Dayton herald., September 01, 1905, Image 2

THE DAYTON HERALD
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TREATY ARRANGED
BACKBONE IS STIFF.
DARE NOT FACE PUBLIC VIEWS.
I OKEGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Czar Say* He Ha* Yielded All He
Publication of RooMvalt’* Proposition
Win Yield.
/Would Fore* Envoy* to Agrae. -
St.
Petersburg,
Aug. 25.—With re­
Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 28.—In an
gard
to
a
dispatch
that
ha* been re­
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DAYTON.
authoritative quarter it is learned to­
ceived
here
saying
Mr.
Witte was
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night that the latest suggestions offered
MAY OFFER REWARD.
DITCH DIGGING TO BEGIN.
awaiting 'instructions, the Foreign
to the emperor* of the two-warring
ustment of Land.Owner* in Klamath Section Fall Governor Would Bring to Justice the office says it is daily in constant com­
power* a* to an amicai’I
munication with Mr. Witte, and that
Flax Incendiaries.
In With Government Plan.
tbeir difference* al*4 were communi-
he will be fully able to go ahead on
Salem
—
After
reviewing
all
the
cir
­
cared *imuli*neouily to the envoy* of
Klamath Fall*—It i* now almost ai
Saturday.
The latest developments
Russia ajid japan Thi* action on the »urod that active ditch digging will be- cumstances, Governor Chamberlain be­ clearly indicate that the Associated
lieves
that
the
three
fire*
which
have
*
.
..
taken
in
order
«
in
bv
the
government
contractors
on
It is charged in the report that cer­
part of the presidtnt was
t|ie |ower K]amath prjoect before snow destroyed flax and flax mill* in this Press dispatches sent declaring that
tain employee of the yard have been
that
no
possible
ground
for
offense
fligg.
city were *et by person* who are de­ Russia will never consent to the pay­
smuggling government supplies from Startle* World by Her Action in Play­
ment of an indemnity in any form rep­
could be taken by th* plenipotenti-
Practically all of the larger land termined to destroy the flax industry resent* Russia’s last word with refer­
A Resume of the Less Important but the yard, and that one of the govern­
ing
Generous
Victor
—
Roose
­
in
Oregon.
He
think*
the
manner
in
ari*e
because
of
hi*
direct
appeal
to
the
owners
in
thi*
project
have
signed
up
Not Lea* Interesting Eventa
ment launches has been used for
ence to the principle of monetary com­
with the Water Users’ association, and which the promoters of the flax indus­
velt Get* Credit.
month* to carry the goods and mater­
of the Paat Week.
pensation and the expenses of the war.
try
have
been
hampered
in
their
work
.
. . .
many of those not already signed have
ial from Bremerton to “fence*,” from
The authoritative statement made to
While
the
terras
suggested
by
the
t
o
do
go
a
t
once.
■nd th* extreme measures that have
which they are Bold; that employe* are
the Associated Press at Portsmouth,
f The Chinese boycott is rapidly de­ compelled to live in certain boarding
Portsmouth N H
Aug 30 —The I Pre8ident are not disclosed, it is known
Secretary Elmer I. Applegate, of the been resorted to indicate that back of which is in the same tenor, was met
clining.
house*, where they are charged- exorb long and bloody war’ between Japan ‘bat they were fnuned on broad hu- aMociation, .tates that not one of the the crime* that have been committed is last evening by a declaration from the
Miss Roosevelt is in China, the guest itant rate*, and they do not move for and Russia i* ended. The term* of manitarian lines. It is permissible to large holders who have been approach- a desire to prevent the establishment official spokesman of the Foreign office,
of linen mills in this state.
-thority re- H
fear of being laid off; that alien con­ peace were agreed upon by Mr. Witte Ly, in the wordl
of the dowager empress.
If, after investigation, the governor which was made almost with the force
tract labor is employed at the yard, and and Baron Komura at the session of the
solar. He stated farther tnat no per
One case of bubonic plague ba* been that a number of fugitive* from justice conferghce yesterday morning, and in
finds
that he ha* authority to do ao of a formal communication, that under
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cent had signed and promised to do so,
no circumstances and under no disguis­
announced from the canal zone.
are employed there.
the afternoon preliminaryarrangements “If the civilised world could know and he expected by September Ito under the appropriation made by the
These charge* are packed up by affi­ for an armistic* were cqncluded and at thi* tithe'"the precise nature of the have the required 75 per cent which last legislature, be will offer a substan­ es would the principle of indemnity be
The total admission* to the fair since
admitted, and this decision is accepted
the opening day have passed 1,500,000. davits, which show that corruption the actual-work of framing the “treaty propositions made to Russia and Japan
government asks before actual dHch tial reward for the arrest and conviction by the Russian public as final. It was
of
the
person
who
get
the
fires
which
rivaling that exposed in the Postoffice’
America will secure an open door in department exists at the navy yard. of Portsmouth” was, by mutual agree- by President Roosevelt, it would seem d,gg>ng 18 to commence.
destroyed Eugene Bosse a flax and flax declared at the Foreign Office also that
Manchuria by the new treaty of peace. It cannot be learned against whom the men , turned over to Mr. De Martens, that the force of the public opinion of I n 18 8,80 Pro«V188d bY the g°ve™- plant last winter and the fire which de­ Russia’s sincere desire for peace was
Russia’* great international lawyer, the world would induce the plenipo- ™8nt official* that just as soon as 75
Two revolutionists were killed in chargee are made, but it is declared and Mr. Dennison, who for 25 years tentiaries and their governments to P®r cent °l th,e holding* under the pro- stroyed hie 1904 and 1905 crops last manifested in the spirit of concession
Odessa by a bomb thrown by one of that when Captain Bnrrell, the new has geted as the legal adviser of the pause and consider seriously the result* i“1,are 8'gneJ.« hid* for contract work week. Even if he should find that he shown by the Russian mission on the
commandant of the yard, arrives to re­ Japanese foreign office. The treaty is before breaking off finally the present win he advertised for, and as soon as haa no express authority, 'the governor other disputed points, and that, if
their number.
,
Admiral
Barclay,
may offer a reward conditioned upon an Japan was willing to waive this de­
.,
.
.. - ■ he . will
„ order
. a ।expected to be completed by the end of conference without an agreement. In- Uiese are accepted work will begin.
* .».The Taft party gave audience to a lieve
mand, which was consistent with
°f
employee the week.
deed, they might scarwly dare face the
However, it is not expected that a appropriation by the next legislature.
party of Filipinos, who asked inde­
In speaking of the matter Governor neither the honor nor the dignity of
under
suspicion.
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This
happy
conclusion
of
the
confer-
world
’
s
opinion
by
relining
to
sccept,
great
deal
will
be
accomplished
this
pendence for the island*.
Secretary Bonaparte will er^sr anta ence, which a week ago would have in principle at teart, the suggestions winter, owing to the lateness of the Chamberlain expressed his high appre­ Russia, there would be no trouble in
arranging peace, Japan’s insistence on
TV’«
The Japanese are making great prep­ vestigation of the chargee.
been shipwrecked had it not been for offered by the president.”
season and difficulty in getting heavy' ciation of the value of the experiment* indemnity being the only barrier to the
arations for Japan day at the Lewi* and
th* heroic intercession of President
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I machinery in here during the fall and conducted by the Oregon Women’s Flax termination of the war.
Cl$rk exposition, August 31.
,
Fiber association, which proved beyond
Roosevelt, was sudden and dramatic.
] winter.
GOES INTO SHIPBUILDING.
For the sake of peace, Japan, with the
MONT H NEAR.
Already the government working doubt that the Willamette valley can
WORST MONTH
The Union Oil company, of Califor­
MAKE BIG CUT.
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force ndw in the field has been reduced produce flax fiber of as good quality as
nia, denies that it ha* entered into an Standard Oil to Manufacture It* Own magnanimity of a victor, at the last
He
moment, yielded everything still in is-1 September Has Always Had a Bad «lightly in accordance with Chief En­ can be produced in any country.
agreement with the Standard Oil com­
Vessel* at Bay City.
sue. Russia refused to budge from the
Record for Yellow Fev*r.
gineer Newell’s advice when here re- believes that if developed, as it can be One and One-Tenth Fare for Round
pany.
and should be, the manufacture of flax
Ban Francisco, Aug. 29.—The Stand­ ultimatum Empqhrr Nicholas had given
„
„
.
.
cently.
Trip to Exposition.
Bonaparte disagrees with the findings ard Oil company is to go into the ship­ to President Roosevelt through Ambas-
New Orlean8> AuK- 28.—Except in
This i*.*aid to lie because
of the products will become a resource which
of the board of inquiry into the Ben­ building business in California. It will
Portland,
Aug. 25; — An unusually
sador Meyer. No indemnity under any 1863> September has been the month probability that no great amount of will add great wealth to the state and
nington disaster. He will announce begin by making its own vessels and [guise,
in
furnish employment to large numbers and exceptionally low passenger
but an agreeipent to divide 8ak-1 yielding the largest number of fataliJwork would?»* ilone this fall.
hie action s oon.----------- ---------- ->----- will I’ter become a competitor of the h.lin ¿»d reimburse' Japan for the tie* during visitations of yellow fever
of people in growing and harvesting the Pacific Northwest will become ef­
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flax and making twine, crash and lin­ fective on September 1, when round­
The announcement of peacg between Hhinhiilhlina
shipbuilding trust
trust. Tha
The pnmn«nv
company has
has maintenance of prisoners
were l his
last
i
r- ® i । .>
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Camper* Careless.
trip tickets will be sold from all pointe
Sumpter — The forest fire which en.
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Japan and Russia was a surprise to established its shipyard* and the head- wordB. They had be*ik repeatedly re- “nd tb® Feder“ aUth°r t,e8 ftre there'
in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
Because
the
industry
at
it*
beginning'
President Roosevelt. »He had not, ex­ quarters of its fleet at Point Richmond, ¡tested ip Mri Witte’* instructions fore takln* 8tePs t0 m»intein their rogeJ B ibort while ago in-the Blue
pected that an agreement would be across the bay from San Francisco, and in compliance with a request for a present control of the situation. Sep- I montains, near the hot springs, in the promises so well for the state, the gov­ British Columbia to the exposition for
reached.
The company ha* decided that it will written reply to the Jaanese compro- teraber frequently brings increased pre- John Day country, is reported to Lave ernor stands ready to do what he can to one and one-tenth of the usual fare.
bring to justice those who could injure This reduction is the direct outcome of
have a fleet of oil-carrying vessels on
Russia is making immense prepara­ this coast, and after much surveying raise proposal of last Wednesday, they ciniution causina stagnant nools of done considerable damage. Much fine or destroy it.
the efforts of the exposition to main­
were
delivered
to
Baron
Komura.
Mr.
\
t
,
’
*
,
’
OI
timber
was
destroyed,
and
for
a
while
tion* to continue the war.
tain the general local interest in the
and inspection, a general superintend­ Witte went to the conference declaring wa r’ 16 over ow ° c18 r®8 an
e* ¡t was feared that some of the ranches
fair and to the endeavors of the various
Nearly Up to Normal.
Anthracite coal miners are said to be ent has been brought from the East,; that he was powerless to change the dot struction of the effects of oiling.
would suffer a heavy loss in buildings
railroads to do all possible to aid in the
preparing to go on another strike soon. and a shipyard has been l<K'ai*d.^„, ,
The
Dalles
—
The
report
to
the
effect
of an “i” or the cross of a-“t” in his
An incrase in death* over the past, and fences, but these were finally
When the Standard Oil company instructions. Emperor Nicholas’ word f*w flay* wag recorded inthe report of [saved. Campers are said to be respons- that the Oregon prune crop this year success of the West’s gieat show.
The Germane extended a cold wlcome
the announcement issued by
, 94 h'OUr* but was regarded m ible for the ongin of the fife. 8. 8. will be one-third the normal yield may the Under
- to the British fleet on its arrival in the made Point Richmond the site of its had been given not only to him but to ,i
Harriman lines, which include the
oil
refinery
and
the
terminus
of
its
pipe
apply
to
Willamette
valley
orchards,
President
Roosevelt,
the
head
of
a
for-
P
’
8
Terrell,
warden
of
the
Eastern
Oregon
Baltic sea.
line from the Kern county fields, it eign state.
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w,thout •igmficance, most of the vic- for„t re8erve> gtate8 that during the but it does not apply to Wasco county. O. R. & N. and the Southern Pacific,
The internal revenue’for July shows became necessary to have a shipyard to
The treaty arranged provides for the tina» being among the foreign classes, pagt dry spell he has put _ out many None of the leading prune growers here and the Northern Pacific, beginning on
a heavy increase over that of the same care for its fleet of oil-carrying vessels negotiation of a new commercial treaty, I “nd two of the deaths having occurred Lamp fires that, had they not been estimate their crop at les&Jjian 75 per September 1, round-trip tickets will lie -
month last year.
L
to repair them and make new ones whjph guarantees to Russia in Japan [yesterday too late to be included in the J checked in time^,would have destroyed cent of a normal crop. • Prunes are sold from all poifits in Oregon, Wash-
now ripening. Picking lias practically ington, Idaho and British Columbia to
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Kuropatkin has resginad bis com­ when needed. This fleet does nut con­ and to Japan in Russia the most favof-1 report of that day." ~
valuable tiniber.
begun. The fruit is average in qual­ Portland for one and one-tenth the
Dr. White today telegraphed to Dr.
mand on account of ill health. He will sist of simply the ships .used for carry­ ed nation treatment and confirms the
ing
oil
to
and
from
coast
ports,
but
of
ity,
and buyers are offering from »15 to usual fare, these tickets having a time .
o;>en
door
in
Manchuria.
“
I
Heber
Boyce
at
Memphis
the
result
of
I-
Lumber
Company
Incorporated.
return to Russia.
vessels that cal! at Oriental ports and
The envoys also arranged for direct 1 the investigation of the case of the wo-
Tillamook— Article* incorporating »17 a ton. The bulk of the crop will limit of 30 days and to be sold daily
Fire in a Johnston, Pa., department island ports that stretch from Alaska to traffic connections between the Chinese Iman *11 with yellow fever, whom he the Hadley Lumber company have be sold to driers, although some will from September 1 to Ocotber 15.
•tore caused a property loss of »50,000. Panama and from Point Richmond to Eastern railway, Which now becomes believed to have been infected in Mem- been filed in the county clerk’s office, lie shipped east.
Thiaaction of the railroads will have
Several firemen were injured.
Yokohama.
the effect of aiding very materially in
Japanese property,-and the Manchuri- phis. On a report.of the Marine Hoe- the capital stock of the company being
the success of the fair and will result
The T*ft party now visiting the Phil­
an rairoad, which belongs to Russia, so P>tal service to this effect, Jackson, placed at »100,000, divided into 1,000
Work Progressing.
in largely increased
attendance.
ippine* is almost unanimously in favor
that
through
trains
may
be
run
over
M* m -> an<l * number of-other towns, shar«*’’at the par value of »100 each,
Hillsboro
—
Wakefield
4-
Jacobs,
FRONT GREATLY EXTENDED.
of a lower tariff Tor the islands.
both line*.
Final agreement was have imposed quarantines against The incorporator* are C. B. Hadley, bridge contractors, have finished the Throughout the territory embraced by
thia rate there are many people who,
A steamer from Philadelphia to New Made Possible by the Use of Wireless reached by Japan acceding to the ulti- Memphis. The Memphis antborftie* C. E. Hadley and P. B. Vantress, and piledriving on the 'first bridge of the while desiring to visit the exposition,
are
reported
to
have
expressed
indig-
the
place
of
business
will
be
Ifobson-
matum
presented
by
Mr.
Witte.
Portland,
Nehalem
A
Tillamook
rail
­
Obleans sunk off the coast of Florida
Telegraph System.
ville, in this county. The new com­ road, just north of here, and the driv­ could not well afford thè expense of a
Almost as soon as the plenipotentiar- nation over the report,
with all on board except two, who
pany will take possession of the Truckee ing will be completed witbin two or trip a* .it stands at present.
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Gunshu
Pass, Manchuria, Aug. 29.— ies had assembled, the senior Russian
managed to escape.
Lumber company’s sawmill on Tilla­ three days on the second bridge. One
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Intelligence of the constitutional grants envoy produced a written statement
The steamship Centennial has arrived by the government has been received and handed it to Baron Komura.
It
STARVATION IN ANDALUSIA,
mook l>ay Septemlier 1, and will oper­ crew will then move to the bridge
UNDER ANOTHER CHARGE.
at Seattle ai‘er sucessfully landing a by the army, and general information proved to be the formal official answer
ate that mill and the mill on Wilson across Dairy creek, which will be 1,400
contraband'cargo from San Francisco on
relating to Portsmouth affairs continue of the Russian government to the mod- Famine Reduce*, 200.000 Spaniard* river.
feet in length.
The right of way for
th* coast of Siberia.
to Desperation Through Hunger,
k»-. .....
■ .-r r-
■.
' -r-e
to reach here from three to ten days • fled Japanese conditions of peace.
the first 10 miles has been cleared? Burton Accused of Receiving Fees for
late.
-
In substance, it said that Russia re­
Pressing Indian Claims.
Seville, Spain, Aug. 28,-Heartrend-
_
, Fr’’ ° °“
H „
Japan ha* withdrawn her demand
The supply of ties contracted for are
Since the Japanese reconnoitered the fuses to pay any money whatever for
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Suinpter—Work has been practically nearly all delivered forJlie five miles on [ Washington, Aug. 25.—The Post to­
tor indemnity and agrees to leave the
price to be paid for Sakhalin to arbitra­ Russian center about 25 or 30 miles, the indemnification of Japan’s war ex ing report* continue to reach the pro- BUgpended at the Prairie Diggings mine the Banks end bf the lO-mile stretch.
day says that officials of the depart­
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sur- vincial authorities from the outlying owing to a heavy flow of water encoun-
tion. Russia agrees this will remove a August 10, which resulted in retalia­ I>enses. She will not agree
ments of Justice and the Interior who
■tumbling block to peaec.
» tory skirmishing as well as the check­ render her interned warships. She famine stricken districts. The latest tered while sinking the main shaft, a
Consolidation at the Agency.
have been investigating the Chickasaw
mating of a wide movement of consid­ will not limit her naval strength in the reports received are from Osuna and dePth of over 166 ,eet- The manage-
Pend’eton—The recent visit of Col­ school warrant cases last night made
Chicago is making an effort to stop erable bodies of troops throughout Paciflc. She will cede that part of Ai_. ment has decided that heavier pumping
all form* of gambling.
three days, nothing important has oc­ Sakhalin island south of 50 degrees.
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ayor8 ° machinery must be installed before onel Tinker, general inspector of the public portions of the records which
Interior department, and hie investiga­ have been unearthed and which are al­
Indication* are that the secretary of curred. During the long quiet there She will pay to Japan any reasonable whlcb notify the authorities that their | headway can be made against the large tion has resulted in a recommendation leged to implicate Senator J. R. Bur­
have been reinforcements to both sides, expense incurred in the maintenance of resources are exhausted and that they volume of water entering the shaft. A
agriculture will have to resign.
giving the theater of war a much Russian prisoners and will expect Japan are unable to further assist the fam- rich body of ore had been struck, from by him for the consolidation of the old ton, of Kansas, in pressing these claims
Receipt* from the government cable changer! appearance.
The front has to pay her for similar care extended to ished laborers and the women and which it was expected great results government Indian agency and the In- before the government, whi e holding
to Alaska show a remarkable growth.
dian school. The contract for the re- the position of senator, in contraven-
been greatly extender!, made possible Japanese prisoners.
children, as the distress is too acute. would be forthcoming. Free gold was moval and fitting up of seven of
the ! tion of law. The Post adds:
Russia has offered to cede half of by the use of wireless telegraph, and
There is still a suspicion_that a loop- At Ecija the population has looted the plainly seen in the ore taken out just best buildings at the old agency hae
“In all, 26 Chickasaw warrants, ag­
Sakhalin to Japan, but refuses to pay because of the unexampled size of the hole was left in the adjustment of the I bakers’ stores.
before the water came pouring in.
been
let
to
Charles
Hastings,
who
gregating
»14,000, have been paid to
has
any indemnity.
armies the character of the third stage difficulty over the Chinese Eastern rail-
The mortality among infante and
already commenced the work of remov­ Sentor Burton, er his brother, Bfeth
of
the
war,
whether
it
be
active
hostil
­
way
through
which
Japan
is
to
receive
aged
persons
is
attaining
terrifying
Start
Digging
Gravel.
The Standard Oil company and its
ing the buildings.
Burton, with whom he is alleged to
Independence—The Southern Pacific
greatest rival in California, the Union ities, demoralization or the garrisoning a considerable sum of money. If such proportions, and in many localities the
have formed a partnership since
of
contested
territory,
will
be
compli
­
an arrangement was made, the secre- working people are . living on roots, company has commenced the removal
Oil company, have formed an alliance.
Whistler Come* to Portland.
March, 1901, when Senator Burton
cated.
taries profess to know nothing about it The government ha* organised public of gravel from . the
us Willamette
,,
bar. „
A - Pendleton—It is announced that the took the oath of office.
The sultan of Morocco refuses to
The relative positions of the two and the envoys tfnite in the decleration works on a small scale, employing branch track, including a long trestle
office of John T. Whiitler* head of the
“Six of the Chickasaw warrants is­
givs up his French prisoner and troops armies is comparable to that of a year
are expected to cross the frontier at ago, and the country facing the Japan­ t mt no financial consideration was paid about 600 men, but this is a mere drop from the depot to the river, was put in Reclamation service for Oregon, will be sued in October, 1901, and aggregating
>y Russia to Japan for the traffic agree- in the bucket of misery, as a moderate last year, and quantities of gravel, used removed to Portland this fall.
It is »5,500, were paid directly to J. R.
once.
ese is almost identical with that which Iment.
' Olculation shows that 200,000 are1 out in grading, was taken out. This sum- understood that Portland is to be made Burton. This was seven months after
A Pari* paper say* it would b* a fine confronted them at Liao Yang.
Mr. Sato, the Japanese secretary, de- of employment.
-
mer more track has been put in and a the headquarters for irrigation work in Senator Burton had taken the oath of
opportunity for Rockefeller to perpet­
nied emphatically that any questions
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crane is used for loading on the car* the Northwest, and that D. C. Henny, office. Twenty warrants, aggregating
uate hi* name by paying the war in­
Sleep
u of Four Month*.
were to be left to be adjusted by iny
Finns Seek
Seek Home»
Home* in
in Free
Free Land.
Land.
instead of mea with shovel*, a* war tonsuiting _ engineer, who is to have »9.000, were subsequently made out in
Finn*
demnity for Rusaia.
New York, Aug. 29.—Medical inter-1 °ut«>ue board of arbitration.
| Guthrie, O.
o j
2R —Dr.
n» R.
R A.i.
a | formerly done. The first taken out will charge of the work for Oregon, Wash- | favor of Seth Burton.”
T., Aug. 28.
——- It i* preposed to h*re * ^^ftawey“1 este th r o ug h o ut th e ew wntry ha te ha d
Ifigfon And Idaho, rLeainM^ ië removal f '
day at the expoeition and the great their attention directed to a remarkable
Finds Many C««*.
Helsingfors, Finland, is in Okalhoma Oswego and the Jefferson street ter- of the office from'Pend leton.
Give* Thank* for Douma.
naval hsro has been invited to b* pres­ case of catalepsy in Yonkers, where
New Orleans Aug. 80-The most to study conditions for information of I “>,un8 of »ne Yamh'll d'vuion.
St. Petersburg Aug. 25.— Thanksgiv­
ent and assume charge of a reproduc­ Charles Canepi, 8 years did, has been important development , of the yellow his countrymdn, whose distress under
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ing service* were held in the municipal
Sheep Sale* at Pendleton.
tion of the battle of Manila bay.
in an unbroken trance like sleep for
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m
1
!
B
°
f
condition8
im
P°
8ed
b
y
the
R
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98ia
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Wheat—Club, 69070c per bushel; hall in commemoration of the promul­
Pendleton — The condition of the
France is preparing a flying column more than four months. On April fl
gation of the national assembly. Seve­
last while whirling round a lamppost by the state board of health on a tour America ^Dr* wiote ™w?tz said the*^ I 8heeP mark«t in this immediate Vicini- bluestem, 72073c; valley,73c.
to attack Morocco.
ral officials were j^resent The service*
of inspection of the bayous and lakes in si“e w ind a new home listed for tlX * ha8 n»teri.lly improved during the
he
became
dizzy,
fell
to
the
ground
and
Oats
—
No.
1
white
feed,
»230
24;
Morocco ha* about concluded a loan
concluded
with S'prayer for the preser­
struck on the back of hi* head. Two Jefferson pwwb wb*rs there are many flnrt tfm<, lmOng worthy cnizSns. He
have gray, *22'per ten.
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of »2,500,000 in Germany.
days later he complained of pains in settlement* of fishermen in constant M¡d ¡f guiuble land could be obtained ^*7 operating in this .district report
Barley—Feed, *20 per ton; brewing, vation of the imperial family, which
was chanted hy the officiating priests.
The entire North Atlantic squadron the head and within a few minutes communication with New Orleans, thousands of his countrymen would hV,n8 mad« "everkl purchases at' *21; rolled, *22023.
The emperor’s manifesto proclaiming
came near going on the rocks off N6 wt ’lapsed into a sleep of unconsciousness Without completing an investigation, emjgrate to America and settle in the P™*8 «’”B1'lerab|y below those report-
Rye—*1.30 per cental.
prot.
The vessels became lost in a from which he has not awakened.
Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, *14 the assembly was officially read at the
tbey turned up 35 cases ol yellow fever, Southwest.
ed • *ew d#y8 a8°' The sheep raisers
regular session of th* municipal coun­
heavy fog and were only saved by the
mostly along bayou Barataria, learned
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have receded from their indifference 015 per ton; valley timothy, *11012; cil today. The council decided to send
leading ship colliding with a lightship.
clover,
*809.
Ca*e* Discovered at Natchez.
that deaths had occured and found
maintained so firmly up to a few days
Russia Will Be To Blame.
Fruits—Apples, 9Oc0*1.5O per box, a loyal address to the emperor and also
Vicksburg, Miss., Aug. 29. — Physi­ much suffering.
Health authorities believe yellow fe­
Portsmouth, Aug. 28.—If peace does
and " * re8ult «I™1* *
of
peaches,
50090c per crate; plums, 75c to commemorate the event.
cians
of
the
Natchez
board
of
health
ver will be-extinguished in another
not come through the negotiations now . ®8 j v®
reP°rtad a* ■ substan-
0*1;
blackberries,
506c per pound;
at noon today examined and pro­
Roosevelt Has His Reward.
month.
in progress, President Roosevelt will tla r8duct>on in prices.
Inquiry About Bennington.
cantaloupes,
75c0*1.5O
per crate;
nounced
as
yellow
fever
the
disease
of
Paris,
Aug.
30.
—
The
unwavering
lay most of the blame at the door of
• The president spent three hours on
Washington, Aug. 25. — Secretary
Hot
Lake
Fire
Out.
pears,
*1.2501.50
per
box;
watermel
­
two
patient*,
a
white
woman
and
a
conviction
of
France
that
President
Russia. The deadlock, If snch It proves
board the submarine boat plunger dur­
La Grande—The extensive fire that ons, 10Ilic per pound; crabapple*, *1 Bonaparte has referred the report in the
negro man. Examining further five Roosevelt’s noble initiative would cul­ to be, will have been caused almost en­
ing a trial trip.
negroes convalescent from yellow fever minate in peace has received its reward. tirely by the refusal of the czar*4 en­ has been raging in the tules and grass per box; grapes, 9Oc0*].5O; prune*, Bennington, case to Captain Diehl,
A tunnel under the Detroit river con­ were found in the northeast end of
The news of the successful termination voys to listen to argument throughout near Hot Lake, which was caused from 70080c.
necting Detroit and Windsor has been town together with 17 suspicious cases
Vegetables—Beans, 104c per pound; judge advocate, and it is expected a de­
of the conference at Portsmouth, which the proceedings. The attitude rtf the the sparks of a passing engine, and |
started. The work will take three of sickness, 13 of which are undoubted­
।
cabbageyT01
Kc; cauliflower, 75090c termination will shortly be reached re­
which,
for
a
while,
threatened
to
burn
was first made known through the As- _______________
Russians has been ______________
from the outset that
years.
ly yellow fever? The infection is traced sociated Press bulletin, produced a pro-1 they have not suffered defeat at all. the buildings of that sanitarium, has at : per dozein; celery, 75 085c; corp, 80 garding the recommendations of the
from section men.
9c; cuppmbers, 10015c; pumpkins, court of inquiry. At the time of the
found . impression
when .. it woo
was vwuuw
commu- I The ivvriBrs
reverses ldbi
that nave
have ovcrwKen
overtaken mem,
them i last, by hard fighting . »k;.
—,
u
A new treaty of alliance which draw* by the health authorities tp a negro ---------
7^07^0 >er pound; tomatoes, 350 disaster, President Roosevelt informed
woman
who
came
from
New
Orleans
mcated
to
the
member*
of
the
dipio-
they
have
been
pleased
to
call
"merely
,
h
7
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i
?
♦
b
the two nation* closer together than
i
50c
per crate; squash, 5c per pound; Mr. Bonaparte that he desired a report
on
July
19.
matic
corps
and
the
high
officials
of
the
troubles?!-
.
placed
under
control
.
The
report
was
ever has been signed by Great Britain
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-
.
current
on
the
streets
that
the
hotel
turnips,
31.2501.40 per sack; carrots, from the secretary on the subject, and
government, who unanimously express­
and Japan.
it is the intention of Mr. Bonaparte to
had l>een burned, but the report was »1.2501.50; beets, »101.25.
Strict Quarantine at Cairo.
ed the keenest satisfaction that the
Completing Trans-Mexican Road.
without foundation.
Onions—Red, »1.25 per hundred; forward to the president such a report
Baldwin’* air ship ha* made the
Cairo, III., Aug. 29. — The waiting heavy attain had been removed.
Ban Francisco, Aug. 28.—William
within three or four days.
yellow, »1 25,
\
most successful flight of any yet in- room at Central station, where quaran­
_
.
_
_
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Rossiter,
a
planter,
arrived
here
from
I
Orchard
Ruined
bv
Enrine
Snark
Potatoes
—
Oregon,
new,
75
080c
per
vented. It has even eclipsed the fam­ tine permits are issued, gave strong
Postoffic* Building i. Opened.
Manzanillo, say. that work has begun,
Eu^n^-A X fire in the Bladen
Military Train* Wrecked.
ous Dumont balloons.
evidence today that Cairo has a rigid
San Francisco, Aug. 30.—The new after a delay of 12 years,’on the con-
i
¡J[ v,,,,,.,,.. _ »u
, sack.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 28. — It was
Butter—Fancy creamery, 27){03Oc
It is sui
quarantine in existence as regards LHWtoffice building at Mission and Sev necting link on the^ilroad that will cau^dc*^“^
The Federal grand jury at Portland through passengers, who were detained
stated today that the sudden departure
street* wa* form.lly opened today, reach from the Atlantic to the Pacific “ ed to have started from snark, from per ponud.
has indicetd Claude F. Thayer, of Til­ at the headquarters because they were enth
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 23024c per from St. Petersburg Monday night of
under the auspices of the Manufactur- acrore Mexico. The link stretches from rXina 1 Jom^.ml bro^
n«r
lamook, and several other* who operat­ not supplied with permits, and a guard ers’ and Producers’ areociation.
Prince Hilkoff, minister of -railroads,
Ad- Colima to Tuxpan, a distance oi only ^oTrre o! more of the nrohl^ rota dozen.
ed with him for conspiracy.
Poultry—Average old hens, 13014c; was for the purpose of investigating
was placed over them until they could dresses were delivered by Mayor 45 miles. It w.l] 1.« the first railroad “* '?, " ®^6 ^1^
mixed chickens, 12>4013c; old roost­ several serious accidents, which oc­
Peace negotiation* have delayed ac­ be sent on their way. A number of Schmitz, Postmaster Fisk, United States connection between the\ large city of abta kilHngf manv trero ^t wm
di to the residences nea/bv ers, 10c; young roosters, 11 % 012c; curred recently in Southern Russia to
arrests were made, in each case of per­ Circuit Judge Morrow, Congressmen Guaadlajara on the Atlantic and the L
tion on the Oregon judgeship.
turkey*, live, 18023c; geese, live, 80 military trains going to the Far East.
Kahn and Hayes and others. The post- Pacific coast.
7
re8,dence8
The affair* of the* Chicago world'* son* trying to evade the officers.
In one of these accidents, which took
8)4c; duck*, 14015c.
office
has
been
a
number
of
year,
in
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?
'
Ont
fair of 1893 have been wound up. The
place in the vicinity of Kazan, 26
Hope
—
Choice,
1904,
17018c
per
Norway To B* Recognized.
course of construction and is one of the
■tockholder* were paid 14^ percent
Barracks Are Burned^ ‘ *
soldiers were killed and two officers and
pound.
finest
in
the
United
States.
Washintgon,
Aug.
29.
—
President
dividends on the *5,500,000 stock.
Canton, O., Aug. 28.—The United - LaGrande Make* Much Suga*.
Wool—Eastern Oregon, average best, two soldier* injured.
Roosevelt i* expected to recognize the
States barracks at Westlawn cemetery,
I-« Grande—The sugar factory
19021c; lower grade*, down to 15c, ac­
Citizen* of New Yorfcjiave nominat­ independence of Norway within a few
Vote Approval of,Merger.
where is situated the late President I turning out from lOO to 150 sacks of cording to shrinkage; valley, 25027c
Boycott Stop* Sunday Picture*.
ed Jerome for mayor.
days. Pending arrangement for sepa­
8»n Francisco, Aug. 30.—The stock­ McKinley’* tomb, was destroyed by brown sugar every day from last year’s per pound; mobait, choice 30c.
New Westminster, B. C., Aug. 25.__
ration,,
Sweden
Served
notice
that
the
Lord Roberta, of the British army,
holders of the Southern Pacific com­ fire yesterday. The origin is unknown, syrnp. This sugar is not a finished
Beef—Dressed bulls, 102 per poupd;
recognition of Norway would be re­ pany, represented mainly by proxies at The flames spread so rapidly that sol­ product, but will be worked over and cows, SX04^c; country steers, 405c. The boycott on the Sunday edition of
will soon visit the Pacific coast.
the Vancouver World has proven effect­
garded a* an unfriendly act. This
The Japanese people oppose conces­ notice has now been withdrawn. Great a meeting in this city, have voted their dier* sleeping in a room in the barracks refined during the regular ran in the ' Veal—Dressed, 307^c.
ive, and that journal no longer supplies
approval to the recent merger of the were able only to save personal effect*. beet season. The factory has now been
Mutton — Dressed, fancy, 607c per
sions and want the war to go on.
Britain, France and Germany are ready Southern Pacific company, of Califor­ Twelve guns and 600 rounds of ammu­ running three weeks, and will operate pound; ordinary, 405c; lamb», 70 the market with colored pictures for
Sunday reading.
The boyoctt was
King Oscar is willing to let Prince to grant recognition and the president nia, with the Southern Pacific compan­
nition were burned. Exploding cart­ an equal length of time to finish the 7tfc.
placed by the Christian Endeavor mem­
Charles take th* throne of Norway.
will probably follow suit.
ies of Arizona and New Mexico.1
ran on ay rap.
ridges sent bullet* in every direction.
Pork—Dressed, 608c per pound.
ber* of British Columbia.
Bntorod a. Mcond claw mH« «I tb« |«<
’■ea at Day ton, Oregon.
, NEWS OF THE WEEK
Sensational Cnarges Against Puget
Sound N*vy Yard.
Washington, Aug. 29.— Sensational
charge* of graft in the navy yard at
Puget sound have been brought to the
attention of Secretary Bonaparte,
through a report of Special Agent R. H.
Pickerel, who has been condudcting an
investigation at that point for several
Japan Withdraws Demand fnr
Payment of War.
GETS HALF OF SAKHALIN ISLAND
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