The Yamhill County reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1904, October 25, 1901, Image 2

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    TAMBILL C0ÜHTT REPORTE!
KITCHENER WANTS MEN.
Call Ii for
D. 1. AIBl'BT, Psbllska*.
Trained
Mounted
Soldier«—Ru­
mor« of Dewet'« Death Diicredited.
Ml 5111t 105
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
TUNNEL CAVED IN.
Government Relief 1« Necesury In Five More
Without Warning a Mau
Suffering Diitrict«.
of Rock
Weighing
150 Ton» Fell Upon Workmen.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 22.—Acting Secured $74.000 in Stamps at
London,Oct.23.—The Daily Express Items of Interest From All Parts
New York, Oct. 21.—Five men were
under additional information from
learns that Lord Kitchener has wired
killed
and two injured by an enor­
of the State.
Chicago.
the governor of the province of Sa­
an urgent demand to the war office for
mous mass of rock caving from the
mara, the minister of the interior has
more trained mounted men.
side and roof of the Rapid Transit
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS officially proclaimed famine condi­ BURGLARS BORED BENEATH BUILDING
tunnel, in the course of construction
British Accused of Brutality.
tions in five more districts in this
province. This means that the bad
on Broadway, about the line of One
New York, Oct. 23. — A London
Met lUvkw el th« Grewth «nd la^rev«. harvest has already made itself so And Relieved Government of Little Sticker«
Hundred and Sixty-fourth street. ,
Times special to the New York Times A
Aa InUreittnfl C«l1ect1«n of Item« Fro«» th«
aants «I th« Many Industri«« ThraagK
keenly felt that a sj>ecial medical and
by Wholesale—Took Plenty of Time
says:
The section of tunnel where the
Two Hemlepher«« Freienttd la •
relief organization is deemed neces­
aat Our Thriving Canuaaawaalth.
Referring to the fresh outbreak of
and Did a Successful Job.
cave-in occurred is 105 feet below the
Condensed Fona.
sary
for
these
districts.
It
is
likely
Anglophobia in Vienna, a corres­
surface. A shaft leads to the tunnel,
the list will be added to from
pondent of the Austrian Capital
Kitchener calls for more troops.
The new Catholic church at Wood­ that
and
from the shaft headings extend
Chicago,
Oct.
23.
—
A
sensational
time
to
time
during
the
winter.
Texas man and his son killed in a quotes the especially influential Cath­ burn was dedicated.
The minister also published today a robbery which netted the perpetrat­ north and south, each about 700 feet
olic
organ,
The
Vaterland,
which
street duel at Waco.
Oregon supreme court hands down detailed report about the relief given ors $74,610 in stamps, was discovered long. The accident occurred in the
publishes an article headed: "Lord three
important decisions.
to seven Siberian districts. Forty here this morning, when the whole­ south heading of the tunnel, about
Yale University holds a bi-centen- Kitchener as a Hangman.”
It says
nial celebration.
A Chinaman was brutally beaten thousand roubles were assigned. The sale stamp department of the post­ 640 feet from the shaft. A gang of
tin* commmander-in-chief of the
present indications are that little in­
Burglars secure $75,000 in stamps British forces in South Africa, in and robbed of $70 at Meacham.
office was opened for business. A 20 rock drillers was working in the
despair of living able to conquer the
from Chicago jx»stoffice vault.
Oregon railroads will promote home formation about the famine will be rapid investigation developed the fact | extreme 3outh end of the heading,
published
in
Russian
papers
which
is
Boers
by
honest
war,
has
for
a
long
fattening of hogs for local markets.
Great Northern annual reports
not given out by the minister of the that the burglars had crawled under and about 50 feet from the * nd a
time had recourse to brutality.
His
shows a falling off in net income.
Machinery for boring for oil to a interior. The papers have been given the flooring for about 300 feet, bored gang, made up of 20 muckers and a
blixidthirstyness was formerly re­
A Turk in San Francisco instantly strained by the British government, depth of 1,500 feet is being placed on to understand that incorrect informa­ a hole in the bottom of the vault, foreman, was removing the debris
tion or "colored” articles about the taken the stamps and escaped, carry­ I made by the blasting.
killed a girl and then shot himself.
but it now appears that a free hand a farm near Toledo.
famine will not be tolerated, and the ing away their booty in a wagon.
The
United
States
weather
bureau
has
been
given
to
him.
Sir Thomas Lipton will enter no
Without warning a mass of rock
The work oi forming an entrance
The Vaterland goes on to say that has taken a 10-year lease on a tract Russian editors know when they have
yacht for the America’s cup next fall.
63
feet long, 11 feet wide and 10 feet
been
spoken
to.
The
bad
harvests
in
of land in Astoria on which to erect a
to the vault had evidently been going
Germans discussed the "American the announcement that Command­ signal tower.
portions of Siberia last year and this forward for many days. It is be­ high and weighing about 150 tons,
ant
General
Botha
will
meet
violence
danger” in connection with the new
by reprisals will convince all that the
The total output of young salmon year has had the effect of turning a lieved, however, that tiie intention of fell with a tremendous crash directly
tariff.
Boers are not intimidated, but only from the hatcheries tributary to the part of the tide of Siberian emigra the thieves had been to enter the where the muckers were working,
Systematic embezzlement of govern­ exasperated by Lord Kitchener’s in­ Columbia will be about 60,000,000 tion back toward Russia. According cashiers’ vault, in which there was almost closing the tunnel and creat­
to an official source, 77,745 emigrants $35,000 in money and stamps valued
ment supplies discovered at Fort humanity. The sanguinary seed sown fish this year.
and 519,721 men whom the peasant at hundreds of thousands of dollars. ing a panic among the 200 to 300 men
Keogh, Minn.
by the British Commander will pro­
A Hood River apple grower gath­
working in other sections. Great
Joe Levy and two Frenchwomen ar­ duce a harvest of bloorl and none ered 50 boxes of apples from 4-year communes sent to spy out the land The bottom of the vault is of steel, clouds
of dust filled the whole exca­
went
to
Siberia
between
January
1
half an inch thick. In this vicinity
rested at Baker City for implication can blame the Boer leaders if they old trees and found less than a box
and September 17, and 19,788 emi­ seven holes were bored, until a space vation. At first it was supposed that
have recourse to a terrible tribution.
in murder at Boise.
of wormy fruit.
grants and 12,619 envoys returned.
of 18 inches square—just enough to at least a dozen men had been buried
A valuable gold watch and a wallet
In addition to famine a circum­ allow the entrance of a man’s body— under the debris. Word of the acci­
Martial Law Regulation«.
A Salem man was attacked by a
containing 2(1 sovereigns were stolen
dent had spread and soon an anxious
Cape Town, Oct. 23.—The régula foot pad, but gave the robber such a stance that deters emigration and had been so weakened that it was crowd
from the royal yacht Ophir in Halifax.
gathered arounil the shaft,scores
tions of martial law, which have just drubbing that the latter was hardly occasions the return of many is the possible to take out the whole plate of men and women crying and wring­
exhaustion of available farm land. with little difficulty. A dry goods box
All the property of the Northern been published, provide that the ordi­ able to get away.
ing their hands while the rescuers
Pacific subject to fire has been in­ nary law shall hold good as far as pos­
Crook county is fast coming to the It is a fact that is not sufficiently un­ stood over the hole thus made, and
sured. The policy is for $20,000,000. sible with necessary restrictions re- front as a cattle raising country. One derstood abroad that portions of Si­ concealed the work of the robbers worked with tremendous energy to
reach the entombed workmen. When
Progress in negotiations for a new gatding the movement of persons raiser recently sold 60head at $22 and beria are already fully occupied. while it was in progress. When dis­ ’ the
rescuing party began to remove
This is true of nearly all good and covert d today the finger marks of
flour and saw mill at Astoria de­ dealing in contraband, the possession 50 head of yearling heifers at $24.
conveniently accessible agricultural one of the burglars were still discern­ , the rock they found the mangled
layed by refusal of promoters to pay of firearms and explosives, etc. Let­
One of the heavy prune raisers of
bodies of O’Hara, Kelleher and Gron-
high prices for sites.
ters and telegrams are subject to cen­ Cow Creek valley has completed his land in West Siberia. Recent settlers ible on the dust of the box, which he ski. The bodies of Madden and
have been assigned lands distant from pushed to one side.
sorship.
The
regulations
are
admin
­
Marquis Ito arrived at Washington.
prune drying. He has 71,000 pounds, the railroad or navigable rivers, or
It was the largest stamp robbery Danife were buried under masses of
istered by the civil authorities.
lie sold the entire lot in sacks at 2% have received forest and marsh lands that
Religious exercises opened the Yale
has taken place in the history of rock which had to be shattered by
cents.
bi-centennial.
which it would not pay them to till the postal service in this country. To blasts before they could be removed.
Discredit Rumors of Dewet's Death.
With get to the vault the men entered No more bodies were found and it is
Officers of the Klamath reserva­ under present conditions.
Game law’of Washington is thought
The Hague, Oct. 23.—The former
now believt'd no more lives were lost.
additional railways, with new markets
to be defective.
residents of the Transvaal who are tion have been spending several days for West Siberian grain in the East through a trap door. A few feet in Owen Bly, the section boss in charge
past
in
a
thorough
but
fruitless
search
they
encountered
a
brick
wall,
which
Cuba’s imports show a decrease, the now in this city entirely discredit the over Southern Oregon for four Indian Siberian, Mongolian and Manchurian
they dug through rather than prowl of the work, was placed under arrest.
rumors of the death of General De-
exports an increase.
mining regions, and with better around looking for a clearer route. He was later taken to the Harlem
girls
and
three
boys
who
ran
away
Rain storms did much damage to Wewet, emanating from Durban, Na­ from the Klamath school.
modes of cultivating the ground there The wall, like others under the build­ police court and remanded to the cor­
tal.
oner's office where the coroner paroled
property at Skagway.
For the first time in its history Mt. will be room for more settlers in West ing, is of flimsy construction, and it him until tomorrow.
Siberia,
but
the
plain
truth
is
that
did
not
take
long
to
pick
their
way
SUICIDE
OF
A
SERGEANT.
Angel college has a football team.
Famine conditions are proclaimed in
there is little room for peasants there through it. A hundred feet or so
five more Russian districts.
The Phoenix mine in the Green­ now.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
further on they ran against another
Grieving over her dual life cause«! Grirved Over Hi« -Approaching Separation horn district has been sold for $80,000.
wall, and this also they dug through.
a Chicago woman to kill herself.
From Army Life.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
The new filter plant for the Oregon
On the way they also encountered a North Head Station to Be Equipped If Ap­
There is a possibility that the threat­
number of pipes, and as the walls are
Salt Lake, Oct. 23.—Grief over sep­ City water system is being installed.
propriation Is Increased.
ened miners’ strike in France may be aration from army life, with which
Part of the Oregon City paper mills A Case of Unusual Depravity In the Army In but two feet and in some places three
Astoria, Oct. 21.—Weather Ob­
averted.
feet above the ground, they tunneled
he had been associated for 40 years, are shut down on account of low
the Philippine Islands.
under the pipes. Their whole course is server Johnson, of this city, has re­
Admiral Bowles recommends that and to which he Was greatly attached, water.
Washington, Oct. 22.—George A. plainly marked in this way.
ceived the plans and specifications
the Havana drydock be sent to the is believed to have been the direct
The run of silversides in the Colum­ Raymond, an American and formerly
The wholesale stamp vault, like from Major Langfitt, United States
cause of the suicide at Fort Douglas
Philippines.
bia
is
as
large
as
ever,
and
quality
a
private
in
the
Forty-first
Volunteer
the cashiers’ vault and the money or­
Another plot to slaughter Ameri­ of August Lange, ordnance sergeant. first-class.
infantry, was tried by military commis­ der vault,is supported by a brick wall. Engineers, in charge of this light­
cans in Samar was frustrated. Rein­ Lange was to have been retired with­
About 1,500,000 pounds of prunes sion in the Philippines a short time It forms a square, and before the rob­ house district, for the wireless tele­
forcements are being rushed to the in a few days,and rather than re-enter
civil
life
he
hanged
himself
in
one
have
been received at Salem, and they ago on a triple charge of murder, rape bery was air tight. In this the rob­ graph station to be erected at North
island. American troops there an­
and robbery and sentenced to be bers broke two holes, possibly to secure Head, for reporting to the local
of
the
buildings
of
the
fort.
Lange,
are
still
coming by the wagon load.
ticipate hard fighting.
hanged. The records in this case, of more air, for the place undoubtedly
who was 61 years of age, enlisted at
Representatives of Milwaukee cap­ unusual depravity, have just been was very foul,or to have an extra place weather bureau the arrival and de­
Ex-Governor Pillsbury, of Minne­ the outbreak of the civil war, partici­
parture of vessels at the mouth of
sota, is dead.
pating in many of its historic, battles, italists will arrive soon to negotiate received at the war department. of egress in case of discovery. For the Columbia. The original plans
with
the
incorporators
of
the
pro
­
Upon
the
muster
out
of
the
Forty-first
light they used dry batteries, one of
Five men were killed by nn acci­ and was wounded during the battle of jected electric railway
between regiment, Ramond went to the prov­ which they left behind. It and the for this station are made on estimates
Spottsylvania. In later years he took
dent in the New York subway.
Sumpter
and
Bourne.
ince of Pampanga and endeavored to wagon tracks are the only clews at based on conditions which existed a
London police ar«* guarding the part in numerous campaigns against
couple of years ago. but it was found
Western Indians, and for the past 15
The superintendent of the Badger organize a band of outlaws among present.
Jacksons to prevent a lynching.
The space under the vault is that the plant could not be construct­
years has been ordnance sergeant at mine, of Susanville, has laid off a his former comiades. May 7, while he
The French government is prepar­ Fort Douglas.
He left a widow and large number of the hands. It is was riding along a road near the bar large enough to allow a man to stand ed and placed in condition for use
ing for trouble in the coal fields.
two grown daughters, who reside in likely that a larger force than ever rio of San Jose with Henry Bohn, who upright, and their work must have within the amount of the appropria­
had also been a private in the Forty- been comparatively easy, with the
England and Russia come to an this city.
will soon be put to work.
first Infantry, and with whom he drills and steel saws which they used. tion made by congress for the pur­
agreement on the Afghan question.
So far this season steelhead salmon assumed to be on friendly relations,
GREAT DISCOVERY.
The stamps were arranged in 20- pose on account of the advance in the
Bulgarian Minister Saratoff protests
have not made their appearance in the Raymond treacherously turned on his pound bundles, and the weight of price of the materials to be used.
against Consul Dickinson’s charges.
South Fork and Wallowa rivers. It companion and killed him with his the load they carried off must have
Since then the plans have been
One Arc Lamp With Microphone Attachment
is said that a dam has been placed at revolver and then emptied the dead been 500 pounds. Evidently one modified
Oregon butter in tins comes in for
considerably in the hope
the mouth of Salmon river which man’s pockets. Two days afterward, man handed the packages down to that
first honors at Pan-American exposi­ Will Transmit Sounds Through Another.
the work could be done for the
prevents
tneth
from
going
up
into
in
company
with
two
privates
of
the
tion.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 23.—A member
the others waiting below. As their original price fixed. It is difficult
Forty-first, Raymond, garbed in the progress must have been slow carrying for the government architects at
The Agricultural department is of the faculty of Moscow Imperial those streams.
uniform of a United States Army offi­ even one bundle through all those Washington to accurately figure on
planning to develop the industries of Technical school recently discovered
cer, entered the premises of a peace­ tunnels crawling on all fours, they the cost of construcion,under the con­
that a microphone attached to an elec­
Portland Market«.
Hawaii.
ful native and robbed him of saddles,
tric lamp by wire will transmit sounds
Wheat
Walla Walla, nominal bridles and three horses. On the worked for hours getting their booty ditions that exist there, but if the
Five hundred bolomen attacked a through the medium of another arc
present plans prove to be too expen­
detachment of the Ninth Infantry in lamp. Repeated experiments were 54® 54tgc; bluestem, 55c; valley, 55. night of May 9 Raymond forced his to the wagon.
Of the stamps taken $4,712 were in sive the difficulty may be remedied
Samar, killing It) and wounding 6. made in which the two lamps were
Flour—best grades, $2.65@3.5O per way into the home of a respectable
postage due stamps and $2,260 in by a further appropriation at the
Th«* insurgents were repulstsl, leaving separate«! by a thick wall. The in­ barrel: graham, $2.60.
native girl and assaulted her. In special delivery stamps. So the con­ next session of congress.
many dead on the field.
Oats
—
Old,
90@$l
percental.
reviewing this case and approving
ventor read in a low voice a lecture on
Barley—Feed, $15@ 15.50; brewing, the sentence of death, General Chaffee vertable stamps amounted to $67,828,
Aguinaldo is posing as a martyr.
his discovery, and his words, spoken
but of these $4,828 were Pan-Ameri­
$16.00
per
tcm.
Cabinet Diicuised Tea.
said: “The depravity am! dangerous
Famine riots have broken out in into the microphone, were comfortably
Millstuffs
—
Bran,
$17
(it 18; mid­ criminal propesities of the accused, in­ can stamps of 8 ami 10-cent denomi­
audible in the next room. With char­ dlings, $2O®21; shorts, $19@20; chop,
Washington, Oct. 21.—The cabinet
Russia.
nations.
volving in the short space of three
acteristic carelessness, the Russian
Of these 1,776,000 were one-cent meeting today lasted less than half an
The typhoon at Manila was the I newspapers failed testate whether the $16.
days the robbery of a helpless native, and 1.662.900 two-cent stamps. They
hour. Secretary Hay was present for
worst in 20 years.
Hay—Timothy, $U@13; clover, the licentious violation of a respect­
lamps were burning,but it is probable
$7®9.5O; Oregon wiki hay, $5@6 jx?r able girl and the treacherous assassi­ got 150 $1. 307 $2 and 105 $5 stamps the first time under the new adminisra-
A Japanese pirate ship starts on a that this is to I h * assumed.
but Inspector Stuart said they will
ton.
cruise from Formosa.
nation of a comrade from motives of have difficulty in disposing of the on but had nothing to present to the
cabinet Practically the whole time
Butter—Fancy creamery, 25® 27 %c; pure avariciousness, calls for but one larger denominations.
Australia May Build Challenge Boat.
Threats wer«* made against Judge
was spent by Secretary Wilson, who
dairy, 18@20c; store, 14® 15c per fitting punishment.”
Cantrill at the Powers trial.
occupied the cabinet with a talk on
New York, Oct. 23. — R. A. Watson, pound.
A Singular Suicide.
the growth of tea in this country.
Eggs—Storage 20® 22 l2c ; fresh 23c.
Nicaragua buys a half million formerly of Canada and now of Syd­
Hay Crop Burning.
ney,
N.S.W.,
at
an
informal
reception
Vienna,
Oct. 23.—The failure of Secretary Gage returned to the city
Cheese
—
Full
cream,
twins,
12*^®
dollar cruiser from Germany.
La Crosse, Wis.,0ct. 22 —Late this the Boden Credit bank at Oudenburg, today from his western trip.
given him by the Nonpareil Rowing 13c; Y’oung America, 13^@14c per
afternoon fire was discovered in the Hungary, led to a singular suicide.
Throe men wer«* injured in a trolley club, said that the recent races lx*- pound.
Trainmen Cruihed to Death.
car collision on Gie Vancouver line. tween the Columbia and Shamrock
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50® hay lands which surround the city. Manager Schladerer, whose extensive
The flames are now burning every­ defalcations have caused the failure,
II.
were
the
greatest
that
had
ever
Birmingham,
Mich., Oct. 21.—
3.00;
hens,
$4
00;
dressed,
9@llc
Chester Anderson crushed to death
thing before them, and the firemen
on Morrison street bridge, Portland. taken place in any waters. He added per pound; springs, $3.00 per dozen; are powerless, owing to the fire being made a confession to his wife, who Three trainmen were crushed to death
that on his return to Australia h«* ducks, $3 for old; $3.00(84.00 for
handed him a pistol and advised him in a head end collision between two
Fk'cretary Gag«* was th«* principal would try to form a wealthy syndicate young; geese, $6® 7 per dozen; tur­ outside the city limits and beyond to kill himself, which he did. His freight trains on the Detroit. Grand
peaker lieforo the bankers’ conven- to build a boat and challenge for the keys, live, 10® 11c; dressed, 10<al2tgc water service. Thousands of tons of wife* will be arrested as an accessory Haven & Milwaukee railroad curve
hay will be lost.
ion.
cup from Australia.
to the act.
five miles west of here.
per pound.
The navy department asks for an
Mutton — Lambs, S^c, gross;
The
Plague
at
Rio
Janeiro.
Murderoui
Robber«
Caught.
Monster Battleship for England.
Delighted With New Ameer.
appropriation of nearly $100,000,000.
dressed, 6®6l^c per pound; sheep,
London,
Oct. 21.—The admiralty
New
York,
Oct.
23.
—
The
Herald
’
s
Middlesboro,
Ky.,
Oct.
22.
—
George,
$3.25,
gross
;
dressed,
6c
per
lb.
New York, Oct. 23. — The Simla
The new Manchurian treaty is on
has sent instuctions to Devonport to
Hogs — Gross, heavy, $6® 6.25; Gray was today arrested as principal Rio Janeiro correspondent »ays:
the lines of the one lately with­ correspondent of the New York Times
There were two cases of bubonic prepare for the construction of a battle­
drawn by Russia.
ays the envoy from Cabul at that light, $4.73(85; dressed, 7®7)^c per and George Eaton as an accomplice in plague here Saturday. There were ship larger than any now existing.
pound.
the shooting and robbery of P. T. three new cases Sunday At the hos­ The displacement will l>e 16,500 tons,
Quarantine officer reports 909 lepers city reports all quiet in Afghanistan.
Veal — Small. 8®8t^c; large, 7
and 164 clean persons in the Molokai The envoy adds that the people are
Colgan, paymaster of the Virginia pital there are 52 plague patients.
and the length 425 feet. She will be
®7 t»c per pound.
settlement in Hawaii.
the first of the King Edward class.
delighted with the new Ameer, and
Beef—Gross top steers, $3.50® 4.00; Coal and Coke company last week at
Fatal Election Row.
Organizations auxiliary to the Mc­ declares that the accession of Habib cows and heifers, $3.00®3.50; drease«! Middlesboro.
Colgan was robbed
Von Bulcw't Decilion.
Kinley memorial assix'iation an* be­ Ullah was like a feast after a fast, beef, 5l»®flSc per pound.
while on his way to the furnaces from
Bastia, Corsica, Oct. 23 —A fatal
Berlin, Oct. 21.—It is reported in
ing formed throughout the country.
the bank. Eaton made a partial con­ affair has taken place during the government circles in Munich that
Hops—8®10tic per pound.
which graphically descrilx's the situ­
Wool— Valley, 11® 13 Vjc; Eastern fession, implicating three other men municipal elections at Lingitiszet, Count von Bulow, at the wish of
An English clergyman was oblige«! ation, the Afghans having ap|*arently
to pay duty on a !>ox of souvenir |>ani- accepted Habib Ullah with a sense of Oregon, 8® 12 ^c; mohair, 20® 21c per and a woman. It is said the woman between local factions. Three men Bavaria and Wurtemburg, has decided
has Herl into Harlan county with the were killed with daggers, and six to drop the minimal duties from the
phlets intended for distribution at relief after Ameer Aider Rahmans pound.
money.
Potatoes—$1 ®$1.10 per s««ck.
were fatally wounded.
inflexible rule.
Yale.
new tariff bills.
M c M innville .
HBI15 01 lilt Oil
The jietrified forests of Arizona
were recently examined anew under
the direction of the general land
office. The silicified logs lie in the
greatest abundance within an area of
eight square miles in Apache county.
In some places they lie more thickly
than they could have stood while
living as tret's, and it is thought that
they must have been carried there by
a swift current of water in the tnes-
osoic age.
Austrian Minister Criticised.
Russia Will Not Intervene.
Electric cab service in Paris has
New York, Oct. 23.—The Austrian
London,
Oct. 23.—Referring to the
proved
very
unprofitable.
It
is
said
New York. Oct. 23. — A Panama
that the loss so far represents $900,- movements of Prof. F. de Maartens, minister to Brazil will soon start for
correspondent of the Herald says:
of the University of St. Petersburg, Europe and will probably not roturn.
A party of revolutionists, said to be 000.
lx*caus«* Brazilian newspapers have
let! by General Lugo, appeared on the
Germany imports vast quantities of who is al«o a member of the Russian been attacking him, says ttie Rio
heights in sight of La Boca, which is red wine each year for mixing with privy council,the Brussels correspond­ Janeiro correspondent of the Herald.
a few miles from Panama. The party wines of her own growth.
In 1900 ent of the Standard denies that he The cause of the attacks is the whip­
waves! a red flag and then «iisappeared. 4.788 tons were imported from Italy has any mission from the Russian ping the minister is said to have
Government trexqwi were sent after for this purpose, 1,319 tons from government Iwaring upon the South administered to a boy whom he
__ that
__ ____
the |>arty. but the latter could not be France 1,272 tons from Greece, 4.878 African situation, > ami ‘ asserts
caught stealing flowers from his gar-
found. The* government soldiers are tons from Austria-Hungary, and Boer circles in Brussels discredit the dem
J™. It is asserted that the minister
now stationed in La Boca.
3,478 tons from Spain
possibility of Russian intervention. ¡chastised the "boy too serveely.
Brav« Revolution!»««.
Auitria and th« Bo«r War.
A ienna, Oct. 21.—Dr. Kaiser was
today elected first vice president ot
the Unterhaus. In returning thanks
Dr. Kaiser seized the occasion to in­
terpellate the government on its at­
titude in regard to the South African
war. He insisted that Austria should
intercede to secure through arbitra­
tion an end to the "robber war now
waged by Great Britan.” That coun­
try, he added, should be obliged to
conform to the exigencies of humanity