The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, December 28, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextOK E<.< » X Commercial Keystone Shaving Parlors House -». IS cenia 25 " IS " 2$ - PORTLAND. :rom All Part» ol the New World and the Old. Only Flnt-Cla»s Shop In the City Shaving Harr < ul Ung Shampooing .., Barht , Conger note. J. BEARD, Prop 0 L VIMCEIT. Prop- Nrwly Furnuh«d and B«filled Throughout. If In Panav, »1,000 person» have sworn dlogance« General Blacksmiths and Wagonma’.ers-... Moroo-.-o pays illy claim. Ashland, Or., Voted against ng saloons. ...Hoiseshoeing a Specialty... SCIO, OR BANK OF SCIO 08 CAPITAL, $20,000. Freud« nt Vita l*r«ud«nt Carter A. J. Johnson J. W. Garnet C V. Johnson boMnm L ans na ‘a at eurent rata aid drafts Is.*tied on principal cities. tn A. W. HAGEY w.viiißi.MR and IEWI ER. * a »4» «-Í wkte*.«-» < k » and P«>r«i3 i'rutujiUj SOO P laning )« »«Iqr I OREGON. M ills HAI RY S. JOHNSTON Ac CO., Proprietors. AIL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE All Kilo!* fl Lmnlier, Sa^h, h*»r«. MuulJi gs. Shng'cs hunts an! Oik OREGON SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props The return of volunteers all cause renewed lusurgeu* at tlvlty. Reapportionmenl bill re|»rtrd gives Washington no extra ■ otigreasiuau The naval construction board recom mends four awards for warship con time Lion. Superintendent Calbretb, of Orog-in insane asylum, has »ubiuitted bls an- oust report. Farmers’ institute was held at Staf ford under auspl<*-a of tho Origi n ug>|- cultural college. Washington couutv, offrred f500 reward for the inurdeier of Andrew Oregon, haa the urre»t of Dahlberg Two transports will »tart in a few days from Mauila for Son fraucisco with I.0O0 sick and wounded soldi»*» The schooner Pioneer, lumber-laden for Ban Francisco, wont ashore on the Neatucca twach during the recent storm. Associate Supremo Court Justice George C. Ludlow, ex-gov»ni'-r of New Jersey, died at his residence iu New Brunswick, N. J. The stranded berk Poltalloi h, on Wi)li|>a harbor, with-to.-l the rocent gala good. In fact »be is In lietier j»> •itIon than before. Fire in Fa«t Providence, R. !.. de stroyed a wharf on which there wa» 3,000 ton» of coal. The loss ia estl mated at 00,000 Two highwaymen who buggy near Portland, upon dixover- Ing that li contained two ladies, ajailo- glxed aud allowed them to drive ou. loot sent to goed. France will be embar A rum »n wheat virlblu all w* a de crease. The Alonroe doctrine may lie applied to F ratio«. The Boera w<-re defeated in a battle at orange river. A third negro waa lynchol by the Kockport, Ind., tuofi. In the sinking of the Gnei-mau, 138 persona were drowned Hack Connects With All Trains at West Scio and Morning Train at Munkers. Tho steamer Alpha waa wreck»! on the Vancouver island coast * e CLOTHING There Is uo I rvsjwct of subsidy bill this »e»»i n Major-General John <>. at his home lu Waehl< gton ¡’«wing th* Itarke died The Porto Rico ease 1« before the United Mates »ujironie court. Congressman Rontelle was on the rollro-l list of the navy. placed The military comiul-»l< n l ogin» it* inveetlgatlon in 'be Roos hosing. *.» i’*'* ’ ♦ ♦ ,* We now have the largest and best selected stock of Clothing ever shown in the Valley, which we are offering at WAY DOWN PRICES. * • •« • .‘Ci’ ; ■ A \ • We have many special lines of Spring and Summer suits and light Weight Underwear. BLAIN CLOTHING CO. A lbany , O regon C. A. WHALE %» (Ir pu li at Our li’i^s Arc Hi>t-Class and Our Horses Are Gond Drivers. * Ä* •• iÿ Only »5 live* werw lost I tn the found «ring ot the Gnetoeuau. hallway brotherhoods will a»k the Santa Fe to re-employ ita operators. !•« a gelerai b nk'ng and ri hinge }S v > Tho mtonnder*tendlug i st I'skln was las to a cable error. The French chaml-er of adopted the amensty bill. OFFICERS i '■* llcens Colorado capitalist» have bnnded the aid Gera mine, ta Eastern Oregon. SHASTA ROUTE * c* a • the American ind-tn The Boers raided (tape Colony st two •rjarato point«. 8 8 •v ' .*> »? • -w ...Salem and Portland A in The F ngllth war office baa arranged Io relnb rce Kit- hener at < uce. *1asc Turned the Tide by Enter ing Cape Colony. •rws oi srs Mt cm amicty is L ondon Governor Geer asks Pacific Northweet aMnl Kitth«n«r la Said ta Hava t>«nuad«d •tates to join < ireg- n in celebration of n«aty R«ielon aww ala A Pilihag Lewie and Clarke centennial. Hail • S«« im Immiiwat. SOO. OREGON VIA « There ia another hit. b tn the Chinees neg nations. Tn» pa are being concentrated Northern Capo Colony. Frroh instruction» »ent to Conger will clear the way ol all otwlaclM. A cure for strikes wa» dlsco-sed by the arbitration coi ferene - al ( hl<ago A.. «>rgln< te Ih« Prtunf ti*ur«a. Ma» SA9.4L4. South of Brvdg«. OUICON SCIO, M.K.nltv » Pluralità Instructed In tlgn the Nicholas Darnell, a ptonoe» of Patt ern < >regon. la dead, aged rt3 yeara. EAST ANO SOUTH Scio INTTRfST TO OCR MAST RLADtiD w»l Ouv tabi«» ar« »upplied with iha bril th« market» afford.^ la> Will n-ake regolar trips to Peto. Weich lucal column for date of visito. M n . • 10 f» tn • to . 9 a. • THE POPULAR VOTE LATER NEWS. A mob at Gulf Port. Ml««., lynched « negro. It now «p|«aru Dial be wa« London, Dee. »2. — The war office the wrong man. lost evening could give no Information The rapreme court of Ohio haa die- tegarding the reports ol a liner inva« missed five catet brought under the »ion of Cape Co tony. The officiala ei- prv«e»i the opinion, bowev er, thaï the treat law« of that elate. newspaper accounta were evagg.-raterl It it probable that the proaident will and that jirobably the troops who have visit Portland and the l’ug»t sound I—n employed In chaaing G»u»r«l elllea on hit trip in Slay. lie wet will to diverted to deal with the Mata of Wethington pays »11.300 Invader«. Ilav Ing regard to the < ua- •ogar bounty to local sugar beet fac tomary methods of tli» wat olHcw. tbit tory for Spokane county crop. <-an only lie iutvri rvtel as cuahruiiug The controller of the currency haa iho (OpOtt. laird Kitchener, in th« meantime. appolnte«! a receiver for the Atuericau National Bank of Baltimore Il Lt keeps a light rein over the news, which the public disquietude tl> night that depositors will be paid in Ito lea*»« There is a persistent rumor that be haa full. detuauded heavy rein for. emerita Tba striking telegraph operator« on Aceoiding l<> the Itally Mall, privato the Hauta Fe have given up the tight. telegrams recetve-l In D ndon yester Their place« have been Ailed by nee day dept. I the situation in I aj» Colony men. as eoixiewhat ominous. It seoma that Over 1,000 Christians are reporter! to toe invading B«« rs aro receiving eon have teen ma»aacrw*l by Turk«. The alderable a»si»tau<a from the local Turkiah authorities abuw the almost Ihitch, and that tho troupe «1 ths indifference. dtspwal of the British are not auffi- leut The United State« guntmat Anajxdia. to cope with any seriooa Invasion. Il Is believed that the government ha» al which went aground oppoelte lauii bert's joint, Va.. haa beau tloatml It la»l awakened to ti e Herb usueaa of ths ia not thought that the veeaal ia in sitUMlion, and ia making great etT'.rtl to have lx>rd KitcheMr supplied with jured. horses and mules. A dispatch from Tien Tain any«: The British loaerw at Nooitgcdacht, “Prince Ching aaaa-rts that Emperor acrordlng to the official account«, wars Kwang Ilan, unacrom panled by the nj killed and wounded, with it mim Flmprees Do wager, left Hinan Eu De- ing and still unai'couiited tor It is re cember ID. found lor 1'tkin.'* ported line afternoon that Genera' The dead body of Peter F. Johnson Knox has lie«-n forced to al-an.b n ths waa found in a water ditch on Park pursuit of General I*ev*et, owing lo th» avenue. Puyallup, The presumption ■ ItuaH.in .realcl in Cajio Colony by ia that J >hnaon fell into the ditch and the Boer« cr-wing th» Orange rtver It ia said that »,<><)0 republican« havs waa unable to res.-ue himself. entered ttajie Colonv, aud a similar A coal mine under the city of Fitta nuniber have reached I'hllipstown burg, Penney h «nia, ha« jiartiallv The report adds that Dewet, with caved in, allowing |>«art of the principal ataiut 4,(MM) men, ta northwest of |j»ly« «tree! of the town to fall into the mine brand, and that an attack on Wlnbu.g It ia feared other aectioua will alao Is mom «tartly exjiectc-l. aink. Following the break of tin- Lulu la- land dyke, floods have caused further PROTECTION TO CATTLEMEN damage to the seawalls prot’-cting the tanners of the Fraser river valley. A Naw Branding Bill It Su«r*:rd That Will Owing to high tides, strong wind» and Sav« Th«m Many a Head. heavy rains, the lands have been badly Portland. Dec. 23. — It has been sug flooded, and the village ot Mevenvun gusted that a bill be |»trM-d at th» next is three feet under water. legialature coinjielllng cattle-buyers U All the ministers at Pekin have brand stock either in their régulai signed the joint note. brand or a road brand I bet re drlviua England is alarmed over the lkm them out to the railroad. Thia lai matter in which all the atocklnen o. tnvasiou of Cap« Colony. Ea-t<rii Oregon are Inteteate I. aud The senate committee made manv which should be 1 agitated by men la changes 1U the army bill. that bunilteas. The Morans, of Seattle, will not get The lack of such a law ta a «our,« the contract for uew warship. of much annoyance in that aection, Speaker lleuderaon ia opjawed to en- every season. aud «bou Id t«e reme <1 led. |{e|:rnxrntathe Geer haa algnl- argemoul of the Portland («'*!.-ffi r lied tils wiillngn»»« to introduce such a The river and harbor bill will not tie tne isure, provided the ato* kiurn will taade public until after tho holidays. get tegnther and give lilm au "Ullin» oi ■Martin Ktlckel, the self-con fessed what ia desired, ¡tie Harney County Castle Rook awasain, will be hanged Stockmen's Aaeoctation sh< ui«l taki A comjvany he a been organised In the matter np anil formulate a bill, ai Iowa tn build a fish cannery tn Alaaka. it is of partleutar Inijiottam e to th« members of the a»<u>i-|ati<>n It should Senator McBride hat »akerl for large have their I mediate attention, aa it appropriation for customs »ervice is m t long until the legislature iio-.tr lautv- li at Astoria. in January. Ths Booth-Kelly Lumbar Company Il Is not a matter that the stoekrnen will chauge Its headquarters from Sag of Harney couuty alone ar» Interested inaw to Eugene, Or. ill, but Malheur <*>unty as well. The Anna K. Smith, was appointed post- resident a of that county ahould ha mlu»trvw al Camas valley, Ur., vice heard from a» t*> their idea» am I pleas ure, therefore the time is none tax H. Allison, resigned. ah- rt to begin at once. Thomas Itarker, a native of England, was frosen to death near the »oath of Tabu No Stock In Charme». White river, Klondike. »amplrs ot two dangerous countei (eil stiver coins have been obtained from I’ortlaud and Sopkaue. A oolliii n occurred ou the Sumpter- Baker I tty road In which two locomo tives wore »lightly damaged. Merauriai service« were held at the Oregon utilvorally in honor ot Henry Villard, one of the college'« greatest beuefactoia • A Waihington county (armor was It ia announced that the’to tai tax mar-lor rd by a shut tired through Ills able property In tho city of Salem, wia.fow. Or., will lie approximately fJStJ.OOO The official rop rt of tho finances of leas than last year. the Faria exposition, shoos a loss of A pitched liattle ia tminiuent Iw- 2,000,000 francs. tw«w*n the Brlti.b under General i le- The Oregon supreme court decided menta, who has lieen roinfoiced, and that the Portland vehicle ll- euee ordi the Boers under General Delarey, nance waa invalid. The clearing bouse banks at Tacoma, Five case« of what la Iwlleied to lie buroute plague have de* elojosl ta Tix u- have decided that after January I, they will accept I.tanadlan silver at jvar man. in the Argentina Republic. Heretofore It has been taken al 5 per The cffiivlals of the Banta Fe and cent dleccuut. the offiron of the different tralumeuta All attempt« Io float the Kritlsb organisation* .rill bold a couleronce In steamer Ijiura, Captain Yule, Imm Ha- Chicago. vannah via Norfolk for Bremen, ashore Seven hundred Boera have cro-««-d rn the coati of Holland, near I'etton, from Orange Rtver colony into Cape have been unaui-ceetful. Colony near Aliwal North, aud bate reached Kaajxial. Tho steamer ha rah Dixon collided President McKinley exp*-cta U» ar- with the breakwater neat Mount Coffin. range bls Western trip so aa to be in "O the Lower Colombia, and now rea a Thia la the eteam« San Francisco to wllue»s the launch In IS loot of water r'a second ex perte nee uuder water. ing of the battleship Ohio. Preparations are l«eing made lor le velopuieul of natural gas near Rosalia, Wash. l'un». Dee. J2.—The French govrna meni ha« giieu thè moat emphati i de ntai lo th<«ae Itili- h paper» which trled lo involte thè American embaaey in thè Pari« dtacloanrr« in connection «Uh thè United Stalea war depart- meni’« kuowlodge o( Irm i» govern- meni gun «ecret*. by < IToring thè <-ro«r ol thè Ix>glon of Honor to Lieuteuanl W. N. Stata, thè formal l’ulte.I 'tates naval attaché al Faris, whom 14» Pros» de«crii>es aa thè |.. r- u guilty of dia cloauig thè gun secreta. l'matdla lighlahlp te 1l< RtplacsA Attoria. Dee. »2 —The llghtbu»« tender Manaanila ha« roeehed tnslruc- tiona lo replace thè l'matllla ree) Ughi ahlp at aron aa practicable. Tire Ughi- «hip, whlch l.rt.ke arlriit ei*rue dava ago, ia now at Pori Angele« Captata Grog- ory ha» ai! thè noce**»rv appllan *w < a board, and will leave out on bla tuia flou al thè eorlle*t opportuni!/. New York. Dee 94. — The Ttmoe thla morning potdlshee a tabi« showing Ih» p.-pular vote for presidenti«! electun In thè recent elertu n. Minile*«-la waa thè tasi stale to doclare Ita voto. Ibis n- t having been don* until yweterday. In some statea. as In Louisiana and South Carolina, llx-rw ware thè u«n»i« nailon» of bui two partir», Republlcan and Itanioerwt, uj*m thè beli-la. In other Staimi there werw Ih reo or four, aud in oouie tight Tho total rote. Inc.u llng <i.3l I scat tering. waa 18.IMI?.21*0. Of Ibis Me- htnley receivel 7.217,877, and Rryan 6.367.H53. Woollay, Froblbtlionlsi. roceivod, an far aa reported, »07.»8*. Barker middle of thè road Populei. 50.* |sy. De ho. H>» lai De-nocrat, »4.552: and Malonoy, Suolai l<abor, 3». 450. .Mi-Kinleyta plurnllty, accoriing to tho figure« ot tho Timeo, was H51»,N34; Me- Ktnley’a majority wa» 48A.O55. lu additimi thè re were vote« re- turued lu live »tal»« for thè candidate« ( thè National Union Reforiu party. ■»Ih II. Kilia. of Ohio, for precidati’ ami Samuel T. Nicbolaon. of Penna} I »aula, for vlce-prealdent. and In two ■ talee for thè candidata« of Ibo United Christian party, J. F. H. 'Lacnard, of fowa, for prvsident, and John O. VVrollo}, ol llllnoia, tur vice-prosi ioni WILL BE >400.000. Amount Stilled t’poa for the Improvement of th« Columbi« Hivvr. Washington, Dec. »4. — The river ami bart»>r bill wil main au appro | rivi: -o ' fl -il f r the t... utn < ! the C. lumbia. aud a further provi «ion that thia Improvement lw placed under the o ntluulng contract ayatem until e'otnjdeled. Il la uudwretood, ho waver, that the total amount of th» contract will u l !■» a« great aa that reoom- inemlod by the engineers. Il will probably la» In the uelgbl»>rb<awt of f 1,500,000. Thia cut in Ih» estimate la tety favorable to many other «tate« Chairman Burton waa anxious to have «onte rejieal legislation to quality the large amount In the river and har bor bill, Ona of the tierna which he wanted repealed was the Italica boat railway, The Oregon delegation tn aiate*! that it ahould remain until as surance of some other project for over coming the obstruction could be had. This Contention nuw pre,alls. RICH STRIKE IN LUCKY BOY. Mort Stamp» Art Soon to Bt Addsd to th« Prvitnt Milling 'atliillsi. Blue River, Or., De*’. 34.—A new hody ol rich uro has l-eeti struck in the last cro-acul from the mid lie tun- uel in the Lucky Boy mine. This crowcut ba» b-en run tn al»iui 20 feel towards the hanging wall. A tin» liotiy of tree gold rm k. some of which shuwo gold to the nake*l eye, Is re vealed. A new tunnel haa been »tartml on the level with tho top ot the mill, that will «non ta|> the jmy chute nearly IlMI loot leluw the upper lunuel. This will ai» 11 lie o*innocle*t with tho two upper tunnel» by an upraise, and thut bo ma-le the main woiking tunixel. Tlie tunnel can be extended Into the mountain fur nearly 1,000 foe» along tlie course of the ledg*’. gaining a jier- pendlcultr depth of nearly 2.000 (eel. from 20 to 80 feet wide. Iluudrmls ot thousands of tons of ore can toi taken out with ut expen«e !n pumping or hoisting. An additional numl*»r of stamp« will t« adder! to the present mill tho coming season. Crushing of ore began Decern liar 1» last year, au I the plant haa novo «topped an hour, day or night, since except fur »light rejiairs or bi clean up Senate Approves Hay-Pauncefotc Convention. • AS ADOTTI D BY A VOTI Of SS TO I« All AnwndnwaH Tv.«pt Th«»« lWt<r«d by th« (Munithi < m fi>nl<n RtUtton«. * Vol«d Dowa. Waahlngtun, Ileo. »4 —After epnnd« log thè greater |»rl ot thè |«<l wrek in conaldertng thè Hav l’aiimefoie treeiy for Ilio modlflcattou of ih# t'Iay- I. n-Hulwer convention ol |s5 >, l-e senato consumel unir ou» bour aud tan minute« in «memilng il ami ratify- log il aa ainemle.1 Itaring thè lime Ihera wore aeveral roll culla sud viva voce vote«. The fir«l live of thè tuli calla werw uly aineiHlmeuta ofTerci by individuai enab.rv and the iati « no of the rvaidu* lino lo ratify the treaty aa amended. All thè amen*lm«nta except those of. fered by Foraker ami reportad t.y the committe» <*n foreign rvla.l' tit, were voteti down by majorillee averaging eboul lu the ratification rea« lut mu Wa« ad. | t.-.l bv a v te vi ' t- 11. The venate wa» in executive seaaion fot about an bour betel» Ilio timo for vollng arrivivi. Ilstenlng to <pee< he« by Thnraton, Gulltnger, Wol.ott su l Ilar i. ev|'l«iiii. rv ■ tlietr gtlitude. The flr«l roti cali was u|a.n Elkins* atnemimvul declartng lliat “nothlng 0*>ntaine*i in ibi» treat, »hall le con. «Uue*l tu |<rovelli Ih» l'uited Matee troni a. qnir ug at «uy tini» »ufficieiit euverelgnty over thè sanie to o|*r»te, defend, forllfy. prete, t and control awid canal or for any other i>articnlar a» thè l’nitel States may dvein I h - s I In 11« own interest." Il waa loti. 25 lo 45. The other ameu Imeni r*>ll < all was ss lollow» <>n Butler's amen-imeni lo »trilla out section 7 <>! artici# 2, j.rohlblUng forti, licallon—20 aves. 4i m-ea l'|»>u Mawn’a amen-imeni authorls- Ing »ueh j-r-.t*» tlnn of thè Uuited «•talea to di», rliiiin.il« tu thè causi tradì*’, 37 ave». Il me» < >u Tillinan's ameudmeul authorta* Ing del* n«» ami maini, uni e l.y thè Uuite-I States, 37 ayea, 44 noe# Allenta amendnieiit auiendlng ar tici« 3 was v< te«l down viva vi e. as was alvo an ainemlm.-ni siiggested by Toller j-ractically »trlklng out all of aritele ». Foraker wittalrvw bis ameudment» beeou»» they v*.r» thè «ime as tliose reported by tha commi!- tee on f.iroign relation«, l'onr,.»«. Iw cause hta wore praeili-ally iilenlldal olili Elktns’. and Beveridge, becou»e hia was c*>v»re*l l.y thè second ol thè cotnnilltee. All ameudmeula suggerì, ed wrero volrd npon, au l ili- •» ut tha cornili Ititi» adopted. Alien a»Inni for th»* r* 4' ! I utf of th« treaty a» aiiiended. I hi« WAS roui pi loti wlth, and thr voto» ta km Upon thè treaty II «eli, rcMtilihw f* t and Iti agaiiMl ratlfl.-atlou. EIGHT TO THE BITTER END Th« Santa 1« T«l»<'»ph«r> Say They Will K<«p lip th« Sink«. Chicago. Dec 24.—The striking tele graphers ”U the »anta 1» road <l« clare that they will continue the tight again»! the road !•> the biller end with out rvferetxe to the n-aulls of the con ference liebl here r«- cull* tatu ■ .-u th« iHimmlttee representing th» other or» ganlaaliou« of the rv«ad and Third A ice- I’real lent Itarr. This »nmuim-eiuenl »»■ made today by President Dolphin, ol th» telegraphers alter receiving rw- j»>rta from Galveston, Fort Worth, To- peka aud other points al- tig the road ba Myilsry Surround» Boy » Itaath. said Chehalis, Wash., Ileo. 24 —A 1«oy “We regret that the organisations du Utnird Wtlaon met bls death In the Hot Inel that they < all give active »up- f'hebalis ratio a l yards tn a mysterious |»>rt, but wo do mil prop.»» to have manner. Ile waa found ata>ut » any controversy with them. There ta o’clock, etili alive, and carri.dinto no cause for th*, complaint mad» by the de|«>4. He hail tevn badly bruised »-in» of the nieinlx-rs of the ouimittee on one side. He died a few hours that wo did not notify them <>f ,>ui pur- after belug taken home. jaw to «trike. We were Uol called upon Io du thia, aud liter» were g»»i reasons why wo did not." Na<roaa for HawalL Chicago, Dec. 2i. — A apeclal to the Pnvtnlad s lywchia*. Record from Naahvllle, Teiin , aaya: Dallas, Tex.. D»c. 14. — At the trial About »00 negroea will leave Naahvllle in the moruing for san Frauclaco, at t'oral'-ana of Audrrw Norrla. a negro whence they aail for Honolulu. The charged with the mnrder of the wife of negro«* are going to work on sugar J. L. French, a white farmer, a mol>, led by the dear! woruau's hueband, «1* piantationa. leiaple I to take the prisoner from the c«>urtr<»>ii> and lynch him. The »her- Scotch St««l Induitry Sclfftring. (rlaegow, Dae. »4.—Clyde «hlpbnil<l« Ifl s forces saved the prisoner. Gover nor haver« waa api«aled to and a corn* era re. ently placed order« for ISO.000 ton« of |>latee in the United State« al jmny of »tale mllllla 1« tmw guarding a aavlng of <.’>0,000. The dsprewlon the prison« r. courtta-uie ami jail. in Scvta h atrwl ami iron trade« 1« acute. Fourteen furnace« will t>e damjMxi al the end of the year. The ateel worka are talking of clewing Indetlnltely. Spanish Royal Mar>u<s. Wsthinyloa Man ¡»««d la !>»w»o<t. Madrid, Dec. 99.—In tho sanate to day the rovai message road by <<»n>>ral Aacarraga, tho premier, anuoun-lug the tuarriage al an early date of tbs princesa of the Aostrtas, heiress pre sumptive to the throne, with Prine* Charleo, aecond » n of the Count ol C a «erta, waa adopted by 157 totes against 4». Heattie, Wash , Dec. 24. — Advices from Dawson stalo that Elbridge Bart lett, aged 4H year«, die*l there Novom- Iwr 35 of jinoumonta. after a week’s illneas. He waa from Puyallup. He has daughters in Puyallup or Tacoma. Bartlett wa» a mem tier of the Odd Fel low«. II» had been mining on Hunker, but with only moderate auecaua. Row in Spanish Chamber. Madrt.l, Dec. 24.—During the dis cussion in th« senate of the royal tuns» sage ano- uucing iho marriage in tha near futuro of tho prince«« of the Aus tria», heir pr»>umjdhe to the throne, with I'rincw I hai 1»». sei. tid son of the Count of < aserta, heiior A riega, a re publican, raiae<l a storm of protest I,y recalling tha conspiracy ■>( the llurta n prlnceas again»! other B«mrboii ro* al ista. which bo feared this marriage would have a tendency lo ronew. Amid insults from all ports of the bou*e tlie sjawker gave up the floor. Chrittieas ia Turk»} Mastocrtd by Mmlsms. LEADING DEALER OF HIE N TRTHWE5T IN w-G PIANOS AND ORCANS In>tiiiiiiriits Sohl on Easy Terms. Twenty fire terra cotta «tain«« in the Boaton museum of flue art« jrruve to be bogus. The agricultural departmment bat «•tabliahed el Wethington a laboratory for totting all tnrta of road rnaterlala The immigration bureau haa al To the naked eye not more than 1,000 atara are ordiuarlly I v Bible. A lowed contract laborer« from Porto vwerfnl telee<x>po will reveal 5,000.00 Rico Io land In the Vsited Mateo at ciliiene. t tan at once. The coat of the public schools of In China anyone who write« «n im moral book 1« puni«hed with 100 blow« Greater New 5o-k for the » ear IVO I Ihenambrrol »< the heavy bamboo and banishment will bn IIT.Î0O. TH. 'or life. Anyone who rea.'a it ta alao pipila In the school» la »Ml mate-1 at tOS.il». I anniabed. Advenes te Ra«»la Growers. London, Doc. »».— A dlsjoilch t* Fresno, Cal., Deo. »4.— I meal bank the iLuily Express reports recent Mo»« er* ha*e at ranged to advance t*> th« lorn excesses again»! the Christian pop Raisin Glower»' ManctaUon ffttat.iHN), elation of Tnrkev, in which »00 Chrta- as required to fulflll Ila contracts, llaua have been killed. »albe have been alow <>( late, owing to the «luggi»hn»»a of the Eastern mar Chil« W.ll Exh.btl tela The packer« have taken 1.700 Valparaiso. Dec. ¡11.—The chamber ■srloads of raí»ins and paid for them. of deputies haa |>aaae«l a bill appropri Umut 500 car load« more have been ating |500,000 for the Chilean exhibit necked, but there is a dispute be- at the Pan-American eapoeltion in iween the growers and pa< ken about pug„p, be gradeo. ■ New •»iNmyt»« PiMtmadrry. Washington. Deo. M.—The follow- tag Washington j»ialina»ter» have lx»-a appointed: O. R. Erickson, at Auburn, 3. It. Hutton, at Dole. Th« lavaalon Nprtadlng. Cape Town, Dee. It.—The invi.ion of Cap» Colony i« aprwading. It la re ported that the Boera have occupiMf CoIgglMlrg, near the Orange Hirer Lui- ony frontier. » < ' V» ; -a c r* I • < *’ * '** ■ 8 * * w- *yer- an *v * * ?