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PROTECTING A CLAIM.


a Bay Center Man Alleged 20 Have
Killed Several People.
ASTORIA. Ore. March sl-Ths verdict Of .
coronsr's jury q Bay Center. wash. charges
Georee Rose and John Edwards with the muir
der OF Jens r. Rrsdsrickson. who disappeared
early In February, and whose body was found
last wednesday in . lonely gulch near the
scene.
Fredsricksnn's wife disappeared ct the same
time. and the body WAS not f0and until aftsr the
inquest on her husband George Rose now con-
fsEsed that he knew where the body waB and 10
Gated It
FrederIcksop had 6led OH = valuable land
claim Adjoining the farm Of John Rose, father
OF the supposed murderer. The same claim had
previously been located by different parties ell
OF whom had been frightened of By Rose.
Frederickson disappeared early in February and
when inquiries were made, George Rose told OF
seeing them 60 out ON short Water bay in
small boat and disappear In squall which sud-
denly arose.
Suspicious were aroused by various circum-
stances and by the guilty actions Of George Rose.
A vigorous search was made for the missing
couple and resulted In finding the body OF .
man buried In lonely gulch near the disputed
claim, the head filed with shot and pounded TO
pulp by the murderer, who broke . gun In
doing it,
The theory had been that when the husband
had been killed. the wife lied in . boat and was
pursued and was killed and sunk In the bay.
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Several Inmates Seriously Injured. b,
No Lives Lost.

No Lives Lost
AfLwsrKsE, March sL-Fire broke out Ct .
O'Clock this evening in ST. Josepa's Catholic
convent. xnd the entare building and the con.
tents were burned.
sister Blanker finding her escape cut of.
Jumped from the fourth story window and sas-
tainet fatal injuries
Two young candidates Roee Minsst and Msry
wereaeT, jumped from third story windows and
were seriously injured
Two eremen were also badly hurt By falling
walis
All nssse- inmates. nearly seventy-6vs in num-
her. succeeded n getting out safely ander the
guidance as the sisters, who prevented many of
the yoanS girls iron throwing themselves from
windows in tseis fright
The ioss Is S-ooa
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PoRTLAND's NEW DEPOT.
4 Grand Union building To he
Erected.

PoRrLaxD, Or, March sl-The cfscials OF the
Northern Pec3Ee Railroad. the southern Pacific
conpsuy and Union PaciEe Railway met here
tsssay ana decided upon the erection Of grand
ssnion passenger and freight depot In this city.
Those present q the meeting were e II. Pres
cosG OF TIE Northern PseiAc. W. H. Hoiconah. OF
the unlen Psc3sc. and c. r. CrockeE, OF the
soathegu fscsfe.
The matter OF terminal facilities wss dtscsssed
af length and sn agreement finally srrtved
sE by which fhis city 10 % Be sayFlled
with passenger sad freight tepots on
thss side OF the river Oh scale
commons srase with the amount Of enstness
done here. Il Ia kno-n aha. plans for depots.
etc. are al prepared. bat details VII nos se
x1s8e pubic siii ever thing IL finally ssfsis1
The Erss thing attempted win Be 80 supply .
passenger seEos and 10 81 Coach lake Is 70
rot r-ovu whar wosk VIII De commences.
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CONDITION oE THE AFFLICTED.
Plenty Of Food But Raw weather Caaass
SUFFERING.

suffering.
LOUISVILLE. March sl--wifh -four inches OF
waser-soaked snow slowly melting. the situation
IN the devastated districts has been eloomy
today. and many people tonight are broken In
spirit though their physical wants are supplied
Most Of the streets in the district are ankle deep
in mud and water The worst result Of the vet
Is not 80 much In additional injury to property
as In the suffering 70 the ill-prctscfed people.
Scores Of families are protected only by hastily
put up boards or canvas. and they are wet and
cold.
There il plenty Of food, however, and the 70
itef committee and agents are striving In every
way to supply the proper protection from the
weather. The heavy snow has greatly retarded
repairs In the residence district. and . vast
quantity Of household goods today had been
partially or wholly spoiled BY the wet
Tobacco warehouses are pretty well protected
and their i0n viii not be seTioue
Mayor Jacobs. in IN interview this evening,
said he h satszded that the number Of those
killed outright and those who will die from
wounds win not reach 10
Three Russian Jews were arrcated last night
while se.ting ere 70 . demolished aore ON
Market street, In the midst Of the shattered dis
tTict The fellows Will be severely dealt with.
Bostdea this there have bssn but few criminal
astampts since the storm.
Mrs BarnwsIl. whose husband, the rsctor OF
81 Johns church and his son were killed, was
robbed Of all her jewelry and money and even
the body Of her dead husband was mot respected
Ills gold watch wss taken from his pocket
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AN INSANE LIGHTHOUSE MAN.
A Curious Theory Concerning Abstinence
From liquor Drinking.

PORTLAND, March ;li.A schooner arriving at
Astoria Friday reported the signal flying from
Tilismook Rock lighthouse CALLING for imme-
diate assistance. Inspector Rhoades ordered the
tender MsnEanita TO 80 ont 20 render assistance
ard she found on arriving st the rock thar l. c.
sauer, one OF the keepers, was violently insane.
He had tined TO XIII q man on the rock and WAS
bound and watched until relief came. With
great diffcnify he was lowered into the boat and
taken 10 the Msnxanits. and on arrival 81
Astoria w&s turned over 70 the sheriff to await
examination a. to his sanity.
sausr WAS Union soldier and served under
Colonel stoneman late governor OF California
He vas lately ashore on . two month"; leave
and was drinking considerable. and II 10 sup
posed that the Sudden ssoppage OF liquor on his
return 10 the rock made him insane. He II more
rational since he came ashore.
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formed Captain.
WASHINGTON. c1rvs March sL--Tne snhcom-
nisaA OF hosse committee on military a<IAirs
have decided 10 npou fAvorahty upon most
peculiar measure
Captain Moark late Of the Thira artillery. wss
addicted % the nse Of fnfoxscassng haaor 10
such deEres that ss incapacttated him foe
caty. Coaonsa Gihson. his rcgimensai ccnman-
ders Who had rereasedly aimonished the cap
tain. As iast decided 10 prefer charges and have
htm tried By ccartuartia,. bar the lAftef
wrote out bis rcstsnafson and placed il in Glib
eon's hands. with the understanding thai 1. he
va fenrd - be intoxicated again II shoeld b
forwarded 70 the president with tAe recommen-
dasion thai il be accepted
lew months later. which VAS about ycar
aso Coaonel Gibson. without notifying Mount
sent in the resignation and II wss occepssd
Mount protested. claiming that he had not
vtolased the agreement and had nut been insox-
icased. Gibson claimed thar he had heen. and
offered corrohorStosy sfhdAviss from several
oesceu OF the regiment
Mount cSarxed thai there vas . conspiracy to
Get him out Of the army, and has nov comc to
congress asking the pa@Axe Of bin to place him
On The retired hst with the rank Of captain.
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NEW SHIP CANAL.


~ NOWpsHy AuSoSPssa~A~ss - ONVASe~ -
the Sound.
PoRrLAsp, March si.--Articies of incofpors-
ton OF the San de Fuca ship Canal and Rail-
road Company were fled with the county clerk
today by II. G. walters, John Marshali, Theo-
tore wygant, r. X. Arnold, Lee Hoffman and
William A. BAntx, with . capital OF 5000 600,
divided into leo shsfea
The object of the company Is to secure the
righs-of-way for, and 20 construct ship canal
between the straits of San Juan de Fuca and the
waters of Puget sound. having . western
entrance in the vicinity Of Point Partridge and
an eastern in the vivinity Of Haybor San de Fucs.
Island county. Washington; also 70 secure the
right-of-way 10 construct . railroad and teie.
graph line In connection with the canal fkom
the hsrbor st San de Fuca 10 the northern
extremity OF WILDLY Island crossing via Decep-
hon Pass or Big aud Little Hope islands. 10 the
main land near La Conner, skagit county. wash
tngtDu.
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CaIiforuis Press AssociatIon.

sAcKAMKro. March sL--The semi aunua
meeting Of the Northern and Central California
Pres ASSOCIATIONS was held in T. B. Crocker's
art gallery this evening President VIII a.
Green. Of the Coiusa snst, was in the chair. ana
the following were siected 70 membership. l.
l. Palmer. RspabEfenn, Fresno: Duncan Nc
Pherson. ssnfsnef, Santa Cruz An address was
delivered BY Ssm Dayts. editor os the Carson
appeal. and Edward CARTS. OF San Francisco.
The association then went. into sxecntfve
scssion to receive the report Of the advertising
earn paiffra
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ARMY PROMOTIONS.


All Along the Line.
NEW YORK. March a1.--A Washington special
says: 1T has been practically decided 10 trans
fer General Howard from the department OF the
Atlantic 20 the department of the Missouri ss
Chicago. TO succeed General Crook. and II Gen.
eral Niles Ii promoted to be msjof-general. ~
win probably be the case. he VIII bc transferred
from San Francisco 70 New York.
new hTigsdiergenesal will succeed Miles In
command Of the department OF the Pacific.
Thepresident has not yet tdetermined upon the An
poinsmeut but the prevailing opinion among OF.
fcess around the war departments 10 that General
David & Stanley is the coming man and that
either wesley Merritt or b. n. Grierson win Be
sent to the department Of Texas 10 succeed
stanley
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FAN FRAxeisco March sL--The following ap-
poinsrnsnss and changes Of the railway postal
service were announced today. A. l. Mccully.
Of Portland, Or. has been appotntcd postal mail
clerk on the route between Portland and Aisi!e,
Or. Henry n. Stockton has received the apv
pcgntmenf OF postal clerk 10 run between seattle
and Tacoma. vice A. A. Ellsworth. transferred
T. d. Alien. postal clerk on the steamboat line
between whascom and Pom Townsend, hss been
transferred 20 Washington cisy.
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NEEDS OF TIN STA
Senator Allen on IL cnucoo
Delay.
SUPPORTS or GNrr Ilxnl
Ne Apprsprtatasns sss laOesvuununo
III Afssr ssrvsy-xAs 60
- saa NE xszs&

wAsHrvercx Crrr, March - --onnnm n &
of Washington. rave the coetuanin1 S8 r.
foxrfxrEzxssxxcxa N fn>1su6m
today oa matssn IN which III UoHno + tSS1
II II noticeable. ana he's boon ~ '12S1H
opening of this seoxion q oonW8 80
are many smpruvsmenm vanno - XH
TO secure essser commercial 1no16l6m
Improvements have becn auononon1 80
by retitionA memosiAls and bfl1s vh1on r r S
ators and Neprssentatfvo Wilnon 49,
duced Thcyare many. and tAc omoun1S0 r Y
called for are In many instances -
has seen nothing vomiting q - pole = -
eSsed citiaena a. thnt otn1o n
claims OF the various inpsoVouGn0 -
cemmitsees Of both hOusea HanY &C.,
been here, prominent n bunfnon - -
circlei 3 IS zz <
But ax nearly - can b. aseszonanoa o>or
and harbcn bill when psoso1tsa wtn 1n
short 81 meeting the reQuesn W11eA ~
has made Some time eco. tho ~ -
hand were scut 10 the FcsIslSSD1aSnl
there b no rsason Cor changing -
ret - a 8
"it b hard 10 eet any appsoos1ae1noo
10 the needs Of the seAaes" eonoous Ar -
answer to question. ~ff Il dne lorno1D ~
TACT that no surveys havs ben uooD q
Of the workA In tho shsencs q uuxvenu
Ing the amount Of work - - 1onn -
mosf feasible methods of ooznH ~ -
OF the cosscAn be had frcm ~ o6Vano1 r &
gineess - the Wat deparsneu4 on1 ri o
sence OF any estimates the ccnm11Dono -
little attention 90 the propoood lmne0&0
II viii he practically IN impooG1ofllay - n
appropriations wnssi the surveys oRo ~
Will Be slow wsrk and hard woFk - 191u
scntatives Of new sfato. The eroe u690
made = 70 secure the rssaes = "a - -
iging these surycyA Then the NJ Acno1
win have bssis Of sssimaatnr 60 - r. s
biiisy of the proposed impsovonontk. ~ Nh
those data before the commi11DosoomoGn61 r
sults may b looked foss
$ s
we have but one port at entry boso1H
square miles of territory, or ~ uluu Il =
coast and our 7uo miles Of ini1ud t1ooCH1
said senator Allen. sshut we oxp4uG lor11
~ this seeAtcu esoablishfna novoGN p
porse- The bill iufroduce4 ~ 0
day asks thai the Puget uoun1 cc111
district shalt comprise tho tea1o - W0&1
forf Townsend being the pcg4 on1 ~
Seattle and Pou Angeles - sukpo1
bill airo authorizes the aecro1oGy 0t - MD<
b designate such other plocm - ~ uGv m
time 70 time ssc proper - snb.pega 1Al6m0
tho bill elastic and allows he locQ16G0 ~
af places where no ssttlemenso ~ ~ U
Portland unitss with Washtngtn - - eo(Ng
thst Port Angeles b made GubrDe<e - 0S &
The shippcrx. boards u uade md c1A1 y
merciai organizations. not only - kuou1nl
In san Francisco tndosse The uooc1m
would Be In tho Interests q Qolp6eQ oeoo1
Vessels coald then 50 direct fruU -
cisco and other ocean pointe eoy1ns u0o<
towaee ana using entirely Amsfloon u Il
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E..gwer.s~a Chimes. Reports.

sAx Dfxso, Cal. March sL--The collector Of
the port OF San Diego. In . local paper today.
says the reports oil the influx Of Chinese aero&s
the lower border are much exaggerated. with
regard 70 the statement that the steamer New
bern, on her last trip 10 Lover California. TOOK
down . large number Of Chinese from san
Francisco, he stated that they hal been trans
ferred 70 the gewbefn's decks from tie steamer
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DECISION REVERSED.


Against the q. X. q n. Co.
wAsHrsGroS CRY, March si--1n the supreme
court today ,Aree cases. involving suits Of the
Oregon Railway a Navigation Company against
the Oregon Railway Company. we're reversed,
with costs.
The suits were brought on appeal from the
supreme court Of the state Of Oregon. which
cnurf Rad awarded three years installment Of
lease money TO the latter road. and this present
court oveYruled this award.
The reasons are the same IS given 4. the de-
casion By the supreme court in the case Of the
same Va same st the last term.
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NV Yosx. March sl-In the ease Of Deputy
shsrlss Martin. Walsh snd 1osag. indicted for
bribery in fskiag 81 sge fToEa Charles Frsrcxlin.
who wss under arrest il isS-. 1utge EArreft 10.
dAy dismissed tie indictments. hal&sax thai the
acts we're 1ssseneanngs and barred nRzer tee
szat1.te fs lrnifxfssrk
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Look !! NOW Is THE TIME
Do you know at West Seattle is found an
exact duplicate of Seattes Commercial and business
center and that the fabulous increase Of value
Is sure follow?

w~is
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LEAVING rHEIE GOODS.


s<M&UN3 NJ F}8nt8t1009 IN WF931121 RPh
Flee From the water.
HExfHIa March si.-RAin has fallen in tor.
REIN since lass night The Mississippi Is again
sising. ead II ID probable that I'll low isnds
below Helena are cver1owsA. A break in the
isvee occurred st midnight IN Austin. Missis-
Eppt This morning il widenod 70 800 feel.
There 10 no pcsxibie wsy to close Is and IL may
increase 10 sa unlimited extent
All plantations In the vicinity are being
rapidly submerged. Tenants are leaving with
out saving any OF heir effectk
The water h Spreading out in ell directions.
inandssing plantation after plantation. which.
In the hood Of ISL we're above water. II il
estimated by engineers that large portion OF
the city VIII be flooded. and the greatest height
OF waser reached in the lower paFsx VIII be three
fset II IL greatly feared that the hcayy wind
and rain prevailing win cause the levcss 70 give
way In new places water IRON the AHstiIi
break vii have an outlet into the Yasoo river,
which will xubmcrge . large portion OF the
country in sanaower and Yaxoo River countieA
No lives are reported iost and no sctusl suffer
ing Is anticipated
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CIScrssArf. March sf.-The Queen and cres-
cent railroad officials here received word TO.
night that the crevasss at Austin. Miss. has
become unmsnageanle aud the whole yazoo
Delta Is being flooded. There is . tremendous
ioss OF property. The :rsiirosd is being inter-
fered with by the food for twenty-five miles and
nay Be washed away
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A FamiIy Drowned. /.

MILFORD. lis. March ai.--Grant Ads.t. his
wife. 2-year-old child and daughter and Elmore
Thomas attempted 10 cross susar creek IN .
wagon this morning, but the creek was swollen
To such al unusual height that the wagon cap
sized and all but Mrs. Aisit were drowned.
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COUNTING THE uNroRruNArE.

A Close Estimate Of the Dead and In
tured In Kentucky.
LouisvILIE, March sl-A late special from
Henderson, KY, says that the total OF the killed
In Webster county il forty and the wounded
eighty. nearly all in poor section known -
Blsckford.
A relief corps has gone from Henderson.
In Louisville the total number Of dead 20 FAR
IL ninety three, and wounded about $50: of the
latter. between twenty and thirty are not ex-
pecsed 20 live. Possibly more than that number
win eventually snccumb.
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p~sp~rasfo Killed.

VIRGINIA. New, March sl-W. p. Prsntfce. ss
czs tsns nossa Desperate, Was sfcs And killed
cz rszszh near sAss esty today ~ Joan TAyscs.
TIE owner 81 ace rlscA- rrsutirs's meek sas al
rnosf severed By the loss ef haeksnot Tue raen
gzayregfest over The nxersa8y oE sae noHsel Ias-
sar came here and karresss1eFss e sae shsrlE
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A rArAL WAR DRAMA.

Stage Revolver Proves 20 BE Real
istfc.
eFkxSGfIKtp. Na9A. March 3l--Frank schnei.
der. Of Soath Hacley Falls who took the pArs oi
soldier In '-Ths Drummer Boy" which wa
being presented in the Easthampton town hall
last evening by Company D, Of Holyoke, waa
accidentally shot while the charge Vas besne
male In the second act The ball took of pa.1
OF his ear and entered his head back of the ear.
He remained unco nscious some time. DR.. T. c.
Green was called and pgobed for the ball, bui
could not fSnd IT
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Lawyers Petition for Legislation to
Relieve the Supreme Court
wasalscros CRY. March si.-A large mum
hey of petitions from the bar associations Of
many states in the union werc presented 70 the
Senate this morning asking for ieeislafson 20 re-
lieye the United states supreme court Of the
vast amount of business IL has on hand
Among these were petitions from Helena.
Boulder City, Missouis county. Killings, Gscsf
Pals. Butte, PhfIlipsburg and Gsilsfin county,
Montana. and the bar sssocisstons OF Henpe-
Minis ana Ramsey counties. Minnesota =
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DErsasr. Nssea sl--Ths heaeasss fragment og
tne lcsi ssse Of . MAS body. with one leg 81.
tseaed wss tonnt II streara II the EASTERN
part Q. the essv this rsnratne No clue can be
obfAines. as so iasnEte.ssoa eT hcw II sos tAere
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WAsHxsros Crr. March si--fhe court OF
claims today gave judgment in favor Of Rep
ths government 70 reimburse him for money
ioss through the defalcation OF Clerk silcotl
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wasEsSGroS crrY. Masea 81 Chairman
Niiitkin. OF the Heuss osmmitses on public
buildings and grouufs has assured Senator
squire thai his bills Tor sites in waxhington viii
ell BE- favcrabiy reported and no doubt win pass
the House
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GEEEsvirLE. Miss, March I--rwo white unen
and o negro. while crossing the -tver in skiG
tonight. were drowned by the beat capessing.
Many slight casualties have resulted from skiTs
coming In contact with wire fences and other
hidden distinctions in the flooded district
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wark on the rniversisy.

MaTrIgLp. Cal. March si.~-wosk begins To-
morrow on tae stanford university The work
rrsn hare eesn tdis for bar nonthsL Several
carloads Of material arrived todsY.
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DESTROYING WATERS
Another Town Added TO the
Flood List
BAD WEATHER m LOUISVILLE.
resss Fan g Give cs.fsst - shs In
habitasfs ~ ne Ssrirksn City
A water Famine.
BAD WEATHER m LOUISVILLE.

NGarHxs, March Sl.-Ihe Appsurs Gfeenvilie.
Mis-. special says THE levse norfh Of the city
Kxre uny ~ noon. dnsptse the s6oxfa os the reo-
PIE. ara wAser poarssi in npcn the caty. which
always besre hax been above the level Of the
MiszzsNppi xs 10 gnessest height
Ihs ncof Is . Tremendous Gre A great voa-
ume OF wsteg Is pouring la from three breaks.
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PAsss. March sf-Hino6 suys - eouG11oo
Emperor william siuceseIy eoe1oo1oW - -
welfare Of the working elaaos& ~ - 0e1&
cisicns of the labor oenfesouco ~ - U1oo
tride for Germany. but viii ~ e1vopm yrpn(9
lcxisIatfou much.
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For, Klii. R.serxation d

oH HtIth NoseFsatton Op&n<0s
WASHINGTON CIry. March Sl.--The House bill
paced for disposal under the homestead Law Of
the abandoned Fort Ellis military rcscryatscu in
Montana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-01
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Louisville Threatened with . wstsr
Famine.

Famine.
LOUISVILLE, March Silt has been showing
since early last evening and it Ia feared that tho
snow has greatly dAmaged goods In the tobacco
district
A water famine is threatened In serious earn
est. The river is at such high stage that in
jury 70 the pumping stations cannot be re-
paired and the water Is still rising. Az long as
the food continues nothing can be done Prcsi.
dent Long estimates that the reservoir will
barely hold out for three days supply.
The last dead are being laid away today.