The Santiam news., January 17, 1902, Image 1

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Keystone Shaving Parlors
Siu-. «ng
Hau Cutting
Stumpcxang
Bath.
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
J. W
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Likely I» Pro«« .< InUr.tl I» Owr Many
Kuikn
A family '»I »eve«i j»-ri»l,e«l in a Buf­
falo flr.-
VtMiH.
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Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
I Oltî I IMI», Olt
Will make rranlar trips to Keto.
W »trh I..cal column lor dste ol visits
in
thr i»urLr
t'ruker ha» r«-tir««l
•hi|> ot Tammany
Mitriteli may ---ur.
tl.«- Philippin«' ta-lff
»nuil!|»«x
nealifl.atkoO* of
An extra »r«*i««n ••«
lrgl*l»lure ha» l»'«-i> call«»t
Commercial
House
The ITiryenne Imitali Isuub
M -titana liave l»’-ti .piii't.'l
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Wirel«-»» t«'l<vra|.liy i» likely 1« l .tir
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Newly Furnished and Relttted
The« mghtnat ..<* > >
Oue libici are auppbrd « uh ths
beu the market* afford.^Yi^
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CAPI I AL, $20,000.
J. W. Gam««
TT. A. Ewing
K Shrüon
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Cash irr
Bear« .1 crucial hanking and exchange
loan» made at cunrnl talc«
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NO.
Itwlffd Mat«! \M>»*a< That
LhaM teat »a 1< a < v < tei th &>««'«.
TtMS OF
Russia Is determim'd to hold onto
Man. hurts
Governor Hha* »ill su<«<■« d Set r<-
tary Gag«* January 2-5
New York has appropriated I'.ouo-
to r’*pr«-»'-nt that state at th«* St Ixtuii
fair
Relation» between Am«*ri«ans, Brls
tsh and Russian» at Niu t'heaiig are
»trained
Manila. Jan 14
M-d'eal author!
ties h-rr aarert that a t onalderable
portion of the branching down among
Amrri. an realdenta of the Phlllppin«-
laland»
1» duo to boni*al> kneaa
Newapaie-ra uf Manila ar* urging the
I'nlted State» Philippine Commission
to mak<- an appropriation fur • daily
cabled news aervlce from the t'ntt««l
Stat*«, thus bringing Amvrlcans here
la clxmer touch with their bom«« life
A majority uf the local paper», »ever
al Army offli' rea. civil off!. lai» and
others, have promlM-d aulì», ri pt Iona
to help m««-t the cable toll» for a
new» aervlce of 100
thr«« n month»
An amount »uffici.-nt
words a day
to cover the toll» for 7p word» a day
has al ready lx»<'n tubacribed
It it
hojx'd that thin naw« »»rvlc«* ran ta
begun January l&
It will hr drv<Hr<1
to Amrrhan nwwt ri< lu«lvaly. The
(Jovernnv nt hat ofT»-r*Mi tn
n<*w*
hullrtltia frrw* to all (wilnta t»u th«’
military wlrea
Con>m4aai«»n«r Bernard Mowr» band
of th*- f»apartment <»f Public Inatru»
tlon for th«» lalanda, baa delivered an
addrwan to th*’ teacher* of Manila. In
• hl< h he particularly urged the <<»n
tlnurd ln»t ruction of Ki li pl no cblMn»n
in Kngliah
Ik »aid the nwmbera
of thr wealthy farmer rlaaara were
mailing a great mlatakr in »ending
their children to Hi»anlah achoola aa
f».
■
, « tit
» • ■ i ' I? f -
at ruction would injure their position
and standing in the Ifilandw. which
would
Inevitably and
indinwoluhly
Ixitinit a portion of the Atnerhan na
tlon
Thr nrwa rerivrd from ItatHngaa
Province is cheerful
The eipe^dition
to I x >I hk > in Katanga» haa br«n l
cotnplvte aucceaa. The i-olumnt under
Colonel* Wlnt and Well* have dea
tr»>)«1 a large number of tmrra« M and
hamlet* and enough ration* to keep
20 non Filipino* for frtt month» There
waa not a alngl«* American caaualty
during the entire expedition
Th**
enemy tied beforv th«* American»,
tneany of th* m were killed an«l *<*v
»•ral aurrendvrvd.
HAS MADE
Thom«« I
Park«*. ol
A RECORD
Allori», Oregon.
Saved 16 People in Lail Thr<< Year.
«MrtiAl and f «an. lai ffappamn*« H Im
p«*tam«
A tbrtl R«v4»w ot ths <»»owlh
and l-np»ev«m«»t, «4 th« Many Iti4u«<>rt«
ThroMghMi Owe Thrivmg t <*»«iHM>*«»lth
LtUM Markst Mi peat
Navigation on the Yamhill river ban
been < lo*ed to Lafayrtte
A fine body of ctnnatur ha* boen
discovered In Joaepblne county
The t'lataop county tax levy for
tt»ol ha» bwwn fixed at 31 mill»
lain« county court ha» tiled the IMI
tax levy for that county at 34Ly milk
The Oregon State livestock associ
at Ion met al Salem and eb-ted ■ ffl
cere.
Polk county'» treasurer ha* leaned
a call for warrant» Ia»u«-<1 prior to
October «, I*»».
Captain Walter Lyon ha» resign« I
ht» position a* captain of Company K
Fourth regiment, <> N. G
The new flouring mill at Wasco ha»
started
Power la furnl»he.| by ok
til,-tty obtained from .« plant on YVhlt«
river.
The entire debt against Pae Iflc col
leg.-, at N«-wb«-rg. ha» le-etl paid off
and the Institution la In a pro.perou»
condition.
Should Germany I h - »uc< «-»»fill ’n
obtaining money du<- her from V«i*e
Fuels. France «ill try to obtain pay
Thoma» I
Astoria,
men! of French «lalms
ker. night clerk at the Parker Hou»«*.
Another Boer laag«'* guarded wliob In thl» city. 1» gaining quite a r««pu
ly by women, ha» fallen into ti.»
During the
A large num tatlon as a life saver.
hand» of the British
past three year» h«« ha» bo«n »uccea»
ber of cattle were taken.
The population of the entire Unit**! ful In rescuing sixteen p*x>pl«« who
had fallen into the river. The hotel
State« I» A4 233,089
1» liM-ated directly on th«- water front
The llorr Unse» up to date have an«l many times during the daik
been twice aa heavy >« th.- British
nights of winter, person» have fallen
A Southern I’aclfi«' train at llou» overboard, either from the wharf or
ton Texas, ran down and killed two th«- rallroa«! tn-«tie
Mr. Parker ha»
men.
had several narrow
escape«
from
Et Preaident Cleveland has almost drowning while rescuing other», an«!
entirely recovered from bl» re. ent ill haa never r«H*«dve*l any reward for
In the majority of rase»
hl» work
Maa.
the on«*» reamed « ven neftl«-<t**d to
Ther. will be a strong fl ght In con tell him th* ir num«** or thank him.
grea» against the n< w Chlm-».. exclu
■Ion bill.
A HITCH AT PEKIN
Schley has requested the president
to review the fl tiding» of the court of
Inquiry. Roosevelt h»» given hia ixin Demand« Prcwntad by th« franch Miniata»
•ent.
to China
re
A special train, carrying JOO
Pekin.
Jan
13
The French Mtn
crult». bouml for the Philippine», WM
later M Beau, refu»«'« to pirx-nt his
partially wrecked In the suburb» of
i < r<-«l«‘iitlal» until China fulfill» certain
Chicago ami three soldiers Injure«!
i ilemand» of th«' French lk»v«-rnm«'nt
Vladivostok 1» anticipating the ar The Joint au«tlen<«' of the foreign »n«t
rival there of th* representative of an uew Chine»«-
Ministers, whl<h had
American railway, which Intend» to twen arrang«-.! ha<! Iw-en post|«on«-<!
buy land along the Siberian railroad because of M
Ib-au's action
His
and erect fai torlo»
colleagu«-» are dl»<usalng whether to
A repltltion of
granting to
Mr« McKinley support him or not
.
A bill ________
is considered
the postal franking privilege for all the Turkish in«l<!vnt
her i orreapondenee ha» b.w»n favor possible.
The Dowager Etnpre»» tmlay follow
ably reported by the bouse committee
••«1 up her friemliy ailvance» by »en«l
on poatofficea and postroada.
’ Ing verb»l me»«ag<-» to »everal of the
The Chinese court has return*«! to
Minlaters thanking them for th«' car«-
, Pekin.
they had tak-n of the palace and ex
Canada haa »ent another batalllon pressing pleasure at th«' re«eptlon ar
i to South Africa
I corded by the foreigners on the orca-
fnlte«! State» troop« are being with ■ »Ion of their MaJ«-»tl«-»' entry Into
. Pekin
drawn from < aba.
Th«- rep«irt of th«* arre»t of General
laird Pauncefote. the Brltl*h aiubaa Tung Fuh Slang, whose decapitation
1 sad or Is seriously sick
has been ordored by the Dowager Em
Mormon» are moving from Vtah to preaa. la Incorrect. Th«- Tartar Gener­
al. who 1» Governor of Kwan Ru, was
Montana In great numbers
afraid to «•»«•< tile th«> on!« rs he re­
The oil! liberty l»ell ha» l-'-n taken volved. owing to Tung Fu Slang's In­
■ from Philadelphia to the Charleston fluence among
Mohammedans.
the
| exposition.
who dominate th«- Province, Th«1 Gov-
of Tung
While driving an artesian «>-11 at «•mor feared that th«’ are»t
Everett a heavy flow of natural gas Fuh Slang woul.l Incite the Moham
medana to rebelllr»»
waa encountered.
H-rtr Laa<«r SurpoMti
British
Pretoria.
Jan
14
Th«.
forc«Mi have »urprtaed and captured
A bill pro-, idlng a temporary form a Boer laager 20 miles northweat of
of governm«'nt for th- Philippine« ha' Krmelo. Forty two Ikwra were taken
been Intruduir«! In congress.
Including Major Wolmerana
13 - Doeum-n*.»
New
York« Jan
now In p<m«rMii>O of Columbia Cni
v*r»ity It I» believed, prove that the
CbltMMwr Imperial flowernment was In
league with the
uprifJn»« Th«'
documenta i<»ti«i*t of an original bto» k
cut an a copy of a pro« lAinati<*n The
papera ar»» the gift of the Key |>r
M K Ganiewwll, who con*tnicte«l the
<jvfen»4-a of the allies at the
Pekin
Home few day» after the relief of
the !>r league red garrlaon by the for
rign troop*. Dr Garrw'Well secured
new quarter* for the Metbodlat Kpi*
copal x hoot*, their own building*
hating I mn ’ u <te*troy«»d
Two private
houaea were taken am! It wa* In a
table of one of the*« that a numlwr
of circular* were found together with
the plate front w hl. h they we re print
f
•d.
The circulara b«-ar th«« seal
the gotrrnnwnl used upon Imperial
document*
The wording uf th« ctr
miar i»:
Let th«-
’ By Imperial (’ommatid
Itofteni of »here follow a the nanMMl of
eight town* near l*«*kin> ti*« up to
united victory.’*
Thl», It I«» auppofied. meant the dew
truction of (hr foreigner« a» ahown
in the Botera’ motto
Protect thr
Man*-hu*
destroy the foreigner«
Th** circuláis an» printed on jrltow
paper, with black typ«*, excepting the
vrrmilllon of th»» aval or * imperial
pencil.** aa It I* known
* hara<(
er*, algnifying th** *» h I of the Boten*
are »tampv'd on the left hand corner
SIGNATURES WERE
FORGED
A proposition made by cltHens of frauduUnl Atkmplt to S*.ur< th« K«l<«><
Astoria to the «an factory of that
ol a Montana i oevicl
place has b«-«-n a« «epte«l and th«* plant
will be enlarge.) and run for fifteen
Helena. Mont. Jan 13 <>««vernor
yeaia.
Toole haa un>arthv<l on«« of the most
The 1901 tax levy for Portland will Urlng fr io :1. nt »It ♦ ,-t ;it
tie on«-1hint higher.
le»M* of a convict from the penitentl
Work I» progressing favorably on ary that ha» ever come to light in this
the oil well near Myrtle creek.
state
Hom«' time ago, the governor
Th«« offli lai total of l.ewls and Clark re<-vlve«l a bdter from the then Vie«
>{.«! > . « t
<* ■
subscriptions I» about 3332,000.
President. TI h .»«!<»’ .
'
!•«■'. » • '
A aucceaaful and well attended Ing that a ;.?(«: !. 4 I !...» I
farmers Institute waa held at Sum
tuervllle last week.
N«-w hoisting machinery hae arm
e<! for the l.<- Roy Mining Company in
Bohemia district.
Th«- owtuvr»
puHhing work vigorously on both
1«. Roy and I.aura properties
It Is announced that th«- East St
IAiula bank robber* obtained JI«* 4U0
Instead ot 35UUO. aa first given out.
During the la»t decade the Roman
Catholir» have In« res»«-d more rapid
ly In Pru»«la than the Protestant»,
tram«.
rsl man »n«t T. ««rl«< rar* nn toft
__ _ while the Increate In the number of
« Bal« rar« »arramrnto to l»*4»n »»-I F-l Fa«- , Hebrew» waa insignificant
an« leu. »! . *r. 111 • ». Sg«.. st le-iia. M*w or-
mona a- I * aablngto»
No country does »<» much for the
< «lanario.« at ran rranriar-. wit» a*r»r»|
Ut,«* I... H. n-luln. Jaren. I Blns FBUIH-in**. education of It» people a» Germany
The common school» are not only In
« » bui : atol »«-»IB Am-«Ire
»••Mt« M g »..«iKiiae agrai al W*al regrh of the poorest. but the tuition
•al* »lailos. or »44,**•
la free and attendane* la compulsory
< H MARKItAM,
A boi «u Fgt A Fsa» Agi
In childhood.
Fonlsn L Or
FROM ALL
OREGON.
Etna Oil Company with headquar
ter» nt Baker City, has file«! article»
of Incorporation with the secretary
of »tat«-
Capital 360.000.
A charter has le-en granted t'
new corporation whore obi«-« t
to build a railroad In Missouri.
The
flrat
pro« tarnation
again»!
football In England waa laaued by
Edward II In 1314
OF
More marriage ||<en»-a were iaaued
In I'matflla county thl» year than ever
before. The number reached 184
Several »«-nalot» pn>|w»*r
the indiscriminate pu»»ug>. u* p«-n>'!«»n
bill» by congreaa.
Senator Mitchell Introdure«! three I
amendmenta to the Philippine tar.ff
bill passe«! by the house.
INTEREST
PARTS
numlH.r of hog» di««d a f.-w day»
on McKay creek Eastern Oregon
It was »uppos«uj that an epidemic of
cholera was taking them off. but tif­
atale »to« k ln»p«'< tor pronoun, ed it
rheumatism.
The output of coal from the Beaver
Hill mine, near Marshfield. average»
80 ton» a day The »lope ia now down
1500 feet and
Bild will
Will not bo extended
An »Irr
any further for the present
tri«- plant I» to bo Installed for power
and light
him from the dead letter offi* •• pur
'.'U W ; f ’•
porting to •
asking for the pardon of l.aumelnt
G l.lvlnnton. a convict In th- p« nlt-n
Vice Preaident Roo»eve|t »aid
tlary
the letter »«» a forgery
A few day*
ago th«- full extent of the forgeries
looking to the pardon of Livlnwton
\ petition wa* rc* w|v
was revealixi.
<•«! from the prisoner, asking for -x-
i iitlv«» < l< in«-n< y an<1 stating that he
was a m-ml.er of a prominent N-w
York family
One hundred am! two
tiarn«-» were signed to th«' petition
and among th-m wore those of Hugh
Belmont.
Mayor
Grant. August
Vl< e President Roos»’
Hugh Grant
velt Rev C II Parkhurst. Thoma* A
Edison. John D Crimmins. Joseph K
B<Mtk*tavvr. T At
Drebxel. If
W
W
Astor (’hanler
water J^-ronw
Jam«*» Witharspoon. Dudley H Phln
ney. <’a*per Whitney, Lloyd A*pln
wall. E D Morgan and Henry Htill
man Governor Tool** wrote to a num-
ber of th«» Aigner*, an«! they nil r«-
p!l**«! that the nignatur**« were f**rg«*r
les. Livingston wa* convicted of ob
talnlng mousy on a forged check In
kpril. 1900 and given five years In
the penitentiary.
A strike recently made on Jone**
i reek near the Dry Diggings. Southern
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
Oregon, promises to become otic of
large Importance as well as great
productiveness. Thu find 1» Its at«-«l Thrilling f >p«n«n<t ol a Hritiah Bark on th<
at the h«-ad of a gulch that was worked
Vancouvrr Shor«
years ago and pahl rhhly.
Ta<'«inm. Jan. 13.—Seldom, If ever,
Portland Market!
doe» maritime history record ■ more
Wheat—Walla Walla. 590$0c, blue thrilling experience or a more rnira« u
stem, 61c; valley, 59*>i(f60e.
lou» earap** from c««rtaln destruction
brewing than that whlth was rm-ountere«! by
Baric)
1 • • 5 Il7<fl7 5'i
|I7 500 1» per ton.
the three maati'd British bark Cnlth
Oats No 1 white. 91 <F I io gray ne»» »hire. Captain Furneaux, which
»Scflll
arrive«! y«*»t«-rday
12 700 3 JO per
Hour - n.-»t grade»
Driven on the
rocky Vancouver
barrel. graham. 32 50
•bore last Tuesday night In a gale,
MIUstufTa Bran. 11” per ton. mid
with but 15 fathoms of water beneath
dllngs. 320, »hort» IIM chop». JIT
h*r In the teeth of a furious wind and
Hay Timothy 3110 12 clover. 37
heavy sea. both her anchoar» were
07 50.
Oregon wild hay 3-*08 per
lost, with 300 fathoms of chain
ton
Helples» tin«! with shoaling waters In
Idimbs.
J
’
aOJXc
groa»,
Mutton
■tnd, sheep, w«'th creasing Captain Furneaux and hl»
dressed 6*4c per p*'u
era, SMiOJ^e. gmo , dressed. <0<%c crew expected to see the vcsael driven
on the shore an«l •«> certain were they
per pound; ewes. 3%O3X< «ros*
of their fate that the »mall boats
dresaed.
Per pound
levered an«! hurrle<t
preparations
Ilogs Gross,
dressed
per pound
ma«h> to take to th«-m Almost within
Veal- *09« per pound.
an instant, however, the wind shifted
Bee f-G rose. <owi, 3Hc;
•teer», and l>«'g*n to blow fr««tn th«* north-
west. Sall was clapped on to the
4c; dre*»«Ht, 3©7c per pound.
Caithn«*ss shire and »he was driven
25<r2'c
pct
—
Creamery,
Butter
dear out of »hore. anchorless, but
pound. i dairy, 13030c, store, 12'^0 safe
Seldom do su> h escapes occur.
15c.
"It waa a miracle," said Captain Fur
n-aux. "and but for the miracle »!>•■
Ek«» ÎOOJÎXc for cold atora»«*
21O2&C I for Blast era. 24030« for fr«-»h would tie plied up <>n the Van« ouver
»hore today tnst-ad of being safely In
Orexon
harbor "
Poultry Chlck«*n» mixed. 32 50433
h«'n*. 33 50 0 4
p«r t«o«ind.
Staltheod MI»
•prtngs. 3010c p*r pound, 32 .'>«{23 per
The Hou»«»
Washington. Jan 13
doxen; du«k» 3-tl® for younx. x«'1-»*
38 500 7 50 per «loxcn. turkey», live. tonimi tire on territorio» today filed
I10l2^c. dr«*»»«*d, 13014c per pound. thè 23d ln»t for hearing» on th.» Okla
botti» »tatehiMxl bill, thè J bit for the
Chre-»» — Full cream, twin». 130 Arltona ststehood bill, and February
l3Uc, Younx Anu-rtca. I40I5«-
7 for thè N.-w Melico statehood bili
Potato«'» ll-»t Burbanks »'■ -t31 10 The bill lo create thè territory of Jef
P*r cental; ordinary. 7v08O<-
fer»on out of Indlan Territory wa»
Hope— 8010c per pound
referred to a aubeommlttee h-aded
by Knox of Ma»«a< husrtl» and In
Wool Valley. It© !4c Eastern
egon 30l2lkc. mohair. 2IO21*4e P*’ eludine Flynn thè delegate from Ok-
lahoma
pound
( olorsdo land Op«n«d
In addreaslng New Y'ork bankers.
Pueblo. Colo., Jan II -In eonipll
He« rotary Gage again urges currency
Y’lctorla B C
Jan 14
There is reform legislation and tells them that ante with lnatru«tlona received from
grave anxiety for the sloop of war now 1» the tlnve for aitlon
the CommlMlonerGeneral of the land
Condor, which left Kaqulmait IVcem
Tranavaa! delegates In Hollan«! say office at Washington, thr Pueblo land
her 2 for Honolulu
Advices dat«-<l England could ap««edlly end the car
Honolulu. January 3. say the vessel nage In South Africa, •tM'reed In*, bv offi.-e Issue«! orders opening up for
more
than
250 •>•»<>
had not then reached the p«>rt
On diplomacy, where she ha« failed by »«•ttlement
acres of lan«t in the south western
the evening of the day she left the force of arms
part of Huerfano and the western por­
big storm occurred, causing the
The German foreign ofll< e aaya tire tion of Idis Animas countie«
Thia
wno'k of the Matteawan. If no news
new
meat
inspection
law
la
not
TH land waa withdrawn from settlement
la r*«-elve«| of her by the Moans, due
In
effort
and
that
the
I'nlted
Stat«»«
over a year ogo for the purpose of
due from Honolulu January 2!. H M
S Phaeton will be sent out to look will be notlfi«*d at one» when th« dale creating the l.aa Animas Reservation
1«
decide«!
upon
The area la 24 by It miles In extent
for her.
Gravt Aaartty tor th« Condor
12
SMASH IN A TUNNEL
GOVtRNMlNT TO BLAME
MANILA
R«-ar Admiral Wild. « baa been or
dered to take < <imman-t of the
squadron.
OFFICERS:
huvinc««
tieinr <" r»»»-nt .||»turli*>i<»*» mdi.
have lieen |»wt««l in "I l‘rt.-r»l«ury
..Mering in»tant «dasitetH»- to any **r-
<ler» by the |*db»
January ?u «ill hegvrierally <d>«*-nnl
a» a bolltiay. that dal«* l»-ing th«- lat«-
pr<-*i4<-til'» birtlelay
Governors ar«-
laauing pr«» larnnti*«» a>«-orlingly
... Horseshoeing a Specialty...
IN
OF
THE WORLD
25 “
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COUNTY,
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PApdrt *a IM
YM. B1LYBU» Profk
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AMERICAN
COLUMN S
EXPLOIT
IN THE REBEL ISLAND.
Gr<*t Hardthip« fago«««! by
th« SoWitr»
M*4< « < api am and t uur M«n PnMMwri
U«u«t«nt, lort I«
M«n
Swrr«»4<rt
Mut« m BaUn«ai ProviiMt. Lato*, ol •
Larft to«« ol R«B«b
Washington. Jan
13
The Navj
Department today re. l ived the follow
Ing cablegram from
Rear Admiral
Rodgers, at Cavite
Waller reports having . <>mpl«-t« d a
ten days' mart h acroauv Samar from
l4innng to Bahry
Column endured
great hardship»
Killed 13 Insurgents
and capturr«l captain ami four men.
Swttnd««« in Halan««c
Mantis Jan IJ Colonel Marix-n
gan. Major t'abrwra and a rem-gAd«
pr1«««t named Castillo, who stole a
valuable Imag«' of the Virgin from a
« hureh. for whl« h he obtain«"! a larg«'
num of money, have aurrendere<| un
<'on«litlonally to Gensrai Iteli, who Is
.ondú, ting th«, campaign against the
Insurgent» In Batangas
Province
They had control of th«. District «f
Toacl. extending wr»twar«l to th«' «en
Including the towns of Banan and
Guenoat
Th«- agreement Is that th«'
chiefs
»hall
atuMvIutely
surrender
every man and gun In their dlntri« t
It I» estimated that 180 guns will lie
turned in
Many m«n and g in» have
b«-«'n captured during the past few
■ I . •
> I . ’I i”
... . .r
dally
General Ib II visit, d th., city
for four hours tmlay and had a < i>u
fórrente with General Chaff«-«'
lie
says the present campaign I» »•■« ur
Ing valuable result» and that It I» pets
«ibi«- Maialar, the Insurgent loader,
will surrender next week
Th«- t'nlted Stat«-« Commission ha«
appropriate«! 32 ’>o«i « mm » for insular ex
pen««-» during th«- first <|uarter of the
year
Admiral
Tschoukhnlm*. with
the
Ru««ian warships, has arrive«! here
NEARLY
H.H4M P.ieev the
UNANIMOUS
Oriyoial Lanai ' Bill bv a
Vote ol JOS I» 2.
Waablnftton
Jan
10
The 11» i
burn .N’lvurnicua Canal bill prtM»»»»d (he
•i.«'i- ■ ’if.
Nt»-.' I IN
ift»-: n.N.Ii '•»
prarti ally a unanlmou» vote
Only
two m»,n.t>«,rM out of .110 voted against
t
The oppowitlon to committing th»*
Government to the Nicaragua route
attempt«'«! to m »< ire amendment* to
lo<iftr with the PreAldent the diacre
(lonnry power to purrhaae an»! com
plrtr thr Panama t’nnal. if It could tw
porch.»■‘•rd for f 1« ooo.oun
Th** <»’*(
came on th«* flr»( vote, w hen the advo
rale* of an altrm.Uiv*» route poll«* I
10«! agalnM 17»> vol»
At ♦ -a* h *uc
. reding vote their strength dwindl««!
until Cannon <Rep III > under whiwr
«»rwtilp the fight waa < arrirtl on.
waa unaltle to get thr aye and no voir
on a motion to recommit
All «»(her
amendment* failed an*! thr bill waa
pa**«**! r»a< tly a* it came from the
committer.
Non«* of thr vote», ex
(••pt that on thr final pa*Mi«gr of the
bill, wa» a re* ord vote
Th*» bill * a pMAMcti today author!»«'*
thr l’rr«idmt to arcurr from the »date*
of Corta Kl« a and Nicaragua, in !>«'
half *>f th«* I’nitr«! Htatra, control of
•uch a portion of the t«*rrlt*»ry belong
ing to »aid »tatra a* may br dcwirablr
and n«w r»(»ary, on which to «*x< avate.
(<m«tru< t and protect a « anal suitable
t«> (hr want* of modern navigation
and romtnercr and appropriate »u< h a
num aa may t»r n«*< «'»aary to arcurr
th»- xontrol of »alt! territory
Settion 2 authorise» the President
after
urine control of the needed
territory, to direct the Recretary of
War to construct •»(« h a canal from
th** Caribbean Rra, at a point near
Grrytown. in Nicaragua, by way of
Lak»* Nicaragua to a point on the
Pacific (Mean near Brito. an«l also tn
mnatruct proper harbor* at th«* ter
mint of »aid «anal and to make nrc
eaeary provision* for thr defense of
the < anal and hartwir*
Sections 2 and I authorlt«** the
President to make such atirvey» »•
may be necessary and tn employ »u* h
person* In constructing the canal as
may to him
wriae. and dlr**« ts
that In the construction of the canal
the river Han Juan an«l !*ake Nica­
ragua shall !>♦• u»ed a* far a* they are
available
Section
authorises the President
to guarant*-»* to the Mate* of Cosita
Rica and
Nicaragua the u»r of the
« wna! an«! th« harlw>r* uj>on term* to
be agreed upon for voswels owned by
cltltrfiM thereof
Thr last section make* a present
appropriation of SlOOOO.mjo to carry
on thl* work and authorises the Re«-
“
rrtary of War to enter proper Con-
tracts for material and work a* may
be deemed n«*cen*ary therefor, •uch
work an*| material to be pabl for »•
appropriation* tnav be made from time
tn time
Th«* section five* thr negro-
gate coat at IlftO.OOOOOO, to be drawn
from the treasury on warrants of th«.
President
PtrMMM KitUd aad Thirty of Mor<
l»pir«4 .a * S«w Yorii Mr»dL
New York Jan 10
lu the N. »
York Central tunn-l. that burrow» ui.
d»r Park av.-nu«*. thia « Ity tau In. al
train» collided today
Fifteen paae-n
gwra were killed and twice that nuui
ber were Injured
X dosea ot the lal
ter »er* aerluualy hurt, an«! the roat-r
oT the dead may be extended
Il waa a rear-end colllsloo bet«-«-ti
th«- South Norwalk local, that ran
over th« New York New Haven *
Hart Turd road, and waa halted
by
block »tgnal» at the »outh-rn entrance
of the tunnel, and a Whit- Plains I*»
cal. that «ante by the Harlem branch
of the New York Central
Th- wr—h
occurred at 3 17 a. m , at which hour
th«' trains »re crowd«*«! by »uburlvn
tie».
Moet of th«' d-ath». tnjuri.
and damage «»« < au»> <1 by the criftne
of the White Plains train,
which
plunged into the rear car of the mo-
tlonleaa train and «as driven thruuah
to the middle of the car, smaahlng th-
•eat» and »pllttln« the aide» a» It
moved forward
The vlrtlrna either
were mangled tn the ma»» of wreck­
age carried with the pilot, rruahed III
th«> »pa« e between the boiler and cer
aide», or •< aided by atiMUMl wbl« h
> am» hiaalng from broken pipe» and
cylinder»
The engine. In Its final
plunge of forty feet, carrle«] the rear
■ »r forward and sent twisted Irou.
broken tlmtwr» and splinters « raahln.;
Into the coach ahead l.lgbta Were <•»
tlngulshed and from the wreckag«- an '
darkti«-»» cam«« the crle» uf Injur«-I
and valla for assistance by thoe«- wti «
«■»■ a|rt*<l
Within a few minute» t!
work of rescue, marked by heroism
m l
rlfi. -
i.
\; , . , ■. ■
brought «'very available atnbulan. <• In
th«' «‘tly, the (Killi«' r«-»«'rH'» of fii ■
precinct» and th«' firemen of th«’ . -u
tral eastern district of
Manhattan
warn mmh HM at once
with police
firemen and »iirx.-on» - im. .i
volunteer |>hy»h Ians and half a >|«>»«-ti
clergymen, l«a«!<!nr* w««ro run do wit
the tunnel air shaft* and the Arwtnvti
and police attai k* d the debrim with
rope» and #u*4
The
after* a’
ready had rallied an»! were tryin» to
release thoae itnprlaoned in the d»
brta
ALASKA SHIP LOST
I »plain •nd Yea of
ft««
i rew
beni liu.n
will-
W ai a Lollwi
Van«
II C. Jan 10
Newa ol
.mother marine «llaaater was brought
from th«' north thia evening by th«-
st«'amer City of S-attl««. arriving from
Skagway
The •t-amer Bristol, on.'
of the oldest and beat known carrier»
of the « oast. Iles a wr*< k on tbe end
of Green lalun.l forty mil«'« from Port
Simpson, and her captain, with al«
member» of the crew, have gon«- to
the bottom with her
The »t«'»m«-r
»»« on her »ay from l..id,«mith Van
-ouv-r island. t<* th** Treadwell min«*
on Dougla» Island. Alaska »lib 25<>o
tons of i-oal
She wa» wreaked on
th- night of January 2 and Is now
n-arly out ot »Ighl at high tide
Pas
srnger» arriving tonight by the S<
attle give complete accounts of th"
<llaaat«'r.
Green Island Iles right In the routs
of Alaska steamers, and. |..-ing low
and »mall, la Impoasllde to »•** on a
dark night
The steamer was trying
to make Dixon rntran««' in a rough
»••a when »h«> went aground
It » ...
II o'clock when »he »truck, and seas
washe«1 over her »tern. The captain
ord*r«-d out the boat»
Thr«'«' w-re
safely |aun< h«-d and got away In the
darkneaa. The fourth was probably
•mashed against the side of lh<* ship
It han not been found, ami there la no
trace of It. or uf the eeven men who
were to have gone aboard, and for
whom all hope has b«'en given up
So K«ply Irom I at tro
Berlin. Jan 10 The attention of
the foreign office has been directed to
th«, recurrence of statement» to the
effect that Germany I» about to send
an ultimatum to Y'enexuela
The fot
eign office has again Informed th«'
< <>rre»i>ondent here of the Associate«!
Press that a reply from President
Castro of Veneauela, to the note hand
ed him January 2 by the German
charge d affaire« at Caracas has not
yet te .-n received; that Germany will
give Castro a r«uv»<inatile
time In
which Io reply, an«! that »he has no
disposition tu unduly pres» the preei
dent of Y'enesurla.
fnlargieg th« 0'»i«u<< Canal
Chl< ago Jan 10
Metnle-rs of th.,
drainage boar«l will leave for Wash
Ington Saturday afternoon to ask con
arena for an appropriation of |2<M.0o<>
to be used by the government engin
eera In making a survey and «uttlmal-«
of coat for an eight, ton. twelve and
fourteen foot wnterway to connect th«,
drainage . anal with St Ixtuls
Wrsck < mi th« Rio Grand«
Repair« to th« Br«votiva
Balt l.ake City. Jan 10.—Freight
train No. 15. on the Rio Grande West
era. and a work train collided near
Roy »tatlon. ten miles south of Ot­
den. In the thick fog tilia morning,
Fireman Frank Cowell, of Halt l<ak««.
was Instantly kille«!, and thr««« m«'ti
were Injured.
New Y'ork Jan 13
It I» announced
at th- Brooklyn navy yard that thè
armo««'«l cruiser Brooklyn, at present
th«* flagship rm the Atlanti«- station,
will come to the kw-ai yard for exten
alve repairs as soon as sbe U relieve«!
at Manila by th«- Rainbow, now on her
way there
The Brooklyn I» to he
overhauled at an expvnat- of 3260.000
Washington. Jan
10—The w«ya
and mean» committee today fixed Jau
nary 15 aa the time for t*«*glnninx
hearing on Cuban recIpro« Ity and II
was the prevailing view In the com
mlttee that the h«*artng ahould not > <
ten«! beyond February 15
Ma lK»a Ra.lrnad I .HuelMlatiea
Monterey Met
Jan 13
It 1» an
noun« cd that the consolidation of tlir
Mexl< ah National and Mexican Inter
national Railway» will be ronsumniat-
e«| an«l both propertle» placed tinder
one management not later than June
I of thl« year
The Mexican Interna
tlonsl Railway 1» now < «vntrolled by
Speyer, of New York
Thl» con»oll
datlon. If accomplished. probably will I
mean a fight with thivae In control of
the Mexican Central for railroad »n ■
I
premacy In Mexico
< uh«n R«<ipr«tty N«»r>»<
R<»r End C o H mumi
Largo, In«! . Jan 16 While an extra
freight, west bound waa making th-
»Idlng at this pla<(. today an«l ha.I
nearly cleared th«' main track, th«-
east bound limited. No. 2, running fif
ty miles an hour, craahed Into It Th««
rear three rare were demolish«-«! and
the passenger engine thrown Into th
ditch
One mail car was derailed.
but the mall clerk» escap«««! Injury
The engineer and fireman atock t ,
their posts snd were badly Injured.
hut »III recover, No passengers hurt