W A S H IN G T O N .
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F R E IG H T H A N D L E R S IN C H IC A G O
Washington, July 8.— The indica
Washington, July 5.— The
FOR M O R E PAY.
tions are that by next tpring the secre
congress which haa juat closed
ta ry - of the interior w ill, through the
plished much for the Pacific North
geological survey, begin the construc
tion of the first irrigation system to be Ovar Nias Thom aad Mae Quit Wart Upea Roth Oregon and Washington have
Lieutenant
boilt under the recently enacted law.
Order ol Executive C eam ittes af Freight fared well at the hands of the first aee-
Where the start w ill be made has
Aguinaldo’*
custodian,
Ia
Federati«« ef sion of the Fifty -seventh congress.
yet been determined, but io ell
fact at no other congress have these
s
(
Strike
aad
WHI
N
at
probability it w ill be a project of mod
oral Chaffea. I t was the first meeting
states fared so well oa at thia seeaion,
est proportions, coating $600,000 to
although large appropriations
$1,000,000, end one of which the
of the Filipino insurrection.
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Chicago,
July
9
.—
Hopes
of
a
speedy
Lieutenant W illiam L. McKinley, of
trade by former sessions for river
in the
A record apple crop ia i
‘
Ri ’ 2 “f
I ~tt»«n>ent of the strike of thb Freight harbor improvements. For rivers and
the Ninth cavalry, acted aa interpreter. Hood river coentry.
Mona, with a ’ view of selecting those
Againaldo waa told that he waa free
« ro p m .
Salt Lakh, Denver.
Ch tea*o
The|Ashland Iron Works ia the name sites which give the promise of eucoeea, Handlers’ Union, which was declared harbors, Oregon, including the Colum
Ft. Worih.Omeha,
Farti sud
to go anywhere be pleased and General
bia river, gets about $2,589,000, and
Kaaeae C ity. « .
yesterday,
are
entertained
by
officials
Spacial
of
a
new
company
juat
organised
a
t
iiich earliest returns may
Chaffee asked him if be bad any com
Loul»4.-hlca<a aad
S-.tea. ra
Washington over $961,000.
The I n
via
be had.- H e believes in getting beck of the union and members of the state dian b ill carried the necessary amount
plaint to make of American discourtesy Ashland with $20,000 capital.
H satinet
board
of
arbitration.
The
officials
of
or barsbi
Timber values in the Nehalem coun into the irrigation fund aa rapidly aa the union, at a conference laat night, for continuing schools and agencies in
S ta n tia
W alla W alla l« » le -
»M am
Aguinaldo replied that ho had no try are advancing rapidly. Claims are possible a ll money that js to be expend« told Chairman-Job, of the board of ar beth states, while minor appropriations
IDn.Spokaiie.Mla-
Kxpreaa
ed in constructing reaervoirs and can-
oomplaiut to make.
He told now selling for three times as much
were made in the sundry civil b ill.
»•apella. St. Paul,
*:5S p .ra
bitration,
they
were
w
illing
to
ala.
D ulu th . Mllwan-
vla
General Chaffee that he waa going to one year ago.
The Portland postofflee is assured of
Idaho, which
I t is very apparent that neither the permit employee of the different com $200,000 and $10,000 allowed w ill put M unti ug tea. ke e,C tiica< oaiiui
visit friends at his home in Cavite V i-
The Interocean Mining Company, of M ilk river project in Montana, nor the panies to meet officials ol the same to
richest yet
ejo, in Cavite province, and inquired
Baker C ity, has filed articles of incor- G ila river or Truckee canyon projects discuss the wage scale, providiug a the finishing touches on the custom
st. r»Hi
T m a. m
Salt I-ake. Deaver.
No trace has been found of M errill what protection American authorities
F»«l Mall
P- Weiih.''' O m elie,
u« seamed
. , . , „ u , to
MJ be
U» poration with the secretary of state, in Ariaona ia to be among the first joint conference should be held at house.
one of the escaped Oregon ronvicta, sad would afford him.
He
Aside
from
appropriations,
Oregon
Jlaasaau
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which officials of the union would be .
. . .
_
afraid to venture out. Ornerei Chuffra 0 *P ‘to l, $1,000,000.
chosen, because of the enormous
Loui»,Chlcaaeau'
offleera are at a loo* as to whether
permitted to act aa advisers to the men. ^a« been exceedingly fortunate in local
tpakaMi
Moreover, the secretary The arbitration board is now working legislation,
replied that Aguinaldo would get the
When thè supreme court convened involved.
not Tracy*kllied him .
getting
an * Indian
war pen
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last Monday, Judge F. 8 . Moore sat wants to knoe more about these pro-
«_nl_ L A . win MUM 4 a tK e TTnttad aaaae protection pa any other citizen.
the matter in an effort to bring sion b ill; the Crater lake national
r u e lu r n in r r j u p i u o
is s u e r
men upon me cniei justice s oenen, judge ecto from the money standpoint before
park; authorisation of the sale of Uma
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
States and start on a tcer, delivering a
agked General Chaffee to prevent the Been becoming the junior judge.
orders their building. The twiner- about a conference between the railway tilla lands, and relief for 8bemian
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a v«l«*m i x i r
m a n a g e rs a n d c o m m itte e s r e p re s e n tin g
FBOM F O IT L A S D .
reporta that these systems w ill oost
As the railroad officials county settlers, aside from a number of
very dearly in proportion to the amount the men.
private penaioaa.
the
holding
of
the
fourth
biennial
fruit
have
offered
thia
step
from
the
begin
A large body of Moroe of Mindanao that be bad no authority to grant thia
of land reclaimed has somewhat alarmed
a ll »a llin * date»
«.-s* p. m
Members of the Washington delega »asp.aa.
subject Io ehauge
ialand planned an ambuscade
for request and adviaed Aguinaldo to make fair at Hood River. The date of the him , and resulted in hia deciding to ning of the controversy, there is little
tion are highly gratified over the liberal
fair w ill probably be aet for the second
doubt
the
strike
cAn
be
settled
satis
American aeldieaa, bat the latter
a social call on Acting C ivil Governor
make haste slowly.
This course,
Far «aa F r s n c lir o -
treatment accorded their «tote. Wash
week in October.
hal) every t days
warned in tim e and dispersed the Wright.
moreover, w recommended bv m a n y factorily to both tides if the conference ington, in eddition to $1,100,000 for
Tbia Aguinaldo said he
rebel*.
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There is a movement on foot at Beker Weetem senators and representatives ia arranged.
would do, but that he would go at
the
Puget
sound
navy
yard
gets
several
Lack of unanimity already perme
night, aa he was tim id about appearing C ity to organise some kind at a society before they left for home.
Veneanelan government troops,
ates the strike. The Chicago Federa lighthouses, $17,000 reimbursement for
or
corporation,
the
purpose
of
which
on
the
streets
in
daylight."
In
deciding
to
begin
with
small
pro
DaUy
« M p .m
Preaident Oartro’a brother,' were de
state expenditures, public buildings at
The release of the ex-leader has »*• w ill be to collect and publish facts re jects the department has made it possi tion of Labor was ignored when the
Rx.Hnnday
Ra. Sunday
feated by the rebela with heavy loaa
order waa issued for the men to quit Spokane and Tacoma, and a bridge
* :!» » . m.
newed
speculation
aa
to
possible
ven
garding
the
mining
industry
of
Eastern
ble
to
undertake
the
building
of
a
num
Saturday. To a tto ria and Way
Many of the aoldiera deserted" to the
across the Columbia at Vancouver.
geance upon him by friends of Luna Oregon. This i« •brought about by the ber of systems simultaneously, and to work, and its executive officials are
W:IM p. m
L a n d In *a
ranks of the insurgenta.
somewhat
offended
and
are
inclined
to
and his other enemies.
Luna was a tact that minea of other states are forg distribute the work into aeveral states,
C
H
IN
A
R
E
FU
S
E
S
T
O
FAY.
let
the
freight
handlers
fight
oat
their
Preaident Caatro haa gone to the Filipino leader whom Aguinaldo caused ing ahead, while the mining industry
at the time field operations are oom-
*:tt a m
4 :» p m
front with the Veneanelan troopa.
Mon., Wed. W ater p c n n ltllu f.
to ba killed In 1899
Ka.Sunday
in this state ia seldom heard of outoide menced there w ill be an available sum battle in their own way. Tliere are
a u d lM r
vreeou C ity, Me»-
12,000
freight
handlers
in
and
about
Another
Wrangle
Over*
the
Settlement
ef
the
ito boundary lines.
of $6,000,000 to $8,000,000 for currying
Preeident M itchell ia confident that
ber*. Salem, Inde
the various height houses of the 24
War IndcmnMy.
p e n d e n « , Cotval-
on the work.
-
L E W IS A N D X L A R K E FAIR.
thecoal niinei-H will win I h e ir « trik e .
' A $10 gold piece issued by the San
»I«
end Wey la u d -
railroads centering in Chicago. Of
Pekin, July 5.— The Taotaiof Shang
Francisco m int in 1862 Jia* been found
this
number,
more
than
9,000
are
now
H a lf a m illion were fed on the
P AC KING H O U 8 E FIRE.
oa Location of Site U rg u Selection 12 miles south of Corvallia.
There is
involved in the strike. Some of the hai has notified the banker’s commis
aion of King Edward’s dinner to the
T.(O a.m . , WUIe*M«e end rem-
» :» p. m.
of C ity Perk.
no
likeness
of
the
goddess
of
liberty
on
bill H lm ».
Mon.. Wad.
men who quit work did so under pro sion that China refuses to pay the July Tue«., Thnr.
poor of London.
W ater perm itting.
and r n .
Italf M illlo a Dollar»’ Worth of Property D«-
the
coin.
On«
side,
save
a
band
across
test. Notably was thia the case in the installment of the indemnity except at
Portland, July 9.— The first definite
Ore»on
I t ; has been apparently confirmed
»troyed In Chicaeo Stockyard».
the middle, is'eheckered with delicate
ireight house of the Lake Shore A
stop
towards
selection
of
an
exposition
the rate of exchange prevailing A pril,
that And^ee did not perish, bnt waa
The men there
site for the Lewis and Clarke célébra lines that form squares by crossing each
Chicago, July 8.— By a fire which Michigan Central.
murdered by Eskimos.
other
like
the
wires
of
a
sieve.
On
the
tion in 1906 waa taken yesterday morn-
broke out in their plant at the stock employed were receiving all the con 1901. The foreign ministers consider
Lv. Le »latoa
Eleven men were b u t , th re e o f th e m lng. when the report of the subcommit band are these words: “ United States ards Swift A Co, suffered a loss which aideration they had asked. They ____ that the Taotsi’s declaration is the re I.v. Riparta
4:«6*. » .
fatally, by the overturning of a wagon tee to which the matter had been re Assay Office of Gold, San Francisco,
estimated by th^ officials of the com forced to strike, however, by the order sult of the announcement of the United r>«ily ric e p t Riparla to LSWtston Dally except
Monday.
Monday.
* t Florence, Colorado.
ferred waa presented to the executive California, 1862.'* On the other side pany a t $500,000. The fire was con of the executive committee of their States minister^ M r. .Conger, to the
there is the figure of an eagle. An old fined to one building standing at the union. Before going out the men in
committee
of
the
Lewi*
and
Clark
cor
Wind and rain destroyed thousands
o v e r la n d road uaed to pass the spot intbrsecton of Packers avenue "and formed the railway officials of the situ Chinese, that the United States sus
“a t dollar* woith of property la the poration. Its report dieeuased briefly whore the coin was found.
A . L . C R A IQ ,
the
scope
of
the
Lewi*
and
Clai
k
ex
Broadway.
Thia structure was four ation, and said they would seek an im tains China’s contention and ia willing
western part of Now York.
Menerai Faaeenfer agaut. Portland. Or.
position and its probable needs. It
The receipts of the state land office stories high, f a i lt of brick, and was mediate return order from the authori to accept payment on the basis men
China haa appealed to the United considered only two of the sites that for June were $36,240.84.
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tioned. But the ministers are confi V. a. B C H IIX IM d . C ity Ticket Axent.
300 feet square.
The first floor was ties that had ordered them out.
T h ird and to aahlncioo Street».
Statoa to use ita food pfitoee to
occupied bjrthb wholesale meat market
J h e sudden suspension of customary dent that China w ill accept the decision
have been mentioned in connection
According to the city superintendent
the allied power* who rtfil retain
with the fair— the Hawthorne tract and
of the company, the second by the operations bv the freight handlers oc of the majority of the ministers when
aoldiera ia Tien Tain to evacuate that the city park—and its conclusions were of schools, Portland haa a population shipping department^ and the third casioned considerable trouble m and sh^ is convinced that the United States
place.
in favor of the city park,
There was of a trifle over 98,000.
ourth by the general offices of the about the various railroad warehouses is her only supporter. . Some of the
and stations, but the inconvenience and ministers insist that the policy of the
■aion
of
the
report
before a
The run>ol fish on the Colombia has company.
The latter are aaid to ba’
Tracy, after aeveral running.Aghta
with the offleera in the vicinity Wf Seat vote on its adoption waa taken.. W ith ahown. another im provem ent and the been the Jargeat snlfele offices in the delay were but a drop In the. backet to*, United States ia uurcasouable and in
the report proportion of large ti-h is also increas United States, more than 800 employee what w ill happen ii the strike shall direct opposition to the terms of the
tle, ia which three mea were killed and the nuderatanding that
not be settled soon.
working in a «ingle room.
protocol.
They assert • that Prince
one aerioualy woonded, baa eluded bis ahould go formally before the board of ing.
To add to the present difficulties of Ching, head of the foreign office, and
The .cause of the fire is not known,
pursuers and ia new heading toward directors, where there would be fall
The first labor trouble in years in
railroads, the Teamsters’ and other Chinese officials, before learning
opportunity for ito consideration, the
Whatcom.
Astoria was caused by- the plumbers but it was discovered near the engine
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ruckmen’a Union threatena to join in that China - had the support of the
mittae’e report waa, formally
room. I t spread so rapidly through
Minnesota Rapubl icons have reaoear adapted by the executive committee. going on' strike (dr an increaae of 60
I f this shall United Statoa in the matter, admitted
the building that it was found impassi a sympathetic strike.
cento per day in wages
in a te d V a n S a n t fo r governor.
I t now stands in the executive commit
b le to save anything in the structure. occur, it w ill affect a ll incoming and that their arguments ware rather a plaa
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Fiah. Warden Van Dusen 1 mm made a The first arrivals of the fire department outgoing freight of every kind. Every lor mercy thau a demand for jnstiee.
tee, and ia expected to be reported to
Ltaves P o r tlu d *:»o a. m., 7 p. m.
Seventy bills end resolutions
.
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the hoard at ita regular monthly meet' tr ip to the Coquille river, where he were unable to check the fire, and re railroad in Chicago today accepted all
Great Britain proposes to permit sil Arrivee
pa mad the last day ia the house.
Aahlsbd 1 2 :» « . m ., i l : » a. m.
W hile it was con ver payment of the indemnity until
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* w ill establish a hatchery thia fall on peated calls were sent in for aasistance, freight offered.
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Sacremento i p. *»., I : » *. m.
S h o p m e n at the Northwestern and
u 8»n Frabclsool:«» ». m .. S:15 a. m.
th e south fork of tlieSlver.
tint a ll the engines were not able to fessed by several railroad officials that 1910, on account of China’s great loss
Burlington A Ohio are on strike.
« Ogden » : « a. m .. I l :45 e. m.
freight
waa
not
beinguimved
as
expe
owing
to
the
deprecatioifi
of
the
price
of
FIE R C E C H IC A G O FIR E.
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• Ibm ver Sa. a . , * « , m.
prevent
the
entire
destruction
of
the
A jretition is being circulated asking
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The cabinet has begun the considera Caemd Laisw Amounting to $325, 600. Par the Southern Pacific to extend the serv btiilding. W ithin an hoar after the ditiously as heretofore, yet it waa «anl silver.
The ministers of the other
a C h lc e c n 7 ;4 » » .u ., *:SU «. m.
the larger pert of it was being handled powers regard the proposal as being
tion of the isthmian canal measure.
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Loe A litele» 1:2D p .m ., 7 «. m.
ice from Sheridan to Portland via Cor fire waa discovered the bnilding was.
Maliy Cevered by laaeraaca.
- RI FeanSp. m.,Sp.m?
The various freignthonsea and further complication, andaabeingequi-
ruined, although the fire continued to well.
nelius so as to include Sundays.
The Columbia river salmon pack
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Fort Worth S-JS e. m.. «:*0 p. a .
Chicago, July 9.— Fire -early today
yards, however, diepioeed a large ac valent to an admission of China’s con
bjase
for
a
long
time.
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C ity o| M extreS^A s. m ., • : » «. » ,
thia year w ill be the largest in year*.
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H on ato u»«. m , 4 a. m.
destroyed the building a t 306-09-11
Work is progressing rapidly on the
The burned building adjoins por cumulation of unmoved freight and cars tentions.
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New Orleea» «;l5 p . » . , * : » * . m.
Many nominations aent to the senate Wabash avene., causing losses aggregat re p a ir'o f the Madison street bridge at tions of the plants of Armour & Co., loaded with freight.
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W »»hlu*tna«:42». m ., 4 42«. m.
•• New York 12:4» p. r a , 12;4» p. ra
for confirmation were not acted upon. ing over $326,000. For a time the fire Portland. The structure w ill be open and Libby, McNeill A Libby, and fo ra
There was no trouble or disorder in
F A R M E R 8 ARE R U IN E D .
threatened widespread destruction, and for public travel in about two weeks.
or
about
any
of
the
freight
houses.
time
the
fire
department
had
a
hard
China refuses to pay the July indem
P al,m ea and Ttrarlet ear» on both train «
waa only through the utmost efforts
fight to keep these buildings from the Anticipating the possibilities of such a Damage by Rais aad Flood» la Ifliaete Will C bair care Sacramento lo Ogden e»d XI Faao,
n ity installment nt the present rate of it
As a result of the labor tioublee, all
that the flames were prevented .from
aad
tonrlet care to Cbica«», 8L Lout«, M e» Or-
atrike,
the
railroad
companies
had
flames. The wind was blowing strong
exchange. K . .:
lean» and W aelilnfton.
Amount to $1.900.000.
entering the department store of Siegel, sawmill owners in Portland have ad from the southwest, and at times the brought to Chicago a number of men
.Connecting el ben Frsncleoo w ith never»)
The cash value of reel estate of Chi Cooper A Co, fronting on State street vanced the price of rough lumber $1.60 flames were touching the sides of A r to takq. the places of the strikers.
St. Louis, July 3.— A low estimate line» lor H onolulu, Japan, China. Phlllnulnae.
cago a n d C o o ke c o u n ty is p la c e d a t f 1,- and separated from the burning build per thousand feet and $2 per thousand mour’s buildings, but the firemen man These men were intercepted by pickets of the damage wrought within a radius Central and South America.
lor
clear.
263,914,260.
ings by only a narrow alley.
Much
aged to confine the fire to the bnilding of the strikers, and most of them were of 160 miles of Alton, H I., by the re Me « . MflUfJVe A . A ./» «
among tha
induced to join the Freight Handlers’
in which it l/ad broken out.
The aession of congress just closed excitement was caused
cent storm of wind and rain ia $1,000,-
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Union.
appropriated $69,866,262 more than guests at the Auditorium hotel, directly
000. In the American Bottom farming
across
Wabash
avenue
from
the
burn
the tension of last year.
,
TO R N A D O IN IOW A.
Wheat — W alla
W alla,
66c;
ing buildings, and at the Auditorium
districts the farmers are ruined. Wood
T O DREDGE C O O S BAY.
An Italian striker at Wilkeabarre, annex. The guests were aroused from blneetem, 67®68e; valley, 66)4®67c.
river, a small and usually harmless
Barley — Feed, $22;
brewing, Severe Storm Accompanies by C loedburit Doe» Peopl* R<qet»t * Change ia PI m e f
P a., waa shot by a policeman. Thia ia their alumbers at 7 o’clock in the
Harbor
«tream,
overflowed its banks and the
Immente Damage to Property.
the first loaa of life since the greet morning, when the fire had gained such H23 per ton.
Work Non E xtension ol Jetty.
farmers in the vast expanse of bottom
headway
that
it
threatened
other
anthracite strike began.
Floor— Beat grades, $3.0603.60 PO'
Connell Bluffs, la .. July 8.— South
Washington,
J u ly ' 9. — Senator lands were forced to get into the upper
buildings in ' all directions. On the barrel; graham, $2.9303.20.
western Iowa waa visited this evening
Frequent riot* haggoccurred in South
Mitchell haa been advised by wire by stories of their homes to save their
Wabesh avenue side the flames belched
by
the
worst
storm
of
the
year.
In
Millstnffs — Bran, $16016 per ton;
Theii houses were flooded.
ont Into the avenue so fiercely that it
the commercial interests on Coos bav lives.
middlings, $21.60; shorts, $17.5001«; several towns it amounted to a tornado,
After spending a night fall of peril they
The ..Union Patciflc strike haa set was considered unsafe for trains on the chop, $16.
that
the
$60,000
appropriated
in
the
and fears are entertained that there
watched the day come in only to see
tled down to a stubborn contest.
elevated loop to pass, and for over two
has been loss of life. Damage to corn recent river and harbor bill for extend tbeir crops had been washed away.
XSecttve 12:01 A. M .. September », ISSQ l
Oats—
N
o.l
white,
$1.2001.25
¡gray
ing-the
jetty
at
the
bay
entrance
was
lours
all
traffic
on
the
loop
was
sus
and unharvested small grain baa been
Two Balt Lake bank employes have
$1.1601.20. '
The Reuter farm, near the banka of
pended.
not
sufficient
materially
to
advance
that
very greet.
In some places the rain
been arretted lor embeaslement.
Wood ri.e r, three miles from Alton,
Hay — Timothy, $12® 16; clover.
which followed
the
wind
storm work; and asking if the money could was damaged to the extent of $10,000,
-$7.60®10;
Oregon
wild
hay,
$6®6
per
The first aix months of thia year
not be used for, dredging a channel in
N O NEW S OF 8 T E A M E R 8 .
amounted
almost
to
a
cloudburst.
ton.
and when the waters subside the lorn
316,711 emigrant* landed at New York.
A t W hiting a dosen buildings are stead. He haa laid the matter before may be twi e this amount.
This ia
Potatoes — Beet Bnrbenka, 60e per
the
cbiet
of
engineers,
and
at
his
sug
md Jtannte Still Reported Adrift la
The feeurea of the new warships w ill
cental; ordinary,
40c per cental, reported destroyed, and one woman was gestion telegraphed Captain ^ n g fitt. only one instance.
badly
hurt.
th»
Northern
Ice
Field».
be strength of batteries and thickness
A t East Alton the Western Cartridge
growers prices;
sweets. $2.26@2.50
At Anthon 20 buildings were demol- asking him to take this request into C o m p a n y is flo od ed w it h a loss o f $5,-
of
Seattle, July 9.— No news of the per cental; new potatoes, 1 )^c.
consideration.
I
f
it
is
found
that
there
iaiied. by the tornado, and at this
0 0 0 o r m o re.
Butter— Creamery, 19®21)»c; dairy
A board of engineers ha* been named missing steamers Jeannie and Portland,
place it ia believed live* were lost. is authority for changing the prrject
16@18e; store, 16®16c.
The reports received from the l ’iasa
ia
the
report
made
by
the
"steamship
from that specified in the b ill, and
to inquire into Columbia and W illam
Communication by wire is cut off.
creek district say that the farmers
Eggs— 18®19c for Oregon.
Indiana, Captain E. V . Roberto, which
Captain
Langfitt
favor*
the
dredging,
ette river projects.
A t Rockwell City the damage done
1:M p
in their anxiety to get stock out of
Cheese— Full cream, twins, 12)4
arrived from Noma. The Indiana sailed
< :4 0 p .a
by the wind was less serious, but the the change will be authorised.
l:( 4 p a
S:12 p m
Four hundred clerks in the Chicago from the North on the evening of June ®13c;YoungAmerica, 13)4® 14M c; fao-
Senator Mitchell also urged expedi the valleys into tlte hills, neglected to
2:14 p.m
2:M p.m
rain
fell
in
blinding
sheets
for
an
boar,
save
any
of
their
shocked
wheat,
and
2:2J
p.m
K
la'd
yke
I
«
:
»
a
m
postoffice have had their salaries raised 26, two days later than the Senator. tory prices, 1® ljflc leaa.
2:40 p.m
and the whole country is under water. tion in carrying out the work on the lost a il. A ll the crops there are lost.
2:3» p in Su m m it 10:25 a.
2:3»
p.m
from $900 to $1,000 per year.
Purser McCuilom saya there ia a groat
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, $3.60® Crop« ware beaten into the groifnd and Columbia river. He was told that thia
2:»ft p.m Hay C Je 10:1» a _ 2:12 p.m
2 A* p ro M rbo’ld» 10:12 a.m 2:0S p.m
deal of uneasiness at Nome concerning 4.60; hens, $4.00®6.60 per doten,
work
woold
be
pressed
as
rapidly
as
are a total loss m many places.
3:00 p.tSi DeMoas 10:00 a.m 1:52 p.m
One man was killed and aeveral in the long overdue liners.
e f New Wanhlps.
ll ® ll » 4 c per pound; springs, 11®
possible; thetas soon aa the special
t:0* p ml Muro
»:!» ».m 1:40 p.m
jured and 40 houses wrecked aaa result
>:1S p ni EraklnVI S:M «.in
On June 26 the United States revenue 11 X c P«r pound, $2.00®4.60 per dos-
board’s report and their action is ap
Fire la El<vtt«d Railway Car.
Washington. July 6.— At Secretary tt:»0 a.m C44
p.ml 0 » V'y • :15 a. m 1:00 p.m
of a tornado in Wisconsin.
cutter Thetis was reported at Teller en; ducks, $2.50® 3.00 per dosen; tur
work w ill be begun.
.0» p.m Bourbon » :.« a.ra
Chicago, July 8.— A motorcar on the proved, actual
Moody’* suggestion, the cabinet adopt
--- . - .
_ -
4
:e p .m
Kent
40 a .m ..
The Prince of Wales and Queen C ity on her way beck into the Arctic in keys, live, 13® 14c, dressed, 16® 16c per Metropolitan elevated railroad caught
ed names for the six new ships of war
Socialist Riot» la Italy.
Alexandra reviewed the Indian troopa search o f: the Portland and Jeannie. pound; geese, $4.00®6.00 per dosen.
fire last night while pat-sing Augusta
Mntton— Groes, 2M ® 3 c per pound; street. There were 200 people on the
Ixindon, July 9.— A special diapetch autKoyiaed by the naval appropriation
who went to London to attend the She probably passed through the straits
H . MOB LC R,
I. i . H ARRIS,
the
27th.
The
Indiana
wae
at
8t.
dressed,
6c
per
pound.
reeeived
herefrom Rome says that So b ill. The four larger rhlps, two battle «B0. U «n. Maoa<«.-.
corooation.
train, and a panic ensued. Several of
Superintendent.
Michael on the 26th. There were then
Hog»—Gross, 6 H o ; dressed, 7 « 7 X e the passengers made efforts to jump cialist riot* occurred at" Orte, on the ships and two armored cruisers, will be
The gunboat Marietta
in that port the steamship Conemaugh, per pound.
from the moving train, but were pre right bank of the Tiber, during the named Louisiana, Connecticut, Tennes
ordered to Hayti to protect American of the same line, and steamer Elihn
Veal— 6t4® 7)4c per pound.
vented by the guards. In the scramble municipal elections held there yester see and Washington, but it is not set
Thom peon and several river boats; also
1
Beef—Grom, rows, 3 ® 3 M r; steers. that ensued when the prisoners en day. The polling place waa wrecked tled which states shall be chosen for
the steam whaler Rogliea, which arriv 3 X ® 4 )A c ; dressed, 7®Sc per pound.
The
deavored to get out of the way of the and Mveral policemen were stabbed th * battleship* and vice versa.
Senator Elkina, of West Virginia, ed the same day from Nome.
There
Hop»— 14®16 cents per pound.
flames, a number of persons were The police and m ilitary fired on the two gunboats provided lor in th * act
made a lengthy speech on .the annexa were no ocean vessels at Nome and only
Wool— V alley, 1 2 ) 4 ® 15 ¡Eastern Ore crushed, and two women are aaid to mob. Over 46 persona were wounded. w ill be named the Paducah and the
tion of Cuba.
one steam craft, the Sadie.
gon, 8 ® 1 4 )4c; mohair. 25®26c pound. have been aerioualy injured.
Troopa have been ordered to Orte Dubuque.
Texas cattle w ill be shipped to
Big Check Mtsteag,
DMOcult to Obtain Facte.
at
Crew* Drtvaa Freer Can.
New York ia to have the most mag
stock Boer farms; 660 heed have
Indianapolis, July 8.— Indiana offi nificent hotel in the world. I t w ill be
Willemstad, Curacao, July 6 .—Great
Vienna, July 9.— The Neue Erie
Pawtucket, R. I . , July 9 .—Two cars
■hipped from Pensaa-la.
cials are worrying as to the where
20 stories high and cost $10,000,000.
dispatch from difficulties are now experienced In ob
of the United Traction company were Prea.-e publishes a
New York university has oonfeired abouts of a check for $636,000, drawn
Bed by a mob of 100 men in Seyles- 8*lonica, European Turkey, saying that taining facts regarding tha real prrgreea
German experts, after two ymrs’
tha degree of master of letters upon by the United States For Indiana in
vilie tonight and the craws driven off. aince last Saturday 80 shocks of eerth- made by tlie Veneaueian revolutionkts
Mias Helen M ille r Gould.
payment of its war claim.
The check test cn lour men, declared borax in the
The
rioters cut the curtains to piecesIquttMkdsight of which were violent, and the crit cal position < f the govern
AMD
waa mailed in Washington twodayaago, human system retard* assimilation of
The American shipping syndicate ia
United
ra and I wet« experienced there.
A violent ment of President Castro
with knives, broke the windows
bnt up to thia time it ha« not been seen fats and albumen.
battered tlie Woodwork. Two cars were 1 shock caused damage to village* in the State« miniatei Bowen haa aent Secre
reported to have offered the Canard line
by the state offleera. The fact that the
I t ia reported that' Andrew Carnegie attacked in Central Falls, one at Lons- vicinity of Salonica. Other dispatches tary of Legation Rnsaall on board the
$66,600,000 for ito fleet.
checks to Illinois and several other gave hia second cousin, Miss H arriet
Viceory Lin Kan Y i insists la pay states in payment of similar claims U n d e r, of Pittsburg. $1,000,000 when dale and one in this city, despite the received here from Salonica aay that United State« cruiser, at l e Guysra,
shock destroyed 160 houses and with instruction* to ascertain and re
Only tre s M o n tln e a te l Lin«
ing the Chinese indemnity In silver have been received has increased the she became Mrs. J. C. Greenway re efforts of the police to give the employes
Fastens D irectly Tbrongk
protection.
Finally
the
running
of
car*
killed
"tone child at Gnveane, and that port the state of affairs both east and
the wishes of foreign nations.
anxiety of the Indiana officers.
cently.
west of that port.
was suspended.
two persons were killed a t Salonica.
@1 Í OREGON
U nion P acific
I
I
r
■
U S I AND
SOUTH
—vü-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Sbasta Route -
HH Si«
ir HNI
Î
y.
wiwwww—-
li t (M IK N U T R I.
N tin tU H K U .
Pani Haseltine 8tenley, ■ young
American,' rode a horse ep the stops o-
the A ltari palace, Rome, aad won erf
Over $ 1,000,000 in money was burned
In the Colonial beak, the tonly beak ia
84. Pietre? The total property loro in
the destroyed city is estimateti at $40,-
000,000.
of
Tlie foreign commerce bureau reports
af Kh-g.
London, Juiy 8 ^ -K in g Edward has that foreign imitations of American
London, July 9.— King Edward w ill
London, July 9 .— The Brussels eorre
signed the appointment of Lord Salis furniture ami goods are making serious spondent of the Times says that Th* be crowned between August I I and 16.
bury's principal private secretary. inroad* on American trade In Germany Hague tribunal ia to be consulted on His recovery has been so rapid and sat
______ _________
Schomherg
McDonnell, to succeed lz>rd
Balaac’a works were held immoral by some protects regarding the sale of the isfactory that this decision was arrived
1 R .
wh”
frn’
the secretary * jury in a Chicago cenrt, and a Danish island of St. Thomas to the at today. No official announcement of
fc*b* r ’ WhJ
United States.
the fact has yet been mule. The pag
ship of his majesty’s office of work*. woman who had bought them for her
eant through the street« aad the
The Timea, in an editorial article on children is held not liable for the sub
Fasty-tar*
mony at Westminister abbey w ill be
thia matter, w
it thinks It doubtful scription she gave.
Clinton, N. CA J»ly • • — Fi»» tòiiay much curtailed from the original form.
I» Lord Salisbury w ill try to find a new
Thomas A. Edison announce« th, d e s tro y e d 4 2 « t e r m a n d re s id e n c e *. Their majesties wiU drive from Buck
aad that th * appointment of perfection of his storage battery which*
raeeing a lo® of $100,000, on which ingham
«.
palace to the
_____
abbey through
Mr. McDonnell cannot fail to revive the he says, w ill rarolotfoniae motive
there tra* little insurance. Among the the M ail, to Whitehall aad thence to
b o ild in l* boned waa the Episcopal ' . •*"-
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the abbey,
the same route aa taken a t
I the opexing of parliament.
church.
Heavy RMn» 1«
S a l t L a k e C it y ,
L e a d v ille ,
P u e b lo ,
C o lo ra d e S p rin g s
Omaha, July 6 — There were general
rains throughout Nebraska.
In the
Platte and Missouri valley* the raiafall
for the past week or two has been ex
a n d D e n v e r.
cessive, and in some place« potato*« are
reported to be rotting in the ground,
MÆ.ew‘pR4 ‘~ iM dailT ro
and the corn crop it somewhat damaged a p?,n?sdR
by too much moisture.
On the table JftaS?Ä S fr e ? 4 W"‘“« Ca" “ d Fr"
lands, however, the heavy fall of rain
1|gfct---------------------- SSMMry In America by
ha* served mto put the corn crop in « M ltg b S f Ü L Ü ’ ® * - » » a » ci»»»rto l tlekete.
splendid condition. . The temperature
relee and descriptive literature
Average fo r the past week has been con a««rem
siderably below normal, and seashine
MANSFIELD.
ia needed.
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