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Dead Crater May Live Again

People of Bedding are talking of the possibility of fresh eruption of Mount Lassen, the ancient volcanic cone which stands sixty miles to the south- east. A rumor has been confined which is to the effect that there is some disturbance within the crater, which for nearly two centuries has remained inactive. Springs and crev ices upon the south side of Lassen are emitting volumes of steam which give the impression to the approaching climber that the mountain is sending up cloud of smoke.
 A party of men who have sheep ranges and summer home near the base of the mountain have gone to the scene to make an investigation and see if their portable property needs to be moved out of dangers path. The sum- init of Lassen is peak which on more than one side is so nearly sheer as to be inaccessible. A mile and half below the summit plateau, varying in width from 200 yards to mile, extends clear around the peak. The surface of this is extremely rough and broken. The volcanic rock is shifted in curious piles and the whole plateau abounds in springs. The re- inarkable thing about these springs is that while some are very cold and mineralized, others but a few yards J;eto pt o ro boi1;pr not
 On the south extreme of the plateau is region called "Bumpus He'll" It is full of springs, some of which are so
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LOS ANGELES NEWS NOTES
A Budget of News from Our Regular
 Correspondent

A special committee of the council has apportioned the assessment of $5057 20 for the opening and widening of Burlington avenue from Maryland to Sixth street.
 Machinery is being placed in the new car shops of the Pacific Electric Railway compaLy, and it is expected that in a week they will be fully equipped and work there will be under full headway. The new shops consist of six buildings, being the machine and blacksmith shop, store and carpenter shop, paint shop and lumber store house and oil house, to which soon will be added brass and iron foun- dry. There are also under construc- tion the immense car barns, on prop erty fronting on Central avenue adjoin- ing the car shops lots.
 Since June l the building permits issued have reached 174, divided among improvements that call for an expen- diture of SAYS, ,425. This is remark able showing for the first of the sum- mer months, and forcibly illustrates the positive expansion of Los Angeles. In recounting this record for June, the large total of $S46, ,5S4 issued for build ing during May must not be overlook ed. When in July, 1895, the building total reached $652, ,00O for the month, all records were broken, but since that time the year 1902, during several months, has cast those figures in the shade.
 By deed which went on record Sat- urdav the Joseph Mesmer estate has transferred to syndicate of local and eastern capitalists about 1000 acres of ground at Ballona, including an ocean frontage of two and one-half miles. The purhaser, the Beach Land com pany, composed of well known Los An geles and representative investors, de- clare an intention to make the new purchase a milionaires colony of villa homes. After many years, Bal Iona is at last to be turned to practi- cal purposes. Many years ago this bay was selected by company of capital ists for summer resort, hotel was built, wharf was begun, and steps taken toward establishing popular summer resort. But the plan did not succeed, and for years Ballona practi- cally has been deserted and unknown.
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A CALIFORNIA LAND CASE
Arguments Heard in Riverside Oil
 Comp.ny'S Suit

Arguments were begun Thursday in the district upreme court at Wash ington in the mandamus proceedings instituted by the Riverside Oil com pany and the Cosmos Exploration com pany, both of California, to compel the secretary of the interior to issue them patents for lands alleged to be held by them under the lieu land law. This law permits persons having land in a forest reserve to relinquish it and take a corresponding tract on other land vacant open to settlement.
 Counsel for the government contend ed that the grant of a patent is min- isterial act that cannot be controlled by the judicial power except where the legal title has passed from the govern ment, condition that they claim does not exist in the pending case.
 Counsel for the oil company argued that by the mere fact of selection of the land made by c. w. Clark, on which the company's claims rest, no jurisdiction being in the interior de- partment to test the character of the land otherwise than as it appears of record, the title thereto vested in Clark at the date of his selection.
 The case involves immensely valu- able lands near Los Angeles, Califor- nia.
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Another Massacre

Advices to the Tuscon, Ariz., Star from La Cananea tell of the shooting of fourteen Yaqui miners Tuesday by Mexican Hurdles. The miners in ques- ton had been working for the Green Consolidated Mining company, and were camped two miles below the works. A squad of Hurdles marched up to their tents and the officer in command spoke to them, saying that there was a Mexican official two miles below their camp who was to register them according to a recent order of the Mexican government. They were marched down to a lonely spot where they were lined up and shot.
Holbrook argus., 1902-06-21
Stole Uncle Sam's Copper

After firing three rounds at robbers, a sentry on guard in the vicinity of the Vallejo stone dock captured thief who was footing the navy yard copper scrap pile. Two men were engaged in the thieving, but one escaped for the present. The stolen goods consist of eighteen heavy copper castings worth $50 each. The sentry, Edward Walsh was promoted for his capture by Capt. Myers.
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LASSEN'S CRATER ALIVE
VOLUMES OF STEAM POURING
 FROM ITS SIDE
A New Indian Reservation Being Planned Big Duty on Grain Bags-Another Yaqui Mas sacre - Chinese Murderer Captured - A Big California Land Case.

Long Ock, Chinese wanted at Happy Camp, Cal, for murdering one of his countrymen about two years ago, was arrested at Grants Pass, Or, Friday.
 Exportes of grain bags at Portland, Or, paid duties amounting to $l25, 900, the largest amount of money ever taken in at the Portland Customhouse in one day.
 Frank Wilson, who recently knocked down Wesley Griggs in Stockton, and robbed him of g, was sentened by Judge Jones to imprisonment in Fol- som prison for life.
 William Waxford, for many years an congressman of Sacramento, ended his life at an early hour Friday morn ing by firing a bullet through his brain on the levee at Nineteenth and Y streets. Waxford leaves a widow and several children at Highland Park.
 Dr. w. J. McDaniels, prominent physician of Portland, Or, was run over and killed by trolley car on Williams avenue, that place, Friday morning. He was riding a bicycle between the tracks, and turned to pass an approaching car, when he fell. A car behind ran over him crushing him to death.
 An eastern syndicate contemplates the purchase of HOO acres of farming land near Nicolaus, Sutter county. The property consists of the Hopkins, Burns and Striplin ranches, among the best in the valley. The prospective purchasers will subdivide the tract, colonizing it with forty families, who will arrive from the East.
 The habeas corpus proceedings insti- tuted to secure the release of Charles G. Adams from Agnews asylum has been continued until June 20 Adams shot and killed Dr. J. G. Jessup at Berkeley about year ago. He was adjudged insane, and was committed to Agnews. It is claimed that he has now recovered his reason.
 Two troops of the Third Cavalry, Mai. Otto l.. Hein commanding, have left the Presidio, San Francisco. bound for the Sequoia, Gen. Grant and Yosemite National Parks. The com mand consisted of ten officers, 150 men, 160 horses and 2S pack mules. In addition two Dougherty wagons and blackboard were included in the train. The troops will march to their new destination, going by way of Madeira.
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early in February, when he walked into the jail, announced that he had short and killed Albert Crandall on his place near Mount Diablo. Powell claimed at the time that he had killed Crandall in self-de'ense and the jury that tried him took his view of the case.
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Dr. Powell Acquitted .

Dr. William Rider Powell aged 80, walked forth from the Contra Costa county jail Saturday morning free man. He has been in custody since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
VOLCANOES SPREAD HAVOC.
Thousands Of Natives Killed by
Eruptions in Guatemala.

A dispatch from San Francisco yesterday
says: The first of the refugees from the
devastated lands Of Guatemala arrived to-
day on the Pacific mail steamer City of
Para. They came from the inland and
travelled over q country laid waste by sand,
ashes and pumice before reaching rail-
way station. From the latter places they
made the journey by rail to Champerico and
there took the steamer to San Francisco.
They sailed on November Z when the vol
cano was still smoking, and rumbling Of
thunder and flashes of lightning gave EVIL
dence Of more eruptions to come.
These people fed from their plantations
in fear for their lives. They escaped to the
seaside with little more than the clothing
they wore, transportation being SO difficult
as to preclude the carrying of baggage. The
refugees confirm stories Of the loss Of life.
They say that the victims for the most
part are Indians They had not heard of
any white people being lost Thousands OF
Indiape fsre aspfy xiated or buried tn the
sand lfaSy Of paantnkiona are under ashes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20

which was thrown out of the window. Then
sizes was extracted from his pockets. In
gram Flick, treasurer of the resort, yielded
81 6OS Half dozen patrons of the place
were relieved of sums ranging from $40
to $40.
While the robbery was In progress Steve
Carlson. who lodges upstairs, looked In. He
made hasty exit, with four bullets fred
AFTER him Then Harvey Howard, the col
ored porter, aroused from a nap, bounded
in to learn the cause and bounded out
again, but two bullets, one in each leg,
ttimbled him into the street, where he lay
for half an hour until some of the robbed
men carried him into the place after the
bandits had left.
The second robber went into the saloon
in front of the place, where he secured $50
from the cash drawer, ]. d. Sullivan. the
proprietor, saved $3.50 by hiding the money.
Afterward the bandit leader ordered his
assistant to "get the rig" During his abb
sence 1t developed that Sullivan's clothes
had caught fire, as the huddled crowd had
pressed him close to the stove The re-
manning bandit directed realignment OF
the victims, because, as he said, he did not
want to burn the man up.
when the second rohber returned. the rob-
bers backed out, keeping the crowd covered
with their revolvers until they themselves
had dizappeared into the darkness. Half
do1e6 detectives and p0sse OF citizens
haSzGhed to tho scene but search for the
robbers thus ar has proved futile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
GEN. CHAFFEE STARTS EAST.
Meets With Minister WI Just Before
Leaving Chicago.

A dispatch from Chicago yesterday says
Two men whose fame Is linked with the
empire of China met today In the United
States. The one was Gen. Adna R. Chaffee
who led the Americans in the international
army that marched against China's capital
the other was WI Ting fang. the retiring
Chinese minister at Washington. The
American has returned from the orient
where he was In two wars, while the Chi
naman Is returning to his home, after long
service abroad. to be elevated to the posi-
ton of minister of commerce.
Gen. Chaffee and his party were stand
Ing on the rear platform of their special
car which was about to leave the union sta
ton when Minister WuA and his suite ar.
rived The American soldier was point ed
out to Minister VIZ. who stepped across the
platform and bowed prot oundly, Gen. Chat
fee returningthe salute.
1.-THE general Is great man." remarked
Minister Wu.n1 admire him exceedingly
I am glad TO have seen him. So that was
Chaffee-the great ChaRee?"
Gen. Chaffee and his two staff officers,
cago tonight spvertthe Pennsylvania road
for New York; where the general viii be
located permanently. After being duly
installed in his new quarters In New York
Chaffee will visit washington and present
a report, which is said to cover 5000 type
written pages. Gem Chaffee, while refusing
to discuss matters not presented to the gov
eminent by him In his official capacity. In
Inmates that someHFadieal changes NAV be
expected In the afairs of the Philippine Is
lands as consciousness Of his reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20

and absolute ruin is the lot of many plant
ers whose all was invested in the Ffncas.
One refugee comes from within a half an
hours ride Of Gen. Barillos and brings In
are safe.
cablegram received here when the first
eruption occurred stated that Gen. Bariilos
had been asphyxiated. The refugees say
that 1t is not the crater Of Santa Maria
that is in action, but smaller mountain
rising from one of the western slopes OF
Santa Maria, called Ell Fosaio.
Bands OF robbers are now swarming the
desolated sections. robbng and numbering
refugees on the road and footing the aban
doned and desolate plantations.
The people left behind on their plantations,
1t Is said, are In danger of death from star
walton. for the food supply has been cut
off and there is no way to send in supplies
to the afflicted districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Brpua oainins rssists An asue-
gists refund tbs money y & tatln @ CHA 3. ~.
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S. KAHN, SONS & CO.,
9Th and Market Space.

rejoicing. The ship is gayly decorated with
bunting.
Messages of congratulatfon have been re-
ceived by Signor Marconi from all over the
world. and he has sent 30 the King of italy
a message announcing aM that has been ac-
complished and complimenting his majesty
upon the part Italy has played In the I'M
dertaking.
Signor Marocal confirms the official state
ment made by the Italian government
that communication was kept up between
the Carlo Alberto and the station at Pold-
hu. Cornwall. during the whole OF the yoy-
age across the Atlantic.
Signor Marconi also confirms the report
that signals were received from CORNWALL
on the Carlo Ai6erto whtle the ship was IN
Sydney Haxbor. sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
TRIUMPH FOR MARCoNI.
Wireless Signals Sent Across the At
lantic to italian Cruiser.

A dispatch to the New York Herald from
North Sydney. N. s.. Wednesday says:
From Cornwall to Nova Scotia the Carlo
Alberto. an Italian cruiser. made the trans
atlantic voyage without once breaking
communication with shore Wireless sig
nails were exchanged from midocean
with both the new and the old worlds. FL
nally signals were exchanged between the
Marconi stations at Poldhu. Cornwall and
Table Head. n. g.. &;
Aboard the Carlo Alberto there Il great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
LAST WEEK
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The contractors and others who hold I'M
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600 made by Congress.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-15

A New Back FOR An old one-How
IL is Done IN Guthrie.

- - t~~fH~ ~
The back aches at times with a dull
indescrfbable feeling, making you
weary and restless; shooting pain
shoots across the region OF the kid
ney and again the loins are so lame to
stoop is agony. No use to rub or
apply plaster to the back in this
condition. You can not reach the
cause Exchange the pad ba Il for a
new and stronger one; follow the ex
ample of this Guthrie citizen.
Mr. @. w. Pulse. janitor OF the Cen
trail school, living at 315 e. Logan
avenue, says For Eve or six years
have often been in such pain with
my back that could hardly straighten
when got out OF bed in the morning.
As the day wore on the aching eased
UP i;ttIo only 70 return the following
day with renewed force. The attacks
disappeared just as mysterlously as
they came and finahy too frequent
action of the kidney secretions exist
ed particularly observable at night
Doan's Kidney Pills procured at ]. N.
wallace's drug store helped me after
two days use. A continuation of the
treatment cured the last attack. Up
to date there has been no recurrence"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
~ Y, sole agent sfor the U. S.
Remember the name--Doan's-an
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-15

sayre Gin and Milling company
$4,000
University Developing company
100000.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, $40.
600.
Noble State Bank, $4,000.
Ideal Reserve Association.
Choctaw Oil and Gas company,
100000
Review Publishing company, $1,000.
American OIL and Mining company,
s25O.oOO
S. l.. Lgley wholesale Grocery com
pany $4,000
Canadian County Farmers Institute.
Anadarko Athletic association, ST.
600.
Pottawaromie County Farmers In.
stltute.
Pleasant Hill Cemetery association.
Bank Of Prague. $4,000.
Kiawa State Bank, $4,000
Blackburn Improvement company
Oklahoma Electric Medical associa-
tion.
Nuna Fuel and Live stock company,
Si.O2o,
Blackwell Gas and Mineral com
pony $4,000
Fairview Cemetery association.
lei Reno Elks Home association.
The Crystal Oil and Development
coNoany 100000
Bank Of Commerce at Frederick.
Woods County Farmers Institute.
Bank of Marshall -.
Ffaternal Home
Day County Bank.
Citizens State Bank at Dill City,
$4,000.
Bank Of Barton, $4,000.
First State bank Of Prague.
Pawnee County FARMERS Institute.
Missouri State Lite n---Ss-a COM
pany.
Farmers and Merchants Bank at
Mountain Park, $4,000.
Curtis State Bank $4,000
Lawton and Craterville Electric
Railroad company. s5OO.OOO.
Bank of Drummond
First State Bank of Mountain Park
Oklahoma City Country club
Bank Of Commerce at Walter.
weatherford Lodge No. "a. /. o.
O f..
Broadway Cumberland Presbyterian
church at Walter.
German Baptist church at Ebent-
ger
Peoples Gas company s15O,0OO
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Woodward.
Oklahoma Ice and Brewing comp
any $3.50 900.
First Church OF Christ Scientists.
Oklahoma City Cemetery associa-
ton.
Ralston Cemetery association.
Edmond Gas company, $4,000.
Northern Oklahoma Railroad com
pany, $4,000.
Granite oil Tank and Pipe Line
I Mining company
Burnett Lodge no. S5, !. o. o. F.
The Tribune Publishing oompaay,
Lincoln County Bank
/ IT, 5 Land and Investment company
$500 900.
! Southern Elevator company s25s
600
First Presbyterian church Of Paw
nee.
CRYSTAL Ice company. $4,000
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