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OI R I AU MAKERS.
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Keystone Shaving Parlors
Do*«*» •< Impoetaiue st the Male <ap«tai
Btl'.*
rum All Part» uf th< Sew World
C. L TIICEMT. Prop.
and the Old.
Only Flnt-Class Shop In the City
15 erriti
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SKavtng
Hilf Curling
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Shirnpui.r.j
Kit I m
1,1 wo.l lua-rr’ert krai
0R j. w. vour.i.
Mnn*v scarcity in
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
PORTLAND.
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Commercial
House
I ngland onnttn
The preeident will ell an eitra see
•ton
The end ol the I oer war is not in
eight.
severe cold weather pte» alls thr<’ igh-
out E urope
A 13 inch gnn eiploled
tleebip Kearsargo.
An Knglis’ man's
oenestioD in Manila.
n the let
letter create I a
J. Bl-ARI), Prop
Five rebel off ere au<! 20 men were
raptured M*r Man: a
»%
< ivil gc%ertsment was established tn
Pangaamau or vim e.
Nawly Fumutwd a nJ Rafctrd
I hf WMgSout ..*.*.*
The ciar is eusp:< ions uf Emperor
WilUarn s duings lu Fdiglaud
Our tabi«, ir* aupplwd wnh th«
hrv’ ihs nurkrta ahord-X kX
SOO. OR EGON
Somb «4 Bodgr.
All the volunteers will «home Irv'n
the Phi I ppi use by Juno SU
A { prcpGaliOD bids have tbe rt^ht
of way in tbe h use t ns ns«k
Russia has imposed au iDcreaaod
tariff uo l bi purls from Amorita
The senate wi I pr»cti allr leiotn
this week tn appr .«rial I n bills
Ixmieiana mob hang<*>1 a nrgr<> who
killed a white man and bi« family
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Elaborate pref»ar*ti»»n« an* I t r .llf
made for the colonial lour of the I> •
of ( ornaall and York.
CAPITAL, $20,000.
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Another ln«u*g«*nt l*aijd has Lean
law Without Governor * Signature.
broken up.
4Governor Geer Monday flle«f th»
A state ol siege has leti, pt- I »lined barl>er buh lay closing t ill without
at Madrid
hl* signature, thus completing the
Guns wer» t -el in a »al< ««n rat I al I «if net** ling« necraaitry to make it a law.
As it twars au emergen« y clause, it
U Inheld, Kau
Pelt Dewel t< al the t'ape !r»lu< tr went into effort Monday and w ill make
LeiriwriDg « u ne&t >nnday a crime.
Kring ab*’Ut peaoe.
Patted Both Houtet
I ba following hills hate passed both
b**u*e»
Houts bill 3, relative to
school librarisMi. bouse bill yl, t<> pro
hibit barlrering on Sunday; house bill
t'harlea M. «Schwab ie to l«e preei
2u3, appro) riatiou for legislative ex*
deut ul the new M< rgan stec» c«>m v-uy.
pauses and detlc
it* »«mate Lili 12,
An addrrss of loyalty tn»m the eil, protiilug fut sale of ecboul lands,
of London was |rr»euted to King i i at«» bill 15. exemption of earn ugs of
w a rd.
judgment debtors, senate bill 17. fix*
The hea»Ueta and m«itHate.| U»1y c»f lug fees of witnesses in lh»uglas. Jacs-
a man wav found iu the fear of a t o rid ami Josephine counties in criminal
action*, senate bill 05. fixing aalan of
lum«il»e. < I.. saloon
judge of ITackamas c»mnty
In or |»ur*
Penatone for Oregon Indian war vet
all« u bills, shendan and Whitney.
• ran* has I m en left oui «»I l - aul««ft
tuta Mil tn niJgr» »•
Viytwd by th« Uewrner
(triieral fhkkls Will ruiidi. t the * ar
man ( «rrsiirs lu» estigaliuu.
he t, !•» t »«telata
YfSitt i**V*S A ’•*«*
•’
• urw »1 )•
M
wttiv*« 1 squi»*
Woman Sullra<e Defeated.
To hasten peer« tirgntirttl”!»«, \ «m
Waltlrr»ea lias platiue t kii hff 'Gy ex»
An effort was ma Ie in the house
padlttnn and acka An rri ao an I I re.cb Monday t«> rec* nstdrr the vote by * hi h
io vo-oparole with the '»rrmaue
senate joint resolution 71. for woman
suffrage, «»• defeated.
The vole lor
Tha Jefferies liuhi iu '.ghl ie
rr< <>n»idcrati ’U was lost, 2s to 21.
poned.
< n II go t em ment ha» I een e t«l hsh
ed ID l ampaiigM prvvime
U ’• r M
A 4 r M
EAST AND SOUTH
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SHASTA ROUTE
Trs ns lest» "est ** o for fori and sn<1 wsy
S'tli‘<ns al l< 43s re
leave for < ban y si I ol
tgsves I*ert!an4 S *’• s.?r m
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The arpear of AfghanKtsn ha« ent
The following bilie have l*eeu signed
ten an eitremeh stmpnl eli Liter tc by the governor; Hoove bills, amend
lx>rd < niton, on the ucc«»iot> of the ing Albany bridge act. boure bill «.
death of th* queen.
appropriating *45.0 "I lor Oregon agri
Otto W Meysenbnrg, for rrlv presi cultural college, honre bill 'JS, appro
dent of the Wall* A- French ’ ar < «n priating *4 7.boo to Oregon itale uni
panv, of t hlcagu. is «Ira I at hi* < <mn versity. home bill ISO. fur payment of
- e alp bounty warrant«; bouse bill 224.
relative to Portland tax ley; houae bill
of 63 years.
257. rvllnqiilvhlug ground to Vnited
Frank < rawf« r«l. ag*l lit. was shot
Mates lor |>'«loffi e at baleni; renate
an<l luatautl* killel Ly his btotuet
bill 1, retante Io lietwea on «tate fair
t'fiarle). ag«*d It year«, at Ballu.ee,
ground!
(A law without governor's
W. Va. I rank objet ted to I hailey
algualuret. renate bill 1*. tu pay al
g «Ing out hunting
pe a SC a of Indian war veteraui to Wa«b-
I’hMn an a»h barrel that ha i Lean tngt>>n renal« ’dll
to rnhmit Initia
const g ne« I t • a dump at Pialnield S tive and referendum, renate bill 104,
J., Colour I Juhan '•««»it, lbs well- removing incline at Caacade locks;
known artist, has ies> ua-l a deatk annata bill I 1. to a ith rile Portland
mask of Napoleon.
to levy a special tax, incorporation
llose-
Margin McClure, convicted of as*i«t* acta for the following placea;
ing in tbe wreck ol the Rutland, \ t. burg, Canyonville, Mlvertou, Elgin.
Merchants Nationsl Rank, was S»U* NuNtuiervllle, Haber City, Ante ope,
tenred t<» aryen years in tnw ■ <>unty Dallas. Sumpter, Myrtle Point, .Med
ford .
house ol correction.
Fire in the five ekoty block in R
ocrupie«1 bv Will’am II. HI «»-I a
shawls, cloak a. etc . i re-I A-
fancy goods; F <1 war I Buller «V
lininga. and M. II. Pulaski <t C
»
broltlerl va, su I a I as <H
D«v»ft En«jg<d t Bntixh lore«
The honre aliar «¡wudiiig nearly an*
Near Philipvtoun.
other hall < das in oiusiderati >n of rati*
roed billa, dit|<»Mkf
i
of two in‘ire IVad*
n~*lay
ti »t»a of tha«a Djeasuraa was
l'oor» au'i fellow affiant bill. It was CROSSED ORAM.t RIVCR AT VASD DRIH
rle'.ated al laugth. anti although aiets
lia vp|«>n«nia admtttad tt had g«*«!
pointi. ii wea de!, it«- I h a » !<’ • ! . The laaitkiU n^« ( AarA«d the f rtemy Who left
Fite Killed and Sts bounded
lo ?
1 ba o(bar railroad bill «hi< h
wai dlr)«'«e*l ol. an I ablrh mrl a «bo
Tea Boer* here Captured
llar late, wat tbe bilí <1 Harria lo flx
Ihe la'-iilty of rallr a l ■ - rpnratioua
Tanndnn, Feb
Id -The war office
fot Injuries. Huí 1* volea ware casi
has rec*»|y«!<t the following dispatch
tu favor of Ihli bilí.
fmm Iztpd Kitchener
•*PreU»ria. F»h. 15 <-»Our troops are
So Mobdav «t Salem.
n> w engaged with t'hristieu l>-wrt «
Waahitwt* n • birth Isy. F«hn>sry 23, force north of Philip»! wn. which we
te a lagai h«’li a *. but il ■-• n<»t • legjw-
hold. !h»wst has lug cr •-« I the < >rwnge
lativ« hmlday utiles« tb-’ Iwgislaturw by
riter at band Drift, wppnreutly moving
• pacifie acl cb**’S*s to makw tt «o.
west.
Ins«mu<h a* U » binte-ton • birthdar
’’French, reporting from • p»»int 23
happons thi» traf to fait ou tbe» 40th
mlltl atmtbeaat uf I rm«d’». states t ^t
• ’«v <»f tn*» *»•*•) ti th» ueual <!ay of
a large for-« ol the ruimv is l-eiug
iitifi <île* A'1)< t)rnnxni | tt ie probabl«
driven on the Piet Kief, their efforts to
that business will ba pn»cre>de<1 with
break l»ack having eo far I e* n fru«*
mu ch ae ueual. The constitution of
trate«!
The Iunisktilings charged the
tbe state <L>rs not limit the ae.alons t**
enemy, who left fise kitted an l six
4Ü davs. l ut «!<>«’• limit the lutai com-
woumlrd on th« ground
Ten B**cra
penestiou of each memb’r t>> *110 al
were captured, and there was a Urge
|.l
day. therefore, few legislator.
capture of wagons, carts and cattle.
cau lie expected to tie r» selGaacriÜc*
• >ur casualties were oue k;lle<! au i five
ing as to w«>rk long f<*r notniug.
w<»un<le<! ”
The F.yening News prints a dispatch
Hili* Pasted.
from ('ape Town, dated Thursday,
Tha senate Wedn»“dav passed the
February 14, which »ays
following bills
senate bill 7U, to cor
’ The government hen» I* adviaed
rect the de»- rtptim of tfia tN>un<larr of
that Christian Dewet and ex • Pr* shlrnt
Wheeler c«‘untv, »enat« bill 143, to
■
i t'olony an
prote t botri aU'l boarding house keep-
pied Fhlllpatown
The British atta< k
ere; Ly
I
Hunt, rrk*ulati»4 street rail*
nd them yeater lay and drove the n out
wave iu fort land, eruatr bill 73, to
of the town with Iu»»
ena« t the Torrent erstem of registra*
Cape Town. Fab 10 —• A B >*r com
lion ol land tIlins, senate bill 173. to
mando cm*«a I the < »rang* river yester
r»-K’dMla insuratKR coni juin 1rs, sanate
day, iu the Phlli|t*tnwn district
It is
bill 31, to provide for tbe election of
reported that Ih-wet eas in command
f<al supervisors; amata bill |37, to
Van Wsksvlri w«*a oc» opie<t Monday
»■rrat«’ the »iftice of c.nmty auditor of
by .30U Roars who ware retreating fmm
Multuomah county, »«oiate bill 217, to
< \ily inm
In«' L <-r ■ arc t •
tic 1 iu
amelxl tha < barter of >ht«r*io<Hl. M’Uata
force 21 mile* west of Carnarvon. A
bill 2Id. to fit the »alary' of pnnen ut*
Boer conroy of <16 wagons and 4.5 pria
H < attorney tn tbe beyeuth judicial
• ntrs has been «aptuie i north of Am
district.
sterdam.
I ha house Wednesday* passed bills
Roer* Neer Cepe Town
as follow*
bourn* bill 37, providing
for a uniform system of mine l»ell sig
Ix’h lon.Hd» Ifl. — It is r«’j- rt« l fmm
nals, h< u»e bHI ltd, making it a crime ( a|>e Tow ii that the w ife of t 'omamnd-
l«» remove or interfere with mining lo ant B«’tha left Pretoria with a military
cation marks, h- use bill 127, regulat* escort i<> endeavor to get her husb.md
ing the supply of water fur irrigation to surrender.
purpose«.
The Boer a tried unsuccessfully to
The Senatorial Vote
Two Bridal Veil. < >r . ‘a tort»« and
T.'i” ; ; :. I •* !• fot MO It V Wl
th« O. B A N. railroad I rbl^a acre
damaged hr the f iri»k¡t>tf of a drift )aiu, da* was
H W. Gorbett, 32; Binger
Danish govammeul hae broken oIT Hermann. 2V, George» II. Williams,
OFFICERS:
negotiation* with tha ( nital Mate* I; It. 1). Inman, Democrat, 28; W. E.
Robertson, 1 Minor rat. I; absent, 1.
E.
p.
c*dw«n
Prwiárnt
rrgardlDa* lb* *-*'•
Danish U eat In-
|. V. Gunn diae.
Vice Pmidcat ...
li<tn»4 Bill Defeated.
C* V. Johna*<
Caahwr
Colonai U
I Hart a w*’l kn «■
Ornato bill If« i r lit« licrusing : of
■tati* uarv eoglnwra ani tin* in eu wait
D e* a r<*i*nl b n*'n< and «i hing»
deft-at«-! M<>U<lav.
a d dota lvu«U on pnn< «pai
is in (APt (oiom
atoo
The \oU foe Señalar.
Co t
The vote f< r sénat >r Mondar stood
Co.# ('nrhett 30, George H. Williame 23,
to.. William bniith 25, Ringer Hermann,
•m* K, not voting I, a bannt or paired &.
destroy a culvert n«*Hr Cap» 1«-wo '■<>•
v«*re fighting en*m <l, th»» I* : - eavi ig
three killed an I 23 w. un h l
the
British lost on«» ki 1 !••«! and tw«» wounded
SPAIN IS AGAIN CALM
But
M a « k 1 tsm bill (oA'iftue Thr«u^h*Ml
(
Week
Madrid. F*th 14 —Th«» mint «tar of
ths tutB?i>r. •’st»'? t*rg*rte. in th«
<<>ur«« uf an inter» isw eawrted that
cwitu rwilDV’l IU the pr 4 IO -se au l l ie!
if the
• ) ms « iflc <e»baviur w( the pw>*
pie ut»ntinue«i after the caiUitai uext
w«wk. martial la* cottld
<!ls > utin*
u«*<1 in Ma3r| I and tht< ugrx it *paiu.
except iu Catalonia
Madrid remains
perta tly « alm. although the talk of
the probable ebsn^e of ministry after
the tarDlvnl le very slr«>n<
Ail the tr x»|e have I *sti aith trawn.
and th» «etiacrsbip is »•» vigorous, but
n • rrie rnce t«» the dm rdsrs of th»
l*a*l fe* days is permtttwl to appear.
All di*pat> has are now revis*«| aud de-
la»4»:l
The *tr-ets are now guarded
bv « ni* th« ordinary number of police.
I he wealbrr is bitterly cold aod ix«!
ndu* i»e t* m«»b matilIrstat.< ti«.
lher* is n t the slighta«t foundation
for tbe »(ateirent cirvulsted tn the
Cnited Mate*, n tha authoifty of a
news ageiicy that tbe government had
pla< e-l re*lrh'tl< ns on the sending of
mrSEsagas regarding tlier »al ««adding.
[ uh )<«!► ns were kiue«l and several
others wounded yesterday st Grenada.
The count and count-** of Caserta
am»«*l at Hen la»i. France, t »day.
They met with !»«> s|«e ial incident an
r ’la aud < utiuu«*'l tbe journey |u
\i. e.
Cause el Dttturbamea.
New York, Feb IM -t Special to
tbe Times from kVawhlugton »ays
Th»» disturbance*
«hii'h ueneral
Weyler i* now Irving !«• quell, are not,
it i* said bv person« familiar with the
•ttuati« n, of either <’artist or Krpubli*
can origin, although b»»tb ¡»aril«’* are
n<* doubt active in trviug to take ad
vantagn of the trouble. It i* dwclaied
tiiat the uprttting is in reality au cut-
I r«’»k of the di soon ten ted. Those tak*
ing part In it
inpri«« all < ia*«es of
ma < ntciita, aud Ha cau*es are like
th *«’ which brought about the I r«*uch
reiolutiuii
I vartv has been increasing, the
burden of taxation ha* l>e<»n growing
heavier mu «I ths laboring olaseee ar«’
ri)>e for revolution. At tha same time
the ruling dvnatty is unpopular.
All
the*a complication« an I a uumber of
• tilers have brought about a n idaaprsad
feeling of nureet. an I gre.»t events ar«
looked for tn >|»ain unl«**s the incipient
revolution i* quelle I
Spain has t een
tending toward a rel»ellton for sotua
time.
HARD LABOR FOR LIFE.
Senieme to the Rebel Officer Who Captured
the Yorktown Party.
Boer* Asortted st Aberdeen.
Washington, l et», IR. — Aeoording to
C*|*e Town. Feb, HL—F ighting is
mail advi««* from the Philippines,
re|x»rte«l to have taken place near Aber
Captain Noviru, the iustirgrnt oflusr
deen Friday and Saturday last, tha
who comuiande<l the ban«! which » op*
Bo«*rs toeing worsted.
1 ure-1 Lieutenant Gilmore and party,
ha* been senten« e 1 to impris miiient at
CHICAGO HOTEL FIRES.
hard laGir for life. c>u the charge's of
having permitted one of Gilmore «
Attempt» Were Mede to Rum four Structure» patty to La buried alive
The victim
was a sailor nanie-l McDonald.
— Robbery During the Excitement
Chicago, Feb. I«’ —llama* w«'re
started simultanr« i- v n f«>ur ft r* f
the Palmer House tins a fieri»« •« 1». ami
45 minutes later weie «h*c< vertwl t>n
two Boors in the Great North« rn hotel.
Two men supposed
to be h -tel
thlryce were seen to run fr in the
Palmer bouse.
During th« excite*
meat, |500 worth of jewelry wras stolen
from one of tbe room« of the ureat
Northern. About the same time, a
blsm of lltfht wmh <llM*o«rr. <1 111 th.
hhrrm.n h -u«».
»notl.rr h *• of «u,-
plclou, origin h«.l l<rn <li>< < i >*rr<l
only 44 hour. h»l< 1»
1 lie fir»« <"ii*
«in*, tha police that ,u org.tiisrd
gang of lur.nll.rie« 1« |«utiti/ ID
Chicago. < hmm ! d.M'itptlon. have t cd
.aur.d of the two men who were ..en
running from the l*klm»r hon.., aii<1
. number of <f»t«.-tl«». ar» al work on
th. ca... Th. four firm, with th. clr*
cm .tan CM .ttrnding tli.m, wan-
1‘alm.r Hoti..— Fr>nr tire, .tarted
•Imultan» oily in t*a«k»t. < f linen on
dlff.r.nt floor..
Tow.l. >a«urat<*d
with kw-wn. w»te h-und
The Are
wa. extlngui.h»*l by gu.*l. and eiii-
plu^»«
Two ..l.|wct. were wen. l-ut
allowed to eac.p«*. fianiiige nominal.
Great JCorthern
Hotel—Mo ultan-
aou. tire, weredi«.-o«»r»‘l on th» II and
J ll.on. < Mor of ker wne on II floor.
J. H. Frtaat, ol New York. r»ja>rle*l
that *300 worth ol Jewelry had hero
•tolen fiotn hi. room.
lh>inage of
»i.hoO by flr. and email ranir among
tbe guwrta
Sherman Houae—Th« blase wa. on
the upper flo r and wa. allended with
little commotion. Damage. *l<«0.
Hotel lira*'*—lire of sa«picioua
origin dl««*uvrt»l In a hu*-u clowt
Itamage noiinnal.
Tba moat dangeroua fire in tha
Palmer hour» wa. on th. filth flo r.
It wa. extIngnl.lieil at pera nal rt.k
by John M Mr’Vtlliama, Jr., a .enior
al Prlnceb n tinner.it». The pollca
agree that all the flirt were in »ndiary
aud tonight every nm- rt.nl *, an
town h.atab» «a. gu.r-lel by a detail
of officer, in plain elothea, watching
for tha men .u«| «ct»*l of having alerted
the flr».. Them officer., a. well a.
the hotel manager., have l> e theorv
that tba bla>. a a. .tart. I hr some di.*
charged hotel employe who wi.hwl 10
Mtti.fy hi. grudge and waa aide tn do
ao through hie intimate huowledge of
opportune ie.
Surrender tn Buls<an Diitrkt.
Washington, Feb IS. — Naw* of an
other important surrender tn the Phil
ippine« 1« ooutaiiKxl in tha following
di*| at> h receive I nt tba war depart
ment from General MacArthur
’ Manila. Feb. 1H.—Adjutant*Gen*
oral, Washington—One hundre«l and
twelve rifle« ami 1,500 r»mo Is of am
munition eurrvndai e«l at
Hngauav.
Feb 13, mostly from supply secreted
in cntlguius swamps. The incident
is ui-p. riant, end indicate»« a great re-
• ctioti fn»ornble to American interests
in region of Bulacan. here! »fore one of
Hie w««r»t Hi Lusou. The result i« ac-
compliah4*d exclusively by the long
<■« ntinued, intelligent and i-er«i«teut
rff .rtM of officer* uf the Third iufau
try.”
En<*<emenl» With lniur<ents.
Manila, Feb. IM.—Colonel Cronin,
ari l M ’ of the Thirty-third regiment
h*’* located 100 iuMirgente at Candon.
'•« »it » lbw««.«
Caplaiu Green with 50
urn. met a force of the eiiemr at Sen*
’* Man*
The iri*urgruts. who were
co i-n »ti led bv Tino, hid lasbind stone
walls on a strep mo»iiitain*lde
There
was hard fighting for three hours.
In n lino atan Line«! his j»-«.tiou and
re’rrated southward.
Go d di*c*)v«iiee of some importance
have I ren mad« in th« pruvlu w of La-
panto.
Car Jumped the Track.
Pittabuig, Feb |H —A car on the
Hamllt« n line jumped tha track t«>
night, at the corner of Sixth and Ham
ilton avenue, and u>ppir«l over Mg »lust
tbe curb completely wr*^ king the car
Mini injuring 2;* or ru«»r« passeugers
four uf them severely.
To Stop (ein Ruihei.
J(*w Haven. Conn , F’eb. Id —Th«
Yale faculte tías abolished the time-
hot» re«’, cuvtntn of gantlng a I f »I i lay
to the un i«» graduates ”D Washington s
irthday. The action of the faculty
h»e sir limi much discoselon among
th«» uod»rgra«l'>atr». and au attempt
will I • made to have the day restored.
Fr* rnarr 32 is annually th« date wb«*n
th* Yale eophomoraa wear high hat*
and carry caure for th« first tim«, an«l
whan th* f«e*hmen ’’rnih" th« sopho
more« an«l ’’take” th« fence.
Aid lor Orphana,,,
R >M>«d of *3.000 Warth <d J<»rlrv.
ynern Victoria hai 73 chllh*n.
Th* house com mitt»« on corpora*
f raudchiMren awl
tf’4wt-grMn>kb|l- t|< ni Werluewtay rendered a favi.relde
San Fr.ncieco, Feb. 10. — Mrw. F
drao
report on th« bill by Holcomb pmu.l* II. <tegood. of Seattle, who amvwt in
*•
W «a
* 4. • si
4 4 • m
••
haw York IJ 4ì ? ru l.’.M |» m
lng ilat« aid for all orphan airlomi of thia city on the Oregon .xpee«e thie
not to exceed *10 per annum per in- morning, ha. reported to the |*>lice
Psi man s 1.1 T” o'tt rare nn F* Ih traint
mala.
and railwav ofBciale that ah. wa.
r k« • • • • »
.
•
•
•
•
s
robtwd daring la«t night of *3,000
Pei Clark Sword ! und
•et» • S!-M W •» « i • n
lunnrrona st »an trat». o « <h wirfll
In the honre Wednewlay Eddy in worth of Jewelry, she .«ated «hat the
|ts«s nr H« n.<. ii -, Jap« . hi • I h pj ’ ••
Thirli-flve
prominent
American
troduced a concurrent rewilutlon pro gemi were in a leather lag which .ha
< -wirs) and Wmith
•»« Mr« M F WtMHlmansee a<*m at W*a< sculptors will contribute b> the em'-el- viding tor an appropriation of *.’<2 lor •u.pended from her neck, hot that
llshtn.nl <if tn. ground« and onrd.ugg
Hia *>si »• ‘>f sdd r**
the completion of tbe Captain Clark they were taken while .he waa aleep*
< II MARMHlM,
of the Pan-American exp iltiou at
ing. The |<olic ofld.rt have arr»atnd
Aaai bin l|i A Farn vgt
«word fund.
Portland, Uv,
Buffalo, N. V.
a man on eu.piclou
Ill A DfATH TQAP
Sixty-Five Miners Are Entombed
No Hope for Them.
Al St D
RY
AS
t mOSIOS
Qt
(.AS
My t xit I* the M»ulh ol the Shaft, hhah I*
Idled With * Mu<< \ olume <*4 Smuk*
Rciief M<4»urva Mat* Be<un.
5 anc*i >v«r. B <’ , Fa > |Mt«»si8ty-
five t*.iu»r* are in»| rie nrsl m So •
• halt « f th« » umbarland
»1 min« on
I
g
|
the m nth <>f the shaft which is Oiled
With a huge » d . ,»e uf flatu«
Thera
is
iiei :« rwd 1« e u«> p ••ibility for
tlm unb rtuuates t> ee apo.
De tad» of D »aster Meager.
fetalis of tha <1 ism-tor are maagej.
The C umborland mine is near the vil
lage of Cui ’U. about 60 mile« north
ol the town of Nauaim<».
I h» ««nly
telegraphic rommuni* atmu fi m Cu*
I >u I* by a slugie govarumant wire,
am! little la »n -»n d tha tragedy iu
the mine ex- - pt that a t<ml le expio*
•
Cumberlaml a 1 ut 11
o'clock this
morning
Following tbeexph si»»t> tbe
shaft caught tire, amt the b5 miners
who *er« working half a mi • from
the rut all » Wi re
-4hl in J* <l«'4Rlb
trap. A relief p»rty fmm No. 5 shaft
maila a brave I >t fut. e attempt at a
rescue. They were hradf»«! off by the
Tira am! could l»* t rea h the imprtsoiied
man. The attempt at rrs«.'un was made
through No. • shaft, but the Banina
; re vented anv dovelopiueut of the par
ibus venture.
Th« < umlM'rland mina is one of the
pioperties of the l’ni« n Colliery Cum-
paoy,
situated near
< « m«»i
and
rea* bed lr n< I du n ba* by ti>a private
Colliery railway
r *sing the Trent
river « n which the memorable bridge
dt*M«ter in curred a ya.»r or two ago,
It has i «'«’u »«nguiarlv I. rtunata here
to f re in immunity from disaster aud
was counted an especially «»{a mine to
work in by res* n of th« character of
tbe f r:uati ti in which the
«al It
found there, and the manner in which
it had l>oen open* I up
No. »« »hxft.
the «< one of Die disaster, wm « L* ttoiued
in <> t’•» er, !"•'*. at a depth of M14
feet. It is Well con«tru ta«| am! lim-
kir I. with a mu I wall, tbe pit lw>t*
l-*tn being I im be re I with l.’iH*fl*n
bo I fen
t fl
i
wide MO«! 13 fowl high.
The shaft it
I ated cl *o t-» tba i <i w*y. ami the
ventilation of the mine 1« effected by a
Hl ‘ t Uuil ’ mi . wht< n, alien ran
to it* full ?*| » Mty. giv»’«
J cublo
f«wt of air circulatbiu per rninut«.
Thu air enters
* the ban age »1 j es
and 1« divided into *aperate splits, the
uiMiu split l«eiug at the point where
No. J brattchea off the main elope,
part of the air g ing down e^ 'h *h»|>«.
I ur i> r d wn • .» h f th»»*«' -
the
air is again split. Hml «ent to tne work
ing* east and w»'*t of th« resj»' ti»«
slopes.
A second explosion oc *urrr«l in No.
5 shaft t night, but it had b«*«n ex-
peeled, an I all th« men bad left the
working«. There were no casualties,
this explosion prevents any further
«ff rta Ix-ing ma le to resOOO tbe eu-
touil«e«l miners through No. 5 shaft.
Killed by s Tiger.
Indianapolis, In!.. F«‘« 1 m
Albert
Neil«* n, aged 15, employed as mi » ani
mal keeper at the Z - d«»gl al gar-feu,
in thie city, > as kills) by a l-vugal
tiger today. H*> ent«re«! the tigei t
cage and was atta* ked by the f ea*t.
A terriole struggle follow««! in which
Neilsou was turn in m n m lr«d pl* m .
Red hot IrolW wrre thrust into the
blood thirsty animal, but not until
•«»Yen Lu I ct* h»d t->n fired into its
laxly did it release Its hold on It» vic
tim
Sell*- <» was dragged fro
the
• age more deal than alive, an! was
hurried t*> the dtv b< «|>ital, where he
die«! a« he was being rarriei In. The
tiger was not fatally w< nu !r«l. Neil
son had been employ ext Ly the Z«»o
company thres years.
lie was io
charge of the lion s vuL* and it la sup-
p *ed opened the tigur s cag*» bv mis
take.
Five P*i*4ng<r« arul f irsmaa ea Wrecked Train
A» Man> Seriextsfy iapseedL
Winnemucca, Nev . Feb. 19. —Th«
sastb und overland limits.! Southern
Pacirtc train, olbcially km wnas No 9,
was wrecked al 5 2U o'ck* k yesterday
morning al a point 27 miles wvst ol
l > ■ p » e. wbi>e running at m «peed of
6U mil»** an hour, the train weal into
a wa*h*d « ut culvert and tbe result
was the v* r*t wrvek known < n this
divisi- n of H r h a I
mi persona were
hilled and six injure«!
I ha disaster m turred at a )*-mi
where an rml’stisiurnt 3 f«*el high
rruaatra a ravine
Melting aoow frutu
the mountains csatsil a heavy rush of
water which brok« through the eiu
baukir.enl *on»« time duiiug the night.
The waahout wa* al>out 75 feat In
width, and int - the raging torrent tbe
ill fat««! train pl ug«-l without warn
Ing
The engine nearly cleared the
Freak la re the rai s gave way. the
tender falling back. Th« mail car
au l cm rupoeita car folL-wed into th«
chasm, tha «•»>m)*wite car U»lr*c««piQg
the Rnt of the Pullman *le«’|wrs nearly
half He length.
I wo simper* an I the dining ar re
mained on the tract.
The bodirs of two men. evidently
trn p«. who w«re stealing a ride, are
tn the « re '»Mgr
Train No. 4. the eastlound express,
was loDowing the limited train very
c aely, an I the rear brakeman uf the
latter had only a few minute* iu
which to Bag No 4 and preveut a rear
eu<! collision
At « 2o \ M a special train left
this place f »r the s«**ne of the wreck,
carrying <1 ctors end nuree* and the
injured were given every attention p»»s*
• H ie, being taken to the hotel at .Mill
< ity, Die near**! station.
lbe dead
ami li jurvMl wrre later taken tack to
Wadsworth ou a S|«e< lal train, »n-1
will t»e . srried • n u* Man Francisco
It will be two or three davs twf’ re
the track can !•* put in condith n *o
that the running of train* may '• re
•timed. It will Le ueceeearv Hr»t to
build a t e«tle across the chasm iu
which the re* ked cars are lying.
OVFRPOHtRED THE
JAILER.
Nine Pritofutrv la th* Spokane ( euntv J*»l
f»«*pe OtlK«r ( m » v 4 Purvuit.
RpnlUMMg Ftb 19
\rt i-ir Bpufli ef» ’
of ban Francisco, charge«! with :u>|er*
• listing a L uh « m | Mates officer, and
eight other prisoners
over j *» w ered
Jailer Thompson in the **)M>kat«e county
jail thi« m< ruing am! are now al large
Ti-ot»’.| mi > u says ho was sriird from
behind by prisoner* who wore biding
behind a door, wa* beal«*u in o ii>M»u-
•ibility, r» bb«d of kevs aud revolver
and gaggo«! to prevent an out- ry.
W hen th« Jailer g t looao he took a
Winchester ami went »ut to look for
the escape«! mon. Ho *| led a ritlsen
n ho. frightened l»v the jailer * apjear
an e, started to run. The jailer gate
pursuit and began to shoot at the man,
who Aoully wa« rescued by a | try ut
fur an airing.
I’osae« bate l-een sent out every-
wh**re. • )t n t on« of the Jail breakers
H as been sights«!,
NEGRO H AS LYNCHED.
Kil*<4 a Man and Hi, Yamity and Ranaa. had
th, Moua,
S»w Or I m De. F,«>.
19. —Thoma,
Jachmi. • Srgni, o*a lyDonod U>l,y
• I -I l',tei, '.*<> inllea atexe Ihla ell»,
i' r a »en». >t ciline,
thia niorutiif
he .i.itel the Inline ol Ai...li ter |Ui«r*
tfeula, Die rn^lnerr of the drainage
III«' hloa OD ItellepolDt |4,nLatlnn. .line
ili.tatn e frnin the plantation quarter..
He t i l I'n'iirfenla the mau.ifer * anted
him. nud the engineer inouDte<l the
tfleycle «Ith the Segro.
JackMta
•la* I«<1 the .Dglneer In tbe back and
threw th* b>**ly Intn a dttrh. lie then
returDal tn the houwi aud but, he red
Mra Ituurge* la an t her two I al ua and
r.naackerl the h"tiae
Two boy, ,|all-
lug tbe feinily hid to the wooda
A'ter
the uegrn'i departure the lot, went to
st J'eter and gave the alarm, return
ing with a mob ol eereral hundred
ni.n
I he negro wa. treckwd t<> hl.
home and fully Ider»tilled by the boy,.
II. waa hanged end hie body riddled
with bullet, bwlora the (liar I IT errlte-l.
Compotar Ne»Ul Llrad
Generali to Retire Today.
Washington, Feb. IM —Generals J.
II. Wils* u. F itehugh lee ami Theo
dore Srhwau will !>« r»-tir« I tomorrow,
th« last nMiiie'l on hie own sppllesion
Culunel A. b D«gg**tt, Fourteenth in*
fantrv, will be prom !««I to a rigs Iler-
g«*i»rralship, su-< r«<htig **chwao, end
will be retired immediately.
May Arreit Without a Wsrrsnt
Pittaburg. Pa . Feb IM
hi tha »nil
• f John B Bennett agatn-t *«*crrt '-erv-
Ire Agents I lyuu an I l<«rrlman and
Iieputy United Ntwfea Marshal W M.
Blair, wb<» were • hargr-l with malic-
ions trespass swaolt ami battery in
connection with lhearre-t of the plain
tiff. Judge 55'. M. Acbin, in th« Uuit-
ed states court, handed down an im
portant opinion. lie makea a prer#»
«lent in deriding that l'nite«l Mate«
marshals or tb* ir eputlas can make
aro-ta In emrrgancy <ae«e without
warrant
f uuad [lead aw the De tert
Defense» for Port Orchard Dock.
SIX WERE KILLED.
Tucson. Aria.
F«l».
IS.—Georg*
Tse« ma. Feb. |M.— The work of lay Wheatley a well-known mining maa
ing mines and t«»rped'»e« about the en am! two Mexican mm -rs w«rt toned
trammo tn the Port Orchard drvdnck is dead in their t**nt, one sill« from th«
n*tn to t«gin.
A shipment of flv« mining camp >>f s« hulls, 30 ml les from
car* <»( mushroom anchor* has been re- T’lraon
When fount! the parties had
cetved by the quartermaster s depart been dead for several days., Indica
ment, Oonslgnwl to th« I’nited States tions point to death from cbero«al
engineer by tha ordnance department fume«. Some teheve that th« m«n were
of the army. They ar« to be need to poisoned
The b<*!y of cu« o* the
acid down th« guncotton mine« and Mexican* wa* bring r< n«om«d by fire
sorpaduo«.
«ben tha remains were discovered.
5ew Haven. Coon , Feb IB. — Fth-
elbert Nevin, mualciau and composer,
die*I audd.nly here today uf heart dig*
eaae
Mr. Ngviu came to New llarta
about flte werka ago to let aaao. la ted
with pruteaeor I'arker. of Yale univer
sity. Iu his tnuscial work
h thsitrert
Neivn was torn in N,«lna**rg, I’s . In
I M3. As a eop'nnser, Mr. Sevin at-
tamed a name hardly second to any
tnuah lan. and his snugs are known
throughout the continents.
Among
these are -'The Kusary," "Nareimoa,**
"Good Night," ‘‘«»ood Night, Below*
ed,** and an arran/su »nt of Hains'
"The Het Ian Roesleln."
Mt skis Troop, Drfraltd Indiana
Mexico City, Feb. ,19.— The federal
troops had another engagement with
Mava Indian, yesterday, and the Irmips
luntsMl their flank and drove them from
all their fortified place,.
Tha new
Mauver rifles are found to hw «itretnaly
effective agalnet the euerny.
Three 5 i*>d«t In 5ae f ranciMo
San Jraociwo, Feb. IB —Nnt-tdaa
were epidemic in this city today.
Three men
fferlng from <1ee|. n I* n* y
took their Ilves. A. le-wio, a show,
maekr in III health, on led hie life trou
bles by asphyxiation.
Robert Mc
Kenna. a painter, quarreled with hl,
wit, and (wallowed a d*e, of araenle.
A. Mo,ll,t. ■ baker, who grieved over
the death of a Con. who was killed in
the terrible football a* cid.nl
last
Tbankagtvlag, took carbolic acid.