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Portland, July 14 ? A sensation
Mr*. Gertrude (lerlluger, dlvore
rcady and willing to fulfill her par:
leges (hat he haa been staving her.
been Injured fifty thousand dolla s
HI BABY ACTS
OF
London, July 14 ? Advices have
t>ocn ntK'lved that Greece baa re
filled to agree to un armistice,
while arranging term* of peace
with Bulgaria. Oreco demauds un
conditional removal of Bulgaria fro 4
Macedonia.
A roport comes from Vienna that
HuhdIu In momentarily expected ti
inlorvcne.ln the fighting nmuug the
; ilalkan states. Austria does n 't
take kindly to tho interferences of
may follow.
The Greeks and Servians are
i working together to drive the Bui- j
' ;;arlans from Macedonia.
SKXATK OUUATK BEGINS
WKDN ESI) A V AKTKRNOON I
WASHINGTON. July 14? Tho tar
iff bill was reported to the Seuato
Saturday. Debate on It will boglu
Wednesday.
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CliAClKK (ilVKS IT l?fc:A.?
yearn uko, and upon further seurch
I'ho skull urn] must of the boned
of tlx' glacier. where they hud re
eer lu his efforts to coniM to Veldez
found the remains of Ur. I.okuu lout
lu 1899 while coming to Veldex wltl.
lu tho full of 189S and In the
winter of 1899 the miner* who had
rushed Into the Copper rtvor coun
try via the Valdei glacier, started
on their return to Valdei en route
work they had abandoned to make
a rush for Aluskn.
back to the coast and among them
were a party of New Yorkers, who
started for the coast In charge of
Tho party left timber on the
Kltlna aide of tho glacier, hauling
Maxlrallllnii Miller, Ad'olph Kbor
liurdt, two men sick with the scur
vcy. The party were caught In a
*now uiul wind storm and all por
hurdt, August Scliultz, Rudolph El
lerkamp, Alfred Elllmar, wore found
by a searching party headed by
Dempsey and Jackson and brought
to Vuldez mid burlod at tho little
graveyurd In tho western part of
l)r. Logan, tho head of the party,
was uot found although a diligent
search for tho body was made for
duys. He was known to have had
several thousand dollars on his per
son when be left the lake.
Tho bodies of all the other mon
were found to have sums raugiug
from $50 to sovoral hundred dol
lars on them, and but few mou in
those days were broke.
The party had becomo scattered
when the storm broke and tho two
sick men were fouud tlod ou the
sled, but frozen stiff while tho oth
ers were found a short distance
away, where thoy had tried to ?e?k
shelter In a crevice only to die.
Tho mon wero all found near tho
fourth bench, whilo-the bones found
by. Mrs. Johnson are on tho right
hand side of the glacier, whero the
old trail usod In 98 was located, but
near tho third bench a few miles
from the Valdez end of the Ice.
Logan may havo reached this
point on his wny to Vuldez for help
when he porlnhod.
It is expectod that the federal
authorities will have tho bones car
Mrs. Johnson mado temporary
burial of tho bones ou the sldo of
tho bill, neur whero thoy were found
Hnd tho personal effects havo boon
turned over to tho commissioner.
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I Cold Luncheon Goods
Pickle* ? all kinds Camenbcrt Cheese
Olive*, Ripe, Pla n and Stuft Corso Cheese
Chipped Beef in Glass Preferred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf, Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp
Salmon
Sardines - French Boneless -- Norweginn Smoked I 1
Fancy Bisquit and Cracker* in
Packages or Bulk
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i We carry only first class goods *
* packed in fine sanitary packages ?
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
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Lou Angeles, July 14 ? Twenty
killed and two hundred Injured
many of whom will dlo. Is today's
result of the pruuks of some boys
on the suburban electric line.
Ono of the electric trains loaded
with passengers was awaiting the
passage of another when some boys
In the coach pulled the whistle cord
giving the signal to go uhend; tho
trc.li) started and was crashed Into
by another suburban train resulting
In the death of n score and the in
jury of two hundred.
BIG FINANCIERS
IDE ROTTEN
POL! WEALS
lllg IntorwtH Arcuml <>f_ Crfntc*
Against Public Policy, Through
Lobby I iitf nml Bribery of Mem
ber* of Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 14? Lobby
ist Mulhull began his work of testi
fying; before tho probe commlttjo
Saturday. Ho told In dotall of how
ho had worked for tho Manufactur
ers' association In tho effort to de
feat labor bills. Ho said that he
had been actlvo In securing men to
break labor strikes, and had infiu
oncod labor leaders to turn traitor
to their causes through the force
of money and entertainment.
Under the workings of Mulhall,
who was In the omploy of tho Inter
ests, he admits having debauched
legislators and secured labor meas
ures hostile to the cause of labor
and favorable to tho Manufacturers'
association.
After spending part of Saturday
in the Investigation, the committer
adjourned until this morning ut
which tlmo tho 'testimony was ra
sumod.
KIjKM mo convention
CLOSED WITH A DANVK
Rochester, July 14 ? The Klks con
vontion adjourned Saturday night I
with a big dance. j
SIX WKKKS STEADY
FLOW OF COXVKH8ATION
! Washington, July 14 ? Secretary
of State William JennlngB Bryan
will leave the city tomorrow for a
tour of the state of Indiana, Illinois
Jitul Iowa, where ho will spond six
weeks In lecturing and talking pol
itical reform.
XEVEK DONE NOTHIV
NOHOW, SAYS CLAItK
Washington, July 14 ? Replying
to the charges that he was associat
ed with the J. P. Morgan company.
Speaker Clark Saturday emphatical
ly denied the Imputation. He nays
that he has not now or at any prev
ious time beon connected with the
Morgan Interests.
WIFE Ml'HDEItEIt ABOUT
TO KECEIVE CAM-EKS
Now York, July 14 ? Two offic
ers of the Italian government arJ
on the way to America to take Por
ter Charlton back with them. Charl
ton will have to answer for the
murder of his wife, whose dead body
was found in lake Coiuo three years
ugo.
PACIFIC HEAT ACTS
J 1ST I, IKE ATLANTIC
San Francisco, July 14 ? The h*t
wuve has at last struck the Pacific
coast, seven persons being carried
from the streets to tho hospitals
Saturday afternoon, owing to the
intense hoat.
San Francisco has always boast
ed that heat prostrations were un
known In the city, but the past
few days have changed conditions In
that rospect.
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