The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, January 03, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextM’K). V VOL THE YEAH KEVIEWEH’ i T»an*. > t»uru*d rj 9 ., r !»«»• . A • « • .. QO TO THV... Keystone Shaving Parlors ■» ■■■ ■ ■ i, SUMMARY OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS OF IWI. TM. BILYEy^ II sfb « I'll 11> A V. i . t n^i 4lii«r4 B/ cal»« op -*oa st Iron M««»iaH. h a Grr«t Brv In Antwerp 4*« |I<J’.«0'«4) da Mange • l>r»tb «< air Walter R*wst4 K <u»k nn« «Ust ■a * ’ * - • *1 3. UH» TM Huck ( «MH0MIV A,r«a, t. Sall 'ROM THE FOUR QUARTERS NO. PRICE OF PANAMA CANAL EVEXTSOETIIEhAY Ja»v»v J A N I \ R V TM»* COLLISION Paris, Ih-c 31. —M l*ampr* iwv • r»t«r<r s^»«we»^«i r»i • K» >*•»«»■*»« «*«•»»• i THE W0RU0. ON Port» NORTH- THE WESTERN AT MALIA. ILL. J IO. SHOW H j « x L a 4< Gtrwuav Pr«parta< to InKraMa Iw «40 000 000 OF GREAT NAVAL KILLEDIX A WRECK 1 Only First Cl am Si Shaving Hair Cutting Shampwxng Halbs LINN COUNTY, Oll EGON, iwiaa H<tl of Wariht^é CallaU. Washington, lhe Ítü,--Tbrgatiivr* i; • la and the presence in •Oahty of many A menean. -■/f’raiich and other foreign !i directing attention to the .«Vio drimmt rat ion Grrniany . Al. «ark gwarsaM 0it rom* Iwing alti* J. W. VOGKI. Specialist for Ri Defects of t n the qui a in S le w <d I . H tie ( Germany ¡wriHMIM'Ut Eire an tl* xilvlA ¡tu» enaw U> ent W4* lis* tl Gvrrn the h »VV I r»«-< al tbrir pl» na for guercing tOMTI « N» Will makr régulai M atrb local col «mm fc BEST Coniine Mouse 1 that th«* ìum proLtbhs er many wi Il l-e thr «■*!al> f a blocks1«’ of \ « ncfurlan t* prevent thr imp«»rtÀtioti ducts into \» n* sur hi. «mi » thr besieg r«l mto aubm&s- lexusla, it iiw mah !, iw cntire- nt on the « utaHlr w« <i«| for ol corn, whiteli is a wtaplr 1 lì•• < »« r j Vvm im lai? « jlpeeted to uocupy »»ne or e mam por tw of Vrnesnvla, a (iuayra i M • avo a.««urui u*rw bave l*en M Vnited Stali*« g«»vrrn- ¡ih.- .. i stion la to Iw ( Alni nnly 1for auch Ivfiglh Mill permit thè coll«'« tmn <»f >»' to th. tirmHinw. thu* J. BEARD %% Nrwly F »mi ThrougtawiL» AVAILABLE Our UHrt >rr «upy 'ird w hrvt thr market« sft>rL^ South of Bndgr. I General Black! Wagoomaken. A COPY Shop Op|«wUw i itYCj states *d Vet ’ in» ! i st Is -'’■m tlulcrtnood that Pr idcnt I Ptadc kowti that he la pf • D> eventuality. There Silence, b«»Wr%»’F, rvW to 11 z mrasiirt*« Venriurla b»i*. th« rr tn m> imiicatu • Idyiug mim's or |>rt'pnni f t*i r»»»iwt an ore u pa I ion 1 j l»r .Mar.u uiln». w hich a |p<»rta that they ar«- j ra ptiMHcmg Again«l wucli p»»w CBil a* the (h rnuiii* cm ♦ar Thr reliance of Vrn |gr• to be OU thr practici Germany will encounte BANK.. 01 CAPITAL ers T STORM IN YEARS OHIO- ¡Cuver h Preaident V’ kc President Caahxr C (,M.,d 1100 000 tu Shipp« Hoe. a grnrral tunklTi^T^it TTfTiTffTF bn*iac*K Loan« made at vurrtnt tali. • nd diati» iatued on principal citie» A. W. HAGEY i 4 ( ■4 n Al kihdt of »««>’■• ri..« m sn4 l-anr-4 i ruiupt:| OREGON. SCIO Corvallis & Eastern R.R. 1 I MX « All 11. V, |»»r % Train »ea*r« Albani *• « «»rialila •• arrives Y»>|Uiua t: f M I* M 4» f . M N «» I , r»l tar till g fV) % M t >■ • 1 I » 1 A ( *1 t - • I ar ate« < >•« alii« I! A M Aft Hrs A iMMJ . U I r M N »» 1. fwr l*»tr«s|t I I rate« Allah’ co A M Arrliss I*etroii u IS I* M N.. 4. I»mlr«nll lv««ea I . i.‘ ? i F M Arti««*« Alban/ i «» r. M Train Jio I arrive« . in Alt«sny __ In tim« ___ to mniirrt wlih Ihr a I' «<ulli l«ain<t train. ». aril •• »Hin, !... <>r ihr«. hMir. In Allan, lafor. 4. i-arlui. «4 « r uorih h«»in<i train lot I*<>rtian4 Traiamo 2 r< unM-i. «uh Ih» « e Wr«i »14« Ira . ali. «. • I r m r -r li<.|«|, I-- • r N. Xlanvlllr a»4 »II c-'inl. i>"'th l«> I .. ’ »’,4 *I>W IN aloNg. M.ua»«i J tt KNFIt. Acvnl. A -tan, EAST AND SOUTH VIA rw M ) A Shasta Route F>»* »♦*»«♦ •»» it*<it* ap «,*««•,. «»»»»» • H I 4 Inwugur «tl<«n I of • ni v • In Ut II rd & Thlrty n»r» » » Fft tu drwtb i a r>M»»l a« U >• «•* a »»i i ll rwelve p ifljurrd t*y twd rr i» n •> 4<y. I «•»- «« • Il « I*. 1< rl.-t. )ra Irsi t.y lire-«! Urto» llarriMB 13 l»r«n» <»r TI Pw r»hlfi (krirurtlu Bre a t Ch< hy bj Gen n cimi Aguiowk Frewt Fnnetr»« T« rwa.l»« st him. |H-atb a«f Cbarh tir M i»»« N I’«ratti f < UlOrtilsn 4 t«r I. 5 «'bina f’-t «e» to «¿<n veniteti 6 Japan iiwu.a uiiioi U. L‘<«u «taiue nave1 !t CutMia Cuaatlmt tert« Piati amrnduirut VaBMHI 1i» luit!«*) war Iowa Coatn»<»tea Agulón «lu !••«««! 2M t a prevale a tr» I •« I u4 tbe la i»hl-». I*rna»y van a. Virginia» X» Fifty |»rrw4»na kilb-J by rtpls nr«r Frankf- rt G«ro»«nî •«f.» i*re»ldrftt M’ Klnlry »tari OB I ü< irip through tbe «u«tn<ry. >’ «y. 1. Opening of Tan A inerirai Go« l'irtrtrh of Nr‘.f«»ia i« tu««ir ( olir») (i’iStr« Beuau»i rrawuF, G«v Kaiayr X Hurning uf J<« k*>t»«li!r, Clvi g . » «■ M« B .f U N I- . k ptr»b|stit «»f C rvr'«a4. «f Meati .i I ■ I î oprlird lu MrUwurn» ht I». kr are! York i’wuh* in Wall «tr Il Bteanirr Peder« h g »r» do •h»ul eti ml «*« n«»rtb of Ginttd 15 l‘r«**i'l« ut • t«»ur broken kt Âlnlrj '• »S 1- U» ! ’hw •• 1<1 Ulet In A«t«4ny, N Y. («n J Gag. H Iteeth <•< “ Iteath uf Edwin 4 Grand llaelil«. Mb h te Launching Frw oa*t»<*«« Je Tan 4m*r■<•«« F lptedtteg formsUr d*»l irat«»l Fifty tu «u«Mtkd ma« «tu'»t» g« «o un strike l»r«th of Q« b Fit ataba r«»rter.... Ih*«!b ’»f ft < 1 h«« A h-mtr| 1 *• XI Wrwi oí «Ir Ihuua» Ijptott'» ysrht NhatnriM-li II , . . Au|r|«|r oí llr«wct. a«*«««;D of Kluf I llwnUs-Ft «»f Its.v XV b »<*stb «»f rtOov. j-hn It Tins- p. >»f i i 1 H«' :« Istami, wltb • tvw Il u». r •*s Gala «>n gF««i l«be« si«*aMrr Itaítl ■K»F» «ink». 12 11««« í-»*t Brtrtily mÍD»r» hli:«-4 bf r»pi«a» a lu Lug >*h c*»l i ry js Cuban tumruU'U «4opt» l’.stl réso lution. HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR. Tram« >svs w r«t Melo for Forllsnd and way Work Com|itet«*«t al a Coat. A|«t>ro*i- •faiion« st Io a m G«« • fur Albany al 3 u matrix, of MyOOlMMIOv F •_________ Thr government hlalory of the t’lvil War h». Anally !•• • n • •mp!> t<-.l »n.l de Pewvr« Fort larvi »Va m . T p m. lhrrr.1 to lh"w entitled, under the law. Alt>nny It tep m . Hi » p tn Arrlvtr« l«hian<! xt a m . Il H' a m to Mn-elvo It. It 1» •» iuilinoae Work *s. tamer.!«« % >• m , 4 Ai a m and c*>n«i«ta of lift voluuiea. nine and a •• san Fmarinen 7 4i p m . • I.) a. m. •• ogdm *• 4) a m . 11 «4 a. m. half inehr» long. *ix and a half in-Io « lw*n»rrta m.sam wide, and averaging over two in. b<-a m •• h mui » ity ? £• a nt , • » a tn, ■Icklteaa. - < birag” T-45 a m » Vi a. m *• I«»* Angele« I Ja p m , 7 a m In ad.liliott to the text, there are «»< •* FI l*a«u • p tn , • p bi eral atla.ea containing map» the mill •• p,-rt w «rib *»»• m.aiDp m •• City <»( M»-« i.o • »*>am,B »«a m tary operation» of the artniea ** H<»u«b>n4a m , 4 a tn The gigantic work haa coat the gov •* New oriran« «¿'»pm « ¿A a m eminent, »•-«•«irdiiix to an official state •• W aahttigi«»n 4 4J a m , « 4.» a m •• New Vori I.’ 4i p m l*’ U p m ment. ».■ <«■»..■•11 Hi. not roaming the sal- •riea of army offierra detailr-l from dm-* FnlUwsn BBd Tourist rare or» 1 th train« to time to duty ronue* ted with the pre ( hair rar« B bt rantsnU» to Ogden «»4 gl Faso paration of the work. The total cost 1« and tourist r«rw I*»« h>rag”. M la»ul» New or-’ probably over M.i»»vT»»i About l'di»»> loans stri * saLlngtoB C»nnrri ng ai Htn Fr«nri«r»> w|ih «everte seta of thia work hate tieen printed and Il nr« ter Honolulu. Japan, «kina, Philippin«». di«trtbute<l to libraries amt ittdlvldoala. < antral and R» oth America •»« Mr« M r W.wwlmanorr «gmt at Wrtt Mr«. Lila Ida Booine 1« going to Mt. ki« Malica, or add'*«« Joseph. Mo. to remain with bar mother c Il MARKIIlM. A«st «.et» Fgt A r>w <gt for •> iad«-Aulte period Fur liso J. or. * Two masked men entered the oilier 14 Urx-rF« K«wt idverpw of the Alw’rnathy furniture factory »1 t»f«-nk% muslai SI two 4«mag«*. 1“ J P Sciiti» » !>••*«•.. i'Trs'-lrüt of I • .Henworth, Kan..and got awn; with U irmutt rburrh. i* I'vitb f vi <« t Job . M. ri;lst»ur/, of the tri-wr« kly payroll of I' mmi . M » Miti». Argentina and Chile have signal a ?! |lurg!«m iuunr-1 trn4«-r build ng and l»roto< <»l t<» submit their differenc»* to r ’> Ch 4 » !• - • • f lîl.'Go ih «t«t»p« ..T B K > i ü uf go- >l p«< klug pistil «t Arbitration of <ir«at Britain, »ml that 11 s tuitiuiwt» ihd. * . i • 4«- country ha« signified its willingness '.'4 Mart« • Ui’/Mt l’hl • I«- ; h « t >rn lut» h >4»e uf to gerVC. Huât. avi .aie »b Á Ca. *M. F* nirtewn persons bll'-rd In rars war In The first torpedo boat built by Rus \V«»bin<tun t |*«ri«b. L« i • (mctitlrrn • ut!- i. f !.. n F. C«u!g •««. sia nt the new Port Arthur navy yard uiu*-I* r»r • f l*rr-■>.!«• nt M hitd« /. in a mircrs*. Thr I m mt haw drvclo|M*d a mean B|>erd of -7 lw knots on her \t»tr miter. I I’ » *• •:<■«> ti ..-»<»■ f «»m llrltlwh trial trip. rrtnmtnl station, u«-«r Cape Town. RobLrr* < nt< nd the Chicago House ? i ,o»r uf l*nn Aturriran Ltposltlon at Buffate. Wrecking Comjmny'« building, Iwinnd I rr-.- t» t •?. *cl«r (brrr Turkltb ports and gagged two watchmen and bl< W Mhylrftr. • •«. I • 'f ............ •Beet Ion« tn *e«4»rsl H'atra. often the safe, They took $33 frmii l‘.af •f 1.1 H 4 «'b.-iftf Ih-sth of the watchmen, The amount taken Ksir e Grre ■naw«y. I ragli «h srH«t N. Turk .» * ■ a-4»-« to 4rni«Dl« of FrAD S. from thr safe war not large. heath of Mo'hrr H rkrf.tyk«- 1 • Ir» - st IhoiU»«, U Vs, 4<-«tr/a €2 The Cons«.!idabd Implement Com pany an«l thr Cot>pvrativ< Wagon 1.1 B»a Kris and Machine Company, of Salt I«nkr. IMinirf.tr treat/ >I<U‘4 In two of the largest establishments of I* Waal their kind in the West, have be« n consolidated. I hi* new concern w ill Iw known a" th«* Consolidate! Wagon ill Il»..-rYFh »«FEM <’«-BtFS A Machine Company. it* capital I >u« «gatti»! Iht< rNfsnvs «I Stock has l«een tiled at $1,500,000. ?ll |t t a t a Ip owhTH In l*rtFMlt kliis n Half a million Germans are unem (M-mrna and Injur«-« man/ ttiort •fj llorrtt* r «mil un Waba«h n««ir Ben ployed. er« Ml b . wo lt!!|rd Turku threaten to eipel Americana -!■» Irrrj* M«'GterB kbockad out by "Ì'mt tut“ C»«rtM»tt, from Syria M iwtnl Ihm teat tn ferryt*oat eollitluo in M ab Frau*~l»**w tin/. The Schley court of inquiry haw I wen dheohrd. three m her, 3 Fifty tw-trt ti! h t'oiigr**«» «M»ruibl*s ...» Argentine («topic are pn ¡Hiring for OprtiiiHt uf ihr t h«ri«-»t>>n Kipo«ilion. war a ith Chile • ÎX Marroni «iguala fr« in Comwnll, Cu Forty-five live« were lost in a fire in glaud. Ml John«. N I without Wirr« 13. M« m-btey bl«*)f‘ ruQH court «>f Imbuir» !(• rr a Mexican town p - t • ¿ M ’■ ■ Mr* L- U l»U tofln« ■«-S|«*ittr4 >«f Iklilliig _ Jour» S I - Germany thn*atrna forcible mras II |*I« m *«| s • «♦«••- I« •• Ufe sud great ihtuÄfr in New Y«»rk. _ f*<*nn«y Iterila and urea «gainst Vem*«ucla. Mot Vlrvtnln __ Fatal wrrvk •*n I Illa--is Thr luittlrahip Indiana has Iwvn Central ll«llw«r n«-*r Horbford. III IX IH-* I II uf Jaahn Mw int<>n, N«-w Turk ordered to 1-a Guayra. Venexucla er«»n<»iul«t. !»’• Il*/ rautirrf«»te treaty Fatffl.Nl __ __ _ by Governor Crane, of Ma«*4chuM*tt«, Menât* . I*e«lb wf G«»» G Ft-gory, of Hbud«* haa U-en olTrrt*! thr treasury |«»rt- |«laad IT Pnttftnaster General <*h«rie« Ktnrry fol io. Mmith rv» gì»» fn»m Catdnet sn«! Henry C lo nrrwl Mile« has Iww-n reprimand l*aytt*. of W Iw •»«•In, app Intra! |<> au» <-er«l bim. rd for noddling in the Hchlry contro C'iBgte*« adj tunta f.»r holiday rrerna versy. Told In a Fra, I.lnra. Panama canal shareholders want to Si Lini, polire are eiigsgrd :ti a war •ell their property to the Vnitetl o« thè poni rnoms State« at any price. The I iute«! M’ate, Superni. Court Mon the Sew*retary lx»ng haa approve*! thr day look a me», uatil Jan. tL findinga of the majority report of tlie A Flit..*»») Are occtirred in Ih. busi* flehley court of inquiry. ne«« «r< tiou of |*»wni*e, <> T K diiijuhhi ’ i application for an in- W II. It -grra. a rallmad man, was kill- quiry into thr question of who com- ed by a traili al ItlaiknrlL O. T. I.ida for a site foe a nrw rounty court mamli-d the Santiago a* j tied roti haa hou.« st Lawrrnro, Kan . are aakeal n.r. lieen den ini. Topeks. K»n. wa» «7 yesra uld thè otber dsy. ami tbr anniverasry waa duly eelebralnt. Tbe l*o.tma.ter General ha» or lend Ihe i oUMtlidation -«f thè poatoIBce. ai Km pire City with Galena ..n.e, Kan««. "BmMev.lt al San Juan lllll" la hi b. tbe aulì)« t of a palnting by Sao.iii t.r rat barin, a R<ia«ian paiuler of batti, seenea. The Pop. wlll n»t «end a di-lmtailoa tu attrnd thè . -ronation reremonie, of King Llwanl \ II . a. hi. botine.« was not notlAed of tbe King'» acceMioa tu tbs ili roue. I , .I.««.. , I «*•»». a •«U. m «*' «••»»•«» 5Ä»«« wa. I'oinmudnrv at \i ra I'rua when .Maximilian »»» exi-cub-d by the Ri publican army of .Mriu-o, and c imi- inanded the cruiaer Haxnacu» May S IHtH, 111 action with thr relw-l ram Albemarle, III the »ound» of Nor til t'arolilia, and defeated the rnm. He wa» the author uf “Naval Duties and l>i»cipline. " M BRIDE SWORN IN Stw Governor of Wàshington T«k<» Orth of Offne Cartsnowy was Bn<f Olympia, |hv JH.—Al 1 49 o’clock thia aftrrnon, Lieutenaant Governor Henry G. McBride became governor of the state of \S anhington Thr oftth of oilier was administered by <’hi» f Justice Reavis, of the supreme Court. The inauguration, if sin h it might be called. t«M’k phot- in th« supreme court room, and wit neM»rd by a numltrr of state officials ami friend« of the new governor. Br yond the adrniniatering of the simple oath of office to sup|M>rt th«* constitu tion, ami |<*rform the <luth-n of the office <»f governor to the U-«t of his ability, thr ceremony was brief. At its conclusion thr members of thr supreme bench and state ufficiala anil fro nds of thr governor pr»**«<l for ward and wished his sure« ■»*. each shaking him by the hand Governor M«‘Bridr was visibly afTi-rtrd, bring unable to res|»on<l Io a single one of thowr who shook his hand, while it was noticed by all that there were tears in Ills ryra. Aoidtnl at a Mina Shaft. Hartahorn, I. T., iMr. 31 — At shaft X<>. 1, of the McAleater Coal Com|mny here tialay, while the cage was aacending with eight tin II, it jump»! its guiding« about KM) feet from the bottom of the shaft Hix out of the eight men wer<- killed. Tiny were caught la-twren tin- cage and tlie hunting», and their Isnln-. drop|*«l to thr Inittoni of the »haft. All the killed were Russian», Coal Tram Ran Away. Ji^MMALand*th«ui?fu i?g ve"^ int« well, lifter G ing hark'd with Io Their assailant« thru hili'll up w«‘l! with I o «* h ‘ earth. One of band, who wam brought to trial, senti nrcil to hanged. Another native |«»1 iceman met in« death al thr hands of an outlaw band in thr barrio of San Antonia Laguna province. The outlaws were lying in anibuah awaiting thr passage of a ¡>atroi of three policemen, ami upon th«*ir approac h thr waiting Filipino* sprung out ami raptured one of the three A fi w days later his Laly was found in a nrighlmrmg river, weight- cd with heavy rm-ks and showing wounds through Ins heart and in In» nrck. Two of the nieml.-ra of the outlaw IhAnd who were capture*! were nrtiU'ncrd by a military commission Io la* hanged. l w«» FlhpUl -« who’’t.-> k ¡>art in th« tiitinh r of an unknown native ac cused of iM-ing an American *py, l«r- h«ading the l«*ly and burying it in the my of Manila, were sentenced to I m * hanged. Another outlaw band sriicd a na tive man and woman for no ap|M«rvnt motive «nd killed them by striking them with clulsi on tlie I sack of their m cks. •r. H. C , D«c. 30.—The in for aevrral yea «r. «truck at midnight 1« «i tiijtht y Great and continued all day damage was done, «'»(w'cially i to sfilali shipping, th«* total !<*« I«*i ■Illg «wti* mail'll at a I xhi I * ll »),<» » >. Th« steamer Aoi rang), coming in from Australia, lay in Engli»h bay all night and got her aucliur T Olli of till* Canadian Pacillc cable to V intona, the end of which i» now t • Hit. The cable station waa wrecked 1 by the storm and logi piled again.t It ’ The bark Mirai.Ili Sul.- «en •IraKRisI her anchor acroaa the ha rlair ami went hroadsidp agamal the lla..tuig« Hhe broke t he copper mill wharf. •heat hi ng over her low«, hilt I HO hob-« were stove in her. Thr G w)W of the steamer Active was carried wharf and the vrsarl coin damaged. Fifteen small went adrift and were moi damagnl. M r«<kage has Iw-eti pick the gulf, including s«?v»ral i Alawk a Packing Company n mark«-il ’’Todd, Icy Pa«*« ” I h«-*«* are thought to U* either from a south l«ound »Alaska «teatner or from thr Mainiandrr The latter Im** not arrived ami there iw no news here as to whether she left .Settle on time or not. BLIZZARD CAME SUDDENLY On« flundrtd lives Lost. Tangier«, Morocco, Jan. 1. — A water spout han burst over the town of Kiffc .Monwco, It can*«»1 the gr« at"«t hwto in the «pare of 12 hours, sweeping everything into the sea. A hundred person* are reported to have bu tt drowned. Then nr»* no Euro- (I'ans among thr dead. Thr damage to Hafir is rm>rm«>us. Two Wr«<ti la AJafana. Ofwlika, Ala , Jan I —Taro freight wnvk» •«■»•urrwl on tin- Western Rail way o( Alalwina last night, within 30 miles of each other, on areount of the heavy rain», which fioodeii the track, raining two iinl>ankinvnta to give way. One man wan kill»!, three injured ami th» |>ro|>erty Iona in heavy Soar, llbar.laJ Bninh PrHwwrr. S,-ranton, Pa., fee. ,'K> —Ju»t before day break .thia morning an Ontario A i-ntrru tram of 50c< al car», drawn by a I'*' ton engine, ran away on the hill between Preeton Park and Star light, wrecking the whole train anti killing four <■! the hand». The train wa* running Ml mile» an hour. Lindon, Jan. I.—The war office haa rexieived a di»|>atch from laird Kitchener, dated Johanneaburg, aay- ing that the Rriti»h prisoner* cap tured when the |lo« r» alle« ••«»fully rtinhed Colonel Firman*» camp at Zr-efontein, have Imen lila-rateil and returned to Bethlehem. Mxlsy Dr»p« th« Subfret. Tli. new <><rinan in»|>rcti<>n law will become i-tTii'tiv. as n-Runl» Im* N» W York Her 31 —-U hilr h» wag port«*<l tneuta. April I, 1WJ. drawing his pay nt at thr the «ton »ton kr|i ke|.« r'a dcpartinrnt at thr Rn.iklyiv navy Th. coat of whiuila for Indian cliil- yard, Edgar Stanton Maclay »aid in ■In ii to tin- govi rnmi’iit was «2. an interview “.Now that I have 525 in ItKJD Tbe rnrollment was read thr letter of President Proctor, M.M1 of thr civil srrvicr commiaaion, I Dr. I’awch. warns the rrichataj{ that shall let thr wholr matter drop The the I'mteai State, is German)''» moat third volume of my history ha» lavn dangerous trade enemy «nd urge» de reviaril and so far as I am eonrerned, fenaiv. mrwautea »gainst thr "Amen the Mam|*onSchlcy incident la can peril. ” clooed ** S> w York, J»n. 1. — Inatcad of »ail ing for tin- l'nitnd the day af ter fhri-tni»», »i> planm-d. the l>au- iah man of war Valkyru-n remain» at anchor in the harbor of Ht. Thoma». I>. W. I., under onier» from the gov ernment at Copenhagen. Th» viait of the Valkyrie now, aaplannrd acv- eral month» ago. and the announcent that it haa lieen |»ait|M*ned i» con veyed in calilegram» ju»t rrceivrd, The |»iat|<inemeiit i. indetiito. V,m o( bamth War.hip Po.tpwwd M<l<ns, Mont , Struck by a Storm W riho ut W arntnf. Helena, Mon? . (tec. 31) — A atomi «truck Helena thia luorning with a atiddrnniNM that wa« startling. An Ap|*arrntly calm, warm morning was transformed in »Ini'nl a twinkling into what was a howling blir/ard. A few minute« l«rforr thr storm •truck many noted a peculiar cloud «ffret in thr valley. A hngr cloud, ■h»|w'd like a gr»at mountain, ItMulen in color, reaching from thr valley of Prickly Pear to the vaulted dome above, swept up thr valley, rrsemb- ling in many rrsperta the cloud that usually means a tornado m other «tat» • M hen th» cloud r< .ede d Helena it proved to t>r th* advance guar»! of a hlinan! that struck thr town with thr fury of « genuine North Ihikotu cr«*«tion. The snow d«*a<*rndt*«l rapidly while th«* wind raged. Thr storm last'd ahm««t an hour, and since then there has l«trn a high wind. Thr storm came from the northwest and was general over Western and Central Montana. Tornado at Ns^4<i. R<«me, !••<•. 30—A torrmdo |»t over Nn|»lt <* t<xlny, rutming ««*n«Hl»*r- al»lr ilaniaK«*. A wonmn »as k i II m | and .30 (M-mons wrre injured. .Many building* in thr surrounding country were demolished and a ronaHlrrnble amount of railr<»ad pro|N*rty waa <!• • •iroyod. The tornad«« and the aulrse» qiirnt floida eaus«-d the !««•• of several Ilves A ri-metrry at N»|»h«» wa« washed away.