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NOTABLE DEAD.

s~Ant. Misln Kennedy. the fnulti-Snl'lien-
ntre Of Corpus Christi. died az Sau An
tgnte Tex Thursday morning. OF heart
disease. he batIt The San Aatouio s. A.
ansas Pass railway
Associate Judge stern. % the Pernsyl-
vNnla supreme court. did az Couders-
ro9ys Pa, wednesday. fsons the effects %
,sasx'ys, taken wish suicidal intenf Monday.
while temporarily insane.
Cant. William Henry Themes. the au-
Thor died az Escston last week. lie was
born az Portland. Me. FehrUary. :. fsS4
Ns was educated in the p0Alie schools 81
Weston. worked In a printing esface, and
Was afterwards eonnecied with various
,aurnAls as reporter and ei!snr. Fie went
a. California IN lsss and agAin 81
sSFa subsequently, visiting Honolulu,
sha Fast fsasfses and Australia.
and contrasting srtseies on tis travels 20
various snagazanes. lie was she FIRST
president OF the New ENGLAND Society %
Ca8faraiH Pioneers, lie wrote these
ts4ssakx 81 adventure The Gold Hunters
~ Australia Life in the Eas; Indies. -
81 Whalexrar's Adventures. THE Geld
Hunters IA Europe" "A Siavsr's Adven-
,urvs." ''fzumnsrg the Bhscksse The
BELLE 81 Australia. *+on Land ard Sea. -
an4 ssl.swey and /.
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ALL QUIET IN HAWAII.
The Republics Arm Stretched Ont to
Smite Rebels I'm America

Smite Rebels In America.
Honolulu. March Per Steamer Arawa
to San Francisco. March 1.-THE excite
ment over the recent rebellion here "a
gradually quieting down. The Hawaiian
government Is now directing It's PRINCIPAL
attention toward the ahettors Of the in
surrectionists who are now on American
soil W. A Kinney, who acted as Judge
advocate OF the military commission
which tried the rebels. is among the pass
engers who VIII leave on the steamer
Arawa for San Francisco today. He car
ries with him testimony and affidayiss In
the schooner Wahiberg case The wahl-
berg Is the vessel which landed arms for
the rebels. and which is now detained at
San Diego. Kinney is ACCOMPANIED by
George Townsend and Charlie Warren.
half whites. both of whom spent several
days on the schooner while she was lying
on the coast waiting 10 land arms for the
rebels. They will be able to identify the
vessel and the captain and crew Of the
craft. Upon reaching San Francisco Kin
ney viii proceed TO San Diego to act In
behalf OF the Hawaiian government. The
witnesses who will accompany Kinney
were among over twenty-five rebels who
were convicted and sentenced for treason,
but I'm view of their recent services to the
government President Dole has suspended
the sentences.
San Francisco, March 4-Among the
passengers who arrived from Honolulu
today on the steamship Arawa are c. w.
Ashford, F.. c. Camarinos Henry A. Juen,
Henry Won Worthen and Capt William
Davis. all of whom are now exiies from
the island republic. Capt. Davis was COM
mander Of the steamer Waimanolo, and
was accused or taking arms into Honolulu
for the rebels. Upon his arrival Capt
Davis again positively denied that there
was any foundation for the recently pub
lished stories that he had been triced up
by the thumbs and otherwise cruelty tor
tured by the Hawaiian officers. who de-
sired TO extort confession from him.
He declares that he suffered no indignities
whatever.
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THE UNION PACIFIC BRANCHES.
senator Thns,ston Tells Why John NJ.
Exan Came To Portland.

6euator Thnf,ton Tells why John NJ.
Etxan Came To Portland.
Portland. March Ex-senator John NJ.
ThurstoH today argued In favor of the
demurrer to the bin Of the American
Lean and Trust Company against the
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
Railway Company. He said the first
mortgages on the original Oregon Short
Line and the Utah Northern were first
ifens on the properties. and that any
subsequent mortgage was subject to
these prior liene. He said judicial pro-
pfiety which tho solicitor of Dillon, trus-
tee had no right 10 disregard. required
that when tina foreclosure . suit was
brought II be commenced In the eighth
circuit, which had primary Jurisdiction.
He said In these proceedIngs the co,in-
eel Tor complainant had referred time
and again. by is-aendo rather than By
plain speaking. 10 errors made In
the Federal courts from the be-
ginning OF the Ames suit down 20 date
He said he should never stand and crsti-
csze the action Of the Federal courts OF
his country. In the Dillon case the
court of Oregon and the court OF Idaho
conceded by their orders that the Wye
ming court was of primary Jurisdiction.
and conceded to IL the right 70 primarily
make any order In that case
He paid his respects TO afr Etorv's
statement that the American Loan and
Trust Company did not ask for the app
pointment OF It's receiver. but for the APP
pointmeDt of proper courts receiver.
and said the petitioners had picked a re-
ceiver-meanfng John NJ. Egan. chair
man OF the Managers Association during
the great strike of last summer-had
brought him cieer across the continent
he had sat In the court room during all
Of the argument and sat there today az
"petitioners' exhibit A" in tho case
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Chicago's Doodle Aldermen,

chicago, March l4.-Direct charges of
boodiing are made against numerous city
aldermen IN the amended pieadings filed
today In the suit TO have the sweeping
Ogden gas and Cosmopolitan electric fran
chises annuiled. Since the ordinances
were passed amid great disorder In the
city council on February Is, the newspa-
pers have daily printed columns that the
granting of the franchises was the result
of liberal bribery of aldermen and pro-
eeedings were recently begun TO annuI
the action OF the council. The amended
pleadings charged explicitly that the al
dermen voting yes on the ordinances
had been promised 'specuniary advantage
for their votes. The bill has caused a sem
sation la political circles and the inves-
tigation of the charges promises to be ex-
cee6ingly interesting.
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created 4 feeling OF ecnsferuat sc,,
throughout tbs country. In Czafx and
Carrhageaia. where mcs, OF the crew be-
fonxs1. the excitement Is snteuxs.
Lemon. Marrh Hs-SsyeraI British war
SHIPS hare Jeff Gibraltar Ia search az sh.
missing vessel. One report current here
. lasa tonight Is that she was found ay \
British vessel fn = disabled condition az
the Afr1rzn coast. A sfSpatrh 20 the
ssaraarx. from Ma6rid SAYS that azSs. a
COMPASS box ard other wreckags hesorx-
snz SC TIE Resna Hsgeate have been
washed ashore a. Tarira-
Taisgse-. March It---A Moorish steamer
has s,one in search q the missing Spanssh
cruiser EsinA RegeEse, tn the hope thar
she has taken refuge in sozne Moorish
port having no teiegraphic communication
with This city As tine passes and 40
news Is received the belief that the war
ship has fouEdered with ali hands grows
stronger.
The Reina Regente Is steel protected
cruiser. ard was completed In 1857 she Is
OF s.-sa tons displacement. u,as horse
power. ard her speed IS rs knots Her
main armament consists OF four 50 Inch
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The Ailsa Aeal,. Beat. the Rr,tannsa.

Cannes. Nareh 1.-THE Aasa. Britain
MA and Corsair started on race this
morning for the Ogden Gceie; and James
Gordon Bennett cup fer yachts over -
rating. The times at the finish were:
Aifsa .ss4g: ~
a9ltaDAiA SssA ~
The AIlsa consequently won by thirteen
minutes. rf:irieen seconds, actual time.
and twelve minutes corrected time.
After the Alssa crossed the line she
waited for the Britannia, and when the
latter had finished tile Prince OF waies'
cutter was sailed very close TO the Ais.
and the Prince Of Wales raised his yacht
ing cap In the air and led the hearty
cheers for the hoas which had given his
yacht the most severe beating she ever
had. Those on board the Aiisa returned
the cheers. and the victorious cutter then
proceeded TO the quay. where she was
welcomed by a large crowd of people
Ii was said after the race that Ogden
Goelet won $500 from Baron Hirsch on
the Ailsa's victory
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Discomfort IN SAMOA.
Germans secretly and Openly En-
couraging the Rebels.


Apia, Samoa, Feb. PIPER steamship
Arawa to San Francisco. Mrsh 1.-THE
big German mercantile firm of Frings IL
Co. which was brought into unpleasant
notoriety through importing and selling
rifles and ammunition TO the rebels, has
been forced Into insolvency. A receiver
and trustee have been appointed. A large
number of local tradesmen have been
affected by this bankruptcy.
King Malietoa and his government have
prepared charges of impeachmnt against
Herr Schmidt. the president OF the conn-
ell, and have sent a petition TO the three
treaty powers praying for his recall.
The rebel party are at present congre-
gated In Aana. but there has been no re-
cent outbreak.
A scaudalous rumor was recently start
ed here. duplicating the late Robert Louis
Stevenson and family In the importation
OF guns and ammunition for the rebels.
The captain and agent OF the United
States schooner Equator were also impii-
Gated. The author of the scandal has
been arrested and awaits trial.
Herr Schmidtieda. until recently Ger
man consul AT Yokohama, has been sent
here 10 succeed Burmann, Germany's for
mer consul Considerable excitement has
been aroused here ny Consul Burmann's
action In prosecuting several loyal Sa-
means who. learning that certain Ger
mans had imported o large quantity OF
arms and ammunition which Twere about
TO be turned over 20 the rebels. assisted
the governor OF the province In taking
possession of the contrahand articles In
behalf OF the government TO which they
were confseated, In accordance with the
Berlin treaty. These Saroans were
seized, put on board a German warship,
and afterward in prison. They are now
being tried
Ia the recent municipal election here
the American aud English elements were
srrayei against the Germans. The Offices
were ahotis equally divided between the
two factions.
An epidemic OF dengue fever. which
caused many deaths. is dying out.
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SHORT OF WATER
Tacoma Getting the Benefit, Of
the Wright Purchase.
TIE UNION PACIFIC BRANCHES.
Embezzier RenwicK, Of Spokane, sem
fenced Oregon Potatoes and
Eggs shipped East.

Tacoma. March H.--spsesai. the
earlier part OF the day the water sarsply
n the higher portions OF tire city. ana e.
p<ciaify In tfs vicinity eg North Seventh.
Eighth. Ninth. n and O streets and Aims
worth avenue. was scarce Come people
had 20 take their choice between bathing
or making coffee with the water they
found st hand. The faucets would xurgge
and sasr despairingiy. bur water they
wsuls not yield.
In the course OF few hours the supply
srefurued and there was water enough for
baths. coffee and even for rst1sh. All day
there has been an ample supply.
The board of public works explain che
trouble Ivy saying there was trouble win
one OF the pumps late last night and stiIt
fhe shortage wa. not through any lark
Of water 20 be had. The members OF the
board assert emphaticaily that there will
BE- no further shortage whatever
The council committee that went TO e;e-
anime the Mashed river az a proposexI
source of supply has returned with tie
report that the water IL pure and pienti-
fai Prof. r. @. PIummer announces his
Willingness TO bring io,f00es0 gallons OF
Mashed water into the city per day for the
amount OF money In the extension fund.
$4,000.
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bosse. Idaho. March H-s.hsrses Perry.
under sentence Of death a. Pesearc!fo, died
i&ss nlEnt from a dose Of morphine. whsrh
he said he got from = fessew r,-twssae-
Perry murdered Patrick Mcnamara raxe
June
among Pr-rY's effects was fours Eong
ktieT denying that he committed she
murder for wnisss be was to he hanged
lie left letter addressed 70 an Italian
paper ~ San Francisco. wfsSh has sseNn
Forwarded according TO has wishes IL h
sScaEht ne was q member Of the Italian
Mana society.
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NAT GOODWIN DRUNK AGAIN.
The Besottcd Actor Makes n show of
Himself In Brooktvn.
New York Special. March s.

New York Special March s.
Nat Goodwin Mt the Waldorf tonight
was funny at the expense of some other
actors and IoriiIard Kip. who was discus
sing society with a table fun OF young
dantiies. Expcstulaticn. then angry
voices were raised in the center of the
room and then two figures rose TO con-
front each other. With passion in every
feature One was tho tall. slight figure
OF I,orlilard Kin and the other the short
or, siighter figure OF Nat Goodwin.
..Dtd sou apply that epi,het 10 me-"
demanded the shorter.
Il did" firmly replied the taller. 'Do
you mind stepping eatsideT'
Not I'm the least
So the two gentlemen adjourned 10 the
sidewalk without top coats. For ten min
utes the two stood facing each other and
every one waited for the night 20 begin
II was happily ard undoubtedly averted
hv the cold Kip and Goodwin shivered.
Then one smiled and the other laughed
At the end they shook hands and depart
81 re ioictng.
The grievance that had called them ous
Is an old one. Each man Is attentive 10 a
young lady in the Reyane company. Each
faneies himself the preferred one. Each
was anxious to have the others hearts
blood. biit they had not met before They
happened to be sitting at adjoining tables
A remark let fall by Kip on the Gould
wedding was misconstrs&ed hy Goodwin
as referring 10 his own love affair Only
too ready, he called his nsighbor "a ac~
count Goodwin later In the evening
went 10 Brooklyn, where be was billed 70
appear with his company in "A Gilded
Foor' at the Park thsa;er. bur the per-
forraance WAS abruptly concluded a. the
end of the nrst act. The stage manager.
I'm an address 70 The audience. said:
mir. Goodwin IS too much tsseisresed
10 No GA with the performance" RGt the
real cause was painfully apparent ~
many OF the audience and 10 all or the
stage. The. audience had begun during
,he first art tn get suspicious. Chauncy
shars. as presented by Mr.. Goodwin. was
being realistically played. Ia the scene
short IL recovering from al extended
night OF pleasure, ansl esoodwfn did il fun
! stlc.. All through Tire scene hc kept
;axtting those on tE1 stage f0 have ass-
other hall. and ordered ina giaary bar
teasserS 20 set EN- up sgsfn all around.
Tna climax WAS reached siuriag the
scene when IN leaning on the table IL
hrose and ~ fell fat on the stage. fg1 a
sesat-ilgnifed manner he picked himself
mn and said ioud enough for the audi
srs>a 20 hear Who in ~-~~ BIZ me
EVERY one laughed. bat ths manager and
Other piayers OF the stage. When the
curtain was down for the first art. Colo
res Sim consulted with others and IL was
decided that the performance should eHa
.here a short announcement was made
nv shs stage manager 70 the effect Thar
Mr. f.<,<,swsEs was snstssFcse<i. ard Colonel
ss3-y sr,sYa MS box supplemented IL by an
a y.siawv for such 2 happening. ana the
Information that ali the money would be
refunded al the box otsscs-
--------------~---
WA. Amx taken the place CT she novel
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New Market For Potatoes and Essss.

Portland. March ti.-There Is n heavy
movement In potatoes from Portland 10
Missouri river points, an average OF ten
carloads being SEM each day. These
shipments arc made possible by the low
Prices ruling here. rs a result az tbs over
supply In the country There II coed
demand for oregon potatoes In the East.
and the movement viii continue unless
local prices are advanced ANY raise VIII
immediately check the business and the
market Will fait hack 20 the Improbable
ras which has characterized IL 50 long
The experiment. Of shipping eggs East.
which was tried two weeks ago. proves To
De good thing for Portland. Two more
carloads NJ Oregon. eggs will he sent east
" day or two. The local quotation WAS
=. but as receipts are growing tighter ard
Tie market viii soon he relieved OF the
ever supply, an advance may be looked
Tor very soon
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Washington City, March h-United
States Minister Taylor, at Madrid. Is
meeting success In the prosecution of
claims OF American merchants against
the Spanish government for the refund OF
Illegal charges collected by the Cuban
customs officials. A cabiegram received
at the state department from him today
announces that he had secured the allow
ance Of claims In the cases of the steam
ship James w Hawthorne. the ship
Harry and Grace Reynolds. Brooks & Co..
the Conas Machine Company. the cotto-
iene cases. and the Jufagua Mining Com
pany. The latter case was protest
against taxation on the large American
mining companies in Cuba that practic-
ally made expectation Improbable.
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SsohcmiSh. March H-Sneciaf- Several
new logging camps are reported n the
COUNTY. ON the SstlIaglamisn McGilltgsn
bToS and Tacoma firm are putting IN
works and viii open up soon, The leading
camps on the SnoQaalnie and along the
Lake shore such as Huiherf's. Cyphers
stins0e's Gierim s. Eoyd's and AeSheT
Ncnonald's. ara already iu operation
The demand for cedar iess and shsngle
bolts Is such that IL Is impossible 10
supply H. ana there are several camps
N the woods getting out knees for
sehooners ON the ways 81 the Blakeiey
and other shin Narsis
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ARMS ron THE CUBAN REBELS.


Savannah, Ga. March iA-Under In
snsctions from the Costa Rfcan govern
Hent, the British steamship Elliott, which
cleared for a Costa Rican port. has been
searched for arms and ammunition, be-
Ing suspected of having been engaged by
Cubans for that service. although cleared
TOR Costa RIGA. The crew of the vessel
which has been lying in port for months
uncharfered. say the captain informed
them thar he cannot tell them get where
they are going. Large boxes weighing
lao pounds each arrived today from New
York and have been about thirty feet
from where the yacht Pedro Pablo Is ly-
Ing. The negroes handling them told the
Associated Press correspondent that they
were TO be put on the boat. Collector
Beckwith win investigate. Senior Petfnto.
Spanish consul. admits that this port Is
viewed with the most suspicion by Span
ish authorities and that his instructions
are to keep rigid outlook here.
Madrid. March 1.-THE government has
issued an order forbidding the delivery
OF private kilograms containing Cuban
news OF a character nnfayorable to the
government. II has also been ordered that
no cipher messages be sent 10 Cuba.
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rrsmem Sc board ard lodging ssrsre sse
,r.ss commissioners passed sheir no.
~ afIAnt resolution CO Fshrsary
mere warrants WITH the validity az the
passed rpsn by the supreme
soaf. Inc treasurer II anxsenz 10 SGT
His me matter upon an agreed s1asesrses,s
g FACTS. ehHf the county attorney ara
eonahnissacnsrr ssifl proerasffnz,e. ard
snsahNnue county business Is seriously
4nVe1rn ana credit reestesslv inferred
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BUSHES TROUBLES.
The Walter A. wood Harvester Co. Tn.
able tn Meet DhsFxnstonS


Eatg0. Marxh 1.-THE Waiter A. wsrs
harvester Company confessed s.sixreas
n Fhe superior coart today fer SS - in
kAr0r 81 the National Bank OF the gspun-
&c An execution was ISSUED and deputy
snessTs sersssi on the Stock In the ware
aoEss az vAs Company az Taylor street
lne company Is ore % the largest Coz
cerns in the country engaged in the manu.
sAeture OF harvesting machines.
Dubois Pa. March 1.-THE hank Of
Dubois WAS closed today No statement
has fseen given cut. THE deposttors are
much frightened The stockholders are
Individually Liable. and all are rated well.
lsyaehhurg. Va March f4-Ecis.
ss1asfer A Co. tf,hazccnisss. FLED a Aed
OF assignment this evening fer the henels
Of tfs creditors White tire liabilities will
reach into the hundred thousands. IL Is
believed that al she American creditors
are secured. The recent failure Of SchiTl-
Ing & Bruning. of Bremen. is said 70 have
caused the failure.
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nESwIcK SENTENCED TO PRISON.
she Deputy Auditor of spokane Count,
Admits That He stole.

s2okane. March lf.-AB interested audi
tsfs assembled In Judge Bucks court this
u6rzing TO hear the case OF w. G.. "
Rksvek. late deputy In the auditors Of
Gee Attorneys Tor Renwfck notified the
essr. that they had concluded TO carry
fhs case no further. as their client
gksded guilty to embezxiement. Judge
Hak then sentenced the prisoner 10 two
ytsss In the penitentiary at hard labor.
Renwick said: II have sinned. know.
without sufficient thought for the eonse-
eneaces. l suocumbed to temptation As
10 ms past services since 1 came here
from Puget Sound In 1891. my friends and
Intimate acquaintances are we'll ac-
analnted. / introduced the hest method
~ an expert accountant for keeping
books that there is In the state. Ny work
was always thorough. My only fault Ii
that was tempted and fell, l assure You
that will never be guilty of a like Of
Tense again. My greatest sorrow Is for
my young wife. expect to be out In
about eighteen months"
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setTo. March II Special. Rev. e e.
ea'son. az seattle delivered a stirring
a, F. 4. lecture In the Baptist caarch
laSi evening 20 crowded audience TIE
fesefena gentleman na8e some startling
stateu2vnts relative 20 the workings OF
TIE Cashslic church, An A. - A. lodge
has been organized. ana & IS reported
that las roll 90 membership Is already
quite large
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Arrested For stealing a Patrol Wagon
New York March H-Iohn Hayden af

NOW IOfk, MaFch If.-John Hayden, OF
Sheepshead bay, was locked up In sub
precinct station In Brooklyn today,
charged with stealing police patrol team
and wagon. Hayden said he had been to
a party with number of women. They
wanted to get.home. No cars were Csln-
ming. Hayden volunteered to get We
hicle ami went to the stables of the police
station at Twenty-first street and took
the wagon. He says It was loaned 10 him.
but the police say they never saw the
man.
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Reduceti Rates.

The Great Northern railway has Just
placed on sale the following Communication
tickets good in all cases for six rides:
Between Fairhaven or New whatcom
and Seattle. $40: Mount Vernon and Sc
attic, $50: Seattle and Everett, "a.
Tickets will be good for individual OF
firm use and limited to sixty days.
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Mn,. Nernnn IInrcon,t % De speaker.

London. March 1.-THE Globe this even
ing states that the government has con-
viewed a hint Ia the opposition that Sir
William, Vernon HaTcourt is disposed to
nccapf ths speakership when Sir Arthur
wellesley peei resigns. providing his cleo
ton is not opposed. The idea Is said 20
have been well received by the opposition.
sna * Il is adopted IL Is reported that
Campbell Bannerman will succeed Har-
court as liberal leader In the house OF
rom mons.
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Yale Team Not 70 Visit England

New Haven. Conn. March A-w. O.
Hickok. captain OF the Yale athletic
team. said today relative to the reported
delay in training for the Oxford-Cam-
bridge athletic team that II maftered
very little 10 Yale. as I'm all probabilities
there would be no team sent from the
university should match take place.