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Show .A. 7r?TroT-- r L, . ll NORTHWEST NOTES. RUSSIAN LOSS DURING YEAR LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. S . NEWS SUMMARY. 9. February The woman suffrage td'l bas passed editors of the state were 'turned down cold ' by the membe s the lower house of the Kansas legisl50,000 of the house when thulr bill to pro-rid- e ator. for the publication of sesaicn of eonnty According to advices from Essen laws and the proc-elln- gs was killed, the fommlssioners enact98,000 men are idle as the Prussia, Mr. Minnie Wagner, aged 18. Thousand in Hospital, but the ing clause being knocked out. ' Fifty strike. i result of the miners Seatin suicided si bride of weeks, Four bills were passed: Authorlz War Office Considers the Showing 43 the Nebraska to and room 73, her of vote in a herself take By tle, locking toff recorders to acknowledgeMade as Satisfying. ment and administer oaths; Appro, ouse defeated the Cunningham bill turning on the gas. She had left her srlatlng $10,000 for investigation of .making the playing of football In the husband. The official returns for the first year he proper use of Irrigation water and state a felony. declared quarantine The smallpo of the wsr, not including the Port the reclamation of alkali lands, proAt a stirring meeting Chicago Slavs gainst Billings, Mont., on January 11 Arthur statistics, show that 130,439 of- vided that a like amount la given by be United State government; mak- have organized to aid their countryhas been removed by the state hoard men passed through the ing housebreaking. burglary In the men in the revolution which they deof health. There have been 102 case ficers and of which num- pecond degree and applying It to thef north, going hoepitals 11 in deaths Billings. clare will come In the Austrian em and ber 1,710 officers were wounded and sntering of rooms In lodging-house- s shot Bob Black to steal. jplre. named Intent with An Indian Prescribing the 53.990 men were 1,303 were sick; ' , lutle of slate auditor. The city of Shanghai is crowded and killed another Indian and three sub4,007 and wounded 72,581 sick; bills were Six the by senate. passed Port Arthur refugees. Most of with quaws, flfty miles south of Bullfrog, In died hospital, 5,744 M follows: Relating to judges Acting are orderly, and nearly all have escaped sequently them Nevada The murderer to as whom attorneys; providing prowounded ami 11,248 sick were Invato led the tragedy. run cess from shall Jealousy municipal courts; plenty of money, but many are sleeplided, 9,429 returned to Russia and to preparation, settlement and ing in the streets. relating Howard Crlss, aged 72. ,a well 21.554 are still in hospitals. Over signing of bills of exceptions; relating Mme. Kuga. the opera singer, who, known pioneer of northern Montana therefore presumably returned to to motion and orders; Granting powwas He to the events of January 22, la dead at Great Falls. alluding of ers to Inboards county commissioners the ranks. These figure do not Masonic first of the to member for the violation Irecently congratulated the military charter clude the number of those killed on nf provide penalties enacted ordinances such boards. on Russia's first victory, has been ex Falls. In Great by organized lodge the field of batttle nor probably those A session was held la the from Russia. Mr. Thoma Khrbart, living at slightly injured ho remained tem- house, night the four hills being pused at pelted The drought front which the Ritikiu the night session. Littell, Wash., saturated her dress porarily In field hospitals with coal oil, set Are to It and burned Islands, between Japan and Formosa, February 10. The showing is considered remarkbills were herself to desth. She hsd been de- able. The proportion dying In hospitFollowing passed by the suffered lu 1904, has caused a famine, spondent, but was not thought Insane, als is very low, the total loss to the house: No. 38 Changing the llmd' nd there Is now much distress active army In wounded and sick be- for taking school census in cities anti throughout the Islands. William Saulsbury, a miner cm towns from July to October. No. a little over SO.Otto, of whom ing 37, Secretary Hay has signed with M. played near Bora, Mont,,- - and the half have still a chance of re- Changing time for taking school Cost-lu- s In districts half from other to have The disappeared turning the ranks. country cook at the camp July 0 Takahlra, the Japanese minister, an and It Is feared both men wandered will be Invalided or returned to Russia. October No. 87 Requiring work a arbitration treaty between the United The killed in battle are estimated to be performed on mining claims wit States and Japan, Identical with those away from camp and were frozen to have numbered between 40,000 and ninety day from the date of locax death. tion. signed with the other nations. 50.000. In the senate Representative La, A man named Munster, who was According to a report from Radom. British Parliament Listens to Speech thers hill, providing for mileage and) Russia, twenty workmen have been employed by the Conroy Mining comof diem persons summoned as I per From the Throne, pany at Ruby, Mont., fell off a scow Jurors in justices or municipal courts.! hilled or wounded in strike disorders The sixth session of the first par- though not permitted to set as at the Gordon dredge and was such) there, while at Skarzysko twenty-fou- r of his reign was opened by was killed liamentary which the In dredge the pit have been killed and forty wounded. drowned The following new measures wer King Edward in Ixmdon on Tuesday was excavating. Advices from Monte Christi, Repub In the senate; By L&rset, historic pageantry Introduced the with all to establish and maintain a trade lie of Santo Domingo, state, that all Is Mrs. Rebecca Vance, an elderly wowhich has marked the ceremony school branch of the Agricultural colman. was fatally burned by the ex quiet there and the control of the cussover- lege in Sanpete county. By Lawrence, The his accession. since died and at that port by the Americans toms plosion' of a kerosene lamp, himself read the speech from the by request, authorizing cities of the from her wounds at her home In Port- eign and second class to Issue scrip. has been accepted by the authorities. first land. The woman was alone t the throne to the assembled lords and By Lawrence, relating to special taxes Curare, the most subtle and deadly lu the upper chamber Tomuion In cities. By Park, relating to state time of the accident. known to modern science, is poison Russian-Japanesmilitia. The only refrence to the By Park, amending present believed The supreme court of Colorado has by Dr. Joseph Springer, forwar which the king said laws relating to state militia. decided that the capital punishment By Calllster, by request, making ap- merly coroners physician, was to anto have unhappily continues, Four murder nounce that my government has been propriation for Utah Dairymen's asso- caused the death of Johann Hochs law la constitutional. te observe in the strictest man- ciation. wives. era, whose executions have been post- careful ner the obligations Incumbent upon a February 13. this poned from time to time swatting The assassin 'of Soininen, procurneutral power." Senator Cleggs bill, creating a new decision, will now be banged. More than usual interest attaches to of Finland, has been and materially ator-general commission sheep County Attorney Lacroix last week the opening of parliament, as the be- changing the existing sheep laws of identified as Earl Leonard Hohentbal, to lief Is practically universal that it the state, passed the senate by unani- formerly a student at Helsinfors. He Ordered Sheriff Scharrenbrolch will be the last session of the present mous vote. stop all forma of gambling In Helena. parliament Even should the governOther bills passed were Senate bill maintains an obstinate silence under examination. The sheriff compiled with the order ment escape defeat It Is thought that No. 65, by the Judiciary committee, land the rule of King Faro la tempos Premier Balfour will voluntarily dls-ol- v substitute for senate bill No. 28,. by It la stated on high authority that parliament in the autumn and Hollingsworth, providing for the loca- James Burton jarlly over In Montana' capital. Reynolds of MassachuAke the opinion of the country on the tion of disputed county boundaries by setts has been decided upon as the Ia a rather Ingeniously contrived Iscal and other questions now agitat- the state House No. bill engineer. successor of Robert B. Armstrong, as$2, by Kinney, relating to dismissals resolution, the etate senate of Ore- ing the electorate. without prejudice from justice courts. sistant secretary of the treasury In carrying gon adopted a resolution House joint memorial No. 6, by Roberta,- charge of the customs. with It a vote of thanka to United, Nsw Vsrslon ef the Departure -endorsing the Brow nluw bllLtn Grlppenberg. iStates Senator John H. Mitchell, and Bigler Johnson pleaded guilty at the national congress and to the latest gossip at the Utah delegation to work uestlng Pa., to the charges that he an expression 'of cdnBdenea la him. " According foy?rt: Governor Cutler sent in a comminl-catio- n murdered his wife, Maggie B. John--eoJohn C. Mackey and E. !!. Calllster, the war office in St. Petersburg. Gendirecting attention to the eral Kuropatkln has charged General and her niece, Annie Benjamin, prominent sheep men of 8alt Lake provision for a census U be 10 years old, in of former commander Grlppenberg, last, and deal have a closed whereby they City, taken thla year to revise and adjust afterwards burnedSeptember the bodies. will be enabled to control over one the Second army, with insubordination legislative representation. - Mrs. In the house, Simons measure proleaving his command without auSophia Merritt, charged with million acres of winter grazing lands that corporations the murder and burning of Maggie B viding municipal buA the canont traced be thority, story Uintah counties, da Sweetwater and . a responsible source, and perhaps and incorporated towns and vllltge 'Wyoming. Bhalt exempt from license vendoti of Johnson and her son a wife in Sepa new version of the represent simply . Towan-dawas tember at last, acquitted John Leary, on of the oldest Seat-.ti- e Incident. While definite Information garden, farm and orchard produce, wohave dead the Pa the ume, grown Johnson, provided they Bigler to be lacking. It seems to be pioneers, died at Riverside, Cal., continues by a .vote of 25 to 16, after man's husband, pleaded- - guilty. that General Grlp- was passed where he had gone In search for generally accepted discussion. penberg. after the recent Banking much The opinion is generally expressed Other bills passed were H. B. No. health. Mr. Leary was only sick half operation, blamed the commander-in-chie- f Arizonas chances for admission that an hour and pasted peacefully away. for his failure to support him, 106, by Maughan, amending the statutes been greatly improved by the to have trespasse. relating It is estimated that he left a fortune of and after a stormy scene started for H. B. No, 32, by Kinney, relating to favorable action as to New Mexico to personally report to the emRussia the dismissal without prejudice o( and that the nearly $2,000,000. will be admitperor. territory actions pending before a Justice of the .7 Heirs of Amanda W. Reed of Port ted by the Fifty-nintcongress. peace. Crank Calls on Prcsldsnt. land have filed a contest against her H. B. No. 78, by Hawley, providing President pro tem Frye on SaturA crank attempted to call upon Pres- tor the will, which devises over $1, 000.000 to docketing of Judgments In any day Introduced in the senate the petitrustees to found an Institute of learn- ident Roosevelt In New York, Tues- county. C. W. Post of Michigan, asking H. B. No. 88, by Kinney, relating to tion of ing ! Portland, to be known a the day, hut was prevented by detectives. proceedings supplemental, to execu for the expulsion of Senator Platt of 'Reed Institute," in memory of her In answer to questions as to his Ion. New York. It was referred to the Identity and why he wanted to see the A large batch of new bills were Incommittee on privileges and elections. husband, Simeon G. Reed. president, the man, who gave his . William F. Hester, one of the. vic- name as William Waldorf Jackson, troduced In both houses. Ernest Blackmar and his 14. February t tim of the train wreck near Silver-ton- , said he wished to confer with the eon, Earlin, of Meridian. Sutter counAfter a long debate the house passed and that he was a were drowned in the Sacramento Wash., In which a fireman was H. B. No. 65. by McCrea, the garnishee ty, candidate for the In 1896. presidency so at Marysville, Cal., while crossInjured that he 1900 and 1904. killed, the engineer river as bill. The amended and pasted, bill, He declared that he died on his wy to Seattle, and four was the a row boat. A third man esin answer before recaa be that ing provides of Hamilhotel the proprietor others were hurt. Is dead, making the ton In Lowell. His movements are quired In garnishment proceedings the caped death by clinging to the overgarnishee must be paid a fee of $1,50, turned boat. being watched by the police. third death from the wreck. The bill originally provided a fee of At the close of the inquest held at Mrs. Mary Clark Gulver, daughter 3. It further provides that tn no An Eccentric Character. N. J., into the death of Watchung, was of Clark Senator Montana, where the garnishee is of case, William Waldorf Jarkson, Jr., who found excepting to have credit due the defend- George Williams, the grocer of that married on the Cth to Charles Potter was prevented from calling on the ant, shall the costs be taken against town who was found shot to death in Kling. The marriage took place at president on Tuesday,1 is well known the garnisheer. t hia sleigh, the jury found that he In residenceClark of Senator the The house received Senate bill No, In Lowell, Mass., where he has residcame to his death by a pistol shot by y New York City. Mr. Kling ts an 7, by Johnson, appropriating $7,509 tq and a resident of New York City. ed for many years, He ts regarded as cover the outstanding debts of the George Wood an eccentric, but in no respects a dan- Louisiana Purchase Emperor William will give his supexposition, Antone Stadler, brother of former gerous man. His persistent claim that state mental hospital at Prove port to officers drinking toasts in State Representative Stadler of Lewis he has a mission to reform national la The to be visited on Friday by member water or non alcoholic beverages The And Clarks county, was found hanging politics and that some day he expects of the legislature. Mont. near Hs to be president, for a In his cabin Kaitspell. came decision about time have Senator Waltons land board blUwa emperors had committed suicide, after brood- been familiar to Lowelllong residents. He passed in the senate after much din through Dr. Adolph Banzer of Munich, ing over long Illness. Stadler wab had announced his candidacy. Inde- cusslon. a member of the society against the wealthy, but had lived alone for many pendent of any party or persons, on An apropriatlon of $7,500 to covet misuse of epiritous liquors. several occasions. jear. the shortage of the St, Louie eomatfr The house committee on public The North Coast Limited, on the ion was passed. Has Qulst Btsn Restored. Senate bill No. 47, by Lawrence, pro- lands has authorized a favorable reNorthern Pacific, was wrecked at Drummond. Mont., on the 7th, and The last visible vestige of the great hibiting the drawing Of extra compe- port on the Brooks bill, jlncreasing several passenger were hurt. Two 8t. Petersburg strike disappeared nsation by city officials, was passed by frour 160 to 640 acresthe amount of women were Injured so that they had unanimous vote. be taken up under the Austins house bill No. 10, relating land that may to be removed tor medical treatment, Tuesday, when the employes of the in that section of Colact homestead Putlloff works returned. In all the to threats- against employes, etc., vaa and seven men were scratched and braised. works ballots are being distributed amended so as to Include threats to orado east of the Rocky mountains. John Wood, one of the pioneers of for the election Sunday of representa- destroy property, and in that form Was Limy Owens, a farmer living near senate. Bamberger the by passed died In that tives of the mixed commission of mas- Lawrence and Love Sistersville, W. Va, attempted to' murCarson voting against It! his wife and then walked to an der rtty at the advanced age of It years. ters and workmen. Current rumors A bill waa Introduced in He bad been sick but a few days and of trouble on the holiday Wednesday, creating the office of statethe senate oil tank, and. after setting It on fire, inspector was always In the best of health. Just on which occasion it bad been of metalliferous mines; also one plunged into the flames. The body before his death Wood said that he that the revolutionaries bad reported ot salaries that public Tiding planned servants burned beyond recognition. Jealtwenfor the not a last taken bath bad an armed uprising, proved totally hall not be exempt from attachment, was was the cause of the tragedy. ousy without foundation. ty years. garnishment or execution. Luke E. Wright of Tennessee la the Peter CasagrandA and Rudolph Tired a of ef The Utah are Being taxpayers Fugitive. lost their Sarchletl, Austrian miners, paying first American citizen to bear the title liven Sunday In a snowsllde At Irene, Owen Kelly, a former wealthy $384 each day of the present session of governor general In the Philipof the legislature for salaries of sen- pines. the Philippine bill, 'stgnetftoy Colo. even miles from Silvertoo, grocer of Philadelphia, now wanted ators. representatives and ths attaches the president last week, authorising They were snowshoeing n the mountai- there for the Alleged embetxlement of of both houses, the salaries at ths end the change of the title he sow holds, n-side when an avalanche swooped thirty-sixtof the dsy footing down upon them, burying them deep A sum said to exceed 150,000, under namely civil governor of the Philiptotal of $12,440. Just tea bills had In the snow. arrest In Los Angeles. Kejly talked been pines . passed la that time. of his Reno.' from A special Nevada, eaye freely John Morgan and Carl Wilson, the alleged defalcation, and admitted he owed $50,-00- 0 that Resist Pasteboard Demtllt of Emelto Bullet son probably the pasadenA Cal., hotel bellboy, who to Philadelphia relatives end At aome firing experiments by tbs robbed Mr William EdejTra guest of of Loyalton. Cal, while playing In a field, fell Into a pool of water six friends, which sum he said he lost In Swedish government the bullet ftiw the Maryland hotel of $20,000- worth Inches deep and was drowned. The speculations, after having squandered to penetrate targets mad of of jewelry, pleaded guilty In the were father,- - who aaw the accident, thought his own fortune in the same way. He In thicks, Pu,. Superior court to burglary and laches board three oothlng serious bad happened, but offered no resistance to the officers they easily pas through planks et sentenced to five years each In the and expressed himself a glad that ha i penitentiary, , Jater found the child dead. 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