The Stayton mail., August 02, 1901, Image 2

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THE STAYTON MAIL
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4 C. M U M B K O W J i K. C u b a .
STAYTON
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OREGON.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
A Comprehensive Review of the Im portant
Mappenin<s of the Past Week .Presented
in a Condensed Form tshich Is Most
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many
Readers.
IN S U R G E N T S
th: F irit lo G lv * Up In
of Samar.
Manila. July 29—General Hughes
cables the news of the first surrender
of Insurgents in the Island of Samar,
500 men, with two field guns. 30 rifles
and 70 halos, giving themselves up to
the United States authorities.
The opinion prevails among the
United States officers that it will take
years to accomplish the economic plan
of General Corbin. The civil and edu­
cational authorities hold that a contin­
uance of the protection of minor posts
is necessary, aside from that afforded
by the constabulay. It Is generally
expected that the concentration w i ll
be more gradual than Is anticipated In
Washington.
The first meeting of the legislative
Chamber held today was largely at­
tended. Commissioner Wright, speak­
ing of the charter of Manila, said the
same reasons that controlled In mak­
ing Washington the federal city ob­
tained in Manila, and Washington, he
declared, was the best governed city
in the world. Representatives of the
Spanish Chamber of Commerce vehe­
mently opposed the charter, asserting
that it was Inconsistent with the prin­
ciples of the freest government on
earth to deny the right of suffrage to
the residents of the metropolis, while
granting it to those of other localities.
They also declared that the proposed
system of government for Manila was
far less liberal than that offered by
the United States authorities, who
proposed to make the representatives
of the district in Manila elective by the
people.
Ex-.Vajor Shields, of the Thirty-third
Infantry. U. S. V.. has been appointed
purchasing agent, vice Lieutenant Mas­
sey, deceased.
A Band
of
SURRENDER.
5 0 0 li
Island
NEWS OF THE STATE
M A IN E
N«w
IT E M S
OF
IN T E R E S T
PARTS
OF
FROM
ALL
OREGON.
Comm erelal and Financial ttappenlm .i of Im .
portanee
A Brief Review of the G row th
and Improvem ents of the Many Industries
Throughout Our Thriving Com m onw ealth
— Latest Market R rporL
H j U I* Ship
ASKS FOR INQUIRY
LAUNCHED.
Given
lo
the
W iv rt
Cram p's Yards.
«I
Philadelphia, July 30,—Tin* battle
ship Maine, designed to la* larger,
stronger and faster than her nam e­
sake, whose s h a p e le s s mass still In'* ill
the harbor of Havana, has l*eeii sue*
cessfully launched from the ) arils of
the Cram p Ship .V Engine Building
Company. One of the largest croud*
that ha* ever seen a ship leave the
«ava at Cram p's yards was on hand,
and patriotism ran high a* the »hip
left her cradle. KeiiMngton, where
tin* shipyard is located, took a holi­
day, and attem lisl the luuueliiug.
Thousand* of |s*rsoii* from other parts
of the eity were on bund, and a* the
vani wa* thrown o|«en to the public,
every vantage |aiint iu the confine*
of the place swarmed « ith hum anity.
The weather was Ix'autiful.
The state of Maine wa* officially
•epresented hy Governor H ill uud
noni bei* of hi* staff. From Wash-
ngtou came a large utunla*r of naval
dficers ami others.
Tin' Maine is 56 |>er cent finished.
Her k«x*l was laid in April, 1899, and
the ship will la* reudy for transfer to
the governm ent in 18 month* or two
years’ tim e.
—
8C H LEY8
BY
R E Q U C 8 T IS G R A N T E D
THE
SECRETARY.
A Naval C ourt Will H< Ordered to la v e * g it«
the Adm iral's Conduct During the bentl-
ago Naval Campaign — S to lo n «
C ourt W ill Be Open
of the
Schl y Will Be Ah
lowed to Call Wllneiee*.
W allowa county sjx'nt $772 for coy­
W ashington, July 25.—Secretary
Drawing of Oklahoma land baa I***
ote
scalp«
last
month.
Long,
iu ueeorilutirc with a request
ftui.
from
Admiral
Schley, yeaterday ml -
Brome
grass
five
(cot
high
flourishes
The Kansas drought is effectually
viewl
that
officer
that he would order
on
the
arid
lands
m
ar
Bly.
broken.
a court of iu«|iiiry toexam iue into tin*
Large
quantities
of
m
atch
wood
are
Negotiations in Pekin «ill be closed
entire m atter <d Admiral Schley's
lieing sliipjx-d to Portland from Coo*
in two weeks.
course iu the Haiitiugo naval cam-
bay.
|Migii.
Later, the secretary an-
General Wood has left Havana for
A thena has pavtxl its streets and is
uouiK'ed that, owing to the extrem ely
the United States.
now working for an electric lighting
hot weather, the eourt would not
Shamrock I I has sailed from Eng­
system.
meet until Heptenils-r and that lie
land for New York.
would turn over liia ree«*ption room
Thom
as
Sherwood
has
been
ap­
The battleship Maine was launched
to the court. The mx * ret ary said
pointed stock ins|iector for Union
at Cram p's shipyards.
" It is too hot now uud I do not lie-
county.
licvc it would in' very com fortable f«ir
It is refrorted in London that K ru­
The Salem Flouring Mill Com­
officers to sit in their heavy, full dresa
ger has asked Chi*atc to end the Boer
pany’» new buildings are rapidly near­
uniform s during August. I tsstuxl
war.
ing com pletion.
an
order Mime tim e ago d i s p e n s i n g
Teamsters from interior are taking
A
large
hay
crop
in
the
W
illam
ette
with
the wearing of full dress uni­
the plaees of strikers in San Fran­
valley lias made th at staple cheap,
form*
during
a court m artial, but thin
cisco.
selling from $3 to $5 per ton.
cum * will la- *o im portant tb.it ««very
Transport Meade arrived at San
form of official dignity will Is* oh-
Piles for Mare Island, Cal., are be­
T H IS
IS
MACALAY
Francisco with soldiers from the
nervixl, even to the guard of marine«
ing cut on the Santiuin. The sticks
Philippines.
are from 42 to 80 feet long and several Who Started th* la le it Ram pili About R««r at the door. "
thousand-w ill la* »hipjsxl.
The run of tisli on the lower Colum­
"W ill the s e s s i o n s of the Court lx*
Admiral Sehlty.
o|**n?" was askixl.
bia is larger than has been known for
A
prom
ising
coal
prospect
has
Iwcn
"U nquestionably," was the em ­
several years.
found at Rice Hill, Douglas county,
phatic reply. " I pr<>|MMie to m ake
by the steam shovel crew who are ex­
Formal negotiations for a settle­
that fact very plain. *lt would lx* a
cavating there. The find will la*
m ent of the great steel strike have
great m istake lo have a six-ret court.
developed.
HEAVY EARTHQUAKE SHO CKS.
been opened.
The country has the right to know all
The Cut>an governm ent offers a re­
A num ber of small hold-ups are re­
th
at transpire* in the way of t<'»ti>
ward of $1,000 for the capture of Experienced O ver a Large Section of the Ne­ ported around Athena and W eston.
niony
offered. Personally, 1 alionltl
Bandid Lima, dead or alive.
vada Desert.
lx* very glad to have h court coiupowxl
A
stage
line
has
l>een
established
The feeling is growing stronger in Salt I-ake City. July 29.—A section
of a larger num ber <d officer*, but tbe
the m ountains from Prineville
naval regulation* restrict me to tho
England that that governm ent should 75 miles wide, through the Nevada across
to
Foster.
»election of three. I ho|x< to un-
not oppose the Nicaraguan canal Desert from Deeth as far west as Car­
Janies H all, a California pioneer of
nouuee the |M-rMiiinrl of the court to­
treaty.
lin experienced a series of heavy 1852,
died recently at Fairview, W as­
morrow and tin* will give the judge
The steel trust will carry the strike earthquake shocks about 2:30 this af­ co
county.
advocate
anil the rix-ordor ample tune
ternoon.
The
vibrations
generally
into the courts.
to
prepare
a list of witnesses who are
were
from
North
to
South,
Several
rich
clean
tiji*
are
reported
The sugar trust w ill add $15,000.- a n d 'a t one or two points lasted for from the placer mines of Mule Gulch,
to I»' anminoiiixl. I do not believe
000 to its capital stock.
fully five seconds. So far as learned G rant county.
th at the snuion of the court will Is*
no serious damage was done though
jirolongixl, hocHuae afl«T all, a great
The Constitution l«eat Columbia the
force of the shock was great The Eugene excelsior factory is II IS T O K Il N h l x . A K STANTON VI AIT.A Y deal
of the talk over the Santiago
four m inutes in a 28 mile race.
enough to shake dishes from the running night and day. tu rn ing out
Edgar Stanton Mac lav, the third cam paign
is like the genii’* vapor,
There are rumors in London of shelves. The extent of the earth­
volume of whose "H istory of the which call !*• cond iimx I in a small
jx-ace negotiations to end the Boer quake north and south is not known. 12 carloads every m onth.
At Elko, Nev., the shock was unusu­ Oregon college presidents are dis­ Am erican Navy” characterizes Rear bottle.”
war.
ally
The high school build­ cussing a more thorough regulation Admiral Schley as a M inm ler adm i­ "W ill Ail uiiral Schley Is' allowtxl
Dr. Koch says bovine tuberculosis ing. a severe.
new
brick
edifice, was badly of intercollegiate athletics.
ral anil a coward in connection with to name witneaaea?”
is not transm issible to the hum an cracked by the violence
of the vibra­
battle of Santiago, is u son of "A dm iral Schley,’’ was the reply,
system.
tion. and other buildings were slight­ The natural ice caves near Elgin, th«*
Rev
Muclay, who was the "w ill he affonhxl every op|sirtU liity
damaged The earthquake was pre­ Union rounty, are Incoming quite a pioneer Koliert
A lone highwayin tn held up the ly ceded
M
ethodist
missionary oi the for the ap|M arance of ali witne-s.-* Im
and followed by rather rem ark­ sum m er resort fo rm a t section.
C.tzadero stage near Mendocino. Cal., able meteorological
far
East.
He
was
Ixvrn
i.; '/noriiow, may desire. He ia also entitled, un­
phenomena. For
the uiival regulation*' to I»* repre-
but got nothing.
i.^-uhine ronntv Chftut. ' 3H years ago and was grad­ der
some time preceding th* shock the air y A. W,
*eut«xl
hy coutiMeJ. "
uated
from
Hyrweute
university
in
va*
i
*.
'■
•lit
whl
e'tliP
heat
was
j*
I
ts
to
r«
alia»
f$lu,two
from
th«-1
T1 fc£Lrr:Z.sters’ strike in San Fran­
W
hile
Secretary Ixntg was not asked
1885.
For
the
in
xt
|0
years
he
was
extremely
oppressive.
A
few
minutes
cisco uruerSiiiiiig serious. Both sides after the shock, however, a violent aW ual clean up on his Forest creek
connected with the reportorial and whether the c«iurt of inquiry would
mine.
are standing firm.
wind and rain storm, accompanied by
staff* of tin- N«*w York Times he asked to form and subm it an opin­
A fire in a reduction plant near heavy thunder and lightning, burst Tim lier fires are raging in the editorial
ami
Sun.
In iHtMi he «as ap|>«dnti-«l ion u|M>n the fact* dine lowed hy the
Florence, Col., destroyed $25<),UU0 over the city, the rain continuing for m ountains in 1-ake and K lam ath lighthouse ke<
| mt at Old Field Point, investigation, it is conaidered quite
several hours.
worth of property.
counties,
and
the
valleys
are
getting
Setaukct,
N.
V.,
ami during the pu»t probable th at this cotirwe will !»• pur­
At Deeth, Nev.. goods were shaken blue with smoke.
Petroleum on txiarxl an American from
five
years
he
dcvoti-d
m uch of hi* tim e sued. Utile«* the order convening
shelves in the stores. The
ship at Stockholm, Sweden, exploded, shock the
The prune crop in Benton and Linn to historical work. He is now con­ the court expressly require« this opin­
was
not
felt
50
miles
north
of
burning 15 persons and the ship.
Elko.
counties will be such a record breaker nected with the Hrooklyn navy yard, ion to l«> «•xpre*»ixl, it* report m ust
th at it is feared much of the fruit a position to which he was ap|aduted lie confined U j stating the fact* found.
Rear Adm iral Schley will demand
Although no positive declaration
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m ust go to waste for lack of drying recently hy Secretary Long.
an investigation of M aclay’s charges,
has la-cn given on the jienioliliel id
facilities.
and will sue the author for libel.
the court, it is assumixl about th e
BURNED TO DEATH.
An excursion boat on the Saginaw Paris Inventor Awaiting An O pportunity to The numlx-r of children in Lane
navy departm ent that Admiral Dewey
Make Another TriaL
river sank near Saginaw, M ich., with
com ity betw«*cn the ages of 4 and 20.
will
president t*f the court. There
30 passengers on board. All were Paris. July 29.—Keen Interest Is still according to the report* of the several Tw o M tn Who Made E ffort to R cicut People is an be impression
th at the two other
saved.
From Burning Building.
taken in the steerable balloon of the school clerks, is 7,54il. I*H*t year th«1
members
of
the
court
will lx* retired
Brazilian aeronaut. M Santos Dumont. num ber of children wa* 7,382.
naval
officers,
or
at
least
offirera who
The Boers have given up all hoj>e Each
Louisville,
Ky.,
July
30.
—
In
a
lire
he visits the grounds of the The Oregon rattb-snake seems lack­ which destroyed the pro|a*rty of the had no connection with the
of intervention and realize th at they Aero day
Santiago
at St. Cloud, where the ing in real venom. Several men '
cam paign. The selix'tion of retired
m ust fight the war out on their own balloon Club
is
kept
filled
In
readiness
to
Bagley-tiraham
Photographic
Supply
account.
will have it double advantage
seize the first opportunity to renew the were bitten recently in various hay-
tw«> men, one a |K>lieeman, were officers
Not only will they lx* free from any
The Canadian Pacific Railway is attem pt for the Deutsch prize, the sum fiehls in Eastern Oregon, hut no Co.,
100.000 francs offered for a dirigible fatalities or serious results are re­ hiirinxi to ilea th in an effort to rescue prejudice growing out of their active
considering the question of sub stitut­ of
women and children who occupied connection w ith the departm ent, Imt
balloon.
The motor is working satis­ corded.
ing electricity for steam on its heavy factorily and
producing a higher speed
rooms alarve the store. Hhortlv l>e- they will have no fi'ar of future con­
grades.
than at the last trial, but wind and rain
fore m idnight a terrific explosion sequences arising from their eoiirsv
Portland Markets.
W illiam H. H unt, present secre­ have thus far prevented a thorough
awakened
in the neighbor- while mem tiers ot the board.
tary of Porto Rico has l»een selected to test. So confident is he «>f winning the W heat— W alla W alla, export value, hood, ami everybody
am
ong
the
first to reach M I N E S A T N O M E P R O S P E R I N G .
prize
that
he
offers,
with
the
accumu­
55(ft56c
per
bushel;
bluestem,
57c;
succeed Charles H. Allen as governor
the
front
of
tin-
building
on Jefferson
lated
Interest
thereon,
another
prize
nom inal.
of that island.
stre«-t was Max Ilclovitch, a cigar Nome C ity Brings N o n of L *r{c Clean.Ups
of 4000 francs to the first member of valley,
Flour—la-st
grades,
$2.90(83.40
ja-r
The mine firem en’s strike has been the Aero Club performing the round barrel; graham , $2.60.
m aker living across the street. H ard­
declared off.
and Rich Strikes.
trip from St. Cloud to the Eiffel Tower Oats— White, $1.32 '^(9 1.35 ; gray, ly had the first explosion died away
Iteforc
he
had
dashed
up
the
stairs
in
The southwest was again scorched prior to October 31.
Port
Townsend,
July 26. — Tho
$1.30(9 1.321 a | kt cental.
answer
to
a
wom
an’s
screanis.
About
hy a hot wave.
steam
er
Nome
City
arrived
last night
Barley—
Feed,
$16.50(917;
brewing,
Much Fruit and Produce Ordered.
the tim e he reached the second floor from Nome, bringing 23 passengers.
Tli«- steel trust lias made no effort Philadelphia, July 29.—Large orders $17(917.50 p«'r ton.
he m ust lave fallen, for when picked The passengers report marvelously
Millstuffs— Bran, $17 p«T t«jn ; mi«l- up
to start up idle plants.
for fruit and produce have been re­ dlings,
a few mint««* afterward his rich slriki's in the Fairhaven district,
$21.50; shorts, $20; chop, $16. right only
The rivers and harliors com m ittee ceived by the local dealers from the H ay—Tim
si«le
was
burned to a crisp. Po­ Iff) miles north of Nome, and that n
othy,
$12.50(914;
clover,
sections of the Middle West which
has returned from Alaska.
lice
Officer
Jam
Ptirden was found stampede 1 ia*l «xieurrixl. The Blue-
have been stricken with drouth. This $7(89.50; Oregon wild hay, $6(87 jx-r on the third es floor,
suffocated, and stone district is still frozi-n, and it
The international m ining congress demand
has been larger duringthepast ton.
has opened a t Boise, Idaho.
two weeks, veterans in the produce B utter—Fancy creamery, 17 !£(8 l!)e ; seven firemen were taken from the will lx* some weeks before m iners will
m arket say, than ever before In the dairy, 14(915c; store, 11 (a 12c j«*r ruins. Home of them will probably Ixi able to cftrnmence sluicing Th««
W hitm arsh has been exonerated of history
die.
of the business in Philadel­ pound.
Kougarok district is also hack ward,
the charges brought against him .
phia.
It is reported that several persons and 1,500 men urc in Teller City
Eggs—
17j$(8
18c
per
dozen.
San Francisco team sters have q u it
lived in the building lost their waiting for the season to o|x*n There
Ch««se— Full cream, twins, 11(9 \ who
work and the wholesale trade is about
Fireman and Engineer Killed.
lives, hut tihs cannot Is* verified. are some few claim s being worked.
ll)^
c
;
Young
America,
12(9l2J^c
p«-r
tied up.
Heveral are missing and may be in Sunset Gulch, aeniss the harlsir,
Memphis, Tenn., July 29.—Freight pound.
Colonel Albert Jenks, a well known train No. 9 on the Choctaw, Oklaho­ Poultry—Chickens, mixe«l, $3.25(9 the ruins. The fir«- spread with such jirospects well. A strike is rejxirted
& Gulf road, was wrecked near
artist, dropped dead in Los Angeles of ma
hens, $4.00(95.00; dresser!, 10(9 rapidity th at even the fire fighters [ on Druse creek, and a stam pede is on.
Palestine, Ark., this morning early by 4.00;
heart disease, aged 75 years.
11c
per
springs, $2.50(84.50 were non-pulssed. W hen the first j Over $500,000 has liecn sluiced from
running into an open switch. The per dozen; pound;
ducks,
$3 for old; $2.50 crash came there w a s nothing hut ! winter dum ps near Nome, and tho
A Pittsburg woman starte«! the fire engineer and fireman were killed and
hut iu a m om ent later the pros|x*ets fur the future of th at cnnn-
with kerosene and, with her three a brakeman injured. It is believed the (9,3.50 for young; g«:cse, $4 per smoke,
place
w
a s a veritable furnace from try were never lx*tter than at present.
dozen
;
turkeys,
live,
8(910c;
dreswxl,
switch
was
thrown
by
men
Intending
children, was burned to death.
floor to roof. The loss is about $50,- |
to
wreck
and
rob
the
passenger
which
10®12J^c
per
pound.
The mayor of Santa Paula, Cal., was due there 30 minutes later.
Cleared of InturgenU.
M utton — Lambs, 3 '¿c. gross; <KK>.
was shot and probably fatally wound­
Manila, July 26.—Colonel Zurhnno,
dressed, 6<97c per pound; sheep,
ed by a tough character of th a t place.
~ Four Dtsthi st Chicago.
with 20 officers, 518 men, 243 rill«'«
Garment Workers' Strike Ended.
$3.25, gross; dressed, 6(96 ^c p«'r lb.
Corbin and Chaffee have decid«d on New York, July 29.—General Secre­ Hogs — Gr«»ss, heavy, $5.75(90; Chicago, July 30.— Ninety-live de­ and 100 txiloa, has surrendered to
radical changes in the arm y in the tary White, of the United Garment- light, $4.75(95; «iressed, 6,'-k'(97c fx*r grees marked the official m axim um | L ieutenant H ickm an, of the First
in Tayahas province. Tho
Philippines. The m ilitary force will W orkers of America, announced today pound.
perature in Chicago today, while cavalry,
that the strike of his fellow craftsm en Veal—Small, 7 **(98,'^c ; iarge, 6'* tem
ex-insurgents have taken the oath of
Fie reduced to 20,000 or 30,000.
the
hum
idity
register«*!
48
jx-r
cent,
was officially ended. The strike af­ (97 14r- Pf‘r pound.
to the United States, and
A m ovem ent has been started by fected about 70,000 workers.
which intensified the sufferings, allegiance
th
eir
surrender
clears th at district
Beef—Gross
top
steers,
$4
00(94.25
;
the lalior unions of San Francisco to
Hinrilar conditions are expect«*«l to of the revolutionary elem ent.
c«iws
and
heifers,
$3.25(93.50;
dresse«!
shut out Japanese, placing them on
Strike Makes Tinplate Dearer.
prevail tomorrow, according to the
beef,
£c j>er pound.
Torptodo -bo at Adder Launrhcd.
the same footing with the Chinese.
Philadelphia. July 26.—The strike 1 Hops— 12(914c per pound.
predictions
of the weather bureau. ]
of
steelworkers
ha*
raised
the
price
W ord— Valley, ll(9 l3 c ; F asten. Four jiersons <Ii• *<I as a result of th«* New York Ju ly 25 —The United
At a Chicago race track four horses
tinplate In this city from 20 to 30 Oregon,
h«‘!it, and an «xpial num ber were pros­ States torpedo boat Adder was I.lunch­
liecamc frightened, threw their riders of
per rent Before the strike tinplate pound. 8(8 12c; mohair, 20(92Ic j»*r trated.
Therm om eters on the streets ed at the Crescent ship yards, at Kliz-
and bolted from the track into the sold
at )4 per box at the mill, and
thport, N. J., today. The launeh-
spectators and several persons were $4.17 In Philadelphia. Prices today Potatoes—$1.00(91.25 per sackjne* showed 08 t«i 102 in the shade anil alw
ing was private.
from 108 to 112 in the sun.
potatoes, l«*c |x*r pound.
average $5 and $'.25.
severely injure«!.
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