DAYTON HERALD.
as second class asaltar
a l D ajlo n , Oregon.
Ihapess
B U L L E T IN ON IK RKIATIO N.
O o v « riw x iit
4
[NEWS OF OREGON
LABOR’S B W DAY.
RMMny Is OcosraBy Observed Throughout
*
O ro g e n -B lg Tim s Id Portland.
«nBransMiiD
have orders to shoot .
(loóla W ill Take M ore Stringent
EAST AND
SOUTH
— —
yia
Washington, Kept. 4.— The depart­ rrptis op nm atesT piom a u paît *
Portland, Rept. 2.—-Labor day was
OREGON.
d ay Y on
Philadelphia', Sept. 2.— Having ex-
ment of agriculture has just issued a
OP THE STATE.
observed ia Portland yesterday With a
I hauatod every other means for pre­
-
'
C
- V
fartuars’ bulletin, entitled “ How to
grand parade in the forenoon, field
serving peace and in protecting non­
Build Small Irrigation Ditches,” by
sports in Ute afternoon And a grand
Lenox, Mass., Sept. 4.—A short dta- union men from violence on their way
0 . T. lohnston and 3. D. Stannard, of
ball in the evening.
About 7,600
PfttaftoM nt 10 o’ tack yea- ' to and from the mines, Brigadier Gen-
the irrigation Investigation division.
members of Portland labor unions terday morning a landau carryiug era! Gubin, in summand of the troops Train« leave Wes« Scio lor Portland and w«y
«tallona *1 16:45 a. m. Laare tur Albauy a l 3:tA>
■ a t Happenings
There is expected to be a heavy demand
p. in.
were in line in the parade, while many President Roosevelt, Governor Crane, >
Frcaentcd in
now in the coal fields, has issued an or­
for [this publication, as it contains
tbonsands of the residents of the city of Massachusetts; Secretary Cortolyou
Portland 8:30 a. a ., 7 p u i .
Likely to Prove
der that the soldiers shall shoot any Laavaa
•• AI lian y 12:3u p. m., 10:30 p. a .
much information and advice that |w ill
and visitors from the surrounding towns and Secret Service Officer Craig, was persons deteoted throwing stones and A rrlvra Ashland 12:8.1 a. m., 11:00 a. as.
haciam entnS.il. a .. 4:85 a. in.
T hirty persons were killed in a prove of great value to larmers who
crowded the sidewalks to view the pro­ ■track by ■■ electric car running 30 other missiles, and that if. any mob re­
M San Frauet»c<> 7 45 i>. in.. t U a . a .
contemplate irrigating their fields on a
The Sanquest mine, in Beker ceunty,
miles an hour. The landau overturned sists the authority of the troops, they
train wreck in Alabama.
“
Ogdrn
5:45 a. a ., 11 :45 a. in.
cession.
Fifty-six different onions
small scale, or by way of experiment. hae been sold for (60,000.
** D en ier 0 a. 111, » a. m.
Craig was instantly killed. Pres shall freely use th eir bayonets.
■*
Lanuta
City 7:25 a. m ., » 30 a. a ,
The international mining congress As shown in the report, many of the
were represented, sod of these the
The Wabene mine, near Ashland,
”
C hicago7:44 a. p»., »::*> a. ni.
ident Roosevelt received a
The Panther Creek valley has been
is in session at Butte; Mont.
failures of the past have been due to
“
Ixi«
Angeles
1:3» p. m , 7 a. ui.
Painters’
Union
carried
off
the
hand­
has made arrangements to use oil for
in an almost continual turmoil this
wound, and was severely
”
L i Pääni n. in.. S p. ni.
Another hitch has occurred in the a misunderstanding ol the application fuel with which to generate power. — some silk banner offered for the best Governor Crane was slightly
”
Port W orth g:.3O a. m.. 0:30 p. in.
week,
and
the
troops
stationed
there
of water to erope. The proper way to
“
C71y nt S l i i l c o t : » « m , S:»J a. sa.
signing of the Anglo-Chinese treaty.
The Grain D river P ra tt was rendered unconscious have had some difficulty in protecting
”
Huilatun 4 a. m., 4 a. in.
In »_ few, years Salem w ill have to appearing organisation.
build ditches, to distribute .the water,
** New Orlcana *:25 p. m., S:3S a. nñ
Rev. M. Farley has been reoom- end to control the florj are ell pointed ship in every cord of wood used. A l­ handlers’ Union and the Pressmen’s J and waa taken to The House of M ercy. tim lives of the workmen. The situa­
** W aahlngtun 6:42 a. a ., 6 42 a. m
mended as a successor to Archbishop oat explicitly, and a ’ general idea ia ready a large amount ia brought in by Union were accorded favorable men­ Craig was riding on the sent w ith the tion in the valley has, however, im ­
*■ New York 12:43 p. a . . 12;43 p*. in.
proved gieatly, and it is hoped by the
Corrigqn of N ew York.
given as to the amodnt of water needed train.
tion, and the jndges expressed regret driver.
m ilitary authorities that the lawlessn«
pHlInian and Tnnrlat cars on both trains.
This bulletin can
A Utah man, who is thought to have by different crops.
hair car« Sacrament« to Ogden and El Pa«u,
The Colombia River Packers’ Associ. that there were not second and third
and abusive language directed toward C
and luutlat ca n to Chicago. St. Louis. New Or­
SET FIR E TO M IN E .
been insane, killed bis wife and two be obtained by application to the de­ stion has decided to operate its cannery I prises to award to them.
the soldiers w ill now cease. The other leans and W aahtnguis.
Rneech-
partment direct, or through a senator
daughters and then shot himself.
CiHiiiectlaa at ran Pranclaco with several
at Eagle C liff during the fall fishing makiug formed no part of the exercises,
sections of the coal regions are compar lim
a lor llu m iln ln , Japan, China. Philippines.
or representative, as the edition is
Denver aeronauts, who endeavored large.
Centra^and South America.
tor the men chose to show their strength S tu p ito li in W est Virginia Coal Fields Is atireiy quiet.
Becoming
C
ritical.
to go from that city to New Yqyk in
estate men ’’of Eugene have I by t,,eir ■PPreranee in the procession
The general strike situation remains W .C .’O O M M f, O.
A.
a balloon, were wrecked after being out 'I
formed ¡the Eugene Real Estate E x- “nd to ■Pend th® remainder of their
Bramwell, W . V »., Sept. 4.— The unchanged. Rome coal is being shipped,
B A N D IT S FR IQ H TEN ED OFF.
P o ft/tu td . O fo g o n .
24 hours.
change, with the object of co-operation ho,id* y in enjoyment. The procession situation in the F iat Top coal fields is but the quantity ia so small, compared
. ..
|
M v -
■— - t h * r longest line of laboring men
with the normal shipment, that it has
Armed
Passengers
Prevent
Daring
T
rain
in the matter of advertising in the East.
Generals Dewet, Botha and Delarqjy
extremely critical. The skirmish thia little or no effect on the market. The
formed in Portland, and it was a
Hold-Up
la
M
exico.
and M r. Fischer have arrived in Lon­
The Uncle Ssm Mining A M illin g common remark that they werw an un­ morning between the guards and fuel now coming to the market is prin­
don from The Hague.
A heavy rain
Tucson, A ria., Sept. 4. — Reports Company, with property in the Bine
strikers at the Pocahontas Coal Com­ cipally waahery and loose coal.
was falling when they arrived and they have reached here of a daring attempt river district, has installed a new five- usually intelligent and prosperous look­
ing
crowd
of
dtiseos.
pany,
after the firing of the m ine by
received no ovation.
by three American bandits to hold up stamp m ill.
COMINO IN DROVES.
the
strikers,
has greatly enraged the
the
International
express
on
the
Sonora
The Day a t Albany.
I t is estimated that 40,000 laborers
R
ills
B.
Smith,
one
of
the
most
in Florence, Ita ly , are cm strike. I t is rpilroad, tbiee miles from Hermo­ prominent men in Clatsop county,
Albany, d r., Rept. 2.— Labor day miners, from the fact that a number on There Is a O rest Rush of Scsndlvjgna to
I t is thought
feared the trouble w ill spread to other sillo. The train was running through died recently in Astoria.
was generaly observed in Albany. their side were injured.
Am erican Shore.
*5
He
was
cities.
The government is taking the orange belt, just below Hermosillo, bom in Y am h ill county in 1839/
The banks and many places of business here that before tomorrow night troops
Stockholm,
Rept.
2.—
Driven
from
being
doe
there
at
10
o’clock,
when
the
energetic measures to suppress disorder
were closed.
The celebration was w ill either be in the Flat Top region
Effective 42:01 A. M . Sep tambar », 1S00.
explosion of a torpedo on the track
Captain Samuel Bass, who came to under the auspices of the Albany Fed­ or en route.
Tonight the Pocahontas their homes by the unprecedented hard
and the jails are overflowing.
times and stringent conscription laws
caused the engineer to stop. When the Oregon in 186», died at Whatcom,
Collieries
Company
has
the
fire
id
its
eration of Trades Unions, and consisted
Representative Graffenreid of Texas engine and cars had been brought to a Wash., a few days
Sonth
South
of Sweden, an unusually large nnmber
. ago, aged 71 years.
North
North
of a parade and public speaking «In the mine practically extinguished, bat
bouiul Buuud
is "
bouilli Bound
standstill, three Americans stepped ont I He bad been prominent in politics for
thgt company has doubled its foroe of of Scandinavians are making their way
afternoon.
About
208
men
were
in
of
the
shelter
of
a
grove
of
trees
and
|
the
past
40
years,
guards, as another attack at any hour to America this summer. Every steam­
Renator Hoar celebrated bis 78th an­
line.
covered the engine crew.
Two of the
ia feared. Many shots have i&en Died er leaving tor America Is crowded, and
niversary on Friday.
STATIO NS.
The Um atilla county delegation to
P ally
robbers then went to the express car
Rousing Time at Onuit’s Paas.
Itoti»
P ally
from ambush, toward the direction of the transport lines are roping with the
Dally
the
next
legislature
w
ill
ask
for
a
state
Fsas.
The machinists’ strike on the Gulf, and demanded admittance.
Freight
I’aaa.
greatest
rush
since
the
eighties.
Many
The mes­
Freight
Grants
Pass,
O r., Sept. 2.— Labor the nonunion miners going to and from
A measure will
Colorado A Rants Fa has been declarad senger replied with n volley of shots grain commission.
day was appropriately celebrated in work in the Fiat Top fields.
The Elk are unable to obtain passage at Scandi­
also be introduced by them to tax
off.
through the door, the bandits returning
I t was the horn region is very quiet, no violence navian points and are obliged to go to
insurance companies more for the Grants Pass yesterday.
Arrive A rrlrs .
LssVa
Loare
Reeerai of the passengers,
Colombia accuses Nicaragua of aiding the lire.
most successful event of its kind ever having been reported from that section Liverpool and Southampton.
benefit of the common school fund.
I t is estimated thgt 16,800 passen­
ravolntionata and threatens to retalitae learning the cause of the stop, armed
known in this section of the state, and tonight.
1:34 p.m Blyya
themselves and were going to the aid
A rich discovery has made .on the was a winning card for the Federated
“ whan she gets up.”
3:40 p.m
This morning strikers appljed the gers for America have left Copenhagen
I :i>9 p m Gibsons
•:T2 p in
of the plucky messenger,when the high­ blue Bird and Red Cloud claims, in Trades Union of this city, which had torch to various portions of the Poca- alone during the last six months. The
2:14 p.mj W>«co ________ 2^6 p.m
The forest Öres that have been raging
2:27 p m K lo’dyke 10:30 s.m 2:40 p.m
waymen became frightened and gaveup the Blue river district. The property the matter in charge Crowds of peo- hoptas mine, near the west entrance, emigrants are mostly of an excellent
in W yoming for the past two weeks aré
*
Sum m it ;10:26 s.m 2:34 p.m
their attempt, disappearing into the waa formerly worked, but wag aban- J pie thronged the streets the entire ’day, which is on the Virginia side.
class. They are- bound chiefly to the
The
Jr 10:14 a m 2:12 p.m
reported to be tinder control.
'Id a to itts .m 2:04 p a r ’SK-
orange groves, where It was supposed doned as being valueless, A ledge 16 | many being here from all parts of the |,guard» and the strikers fired volley Northwestern states, where they intend
l
x
Muas
W:00 s.m 1:62 p .m
A loss of (100,000 was caused by the they had horsearin waiting.
As soca feet wide has been uncovered which country, a number of the surrounding ,* lto r volley at euch other
The gov- settling op agricultural land.
------ . i i «—i Moro
l:4S p in
p... ..... — 8:1» p.m Ersklnvl
■ ■' .
burning of the concentrator of the Mon­ as the train reached Hermosillo, the contains much free gold.
mines having shut down ¡for the occa-| ern° r of Virginia w ill be appealed to to
10:40 s.m 3 44 p.m' G’s V'y
i:oo
p.m
tana Ore Purchasing company at Butte. alarm was given and a troop of rurales
SULTAN A N D ARM ENIANS.
’ 4.0« p.m Bourbon
Pheasants will be much scarcer than sion. A ll of the gtores and business eend troops to Pocahontas at once.
4:26 p in
Kent
and
a
posse
started
in
pursuit
of
the
houses
closed
their
doors
from
»
in
the
The Canadian Pacific railway will
usual in la n e county this year. There
4:4o p.m Wllvox
bandits.
Union M iners Ask for Troops.
He W ill Rescind Severe O rders U They
£:20p.ni|Sbanlko
shortly place the enormous amount of |
are two reasons for the scarcity. First, |/norning until 4 o’clock in the after-
W IH be LovaL
Charleston, W. Va., Rept. 4.— Gov­
_
23,000,000 acres of land on the market
the birds were killed off very slose last DOOn-
8 1 0 . B . MOHLER.
B. J. H A R R IS,
RESERVOIR S IT E S .
ernor White today received a set of res­
for settlers.
Gan Manns«.-.
fa ll, and second, the wet weather of thé
Constantinople, Rept. 2.— The sultan
Suparlulaudent.
-— •
A t Salem.
olutions
reading:
.
*
recently agreed to repeal the exception­
A steamer and rowboat collided on Hydrographer Newell Talks of His Rscset pest spring killed off many of th
Salem,
Sept.
2.—
Labor
day
was
coin:
“ A t a meeting of local union No. 442, al messurdk adopted against the Armen­
'oung ones as soon as they were
Lake Gogns, near Battle Creek, Mich.,
brated in -th is city with appropriate United Mineworkers of America, 808 ians if the Armenian patriarch would
Investigations.
jed.-
and resulted in the drowning of five
I •«ercisee. Two hundred anion people I members petition you to send troops to
Cheyenne, Wyo., Rapt. 4__ F. A
guarantee that no outbreak would fol­
employes of the Battle Creek Sanitar­
The.W ar Eagle group of three claims, I participated in the street procession I Winona, ou Keene’s creek, to preserve
Newell,
chief
hydrographer
of
the
low. The patriarchal council having
ium.
lying between the Crecker-Oregon and that started front the city hall about 2 order until the strike is settled.
The
government, has returned to thia city Golconda, in the Cracker district, has I o'clock in the afternoon.
met and Signed, a document setting
The
parade
troops
are
now
located
at
Thurmond
Heavy rains hare damaged crops in after a tour of inspection in Northern
forth the loyalty of the Armenians and
Kansas, and in the vicinity of Burling­ Wyoming in the interest of irrigation. been sold. The consideration, is pot moved over the principal streets and preserve order. They were sent there promising tranquility, an imperial irade
public.
The
properties
are
be-I
ended
at
Marion
square,
where
the
I
at
IE®
instance
of
our
sheriff,
and
while
ton hundreds of acres of corn have been A number of sites for reservoirs hare
is now awaited, the patrigph having r
lieved to be an extension of the literary exercises of the day were held, upon investigation it appears that th< 1
destroved and ipany bridges washed been examined.
When asked of the Crackei-Oregon ledge, on which a rich
fused to resume his office until the
for troop« was unnecessary am promises of the sultan are fulfilled.
’ away.
extent to whichinvertigstiofi Into the strike was j£cently made.
CHINESE IN P H IL IP P IN E S .
utter folly, yet we, as minets, are glad
reclamation
of
arid
lands
by
toe
gov­
Attorney General Knox has sailed
to hsve them. They are principally
Oiildi is Appointed.
Pendleton stores w ill close at six
for Europe.
He goes abroad for the ernment through the storage reservoir
Oover T a ft Proposes Amendment to the union men woiking with our cause, and
Rome, Aug. 31.— Mgr. Guidi has
purpose of obtaining clear title To the system had gone, M r. Newell said the o’clock hereafter.
look upon men working with the same been appointed delegate in the P hilip­
Exclusion L aw .
property of Uje Panama Canal com­ special service organised under the
The separator and threshing outfit
AND
contempt as We do.”
pines.
He is expected to lurttan hia
government survey now working ia
Washington,
Sep.
8
—
I
t
is
the
opin­
pany.
Frank • Chute was destroyed by fire
Arisons on the G ila river and tribu­
departure
for
M
anila
in
coneequence
of
on the Guan farm, north of Ashland. ion at the war department that Gover­
W ill Intercede W ith Oovernor.
Judge Richardson of Spokane bi
information received at the Vatican ol
ta rie s ; in . California on the Colorado
Harrisburg, Pa., 8ept. 4.— Governor the organisation o f a schismatic Cath-
rendered a decision that a boycott ia river and in the Ran Joaquin valley;
Adam K . Wilson, a pngnipent busi­ nor Taft’s remarks at the board of trade
not illegal when peaceably conducted, in Colorado near Sterling, on the ness man of Daltre, is dead, aged 68 banquet in Manila respecting the ero» Stone has agreed to meet a committee olic uhureh in the islands.
The vati
Only Transcontinental L in t
from thfrVtate executive boaid of rail can does not attach mnch importance
and when not so conducted must he South Platte, and near Montrose, on years. H e was the owner of two large ployment of labor on plantations
F u s in g P lraotly Through
w ill
road employes of Pennsylvania to inter­ to the movement, and declares " It
dealt w ith in the criminal oourt, not the Gunnison river; in Idaho on the farms in Polk county.
form
the
basis
of
a
suggestion
to
con
Salt Lake City,
cede with the executive in behalf of
by a oourt of equity.
headwaters of the Snake and Boise
Farmers living at Highland are com­ grass at tbs next session that the act 11 ie striking ceal m lnere Yh^conr- cannot develop under the leadership of
Leadville,
persons whose sole reason for oranixa-
In ]’ an automobile accident a t L oom rivers; in Montana on Yeliowstone plaining pf a black beetle that is aioing
extending the Chinese exclusion taws m it tee w ill request the governor to tion is because they are excommuni­
Branch , N. J ., two persons were killed and M ilk rivers; in Nevada on Carson a great deal of harm.
Nearly -all the
Pueblo,
take immediate steps to bring the cated from the Catholie <batch.”
and Truckee rivers; fn Utah on Bear late garden stuffs, such as squash, to the Philippines be amended. I t
and three seriously injured.
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'
riie r, and in Wyoming on the Big Horn cabbage, cucumbers, etc., are being contemplated to remove the ironclad strike to a close, and, if necessary, to
Colorado Springs
George P. Clark, grand ruler of the
call an extra season of the general
N inth C avalry to R eturn.
and North Platte rivers.
devoured.
restriction which now exists and
Elks, denies the report that there ia a
assembly for the enactment of legis­
and Denver.
WaehingtoQ, Rept. 2.— General Chaf­
Mr." Newell said that all schemes
W illiam Lewis, one of the oldest | c*0,he
Phi^ppine commission with lation making arbitration compulsory.
shortage ia the ssoonnt of the grand
would be considered in the light of
fee has cabled to'rthe war. department A??fy . î t T J V % . » q o‘ PP<>d » riiis dally TO
treasurer.
full information as to practicability, marine engineers In this scetion of the power to regulate the entrance of Chi
that he and his successor. General Da­ • S Ä » « , , ? - Dla'ng Care a»d Fra.
Trainload of A n th racite Shipped.
J Twenty-three Italians have been ar- coat and probability of obtaining early country, died Tuesday a t 8t. Vincent nese labor. The commission itself has
Pottsville, Pa., Rept. 4. — Another vis, are of the opinion that another reg­
hospital, Portland, from cancer of the
rested at Geneva, Ita ly , on suspicion of | repayment of cost.
<sri*sht°*' m,<n,,,cen‘ "» « a ry In Amarles by
alreadv given some attention to the train of cars lomled with anthracite
stomach.
iment of cavalry can now be spared
lining connected with a plot to derail I
subject, and it is believed that Pro­ left here today from the Silver Creek
Stop o r « » allowod on all eUascs of tickets,
the train bearia King Victor Em m an-1
ELECTION IN VERMONT.
litarsture
At a meeting of the Salem Press Club fessor Jenks’ investigations into the shaft, near New Philadelphia, owned from duty in the Philippines. The nec- a / d i i í “ * * “ ra U *
nel to Berlin.
I Frank Davey was appointed to co­ labor problem in the Straits Settle­ and operated by the Philadelphia A
ry orders have been forwarded to
Candidate for Oovernor or Lieutenant operate with the legislative committee ments and elsewhere in the Orient
“ A husband takes a wife for better
J. D. M a n s f i e l d , œ n . A « t.,
Reading Coal A Iron Company. Strike him to send home one regiment, and
Governor Has a Majority.
The proposed leaders claim to have information that tha headquarters and six troops of the
ef the Rtate Frees association on mat­ meet with approval.
or worse, and because she dots not
1
2
4
T h ird Ft
P o rtta o d . O reg on
conform to his notions of economy is
White River Junction, V t., Sept. 4. ters of legislative importance that may regulations, it is said, will took to a this is the last coal to be shipped from Ninth Cavalry w ill be relieved from
not a ground for casting her from him .” — There is no election by the people cqme up at the next session of the legis­ widely regulated system of admission this operation until after the strike is dhty and will sail on the Logan for Ran
Francisco Sept. 3, the remainder of
laborers declared off.
This is the opinion of Justioe hprig, for governor and lieutenant governor, lature of concern to the newspaper fra­ of Chiuese as plantation
the regiment to m il October 1.
under sufficient bonds In each case,
of the New York supreme oourt.
ps a result of the state election held in ternity of the state.
M iner« Attacked.
Vermont yesterday,— ?he returns in-
A i a result of the range war now under proper systems of identifications
I t is probable the opening of the
W ill be Argued a t Bism arck.
and on condition that they shall leave
Wilkeabarre. Rept. 4.— Richard Rob­
I «oi ng on between
schools of Kansas will have to be post­
Morrow Riunty
Bismarck, N. D ., Rept. 2.— A w rit
* " “ ' ; | « » i ,h in i> p i» « .ii.r . ««1.1» p *H « | erts, minedriller, and John Devitt, ma­
poned on account of the inability of
chinist, employed by the Lehigh V al­ of habeas corpus, sued out for the re­
t a
r
" a - « - - « * '»
the American Book company to furnish* B
Hawaii for the proper care of the ley Coal Company at the Forty-four
ía of Charles M . Fay, of Portland,
books. The company has been prevent­
from coolies would be incorporated.
Gover­ colliery, were attacked and severely inJ O r., before Judge Winchester, w ill be
ed from delivering the boobs by reason
nor T a ft’s representations on this sub­ ured by four men while on their way argued here in the morning. Fay was
the role for fovernor:
1
z
of an injunction issued by a Topeka
General John G. McCullough, Re-
Charles L. Fay, the well known ject were in answer to pressing demands to work today. The C. D. Bliss mine, charged hy the officials of Waupaca
court.
publican, 26,497.
Portland insurance man, whose arrest from the American chamber of com­ of the Delaware, Lackamana A Western county, Wig., with obtaining money by
The strike of Havana dock laborers
Felix W.
McGettrica, Democrat, last Saturday created quite a sensa- merce and employers of labor in the Company at Nanticoke, was pat in fraud. The w rit oí requisition was se­
has ended.
was released from r n .t o .1 o . t I P b n iPPine'’ f°r "»’»ef from the present peration today.
8,112.
The company offi­ cured from the governor ef Oregon, but
tion,
Mandan, N. D ., Governor Geer bavins t ? th T d ’
sUeK *’ ’ pre-
cials say they haves large number of aras afterward revoked and Fay was
Percival W. Clement, High License,
Another street car strike is threaten­
having
* 1 vent the development of the country.
28,23».
miners cutting coal The strikers deny taken from a train on a w rit of habeas
ed at Chicago.
revoked the requisition granted to
f i a t tC H C O U ltg
this, and say the coal being run corpus.
J. C. Sher bourne, Prohibitionist, Wisconsin officials, the same having
Par ast
A SBIV S
FsvMssS. Or.
Express Car Rifled.
Ex-Governor
George Iloadley, of 2,862.
through
the
breakers
ia
stock
coal.
been baaed upon misleading informa­
Ohio, is dead.
Orcgoalan Dies In Ten
Chicago
Salt U k L a, . Denver,
Nashville, Tenn., Rept. 8.— As the
As a majority vote is required to tion.
4:10 p.m.
Carmen Return to W o rk.
ForUsnS
Ft. Wort!
rth,Omaha,
Nashville, Tenn., Rept. 2 .—Owen
through north hound passenger train
•psefol
Kansaa c ity , s t
Official reports show the continuance elect, the-choice of governor and lien-
Omaha,
Rept.
4.—
Two
hundred
Judd,
state
agent
for
Oregon
for
the
» t e a . as.
tenant governor is thrown into the
lx>uts,C blcsgu sud
on the Louisville A Nashville road, doe
of good crop weather.
Tls
KsaL
PORTLAND MARKETS.
e
general assembly, which w ill convene
here at 7:20, was palling out of Frank­ carmen, employed in the Union Pacific New York Life Insurance company, is R a n tin g ton.
dead
here
at
the
residence
of
his
father,
Nome and the outside world w ill be next month.
lin , Tenn., 18 miles south ol here, the shops here, who went on strike Jwa
A t’antta
Judge W. Judd.
Failing health forced
connected by telegraph by Apri next.
W alls W alls l-ewla.
«¡M s. re.
Wheat— W alla Walia, 60®81c; bine- express car was boarded by two masked weeks ago, have decided to return to
I s press
ton.Spnksne.Mln.
T rata W rac k In a Fog.
M r. Jndd to leave Oregon two months
•
:40 p m.
work
at
the
schedule
offered
by
the
men.
W
ith
a
revolver
at
hia
heed,
Edward C. Boyce of Denver has been
neep« I Is, St. Paul.
stem, 62£48c; valley, 83«64o.
T iS
Peru, In d ., Rapt. 4.— Three engines
D u lu th . M iinan -
the express messenger was forced to oompany. The entire force w ill return ago, and sfnos that time his decline H untlngtos.
nominated by Colorado Kocislists for
Barley— Feed, (18.00 per tea.
kes.Ubloago.fcKM«
and two freight ears demolished is the
Governor.
*♦
open the ontaide safe, which the rob­ to work tomorrow, and their leaders has bead rapid.
Floor— Bast gradea, (S .0 6 « 8 .8 0 pm bers rifled.
Keeping the messenger say they w ill lire up to the premium
■L Faul
Honors for Oregon Boy.
Brigham Young, president of the result of a remarkable wreck on the basrel; gmham, (2 .M « S .2 0 .
**2* la k e . Denver,
7iMs. sa
covered w.th their guns, the men rode scale contract with the company. The
Fast
set M all
Ft. W orth.Omelie,
Wabash*
railroad,
that
occurred
in
a
apostles of the Mormon church is re­
The
Dalles,
O
r.,
Rept.
2.—
Homer
D
Millstoffs — Bm a, »17 par
:U P- “ •
Ken«se C ity, at.
with him into South Nashville, where first break in their ranks occurred
ported seriously ill.
dense fog three miles east of Peru early middlings,
of this city, has been kwarded
(2 1 .6 8 ;
•Fokîn.
( i t ; the train slowed down, and they dis­ when 20 of their nnmber returned to Angell,
the Morgan scholarship in the Colum-F
today.
An
east
bound
passenger
train
(W
.
appeared.
work.
This
was
followed
by
a
meeting
Miss Julia Lamout, daughter of
bia
university
school
of
law
for
the
of the remainder, at which fit was de­
Osta— Ne. 1 white, 95cffi(l.OO; gray,
Daniel fl. Lamnat, ex-saeretary of war drawn by two engines collided with a
next year. The award was made in
High T ax oa Natives.
cided to accept the company’s scale.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
died at her father’s cottage at Rorrento. through freight,' both going at a high 88«»6o.
recognition of Mr. Angell’s high schol­
speed.
The six enginemeu escaped
I-ondon,
Rept.
8.—
Lord
Milner,
Brit-
Maine., Tueeday.
Hay - Timothy, (1 1 « 1 2 ; clover,
F B O Ig P O U T L A N D .
arship
for
last
year.
Collision Near Kansu City.
withoot a scratch. One engine turned (7 .6 0 « 10; Oregon wild hay, (6 « 6 pm leb high commissioner in South Africa,
Secretary Shaw has rescinded the over into the ditch and the other two
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
Rept.
4.—
An
east
has just issued at Pretoria a new ordi
it to Build Big Airship.
Dtep.as.
order of ex-Secrktery Gage for the per locked together. The passengers escap­
A ll sailing detes
4:W p m.
bound Rock (aland cattle train and
subject to change
New York, Rept. 2.— Santos Dumont,
- Bos* Bnrbanks, «0«66c nance, in regard to the taxation of na­
chase of bonds at stated prices.
ed with slight bruises.
an
engine
and
caboose
collided
head-on
tives,
under
which
every
male
adult
the aeronaut, w ill, aeoosding to a H er­
1; ordinary, 60«66c par can­
For Sen Francisco—
Christiania, Norway, is suffering
Sell every 6 deye
ta !, growers prices;
sweets. (2.00 and every native married woman most near Birmingham, Mo., 10 miles east ald Dispatch from Paris, attempt the
S attaa'a A ct of Cfomoacy.
from hard times, which may result in
of Kansas City, last night, killin g four
pay,
after
September
I",
an
annual
per
construction
of
an
aerial
vessel
to
carry
P
«
Constantinople, Rept. 4 — An irade
a crisis unless industrial conditions
capita tax of (1 0 .
This, loughly trainmen and injuring three others.
2 2 )» « 2 6 c ; dairy speaking, doubles the amount of tax Ths trains were running at a full rate eight persons. He plans to begin ex­
improve before long.
recently agreed upon by the saltan
periments with tha machine in two or
Dally
Cahnabla tlvar
been issned, repealing the excep­ 1 « « 1 8 K « ; store, 12M «16c.
4 fo p . ia.
collected under the Boer regime, and of speed when they met. Both engines three months.
Peter S. Hoe, the last surviving
Ks.Hunday
Bk. Suuday
2 0 « 22c for Oregow.
I : (A: p .m /
it w ill doutless lead to much murmur- were demolished and the entire train
original member of the original firm of tional measures adopted against the
Saturday
Ta Astoria and Way
of 30 cars was oyer to med. The train
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
R. Hoe A 0p., manufacturers of print­ Armenians if the Armenian patriarch
Poll cream, twins, IBM in«-
Naw Sum pter Smelter.
W OO p. m.
L a n d lugL
was heavily loaded with cattle and
ing presses, is dead at Upper Mont would guarantee that no outbreak would •lSsiYeangAm arfoa, 1 2 M « 1 4 M « ; foe.
Sumpter,
O
r.,
qept.
2
.-E
x
c
a
v
a
tin
g
OW
s
to
Chicago
Uwfvcralty.
nearly 800 head were killed.
The patriarch has therefore tery prieaa. 1 « lU c Um.
d a lr, N. J .
M r. Hoe was born in follow.
begun a mile below Sumpter for tl.e
C ffia .m
Chicago, Rept. 2.— Nearly (600,000
withdrawn his real gnat ton. He cele­
Ponltry—Chickens, m ired, (8 .0 0 «
New York 81 years ago.
smelting plant, contemplated for this Mon., Wad.
atar perm uting.
Rx.'Suuday
<4^^400.
and FrL
brated mass yeotonlay in honor of the 4.60; here, (4 .0 0 « 6 .6 0 pm donsa. in new gifts to the University of Chica­
Oregon City, Naw-
city. Manager E. W. Muller has a good
herg
Salsm
inri»
go
are
announced
by
President
Harper,
Roseland, B. C., has been visited
Oyster
Bay,
L
.
L
,
Rept.
4
.—
Now
anniversary of the snltan’s ascension, l l « H M e pm peend; springs, 1 1 «
lorce ol men blasting and removing
dence. Corral
a (76,000 fire
and during the services announced to U M e pm ponnd, (2 .6 0 « 4 .0 0 per don­ the occasion being the forty-third ctm- that tlie assessors of this town have e a rth for the heavy machinery and
vocstion of the University. President finished their work, it is learned that fn ----------
the congregation the snltan’s act.
ee
;
docks,
(2
.6
0
«
8
.0
0
pm
deeen;
tur­
Third district California Republicans
keys, lire , 18« 14«, dressed, 16«16e pm Harper makea a detailed report of the they have valued the real property of
have renominated Coombs for congress.
t:2a p. m.
M te s ’ T rip Delayed.
Ta»« , Thor.
university ending June 30. Gifts to Theodore Roosevelt, president of the
Declines O ffer o f Prestdency.
Mao., WML
pound ; geere, (4 .0 0 « 8 .0 0 pm donre.
W ater perm itting.
and FrL
Washington, Sept. 4 .— A change has
Mutton— Greet, 2 M « 8 c pm peend; the amount of (8,000,000 had flown United ftntee, in this town at (30,000.
King Edward has gone on a ernise to
Seattle, Rapt. 2.— Rev. Edward Lin-
Oregon C ity, Day-
- i Into the nnivereity coffers op to that ThereMa a personal assessment of (10,- coin Smith, of the Pilgrim Congrega­
h Way Land-
Scotland. The time of bis return is in­ been made in the plan of Lieutenant d r e ^ , ge pm ponnd.
tithe, and (416,000 has been given 000 also charged against the president
General Mile«, • announced last week.'
definite.
tional churcli of Seattle, has declined
Hogs O rons, <M e; demand, 7 « 7 H r
. .A
on the town tax roil.
I t was expected originally that he
the offer of the presidency of the Pa­
Lv. Riparta
Parcels post arrangements have been would leave ok hia toqr of inspection
cifie Univeraity a t Forest Grove, Or.
LT7 - 4 f : '^ B
_4:OSa. as.
of *
Veal— 7«8c per poand.
Arkansas Election Retnrns.
concluded between this county and of the Philippines tomorrow and sail
• a lly «»««pi Riparia te Lewtotah
Scranton, P«.', Rept. 3.— The'pum p­
Dally except
Monday.
L ittle Rock, A rk ., Rept. 4.— Partial
England.
____
from Ran Francisco on the Thomas on
O r " » , tew«. » « S X r ;
W ith d ra w a l of Feroiga Troops.
Monday.
house ol the National waahery at returns Indicate the election of ths
• • •
the 18th. The pressure of work In his > M « 4 X c ; dreared, 7«Se par
Tien Tain, Rapt. 2.— According to tha
Minofca Was blown to pieces early today Democratic state ticket by majorities
John C. B ullitt, a prominent Phila­ office at present is so great, however,
Hopa— 1 6 « 17c; new crop 1 7 « 16c.
by dynamite. I t ie set known who ranging from 36,000 to 46 000. A m ilitary commander», all the troops,
delphia attorney, cloaaly
identified that he'feels he w ill not he able to
A. L. CRAIQ,
Waal—
Y
a
ild
y
,1
2
H
«
1
6
Jhafima
Ore.
placed the dynamite under the build­ light vote was polled throughout the with the exception of the legation
with public affairs, Is dead.
Geaaral raaaaoger Aeeuh Foetlaad. Oa
leave Washington for mverai days yet.
gnards, w ill be withdrawn from China
«B 14M «:
ing.
f
Y. A. » C H 1IJ.IÈ
IIJ .lk u
U . .C Ctty Ttabfo Aseat.
•late on account of a heavy rain.
next spring.
Th ird and ■ ’ WaahlogieniteMta.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Smri Snip thud ¡1 a
Cattisiu With Butric hr.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route
810 ERUDÌ D I 01.
OilHII t RIO CRUDE 0.0.
„O regon
S hort L ine
U nion P acific