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Condensed fora lor Our
toy Readers, '
HAPPENINGS OF TWd CONTINENTS
i i "aUfViiG3 J J I if
A Haaume of ho Less Important but
Nut LsS Jntsrsstlne; Evenf
Nicamguaiia liv captured another
It .. I .
ltm-1 ha aiMll til lliit Supreme
Cowl fur tI-N nsHftll.4'
i I A new niorfmeiit h laxui started in
the South I" i'li. I I ha race priililiim.
The govcriiniMil la In proeivuUi Hill
,,r violation f Vi. Sftt-liyur. law y.i
ikjtllnl employe are willing to
.yisjd utrllua .ii..i)ii I f wgl bnl .hie
..:.. ... Li.i i....;-' ' -
urn. iimii- ihmiiw
, tiTin at IUvna drove wave
into
ill u oily, Canning much damage,'
linni i'm endangered.
Muii)
Tim Nebraska legMatuw i working
mi !n to make railway mileage UAt
Kuml hi the haiuU of U-arr,
Tin' Sou rranclH'" ruorii.,r are re
moving many olhcial who Wi-I tiir-re
figurehead drawing aalariM.
Oakland mill Hati FraiK-ha-o laundry
worker lme slrurk fu mi in-rvt K
wig eud ml')': time )aiinlil,l ri
running,
loOrvclt declare h l noli III invi-r
of ii'ivitriiiiii'iil iinirlil f nlliumlK
ll it run lw iiviit.lv!, but li iiv0, mil
ruir.HM t.v paui 1 tlmt ill nlluW
liliu to Ida water mil o( lg k.
Tl.n ll.iiiiuaulaii revolt ha limn imp
r4wl with livlnale laujthlr,
I tkiitIi trooa la fiJ llwir linn
i.m i Ihf ltnl v( lujj
' f i j ,
S'l.iulu (It niM tlmt lili at1rttiitii)
In CH jml l HhJ IuiH of mlwrviiHir
In niii.
Tin mnnioll aainiKli jut aiulnl
in ( li:ini(i la tlio llrn'ivt in tlio luatoiy
ol tlio oily. : ,. ' ; "
Tlinw lfl IJiq Hliiacy xamii)Rtiiiii
an tlmt 3jrHutt liaa aVkrd fvr mr
tilling; cll 'irla. qfw
K.iu..U may inako pulil U'""h1 rail
ny H.u-y al Ilia nMiiiii of klir
JainrntiMll rApoailtutl April Si), . ,
Americana at CVU. I..ri.iiir, turi
tilail to r a t!nltiHt Hmtwi aaratilp pnt
' iuo lUi jtt l l-rotn i Umir totiTwiia.
Kuttf ltaa Imiu uu.titu (my rull u( tliu
l'ai'illo Static Ttliilnna A Tolritmiili
coiiiny . fur tlio jjnt , lx yiam n(
l,L'i Hr inoiilli.
llonry W. iiHl, partldftit t)t Ui
rurtlRinl Hallway, l.iyht A l'owrr anu
pauy, i i)iail. A ila Waa' iilloBi lUl
tlm Uwn ami Clark fair,
Tlia XinMtvl'HMrrumul omr1i
itm Th fUKjfii'tJill l.f.
Roixl, I'Viiti if ail iilwtina l U'
I ruui(lit up aio iiul airriwl uhiii.
Dm Ituiiiiiaiiiaa icvolt it ttiietin;
,lu;.M rTu-u: bur
Tlm proaiilmit liaa clll an rlivtinn
In Uia I'ljllipl'lnp. '. ..; ;',
All laUir truliloa arntiml llutto havr
Imwii ljiMtl fr Mu Um Ix'iim.
Ht. bmla brcwrry wurkara Uinleti
o Mrika tuij Ihsolty U ftwtnf I
fmiilna. ' -i
The ilUarwamKUk UwUn U likvy
Imi burfi d (nun !'! lUgur rfai'V'0'
fi'ienM. t... ,t
Iti'l'iililii'iin iikmiiIhth of llm Ti'mii'H
fuw lugialiitiirt) yrtiMMit Jtonwvult Jor a
UiirJ tuiui. . ...
Tlio Nuliraaka lt(iantiiii luui pamux) a
ilint'l priuinry a, copli'd iifii'' ,tlro'
Wprirkula hail kiuihiiUhhI tlio 'l f
n tlioronxli lHHUUH'lMiniilU o mltuia nt
B in Frntirirco,
Tlio Wwlm tfnlon Tal.ifinplv torn
iwny Ima ralaml IU rutoa, in lomeovw
aa nitii'h a 20 (mm crirta , "X r J
Tin. ci-liaiia liiirnnii rwt)iimia tlmt (he
VHipiilitltnit of llm Unill HtattM lial ln
fri.HiHl H,(H)U,(H)U in tlm vl aix ytta.
: Tlio Clton, Cl., tl. atli ;llnt tbf
utmlt of tlio train treck in plnotxl 112
uikI lit laatt nix Sirtomiof IM Uijilffd
will tlio. A grwn awlliti ItiiiV Ih
lilainnrl with the aoeiilenl. -
Tlm Kim KmnulHW lnvititltintlon tiuiy
apiiMul; lu evary city n tlw coatt. ;
Kvliituico J ia - Miir - JniiiiU wliiiiri
polnUi to tulopliono briliciy inOukluml.
Mra. Thaw la aaM to b lirtiikinn
lown utiili-t the atrniu
CoiiKMHamnrt Hwilt,
aiiiUi th t mplotlon
of
the triul
ol
of Kananai pie
Of tlio I'mmnm
oh nil I in levi'ii )oiirn.
Thn bill for tlio nvomit o( the ballot
taut for mayor of ffem York In Novum
1nr, 1 11(15, him IpaHHfd tlio, New York
1 Inglalatnr, JMh
" i Mediation in tfio Central :Amoilnin
' wat Iihh booti imHtiicned, J ;
' A cigtvretto ctartfil a lira In the "
oral ahopa of the Kl I'nai & Hotilhwi'Ht
em rullrottJ at ('Brrinono, N. At. Tlir
loa ia plurtHl nt 111)0,000. ; : ;
' . Hig ililpiiirnU of flour are hclnx hur
rlixl from Mlinieirailla to Kiin Pmnola
co, whoro a goveiomnnltrltniipurt wll'
Jt Jio Uiq fuminu lufliiruiacl CVloa,.
Kk-roiilrirriirlfilali.l Iuih
brutoit hla 70Ui birthday.
(II'M III
iri loVrml a n
iliiat4i In Nnnbiliil
to nijiliii.'w 'Mr.
talki r kliiiVn. who
tlii''iiot"riiiin
AinHiau nionfi'ri'
ima ijftiir thn I'll ii-
ull Ilk Junoiro
lirt-"itmiir, hi caiif"! tpuiil
moiit. Thn ni'ttli
I of til
aulli
uri-oa to iipiroirii
aitlniajn Hip l. niJi.ii Imi l ii hIvkii aa
a iai lm" lrrrrt)rttm-f1iiiii kii mia
Ion In charge, of Alberli
YtuWhaiii, i-
If IfjlOWII tlllll
the rl mmu ' hud hiJ
11114 lllcll III
l-Alim Ainoilcaii ixilitirn.'
J""1"'
iil ele-
lleold
a)iirHi.pui.lur In v aaliiuyloo,
''Ae Adyti V'jlyyr uW
I Mates thoughl id llm urn
ative to
'111
Washington,
Tim iiuKiiin tluit llm CI
ll-an I'M-
tif miiil(i tiiVaiat'i1
flnrnl -lak at-t a
I to the
al
Ijitln AuJitM on
edge niitl gcmml luovcii L, wall
l!f and a kimh nil
llill.l.wl I... II... u
litujcd by ll)u.tli..rii r iSiloVi
I'TI'Tl 41""'
Ina
h'Iiik uiifrii'iidly to ( lulit
wa J )
mi.
ly o,w.s Ui lh plan, an Ula and
Chklu art? aHnva raUd'lna njllna and
Ariti'iitinu did liol want her twj atroi
vl rimia 1o oiitalrlp lir in Aiiu'rilim
pnn.-iiim ion. "
II lm not Iwn
i... ....I.....
nf
Statp ili'oartiinMit to ,i
nl 'aiiiQifaail
to anv iiiuiitrv alil'-li enn not f ran
t wiir1.f'rr.rf r.f
Hifnllffl h
ii v ol Ilia liny ul tiouth Ana iH-a (o
ii 1-iuiiik'i- lainino known tlm ,i m
tStlitv ilis iiM Uial , Jhr ..oiiiwtiiai hud
xii not ra- ii
irrli'.
ONLY 8PECiaJrATESOO UPI
a . ' i I
reiantfitnrVatarfi UTicn Eplati
Recant Ad.arce In Toll. ! j
Nrw Yrk, Apill U.--t5oiii-eniiit lie
nvrnlly atnuaUH'til . advaib In Uie
rat') vhnrili'd b) 111 Jtiujioy, C'dopel
H. 4VUurM'w'elil ol the Wi-ljrn
l iilon -TAwrt.rdi .i
Icyiifili - V. n n ti v , V'lllht
mid;
'Then- ban been no nrgt Inorriuiejin
rauw ly llw U'legraidi rrimpamea., A
niiiiilM-r of ijiri-ial nud uuprllltu$li
raloa bai bii'n Infrcaaivl to tb ataitd-
arl of k'IikIhIp rtil.-a. Tin niHvln!
lit Pi mil. .MP Nl , , i PIM1"."' . "
Inrrf niillirau tl dla. aOif'wrM oriT
- ta.. .1t..lV..I...f'A
(ialiieA, wbieh by reamm thwi went
uto lnnkriiily. . ;
'Jdnxt rl llw rata inenwl-era
eut ifOr "JO worda nili., lLtoct al
leaat MOrrnia eaeb to handle ajtiii mea
ni; J t.JlfV'vCJhi"ireM'iil
ttiait'. k rii n'iauf ih flirrtajt M lele
naph' tniiterlflt "tmv "1l1ir(riii Sft to
IKi jn-r i t aiUiiji Hut lt lew year.
:? 1 In addllUM t) "Uie nvont larreami.
f 10 pel ('''id in the eliri u( all
mitaUKfra Urn) 4MraUtfi, tlau lin la-n
ir vi'nra naat a lurwe ami Walv in-
nrratw; hi ' w ii !. of all olarai-4if indl-
idual eiiiplovi-a from iiioutli tijllionth
lu-n-aae III Ul extra
yltly the 'fct'WHpn
t iwii Teniarrnm' wune. oi
. "i
t ' '''' i.r L" ",
' AtMosr aor pre(0ency.
Qro,f Former1 PVrtntylania. ! Con-
greiemar; Oiea.of Old Aje.
Ilinifliainii; .! Y., Aprili Kx-
CongP'Minjuiv liiihbu A.. Jwuii al
Ilia Ik'miio lii' rtleiiwiHiit, l'a.T "akunbiy
an a realtf fwaaaHwftllMjin, at
tributed tiV Old iti.'.. .W.''U wan
itln-Uil to 0'"na:v?a.IJLU)U,htt'AVilniot
dtTit t iiii.WkMilh ipttiC youiiK-e-i
ien'r 'li! jfbetUeiA.I" 'fr . "O'1
iilti'i 'retirement Imiu piililii);1'" "r
Uiuuly 0 m' rv-onlerml tbt; houne
A 'n'preHClHrtTlT aa ouiigrejiniiiii hi
ntv frlm'l,nnyt'!ITllr, -i .
When he retirt'd lour yerjf;ilK0 lila
iilihlii' aervli'a If) tit ht'"' enile.l
' ." , i i ' i it Ai dui,M, .i. ,.i
lytT llll f'flfT ) ) ,
on1 iimfliW Her vli'i of any MMifU "'
.1 . I 1,... . It. A
over nl in iuih mmy. J"gjy'K
uitii-lH'lhiiii dnya he win" orjf ol tlie
Hwt known i m 1 1 irj tiJLU' t .'CK Mn Hh ,
nil III 1811-1 hi'oiuno within iinftvouioi
heijig nmiilmil 4u,A'jji)ril'li,it
lilK'i4:k:A''lW'o.tftiaijnl. -j I
, . . ,,,.,.,;! ;
' Dltorderi Hava Ceaaeiju
ItiiMiureMl. Anill 2. lAia 4.lli-olli.
tin
miaHiui a ariT.rnaiw uiu ana bhuuusi
di'llt
to pnl..ty 1,14-4 ttfiij'ljtolcn j ro'hIh
. iiiui...i.....,.,r.i..k in.
1) l-IIMir owill'in. I'm
trom'TfltnrTinTliii!ty;ili, imd
iiniiy ciuiea oi piunuer, iihtot""
md mined cpnllyt' if WiiiiuTTtm. A
iiimbif of rje)lii Imve Ik killed
r wiirthdoft tty froi'ips nt Uin and
ntiilelii. At liiilieeii. ill the f nler of
hiidiMliiibed nruao Ml !ll4'Hitlilerr
have boon ciiptniod. The eiimuie of
1 1 iwtowtul . ami; n niHlnUf jMj4 rovou .
If Lll Pay,. Will Slrika, !
"wimolinir, W. Va., Apill 2,-j-Te.lo-
4riiH oHratr In Wert-Vtr(llim.thriiit-4ii
ytrik iftheir- wa"' Mneod
d'hell IU nw-iugnrmnT mw, limn'"
by tho" nwiit Itviauitiiro, gii'i into
iffeli.',i T'hrf Tillltimd ' ooiiipiinii have
lyon.notioo.tbut, thiro will bil ll pro
portionate roniieuuii in mini'"
in tl't HOI liiaoa f'lKa i, .uiiy ( i
,nftinVtodiiy omirnFora ri'iirolenling
flvo,ry djviHlim in, WliVitVi"' ja'llt
1 romilutiiiim Kinooept no rediii'Umi.
,, , i r'--f-inrtTtnTWt j
'.'"('a 'suppreil Newli Iri 'Ruela
fit. IVtwao.org,, - Aprif,. 2. rh'iiilcr
moiyjiln hlirt Piita i)(riMilar to Urn gov
otiiprH of iiruy,ui(HBfi)rilnri)igt1eiii to
p'roiilblf "the printing of i)ewa,'of the
ttiir'tril'.U albau' "" ""wrttrtrn t he
ear that I hey might spread Ic Uusaia.
- k 4IHWHIM V 1 1 Kills IIP IMIkDFvT
i w rrTw rwYYi
- - -
INVOKES BEFERE
ra hOJp int.
Linn bounty QraKgara Hold Up
varalty Appropriation.
1 1 J tc AfevJ'to
the i p:t), Kffiim'of I,lnn ooiinty
liruiiKi'mi to hold tip the uiilvcniity bill
ciilinlnuted in a iiicutiiiK of reprtm-nttt-
tiveaofull irrniii.'('faiNlki:iarH.iBl) -
oui.ly in All.miv.f!l i Z3 VI lW" 4''" tijW0Pkt'k Thomaa
liinidm tlm tiriniKt-ra there wA in
alleliduiii'aykreaiih'lit 1'. I,. Camptadkr
"' 1 " avhnol. 'J Ik-m ini-n pru-
Mm led
Nlroniily the nuiveraily'a
Idii
lion
ruin and at the eloae of the coiiiercnee
ln-ld.-.! to im- tin' referendum to hoM
Hie ii'priiiiaiiiin up iiiilii U.e
iteoeiul ehi-tlon, when the people
next
will
,!"1'ruHn t Ira-'fHle' of-lliw la'h'Wit1."
liutjUyJeurgaii.yv. a.ff
"fait IbaiHii.in of the li'iaiiV, otu-'
ffifa" eiii4biiieiit." If) Waa! alao
ia uiirtr-iepniain-a uni-tmoriii
dJi iUiy b-oguii Ih n op Kntiirdar,
ffti p 1 eVt i li ''Maohii
iSLawia.'t and ai-attrr thonauiali
i i. , .' -
NUMERQU9 SITES OFFERED-,
3..I. Board V? WfW
lute lor Feeble Minded.
Halein At M
Atj M'a tuiytiuig ufr the
i of tln l U4i A. khe feUle
ineiiila-ra
inliidixl iimtiluto, a voluiuinuna, irl ol
trai ta ol laud atte lor (he ('nmdriu-'ioii
d the iVf b)illiliik:ii wa prii(y4 ' )
the ownera for the eoiiuidYrutjuii of tile
trd. Miiiia, blue pilnfa arid 'dcacrlli-
tkiJiK'nfniyiiy'ilit-lriilili1 iijiu'Oaife al
iboni." In fael, lie table around
aliirh (iovrrftor ' CTHiifilx-rln'rif, ' Hate
!" urm tiUmt--mt k4 4int ry
( Ktole Privtt trat 'i PWd "O high
with tiia-iiineiil'l hat, U'iJ W'L ,llf' ii ljud
toapixiliit a )Ato-k&itiV
amine oaili trait, y( .land pit rain ly, IVr
l-l the inofl ilo'iiabU', iin'urc the Unl
i-anii-Fii uiMK.ri noil v .
brg to Get Oeedi.
Sub-in J.icoti 1). Iloltierman, of
Mliiueiiiiolia, attorney for the holdera
ol H KellilH-r-Tiiriiet w-IumiI land i-er-
lil'n-iit.n, coveting alaiul 2,800 acres
Ii-UhI in Sonthi-rn tltogon, apfaured
ladorn the Hate land bourd at a rtvont
ipii-ml inti'tllig In the interiHt of his
lieiibi, who want dn-ila to the land.
Moat of them live at I hi ton, Ohio.
riieao certilicalea were among thoae ia-
mil iihiii what ia known an the Krlll-
her-Turiier applu'atloua, which wert
allogoil by ex-Ktate Land Agent Oawald
Wot to have Ih-oii forgcriea, and upon
ladng Invent iyatod by the Marion coun
ty grand jury during the month of
April, Ittttt, were to roporU-U lo the
Hlalo laud Umnl.
Parent and Teacher Orcaniza.
The liallea The Teachera' and l'al-
rona l-.iltH-nl loiml nnHoeiiuion, organ
Ireil March 8, now baa 125 piilrona, aa
the result of circular loiter aont out
by the city iiHiintonilent to aia-oitain
the sentiment of the Hople relative to
rliiKil and lumio co-o'ration. Tlie
hirt't of the aaata-iation l to oncouraite
ii iKitlor whiKil Hiiirit. In The Dalle; to
bring the ixueiit and teai-lior cloeer
uigetbor in a Bivial way ; to ditvus,
frooly and fully, all matter pertaining
to Hc'biHil life, and to recommend biicIi
ii'fornif in Hie whiaila ol The lalle a
hIII meet the reiiulreiiuinta of the pres
ent and provide for the future.
Terminal Rate for Baker.
linker Citv With a fifcw iefuVnR
up a light lor leriinnnr rate rrriniKer
City, the Merchant Biaulatlon liai
iipiioinled a eoiiiiuiltiHi to plan the Tif1
uanixation nf a local ahipping bureau.
Ihe coiiimittee la meeting with marked
nucceaa, and the nureiiu win ne ouiiio-
Imbed within a Hhort tinio. This bu
I
.moment of ,
reau will be under the ma
n rale export, who will com
comiilniul umiiiiHt tlio railroad and
put them Into Hluipo l Biioinii ui me
tute railroad cinnmiaaion. I
Work for Condenied Milk Plant.
Mc.Minnvllle The citixen of Me-
Minnvtlle are very jubilant over the re-
KiiltH of the iiiiih ineoling held Monday
.. . a
evening hi IiiIK over pinna uir a con
'"I
dunned milk factory, with A. J Kent
lug, manager of the Coo Hay Condens
ing company. Tlie plan l to organise
a ahek company with a paid-up capital
uf 85,Hll. Tlio Coo Hay company
will tnko nn a la i go amount of the
tivk and will manage the plant In con
nection with Its other plant.
Aroulng lnteret In Hortlcnltura.
Oregon City Professor K. K. Lake,
nf the forestry and botanical deimrt-
meni nf the Oregon Agricultural college
..in Unu ,.,,.i w k". Nnu-t.li. ntoai-i
(Unit of the stnto board of horticulture,
will be among the speakoi at the next
meeting of the Cluekanms County Hor
ticultural society, which will be held
in this city Saturday, April 13.
O N Q. Company Discharged.
l,n Griindo Coinriuiy L, Third rogl-
meni, O. N. G., lixmled in tlii city,
Im beoti discharged by order of the
governor, on the grounds of Inefficiency.
National tlunid ollloiiil from Portland
are here today checking the property
book. Ordnoy Rogers I captain.
PROBE FOR LAND FRAU08.
Another Federal Grand Jury (Bepinf
fe 8aaalona ia AnpfcW j ' ,,. '!
at,lH'f-WJlT. tVvWj another
Wt'0'&ini"M to grind
i-Koii laiid frauda. The jury, will
Imi Kiiimiioiied noon and the old aa well
aa thn new eaaea that have tieen iuvea
Uatal ,y iib1 hroiiKliTljiJ IJnlted
LliidiMtraniairiiriiM mJi ami hv
i.,iiaiini-i, iMKi-uirr Wll.ll llm olfl
that have buen workid up by Edward
W. Duon. inJhltrtie of the f Denial
II Im laid : before
i
When Fraiaii J. Heney left Portland
to Uar the lid off of graft in San Frah
elaravhe left a. luimhtir.oi ffd fraud
oua, ebiili whicn iit already ih
thu. ia.i)iUi ijf.tho.tJnitiflfJituli attoi--,
atV 5f JfijiiaJlttMo lm aiWition of
U'lDliTI- J'VW " Uifjginure the
ilTof 1rtvHtfgir1iigiiew'AWof ftaud
baa been going on and when the- jnry
aion.
Among the raaoa of al loved fraud that
witHybronght tH'lllfBTTgntion of tli
Ijnry artlioHeaait to have If -en diaoov-
oiixj in ami Offiin'i vemneion. - jwinii
lint willil.jtlcKl ofhiitt tIiat!iumor
Wy lnviiie f 'uijiiiwr of Iproinment
ily Jjdk-wl(v.i)( bill in at-vera
til in i
I 1
other vlitetK . f
k ' i " V
Remodel- Fatr-Graunda.
' ralem-i-Tweiity piinoneiii from the
statu iwnilentiary -hava lieiii dttailed
uader Uuarda Kltner White knd ', Frank
lit'liaou, U vomment-e work oh the' fair
KfiW.I Xn the old buililirku that are
wmmwB'TrT1TTTilfFaown and repine
fJ4t' lliiklMTn atriM-ture. KtK-h lumlwr
tw (a ii be ntilized will be sated, ' but : a
grin-nil plan of reconstruct U4i will .lie
i-urril yut, aad jt ia tke,purj)Miee of the
liaaA-d 6 get the'bailtlniga aijil giouDii
ia the beat condition tliey have ever
I...,, . 5 i "
, . i Snqw in Klamath County.
klainath Kaj UsStvy inow the
pant wooirTiave made the rkida in thi
aectlofi klinoct impiiHtiable, especially in
tktrmoiuttuin. The mow ii going off
Ti'Ty rapidly and the atreamk through
out the- country are carry: DJ large vol
umea ot pater.- Uowarw, no material
daiiiageria-beti "done." All outdoor
wrrlr-wtiniTirled'"'drrfiiig the pa:t
everywhere except on the interior of
the tunnel.
Willamette Rally Off Till June.
Willamette University, Salem An
nomicemniit i made that tlie big rally
in connection with the new building
and it unknown donor, which had
been evhedulcd for April 3, hia been
poatH)ncd until next June. The meet
ing, which wa for the purpose of mak
ing announcement, boosting the en
dowment fund, and formulating plan,
cannot 1 held, a all the plan contem
plated will not be completed by that
time.
Ned Smith for Sheep Intpector.
Salem A committee consisting of a
ihiiiiIht of Ilenton county sheepmen
waited on Conimlraioner Steuloff and
a.ikcd him to appoint Ned Smith, of
Corvallia, aa one of Ihe district inspect
or rf ahoo'., there being thiee to ap
point. Mi. Steuslofi ha taken Mr.
mith application under advisement,
and will probably give him the poait.cn.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wlieat Club, 73c;
blueatem,
75c:
valley, 70e; reil, 71c.
(hits No. I white,
2930; gray,
2S(j62!.
Hurley Feeii, $22.60 per Ion; brew
ing, 12X; Mlletl, .'3.0Ua21.0U
live $1 .45(i1.60 per cwt.
Corn Whole, $25 j cracked. $26 per
ton.
"
v",v Vallev tupojh, No, W(W
per tiwiS l:aatetAri.ih tntitti $17
l: ''VFv c,2$? 9i W
3U0JaMI"s r,
Ku Ui.-Jawy-traiuiay
S637,S;c
Ilutter Ri'Frsl'jtrade cream. 36c
per pound isfcc&wj'grude cream, 2c less
.r pound.
I j.Jllltt).Amije oM hellgi
loc per
spring,
frvira and broilers, 20(3 22 W ,c: old
, 20(g22
l.i.
nvistei, lOtJIUV; dreiwed chicken, 1
l tWlBc turkev '
Oi20c; gee6e, liW,
(il"c; turkev, live
drtMsed, choice, ISSiQf
8o; docks, 1018c.
Kgg Oregon ranch, 23c per doren.
Apples Common, 78cil.25 per
gfx; choice, 11.62.
Vegetables Turnip, 11.25 per
sm-a ; Carroll, fl)i .u jn-r rm, ucrwj,
$1.2'i1.60 ptrack; hotseradish, 7
fo per pound; cauliflower, $2.B0 per
doxen; celery, 4 ior crate; lettuce,
head, 35ca!4rH! per Uoien; -onion, 10(8
1 2 4c per doxen ; sprout, Do jier pound ;
mditdics, 30c nor doxen; asmragus, 12
(Slflo pe'r pound; rhubarb, 2.262.50
" , i '
ner liox
Onion Oregon,1.101.35 pet hun
dred. l.!nt.,AB r..mn llnrluanlia faiuiv
ii.60Cnl.75: No. 1 choice. Il.25fai.40.
'.,iiv.d.i iL'Aii,m,n,.n,i
n..ir.,M0.i hull. raain ,ar'rurle in close pursuit, from
unii. .... KfSfti.- mimtrv atoora.
0 7c,
M.uttiin Pressed, fancy, 1010.4'c
per pound; ordimuy, 89oj spring
lambs, 16(i$l(lo.
Pork Dressed, 69n per pound.
IIofM 8Ho per pound, according
to quality.
Wool Eastern Oregor. average best,
1318o per pound, according to shrink-
aire: vallov. 20(o2ac. according tonne-,
no; mohitir, choice, 2829c per
pound.
. WRECK IN CALIFORNIA,
At Laatt,, Twenty-Six Percon , Killbd
'arid i"undred Hurt. --
Colton.Tal., Maici. 29. One of the
titoat dlnaKtrcu "wreck . in the history
of the Boullmrn JPaciary railroad occur
red one and one-half, tnilea east of this
town abortly, ftfter 4 irelotk yeaterday
afternoon, when westbound Irjiin So- f)
troin,, KdWi X)rieana- for Han Francisco
ran into an 0)en switch, while going at
the rate of 40 mile an hour, and tin of
the "14 roaches were derailed with
frightful reuit. , 'Twenty-nix people
are known to have been killed and the
flnalHnt. will total mu-h higher than
ihl number. The injnrpd n.unber
about 100, Iiiany of whom are aeiioualy
injured and will die. ' .
,' Tiie Wtecked eoachea were burled in
every direction.' ' Pour of . them were
smaHhed Into, apliiiters. . Most of the
dead were Italians from New York and
5ew Orleans,, going to rian rFranueco.
They . occupied tlie moker ,inU day
coach.., , , " :
. Dul two Ameik-an ate known to
have been killed,, although several of
those among Ihe injured will undoubt
edly die within the next few- hour.1 '
"HV"sii 80 ll'onhlaWpiieitoiigefg, bnt
twoi; gimtained aeriou- .'Injflry.' The
three I'ullmatl coaches' and . the diner,
which were on Uie rear of the train,
did not leave the tra;k.' The ooeupsnU
of these caia were pracik-ally . un
harmed,' v- ' '"' ' ;
tt, Alvord, W. K. Davi and W!
(J. Uuseiimeyer, member of theewitch
Ing brew who are aceuac-d, of leaving Ihe
witch open and causing the wreck,
were taken into custody and held in
bail of il.WW by Coioner Van Wye. .
"' " TRY MEDIATION. -
Knapp and Nelll Will Attempt to Ad
' ' just Kiilroad Dispute.
Chicago, Marei 29. Government in
tervention will be tried in an effort to
avert the great railroad trike which
threatens to - paralyze the business of
the 'West.' In response to tlie appeal
oi the raj I toad managers, Chairman
Knapp of the Interstate Commere com-nilHi-iuu,
and Cornmisaionei of Labor
Neill will arrive in . Chicago Saturday
morning ' and offer mediation in the
controversy.' Falling; to adjust - the
matter ju a conciliatory manner, they
will ' endeavor to bring about arbitra
tion under the provision of the Krd-
mann law.'
The labor chiefs will await the ai-
rival of the goverumeat'OtluUuls tie for j
ordering a strike. ,11 the good offices
of Mr. Knapp and Mr. Neill result in
ployee than have yet been off re4, the
strike may be averted. The employe,
however, say they will not accept -arbi
tration and today again declared .their
position that nothing short of greater
concession from the railroads will pre
vent them from walking out. i - ,
President Koosevelt ha been follow
ing closely the developments in Uie sit
uation here and Messrs. Knapp and
Neill wili undertake the delicate -wcrk
imposed on them by law with full con
sciousness that the president ; is ex
treme!) solicitous that all difference
be settled by arbitration. . j; ..
The general manager said that no
attempt would be made to operate
tiains if the employes struck. ,
NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER RATES
Northern Road Deny Pretent Inten
tion, but Are Inveitigating.,
St Paul, Minn., March 29. An
official statement was made by traffic
men of the Northern Pacifie and . Gieat
Northern railroad today that it ; Is hot
contemplated to make any immediate
change in lumber rates from Pnget
sound to St. Paul and Missouri 'river
cities, a the lumbermen have advised
the Interstate Commeice commission in
Washington. A joint statement was
made by the linos as follow: .. , , .
"We have not considered an increase
in Pacific Coast Missouii-River lumber
lates, except as they may have been in-
jvolveJ in ,iis.,1S8ions covering the gen
giital rulAa ami iVMf nf Sfrti,f. No. im
'o - viuit chaiiBO ate contenuilated.!'
-yvhile the statement gives generally
the situation, it is asserted the line are
Ulcaiely investigath
ing conditions govern
ing the transportation of lumber, which
have changed considerably since the in
dustry on the coast started.
Burning Ga Terrifies Farmer.
Sapulpa, -I. T., Mtmh 20. The gne
well two mile oust of here that caught
fire Saturday is still burning fiercely.
Aftr 14 (ln-vs of work the wt11
XJrtt1i
was
ga
found another way out through the
crevices and for half a mile it spread
open the earth. At one place a hole
three feet wide and 20 feet long was
torn. Then the gns caught fire and
ha been burning ever since. At one
place a sheet of flume 20 feet long and
15 feet high is blaxing. Ton of rork
and shale were thrown from the crocks,
Outlaw Band Driven Off.
Dnrango, Mexico, March 29. In a
desperate fight between ruralee and a
band of outlaws under Gtimersindo Or-
lega, In the San Juan Del Iiio moun
tains, Ortega, who was considered One
of the most dangerous bandits jn North
western Mexico, and his band weie
idnvtninto the mountains witb-the
this
band
district in which Ortega and his
IIIDVQ VrlClll,g uuuiriuxD .tva
have been received of murder.
Faculty Rebuke Magoon.
Havana, March 29. The director of
Havana univert ity held a meeting: to
day and entered a protest against , the
recent action of Governor Magoon ,, in
licensing two American doctor to prac
tice in Havana without first passing an
examination in the Unlveristy of 11a
I vaua, as required by law.
'Ml ; j. ui I I ..
Has Desperate Scheme to Prey 6
Franchise Revocation.
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'.: 1,-, -.-.Vi ' '. ' '!) A 7 i H'.''l
TRIES TO BUY OFF SUPEfiVISORS
vii fJi.,- ii '.:.! ,.,. vi vn v ; -..','
j.!-.-;., .ii ,!'.,' i;. ! - w j wijJ-j;
Have Enough' Retign to Makt Hia
Vajto Effective Sweepini; R",
forms Art instituted, , !
San Francisco, March 30. Mayor
Schmitz has ojiened.liegotiiaiions with
certain members (if the boodung' board
of supervisor in tlie liope of eonaum
mating a bold ermp'."'The pl'ah' bf tlie
mayor rs to purchase the resignation of,
enough members of the bosrif toniake
bis veto power sufficient to prevent the
revocation of the franchise of it he big
colouration which obtained tbeir'per
mita. through the illegal use of aioney.'
It requires 14 members of the boardi
to override the mayor's veto. ' If he Can
secure the resignation of five on t of ; the
18 he will be able to Check 'by Ida veto
any of their reform meamir'e adopted,
under the swwh of r7 J. lleney's b'g
stick.. It is a ilesperate game,., doomed
to failure almoKt at the outaet- i ,'''''
, The Vre'lMme4'Vboardofauprvtors',
ai:ting under , the direction of ,the dis
trict attorney' office, ' gave another
startling exhibition today of a desire
to be good, hen ii made pliins for the.
abolition !of a swre of OTnatnential on
eial. ; Jamee- Devoto. attorney for, the
Isiard of poblie woiks at U alary of
$250 per month, will I be decapitated.
Other . vihciuls, who. undur tbfl Ruef
regine have done nothing but draw sal
aries, will be dropped. .In the icoarse
of the next few week reform wijl have
been instituted which will save, the
city 1100,000 a year.'
j"1
FAMINE WOULD RciULT.l
Railroad Mjld Out Gloomy Prospect
,; If Strika is Called. j i
Chicago, Marcli 30. Famine in ot-i
lies of food, coa,l and manufacturing
iiiaterialafor Chicago arid many; other
c i t ieeTKrougri bu t The i en t i re West waa
predicted todejr, If the impending rail
way strike became a reality. Railroads
of the entiie Wet will be! allowed, to
remain completely 'paralvxed' In case
tlie strike of train men and- oonduclore
on 43 tralliu systems is ordered- j This
course ha been practically . depidkd' on
by the general luaoager oj.the ajtetna-.
A meeting of the managers was) beid
(oday arid the hnpractlcabintyiif jfilling
the places of 45,000 men who are plkT
ing of a -walkout was! 'disctwsedi ,;.vo
Move has been made to hire men tc run,
traina; In fact, no prepuation is be
ing made by the railway managere' '
"If these men strike it would. ie al
most, if not entirely, impossible toop
erate the' railroads," said 0,;i lfio"ial:
high in railroad circle.' "It is a i goa4
as certain that fTeighl' 'traffic" ',w: 11 be
entirely shut off. 1 fJohVlder' llWl at it
would inin, if Ctilcago1 were'toJi iso
lated for 24 hours. 1 What wouhl hap
pen jf tlie milk eupply wore ink' Tupt
mi or the immense importationa f per
isliable freight halted by a tie-up it the
roads.',' -, , . . . , i ; , -t
i'j :'. .-i;-.M'---'.i i.;iiain-n -ni::;-'."l
HILL MAY ISSUE NEW STC CK1
; ; i... 1 i ! ; 1. 1 .i ';
Minnesota Supreme Court Hold i Re
. atrictive Law Invalid.-v- t,
St. Paul,: March 0.uatli 'fetat ) ;SiU
preuie court today.) upheld 't hie l3Yeat
Northern. railroad in Us eontantio i that
it had tlie right to issue, (he $110 000.
000. of stock authorized, by the bo irdof
director? some inoullis ago,, and. vhicfa
was enjoined by '.Attorney Gi neral
Young, who claimed that the coripaiiy
should flatst come before the stati i tail
road aud ' warehouse ''commission ah3
submit to an examination to show the
necessity andt he purpose of the. Issue.
This contention of the state-was up
held by Judge Hal lam in the Ramsey
County District court,, who ordered an
injunctiiui to issue.. The Supremeicourt
tmlav reverse , that decision-
The
opinion ol the court" Vias 'tmanifaou
Chief Justice Start delivered the
PPI-
ion of the court. c- ' - ' ' ,:J '!
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: : Sailor Loot Steamer n
i!;:i-
Norfolk, ' Va.-, March 30.u-Onej
nun
Con
dred suilurs from .the battleshipi
necticut, wlula.oa the. way.: from
Wil'
luughby: to Fortress, Monroe pi the
paMsenger Htcainer Ocean , lew today,
without apparent, cause took forcible
charee ol the steamer and nut the
to rout. : The' "tailors 'broke Vlridows
and doors, ' drov'e the :cbok fi6m the
galley, ' pouted ' Out "all" ' provision
aboard, ': dumped ion . deck the fire in
the stoves, turned steam on, the fire
extinguishers and :diii other i.daniaj 's.
Thai i name are not known.. j ''
'' ' Suspected of Wrecklng "Trtn. 1 -
Pittsburg, March! 30 i Several Ital
ians, who live hear the ' Tine',"of the
Pennaylvanift' railroad between' Stewart
and Wtlmerdlng, are said to ""b1 under
suspicion of knowing something about
the two recent ' wrecks -'of fast train
near, those pointav r. Ai . numlier of for
siunora who wcrkediuriOB. the - railnifld
'a section hands were discharged, few
weeks, ego.. ;,It, i8.,.reppJted. Uiat they
showed much anger when . told o their
dismiatalaaid that threats were!' made.
-,,'t 'i!t Jr-.iT- ; "Ti .1 i
, j , Tobacco Buld'nga Bvrn.r: yii ii
., panyille,, .Vi, iMaich SO. A diaas-
trou fire broke out:; in, .South., JBoeton,
! Va.fc 32 miles, northeast of.here, late
this afternoon,. anfpreaiji'ng Ijapidjy,
' destroyed tlie tobacco "bulUingai taiia
I ing a loss of $900,000.
JureJn Hermanri Case Prop Asleep
In Court Hours.
Washfrigton,' March 27: that Inter
est in 'the trial of Blnger Hermann is '
Tagging wii strikingly illustrated today,
when oue cf Uie jdrore ' fell asleep In
the midst of the testimony of Harry C.
Robertson, formerly ' private secretary
to Senator' Mlfchell;1 ' The ' testimony
produced thi week ha not been start
ling, in fact It cover ground 'already
gone over by other Vit h6S, . (t being
the intention of Diatrict Attorney Baker
by preponderance of evidence to con-Tinew-the-rory
that' HernHiB':Jbad an
importaot raotive jn destroying his to
called private letter books. The testi
mony, however, ia largely technical and
uninteresting.- ' ' ! binoii,
'' Mti Robertson' testtinony today cor
ered the seine ground a hi 'testimony
in Portland. ' He showed the rlote rela
tions f ttxvt ' lezisted; among -Hermann,
Mitchell, Mays and Puter, . testified as
to their correspondence, regarding land
matters, since proven .fraudulent, and
to that .extent materially, aided the
prosecution. ' ',' '
'Had Mil Robertson '" been ' permitted
to' tell ekteriBively of falsi relation with
Hermann 'm l8(6-07, when the latter
was first in oongressrhe eouhj have ma
terially offset some etatemeata of those
who appeared , a character witnesses
f.n th (hVendant, Before, court. opened
Mr, Robertson talked freely with Dis
trict Attorney Baker about his relations
with' ' Hermann; while 'serving him as
private secretary and' an attempt was
rards to bribg toot these facts', 'but ob
jection was made by counsel for the de
fenee, inaemueb w they- bad -no direct
bearing ton, the lease . at bar,. and the
court sustained lb objection,! for that
.reason MrBijbertson', vtestimony waa
tobbed of .eor siderahle interest.,,
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INQUIRY IN OAKLAND.
I., le.vkil "J I ii in -v.,1.:",.
Telephone Companies Pursues) Sams
r i Tactic in That City, i
'San Francisco, March 27 The grand
jury' Ifayeeligation' took' a. 'leap today
across the bay and landed in Oakland.
It was shown during the examination
of. witnesses that .the , Home. Telephone
company and tba. Paf ic States Tele
phone company had been, engaged in a
battle over a - franchise similar, to the
welfare here which resulted to "whole
sale bribery it It developed thati Hahvy
was in Oakland and that Detwiiler iti
there al9i 1 These are, the es accustd
of bribing the Saa frvneiaco officials.
' Aside" from this' revelation, 'the in
quiry failed to'ieveat' "anything; of a
sensations f hatWre: ' At the "endof the
session Distile Attorney- lirrgrron raid
the day had been Spent in 'filHig in."
Testimony FM given i which, serve to
supply some oi. tbe mieaiog links, In the
general ,recit,Qf brberys ,.i
( The grand jiuy will sjn.. begin to re
veal the patj played by Mayor Schrn ta
in the boodle tansaeliona. Thepiaytr,
11 U estimated,' Veceived close ,to '75e,
000 a the result of his operattons.
C A LL1 ELECT (ON? '' tH' PH ILIPPINES
If Peace Is Cetrtplete,w1reidant Will
- il Washington March'-' IWTk Phil
ilmlWe'CommlBibiihas ' Instructed
to cable to firW President Jiooeevelt
by i tomorrow - whether' s eoridttion of
generil.T sgidj',; complete;' jeace with re
cognition uf the authority cf the tnited
8 tales, -' 'tuts' !cortt rrf ued i ri h H that por
tion of the ! arcbipeiagb .' jjpt'j inhabited
by Morue or other unon-ChristisA tribes
for the past two years. : Jf -the answer
is in the affirmative, the president will
direct the commission to call a general
election on Jnly 80; ;next :for the choice
Of delegates tc'.the flrst popular ; Saaem
bly of the people bf the Pbiirppine.
, , The proposed .assembly consisting of
the two houses, the u?per composed of
the Philippine commission , and the
lower' '.of the , delegates, to be elected,
will take over nil the legislative "power
now esereisetl by ther Philippine com
mies ion : alone, -' Under an act of con
gress none of the members, of the non
Curistian tribes can participate in the
flejitionst., jii!i;.4i!-.t -dt !;i' l"i:vj
:i-o'( f'.,: ii: A 1.. .'.- ...J v:J ;' Lie
t Famine Makes Cannibals.
" Shanghaij .March , 27- The famine
aitii-lcpn ChinpaAhava. hcen. nmcticinflr
'cannibalism in localities where the dis
tress is nioft aeuter The spread .of fe
ver continues ahd the heavy ' ruirs are
increasing thef general ltilsery; ! 8pas
modio rioting ha occurred, but the out
breaks have not i been serious.'' The
famine relief organisation is , taxed to
the utmost, .n supervising tbe;diBtri
buting pf relief and . in ,, managing the
relief; work." Large orders for ..grain
have leen placed in America,' Australia
and Manchuria. .' : ' ."' . '
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'1 - Glass Refuse to f alk.';;
San Francisco, March 27. Louis
Glas, vice ' president - Of the Pacific
States Telephone A Telegraph company,
first of the big fellow to be indicted,
wa at , hi, desk, in the telephone com
pany's building . , at ..1Q o'clock: this
morning " Re refused to , make ny
statement ' regarding the " indictment
which charges him wijh aiilhorixing
the payment by Harsey;" also1' indicted, '
of (he SO,000 that was split Op w 1
the enpervieorsi: ' ' i ; !a :
.-tail ''.T-iU'lFt .Jl'l !'!!!! .' L!Lt-tdtt
v, Honduras Rtke Trujilloi
;: New Oilensy March ; 27.-f-A private
telegram reoeiyed.bere today aaidt that
Ijie Hond,urin had recaptnred tb? Prt
bean pbrt of ilondura taken by Nlca-ragua.