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Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the E ve.
O FICON.
PORTLAND.
rum All Pgrb of (h< New World
and the Old.
Wifi make regalar trip« to Kcio.
VkaUh Ima I column for date uf visits
Coni inercia I
House
ft ernmeut bin» UDg«
at liw.
lu»urg*nl general V »negra wo cap*
torr at t at It« Viejo-
Germany la I kely to I« intuited in
tarif! war wnh Kuaria
Ih» w*r department will dispatch
:wo trAD»pirts from Furtland. Or.
(*<d< n»l Hol«rt l‘<‘ll«»ck. C. H, A.,
retired, diari at t uruehua. <>reg«»u.
J. BIÍARI). Prop
K IV heuer reports s imuiari of
lóese» Uifllct«s| on
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Th« Nicaragua canal l»ill le m>t
1 k♦-1V to * «< r« Mch**-l in the senate thia
w eek
Our tsblr* are »up-fluJ wrth the
bawl the market* afford.J*
sao. OREGON
J. J. BARNES & SON
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmakers...
ft i* rw¡«»vt*d from a Ikwr ««arc«
that General Itelare* has t*eeu < ap-
lured.
Governor ’**er of Orogon. ha« signed
ih** bill prohibiting ni kelin-th® slot
machín*«*.
The i i je-riil edict regarding pnni*h-
menta hra I * ru delivered t > powers
It ii-eotj» r*«-piirrm**hta.
Horseshoeing a Specialty...
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News of the lose of the I'acitlr Mall
Mog ‘ <-r Ilio de .lancilo al...
a pr.
foiiud -roseli.m |u Ixindoll.
SCIO, OR
Ivwvta* r«»rn and«» lias l>een routed
V Fltitio-r.
I rtv prisoner« and all of
tils srtll .er* w « re • aptured .
BANK OF SCIO
Mie. lamia» !>ryh«»a. wife of a well-
known liquor dr.ler <•! Seattle, Wash.,
. ,’inrnltled suicide b) eli ->tlng herself
»1th a I '-caliber revolver.
CAPI I AL, $20,000.
Trouai« ri Solare nrriv» I at '-an Fran-
cisco Item M mu tía with »H of! cm» muí
: . P : nt- » *i< k mi .- î w< i.;. •.«•-!. >Ee
brought 13 lullitarv pri«i»u«ra.
OFFICERS i
}*e«ling act prohibiting <lrlv log «4 stock
on public highwax*, hotise lull ID,
bu g I <lw*rd may viali Ireland in pt' vi ling 1« r the erection «4 telepbom
the rprillg
poles on county roads; h«ui»e bill 29 4.
avenu«
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constituting
Vancouver
Kitchener Dcrr-twly r»eai«>l capture
county foad; house bill 5, fl i lug th*
t«v the Hoera.
time of holding courts in the Second
district;
I muisc bill 3fi2.
The Von Ual-lvr-ce expediti >u may judicial
I m * abili ••Ion«» I.
a -
public land», h< u* bill 1*9. to rrp*«
Admiral *am|«on la tick at Ik «t< n.
the law creating a r-epwrate laiard o
ut md »ri 1« u»ly.
county 0oinmis*h>n« rs for Multnomah
N< rthw< at« ru Pennsylvania la Imtng county. The h« u«« com urred in th»
• w« pt I y a bliutard.
»enste amendment* to house bill 110,
f r the pr lection of game.
Koikr'eller ha« routril ut«el f.‘iU.OuO
to Frown uni» er »tty.
f Hi» fat and t .r
B et a grieral b >nk’n< and ei hing»
buvlnrs». 1 aas mide at current rates
ard drafts ls«u*d 00 principal c Itlrv
A. W. HAGEY
>f
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k* tnd j«w»-iry t re
l»urd prvtbpiij
Tb« ballot Wr»lnr««!ay for I’nitrd
II. W.
State« FCUat« r wm * as fallow»
Ix»f I hohrrta ha« t*rri> offered the t‘< r «tt 34. l ing« r Hermann 27; H. D
Inn au. 3fb • •«•« rfc’c H. U i ilia ma, 2; A.
hir-l toaideuahip of the Cinque |« rt«
G. I euiM-tt, I.
Th« g«-h«-ral agent of the Tabaraìrna
To Prfvcnt Muboiny.
• ’••paiiy waa arr«-aU«l f r aiding th«
reb« I».
A bilí to i r«’*ent p* r«*- na heating
tlielr wm » oí» mi road traína wn* pa»a«d
Be lgian« ar«» lmpllr.«t«*d in «* plot Pi
by the h > um » Mo day.
I he til! wa»
kill Mil .American ulhrer lu th« Fhiilp-
lhlrtMÍi>ce<i bv ’ • arman, m ! the requeat
piU«w
>>( rallwa» «■«•*p!o* ea and manager».
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The Chin«»« ba»e < fTcred to cotn- 1« a (Jopy of the law n<>w in foro« lo
pT 'inlf . which the furvlgu ru»uya ha»e Alabt*n.a, ai i 1« deaigned tu puta
a< ccpted
•h p t<> the trarnp nui»auce. The rrault
of »u< h lawa in Alabama w»» ihowu hy
Humor »**• that Minister Wu ha»
Mr. PcMirmau to lx* far reaching tn it*
appro«« bed t ank> r« in an rfTort to •«-
•'ffret, pulting a «U i to car r* bing
cure l200.U00.UUU !< an I* r ( 'Dina.
The bilí waa penm-d, there bring Do
An earthquake lOO miles north of uegativ« vola«
Vancouver, H.
<*aus«d the crest of a
P«*»<d by tht Senate.
mountain to siile off ink« leugh
totough inlet.
The senate i •*•• I the f lowing bill«
H u-o bill II, to authcris«
1 he famouN ofieervator* on the Ze- .M- inlay
!n»rg, nt whit'll the celebrated astrono­ clerk* of s< lo-al districts anliounty
mer«
Euckola, sack
«nd
l.iuden judge* to bid in pr< pertv *s*»l«t lor taxe»
an I to direct the manner in which
work«’!, baa been burn««!.
such property may be «llspoaad <»f; sen­
Thirteen negr<> minera were entombed ate bill 222. t regular« surety compan­
in the cm . mi I miuea of the alate inaen« ies. bv senator l»<H*th, flung the »alar-
asylum. two miles from Tsca loose. Ira u( the county trea»urer» of the »Ute.
Ala , i y a fl<-nd of water from an alwn- •rnatr bill 237. t*> authorize th« < api
fimed «-hnft.
t* 1 building *>mtnii»»i tiers tooonstrurt
A mob t<> k Peter Ferryman, a D«rgo, a ditch in order t*» secure w»l*r for
from the Mena. Ark . citv jail and the «tat«* iDBtitutl ns
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General I>a*la will take up th« du­
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OREGON.
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In th« S«na!c.
Th« following bib« we » parted I *
th«’ srOMt* \Vtdii«'«da*
II u«e ti
14«-, t p .aisf>«h-t u> tn n <4 founder.»
mark« on mining claims. hou«e bill
III. Io rvimb r«« the second < >reg<»D
volunteers to th* amuutil of |l
ho«*»« bill jfl, Fourman s new tallita ry
code, hot»** bill 24, au rndlng the art
for the relief of indigent soldiers,
boa»® t ill IO<>, to protect untori lalrftla,
ic uM I HI • 2, c >ns> ddating th® offices
of clerk of the rirt ult court, * ierk ol
th« county court Nil*! r« ' • ntw « f «
*«yanr«M.
bo :«e bill JH. fixing the
tin»© <4 court in th® First jxidt* lai dis­
tri« t, reuat« lull 1*9, relat ng !•• tiling
reports of »date officer», bou*® bill 102.
to prevent r- «*rcion and intimidation
<4 *• trrs at «lection» bv corporations,
«•t .
house liill 4 4. to appropriate
money f«»r <hrg«in Historical Society;
i»< u*r bill 144. to protect dramatic
play», »«nate bill 232. to provide for
manner of building branch lines of rail
r* nd* ho«»«« bill 249, to tl* tn® »alar
i®a of <x>unty judges; bouse Hill 311,
irxr*a*ing «alary of county Judge of
Malheur countv; house 1411 313. to fix
«alary <4 county judge of Baker county
bou*e lull 4’»2, refitting to lev v of ta xe»
215, t«» jr« vide tor clerks of justice
courts in Multnomah county; senate
lull 173. to a ut borir« a right of way
for tl « Muslaw dr I »»»tern railroad,
bouse lull 110, new* gam® code; house
bill 5, to fix terms of circuit court in
the be*mnd district; senato lull 210,
to piobibit the sal® of liquot within
on»’ mile <4 an operating mine; »«nate
bill 2»>9. tn prohibit i « a 1< m > ì )» within 8«N‘
feet of pufilii «chool». senato bill 193.
to prevent the »air of g >4» IU bulk to
defraud cledltor*.
In the M oum .
E. P. CadwrB
John II M itchell was elected l’ni ted
The ndlowmg w re pa*M-d bv th«
J. W, Gatas» States »» list r from < >?«*<>!». >aturd«y
House bill 29, re-
G V. lohnaor night at 12 2'i
It was th* 2.»th Imllot house U rdnci*<la*
Pre»; bn!
Vue President
Cashier
Ai! à n4*
large
lb «er» up tu leb. 1 m
1 |»e dra'I of th* l'rili*h drcitlun <>u
the « anal questwn I» Iw-iog drawn up.
N<wl> Fumuhvd «nd Rrfc’rd
' J broughout. J* -A
South «4 Bridge.
w• r» burned
llouae bill 4? filing th« ctiinjsûM
lion *d county itmtiniMiui ers. | mss ««*I
th* hows* W« dne»d «y
l't»d«r th»
bill p«t»«e'|
tb«
cot tentati I)
of
conuty com tuie* toner« is as follow«
•Uhat each of
com mia»tot»«rs
1b«
of the
counlv « * uri lu th« wv
eral itxinties wichiu thts state «hall re
c«>i*a a» o tuti<-n f<-rra>h day
rmpl* yrd in the traoaartn u <»f county
l>US!DrM» a |«r diem of ♦ h «serpi in
the r- unUr« >4 ialtn, Klamath, Jack-
•on, Yamhill, Gillian < « o» Curry and
llougi»s, where they «itali rrceive |i
pe» «la*, and in th«» - *-untie« <4 I nl «1.
Malheur, itiaut. I'maitlta, Marton ard
.Mottuw, wh*re they »Mall re-»-i*«|5
I«er «lay f r e«ery d»y riuplote l ID th«
trans»« Iti » of touuty ! uilurw. ’ The
I HI exm.pt» Multn< mah <« uuty from
its <>|< ration»
i V
Lj
hanged him to a tree. He waa ac«-oaed
of assaulting a If year old girl. wb<««
con« 11! io J la critical.
SHASTA ROUTE
The jury In the rase r»f (be «tate of
Mlnuea-’in ak-r mat frank II. Hamilton,
Tram« le.»« w .«t Hr io f..r r.,rtian4 and ear rharge-l with mul'lerin* leemani It.
• 'ai oaa ai lu a • m lua.a tur Aluaay al B ot I>ay. brought In a ».rlicl of man-
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slaughter lu the tirsi degù e
le«*»« Portland • » • m , ? p m
Altari) 1. s» p m IC S p m
Arri**« v»h»-' il. ■ « m , il » • m
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t»iì»hln‘> |> m , » V » m
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G* Ai grl»» ! A' |» m . 7 a a*
Kl F*..’< p n» , t p ra
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John lladwn, the hoaland of the
woman shot lu the aal.am raid at Mill-
W'O.1, Kan . aaye he knows wh> fired
tie -hot that kille-l Mrs llndeon, and
all! iii.tke hia ujioaku .wo at th prop­
er lima.
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Kew Yurfe l.’Up a 1; A* |> m
r«D**»n amt TourBt ■ «r» on both trains
Chair rar»
on to '»gire«»-! K< Pa»o.
«•14 t u •»«•?• t«i • h •<
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leans a
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Asst '«SD Fft A Fa«« *»t
Fat lisa 4. Ut.
Th« Taft c* mm is«ion rod« requin»«
voters in th« Philippin«« to own real
retate Worth 500 (♦»•.
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T« P«v Sfate T ami Twk< a Ytar
Senati« bill 223 wa» paaoed by thè
»•'tinte Mondar. Il prò* I le« that «tate
laica «hall !*•* payable b* thè contiti«*»
lu two armi anuual inatallmenta
Thi»
chan»:« in thè law la pr«*po»ed in arder
lo harm'-lilla with tha nrw law w hich
makea tate« ¡lavabi« in thè oountlea
•emi*aDUually.
Th« Srrutonai Volt.
The * te f r a«nator Mon ’«y «tool
H. W. Corbett, 32. Binger Hermann.
JM; K. I>. Inman. 36; George II. Wil­
liame. I; C. K. H. Wool. 1. «!»•<• ni. 2.
Ditcovcrrd in the Books ol the
Orejón Land Office.
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^alem, F«b. 3 2 —Th« disc 'v«*ry of a
defalcation «4 f 0,949 73 1« lb«* • :‘ -
stan* • of the rep-rt mad« by the v int
rvmrnltt*« appointed t«> ««amine tb«
lx>o|f« and account« • f th« «tat« land
dejkartmeut.
Th« alleg* I miMppr••
priatiou occurred In |M94 aud I »95.
under th« adminiatratloiu «4 Gt- rge W.
Ikavts, as clerk of th* board.
It ap-
j«*ar« thst th” *h rtage w ¡4- efl«s ted iti
various
amount«. I y taking credit
twice for <iue juiymetit «>( monev, or fry
altering th« t >k entru • « { s to • e hl
the clerk with more tn«<ney than he
had |N*id. in »»m« case* it 1« I m re I v
possible that *u itm<>cenl rrr«u was
commute»!, while in other« there is a
plain a G ratb n of the !»- <• I v era
Ing on« set of figures and writing iu
others.
The com mitt«* found no error« in
the accounts of the presrut admluiatra-
lion, and so reports
Th* r«pr>rt i« as follow»:
**W«, your committee
app intod
under concurrent resolution No. ft, beg
leave t*» report as fol! ws
"That we have checked
up the
•ch«« I fund* up t and in !u«ling ’ •* * I
That f"r th« years H94 and IN •« **”
fl ad that th« clerk of Hi« i»t«t<« land
to th«
>x»ard ha» roltocte*! money
amount of $30,949 73, which nxid num
has ne\rr tM»en turned o*«-r Co the «Ut®
treasurer.
We app*nd a statvii.enl
hereto annexe«! and marked I xhildt A.
«bowing the amount« collected and the
amounts for which the * »id clerk h««
receipts.
The balance, a« shown, was
never turn««! over to thr treasurer, but
the lx inks were balanced bv a number
of false entries. Thr principal »*ntrx
cr«*ditcd the »«’bool fund withfl**,-
449 Vi twice, whet) hr had but ><nr
receipt covering thr amount; an*>th«r
l>eiug a raise of $3,000 on a receipt • f
the treasurer. and ,i miinh-r of other
credit» for whi« h he held no receipt*
•’We aubmil herewith a atatrni«nt
«b<>wing thoae we have (oundxto date,
There may be other» that we have
not found, owing to limited time at
our <li»p>«al, having used the greater
part of our time before **e came to
this.
•’For the pa»t five years we find all
money» turned over to the treasurer as
by law required.
The pre-enl ot! oer»
have l>r«*n very kin«) and obliging to us,
showing us exery courtesy ¡>>s»ibl«,
and furnishing t»s with all ¡mpeis and
Gaiks re<iue«t«d.
In regard to invent
igation of land matter» w«» bvg Imvc
to mv that our work 1« just fair y com-
inetK'ed.
Thi* is a work ot no small
magnitude, and reqlrea a *a«t aino mt
of careful and painstaking work
It is
a work ot great importane« to th”
«tate, however, and should be attended
to.”
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THE SIOUX MAY RISE.
tad i an* Sgrioutly Coatcmplatr Opening Mo*
tilde*
Couruil Meeting Meid.
Omaha. Feb 32. — Infonnation from
•Hr«» t source! obtained by the World-
llcrwld, indicate that the >ious Indian**
«r* seriously contemplating an upris­
ing. If deiiiNnds now being formula!**4
tor suluiil**-ion to Washington ar«* n<'t
complied with.
Several council me. t
mgs have already been held, particu­
larly among th« Ogallalla Si »os, and
prei»aratiunn are now lieiug made for a
great council to fwh-ct deb-gat« « to
Washington. Owing to a deaire to
a^Oid sensationalism, the gatherings
of the small council» ha*« b««u given
little notice, b<»t the ««¡»e t 1« n«>w
cxm-id re-l grave.
Kecent orders of th” I ml »an commis­
sioner are r»**i*on«rde, say the Indian*,
fortheir attitude, line chief openly
declares boatilitlM Will l*|(IU if relief
is not forthcoming.
The trouble 1«
uv«r the cutting down of suppll«« ami
a claim unpaid for ceding of th* Black
Hills.
Dtiual by M G. Oti*.
Washington, Feb SY. —Statements
having been ptit*h*h«»«l that Genrr*l
Harrison Gray <>tl« waa seeking the
office of pension commissioner. Gen­
eral <>tis U night anth< rued a denial of
th« publication«, saying
that they
«er« without a shatlttw of L- .n.iatiun.
BI ST OS nSCHISO,
Offk«r* SuKtettfulh f «»dtd s Mob
of
Rail.
read M«n u* Topska
T< |<ka. Kan . F«b. 23.—-The vigil
an« • «4 th* officers wa« afl tlfWt »a*vd
"sh< k
slater fmm lynching l y an
Infuriated mob tonight.
Ils will yet
'e lynched If h« (an !■* found
‘•iatrr
AMAulte«! 17 tear-' id ia>ttl* <*«rt*«rick
^!<»nday evening, and was capinrw! by
the I- i**a uifiuwr» th« nexl day at
< art« »»dale
This afternoon it becam«
known that h« was here, and I mm « m H
atelv the **anta Fe shopmen, of whom
the a«Mult»Ml girl's father, Ge».rge G«r-
fieri* k is « ue. decided that be should
Iynch«s*l
Thev st mce sent a c*»mmit*
t*c to watch th« jail whi)« they quiet­
ly arranged th« details of the rxpeiied
lynching
Hy fl o’clock there w«» an angrv mob
of I.( Hl around tie jail, dr« andlng
that th« prisoner !•« ■’,» |*errd to them.
A brigs !• of sturdy boilermakers,
Mrm«<) with heavy slrdge hammer«.
• t«Mv<! ready to make short Work of the
jail in csM the demands were Dot
granted.
'•heriff < "ok told the < row I
that th« prisoner had Gen rem«•■*«*!,
an«! offer»*«! t> let a committe« -«-arch
the jail. Ten m*n. headed r v i «• rg«
Gerherick, made a th< roug.i scar h. but
slater could not tw* funivl.
They r*-
l imed and told the m<»b, but tbat did
Dot satisfy them, and two e they «tarted
to break in the jail door«.
Gaily iu the aftrrn>**>n. th« sheriff.
In anticipation of trouble, order««! a
deput' to get - *i«-r ut of town
He
wa« ordered not to leave him tn Jack*
•on county nor to *ake him to lx*av«n-
worth. Th« deputy drov« to Hoyt with
Slater and enter»-«! a n rth bound ICock
Island train.
It I» thought that- slater
1» now tn ;a>1 tn \t>•hi-«»n. The santa
! «h p » ii «ri* calmly jlrtrrminrd t<»
lynch Nister when he is brought tack
her« tor trial. Thev have appointed a
large vigilance committee to lx» con­
stantly on the outlook, and vow that
slater will never leave To|>«*ka alive,
I he ah pmen have past iwoHla tu <MMca
of this kiud. They lynched John < >li-
phant 12 years ago • r rt . I »«• ffrllH«*
A H RIOI S BUZZARD.
Ae I nutusl Storm
in
North*ctUrn
P<nntylv«nu
Corry, Pa., Feb. 32 —In the hGtorv
of thia region no storm ever reached
the fury of today's blirsard.
With
half a <>!••»» feet «4 »now <m country
road» and
i
outlying distric t-. aud Hatch
»t «cl borimi under 12 fort of an« *e
i ’urry caught about the wnr.l part of
the »t< own.
T a
í,|| Fenn'
Th« » \\ «»tern New
•y I*an la
r»ilr< ad
Accommo<lation
train, due here thi* evening. **•» -ta I-
r«i in
I
_
•lack, w hilr rushing d«>v* n a hage grade
south of this city.
It was dug out
w ith ditficultv and »gain i*tart**d on it«
prrt ariou» journey toward Buffalo,
ft
I r- habl* will not get through tonight.
Thia rm<d 1» operating it* train« wit!»
thr«*’ engine», and Ina three plow» at
w«»rk «m V0 mihwi of tra< k. The w< r*t
drift* aie at Mimiitcrda'r, w !u re they
reach a height ol 20 feet in «pot«
Oil
the I hiladelphia A I He, a »now plow
jutiqteti the track Mt J.*< kaon «. while
ei»deavt>rlug to force it« way through
a big tfrifl. Traffic waa delà* ed s«*er-
al hour«. 1 or the tirsi time lu main
year» thl* mad h«» l>erii compelled to
u»e Allow plow«. The l ire la also
<x»mjrtUe<i to uprrrtte hastily Impro­
vised sh'-w plow«, aornethtug unhcar-l
of <>n tl»e main line w«»t of Salaniam a.
The l^ke shore A Nickel Flitanru
running their train*, but many h«*urs
behind time.
LYNCHING
IN
ARKANS,\S
Nvyre I »<cd M«ny«tl bysfurtou* Mub
Mid
« Bad RfpuUho«*.
Ht. !x*us», Feb. 22. —A special from
Mena, Ark.. »«*•
A mob of eight
determined men t«»ik Frier Berryuiau,
a desperate negro, out <4 the city jail
at 1 o'clock ti»!» morning an«! hanged
him to a trre
I he crime of which
Berryman wa* at cun*! a a« an assault
<>n a 12 * car-old girl, w !> •« « ouditton
is err.leal.
1 he ma*kc«! msu m»-t
Night Officet Jone« an«! compel)«**! him
al the pidul of g ins to band over the
keys and bis revolver, Two of them
were left to guard JoDee, w h I In the
Others went to the jail atkl »«-cured
the negro. A tout 3 o'clock thev r«-
turne«I to where th® officer waa twlng
guard*-!, an ! gave him hia keys an«l
gun. Then th® men quietly dlaap
peered will» ut a word
AN ut tw<» tu« nths «g<> thia negro at-
tack«M an engineer with au aa, i»**a»ly
killing him. and he has been guilty ol
numerous other offenae«. Prompt ac­
th>n was taken by th® aulborilie», hat
no clew ha« been found a « to who ar*
th® men»!»«!*« of the »»mb.
Pint M>il from Som«.
N«*» Minnter From Columbia.
Seatlla, Feb. 23 — The flrat mail
from Nom« am*»-d in Seattle at an
«raly hour thia morning.
Il ron«t»t«<i
of ait pou «bea coni lining atout 3,000
lettera. The latrai left Nome on No-
vernier 23.
Washington. Feb. 22.—-Dr. Ctrl««
Martine» >ilv«lla, the Colombian min­
ister of foreign *ff«lr«, appeared at the
• tat* department today to arrange for
the prosentatl'-n of his crtMlentials a*
miulster of Colombia to Washington.
Th« new minister come« her« prtnei-
pilly to advance thr lot« r««laof < ‘olorn-
hia in connection with th« Fanama
canal, a» opposed to th« Nicaragua
muto. aud the length of hia «lay will
d«q«end on the outevuu« of the canal
legislation.
Travail»* Sakimaa Cammits SuKids.
Will L. Wood, traveling salesman
fur a I Ittsntirg. K in . >. ■ >t ■ ■ ■
milted suicide in a Par- ns. Kan ho
He w«« abort in hi« a. count.
tai.
Orsgoa Nafta.
FaUl Fall l>ow a « Skeff.
Th» recorder and clerk of Washing
ton county colle tel f'.'ll.au in fees
last month.
Seattle, F»b. IS —John Callahan, a
miner emplorerl at the Franklin mine,
•aa kllle<i hr a fall down a 130 lot
Astea Wal»a( an a< tn-«», who attend­
’d the maini«« at the t'rescent the­
Tb» Robins saw mill, tn miles aaat
iter. in New <>rlraua. waa fln*-«I | IS
for refusing to retnov« her hat. in vto- of L'nion baa been lea se-1 by a man
from the Fast.
iatton ol the high hat law.
It is announced from Hari labor«
The choir of the Messiah Fplscopal
church In New York went on a strike that Itosld finery has sold hia farm on
e «use tlie minister accused them of |«k» Creek to Mr. Ilusbee. from Wash­
ington
The c- nsldarutlon to said to
flirting.
bate beeu C.uOO
l»M»|.
ehaft < n Tuae<lny night,
lie and aer-
era I other
rkmen were linking a
new ahalt, and after a bleat had been
Bred they advan<-«<j to the mouth of
the «haft to replace aome b-iar l«
Cal­
lahan apprnaced b>o near and slipped
In. faillug feet foremoat,
lie iltad
four hours.
N< >
nncncti is tim
Tuenty Eifih B j II o I G bvc Him
the Scrutonhip.
ttt untistu
krpubb-an
äst tSoK.n TO lilt T
Minoriti.
Ih«
Democrat* aad a
Faw
to<r» M.i
Majority
( «»»belt
Support art.
«»I
Maa
th«
I >
KOBE HOSPITAL Bl RNED.
Tw<f»tv Or*« Falx at* PtruMd ia ih< M aivmb —
t it*«« ln|ur«d «nd N<*«»sl Mt»*tR|
Victoria. B
<’.,
1«
24 —Th«
• lean »r I iun I Mam. which arrived
tht» i.i rnlng lr u tl «• ’ ri* ::l. ' r 'tight
ti»« new» 4»; ti»« burning of th« l»>»si ital
attache'!
to tl»« K«*b«i
university.
Twenty n« pntlents were ' urtu*d to
death. Il injure*! and several are miw-
ing.
The «ec-et Con.enttoD believed to
ha *
« »
He« |
t w « • i) Ku •»!«
and <*hiiia Im!« fair to prove a sour* e
of ««rt« u» troubl« in t e far I »-t
The
Jajian«*»** p»e*s a. - ept**d th* rep rt a«
to the rxl»t«*n * ‘4 a «ucmt Hu***i-< bi-
Ue«e under »tamiing without r«»«rva-
tl n.
! Ih Marquis lit an Mr. Kat*»,
mini*ter 1« r foreign affair«, have ad­
mitted that the prevent situation cau-
Dot be |«AS**«I over, aud illatlurti»*US
hat” a
r ling
I « «»» •« .»I th« 'apt-
n» *e repre*«»ntall \ e< in laiml- u and Ber­
lin l as ertalu the « xa< t views of the
g V eruineat* to which thev am ac red-
Ited. Th* n»lni«t«r of foreign affaire
has 'iispatched an « fficial telegram to
St !’et«r*‘ irg. asking for a definite re­
ply regaiding the alleged existence of a
secret agreement
Ku «elan t ro»»p« ar* committing d«prn-
(latlnaa ab»ng the m rihern frontiers of
(’• r» a
I ney often rt •• th« l umen
river an I I **t villages, tarrying off
v «luab'rs a« well as grain an t «attic
Their exctise i« they aie pursuing Hol­
ers
The < rean
g vernment ha«
lodged a vigorous pr*>t* st wHh the Hes­
sian minister (or trau- ui*«l<>u to st.
I’cterabnrg.
Yuetig IVnan. a (’hlncm reformer,
wa« shot down while leaching an Hig­
hs!) cla** in H.rng k n*. a man sneak­
ing in and tiring four «hot«, all of
which to k rffr. i
Another reformer
wa shut Hi” previous «!a*
Salem, <hr , Feb
24.—John
II
Mit« bell waeel«ctrd Culled Mat«« •en*
ator at 12 20 this m- rniug.
It w aa
the 23th ball••! ot the «lay and the ’ I
4 th« l«-gl«la(l*e «*«4” . The r«- nit
was reach' d *>n th« ine« »table la«t bai­
lot. and was atteudol t y ». » nv of ati-
prvtue uproar ad J eolbuaiaam on th«
part of ti»« .Mitchell puUi. Ou the
final !»aHut Mitchell had 46 v» te« At)«!
Corb«tt 39. The Acnab r recelv«*d •
u»ln<my of the Ikemocrwtie vote«, and
th«««, with in« a e««u»u» (rom the
Cortxtt fur»«« wer« »uffleieut to eiert
him.
1 h' hau ** af th»
1’K b . I J.'-'» ■
¡M»iut«-d to midnight and the cirrk*
wer« engaged in checking up the roll
Cl I.
There WA« gr at ri II»' . ent
• nd loud «alls of the nam« of Mtt> hell
fr»>m th« k»i'l v. the ttr*t «Imcrter fr*»m
the ( r «It ranks was Heu-e« wax. of
Lane.
On the pre* ions
mH call
Mil« h”ll bad had 34 vote» at) I < •■»>«**<<
34.
When bis name wa « reached
Hem«.)W»y, in the last r<>! I - .Cl. with
out explansli'Ui, rr»|- ml«»d: John li
Mitchell. The call pm-reded t«» «be
•nl, and Mitchel» and C«>rl«pit wrm
then «lactly ti«d, having
v. t«-*
each. I bell MctgureU»*. «4 laiDc, •h»*«’,
an I with a brl«( speech changed t
HOLDINGS OE THE I RIARS
Mitch«ll, putting him in th** l»a«l
Ha wag foliowel by Ko!»rrt*. of U m ». ...
who ma in a «le>rt addre»« saving hr Secretary Root 1 Aaiwcr to « Rtiuludon
had com« here with a clean con
<4 Inquiry,
•cienc«. but he thought It
•
Washing!
»11,
Feb.
31. —Secretary
ol»«l a Muator, and he chang« -1 t<
Ibwt h i* 11m l« an«w«*rtothe r**ohith»u
Mil hell. Colvig followed him from
of th«» eeuate calling on him for infor­
th” Hermann ranks, then . ame *>«in«!t>!
mation a* to the rxtriit of the b-dding
Ma star«, of l> >ugl««t thru Ti» ti p*.-n.
nt land* by rellgbms order« in the Fhil-
nf ('matilia, senat rs fJimmi k. Fr «’••
ippitie». ami a« to any deviatati« ti
•lol, Hume and Hedges
Ihm tL»*r«
male t»y him or obligati n assnitied /«■
wa* a pan«’ and mighty su«|>ms»'
• peeling the di»|M*«ili'>li <»! the«*? land«.
I Inal y Kepre«e t«H e Butt g« t uj*« .
The ««’Cretary, bv way of aii«w«r. re­
« chair aud tried t. addre** the prr»»i
fers t«» tit* presi l«ul*« ln«truoti«»»is of
drul. The I»« »•” .»nd upr ar fr* o th*
April 7, 1900, to the Philippine c«mi«
ol»by w»re so great that he r<»n| I mo
tm heard.
lie inquried if Mllchtdl at mimi n, dite ting the e»«tnmt*«hm h>
et»deav >r to InviMttgale the land title
that Gil»« had a ii Ajority d t’ ” I ■ pit
! of religious orders and t«> > endeavor to
liran vutoa. There were loud rri< • of
..I jurtice ..»..I
i
aff rd
and a.
V >..a
«••ttie
th«*««* tn a
"Ye*.* and noGy c«»unf«rcries of "No
maimer to aafeguard pr*q^rty rights
r tn th« (’ rt »’It rtuks
Hutt h«*l
' and equities.
It 1« added that no one
tat«*d fur a tn »ment and thru r»»»|s•»»• •
iu behalf «4 th” (*uit»ui Mate* g«>*r©rn-
”«l. '‘Well, it make* n-« difference
I
meni has entered tut«» any obligation
change to John I! .Mit> h«||
Mitch
tithe« than that set <ml in the pewc*»
oil u »w ha I 45 votes, within one «4 the
treaty iti r» fc-ard t<» t
” land», n- r ha*
goal. At* »»t thi* time the Multm iha !
The com-
any poh y l»e«n ameni need,
drl.'gatb'U got amun I Hepr«'«entat|\«
mission ha* «t«t®«l the ruault of it« In­
Schumann, who had on th* 3l»t l«aF «
«luirle* uu 1er thia invlrudloii in its re
changed from Hetiuett to Mr < ‘"r » tt.
port, r«p— tally In the au divisions
and <h in*ti led that he pr* *«-nl »
entitled, ’’the friar«.*' "public lands,’*
lock.
Wh:l»» the push Was wr « h g
•»,1th the ol*tmati' German-A men« >«n and "land title* and r-gistratioD
I he commission ha« esp«n tally investi­
fnuu Multn<>mah.
Matt«» u
final'.*
gated If’” SaU Jo«e Collrge « aim, «nd
v isided to the Im port uuit |rs of hl
friend« an I ar«»«*e aud change«» hl* *otr referred II to the supreme cult of th«
islands.
to .Mitchell. This was all that wa
needed, and the crowd knew it.
Fan
THE Cl BAS CONSTITUTION.
demunlum reigned for many #r« «>nd*
an! th« ehair made littl« rff. rt to
check it.
Ths clerk» then «»iwipJetril Sign«d by All the (>«l«gat<a [scapi I i>ns>»t
th« roll and ¡m-«ed It up to Mr I u't« n.
lbs Anil town an
who announced that Mr. t’oidxdt n*n
Ilavim, Feb. 34.—The i u an con-
*’r««rlved 29 votes, Mr. Mit« bell 4»i
and Mr. Bennett Id ’*
The « r-.* ’ •tltuti *n, t r-t aubmited * th« « «‘Utr il
went wil l agai » -nd frutern /*-<! wil fit nominili«** to the «•olivellil“li at the
public «aasion of Januwry 27 wa* sign
with memtw-r«. embracing them. »h»k
rd today. The president and vice ¡»res­
»ng them by the bands, mo I f>«t*
ident Sighe»! t)r*t and then tha «lei«,
jumping up and d«iwti in their }o*
gate*.
■ rn >r <‘i«n«to« created a sen­
The CUtttoipary «I>rech WA« r\|*« le
Several
from Mr. Mitch«!), and there were sation l»y rvfu*ii»g t*> *tgn
upmariou« demal)'!» for him to c n» delegates «•nde»*or»*«! to di*» lade him
forward.
11« bad f ern in the |ot»hv from his cour««. but h* w«« immov*
A« the lelwgat«*« r tired, *»en<ir
all the evening watching the pr gre«» able.
’Ue are all ( u-
of the voting and waiting for hi« cer­ Tama"' rein«rke«l
* I
tificate of vlectn ii .
11« wa « fitund ban«, sen« r. ' and smor <.T»nero« r«-
'*¥««, when th«* ti »»e com**« to
with Do great difficulty and hum«*' p led:
fight th« Americaua, we will fight
forward thmugh the j stling rmwd
them together. *
Fresldunt Fulton appointed Hr«»**
Hen«»r Cap« t»’, prealdent of the c«-n-
nell, Kobert» and H
A. >niith, «>f
Multnunah. a rommltt*« to «-»•«■rt lb* vention, will deliver th« document to
A copy in
uewiv ele. tr»l (*nitr<l Mate» »enat< r m • irneral W<»o*l tomorrow.
Io th« gaccmhly hall, an«! amid wih* f ngli*b alii thru be a- tit to Washing-
ton.
cheering, waving of hat
umbre||M
and ran««, Mr. Mltche
made hi
Boer* Captured f *x»d*|uff«.
appearan« e.
He was in l an«I eon
Johann«-«burg, Feb 24 — The Boers
gratulat«d by Mr. Fulton.
destroyed a «ulvert t>elw««-u Natal
Spruit an I Klip river uu the railroad
Th« Next Problem
just •* uth of here, al «lawn today.
I'ekln. Feb. 24. — A representedvr They captnrrd a train !<»« ! <4 (« mm )*
wm mb rm«-«l bv tho (« reign mi»»i*t- r
stuff«, and after taking ail they could
today that they think thr gravit
conveniently carty. set Are to the r««t
th« situation is «»ver. but it is experts ot II aud d|Mpp-ar”<l over tne veldt.
that difficulties will n<>w ari«e acto’ii,*
themselves when s»>m« of U»e govern
Pul tec man Arroti Mu Son lor Theft.
meats sen«! their indemnity claim*,
A Philadelphia policeman re« »-ntly
aud |>«rticulAlrlv Is th« rr uneasiness
tfhtkl bi« •< u < o a charge < f theft.
regarding the attitude of G«rmau<
that her claims mu«t be ¡and in ca«h
M«>v<m«n(t of Transport*.
before the evacuation take« place The
San Fran* tsro, F«f>. 34.-—A cargo of
•th« r ministers r«*sent this. *«ving it
will t* imp»«»|l4e for < hina top«*, fl.CMM) bin« of general stipplie* lor the
as ( hma ha« m t a large re»«rve. and army lu tne I'hHippinee wan taken by
th« cuatoms receipt! g«> to par d|*iderd* the steamer Wyefleld which
The
np»n burner lo^ns, «nd it i« not prob­ \«-ter«b»y for ^lauila direct.
able that si.« could b- rr«»w a »urn of freight transport Haoma which e»rrie<i
great magnitude.
horses from thia port for the German
army In 1 hma ami was later purchased
Union fmptayr* Bar*rd
l y the United stat»* government for
*
I clan«« in Oswald Ottendorfer • February IM f r thi« port,
The trans­
«III bars uui«»D employes from a «hare port Buff»rd, with returning volunteers
tn YftU.OOO left the for« « of th« New
on board, left Nagasaki for Han Fran*
York Maat«-Zeitung.
cisco <>n Fsbruaiy IP.
Rumor ol a ChowM teas.
Triad Io Brib. a Buttar Makar.
To Pay W«hin<lon Sur««yor.
Ht. I'aul, tab. It — A aenraUon wa»
New York. Feb. 23. —There ha» been
Washington. Fab. it.—Th» corn ml s-
some talk lu Wall «treat of an attempt cr««tolat tolajr'« ««arton of th* Ma- •l<oi»r ol Ih» it- natal Iso l odio» has
of the ( hin«»* government to float a ll 'tial < rr»tnrr. I 4i»r Matora t««
r»< ott>m«ti'l»<l a <l--flci»nry appropria­
loan in thia country of |2OO,000,000, i elation, when W. D. Collyer, of Chi* tion of I'.'ol to pay Isaac M. Halbtalth,
to meet th® ei|<eu»«*a of th« Boxer up­ <*a<o. ona of the jn>l|f"b of th» l utt»r lat» deputy aurvayor. for certain sur­
rising. and to pav Indemnities, «to. n.hlblt, l'»l<»<l a formal c.mplalnt rey a mad« in Ih» stat« of Washington
It I» «wil that Minister Wu has ap* with th« rierall«» . oiktnlttaa < har.in. ■luring Ih» y««r 1H9.1. Th» aooiunt.
proached a Dumber oí IMinken», and ha» a Ht. I'aol butlar makar with off.riti. Ilk« many others, has l*eu held op by
•°tfg,'*l*d that it w> uld b« possible for him a I’ i H) brill*. Tha aiaruUra com- irregularities, but is rocoguised as en­
ti»« government to guáranle« th« loan rultU" liniucflatal; want Into n* u- tirely meritorious.
It provision la
by an increase «4 the customs above th« live ar«loo. and bwg.n th« axauiloa made tor Ila |>aym»nl. It will I mi on
point «¡«on which Foulend has a Ilea
lloo of wltuaaaM.
oue of th« general appropriation billa.
-to *
ar *