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tVENTS OF THE DAY j
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FLfetT STARTS FOR HOMfe
Cxhtorn.a Solon» Mull Bs Shown Ac­
tual Danger.
Will Arrive February 22—F«w Rspsir*
Nscsstsry
Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 9. Positive
Gibraltar, Feb. tL- White heavy
in.urnialion that anti-Jat>anrae legisla­
gun« boomed a ¡»art ng salute and
tion will involve the United States in
drowned the cheer* of »pectator* and
trouble with Ja|>an la all that will pre­
the p‘ny ing of " Hume, Sweet Home"
vent the final ¡«asMge of Grove L.
Johnson’s Japanese school bill in the
by the sixteen l ands uf the American
asM-mbly next Wedmrsday morning
battleship fleet, the great white *hl|>*
The lower house has taken Speaker
got
nder way at 11 o'cl«**k th • morn­
Stanton at his word and await* en­
ing and slowly an-1 majestically left
lightenment upon the great secret* of
»tat«-, ¡miiiic y er ¡ rr.»t ly. IfVw
th-ir and o ages in the w ar basin h«-rv,
L«»» Important but Not La«« lot -e .-onverwati« n of menite rs bofay rcfl«-cta
and »tartexi o the last lap of the r rec Dwelling* D»muli»hr<l, W-r«» Down
the »entlmrnt of the assembly, the
• »ting Happening« from Point«
uni breaking cruise art-und t> e world
anti Mui h Suffering it Alabama
slightest official intimation that legis­
For the greater part of the last »ec­
Outside tha Stata.
lation adverse Io the interests amt wel
T»x.»x and Tonne»«.«
tion of their 45,<M!O-mlle crui*i- the Ifi
fare of the Japanese in this country
may cause intort ational compl czti. ns
»hip* will proceed alone, in d«>ub e col­
Ottawa prop»»*-« radical senate re­ will be »ufficient to kill every anti­
umn formation; but ab«>ut 1,000 mile*
birmingham, Ala.. Feb. t>. A »torm
Japanese bill.
forms.
off
th-ir home coast they will b«* met of unusual violence equaling a lorna-io
If, however, thia official information
American manufacturers fear pro-
by the North Atlantic fleet, in cum- in destructiva en«-rgv at many point*,
cannot be produced by Stanton, if he
poaetl revision of French tariff.
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man«« of Rear Admiral Arnold, an<l es ■wept over parte of Texas. Olkahotna,
T r govs'rnluent will protie four more will demonstrate that the »¡»-akcr may
inirte«! by hia »hipa to their final an­ fenm-Moe, Alabama ami other tlouth-
big packing firm* on rebate cnarge*.
The A arka-Yukon-Pacific Exposition is within ten per«- ant ®f ieing ready
cry "wolf" but once.
chorage at Hampton Roads, from which err state» ttslay, leaving in Ha wake a
Stanton*« dramatic pleading for de­ to throw o|*n to the world. By May I, thirty day» before the day »«-t for the
Meeretary Garfield admits he i* not
port they »tarte«! their world crui*«« path of ruin am! death. Hou»«-» were
blown down, fluids tom up, ami the
han<iic«pj»ii by limitation ot accrrt lay Fr-iay is the talk of th« Itgisla formal oprning, it will b<- complete K every detail, with practically every ex-
I t l • . . . - . I'» .
,k »It's. *tl..n m. '•, . d. -.-Il
a • .
I k- (lt> cri , » December 18, 19i>7. The big fleet a
ture
In both ho«jses the members are
vervi«.-»,
country generally demoralised.
asking " tt hat in
• >»r 1«! d 11 he on the first of June it will break all exposition rrcord» by being ready and expe-tsd to arrive at the Road» again
Six ¡aople were killed at Booth,
The nation is ¡ire¡tanng to honor mean?”
down to th«- minute on the day first announced.
Mi «»., when the at« rm reached there;
on
Washington'»
birtlxlay,
which
Lincoln's l>»oth birthday anniversary,
Th- »pleiwl.d building» ieing greeted by th* United Stat« • government to
Arrayed *gain*t Governor Gillett,
three were k lied at Stuttgart, Ark.,
February 12.
Stanton an«! the conservative, how- houw the exhibit* of Alaska. Hawaii, the Philippine» am! the fisheries, are be­ makes the time of it* voyage amunil ami several were kille«l at l ullman,
th«*
world
exactly
one
year
and
tifi
days
ing
rushed
to
completion
a-
<1
Canada'»
handsome
»tructur«-
m
well
under
wny.
' England i» worried over the revenue ever, ia a trong anti-Japane»e force
On this long cruise no »eri«>u» acci­ Ala.
Oregon and California were first to complete »tat«- building» and Oregon’»
problem. She must rata* (lou,(M>u,000 which 1» merely cvneihatory. The
At Ennis, Texas, several residence«
dent
ha* marred the log» of ths big
postponement ot final action on the exhibit 1» now being installed. Other «late building* and the building* of x-v-
extra this j cur.
were di-molished, though no I imi * of life
white
*hi|Mi,
though
the
ve«*e!a
have
eral
«if
th«-
province»
at
tha
Dominion
are
under
way
an«!
will
be
fini»h«-«l
with
­
««■bool Olli was in the nature of an
seen ample excitement. They have was report«-«!. At Sulphur Spring* the
A wire!«-** fHegrnph operator was armistice and back of that action i* a in the time limit.
■ torm wr< eked eight dw elling*. . rv-
badiy’bilrr.'-d by a Strok«- of lightning determir ati«m to puss every anti Japa
Th«- magnificent »cheme of «-lectrie illumination am! decoration 1» ninety been through a atrefiuous target prac­ eral people were *« riously hurt by fly­
dyvit’g a storm at San Francisco.
n,d li >■ ..«■ Ix.-spir .-
(
,,
.. n tice in the Fhih|ipme», have visited ing glass and d> brls.
ne»e bill if the »¡»raker cannot make I • r • '
Ja|«anc»e water* when the relation» be­
The "Merry Willow" hat is laid good hi* augg«*»tion that information bri liant feature of the exposition, are a* near completion.
In Oklahoma, at Muskogee, th< wind
tween the two countries were in an
i ■
a*jde,.g « ing,pl»ce to a »hap«- that would l-e au »milt«-«! to show the folly
lore down m-veral tall smokestack» on
unsettle«!
condition;
and
more
lately,
lo«<K3 like an inverted flower pot-
of antagomxmg Japan. Th«- prop» pred cling an exptwition transportation. through St. Paul alone, of >,000.000
factories, get «-rally raxed chimney»,
nent* of the anti Japmese measures persons. it would serra that tha A. Y P. E. is to be one of the moat notable of in the latter part of their voyage, have and did much mimir damage. One of
President-elect Taft is now rn route
raced
through
th«*
Mediterranean
to
are quite frank in saying that Stanton eX|»«»itl«m «uc. eases.
to .'W'Si'TTrlean*. and sty a the canal I
give succor and aid to earthquakr- the smoksetacka was «m th.- pawM
' must ¡«roduc« dut-unien tary proof of the
company's plant, and as the bricks fell
work ia progressing satis actonly.
alricken Sicily and Italy.
I imminence of conflict between this
they crashed down into the engine
WRITES OF UNSTRUCK BLOW
GERMANY NOT HOPEFUL.
Californ a legislature is determined country and J »¡tan and that nothing
room, ruining th«« dynamos ami ma­
to pass anti-Japaneso legislation unleM else will kill the bill*.
CHAOS IN PERSIA
chinery, and leaving the city in dark­
shown that tTiterrtational complications
That Stanton will make g«M»l may be President Ssys Riding Story 1» Not Dssire« U- deritx ding W.th Britain.
ness.
Worth
Denial
But
Hat
No
Confidence.
would result.
inferr«! from the r«-mark of Governor
Throughout the storm swept region
Civil War Rava«»» Ciliss, Brigand»
Gillett that Japan ha* »erved notice
l.<>* Angeles, Feb. 9. Mi». A. W.
Berlin, Feb. 9. The visit of King
wires are down, and in many place» the
Thr American Red Craaa society ha*
Terror«*» Country.
railroad» are blocked by trees ami gen­
glvefi (1.'•tl.OOO to provide homes for upon the Unit»;d State« to the effect Rhoa.!«-», «d this city, whose daughter Edward tomorrow ia regard«-«! general­
London, Feb. S. Event* in Persia eral «tebris blown on the track«. Com­
that any drastic anti-Japanese leg.ala
Italian 4hll licj' rUujJ« orphan« by
was mentioned in the Washington story ly in itself a» an event at the present
tion will be regarded as a breach of
arc marching toward a crisis that will munication between the different towns
‘ 9
reci.it
which was widely circulate«) to the moment of the greatest political signi­
faith.
neceitsitate Anglo-Russian intervention is extremely difficult, and full details
V»re Prvsf «-nt Fait hank < has bought
"You know what breach of faith effect that President Room-vel 14ia«l ficance, and with the feeing that it
on
the largest »«'ale unless the progre» of tlie storm damage will not tie learn­
out h s partners in a 225-acr* grape means in the pari nee of diplomats," •truck the young lady's horse while
ed until tomorrow.
would t>e an excellent thing for both
•ive* and reactionaries reach h compro­
ani orange farm in California.
•aid the governor. "Between two na­ riding past her on the road, ha* receiv­
Mayor George II. Brier, of Cullman,
nations if the meeting of the two «non-
A Jutch has oceurre«! in Venexuelan tions it i* a very »erto«i* thing. It ed the following letter from th* presi­ archs rvaulkd in a mutual understand­ mise a* to constitutional government Ala., wires that seven p rs- ns are
negozia iona Ove/ the case of the New may mean th«' end of diplomatic rela dent on the aubjeeb:
ing tending to allay int« rnati«»ial ten­ in the immediate future and check the kt .wiito have t><. n kill«-.I In that
"My l>ear Mr*. Rhoraiea: I thank sion. From no quarter, how«>vcr, is anarchy overwhelming the Shah’« do­ eountj tlii- aft. ri.isui l-y u'lort.iid.', l ut
York ami Bermu tex Asph .It company. tions. It i* unnecesMty for me to ex­
plain th« significance of the recall of you for your letter of the 29th ultimo
the expvctatmn voiced with any confi­ mains. A« European interest shified that wire communication i* cut off
Knee bones and tendons remov«*d an ambassador "
With the stricken locality. At Kayo*,
and am glad to hear from you that your dence that the visit of the English king
(rama dying man we e uccesafully
from North Africa to the near East, no a mining -amp west of Birmingham,
Th«« governor will not divulge the daughter deme«! th« story that I «truck
will
produce
direct
tangible
effects.
grafted upon the leg of George A. nature of the matter who h ha» In-rn her h»ir»e. Of course I never struck
King Eilwani ia accompanied by now it ia shifting from the near East on the Southern railway, today, five
Kelly at Uie Gt -rgetown University forwarded to him by President Rooae-
her hor e or any other lady's horse. Queen Alexandra, and official circle* to the middle East. Mulai Hafid gave house* were blown down, but «»nly one
hospital.
velt. It i*. however, ui'derstotxi that Th« whole story wa- so abatini a* not
welcome the royal visitor* in th«< most way to Alxlul Hamid and the "Red man was Injured, a Mr. Ix>gan. The
Americana are buying nine-tenths of thia, together with a<J«!iti«mai fact* to be worth denial. Numerous »ton«» c urtly tone, regarding their coming to Sultan" give* way to All Mirra.
[iriqs rty lues in th«* territory north of
the l^est examples of the work of the relative to the diplomat!« relation- of of this kind are started from time to Berlin as a return for the emperor's
In overthrowing the governor of Is Birmingham is heavy.
old piasters in Europe, according to th- United States and Japan, which time by foolish or malici' us p«<uplc. visit to England, and are making no pahan and notifying the legations that
Brinkley, Ark., Feb. 6. Twojwr-
Eugene Fiscffoff, a well-known art will bwsent from Washington by tele­ Occasionally I am obliged to deny comment on th«' political importance of all loans and concession* will be repu­
graph, may !>e submitt«*d to the assem­ them, but a* a rule I find it best sim­
»■•ns w« r<- kilb-'i and a third fatally
dealer of Paria.
diated
unless
approve«!
by
Parliament,
the evenL
bly Tuesday. Il ia the opinion of Stan­ ply to ignore them, because denying i
th« Persian l.itx-rals hurl a new factor Injured in a tornado which »truck
Tire foregt service proposes to cut ton that the display of thia information them calls attention to them an«! gives '
Stuttgart early today.
Cologn«, Frb. H. K mg Edward and into international relationship*.
trail* through the Las en national for­ will end th«.- Japanese cmbroglio.
The tornado destroyed one residence
a chtnce to mischief-maker'« to misleali Queen Alexandra arrived 1er» al 10:30
Prominence
i*
given
to
an
article
in
est in California and have Angora
well-meaning p««>ple by further repeti­ o’elock tonlght and proceed«! to Ber­ the Kavkas, of Tiflis, by an American ami five barn» besides doing cunaidar-
goats graxexm the brush along them in
AFTER MORE PACKERS.
tions of the stories
Sincerely yours, lin.
traveler who ha* cr««*e<l Persia re- abli- damage to pru|a-rty in the sur­
ortter to clear fire lines.
rounding country.
"THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
cently.
The residence destroyed waa that of
Ry the purchks« of 160 acres imme­ Reba!« Inquiry Extended Under Pres­
STAGE WORSE THIN EVER.
"By degrees chaos ia ■prrading
diately rut oC the Union Printer»’
everywhere,” ho says. "The turbulent William Shorey. Ilia wife and child
ident'» Directions.
REDUCE PHEA'AIT SEASON
Home at Colorado Spring» as a «ite of
were crushed by the falling timber«.
Chicago, Feb. 9. Investigation of
Archbiihop Farley Calls Modern Play* condition* are involving every populous
the propost-d Battami Mnitariumof the
center and organise«! brigandage I» Th«- »torm did extenaive «tailing«* to the
four mktitionai packing concerns ieside Hunter* Allowed to Kill But Five Bird*
"Orgir* of Ob»C»nily “
Naional Lettercarrier»* A« ociation.
making tie whole land a land of ter rice field».
Morris A Cxx will be conducted in Chi­
a Day for One Month.
New York, Feb. 9. "The stage is ror."
the tirsi «tep toward the actual found-
cago as a result of the conference held
ingof the home has been taken.
HENEY FINDS HONEST MAN
Salem, Feb. 9. A» amended by the worse today,than it was in th«- days of
in Waihmgton last week between Dis­
JAP SITUATION SERIOUS
It Was announce«! at the hea>iquartcr* trict Attorney Edwin W. Sims a d At joint committee on game, the season paganism." said Archbish«ip Earl-y in
for hunting pheasant* ha* been • ort- his sermon in St. Patrick's cathedral
Acceptt for Calhoun Juror Taleiman
of tlie New York s'ate branch of the torney General Bona|>arte.
Who H«» M.«ny Opinion«
American National Red Crow that fur­
Mr. Sims and hi» firat aMistant. ene«i to one month - October 15 to No- totiay. The archbishop »rid:
President Thank* Gillette for Aid tn
ther funda were not required for the ’ James H. Wilkerson, returned to Chi­ vemte r 15. The limit ha* tu-en reduc-
"The old preachers wi nt«-«! us to be­
Averting Trouble
San Francisco, Feb. 6. A truth ju
earthquake sufferer* in Daly at thia cago today prepare«! to renew the beef ed from ten to five birds a day. On* lieve that we mu»t live un Irfile«! to be
ror was tenqxwanly pa »cd today in
Washington,
Feb.fi.
Opinions
differ
cor
e
ssion
was
made
to
the
sportsmen
time. More than (900,000 has been inquiry. These investigations will not
Mved. All about us we hav«* th«- men
the trial of Patrick t’aih un, and the
contribute«! to the American Re-i Crt»». be upon an extended scale at firat and in that hunting with dogs will continue a d women who are setting evil exam­ about the gravity of the Japanese sit are* ptance of an ther was hel«j in
will be for the purpom- of determining to be allo ■ ed.
ples. Men hoary witn age go to the uation. Those best informed, as a abeyance pending a decision by Judge
A panic among B00 g ria in the con-
The seaium for duck-hunting on the
whether the packing concerns have ac-
public places and to tht* theaters in rule, look on it as serious. Senator W P I aw lor, to
rendered 'otnur
veBtsif the Sister* of Mercy on < lasaon
Columbia
river
has
been
fixed
from
: cvpted or solicited rebate» ¡tom the
»hameleasness and they bring with Perkin*, of California, does not agree row. John Scol.arti, a retail shoe
avenue, Brooklyn, w*e averte-i Th rs
railroads. Witnesses will probably be September 15 to January 16. This them youngsters who canpot r»cip»
dealer admitted a aympaihy in favor
when llp*y,were quickly assembled
called this week from the oflice* of the was a compromise by the committee to corrupt11 n. We see today men an«l with the chief executive that action by of the preaident of the United Rad-
fot prayer on th« lower floor. A big
satisfy
the
conflicting
interests
that
National Packing company, Armour A
women -old men and old women who Califoriria'* legislature will contravene roads, c -r fessed a reluctance tn accept
factory bu Iding near by, occupied by
Co., Swift 4 Co., and Schwarzschild & apps-ar«-«l beforo iL The limit will re­ ought to know better, bring the young th«- treaty right* of the Japanese, testimony of the bril»e taking supervl-
several small manuafeturera, waa to­
Sulxberger, though no large number of main at 50 «lucks, hut th«- Bale of this to the e orgies of obscenity."
benator Flint, of California, however, iwira and did not approve of extending
tally destroyed.
game will not tie permitted in the mar­
witnesses will be call'd at one time.
feel» greatly disturbed, aa <!oes the what he termed extenaive immunity to
I
The historic Lincoln coxch in wh ch
President Rooaevelt'a instruction* ket.
president, lest Calilomia may at thia criminal». Very much to th«- surprise
W >• a’ Marks! Soaring.
Th»* committee tonight complete«! it*
President Linclon rude t“ Washing!««* that the inquiry be thorough will be
Chicago, Feb. 9. May wheat dis- time pas* h'gislation which will violate of every je-raon in the c urtroom As­
f.«r Jii» inaugurai ceremony w»s de­ I follow. <1 to the letter in these late in- examination of the revised game laws
pla e«l a runaway trnd« n. y today and Japan'» treaty right* and be cunaidcr- sistant District Atl rney Henry, first
stroyed'in a, fire the other «lav at vest*gati«M>s, a* well a* in the Morris aa compiled by Secretary Eberhard, of
a«i ertan ing that the jur r professed
made a new high record. The market «•«I an unfriendly act.
Sharov die. Pa. It was ’he sole pas­ A Co investigation, which ia practic­ the Oregon Fish and Game a sociation,
The president ia »aid to have fears hi» wi linynea« to try the caac im ar-
ot»rn«*<!
with
unu-ual
excitement
in
the
senger q« uipment uf the little Sharp-- ally conclu«1«*d. The ¡.resident and the are! with a few slight amendment* will
pit an«i early displayed such restive that things may go so f*r that Japan tially ns far an hi* prejudice» would
will hr« ak off «iiplomatic relation» with permit, ac-eptr«! him.
ville railway, running between that department of justice in no uncertain report the original draft back to the
features that the leatiu g owners not
town and Washington Junction. It term* urge I the proacut on of th ■ in- house favorably tomorrow.
thia country, and he has sent telegram»
Thirteen tairamen were examine«!
only
sold
heavily
to
check
the
advance,
W. L Finley, representing the Au­
was
__ coyerr»!
_____ a , «Ih si eel iron put on be- quiry, according to an official who was
but advised all their followers to do warmly thanking Governor Gillett and during the day, leaving IS citixena of
dubon
society,
succ«*eded
in
having
the
fore Liit'-oln made hi* famous ride, and , in close touch sub the conference
Speaker Stanton for their patriotic th eighth panel to await interrog--
open season for duck* ■Sortene«! 15 likewise. This advies »»< followed so effort* in behalf of the nation. He
Wa4 suppose«! to be bullet proof.
tion. A ninth venire of 75 men waa
promptly
that
the
position
at
the
close
days.
Call for Men Frequent.
showed the reverse of the early ten­ feel» that at thia time California has rderr«! returned next Monday.
Fire among the fleet of flower boats
Washington, Frb. 9
An official of
Nebraska Take* a Hand
dency, May closing with a gain of >( no right to commit any act which
at Canton, China, caused the death of
might plunge thia nation into war.
the bureau of information of the de­
8-111« War Indemnity
st
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 9. Representa­ cent, while other months gained *» to
partment of commerce and labor Mid tive Jerry Howard, of Douglas county, ?» cents, as compared with Saturilay'a
Coti'tantino|>le, Feb. 6. At a cabi­
0nly eight jurors have been aecure«! today that within the last ten Week»
Seven Ship« on Pacific.
net c uncil fislay It waa decided to
today intruiuced in the house of repre­ final*.
In the Gal hod n trial out of over 500 fully 16,000 laborers could
have been sentatives a bill to aegr> gat« Japanese
The r«» ge for the day was: Open­
New York, Feb. H. The congress make » counter propo al to Russia'«
examined.
•ent out to different par'» of the coun­ and (?hinese laborers from white w rk- ing, (1.10S; high, (1.1114; low, for the development of the merchant pl «n, annou red February I, for a set­
Colonel iUethals Mys warship* may try if th y had had the mean* to trav­ men. The measure provide« that th« (1.10S; closing, (1.11 4*
marine of the Unite«) State« had for it* tlement of the Turko-Bulgarian diffi­
paM through the Panama canal by Jan­ el. Thouean«!» of appl leaf ions are be­ Japan«-»« ami Chin«»« must not work
principal •¡•raker tonight Congreaaman culty
Thia pr posal would include a
Nevada Smother* Ant'-Jap«
ing receive«! for work from the unem­ in com|>any with white men an«! must
uary 1, 1915.
J. D. McCleary of Minr.e«>ta, who de­ provision for immediate liquidation of
ploye I. One suggestion which has not be employed in th«* Mme building.
Carson, Nev., Feb. 9. In the Neva- clarer! the a<i<»ptfon of the proposed the whole war ineb mnity atill due to
The American battleship fleet ia
been put forward is that aome fund be Howard say» hi* bill wa* evolved to da legislature thia morning the assem- •hip aubaidy bill wm the only »olution Russia. Thia indemnity amounts to
gatkere«! at Gibraltar and will soon
•et aside by enngrrs* for the use of the eradicate condition* existing in South bly bill prohibiting Japanese and Chi- of the question.
Mr McCleary »aid (1,600,000 a year, which, in accordanc
start on it* voyage home.
division in transporting laborers, with Omaha, where Japanese laborers are neae from acquiring land or acting aa the Pacific Ocean should be a great with the Berlin treaty of 1R7H,
Anti-Jap leaders in the California the understanding that the money employed in the ¡«eking houses.
corporation agent* came to the senate. American lake, but that today there key ia to pay Russia for 100 years.
legislature defy Rooeevelt ami declare •hould be repaid.
Thia body, instead of referring the are but »even »hip« in the merchant
that no alien shall own land in that
Mmistara Taboo "Saloma.**
measure to the foreign affair* commit­ marine on that body of water now fly-
Robs Store in Daylight.
Cold Weather Predicted.
atate.
ing the American flag.
Philadelphia, Feb. 9.—The forthcom­ tee, postponed it indefinitely.
Chicago, Feb. ft. A bold daylight
Waahington. Feb. 9. Following a ing production of "Salome," at Oscar
robbery in the city*« moat crowded re­
Prospect* are that there will be a
King Mnnelik Not III.
N P. Buying T-delsnd«.
tail Street wan successfully perpetrated
deficiency of (4,500,000 in th* amount •torm, which will mo«e eastward from Hammeratein's Philadelphia opera-
Addi*-Alx-ba, Abyssinia, Feb. 9.
Cathlamet,
Wash., Feb. fi. Th«- by a lone robber today.
The thief
available for army pay during the year the extreme Welt tomorrow, a cold house Thursday night, with Mis» Mary
wave, which now cover« the North­ Garden in the title role, has aroused The local representative of th«* R«-uter Northern Pacific Railway c«»mpany has hurled a brick through the wm«iow of
west will prevail over the entire the opposition of the clergy of Phila­ Telegram company has been officially completed the purchsse of all the tide­ the J ark non Jewelry company on State
A plea to the Illinois legislature for Northern acction of the country by the delphia. Sev- ral of the ministerial requested to deny the report in circula­ land* on Gray* bay and the last deed »trret and, reaching through the shat-
the abortion of the grand jury ha* middle of the week. Much lower tem- btsJies adopted resolutions of protest tion r* cently of the aerious illness of in the purchase w«a file«! for record In trrrd pane, »ecurefi (4.000 worth of
stnirk a reap«.naive cboid with Chicago perature» will be experienced over the today. The house was »old out a few King M-nelik. The king ia now ab­ the office of the clerk of Wahkiakum watches, ring« and diamond«, with
, Southern districts.
1 hours after the t.cket-office opened
sent on an autonrobile tour.
lawyer*.
county at Cathlamet, yest-rdax.
which he »»cape«!.
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts of the World.
rar PARED FOR THE BUST READER
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LEGISLATURÍ DLUHM NED,
Six Southern States Swept by
Terrific Hinds.
PROPERTY DAMAGE VI Ki GREAT
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