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Sold
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TO INVfiST BACOLOR.
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Tillamook, Oregon
The troops are encamped around in the CURRENT NEWS ITEMS
Official announcement is made by Vi­
take to designate which are the lower
STATE PRESS.
s iburbs, and are beginning to think they
car-General Blanchet, administrator of
and which are higher classes, as that
Country Around San Fernando may be quartered there during the wet
Congressmen Tongue and Moody were must be left foreach individual judgment.
! By direction of the president, who ap­ the archdiocese of Oregon since the
Will Be Swept of Rebels.
season. After Bacolor has been cleared,
both- interviewed during the pait week As women in registering usually give
proves the findings, Acting Secretary of death of Archbishop Gross in November,
M amila , May 7, 8:40 P. M — To clear water communication with Manila may War Meiklejohn made public the report 1898, that a successor to the latter has in regard to their choice of speaker of their vocation as ‘housekeeper,’ it is im­
the Filipinos out of Bacolor, about five be established. All along the roads to and findings of the military court ap­ been chosen by the holy see. The rew the house. Both voiced the sentiment possible to learn from their record which
miles southwest of San Fernando, will be Calumpit the fuel wagons and bull teams pointed to investigate the charges made archbishop is the Mo t Rev. Dr. Alexan­ that a man should be chosen who is in particular ledge of the social strata they
the next task of the Americans. The carrying provisions have to lie ferried, by Major-General Miles, commanding der Christie, bishop of Vancouver island, sympathy with the needs of the West. stand upon.
rebel general, Mascardo, has a force of one by one, across two rivers but the the army, that the beef supplied to the B. C. The installation will take place Under the iron rule of Czar Reed, the
“Therefore, in order to locate the women
600 men there, well armed and possesed Filipinos have several launches in the army during the war with Spain was in Portland, probably in the middle of West’s interests went begging, notwith­ as to trades, business, etc., I give them the
standing Reed was a resident of the West | positions occupied by their husbands and
of plenty of amunition. His troops have river Delta.
unfit for the use of the troops. The most June. A delegation of the priests and
never met American soldiers, and they The American troops are much ex­ important features of the report are: laity of the city will meet the arch a number of years. Locality from which fathers. I take the Seventeenth voting
the speaker comes counts for naught. precinct as a typical one. It is about an
think, according to reports carried to hausted by the recent campaign, except | The finding that the general’s findings bishop.
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It is his views on our needs that should average in voting population, in the pro­
San Fernando that they can “whip the the Iowa troops, which are compara-1 that the refrigerated beef was treated
tively fresh. The regiments of the divi-i I with chemicals were not established ; that The German-Americana of Toledo, 0., govern our congressmen’s support.—In- portion of white and colored men and
whole lot.”
women, in the diversified industries. The
Bacolor is well intrenched, and thous­ sion average less than 50 men to a com- his allegations concerning the canned held a monster meeting on Sunday t< 'ependence Interprise.
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149 white women who registered in this
ands of the natives are working like pany, and all have a weather-worn ap- ¡ fresh or canned roast beef w’ere sustained protest against the proposed British
We Americans have a great deal to
beavers digging trenches and carrying jiearance.
as to its unsuitability for food as used American alliance. Speeches were made say about Spanish brutality in con­ precinct, as indicated bv the vocations of
War May End Soon.
the dirt in baskets. The enemy uses his
on the transports, and as a long-con­ by the leading Germans of the city, and nection with their bull fights and other their husbands, fathers, etc., would be
rifle for fighting only, but comjiels the W ashington , May 6.—President Mc­ tinued field ration; censure of General strong resolutions were adopted, in cruel sports, and we boast very loudly classified thus:
“ The trades (all classes of skilled
bolo men and Chinese men, and even Kinley believes the warin the Philippines I ! Miles for “error” in failing to promptly which many of those present indulged, of our superior education and refinement.
women, to labor incessantly. The rebel will be at an end within 48 hours.
I notify the secretary of war when he first and the object of the meeting was lost And yet a short time ago, while a dog labor), 32; the professions, 26; mer­
sight of, many leaving the hall. When
chants (all manner of ci va levs), 16;
outpost is about a mile beyond San Fer­ This conclusion is based upon highly i formed the opinion that the food was
the vote came to sustain the United States show was being held in Seattle, Wash laborers (unskilled), 15; clerks, 10 ;
nando, with a trench that hold between gratifying cablegrams received from Mr. unfit; censure of the commissary-general
government on the Samoan question, the ington, a hundred rats were turned public officers, 8; bankers and brokers,
200 and 300 men. From that point Schurman, president of the peace com­ (then General Eagan) for the too-exten­
vote was 393 to 7 agaiust the govern­ loose in an enclosed ring and the elite of 7; railroad employes, 7; salesmen, 5;
several volleys were fired last night upon mission. The result of the next confer- ■ sive purchase of the canned beef as an
that city spent a happy hour in watch­
ment.
contractors. 2; bookkeepers, 2; foremen,
the camp of the Twentieth Kansas regi­ ence between the peace commission and | untried ration ; censure of Colonel Maus,
ing dogs kill and mutilate the helpless
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2; paymaster, 1, leaving unclassified,
of
General
Miles
’
staff
;
the
finding
that
ment.
Aguinaldo’s representatives, the president
A remarkable surgical operation, said rats. It simply proves that our vaunt­ 16. These sixteen are largely widows
Neither Major General MacArthur nor believes, will be a decision by a Fillipi- the packers were not at fault, and that to be the first of its kind, has been per­ ing is vain and our boasting a sham.
occupying their own homes, and by no
Major-General Lawton moved today, al­ nos to lay down their arms as a prelimi-1 the meats supplied to the army were of formed on John Tokokka, a Finnish What must Spaniards thinks of us ?—The
rule could be designated as among the
the
same
quality
as
those
supplied
to
the
though each reconnoitered the country nary to the inauguration of the form of,
fisherman, at St. Mary’s hospital, San Eye.
lower classes. Thus, if the opponents of
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in his vicinity for some miles from head­ government which the peace commission trade generally, and the recommendation Francisco. He suffered from chronic in­
What kind of 16-to-l man is Secretary woman suffrage by the term ‘lower
quarters, developing the presence of small recomended and which the president has that no further proceedings will be taken digestion, and his stomach was of abnor­
in the premises.
Alger, that he should find such favor in classes,’ mean to classify according to
forces of the enemy. In the vicinity of approved.
.
t
mal size, In order to reduce its propor­ ex-Governor Pennoyer’s eyes ? Perhaps some ill-defined rule of elite society, the
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Laguna de Bay, the reliels are extremely A high official in the administration
tions the surgeons literally took a reef in
example given above would lie a com­
active, but the lines of Gereral Ovenshine said
<
Governor Thomas has announced that it, by making a double fold which was 1 I I it is 16-to-l beef—16 pounds of bad to 1
to-night:
plete refutation. If by 'lower classes’
of
good.
—
Telegram.
and Colonel Wholley, who is command­ “Our information justifies the belief within a few days, if President McKinley sewed together. The opening necessarily
they mean the immoral and dissolute,
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ing General King’s brigade during the that
i
there will be a cessation of hostili­ and the secretary of war continue to made in the body was then closed, and
O ne Edward Atkinson of Boston, vice- the refutation appears to be still more
latter’s illness, have been materially ties
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within less than 48 hours. Mean- ignore his communications on the sub­ the patient, whose stomach is now of
complete, for the Seventeenth precinct is
strengthened, and their is no danger in time, it is absolutely necessary to keep ject of the return of the Colorado regi- usual size, is rapidly recovering, being | president of what he and his associates particularly free from those elements,
are
pleased
to
term
an
anti-imperialist
that direction.
up the fight’ng on the part of the Ameri­ 1 ment from the Philippines, he will take abfe to digest substantial food.
league has prepared three pamphlets, sed­ and its female registration considerably
The armed steamers Laguna de Bay cans in order to make the rebels realize steps with the view of securing the im­
itious in matter which he is attempting to above the average.
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and Cavadonga, under Captain Grant, the utter uselessness of their resistance.” mediate recall of the troops.
“ The records show that 4-,804 females
A newspaper extremely friendly to Al­ send to the army at Manlia. These pam­
have gone to Guagua, about five miles
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Admit They Are Whipped.
phlets advise the soldiers to demand were registered as voters. Of the white
ger
intimates
that
if
Miles
is
not
relieved
southwest of Bacolor, presumably to
One hundred leaders of the New York
women registered 2,666 (about two-
M anila , May 6.—Colonel Arguelles
upon the publication of the beef report, their discharge to refuse longer to do
establish a base of supplies for the troops
and the other peace envoys of the rebels Citizenship League, including John Jacob Alger will retire. This caused a great military duty and above all not to thirds) voted; of the colored women 397
engaged in the northern campaign.
re-inlist. The post office department has (less than one lia'.f) voted. A total of
are here working and begging for peace. Astor, ex-Governor Flower, Morton, and
It is rumored that Mabini, president of They admit they are whipped. The others, plan to give Admiral Dewey, on deal of comment in army circles, and examined the seditious matter and 3,063 women voted.
the
general
verdict
is
that
Miles
will
stay.
the cabinet and minister of foreign affairs troops are not to be shaken in their re­ his return to this country, a $10,000
“ By reference to the official canvass we
Alger will claim a vindication by the direct that the pamphlet be excluded
in the so-called Filipino government, who solve to surrender, and thev will not banqnet. Each of the hundred men is to
find that: 269 women refused to vote for
from
the
mails.
Some
have
criticised
court of inquiry, and claim offended dig
either candidate for mayor; 292 women
is a radical to be succeeded by Patreno, fight. Arguelles says the rebel soldiers give $100, and the number of guests is
nity. Probably this way out would suit the action of the post master general
the framer of the Spanish treaty of 1896 are throwing away their weapons, and to be not more than 125 or 150. The
and say that the literature will lie wide­ refused to vote for either candidate for
the
administration,
but
as
Alger
has
city clerk; 844 women refused to vote
This change is regarded as significant at have lost all heart in the fighting, since banquet will be at the Waldorf Astoria,
already stayed so long, it is teared he ly advertised and lie much more generally
the present juncture.
nothing seems to stand in the way of the and will be the greatest feast ever given won’t leave now unless driven out by i read than if no attention had been paid for either candidate for city attorney;
This is hardlv true. Treason 776 women refused to vote for either
The entrance ofthe Americans into San American soldiers—rivers, intrenchments, there.
force. To relieve Miles of the command ito
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loves
secrecy
and seeks to hide in the candidate for city treasurer. What does
Fernando wras virtually unopposed. The jungle and rebel sharpshooters being all
There is reason to lielieve that President of the army liecause of bad beef, charges
shades of night. To oppose it the patriot this great exhibition of dissatisfaction
Filipinos, who expected the invaders to alike to them.
McKinle» hat been advised that Admiral which four-fifths of the people believe
approach from the sea, had that side of Arguelles has thrown aside all reserve, ! Dewey contemplates coming home with have been sustained, even if the board needs only to bring it to the open. It is with party candidates mean? Docs it
the town strongly guarded, but there and declares with an injured air that in a short time. His return will of course says otherwise, would be a piece of bad expedient to line up on this question, and not mean that voters have become very
was only one line of trenches beyond San there should lie no suspicion of bad faith be de[>endent upon the success of the |>oiitics that McKinley would shun. all true Americans are anxious to do so weary of partisan politics in municipal
affairs? Europe has eliminated national
Tomas. Two battalions of the Fifty- in the rebels’ proposal for peace. He de­ commission's present negotiations with Should Alger take offense and resign, it The department does well to prevent the
circulation
of
Atkinson
’
s
treasonable
lit-
I
politics from municipal affairs to a large
clares
all
are
willing
to
surrender
as
soon
first Iowa regiment, which swam the
the Filipinos. As soon as they have laid would be most satisfactory, and would
extent, greatly to the benefit of city
erature.
If
it
brings
the
matter
to
public
as
assurances
are
made
that
the
Filipinos
river north of the city, was smartly
down their arms it is expected that he not harm the administration in the least.
governments. The progress of Euro-
peppered while in the water, but the will have some representation in the local will proceed with the protected cruiser The war department imbroglio is giving attention, so much the lietter.—Hillsboro
¡lean cities in the last two or three de­
Independent.
government
that
is
to
be
substituted
for
considerable
concern
to
the
president,
rebels disappeared as soon as the Ameri­
Olympia to the United States, probably
cades
has been truly wonderful. Every
cans reached the shore. In the mean­ the Spanish government in the archipel­ through the Suez canal to New York, but he hopes for a way out without hav
ideal city government in founded on
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
time the hospital squad had walked ago.
and come immediately to Washington to ing to take any decisive stey himself. If
business principles, choosing its officers
across the bridge into the city, suppos­ While negotiation for peace continue. consult with the president regarding the Miles and Alger both remain, M’ks Will
More than 3,000 women voted at the and agents with reference to fitness and
continue to be, as now, shorn of any last municipal election in Kansas City,
ing the Americans were there. They en­ General Otis is rushing the campaign Philippines.
with no consideration of partisan poli-
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authority whatever
countered no natives. The few Spaniards ahead, and will keep up the fighting until
Kan. More than 4,800 were registered. tics.”
Aguinaldo
and
his
men
lav
down
their
The
Phoenix
bridge
works
of
Phoenix
­
and Filipinos who were left there wel­
One-third of the voters registered were
ville, Pa., has just contracted with re­
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comed the Americans and opened their arms.
WHERE TO INSURE.
women. This fact was directly due to I
CONNUBIALITIES.
presentatives of the Japanese govern­
houses to them. General MacArthur ac­
the activity of the women’s dub of the THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Teachers’ Examination.
ment to build a large steel bridge for the
GLOBE INSURANCE CO.
cepted entertainment at the hands of
G. Standley Hall, president of Clnrk town. The matter has attracted much
AGENT FOK TILLAMOOK,
Senor Hizon, a sugar magnate.
Notice is hereby given that for the pur­ imperial railroad of Japan. The contract university, is to be married in July to attention, especially among politicians, |
J 8. STEPHENS.
was
secured
after
a
sharp
competition
If the inhabitants of the San Fernando pose of making an examination ofall per
Miss Florence E. Smith, once director of saye the St. Louis Post Dispatch,
HOME
MUTUAL
INSUDANTE
COMPANY.
with
a
numlier
of
the
leading
bridge-
j
region are to be believed, there is little sons who may offer themselves as candi­
It has lx*cn argued by the opponents of
AGICNTH KOH TILLAMOOK.
building firms of Europe. The company the Troebel Preparitory School of Bos-
dates
for
teachers
of
the
schools
of
this
sympathy with the insurrection in that
BIGGS A bTEPHENS.
the sufferage movement in Kansas that
has also contracted to build a numlier of ton.
quarter. Before evacuating the city, the county, the County Superintendent there­
Engagement rings among the Egyp- the “lower class ’ of woman have l»een in
steel
bridges
and
viaducts
for
railroads
j
SCHOOL DESKS AND SUPPLIES OF
rebels burned the church and the public of will hold a pubiic examination at the
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
in Brazil. Canada. Central America and tians were always made of iron, symbol- the habit of visiting the polls on election
buildings, and looted the Chinese quart­ Court House, in Tillamook City, com­ Peru, tiesides building 12 steel railroad izing the mutual sacrifice of liberty. One days and voting, while the lietter class
J. 8. STEPHENh is agent for the
ers. They drove many rich Filipinos, with mencing at One o’clock p.m., May 10th, bridges for the Eastern Chinese railroad, of the earliest gems used in the engage <>f women have remained at home, pre Northwest School Furniture Company
their families, out of the city before them, 1899’
ment rings was a loadstone, which was ferring to attend to there household
fol­ the southeastern terminus of the great suppose«! to indicated the force of at- duties than exercise the ballot franchise for Tillamook co.
as well as a hundred of Chinese, to pre­ The following programme will
trans-Siberian
railroad,
now
being
built
vent them helping the Americans. They lowed for state and county papers :
traction which drew the maiden from given them by the state,
W ednesday —Penmanship, history and by the Russian government.
j Judge J S. King of Kansas City, Knn.,
cut the throats of many. Many Chinese
her own family into another.
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spelling.
o
commissioner of elections, has given
hid on roof-tops or in cellars, and some
T hursday -Written arithmetic, theory The superintendent ofthe mint at San
Miss Ilelia H. Johnson and Charles A. the suffrage question much thought. TWO LIVE PAPERS
escaped by cutting off their queues.
of teaching and grammar.
Francisco in his official report places the , Boyd were married at Chattanooga,
There are 50 fresh graves in the church
F riday —Geography, mental arithme- total production of gold in California in Tenn , April 19, after the bride’s day- Prom the figures of the last election he
has compiled some valuable statistics
tic. reading, physiology .composition, 1K9H at $15,906.47$, and the silver at
yard.
! light escape d«»wn a lightning rod from In a letter to Mrs. W. H. Toothaker,
The re pula r subecription price of
The country beyond Culumpit is full of
physical geography, b,>ok1
$114,055. Alaska produced $2,517,121 a female seminary at Sew’anee, Tenn., president of the Current Events club, he
THE HEADLIGHT is$15O. and
Oregon
school
law.
general
history.
all sorts ofingenious trenches and pitfalls
in gold and $127.271 in silver, coining and a sensational pursuit of the cotiple says:
the rrgulnr subscription price of
English literature, algebra.
in the roads, with sharpened bamboos i
v due The gold production of the Klon­ through the country by the bride's father
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Dated this 24th day of April. 1899.
”So many and varied are the argu­
Fortunately, tne Americans have escaped
dike last year is placed at $11,038.473, and a big brother armed with shotguns ments for and against woman suffrage
Any one subscribing for THE
G. B. L ahr ,
the latter.
County School Superintendent. and the silver $208,15«, coining value, and vowing vengence on Boyd.
HEADLIGHT and paying one
that I have undertaken to deduce some
In the swamps near San Tomas, where
or $80,488 commercial value.
year in advance can get both the
facts
from
our
recent
city
election
bear
­
In
Germany
bridal
wreaths
are
made
General Wheaton’s troops did their fight­
Professor Ccrdley. entomologist of the
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of myrtle; in the Black Forest, of haw­ ing on this question, and which cannot
ing—the men sinking to their waists in state agricultural college, has thiilo say
headlight
James
D.
Young,
sheriff.of Shoshone thorn ; in Switzerland, of white roses; fail to lie interesting in the future dis-
mud—are many bodies of Filipinos, smell­ of the strange insect which has made lU
cussion
thereof.
The
registration
and
I
England,
France
and
America
are
faith
­
county. Idaho, where the trouble with
and
ing horri hie
appearam e in some Marion county or- miners occurred, was arrested upon the ful to orange blossom. In Spain brides vote of the women of this city, being so
The army is really enjoying life at San
chsr.ls -The littkl^Ck that you
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Fernando, which is the most picturesque meisthecurculknid. known as tr co.epis order of State Auditor Sinclair, who is wear pink carnations and red roses; in much larger than any ever before, a
acting as the pewinal representative of the Ionian isles they sport vine leaves; lietter occasion than usual is found for
and wealthiest tow« the Americans have
One Year for >2.25
,.H>nra. Il has rather a bad reputation,
entered since the occupation at Manila. and ie perfectly ca^bk of doing the m Governor Steunenlierg. The arrest was in Bohemia, rosemarv, and in Pesth arti­ the study. 1 take great pleasure in send­
ing
you
the
result
of
my
examination
of
ficial
flowers
are
blended
with
ribbon.
made
by
United
States
troops,
and
the
It is mainly built of stone, the river is
jury mentioned. The Pans green spr/r sheriff was confined in a barn with 300 Very beautiful are the Norwegian. Swed- these fact and figures,
close at hand, and high hills almost sur will kill them, but it acts so slowly th
"What class of women vote? The op- All old stiliwci fliers paying their
other prisoners. The sheriff is charged ish and Servian bridal crown of silver,
round it. Many sugar factories indicate
thev an- present in large numbers llw-y with aiding and abetting a riot, and pro­ and in Bavaria and Silicia these are ponents of woman suffrage insist that
a thriving industry in that respect, and would prohably eat
the hud-t^e ceedings will be commenced immediately i made of fine wire gold, glass licads and the lower classes freely exercise the fran- subscriptions for one year in
advance will I* entitled to the
there are numerous fine residences. Gen­ succumbing to the prwm. In
eral MacArthur’s permanent headquart­ uable graft, some thin cloth tied over by Attorney-t^neral Hays to remove him tinsel. and in Athens filigree work is cm- ( chise. while the higher classes generally Mime offer.
i ployed.
refrain from voting. 1 will not under-
| from office.
ers is established in the best house in the i them would be the best protection.
town.
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