THE DAYTON HERALD
EXTEND TO COAST.
New Through Road From St. Paul to
Puget Sound.
■atorad m bn
•Bae bi Pay luu,
FIGHT IN SENATE!
•Chicago, Oct. 11. — At the general
offices of tbe Chicago, Milwaukee A St.
>
Paul Railway, tbe report from Taco­
ma waa confirmed tbat tbe company
rr
o
had just purchased 160 scree of tideland
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property on the Tacoma water front,
for which about $776,000 was paid.
The St. Paul company has now secured
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$1,000,000 worth of terminal property
View of Representative Hull, of Iowa,
in Tacoma.
A Resume of the Leea Important but
It ia now admitted by officials of tbe
One of President’s Friends,
Not Loss Interesting Events
company tbat its plan is to extend the
in the Matter.
of the Pest Week.
Paul system to Tacoma as rapidly
DAYTON
OREGON
EWS OF THE WEEK
flames eat forest .
Many
Ranches and Houses Ruined
Near Santa Barbara.
Banta Barbara Cal-, Oct. 10. — Dia-
Rate Bill Will Not Easily Pass Io j*--*
*b*b •‘•rted abov.
8auta ^bara last night are .till rag-
Upper Hoose.
ing with undiminisbed force. Driven
I by a terrific wind until early thi. morn-
FEVER'S GRIP 18 BROKEN.
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
HIGH PRICED PEARS.
WATER USERS WANT ATTORNEY
New Orleans Will Show President Ita
New Orleans, Oct. 9.—Yellow fever
report to 6 p. m.: New cases, 29;
total 3,176; deaths, 8; total 410; new
foci, 8; under treatment 207; dis­
charged, 2,559.
At tbe cloee of tbe eleventh week of
the struggle against yellow fever, the
health authorities summed up the sit­
uation tonight as full of encourage­
ment. Today’s new cases in the city
were all in tbe old sone of infection.
and moat of them ere of an extremely
mild type.
Sentiment in favor of some character
of Mtion>1 quarantine u appareiltiy
rowi
here and elsewhere in the
ing, the flames awept over a space five Fruit of Rogue River Valley Securas Milton and Freewater Settlers Make
mile* long and three mile, wide, ex-
Record Figure in New York
Move of Precaution-
Medford—Telegraphic advice« from
Milton—A meeting of the users of
Fires are now burning densely covered New York State that a car of Medford water on all the streams and ditches in
valleys, and tbe mountain side« of pear«, from tbe orchard of J.. W. Per­ Milton and Freewater, excepting the
kin«, sold for $3,439. tbe highest price Tumalum river and Hudson Bay ditch,
Toro> Romero, Ward and Fithian can-
ever realised for a carload of pears in was held here to formulste plane for
yona are veritable furnace«, from which
America.
Part of tbe car brought the employment of counsel to look after
flame« are shooting high into the air
with / roar that 9111 be lie^rd for mile«. $7.70 per box, the highest price ever the interests of all parties interested,
recorded for single boxes ot the fruit.
A committee of three was appointed,
Smoke in dense cloud« floats over
They wera^e Doyenne du Comice W.mam Nichols, 8. A. Miller and J.
the coast, and frenA’eAtar*
Point
pear, of 4C|th not more than 16 cars H Piper
Attorney Stinman, of Pen-
Washington, Oct. 10.—“There is go- Co“<»»»‘on, within a roduu ot three
has formally accepted the the country between South Dakota and
.
m(lee from the center of the fire, ashes are aa yet grown on this continent. d eton, submitted . proposition to take
Bwedss.
Puget sound.
From present indica­ ing to be a lively fight at the coming
Tbe variety has for two or three years fh4 case and look after every right and
cinden,
Hke gnow
A woman has been arrested for her tions, within five years the extension session of congress over tbe railroad
r??
Arrangements forthepresident’sro-
The flames have burned over 30 been in vogue at tbe leading metropoli­
persistent effort in trying to tee the to Tscoma will be completed. Several rata problem, and tbe house will go ranches and destroyed houses, barns tan hotels. It has proven especially about $600. It was decided that the w tion and entertainment are progress-
Md
eflort u to*’be,,lnade
well adapted to Southern Oregon, and, committee should have full power to L
president.
surveys have been made from Chamber- with the president.” That is the view “d oth«^ buildings on 12 farms. Hay, while tbe orchards are yet young, tbe act for and determine, by the assistance whi)e he ig here
that
Officials of tbe Mutual Life Insurance lain to Tacoma, and the engineers are -
«1» to,». 1«-. —
“K■£."»
quality is unequaled and tbe yield ia of the individuals, each one’s claim, in New OrleaM fear ol the fwer haa
company admit having paid out large
whether it be riparian or nght by ap- entin>1
The ronte of tbe
still in the field.
Construction of a man of the committee on military af- the ranchers in building« alone is esti-' heavy.
«urns of money without cause.
! The average price for the entire car propnation. The paper, in the case ceMion
the city ball will carry him
line running northwest from Chamber­ fairs, and a man well posted on legis- matel at $50,000.
George W. Perkins, vice president of
Tbe pear box is 50 must be prepared by October 15.
pigt the
monument, on the im-
lative matters.
a vast amount of timber is destroyed was $5 40 per box.
the New York Life, has gone to Eu­ lain for 75 miles is in progress, but the
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I mense circular mound on which there
Mr. Hull, being an experienced law- and more u burBing. wires are down ponnds, but, realising he had some­
complete
route
to
Tacoma
has
not
been
rope to aviod testifying regarding in
CANNOT CANCEL LICENSE.
maker, and a careful man, will not anj road8 blockaded by’fallen trees, so thing strictly fancy, Mr. Perkins used
will be gathered aeveral thousand
fixed.
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surance methode.
clear half-boxes and wrapped tbe ten­
venture
a
prediction
as
to
what
the
t
hk
‘
full
details
of
the
losses
are
im-
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school children armed, with American
Charles Pfeiffer, townnsite agent for
All attempts to save tbe steamer 8t. the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul senate will do with the rate question, possible. Supervisor Sloeser and bis der pears in paper with lace border and Oregon Law Prevents Exclusion of flags to give a patriotic, greeting. Tbe
He also
New York Life From State.
streets through which the president is
Paul will be abandoned. There is no Railway company, at Tacoma, an-, but after a coherence with the presi-1 »Mutants, with 100 volunteers, are a lithugrapbed “top knot.’’
to be escorted are to be decorated on a
hope of getting any of the cargo and nounced authoritively that the Mil­ dent, he declares that Mr. Roosevelt is fighting tb^ flames, with little hope of bad lithographed end labels on the
Salem —There is no authority In the
boxes,
which
were
made
of
clear
lum
­
lavish scale»
the ship is fast going to pieces.
waukee road is to build to the coast. as determined aa ever that congress restraining the fire in many hours. If
Oregon
statu
es
for
the
cancellation
of
ber. Hie success justifies, in his mind,
The sailors of Admiral Evans’'ahip He said denis'.« were now useless, in shall act in a manner to cure the “^ail- winds spring up tonight tbe many tbe expenditure necessary to effect this a life insurance company’s license be­
road evil,” and he is satisfied that the magnificent homes in the Upper Mon-
have nearly all sworn off di inking. view of the publicity given the pur­
cause of mismanagement is the reply
WAS READY TO FIGHT.
administration will leave no stone un- tecit0 valley will be threaten'd, to- fancy pack.
This ship has always held the record chase yesterday of terminals involving turned" to accomplish this reeuR.
made by Secretary of State Dunbar to a
gether with the towns of Summerland,
more
than
1500,000.
Mr.
Pfeiffer
also
for tbe number of men who could get
request for such action against the New | Great Britain Offered to Give France
WEED ROAD IN NEW HANDS.
Mr- Hull is one of those men who Sereno and Carpenteria.
stated that the Milwaukee has survey­
drunk when given chore leave.
York Life. The request was made by
take
little
stock
in
tbe
declarations
of
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Aid Against Germany.
ors and right-of-way agents at work in
C.
H. Yenner, a New York banker, who
E. H. Harriman ia arranging for a Eastern Washington at the present such men as Senator Elkina, when they
Lack of Laborers Delays Extension
TRÄPS FOR ROOSEVELT.
London,
Oct. 9. — The Matin’s dis-
has asked all insurance commissioners
record-breaking tirp across the conti­ time.
come put and announce that the senate
Toward Klamath Falls.
.
to
revoke
that
company
’
s
license
unless
closures
purporting
to give details in
nent
He expects to go from San Fran­
Plan for the terminals in Tacoma, will very promptly pass a railroad
Klamath Falls—Tbe Weed railroad John A. McCall resigns the presidency connection with the resignation of the
cisco to Chicago in 50 hours and from says Mr. Pfeiflffer, include docks larger rate bill. He knows, as other practical Railroad Senators Scheme to Make
has passed into other bands. Theodore and George W Perkins the vice presi- French forei
miniiter M
Rate Bill Toothless.
Chicago to New York in 15 hours.
than any here at the present time. Mr» men know, that the senate is not apt
,
A}
Washington, Oct. ¡0.—Between this Saul, of Weed, a large stocholder in dency. Mr. Dunbar explained in hie .
to
do
any
such
thing;
.he
knows
Mr.
A movement is on foot to induce the Pfeiffer leaves tomorrow for Chicago
the Weed Lumber company, the former reply that tbe Oregon law authorises becauBe of the Moroccan situation, and
Elkins
well
enough
to
be
aware
that
time
and
the
assembling
of
congress
on
- hundreds who now go to Europe every lor a conference with A. J. Earling,
owner of the road, is authority for the cancellation for only two reasons—non- the sensational statement that Great
In December 4, President Roooeevelt will statement. The purchasing company
year to make a trip weet. It is be­ president of the Milwaukee, who has this is his method of campaign.
payment of money due on a policy or Britain not only
communicated to
hie own state, where other Republicans hold a series of conferences with men
lieved many of them would be better just returned from Europe.
is a corporation known aa the Califor­ inability to pay losses—and that be is .France her intention of supporting
are
seeking
to
wrest
the
senatorship
prominent
in
the
Republican
party
in
pleased with the West than with Eu­
nia Northeastern Railway company.
not advised that the New York Life France in the event of a war with Ger-
from Mr. Elkins, the senior West Vir- congress relative to the prospects of
rope if they once made the trip.
This sale not only includes the pres­ comes under either case.
many, but actually giving details of her
BRITON HELD FOR RANSOM.
ginia senator has cleverly thrown out a railroad and tariff legislation.
Those
ent Weed railroad, which extends 24
.intentions regarding the place for the
Rioting baa reeulted in many deaths
sop to every faction in his party; be «who have talked with him at Oyster
miles this way from Weed, where it
Experts Report Small Shortage./
landing of troops and the seisure of tbe
in Moscow, Russia.
British Consul Starts Post Haste to has endeavored to make it appear that Bay during the summer, when his time (connects with the Southern Pacific
Pendleton—The experts now auditing Kiel canal, created much talk in diplo-
be
is
in
sympathy
with
every
party
was
not
taken
up
with
peace
negotia-
Save Prisoner From Death.
It is now settled that Taft will go to
with eight miles more graded, but the the county books are declared to have matic circles today and are published
leader, and is working for his interests, tions, are satisfied that the president
Panama about November 1.
London, Oct. 11.—Much anxiety is At the same time, Mr. Elkina is man-1 will place the rate legislation ahead of Weed project to extend the road to found a small shortage in the clerk’s at length in all the afternoon paper«,
expressed* here regarding th eTate of ipulating affairs in West Virginia in a everything else, and, if it has to be Klamath Falls.
office. However, according^to Expert lb. official quarters, however, no ex-
Work just now is almost at a stand­ Beckwitb, there has been no failure on pression of opinion was obtainable,
proved the Karlstad treats.
Wills, the Englishman, recently em­ manner that will undoubtedly result done, will sacrifice tariff legislation in
still on the extension of the road to
Hughes has declined tbe Republican ployed by the Turkish tobacco revenue in hie own re-election, and the over- order to get the railroad rate bill this city, owing to the scarcity, it is the part of anyone to turn over money Foreign Minister Lansdowne was absent
received; but there has been failure to from the city and consequently it was
throw
of
every
insurgent
who
takes
through
.
And
there
is
every
reason
nomination for mayor of New York.
department, who, as announced yester­
said, of laborers, but men are being charge for some things which, under impossible to recure a definite state-
sides against him.
to believe that the president will ad-
sought
and
a
larg
crew
will
be
put
to
Pat Crowe bas arrived in Om«ha to day in a dispatch to the 'Associated
the law, should have been charged for. men« regarding-the actual lengths to
So it is with the rate bill.
Mr. El- here to this intention.
work at an early date when the road Also, he says, that subsequent findings which Great Britain went at the time
face charges for kidnaping Cudahy’s
kins professes to favor rate legislation t But the president will have confer-
will be pushed to th’scity rapidly.
the crisis _ During that time tbe
had been capt u red by b r i g ands. —Tbe and gives assurances that a satisfactory encea with bis supporters with a view ■ E; D. T)unn is manager of tbe Cali­ may offset the shortage that has beAn
found. Under whose regime tbe irreg- Associated Press secured a statement
Registration for tbe coming election Salonica dispatch said tbat the B^tish bill will soon pass the senate. That is I to outlining a campaign in support of
fornia Northwestern, and he, with a ularities come will not be divulged, I from a high official of the British for-
in New York is much greater than in
consulate at Monastic had received a
staff bf assistants, is now at We<d, nor the amount of the deficiency.
eign office, which to a certain extent
clever rftove on the part of Mr. Elkina, his «upporters know, that the oppon-
former years.
package containing
a human ear, who at heart ia aa anxioua aa any man ents of the bona fide rate regulating bill where he has taken die management of
------------- supports the assertions of the Matin.
Taft says that our coast defenses which a letter accompanying the pack­
the road from A. D. Evans, form< r
in congress to prevent the passage of are going to resort to all manner of
Gets New Pipe Organ.
could wipe out tbe combined fleets of age declared bad been cut from Wills.
manager, and who is also manager of
such
a bill as President Roosevelt means to prevent the passage of a bill
Willamette Unievrsity, Salem —
any two foreign powers.
the
Weed
Lumber
company
’
s
interea
e.
The letter threatened that Wille would favors.
INVADE COLORADO t^EXT.
j'favored by the president, and the presi­
Dean , Calbreath, oT the college of
Turkey ha. ordered a torpedo boat, be murdered unlesi the brigands were
dent is just sharp enough to start in
music.hae just completed arrangements
New Reduction Plants Installed.
to be b lilt, in France. Thi. will be paid a ransom of $5,000 not later than
away ahead of the session to head off
With Eilers Piano house, of Portland, Hltchcock«. Land Fraud Campaign
PROBLEM CAN BE SOLVED.
Sumpter—Extensive improvements
October 14.
her flrat of thi. class of war craft.
the opposition. He knows be will have
for the installation of a pipe organ at
wil1 ®a Continued.
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1
_
« .u
the standard
are under
Mr. Wills, who is about 27 years of For«.gn Engineers Predict Success of]_________________________________
tb® 1 at
A large
crew of mine
carpenters
baa way.
been Willamette university, at a cost of $1,-
President Roosevelt has conferred age, diMppeared last July.
Washington,
Oct. 9.—Upon the con-
He is a
with wall known athletes on football. eon of an engineer . who for many years
Panama Canal Scheme.
nruidont i. nn .1
h i
i»’
,e employed there tor some time past on 500. Students of the pipe organ will elusion of the land trial, in Portland,
_
, president is no slouch when it comes to
_-n
.
.■
. , . ,
..
He wants the brutality cut out of the has been engaged in work in Turkey,
Panama, Oct. 10. - After break- Sealing with smooth senators, and he «“*®11 construction anri tately on the be under Frederick W. Goodrich, of 8t. Secretary Hitchcock will, for tbe time
game.
Tbe Im‘ David’s church, Portland. Mr Good- being, at least, turn his attention from
and a brother of Percy Wille, tbe fast with Governor Magoqn and Chief ooght to succeed even better than be- reductlon Plant b"!ld,"g'
Dr, C. M. Shanley, one of the hard­ British consular agent at Ismid, Asia Engineer Stevens, the members of the rore on this issue because he has the Perla1’ ln ,tbe Cable Cove section, is rich as a pipe organist has studied un- Oregon and go after land thieves in
employing a crew of carpenters on der men of international reputation. other states, notably Colorado, Idaho
He served as a volunteer in advisory board of consulting engineers great mass bf the’people behind him.
est workers against yellow fever in New Minor.
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a new reduction plant. This property He was in London a number of years, and New Mexico. Special Agent Burns
Orleans, has died from an attack of the tbe British army during the Boer war, of the Panama canal this morning in-
miTTCRR dun witm ri nnn
baB been an extensive shipper for sev- Many students intend to take work in and those who co-operated with him in
and waa returned invalided, afterward spected Ancon and La Boca and the
disease.
GUTTERS RUN WITH BLOOD.
working up evidence in the Oregon
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oral months past, and bids fair to be- mua,c-
seeming a position in the Turkish to­ canal up to Corosal, getting an idea of
Mayor Dunne’s plan for Chicago to
fraud cases are to be sent to other
the swampy surroundings.
At 3 _
_
_
come one of the largest producers in
bacco revenue department.
own the street car system has been
o’clock this afternoon, during a terrific Cossacks Trample Parading Strikers this district. ________
New Mill Satisfactory.
states, probably first to Colorado,
turned down by the council. He will
Albany—The new Huntington mill though this is not fully determined,
rain storm, they visited President
Under Horses' Hoofs.
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try another.
CHINESE SUSPEND BOYCOTT
Amador and members of the cabinet,
Moscow, Oct. 10.—A reign ot terror
Work Mines All Winter,
at the Great Northern mine in the Blue
Incidental to this determination, it
General Williams, commanding tbe
meeting with a very pleasant reception, again exists throughout the city and
Sumpter — Since the strike made in river district has been installed, and is learned that Special Agent A. R.
department of tbe Columbia, advocate« If Congress Does Not Act, They Will
Major General George W. Davis, adjoining country, as tbe result of re- tbe Gold Nugget group, in the Bald reports are that it is surpassing all ex- Greene, who for years was Mr. Hitch-
retiring officer, at the age of 40. He
Make It Stronger.
chairman of the board ot consulting en- newed rioting between the strikers and I mountain district, a few weeksago, pectations of the promoters in the cock’s most trusted representative In
also favor, restoring tbe canteen.
Desperate fighting has taken tbere b«s been much development done amount of ore it will handle in a day. Oregon, is to be sent back to Kansas,
Washington, Oct. 11.—News that tbe gineers, informed the Associated Press troops.
that
it
would
be
at
least
a
month
be-
place
in
every
quarter of the city, and 0,1 tbe Property by the locators, Bese- A new ledge in the lower tunnel of the bis home state, and will soon thereafter
A new cure for consumption ha. been merchants of China, who have been
fore a report could be presented.
Ed- dosens of strikers have been killed ler and Dunn-
Cabins for use during mine, reported some time since, has a retire from the service.
diacovered.
prosecuting the boycott against Ameri­ ouard M. Quellenac, of tbe Sues canal and wounded. The rioting began early the winter have been erected, and the full ten foot face of rich ore! a«d under
Tbe condition of ex-8enator Jerry can goods, have decided to suspend Staff, Adolph Guerrard, the French I Sunday morning, when a band of
or u-.r*
drift started 1 on rv-
the the work of the new mill eoi •mefning of
OI 8o-
80- I main tunnel M
Grand Naval Pageant.
Simpson remain, unchanged.
*-J—, An crecar and track have been the real value of the mine can be ascer­
temporarily that movement to await delegate, and J. W. Weicker, tbe Dutch cialists, carrying red flags and banners, '^8*-
Tokio, Oct. 9.—The coming visit to
Every building in the town of Purdy, possible action of the United States delegate, informed the Associated Press bearing derogatory inscriptions com- delivered and extensive work will be tained.
Japanese waters of the British squad­
that they could see no problem which menting on members of tbe royal fam- done this winter.
Supplies for a long
Nevada, has been destroyed by Are. -
ron, commanded by Vice Admiral 8ir
congress in softening tbe exclusion
Freewater's„Big
Crop
of
Hay.
the engineering energy and the treas ily and local authorities, tried to pa. period are on tbe ground. The Sunny-
Gerald
Noe), will, it is expected, be
Several new cases of yellow fever laws, ia contained in official dispatches ury of the United State« could not h rade
’ through
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‘ the G0I4 ■
Freewater—In addition to the excel­ made tbe occasion soon after tiie ratifi­
the principal streets. The
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®n extension
received today from Pekin. The infor­
have appeared at PenMcola, Florida.
lent fruit and grain craps raised upon
solve. ‘ -M. Guerrard said he thought police attempted td disperse them, Nu88et. ia alao Hieing developed.
cation of'peace of a grand navpl review,
mation comes from tbe .‘merchants’
winter and spring irrigated lands in
Taft is taking precaution, to atop
the most difficult problem would be the when some one fired a shot from a re-
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which, with Admiral Togo’s triumph­
guild of that place, and is to the effect
this locality a large amount of hay is
-
Cadets for Islands.
frauda in future purchase« of supplies
control of the Chagres 'river and in volver. The bullet severely wounded I
ant entry into the city, will offer a
that this course has been decided upon
for the army.
connection with the Culebra cut, but Police Lieutenant Nicholas Pontche-1 Corvallis—According to a new ruling grown. The crop of alfalfa last spring
splendid occasion for diverting the peo­
by merchants throughout the empire.
they admitted that very good work was vitoh. t
of the War department, Lieutenant was light, but the two last cuttings ple1. attention from the unsatisfactory
The action follows the advice of the now in progress.
The preeident bu established a new
The police then fired a volley into Quinlan will be allowed to select thia have made a good yield, aggregating terms of the treaty. It is believed tbat
forest reserve in Arisona. It will con­ Chinese government in the matte',
Herr Weicker was very optimisti: as the crowd, and charged it, only to be year three men from the p. A. C. ca- seven tons to the acre, worth in the
the authorities will do everything pos­
which was given aa a consequence of
tain 1,120,000 acres.
Without ir­
to the future of Panama, and said that I driven back with some loss. Troops dets for positions in tbe constabulary local market 85 per ton.
sible to utilise these events as demon­
the attitud- of President Roosevelt.
rigation
this
land
is
practically
worth-
I
were
then
called
and
a
sortie
of
mount-1
>n
the
Philippine
islands.
The
pay
he
thought
that
a
city
bigger
than
A Chicago judge My. there 1. no nch Should congress fail to take the desired
strations of the fact that the peace of
thing as peaceful picketing by labor action, the boycott will again become Buo n o s Ay ree wo ul d spri ng wp h ers, led Cossacks drove the crowd into a I for the constabulary officers N! TBIM
Ania is guarded by the two powerful
which
would
be
the
metropolis
of
Cen
­
side
street,
trampling
the
leaders
under
lieutenant,
$1,100
per
annum;
second
unions during strikes.
allies. American warship, are expect­
effective, and will be pressed with re-1
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
tral and South America.
the
feet
of
the
horses.
lieutenant, $1,200; flrst lieutenant,
ed to be present at tbe naval review.
newed vigor.
T
Admiral Togo will visit all tbe prin­
$1,300.
Lieutenant Qn'nlan, com­
Wheat—Club, 71c per bushel; blue-
cipal countries of tbe world with his
Effective When Signed.
mandent of the cadets, during his serv- stem, 74c; valley, 71072c.
_
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_
On the Way to Savannah.
Oats-No. 1 white feed, $24 024 50; ' „ R-"eT o . O" Q‘rmany-
Banker a Cattle Thief.
famous fighting squadron of warships.
Washington, Oct. 10.—The treaty of I
Washington, Oct 10.—John F. Gay- ice in th<> Philippines, assisted in es-
Fargo, N. D., Oct. 11.—Stockmen of peace between Russia and Japan will nor and Benjamin D. Greene, who are ^«blishing the branch of the army serv- gray, $24024 50 per ton.
’’
9—A m*rked ’•®*ction in
General Charles W. Bartlett, of Bos­ Montana and North Dakota are inte- become
Barley —Feed, $20 500 21 per ton ■ Publ,c «ntiment has followed the
effective upon its approval L«.u
a taken to Savannah, Ga., to
w e»»uu
1- *ce-
being
stand
ton, has been nominated as the Demo­ rested in a big cattle stealing sensation
brewing, $21 50022; rolled,$21.50022. »ranc°-Gern>an accord .concerning the
without awaiting the formal exchange trial on a chxrge of conspiracy to de-
cratic rendidate for governor of M um brewing in tne north western part of of ratifications at Washington.
Rye—$1.4001.45 per cental.
Morocco conference.
Many leading
I fraud the government out of a large
Typhjid Charged to Milk.
chusett«.
.. . . .
...
.. r _
this state near the Montana line. The
Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $14 ney»P“P«r»
renewing their cam-
Thia information was imparted atth^vamount of money ¡n connection with
Oregon City—Alleging that a doten
Russia has adopted a homestead law most sensational feature of the deal ia Japanese legation today. This course the river and harbor improvements c*«ee of typhoid fever in Clackamas 015 per ton; valley timothy, $110)2; Stl5n. °j cr,tlc!B,n. ■Ka’nat Germany,
This is due principally to Chancellor
which enables officers and soldiers to the arrest of a banker in connection has been decided upon in order that tbe there, passed through Washington to- county are due to infected milk served clover, $809; grain hay, $809.
Fruita — Apples, $101.75 per box; v°o Bnelow’a °Pen statements favoring
get free land in Siberia and gives them with the affair. He is said to have speediest possible termination of the day. They reached the city early jn hoppickers from the dairy of Charles
furnished the brains for the outfit and a war may be bad. As s~on as it has the morning in charge of secret service deck’s farm at Aurora, Dr. H. 8. peaches, 85c0$l per crate; plums, 50 „ A”*1 G.erma" repprochement.
The
exemption from taxes for five years.
cloak of respectability, under which been signed, this fact will be communi- agents, who turned the two men over Mount, of this city, will register com- 075c per crate; cantaloupes, 75C0
, n riviewa tbe circumstance« of M.
Four bandits who looted the post- the gang operated.
It is said that a cated to the State department, and this to United States Deputy Marshal George phunt with the State Board of Health $1.25 per crate; pears, $1.2501.50 per
'«’•see s retirement from tbe Foreign
! alle«,nK that a "umber ot «ensa-
office at Wild Rose, Wisconsin, and at­ full exposure of the deal will involve government will apprise each emperor E. White, of Savanah, who left with Bnd demand that an investigation be box;, watermelons, X@lc per pound;
.I*!.
occnrl’«1 in connection
tempted to break into the State bank, dosens of men, one of whom is a gov­ of the act ot tbe other.
* Savanah.
~
* had * of ““
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the situation.
While
all of “* the crabapples, $1 per box; quinces, $1 per
them for
bo*
with
the
change.
have been run down. One was killed, ernment official.
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patients are doing well, it ia alleged
one fatally wounded and one seriously
Vegetables—Beans, 104c per pound ;
_
Executed by Rural««.
tbat Beck’s gross carelessness is reqpon-
Gold in the Tanana.
hurt.
Princelings’ Love Match.
cabbage, 101^0 per pound; cauliflow-
Cane sYruP Product Improved,
Guadalajara, Mex., Oct. 10.—Eleven aibU ,,,r a majorityjof the cases.
Vancouver, B. C., Oct. 10.—Arrivals
er, 76c per dosen; celery, 76c per
Washington, Oct. 9.—Government
Gluecksburg, Germany, Oct. 11.— from Dawson say authentic information ot the bandits engaged in the hold-up
Massachusetts Republicans have de­
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This little town present an unusual ap­ come« from Tanana, Alaska, that 200 of M.nuel Paradesjoreman of the Bu- °7«0 ’ 8^°o1 D,bt
6°: dosen; co/n, 66c per sack; cucumbers, éxperiments into the process of cane
clared for tariff revision.
pearance in its gala decoration for the mile« from Tanana the richest gold Sna Vista mines, and his two assistants,
^alem - The .ecret.ry of the state 10015c per dosen ; pumpkins, 1 J^0 ’yrnP making have been brought to a
Opposition to the peace treaty ia marriage tomorrow of Prince Charles
rejmrte^be
loansand l%c per pound; tomatoes, 30040c per BnSc<*B,al conclusion and Secretary
strike ever made in the north had been six miles west ot Hostotipaquillo, and
again springing up in Japan.
Edward, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and made on a creek 20 miles long. Three Jalisco, have been captured and «hot by ,n,BreBt J?*'1"« ]»^bt«iness of the crate; squash, 6c per pound; turnip., Wilson, of the department of Agricnl-
^cat^l in^tutlims
Gotha, nephew of King Edward, with men made the discovery, and, return­ the rurales. It was learned that !5
9Oc0$l per sack: carrots, 65076c per ture> ^»y ordered the Mie of the gov-
Fifty men Were rescued from a burn­ Princess Victoria Adolphe,
oldest ing to Tanana, undertook to lead 25 men participated in the hold-up. -The
sack; beets, 85c0$l per Mck.
ernment factory, which was built at
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V*
4
’
’
ing mine at Florence, Colo., after hope daughter of Duke Frederick ot Schles-
Onions — Oregon Yellow Danvers, w«ycroM, Ga., three years ago for the
div2ded “
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friends to the creek, but first obliged search for the other four bandits is .till
had almost been abandoned for their
wig-Holstein-8onderburg- Gluecksburg, them to legally bind themselves to give in progress. The bandits killed Para-
*h°°'ll l“d .
$1.25 per sack.
—
purpose of giving a course of study to
-t
safety.
,and niece of Empress Augusta Vic- half their profits to , the discoverers. dee and one assistant, wounded the oth- *A62,128.85, college lands, $23,550.57;
Potatoes—Oregon fancy, 65085c per cane syrup manufacturers of Gulf
state«. The plant cost lees than $15,-
; ^h001 farn> sack; common, nominal.
Gomes ha« appealed for American toria. The emperor and empress ar­ The dirt is said to run *10 to $12 to er assistant and secured $5,000, which ““ Ve"a.L 'i."*’’
Butter—Fancy creamery, 25030c per °®® and tesultad in the improvement of
intervention in Cuba, saying Palma rived this afretnoon. The engagement the pan, and the news has caused was being taken out to th- Buena Vi.ta
I an annual production of nearly 200,-
..
|7’0S6;
1°«., $3,456. pound.
rules by terror and that the recent is unusually popular with the G$rmab much excitement at Tanarfi.
.'
... mines to pay tbe miners.
people.
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 27027 ){c per 000,000 gallons of syrup.
elections were a farce.
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I” Weston Grain Fields.
dosen.
Loss at Least S90JXX).
Mexico City, Oct. lœ-That ’the daJ „S^w^Z’
Russia baa decided to send her pris­
Hyde Out of Union Pacific.
Poultry — Average old hens, 11X0
Santa
Barbara,
Cat.,
Oct.
10.
—
At
8
oners of wiir now in Japan to Vladivo­
^7?" 12c per pound; mixed chickens, 110
Salt Lake City, Octv-J 1 .—James H. o’clock tonight Forest Supervisor Sloe- .trnction of ¿ke Ch^H aa a pie-re
Panama, Oct. 9.—The newest of the
stok by transport and thence by tbe Si­ Hyde, of New York, was dropped from
llJi*!, old Boosters, 909He; young world’s republics, as well as of the na­
son gave out the statement that the fire resort adjutact and as a commercial ave-
for
,ince
p
berian railroad to Rueeia..'
the board of di-eetpra of the Union which has been raging in the moun­
rooster«, 10011c; spring«. HX013c; tions of the western world, is proving
nue for the grMt haciendas in the vi-
,
The gw<d
-
r.
The seed drills 'will follow dressed
chickens,
14016c
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turkeys, that it is possessed of a spirit of pro­
The cabinet has decided not to trans­ Pacific railroa^ at the annual meeting tains since last Saturday night is now cinity i. a j robability in tbe next five
live, 16017c; geeoe, live, 800c; ducks. gress and a desire to make itself known
fer tbe control of the canal work from of stockholders held here today. P. A. under control, although a strong wind year« is the opi_:
iinion
well
: 1 a . / “
" • ** known
‘ .« gin work about the minale of the 18014c.
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in the domain of world events that is
the War department; to the State de­ Valentine, of Chicago, was elected to might again spread the flames to new n
coni J
J
cause of.‘his condi- montb>
Abodt one half of the wheat
Hope—Oregon, 1905, choice, 12013c worthy of emulation by
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tbe
board
as
a
new
member.
With
some of „ its _ sis-
partment for tbe present, at least.
localities.
The property loss as a re­ tion i« the advance into the water.
|ands in this locality are summer fal- per pound; olds, 10012c.
I ter state«. Little Panama will make
these exception« all member« of tbe sult of the fire is variously estimated
byacMrtb
*'
1
’
B
lowed
each
alternate
year,
except
labds
New York Republican« have nomi­ former board were re-elected.
Wool—Eastern Oregon average beet, her first appearance on the internation-
The
hr
tha foothills, which are put into 19021c per pound; lower grades down ■' »tBge at the next peace congress at
nated Hughes, insurance investigator, Harriman interests were in complete from $20,000 to $1'00,000, but the
an
ofUt
of
$150,000
for
a
way
of
ridding
wintw
,
wheet
w
third
p
former
figure
is
believed
to
be
nearest
for mayor.
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,
to 15c, according to shrinkage; Valley, The Hague. In the invitation extend-
«ontrok j»/ opposition whatever being correct.
the lake of the weed.
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Great Britain and Russia have nego­ voiced. '■
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25027c; mobair, choke, 80c.
ed by the csar, Panama was recognised
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Big Wheat Sales at Adams. ’ '
tiated a treaty about Central Asia.
- Beef — Dressed bulls, 102c per
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Census Report pn Cotton.
Raisuli On Another Raid.
Adams—Three hundred and twenty pound; cows, 304c; country steers, 4
* Hill Ie said to.have stolen a march in
Great Increase in Registration.
Make Battleship. Larger.
Washington, Oct. 10. — The Cenras
Tangier, Oct. 10.— Raisuli and his thousand bushels of wheat has been
tbe fight for right of way along tbe
New York,'Oct. 11.— The total reg­ bereau today issued a bulletin showing band have again been raiding the handled through Warehouses here, 0$He.
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.
Wuhington, Oct. 9.—Secretary Bon-
north bank of tbe Columbia, and any istration of yesterday and today in the production and distribution of the
‘
b" nnder ‘»«Md*ratio« a recom-
neighboring
tribes,
murdering
the
gov-
Over
one-half
of
this
has
been
sold
at
Mutton—Dreced, fancy, «M«7c per mendation made to him that he requeet
road wanting to come down tbe river Greater New York was« $47,308, as
cotton of the United: States available ernor of Tebiancenta district.
The
an
average
price
of
61
cent«
per
bnahe)
pound; ordinary, 405c; lambe, 70 congress to increase the tonnage of tbe
must buy right of way from the North­ compared with 308,142 for tbe corres­ between September 1/1904, and Sep
depredations of the outlaw« have caused —about one half going to the Athena
ern Pacific.
pond ing days of 1903.
two battleehipa authorised at tbs laat
tember 1, 1905, to be 14,455,994 bales. a feeling of alarm among the populace. | mill and the balance to Portland.
Pork—Dressed, 607 Xc per pound. eeMion from 16,000 to 18.000 tone.
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Vil
Fl*.
Thé
cue li
thé g^
over- i
which
the ta
Just 1
longei
wandi
when
4 balls ।
the h
théir
•pect
The
enoug
good
twenty
years
tusko
an oak
looks
soned
“green
the wi
it will
right i
pear
some
off an
fall os
like a
while
placed
They
farmer
road 01
taught
honk a
calling
the fan
auto bi
passed
miles a
The ch
after tl
three r<
behind
Times.
“The
year ti
“Eh?
big an¿
V “And
there ai
be elosi
“Wha
the gros
« genico
deficit
Dealer.
KIDNE
The G
In
Nicho
Order of
140, Pea
write«:
"A fe1
heavy cc
neya, an
inclemer
gravated
work.'
v w “After
remedies
“Ina
were mi
“I «ti
another
time I w
MI noi
hare bee
splendid
Dr. H
of teetin
been cur
kidney d
medical
Presiden
Collimili