YAMHILL COUhll REP0H1ER.
CLEAN-UP IN FULL SWING.
Klondike Gold Pouring Into Dawson
D. I. ABBI RY. Publish».
McMINN VILI E.
OREGON.
fflNIS Of flit MI
An Interestir.j Collection of items From the
Two Hemispheres Presented in a
Condensed Form
Rate of $40,000 Per Day.
at
SUICIDE OF DR. DALY.
the
Surgeon on Miles' Staff
in Porto
I
A POPULAR DELUSION.
Cannonading Has No Effect On Atmospheric
Rica—In­
Conditions.
somnia Affected His Mind.
Dawson. May 21, via Seattle, June Items of Interest From All Parts
Pittsburg, June 10.—Major W. II.
8.—The spring clean up is in full
Daly, surgeon on the staff of Gene a)
of the State.
swing in ail parts of the Klondike
Miles in Porto Rico, committed sui­
camp. Millions of dollars’ worth of
cide at his home by shooting himself
the precious dust has been washed COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS
in the right temple. The body was
from the mountain-like dumps of pay
found in the bathroom lying in a
dirt that were taken out by the army
of toiling miners through the long, A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve, i pool of blood, with a 38 calibre >>e-
ments of the Many Industries Through­
volver lying on the floor. Dr. I st
weary win. er months.
Within a
who was summoned at once, found
month $3,000,000 or $*,900,000 more
out Our Thriving Commonwealth.
the bullet hole in the temple and
will have been taken out and the
washing of the winter dumps will lie
announced that death had taken
Smallpox at Westfall has been place several hours before. No cause
finished. The spring clean-up of the
is known for Dr. Daly’s deed, unless
camp is estimated at $15,000,000, eradicated.
I
and the summer output at $10,000,000.
Ontario has arranged to observe the it be that insomnia drove him tempo-
i rarily insane.
For some time he
The dust is coming into Dawson at Fourth of July.
the rate of $30,(MX) to $40,000 a day.
Athena streets are being improved had been unable to sleep regularly.
After two or three weeks the roads with crushed rock.
The doctor was a widower and leaves
will be drier and it will flow in at a
no immediate family.
He was 59
People of Quartzburg have peti­ years of age and for many years had
heavier rate. The two banks at Daw­
tioned
for
a
daily
mail.
son are busier than they hitve been
l>een prominent in medical circles.
for months buying or receiving the
Coquille City is preparing for a He gained international prominence
dust for storage.
The big trading Fourth of July celebration.
i during the Cuban war, as it was his
companies are receiving a great deal
The treasurer of Marion county had report to the commanding general
of dust in payment for gooils advanced on hand June 1 the sum of $24,959.23. of the army that started the “em­
to miners during the winter. The
balmed” beef inquiry.
The Linn County W. C. T. U. con­
camp is in a flourishing condition,
and everywhere good feeling prevails. vention will be held the first week in
SHE IS GOOD AT REACHING.
The first shipments of dust of any August.
consequence to the outside will per­
It is reported at Prairie City that The Boston Yacht Independence Takes An.
haps not start for a week or two, or “rustlers” are stealing stock in the
other Trial Spin.
until the river is at a more steady vicinity of Grub creek range.
stage and the boats run more regu­
Boston,
June
11.—The Indepen­
Th<* question of bonding school dis­
larly. However, there will be a rush trict No. 8, Malheur county, in the dence had another short sail in the
of people out by the first boats, and sum of $3,000, to improve the school bay this afternoon, and the breeze
all will carry more or less of the building, will coine before the voters
being only moderate the yacht spread
precious product.
June 15.
more canvas than has yet been hoist­
The work of washing up is in pro­
J. H. Timon has discovered a 14- ed. The sea was smooth, and again
gross on ail the creeks, and all li re
sending in dust. Some of the more foot vein of coal where he has been she proved her wonderful reaching
remote creeks are not sending much opening up a mine on Lampey creek. qualities, besides showing considerable
yet, because of the muddy condition Coos county. The mine is located ability in windward work. Not only
of the roads or trails.
Some of the within 200 yards of the river.
did she hold very well up to the
trails are almost impassable for even
There is some talk of moving the breeze, keeping within an average of
the pack animals.
What gold is school house in district 92, Umatilla three points, but she footed quite fast
sent from Gold Run. Hunker, Domin­ county, to Missouri gulch or Stage and tacked in the neighorhood of 20
ion, Sulphur, Eureka, Quartz, Last gulch. The district is nine miles long seconds. The trial was confined to
Chance, Gold Bottom and others of j and a number of the children live so less than two hours of actual sailing,
the outside creeks comes by horse­ far from the school building that they most of the time being spent on the
back. The stages from Grand Forks either stay at home or an» put to great wind or reaching, and as yet the yacht
frequently bring in as much as $>20- I inconvenience during bad weather. has not been sent dead to leeward, it-
(MM) at a time, and it is no uncommon There is also a sentiment for dividing being thought well to wait for the
sight to see prosperous mine owners the district.
spinnaker and club topsail.
There
carrrying into banks grips of the yel­
A nugget, valued at $38, was found was no accident today, barring a
low metal ’ that draw them heavily on Pine creek in Eastern Oregon.
slight rent the mainsail, which
earthward.
rather hindered the setting of that
Sleet and snow fell at La Grande great piece of canvas.
The yacht
CUBANS MAY REPENT.
recently. No damage was done.
may go out again tomorrow after­
Governor Geer will deliver the noon, although there is considerable
Administration Hopeful That It Will Accept Fourth of July oration at Baker City. work to be done upon her.
Thirty Men Missing and Cannot
Be Reached.
EXPLOSION SUPPOSED TO BE THE CAUSE
Every Effort Bein
fMade to Reach the Men
—Two Rescue Parties Have Been Mis­
sing for Several Hours.
Washington, June 12.—The exten­
sive reports of United States Consul
Covert, at Lyons, France, relative to
the success of cannon firing in Franco
as a means of protecting orchards and
vineyards from hail storms, and also
for the purpose of mitigating or nul­
lifying the effects of frost upon vege­
tation, have prompted numerous in­
quiries by horticulturists in this
country as to when, if at all, our gov­
ernment would adopt similar methods
of protection.
Professor Willis L. Moore, the chief
of the weather bureau, acting under
the direction of Secretary Wilson,
therefore, has issued to the press the
following statement:
“After an examination of all that
has been published during the past
two years, my conviction is that we
have here to do with a popular delu­
sion as remarkable as is the belief in
the effect of the moon on the weather.
The uneducated peasantry of Europe
seem to lie looking for something
miraculous. They would rather bo­
lieve in cannonading as a rneaos of
protection and spend on it abundance
of money, time and labor than, adopt
the very simple expedient of mutual
insurance against losses that must in
evitably occur.
“The great processes going on in
the atmosphere are conducted on toe
large a scale to warrant any man or
nation in attempting tocontrol them.
The energy expended by nature in the
production of a hail storm, a tornado
or a rain storm exceeds the combined
energy of all the steam engines and
explosives in the world. It is useless
for mankind to combat nature on this
scale.
“After the experience that this
country has had during the past 10
years with rainmakers, I am loth to
believe that the bombardment of hail
storms will ever lie practiced or at­
tempted in the United States, much
less encouraged by the intelligent
portion of the community.
Every
effort should be made to counteract
the spread of the French delusion
which has been imported into this
country by Consul Covert.’’
Port Royal, Pa., June 11.—The
Pittsburg Coal <fc Coke Company’s
Kruger is at The Hague to confer
shaft No. 2, at this place, is again on
with Boer agents.
fire, after running steadily for seven
King Edward distributed medals to
years, and at least 30 men are in the
the South African heroes.
mine, many of whom, it is feared,
will never be heard from again.
Thirty men are entombed in a
About 6 o’clock smoke was seen to
burning coal mine in Pennsylvania.
be issuing from shaft No. 2, which is
The United States will not agree to
on the line of the Pittsburg & Lake
joint guarantee of Chinese indem­
Erie Railroad. It is thought the tire
nity.
started from an explosion, and that
six men were in the mine at the
Nonunion strikers will be given aid
time. Two of the men,who were not
by International Machinists’ Associ­
near the point where the explosion
ation.
occurred, were brought to the surface
New Orleans ranks next to New
by a rescue party after being nearly
York in exports for the fiscal year
overcome by after damp. They could
of 1900.
give no information as to what caused
the fire and could not say for sure
A convict at Salem, Oregon, is
how many others were in the mine.
liable to the gallows for assaulting
After 7 o’clock Superintendent Mc­
an officer.
Cune, of West Newton, and several
English manufacturers are making
bosses with about 20 men went down
a bitter fight against American loco­
shaft No. 1, which is just opposite on
motives.
the Baltimore & Ohio side of the
river, and have not been heard from
Walter Besant, the Enlgish novel­
since.
About three hours after the
ist died of influenza after a two weeks’
rescue party had been in the mine
illness, in London.
two more explosions were heard.
Steps have been taken to bring the
Meantime the crowd around the open­
question of ending the Boer war
ing of the shaft had increased, the
before the arbitration court.
crowd numbering many mothers,
wives and sisters of the men en­
There is no change in the machin­
tombed. All sorts of plans have been
ists strike situation, and the trouble
suggested for the rescue of the men.
promises to last many months.
Some talk of turning the river into
Spain has announced that she will
the mine, but many are opposed to
issue a loan for territorial defense
this for fear of drowning the miners.
and a reorganization of the army.
All that would be necessary to let the
deluge of water loose in the mines
A dividend of 40 per cent will be
would be to pull a plug which was
paid within three weeks on claims
placed in the mines after the explos­
against the Vancouver, Wash., bank.
ion of seven years ago, and the water
Several lives were lost in a tornado
would rush into the mines at a rapid
in Oklahoma.
rate.
UNCLE SAM REFUSES.
At 11 o’clock last night four men
A mint is not likely to be estab­
volunteered to go down shaft No. 1
lished at Manila.
and No.2 and one down shaft No. 3, Disapproves Joint Gaurantee of Chinese In.
AmmendmenL
The Bonanza mine, in Eastern Ore­
DYNAMITE IN A CAR.
A nugget weighing $264 has been
but to the present time nothing has
demnity—Foreign Powers Notified.
Washington, June 10.—The cabi­ gon, yielded nearly $90,000 for the
found in the Klondike.
been heard of them.
net was in session over two hours May cleanup.
Washington,
June 12.—The govern­
At 3 o’clock this morning heavy
Collision Causes Two Trains to Be Blown to
Secretary Gage favors a “token” today discussing the Cuban and
volumes
of
smoke
are
still
issuing
ment
has
formally
communicated tc
Cattlemen
in
the
John
Day
district
Atoms—Six Lives Lost
dollar for the Philippines.
Philippine situations A communi­
from the mine, and hope of saving . the foreign powers the impossibility
have
oragnized
for
protection
against
Binghampton, N. Y., June 11.— any of the entombed men, miners or
The weather ’ bureau has Rent out cation has been received from Gover­ cattle thieves.
of joining in a joint guarantee for the
nor General Wood in regard to the
warning against rainmakers.
While a freight train on the Lacka- rescuers, is fast disappearing.
prospect for the unconditional accept­
The extansion of the Sumpter Val-
The Port Royal mines are situated payment of the Chinese indemnity.
The governor has called an extra ance of the Platt amendment, but its ley Railroad to Whitney has been wana was taking water at Vestal, 10
on
the Youghiogheny river, 37 miles The difficulties in the way of such an
miles west of here, it was run into
session of the Washington legislature. contents are not made public. It can opened to traffic.
from Pittsburg. They are owned by arrangement are set forth in the com­
from behind by a double header wild­
munication, particularly those relat­
The explosion of a car of dynamite be stated, however, that there is a
The Lane County Veterans’ Asso- cat train. In the second car from the Pittsburg Coal Company.
at Binghampton, N. Y., coat six hopeful feeling in administrative citaion met in Eugene,
District Superintendent McCune, ing to the constitutional restrictions
Eighty
the caboose of the stationary train was
circles that after the first soreness
lives.
who is reported killeri at the headof a on the president in making a joint of
a large quantity of dnyamite, which brave band of volunteers, was one ol this character.
wears off the convention will see the members were present.
Dr. Daly, who starteli the "em- wisdom of accepting the terms of
There is strong ground for suspicion was exploded by the impact, Six
In view of the determination oi
balmed ” beef agitation, committed the amendment. The answer to Gen­ that John Stanley, who was found men were killed and three fatally in­ the most experienced and best known the United States not to be a party
miners
in
Eastern
Pennsylvania.
suicide.
eral Wood to be sent and the language dead in Salem a few days ago, was jured
The Port Royal mines are located to the joint guaranty there is anxiety
Both trains were blown to atoms,
Edgar Gierhafer was
in of the communication was under murdered.
in the thick vein coal belt, and are for shown in diplomatic circles ns the
but the remainder of their crews
California for larceny of
in consideration today. Meanwhile the
An extensive program was rendered escaped with slight injuries. Much that reason extremely gaseous and outcome on the question of in­
status in Cuba is to be maintained.
New York.
dangerous. The state mining offi demnities. One view is that the ma­
at
the
commencement
of
the
Oregon
damage» was done by the concussion.
No action looking to the calling of
cials
have made their management jority of the powers being favorable
Agricultural
College,
Corvallis.
The Lake Washington canal pro- another convention is contemplated
most of the windows in Vestal and
to a joint guaranty will execute this
ject has been referred to the general if the present convention should de­ There were 35 in the graduat ing class. Union, across the river from V’estal, the object of repeated caution.
Seven years ago the mines caught joint instrument and thereafter carry
naval board for final decision.
Binghampton’s
cline to accede to our terms.
Cherries in Marion county are fall­ being shattered.
fire from a similar explosion.
The on a concert of their own. In that
The program looking to the estab­ ing off pretty badly and appearances plate glass fronts did not escape, mine boss was killed but the others in event, it is said, the United States
Action of Canadians in jumping
Americans’ mining claims causes lishment of civil government in the do not indicate as large a yield as ex­ many of the largest glasses in the city the pit escaped.
would arrange directly with China as
The shock was felt
protest to be made to former govern­ Philippines is being formulated in pected. The size and quality prom­ being broken.
to the major portion of the indem­
at a distance of 30 miles.
the shape of an order which is to be ises to be good, however.
IN NUEVA ECUA.
ment.
nity. The representatives of most of
promulgated shortly. It is said that
the European powers do not believe
Portland Markets.
Provincial Government Has Been Established
REINDEER TRIP ABANDONED.
Sixty British surrendered to a Boer there is no definite conclusion as to
that a resort to The Hague tribunal
force.
whether the powers of the civil ad­
at San Isidro.
Wheat—Walla Walla, 61062c. ¡val­
proposed by the United States will be
Manila, June 12.—The Philippine acceptable to their governments.
Senator Tillman has withdrawn his ministration will be exercised under ley, nominal; bluestem, 61062c. Officer Who is Now In Siberia to Secure the
the general war powers of the presi­ per bushel.
commission returned to Manila today
resignation.
Animals May Starve to Death.
dent or the power vested in him by
JAPANESE STILL THERE.
Flour—Best grades, $2.90(83.40 per
from the province of Nueva Ecija,
The English Derby race was won the Spooner amendment. That, how­ barrel; graham, $2.60.
Seattle, June 11.—The annual voy­ Luzon, having organized provincial
by an American horse.
age of a government ship to Siberia government at San Isidro, capital ol
ever, is considered a matter of detail. |
Oats—White. $1.321^01.35 percen­
No Sign Yet of Withdrawing Her Troops
after reindeer, according to Dr. Shel- the province.
The main point is that the civil ad-
The labor situation throughout
tal; gray, $1.30(81.32'a percental.
From China.
den Jackson, who left for the north
mnistration,
which
will
lie
confined
General Taft told the people that
Spain is in a critical condition.
largely to the municipalities, will be ! Barley—Feed. $17017.50; brewing, on the transport Warren today, has
Pekin,
June
12.—The Chinese ex­
if
no
power
were
given
to
levy
cus
­
Fire destroyed a valuable library vested in the head of the Taft com- j $17(817.50 |>er ton.
been abandoned for the season. toms, the expenses of the central gov­
press
great
satisfaction
at the an­
mission and such other officials as | Millstuffs—Bran, $17 per ton ; midd­ Leutenant Berthoff, who crossed Rus­
within the sacred city at Pekin.
lings, $21.50; shorts, $20.00; chop, sia and Siberia last year to gather a ernment would lx» paid by additional nouncement of the intention of the
may
l>e
designated,
and
that
they
internal taxes. He pointed out also
Another naval cadet has been dis­
herd of deer, will be left to get along that if the decision of the authorities court to return to Pekin in Septem­
will exercise their functions subject i $16.
missed from Annapolis for hazing.
Hay—Timothy, $12.50014; clover, as best he can until a year from the at Washington should result in free ber. All the foreign troops, with the
to the direct authority of the secre­
Five fishing Isiats, carrying 177 tary of war, to whom all reports will $7(89.50; Oregon
coming July.
Dr. Jackson thinks trade with the United States, opening exception of the legation guards, are
men have been lost in Iceland waters, be made.
Berthoff may starveto death or perish up such a great market,the increase i' expected to withdraw before the mid­
Civil administration un­ |>er ton.
while waiting for a ship to take him land values would enable the peop
Hops—12(814c. | per lb.
dle of that month, the only troops not
Late advices Irom Alaska say the iter military supervision, such as is
off.
He is likely to be left all to respond to the increased interm, already under orders of withdrawal
contemplated,
is
said
not
to
lx*
anom
­
Wool
—
Valley,
11013c;
Eastern
Yukon river is now open to a point
alous, and the civil government in Oregon, 7011c; mohair,
i
20(8 21c. alone, and to his own personal efforts taxes. The northern tour has been lieing the Japanese, whose govern­
below Dawson.
New Mexico and the Southern states | per |>ound.
for subsistence throughout next win­
ment is sending reliefs. It is said,
postponed.
There are several thousand Anieri- during the early stages of the recon­
Butter — Fancy creamery,
15(8 ter, as there are few natives where he
The American astronomical com­ however, at the Japanese legation
cans in South Africa fighting on one, struction period are pointed to as be­
will be. It will be impossible to at­ mission has returned from Sumatra, that when Japan is absolutely certain
I7lsc. ; dairy, 13014c.; store, 110
aide or the other.
ing substantially analogus to what is | 12 lgc. per pound.
tempt to rescue him until after next and will sail shortly for home.
the other powers are evacuating, her
June, as the ice will permit no ap­
own
troops can be withdrawn on two
The driver was killed and three proposed in the Philippines.
Lieutenant
Wray's
command
has
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 12@121Ic. proach to the coast.
General Voyron, the
passengers injured in a British Co­
had six engagements with the insurg­ days’ notice.
per dozen.
Sentence Commuted.
lumbia stage accident.
ents in the province of Sorsogon, French commander, has instructions
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 121*0;
Prospector's Rich Find.
Denver, June 10.—The state boari!
Luzon, killing six. Twenty-three in­ to leave one brigade for service in
Young
America,
13013t*e.
per
International survey places most of pardons has commuted
,,,,,,,,,,
to IS years
Davenport. Washington, June ll. surgents were captured at Atimon, China, and the French transports are
I>ound.
valuable mines in Mount Baker dis- the life sentence of E. O'Kelley, the
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.(X); —H. I). Winhoff, a prospector, ar- province of Tabavas. Several minor en route. The British will have com­
trict on American side.
man who killed Bob Ford, the slayer
hens, $3(83.50; dressed, 8(810c. per rived yesterday from Stevens county, captures are reported from other parts pleted their departure by the end of
Immigrants suffering from tubercii- j of Jesse James. The killing occurred pound; springs, $1.5003 ]s>r dozen; having in his possession a gold brick of Southern Luzon, where the insurg­ September. 10 transports making two
journeys to India.
losis in any form w ill not la» allowed at Crede, Col., July 12, 1892.
ducks, $3(83.50; geese, $4(85.50; tur­ valued at $834. He refused to tell in ents are still active.
what manner the specimen was se­
to land in thia country.
,
_ .
_
The report circulated in the United
keys,
live.
8010c;
dressed,
9010c.
Telescope Mirror Broken.
Stolen Gold Recovered.
cured. but evidently it was extracted States that General Caillea has sur­
The Mexican government refuses to
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.
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in a crude manner from excedingly rendered is unfounded.
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.
.
Pittsburg, June 8.—A great 36-
Potatoes
—
Old.
$101.20
per
sack;
Mineral
Point, Wis.. June 12 —
allow the removal of a numlx'r of an- • .
■ ,
.
»• .
rich ore, as it had been molded in a
,
...
.
meh
to a Newtonian
new. 1*4 02c. per pound.
tiquities from
that country.
.. mirror
.-
. , belonging ...
.
Thirteen
thousand
dollars more of the
•
i reflecting telescope at Lick observa-
Mutton — Lambs 4c. per pound babbitt ladle.
Immigration at Manila.
gold coin stolen from the First
The delegates of the New York tory was shattered into many frag­ gross; best sheep, wethers, with wool.
Emperor's Return Postponed.
Washington, June 11.—The total National Bank here May 24 has been
chamber of commerce were banqueted ments while it was being drilled to $4.250 4.50; dressed,
6’a07c per
Shanghai, June 11. — An imperial number of immigrants arriving at recovered. It was in the vault of an
by the lamdon chamber of commerce, convert it into a Cassegrain glass. pound.
tl _
u >
—i i
I Aa a result it is probable that the
Hogs — Gross, heavy, $.'>.7506; edict, issued June 6, announces that, Manila from July to November, 1900, outhouse of a city hotel, about a block
There are vet many reliels in arms ■
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.
long projected exposition of the I.ick light. $4.7505; dressed, 7c. per owing to the hot weather and the ad­ was 6.302, of whom 507 were females. from the loottai bank, at which the
in the island of Cebu.
i
.
• into
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..
. bemi-
vanced age of the Dowager Empress,
observatory
the southern
pound.
Of the total number arriving, 5.566 prisoner, Stewart Jeleff, boarded.
Jamestown. Cape Colony, has been sphere will have to l>e postponed,
This find and the $8.000 Itefore recov­
Veal—Large, 6’a07c. per pound; the return of the court to Pekin has
been postoned until ¡September 1. had been in the Philippines before; ered comprises all the gold missing.
captured by the Boers.
, Professor Brashear will make a new small, 7’*08c. per pound.
. ._ T.i.
l . .k
a .
glass for the Lick scientists, but the
Beef—Gross.top steers, $4.2504.60; which the astrologers pronounce to l>e 3.032 could neither read nor write, The balance, $5.800. is in currency,
Judge raft will be the first governor .
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glass cannot l>e obtained in less than cows and heifers. $3 75(84.00, dressed a lucky day on which to commnce a and 1,517 brought $30 or more in and the detectives hope to recover it
of the Philippine islands.
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journey.
11
six months. It was valued at $3,000. beef, 707t*c. per pound.
later.
money.
The Chinese emperor is planning a
trip to Europe for next year.
Miraculous Escape.
Fell From • Dome.
Boer Losses Heavy.
Since Mexico’s mining law of 1892
Big Fire st Lexington.
went into effect, more than 9.000
Denver,
June
12—Passengers from
Buffalo, N. Y., June 11.—Com­
London June 12—Lord Kitchener
England's average winter tempera­
Lexington, Ky., June 10.— The mining titles have been issued.
mander J. H. Bull, of the United the Pacific coast report the miraculous in a dispatch from Pretoria under to-
ture is eight degrees ataive freezing Otts cooper shop burned this after­
In
Atchison
county.
Kansas,
States navy, in charge of the hydro­ escape from death of Mrs. Phoebe day's date, says the number of Boers
a
point.
Daivs, an aged woman from Los An­
noon anil the fire communicated to farmer's wife sold $1.000 worth of
graphic service on the Pan-American geles, Cal., who, while in a state of killed, imprisoned or surrendered dur­
Germany has now 19,000,000 more other buildings so rapidly that it was butter last year.
Another one sold grounds, fell from the dome of the
somnambulism, walked off the swiftly ing the last month totaled 2,640.
inhabitants than France, 15,000,000 feared for some time that the city $564 worth of butter and eggs.
government building.
His skull moving train. She was only slightly From June I to 9, 26 Boers were
more than Aust ria-Hungary, 22,-j would l>e laid in ashes. The fire was
The United States leads all other was fractured about the left eye, and hurt. She arose after all the passen­ killed, four were wounded, 49 made
000,000 more than Italy.
beyond control for two hours. Twen­ nations in the matter of fruit grow­ one of his legs was broken. The hos­ gers in the sleeper had gone to bed prisoners and 33 surrendered and 651
Mortality among the colored people ty-three houses, mostly tenements, ing.
Strawberries were valued at pital authorities say that, while his and walked to the platform.
The rifles. 115.550 rounds of ammunition,
of Baltimore during 1900 was three were destroyed, with their contents. $80.000.000 last vear and grapes at injuries are serious, he probably will porter was the only person who saw 120 w agons and 4,000 horses were cap-
recover.
‘ured.
times greater than among the white«. , Ums, $80,000.
1100,000,000.
her jump.
I
Tuberculosis caused one-tenth of the
deaths.