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C R Y IN G FOR H A RV E STE RS.
NEW S T A R IN U NIO N .
' IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS
Unemployed Men fo r Kansas Grain
Fields Hard to Find.
President Signs Stetehood
Makes It a Law.
Bill and
Topeka, Kan., June 19.— Kansas is
Washington, June 16.— Another »tar
S T A Y T O N .................. OREGON
was adtled to the Union Hztunlay when
sending out the strongest appeal of her
President Roosevelt signed the hill a«l-
history for men to work in the harvest
Monday, June 18.
ed every appearance of a class room.
mining Oklahoma and Indian Territoiy
fields. The difficulties of the last few
Washington, June 16.— After another
as one slate.
The measure also pro­
Thursday, June 14.
years getting help to gatlqir the wheat day devoted largely to the Lake Erie A
vides that Ariaona and New Mexico
Washington, June 14.— The senate to­ may lie aduiitt««l to atatuhoo«l as the
Eiefore it becomes dead ripe and scatters Ohio river canal bill, the senate today
day
decided to vote next Thursday on
in the gathering w ill be intensified this passed that measure with only 11 votes the Panama sea-level canal b ill; ac­ state of Arizona, provided the people of
in the negative. In addition, several
the territories vote In favor of adu.ts-
year if the advance signs are token of
bills to which there was no objection cepted the conference reports on the aion on the terms submitted by eon-
what is to come.
received favorable action. There also diplomatic and naval appropriation BMN.
At least 26,COO more men than are in was further discussion l>etween Tillman bills, the former complete ami the
The signing of the measure wssjnade
A Return« o f the Lest Important but sight now will be ueeded. and desperate and Hopkins over the resolution of the latter partial; passed a hill liuitling tlie occasion of an intereeting cere­
Not L e t t Interesting Events
former for an investigation o( the quei*. the liability that may he assumed by mony, Benator Beveridge and Kept*-
measures w ill lie adopted to draft men
tion of national bank contributions lo individuals to national hanks; adopted seutallve Hamilton, chairmen of the
o f the Past Week.
into the service behind the self-binderi. political campaigns, which involved a Morgan's resolution relative to the con­ senate ami house cominitt«i«s on terri­
Competition for labor is stronger this renewed reference to the failure of the trol of the Panama railroad; admitted tories, wiio have worked long ami liar«)
A. W. Benson as the successor of Bur­ for the measure, were present, as also
Revolutionary feeling it spreading in year than ever before. Theie seems to Chicago national bank.
ton,
of Kansas; received the credentials were Delegate McGuire, of Oklahoma,
Russia.
The sessiou adjourned upon the offi­
tie no idle men anywhere.
of Benator elect Dupont, ol Delaware; and a number of reeidente (if Okla­
cial
announcement
of
the
death
of
Tes­
Tobacco trust officials have been in­
Appeals have been addressed to the
listened to a speech by Drydeu in sup­ homa; I>elrgata Andrews, of New Mex­
ter, of Georgia.
dicted for conspiracy.
port of a lock canal across the Isthmus ico; Secretary I.oeh and othxrs.
employment agencies in Chicago, St.
Just
Washington, June 18. — A black- of Panama, and also passed several lieflire the president signed the bill,
Evidei C) is being found that Dreyfus Louis and other large industrial cen­
a as convicted by forgery.
ters. The answer has come back in al­ draped desk in the hall of the house semi-private bills.
Ambassador Hptrk von Bternlierg, of
most
every instance that it is impossi­ of representatives today told the story
Washington, June 14.— After elim i­ Hern any, was ushered into the office,
California is pushing the fight on
of the passing of Rufus I,eeter, late a
ble to fill the orders.
nating the appropriation of $100,000 ami he, too, witneeeeii the ceremony.
“ six-bit" insurance companies.
Factories are running at full capacity representative in congress from the for the further gauging of the waters id
The president u eJ two pens in ¡sign­
The president and house committee all over the country. Building opera­ First Georgia district.
Previous to the United States under the direction ing tlie measure, writing the first
have agreed on * meat inspection bill. tions are going on on a scale exceeding any announcement Wadsworth, of New
of the geological survey, the house to­ nerne, “ Theodore," with a solid gold
The Hermann land case trial at Port­ anything of the kind in past years. York, asked unanidious consent, which day grew weary of economy ami in­ pen presented by tlie people of A ri­
land is expected te take place the first These activities, in addition to the was granted, that the agricultural bill, creased the appropriations for further zona, hia family name, “ Roosevelt,"
many public improvements that are in with senate amendments, be recom­ testa of structural materials, lignites with an eagle'a quill taken from an
of July.
progress, have absorbed the bulk of the mitted to the committee on agriculture. and other coals, although the appropri­ eagle in Oklahoma.
The Russian nobility will refuse to
labor of the country, skilled and un­ Payne, of New York, by unanimous ations committee tailored zealously to
Afte. signing the hill, tlie president
divide their estates with the peasants
consent, then fixed Tuesday and Wed­ retain them at their original figure.
skilled.
congratulated Mr. Beverhlge ami Mr.
in order to prevent a revolution.
State Free Employment Agent Gerow nesday as suspension days, instead of
The conference report on the omni­ Hamilton ou'ths completion of their
The 131st anniversary of the battle bolds that a number of railroads are today, in view of the early adjourn­ bus lighthouse bill was adopted.
long and arduous labors in connection
|
of Bunker hill was celebrated at Bos­ largely to blame for the shortage of ment of the house.
He also express««!
The report of the conferees of the with .lie measure.
Bartlett, of Georgia, announced the agricultural appropriation bill was tli« ii.qie that tlie people of Arizona ami
ton, where the day is always regarded harvest hands. He says the railroads
as a holiday.
need every man they can get to com­ death of his late colleague, stating that submitted.
New Mnzico would avail themselves of
he had been a member of the house for
tlie opportunity to corue into the Union
A l. L. Craig, general passenger agent plete their own work, and for this rea­ nearly 18 years. He offered the usual
Wednesday, June 13.
as a state. From every view point, he
of the O. R. A N., has resigned to take son have refused to grant the 1 cent a resolution«, which were agreed to. As
Washington, June 13.— The senate
a better position with the Great North­ mile passenger rate that is usually made a further mark of respect, the house adopted without division the conference said, tie regarded this as the wiee thing
for thsm to do, as the opportunity
ern. W iliam McMurray, of Portland, for the harvest hands. They fear, it is then adjourned until tomorrow.
report on the statehood hill at 6:20
said, that the call from the wheat
might not come again in a (core of
w ill likely be Mr. Craig’ s successor.
o’clock
this
evening.
fields, with the attractive wages, w ill
years. The president said that he hail
Saturday, June 16.
The report was debated by Foraker,
Presbyterian churches throughout the draw away their laborers, who get only
a persoual interest in the admission of
Money,
Dubois,
Washington, June 16. — The senate Bailey, Patterson,
United States are raising a fund of $1.25 for working on tracks.
Arizona and New Mexico, as many of
1300,000 with which to rebuild tbe
The Rock Island and Union Pacific spent the entire day debuting the bill Morgan, Stone, McCumher und others. tlie members of his regiment, the
Dubois announced hia intention to
edifices of that denomination destroyed have given the harvesters' rate, but to incorporate a ship canal connecting
Rough Riders, resided tiiere
lake Erie with the Ohio river, and vote against the acceptance of the re­
by the San Francisco earthquake and tbe other lines are obdurate.
fire.
There w ill be no room for complaint 8gain adjourned without action on it. port, because of the omission of the PRELUDE T O GENERAL A T T A C K .
on
account of compensation. The farm­ The bill was savagely attacked by Pat­ anti-polygamy provlaion inserted by
Japan has suppressed the outbreak
ers, if need be, w ill pay as high as $3 terson as in the interest of speculation, the senate, and in doing so he took oc­ Mastacte at Biatyatok Will Be Imitat­
in Corea.
a day for good men.
Tbe ordinary and was as wurmly defended by Knox casion to review his own political ex­
ed in Other Cities.
Castro w ill resume the presidency of wage w ill be $2 to $2.50. Board anil and Nelson. LAFollette offered a num­ perience in dealing with the Mormons,
Venezuela July 5.
Berlin, June 18.— " W e have every
lodging are also given. Farmers will ber of amendments, which were laid saying that he knew his stand on the
question would result in his enforce«! reason to believe that the massacre of
The army w ill soon abandon San co-operate with each other, and there on the table.
The sen­ Jews at Bialystok is a rehearsal for a
During a lull in the proceedings the retirement from the senate.
will lie lees “ etealing” of the hands of
Francisco relief work.
ate
also
listene«l
during
the
day
to an wholesale repetition of tiie atrocities of
president
pro
tern
announced
his
signa­
others than in past years.
The czar is preparing for an open re­
argument by Millard in op|>oeition to last October,“ said Dr. Paul Nathan,
The fiat has gone out unofficially that ture to the statehood bill.
volt in Southern Russia.
The senate adjourned at 4:30 p. m. tqe sea level Panama canal bilsl.
president of tbe Central Jearlsh Relief
there must be no able bodied men in
A Texas negro has E>een sentenced to Kansas at harvest time.
The loafer for want of a quorum.
Washington, June 13.— There was a league of Germany. “ Our information
the penitentiary for 999 years.
who can work will be obliged to toil or
round of applause from both sides of indicates that the Bialystok massacre ie
Washington, June 16. — A fte r 40
leave the state.
Local authorities in
the
chamber when Hamilton, of Michi­ the same sort of officially inspireil
Half of San Francisco’ s present water
cities and towns hitherto have co-oper­ minutes debate today the house by the gan, reported to the houxe today that counter revolutionary outbreak as was
supply is wasted by leaks in tbe mains.
ated with the agriculturists in enlisting vote of 129 to 82 adopted the senate the conferees on *tatehoo«l had agreed that at Odessa. We have learnml posi­
The Blackfoot Indian reservation in the whole available force for field work. resolution providing for the purchase reached an agreement ami asked that tively that tlie government’s allegation
of material and .equipment for use in
Montana w ill be opened to settlement. They w ill do so again this year.
that the trouble began in consequence
it he printeti in the Record.
tbe construction of the Putiama canal of
Present
indications
are
that
Kansas
The day was spent on the sundry of the bomlie being thrown at a Chris­
Germany is planning to spend $50,-
domestic manufacturers and of the low­
000,000 in widening and improving the w ill harvest 65,000,000 bushels of est responsible bidder, unless the presi­ civil appropriation hill, and, ¿with the tian religions proreeaion hv Jews is a
wheat.
Tbe
usu»l
migration
from
tbe
exception of an hoar occupied in con­ ridiculous falsehood. Bialystok is still
K iel canal.
dent shall in any care deem tbe bids or
Texas and Oklahoma fields w ill recur
sidering the proposed abolition of re­ in the hernia of tlie drunken Cossacks,
A pretended president of the Ph ilip­ this year, but this source of aid of tenders therefor to be extortionate or ceivers of land offices, which measure who are determin««! that no Jews shall
unreasonable.
The adoption of the
pine republic has scrrendered to the itself w ill not be sufficient.
the house refused to sanction, the en­ he allowed to e*ca|>e or go unrohhed.
resolution came after a long discussion
authorities.
“ The military have deserted the rail­
tire day was taken up with the consid­
of purchasing canal material in open
eration of appropriations for the United way station and every passing train ia
The bouse committee on agriculture
markets, while the sundry civil bill
L IT T L E M AIL W AS L O S T .
Btates Geological survey, memliers of held up end the passengers plunder««!.
has agreed to Roosevelt’s demands on
was tinder consideration.
the appropriations committee being in Panic reigns in the neighbor'ng v il­
the meat inspection bill.
The sundry civil bill also was passed.
Surprising Amount o f Business Now
severe criticism of the officials of the lages, which fear they will be the next
It carries a total appropriation of $94,-
Mrs. E. H . Conger, wife of the ex-
object of attack.
Numerous German
survey.
in San Francisco Postoffice.
678,040, nearly $26,000,000 of which
minister to China, has sold for $7,000
firms and individuals are among the
Washington, June 1 9 — Postmaster is for the continuation of work on the
Tuesday, June 12.
a rug which she bought in Pekin for
sufferers at Bialyatok and cause the
General Cortelyou has received final canal.
$90.
Washington, June 12.— By a vote of suggestion tiiat German intervention !>e
reports from the postmaster at Ban
54 to 6 the seriate today decide<l to con­ invoked."
The governor of California and mayor Francisco, dealing with detailing the
Friday, June 15.
sider the bill extending from 26 to 36
of San Francisco have joined in an ap­ postal conditions during the great dis­
Washington, June 16. — W’ hen the hoars the time that livestock may he
DISAGREE ON PIPE LIN ES.
peal to the insurance companies for a aster there and pointing out that the senate took up the Kittredge sea level
kept in cars without unloading. The
square deal to San F'rancieco.
amount of mail lost was comparatively canal bill today, Benator Teller spoke passage of the hill wan advocated by Rate Bill C onferee* Thrash Over Old
The postmaster reports that in support of that plan. He argued Warren, who said that under its terms
A movement has started to depoee small.
Straw Without Result.
May 2 the records of tlte canceling ma­ that as this government had practically the time can only Ire extended on the
the insane king of Bavaria.
Washington,
June 18. — In the ab­
chines at the Ban Francisco postoffice prohibited the French government, and written application of the owners of the
Many Oregon and Washington post­
sence
of
Representative
Hherman, of
later
had
declined
to
allow
private
cor­
showed the collection of mail within
stock, and that olten unloading ia New York, who was out of the city, the
masters have received an increase in
60,000 letters of tbe heaviest collection porations to embark in the canal enter­ more harmful to the stock than to ex­
pay.
on record in the office, while the stamp prise, the United Btates can not afford tend for a few hours the time of their conferee* on the railroad rate bill were
in session less than an hour trxiay, and
Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco, sales were within $300 of normal.
, to hesitate on account of the coat in confinement.
reache«! no decision on any subject.
money
or
time
The
fact
that
a
sea
has decided that saloons may open
The postmaster says, however, that
After a lengthy diacussion the bill
The pipe line amendment was dis­
July 5.
the mails of second-class matter were level canal would cost more than a was passed.
cussed, Benator* Elkin* ami Tillman
lock canal should not deter this country
Light earthquake shocks are felt fre­ but a litttle over 20 per cent of the
Washington, June 12.— With a very opposing any change in the proviaion
from giving to the world the beet pos­
amount
before
the
earthquake.
He
quently at San Francisco, but no dam­
adds that there has been no falling off sible waterway between the oceans, large proportion of the members pres­ making them common carrier* and con­
age is done.
in the amount of registered mail re­ which must necessarily be on the tide ent, dne to the activity of the Republi­ tending that moat of the companies
Rioting has been resumed at Bialy- ceived.
level. He expressed the opinion that if can ami Democratic whips, the house tiiat have protested the amendment are
stok, Russia, and parliament has sent a
There were 20 employee of the poet- a sea level canal could be built for the today passed a rule sending the railroad subordinate companies of the Standard
Oil company.
committee to investigate.
office whose homes were burned out in same price as a lock canal, all the en- rate bill hack to conference as asked
for
by
the
senate,
without
even
an
ex­
Opponent* of the amendment pro­
Leaders in congress agree to loan the fire, many of the men being left giners would favor it as the treat possi­ pression of its wishes as to any of the posed that the amendment which pro­
ble
canal.
Hence
he
contended
that
in
destitute,but
so
tar
as
known
onlv
one
$10,000,000 to San Francisco banks for
employe, a carrier, lost his life, while standing for a lock canal Chief Engi­ amendments. The rule was debated hibits a common carrier from carrying
use in rebuilding the city.
one other is missing. The postmaster neer Btevens discredits himself as an for 40 minutes. The leaders partici­ commodities it pmluce* he changed to
pated in the discussion, the Democrats rea«l: “ railroad carrying commodities
The Japanese Red Cross nas given a general has written the postmaster, engineer.
taking the position that the time was it produces," in order that this amend­
total of $110,000 to tbe relief of earth­ specially commending the action of
Washington, June 15.— The house to­ opportune to concur in the sleeping car ment shall not conflict with pipe lines,
quake sufferers of California.
certain employes and has called the at­
day by a vote of 110 to 36 voted in amendment and instruct the oenferees which are constructed for tlie so’e pnr-
Insurance companies contemplate a tention of the secretary of the treasury favor of a lock canal across the Isthmus
tas to the anti pass amendment.
A l­ pose of carrying their productions.
If
raise of 25 per cent in rates in Wash­ to certain offi dais in the custodian of Panama, the amendment to the sun­
though the Democrats were aided by this were done, they agreed to support
service of that department.
ington as well as Oregon and Idaho.
dry civil bill to this effect being pre­ eight Republicans, they could not com­ the pipe ilne amendment.
sented by Littauer, of New York.
mand votes enough to defeat the rule,
The naval bill provides $66,000 with
Foreigners Refuse to Pay Tax.
With members of congress sitting on which was adopted, 184 to 9».
which to establish wireless telegraph
Kansas Will Investigate.
London, June 19.— The correspond­ the short steps in the aisles of the
Representative Hherman, of New
stations along the coasts of Oregon,
Topeka, June 18.— Hecretary H. J.
ent at Tokio of the Daily Telegraph hou<e, around the space in groups, the York, introduced a bill today providing
Washington and California.
Crumbine, of the Kansas Btate Board
says that the deficit in the next budget galleries filled, and with Burton, of a passenger rate on all railroads in tbe
of
Health, has commenced an investi­
There is a general feeling throughout is expected to reach $40,000,000. The Ohio, pointer in hand, discussing charts Unite«! Btates doing interstate business
Russia that a revolution cannot help correspondent says that the majority of to show the difference between the sea shall be 2 cents a mile, effective Janua­ gation of the Kansas packing houses;
with a view to ascertaining whether or
but come soon.
the foreigners resident at Nagasaki re­ level and lock canal, thg house present- ry 1 next.
not preservatives of a harmful nature
Tbirty-two insurance companies have fuse to pay the income tax and that the
are used in preparing the pro«lncts.
Grafters Want All.
For Early Adjournment.
refused to cut payment of San Francisco German consul iB supporting them.
Sanitary conditions in the big plants at
Washington, June 18.— According to
losses 25 per cent and w ill pay in full. The dispatch adds that an army reform
Washington, June 12.— In an effort Kansas City w ill also be lookinl into.
commission has been appointed, con­ officials of the Indian office, the ten at­ to bring an adjournment of congress by
Dr. Crumbine states that the investiga­
Roosevelt condemns the meat inspec­ sisting of the ministers of War, In­
torneys who are scheming to divide up July 1 or earlier, Benator Allison, tion ia not the result of the government
tion bill and threatns to call an extra struction and State, to remedy defects
$510,000 of the money which congress chairman of the senate Republican ’ «port on the Chicago plants, hut was
session if action is not taken on the in the army disclosed by the war with
appropriated to partly pay the Colville steering committee, will call the com­ planned by him before the Neill-Key-
canal.
Ruesia.
Indians for the north half of their res­ mittee together Thursday to consider a Bolds investigation was commenced.
A meeting of Illinois farmers at Chi­
ervation are: R. W. Nuzum, M. J program for the remainder of the ses­
cago decided to form an organization to
Smoke From Shasta.
Gordon and F, C. Robertson, of Spo­ sion. With the statelioo«! question out
Pas* Three Big Bills.
fight the commission men who are now
Redding, Cal., June 19.— Reports are kane; ex-Henator Butler, North Caro­ of the way, it is now believed that the
Washington,
June 18— A conclusion
robbing th< m
being received here that smoke is pour­ lina; J. N . C. Vale and C. E. Creery, railroad rate conference report and the
was reached late this afternoon by
The government has itc red evidence ing from the cone of Mount Shasta and of Washington, D. C .; Hugh II. Gor­ meat inspection bill are practically the
house leaders whereby the meat inspec­
at Cleveland, Ohio, of rebating to that deep rumblings are hearl in the don, of Atlanta; Levi Meish, cf Penn­ only o'.ietrnctions.
It ia not likely tion hill, the pare food hill and the im­
Standard Oil and w ill prosecute the oil mountains.
Tbe reports
are not sylvania, and Samuel J. Crawford and there ran be any agreement this ses­
migration bill are all to be pas ed th j.
credited.
ompany and the railroad.
D. B. Henderson, addresses uni n wn.
sion on the type of the canal.
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