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PORTiLASTD, OREGON, SATUHDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1801.
NO. 28.
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EVENTS OP THE DAY
FROM THE FOUR. QUARTERS, OF
THE WORLD. ' '
A Comprehensive Review ef the IreporUnt
Happenings of the Put Week Presented
In a Coneenwd Form Which U Most
Likely to Prove of laUrtst to Our Many
Ruder.
Admiral Schley was placed on tho
retired list.
Russians believo Afghanistan is on
tho verge of civil war.
Martial law has been declared
throughout Capo Colony.
King Edward has bought back his
former racing cutter Brittania.
Dr. H. P. Tuttlc, inventor of
thorito, dropped dead at Tncomn.
Oregon's farm exhibit took first
prize at Pan-American exposition.
Princo Ching asks that foroigon
merchants bo removed from Pekin.
Hali'ax polico took two deserting
British seamen from an American
ship.
Clmrgcs of drunkenness nro made
against Commander Tillcy, of Tu
tuiln. '
Ex Chief Justico Scott, of Wash
ington, clmrged with criminal nssault,
proved an alibi.
Miss Stono has been located in tho
mountains on tho Turkish frontier,
alivo and well.
Lipton's ofTcr to raco Shamrock
next year for tho cup was rejected by
tho Now York Ynolit club.
A Seattle firm has been awarded n
$2,000,000 contract for (hedging and
improving tho haibor of Manila.
Fifteen Mexican artillery oflicors
havo been sent to Franco to Btudy
manufacture and manipulation of
ordnance
Child instantly killed on tho West
Sido lailroiul.
Caleb Powers' second trial opened
at Gcorgotwon.
Two Negro murderers wero hanged
at Philadelphia.
PntAinliinM rtliSVia f tMlil St (l TtriflflVl
WUIUllll'IMII 1UUVIO . ""i'!""1""
steamer nt'Tumaco. -,5ylrasrv
Shamrock will romain in America
and race noxt summer.
Galveston was visited by another
bad rain and wind storm.
Tho great Aspen tunnel on tho
Union Pacific is completed.
General ChatTco sends tho list of
casualties in Samar massacre.
Residonts of Utah begin a war of
extermination on desert horses
Font trainmen wero killed in a
wreck on tho Now York Central.
Sensation was sprung in tho trial of
ox-Chief Justico Scott, of Washing
ton. Doiano stamp mill at Boulder,
Colo., destroyed by firo. Loss $100,
000. A sheriff's wifa in Indiana died from
tho effects of fright when n mob at
tacked tho jail.
Tho announcement of tho accession
of tho new Ameer of Afghanistan was
received quietly.
Charles Hartsoll, of Colorado, ap
pointd secretary of Porto Rico.
Timo of payment of tho ransom of
Miss Stono, tho missionary, has been
6xtended 0110 month.
Roosovolt will bo asked to end tho
South African war by American sym
pathizers of tho Boers.
Lord Fauncofoto will soon join
Secretary Hay to put tho finishing
touches to a canal treaty.
Governor Rogers, of Washington,
will not interfero in behalf of James
G. Groon, convicted of murdor.
Ohio woman is suspected to havo
murdered 14 people. Sir Thomas
Lipton will try again for tho Ameri
can cup.
Amcorof Afganistan is dead. Eng
land is much disturbed over tho news,
as it will encourago tho Boers to pro
long tho war.
Captain Council had been warned
of tho Balangiga plot.
Thero is intenso feeling against in
surgents in army circles.
A sensational kidnaping case is ro
ported from Philadelphia.
Czolg08z' work ; was praised at a
meeting of London anarchists.
Tho stato department urged tho
American Mission board to raise tho
ransom for Miss Stono.
King Edward is suffering from
lumbago.
Serious riots occurred at tho Hun
garian olections.
Kitchoner attacks tho British gov
ernment's war policy.
Sugar trust makes a deep cut in
manufactured product.
Flanagan broke tho hammer-throwing
record at Louisville.
Columbia won tho third race and
the series from tho Shamrock,.
WERE BEING SMUGGLED IN.
Launch With Four Chinese Captured Cap
tain Escaped.
tPort Townsentl, Wash., Oct. 11.
Another ovidonco of tho determina
tion of Cliineso to invadothis country
and ovatlo tho oxolusion law was
brought to light by tho capturo of a
sloop with four Chinamen on board.
Tho capturo was mado by tho United
States revonuo launch Guard, in com
mand of H. B. West, n fow miles
south of Fort Flagler. When tho
captain of tho sloop sighted tho
launch npproaohing ho ran his sloop
close inshoro and jumped ovorboard,
swam to tho beach and took to tho
woods. A portion of Iho crow of tho
launch landed and gavo chase, but
owing to tho denso growth of tho un
derbrush tho pursuit was abandoned.
On tho sloop wero found four China
mon, who wore, brought hero, ana
stated to Collector of Customs Houstis
that they paid $fi0 to bo brought
over, from tho British Columbia side.
The'sloop belongs to n resident of
British, Columbia named Jamicson.
This makes tho fourth sloop cap
tured from him with Chincso on board
in; tho post 30 days. Two other
sloops belonging to other men woro
captured during tho samo period.
Tho"Chin80 aro being smuggled across
thbilino daily and tho authorities aro
putting forth increased cITorts to put
a stop to tho business.
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BOER WAR SPREADING.
BrIUtn Forced to Extend Martial Law Will
H Inaugurate "Vigorous" Measures.
Capo Town, Oct. 11. Tho Garctto
today proclaims mai tial law in tho
districts of Capo Town, Wynbcrg,
Simonstown, Port Elizabeth and East
London. Tho proclamation is t 0
outcome of tho recent visit of tho
preinier of Capo Colony,Sir John Gor
doRifaml the under seorotary of na
tive affairs in South Africa, J. Ross
Inaee, to tho British high commis
sioBor, Lord Milncr. It places under
military control tho few points in
Capo Colony hitherto exempted and
tho constitution is therefore suspend-
txi over tno entire colony. Tins ao
lion proJWbly .forehndQv8 tho c,cm
moncemeui of vigorous measures
which thoso on the spot aro under
stood to beliovo necessary to end tho
war.
Martial law will bo modified in its
application to the ports by leaving
tho docks, railroads and harbors un
der tho control of tho civil authori
ties. Military rulo will be mitigated
in soino other respects.
MILLIONS IN SIGHT.
Remarkable God Discovery Reported from
Mountains of Arizona.
Tucson, Arizona, Oct. 10, Charles
R. and Porter W. Fleming, of this
place, 'arrived hero this afternoon
from tho Galium mountains, whero
thoy report 0. remarkablo gold dis
covery. Tno rich find is located 70
miles north of Tucson, and tho vein
of oro, according to tho Flemings,
is 200 feet wido and 0,000 feet in
length. A canyon cuts through tho
voin for 200 feet, exposing tho voin on
cither sido tho ontiro length of tho
cut, Tho Fleming brothers assert
that from tho bottom of tho canyon
to tho surface tho outoroppings of oro
will run from .f.r to $1,000 to tho ton.
Thoy estimate tho amount of gold in
sight at tho enormous sum of $7,000,
000. 'Situation In Afghanistan.
London, Oct. 11. "It is regarded
hero aa-cortain that thero will bo an
out-break of civil war in Afghanistan,"
says 11 dispatch from St. Petersburg,
"arising from tho claims of tho fourth
son of tho luto Ameer, Mdltummcd
Umar Khan, who is favored by Rus
sia. ToJ'tgrams wero sent to Kusli
ordering largo reinforcements of Rus
sian troops along tho frontier to bo
in readiness, if necessary, to tseiu
Herat."
' Will Study American Conditions.
Berlin, Oct. 11. Privy Councillor
Gotsoborgor, who was recently ajipint
cd by tho Imperial government a
member of tho consulting board in
tho connection with tho preparation
of political and commercial measures,
will sail for tho United States October
17. Ho proposes to make an unoffi
cial tour in America for tho study of
industrial and commercial conditions.
Record. Breaking Coaching Trip.
Now York. Oct. 11. Alfred G. Van-
hilt and James If.llydo aro scheduled
to loavo tho Holland Houso at 0
o'clock tomorrow morning on a coach
ing trip to Philadelphia and return,
and thoy hopo to inako tho trip a
record-breaking one They will try
to bo back at tho Holland Houso at
10:30 o'olonW nt tni'lit TlindiHlimnn
by road for tho round trip is about 200
nines, .ucvonty-two horses will ho
used qver tho route, they being
changed'every six or seven miles.
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NEWS OF THE STATE
TCMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF OREGON.
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im
porUnce A Brief Review of the Growth
and Improvements of the Many Industries
Throughout Our ThrrvmsJ Commonwealth
Latest Market Report
Sumptor's now hotel is Hearing
completion.
City oloction nt Albany will tako
place December 2.
A lodgo of Woodmen of tho World
has lcon organized at Milton.
An institute of Jaokson county
tcachors will bo hold at Ashland,
October 10-18.
A. A. Davis warehouse at Mcdford,
which collapsed recently, will not bo
rebuilt until tho grain in it, of
which thero is about 10,000 bushels,
is Bold.
Tho onion crop of Milton is largo.
Soveral carloads havo already boon
shipped out, mainly to Kansas and
Nebraska. Probably 20 carloads will
bo shipped from Milton this season.
Dr. N. G. Blalock, of Walla Walla,
is purchasing largo quantities of fruit
throughout tho Walla Walla valley
and in tho vicinity of Weston and
Atli 11 a.
Ho pays for apples yi cents per
pound, and tho samo price for pears.
For prunes $(l per ton is tho price, the
Blalock peoplo picking tho prunes
from tho trees.
A. A. MoDaniel, who lives a mile
cast of Saxo station, on tho Wild
Horse, is harvesting ami delivering
his potato crop. Ho says ho will
havo over 3,000 sacks, which at $l.f0
a saok, will bring $5,000.
Crook county is now out of debt and
has money in tho treasury. Tho
treasurer's notico calls for all war
rants registered prior to September 3.
and thcto is something over $2,o00 in
tho road fund to apply on the now
bridges that aro now in course of con
struction. Tho Independence sohool district
has voted to maintain a high soohol. .
""flrAfrmi'ii wti .'nvliflilt fnnL- flraf
prizo at tho Pan-Amoricau exposition.
Tho Bnkor Citv olectrio light plant
will bo equipped witli a now dyna
mo. A John Day correspondent says that
tho hridgo at Beech Creek collapsed
last Monday.
Railroads auuounco that their in
ure policy will bo tho industrial devel
opment of Oregon.
Oregon postofilco returns for tho
fiscal year show a marked increase
over tho previous year.
Edward Kvorott Young urges a
special session of tho legislature
to act on tho Lewis and Clark centen
nial. It is reported from Prinovillo that
tho farm residonco of J. S. MoMeon,
near Lamonta, was burned recently,
with all of tho contents oxcopting a
few minor articles. Tho building
was almost now.
Soveral Chinese pheasants have
been driven into tho city from tho
country around Albany. I). A. Kirk
patrick caught ono under a bush, and
Mr. A. J. Hodges captured ono in
tho alloy near his house.
Portland Markets.
Wheat Walla Walla, noniinal
5353fto: blucstem, 51c; valley, 54.
Flour best grades, $2,G53.50 per
barrel: graham, $2.00.
Oats Old, D0$l percental.
Barloy Feed, $1615.fi0; browing,
$10.00 per ton.
MillstufTs Bran, $17 18; mid
dlings, $2021; shorts, $1020;choi,
$10.
Hay Timothy, fll13; clover,
$7 0.50; Oregon wild hay, $50 per
ton.
Buttor Fancy creamery,2527Jo;
dairy. 1820c; store, 12)lue per
pound.
Eggs Storage 20o; fresh 2325o.
Cheese Full cream, twins, 12)Q
13o; Young Amorica, 13llo per
pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00
4.00; hens, $4.003l.o0; dressed. 10
lie per pound; springs, $2.003.C0
per dozen ; ducks, $3 for old; $3.00
4.00 lor young; geeso, $00 jor
dozen ; turkeys, Iivo,1215o; dressed,
1012c per pound.
Mutton Lambs, 8o, gross;
drcBfcd, flfl)c per pound; sheep,
$3,25, gross; dressed, Go per lb.
Hogs Gross, heavy; $00.25;
light, fl.7n5; dressed, 77K por
pound.
Veal Small, 89o; large, 7
7Jo jer pound.
Beef Gross top steers, $3.50 LOO;
cons and heifers, $3.OO3.60; dressed
beef, BHOOo por pound.
Hops 896o por pound.
Wool Valley, ll13Ko; Eastorn
Oregon, 812Kc; mohair, 2021o per
pound.
Potatoes $1$1.15 per sack.
INTENSE COLD OF WINTER.
Commander Randall Says Troops Deteriorate
In the Climate.
Washington, Oct. 10. Tho war de
partment has mado public tho annual
report of Brigadior General Goorgo
M. Randall, commanding tho depart
ment of Alaska. Gonoral Randall
lays much stress on tho rigors of an
Alaskan winter. Tho cold ho says is
intonso and continues so from No
vember to April, with severe and fre
quent blizzards. Thoro is no dock
ago for ocean vossols at tho supply
port, Fort St. Michaol, nnd all sup
plies must bo lightered from ships in
tho open. If tho weather is rough
tho work of lightoring becomes im
possible Gonoral Randall says that tho
most important work in tho depart-
mont, after providing for tho housing
nnd supply of troops, was that of con
structing tho military telegraph lino
and military road through Alaska.
Tho.total length of tho lino construct
ed up to August 15 was about 400
miles.
Tho work is being pushed as fast
ns possible, nnd by tho close of navi
gation this year it is hoped that tel
egraphic communication between
Fort St. Miohael and Fort Gibbons,
420 miles distant, will havo boon es
tablished. Tho constructing of theso
lines, General Randall says, is attend
ed with many diclllultics peculiar
to an Arctic climate
Owing to tho isolation of army posts
and to tho lack of facilities for in
struction in drill and for convening
court-martial, Gonoral Randall says,
troops loft to servo there for several
years must deteriorate in military clli
ciency. Ho, therefore, recommends
that troops stationed in Alaska bo
rolioved overy two years, and that
only men with nunc than two years
to sorvo bo ordered thoro. In con
clusion General Randall says: "Tho
location of department headquarters
in Alaska for tho past year is be
lieved to havo had a pionouneed ben
eficial effect toward tho protection
of person and property and tho estab
lishment of good ordor in tho terri
tory. This has been accomplished
without1 friction with tho civil au
thorities, and in harmony, it is
thought, with tho sentiment of nil
law-abiding and self-respecting citi
zens." tRAN80MTCTl
Money for Miss Stone's Release to be Ad.
vanced by United Stales.
Paris, Oct. 10. A lot tor received by
tho Havas agency from Salonica.
dated Oatober 0, says:
lho American consul hero has
just received orders to mako tho ar
rangements with tho vail (governor)
for tho payment of the ransom of
Miss Stono. The United States will
advanco tho mouoy, afterwards set-
tiling with Turkey.
"Tho Turkish authorities havo
made numerous arrests among tho
Bulgarian population, without dis
tinction of religion, and nearly all
havo lcon nut to torturu in thn hnim
of abstracting information. A prison
or named Dimtri said an under
standing oxisted between tho proles-
cants ami tho Maccuooninn commit
tee, and that Miss Stono was oven
acting in concert with them with
tho viow of obtaining funds for a
political-religious propaganda. These
declarations, wrung from Dimitri un
der torture, aro valueless. What is
certain is that tho captain of tho
hand designated for the paymout of
the ransom a place in tho proximity
of the Roumanian frontier, which
proves that ho hopes to escape tho
Turkish polico, and that the Bulga
rian polico do not cause him anxiety,
"Tho condition of a If airs is shown
by tho fact that fio or six bands of
brigands of 12 to 15 men each havo
become so bold between Strumitza
and Kuprili that tho ollicials of tho
Oriental railroad have requested tho
military authorities to reinforce tho
troops guarding tho track and
bridges."
CZOLG08Z NOT TO BE 8EEN.
Assassin Will Gain No Notoriety While In
Prison.
Albany, Oct, 10. Slato Superin
tendent of Prisons Collins has given
orders that Colgosz, the mtuderor of
I'resieut Mckinley, must not be tho
subject of notoriety while in Auburn
prison awaiting electrocution, Jfo
must not lio seen, and visitors must
not bo permitted to enter any part of
the prison uheru knowlcdgu might ho
gained of his location. The wardon
of tho prison ha been instructed to
inform tiie guards ami other em
ployes of the prison that the divulg
ing of any information caneernini:
him or his doings will bu considered
11 grave breach of discipline, and will
he dealt uitli accordingly.
Working In Wrecked Mine.
Victoria, B. C Oct. 10. Work-
has Won resumed in tho tunnel at tho
extension mines this morning, a com
mittee of miners having inspected it
and reported it to bo free from gas
and damp, It will bo some time be
fore they aro able to open portions of
tho mine in which the bodies aro.
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