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TO CHICAGO FOR SIS
Effective September feth the Norfharu
Fac8ac Will make rate OF So ~ 70 ch!ca.
&C., and corresponding Fea1csi ~ 20 all
Eastern points Yoa wtil ind n % yoNr
advantage 10 travel ever ihls nne
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Private neevsa0h Wae - Nave Deeu
shot fes eeslkeng N OOees.
WARRINGTON. So. y. - Private
Thomas 0c*eaeA C00pany q, First
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Reunion of w-x.ca. war Veterans.

INDIANAPOLIS IND Sop, n The an
nual rcunsan OF the National Assoc afisa
% Mexican Veterans mot here TO-DAY
About IL veterans. representing more ina
half tho states. are attending the reunion
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ne CRUISERS DID.
w wOnK a. AUxaIaAn0
go. ~uw vAR WITH sPAl1.

- = Merchant Marine SAa0s
Caa Ne Transfsrns1 Inao
1890 saehiaes - a. Coun-
-. reea-Tesr Fassus Vessels.
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KEY WEST. fla. Sept n Thirty Ave
cases ~ yellow fever bage been reported
In the past fwen'y-fcuF hours
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-. The City OF Paris ana CITY o. Hs~
Iork resumed thelr fnerchaa{ nHrsns
names. bat the ships bear the honor Won
~ the Harvard And the Yale.
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1raL Clark. the wife Of the bartender ~
the Gayefy saloon, shot herself IN the left
breast af I'D this morning ~ her ho0s, .Ag
1--we. Her HUSBAND and herself rseurnrsi
home In hack about O'Clock. The cause
Of her attempt % her life = no< knoWrI
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a private cable message from Hong
Kong says complaint was made hy 80 dis
charged regulars ON board thc Tartar Of
cNefcro.dlns. whercupun clearance was
refused The Twentieth Kansas vulnn.
teers. with Gen. Funston. are aboard. but
IL - believed the volunteers made no conn
paint and arc ansious 20 have clearance
granted the snip IN order that they may
proceed homewafd
The army transport Tartar. which Ia
detained al Horgkong hy the British nti-
thorities was chartered by the United
States and IL owned hy the Canadian Pa
cfhr Steamship Company Shs sails
under the EritiSh iisg. II ~ said that
under these conditions she la subject "a
the British navigation laws
II was stated ~ tho war department
this afternoon that the Tartar had been
referred 10 Ambassador Chuate which
makes an International question OF N
The contention ~ the var department, IS
TIT Notwithstanding the Tartar Nies tho
British raz, the assumption 81 Rriiish
authority over her ts unauthorized ma
she ~ chartered by the United states
government
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overcro~aed They authorize Sc, men to
60 In her. "METCALF"
OTIS Account at u.

Manila, Sept. II
Adju'hnt General, Washington: The
Tartar was sent ta H0nnkong To dock A.
requested By Mai Long. there being no
dock large enough nj Nagasaki She has
capacity for LIS m.n and III cabin pas-
sengrrs. HE took back lie men and sis-
ty-on. cabin passengers ON her trip from
San Francisco she carried comfortably
LIES men and ffty-fvc cabin passengers
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SOUTH AFRICAN DIFFICULTY.
BOERs EXPECTED TO ADVANCE
q IL cenndentiy Expected They WIN
strike Engiaaa Pirst--Great Al
sastaEes 10 Ne Gained BY saeh
AefIon.

London, Oct IA dispatch from Dur
ban, Natal, announces that the Beers are
expected 10 take aggressive steps today.
The most alarming rumors are ahoat there
respecting their intentions.
The day has been passed 10 invention
and contradiction of Tamors Of an out
break OF war, with the final result that
the situation is unchanged. The British
reserves are liable TO be called out before
the end OF the week and the Beers are al
ready under arms and are not likely 10
disband without fighting.
Sir kedyers BulleT's departure Is not vet
settled. in spite u numerous contradictory
rHnioTs. Mr. wyndh4m, the under sec
IstaTy Of war, returned to London today
after spending Sunday with him at Alder.
shot and having full exchange of views
regarding the details OF military prepare
tons. The cabinet will probably not meet
before Friday, il then, and parliament not
before the middle Of the month.
President Kruger, by attacking the Brit
ish possessions, will put an end 10 nego-
tiations and argument and leave the min
isters in command Of the situation, % Tar
Al morals are concerned.
According TO dispatches received at mid
night, the burgheIs and the British regu-
Lars are at least 80 miles distant at the
nearest point, and hostilities, which Presi-
dent kruger apparently cannot avert, are
not likely TO be brought on before the
middle OF the week
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FtsAuInE Jack HAD a Might Of Joy.

New York, Oct. lighting Jack Of
the Olympia had night Of Joy last night,
as a fitting end Of a day Of triumph. His
pleasures were a banquet, concert and
smoker, served to him in that order in tbs
WaldOrf-AstoTiA He was there, ESQ
strong, on shore leave, and free Of all re-
strietionS With him were rs men from
each Of the other ships at anchor in the
harbor, good fellows all, and selected on
that account These figures included
about 10 per cent Of the marines, per.
mitted to be present on account Of past
good fellowship and on solemn promise 70
be good in the future.
A uniform ticket was enough 10 secure
admittance. As each man entered the ball
room he was presented with . rubber.
Steamed clay pipe bearing On its head a
high relief Of the great admiralS features.
and was also given two cigars, . two
ounce paper Of plug tobacco, book Of ei.
garette papers, q menu card and . pro-
gram Of the concert.
The sailors and SEA soldiers came to
the WaldOrf,As singly and in twoa.
thrces and larger groups, and were At
once ushered to the grand ball room on
the second door, which had been caTpstsd
for them and set with tables and giIdsa
ehaira
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AaSairat Dewey 0tVsa the swsrd
Vsssa By CsaGresa.

Washington. oct She mAgniacen,
suotd awarded by act Of congress 10 the
nA,ioH'A hero was bestowed upon Admiral
pcacy to-day in the presence Of the pTesi.
dsHi. the members IT the cabinet and the
judiciary. thr highest Oiarr Of the army
asd navy and a vas, erosd OF the plain
people.
In strong contrast Niih all Of the cere.
Honics that have taken place since ADM.
raj Dewey reached the shores Of his native
land. today. functions we're severely OF.
acisi in character. The administration
Vas executing the wili Of the whole Amer.
ican people and lOCality in community dis.
appeared.
The scone Of the presentation was aP.
PropTiAiely located under the shadow Of
the great capitol 81 the nations spot
filled With the memories Of other stately
ceremonies
The escort, which marched in the line
With the admiral. VAS made up entirely
Of saldiers and sailorA There was nothing
10 the general arrangements a. the i'm
mense crowd swept through the beautiful
plaza to indicate that the occasion waa
anything less than a presidential inAuga'
ration.
twas before this vast asssmblage, amid
a profound hush, that Admiral George
De~ey received from the hands Of lie chief
executive, the sword the nation gave him.
In the locus 81 thousands OF eyes, the
central figure Of q magnificent tableau, he
stood, With military ercCtneAs at attention,
and listened to the eloquent tribute paid
him by the president and the naval chief,
speaking for the people.
A sun a. brilliant a. that which shons
on that May day In distant ocean
CLEANED back from the jeweled sword IS
be received Il and thousands Of voices
drow ned the crash Of brass, flags waved
w q glorious sea Of color and the most
picturesque and impressive ceremony
the nation. capitol has ever had ended.
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Vancouver, Il. C., Oct AT 10 O'Clock
this morning the mechanics OF the local
Canadian Pacific railway shops went out
on siTike. This action Was taken on orders
telcgIaphed from Winning. and Is said
to include all mechanics on the Pacific di.
vision, numbering zoo men. The men
state that before night they will be join
cd by all their fellows in the east, and
that from ocoan 10 ocean the Canadian
Pacific shops will be closed. They have
lately organized on Labor lines, and hav'
ing submitted some Of their grievances to
the general labor board, on their advice
aud under their promise Of support, have
gone out. Reduction in pay IL the Prin'
cipal reason assigned.
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LATE rELEGnArmsc NEWS.

Three new eases Of the plague and one
death are reported from 0porto.
About 10000 jewellers, members Of the
Jewellers PfoIectiYs Union, have struck
ior eight hours. = 50 per cent increase ia
Stages tor overtime aud double wages foI
Sunday wOlk.
Agents Ut the British government ara
ii"A Al this country picking up hoGse.
aild mnles BY the hundreds And ara nRins
loo speedy ahipInehi.
The British bark kose, Captain Rick.
ni"'s, has put into Shanghai IN distress,
after hard Eight for heT life la The hear,
VI lyPhoon OF the Chinese coast.
shipping men fear that soae disaster
has h<iaiIen the ship Cyrus Wakefield
Ahieh ~aiied NON New York ior sAn
f'anrA-NO ies days ago. She Mas Last
heard iron Al feat STANLEY, where she
pat IN alter the death at seA OF her MAJ
let, captain Hrhry.
The niost sensational news from South
AiilnA since "Wednesday is the reiIsraIisn
u a TrP0Ti VI the acquisition BY the TTans.
ssai saIAorilies Vi s5bO.O0 in gold Nhleh
AS On the Asy 10 Caps ToSH from 10.
hannsabutg.
Temporary receiver has ben appoint.
ed t0E thS hIm VI j. Is. Colt 4 c., manu-.
iAeiafrIs d gas gensIAIaFs and sl@seop.i.
GA snPpibes, aiih otiiees IN Cai,sg0, san
trAhsissO and Atlanta.
The Anasfl,An Ahaisf li-lugA, caplaia
tArdilsh, has arrived At san franeiseO ID
ds!s IfoGn InalAakA- IIeF tOtsl oaleh aaa
a. Aaales- Besldes hsT cargo OF Oil, Sils
has On board 10000 yalaaols fur skins.
Chiago's iail festival NaA formally ia.
AagaIaisd Wednesday siisrnoen. Al 4
ocssok Thousands Of nAgs and tanners
arFs uniuFied IN the doe n.oaa district.
shd the AHs~TioaH oolon HuIlered from
the top u " Ssnrtiaa mssts Ia the court
u honoE in State sIsc-t, between the lake
and \ an barren.
IL u Twf~ftSd that Nicefuy Chang
Lhung has recommended that The govern.
tsrni slasRdon nrgosiaiioHs viii the Am.
siSosa ,yRdIsa,s aader tie Washington
ts'1'gAsl i.r shs cohSsurtl"n Of the Can
s"si uahAu" EAitAs!.
Array secretary reyion. Of the Brother.
hood u NJ. .AndTs~. n ho has jus, ErtnIh'
ID 10 NsA York insm = stay OF sax month,
In 'As Philippines. DECLARES that the Usi.
ted ssAsss has 5000 dranksn rskes AEd
gAmhlsTs- in and srOand Manila, and thai
religious PIOgTcsa is quite cut OF the quss-
,loa hiIs Amcgicsn soldiers arr there.
4 nautical sXPsTs Aays that although the
ind PrersAisa the yachts irom finishing
tlsis iifss race within The time limit, aud
10 spsis ot the manifest superiority Il
captain H,waTths Seamanship, the Dc.
tails u the sTial sho~ ihA, shcn the siAd
osnss alike TO h-sth. Columsls easily out
TaHs, oaiteAsi'sA and ou,POsnis Shamrock
In ~&pis irosn Irs>A dosn TO light.
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Santa Ana, Cal, Oct l.-HArTy Rob
era, n no recently arrived at the home Of
his father in PeAIlAnd, this county, was
iAst night arrested here on a telegram
from the sheIih Of NeE Percp county,
Idaho, Nho holds = warrant tor the arrest
OF Roberts Tor forgery. Roberts is said
to have forged the name OF A. Z. Davidson
81 Lewiston, Idaho. and thereby se uTed
large sum ii money. With which he fed
10 Portland, Or, and thence here. The
picture and description received here last
night procured Roberts arrest less THAI
an hour after has arrival Roberts father
and other relatives are making strenuous
efforts TO compromise the matter b! Wir-
ing Idaho parties their willingness TO re
fund the money secured by forgery. but
10 arrangement looking 10 a settlement
an that manner h thought possible.
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WILMINGTON.

The coal company at Black Diamond
is getting out nearly 1000 tons OF coal
daily.
The accidental discharge OF q shot
gun tore away part Of 4 rib OF W. II.
Campbell. \ liveryman OF WaterVllle.
exposing his liver TO view.
The wonderful facilities offered BIZ
the marsh lands OF Gray's harbor foi
the raising Of cranberries Of the finest
quality should in duce more people 70
80 into business. says the Aberdeen
Bulletin The crop here has no enemies,
and does not require TO be flooded, as
We have no frOsis Of injurious inten.
sity.
Tuesday evening, when coming up
the breaks from the Columbia river, N.
y. Howe shot q magnificent specimen
Of the golden eagle. perched on a crag
near the level Of the prairie, says the
waterville Empire. 1t measured, lack
ing the fraction OF an inch, seven feet
from tip to tip. and had the strength TO
have carried OF q child.
Several sheep droVes, with several
thousand animals in each dock, have
passed south through Hillyard during
the week. These sheep come from Ore.
gOn. and are driven slowly northward
each spring and back again al the ap-
preach Of cold weather.
The ReardAn Furniture Company has
incorporated. and will be ready for
business early in October.
Residents Of ReardAn are complain
ing OF the train service on the Central
Washington.
The 7-year-old son Of Charles Brown
at Tekoa miraculOusly escaped from
death this afternoon. While attempt.
ing TO climb into a moving wagon load.
ed with 100 bushels Of wheat he missed
his footing. fell to the ground and the
wheels passed over both his limbs
close to the trunk Of the body.
The Sunset Telephone Company has
decided to extend its line from Airing.
ton to Trafton in Snohomish county.
The order advancing the Cheney post
once from fourth TO third class took
effect October l. The only difference
this will make in Postmaster Watts
salary will be the government will pay
the rent and furnish fuel and lights.
Morton MAskell. Of the Chehalis -four
mill, says that very little OF the wheat
that is being offered at the mill is dam
aged.
A cutting frost melted the tender
vegetation at Colville last week. This
lie the first general frost Of the season
and il is remarked by most old timers
that it is the latest TO come on the cal
endar in the history OF the county.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
large beet sugar factory at Waverly
and the beets are turning out much
better than WAS expected. BY the frsi
Of November the interesting process Of
Transforming the raw material into
the refined product will begin.
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Montreal, Oct. 1.-Two hundred and If
ty seAntily clad, baggage-bereft men, wOm-
en- and children were on board an Inter
colonial special which steamed into Bona
Ventura depot tonight. They composed
the greater number Of those who sailed
from Liverpool on September Il on board
the steamship Scotsman. bound for Mont
real, which was wrecked on the shores Of
the Straits of Belle Isle, at 2:S0 O'Clock on
the morning of the slst II was not only
a tale OF shiPwreck that they had TO tell.
but one Of death, Of suffering and pillAge.
for Is at least Of the Scotsman's passen-
gers persisted, all suffered cruelty frOm
cold and privatiOn, and almost the worst
horror of all, the men who were supposed
TO saccor and assist those committed TO
their care, in the hour Of need turned on
the helpless passengers and with loaded
guns and revolvers. compelled them TO
part with the few valuables saved.
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soda IN Great Quantities.

Denver, Oct. A special from "a Paso,
Texas, says; Fred II. Pcitz, a civil en-
gineer, has returned from the immense
soda beds Of Donna Anita county, Mexico,
where he surveyed and staked out $1,000
acres OF soda lands for Pittsburg syndi-
cate. The sodA il almost pure and the
beds are SIS miles long, - miles wide and
90 feet deep. The syndicate proposes to
establish plaster Of paris and cement
works and connect with the Santa Fe rail-
way BY a short line. The soda is Of great
value for carbonie acid, sulphuric acid and
as a fertilizer.
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Boston, Mass, Oct. S.-upwards Of four
hundred delegates representing the agri.
cultural interests Of the entire country
thronged Faneueil hall at 10 o'clock this
morning, when the nineteenth annual ses.
sion Of the Farmers National congress was
called 10 order by Ex-Governor W. u.
Hoard Of Wisconsin, the venerable president
Of the organization. After an invocation
by the Rev. George c, Lorimer Of fremont
temple, and the appointment Of a com,
mittee ON credentials, the delegates list.
ened to cordial addresses Of welcome by
Governor wOlcott, Mayor Quincy and rep
resentatives Of the Boston Chamber cf
Commerce and the agricultural societies
Of Massachusetts,.
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An IMPORTANT room LAW.
Heavy Penalties Tor SelIInE Articles
Of FoOa CSntaIAIaE Unhealthy
IaRredIehts.

The following law was passed at the
last session OF the Missouri legislature,
taking effect August 20, 1890;
Sec. I. That Il shall be unlawful for any
person or Corporation doing business In
this state TO manufacture, sell or ofter to
sell any article. compound or preparation
for the purpose OF being used or which
ts intended to be used IN the preparation
OF food, In which article compound or
preparation there In any arsenic, calumel
bismuth, ammonia or alum.
Sec. ,. Any person or corporation viola.
ting the provisions OF this act shall be
deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor and shall
upon conviction. be nned not less than one
hundred dollars. which shall be paid into
and become part OF the road fund OF the
county in which such fine II collected.
The operation Of this law viii be main.
ly against alum baking powders But
the manufacture or sale Of any article Of
food or article intended TO be used in food
which contains any of the substances
classed by the law a. rehabilitation
Arsenic to AMm-is absolutely prohibited.
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Paris, Oct. S.-By direction Of the An
glO-VeneEuelan boundary arbitration CON-
mission some Of Great BEitain's claims a.
10 the interior and on the coast are disal.
lowed Her frontier viii start Al The
WAini river. The award was unanimous
1t 10 considered in the nature Of a com
promise rather than as tAvOring vsnsaa.
Ella.
The award Of the tribunal. briefly sum
Married, means that q the 100000 square
miles claimed by venesuelA, that country
obtains Only 100000. formed partly Of Ia
MARYLAND near the river ThArima and .
portion Of the interior, whIls Great Britain
retains all the forest country.
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MORE WORK FOR THE NAVY
VESSELS TO CROSS THE PACIFIC.


Washington, Oct. 4.-The president to.
day directed The immediate dispatch TO
the Philippines Of number Of vessels VI
the navy, including the cruiser Brooklyn
and the gunboats Marietta and Maehlas.
The action Is the result OF Admiral Des.
eys Interview today, in which be went
over the Philippine situation With the
president
The orders given are in line with the ex.
pressed determination Of the president 10
furnish The army and navy every resource
tor stamping out the ihsuFrecsion n the
earliest possible time. AT Admiral Dea-
sy's interview With the president today.
Tue IoImeT sent into The Philippine sliLa-
lion Al great length, explaining carefully
The existing condition VI affairs and hls
VleAs Vi the outlook, concluding with 4
Recommendation that the Brooklyn and
other vessels b. sent al once " the Pail
lPpineA. This reinforcement VI the pres
eiit squadron, he urged a. necessary, and
aid tneiT dispatch should he directed A.
rATi. a. POssIDle. The president imine-
diatei. communicated with the navy de-
pariinent aud instructed the SECRETARY vi
the navy 10 issue an order carrying oat
the adinIrals Recommendation, and 10 see
tnat they be got IN readiness at once. The
Marietta and AiAehiaA, DenIdes the Brook
l!n, Aill be deHIgnated by the navy de-
paIlinent along With several other YES
sels. AhIeh have mol been selected. Inc
bIookl.n Is noa with the other Vessels Vi
the North Atlantic squadron OF lOmP-
Ainss lille. The Alachiss and the Marietta.
are al ptrssnt lying AT the ~hAnes in
this city, On waiting orders, having been
thought he1e 10 participate an ltis seek
ceisijlAlIon in honor oI Admiral DeSey.
Ihes< TeinioIumehIs viii add considerable
ssEength TO lh~ AsaAiie squadron, and tie
administration believes tney siil have =
goOd elect IN ending hOstilities Tue
Dro0kiyH's formidable equipment MIi
make her Of invaluable service.
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When russell shoes OF q bright yellow
hue were introduced. Dewey wore the
first pair that was seen in Washing
ton. They at once became the subject
OF lest OF all the oficers OF the navy
department
Early In the afternoon one Of Dew.
ey's feet began to swell. and his SUI.
fering from his new shoes was acute.
In an interval between the calls of
friends who were still running him
on his shoes the Commodore sought HIS
chief clerks room. He walked with q
limp, and finally loosened the strings,
TO relieve his feet.
Il suppose I can't take these things
on now" he remarked with q bitter
smile. ''for those fellows II think they
have driven me 10 Il"
And for hours the Commodore sai
At his desk In perfect torture. octobeI
Ladies' Home Journal
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no,.anTy Tnlk \. Renewea.

Washington, Oct. &.--The British EN-.
bassy was reOpened here today after hav'
ing been located at Newport during the
summer. This permits the resumption ri
personal exchanges on the Alaska boun-
dairy question. and during the day Mr..
Tower, the British charge d'afIaires, had
talk with Secretary Hay in relation 10
the matter.
The opinion was expressed that the mo-
dus vlvendi recently arranged between
Hay and Tower would be acceptable to all
parties concerned, Canada including,
slthough the final word has not yet been
communicated from London.
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Ia,ana EmpIre Grain Crop.

Portland, Or. Oct, 4.--Advices received
here show that practically the entire
grain crop south Of the Snake river has
been threshed and that SIS per cent has
been delivered at warehouses In that
section the crop win be about 20 per cent
shor, Of the lsas crop, North Of Snake
river about as per cent has been threshed
and 90 per cent delivered to warehouses.
The crop is estimated at Is per cent be-
low last years
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waaAIaGtons Come QuIcLly.

San Francisco. Sept Sos-The First
Washington volunteers are expected to
arrive here on or about October s. They
left Hong Kong September Is on trans.
port Pennsylvania, and as she is a fast
boat the returning volunteers may make
this port little ahead Of time Lake 9th.
er volunteers. they win 90 into camp a,
the Preside, where they win probably re.
main three weeks preparatory to being
mustered out.