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PRINI2VII.MS. - - OREGON
SENATORS RESIGN
Rew Between B. F. Tillman
Julin L, Jlcljinrln.
and
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Joint Canvass, the Primaries to
Be Held In November.
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THE SAAI.FIELI) PUIiLISHINn COMPANY. Akron, Ohio.
the state in a joint canvasnand
that the entinient of the people is
to be held in .November.
Tillman wan last Bummer elected
to the United State Senate for six
year and Mc Laurin ha yet two
years to serve. Should Tillman be
RUHtained, McLaurin's eat will be
The (irmt Ktylinli I'.U. k, aeven-eiiflithn French Coach, weight 170) I vacant. If Mc Laurin in Buccesfful,
iiiiiI. Auv unlit niaiH lireil to Kiuhlieu ill iirwluee n animal be Will succeed to Tillman 8 lone
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nmke I JO i or bin' pound, ami are pint an nlylli.li and bauUnomer than
their damn.
Collmbia, S. C, May 25. A the
outcome of a spirited debate be
tween United Kttea Senators B. F.
Tillman and John L. McLaurin at
Uaffney today, both of them have
put their resignations in the hands
of Ooveiior McSweeney to take
effect November 15. They have re
signed with the understanding that
they art to go before the people of C(e outgpokenly hostile to .Cer-
1901 HAYSTACK STAIiLIOflS 1901
CARDINAL RICHLIEU
WEARY OP CHINA.
Germany to Withdraw Her Force aa
Quickly aa Poaslbla.
Bkri.i.n, May 25. The feeling
throughout Germany of the tired
nee of the China war still con
tinued and now include- even the
emperor, who, during Count von
Bulow'a absence, was thoroughly
informed regarding the present
status of affairs in China ami there
upon agreed with the chancellor
that it wa best to effect the with
drawal of the German tone? as
quickly as possible and reach some
understanding in regard to paying
the indemnity. This conclusion, it
is said, was hastened becausw in
contradiction of the semi official
statements on the subject. Russia's
attitude in China recently has be-
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Young Teams, Stallions and Mares for Sale.
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G.o k.ky. S. C, May 25. Senator
McLaurin, when asked about the
resignation, said :
"Tillman made a bluff and I
j called him. All I desire is a free,
fair and open fight on the issue
upon which we differed. I earnestly
hope that all others will keep out
of our race and run for the other
Senatorships, so that Tillman and
I may m;et as man to man and
light it out."
rriuny and the danger seemed im
minent of a serious clashing there.
Among the Germans returning
from China will be Emperor Will
iam's ppeejaily deputed battle
scene painter, Theodore Rocholl,
who is laden with numberless sket
ches made on the spot, from which
His Majesty will order scores of
paintings to be executed.
O. SPRING BR,
I Ifiyntock, Oregon.
Spuria
A WBATHT SCOT.
Camefrie'a Offer to Scotland's
Universities.
ROBBED BT TRAMPS.
Five Grocery Store In Salem Were En
tered Little Taken. '
Salem, May 25. Five grocery
stores in this city were entered by
tramps laat night, but only small
amounts of money and goods were
taken. The stores robbed were the
Twelfth -street grocary, Rineman's,
Steiner'e, Eppley's. AllenJt Bower
sox' and Maguire's. Rineman's and
Steiner's stores are in the business
part of town, while the others are
in the suburbs. The robbers were
evidently after money, for they
weot through the tills and searched
everywhere where money might be
expected to be hidden. Tobacco,
canned goods and other eatables
rhOFESMONAL CARDS.
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MeU in Odd Fellows' hall every
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'Miss Ekfa Crooks,
Mi na Ida Omko, tl N
. . Clerk
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Mother by the win Id's gieatt si
painter. I rue copies ol the .Masler
pities in the art gallflies i f Eu
rope. Evity piiture is us beuuti
ful a a sunrise over the hilltops.
Contains description of the paint
ings, biography of the painters,
the nanus ami the locations of the
galleries 111 Europe where the origi
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Child' Depart iik nt, including a
Child's Story of the Christ hih! His
Mc.ber ; beautifully w ritten, to lit
each picture. This wonderful book
m. ff. UIC.CS, Scotland' universities
Attorney at Law and Notary.!, "M,,nv of the oldest and best
' J ! f.l till ll..0 III Sn,tluiw4" ..nntil.llaa
the periodical, "send their sons to
London, May 25. "We tru-t in
Scolish pride to rise in its wrath
against this invasion of the al
mighty dollar," says the Review of I easily taken aw ay were their second
this week, commenting upon choice. It is supposed that one
Andrew Carnegie's munificence to ' Eang tramps entered all the
stores.
HOMECOMING OP VOLUNTEERS.
It Is Probable That All Will Leave Man
ila Before July.
Scottish universities where they
pay their fees, like the sen of their
humblest neighbors, neither more . ,f T .
nor les. It is to be believed that : -Mavila- May 2,. It is reasonably
Attorney and Counselor atLaW.'H''" will continue if the fees are certain that the remaining volun-
' naid for them bv Mr. Carneuie's? i teers will sail lor home before July.
Imagine the Duke of Hamilton, I rhe forty-seventh Regiment and
Cameron of Lochie), or McDonald i bttalioi ;8 of the torty-niuth and
of the Isles, allowing hi heir to j Thirty-eighth will sail on the trans
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PRINB VILLE, Oregon. j lerm, 0f admission and the subjects i 'wo battalions of the Sixth The
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PRINEVILLB OREGON.
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New Officers of Grand Lodge.
Baker City, May 23. At today's
session of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows the. following officers were
elected : Grand master, Nelson ;
deputy G. M., Andrews; warden,
Jos. Micelli, on the 6rst ballot;
secretary, E. E. Sharon ; treasurer,
Miller, and representative to the
supreme lodge, Palmer, of Baker
City. It was decided to hold the
next annual convention at Newport.
Alleg-ed Unlawful Detention In Jall-A
Caae For Dainaeea.
Walla Walla, Wash., May 27.
Notice of suit for ISOOO damages
was filed on A. F. Kees, sheriff of
Walla Walla county, this evening
by Pearl and Alice Durkee. The
case is already causing excitement
here.
In August, 1900, W. B. Taylor of
Walla Walla was accused of as
sault on Pearl and Alice Durkee,
two minors living here. Taylor fled
and three weeks later was caught
by Sheriff Kees and Chief Kauf
man in Everett. He was jailed
and as the Durkee girls could uot
furnish bond for appearance as
witnesses they met the same fate.
The case went over one term, not
coming up until the last moment,
when Taylor got three years.
All this time the girls were in
jail. Their mother appled for wit
ness fee from September 5, 1900,
until April, 1U01, at 12.20 a day.
The law states that witness fee
must be applied for at the end of
each day, and Schuyler Arnold,
county clerk, denied entrance to
the claim on this ground. Judge
Brents sustained this.
Louisville to Stop Prize Fights.
LorisviLi.E, Ky., May 25. At a
result of last night's brawl after
the Hart Creedou fight in which
Dave Sullivan of New York was
knocked out by Dave Husbands,
and the police had to quell a gen
eral mi i un. Mayor Wearer has
decided that be can not longer tol
erato the sport here, and has called
the attention ofthe board of safety
to the matter.
Look Much Like He Is Guilty. .
Abkrdee.v, Wash, May 27. F.
K. Dahl, an ex-resident of Aber
deen, is under arrest at Victoria,
B. C, on a charge of forgery, lie
appealed to friends here, saying he
was unjustly accused and kept in
prison. Inquiry from the United
States Consul Smith, at Victoria,
Now suit I brings the statement that Dahl is
for 18000 is brought against Sheriff guilty ; that the evidence is couclu
Kees as an individual alleging un- sive, and that Dahl has been ad
lawful detention. The case will vised by his attorney to plead
come up in June. guilty.
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