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The Morgan steel combination was
incorporated.
Fifty men are imprisoned in a burn.
ing mine in Wyoming
A Topeka carpenter was shot dur.
ing raid on wholesale liquor house
Dewet's retreat from Cape Colony
was checked by the Orange river flood.
Insane Uniontown, Wash, mother
who threw her six children into well
strangled them first.
Mrs. al Taylor was drowned in va.
quina bay in an attempt to keep her
husband from falling out of boat.
The Castagnolian theater at Catania.
Sicily. was destroyed by fire. Two
persons were killed and many were
injured.
Clyde Vaughn, the Jefferson youth
who made murderous assault upon
girl with an ak, was sentenced to
seven years in the penitentialy.
DR.. Charles P. Amet, once colonel
in the United States army and par
ticipant in the early campaigns in the
West, died at Waukegan, ILL.,, aged SO
years.
A fire in a residence situated in the
poor quarters of Birmingham, England,
resulted in six men and women being
burned TO death and four dangerously
burned.
Frank Fl. Hamilton, convicted at
Minneapolis of manslaughter in the first
degree. was sentenced to seven years
hard labor at the state penitentiary az
Saltwater.
''Russia is in dire need OF money
Immediately, says the Petersburg
correspondent of the London Daily
Mail, 'and NJ. de Witte will be com
PEELED to negotiate loan.
william Riblet, miner employed
in the Revenue tunnel, near Brecken-
ridge, Colo, was overwhelmed in a
snowslide in Geneva gulch. Search
ing parties recovered his body. He
was from Johnstown, Pa.
The importation of force OF Portu-
gese workmen to take the places OF
Spanish strikers at Vlgo, Spain, led to
disturbance. The Portuguese were
stoned and shots were fred Gend-
armes were compelled to intervene to
restore order.
The manifestations against the cleri-
Gals of Oporto, Spain, continue. The
police are doing everything possible to
overcome the disorder. \ crowd as.
sembled before the home of the consul
of Brazil, who was obliged to appear
on the balcony with his wife. They
we're loudly acclaimed. The police
dispersed the maniiestants. A few ar.
rests were made.
Government buildings were burned
at Iba.
Insurgent general Vinegra was cap.
ture at Cavite ViejO.
Germany is likely to be involved in
tariff war with Russia.
Execution OF Chih Siu and Hsu
Cheng Yu has been ordered.
The war department will dispatch
two transports from Portland, Or.
Colonel Robert Pollock, U. S. A.,
retired, died at Cornelius, Oregon.
Kitchener reports summary of large
losses inflicted on Beers up to Feb. l8.
The draft OF the British decision on
the canal question is being drawn up.
The Nicaragua canal bill is not
likely to be reached In the senate this
week.
1t is reported from a Boer source
that General Delarey has been cap
tured.
A Washington mother, in fit of
insanity, drowned her six children in
a we'll.
Governor Geer, OF Oregon, has signed
the bill prohibiting nickel-in-the- slot
machines.
The imperial edict regarding punish
ments has been delivered to powers.
1t meets requirements.
News of the loss of the Pacific Mail
steamer Rio de JaneiIo caused pro.
found sensation in London.
Dewets' commando has been routed
by Plumer. Forty prisoners and all of
his artillery were captured.
Mrs. Louise Dry foos, wife of we'll.
known liquor dealer of Seattle, Wash,
committed suicide by shooting herself
with a 45-aliber revolver.
Transport Solace arrived at San Fran
cisco from Manila with six officerJ and
II pIivstes sick and wounded. She
brought lS military prisoners.
John H. Mitchell was elected United
States senator from Oregon, Saturday
night at 1920. 1t was the 25th ballot
of the, day and the Esd of the session.
o.
The Taft commission code requires
voters in the Philippines to own real
estate worth 500 pesos.
Ashea Waba, sn actress, who attend
ed the matinee at the Crescent the
ater, in New Orleans, was fined $l5
for refusing to remove her hat, in vio-
lation of the high hat law.
The choir of the Messiah Episcopal
church in New York went on a strike
because the minister accused them of