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Newspaper Page Text: nrm nn -t? (Pi (Pt r JLJ jajoiWJ' TO TV. T 1) VOL. XIX. ST. HELENS, OllEtiON, FEIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1902. ISO. 34. EVENTS OF THE DAY FIQHT OVER JAPS. Brltlih Columbia end Dominion Gov.mmenU Ik Sellout Coslrevcriy, Vancouver, I), C, Aug. fl. British I Coin mliit lini started ua a battle lor provincial right against the Dominion . -..-heiulv Review el in Important Kovcriiinent. rna Japanese nave caused a v"-r ,R0M THI FOUR QUARTERS OP THK WORLD. MEWS OF THE STATE EARTH 18 SHAKEN, ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PART8 OF OREGON. fltppuilngt el (he Fell Wetk, PreMMed I, Cend.med rem. Which ll Meet likely te Frevt el IftUretf l Our Many r ..,., frtMltlnt Bleyn IIU Kreu Hint. I reported to be ,,. Im.I health. ' me w lUtti to meet I'weldwit Kruger. o( tlie Or- io The lUn'io Anfipleneto'y note Issued by the the Oon II let. Fur many session Ht private mtmiWeof the legislature hitve Introduced hllla to prevent the employ infill ul Chinese end Japanese oil put). Ho work it grunted franchise by the As- emhly. A fust a the bill became acts, the federal government disallowed them. 14 enmlon the provinc ial govern- nient took a hand tin the game. It passed an act batted on the Natal ad Violent Slimlc Shock In California People Womcd te Move. Santa Barbara, Cel., Aug. 2 The inhabitants of, the little town o( JLoa Alamos, which has been the center oi CoiMMrclal and Financial Happening! of Inv iiriiio disturbances daring the past ortanot-A Brief Review .1 the Growth ,00r dy. tonight BMMM arouna a bags oonnre, waiting lor aayiigm io come. Many of tfie reaidenta have left and Improvement! el the Many Induitrlei Throughout Our thriving Commonwealth Uleit Market Report. Russian minister ' finance state that Bnd perhap going one better than any U....U will regard violation of mwuure ol private member, TheOt- treaty the proponed American counter. Uwa aulhnrltine have anawered thia veilii'K dutlea. defiance In the name way an the other. lone highway- llul tnl1 ' niure MrlMI"1' "'" .l ....I J.n.jui nmlr government will not, it la Hannau, .... ,, m.nHr! at a II event Joseph Martin. ' ..mi.illlMl 1 rVYH IW BI.M " .--.- . ' . handkerchief over hi face and go tlirui'ilh the car. Whllelaw Held, ipwlal ambaaaadof to great Britain, ha letnrnea. Hie Shenandoah rolllerlee may atari Vp uuder the protection of troop A Chicago woman haa been irreeted for starving nine Infanta to aeaui. (striking anthracite coal niliwr aay Iminnpetmit men are being aent into the niinve. Th Hanta Fe railroad ha NhhI a circular granting an iucrwine of wagea to the carmen. the Iradur of the lilwral party, will not, Mr. Martin in demanding that a Npeclal ormiion of the Irgialature be callwl, to re-enact the auti-Jitpaneae IvglHlallon, and he uige that a feet a it ia diaul- towed the nMimberauieet'egaln ana M the bill until the federal government ia brought to time a it waa ln Manitoba aome year ago. It Jin very probable thai the Duunmulr government will pay attention to the requeue of Mr. Martin, beraiuw he hohia the balance of powei in the local houne and can turn Mr. Diin.inuir out of office if he doea not do aa Mr. Martin wlehea. The attitude tl,.t tliH Dominion government tak on tlila matter i that the Britiidi near Halem. The fire caught from a park from the engine which furniahed power (or the baler. Governor Geer haa appointed Z. Z. Rleta. of Halem, a memoer of the aUte board of pharmacy to eucceed n.,.ai.MJn.iiila believe that r,.lnnitita Iculitlatioii ia unpopular iu the 1'nitwl Htal will mteuree coaling (Jrvat IlrlUln, which country la deali- tatloii on the went cot of Airtca cenaorahlp In Ruwla ha been vigilant and electing attic the anaaaa iiMtloii of the mlnleter of Die Interor. In a colllnion between a paowngei train and utrwit car at Terre Haute, Ind., three iMiraona were fatally, ail wriouely and two llghtly Injured. ThereTia alrong talk In 'Jamaica of anm-imtSon lo the United HUlea. KohlNrt at Aatoria Umnd and gagged a wan ou a Helilug aww and eocured $400. Tlie Vatican proponee gradual wllli dmwal of the frlara from the IMiillp pinea, A Halt' Uke mining man ahot and fatally woiindwd.two pereoni and then kilU-d hlmantf. ' Tlie Pwittle irtVamer Jeaale Benning haa liewn aold to the Colombian govern. mut for ftm.ooo. Tr.K.na will remain In Bhenandoah, i'a., w no. of kiwoimr on tlie beat of term with IU new ally, Japan, with whom it l... n tocentlv made a treaty. The tight, therefore, whiih Hrltl'h Colum 1,1. I.. .ti.rt.sl ia tikl-y ti become fanf ou.. How it will end it ia not poaaible to forecaat. but Manitoba won Ita fight for provincial rlghti aglnt the Lxlaral government, and Joacph Martin the leader. ago. THREE DECISIONS. Stele Ruling! Supreme Court Hehee Some of Importance. Fnlern, Aug. fl.-The elate eopreme court, In opinion Jurt handed down: u i,un . Ihmm cnutlnuca io jioiweBiilon and lya rent alter tlie eapiration of a 10-year lae, it la h.dd that thia ia a eontinuance oi me reinnonmiiH - lord and tenant from year w yvar un ,lr the original agreement. Bharlng profit tlld loaeea la not alone vldMUceol partnerehip, but there murt 7 " . . .i,... .u,m.1 ..,nnliv of interval ami control oi itere me nwinttw.vv-..-, ,v.. rf land of the atte a until the atrlke la ond!. the propcity ... .1 ITL. lltlnM ..t Anm-retorganlaallonlnTayal. pro- -" tile nd vim. 1'hlllppli.e ialanda. l.a. ueeo up- ---3 " . 7ie lntori,r may cancel rooted by tu connUbulary The cnilaer. Brooklyn, which con veyed the remain of the late lrd I'auucefole to Knglaud, haa returned. An eaploaion In colllry In New Koutli Walea reeulted in the death of at lea.it 100 peraona . : . ii . . 1:.. ilma liolore DWnw" Ul. I". . V. .1... ti.. .t.i'a erantee muet ooiiib.""' queatlon whether tlie land waa, In fact wamp lanu in mo '" i- BEET TRU8T FIQHT. a .... Bu.iioi . . . . - . - - til n I aitofnevi lor the varew novo r! Tlie luiaian rnmow" 1 "") - company baa eHCiirod an additional ou acrea of land for ue in the BW Ioi f.lr. . 1- mi... following urepared for liliug a iioai wnvis iu - . , ...ti.on.koa. frhihtened hun- bill oy dm! al. Demurrer Agelnrt Injunction, ri.lff. Auir. fl.-The atUirneya ...I... tl, a eired beef trnm navo virtue of which the federal ,ver eartuqiiakee, irigni-. i,,nction to prevent ,Hl.fr.idntiandcued oonalder- "J JJJ, fron expiring to am muik. manipulate the maraet. i" "'" Cholera i apreadlng with terrible nd nn(HW,rtltutlonlity of the rapidity throughout Manchiu a. The ln.t,ort law and the denial of the epidemic now clalma htindreila of , ,lto tlie TOllrw t c..m pel packer to ... . .i .1. Ltv liiNiMM-tion are victim day, rnontly Chlneae, ()utla;ilarry Tracy appealed at WenalDliee, waan., .1 i- t-Wu lor inanectinn ,UU1II v m " . . made in tlie al.lli.mxl. in : ... 1 1 . t. .i Atianraa rancli. anu 01 mo " --", flimi . . , , ii iii Ti.u iieiinnrrrr wtia obtaining Kiel ami free,, no n., mhh. rUtod by the d.fter a: I 1.1 I....boium III a MiuiiiDi 11 1 mfiiii " " ItUUtfU III" JWUHiw; " - I til. tiun. the time for the completion of the ven anbmarlnt boaU 'orlnttabBy Uia naval appropriation act of from two to aeven mouth. Kim at rittuburg destroyed property valued at 1318,600. King Edward 1 able to walk about the deck of hi yacht. - The Cierman gunboat I'anther haa Iwen oidered to Caiibbean water. A policeman at Bhenandoah, Pa., wa. attacked by atrlker. and aeverely beaten. K.tUm nf Partuaea .u. ..tthnrltlo are csubuik m . trouble and a general npriamg ia Rioting and demonstration n France are auh.ldlng. nd a peace!" aolulion ol the religlou queetion i lookel tor, ent defendant. REGARDED AS FOREIGNERS. ImmltreUea Bureau leeue a Clrculer About Porto iticene and Filipino, wt1lotou. Auk. 6. Commiaaioner '.l t .1.. immleration bureau M.niHiiL ul ..-. W haa hailed TO REDUCE RATES vure 1 v 1 10 a. CONFERENCE OF FARMER3 AND RAILROAD PRESIDENT! k 1 Construction of Snak River line te Uwto- ton te Commence at Once. Portland, Aug. 6. Contract for building the 0. K. & N. railroad on tne north bank of the Snake river between Mu. Held at Diveaeort Very SeiUfactory Biparia and Lewieton haa been award if I . . ... ( r U ..r. who had hitherto been identified chiefly with construction work on the North- for placea outside the tremor belt. Thoee who have femained could not well abandon their buaineaa. The town of Lo Alamo I situated on the Pacific Coast railway, midway between Santa Yuoxund Santa Maria, m the long, narrow valley of the ; to mile from the coaat. population. The Lor Alamos valley ia from one-half to one mile wide." Its population is about 800. There are no brick buildinii In the little village, and the damage thus far i limited to the ruin of platter, the collapse of te the farmer el the Big Bend Country. Importer,! Link of Road Eighteen Milt. Im. Which Will Save a Maul of Over a Hundred Mil Reduction la Rate. ern Pacific. Work on the new contract ia to begin at once and be completed by Anrll 15 of next rear. There are 71 Spokane, Aug. 6.-Graian rate will mJtoto baM thu be reduced from all polnw in camera ttuAcoywl gnAiag ,nd bridging for WaahUigton, and the reduction will tI), who,B llnet nTOiving about 1800, take place in time 10 Deneni w urm- ;il 11 - . .. ...... uw. .u.o., on thi. year'acrop. lue amount . ... . ,,, ..0i " tfuu Uf the reduction la yet to be deter- enineeri ou tl,e line ready to direct minml. bnt eon lecture ranxea from 1 tol nd auoervise the work on the a . u. ..v.i I uvtioiu. J. Q. Jamieeon n cenie ier uuBimi. 1 i t ,,. . . rw hi The Great Northern and the Cetntra. -j- nea; the Washington branch of the Northern midde 0, the ,ine. Pacific will be connected by croe 1 jhere i not much bridging to be chimney, the breaking of crockery and 1 fond, to run from the terminu 01 tne done on the line Included, in mi eou- !!..'. tha fall hie ol tlie wall ol I , ,,,...1. :,.. .. fj,.a tract, but at lewiaton H win oe nw - . . , ienirai niuusi 1- . . . .. ,n n the Picbyterian clmrcti ana tw ore . fi . e.ry to consvrnCT . "li- 01a iw" onir acroe tne Clearwater river. i. FIGHT ON ISTHMUS 8EVERE BUT INDECISIVE BATTLE AT AGUA DULCE. Circuit court is in session at Oregon City. An additional free delivery route will be established Sept. 1 at Halem. Oregon produced, about 19,500,000 ponmla of wool this year, and nearly II of it has been disponed of at prices between 12 and 14 cent. The first wheat of the season wa atered at the Albany Farmer Compa ny' warehouse at Albany Monday af ternoon. It wa of A 1 quality. A contract has been awarded il. C. Per- kin of Grants Fas to survey six town- Kll,-. ...i dumoliahinaof an shins on the line of the Oregon Central hBli,i..hih' was aeriouslv ern. It will be 18 Military Wagon road land grant. I . h il, firt nuake. The dam-1 .ill t in the neiKhborbood of m.aonrv abotment and pier, and ite .1. ... nn. 1 1... wntl. ill nnt Bviwnd 1 10.000 in the ..in nun ,i .fii UhnUt.. mrai aa I coat mill be about 1350.000. It has A IJUUl Hfll. W ' 7V-.. . . . j wu,w..a " - I IJOUiUW. Hint w ... . . . - and lialed by J. E. Murphy waa burned opinion oi conservative reeiuonvs oi m . ... be com Dieted, con- not yoe ucou Inm ajnM tti ClMirwater river. miles in length, I ... te ,de oI eteei with concrete G. C. sorveys tract let, and the work done unaer 1 nmunnt. It m be completed be fore January 1. A result of thi arrangement, the Northern Pacific will cease hauling determined whether' the company will build thia structure itself or let it out by contract. After the commletioB '.I the roadDea nt Anril th. comDanv will lay its own track. It baa already bettun send ins tie forward, and the rails are rpro- vidnd for. It will take about three in shape for westward to the coast, and will move operation after the contractor baa fin- it. nf the tonnage to the termi- tinned bis work, so it la noi expecww , . . .... v! . n i. I that reirular runniDS oi irama Inu.ol the t-entrai .Bn.ngwu . fnra tKr flrat rf nelt AO in- There Northern and carried to Seattle, atead of to Tacoma, aa heretofore. Davenport, Wash., Aug. 8. ine places ,M,at amrreaation of railroad talent if . r . . .. .... . j . i. t-. " that hM been ury, wu w- . e ioU) the west on on9 pography of the valley was greatly - Davenport at 9 ill be- it will be taken by the ureal - Tho Northern Pacific w-11 use the line jointly with the O. K. to Wallula Junction. track ENGLAND IS WARNED. place. There is not a chimney lelt standing in the town. One residence was moved four Inches ana - spilt in opposite corners. ot a building eacarjed aome Injury, ana it l cousiu ered miraculous that no one wa hurt. n i . . I lialit viKratinna Blakley, of the Dalles, term expired; duril)g tmJ dV whieh C0mllJated in garin eastward to Spokane and thence monthet put the track ' vu-..." - - an tea severe shock at :o r. oi both of Portland, delegatea to me imn- j.rulher e0ck, rt aDticipated. The eta' congress at puimi, aione., i'- i VHra .ha:k of the entire aeries 6 occurred at 1 :Z0 thi morning, when cii.t.T.i.F Mnnnt has aiitmrtioned I tha hila were shaken and twisted to ,. t.Ha nf tha irreducible school thair foundations and the valley trem fund. 1214.839. 35. among the counties bled and rolled like the surface of the of the state according to school popula- I ocean. Great fissure were run in the tion. This la the largest sum ever ioal- earth, hill appeared in level valley, it In nna nr unon the irreducible .Brings of water openoa up in achnol fund, tliounh the rave oi inier .t ia lower now than it was a few years -l..uut In manw M.nATU. -., l:......v...M h.l nnWnanl Hirnn. I n'-lnck a. m. On k Special Of all Card, The first car of 1902 wheat naa.oeen . . -, ,1 , w, thB mgtfnatea took the receiveu in roruauu. ..,!.,., It waa nreceded by a Thawhaat rroo of Umatilla county pmbllnir like that of distant thunder, will be 15 per cent lea than the uual which increased until the earth began yluld. " to rock and twist and the hill began Fire at Elgin destroyed 1250 worth te proiwty. Eleven uor- - - - ... . , . into bomed to death. .nH -,,ht nlacea of safety , a 1 1 IT) BJtlWH " B I Tl. run nf flrh on the Uwer Uolum- in v.Mnt lota and fie ds. while many I P".... - . - . ., , bl.,nt.nu eaexce-ptionally heavy Ustened teward the neigbboringi.... The first vibrations were similar to uw .. ,ntfMta -Z.a t nnint preceding disturbances in direction ano -" k... .v.au aenra itnmndiatelv fol-oItbee terrific shock ol Trinidad Aiks lor Rcllel Mcasores-ia Favor of American Annex, tion. London, Aug. 5. A striking contrast to Colonial Secretary unameneui a back track to Spokane in the afternoon I optimistic West Indian speech Thure they substantially agreed to make a day is furnished by advicea from Trinl- lnr rate on erain to tide-water t dad to the enect that a aepuiauou points. It waa a great day for Daven- starting from there for London to make t n,l the Biir Bend, bat the enect la atronz oreeentation io mo cwio... ,.i n. aaaurancea made by the railroad office on the island financial condi .:,it. ill muh bevondlthe con- tion. The party include inhuenuai Tha Fighting Ueted Several Dayt Govern meat Troops Well Entrenched Succeeded In Defending the Town With but Small Lots Revolutionists Lost Fully 200 No Talk ol Peace. Panama, Aug. 4. The peace com missioners who left here July 29 on the British steamer Cana, to visit the revo lutionary General Herrera, near Agua Dulce, reiurned to Panama at noon today. They informed the repreeenta- . tive ol the Associated Press that they were unable to fulfill their mission, because a very severe engagement be tween Herrera's forcea and the govern ment troops bad been in progress since ; Tueedty, July 29, when the revolu tionary force began to attack Agua Dulce. At 5 o'clock Thursday morning the best battalions of the revolutionary forces attacked the government en trenchments with fierce couraga. The laughter of the revolutionists i said to have been excessive and barbarous. Tbat same afternoon a white flag waa raised in their amp and they asked 'for an armistice, during which they could bury their dead. ihia was granted. The losses of the rebels up to Wednesday, July ok, were repuru at over 200, while- the government forces had bad eight men killed ana n wounded. General Merono, one of the peace commissioners, who returned to day, saya the entrenchments at Agim Dulce are masterpieces oi military arw At the expiration of the armistice the engagement recommenced with the game fierceness. Nine government bat talions, which had not yet taken part in the fight, were siui ueiug uoiu m reserve last night. General Salazar, governor ol fanama, received a letter from the government General Morales Berti, saying he is very enthusiastic as to the outcome, and he hopes to win a battle which will decide the fate of the lethmus. General Salazar, in hrs turn, is doing everything in his power to help Gene- the fish ol good sine The report of the superintendent of f!nlnmlla count rhdnla nnowa o more children than last year, K!lk. .arnlval to be held in fol- ever I ral Berti. At 3 o'clock thia alternoon he dispaUhed further supplies of pro visions and ammunition for Berti'a army at Agua Dolce. " TRACY KEEPS MOVING. - Seen Near Coule City, Waih. Heading lor -Hole ia the WsH." 2. A Waterville ape- tbe transportation interests f vumnnrce. who are charaed to point entire Northwest are so closely I out tbe inadequacy of the 4,000 pounds . . . ,. I, IrA . MH1 MHIM I . i . I . ; -. . .ntPn nwMl bV me most Kirriuc muw . . . , i,. ,.a .MHinn of the state, when raiee inmuio iu pi ,t ,g proposea to allot tne lsiaou. experienced In this section oi t ne state. . . i y i ,hnrd ia m.. L-U. . .mlvul tn no lH u IU m . .1. ...... 1,1.1 anil MlllAfl inn wuuui un uu UIO buui uvu iuo hm " ine .. . . .i.. ii. . nn nnn !.. white the Portland nromise to suriiasa Biijfinwa i m.iHtBd until it waa Impossible to stano i imw .". j. m""""" rv-, . cjjuuo, i.B. Kklna ever before attempted. tlie terrorTricken peo pie I M . - ; .Ul form, fire crouched together n the ,Wa.r' "' onOB Mtend the ?J ZLS 11 X "Z ko hThnraonthe George McCann has just arn patrol to protect it large timber hold ings in Southern irregon irom u u... .mall Area have been reported I. Va.iu.n UrAfftin irrain field out so crouched toother n the d.rknee.,le.r. ",r George McCann h just amvU ml that the earth beneath tnem mignt ."T,"' o s.. ; -t. . M, ,w.t at 9 o'clock vestei- ...llnw them ud. i waanington vwuuw f' hands oi tue governnieui. iw """i"' .. . . open and swanow tnem up. Conlee City, to Adrian, ,.,. w.. IW,rIM,ted to remind the da- morninir. about 15 miles west of FIGHT IN PAriAMA. on the Great Northern, thus saving a Cni-,nia secretary tbat ii Trinidad w Coulee City, he passed a man answer haul oi iou niiiOT. iw. (,le.,Mer ut American ";'--. iwv'. dnm'rintion. He had the ...a . - r horses supposed to have been taken nar Wenatehee. Deputy Sheriff Friel and flitv Marshal Deyers left last night to intercept Tracy at Moses laae, too t i. ,k.i muild h taken it ne Governor SeUiar Seyi It b Still in Prore .g for (he mounUins. Deputy pn,! I. .WnlMim . Hil " ""l"' fihenH Bedewicx, oi u w.v7, ..-o -. ersnuu - - - - . . .. A .u., . K "Kattn stlli hwtn d meted to tollow up uib cibw The Crown Paper company bsttle I ast night, all is quiet, and tne ana w ?"ti n I T rTJ . McCa Xr4cy froesed the City, will in a euort ti. .-a." lndic,Uona are that so long as tne reason r. being longni aespera..7. fv,i ,mhin at 6 o'clock yesterday morn conduction of a pulp mill on the east M t ,he enm- U I.. when called on, very aptly an- words MimbM Sn . dispatch re- Col"'" C.Ired th. aide of the river at tn.v y. Uuuity will not again be broken, i ue nounceu . -a. --""--':," Uid at the Colombian legation from niltanr. between tbe ferry and U.e will make the output o. hich c,U8ed the ao.uiera to oe sem w.tnou. " - 7.- . ... . thA mo, of the k;ni whre McCann met the man an- H..n ami waa over I waa contwrumi. ' v.-. . . . ..... i .... ... , i , n i hi. aonpiniinii ana wore i twwius " am niirna ARE IQLC hanl of 160 miles. This announcement I ,.k. na. I ...1 ill .nttinnla.m inWinff tlld I r. 1 . . I A.,ti I it hfl ... ...... .mniint of damaze has I U ...... t Ttum t. Da at Shenandoah I . - , ,m.,K ,.j l T. 1 . mr du v,' wv - - nu..nS i large auaionw w iwmwt i ruBTat a pront. been uone. i jmwn i uiwiy. i nieviousiy listenea to a very - mmiwf ...... o7.ii.t .ho la believed to sl.nnamloah. iPa.. Aug. 2. Twelve ing speech by President James J. Hill, narrj .. ... , ...in n m. . ..... .JU. . nnnamned to-1 in which the reduction had been have nsslHWa iracy v nuium. -r-:-rr -- fai,.tt possible nas wmu i :.,,t nn a niu ovoriwaiuK u' i umw. .- - .tnah. Down In the town, where riot I manner. ...and do cemen loueht the Diooay ine oiB caping from the penitentiary, located in Laue county 20,000 pounds of pulp a day. PORTLAND MARKETS. nra nui...... -- -- - , .1,. .1,.. rl , . . . r almost a quick y a it had started, ana very enuiut....i;, .t aepanmen. oi k that he wants to not a si it le cae of violence haa been the throe railroad presidenU weie Ln(,wer to a message asking that offi- Tracy has tea " it'ano? Thetenaof thousands Lem. of the first water. . . cial for information regarding tbe con- hold op a bank . rob an - I iui"'i . . . . I . . . a f .nil tha . t 1 I S. -nrittui Bin (IA I Ma MTR Il5 UH Uiunuooui v n..v Whnat W alia Walla, Ze:ic ior nrw , ldie 1Den and boy in thia vicinity me amount . test w men nas i. ---- -- ftn wi in ne Tear to the .i.i. ..ll.. Hh!i--. . t !.... ...... I n it. takins nnect win not ue t)i at. Airna unice. wuou wm t"!-"- .. - . crop; 4o. vbo l.e d " "-',, tha meetiM ; nintinniat. benn to at- partie. who helped bim escape iroin blueatem, 66ffluw. . bers and marching iron, p.a w u. y''"r"T" u h are tha Oreaon penitentiary. He i Itavn til. v fim. . " .r..;ii..is amaitinir additional news of new crop. ... ."j. ' ' . .Immsh held between a .i.. h.tti. Flour-Best re,3.06.ou w - X nltUen woldieryJ committee of tamers and the railroad I The understending here i. that the barrel; graham, 2.6(fli.2. L' r a wreut attraction for the men. At thi conference, both aide, government' force of 7,000 men 4a en- um.tnff. Bran. 116(810 Pr wo r v .. i j ..j hnn. 1 .nhmittwt anrnmcnta in support of MaaA with a larse portion of the revo- iu ........ . , ,o. i l.riTA armv oi uiwmuiu.w, x . . . : . . b-s J , . . 7 "i . men .nd bovs cam to tow to their respecUve claim regarding me lutioniste who have in the aepariureui u.v.w - - - ,. , . . . i. ...;nn . .H h. i,i . ff-1 . r. a nnn .tkatmnn.. i&lostol the commanas i amount oi uw nuuumn, oi rwnme iwu. ,.. 121.50;' hort, 18; "Ui the approval of tf; ItttH . 1 coming to the United " dent and native, of Porte , Rico the Philippine exwpt after the middling, chon. 116. O.te-No.1 white, 1.05(81.10igray tl.OOAl.05. Rrimdlar General Gobin av Timothy, ii" . brleade, in commana oi tne troops uero, irom T' k.. KSlft nit. i t ... .K. rlv I fn men in all. I m.kinir his wav to tbe "Hole in the Wall," in Wyoming, wnen toere, no declare, he will be a "tniei among thieves," and will be sale. Nil Dam Nearly Completed, New York. Aug. 4. Announcement 101 inecomniuu nmouu. . .--- ------ i.u-- . - . . . .V..'.L,... i ..t,,. nf nn tha around bv 10:80 o'c ock. ter under advisement nntii tiw Agua Bulce, about 4i miiea rv. .-- iB maae tnt rB -i- - were on tne groumi oy i " " slut I. , 1 ' iu. .. i th. ronii. l. km. .t inmn hi Imilill. Dbln, Of the Xhiraiot the ternwry uw " - 1 ma, IS an imnwmiiw I"" . " " . ,V . I,AHon resi- and same 1 r . . ..... examination as is enforced against otu er alien immigrant. The order make. !nc lal mention of the Chinese resident. West Africa Lf these llnd. Urest vc . . .1- a 'rh iireatoHt indl- .., "or aalnun made on the Pninmhla r ver in many .y- report! Paturday at the .him Julius trick was Elmore can lison. ol west """T-l'-ht in 3.548 pound, cf Children' Day at tne i o.. u aa&a-w nnmmiin k?hlii hi. a w v i Dana m n uibudvu! nvfl ha speech to the termers rree-i nnirtw eisbt dav to make tne im Tne in lie reservoir, tur e 17.60(110; uo- wu r- -'--,,1,0-. ident Hill vigorous attacked lisla- ?arney, while water communiction i. ..ti.i.nto Bnrbank. 7586c Lteide of theiwn, and command, a tion on railway rate, aaying: A well very irregular, and is carried on mam- cjn8tTOcted. will enable, wide aote of Potetoe. - Bert B0"?", Tit .1!- of thetown try to et broken limb by .tatute, aa , by 8m,u boats. land to bear two crop, a year instead per cental; ordinary, 60c p oentel Ml,u 0t the town. todjn.t rate.. You can legUlate until Iy ' f0ne; will bring waste di.tr.ct. into nrines: weeU. 2.l0(8i.lu Beyond tne preBeucw "",r T .' . , t Th. h,t thins .r uruio conu nilBA. ;ii.m .nH w ill ereat v increase the li.iio. ham and there on . tne pnnci- tne paru uwr. - 1 emu . ..w... ?- nlriinni here and there on the pnnci dau-v pal streets, Shenandoah doe not show to Carnival will he Sept. 12, U.e last .r but one of the great street fair, i n that occasion a pretty Hhetland pc.ny with an up-to-date cart and haines 1 tn anma lucnr w"j it. I, the work. Kricusoii a inaa than haul netted him ll-H-92 nt wa. in tne 20 minute, and his W, Oreeley Retume from Alaska. .m , 1 ... ....... incKV uov v. n---1 ..... n liMnnrai a. who I. present. The pony .... -; h the United Btates Big- from Alanka 011 V...? J:...V Beside this hi "r . """"1 fjreeley went to .. .i ' . i 1. ..LThahla thata saddle, the . nrk lieinff done with a" b embroid- A ark. - nViraph line from sr oenUl; new potatoes, lo. Batter Creamery, 20021c; 18ai8: tore, 16l8o. gg-2021 He for Oreso"; u who had been attracted to the ra. Full cream, twin, n T .. . . .l. i. i mil t lft vuuroi, - ,,1alJL;.. fa. I Pl.C" Oy w.'i't v" - (ilSc-.YoungAnierlca. lSHao."0" 5nrJngthe afternoon, and tonight the yoShtcken. mixed, '13.503 w present. ,u norma, appears. 4.60; hens, 4.ouis.' f- "T French Official OreeU Root. "To50fl4.56 pi doi Havre. Aug. 2.Gener.l Pistor, of in- ducksV2.60 8.00 per doaen ; tur- the Freni;b army, boarded the steam- koyi, live, ura-wi r- fiavoie. on ner arrival nore wunjr pound; geeee, .- Mutton-Groa. 2K3o 'per pound; dressed, o per ponnd. .1 Hog Gros, o?c, a. per pound. Vel-7(88c per BeefGrose, oow. &SXn ' SX94X0-. dressed, 78c y V Hop 16817c; new crop 17180. Wool-Valley,12H16;EMtern Or gon, 814Xc: mohab. 8626c po.nd. .. a do is to act aa you have here with 1 try to act in 1 will realize that I nf anvar cultivation. Tbe rer V , J .u . .1.. .m.i.l. Wa .111 trv to act in I.. . ... n UUM... vnir will aUPblV l.UUU.UUU.UUU cuu.u any evidenceoi ,P- "'Tr:'J",w . . ill' realise that M M "T" " mtra of water annually. The dam at a trying ordeal, ine mrg, u. ,u.u. in ef America, irtpe. 7"- one and one-miarter miles nnd faith. Washington, Aug. S. Discouraging , The works at Assouan will prol)- ... . l :..i . ..in. I . trnm c.iiha. 1 Xlttrv I , , i i : 1.,,,! k. t,. .nit nl the from any store. Yon want a new mar- b.s been a gre "' year. .t. You must make a marxet. nou lenuer einoe tne uuiwu i,h pony. Cant. M. I. Smith, the first man who atretehed wire aero. the Mate oi " con.ln, 1 .till living In Topeka, Kan. invented Chicago chemist have process for Timber Deal Closed. .i t t T ..Iniuir K,nney o tYe G'reat Centra. Euilroad U" ' . In,, that an importent Sn L" .t been close.1. Several linn J " ., i.,ir un nntlOIl n.-:: n imlKir landlntbe .A S3 the major portion of t he p at- The large.t stockholder 1 , the ,own ?, Kmpire V" State Bteel Company, "Mr. Cut er. d by the So'itnern i. Tni.n ii Bn..kfller. not Andrew represented by rrosoer C.r,l.r'b.. dividend 1. 1, 000,000 Boston. annually . i ..linn chemists ! .i"", m i Kinney iook " "H1"" .tl naner stronger weeks ago M. J. ,, tiie process mr iu.i" r-. . , i n7 lion acre Ol Iirawi I,.t nr..mlw to revolutionise the in- 0 97.1)00 acre. deal , r-!- n.t..r.liv cave deereea to a clas of 660. Plan for a Chineae voi unteer miseion were announce. A Chicago dispatch say that the fear . k!in.innm miners strue is caus- . i ..ira and railroads to store thouMnd. of ton aa a reserve snpply tk. ui nf verv Bev. E. A. Hoffman, j. f tha oeneral theological m nary of New York, dispose ol in lto ".timated at 12,000,000 to 15,000,-000. and officially greeted Ellhu Root, the American secretary of war, on behalf of the French government. Secretary Boot thanked General Pistor. He pro- .lH at once to Pari. - oenerai ITntnnA Porter. United State nmbasfa t.ir to France, and uenerai ixonaru Wood arrived on th Savoie with tsecre- tary Root. " RuMltns Hold on to Manchuria, London, Aug. 2. In dispatch from St. Petersburg, the cohreepondent the Daily MaH say. the order for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Manchuria has been rescinded, a that country is overrun with Chinese robber hands. Quantities of Russian goods in tran.it have been looted, say the cor respondent, and two Russian merchants in Manchuria were recently 'alive. burned Not Excited Over Marcus. T.,n,lon. Ana. 4. In a dispatch from Tokio, the correspondent of the Time . u. ,,1. .,ua vnnr stuff. I l.m th Island. It ia reported mat U1UB1 uiaaw jiwtv - j l v - - ... I " : . .-i. .T . .1. thi.-l.i.. nta at Havana do not statesmen wit u. w w . buo u...j -v-i .. . K.,t th.. ant n consideration for doing nverose more than 5,000. Capital "j o ... . l .,- ...j .r ..n. ara watt- .'. . ' . .. ,. ...t. go. I cannot nna in puouc buii un i cautious, auu uio.. - . - , I rays the Japanese prtwa mw. , Intelligent thing that you nave none ing to see wnat toe guj.u.- tor o tne ownership oi raarcua mi. t. at new markeU. I don't know any before investing. The expenses of tne fa .g cUimBj by an American citi- i .h..a .nn have not been left to 1 uovnmmerit have been largely reauceo, , , b Japanese govern- .hift for voursleve a farmer. You but this haa caused dissatisfaction calmly. The correspondent " a ani 1 .. tea aia I Hr. I - ... 1 ,fn m hav crons that keep you busy lour among tne uurjans who wu. , av that public opinion is eviuou... th. in th vear. You want to do tea. There are rumors that many oi . . , .he rjnitcd States may ..i,i tha mat nf tha time besides the officers placed in important P081" I w- trn.tad to act with strict instice, " . ,. , . . , .. ...J mav 1 7 T. ...j .1 ,. whittling and holding down a nan xeg. i tion are inoonipeioiii., , and that the o-caiiea gumiu ..c... What you should do ia to raise stock, ot be straight. A general fw,,nljf? are Illusory, as the lsiand is subject to mots, forane. There ia nothing better disquiet is apparent, wmu. o beavy rains, whlcn wasn tue guauu u.. than raising stock." indication for the new republic Taylor Denies K. Aur. 6. Rear Admiral Withdrawal ol Frier. w.ohinotnn. Au. 6. The war ae- k.i:..... th.iinltl Rtatesand Germany Rpanih fnara In Manna are w umm....- 1 .,..,!, ii-j v.... It - la atntnil thatBUCn.B will bo to war in 107. wnen asaeu ii i imjtbu, uu. - , S hS t . date for a conflict between course would be in furtherance ol the th two countries, he eaid: "duch M- plan of Secretary Koot, wnicn wi p.- . . o( tha wrtion. a. have been credited tome are sented to the Vatican rt,;,; ,ate Lord P.uncefote, British ambasHa without foundation other th., that I III I. a so stated lh.tl ' Z'.o.to the United States,, ha. been have said .our tiatioL wbichiU wuewll at probated. .The win- of the estate is be wen protecwu agaiu.. "j irr" Japan Re-Armis tier Army. 4.rjkan is re-armlng rabies tne nv. rcwnuun the Daily Mail, with selling the old ones to China, PeuncefoU'! E.Ute. Tlon. Ana, 4. The will European power. Manila. pla.-ed at 63,500 pounds. "nilM llnqi,, y-..,-bdto.--Sk- !'-,AC'.i niini-r.irr..i'jj-itii wt.--.' "uiaaui."- imj .i jfltrnwi . . ...,!f.-.