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.............. — THE DITTO« HERALD pt ■ » Submits Tirribar Land Cane to Jury Without Debate. Portland, July 19.—After 12 days of trialaJhe reputation ot three of the prominent men of Oregon vas given into the keeping of 12 jurymen yester day afternoon 3 When tfte last testi mony for the dsfeadghts, Representa tive J. IT. WUltomaoa. Dr. Van Gesner snd Marion R. Biggs, had been hoard, ae welt as District Attorney Heney’s opening argument for the prosecution, Judge Bennett sprang a surprise. He refused <0 discuss, on behalf of the de fendants, the case that had been made against them, or the reasons why the verdict sliould be one of acquittal. The whole contention was left to the judg ment of the jury, without argument. Judge Bennett, in making this request to the court, said: ‘ “May it please the court, I do not fee! that the opening statement of the district attorney was very full or very fair iu this case, and in view of the fact that the jury has been here now for 12 days, trying thie case, and has listened to alt the testimony offered by the gov ernment, and thé evidence and expian- atioriB qn behalf of the defendants, and must thoroughly understand our posi tion in the case from the arguments that have arisen during the course of the tria), we feel that we would not be justified in keyping them here for two nr three tin vs more to listpn to an utu- .!. —--- — - ------------ ' " 11 - ------------ -- ---- - j * I ORHiON STATE nEMS OF WEST WANT A LONG CONTRACT. Judge De Haven Denies Motion in Work on Canal Williamson Denies Entering Plot to Suborn Perjury.. KNEW GESNEK LOANED MONEY I - & MMM tUIHS INNOCENCE NEW TRIAL DENIED. Mitchell Case. Portland, July 16.—“The motion in Seattle, July 18. Japanese labor arrest of Judgment will bo dehied. contractors will not agree to the Isth DAYTON. “The motion for a new trial will ba mian commission ’ s programme of ex RAILROAD FOR WALLOWA. HIG CROPS IN LINN COUNTY. denied. perimenting with the labor of different * “li the defendant in court?" oountriee. A recent dispatch from Hay, Wheat, Oats and Hops Giving Independent Oapdallsts WiH Build a Washington says the copimiMion has * Senator John H. Mitchell was not in Branch to Joseph. Great Promise. ( decided to eecure 2,000 laborers of dif court when Judge De Hsven pronounced La Grande—A corf ot engineers are ferent nationnifties under a 500 day Albany—The hay crop of Linn coun the words quoted from his decision in st work establishing a line for a new ty is greater this year than ever before, contract, with the ides in view of re answer to the motions made last week and thousands of tons of hay will be railroad down Grand Ronde river to newing the contract for euch laborers shipped away. In addition to the ex the mouth of the Wallowa river, thence as were found satisfactory. Senator Mitchell Cross Examination by District Attor by his attorneys. tra acreage is the yield. It is unusual npthe Wallowa to Wallowa valley The question bf employing Japanese was represented by Judge Bennett and ney Heney Brings Out This ly good. Hay is selliing for 84 and 86 The right of way has been eecured to laborers on the isthmus was first taken A Resume of the Less Important but ex-Senator Thurston, and while Judge the mouth of the Wallowa river. The loose, and 86 and 87 baled—low prices up with the commission and Secretary Fact from Witnesa. Not Less Interesting (vents De Haven did not say that be would even tor the opening market. Haying new road will be independent of all Taft by the Oriental Trading company, of the Past Week. has been in progress lor some time, and other linee and is becked by New York of Seattle. This is the most important have rendered judgment upon the this week will see the crop cut and in capital. 1, senator, had he been in court, it is be labor contracting firm in the North- Portland, July 18.—¿fter the coun A construction company is ready to the cock. Most of it will also be in lieved from, the fact that be asked if "Norway will ask the Waited States sel for the defense places several wit the barn or stack ere the end ot the begin grading as soon as part of the “the defendant was in court/’ that he Vice President C. T. Takabashi said fer-recognitioa. ’ nesses on the stand this piorning to line is established, snd will be at work today that his company would not would have dons so. Senator Thurs Travel to the Lewie and Clark fair Never did wheat in Linp county look within the next 30 days, and it is stat agree to such a proposal.' “There is no. show that the timber claim > 6f Marion ton, when Judge De Haven put his R. Biggs, one of the defendants in the ed the road will be «mpieted to the surprises Eastern railroads. ^better. Binders will begin moving the query, rose and stated that he wished money in such a short contract,” be yellow grain this week, much of it be Wallowa bridge this year and will be continued. “If we could get a four- trial of Representative Williamson and further time in which to draw up a bill Rumors are thick in 8t. Petersburg Dr. Gesner, was valuable for timber, ing now fully ripe and ready for cut extended to Joeephneri year year or a five-year contract, Japanese all of the evidence will have been laid of exceptions, and be was given until a of plots to dethrone the czar. This activity has caused agents for laborers could be supplied. ting. The aphis mentioned early in week from Monday moruing to present As it is Newark. N. J., offers a bounty on the summer during the rains have all the O. R. A N. to V to Elgin this week the laborers would have to be brought before the jury. By refusing to permit them. the defense to place on the stand a long peats which infest shade trees. disappeared, leaving no mark behind. and busy tbemselvR securing rights of from Japan and returned to their This means another ten days before The output of the county will not be wsy on all deeded knd through which homes after the work was completed. list of witnesses to prove the good'char Senator Mitchell .will have judgment Witte says other powers may. be acter of tne three defendants, Judge De their final survey AM established about much larger than in the past, for the ’ called into ’the pence conference.' To collect 2,000 meh, carry them to Hsven shortened the trial and for the pronounced upon him. The senator’s ■ acreage is not much larger than usual, five years'ago. the isthmus and then return them to next few days the courtroom will be counae' informed the court that by to Russia is - making arrangements to but the yield 4s the greatest in years. , ^The probable firpose of the new their homes after a 500-day contract morrow they would have their bill of double track the Siberian railway. Threshing will begin the last of July promoters is to gelthe right of way in had been completed is uot practicable. ringing with the voices of the attorneys exceptions ready and in the hands of making.tbeir argument to the jury. the Grand Ronde Id Wallowa canyons Both Norway and Sweden are pre- or the first of Aguust, on the fall sown “Our proposal to supply Japanese Yesterday morning Representative United States District Attorney Heney, sway from the O-'*. A- N., which it is labor has been before the commission Williamson took the stand in his own so that he might in turn have hie will begin on the spring grain, which supposed has already expired or soon and Washington officials for some time. made up our minds to submit the case is looking fine where sowed early will expire by limitat\>n. behalf and declared to the jury that he answer ready by the time that the case We have not been notified that an was innocent of the charge of conspir will again.be taken up by the court.. to the intelligence of thie jury on the enough, but that sown late will ripen The outcome will likely be the forc evidence in the case and the instruc very close to the ground, making bind ing of the 0- R. A N. Co. to build on experimental contract might be made ing to cause certain applicants for gov Judge De Haven seemed wilting to and Sweden. and-I do not think we would accept a ernment timber land to commit perjury. grant the delay, and as there was no tions which your honor shall give.” its proposed line. If it does not in ing difficult. objection from Mr. Heney, Hie Honor British cotton manufacturers have contract if offered one.” Yesterday morning when the Federal He was inclined to be combative under Oats are looking fine, and will be a some way renew its pre-emption of the eet Monday, July 31, as the day for ra- combined to promote the growth of cQurt convened, those present heard, The Oriental Trading company pro -y- . ■ , , - .. . ! fairly heavy crop. The acreage is not surveys alrsady made, it will lose its posed to p^dvide its own foremen, cross-examination but District Attorney ceiving the exceptione. cotton in the island possessions ot after a few remaining questions had M large as in some years, but the yield Heney, apparently had no desire to rights, and this the O. R. A N. Co. is choosing men accustomed to directing press the witness to the-point where tie Great Britain. been asked of the laet witness calledJu is excellent. not expected to do. In sny case, Wal railroad and similar construction work. would lose his temper. During the di the 1 case, a short statement of what the President Roosevelt says he has done BIGGS TESTIFIES FOR DEFENSE One of the bumper crops of the coun lowa county has a better prospect for a rect and redirect examination, Repre his part in bringing the warring na government had attempted to prove, as ty will be hope. There is every indi railroad than ever before. It. was milder cation of a full crop—better than last sentative Williamson frequently turned Vigorously Dsmes Any Thought of tions together and vill not meddle in told by Mr. Heney. MINERS IN TERROR. than those who had followed the trial year. No damage has been done by the full upon the jury and delivered his the peace conference. . Perpetrating Fraud. Ready to Start Cut-Off. had expected. The defendants were evidence 'at various times directly The governor of Alabama has called not called to account in any great lice, the hot weather coming in time to Eugene—C. 8. Freeland, construction Appeal to Government for Protection at the 12 men who will later pasd judg Portland, July 16. —• This coming out the satte caval r/ to prevent the measure for what the evidence of the put an end to the ravaegs of the little engineer of the Southern Pacific com Ageinzt Outlaws. ment upon him. Naturally his testi- week, unless some unforeseen accident peet. The few yards that were infested *'W^ t hing confined in the government seeme<l to show them to pany, is in Eugene with a foyce of men Seattle, Jtfly 18.— Miners operating mony <was th« feature of the day, and should occur, wi|l see the end qf^ the with lice have been sprayed, and the Linden, Marengo county, jail. have done. Invective and attack were crop is not affeeted in the least. If we preparatory to the cosstruction bf the on the creeks near Fairbanks, Alaska, while he made a good witness for him Representative Williamson, Dr. 31*1* Japan has succeeded in raising the wanting. It was, as styled by Mr. have warm weather until picking seas bridge across the Willamette river at have appealed tq^ the United States self, Mr. Heney nevertheless get ad* battleship Bayan, sunk at Port Arthur. Heney, a birdseye view of the case and on is over,' the crop will be a full one. Springfield for the Handerson-8pring- government for protection from Out missidns from him that tended to show Gesner and Marion R. Biggs trial. field cutoff branch line, which will be Five Russian vessels are said to he in the svidsnee. A prominent Albany hopgrower eeti- built immediately. Th* people of Eu laws who are terrorizing that district. that he knew that Gesner. was. making Yesterday Marion Bigge, who is the General Constance Williams, in com loans to entry men. such shape that they can easily be put United States land commissioner, took mates the output of Linn county at gene herald the news of the beginning mand of the Department of the Colum into commission. the stand in his own behalf, and when AIRSHIP FLIES OVER PORTLAND. about 150,090 bales. of the work on this line with great sat bia, baa been inetructed by the War TO TAKE VLADIVOSTOK. Judge De Haven adjourned court until Portland is shipping cattle to Japan. isfaction. They have looked for it long department to inveetigate, and if condi- Monday morning, he had passed thr iugh Indians Go Into Law. and earnestly.. It means tlie making Wind Too Strong for It to Return to King Oscar eaye he does not favor a tione are as bad as the miners claim, Japanese Hope to Capture- Fortress the hands of the district attorney. On Chemawa — Among the 32 young of Eugene a terminus for all trains on troops will be rushed into the Tanana forcible union with Norway. Exposition Grounds. the whole, he made a fair witness for Before Envoys Reach America. men who were recently admitted to the Wood burn-Nat rpn and Springfield country. The telegraph linee into >hlmeelf, and the two defendants charg- — Portland, July T9.—Man tried again practice law before the Supreme court A severe wind storm has wiped, out Wendling branches, increasing the pop Fairbanks are ddWn and General Wil Tokio, July 18. — Judging from the ed jointly with him in tire alleged con- yesterday to Qonquer air. ,It was the of Oregon were two Indians, graduates ulation of the city considerably by the the town of Anawa, Wisconsin, liams’ investigation is likely to be de activity at present being displayed at spiiacyv. Under the skillful hands of same aid Story of partial defeat. He "M zxi t 1 km XJIIL.1UI8 i lltMikzM-w«a IdsJisan M/xi lx WUV "WB X im 1 UI I UvIH/vi • XXXzWD addition of the trainmen and their fam All telegraph operators on the North must try yet again before he can slip young men were successful, and give ilies, and affording the people residing layed for several days. In the mean the Navy department, It seems certain Attorney Wilson, Biggs told a plausible era Pacific railway «re ready to go on the metaphorical harness upon the at great promise of a creaitable career. along the aforesaid branches a quicker time a large Alaska community is ter the investment of Vladivostok can be story, but District Attorney Heney, strike. rorized, for the eituation is even worse expected before the end of this weak. during the course of sn extjemely rigid mosphere and make it serve him as thé They were Oscar Norton,'of California, and better means of reaching thia city than that which existed at Skagway All arrangements are known to have cross examination, tangled the w I mesas The Union passenger depot at Louis giants steam and electricity have beeè who graduated in 1898, and George to do their tracing. been completed, and it is reported, evi up several timqi. during the "Soapy Smith” days. ville, Kentucky, has been burned. brought to serve. Bernier, of Oregon, of the class of 1900. Telegraphic- advices from the North dently upon the beet authority, that Loss, 8350,000. From the beginning of hie testimony For nearlyjtwo hours yesterday after Word has also reached here that Rich Platinum on Santiam. declerè that hold-ups and the boldest of Admiral Togo’s entire fleet will sail to4he end, Bigge contended that be noon the airship Angelus hqyered over ard Graham, another California Indian, Lebanon—George B. Whiteomb. who robberies are becoming no frequent that from Sasebo before nightfall. Tn addk, Kingston, Jsmsics, for taking plioto- Portland and vicinity. To the casual who was a student of Chemawa in lives about 30 miles above Lebanon on an attack on some of the banks is tion, an army ot invasiqn, which was was innocent of any wrongdoing/ and he denied having any part in the alleg- *’ ol>server it looked like a great bird graphs of the fortifications. 1897, has been admitted to practice law moving slowly across the sky with ease in the courts of Washington City. Mr. the South Santiam river reports hav feared by the miners. The mine owners landed from transports in Peter tlie ed conspiracy of suborning entrymen to ing discovered platinum in paying are afraid to either bring their dust Great bay very recently, ie already Witte says that while he favors and perfect control of itself. In fact Grabam has been a government depart quantities. . A quantity of black river into town vr -keep it at their campa. moving to complete the investment by commit perjury. peace with Japan, he will not agree there was a battle going on every-seo- ment clerk foe a number of years, and sand was sent to the goverumertt assay The outlaws are holding up strong pack land. Since June 1, 50 ocean-going to it at any terms that may be offered. ond; a battle against a strong wind has attended and graduated from the office at Washington, D. C.v and partly trains and robberies at camps are so foreign steamers have been placed un DIES AT BOISE. which has proved the evil genius of •* Unusually heavy rainstorms are re. Columbia law school. der the Japanese Hag, laden with am concentrated sand went 850 to the ton, numerous that they have become ex ported in various parts of Germany. airship Inventors since the first. Every munition and supplies, and will accom Commandsr-in-Chisf of G. A, R. Was while reconcentrated sand went as high pected. Immense damage has been done to inch the brave vessel moved *to the Frozen Wheat Short. as 3176 to the ton. Mr. Whitcomb baa The miners in the Tanana country pany Togo’s fleet. Touring Northwest. southward was an inch to the credit of eropa. * The Dalles—Through the High Ridge It is the hope of the Japanese gov the contending elements. It is note- and Fifteen-Mile country, the section sent other samples to the government have but a few weeks in which to make Boise, Idaho, July 10.—General W. their annual cleanup and the depreda ernment that Vladivostok will be taken woMhy, how«vw, mat the Angelus number of its aristocrats to various bucked the capricious air currents yes of Wasco county where grain was most He expects an expert in a few days who tions of the outlaws threaten the year’s before the pe^eenvoys land on United W. Blackmar, commander-in-chief of . countries to study foreign ways. It is terday with a greater degree of success seriously damaged by the freeze of Feb will make a thorough examination. .^Wffh this object in view, the Grand Army of the Republic, died business. The district about Fairbanks States aoH.^ at 5 o’clock th is seven ing of intestinal regarded generally as a step in the than any previous air vessel. Captain ruary, and where much" reseeding was has had a remarkable winter and the nothing it to he left undone to make necessary, crops art looking fairly well. nephritis. His wife was with him right direction. Lice and Missed Hills. I cleanup would be the heaviest in the the campaign, as planned, brief and T. 8. Baldwin, of- California, the in Some of the spring sown wheat is short 'during bis illness. The body will be eminently successful. J > ? -, camp ’ s history if the miners are able Eugene—The hop situation in this Within nine days 98 ihfants under ventor, is satisfied with yesterday’s and rather thin,*but is of good color, emlialined and taken to tlie home of He will make some delicate and with favorable weather will make county is much improved over that of to work. Fear of losing everything by one year of age have di^ in Cleveland, shoeing. the family In Boston. -J. HEAT IS KILLING. : robbery is holding back the spring last week, but much damage is being Ohio. The health authorities are mak alterations and pit hie vessel against a comparatively good crop. Farmers The general arrived here on the 10th clean-up. done by the large amount ot lice, not the wind at once. He has no doubt ing a close investigation into the sani in that section estimate that their on a tqot1.jlurrnK which he intended to Temperature in Metropolis of United that his boat could navigate in any spring grain will average 15 busbqls to withstanding the efforts made ,by the ----------------- . tary conditions' of the milk supply. visit i~ " ¿tmy pocte throughout the Stogie Causes Prostrations. ,^t Independence for Corea. direction under favorable atmospheric the acre. In that section the fall grain growers to prevent the spread./ Jn Hart Mo was ill when he arriv* The Japanese are driving the Rus- New Y^uk, July 18.—After a respite conditions. He intends to make it sail that was not frozen out wiH yield from many cases there is also noticed 41 de Honolulu, July 18. —^Coreans here ed ai iy. failed. The serious- siaus north. crease in the number of vines,^pand under any conditions, ; 35 to 40 bushels te' the acre'. have raised a fund to send Rev. P. T. ot one day, the hot wave that swept ne Every fedfidition wks kept from the Ne* York City has purchased a home The Angelus made the first airship where throughout the county fall grain many bills are missed when ope goes Yon, a Corean Methodist minister, to over New York last week, causing'scores pubiic st^lio request of his wife. . for oonoumptivse. _ flight in Northwest history and the is ripening rapidly, and heading has over the yards. Fully realizing the Washington to see President Roosevelt „qfdeaths and hundreds of cases of pros • ' W' . • 1 1 first of the exposition competition. It alarming condition which exists, the for the purpose of asking that efforts trations, returned today with renewed Sweden will send an ultimatum to already begun. General Blackmar was born July 25, was witnessed*'by many thousands. It growers in this county began to spray be made by the United States in the intensity, the temperature being-by far 1841, at Bristol. Pa. Norwav and. is ready for War. He enlisted in started (cum the exposition ground/and their hope the first of last week, and forthcoming negotiations to bring about the highest of the season. the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cgvalry apd Bohemia Men Want Smeltery- Japan is well pleased at the appoint drove southeast bucking a strong wind this work is In full blast all over. an agreement by which the Corean na The highest point reached was at 4 sulieequently joined the Birst Weet—, Bohemia—At an important meeting ment of Wilts as a peace envoy. from the north. Lincoln Beecbey, of tion will become independent within o’clock ia the afternoon, when the Virginia. He served .with distinction of the Bohemia Mineowners ’ association Mr. Kreba at Dallas. 20 years if it shows fitness for self- Weather bureau thermometer touched throughout the war snd at Five Forks Terrorists have attempted to take the I am Angeles, went np with the ms- this week steps were taken to interest Dsllss—Growers report the Krebs government. Rev. Mr. Yon will so 95 degrees. In the streets, however, was promoted on the field by General life of the governor general of St Pe chin-, snd displayed remarkable skill some smeltermen in Bohemia camp. and courage in his work. After being hop pool meeting in Dallas a success in licit the good offices of Preeident Roose* the beat was much greater, some ther Custer to the rank of captain tersburg. * |n Through drifted along an irregular southward One mining man stated that in case in every respect. All those present are velt to ask Japan to grant independ mometers recording as high as 103. the three administrations of Governors It is fully settled that Witte is to be course for about six miles he tacked terested parties put tip a sftielter, be said to have signed up, and the scheme ence as the United States did Cuba. • While the heat was intense, the air Long, Talbott and Rice he was judge one of the Russian peace enoys and will east and made a safe landing on a dock woould sign a contract to deliver 60 in this vicinity seems to be progressing, was stirred by light breeze, and the advocate general of Massachusetts. At tons of ore per day. With this amount be given full powers. at a Willamette rivsr pleasure resort. while news comes from other hop local Making Gigantic Bluff. general suffering was somewhat miti the last National encampment of the of ore from one man, it is considered During the past two years the United Tlie vessel was not damaged to any ities in this county indicating that -■ Tokio, July 18.—It is unofficially re- gated by the absence of the excessive Grand 4rmv of the ~Republic be wan______ urent eit .nt ami arrangemeqts were an assured fact that a smelter would Pnlk ennnty wiU; ba qu i t e gs n srw ily -tw -porfwkrtTirt'ttrTn'TKt-'f^tFV^^ humidity mi prevailed la« wSeE IT elected commander-in-chief. ■pgy ft oBce pm i n ope r at i on. — Men who' the pool. Evidently the project is giv numbers nearly 400,000 now, and it is made for its conveyance back to the was largely owing to this that only two are now doing nothing with their prop exposition whence other test flights ere ing speculators considerable concern. reported that he is extensively using cases of death directly resulting from A move ie eaid to have been started Costly Dirt in New York. erties would proceed to active develop It ie reported that Salem speculators water transportation to bring forward best were reported. to force the czar to abdicate and that to be made this week. ment. New York, July 17, — From the ex were here the dgy of the meeting. , ba will turn the affairs'of the govern^ men, supplies and ammunition. An empt tax list, as published today in ment into other hands to administer Lay Siege to Vladivostok. officer who recently returned from Nothing to Investigate. Clackamas School Statistics. the City Record, some idea of the value PORTLAND MARKETS. for his son and heir. % Manchuria expresses the opinion that London, July 19.—4 Japanese army Caracas, July 18.—Venezuelans were of earth in that part ot "the globe cov Oregon City—The annual report of Linievitcb plans a great demonstration very much surprised on receiving the An aged man living under the name has been landed north of Vladivostok School Superintendent Zinser for Clack- ered by New York City may be gath Wheat — Club, 82083c per bushel ; to synchronize with the meeting of the news that President Roosevelt bad ap of Livingston baa his homes* Freeport, and the complete envelopment ot the ered. The total estimated value of amas county shows there are in the bluestem',.89090c; valley, 85c. plenipotentiaries, btlt that he does not pointed Judge Calhoun a special com Illinois. He greatly resembes pietures fortress is imminent. The Tokio cor real property which pays no taxes is county, between the ages of 44 and 20 Barley, — Feed, 321.50022 per ton; intend real aggression. It is under of John D. Rockefeller's father and it respondent of the Daily Telegraph missioner to Venezuela to investigate more that 81.000 000,000, and it is years, 4,224 males and 3,960 females, a rolled, 323024. stood that Captain Bougouin returns the claims of America. The Constitu io believed by many that be io. wires: “Thue Japan carries the wsr total of 8,184. Of that number, there safe to say that the real worth of the Oats—No 1 white, feed, 329030 per permanently to France. tion, the government organ, says: „ "Ij property is more than 82,000,000.000. The preeident hao signed a proclama into undisputed Russian territory on are on the school registers of the coun ton; gray, 329. the claims of Americans or others ex Adding to this mose than 86,000,000, tion opening to homesteaders and-town the main land. Undoubtedly, too, a ty 3,130 males and 2,939 females, • to Hay — Timothy, .314016- per ton;1 Off for the North Pole. isted, they would have been already 000 of real estate which was taxed, the site entry the Unitah reeervstion in strong Japanese fleet is outside Vladi tal of 6,069. The services of 199"teach clover. 3809. New York, July 18.—The Roosevelt, heard before competent authorities.. It sctual value of the city is more than Utah. The reoervstion contains 2,445,- vostok. Japan’s navy has nothing else ers are required, and of that number 34 Fruits— Apples, new, 31-5001.85 in which Csptain Robert E. Peary may ,be the president requires infor 87,000,000,000. The in •re males. The number of legal voters 000 acres, but lands reserved tor mill to occupy it at the moment. per box; aprisots, 9Oc031 per crate; tary, forestry end other purposes will vestment 0% Vladivostok is regarded in the county m ^4,276> representing peaches, 80090c per crate; plums, 66c hopes to reach the north pole, started mation regarding the case of the New leave only 1,069,000 avallabe for entry: 12® districts. The average number of 085c per crate; Loganberries, 31.25 on her long voyage today. Captain York & Bermudez Ashpalt company, New Strike 1 hreatened. Peary and a party of guests were on months taught was 7.4. per crate; blackberries, 10c per pound; board at the start, and remained with which is still pending.”' Chicago, July 17. — Now that the The kaiser is trying to prevsnt Nor cherries, 701254c per pound; currants, the ship on her trip down the bay, but teamsters’ strike is simmering down to way from becoming a republic. Scores Killed by Sun. Clerk Robinson Suspended. Rich Beggars Reap Harvest. 8c per pound; prunes, 85c031; rasp they left her at the narrows, returning a finish, Chicago is threatened with a The mutineers of the Russian battle- New York*, July 19. — An era of op New York, July 18.—Detectives em renewal of the trouble by another .Pendleton — Charles M. Robinson, berries, 31.25 per crate. to -the city on a navy tug. Captain Ship Potemkin have all been shot or, pressive heat that brings to mind with ployed by the Charity Organization so branch of labor. This time it is the clerk of the Umatilla Indian reserva • Vegetables—Beans, 104c per pound; Peary started tonight by ,rail for Syd are ia obataa.. unpleasant vividness the record break tion, has been suspended from office by cabbage, 101)<c per pound; cauli ciety have caused six beggars, all prop freigbthandlers who, it is announeed, A party has been formed by promin- ing summer «f 1901 has settled down Major J. J. McKoin, United 'States flower, 75090c per dozen; celery, 90c ney, Cape Breton, whei-e he will join erty owners, to be arraigned in the have prepared a demand on the differ . ent Italians for the exploration of the over the Eastern and New England agent in charge rif the reservation, per dozen; corn, 2002754c per dosen; the ship. Harlem court. It is asserted by the ent roads for sn increase of 16 per cent upper Amazon itlver. Stateer already numbering hundreds pending an investigation of the affaire encumbers, 400 75c per dozen; lettuce, officers that the six prisoners had in wages and an eight-hour day. The Captain King in Blackmar’e Place among its 'victims and causing inde of Robinson’s office. formed themselves into a sort of beg matter will be discussed eajly in the This action on head, 10c per dozen; parsley, 25c per Minister Witte has had a stormy in scribable suffering to people in this Baltimore, July 18.—By the death of Over 4,- terview with the czar and may refuse and other cities. From all points to the part of the agent is understood to dozen; peas, 205c per pound; toma General Blackmar, Captain John R. gars’ trust to do the Italian feast of week snd trouble is feared. Our Lady of Mount Cannel, which is 500 men will be involved, should this be a result of the investigation of the toes, 31.2503 per crate; turriips, 31-25 to act as a peace envoy. night came the story of the hottest day affairs of the reservation, by R. G. Vai 01.40 per sack; carrote, 31 -2501.50 King, of this city, senior vice com- being celebrated in Harlem’s Little union call a strike. There was no de msnder in chief, becomes, undsr the Italy. All of the prisoners are de- Maj|or Langfitt, government engineer, of the summer, attended with freqnent entine, private secretary to Indian per sack' -beets, 3101.25 per sack. velopment in the teamsters' affaire. laws of the G. A. R., acting command prostrations and not a few deaths. elared to have bank accounts and are with headquarters at Portland, is to be Commissioner Leupp. * Potatoes—Oregon, new, 75c081 per er-in-chief, and will continue such un landlords. When searched by the po Philadelphia reported a maximum 'em- Rain Ruins Indiana Wheat. perature of 98.3, the highest noted. Albany Summer Normal. Butter—Fancy creamery, 1754021 ^c til the next National encampment. lice, one beggar bad 8688 in bills. Indianapolis, Ind., Jqly 17.—Reports Captain King is pension agent tor During a high wind, following a w- Albany—A summer normal school per pound. to the News from all counties of Indi Shipping Trust's Dsficit. vere rain and electric storm, the walls Rapid Transit for London,* for the benefit of public school teachers Eggs—Oregon ranch, 22023c per Maryland, District of Columbia, Vir ginia and West Virginia, and has an • London, July 18.—A bulky binebook ana show that continuous rains have of a brick building in course of con- New York, July 19.—A deficit of Is being Conducted in Albany this sum- dozen. prevented almost entirely the threshing office in Washington. sturetion at Winnipeg, Manitoba, fall, 31,142.098 for the year ended Decem mer by County School Superintendent Poultry—Average old bene, 12)40 tonight contains the report of the royal of wheat in this state so far. Two burying a nmnber of people. It h ber 31 last, as compared with a surplus W. L. Jackson, City School Superin 1354c; mixed chickens, 1201254c; old commission on locomotive transport in weeks ago Indianians apparently had feared at Isoat ten are dead. Rips Fruit Can Be Carried. of 31,797,797 tor the preceding year, is tendent Hayes and I. E. Richardson. rooster», 9010c; young roosters, 110 London. The advisory board of engin Sacramento, C^., July 18.—Harold eers recommends the construction of the greatest yield of wheat in many Indiana officer have arrteted 11 men shown in a statement given out by the A large number of the teachers in ths Uc; turkeys, live, 18019; geese, live, years, but since harvest there has been believed to be agang who have been International Mercantile Marine com public schools of Linn county are at 75408c; ducks, old, 13c; ducks, young, Powell, of the United States Depsrt- two main avenues through London, 140 rain practically all the time. Returns ment of Agriculture, says be has feet wide and between four and five so far indicate a yield of 20 bushels to systematically robbing freight cars of pany at its annual meeting at Hoboken, tending thie summer school, where in 16c per pound. N. J., today. President Bruce Ismay 16019c per demonstrated conclusively that ripe Hops—Choice 1904, struction tn practical pedagogy is given. miles long, carrying four lines of tram the acre. The Indiana corn crop will silk. ascribes the poor showing largely to fruit, well refrigerated before shipment ways on the surface and four lines of be tremendous. pound. Chief Forester Pinchot has ordered the continued depression in freight Stats Land in Klamath. Woo!—Eastern Oregon a rerage best, will arrive sound under ordinary rail railways below the surface. It is esti that forest supervisors must sccept no ^tes on the North Atlantic during the Salem—State Land Agent Oswald 19021c; lower grades down to 16c, ac road refrigeration, ‘even after being mated that the cost of construction WiH Canal Laborers Lsaving. fees for services performed, under pain latter part of 1904. Ws«t has returned from a trip to Swan cording to shrinkage; valley, 26027c from 10 to 16 days on the way. be £12,000,000. Panama, July 17. — Owing to dila-' of dismissal. — Lake, Klamath county, where be in per pound; mobair,' choice, 81c per tory methods of paying laborers, a gen The battleship Oregon holds the Battleship Ohio Accepted. Packing Plant is Destroyed. spected a large tract ot land believed to pound. i Assistant Engineer of Canal. * eral exodus of workmen is taking place troph for high scores in gunnery among Washington, July 19.—The Navy de be swamp in character, and therefore . Beef Dressed bulla, 102c Columbna, O., July 18.—Tb« plant Ran Antonio, Tex., Joly 18.—Jackson among employee of the canal. Reports all battleships of ths American navy. partment has Anally accepted the bat the property of the state. He found pound; cows, 3)404)4«. of the Columbus Packing company on Smith, formerly passenger agent of the from Culebra indicate that, because The salaries of the Russian plenipo- tleship Ohio, flagship of Rear Admiral 5,000 acres to which he believes the Mutton Dressed, fancy, 6c the South Hide, was destroyed by fire National railroad of Mexico, has been they cannot got paid, laborers are quit-, Train, commander of the Asiatic Aeot. state is entitled to a patent, and he pound; ordinary, 4e. , today. Loos, 8186,900. The. Are is aproiatod assistant to Chief Engineer ting in scores, and have taken to the The Ohio was built by tbs Union Iron will take steps immediately to poriset believed to have been of incendiary 8 vens, of the Psnama canal, accord woods of bananas and other tropical I title. works, of Ban Francisco. 500 lor traveling and other expenses. ing to a telegram received here tonight. fruit to ward off starvation. • HEWS 8F THE WEEK A DEFENSE WAIVES ARGUMENT — 1 /MM! Tl tn I I ■oi Xi u Sui out Cur •I W., the phy ing <4
