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REPUBLICA!^ KLAMATH VOL. KLAM ATI I Vili. FALLS, Roosevelt Money for Hvppntr Sufferers Continus« to Arrive Dally. TWO HEMISPHERES. Comprehensive Review of the Import ant Happening« of the Paat Week, Presented In Condenaed Form. Moat Likely to Prove Interesting to (>ur Many Reader«. PAYNE IS SAFE. SEARCH NEAR END EVENTS OF THE DAY 0ATHERED FROM ALL PARTS f)F THE KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 2, 1903. Heppner, Or.. June 25.—Nearly >7,- 600 ewelled tiie total of relief dona lions Unlay, ft is gratefully welcomed, as tiie falling of! ill receipts yesterday and tiie day l».fore gave aome anisety to tiie committee, for liiere I» pressing need of every oeut received or prom iseil. T)>e money comes from ail over tiie United Htatea, one man in a lar off corner of Texa» contributing >1, while tiie city of New York sent a check for >2,SOO. But one more lx»!/ was recovered to day, bringing tiie total found to date U> 178. Now that the town is practically cleared and placed in a fairly sanitaiy condition, tiie executive committee han decided tiiat no further outside work- men will lie ■ ailed for. The force on hand, now tiiororglily organized, la , deemed sufficient to cornil» to the work. It is probable that the Port- land contingi-nt will toxin lie wlth- drawn, leaving only tiie fleppm-r force 1 in town. Hines tiie rusli is over, it I» felt that »» much paid woik ax possible should I m « leit Ur tiie Heppner [HopIn, ' gixing them tiie op|x>rtuniIy to earn tiie money donated. The Portland fön«, under J. N. Davie being very compact and ax readily moved aa a military cutup, with cooks , tents, com- misnary and other equipment, it is |»ie- sible that it may lx« M>nt down tiie val ley to help clear up the drift» remain ing. C. C. Berkeley, the well known en gineer, has been woiking a force of 2D* men down the valley Uxlay. Sixty of these are I'ell'lleton citizens. Tiie oth ers are mixed volunteers and paid men from various points. Mr. Berkeley ea- 11 mates that with liie present force 10 more days will I hi required to go over tiie valley. Tiie first search not ixiing at all thorough, many drifts will have to I»« gone over again, aa l«»»e debris was thrown on top of undisturled lieapa. Il tiie Portland contingent is [mt on also, tiie time for completing tiie task will Ixi materially lessened. A total of a lx iut five large carloads of general supplies, as hxxi, bedding doth«», sic., lias lieen donaU-d and shipped U> Heppner since Hie flood. SEEKI RS FOR BODIES AT HEPPNER Will Not Allow Postmaster General to Resign. Washington, June 24. — President R<»>s«-velt is • arniiig the reputation of WILL SOON FINISH. standing hy his friends. Attempts have Ix-en made several times to wean Remain« of Many Known to Have Per ! him from some of tiie friends of other 'lays, whom it is thought were not de ished Hava Not Been Recovered sliarle to lx* in clone relations with Town Pretty Thoroughly Cleaned Up him every time. Bather vicious at Occasional Grafter* on Relief Fund tacks have Loen made upon Senator ixxlge, and Rix-sevelt has been ad Turned Down. vised to have some other senator as his confidante, but all such advice has Heppner, Or , June 24 —Good progress been rejected. Vicious attacks have lias Imeti made in relief work today. been made ujxin General Leonard rix.se who are searching the drifts Worxl, and Roosevelt lias taken occas have now reached l-eslngton, but some ion to <-xj>r<sshia confidence in Wood. I I lie same has happened in tiie case of of tlie ground already wr.rked over was adosen men of ¡ess prominence who not thoroughly worked, and will 1», are close to Roosveelt. Now it is report' ll that the p esident gone over again. A camp was today made at the Borg place, alxiut half intends to stand by Henry C. Payne, No pronuncia way between Heppner and Lexington, |>ost i.aster general. so the men would not have to go so far tion to t</tiiat effect is issue«! from the for meals, and much tin* > is thus saved. White House, but those who are very Two Ixxiies were dragged from the (lose to the president declare that wreckage today, two miles this ai<la of Payne is not to be removed, and the at tacks made uj>on him will not cause 1 exlngton. The teari-hem have now io urly the president to accept his resizantion reached la-xington, ami many are in if i’ayne < ffers it. It is said that there favor of carrying the search no farther is a perfect understanding Iwtween than this point, but ot going over the I'txuevelt and Payne, and that tiie ground already searidivd a second tints president is satisfied with what his and then abandoning the hunt, tin p'Stmasler general has done, and is tire other hand, t lie re are 14 or 15 peo not going to bes lampeded by the vic ple known to 1st lost whose bodies are ious attacks that have Ix-en made in not yet recovered, and some are in fa various newspaja-rs upon Payne. It is exjx-cted that when the investi vor of prosecuting the search as long aa there is any |»>»xib e ixqs. of finding gation progresses somewhat further any of tiie missing ones. There are ti>e president will take occasion to is many cv «« jh -< i I h , cellars and natural <1e- sue a statement concerning it, giving preasions which have l>een tillml with credit to whom due, foi the work of in mud and doubtless there are bodies vestigation, and unless something l>ap- buried in these which will never be |>ens that is not now in eight, to com mend Postmaster General Payne. found. The town lias b en pretty thoroughly While this is quite freely discussed, it cleared up, and tonight a large part of is impossible to say how true it is, as the force which lias Ix-en at work on the president himself refused to dis the streets and vacant lots will either cuss the matter, and no one officially ire discharged or else sent down to connected with the administration will work along the creek. Dr. Kirtner, deny or affirm the statements. BIG LAND FRAUD NEWELL UNEARTHS BIO SCHEME IN THE WEST. People Arc Being Located on Tract« That Ars to Bs Irrigated Imide In formation la Sold Chic! Hvdrograph- sr Says It Cannot Bs, lor Oovsrn- msnt Does Not Know. ___ TO TANANA BY RAIL. Project to Open land ot Vast Rlchncas In Alaska. DEMAND RE NEWSPAPERS AFT« Chicago, June 23.—The gold output OENERAL PAY of Alaska, now >30,000,000 per year, will l>e gr««tly increased by tl.e early building ol a new railroa«! from the son them coast of Resurrection iny IntrWuctlow of Mcklwley'al northward to the Tanana river, definite Postal Invoatlgatiowa Cow announcement of which was made here Payas Declarea Only D«t kxiay. The Reward construction com moval Caa Get Him Out, < pany, ot ( hicag ., has se< ured the con tract of tl.e building an«l equipping ol Probably Go the Alger Ro 413 miles of Alaska Central railway, from Resurrection bay northward Washington, June 22.—It tniough tl.e Cook inlet country and up much as if Postmaster-Gen* to the Hushitna valley to the Tanana river, 150 miles above its junction were going to be forced out with the Yukon. Inet by the attacks of the t> The company has placed an order for which are not at all sattafle 70-pound steel rails, which will be way In which he has menas shipped via Seattle and Vancouver. vestlgatlon of the scandal« LucomotiveH and cars have also been Postoffice Department. Pro ewurwi, and will be for wa ded with _______ greatest fault attributed to the rails. Constru tion must start be- his treatment of the Tullocl fore July 15, and I* pushed with all which he characterised as po aibie speed. The new railway is "stump speech,” and "playfl projected by pr'.minent men of the galleries." Hie atatoment Pacific coast. The headquarters are at tat’ka on the Postofiice De Seattle and the financial office is in ’«7 >'P°“ Pr*" . I Kinley or his administratlo C -rt ?’ • 1 « su 11 L 4 .1 other feature that is sever« The terminal of the Alaska Central .clged Paperg of atandta*. is open every day of the year. Owing dent and repub|lcan are qult to the influence of the Japanese «ur- ; editorially upon Postmastei rei.t, the weather there never falls to Payne, zero in winter weather. The :oute of Mr. Payne Is not In goo«l he the railway, which was surveyed last he never should have aasui summer, is through a valley h«aivily burden of the Postoffice Depart timbered, and opens a vast country rich th® beginning. The develop) in gold and copper. The northern fraud» «nd irregularities have terrnmu. is in the midst of the new «7*^^ Washington, June 24.—Hydr«.graph- er Newell, of the geol«q{ical survey, who has just returned from an extend Aalies from the volcano Hangay, in ed tour of tl.e West, reports the discov Ecuador, have I hwii falling for iw v<<ial ery of a new and suceessfal confidence days. game that has grown up under the na tional irrigation law, ami which is t«- Three days of rain have ing worktxi in Eastern Oregon. Speak dispel Die fears of a crop ing of his discovery Mr. Newell said: China. "I was very much disheartened Ex President Arias, of Spanish-lion- while in the West to find that ataocia- durra, haa lieen placed In a dungeon by tions for a consideration ranging from tiie »ui'iesafiil reliel |iarly. >50 to >100 are advertising, by circu The shipping traffic at Cienfuegos, lars and otherwise, to direct homeseek- ere to vaiant public land, which they Cuba, is tied up by a strike of lighter allege is to ba reclaimed by the nation men for higher wages. al government. These as«ociatiom- The large wholesale boot mid shoe make the showing thaat they are firm of Lamkin A Foster, rf Boston, formed to represent homeseekers, and has l>een atta< ked by «red I tors. propose to give them inside informa Wall street will make an iincnaxelesx tion. They have no inside informa campaign «gainst tiie get rich-quick tion. They do not know what lands concerns centering in that district. the government intends to irrigate, for no one knows, not even the depart A Chine*"' mandarin at Linchow haa ment. They are simply defrauding the been executed for high treason, in sup people. plying arms ami ammunition to reliela. u “They are sending people onto lands Tanana gol«l fields, many times more althou<h he wouW not Ludwig l-evoi, formerly a men l>«r of that will never l>e irrigated, either by extensive than the Klondike. The roa«l under flre Aa a matter of fact tiie Hungarian diet, has been appoint the government cr private enterprise, will make interior Alaska accessible declared to his personal frfen ed emigration coiiiiiiiseoiiier for Hun and I know of instances where these every day in the year and save three he will not resign, and intimat associations have sent people on to land* weeks of t.avel now necessary to inter- only death or removal by the gary. on hillsides, which could not possibly ior points by the circuitous routes up dent could take him out of th The scaffolding of a bridge In course The projectors say office Department. Secretary the Yukon river, be irrigated. • 1 took the same stand, and yet of construction near Rome gave way “I want to stamp these associations that the building of the Alaska Central the McKinley administration v willi the result that five men were will increase the gold production of as frauds and to warn all homeseekers tacked on account of Alger, a *1 killed and 20 injured. to avoid them. One of these companies Alaska from the present output of >30,- found to secure his resignation. 000,000 to >200,000,000, and attract A buoy thrown out by the I aidwin- Some papers are demanding has headquarter* at Omaha, and an Ziegler |x>tar expeilition at Frans Joaef- other at Pendleton, Or., but their oper an increase«l immigration of scores of Payne should go, and that Brief named for his place, in ord< latid, Jure 11, 1902, has been picked up ations extei.d over the entire arid thousands. In addition to the resources of gold, cleanse properly the Po.toffic who is at the head of the h.altli depart on the northeast coast of Iceland. NAVY WANTS PRECEDENT. West, and they are pretending to give will partment. When these deman« ment, lias hail teams engaged today in inside information concerning arid coal and timber, the new railroad The people of Her via take offense at jienetrate a copper belt, which baa come general, and come from 1 filling in several cellars and other nox Tyleg Up of Galveston by Creditors Paves j lands in every state." the new king for promoting aaaasains. been pronounced by government and lican and Independent as well aa ions plates with alkali. No cases of the Way fur Trouble on Other Ships. ocratic papers, their effect *11 private mineralogists to contain the Whitelaw Reid says the Monroe WILL REBUILD AT ONCE. sickness have developed, and the doubt be felt, and the Po-tm Washington, June 24. — Attorney cop most extensive and highest grade d<K-trine haa Ix-eti carried too far by hea tli of tiie community is g<»xi. General will do as Alger did—r< General Knox had pre-pared todav a |>er deposits known in the world. The work of relieving the needy is Leading Citizens Announce Plans -Funds patirotic fervor. the administration of the strain. CUBAN MATTER BEFORE CABINET. progressing satisfactorily. Now and stipulation in tl.e nature of a bond Needed for Cleaning Up. Eight cars broke waay at Rawlins, which, will be filed with Jugde Grin ENTRY IS ESTOPPED. TRAINS MEET ON CURVB. Wyc., and lolllded with a freight train. Naval Station Will Be Secured In Ad then Lome worthless person sts-ks to nan, _. ___________ v Court ____ __ Heppner, June 24.—Standing on the of the Chanc rey of _____ Rich- impose upon tiie committee which lias mond, practically the Government’s in-| 8,r‘*ts and gazing over towards the Four luen were killed. vance of Payment Therefor. in Nino People are Dead aa Result of this work in charge. Tl.is I Kills, - one can see -> dozens of ** tents, where terest in the cruiser Galveston. Tl.L —-- — <----- Nearly Two Million Acree Wlthdiawn Ex-Representative laiud, of Cali Washington, June 25. — At tl.e cabi Harney and Malheur Counties, Or. understandlag of Order. the destitute and homeless have found stipulation or bond, it is asserted, will fornia, Is placed in an unenviable posi net meeting today, Secretary Wil«.in Washington, June 23.—On the re RAILROAD FACES a BIO STRIKE. quiet and rest. Banker C. A. Rhea Waterloo, la., June 22.—While 1 than cover the claims of the cred- more tion in new postal scandal. submitted an elalxirate set of plan» for commendation of irrigation engiD-vers at ( a terrific rate and turning c itors against the Trigg Company for expressed hie intention of building sev A Wllmintgon, l>e|., mob burned a the proposed new building of tire <le- Ait ot the Frelghthandlcrs In Chicago work done and material used on the eral residences just as soon as building of the geological survey, who have been curve unaware of the approach negro at the stake to avenge au assault uarln ent of agriculture. Considerable J. L. examining proposed irrigation sites in ‘ freight train, passenger No. 2, « May Walk Out. ship, After the stipulation is filed it material can be brought in. | u|»in and murder of a 17-y<-ar-lod girl. nxMlification of the plans submitted Natter and Borchers expect to build Southern Eastern Oregon, the secre- bound, of the Illinois Central, crai Grinnan will is (relieved that Judge Chicago, June 26.—A general strike tary of the interior haa ordered the 1 head-on into the freight. Nine pei will l>e necessary in order to bring brick business houses on the east side Four men were killeil and another them within the cost proposed by con of all tire freight band lera employed by immediately release tiie ship to the temporary withdrawal of 1,080,000 were killed and both engines redt of Main street. the railroads centering in Cbicrgo may- government. fatally injured in a wreck on the Mis Already the peop.e are thinking and acres of land lying in Harney valley, 1 to junk. The engineers and firai gress. It was learn«*d at the navy depart- sonri Paii fic near Jeff'-rsou City, Mo. follow the .ailing out of the Ci icsgo A Secretary Hay referred briefly to the 1 each crew are dead. talking o< rebuilding on a better and along the Hilvea river, and along the of Alton men today. According to ¡’resi merit today that far greater interests The passenger train bad orders Malheur river in Malheur county. Convicts in the Colorado «late peni pending treaty looking tc the acquisi more substantial plan. W. O. Minor dent Curran, of the Freightliandlers are involved in the decision of the The engineers who have been in the the right of way, the freight crew 1 tentiary capture«! th«' warden's wife, tion of naval stations in Culm, and the will rebuild bis dwelling on his stock unit h, unless tire management of the question of the possession of the cruis Ing misunderstood the wording of and using tier a» a shield, made a des settlement of title to the Isle of Pines. farm one mile away on Willow creek, field since early spring, are convinced orders. The passenger was going Alton road sliall recede from the stand ers Galveston and Chattanooga than that in both of these io alitiee the gov- ' perate break for lllierty. The two As to the naval stations, it appears but will not rebuild bis town residence the rate of 50 miles an hour. The < taken it will I* necessary for him to ara represented by the actnal cash val ernment can well afford to undertake lision took place upon a sharp cn: ¡sailers were kllleii and the rest cap that lire treaty will I* so framed as to ue of those boats. 1» is regarded as until later. Both bouses were swept extend the strike to the other lines to the construction of storage reservoirs, and it is stated that the engine- |>ermit of I lie acquisiticn of the land in away. tured. enforce the demands of the union. The al>eolnte)y essential at this stage to es advance of payment therefor, the ques Mayor Gilliam and the executive re with a view of reclaiming large areas were not aware of the approach of • frelghthandlers employe! by the Alton tablish a sound precedent and deter President Dias, of Mexico, is sure to posing trains until within a few f< tion of price to be settl<»l thereafter. mine the question of title to war ves lief committee decided to renew the ap of fertile but dry lands. be rennminlated. The engineers «onvinced themselves 1 of each other. Thia is neceeaitatml by the fact that the road quit work t>»iay because two un sels under constiuction, in order to pro peal (or additional for additional funds ion men had l>een discharged. There Had It not been for the make-up from preliminary examinations that The sultan of Monx-co lost 6,000 men Cuban government proponed to acquire tect the government’s interests in the from Portland and the Northwest coun the title from individual holders and is no question of »ages in the contro owneiship of at least a dozen ships, in try. The total payroll is now >1,620 the Silvies and Malheur rivers afford the train, the Pullmans being plac in battle with rebels. versy, as less than a month ago ai) the in the center, with the passeng daily, with a large portion of the >20,- plenty of water to irriagte considerable coachea on the rear, the death II Five men were killel in a mine ex transfer the land to tire United States, roads signed a new wage scale, grant cluding battleships worth nearly >5,- areas. Now that the lands have peen ami it 1» unable at thia time correctly 000 that has been contributed already would have been appalling. ing the freighthandlers a substantial 000,000, each. Sejiarate action will be plosion st Blodsiiurg, N. M. withdrawn, they will hereafter be ex to estimate the value of the property taken in the ease of the Chattanooga, paid out. The total loss of property increase in wages. amined in detail to determine just bow Hervia is indignant over the with required. FEAR OF FLOOD CONSTANT. building at Elizabethport, and it is will not be lses than >350,000 upon a great an acreage can be irrigated at drawal of the British minister. conservative basis. therefore probable that no further de CHINESE CRISIS GROWS GRAVER. reasonable cost, by impounding the POWERS WILL PRESS CHINA. Albuquerque la Likely to Ba Ova lays will be encountered in the comple The 1904 supreme Irxlge A. O. U. W. DREDGE ABOUT READY FOR WORK. waters of these two streams. whelmed by the Rio araude. tion of the Galvseton and the Chatta will meet at Uhattanixiga. Tenn. The Harney valley project, lying Rebels Besiege a City and Will Take It Means Are Being Considered to Break nooga, while any show of force or dur Albuquerque, N. M., June 22.—Th The amount of relief money receive«) Unless Help Arrives Soon. Grant Will Begin Operations on Colum southwest of Burns and north and east Deadlock on Trade Treaty. e«s on the part of tiie National govern- people of this city are living to cot of Lake Malheur, embraces 622,080 bia In About a Month. at Heppner now totals ovei >8,000. Shanghai, June 5, via Victoria, R. Washington, Juno 20.—The negoti mnet will ire avoided. acres, as follows: Townships 22 to 26, stant fear of being overwhelmed b Washington, June 24. — From ad More troops have lieen sent to Du C., June 25.—The crisis grows more ations with China for a trade treaty ranges 31, 3 and 33; township 22, R. flood from the Rio Grande Rivet CUBA FREE OF YELLOW JACK. grave in Kwang Hi. The North China vices received by the chief of engineers buque, lowra, to prevent rioting by have reached a critical j-haw, growing 32H; townships 23, 24 and 25, ranges which Is reported rising rapidly aa 1 today, it is believed that the pumps Daily News says today: out *>f the demand of the LTnited Staffs Strikers. The lix'al mandarins have received! — --------- , for - the opening of j>orta in Smallpox Is Unheard of, but Tuberculosis for the converted transport Grant will 32S. 33 and 34; township 26, ranges result of heavy rains north of hare ... Jami Japan For miles up the valley tne country 1« Increases Its Ravages. A tunnel lieing constructed at Boaion tl.e following teh'gram from Kwang Si: Manlicuria. The Russian government be completed and ready for shipment 33 and 34, all south and east. The Malheur river project proper em inundated and a large number of fam caved In, killing two men and fatally “The reliellion is increasing and lias profesHed to entertain no opjxrsit- The contract Washintgon, June 24.—A copy of about the end of June. braces about 415,000 acres lying on Illes have been driven from theft injuring a thir I. daily getting more dangeron» and more ion to tiie demand, but tiie Chinese tiie monthly report of I>r. C. J. Finlav, ing firm in Baltimore has secured a either side of the Malheur river and homea. Great destruction to proper f'irmidnble. The imperial army here commissioners now take tiie gro. nd chief sanitary officer for the Island of perfect casting for the huge cylinder, One man was killed and another in around the town of Vale, extending ty has been done. The breaka in the is too weak to I m - of any use. The lat- tiiat tl.e porta mentioned will ire Cuba, which has been received at the and the rest of the pump is ready for 1 dike and the Alameda Acquia, ten from the Snake rivt-r westerly half way jured in Arixona In a dispute our cat est n«'ws 1« that the relx'lx have l» iH'ige<l I U1“1 —-- th. city of Chnng Chon of th. prefe« t-1 o’*"*d “» I’”"” .......... ^»de ^‘"7 Culian legation here, containsthe fol assembling. The work of remodeling across. In addition there has been miles above this city, sent down a tre tle graxing grounds. mendous volume of water against the the Grant, so as to fit it for use as a when trade necessities require it. lowing: withdrawn 51,000 acres lying just west eight-foot acquia embankment a mile “Tiie showing for 1902 is very satis sea dredge, is more than thiee-fourths jl I Therefore they pro|x>»e to leave this When Prince Henry of Prussia visits ure of Tai Ping Fu in Kwang Hi, and of this main tract, and directly on the above the city. the United Htates next year he will also tiiat nnlesa relief is sent at once, i* I matter in alieyance and con« Imle the factory, not only in regard to the com completed at the .Mare Island navy liver, which is to be utilized as a reser The water rising at the rate of a plete exemption from yellow fever and yard, and if the present progress is not wlil certainly fall into tl.e liands of the trade convention without this xe«-tion tour tiie Pacific coast stales. foot an hour was creeping toward the voir site. but a'so in the number of interrupted, the ship will be ready to relx-lx. Wu, tl.e piefect, has ixum Tiie United Htates refuses to accept smallpox, L... ______ „___ ,______ The main Malheur withdrawal in top of the embankment when the Bolivia has agree I to allow Brasil sending an a[>[»)« 1 for troops to tl.e thia suggestion. Japan takes the same deaths from malaria and in the total commence operations on tiie Columbia cludes township 16, range 46; town alarm was given and several hundred until October to settle the Acre dispute. governor, Wang Chi Hung, and he lias porili n. Hie English inti lence lies mortality. There haa been no small- river bar not later than the first of ship 17, ranges 44, 45 and 46; town citizens rushed to the acquia and be since June. 1900, nor August, and possibly before. 2_ ordeied a force under Ho Taotai an«i in that direction, and negotiations are pox on tiie island • mlewnA Konfomhar 1Q01. ____________________ ship 18, ranges 43. “ 44, ‘ " and * 46; gan the work of strengthening it. 45 Wsl«s had two severe earthquake They worked throughout the night. —- --------- -------------- Major General Pan to pr«.<-ee«l to raise deadlocked [«ending the contrivance of yellow fever since September, 1901, 19, range 43; fractional township sliix ks, but no great damage was done. Pay for Dishonor, some means t>y the powvrs named to and the progress in the decrease in ms- tiie seige." 16, 17, 13, 19 and 20, range Brighter for the Canal. laria has continued without interrvp- Belgrade, June 2L—The plomotions townships bring some preasure upon China. The bead camp of Modern Woodmen 47, lying west of the Snake river; New York, June 22.— Advices from tion. “ The condition regarding tn- are annoum'ed of various members of Alate Flood Relief Plan. haa refused to admit Texaa and New 16, range 48, ail south and Barranguilla and Cartagena show lierculosis, however, is not so satisfac ;jie military deputation to King Peter township Topeka, Kan., June 25.—Senator F. Mexico. a decidedly favorable turn In the Grafters' Plot Is Laid Bare. • ast. tory. There liqs hen Hn increase of 5 at Genevra. Colonel Popoivlcs, of I) Smith will introduce a fltxxl relief controversy over the question of Ht. f.ouie, Jone 26.—It was brought to 6 per cent in deaths from that die- the late King Alexander’s palace guard, Roliliers secured >300 In cash and mtuiHUre in the Senate, following tiie Can xda Rises to Protest. ratifying the Panama Canal treaty, mi in 1 out through statenu nte made to Cir- ease in each of tiie years 1901 and ,g created a General and First Aid-de- >200 in stamps by cracking the Colfax, lines of the precedent established in Osewgo, N. Y., June 21.—The visit says a Herald dispatch from Panama. made I‘’Bit Attorney Folk today by witnesses 1902, and at the present time the pro- C a n)p to King Peter; Captain IJoy- 111., poetoffice safe. of Secretary of War Root to this city This change is due. primarily, to the 1901, when an appropriation was called to testify iH'fore the grand jury portion of deaths from that cause to »tics, who op«‘ned the palace gates for Isthmian public spirit and to the con OareleM smoking by miners in a Twi to furnish seed for the settlers in in connection with the St. Louie street the general mortality amounts to over the assassins of 'he late king and and the announcement of plans for the tinued publications here, by prominent Northwest Kansas who had lost tlieir rebuilding of historic Fort Ontario and consolidatoin deal in the iegislat- light, Pa., |x>wder house caused an ex queen, is promoted to be a major, and its conversion into a battalion post have tr.en of both the Conservative and Lib all by drouth. He would require those c“r •' that the legislative agent of the 16 per cent. plosion which resulted fatally to three Lieutenant Gronica, who was on'guard been tiie subject of unfavorable com eral parties elucidating the Important to whom money is supplied to give a lirt<, rar companies to« k >150,000, points in the controversy. The restor Slavs. note therefor, without interest, due street car companies i<» » Miners Scalded by Steam. outside the paalce on the night of the ment by the Canadian press. An Ot October 1, 1904, and when it is col- sewed ee"ru in ■■■ the ... lining n of his coat, *, ami and ation of public order throughout th« Tamaqua, Pa., June 24.- An a result assassination«, and who was a confident tawa paper says “That fort can only I Republic is also contributing to dis A Connecticut court lias made an lected the money shall be r 'turned to liirn«<l it over to two agents n ** at “* Jeffers« ’ ,,f two disasters which followed close of the conspirators, is made a captain, have one object—the protection of the pose opinions more favorably toward order which will make it possible *or .(B<I ............ ,_______ City for tiie allege«! purpsoe of buying —* plan • — will -«** require ------ tiie final link in the New York-Boston I trgaanry. The harbor in case of war with Canada and the canal treaty. voiSi. The __ ...2. of ** — «•• “•'* anil names tire agent **>d ujmn one another in the No. 4 and No.------------------------------ trolley line to be completed. I , _ u)y| |0Vy Ui meet the appropriation. | Eating Each Other. the providing of a stronghold from “ i cir- 8 cloleries ol the Lehigh coal and navi- Charged With Fraud In Mining Deal. the indiviiluals are known to the «ation company, in the Panther creek Pekin, June 3. via Victoria, B. C., wlii h vessels of war can issue to prey Chicago, June 22.—Charged with Mrs. Sam Bailey, of 8t. Lotilx, • >'’ colt attorney. valley, three men are dead one is dying June 24.—News has lieen received here upon Canadian lake commerce and fraud in a >3.000.000 mining deal in daughter and son were mysteriously Flcxxla Wipe Out Towns. and live others are seriously injured, that the famine in Kwang Hi is grow- cities.” which his commissions are declared UIH1 U vw. --------------- murdered. They were poor, and a Grande El Paao, Tex., N. Juno Rio at Berino, M., 26. 1» — a Tl.e ix miles Senator* En Route to Alaska, ■ ate last night, while a force of men I--------- to have been >200,000, Theodore _ . . < ' ‘e8 _ rees. The starving were fighting a mine fire, the action of * 7 motive for tiie crime is hard Ui find. wide Santa Fe trains are coming in Denver, June 26.—The committee on Gross, a mine promoter, spent last Lightning Works Havoc. population is estimated at 200,000 and Tiie 11 tli Eastern conferenoe of the -------- ------------------- ------ ‘ *■■, It is territories of the senate met in Den- the water on the burning coal and rock night In the county jail. Richmond daily numbers of deaths occur from Cambridge, O., June 23. — Lightning Young Women's Christian Association | ov „r the Hoiilhern Pacific reported here that the «ra<ks. channel has ver and have departed for Seattle, en genernte«l a large btxly of steam, which Polson. Chicago manager of Walter starvation. The British authorities in struck a house stored with 3,000 pounds Baker A Co. (Limited), is Gross* ac will Im held under the allspices of 0,1 clninged twice in 30 miles above El route for Alaska. The committee will rusheil down the gangway, scalding a Hong Kong, aided by public subscrip of dynamite at the new mines now be cuser. He declares that Gross fraud Paao. Tiie current creases the Santa visit all tl.e prominent mining and party of seven n»«n, who were manning American c< mm it tee at Silver Bay tions, have been sending aid for two ing opened near Senecaville, 12 miles ulently withheld >125.000 due him aa Lake George, June 26-July 20. the Fe track twice in less than a mile of coast settlm<‘eiita, will climb the pastes months. A Japanese report says can from here today during a storm and commission in the sale of Camp Bird the fire hose. terrtoriy. All the Mexican settlement» «nd float down the Yukon to tiie sea, New complications are fearod in nibalism is being practiced and human killed six men and injured a score of i Mining Company stocks from Thomas near Sierra Blanca, Tex., haa been thence going by boat through tl.e real territory of Acre. Cable to Alatka. others, besides ruining the mine shsft F. Walsh, the Colorado millionaire, flesh is publicly offered for sale. Kansas City, Mo., freight handlers | swept away Breino ha not been heard Ashing preserves. The party includes and breaking nearly all the windows in | now of Washington, D. C. Washington, June 24. — General from for several days. Senators Dillingham, of Vermont; Nel Election Left to People. peo- Greely has been informed that 580 Senecaville, a mining town of 300 — have struck for a 26 per cent increase St. Louis Sees Last of Flood. son, of Minnesota; Burnham, of New The Jackson, Miss., June 24.—The atate pie half a mile from the mine, miles of tiie submarine cable to be of wages. St. I aju I b . June 22.—The water 1. Hampshire, and Patteracn, of Colors io. car- board of election commissioners today- men killed and wounded were laid between Puget Hound and Alaska Minister Will Not Return. receding rapidly from the flooded dis The Chicago University proposes to have lieen ship|ied from New York to ordered a atate primary election to be pen ten. tricts in East St. Louis and vicinity, New York, June 24.-According to eapend >3,000,000 for buildings and First Cable From Midway Islands. held on August 6. Thia action meana Seattle. The remaining 760 miles will and business Is approaching Its nor ln(„rnuition obtaine«! by the Worlil land for secondary schools. Venezuela Pays Germany. Washin ton, June 2fl.—Secretary lie shipped from New York in August. that the next United Staten senator mal status. The latest estimate, no* The Hpanish budget for 1901 eati- here, Honor Luis Corra the N'^tagium Moody today received his first cable Caracas, June '23. — The Venesuelan show that the flood, directly or indi This is tiie rtrwt long cable made in from Mississippi will be choaen by pop government lias paid to Germany >60,- mates the expenditures at >193,600,- minister to "" l< Nicaraguan message from the Midway islands, in the United States. It is of the seam ular ballot. Senator Money, the pres- rectly. caused the death of 17 pwraona 000 and th. revenue at >200,000,000 '"^¿¿'"¿’wiil continue without a tlio Pacific. It simply ann« unced tiiat 000 due this month as stipulated in the , In Eaat St. Louis and vicinity. Four less rubber type. Captain Edgar Rue ent incumbent, and Govornor Longino protocol in partial liquidation of the teen were drowned and threw w.r. The National Obildren*. Home Ho- H-' representative at Waahing- the naval tug Ircxpiois left that place sell, Signal Corps, lias started for Seat are candidatea, and are now prosecut shot for rlv.r thievery. German claims against Venesuela. claty has re ele. toi all of the present ‘"P1 the Ui|ure ()I tiie Nica- I thia morning for Honolulu, which is tle to make preliminary arrangements. ing tn active canvaaa of the atate. officers, and adjournml to meet at 81. “»•» | her regular station. canal projoct. lx.nl« next year. r taguan »K"an **"* Frost and rain have ruined thousands of acres of potatoes in Ireland.