How They Propose to Evade the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Takes Up the
B. I. IIBVBI, Pubi!«»«»-
OREGON.
M c M innville .
MATS Of w
■■
of Items From the
InterestinS Coll»c,,’pr„tnted |n ,
Two
'■ tóiíht
. h
«“1"'
Ten Menk
«I M»»V
Exclusion
Law—Stock Companies Organizing.
Pacific Cable Matter.
Seattle. Dec. 21—The matter of Items of General Interest From
telegraphic communication
with
All Parts of the State.
Alaska and the Orient has lieen re­
cently presented by Attorney Joseph COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NOTES, ETC
Shippen to the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, which unanimously re­
Brief Review of the Growth and Improv*,
solved “that the governmental and A
ments of the Many Industries Through­
commercial interests of the United
out Our Thriving Commonwealth.
Form.
„ ,,
- ion Germans are unem-
Half a nr
ployed.
, .
f ... , threaten to expel Americans
rom^’
explosion
SCHEME OF CHINESE.
TO ASIA VIA ALASKA.
The drill of the oil well being bored
icar Springfield, Las encountered gold
n small quantities.
A farmer near The Dalles was
robbed of $1,400 recently. The money
was concealed in the barn.
in
Port Townsend, Wash., Dec. 25.—
The Chinese seem determined t»
evade the exclusion law, according
to information received here by niem-
liers of the local Chinese colony.
The information is to the effect that
a large number of stock companies
are being organized in the southern
provinces with capital stocks of $1,-
000,000 and upwards, and stock to
the amount of $500 will be issued to
Chinese coming to America so they
can show upon being examined by
the customs officials at a port gi
entry that they belong to the exnnpt
class, or merchants.
. - *
This actum ’ «»Ai to be the result
of t1»‘agitation for a more stringent
exdusion law at the expiration of the
I proent law next May. The Chinese
inmigration brokers in the southern
prwinces believe that the new law
wil exclude all except merchants or
menbeis of mercantile firms who have
heretofore been admitted upon sbow-
ingthat they are interested in firms
to the amount of $500, and that large
numbers will soon start from the
Orient armed with stock in the new
companies.
•
«
" S “ P* ;i C^
, Dec.21.-Ten
Pittsbur]
th andhjlji^
Plans of the National Memorial
burned to «lt^B
Association.
an explosion oi’gafc af
!
MEMORIAL ARCH ASSOCIATION
TO HELP
The People of the
will Have
United States
an Opportunity to Help Build an Ap.
priate Monument at Hit Tomb.
Cleveland, Dec. 23.—Judge William
1. Day, president of the McKinley
L I National Memorial Association, has
issued the following statement to the
public, adopted by the trustees at
their recent meeting in Washington:
-■H
/■H
nace of Jones «fc Laughlin
day. The explosion y,
slip in the furnace, at)(j
flames belched upward fjlro ki
bell. The men were on ( be
platform 85 feet above the
There were 19 men on th
when the explosion occurred, fl
of them were caught m the |
in
two of them escaping with slifl
jury. The other four men wJ
regular men employed as tod
and escaped without injury, ■ lie
plosion was caused by the gas gecom’
ing encased in a crust of cindeu ¿formed
at the bottom of the furnaea.
A
wheelbarrow containing ore hafi been
sent up to the men and when they
went to dump it into the bell lof the
furnace, they pushed it over wo far
and it rolled into the hoppers Tlya
barrow weighed 900 pounds and was
too heavy for the four men to raise.
The 15 laborers, all Hungaritujs, wer*
then sent up to assist them. Had it
not been for the barrow accident no
one would have been hurt.
B||
^.e Schley court of inquiry has
The McKinley National Memorial Associa­
n dissolved.
tion was organized by the immediate personal
Senator Mitchell has secured an al­
friends of President McKinley io afford an
Argentine people are preparing for
lowance of $400 per annum for addi­
opportunity for the people of me United states
rar with Ulule.
to express their personal love and devotion to
tional clerk hire at the Whitney post-
the late President by the erection of a fitting
Forty-five lives were lost in a fire in
oflice.
memorial at his grave. The trustees were ap­
pointed by the President of the United Stairs,
i Mexican town.
The new »melter at «-,le Standard
the first meeting for organization having been
Germany threatens forcible meas­
Held at Cleveland, October 10th. it is the dis­
mine, Baker cou>*vy> ’las been run­
tinct purpose of the Association to erect such
ures against Venezuela.
ning some tit«”-’ UIld has proved a great
a memorial as will fittingly vypiiy those ex­
alted qualities of character, simplicity, dig­
SUCCJ*C'
The battleship Indiana has lieen
nity, devotion to duty and high ideals that
were so eminently exemplified in hjs life and
irdereil to La Guayra. Venezuela.
A rich quartz ledge has been un­
purposes. This memorial is to rise above the
covered on Tip Top mountain, of the
[ Governor Crane, of Massachusetts,
gravi* at Canton, Ohio, where he will finally
rest in accord with his own expressed wish.
China creek district, a few miles east
mis been offered the treasury port­
In bringing the purposes of this Association
of Grants Pass.
before the people, the earlier work has been
vol io.
ii""• ••-Hiil\ on«-of organization. This Ims i r«>-
I General Miles has been reprimand-
Coyote hunting is a very profitable
gressed rapidly ana satisfactorily. It is desired
¿í
that an organization be perfected in every slate
(1 for meddling in the Schley contro-
employment in the eastern part of
^JSKPH jJHtPPKN.
and territory, and local organization in cities,
FOUR BOILERS BLEW UP-
ersy.
the state, the law allowing $2 for
towns and rural districts with a committee in
charge, working in connection with the state
each scalp taken.
I’&nama canal shareholders want to
auxiliary, is urged. The public should be Another Bad Accident at Pittsbi
require submarine electric
given the fullest opportunity to subscribe.
TRAVELERS IN CHINA.
i'll their property to the United
The
new
25
stamp
mill
of
the
The trustees desire to express their deep
Men Killed and Twelve Injure®- ■
initiation from Puget sound to
sense of obligation to the press of the country
Itates at any price.
Hoosier
Boy
Mining
Company,
laska, Manila and the centers of Prairie Diggings district, has lieen Precautions Necessary to Insure Their Per­ for its earnest support thus far, and to recom­
Pittsburg,
Dec. 24.—Thre«' or four
Secretary Long lias approved
mend that ail newspapers act as agents for the
'Asiatic commerce.’’
receipt of subscriptions.
installed and is running constantly.
men
were
killed
and 12 injuM by a
iiUiogs of the majority report^’
sonal Safety.
By a resolution passed by the American
This has led to the careful drafting
cliley c«.ilrt of inquiry.
4.
Bankers’ Association, all banks have been des­
The new strike at the Lucky Boy
Washington, Dec. 24.— Minister ignated depositories for subscriptions. All terrific boiler explosion at tlie Black
ukv ‘¿X‘‘th.“P±S^i who*com" ’ of a bill about to be introduced in mine, in the Blue river district, is
will receive and forward monies Diamond Steel Works today, and
Conger has reported to the state de­ postmasters
and all express companies will issue money another man is missing.
congress by Senator Foster, providing even richer than estimated at first.
free of charge, and, when necessary,
.auded the
squadron has for the laying and maintaining by The ore assays from $600 to $900 to partment certain correspondence be­ orders
forward money free.
Reuben Miller, Jr., superintendent
tween himself and the Chinese gov­ In foreign countries, the ambassadors, min­
>en «leni*
the United States of an ocean cable, the ton.
isters and consuls of the United states will re of the plant, states that thei-iboiler»
»y* conditions are good for
ernment regarding the precautions to ceive and forward subscriptions.
or rather a series of connecting cables,
A new hydraulic mine has just been lie taken by foreigners traveling in
In every ease the name and address of the were examined last week and pro«
J b in the Philippines.
subscriber should be forwarded to the treas­
to Alaska ami the Orient by the started up on Louse creek, Southern
urer, Myron 1. Herrick, Cleveland, Ohio, for nounced to be in excellent condition.
A Cbinese cruiser called at Manila
northern route. It is earnestly hoped Oregon. The grounds are very rich the inland districts of China to in­ preservation in the permanent archivesol the No known cause can be given for the
honor General Chaffee.
sure
their
personal
safety.
The
board
Association,
and in order that souvenir certifi­
that despit«' the pressure of manifohl and the new mine promises to become
cates may be sent to each.
The souvenir cer­ explosion, but a thorough investiga­
Appraiser Wakeman, of New York,
of
foreign
affairs
has
requested
that,
an
important
placer
gokl
producer.
tificate
adopted
by the trustees will be worthy
business, this measure may be adopt­
<
f
preservation
ns
a
work
of art and a« evi­ tion is now in progress.
jt'ieen removed from office.
Chief Justice R. 8. Bean, of
«
the in accordance with treaty provisions, dence of the holder’s participation in the
ed and speedily carried into execu­
It was about 4:15 o’clock,, as the
erection
of
the
national
memorial.
It has en­
'Fire at Clarksville. Ark., destroyed
travelers
in
the
interior
of
the
coun
­
Oregon supreme court, has been
tion.
graved upon it a portrait of President McKin­ night crew was about to turn over the
roperty valued at $100,(MX).
chosen to represent this state at a try and away from the vicinity of the ley, and in shadow pictures of the President’s
at Canton, the Capitol and White House. mill to the day forMC,
gathering of lawyers at the Louisiana treaty ports should always be provid­ home
(The transport McClellan has sailed
TREASON IN MINDANAO.
The public is . specially Caundtred against era in the 10 incUbv
Purchase
Exposition
at
St.
Louis
in
any
enterprise
attempting tq.makv capital out
nm Berumda for New York.
ed with passports. It is further de­ of the sentiments
Trie mill
of affection which inspired ploued with U rrific for, roe.
1903.
the
desire
to
rear
at the grave of our late was coixrpietelyJ^I Jked and th* debris
Fire in Baltimore, M«L, caused a Davis Asks for Military Control of a Prov­
sired that travelers give the local au­
President a memorial which shall fittingly
iss of $210,000. fully covered by
feet
The
Boring for oil has been commenced thorities notice in advance of their honor his memory. It is the desire of the piled from 50 to TO
To "itat
feel high.
ince-Several Recent Engagements.
trustees that all contributions shall be the boiler works of J»n>ei McNeill, ad­
lsurance.
near Springfield.
intention
to
go
further,
in
order
that
free-will
offering
of
the
people,
and
they
re
­
Manila, Dec. 25.—General George
request the public to discourage all joining the BTiteJF'lMtfmand mill, was
The first ground for the St. Louis
Secretary of State Dunbar has re­ the authorities of the province toward spectfully
propositions which mav seem to have as their also destroyed.
A force of men went
position was broken with imposing W. Davis, commanding at Zambo­ turned from a trip East.
which they are traveling may be not­ object the obtaining of money by giving all or to work as quickly as possible after
anga, island of Mindanao, has re­
part of the proceeds to the memorial fund.
Vernon ies.
quested that the province of
amis,
Oregon City treasurer has issued a ified and suitable guard be dispatched The public are hereby notified that The Mc­ the explosion, searching in the debris
Engineer who caused the recent .Mindanao, again be placed under call for warrants up to January 1, 1900. with them to protect them from harm. Kinley National Memorial Association has no for the bodies.
connection with or relation to any other asso­
lifornia train wreck, says he forgot military control. General Davis has
ciation or to any enterprise of a commercial
The mill had 60 men on eaeh turn,
nature.
Salem city council, in order to stop
i orders.
proof that the recently elected presi­
Bank» in the Orient.
and it is thought
the
numerous
hold-ups,
has
increased
After a conference at this meeting men. both cre
.The American Lumber Company, dent and vice councilors and the lead­
New York, Dec. 24.—Three distinct
with representatives of the William tin1 time of t
qlitjil $8.000,000,was incorporated in ing men of Cagayan de Misamis, are the police foroe.
movements
are
at
the
moment
under
guilty of treason in furnishing am­
McKinley Memorial Arch Association lured and the ’
cw Jersey.
The O. R. & N. steamer Ruth sunk
munition to the insurgents within in the Willamette river near Cor­ way, having in view the establish­ of Washington, the following resolu­ neath the wrec
Fire at Huntington, Pa., destroyed
the past month.
The fiscal of the vallis. The accident was caused by ment of American banking facilities tion was adopted :
where they hl
ie opera bouse block, including sev-
province of Misamis is also impli­ striking a snag.
in the Orient, says the Journal of RESOLVED, That it be the sense of the for life.
ail stores. Loss, $150,000
Trustees of the McKinley National Memorial
cated. The evidence shows that all
One of the hoi
that the field of popular subscri?"
The industrial building at the state Commerce. These include first, the Association
I The Atlantic Rubber Shoe Co., of these men are members of the
tion should be h it to it for raising the s,,m the street and
establishment
of
branches
at
Shang
­
necessary to provide a suitable memorial to house.
ipital, $10,000,000, has been incor­ secret Katipunan society.
General reform school at Salem burned, The
the late President at Canton, where his 1’2‘Jy
prated at Trenton, N. J.
Loss, hai and Manila, by the Guaranty lies;
James F. Wade, commanding the cause of the fire is unknown.
and that this Association should i°*n
with
the William McKinley Memorial Arch
Trust Company; second, the estab­
GAGE WO
The bodies of two shepherds, partly American forces on Cebu island, con­ $25,000, with $8,000 insurance.
Association of Washington in memorie‘,zin*
curs
in
and
endorses
the
request
of
lishment
of
a
bank
particularly
organ
­
congress
to erect a national memorial flt th®
limed, were found at Cabra Springs,
Port of Portland commissioners have
of our country to commemo,dte
Secretary Anxious to Leave Roo^^H
. M. They were murdered and their General Davis, and reviewing the practically decided that it will be ized for Oriental business by a syndi­ capital
services to the nation.
situation in Mindanao, says he is sat­ economy to build a wooden dry dock cate of which Edward H. Cragin is
Dcks stolen.
inet at Earliest Possible Daye
The
Arch
Association
acqui«
sce
d
in.
isfied that the ends of justice, peace at a cost of $225,000, and renew it
A St. Petersburg capitalist
has
the
head,
and
third,
the
establishment
this
resolution
and
has
cease
1
to
80_
Washington, Dec. 24.—It it^
and good government will soon la* every 15 years, than to spend $540,-
tomised to supply 140.000 roubles
by a New York national bank of a licit subscriptions, leaving Hi® field tary Gage’s intention to re^L^^^
obtained by the restoration of mili­ <K>0 for a steel structure.
ir the expense of a north polar ex­
branch at Manila, as soon as suitable to the McKinley National Memorial the treasury portfolio as soon *» fre*4
tary control to the province of Mi
lori ng party, which will leave next satnis and the overcoming of all re
Association, through which the peo­
legislation can be secured.
iar.
ple of the United States "’ill build a ident Roosevelt can find a suitable*
Portland Markets.
»¡stance to that authority.
It is ex­
memorial of affection i*t the last successor, and he basso inforflNd th«*
Hall of Tara to Be Sold.
A pro-Boer orator caused a riot at pected that the United States Philip­
Wheat—Walla Walla,59@60c ;blue-
resting
place of their beloved presi­ president.
Mr. Gage would'to
Irmingham, England.
pine commission will refuse this re­ stem, 61c; valley, 591aC<i60c.
New York, Dec. 23.—The place in
dent, William McKinle»’-
be relieved before spring. The pipei-
Numerous engagements have oc- quest, as they did a similar applica­
Barley—Feed, $17@17.5O; brewing, which the Irish kings were crowned,
tion made by General Chaffee con­ $17.50«<i$18 per ton.
dent has done all he could todtas-«s*d*
irred recently in Batangas.
the historical Hall of Tara, at Navan,
RAN INTO A CABOOSE.
cerning the province of Tayabas,
Secretary Gage from reti rint, and
Oats — No. 1 white, $l@$1.10; county Meath, has been offered at
I German sailors assaulted a United
Luzon, where the rebels have been gray, 95c(«i$l.
will probably continue to Ju*
tales consul at Hong Kong.
auction, says the Dublin correspond­
particularly active recently.
SecretarjG; lart
Men Cremated in a 1 fain Wreck in Wis- efforts in that line.
Two
Flour—Best grades, $2.70« $3.30 ent of the Journal and American. A
Anti-anarchist bills have been in-
Every effort to decrease the expens­
determination to retire
coniin—Met
a Curve.
per
barrel;
graham,
$2.50.
oduei'd in hot h branches of congress. es of th«> American army in the
kmo» ii t,, I I;.' po <iil. ni < m$ 1 ;tl4
wealth of legendary interest clusters
Green Bay, WiF, Dec. 25.—Two
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 perton; mid­
time ago.
Just how long it ><
Major Heinz, a medical officer, is Philippines is having little effect, dlings, $20; shorts, $18; chops, $17. about the spot, and authentic records
After the cabinet meeting
show that the monarchs of Ireland men were cremator and another ser­ known.
Commended for his bravery in owing to th»« increase of army sta­
Hay—Timothy, $ll(<il2; clover, were crowned there from 30 B. C. to iously burned in a rear end collision Secretary Gage declined to say amy-
tions, due partly to the activity of
mar.
the insurgents on the island of Samar, $7(3)7.50; Oregon wild hay, $5(<i6 per 56 A. 1). There were only two bid­ of two south bound special freight tliing about the rumors of his rfleig«-
Andrew Carnegie has offered $10,- in Batangas and Tayabas provinces, ton.
ders when the place was offered at trains on the Northwestern Railroad nation, l«eyond the simple statertient
p for a public library at Canyon and in other places, am1 also to the
that he had not “formally' rtaigaeA
Mutton—Lambs, 3 l.»(«fc3 l.,c, gross; auction, and the highest bid—£2,920
ty, Colo.
establishment eK ’..unicipal govern­ drt'ssisl, 6'ac (>er pound; sheep, weth­ —was rejected and it has been reserved yesterday at Lit -le Suamico.
“What I may or may not de event­
The first train had reached Little ually I am not prepared to -»¿i
’he navy department has am | ment in many towns, which has ers, 3L4(<t3lac, gross; dressed, 6@6'3' for sale privately.
y
Suamico and had stopped on the said the secretary. “But I *
incisi the final acceptance of the necessit.it<'d sending troops there to |H'r pound; ewes, S^oiSL^c, gross;
preserve order.
dressed, 6(<t6l.,c per [>ounil.
A Farmhouse Fire.
main track t<? take water. A moment that the relations between tbg ¡wi­
.tleship Wisco.«in.
Captain J. 8. Park, Jr., with 30
den t and myself are perfectly
Hogs—Gross, 5lsc; dressed, 6(36l3c
Dubois, Pa., Dec. 25.—Near Sum­ later the special train behind rounded
It is probable thr.‘ there will I-»' men of th«' Twenty-first infantry, en­
He would do almost anyl
p«'r
|M>und.
a
curve
near
the
depot
and
crashed
merville
yesterday,
the
home
of
John
(crai more changes in Pi'esident | countered 60 insurgents last week at
would ask, and I would de
into
the
fir*t
train.
The
two
men
Veal
—
8@9c
per
poutui.
Ashbaugh, a farmer, was destroyed
«osevelt’s cabinet in the near in Alaminos. in l.aguna province. Four
anything he might ask.’’
Beef—Gross, cows, 3t>j; steers, by tire and four persons burned to who were killed were trainmen off a
re.
of the enemy were killed and several
passenger
train
who
were
traveling
death.
One
other
was
burned
in
3
’
2(3*
4c;
<lresse«l,
3(3'7«'
per
pound.
The body of Major Hugh R. Bel- of the guns were captured and their
Cold Wave in the South. ‘
Butter — Creamery. 25 (3 27’ac; such a manner that recovery is on the freight t” Green Bay to spend
ap, who died in Manila, reached barracks destroye«!.
Atlanta,
Ga.,
Dec. 24.
rue
IlOimays
wim
ineir
«amines.
ziviama,
va., vw.
_■*. —lbe
Id
the
holidays
with
their
families.
doubtful and four others are seriously
n Francisco on the transport
A detachment of scouts of the Sec­ dairy, 1,8(3'20«'; store, I2’a(3 15c.J
They w**r<* sleeping in the caboose wa^e, which for the last
burned
ami
injured.
lomas.
Eggs—20(322’., for cold storage;
ond infantry also had a small engage­
covered thè South, today eqjne^
Yuan Shai Kai. the new viceroy of ment with the insurgents, in which 22(325 for Eastern; 28(330 for fresh
standy killed. One of the brakemen record» »luce 1884 for Dec«nJÌer, aua .
Stage Robbed.
i Li, intends to employ British they killed nine men and captured Oregon.
I kiah, Cal., Dec. 25.— The south was it« th«' caboose at the time, but lowered in »ome localities all f»ri»er>
d American officers to reorganize four.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50(3 bound stage between Laytonville and l:e f’-nally escaped from the burning minimum temperature reading». As
Lieutenant John D. Hartman, of 3; liens. $3.5O(<( I. 8’.,(,iJ»c per pound:
S navy.
Eight cars were telescoped far south as Louisiana and« khegtilf
Willits was robbed this morning, half wreck.
Upon the termination of the Boer tl>«' First cavalry, during an e.xpt'di- springs 9(31(ie |>er pound. $2.50(33 a mile alstve the latter place. A reg­ and soon burned. The bodies of the border intense cold prevails though
tion,
encounU'red
the
enemy
six
sep
­
G
|s'r
dozen
;
«lucks,
$5(36
for
young;
r, drab will l>e subtituted for khaki
istered pouch and the express box two men were burned beyond recog­ no serious damage to vegeta tun has
the working costumes of the Brit- arate tinn's without losing one of his geese, $6.50(37.50 per dozen; tur­ were taken. A suspect is in custody. nition.
been reported.
men. He d«>stroyed several barracks. keys, live, 11(312*2; 13(3 14 dressed
i soldier.
General Bell, who is in command |H'r |H«und.
Held Up a Bank.
Inveiting in Gushers.
Triinmen Must T«lk Spanish.
IVitbin 10 days at Constantinople,
of th«' American forces in Batangas
Chees«-—Full cream, twins, 13(3
[ Turks have been denounce»! by province. Luzon, has prais«'«! Lieu­
Fayetteville, Ark., Dec. 21—AV
Beaumont, Tex., Dec. 25.— The
Mexico City, Dec. 24.—The govern­
13*2«': Young America. 14(315c.
li's as hostile to the present regime.
representative of an English syndi­ noon today the bank of Spril
tenant James D. Tilford, who, while
l'otati'i's— Best Burbanks, 85c(3 ment lias issued the long contenyplat- cate, who refuses to give out the 10 miles from here, was r<
Jef them were arrested.
scouting with tr«x>p D. of the first
e«i
order
that
all
railway
employes
in
names of his principals, has secured one man. No one was in til «e bank
■wo sentries were frozen to death at cavalry, routed an insurgent fore«' in $1.10 |«er cental; ordinary, 70(3.80e.
contact with the public shall be able options on 10 completed gushers in except the assistant cashio. r. Tl>«
Hops—Si,« |0e |>er pound.
■bon.
that province.
Lieutenant Tilford
\\ ool— \ alley, I let 1 le . Eastern to sjs ak Spanish in such a qii*nner as this field and the trade is to l>e closed robber drove up in a bufl
•»■»ere earthquakes have occurred locati'd a rebel stronghold on top of a
hill near the town of Batangas. 11«' Oregon. 8(3 12 **0; mohair, 21«21’2c to be able to deal dir«vt,’/y with the January 1. It is believed that he walk«! to the cashier’s desl
View Zealand.
er to g<>¡
[>er p«'und.
passengers and the publyC in general. repremnts the Roche-Stuart people compelled the assistant cash^^^^^
■lie deb ite on the Philippine tariff surrounded the enemy under cover of
Th«' order will probably’ affect Pull­ in London, who are also negotiating to the vault and give birlall the
night
and
attacked
them
at
daylight.
Pll in tiie house.
White this
At the international sanitary con­ man Company emplcA’cs. It is assert- w ith the Hogg-Swayne syndicate for money, about $7,000.
Nine­
Kruger may abando* his demand Their surprise was complete
teen insurgents wet«' kills'«! while at­ gress to l>e held in Paris in February «hl that many ac.'iJIents of late have a portion of its holdings. The price was taking place the cashie w'vBterf,
"Bis r independence.
tempting to «seal«'. Lieutenant Til- a leading subject of discussion will la­ been du«’ to th«' iiy&bility of trainmen fixed on the gushers is not published, into the bank. He was at once co*-
^r.o In
,. , (pt IH ed B< < i fort! captures! 16 rifles and 5<M> rounds the spread of yellow fever and malaria to speak Spanisl». causing a mistak­ but a gusher was sold last week for cred by the robber’s rev«»1” ■ J
11.
$25,000.
ing of orders. ,
robl-er then hurriedI-'
by moM|uit,H-s.
of ammunition.
landant Kirtxinger.
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Invasion of England by American
Will Command Philippine Marines.
wower for the 8t I out* exposition
shoes raises a plaintive protest from
I» lw generateti by the use of Texas
Washington, lhv 25. — Colonel British makers.
las fuel.
James Forney, of th«- marine corps,
who is now in command of the
rhe official report of the finances
marines at the League island navy
yard, has been onlertal to Cavite, to
li - that t I
assume command of the Philippine
i.’<; ill
brigade of marines.
Tin- transport
i new office lias been createti by Crook sailed from Gibraltar yestenlay
temor Yates oí Illinois . Its in- for Manila, and the transport War­
iibent is entitled “orderly to the ren arrived at Nagasaki with triops
ternor,’’ anti his general duties art from the Philippine* for San Fran­
,
Me of a detective and policeman.
cisco.
I
Earl Lij» American Secretary.
l’< kin.
'
21.—William H. Peth-
f
vate seenjrary and diplomatic adviser
t«' Li Haf 4 Chang
r 30 year-, di««!
hen* t< ay.
Mr. Pethick inspired
most f Li Hung Chang's progressive
/
anti vpium manifesto.
He leaves an
.
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variable revelations concerning re-
cXiit Chinese diplomacy.
Sweat Shop Burned.
New York. Dec. 25—Two men 10*1
their lives at a tire that destroyed a
four story sweat shop building in
Clinton street last night.
Four j«eo-
ple were injured, none of them fa­
tally.
About 40 men and women
were at work in tho building. The
tire started in the Imsement and
gained such headway that escape
was -ut off.
The people jumped
from the windows to save themselves.
The property loss will be small.
Ordered to '
San Francisco, De
letin says: “Rush
received front Wash fl
that the cruiser
front here tomorrow
for Panama.
‘ '*•
are approac'
and Gern
two of di»
importer
intere»*’
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