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Wednesday Fetirnary 28 tgoo The Pacific Bee ft AOTMBTUSJCMEirrg i adverse report on the admission of Quay of Pennsylvania but no final action has been taken In the matter ftEK'S HEWS OF THE WORLD Mail 9 Goodfellow Angus and Crothers who are to pay the Income of the estate equally to the Fair children during their lives Charles Fair gets nothing but a one-third interest In the Income during his life His Issue should there be any are disinherited If he should die the income awarded him goes to his sisters If they still survive or to their issue In case of the death of the three children the estate Is to be divided as follows: One-fourth to the Issue of Mrs Vanderbilt one-fourth to the Issue of Mrs Herman Oel-rlehs and one-half to the heirs of Senator brothers The decision was written by Justice Harrison and signed by Temple and Henshaw Chief JusUce Beatty filed a concurring opinion The decision restB on a bare majority of the Court as Gg-routte McFarland and Van Dyke have filed dissenting opinions The attorneys for Mrs Craven who Is seeking to establish hCr claim to be the widow of the late Senator Fair say she will not be affected by the decision TDEADERS of The Pacific Bee purchasing goods by mail are assured of fair treatment and low prices from any of the following well-known Sacramento firms: Most of them issue a catalogue which will be sent to any address on request and mention of The Pacific Bee result of a fire that broke out Sunday morning at St Quen a suburb of Paris in collection of alcohol and oil Btores a series of explosions occurred spreading the flames "until a block of six Immense warehouses was involved In a huge conflagration A great concourse of spectators had assembled and had approached too near when suddenly the explosions occurred A large number of people Including some firemen were more or less injured The loss was $400000 HUGE The profits of the De Beers diamond mines at Kimberley last year were $10000000 CATTLE FOR American cattle buyers contracted for 30000 head of beef cattle In the Mexican State of Chihuahua for shipment to Cuba WIRELESS At a meeting of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company In London Friday the Chairman decided that the patent rights had been sold in America An agreement he said had been reached but not executed He added that five iblands of Hawaii were about to be onnected by the system and that negotiations with Canada and Brazil were now In progress FIGHT WITH The Mexican Federal troops under General Torres have saved Guaymas from the Yaquls but by dint of the fiercest fighting of the war and at a sacrifice of 200 soldiers The town here Is filled with wounded and all public buildings aie utilized GERMAN In German military circles in Berlin It Is believed that the lessons taught by the Boer war will make a large Increase In the German cavalry necessary and will also lead to a thorough change in cavalry tactics eliminating charges of which Emperor William showed himself so fond at the recent army maneuvers In the Senate of France sitting as a High Court Deputy Marcel-Habert who has been on trial charged with Inciting soldiers to Insubordination at the time of the funeral of President Faure was sen- tenced to five years' banishment LOSS BY The Masonic Temple and other buildings at London Ontario were destroyed by fire last Friday The loss was $200000 REBELLION IN European newspapers Just received give details of a recent rebellion In the Persian Province of Kurdistan the rising being so serious that Russia contemplated sending troops Into Persia News of the Plague The Associated Press correspondent at Honolulu writing under date of February 20th says: twelve days passing without a sign of the plague three cases were discovered yesterday and all ended fatally The victims were two Chinese (males) and a woman half Chinese half Hawaiian It Is almost certain that one of the victims came to his death through eating infected food from a Chinese store It is probable that the case of the woman can also be traced to Infected goods A part of the block where the woman lived was suspected some time ago and destroyed by fire Up to February fith there had been fifty deaths from plague at Honolulu The plague "has broken out at both Kahulul on the Island of Maul and Hilo on' the Island of Hawaii The latest advices report seven deaths at Kahulul all Chinese and one at Hilo a Portuguese woman the wife of A Senao Another case of bubonic plague has developed at Sydney and several persons have been quarantined Six cases of the plague and one death have occurred at Aden Drastic measures have been taken to prevent the spread of the d'sease The affected areas have been isolated Order Firms COOK CO Grocers COUNTRY ORDER BU8INEBS A 8PEOI-' ALTY PRICE LIST ISSUED EVERY MONTH 927 Street Sac FREE Wrappers made to order free of charge by our factory Write for free sample of percales etc BAUER BROS 733 Street Sacramento 0 480 PACIFIC PIERSSEN COMPANY Grocers Produce and Meat 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us send you our catalog and convince we are the cheapest grocery house on earth FELDHUSEN CO WRITE US NOW Sacramento Cal EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE FIRM BAKER HAMILTON Hardware Iron Steel Coal Vehicles and Farming Implements SACRAMENTOCAL Send for catalogues THE PACIFIC COAST Indian Dance in Washington Th Yakima Indians of the State of Washington have Just closed a seven near Toppen- ish A peculiar feature of this dance is the self-inflicted torture of the participants In the dances The rite has a deep religious significance for them Not all of the Yakima Indians Jake part in these barbarous practices Many of them are men General Cronje and Army Surrender His GALLANTLY FOUGHT AGAINST OVERWHELMING ODDS iA Brave Struggle for Ten Days Against the British Force Under Field Marshal -The Number of Boers Captured Is About lour Thousand General Duller Still Unable to Reach Ladysmith After ten days of heroic defense Pgainst overwhelming odds General Cronje at daylight yesterday morning made an unconditional surrender to Field Igwrshal Roberts Commander-In-Chief of the BrltiBh Army The Boer army under Cronje to the number us reported of about 4000 men was Included in the surrender At the time of the relief of Kimberley about twelve days ago General Cronje found his position at Magers-fontein north of the Modder River where the British under General Methuen had several times been severely repulsed could no longer be held as he was surrounded by a greatly superior force He accordingly marched eastward with his army towards the Orange Free State border but was hotly pursued and his escape cut off by the enemy He then took up a new position in the bed of the Modder River at a point near Paardeberg where the high banks of the water course afforded shelter and enabled his men to burrow for protection against shell Are In this situation for ten days the Boers were continually fired upon by a great number of British field guns which Shelled the camp from every side but successfully resisted all infantry attacks inflicting heavy losses on the British The number of the British force Is not known but Is estimated to be upwards of 30000 men The Boer loss is not known and that of the British has been but partially reported It Is believed that thousands of men must have escaped to the Orange Free State from the time the Boer retreat from Magersfonteln began as It Is supposed that he had at least 8000 troops with him at Magers-fontein main object In his gallant resistance to the forces under Roberts seems to have been to delay the British advance upon Bloemfontein the capital of the Orange Free State where it Is supposed the Boers have been concentrating from all points and preparing fortifications for a desperate defense Meanwhile General Buller has been Buffering heavy losses In persistent efforts to reach Ladysmith but with only Blight gains In position The Boers are in strong force on high hills and ridges south of the town where their field guns are able to do good service While the surrender of Cronje and his men Is a hard blow to the Boers It is in a measure offset by the heavy losses of the It Is probable also that the Boers have nearly as many prisoners ull told as the British There Is great rejoicing In England over the surrender of Cronje but it Is realized that the war Is far 'from over and that every advance of the British must be at the expense of great bloodshed General Cronje has been treated by General Roberts with distinguished consideration and has been sent In a special car with a military escort to Cape Town where he will be held as a prisoner of war Few field guns were captured with Cronje and it is a mystery what disposition he made of the formidable artillery he had with him at Magersfonteln In the fighting at Paardeberg on Sunday the 18th Instant the British lost 721 men surrender was on the anniversary of the battle of Majuba Hill which occurred nineteen years ago the British suffered a mortifying defeat at the hands of the Boers It Is estimated that the Boer strength is still from 00000 to 70000 men TELEGRAPH The Uganda Railway telegraph line reached the Nile at Rlppon Falls February 18th and was carried across the river next day thus establishing telegraphic communication between London and the sources cf the Nile READY TO John Fowler United States Consul at Che Foo Province of Shan Tung China announces that 4000 native troops have gathered on the border route of the new German railway to await the arrival of the German troops The natives are do tormlned to resist the construction of the railroad BURNED TO Russell Luke aged 18: Wesley Hodgson aged 11) and Gertie Luke aged 10 were burned to death In a fire that destroyed Luke's residence near Iilackwator Ontario Frldny Inst MANY PERSONS HURT the '1 i two surviving sons of the testator Leslie and Philip III RICHARD HOVEY Richard Hovey the poet professor of English literature In Barnard College Is dead He was graduated from Dartmouth In 1885 was class poet and the author of a famous class song Men of STEAMSHIP The Allan Uner Californian went on the rocks on the coast of Maine Sunday morning The passengers were saved by the steamer Forest Queen The vessel Is valued at $300001)0 the cargo at $300000 DAN RICE Dan Rice the veteran circus clown died at Long Branch last week after a lingering illness aged 7 years His real name was Daniel McLaren Ho was born in New York His father nicknamed the boy Dan Rice after a famous clown in Ireland Dan Rice made three Independent fortunes He died however a comparatively poor man CORBETT AND Unless something unforeseen happens In the meantime James Corbett and James Jeffries will fight for the heavyweight championship of the world In the arena of the Seaside Athletic Club New York on May 14th SLEPT AT HIS Earnest Klngdon of Stafford New York who enlisted In the Fortieth Volunteer Infantry was found sleeping at his post tried by Court-martial and sentenced to be shot It Is said that a number of Filipino rebels entered the camp while Klngdon was asleep and killed two or three American soldiers FORT Bv direction of the President the new military post at Magnolia Bluff near Seattle Washington will hereafter be known and designated as Fort Lawton In honor of the late Major-General Lawton SENATORS of United States Senators by direct vote of the people by Constitutional Amendment will be one of the planks In the platform of the Democratic Party according to Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee NEWS OF THE STATE Fine Jerseys for the Fair Secretary Shields of the State Board of Agriculture has received a letter from the management of the Blltmore Farms the country home of one of the Vanderbilts In North Carolina -dative to bringing to the California State Fair In September a carload of Jersey cattle Imported from the Island of Jersey Itself In all probability the cattle will be brought here and the breeders of California be given a chance to view one of the finest Jersey herds in the world as well as one of the most unique The first great herd of Jerseys in this country was the famous Hood Farm herd of Lowell Mass in which the finest specimens were gathered several years ago and taken over the country Breeders of fine stock derived a great deal of benefit through Mr enterprise and a powerful impetus was given to Jersey breeding thereby Since then a number of fine herds have been collected probably several of them being superior to the original Hood herd the Miller and Sibley herd In which Congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania Is Interested being at the top The Vanderbilt herd Is unique In that It Is almost entirely composed of stock Imported from the Island of Jersey by the Vanderbilts and alms to he exclusively from a famous bull from the Interior of the Island named Golden Lad The bringing of the herd here will give Pacific Coast breeders an op-portunlty'to study the qualities of the great Golden Lad family Secretary Shields has received from A Smith of Point an offer to bring to the State Fair 400 or 500 fancy exhibition fowl comprising 75 or 80 varieties and Including practicallv all of the novelties lr poultry and all of the standard fcrecas Mr Smith will exhibit here If certain freight concessions can be obtained and this will probably be arranged The Citrus Fair at Cloverdale The Citrus Fair at Cloverdale closed last Friday night after successful week The door receipts were $120(1 Already plans are made for the ninth exhibition The crowded condition of the pavilion this 'year will make It necessary to enlarge the building and plans are made to enlarge the scope of the fair taking In deciduous fruits and a vitlculturn! department The following awards were announced: Most artistic display of citrus fruits gallery Itallan-Swlss Colony second battleship Olympia Mitchell third Japanese pagoda Snyder Most artistic display of Canadian cutter Miss Elizabeth Menl-han second old oaken bucket third balloon MIssF Furber Best display of Dr A Coombs best display of olive oil A Klelser Prizes were awarded for the best twelve oranges and lemons as follows John Turner Mediterranean Sweets and Washington NavelB Crocker Malta Bloods and Sicily lemons Hagmeyer Joppas Holloway Japanese oranges and nuts Hub-bard Villa Franca and Lisbon lemons McKoon dried fruit Dr 8 Marked pomolos Killed by a Mowing Iriachlc' Jacob Baker a prominent rancher met a horrible death last week near Santa Ana Cal In a runaway with a mowing machine Stopping the team to fix something about the harness the horses became frightened and ran away Baker fell In front of the sickle and was dragged several hundred yards Ills left leg was almost severed below the knee his right leg was horribly mutilated his face and neck were almost cut to pieces and several fingers were missing He died In two hours Belgian Hare Ehow The Belgian hare show at San Jos Is proving a great success and much of it is due to to energy of Dr II Woodward and Gray the President and Secretary of San Diego Pet Stock Association has charge of the exhibition Animals ucd at $100 are numerous and tht-e are several which could not be purchased for several hundred Senator Millions Supreme Court of California In a decision Just rendered upholds the trust clause of the late Senator will This decision reverses the ruling of the Superior Court which held that the trust clause was Invalid The will provide that his entire estate amounting to about $20 0)000t) should remain In trust during the lifetime of his three children Charles Fair Mrs Herman Oelrlchs and Mrs Vanderbilt The estate Is now left for distribution In the hand of the three trustees EASTERN INTELLIGENCE New Railroad Across the Continent have been partially completed for a new great transcontinental railway line with a connecting line of steam ps to Liverpool by which the diRtaree between that city and the Western giatn States is to be shortened 800 miles The new Milwaukee Southwestern is to be part of this system which when completed will extend to the Pacific Coast This road will be built between Milwauke and Rock Island It will be operated in connection with the Canada Atlantic and Great Northern Railway of Canada The line of the Canada Atlantic and Its connections will be used as far as Ottawa From there to Quebec the connection will be furnished by the Great Northern of Canada which is now under construction and will be completed by June The line will be in full operation to Quebec by the middle of August DEMOCRATIC The National Association of Democratic Clubs will meet at Indianapolis on September 5th A National Convention of bimetallists Is to be called by the United States Monetary League to meet at Kansas City on July 4th COSTLY Rear Admiral Chief of the Ordnance Bureau has placed a contract In Brooklyn for thirty Whitehead torpedoes for which the Government will pay $1211000 These torpedoes are needed for the battleships of the Maine class which have been equipped with underwater discharge torpedo tubes GAMES The police force of Denver has closed all the gambling houses In that city In deference to public opinion' Lean-der McCormack's will has been filed at Chicago It disposes of an estate which Is scheduled as being worth $4-135000 though Mr McCormack'S lawyers say the actual value Js not less than $5000000 The Eastern Conference of AntJ-lmperlallsts has adopted a strong resolution condemning the expansion policy of the Administration During the session President McKinley was severely criticised and held personally responsible for the criminal aggression of the FIVE PERSONS Off Narragansett Pier Providence I shortly after 1 Sunday morn-nlg the barge General Wiley foundered during a southeast gale Captain Harold and his four children the oldest 14 years of age were drowned In spite of all attempts to save them SILVER The Democratic Silver Republican and Populist Committees met at Idaho Falls Saturday and declared for a union of all silver forces In the State of Idaho MULES FOR Four hundred mules were shipped Sunday from Kansas City for New Orleans for use by the British In South Africa BONNER The Bonner stock farm at Tarrytown Is not to pass out of existence despite the sale of all the trotters and pacers which belonged to Robert Bonner except Maud David Bonner will manage the farm where blooded horses will be bred FOR THE Michigan leaders of the pro-Boer movement are arranging to call a conference in Detroit of those actie In tHe cause in the various States for the purpose of consolidating the movement In the hope that such united effort may be Influential in preparing the way for mediation and arbitration of the Britlsh-Boer differences DEMOCRATIC The Democratic National Convention Is to he held at Kansas Citv on July 4th CHOYNSKI Joe Wolcott the Barbadoes negro received the decision over Joe ChoynskI of California In the seventh round of what was to have been a twenty-five round bout before the Broadway Athletic Club last week ChoynskI was practically outclassed and received very severe punishment LARGE The Central Pacific Railroad Company has anticipated the payment of one of Its notes lor $211(10000 due more than a year hence and has received In turn the same amount In Union Pacific bonds hleh were pledged as collateral THREE MEN Two mills of the Laflln and Rand Powder plant In Wisconsin exploded last Saturday The mills were literally blown to pieces Thomas Bass Fred Genlhe and Wm ltottlcker were killed SEVERE Temperatures below zero are reported from many points In the East and In some places the coldest weather of the season prevails Snow is falling to-day In many Eastern States It Is several feet deep In the Southwest The snowstorm extends frdm the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic and as far south as Louisiana Traffic Is blocked In Chicago and Kansas City FLOUR TRUST The United States Milling Company generally known as the Flour Trust has col-lnpsed owing to Inability to sell Its bonds It was organized last year with a capital stock of It has only $1000 In bank and owes over $1000 (HlO STRUCK BY A Saturday the midnight express on the Lehigh Valley Railroad struck a carriage containing seven persons at crossing Instantly killing five of the occupants and Injuring another and badly bruising the other All were members of a family The bodies of Mrs Smith and her daughter Miranda were carried for a mile on the cowcatcher of the engine The- United States Supreme Court has decided that the nrotlslons of the Constitution of thq State of Utah allowing proceedings In criminal cases to he prosecuted upon the process of tnfoi (nation and limiting juries In certain rases to eight persons Instead of requiring the common law Jury of twelve were not" In contravention Of the Federal Constitution COMMERCIAL Secretary Thomas Richardson hnS Issued the olH( lnl call for the tenth annual session of the Trnns-Mlsslsslppl Commercial congress to be held at Houston April 17th and 21t Inclusive The territory to be represented embraces all of the States and Territories lying west of the Mississippi River MINERS KtLLEnJ-Four men were killed at Scranton Pa Inst Monday In the Mount rieasant mine by the breaking of a mine rarrlnge LEFT $81100 1 The will of the late Philip II Armour Jr disposes of property valued at $8000000 Of this $0800000 Is In personal property and the remainder In real estate One-third of the estate Is left to the widow May Armour and two-thirds 1 given In trust to threo executors for the MammRis in San Joaquin A disease known as infectious mam-mitis has become prevalent among dairy cattle and some of the milch cows of private families In San Joaquin County The disease is of rare occurrence and is particularly malignant This is said to be its first appearance In that part of the country The disease first showed Itself last week in the herds of two dairies supplying milk In Stockton It spread rapidly and already nearly half a hundred cows are affected The disease Is ft contagious Inflammation of the udder It attacks the gland ducts and follicles causing deep-seated swellings which sre often hard It usually affects the milch cows and may go through an entire herd Even If the cows recover a portion of their udders are often left in a diseased condition The disease Is due to a septic germ and Is carried from one cow to another by the hands Eruptions are present Upon the skin of the teat and udder and the swelling Is very pronounced There are constitutional disturbances shown by emaciation languor and refusal to eat food Dr Eddy of Stockton has visited two of the dairies where the cows are affected The milk from the diseased cows he said had a most disgusting odor Several of the cows had already begun to show signs of mortification and they were ordered killed Cows With Tuberculosis State Veterinarian Blemer a few days ago examined a herd of seventy cows on the grounds of the Stockton Insane Asylum for tuberculosis Thirty-five or forty of the cows were found to be afflicted with tuberculosis according to the regulation test Dr Asa Clark the hospital Superintendent claims only one of the forty cows showed signs of tuberculosis and then it was none too pronounced But It Is a fact however that half the herd indicated by the test that It had tuberculosis and It was placed in quarantine STATE The Oregon State Agricultural Society will hold Its fair from September 17th to 22d and the Washington Society September 24th to The California State Fair will be held from September 2d to 15th Secretary Wisdom of the Oregon Society writes that some of the choicest herds In Oregon will be sent to the California Fair this year FATALLY Miss Agnes Jollymore aged 23 years a clerk In a lamp store In Alameda was fatally burned last Monday A gasoline lamp was overturned In the store and the clothes were Ignited She rushed lnt) the street and then fell to the ground Hundreds of men went to her rescue and put out the fire but not before the girl was horribly burned A Wahlstrom a railroad freight conductor has been tnken down 1th smallpox at Truckee The conductor had between Wadsworth Nevada and Truckee and It Is said to be a mystery where he caught the disease People who travel considerably over the line of the Central Pacific however Bay that there are many cases of smallpox in the eastern part of Nevada and In Utah particularly in the neighborhood of Ogden Miss Julia Finnegan a Tost Office clerk at Truckee Is also ill with the disease 8TREET Judge Torrence of the San Diego Superior Court has decided the Vrooman Act to be constitutional A LIVE An accident occurred at Sutsun last Friday resulting In the death of Hamilton proprietor of the Sulsun Electric Light Works Hamilton was fixing a globe behind the switchboard when his hand came In contact with a live wire causing Immediate death RAILROAD PURCHASE Huntington says that the Carson and Colorado has been acquired by the Southern Pacific but that no fixed pol Icy for the future operation of the road had been decided upon The Carson and Colorado Is 2113 miles long and runs between Mound Mouse Nevada and Keeler California with a June tlon of seven mile to Candelaria Nev The road It Is stated will bs extended south to Mojave and north to some point on the Central Pacific KILLED BY A Riley Myers a resident of Banning was killed In a eave-ln at the Oak mine at Virginia Dale ninety miles east of Banning last Monday morning He was timber Ing the mine and was alone when the slide came When found he was standing up leaning against the side wall with his head and left shoulder crushed EXPERIMENT Investigations are being made at the Pomona Agricultural Exprlment Station of the University of California to determine Just how little water can be used In the Irrigation of citrus trees It Is be Ueved that there ha been great extravagance In the use of water In Southern California At the Amador Pomona and Paso Robles experiment stations definite test are being car tied on to determine tha usefulness of commercial fertilizer? KEFLEY Leslie Keoly the Inventor of the Keeley Cure for the liquor habit died at his home In Los Akgeles last week of heart disease DIED FROM Cruso Ra muerls aged 8 years died Wednesday In Lo Angeles from the effects of burns Monday afternoon the child was trying to cook dinner for the family the mother being 111 She had started the fire In the wood stove which was blazing up quite freely and getting too close her clothing caught fire KILLED BY A Morris Fake a blacksmith from Caldwell Texas was struck at San Jose Frldny afternoon by a runaway horse and Instantly killed The force of he collision staggered the horse and the animal fell ever th man crushing bis skull WILL PAY IN The Attorney-General has dismissed the suit and women and live very much as their brought to declare the Mendocino Dis-white neighbors The Indians who tor-j count Bank of Mendocino County in-tured themselves this week included solvent Certain property of the Bank several young bucks who have been been sold and all depositors who away to school and educated Return- are not stockholders will be paid In lng home they relapsed Into the ways once Depositors who are stock- of savagery and discarded the white holders will be paid in full in a short dress for blankets Und feathers 1 time All of the dancers Inflicted numerous wJunds upon themselves with knives stones and sharpened sticks They Inserted thongs of leather through th 4r flesh and pulled at these thongs until the flesh gave way Some of them continuously for seven days stopping only when physically exhausted A buck about 30 year old held out the longest and was declared the head medicine man for the next three years is contracted as well as inherited Only strong lungs OUR NEW ISLAND DOMAIN 1 BOUGHT AN The island of Basllan In the Philippines Is reported to have been purchased by Prince Ponlatowskl of San Francisco for $300000 Basllan Is twenty miles long lies southeast of Mindanao and Is valuable for its pearl fisheries and hemp trade WAGES IN PORTO Santiago Inglesals and Eduardo Conde the labor delegates from Porto Rico said that public works are being constructed In Ponce American mechanics employed on the works they said were paid 85 a day but natives received only $1 25 a day for the same work The delegates said that the native mechanics wunted pay equal to that of the Americans and thpy also wanted the Islnnds to have Territorial Government SPANISH The State Department at Washington has before It the Spanish claim to the Island of 81-butu and Caygayan Sulu and Is carefully Investigating the subject All reports to the contrary notwithstanding the Government has not decided to give up Its claim to these Islands and the State Department has not yet reached any decision about It DOINGS OF CONGRESS The Porto Rleo Tariff hill passed the House this afternoon by a vote of 172 to HiU many Republican members voting agalnHt It As passed the tariff rate Is reduced to 15 per cent It was 25 per cent In the original bill Depew addressed the Senate yestor-dny on the Philippine He said: "We are In the Philippines we aie there to stay by conquest and by treaty The Hawaiian Government bill and the Shipping Subsidy bill are before the Senate for discussion The Senate has voted to take up the Per RTonth are proof against it TORPEDO A trial trip of the torpedo boat destroyer Goldsborough built at Seattle resulted In an accident which will delay the final builder's teat six oft Alkt Point running at a rock shaft arm broke disabling one engine MAIL TO The Government has decided to establish a Winter overland United States mall route from th Cook Inlet coast to Nome To this end It Is dispatching expedition led by Edwin Engeletad and Post Olflec Inspector Wilcox whose commission Is to travel over the so-caiied Katnmt builds up the entire system trail and ascertain Its practicability for 4 mall carrying purpose HANGED Newman hanred himself In the Marlon County Jail at Salem Oregon Saturday morning a few moments after having been sentenced to five yearn' Imprisonment In the penitentiary for ALFRED lYIACrvAY stealing a small amount of been duly appointed a a Commie-from a dwelling urn an He was an ex-con Persons predisposed to weak lungs and those recovering weeks when! fr0m Pneumonia Grippe it thirty knots 1 4 Bronchitis or other exhausting illness should take SccOS It enriches the blood strengthens the lungs and tpol "toner of Deeds for California to reside ttt Yorlt the laM of York 0 THE neys of the world THE NEWS OF THE STATE THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY Tf THE NEWS OF THE CBTY is thoroughly covered every day in The Evening Beef vtct PACKERS The salmon canners of Puget Sound have agreed to Xf rt 6 MS 8 I ft ft ft JL A i I combine their business to control International Boaid of lcturendp of the run rhuuh of Christ Scientist In Bee- prices and reduce expenses The Puget (n Mseeschcrrlts will lecture in the Sound pack amounts to about WOOIHIO t'ongregutional Church Monday evening cases annually and Is larger than the Mrh ftih on "Chrlnian Btience the Re-Alaska pack liglon of jc-us hrlet" Admlssun free and the publlo cordially Invited luA Dale of commle-don August 1 DM CHRISTIAN SCIKNCB-lIon William (1 Ewing of Chicago a nmbr of the (p CkkfcartMSi raallk IW lnwa Pennyroyal pills I Mi Omit A ry yTjN Lttfl roiiabl U8H A4 i DniflM tor Stowk bx Srew4 Ife 1U4 14)11 sim sMiaS rlfeta Vfir ttlM IkhfWf At or w4 14 to Foniiir toftleeeUie aa4 ffcr Ldt4l ItfMr rtm wm Mail )AOTatlaMala Imm to 4 Hi tU Those desiring detailed telegraphic news of the world and full accounts of happenings in Sacramento and surrounding counties should take THE DAILY BEE' With 8 pages daily and 16 on Saturday everything of general interest is covered with a completeness impossible in a weekly paper with its necessarily liniited Space THE DAILY BEE postage prepaid A NEW QUARTZ MILL Messrs Johnson Wilson Co of Sacramento arc manufacturing a quarts mill of new design which has been highly commended by mining experts who have examined It as will be seen by reference to their advertisement on fourth page It is a comblna-ton of rolls and the familiar arostra 2153 30 Cents.