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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1901)
a • a • M KI, IV VOL. E\ EXTSIIF THE HAY ...GO TO THE... Keystone Shaving Parlors Pr«parM| for Mor« Tresbi* Is SAaua FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF J- W Important Hepp*»«*«» <•* lb« Fast Week Pr«M*t*d la • CaadeAMd fora» Which It Moat lAaly I. Pi»ve ol Inlerrit to Our Many Retdrr. ArticlaM AM wvrfc D»< A l «-aprttumo« Rrview ol the Francis. the Missouri murderer, la still at largo. VO<«EL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye. rt>KTI.«MO, OH. Will maha regular trips to he to. Watch local colunio l»r 'lata ol visit*. Commercial House J. BEARD, Prop Newly Fumuhcd and Refilled T hn mg tv net ..*> > Our tabi» are supplied with Ihr beat the market» afford.J* 'a.* South ol tindgr. SOO. OR ECON Frenchmen are excited over the com Ing vlalt of the Cxar. Fly* American warships rlaltod Hrlt l»h porta elmultaneously. Htnel strikers doclare they caused the Duquesne to close ' bar* Columbia defeated Conatltutloo In the flrat rar* oT the Anal serie*. Boers blew up a train and killed a promising young British officer. V«n«xule*n and Colombian troops are massed on the bonier bear CucutA. A trust ha« been formed to control the manufacture of laundry niaihln cry. An Illinois aeronaut fell 40* feet from bls balloon and was alive when picked up. New York banka affected by Hub treasury operations and Interior de ‘ mand for money. Powder mllla at Krebs station. Pa. were destroyed by an etploeion and t «<> men ». >. kiil.-.l ' Montana train wr> k on the Great Northern wu the worst In the road's ■ history. Thirtyeight were killed I arly lo.oou VeneguelaM are imm ed on the Colombian frontier in readi ness to support the Colombian revo lutionists. Op|w4Ue I4»#rf Matti# SCIO, OR. BANK.. OF.. SCIO CAPITAL, $20,000. The list of witnesses to appear be fore the H< hley court of inquiry Is mad, pubis. OFFICERS i President Vice-President ....... ............., Caatuer Hhamro, k had another aatlafactory I trial In New York bay. - Kitchener report* another cae- i Boera shooting prisoners. j The Chinese are again dictating term* In regard to the protocol. i Nine persons lost their live» by the : explosion <>f a Delaware steamer. i Nebraska Republlcana denounced 1 Gov. I Iv>r Si. ... . f.u ltai t’. y A Missouri negro murderer la being pursued, and may be burned If caught. Hants I-.- line negotiating with Pa clflr Mall for trans Padflc connec tions. J. V. Gainer V. A. F.w«ng R. Shelton Burna, of the Window Glass Work era. he« a plan for aettlement of the steel strike. A gang of thieves stole a three- masted schooner from her moorings In Hharptown. Md.. and got away with her. Uaea a general banking and ttchsngv basine**. loans made at lurtent rale* A Chicago policeman shot and kill ed a boy. and says It was In self de and drall* tutted en principal cilie« tense against a gang of young hood turns. A. W HAGEY New York yachtsmen are afraid of Shamrock It. Inland Empire farmers are having a proeperoua season. Hampson will be a witness at H- hley court of Inquiry. AH iitodt al • hr*. rl - ka a 6 pAirvd pruapUy SCJO • . >•< -• * OREGON. Corvallis à Eastern R.R. TIM* « Alili Na. *, lar Y»quia# ■ « r M Altotir I 40 I' M ( ortffilH» M ffiftlt## ï ffi*4«lna M U M Na 1. r*l«rtilii| !>•«#« ïffiqnlaa . .. ......... A M » » n ZI < W Arrive« KlbAny. .11 il 1* M. Na. S. far |l#4mll !*#•«•• ( onrellU » 00 I* M ! ••*#• A1 ban4 1 :w r M Arrlt#« Urtfuti 1 .V i M Na. <• h** flairait ■«* I#««#* !»#troll nir-- & W A W !#•«•• Albatir M Arrlt#« < arreilui Il ur M Train« I and 4 bataam Albany and < >r«•:: • Twe«day«h ThvirataM and Hatuttla;» only All alb#f train* daily #a«‘#|»t Munday Tralnalat l 4 arriv» in AJany In «ark tonaact with th» A. I* a«>ulb b* und train, aa wall aa fltiuf two at lhr*a hour* in Alton) ba fur« departure ol •» I* tburtto bound ua a L<r f*urllaa<l Train No 1 NHinrrti with th# A f W«-*t Mid« train at <<>«■« alite < t'waiBf h* I nd« j • dr no, M« Mianvilla and a . p«Hhia uh io F»rtia»d Bt>WI!V rrOMK. Manager J TURNER. Aganl. Albany Tram EAST AND SOUTH —VIA Shasta Route Tre.ne >av* Writ toa for l’.»r<:and and way •tatlone al 10 h* a m l^aata f»«t Albany al i U> p. M Iaavat Portland e K a tn.fym Albany I.' * » m . It W p aa Arrive« aahianl 12 (la m . 11 «’a oa. *a. ramant«» A p ■ .< K> a m •• Fan Tranviero 7 a*> ñ m . I IS a ta otd#n s a m . 11 4» a m •• I»#nv#f*a an , e a » M Kanaaa t itw ? ¿le Rt ,IH • - Chicago? 4» a m . • » a re M U * Antrim I JDp m Jl ■ * Rl I***"« p m e p re * Fv»ft Worth •» a m .4 By w ** city of Mai Ira» Ma re , t ¿5 a m. ** Ht'U«l»n 4 a m . 4 a m * Raw Orlete* • » p m . • 3 a re . M Maahington A u a. m , < 4.’ a m * Nra York I.1 Uy re . 11.43 p re. Fa lire an and T*>arlai rare nn toth traino (hair rara Farr amento to <»g d#n aad Ri Paan, and lau riot rare to « ht< ago. M Iwuia. Maw Or laar.e and Waahlngton Cea war I tn« at ran Tranviero with aerara! Una« lor Moaoluln. Japan China Thillppttoe. ('entrai and tooth Arearirw to# Mr« M K Wondreana##. ag#nt at W#ot Belo mallow. Of addrem C H MARKHAM. Arel '.en Tgt A Tare Aft Turtland. Or. * the Members of the Nome bar petition McKinley to remove Judge Noyes. Trans Atlantic freight business out of New York la very light. The etp story mission of Prtnce Chung has b en delayed at Basle. Victoria. B.' C. Aug !»—Cbluesc papers received by I ho Empress of China contain accounts of a massacre of Chinese In the Kwan Tien Hlen district of Manchuria, the Ruas Ians excusing the masaacre by the state merit that the peasants killed were nd «taken for Insurgents. Few de tails ar« given. Further troubles In Mongolia and Manchuria are reported, and. accord ing to the North China Dally News, the Russians have placed 10,000 men cm the Manchuria Corvan frontier to cope with the rebels. The Hhanghal M-r-ury publishes a l«-U< r from Rev Frank Herman, of t'bou Ping, who baa been tourneying through North Hhan Tung, to the ef fact that the Boier» are drilling and preparing for a rising in that pr»v tnew. Christians have been openly threatened A Boxer placard has been found pr-sted at Canton, de nounctng foreigners and calling upon the Chinese to rise and refuse to pay the Indemnity to the foreigners The Chine«« papers contain long accounts of the fl>s»to caused by the overflowing of the Ysngtse Klang and stories are told of the drowning of hundreds of villagers of the break Ing of tbe embankment the flooding of millions of acres of rice fields and <>f great destruction generally by the floods. The allies have returned to the Chinese Government the warship Halyang flagship of Admiral Ylh which ws* taken during the bombard merit of Taku. A bloody affray la reported from a Chinese village 15 miles from Klanx SI. where Protestant and Catholic converts quarreled and came to >low> with thr result that 30 Pro testanta were killed. HE HEADS THE LI8T. quiry ! HronKlyn « Offktn Alco English cement manufacturers, finding their trade threatened by the American product, decide to adopt the Yankee meth««l« and machinery. The Southern Pacific railroad now has 1*5 engine» cquippi'd for thr burn ing of oil as fuel. It takes 21 barrels of oil to run a locomotive a day, but the coSt is siusll compared with coal. TEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS OF OREGON. CoamwecUl sad fiaawul ttappsalag« ot Im por«««,« A Brel Rit te H lb« Growth sad lwp*uc««moti of th« Many InduM'MI Dwewibout Our Ttolvtag I««amaawtalth La<«>< Mariti Ripari. flop picking baa begun In aeveral Or ag t >wr-la Another molest has been fll.-d In tbe Tillamook timber land case. Cattlen en fl rod about 100 «h«<a Into a l-and of sheep in Eastern Oregon Important changes will be nsmto among the Irafllc men uf the O R A N. Railway. Hop picker* are said to be very ’ scarce In many sections of the Wll- I lametta Valley. Richard Downey has b««n appoint- I e-l nwrahal of Vale, vlca Robert I Dr spar, resign«*!. Construct!«»* of the Ijvkevtow Silver luvke telephone line will be begun ‘ about September 1st. A band of counterfeiter's captured at Huntington had one- of the most i complete outfits ever found. A branch ot the Hons of Ht George has been organised by the British' American < Itltens of Marshfield. A dead Infant was found In a mill race al Halem. but the preoence was •xptalowd satisfactorily to the cor oner. W. H Walker’s thr«-«hlng crew run Are days on spring grain and aver- aged 263* bushels The largest run in one day »«« 3100 bushels. That la something big, and Mr. Walker would like to hear of the thresher that equals It. Verne Hopkins attempted to break Jail at l.akevlew last week. Ho re moved three« slats from the jail floor with an Iron bar. making an aperture through which he could pass to the ground beneath the building. Once underneath he pres ceded to dig a trench to the smith end of the build ing and when the hour cam«« for bls escape he woul<! have nothing to do but remove a board from beneath the sills Th* *p*rtttr* In th* Boor * a covered by a blanket from the bed. and the officer, noticing this, thought It strange Lifting the blanket from the floor, the means of the prisoner's escape was discovered, and a jail break averted. Washington. Aug 29 It ta under- stood that Admiral Sampson la to be represented before the Hchley court of Inquiry by counsel, though the Navy officials say they have no of fi>lal knowledge on the subject, and ¡mint to the fact that the court of Inquiry Is the only body authorised to admit or debar counsel in such cases It may. at tts pleasure, deny tbe person under Investigation the privilege of having counsel present ix-fore the court; or. on the other hand. It may go the length of per milting persona In secondary Interest thr privilege of employing counsel be fore the court. Ho the officials say Prune* arc beginning to move in they have no knowledge offlcfally of the retention of counsel by Admiral earnest nt The Dalles. Ram|»cm but privately It Is admitted The Jm-ksonville public school« 1 hat >i< • x; t - to so n-pr> ' will open S«'|>U-ml>< r 2. Thr Navy Iw-partment today A race meeting will probably Is- through Captain le-mly the Judge- Advocate of thr court of inquiry, sup held io I’, i. I > I- -n t plied counsel for Admiral Hchley with Th« Klamath county wheat crop a tentative list of witnesses to be will not be as large as it was last year. called before the court by the Gov eminent. The department decline« Ilopgrowera at Woodburn complain to make this list public, but It Is un ot a scarcity of help to harvest the derstood that It contained, and In crop. fact 1s headed by. the- name of Rear The wheat crop of Jackson county Admiral Sampson Horn«- time ago Admiral Schley, tn is turning out much belter than ex sending his list of witnesses to the perte«l. department, included a request for all The Sherman county Horae Fair the ofllcera of the Brooklyn The dr partment replied that a number of Association will hold a fair at Wasco the oflli era of tbe Brooklyn would be sonic time this fsll to encourage tin’ breeding of gissl horses of all kinds. on the list prepared by the depart nyent. and asked to have sp«-< Ifli ally The tirat crop of alfalfa in Klamath named the Brooklyn's officers he de ha» been cut ami cared for. The sec sired The Admiral responded to day through Captain Parker, of his ond crop, which will I»- cut next counsel. Hr gave the- names of the month, promises to l«e much larg«-r prlnc lpcsl offierra of thr Brooklyn, and than the first. also of seven petty officer*, Includ The following «cliool« in Polltci-un- Ing the quartrnnastera who were at the wheel during the action off Sau ’ ty are without teachers and in each i case » good one u a ant« .I Concord. tlago ; Lincoln, Bri«lg*j«ort, an«l the primary FLOOO OF OIL IN TEXAS. ! department at Falla City. Nicaragua and Co'ombla promise not to mix in the Isthmian trouble. Itothw hllda deny any knowledge of the retvnt reported combine In cop- R*T. Asoctwr Gioh«r it Golf« bild Great Danger Tinplate offl. lais deny that negotia la C mi of fwa. tions are under way to settle ths strike. Beaumont, Tex., Aug 2» - Two msn The worst epidemic of plague In are dead and one- of thr largest oil years is now rampant In parts of gushers In the world Is going ab»<> lutely wild, utterly defying tbe me Canton. China. chanical skill of man to slop it One hundred fellows were elected The famous oil field presents tonight to the Association fur the Advance thr possibility of one of thr direst ment of Hclence. calatnltlrs which ever visited Tris*, General Fabius M. Mead, a veteran should Are Join force with thr gush Tomorrow the gushrr will still of the Civil War. ami a friend of era Itogan. Grant and McClellan, is dead. be spilling Itself on the prairies and flooding the country with oil. While two men were out hunting James Smith died trying to shut In Montana, one mistook the other off the gusher, and John McDnnlela for a bear and shot him through the dl«l trying to aave Smith Both heart. showed great heroism The wild The French Minister to Turkey has gusher to In the Hogg Swayne syn left Conatantlnuple, which act dicate tract. breaks off friendly relations between Bock Bindery Gw'« Strlks. the two nations. Chicago, Aug 29 All the girls of E. C Westfall, chief of the money the Bookbinders' Union employed by order bureau at Havana, will be the W B Conkry Company at Ham prosecuted for criminal carelessness tnond. lnd„ numbering about 2S0. In allowing 11.000 to l>e stolen from struck today boause their officers, blm. who had t«-en discharged yesterday, Trouble has As a result of litigation over min were not reinstated ing < lalms near Cape Nome a niob of been brewing since Saturday, when 70 masked men attacked the holders an Injunction from the Federal Court of some claims and fatally wounded prohibited the workers from picket ing or holding mass meetings to In one man. timidate nonunion employes. B. F. Joesey, United States cus toms Inspector at Tucson. Arlxona. Hsrwu Will Tsk: ths Slump under arrest for smuggling Chinese Cleveland. O, Aug 29 - It Is an Into the United States, was killed by the accidental discharge of hta re flounced authoritatively that much of volver while looking for chicken Senator Hanna's time during the state campaign will be spent on thr thieves on his own premises stump, especial attention 1*1 ng given The United States gunboat Machias to the rlccae counties. Th«- Senator is at Colon. returned home today much rested after a week's trip up tbe lakes, and A large sugar beet crop is expected will leave tomorrow for North Solon, is Houtlicrn Washington. where he will speak to thr annual re M ichae) Berry, a noted Colorado union of the Western Reserve Asso ciation burglar has bm-n arrested. Preserve«! Irtiils, in a state fit to have been eaten, have Iw-en taken from the ruins of Herculaneum. U usi I hmu ol Ws« Tuag Scmpton Will fl* a Witassi st th« Schley In Prince Chun's mission will be hur ried to Berlin. ...Horseshoeing a Specialty... FIUKAV. sEPTEMBEB «, Gtttin* Arm« from Am*««.« 1»HH. SHIPMENTS OF ARMS. Pro vuu a. G L. VINCENT. Prop. Shaving .......................... 15 ernia Hair Cutting ....................... 25 “ Shampooing.................. 1$ “ Bath. 2$ “ COUNTY. OKEOON, BOXERS AOAIN DRILLING. THE WORLD. Only First -G am Shop in th* Gty LINN Portland Markets. Wheat — Walla Walla, nominal &fIKyC j«er bushel, biucotciil, Sfitgt* ; 57c; valley, Mtyta.W. Flour—lawt gra«l< • (2 41503.50 |s t twrrrl. graham, 42 fill. Oat*—<•)«!, |l libel IS percental. Barley—Feed, (¡.«««a IS..»0; brewing. *15.50 I«er Um. Mllhl Hra *2? |»-r t i n I (lings, *JI 50. «hurt» *2t* chop, *lfi. Hay—Timothy, fliislS; rl««v«i |7«s9 So, Oregon wild hay. (Sidfl j«er I ton. Hutter—Fancy creamery.22 *><«4250; | dairy, lltfflSOc; store, i lot 12c j««r Gotog Is Csatral K sad bauth Amsrka New York. Sept 2 Special agents of thr l’nltr-1 Htatra Government ars constantly watching for tbs shipment at arms from this port, dcaignfd to fall Into ths hands of thr warring factions la Colombia, and tbe Infor mation «»n.erntng the shipments of arms an«i other war materials from here to Central American porta Is sent to Washington In the form of weekly reports It Is said that a report baa lx-en sent to Washington containing the Information that during the wvek ending August 27 these amounts of arms and ctptoalves were nhlppiM from New York to Mexican. Central ami South Am«-rlcan porta. To Mexico—Seven ««»•’« of flr««- arms. It cases nt cartridges and 2». 33d of powder To United Htates of Colombia—2*< cases of cartridges and one Driggs Hcabury I*-pounder rapid fire gun from l*an Atm-rican Exposition (latter weapon not manifested > To Venezuela—20 cases of fire crack era and 42* cases of railroad ma tertal. . To Hanto Domingo—925 pounds of gunpowder. To Uruguay 100 cases of flro crackers. To Argentine Republic—tine ease of flr-arms and five cases of cart ridges. To Central America—One rase of firearms and two cases of cart rldg«». To Bolivia—38 case* marked “wheelbarrows." M«»l Virginis 5>booi Go«« Ttwm a Thorough GREAT NORTHERN DISASTER AT Ths Iowa st Acspehe Washington. Hept 2 The battle ship Iowa arrived today at Acapulco on her way to Join the Ranger In look Ing aftor Am«ri«an Interests on the Isthmus. Dvclartd ths Sink« OH. Pittsburg. Hept 2.- The seven hun dred strikers at the plant of the Mt Clintock Marshall Company, at Ran kin. Pa . met today and declared th« ■trik* off They go back at the terms offered by the company ■ a»d PrMlxal Traimag Washington Rept 3 A study of tbe result* that have been attained at the Indian s< hool at Hampton. Va . gives a fair Idea of what modern Indian edu Twvaty ««gM f«««ghi Can R«» Daws • St««-» cation will accomplish wh«-n conduct G«s«h Io« Siatssa Mil«» and C is»h<d tala ed under the moat favurablo clrcum th« R«sr of a Paswago Tiatn Sfuxk Sst stance*. Tin- Hampton a<h«x»l Is not fwa Io tha Mr««Lag«. Conawniag Many primarily an Indian si hool. but rather on» condu«tc«l In the Interests of th«» ot th« D«ad and llvrng Vkl«ma. colored ra«« Rp«« lai arrangement waa ms«lc by the Indian ttffi. e, through Hpokane 8«-pt 3 - All reports show th« sanction of Congress, whereby ««»< that the wreck on the Great Northern to I'l-<-cd 12* Indian* are educat.-<1 at Rallroaul. 40 miles east of Kalispell this school every year, and for which Mont . »»»S the worst In the road's hD Congress appropriates »Jft.ftt* A study 1 lory, and «.me of the mo«t agonising of the r.-;>.irt of the superintend« *t of In the annals of American railroading th« hool for th«- pant y«*r. Insofar Thirty eight livre were lost and 13 per as It applies tn the Indian students, la sons were Injured Three of the Im rather Interesting Among other facts ' Jurod will surely die, and tbe others brought out are th« following were seriously hurt. There were at th« Hampton school By strenuous and heroic effort 15 ot la at year 119 Indians ,'l girls and 85 the bodies were taken from th« wreck boys. They were chosen from 21 dif ed «ata before the ttamre res« hc-l ferent tribe’s th« Oneldaa of Wiscon them All the other victim* net« « r«' sin and the Sioux of North and South mated Including the bodies of Hup>-r A plan has lnt«-n«tont P T Downs and bln son T Dakota predominating Kirk Downs. lately been devise«! to encourag«« the There la a severe grade near the Indians to kc«-p cows an«! study prac scene of the wreck Two engines had tical dairying A number have been taken a train of 2* freight car» up this grade an«! drawn off to take water. taking special training In tho care of While doing this the 23 cars start«--! cattle and tho making of butter and down the grade The runaway train cheese. dashed down the grad«’ at frightful There will go from the Hampton spee<l ami crashed Into th» rear of s« hool to tho Oneida reservation with west bound pa«s«'nger No 3 near the in tho n»xt year a number of boys an«! siding at Nyack. Huperlntend-nt who have deflnlto p!.»t>* Ul to Downs' private car was attached to th« girt* PULLMAN TURNED OVER. passenger and next to It «»» a day what they wtll endeavor to a> « «»tupllsh coach filled with rallroa-l laborers Th«’ Hampton Institute pursues almtlar Moth«, Bsplol«. of D«nv«r. Ws» Kill«* «ad from Duluth As the runaway train plans with ull Indians adapting the Thr«« Othtr» *«>• Infertd. aped by the switch It struck a caboose work of th«’ s< h«>ol to the special condi and day coach on the aiding, wrecked tion* at tholr respective homes Durango, Colo. Hept 2.— By tho As far aa possible Hampton It made them, ami the fire started from the turning over of the Pullman on th» oil lamps In the caboose Th« point a miniature world where the young west bound Itio Grande passenger where the wild train crash«.I Into the people learn to deal with problem* train at 11 IX this morn I ng Mother passenger waa several hundred feet similar to lh«»*o which they will tnrel In the outald* world. Work In th«- va Baptiste, of Denver, mother superior away and It waa two ami a half houra rious trades is made more an«) mor« before the flames reached the main of Colorado, Was killed, and Hlst«-r wreck. Meanwhlk frnntl« effort» were a part of on« h boy's course. The grad Mary Nora ami llarlcy McCoy, ala«» made to tike out the dead and injured uating class In carpentry ha* taken of Denver, and Pullman Con«luctor The wreck waa piled high and wedged for half a year one half a day each Whan were Injured. The accident oc Into almost hopeless confusion, and in week at bricklaying, painting ami tin «urred at laibato side track about 100 «pita of superhuman efforts the ttniiies smithing; four hours at wiaidturnlng. yards from the high bridge, five miles i burnc«l their way to the wrecked cars six hour* at d-'algiitng small house*, an«! the remain-tor of each week Is . »»t- .if i hama It illroatl m« n ami before the work was completed J. II passengers alike arc unable to explain . Hlalr. colored cook In Mr Down*' car spent at the <arp«nt«-r bench. Th» why th«- car turned over as the train was taken out alive but dlcil In a few shoe -li-partment mail« 3*5 pairs of was slower than usual, the track tn minutes. It was lm|Hs>stt>le to get at shoes; the hart»« »a d«-pari men t flx«*l K« hh I condition an«l there »a» no the bodies of Hupcrlntemlent (towns 58 seta of barn«-»*.; the bricklayers have laid 4M.M0 brick, bealdtui making breakage before th«« a«cldent. The and hl* son car was dragged about 75 feet. Mid« « Mil« « M nut«. on th« grounds. The machine shop Mother Batiste was sitting on th«« • left aide amt th" car turned to th«‘ The runaway tore down the hltl nt right. She was thrown across the lightning sp«-«-d. rounding the most trucks, ami did c«>natd«rable work fur aisle and half way through an open sharp curves at a sp«‘«'«l of 7* niHes an the electric light an-l power plant of window, her li<■<««! and shoulders being hour, where regular trains crawt along llanipti-n <*lty, bevldra building a six Th" draicg«*! between the side of the car With a roar It burst arouml the curve horse power vertical engine un«l the ties. She was dead before and what I* most .remarkable J-I woodworking mm him- shop han built any one reached her. her head tw-lug a split switch. which would have am! sold 727 truck»: the talhir shop split open. Hlster Mary Nora Is hurt turawd It to the sidetrack anti mad« 302 uniforms The m"tiual train ■ crashed Into « the passenger, ing department gives Instru« tlon to No boy serious Harley McCoy was a»le«'p There neither was time nor every student In the school when the jar came. Ills arm atlppeil opportunity for escape, kfr Downs' graduates from Hampton without har through th«« window ami his hand was car and that of the laborers was ing work«*! In wood. Iron and sheet ground off at the wrist. Coaductor «masheil Into kindling wotsl. th«- occu metal, tx-ahlcs having taken a course Whan had his left hip crushed, ami pant* of the private car meeting In In agriculture; no girl graduate* with Instruction In was alio Internally Injured W D slant death The debris am! shingles out having received McDowell, state health Inspector, was and lumber of freight burned like tin woodwork, enabling h«r to mend an«! alMMird the train and cared for the In «1er. Th«’ train crew waa force«! back make small furniture, or without hav Jured at Chama. from It* work of rescue tine man ing I m - cu taught to cook anti serve penetrated as far as th«« private car meals and to make her own dress«** Th««« Min ot WsrMaea Drowiwd. where he said he saw the dead bodies and underclothing. All pupils receiv ed Instruction in agriculture the past Washington. Sept. 2 - The Navy of Mr. Downs and bls eon, and from year. Th« head of the department where he draggcil the corps» of the Department lM»y received a cable year. gram from Captain Cr*l|. of the Al cook in the laborers’ car many of th«’ There ar* three courses In cookliig occupanta were no penned tn that 48 bany, dale«! at Aden, announcing that al Hampton—an elementary one In they could not be r«ache«l mid burned Frank S. hllx nn«l Timothy McCarthy, home cooking for girls who are not while sleeping on the ihio I» deck of th«’ to death before the «>>••« of th«’ aper- likely to go very far in the s« h<x»l, a tators. The Are was so fierce that the Albany last Sunday night, slid over be saved, more ailvancetl class, am! the normal board during the heavy roil of the ves rear sleeper could not course fur poet graduate student« who sel. Captain Craig's cablegram says though It ha«l not left tho track. Its Intend to becom* teachers of cooking. occupants were hurried Into forward he remained In the locality where the Beside* the routln«» of the cooking accident occurred all Sunday night ami cars, which Were pulled ah«-a«l out of « lasses, th« girl* are taught to car« for until after daylight Monday, but the reach of the fire. The flames exteml tho dining room, to set n table proper men were not again seen an«l their ed to tho brush alongside the tra«k ly an«l wait on th« table. bodies could not be recovered On the and burn»«! down the telegraph poles In the sewing department, the atm following Monday George Perkins A wire break follow«*!, which, with n dents show real enthusiasm, and a went overboard and waa drowned His storm greatly retarded telegraphlc spirit of cooperation that 1s striking body waa recovered and will be buried news of the wreck 1 In addition to th« regular sewing ashore at Aden. ««»uraes. classes In basketry and lace TO CLOSE BUTCHER SHOPS. making were ■ <>ndm tod during the forming lh« Now Trait. past year. Th«« head of the depart Chi «ago. Hept 2 Nearly thirty plow manufacturers of the United Htatea were In session here Imlay dis cussing plans for a consolidation of all the plow Interesta in the country After the meeting it waa announced that the proposed consolidation waa practically a sure thing from present prospect* and that about »50.000,0ft* would be represented In the organlta tlon when It should be completed. The recent rise of ton per cent in tbe price of plows and the proposed <<>n«<»llda > pound. tlon Is the rr-sult. the manufacturers say. of an Increase In the price of Egga—I7«s 17 t,«- j«er do/rn. Checae—Full cream, twin«. 11*1 j every kind of material and a nil nous II t,c; Young America, 12tuc j~-r credit system that has prevailed fur yearn. ■ |M«und. Poultry—Chickens, mixed, f.'! tsha Turk«« Censtdtrmg th* C'a m« 3 7.’», hens. *4 5OS*5 .'HI, dre»«««l. 1O< Constantinople. Sept. 2—Th" Tur , lie l««r pOUtMt; spring«, 42.5o«g3 50 kish Minister discussed the French i per «losen ; ducks t't for old. *3 1X4 claims Saturday It Is believed that i M3.50 for young, geese, (.hsfi per full satisfaction will be given Io j doxen ; turkeys, live. b«<4 10c ; dresMsl, France. • |t>«al2lv' l***r pound. Smith« ol OkUhoms Mutton — l.an>l«s, 3lac. grraw; Guthrie, O T., Hept. 2 — Today a dresMsl, bri'« ¡¡er p*-«!««!; sheep. |3 25, gr<»a; dreward, fi-sffl,«- per It«. call waa Issued for a convention in ••’fit» — Grow«, heavy, *.»7S««fl. Guthrie October 12 next of all persons ’ ■ light, ft 75<d5; dressed, 7u|7*>«• jwr In Oklahoma by the name of Hmlth to effe«-t an organisation for annual ' pound. reunions It to estimated that 2000 I Veal — Hinall. fi(|0c; large, 7 Smiths are In tbe territory. #7 i»<* l*r poutnL Bcrl—Gr<X*l top steers, *3 .'Hha 4 OO . Drill«* Inta Dvumil« cows and heifers, (3 25(43 30, drca*«<l Hhamokln, Pa . Hept. 2 - John Hhen- la-ef. fi'^ic'tac per pound. aaky. a miner, waa kill«»! today and Hops—12<414« ja r pounti. several others were badly Injured by W'ool — Valley, 11«413i>c; Eastern an explosion of dynamite at the Hcott ; Oreg mi, B<* 12 Sc • mohair, 24X4 21c |«r abaft here The explosion was canned by a drill accidently running Into a j pound. charge of dynamite. Potato«»—(I««fl 10 per seek. There are MU I-3 millions of men New Tork Aug 29— Information and f>33 2 3 millions of women in this has been obtained by agents of the world, giving the men a majority ot Colombian government, according to IS 1-3 millions. the Tribune, that a vessel now at a For the first time during his pon New Jersey port has been engaged tificate of 23 years Pope l^o rvcently by the Insurgents for a filibustering entertained eight gucsto at luncheon expedition. This ship. It is said, la in tbe Vatican. to carry a part of thr consignment of George W Ranck. one of tbe f«e»l 3.000 rifles, ammunition end men for which General Uribe Uribe telegraph- known literary men of Kentucky, e-l rec ently to Dr A J Restrepo, his i was struck ar««l killed by a lxiuisvills representative In this city I A Nashivlle train at Lexington. EDUCATING INDIANS. KALISPELL. MONTANA V Ï“-- ‘ *• ». • • ’ a * ‘ X • \ # I > » • 1 >1 )> * 5 ..€ Nsw York But. ton Will St« That th« Sunday ment considers that as a training for th«« hand an«! *ye. basketry Is In some r«s|»» ts superior to sewing. b*c*uso New York. Hept 3 The bull hern Inacurat» or slovenly work can readily of New York are determined that the be detected. The study of mathematics Is on« of new state law prohibiting th« sal«« or Each student delivery of meats Sunday shall be en practical character. forced. To this end an army ot 2700 keeps a ■ ash book, showing what the men. all oppose«! to Hunday labor and s< hool owes him for work, what h«’ all eager to aid In carrying out tho owes the school for board, etc , and provisions of the law, will patrol the ea« h month an arcount I* render««! by city tomorrow It will be the largest the »tii'li-nt to the treasurer's office. army ever organised In any city for These two »tat«-mnte should agree, such a purpose and will be under the an«! If they do not, means are taken direction of the lu-nchman'a Aanocla to discover on which aide the error tlon of Retail Butchers comprising 38.- occur*. Article* are manufacture«! by 0*0 men, employ«*! In hut« her shops th« stud«-uts, and th«- «««st of materials, In this city. The butchers cam«- to the time, etc., I* k«-pt of record. Details ronr luslon that the most off- - tlvo for nv-morandutn* concerning trans moans they could adopt to compel the actions on the farm. In the workshops. stoppage of the sale and delivery <«f In the ««itnmlssary and kitchen are meat Sundays was to create a legal sent In for the classes to put In proper vigilance committee of their own The shape. In this way th« Indiana are city has louin divide«! Into dlatrfi ta an«l taught to make practical application of their mathematical education. captain* appointed In each. Thorough Instruction In vocal music I* given to the pupils. Ports R««aa l.'nton l.hart«r<d Law II Strutly tnl<Kt«d. Washington. Hept 2—The Ameri can Federation of Mbor, with hea<1 quarters In thia city, han granted Uto first charter for a general branch of that order In Porto Rl«o. The organ I sat loo In that Island Is treated like any other stat« organisation. N«<ra Mu«u<r«r Tairadilsd. Okslahoma City, O. T,, Hept. 2,— Will Favor*, the Pleree County negro porter, charge«! with the murder of Ml«a Gaxall* Wild, a whit«' girl, start- e<! back to Mlss«sirl today In < harge of officera front that stat« Favors wjll N«w Ortfoa Po»tma«(«rv be bel«l In Kansas City until It 1a con- Washington. Hept. 3.—Oregon post alderod safe to take him to Pierce City, masters were appoint«*! today a* fol where three negroes have sir« tdf been lyn< bed for the crim« with whl« h lows: O. McCleary, at Garrison, vice E. he Is charged. Governor Jenkin* hon Simms, resigned, F. G. Jones, at West «»r«-«l Governor Dockery * requisition today. fall, vice C. W Madden, resigned. Will C<M»oli<lal« (aov«mm«nts Spar» fall Into th« Pewdir. Altona. P*., Hept 3.—At Munson, a Manila, Hept. 2.—Civil Governor Taft return«*! her* today from the mining town north ot this city. Emanu north. He I* pleased with the con el Klnus, a German miner, waa empty dltlon of the part* of the country ing powder from on* cask Into another visited. During hl* trip be establish at hl* home, when a spark fell from «d civil governments at Munlon, lllo hl* pipe Into the powder. The explo co* (Houth ami North). Abra, Caga aion which followed wro« ked the house yan. Isabela, Zamt«al«s and Itocul Hn and hnrle«l the Rlnus family In all dl Intends shortly to amalgamate the rectlons. The father, mother and two provincial government*, abolishing th* : children were terribly burned and All are living, hut their cumbersome machinery of th* smaller mangled. I death I* expected. province*. <* . .«*
