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The Dallas, Or, woolen mills will
resume operations.
The arrest OF Chief Harjo is expected
to end the Creek uprising
A Forest Grove. Or, Touring mill
will be moved to Portland.
Enovys at Pekin reached an agreement
on the question OF punishment.
Volunteers who enlisted in the
Northwest may be mustered out at
Vancouver.
A bad train wreck ON the Baltimore
g. Ohio was caused by the engineer 60
ing to sleep.
The Cable Cove mining district In
Eastern Oregon has taken on new
lease OF life.
Judge Caples has resigned his posi-
tion as consul at Valparaiso, and will
return home.
The crown prince of Germany was
decorated with the Order of the Garter
at Osborne house.
The Oregon supreme court has de-
ecided that the Multnomah county BIZ
cycle tax is illegal.
An intoxicated man at Colfax,
WASH, attacked another with an ak
and seriously wounded him.
Premier Robin stated that the Man
itoba government was making attempts
to purchase the Northern Pacific Rail-
way in Manitoba but so far, he said,
nothing definite has been done.
George W. Kingsbury and Anthony
Smale were instantly killed near Butte,
Mont, in the l.. f. r. mine by fall.
ing from the cage while being hoisted
toward the surface. 1t is supposed
they were overcome with gas.
Charles II. Ferguson, we'll known
insurance man OF Louisville, KY, and
president of the National Association
OF Underwriters. is dead. Mr.. Fergu-
son had been in failing health for g
year. He was born in OswegO, N.
Y. August l3, 1916.
Orders have been given to put the
cruiser New York in commission at the
New York navy yard. This vessel il
undergoing extensive repairs prepara'
tory to her departure for the AsistiC
station, which will be her cruising
ground for the next two years. She
has been selected as the flag ship o
Rear Admiral Rodgers, who is to have
command OF one of the two divisions
OF the Asiatic fleet.
At Ilo Ilo $4,000 Filipinos have
sworn allegiance.
The murderer OF Sheriff Summers, il
Montana, was run down.
Recruits for Transvaal mounted polio,
are being enlisted at Victoria.
Filipinos in arms after March mex
will be ineligible to hold office.
Baldwin has completed arrange
ments for his Acrtic expedition.
In battle with Kentucky moon
sinners two officers were killed.
Germans believe Roberts franl
avowals hastened the queens death.
Sixty skaters broke through ice nea
Brooklyn, and two boys were drowned
There is much speculation in Wash
ington as to the probabilityof an exits
session of congress.
Fire in Washington hotel entaile'
a loss of $4,000. All the guests es
capped uninjured.
A sympathetic strike, which mean
a complete tie.up has been voted b
Northern Colorado miners.
The revenue cutter Grant has starte,
on one OF the most perilous voyage
ever undertaken. Shipping men ant
underwriters of the entire Pacific coas
will anxiouslv await her return, TO
she goes in search OF missing vessel
and distressed mariners. Twenty-tiv
vessels bound for Puget sound and tb
coast are missing, supposedly drivel
north. Vessels from Alaska report tn
entire west coast of Vancouver island
250 miles of rocks and reefs, strewl
with wreckage. The Grant will ex
anime every square inch of Vanoouve
coast as far north as Cape Scott il
small boats and launches, and vii
search every piece Of wreckage for iden
titication.
Emperor William OF Germany, ha
been appointed a field marshal in th
British army as birthday token.
Owing to the famine, Thousand
have died and there has been great di:
tress in the province of Shan 81, China
The leader of the Creek Indian NJ
rising has been captured and it
thought this means the end of the II
surrection.
A bill providing for bounty of
cent per pound on sugar made fror
Idaho beets has been introduced in th
house OF the Idaho legislature.
Compulsory education in New zes
land is considered a success.
The Georgia state university at Ath
ems celebrated its centennial.
Yale's football. association last yea
paid out ST. 294. 95 for medical attend
ance and $749.30 for "shoes and re
pairs. -
The British ambassador in CON
munication to the secretary Of stat
, praised Americans at the siege Of p