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wALLA wALLA WHEAT.


eHsr sruthIuA Report Contradicted.
ALA WALLA, July 22.-[special The tele-
gram sent throughout the state from here. s;at-
ing inat superintendent Cardin, OF the North
western Elevator Company, says that, owing to
the drouth, the crops OF wsila Walls county
would De failure this year, is calculated to in
lure farmers. After sn interview with large
NUMBER OF farmers in the county, your repre-
sentative learned that the condition OF crops ia
quite contrary TO the reports By the elevator
company. all local wheat buyers positively as
sert that they have made personal observation
OF fhagrain throughout the county and have no
app7eneasions whatever that the crop will De
short Aimsss every field shows that the yield
VIII De large, and the quality OF the berry s very
pump and good. The elevator companies have
never contemplated erecting any new elevators
In this section this year, and, n fact they have
offered 10 dispose OF all their ele-
vatoss in this county TO local dealers
on account of not having any business
The farmers have been greatly damaged by these
corporations, and will lot allow one b1shel OF
fhei. wheat to be handled by them. The com-
panIss, knowing this. are endeavoring by the
circulation OF untruthfui reports concerning
crops, TO secure all the wheat and "besr" the
market. There is no doubt at all but that the
crops this year will be greater than ever before
The late rains seemed TO have the effees OF caus-
Ing iail-sown grain 70 ripen quicker, and spring
wheat Is sure crop Harvesting has just COM
meneed, and all the farmers report that the
yield Is turning out as well IS anticipated
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Sockless Jerry and the Stuffed
Prophet as Orators.
ALSO THE KANSAS WHISPERS.
Democrats of the Sockless State Man
ipulating the Alliance.
Astounding Depravity OF CaInornfn Leg
fslators-AIl But Tive OF San Fran
cisco MembersFormeda . Combination
I'm Order to Facilitate Sale OF Votes.

PITTsBURe, July Ex-Governor Campbell.
OF Ohio, attended the annual fete cham
petre of the Randall Club At Silver lake
today. Fully 10000 people attended the
fete. which was . success in every respect
In speaking of the political outlook, Camp
bell said:
The Democrats Of Ohio are thoroughly
aroused. ard we are going 20 win- Hamilton
county diSsGsetion Is fast dying out Yes. sx-
psct sx-Prssidsnt Cleveland viii lend q helping
hand IN Ohio this tine. He viii be invited 70
make six speeches Governor Hin viii also
take hand in our campaign, as VIII Congress-
msc Jerry Simpson, Of Kansas, aad SenstoE
PETER. WHO was elected 20 succeed Ingalls, The
two former gentlemen viii be invited 70 Ohio BY
the Democrats party, while she two latter VIII
be brought into the state by the Farmers ALI
aaes. The latter party Is very strong WITH rs
now, and they are hand IN hand with the demo
Gratis They viii nominate no ticket shis year.
The farmers throughout generally favor Tres
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CHINESE DON'T WANT RELIGION.
The Recent Riots in China Caused by
the Work OF Missionaries

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-Lieutenant-Com-
rnanaer Marthor, of the United states ship Pa
los. writing 70 kis wife in this city tFOn kiarg-
Kiaug, China. under date OF June 5. says:
The Pslos reached there on jane S Learning
thss a riog had taken place a. Wusiek the night
befare, ne named. atsls proceeded ID tae rlFsr
= tsst place. where he received information
from Chinese customs clerk OF TIE kllAlg Oh
two men by the rioters. Aarthoa visited the
scene accompanied By gatGes from the chinese
evsupoafs ana found the body Of the missionary
sgsnt lying where he fell. IN gateway At ths
dooE OF TIE church. which had been plAtAgsd oy
TIE rioters Tne body OF customs house cr1eer
(3-een vas found lying IN the street several
souares distant The BABY had been Gov
sreS. hy mats Just bSsoud we're TIE
walls af the cvelliug-house entirely destroyed
TIE house il the rear Of that one had been So
Oh TIRE. o1t did not burn. MSrtson rsqess
~.z-rajssion 10 ta2e the bodies aboard fhs PSlos,
but was told that 81 in9 lssE had lot been held
He attended the inquest the next morning, a1d
deserts the peculiar methods OF sHe th1ness
ofsicsals in szeh matters, the Inquest being de
yosed sAisay ~ shs beating OF a<alas, sxp<osaoI
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TACOMA, July 22-iSpeciaL l-For smuggling
opium and assisting in its transportation, Larry
Kelly, known as the king OF opium smuggiers
OF the sound, has been sentenced By Judge Han
ford, of the United states district court, 20 pay
a fne of $500 and to two years IMPRISONMENT
in the United states penitentiary. Kelly was
found guilty on four counts last week. oy the
district federal court jury. Sentence was post
noued pending argument by keliy's counsel fer
a new trial, which Judge Hantorc denied.
Kelly was eaptured last winter by inspector
MuIxey He owned yacht, haunted the isl
lands of the lower sound, and carried on his
.mugyIing business in q truly piratieal stylet
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s,n Francl.co Mant. ; Naral Re.erre.

meeting oi those interested In q navAl reserve
was held last night, shou. seEe2ty-hvs well
known citiEens being present John J. Fitz-
gerald acted temporary chairman, and in
calling the meeting 20 order outlined the need
OF the state FOR naval reserve Fred B. Ch&nd-
lsT was chosen permanent chairman, =. A
Brooks secretary and Z. J. scnIaids- treasurer.
The roll was then opened, ard sixty promptly
signed L. Mora than three-fOgrths OF those
afixing their signature having seen sesral ser
vice n ths army An executive committee Of
seven Was appointed 10 gather al the lnfOxma-
tion necessary 70 carry cat the objects Of the
organization, and ~ aaiourUEsent was taken
subject 70 the call of the chair.
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Mutiny in tn. coIdstream Guards.

LONDON, July 22- TTutA :oday prints another
startling story Of EaEtiny in the British army,
which, II claims, occurred in the Second battal-
Ion OF the ColdstEearn Guard, qgsrtered at Well
ington barracks, near Buckingham palace.
where incidentally Il furnished guard OF honor
during sae recent visit OF Emperor William IL
seems that the extra dGsy thus necessttsted was
far from pleasant 10 the guaEosnen, who have
long been pets Of the British army. After the
departure OF the emperor the guards expected :
day OF freedom from guard mounting for re-
euFe-atfon- The men, however, were ordered
on parade duty as usual in full marching order
AS . result, they becAEse sullea and
unm&uAgeable. The First aud Third CON-
panies At FIRST blGntiy refused TO
parade The officers of these companies
held q hurried consultation, not liking the
prospects Of term OF exile similar TO that which
the second battalion Of Grenadisr guards WAs
subjected 20 aE Bermuda. As result they ar
gued the matter with the privates, holding up
10 them the prospects of exile from England
The privsfes finally sullengy consented TO
parade. but their behavior became 50 glaTingly
insabordinafe that the officers marched them
back 20 the barracks and ordered that the COM
niands be couined three days an punishment
Ten senior privates were also placed under AZ
rest, with a view of trying them By coUrt-m zrtal
for characterization. Ninety OF the guardsmen
theveupon bsrTicsdsd themselves in the rooms
Of their barracks, refusing 10 emerge until their
ten comrades should De guaranteed the same
treatment IS the others General Harding was
finally called in. and by Iudicious speech sue
eeeded IN quiesjng them. The significance OF
this uatiuoas sentiment can be judged when il
Is understood that the quarts is the ol1ess corps
in the army with single exception.
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DRAINING OLYMPIA MARSH.
An Enterprise That VIII Benefit $4,000
Acres Of Eiua Aerieultural Land

MouST VERNON, July 2.-tspecIal. 1.-The
board of county commissioners today awarded
the contract for building the ditch through the
Olympia marsh to P. II. Smith & Co, railroad
contractors, of Fairhaven, for ST., 500 The ditch
viii be twelve miles long, sixteen feet wide at
the bottom and twenty feet wide st the top,
with an average depth of five feet. When COM
peted it viii drain over 5000 acres of the finest
agricultural land IN Western Washington.
A careful search of the records and inquiry
reveals the fact that no proceedings have been
instituted against the Skagit Ne1gs by Stanwood
parties, as alleged in yesterdays report aud as
they never had any foundation to commence
proceedings they will not likely do so.
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ReIiexipr ,he Poor Of Ireland.

LONDON, July 22-The house OF commons to-
day voted 500 90 for the relief OF the suffering
poor IN ireland Caief Secretary BaifoGr stated
that the government INTENDED that the expend-
iture should he the permanent means OF prolot-
ing tire welfare Of IFe:aad's inhabitants. lie
approves the suggestion made 70 establish an
agricultural department for giving instruction
in tanning TO the youth OF the afiletsd dis
tricis, saying that he hoped 10 be able to assist
the Irish land commission with money 70 con-
tinue the WORK already begun.
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A Girl Mxsteriouslv Disappears.

PORTLAND, July 22-IspecisL-C. E Norton,
general passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific
road, is in this city. He was seen today IL re-
gard TO the mysterious disappearance OF his
daughter Miss Bertha. who recently grsdusted
at Minneapolis nigh school. Mr.. Norton was at
3 loss 10 understand why his daughter left Min
neapoIis, or where she has gone to. The only
information he received was that she disap-
reared from Minneapolis last Friday and has
not been heard from since. He says he pre-
sumes his daughter lost her mental equilibrium
from oyerstudy, and he is nearly distracted
Unless he receives definite information regard
ing her whereabouts tomorrow, he will leave for
Minneapolis TO look her up.
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a. SeseFai OF the growers here were desirous
o. having authoritative information concerning
.1t .Ls insect which iDfests the dog feupel and
thistle, samples of these with the hop lice were
seat 70 Professor Riley, who has sent the follow
ing reply 70 z, Meeker & Co.:
our letter of June % has come TO hand.
ins ice which You found on the hops are speci-
Hsns oi the true hop louise OF the Eastern United
s Sss aad Europe tPs0roG0a kaEsai9. The
other lice upon the dog feunei and thistle are
spseISs which are peculiar TO those plauts but
NnlSa VII nave no connection whatever with the
nop iouse C. V. Riley
Eutomologis.-
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The Kansan sanche Panza's Defense.

KANSAS CRY, July a-The Stars Topeka,
Kan, special says: Judge Mckay. ths Alliances
Judge, who has been summoned before she su-
preme court 70 answer 20 the charge Of con-
tempt Of court, arrived here this morning. To
reporter this afternoon Mckay said:
Ths stories about the Hunneyweli case have
been all one-sided. Il is an Alliance fight The
statement that ths Alliance, in secret session,
dictated TO my court, IL false HCnneywsu 10 of
unsoand mind. and not Competent 20 manage
his affairs think the supreme court will up-
hold my scfion when Il has heard the other side
gf the
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a Female Thief Captured In Portland.

PORTLAND, July 22.-IspeciaL Detectives to-
day arrested Mary Riley, alias Mary Furley, who
is wanted in San Francisco fugitive from
justice. She was held there for grand larceny,
but WAS released on bonds furnished Dy one
George Fredericks, who also went bail for two
other women. both of whom skipped. He came
to this city some time ago in search of them, and
followed the Riley woman 70 Seattle and after
wards TO Spokane There he learned that another
of his wards. eolored woman named Lee, was
in jail at Helena, and obtaining deputy sheriff 9
commission, took her TO San Francisco Mary
Riley arrived here yesterday, and was quartered
at house OF iil-fsme when the officers learned
of her presence. SAN Francisco detective IL
now on his way 70 this city for her.
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Noted yi.itors at whatcom.

wHArcox July Especial The following
distinguished visitors, who are here today made
the trip over the Great Northern TO Blaine H.
A Armour. J. +. Plumraer and A W. Armour.
the noted pork packers, of Kansas City; Henry
Hewitt. ir, Of Tacoma; Hon. Thomas Fitch, OF
California; President Dunhan, OF the Seattle,
Lake shore L Eastern; Assistant superintendent
Nsdeau. of the Northern Pacific; A J. Boris,
.uperintendent of the Grest Northern; G J.
smith. general manager Of the Oregon Improve
reuy Company. The visitors are iayoraoly I'M
pressed with Whatcom county and bsIlngasm
hnw
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PoRrUGAL's BAD CoNDIrIoS.
Statement Of the Finances of the Gov
ernment-Economy Inaugurated.


ernment-Economy Inaugurated.
LIsBoS. July 2-During the past six months
s10,o0,ooO in gold has been withdrawn from
Portugal. From the beginning OF August the
drain will diminish. The principal payments
including those for American wheat, are al
rsacy net. Importers are also cancel
ing the commissions for pound sterling.
Portuguese gold and silver have almost dis
appeared. Financial Minister Carvalho intends
TO remodel the monetary system on the basis Of
the coinage OF silver pieces of 900 rels. absorb
ing the credit voted for this purpose, amount
ing 10 1910 eontos of reis. The government
hopes TO smeliorate It's position By treaties of
commerce with the South American states,
making Lisbon the natural depot FOR Europe.
The treasury account is improving under re-
cent economies, and under the monopoly of al
eoaol, but great financial economy is an sbso-
lutte Leeessity, the deficit for the current year
Ia estimated al $751; GOO.
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MRS. MoRGANsTERN PAYS UP.
Her Husband Is Released From Jail
VIII Remain in Snohomish.

EsoHoNIsH, July 2--ISpeeial -Morganstern,
the @hsck swindler, mentioned in yesterday .
observation-disclosures, was brought before Judge
Grifith al O'Clock yesterday evening, and was
dismissed. W. p Bell, the prosecuting witness,
could not be induced TO appear against him.
Mrs. Morganstern arrived in this city on the
noon train yesterday, and at once proceeded to
call on each of her husbands victims and re-
fund them the amount their worthless checks
called for. Morgaustern, after two days and
nights in the city jsil goes on his way rejoicing
He has rented rooms in this city aud viii here
after make this his home.
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CHICAGO, July 22-Aecorting 10 tne state
ments Of TWO young Mexicans now IN Chicago
there Is bloody war raging in the mountains
of Mexico, unknown 10 the outside world.
IL has been supposed that with tAe death n
the great leader of the Ysqut Indians, Chisf
Cs5sm. the Indian wars IN Mexico had closed
According 20 the story told shss is nos the cssA
Thousands Of YAquss are strongly intrsnehsd
IA the mountains aad the troops, which are zss-
tened al al the t0Y y ths Iagri river.
are powerless TO res 20 protect the hves
sud property OF cit "a hands Of Atty og
Lnore the YAqnis .aasr rails on the towns
ard have Aeree s. zssa TIE troops This coz
dition Of Affairs r % se daily growing more
Alarming
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American GIL w eds BRITISH Army o Onieer

LONDON, July 22-The marriage of Miss Ethel
Forbes Leith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs- A J.
Forbes LeIth. OF New York. 70 Captain Charles
ROodinburn. of the First (Roysgl Dragons, and
alde-de-eamp 10 the Duke Of CAnEaught, took
place this afternoon in Holy Trinity church. A
large crowd of fashionable people were present,
include the Duke and Duchess of Connaught,
the Marquis of Lorne and the Princess louise,
United states Minister Lincoln and Mrs- Lin
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rs.,,nr yalid,tv of Consolidation.

New WHArcox July 3-lSpeeial- The
,-isl al the case OF sne People vs..
;he city OF New whatcoUa, where
in the validity of the consolidation OF old
and New whateoTa is being tested. began today
and will continue tomorrow. Tie city hss
seven lavye-s No matter which way Judge
wInn decides. the case viii De Appealed 70 ne
supreme eours 70 settle TIE question dehniisis'
Tna c..s /. now being tried in a friendly way.
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aging The month of June was the best they
nase hsd for many years. There are aies and
noalo In great many yards, ard spraying is
osins carried on in ali the affected districts.
latest cable reports are more favorable con-
esrning the growing crops on the continent and
EnsAaaa' while the market At both points 10
s ssaNss- Dealers in New York are selling choice
nops lo brewers at 22S24 cents
Following are the transactions mn to JuIv IA
on the New York rnsrket.
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The French Pork BIN Not Passed.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 22-Aeting Secretary
Wharton, of the department. of state. has re-
esived q cablegram from Minister Reid, at Paris,
saying: ''The bill fixing the duty on pork was
not reached in the senate before dnal adjourn
ment" Il was understood a; the department
that the bill was attached 70 the new tariff bill,
and the failure of the senate 20 consider the
pork bill before adjournment was BY the inter
yention Of other measures
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Democrats Manipulating the AIli.ne.

Kansas CITY. July The Stars Topeka
special says: A secret combination las been
formed By the Democrats and the Auianes foR
the purpose of plzcing joint ticket IN nonins-
ton in this (shGwnssl county, with visw 20 de-
feating the Republicans in their stronghold
Fusion is said 20 have bean enginsered By Judnp
Joan Martin. one Of tas best known Democrats
in the state The joint platform win incoEporsss
the demands OF the S. Louis platform
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Enormeu. CROP. in Canadian Northwe.t.

OTTAWA. July 2--The government has re-
csiyed information that, owing 70 the bright
crop outlook in Manitoba and the North west, the
Canadian Pacific ass ordered nftv new oeomo-
t.ves and 1.500 box cars TO transport this sea
son's harvest 10 the sesboard. On the basis Of
the estimate the yield viii require ten trains
daily for seven months 70 move the erop.
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r, Steamer Dispatch strikes a Reef.

FArRHAvES. July Especial The steamer
Dispatch, plying between hare and the san Juan
islands. ran on reef in Dee bay, oreas Island,
this afternoon, stove large holsin her hull and
vss rapidly sinking, when the Csseads, OF the
FairhAysa Navigation Companys hne' ran
alourside and took OF her passengers and por-
tion Of her freight The Dispatch was then
beached. Captain HenspsteF, the owner, says
she VII be repaired as soon As possible and re-
ma 2
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CTScISSATI. July - Robert SchTIlirg tonighs
gave out the copy Of al address as coming from
the national executive committee Of the Peoples
Party. Il makes general statement Of grisv-
aness, specifying evils In the matters of land
labor and money, and appeals in the name Of
liberty for the aid Of every honest MAJ By !ofar
Ing the party Of sAs people.
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BAYEEUTH. July 22-The greatest interest OF
the musical public Is conferred In todays pro
duction OF the revised version Of ''Taanhsuser,F =
originally performed in Paris in 1851. The gem
ersl opinion that this year assembly is inferior
though some individual artists are good, has
been confirmed by tOdsy's rendering OF Tam
hauser." The conceusus of opinion is that the
Bsyreuth festival Is in danger, chiefly because
Frau Wagner experiments TOO much with be-
ginuers ana carries the drilling too lar, crush
ing individuality, creating srt.deiAlity, and con-
fning 10 the dimensions OF a small room what
Ia intended for A lnrge ktsgp
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ARGENTINE Revolt Suppressed.

BUExos AYREs. July s2-Inteiligenee has been
received that the troops Al COFrisu.es had re-
volted The revolt was suppressed after severe
fighting. the leaders arrested aad fo1- killed
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Russian Religious Fanatieism.

ST. PETEESBURG, July "A conference os Or
thodox elerieais in Moscow have resolved tod de-
msnd the active enforcement % the penal laws
against the Stundistz.
The synod has decided that Jewish advocates
who become ChristianiEed shall not Be allowed
TO practice their profession GrtiI three years
after bautisn
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The Canadian Citru. Fair.

TORONTO, July 2-Ths trlsnnial meeting of
the imperial council Of the Orange grand lodge
opened here today. The election Of officers for
the grand council resulted: President, Clark
wallsee: vice president, W. Il Trayno-. grand
master OF the United States; secretary, Robert
BIrrniuxharn Of Toronto
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An opera Manager KnIghted.

LoSDoS, July =2--Augusfus Harris. the man
agsr OF ths ROYAL Itaiisn opsrs, OF Covsas Gar
den, mas been knigh led Is a reward for the bril-
liant entertainment OF July :. st Covent Gar
den, which he organized il honor OF the visit Of
the emperor az Germany % England.
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IoxpoS, July 22-victor Emmanuel. PTi nee
OF Naples, eldest son o. the King o. IEAly, ar
rived today. The prince was ret By the Prince
o; Wales and BY the Isalsn anbasssdo-.
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NEw YORK. Jgly 22--Tke steamer Prince Fred
srick Henrik brings advises from Port su Prince
70 July is. Everything vss Qaies vhsa she left
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NONEY 10 LOAN

IN any amount on farms and city property.
either in proved CT fer building purposes. d.
F. NeConnxGghsy, 10 asAiEstSR 6lsek, Front
street.
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Ma.sAchu.ett. Repuhl,ean cenrsntio..

BosToS, Jaly e2--Tha Republican state een-
tral committee today decided % hold tia STATE
convention in fremont temple, In thss city. en-
Wednesday, September Is Henry Cabot Lodge
viii preside
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The SUNDAY excursions on the steamer xix
and are growing N popularity. 1Aks me ss-
Ie- avenue cara