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81. Patrick In London.

London, March lp-Most Of the gov
eminent offices hoisted the Irish Gag sat
urday and the clubs were similarly dee
Grated, the officials all wearing the green.
in honor Of ST. Patrick.
In the churches the preachers referred
to the occasion, thanking Providence that
the English had learned TO love and re-
sPect their Irish fellows, just a. II they
never knew them or respected them be-
fore. The lord chief justice. Lord Russell,
set the example in the law courts and all
the judges followed his example Of wearing
the shamrock below their ermine collars.
The theaters were all prepared to mark
the day in the same way tonight.
On the stock exchange great enthuSi.
asm was shown in celebrating the day.
The shamrock mas everywhere and there
was more toasting of healths than work.
As a result prices were bitter, though
nobody knows why.
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Yokohama, Japan, via Victoria, March
lS.-The persistence with which the west
ern press clIngs to the inmnence Of war
betU cen Russia and Japan is attracting
much attention here Thus far there has
seemed to be no foundation whatsoever
for the rumor The fact which now i'm
presses the public is the arrival Of repre-
sentAtives OF some OF the prominent New
York papers, they having been sent for
the express purpose OF being upon the
spot when the outbreak comes This. to-
geIner with the activity prevailing in ths
Russian squadron in eastern waters, as
sembling in force as it is in the Korean
straits, and the reports constantly coming
in Of extraordinary doings at Port Arthur,
has at last forced the conviction that
where there is SO much smoke there must
be some fire, and the people and press
are eorrespondingly on the qui viys. In
official circles, however. the utmost calm
is manifest while everybody is wondering
what il all means
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BRTTIsa oOI.UMBIA.

For several days negotiations have
been pending for q bond on the Blue
Jay group Of claims. In Skylark camp,
the amount involved being $4,000
A vein Of good shipping ore has been
struck quite by accident In the shaft Of
the Nickle Plate at Rossland, one OF the
B. A. c. properties. placing 1t on the
list OF prospective shippers.
The shipments OF ore from the b. C.
mine In Summit camp to the Trail
smelter amount thus far to 1900 tons.
The new plant being installed compris-
es two S0-horse power boilers and half
OF a twenty-drill compressor.
The work OF enlsrging the ST. Eu.
gene concentrator goes steadily along.
and at the present rate Of progress Il
will be ready to run by April 18th. The
St Eugene air compressor. which was
started up four weeks ago. is working
alone.
The Taylor Air Compressor Company
has put up one OF its patent 5o0-horse
power compressors on Coffee creek.
near Ainsworth, and expects to dellv.
er air 10 the neighboring mines this
year. The air is compressed by 4 col
umn Of water falling into . shaft sunk
in the bed OF the creek.
The final payment has been made on
the Banner claim, owned by the Grey
Eagle Mining company. the new corpo
ration organized by the Miner-Graves
syndicate to operate the Grey Eagle
Banner. Tip Top and Triangle fraction
all Of which properties adioin the Ole
Ironsides, Knob Hill and War Eagle.
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Another big ledge. No. 10, has been
opened by Palmer Mountain tunnel at
Loomis, Wash.
The report has been rife for some
time that important Developments have
been showing up in the Tiger oorman
mines at Burke, Idaho.
The possibility Of the Beers destroy
ing the mines lie causing some anxiety
among French inanciers. who hold one.
third Of the shares.
The Dewey mine near Grangeville,
Idaho is forging ahead. The threaten.
ed litigation has been settled and 6
men are at work.
The crosscut tunnel by which the
Canyon Greek Mining Company is go
ing to reach It's vein from the old I'm.
ion tunnel, is In over 100 feet
The warm weather has taken the
frost out OF the ground and started the
water until the placer miners are find.
Ing Il q good season for work In Idaho.
At the Northport smelter blast fur.
naees Nos and are running steadily
but the crusher 10 closed. No ore ID
coming In now. but there IL plenty on
hand to run the smelter for 90 days al
least. and Il IL nearly certain that shlp
meats viii b resumed By that time.
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Civil Service examinatlons-Spola
April ath and 18th; Portland, April stu
and II; Seattle, April 9Th and 18th;
New whatcom. April 4th; Boise. April
Band 18th.
Washington State Christian Endeas.
or convention. SPOKANE, June 2I-24.
Knights Of Pytnias Military carnival.
Spokane, May 1913.
Inland Empire Teachers Associa-
ton. PendietOn. Ore, March 2l-z3.
Washington State q. A R encamps
ment, June II.
Woman's North Pacific Presbyteriaa
board OF missions, annual meeting,
Portland, April 1919.
Convention OF the great council Of
Washington. Improved Order Of Red
Men, Spokane. May S-IO.
Grand Aerle OF the frateFnaI order Of
Eagles. Vancouver. 3. c., May -.
Lincoln county Teachers Institute.
Davenport April STA
Political.
Republican National Convention.
Philadelphia, June -.
Democratic national convention,
Kansas City, July l.
POpulist national convention, Sioux
Falls. S. D. May 8.
Washington State Republican con-
ventIon TO elect delegates to national
convention. Ellensburg. April 5.
Idaho prohibition state convention,
Boise, April 5.
Oregon State Republican convention,
Portland, April Il.
Oregon State Democratic convention.
Portland April L.
Spokane County Republican eonven-
ton. Spokane, March 81.
Thurston county Republican conven-
ton, March q.
Douglas County Republican eonven.
ton, Wateryllle, March "a.
Chelan County Republican conven-
ton, Wenstchee, Aprh l.
Northwestern DaIrymen and Hog
Raisers' convention. annual meeting.
Moscow, Idaho, March 2l-23.
Democratic State Central Committee.
Spokane, April Is.
Lincoln County Republican eonvsn-
ton. Davenport, March q.
Chelan County Republican eonven-
ton, Wenatchee. March 81.
Tacoma City election. April 3.
King County Republican convention.
Seattle, April 2.
Idaho Republican State convention.
to select delegates to national eonvsn-
ton, Lewiston. May s.
Stevens County Republican eonven-
ton, Colville, April 5.
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washington--Ths war department has
received report from the sanitary corps
which has been making q census OF Ma
Mia. 1t places the population actually
living in houses within the police district
at l5O,0O0. The territory Included in tins
census does not embrace the suburban
district or take into account people living
in baneos or those who are inmates ol
converts and seninAries. The Chinese Pop
ulation was turned in as SS52 This Is
said to be far out OF the way. 1t is essi-
mated that at least $1,000 Chinese live
in the city.
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Some fine ore was brought In recent
~ from the Combination Mining Com
pany's property on the south half. The
mine IL in the Davis camp and adioins
the celebrated Park and Central.
Joe. Jeannot Of Hope, Idaho, has fine
samples Of ore from the DRIFT which he
n running on Black Tail mountain on
lake Pend d'0reilIe.
The directors OF the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company declared its regu-
lar dividend Of 81 rs per share, and an
extra dividend Of IS cents per share,
payable April 30.
Another deal has been made by which
the property Of L. w. Nelson, who for
nearly q quarter Of century has work
ed the Nelson plaeers. six miles west Of
Baker. has been sold 70 Baker City PEG
pie.
Mayor Comstock, Of Spokane, ap-
pointed w. J. Thompson as delegate
from Spokane to the ans-MississIppI
commercial congress, to be held in
Houstin, Texas. from April IL to April
81. 1900.
A fine lot of ore from the Leslie
group was shown In Wallace, Idaho,
last week. II IL situated just over the
summit in Montana, It is about on the
dividing line between the copper and
lead belts.
Sumpter. Or. mining camp, while
not unusually lively last month, still
maintained good mining and milling
avaPa0a fnfaI ~ zee seor,,n. v.o,,,,a
ed throughout February. and the ten
mines In complete operation produced
a round 500. 600 for the month.
The total output for the month, 1886
COO. does not include the value Of the
ore shipped TO the Selby smelling
works al San Francisco by the Golcon-
da mine
Altogether the camp has maintained
during the month its position In the
front ranks Of dividend payers Of the
northwest
One OF the most important mining
deals which has been contaminated
within several months was the sale OF
the South Cougar group. consisting OF
Eve full claims, adjoining the now IA
nous Cougar mine Al Granite. Or. and
on the same ledge within q few hund-
red feet Of the workings OF the big mine
The purchasers are all Baker city PEG
pie.
Suit for s1,65O. 900 has been brought
in the district court Of Butte by the
Montana Ore Purchasing company
against the Boston and Montana and
the Butte q Boston Mining companies
the Lewisohons, @. W. Hyams and 9th,
ers connected with the defendant cor
pOrations. II grows out of the pro
ceedings of the case involving owner
ship to the Johnstown and Rarus
claims.
At II feet from the shaft on the CSC
foot level the Black Bear people have
struck their No. vein, at Loomis
They had three and one-half feet Of
quartz, and were not across the VEN
Il is a singular coincidence that at ex
actly on the 250-foot level, veins Nos
and have been cut. The cutting o.
these two veins puts the Black Bear in
70 $50 feet Of ore on each vein over tbs
level. upon which they can drift a
least 500 feet west and 1000 east, whil'
there is 1900 feet below them to the lev
ell Of the Palmer Mountain tunnel
where the same vein will be cut In th'
adjoining claim. which is owned BY tn,
big tunnel company.
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wAsAsAgtop. March al.-pr~aidsnt Nc
KiHlsy's Trip 70 san FraSeiseO. where be
ALL attend the extvmoairs Of launching
lAa haIllsship Ohio. Nili marx the real
opx4iAs q ihs presidential campaign. TAs
lGuaChlps utll take place in Jaly, accord
ing TO psessat sAPectA;sona. and ths core
u,oaiss will b elaborate. Governor Mash
aud many other pTominsni ohiosns ~lli
b thSFN.
A. has been explained the president vii
make thss trip the occasion for an ea'
tended iOUrpcy around the Cuited State
coming seat by the northern Fou'e and
touching Spokane and many Of the largo
cities Of the northwest, reaching the coast
at seattle. and going thence south 10 SAu
Francisco through Washington and Ore
ean
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Aiaehinlsts' stsiks At Chicago win not

Maehinists' strike Al Chicago viii NOT
be 80 sweeping as predicted.
Lieutenant Schroeder viii succeed Cap.
tain LsaTy az the new governor Of the Isis
Of Guam.
Thousands Of deaths from bubonis
plague In the stricken district Of India
are reported.
Peter Berner Is IN jail at Wallace, Ida
no, charged with the murder Of y. d
Whitney, December, 1897.
A recent nrs at Red Lodge, Mont
burned two big brick blocks, and farm
eF by the mama of John Davis persisted.
John y. Norton. . Northern Pacific
swilehman At Tacoma. was run over in the
yards and received such injuries that death
followed Few hOurs later.
Secretary Root has returned from hii
brisf stay in Cuba and Is full Of data and
IDEAS concerning the natives and their ca
paeiiy for selfgogeEnmsnL
Inc American warship sent 10 Taku II
intended 10 participate In the eventual
Joint naval demonstration should China
persist in her Tsfasal 10 suppress The ssct'
hostile to the ChnstiAnA
J. ~ Fslknsr. foreman Of ths Wholesale
department. Of Stewart 4 Holmes, drug
gisls At Seattle, jumped from an ascending
elevator al the second story. missed 1t and
Tell to the basement lie died in an hour
Three houn after the shooting Of Ais'
Annie StTother,s cashier Of u restaurant
in Chicago, recently, Mrs. Charles smith
lie u q Eell knoan saIoon.kesPeF, with
aom Miss STROLLER is aid 10 have Asso
elAlsd. As arrested and mAds eOnIossaon
"a ying she had shot Miss stroiher.
Thirty persons aese injured BY the fall
ing u q freight ELEVATOR IN the rear oi this
banding at IzD0 Market street, Chicago
u nsFs the victims Of the accident we're EN-
ployed BY The Iaakely Printing Company
~ Is lhoaght none d the injured Wiii de
allaough several were badly hurt Tbs
Aec.arni Aas eaased BY The breaking Of tia
sagins In the basement
uensral osnan Pashs, the famous nail
lAry leader ot the Ottoman snPiTs. u
dead. lie Was 3 veteran u tao vars. 'h'
Latest b-saeen Turkey and Greece, wH'
one Of the b~sl generals in Europe and
the nainsiay Of the TNarksaA army u
.iunss Of Wsf. lie vas famous tor bal
hgAling qualities, ba' his TsPa1stlon 80 !
stratsxiss Nas aIs0 sKcuilent.
General LsW Wallace has written Al
op.rn lsItsz charging that the adminiaiTA
Iioa ls attempting 70 make colonies q
Psssto Rloo and the Philippines. 10 b
governed by the president a. a ooloniA
erujsirs. General Malises PrOPo~es a con
s,iiutionAl snsrndmsni toFb.dding legiAla
tlon OF sovereignty over any island, tern
tory o. coaHtIy sou foreign. sAosPi will
the eOnseas 81 The people 81 the Cn.ie>
btslrA
The steamer Amuf. arriving from Sksg
way, reports that the bodies d Ciaysa'
and his ualssRR eompanions, Relic and ol
IN, have b--n found under The riNeT 10
and enough Svidsaee hAs been ob,Ained &
souVicl uB,tea. The CoEossT luiy On III
Losiisa Of Bart Horton and vic TOiornes
verdict d murder by Indians. hs'S'
Indians have bcxn ARRESTED al kIukSAi
ioF the murder Of Nj. and Mia Horton
U RFixn 10 IN cSsoaody 81 Taglsh-
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L. 8. ouimby, prospector who was
grub staked about two years ago. has
Just returned to Tacoma with . story Of
marvelously rich quartz deposits In
southeastern Alaska. in the vincinity Of
ketchikan district, the exact location
not being disclosed at the present time.
The discovery also includes some rich
placer ground. The story IL that Gu
imby Planned out $500 in a few days.
The veins are large and the discov-
erer says that they extend for miles.
Assays OF the rock brought down run
from s1s0 upwards into values like
some OF the wonderful samples brought
down from Ketchikan.
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DARING ROBBERY N PARIS
THEY STOLE 100000 FRANCS
In broad DayIIghf-The Loss was Net
Diseovsred neutrality-suspicious.
Escaped Easily.

Paris, March 21.--An audacious robbery
Of 4O0,Voo francs was committed from The
NOTthern Railroad Company.
lie company, which thres times weekly
deposits Large sums at the Bank Of France,
sent 650sOOO francs, Of which amount 4OJ,.
JOO trans was in small biIls This was
placed in q sateha and conveyed from
the station TO the bank in cart, which
was in charge of two clerks. Before they
started one Of the clerks placed the sAtshei
besids the coaehman- Two men then aR-
preached and engaged the attention Of ths
eisrk and the goodman while the third
man picked up the sstehsl and bOlts1
with IL Inc loss was mot discovered IN.
III 100 late 10 aPprshend the robbers.
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nIs, x.rrs~lr As.rseA.

Chicago. March lp.-Ths presence Of
strikers, symPathiEers and spectators num-
bvrins more than 100, In the vicinity
Of the Western Electric ccmpany's fac
tory Saturday resulted in not call being
ssnt to the Desplaincs street police sta
ton. A wagon load OF policemen hurried
TO the scene and prevented. IL IL believed,
q serious attack on the nOn.union men
employed by the electric company. The
crowd. which completely Allied the stree's'
booted at the police and declined to bulge
until the bluecOats made . vigorous
charge
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REPUBLIC.

The new Mountain Lion mill Is now
fully equipped.
The Princess Maude is fast proving
Itself a great mine. Seventy feet the
drift has run through high grade ore.
The machinery for the Chico com
pressor has not yet arrived and II is
uncertain when 1t will The roads are
getting worse every day.
The lnsurgent shaft is making good
progress. 1t has been sunk about 60
feet under the new management. The
assay values are about $50 per ton.
In the Morning Glory indications OF
wedge-shaped pay shoot. big end down
prevail. assays for four days as shown
at company's ONCE average over $500.
There is three and one half feet OF
ore In the Wine of the San Poll.
There is no perceptible change in val.
ues. 1t goes about $40 per ton. Six
men are employed
Big mine In Belcher, q district ten
miles east Of Republic camp. Veins
said TO be Of great width, with ship
ping values plentiful in copper, gold
A~~-A S'NaASSACo w NuC 1Ooku4Fs Bul
showing up under steady work.
There is six feet OF ore In the Black
Tall drift II is rich. From q relIa,
BILE source IL is learned that the assays
Of this ore body for 80 days past have
averaged $50 per ton. This is q con
sentative estimate. There is q pay
streak which goes much higher.
Excellent progress Is being made on
the double compartment shaft on the
Tom Thumb. The ledge in the south
drift maintains its width and the val
ues have not In any wise diminished
Every foot Of development confirms
the predictions that have been made
that Il would become q great mine.
The development on the Quilp con
unues as rapidly as is possible with
out the aid OF machinery. The mine
never looked better and at no time have
the average values been larger. There
is considerable porphyry scattered
through the quartz, but the quartz will
undoubtedly soon come In larger bodie,
and will be less mixed through the por
nhyry.
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z.rs weaker IN cAIs.r.,

Chicago, March l9.-Ths Temperature
Saturday morning beAt all records for thi,
late in March since 1855. Al 2 O'Clock
in The morning the thermometer Registered
one below zero. The cold wave, which
originated in the northwest, had its cen
ter in this district. Chicago. Milwaukee.
and Green Bay we're the only places Wher'
the temperature reached zero. The frost
hlled the Chicago police stations with
dodgers and there wSs a good deal 81 sui
iertng smOng the poor families.
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Kalixpell, Mont, March lS,-The store
Of q. II. Adams, who carries q general
stock Of merchandise, caught FIRE Satur.
day by a coal oil lamp exploding and Get.
ting some dry goods on hre, which soon
spread to other parts Of the store. After
hard work by the department, it was ex.
tingnished with a loss of about 5000
to stock and q trifing loss to the building,
which was = two-story brick structure.
The ere was confined to the lower floor.
About 900 Of insurance was carried,
which, il IL thought, will cover lcss
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nall. ana rr.Ish, fer DUNN.

San Francisco, March lp.-The brig
John d. Spreckcls has sailed for Guam
carrying mAils and freight This is The
irst vessel which has ever left here io'
the LAdrones with a cargo Of merchandise
The bulk Of the cargo iA for the stocking
Of a store. TO be owned and operated By
the Western Commercial company al
Guam. There IL also = telephone PLAN
on board which will be put up and oP
Grated by the company.
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New Lad law. Propo.ea.

Washington.-The house committee on
pubic lands has reported bill Abolishing
the payment Of Sl-s5 an acre on land
taken up by settlers under the desert land
act The committee also reported favor.
ably q bill to refund 81 25 per acre to per.
cons who have located under the prc-emp,
ton or homestead laws and who have
committed their entries by cash payments
at $3.50 per acre. where re lands located
were within railroad grant and the rail
road WAS never built
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R,.hop Potter Rs,urn..

New York.-Bishop Henry Potter has
arrived on the Campania from Liverpool
Speaking of the condition Of the Philip
pines, which islands he visited in his az
sence from home, he said that on the
whole they were satisfactory. He believes
the war in the Philippines to be prAe-
tically over. He paid a strong tribute 70
the American soldiery. Bishop Potter sid
be went to the Philippines on ap eecle-
AAstical mission, and added some advance
had been made toward the establishment
Of the Episcopal church in the Philippines
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ru, e..slIn. in tn. rir..

Columbus, Ohio, March l9-Hve dead
and one fatally and one seriously injured
is the result Of an attempt to start a FIRE
with gasoline. George White used the
tluid at James Weaver's residence, and
an explosion followed. The building was
set on FIRE and the inmates covered with
the burning fluid. The dead are: Phihp
Weaver, aged ~; Roy Weaver, aged IA;
LOrain Weaver, aged 5; Tully Weaver,
aged 3; George White, aged IS. Fatally
burned: Alice Weaver. Seriously burned
James Weaver.
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Ru..,.,. Reply 10 Kruger.

Berlin March 2l.- The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Lokal Anseiger tele-
graphs that the minister Of foreign affairs
has prepared an official ccmmunique which
win be published in q few days. II con.
tain Russia's answer to President Kri.
gers request for Intervention.
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New Yofk, March 2l.-Much concern
is shown by the German government In
the threat made by Montague whitS-fhat
the Beers viii destroy johannesburg 10
prevent II being made the Uase Of British
operations against Pretoria. The berlin
authorities win strongly oppose Hueh Ae-
tion because Of the damage which would
b done TO property owned BY 0ermanA
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Portland hoy In Sail.

Portland, Ore, March ls.-ottO Brown,
a lO-yeAr-Old boy, ID in jail on suspicion
of having caused the death Of Fritz Hep.
fur. aged Is. last week, by pushing him
into the river. The corOner's jury which
has been investigating the case today re,
turned a verdict finding that the circum.
stances and the testimony of the wit.
nesses point to Otto Brown as having
caused the drowning.
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AN MaeAlnlss. May strike.

Chicago, March lV.-President o'COn,
nell Of the International MAchinistG union,
declares that 10000 machinists in an
parts Of the United States and Canada
viii be ordered on strike within the com.
ing month, as the result Of a disagreement
between the manufacturers and machin.
ists, who closed joint conference in Chi.
cagA All members Of the maehinists
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Washington, March 2o.--The supreme
court Of the United States has rendered
an opinion in the case Of The Waters.
Pierce Oil Company against the state Of
Texas, affirming the decision Of the court
Of civil appeals Of Texas. The case In
volved the eOnstitutionAlity Of the anti
trust law OF Texas, which Eas sustained
by tOday's opinion.
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FouHht All Day.

London, March 22.-The only news
from South Africa showing activity on
either side comes from MaTrentoRn n. north
Of Kimberley. where dcsultory fighting
occurred all day Sunday, resulting in the
retreat Of the BOers toward ChristIanA, un.
der a shell fire. The progress Of this col.
unn towards Maieking has either almost
ceased or is forbidden TO be mentioned IN
the dispatches.
Nothing comes from COlone, Plumer and
MAieSing apparently still awaits relief
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Washington, March lo,-Adiatant Gen.
eral Corbin has received telegram from
General Otis asking authority to allow
Nlipinos to enlist a. members Of regi.
mental bands in the Philippines The re-
quest win be granted a. . matter Of
policy.