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TiMKILL COUNTY REPORTER.
HIS STAY AT AN
END.
RACED FOR A SWITCH.
I ferrible
Presidential Party Complete Their Programme
D. I. ASBIKÏ, Publisher.
Accident
Caused
Carelessness.
by
Motormen's
Jew Oil Discoveries Will
Keep It
Ahead ol
Russia in Amount Produced.
Washington, May 29.—The recent
Albany, N. Y., May 27.—Electric Burning and Crushing Twenty
>il discoveries in Texas and on the
|
ears
racing
for
a
switch
while
run
of the State.
One Miners.
PAcific coast lend especial interest to
ning in opposite ‘directions at the
some facts just presented by the treas
rate of 40 miles an hour cost five
ury bureau of statistics regarding the
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS
j lives yesterday afternoon by a terrific NINE MORE PROBABLY FATALLY BURNED exports of mineral oils from the
United States. These show that the
j collision in which over 40 prominent
A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve- ¡people were injured, some fatally Accident Due to Co«i Dust Being Ignited By exportation of the fiscal year about to
menu of the Many Industries Through
end will probably lie the largest in the
• "Blown Blast"—Flames Shot 300
I and others seriously.
The lobby of
history of this remarkable industry,
out Our Thriving Commonwealth.
Feet From the TunneL
A» Interestii.j Collection ol Items From thr
the local postoffice, filled with dead
which has increased its exports from
Two Hemispheres Preseated In •
and wounded, hysterical women and
204,000,000 gallons of illuminating oil
Philomath will celebrate the Fourth children looking for relatives and
Condensed Form.
Dayton, Tenn, May 29.—At the in 1875, to 721,000,000 gallons in
of July.
friends, surgeons administering tem Richland mine of the Dayton Coal 1900. In the quarter century from
The Chinese indemnity will be
The Hillalmro council has ordered porary relief, and ambulances racing k Iron Company, two miles from 1876 to 1900 the value of mineral oils
settled this week.
500 feet of hose.
through the city taking the wounded acre, at 4:30 o’clock this afternoon, exported from the United States was
Mrs. McKinley is standing the
Sufficient
funds
have
been
pledged
to.
the hospitals, were the early in- i terrific explosion of coal dust re- about $1,900,000,000, an average of
homeward trip well.
about $48,00,000 a year. During re
for a Fourth of July celebration at i timations of the accident.
suited in the death of 21 men, al) cent years it has averaged about $60,-
It is certain that all volunteers will
Roseburg.
The scene of the accident was at a .vhite, and most of them marired 000,000 per annum or $5,000,000 per
be started for home before July.
Last week there was 60,000 pounds point about two miles out of Green-
month.
Danger of serious trouble between
of wool sold at Blalock for 10 cents liusch, on the line of the Albany & ind with families.
In the mere question of gallons of
The
explosion
was
caused
by
what
France and Morocco has Lieen averted.
Hudson Railway. The point where
per pound.
oil produced, Russia has been for
is
known
among
miners
as
a
“
blown
A freight train on the Great North
Two carloads of horses were shipped : the cars met on the single track was blast.”
It is the custom of the years a close competitor of the United
ern ran into a car loaded with dyna
from Baker City to the East this week j at a sharp curve, and so fast were miners to place blasts and fire them States, though it is probable that the
’
both
running
and
so
sudden
was
the
mite.
by Susanville people.
recent discoveries in the United States
collision that the motormen did not off at quitting time, leaving the coal
The battle ship Oregon is to be
S L. Brooks, a stockraiser of tile have time to put on the brakes be thus thrown down to be loaded and will enable it to continue to lead in
thoroughly overhauled on her return
Sandridge, north of Imber, lost his fore south bound car No. 22 had gone hauled out of the mine the next the number of gallons produced;
to this country.
large barn by fire last week.
The Richland mine is while the fact that American oil pro
almost clear through north bound morning.
destitute
of
water,
and a great vol duces nearly twice as much refined
A 13 year old San Francisco boy
The board of directors of the Hunt J car No. 17, and hung on the edge
ume
of
fine
particles
of coal dust, illuminating oil from a given quan
was murdered in a most cold blooded
ington high school have decided to of a high bluff with its load of shriek
invisible
to
the
naked
eye, accumu tity of crude as from the Russian oil,
manner by a butcher.
have nine months’ school this year.
ing maimed humanity.
One motor
lated
at
the
roof
of
the
thine. This adds greatly to its value as a commer
man
was
pinioned
up
against
the
The supreme court holds that the
The 12th annual convention of the
afternoon
at
4
:30
o
’
clock
a dynamite cial product.
United States may levy duty on im
Washington County Sunday School smashed front of the south bound cartride was placed in position in
One especially interesting feat
ports from Porto Rico.
Association will be held June 6 at car, with both legs severed and was one of the rooms for a blast, and the ure of the development of the oil in
killed instantly, while the other one
Forest Grove.
In round numbers the estimate for
miners started for the mouth of the dustry is, that there has been a re
ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPHS.
lived but a few moments.
markable decrease in the price to the
the civil government of the Philip
The Inland Telephone Company hai
The few women and children who mine. The blast did not explode, as
pines will be $1,200,000.
a crew of men engaged in stringing had escaped injury were hysterical intended, but instead a long flame consumer during the period in which
Twenty-one men were killed and Satisfactory Result! Obtained by the Lick Part) extra wires between La Grande and and added their cries to the shrieks shot out of the blast hole and ignited the actual exportations and the net
value of the exports have been in
in Sumatra.
Wallowa county points.
nine others seriously injured in a
of the dying and mutilated. Men the accumulation of dust. Instantly creasing. The average value of the
mine explosion in Tennessee.
San Jose, Cal., May 27.—The fol The Deep Gravel Mining Company, with broken arms and bones, with a terrific explosion occurred, and a illuminating oil exported in 1876 was
Telephones» are in greater demand lowing has been received from the di incorporated, has assumed control oi dislocated joints and bloody heads seething mass of Hanies shot to the about 15 cents per gallon, and in
all the mining property heretofore and faces, tried to assist others who mouth of the mine and extended 300 1877, an exceptional year, 20 cents
in Havana than in any American rector of the Lick observatory:
“Lick Observatory, May 27.—As owned by Wimer Bros. <fc Co., at were more helpless. Help had been feet into the air, scorching the leaves per gallon. By 1881 the price had
city, according to population.
Waldo.
summoned from East Greenbusch and from the nearby trees.
Philippines commission has enacted tronomer Perrine, in charge of the
There were 34 men in the mine at fallen to about 10 cents per gallon,
vicinity, and in a little time the
Crocker
eclipse
expedition
from
the
The
contract
has
been
let
for
the
a law fixing the salaries of the offi
the
time.
Four of them escaped the figures for that year being 332,-
Lick observatory to Sumatra, hat hauling of 3,(XX) tons of gypsum for bruised mass of humanity, with the
cial« of the central government.
with
slight
injuries, Twenty one 000,000 gallons, valued at $34,000,-
cabled the gratifying information the Oregon Lime Company from the mutilated dead, were loaded on
Dr. Monroe, senior dean of Colum that some results were secured with gpysum mine to the company’s works empty cars and taken to Albany. were killed, and nine terribly burned, (MX). By 1891 the average price was
By 1898
bia University, Washington, has been all the instruments taken with him. at Lime, three miles from Hunting The ambulances and physicians had most, of them fatally. The force of about 7 cents per gallon.
the average export price had dropped
the
explosion
caused
great
masses
of
decorated by the sultan of turkey.
This, taken in connection with hit ton.
been summoned and the postoffice
to 5 cents per gallon, the quantity
turned into morgue and hospital. coal and slate to cave in from the exported having lieen 824,(MX),000 gal
A dismantled hulk has been sighted cable of last week, is taken to mean
There
was
a
$3,500
fire
at
Oregon
roof
of
the
mine,
and
many
of
the
that
liis
successful
photographs
were
As
far
as
the
physicians
could
tem
on Lake Michigan.
Investigation
lons, and the value reported to the
porarily attend the wounded they miners were completely buried.
secured between clouds drift ing across City the first of the week.
disclosed seven bodies aboard her.
bureau of statistics by exporters
Word
quickly
reached
Dayton
and
Arrangements are being made tc were taken to their homes or to the
Rear Admiral Sampson is to retire the vicinity of the sun. As this wiu celebrate the Fourth at Baker City.
rescue forces were at once organized through the customs collectors, $42,-
unusually long eclipse, it is quite
hospitals.
from service in the American navy. an
and proceeded to the mine. One by 922,682.
probable
that
his
results
will
compare
With
both
motormen
killed
it
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows
He will ask for retirement on account
favorably in quality and quantity held their encampment at Baker City. was hard to get at the real cause of one the blackened and horribly dis
of poor health.
BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
with those secured at the short
the accident, but it is pretty well de figured bodies were taken from the
Efforts are being made to develop termined that it was caused by an debris and carried to the mouth of
It is very likely that as soon as the eclipses of the past three years. The
ministers move to the hills for the hoods of the coronal streamers, first the Kaolin deposits, near Huntington. attempt of the south bound car to the mine, where they were put on Car Loaded With Explosives Run Into by I
warm months that the Boxers will observed at the Indian eclipse of 1898,
The people of Forest Grove and vi reach a second switch instead of a locomotive and taken to Dayton.
Freight Train.
again attack the legations.
are recorded on the plates of the pres cinity are trying to secure a Sunday waiting for the north bound car at Scores of relatives and friends gath
ered
at
the
mouth
of
the
mine,
and
Everett, Wash., May 29.—An acci
the first siding. The cars weigh 15
Further details of the train service.
The America’s cup race will begin ent eclipse.
shrieks of anguish as the bodies dent occurred yesterday afternoon on
results secured are not expected unti
September 21.
Farmers near Salem say grain is tons each and are the largest electric the
were removed were I heart- rending, the Great Northern Railroad font
France wants her treaties with Tu the arrival of Mr. Perrine’s letters.’ looking as well as it ever did and they cars built, and so frightful was the The two undertaking establishments miles east of Skykomish which re
crash
that
both
cars
were
torn
almost
expect
a
large
crop
this
year.
nis abrogated.
at Dayton were turned I into morgues, sulted in the serious injury of Engi
to spliiuers.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell, aged 60
where the mangled bodies were neer John McGrouty and consider
Mrs. Mckinley is standing the re
TO DEFINE BOUDARY.
years, an old resident of Oregon, died
dressed and prepared I for delivery to able loss of property.
turn trip well.
SEVERE W ND STORM.
tlieir families.
All the men em-
A push car loaded with 48 boxes oi
An unknown man committed sui Internal Survey Party Will Locate Unitec at her home in Monmouth last week.
ployed in this mine were residents dynamite was being run to a siding
cide near Kalama, Wash.
The
Baldwin
Sheep
&
Land
Com
States-Canada Line.
Daytdn.
when the west bound freight train,
pany, of Hay Creek, will sell at pub Caused Widespread Devastation in Five West of The
Three prisoner# escaped from the
Richland mine is the prop No. 15, came along.
Vancouver, B. C., Muy 27.—An in lic auction, June 1, 1,000,000 pounds
Before the
ern States.
county jail at Salem, Or.
erty of the Dayton Coal it Iron Com men in charge of the push car could
ternational survey party, consisting of wool.
Salt Lake, May 28.— The wind pany, composed of Glasgow capital reach the siding, the freight struck
Army frauds have been discovered of United States and Canadian en
At a meeting of the executive com storm which swept over Nevada, ists. The company’ operates an iron the car. A terrible explosion fol
in Leyte, Philippine islands.
gineers, is about to begin the task of
lowed. The engine was hurled some
Suicide of a Russian financier may defining the international boundary mittee of the Columbia River Pack Utah, Southern Idaho, Wyoming furnace at Dayton.
between the United States and Can ers’ Association it was decided to rais< .■nd Colorado, did damage that will
distance up the mountain side.
embarrass many institutions.
ada from the Pacific coast to the the price of canned goods.
Three freight cars were demolished
RAPIDLY NEARING HOME.
run into the hundreds of thousands
Senators Tillman and McLaurin, Rocky mountains. It is contended
and about 500 feet of track was torn
Reports from Willamette and of dollars.
of South Carolina, have resigned.
It
resulted
in
almost
that this work was inaccurately per Clackamas river fishermen, near Ore
up. A steam shovel standing near
Cailles and Malver, Filipino lead formed in the surveys of 1859 and gon City, say this is the best season complete prostration of telegraph and Presidential Train Will Reach Washington whs reduced to scrap iron. McGrouty
Thursday.
ers, have been forced to surrender.
1961.
One of the most important for their work for several years.
telephone service in the states affect
was the only one seriously hurt. He
ed and for nearly 24 hours during the
Sidney, Neb, May 28.—The presi received a scalp wound, his tongue
Thirty-two bodies have so far been matters to lie determined is the ques
The board of trustees of the State height of the storm, the inter moun dential train made the third days run was bitten through, and he also sus
recovered form the Sengheny colliery. tion of the national locaton of Mount
Baker mining district.
Valuable Reform School lias let bids for the
A
Oregon ores are being collected mines are embraced in this section, laying of 4.500 square feet of concrete tain region was practically cut off on the homeward journey without tained injuries to his spine.
for the International Mining Con and the territory is claimed by both work, for basement floors and walks. from the rest of the world. The incident. The trip across Wyoming watchman’s shack, 75 yards from the
was at an average elevation of over explosion, was blown to atoms and
gress.
storm was severest in Eastern Nevada 4.000 feet, and at Sherman, just be the watchman himself Btunned. The
the American and Canadian govern
Portland
Markets.
President McKinley has pardoned ments.
and Utah, and in the fertile valleys fore the train began to descend the injured men were taken to the Everett
Alexander McKenzie, the Nome re
Lieutenant Sinclair, of the coast
Wheat—Walla Walla, 60c.; val in the northern part of Utah wide eastern Blope of the Rocky mountains hospital.
eeiver.
and geodetic survey, will lie at the ley, nominal; bluestem, 61@62c. spread devastation resulted. When the elevation exceeded 7,500.
The president has made no remarks
The output of the Sumpter, Or., head of the United States party, and per bushel.
the storm was at its height, the wind
STRIKERS LESS SANGUINE.
Flour—Best grades, $2.90®3.40 per
at any of the stops, but he has ap
mining district wa# never no great J. H. McArthur will lead the Cana
at
some
points
reached
a
velocity
of
dian
surveyors.
The
work
will
begin
barrel
;
graham,
$2.60.
peared on the platform and shook
as now.
this week.
Oats—White.$1.35(81.40 per cental; ! 50 miles an hour.
hands with some of those nearest the Eighteen Hundred Men Still Out Aroune
The American legation gnard at
At
Ogden
the
storm
was
felt
worst.
gray,
$1.30(81.32
'
2
per
cental.
Newark, N. J.
car.
There were crowds at every sta
Pekin is having trouble with the
Barley—Feed, $17(817.50; brewing, Here the wind tore roofs from a num tion along the route and every cattk
MULTIPLEX TELEGRAPHY.
Germans.
New
York,
May 29.—The close oi
ber of buildings, including the Bap ranch had its little group of cowboys
$17(817.50 per ton.
Publication of the St. Petersburg
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 per ton ; midd tist church, completely demolishing sitting bolt upright on their horses the first week of the machinists’
Novoe Vremyra has been prohibited The Rowland System is Being Introduced Into lings, $21.50; shorts, $20.00; chop, barns and outbuildings, and scattered waving the sombreros as the train strike at Newark, N. J., finds about
Germany.
for a week.
them far and wide, uprooted many went by. Mrs. McKinley is standing 1,800 idle men in Newark and its
$16.
shade trees and tore others to pieces, the trip well. The weather has been suburbs. The strikers have ceased
Hay
—
Timothy,
$12.50®
14;
clover,
Five persons were killed and 40
Baltimore. May 27.—The multiplex
blew in plate glass windows in busi pleasant and that means much foi to Is? as sanguine as at first regarding
$7(89.50;
Oregon
wild
hay,
$6@7
injured in a trolley car collision near system of telegraphy, invented by the
the outcome of their efforts to com
ness blocks and prostrated electric her comfort.
Albany, N. Y.
late Henry A. Rowland, of Balti |>cr ton.
pel their employers to grant a nine
light wires, so that the city was ir
Hops
—
12(8
14c.
]
per
lb.
The
Presidential
train
will
reach
more,
which
is
being
introduced
into
The cases against Carman, Car-
hour day without decreased pay. A
darkness.
The
damage
in
Ogden
11(8!
13c
;
Eastern
Wool
—
Valley,
Washington
Thursday
morning
at half dozen of the smaller shops in
ranza and other insurgent leaders, Germany, permits of the transmission Oregon, 7® 10c; mohair,
1
20® 21c. will probably reach $100,000.
7:30.
of eight messages simultaneously over
have been abandonee!.
this section have met the demands
»
At
Five
Points,
Logan,
Smithfield,
per
pound.
a single wire, four in each direction 1
of the men but none of the larger
Tho steward of the German Lloyd at the rate of 40 words a minute.
Butter — Fancy creamery, 15® Hooper and other places the damage
Demands of Strikers Met
ones has shown any disposition to
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm was arrested The messages are sent by means of I 17lse. ; dairy, 13(814c. ; store, 11® was very great. Hundreds of fruit
Dunkirk, N. Y., May 29—The yield. Representatives of the larger
for stealing gold bars.
trees
were
completely
stripped.
The
12
l
a
e.
|>er
pound.
a keyboard similar to that of a type
of the machinists employed by firms say they are prepared for just
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 12®12'ac. force of the wind was so terrific strike
Washington capital question has writer, which can lie operated by an
the
Brooks
Locomotive Works has as long a fight as the machinists
around Logan and Hooper that to
been settled by the purchase of Thurs ordinary typewriter opreator, and are |>er dozen.
been settled. All who struck are tc are to maintain.
mato
vines
were
swept
entirely
from
Cheese
—
Full
cream,
twins,
13®
ton county courthouse.
recorded at the other end of the wire
It is probable that the machinists
It is estimated that fully be taken back without discrimination.
The last of the American troop« by a small machine. It is possible to I3lse. ; Young America, 13'a®14c. fields.
Fifty five hours will constitute & employed in the American Engine
one
half
of
the
crops
were
destroyed.
per
[«mud.
either print the message upon a sheet
have left Pekin.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed. $3.50® 4; Around Hooper, the sweep of the week's work; a straight increase of 1C works, at Plainfield will go out.
Bresei. the assassin of King Hum of paper or upon a long tape like hens,
$4(85.00; dressed. 11® 12c. jier wind blew away the ploughed ground per cent in wages is granted, These This company agreed to the nine hour
that which is used in the ordinary
bert, of Italy, committed suicide.
pound;
springs, $3®5 per dozen; I to the full depth that the plows had are substantially the demands made clause, but cut 15 cents from the 10
hour pay.
The expelled West Point cadet# will ticker service.
ducks, $5®6; geese. $6®7; turkeys, entered the earth, rendering the land by the machinists.
appeal their cases to the secretary ol
live, 10® 12c; dressed, 14® 16c. per practically useless.
Date Fixed (or Cup Races
Slid« More Serious Then Reported
Homecoming of Volunteers.
war.
Along the north shore of the Great
pound.
New York, May 29 — The
Baker City. Or., May 27.—The
Manila, May 29.—It is reasonably
Potatoes
—Old.
$1(81.15
per
sack;
Salt
Lake
the
wind
picked
up
the
dry
t'lster
Yacht
Club
has
cabled
thr
There is a mysterious steamboat landslide at the Climax mine, which
sand in great clouds and hurled it New York Yacht Club an approval certain that the remaining volunteers
plying on the Columbia river without occurred about two weeks ago, in con new, 2*-4®2lgc. per pound.
Mutton — Lambs 4’4®5c. per across the country with terrific force, of September 21 as the day for th< will sail for home before July. The
a license.
sequence of a water ditch overflowing, pound gross; best sheep, wethers, half burying the railroad tracks for
Forty seventh regiment and battalions
opening contest in the cup races.
of the Forty ninth and Thirty eighth
Two men were held up at Midway, has proven far more serious than nt with wool. $4 25®4.50; dressed, 6®7c miles.
New Submarine Cable.
have sailed on the transport Thomas.
B. C., and robbed of $450. The rob first reported. The mouth of the l>er pound.
main tunnel was closed with timbers,
New York, May 29.—A new sub The Ohio sails today with the Forty
Hogs — Gnus. heavy. $5.75®6;,
ber# escaped.
New
Mexico
Mine
Accident
boulders, gravel and debris of all light, $4.75®5; dressed, 7®7l1c. per
marine cable between England and scond regiment and the Kilpatrick
Flood in Elizabethtown, Tenn., kinds, so that it rtxjuircd heavy blast pound.
Santa Fe. N. M., May 28.—One Germany has just been put down. and Logan June 1 with the Forty
drowned three people and destroyed ing and 10 days to o|>en it up. It
Veal —Large, 6 Si®7c. per pound; man was instantly killed and several The cable is owned by a Britisl third and Forty ninth regiments and
Veal
$1,000,000 worth of property.
will require several weeks more to small, 7t»®ic. per pound.
seriously hurt at the Santa Rita cop company, but the German govern two battalions of the 8ixth. The
Beef—Gross, top steers, $5® 5 25; per mine, in Grant county, while ment contributed to its coet, and a Grant sails from Aparri June 1 with
The cup challenger, with a royal put up the biddings destroyed and
party on board, including King Ed restore the other property lost in the cows and heifers, $4 50® 4.75; dressed cleaning out blasts which had failed German firm was employed to earn the Forty eighth regiment and two
to explode.
out the work.
battalions of the Forty ninth.
beef, 8'-a(«t8’^c. per pound
ward, was struck by a squall and flood.
wrecked.
The yacht is badly dam
Sailed for Nonw.
Rioting in South Russia.
No Smallpox on Indiana.
Postal Orders.
aged. No lives were lost.
Senator Hawley is in favor of pro
San Francisco. May 28.— Three
London, May 29. — Rioting ha«
Pekin, May 27.—The doctor# who tecting the Nicaraguan canal, no
Washington, May 29—The poet
Two missionarie» who made for were instructed to make a report as matter what kind of an interna steamers sailed today for Nome—the office at Susanville, Grant county spread to South Russia, says a dis
Conemaugh. with 2.600 tons of gen
patch from St Petersburg, as the
tunes iti the Nome district are to to what length of time must elapse tional agreement is made.
eral freight but no passengers; the Or, has l>een moved three quarters o result of the production of the anti-
build a hospital in Chicago.
before it will be safe to allow the
It was held recently in a London Poitland with 400 passenger», three a mile to the northeast withou Sennnite play, “The Smugglers.” At
Recent census statistics in Italy tr<x»pa on board the United States police court that no one has any right tons of mail and a full cargo. Nearly change of postmaster. A postoffici Kutais thousands of people congre
show that the proportion of popula transport Indiana, where it was sup to force his way into a railway car half of the passengers are employes has been established at Midford. Kin gated about the theater and stoned
tion not able to read or write has de posed a ease of smallpox had devel riage already full.
of the Northern Commercial com county, Washington, to be suppl:.-, the police. A detachment of Cos
creased to 39 per cent.
San Francisco has 130, Pittsburg pany, bound for Unalaska. Dutch with special service from North Beno sacks charged and dispersed th«
oped, have decided that the suspected
The faculty of Stanford University Mae was not smallpox. The troop.- 185. Providence 250. Washington 600. harbor. St. Michael and Nome. The Daily mail messenger service has beei crowd. Thirteen policemen, 15 Cos-
Louisville 325. Cincinnati 516 and steamer Valencia, with about 200 authorized between Seattle and Wes sacks and two officers were severely
in California has directed that saloon will go on board the Indiana today
Seattle.
•
passengers and supplies.
'leveland 400 policemen.
injured.
and cife advertisements must be
omitted from the Daily Palo Alto,
the college paper.
M c M innville .
4
and Start for Home-
MINERAL OIL EXPORTS.
OREGON.
tvfflß or w mi
San Francisco, May 25.—President
McKinley has completed his program
in this city, having met every organ
ization included in the original
schedule, and Mrs. McKinley's health
lias so far improved that the president
and his party began their return jour
ney to the national capital at 10 A.
M. today.
The president’s pulbic functions
yesterday included a reception at the
Scott mansion to the members of the
foreign consular corps of this city, a
reception at the Palace Hotel by the
Son# and Daughters of tire American
Revolution and the Loyal Legion in
honor of the president, and a review
of the school children of Oakland by
the presdent.
Last night President McKinley at
tended an impromptu reception at
the California street M. E. church,
given by the Epworth League and
Christian Endeavor societies. Special
precautions were taken to prevent any
annoyance while the president am.
his wife were being driven to the ferry.
A route was chosen that secured per
fect cornfort for Mrs. McKinley. The
party was taken to Oakland on a
special boat. The two trained nurses
who have attended the patient in this
city will also go to Washington with
her. No fast time will be made and
the train will run slowly to Stockton.
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