nane nf F*r*lgn
their regard.
Minister Wu,
th*
Críala In < afalanln.
reaael* of 181,800 ton* displacement.
MinUiry.
speaker ol the day, waa greeted with
prolonged epplaus-v. He aald in part:
Oqgood Field, grandson of Samuel
Fran * mxv sen I a large b-rre » Oagxxxi, 111* first postmaster general of
Madrid, Nov J.—The latest news of
"Chlua ha* a groat deal to learn
Washington, Nov. ft. — It wa* alatel
den ton.
the Uuitei .--lales. died iu l'an», aged the Carliat movement I* in r* favorable from this young ropublio. I bop*, today in quarter* well versed tn Uhl-
to the government. It is asserted that bowerer. that she will learn, not tha neaa affair*, that oulalde of tha quea-
China propoav* an indemnity of «40,- 73.
the chief of the Perga hand has v ff«rv I art* of war, which have (or their »de ti.in of indemnity, punlahmaut*. ete ,
OtW.iMXi.
Sensational dtecloaurae which were
to surrender. If he I* pardoned, hut it end and aim the deetru* tlon of life, but n-’w under negotiator at Pekin, lher*
trial
at
Her-
F.x Frosldent Clevslan*! stemla for brought out al a criminal
!• added that the government has de
the arte of pswee which make for th* are three vital aud far reaching quea-
■ in Showed the corruptness of the po-
suvimi money.
elded to act vigorously a txt pardon tx< happiness anti welfare of the people. lion* to be determined, via : First,
lice force.
President Kruger will travel Incog
one.
The Ra-qn* proviuev* remain No nation can become really great by the removal of the ampreea dowager,
A German fore* ba-l a hard tight quiet.
otto in the capital* of Europe.
The following statement has war. True greatness does nut lie in personally and through the inffueme of
with Chinese regulars In a |«ass near l*en issued by the Spanish tutu later of the etteul of territory nor in the
The official aunouucemaut of the to­
her advisers, from all partlctpaUo* in
strength of Ivattaliuns, but in the char­ the < hlueen g. >eminent, «••’-ud, the
tal population of lhe l otted State« for the great wall, in wbl«h the Cbluess the interior:
were defe«t»I.
"The revolutionary movement ia on acter of the peopll. From per«>tial ’ reati- ii of an Indemnity fund by th*
laOO la 7«,2»5.2>U.
The safe of the Fermere' and Mer- the decline. It ia now limited to th<- obettvatiun I aiu Inclined t>> the belief increase of Chlua'a custom* revenue,
Euiperor Nicholas, ol Russia, will
larvi tn the mountains near Iterg*. that the American i-e- pls p>«eeas the either by the payment ol the dotle* in
propose another couference with a view chants' t«nk at Jackauu Center. O..
whl> b is ffeelng helor* several column* element of national grvatuoss iu a high gold tnvtead of deprecitavi silver, a* al
was
blown
open
by
daaperadoea
and
»1 settling lhe Chinese qwetton.
o' government trva>|w. The reel of III« degree.
«5,500 was sei ured.
preeeut, or elwv «loubling the present
Gem ral D. M. Fr-«at, for 50 years
pensinula la calm. The troops have
"The test of loflin«*« ol character la silver dnti<M from ft per cent to 10 per
Gsoeral
MacArthur
ba*
cahle-l
a
list
an* of the t«*t kuown resident* ol st.
returned to Igualada. They encouu
to p ««aese bonndleaa power without erat ad valorem, and third, tha eetah-
of casualties during re«-eut engagements
laruis, is dated st that city, aged 77.
icrel no revolutionaries. "
abusing II. Wealth ia power. Wh.-re luhmctit of a minister of foreign af­
with Filipino insurgents, showing nine
can you find such vaat ««-cumulation« fair*, In place of th« old aud cumber-
Major Henry J. Hearav. nditor of killed and 11 wounded.
Th* M<*«»»n«ktl W«• fraittaictr*.
the Dally Stale* and on» of th« strung
Faris, Nov. «.—The Tempe this of wealth iu private hauda a* in A inert- »■ma ay«tem of the Taung II Yuinun.
Tha steamer beuatur arrive«! at Seat­
»at new*|<a|irr enters in the South, Is
The demand for the retirement of
evening piblishee a dls|>etch from Ma­ ca, with so little attendant evil fell by
societyf 1 have seen countries where the etuprrea dowager ia aald to result
Jami at New Or lean*. He was no tle from Nome with 338 passeuger* aud drid, which save the military suthori
«.'<00.000
in
treasure,
rhe
encounter
­
years of age.
ties of llarveh>n* are veiisoring all th« the rich 0ppr> ** the poor and the poof from the conclusion now gem-rally
ed a succession of violent gale*.
local papers, that all information re- coroe the rich. There money 1* the accepted that the Imperial govern
T!>e transport Hancock has arrived
The population of Verm >nl, aa MB- specttlig the Gsrlist« is prohibited, aixl root of all evil. The reverse seems to meul of Ctiiua was reepoualtda to, tha
st Mauila with three companies of the
1« the case tn America
Here the rich Rover uprising. Aa the empress dow-
Fourth and four com ¡»nles ol the nounceil by the cetisua bureau, is 343,- that nothing is allowed to be tele­
us« the ample means at their di*|«>»al ag.-r waa the ruling autboiitv of the
Twenty-fifth infantry and Uiroe otlhers 841, against 833,432 in 18UO—an in graphed or telephoned except otlicial
crease of ll,3H>, or 8.3 )wt «out.
bulletin*. The corre*i«>ndvnt of the for the lu-neffl of the |re>|de, and the Imperial government during th* upsw­
an I 100 men <-f the marine corps.
people have gmid reason to bins* ths ing, Ihl- re«|- natblllv ia brought home
Twelve miners were killed by an Al- Tarn|w arida:
The United States transport Mead
rich. In other words. American men directly to her. There is understood
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is
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certain
the
bands
of
t'ar
w.
plosion
in
a
mine
at
Berrysberg,
arrived al san Francisco, 3H day* from
ol wealth are public benefactor*. I l>v lav no purpose, however, to visit
Manila. The Mi-a<l l.rought 354 sick Va. The explosion was the result of list* are more numerous than at first have not far lo go for an eismpla. In
•pon her any |vr*><nal punishment or
stated
The
two
banla
num
ter
H00
an
acrid*
ulal
dls>
barge
of
dyuamite.
(oldlers, 5 insane and IS dead, Eight
men each, and the movement is well your midst you have a signal instance udlguity, but merely a> Io fotiu the
pi ivale* died on the voyage.
Commander llooth-Tuckcr an-l sev­
organised, but prematuro. The Llt>er- of this class of philanthropic men ol rv’-ousirm-ted government a* to ev-
Smallpox ha* broken out on a num- eral other off!> era of th« Salvation al and Republican pre«* declare tn« wealth. Thia institution la so endur­ rlnde her from ail participation in it.
ing nmuumi nl of the founder's munifi­ It la deemml adviaalvla for that r«a-
l-er of ludlun leas-rvaliutia in the Weet Army, have purchased boinea in Mount vitality of t'arlism is due to the free
and it is fcared that when the cold Vernon, in which city it is said the rioni allowed Hie religious order* Th«- cence. Here one can find the nm«l I >n th.vl she alvould remain periuauonl-
weather seta Hl the epidemic will lie- Ainerl.au headquarters of th« army lower clergy aie implicated In the up­ effective means for the enlightening ol |y away from I'akln. and that her ad-
the mind and the tipillling of the soul. ii-eraalwv ahoul I 1« kept away from
come more widespread and more malig­ will be bsalevL
rising. which is strengthene-l by the m
I look«, paintings and sculpture and In« seal of government.
nant.
The navy **le|«rtnient ba* *lin-*-t«<‘ lustrisi crisis in <'aiaionia."
specimens of objects p<s«es«iug educa­
I he plan of doubling China's cue-
< inc man waa killed and six other* Admiral Rxmey, at Cavite to cunven«
Cnrllata nn«4 < «•Cnluninna.
tional value are accessible at all time* | ma <lutlea hsa arisen from the need of
Injured, ou® |M-rha|M fatally, in a col- a court of inquiry to inquire into th«
New
York.
Nov.
8.
—
It
I*
learned
six
I
hr
all
|er«on«
Th«
day
wilt
s>v>n
l ading a sour>-e to pay war Indemni­
lisi«>u >>ti the < hlcago A- Alton railroad chargee of cowardice against Captain
from Riarrlig, says a Perl* dispatch hi come when foreigner* will visit this ties, which the various puwMi dauiaud.
near Mitchell. 111. The passengers re­ Hall, Uniled States marines, preB-rrwl
the Times. that the Spanish Cartista city, not so much to -e- the great in­
ceived a shaking up, but iiouo wa* arr- by Miniator Conger at Fokin.
•re try lug to approach tn« t'atalouia dustrial ealablishinrnt* aa lo see this
1HEY GIVE NO QUARTER.
iously hurt.
The joint conimiasion appointed tv revoluti.-nlsts with a view to common
institution, which spread* |tn intluence
The government of Russia for tha investigate the desirability of a pmm-
action aglnat the present Hpaniab gov­ far anil wide. This city will l-e equal- dsruvau Tr«..pv In CWIea <!»•/ I*e
srcotid time alihln two mouths hat matli -tube system for the Chicago mail
ernment. It 1« not thought, however, ly iainoua for the great educator as for
Matses'* l«vu»«C»»v.
imposed a special tax for the beimfit of eerivc« will make a favorable recom­
that the Catalonian« wilt identify their
Berlin, Nov. ft —Considerable impo­
the Red C'roa* Society. The tlrat wa* mendation to the postniMter-geiwral. cans« with th« Carliat*. awl It is said a manufacturing center. May thia
a tax ol from 5 to l<> rnbles upuw It- This improvement ia expected to bring to Im unlikely that the latter will standing monument of the founder's lienee al the meagerueaa of the ne «•
t euelivctlrm stimulate other* to follow from China is flndiog expreaalon here,
cenw* t«> travel abroad, according to aiHuit a ii-volutiou In local mail facili-
make much headway. Weyler'a ap- tl-.la noble example
May the 'Found- ¡The inference Is that German cenwir-
th« length ol the time lor which the tie*.
pointment aa captain general of Madrid er'a day,' which I heartily join with ship over such information is very
license wa* granted, and t..iw railway
British troop* in Alrica have beer waa directed by the government * tear you iu t-elebratiug, be ever observed strict, la-tter« from private« iu Chlua
tickets are taxed .'■ kopc* ks when the
of trouble iu Catalonia.
ordered to China.
from year lo year a* au event ol ua l«g n to flml their way into the social-
fare la 3 rubles or opward*. It la v*H-
«tonal interest."
I*eni‘>vralio paper«, showing ihat tha
MATfEHS IN COLOMBIA
The screen door combine has beet
mated that the ticket tax will yield
After the exercises a reception wa» German troops give no quarter. The
f 13.5,000 yearly and that on licenass forced to dissolve.
tendered to Minister Wu iu the art Bremen Huergber Zeilung publlshM a
Tha l.lbtsralR Hava *Havla«l a Mec»»ad
ft 100,000. It is uudrratood that the
A census allows that the City ol
Its» ttllullilNi
gallerv, where the distinguished guest letter from a »Idler In Pekin, who
eaarlua. whoae Internat in th» Rail Mexico, Mnxieo, has a population ol
New York, Nor. 8.—C. II. Ilait, niel ami shook bauds with about l.tHW sal I ha wllueeeed the following scene!
('rose SvH’iety I* Io <<u. originated the over 400,000.
Maty eight eaptivea, some of them
United states inlnistetr to lYdombia, people.
Idea of imposing the taxes.
Eight distinct earthquake sbocivl South America, who hae arrived here,
pot yet adults, were lied together by
l.lv««t IV3 Vsers.
Alvnrd, the ala>cou<ler, was arrest») were felt In JackrouvRIe, Fla, but u<
their pigtails, beaten bluody by tb*
aud ia on hie way to bls tioiun In
|l»v York, N
in Boston.
damage was done.
Wheeling, W. Va,. said in au inter­ ington Freemen lloruer Green, a former tiermans, cotn|«lled to dig ihelr owa
Japan wish«« to hold the balance of
The Vetiexuelan government H mm <!•*« view that matters in Colombia are negro slave, «lied in tbn alm* hospital grave*, ami then shot eu masse "
power in the Orient.
The Ha|l«ersia Iter Volks Zeilung
The Liberals started a at Hempstead, L. I , vee<«rd*y at the
creel the reeumpion of payment ol lu­ sadly mlved
The cigarniaker* of Tampa, Florida, terest on all debts and loans from Nov­ second revolution a few days ago, aud reputed age of 123 years. Green la prints a communication from I’ekiu, la
it has developed great strength. The aald t>> have tawu lairu on a farm near which the writer says:
ember.
ere out ou a strike.
"No prisoner* are taken. All ara
fighting has t*en tie re and up to date EllaabeHiport, N. J., on January I,
Fall fishing on tha Columbia 1*
Many prople were killed and injured
the killed ami wouu<!e.l have nunitmr- 1777. He waa wild to a Virginia •hot or preferably sabred to save am-
•trout al an eud.
In Vencxuela bv an earthquake, and
ed «0.000.
planter named Horner, by whom, it ia niuuHion. Suu-lay *fleru-<*«u we had
Venesuela was visited by a great railroad and telephoui, communication
”Whila the Liberals have met with aaid, h« was »>l«l to General Washing­ to Bayonet 74 prisoners. They bad
ia
interrupted.
earthquake, killing 15 perrons.
much succtss, it is my lelb-t that tha ton. In 1*13 b» was ma le a free man, killed oue of our patrolmen An entire
There have been serious tax riots in government will >■« eventually success, and theu came N<>rl£* ami was employ- battalion pursued them ami captured
Damage by flood Is re|a>rt«d from I*
the Serat district x>l Rouniania. Two ful. Rut the revolution is seriously e-l by George Green, a Long lslaud 74 alive. It wee cruel. It waa Imle-
Crosse, W is., and Winona, Minn.
local officials were killed, an-l the disturbing business. General I’tospero farmer, with whom ho remained for to ► nl>al'le."
Professor Max Muller, the famous trt«>|>s who were sent to enforce pay­
Finson is in wrmmsnd of the govern* year*. <irt*rii'a lacultiva rvumiMd till-
philologist. di«-d in London, aged 77.
ment were r«ei»t«xl by the jeaaailt», rural for es. and the revolutionists are impaired uuttl 15 yeais ago, when his
Ksrspe.1 Frwsa Alealres.
There was a gmcral resumption of wbvi killed eight of them.
San Franeisoo, Nov. 5.—Three prle-
commanded by General Rafael Vril-e sight and hearing l-«gaii to tail, an«i he
work in the Pennsylvania coal region.
The Susquehanna Coal Company, at The sa-eue i f the trouble is the depart­ ent< re«l th« |<x>rhuuae, win-re he had oners have nsv-aped from the United
lived ever since. He used both whisky Slates military priwm >>n Abairs* is-
lhe new gold strike in tha Baker William I'eun, Fa., granted the de­ ment of Cauca.
•’In the recent election, San Clern- and tot>eoco, l>ul la said never lo laud. Among th« eacap*«l prisoners
City, Or., country, is extensive and mands of the mineworkers in that col-
lliery ami will resume operations. euti and Senor Marroquin were elected here slvowu any bad effect* from sillier. wa* Frank Kluue, who was under a
rich.
He was married several times aud 1* aenleuce of 15 yeais for desertluu and
A Democratic leader predict« that This is oue of the largest collieries in president anil vice president resjrect-
Kluue wa* brought here a
ively. han Clementi, on account of said t>> have laven the father of 87 chil­ trees, n
lhe
country.
700
men
being
employed
Idaho will give Bryau a majority uf
few mouths ago iu iron* from Mauila.
th« state of his health, could 11« t live dren, must ol whom are deed.
5,000.
By the explosion of a alcohol vat at
He had deserted h|* «ouiuiaml and *e>
in Rogoln, and went to Villeta. hi hie
Chicago poetoffice clerk* have affili­ the Homestead st«el work*, at Pitta- •beence, Marroquin ataited a ret elllon
cepted a commission from the rsl>el
N««
York,
Nov.
ft.
—
Six
speaker«
burg,
three
workmen,
Andrew
Dlikiv,
ated with live American federation of
and assumed the preaidetn-y, securing of the Hocialisl Labor party, who in- army. He waa caught laadii g a charge
Michael Donder and John Harnett,
La lx*.
the recognition of all th« foreign atatexl on talking Vi an enormoua crowd of rel-els. In the nsiular i-apimed by
were terribly burned. Dultkiv anil
The Boer« are said to have 15,000 Donder, It ia thought, will die, The |s>»er* etoept the t>ap«l see Ruth -au at Seventh street an I Avenue C to­ the American trtvipa at the lime Kluue
armed men iu the Held in Orange River explosion was caused by alcohol «•111- Clementi aud Marroquiu, however, are night, were arre-te-l by the police, who was taken were several American pna-
uer*. Kmite claimed lo 1« hl in self a
drawing their salaries of 8*1,000 t*-»>s claimed th«v ha>l n<> permit to apeak.
colony.
lug in ootitact with natural gaa.
primmer of th* Filipinos, but the
per
annum.
This
la
per
able
in
all
tor,
A
gn-«il
deal
of
clubbing
wa*
done
by
I’rtnce Hoh*tib>he aay* he resignnl
Official confirmation has been re- but the currency ol Colombia la so up­ the polb emen, who uumbered over 30. Ameri.-aii* who were with th* party
lax ause he wa* Ignored on important
reive*I at Vleuna from Muster, in Her- art that it la dithcult to place a value The iioslallste went lieck tn ther head declared thia lo Ire a falselxaid, and de-
occasions.
nouueed Hie man aa a traitor and a
rogoviue, of the reports of a Col 11»loti up n it.
quarters, overlooking tha cornar, aller
Chinese looters stole Manchn throne growing out of a tsiumlary dispute be­
"There is a demand there for Hen I to laving lulled a til talked ■gain. The reliel. lie waa tried by court-martial
and colossal archavx loglcal object* of tween aa Austro-Hungary military pa­ Seamaia, who ia here In New York,
and sentenced l«i serve 1ft years at Al-
corwd hooted the plolce, ami iha offl­
great value.
trol an-l a force of Montenegrin eul- lie was formerly United IS la les vie*- ceis, enraged, charged ine crowd. extras. The others who escaped with
Boxers at Pao Ting Fu declare the «lieta. One Montenegrin was killed consul at Rugola, The Marroquin gov- They used tii«ir rlulw on a goal many Kinue are C. F. Huntington, under
ertirneut < hargee him with cvmspiracy heads an t arm* and drove them lark wutonce of lo yean, au>l J. .M. Folia,
provincial treasurer ordered them to and several wounded.
and be la practically an eille."
kill foreigners.
from the street, clearing it. liven serving five year*.
A belated dispnte'h from Fretorla
Prince Yi «nd Ying Nien are added tells of the failure of British negotia­
Tit» A l*o»4 4
Diev balk the men hr the station-house.
Mrart»«l Iler Io
to the list of thoae whose exe- utlon tions with General B«-tha for the «nr-
New York. Nov. 8.—The ca«e of Cor- They were in cells only a *b«>rl lime
Roeheater.
New York. Nov. ft.—The
France ha* demau.led.
render of the Boers
Botha receive«! Hellos L. Alvord, the delaulllng not* wbeu they were balled out.
authorities of Allegheny county are
More than «20,000,000 In gold dust General Faget’s flag of truce courteous­ teller of the First National l ank, who
<’«»«• ?•••»«! lo Art««,
looking (or th« parents who maunlac-
and bullion has lieen ds|o*il«d iu Heal- ly and admitted his defeat, but said It ia charged wlith emtwiallng «AW.Oihl
Dalla*. Teia*. Nuv. 4.—Il treni P. lured a skeleton not of animal brmee
lie assay offleetbis year.
was impossible to treat for aurren lera« worth of the bank's fund«, was not
Erwln waa today cunvicted ut armo. which frightened Mary Oldfl.-ld. of
Seven people were killed ami as h>ng at anv burgher* wished to contin­ tiansferred to the United btate* court The jury returned a tardici of Ava Karrdale, to death W«<lne*day night.
many injured tn a Northern Pacift« ue the war. Fre«!<t»rvt «teyn was tn--re today, as had beau expo.;«.!. Al­ veara In thè penitenllary. Erwln con- Maty Oldfield, eeoompauied oy two
irveconcilable. He refused to even see. vord's counsel objected to the transfer, feaaed to hai log burned propertv on fiends, waa returning from a Hallo
train wreck near Livlngatim, Moul.
aud the case waa pxtpmel until to­
Many petrous were injured and per- the beerev of a flag of truce.
whlch there was «15,000 inaurano*, ween party, where they had listened to
morrow.
hape killed, an-l a doaeu buildings
ami claiiued thè owner» had hi nel blu. gruewune stories until their hair stood
Th* young man who for several year*
wrecked in a New York tire and ex- annoyed the Fullmana In Chicago by
Washington, Nov. 8.—General Mac- to do so.
on end. When about Io enter the
plosion.
womla a rattling of holme waa hear«!
demanding money of them ami caning Arthur. at Mauila, n<>tlfl«d live war de­
Rebuilding
of
the
Spanish
fleet
will
overhead, and looking up the trio
At Hpuakne, Wash., Mr*. Edith htineelf Gustav* Fullman, has Ixven ar­ partment tolay that Major John Dav la.
l>e
entrusted
to
French
tmilders.
The
were overcome with horror a« easing a
Strobel, wife of an engineer on the rested in New York. Ila called at tb* United Stat«« volunteers, died at Ma­
Great Northern, killed herself by blow­ hotel where young George and Sanger nila this morning ol chronic Bright's Spanish government ha* given an order skeleton of gigantic proportion* «weep­
for qight iruwlad* of 13,000 tone bur­ ing down on them from above. With
ing out her brains with a revolver. Pullman are living and scut bi* card disease. Major Davis wa* a native of
den. four armored cruiser* of R.000 tons a cry of terror Mary dropped «lead. A
She wa* 3V year* of age. and bafore her up to tha former. Pullman had him Illinois and a veteran of the war nl the
burden each, and 100 torpedo boat*. searching rmrty found a wire leading
marriage wa* a Tekoa, Wash., girl. ejected and be return«*! aud demanded relwllion. At the tlma of his death he
The order ia to lie executed within 10 from the ground to a tree top to which
Temp.rary insanity ia aald lo have «80,000. lie wa« again put out and on was chief surgeon of the TbirJ dlstilcl
year*. .
**• attached a skeleton by a pulley.
j( Southern Luaon.
been the motive.
hla third visit was arrested.
A serious strike of str» t
»raplove* is -n in Jamaica.
Newly Furnished and R«Htt«d
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South of Hedge.
NEWS.
Harvard defaate.1 Pennsylvania In a
«lotball game by a «cure of 1? to ft.
J. BEARI), Prop
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Shaving
Hair Culling
Shampooang ..
Baiba
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Commercial
House
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Instruments Sold on Easy Terms, (’all and
See My Goods
Purchasing.
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The well-known Hpaniab painter,
Joaquin Sarolla. ha* Iwen aw*rd»i a
Hrsl-clsas medal in Hie Faria exposi­
tion, and all those who admire hit
works are pleased at hie sn. r'ee*. The
Madrilenos call DMoUa "the |<aInter
of the sun." b«-cao*e no one can sur­
pass him in those wonderful (seen«* of
oatdoor life painted in full sunshine,
brilliant light everywhere, dasallng
to the eyes, with heavy shadow* ly lug
where the light cannot penetrate.
Five thousand b<may t<ees, as the,
leave the hive,
weigh alami otte
puuud, hut wbeu the insects return
from
their visite to the liowere.
freighted with honey, they weigh neat­
ly twice a* nvooh.
Tha untruth of today la called a lie;
the untruth of a hundred years ia
called a lagend.
The average n.an would rather loae
Sft un a borea race than a nickel
through a buie in hi* pocket.
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Uamburg, Nov. 8.—The provincial
court has laid an emltargo op>n l«ar
gold to the value of J,500.000 marks,
which arrived at <'oshaven Uslay on
the imperial steamer Hundeeralh,
from lielagoa t<ay.
Tula step was
taken. It Is alleged, hrr th* purpose of
reimbursing insurance companies here
for gold withheld by the Transvaal
government during the war.
The
Hemburgieche Hoarsen Hal*, how­
ever, den lee a minor that the gold was
eblpi-ed by Mr. Kruger.
Tacoma. Nov. 8.—According to Yok­
ohama advice«, the Buddhists of Jepwn
are making great effort* to celebrate
the beginning of the new century by
active missionary work. Tha recent
arrival ol some sacred relics from Siam
wa* made the occasion of an extraor­
dinary demonstration of devotion te
their faith. The roads over which the
relit* were borne were covered with
cloth, which wse afterward add in
email pieces at mot* than 10 time* It*
value, realising over «2,000 yen.
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Grawted th» lRrr*«i«,
Haslet* n. Pa., Nov. ft.—Unyle Rrne.,
stripping contractors, today granted
their men an increase of Iu per cent m
wagaa.
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Chicago, Nov. ft. — Andrew Foreytha
who waa released from an Insane aay*
lem yesterday by Judge Dunne, hae
brought aulì against tha *>i|wrinten<l-
enl and other officers of the asylum.
He allega* he waa Illegally detained.
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