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PORTLJUSD, OREGON, SATUltDAY, NOVEMBER 1(5, 1001.
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Organized March I, 1880, Capital, S5P.OOO. Surplus, 865.000.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
PROM THE FOUR QUARTER8 OF
THE WORLD.
Comprehensive Review of the Important
Htppenlnjs of the Past Week PruenUd
In a Condentcd Form Which Is Most
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many
Readers.
Firo In Boston destroyed property
valued at $100,000.
Tho secretary of tlio interior lias
created it bureau of forestry.
President Iloosovolt has pledged
tho Lewis nml Clark Ccntennnial his
hearty support.
Firo destroyed ovcry mercantile
and Bovoral flno houses in Pucwash,
N. 8. Loss, f50,000.
Latest advices from Miss Stono's
place of conllnenicnt stnto that her
Smpri8onmont is affecting hor reason.
lUirglars blew open tho safo of tho
bank of Chatham, 111., and secured
$1,G00. Tho burglars escaped on a
handcar. ,
Three, persons woro killed and 25
others injured in a mining accident
at Stitssuro, Prussia, Thirteen nro
still entombed.
Tho owners of tho potrolcum works
in Cnllioia, Austro-llungary, havo
decided to form a trust to end tho
reckless competition.
A How of oil has been struck in "a
well at Dobequc, Colo., at a dopth of
200 feet. A gushing oil field la ex
pected to bo dovolopcd.
King Edward has decided to havo
tho colcbruted Koh-I-Noor diamond
mounted in tho crown of Queen Alex
andra for tho coronation.
A rebel signal station in Loyto has
been broken up.
Tho prcsidento of Taoloban, Loyto,
has been arrested for treason.
Count von IIayz(oldt, German am
babsador io England has retired.
A Colombian soldier shot at, but
missed, United States Minister Hart.
Wind, rain and, snow nro playing
hnvoa with tho shipping of tho Brit
ish isles. " - .-nMa
Tho business portion of Berlin,
Md., was practically destroyed by firo.
Loss, $30,000.
Tho United States Steel Corpora
tion is endeavoring to onlargo by buy
ing up tho independent companies.
Hereafter Australian mail for Lon
don will go via San Francisco and
Now York instead of tho Suez canal.
A London anarchist meeting to
"commemorato tho legal murder of
anarchists" was prohibited by tho
police
A Gorman oleortic railroad has at
tained a speed of 105 milos an hour
and tho oflloialti boliovo that ovon
thig upeod can bo beaten.
Tho bank of Plymouth, la., was
dynamitod. Fifteen hundred dollarH
was secured. This is tho seventh
bank robbery in Iowa within a month.
Tho vault of tho bank at Trenton,
Ky., was blown open with nitro gly
cerino by robbers, who scoured (ho
posto'fllco deposit box, containing
$300.
Tho first day of tho deer season in
Wisconsin was marked by threo casu
alties, tho men in each instanco bo
ing taken for deer. One of them will
dio and tho other two crippled for
life.
ThoJFrench squadron has with
drawn from tho Turkish ports.
Board of visitors to naval obnorva
tory reports in favor of civic contu 1.
Tho Haguo council of administra
tion will meet November 27 to con
sider Boers' appeal.
Filipinos attomptwl to ropent tho
Sumar tactics, but wcro completely
routed by tho Americans.
One more of tho four Kansas escap
ed convicts has been taken, making
one-half of them recaptured.
Columbia university has asked Wu
Ting Fang, Chineso minister to tho
United States, to fill tho chair of Chi
neso literature.
William P. Sullivan, Jr., head of
tho San Francisco polico.is dead from
a complication of diseases caused by
worry and over work.
Chun Yen Tung will bo tho 'now
covernor of Shan Tunc province.-
China, the position held by Li Hung
Chang at tho time ol his death.
A now dynamito gun has been test
ed by tho United States government.
It shows better powers of destructive
ne88 than any previous gun tried.
SUge Hujinj.
Miss Julia Marlowo, writing in the
Dramatic Number of Collier's Weekly,
says that she was onco asked If an
actress did not sacrifice hor finer na
turo by permitting "stage embraces."
In reply she declares with Bome spirit:
"Such a question demands tho appli
cation of only a fair degree of com
mon sense to ensure a negative answer."
GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION.
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Proclaims November 28 to De Day of
Thanksgiving.
Salotn, Nov. 13. Governor Goer
today issued a Thanksgiving procla
mation, designating November 28 as
tho day to bo observed. Tho procla
mation follows:
"Although not yet passed from
beneath tho Bhadow of tho great
national tragedy which took from us
tho prcsouco and counsol of our ho
loved chief magistrate, wo find reason
for national thanksgiving in tho uni
fying ciTect tho great ailliction has
hndlupon tho different sections of
our common country, and for tho
prospect of n continued era of good
feeling. At no time- within 50 years
hosTparty feeling been less bitter, or
our country so harmonious in mat-
tors, concerning its domestic wolfaro.
Every department of our state gov-
ornrjicnt is performing tho duties for
which it was created, with prompt-
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has jpmvidcil tho necessaries of life
in uuuudanco 111110111; our nconlo, all
olassvs of whom are ongaged in ro-
murierutivo employment, and tho
name of our fair statu in other sec
tione'cf our great country in synony
mous with steady progress and an
assuredly prosjiorous future.
'Recognizing in all theso thing)
tho hand and mind of an overruling
Providcnco who douth all thintis well.
undlhata spirit of gratitude ring
gests an - acknowledgement of the
many nivora enjoyeu iy us 11 s a com
monwealth. I huieby lccommend, in
conformity with tliu proclamation of
1110 president. 01 1110 unneu mines,
that j Thursday, tho 28th of Novem
ber, 1001, bo observed as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer, and that
all our iMioplu on that day, whilo re
membering tho poor with appropriate
gifts 'anil cheerful words, desist from
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uiuiriUBum vuciiiriuiiB, nun, 111 vnuit
usual, places of worship, or elsewhoro,
civo praiso to Almighty God, upon
whom our fathers so firmly relied for
national as well as individual guid
ance, for tho past mercies, and in
voke tho Diviuo uid along tho path
way o( national righteousness hb our
country assumes tho lending position
in power and inllucncoamong tho
notion; of tho earth.
'In witness whereof, I havo here
unto sot, my hand and caused the
great seal xjf tho state of Oregon to bo
amv&,"afcWiecapltoVinvBalonvthis
13th day of November, 1001.
T. T. GEER, Governor.
F. I. DUNBAR, Secretary of Stnto.
FIFTY VE8SEL8 WRECKED.
Recent Gales on the British Coast Have Cost
Over 180 Lives.
London, Nov. 15. It is still im
possiblo to cstimato with any exaati
tudo tho total loss of life and proper
ty resulting from tho protracted galo,
an'l probably tho full extent of tho
damage will never bo known. Much
wroskagc of unidentified vcssols is still
boing thrown up. Altogether, it is
known that sonio 50 vcssols lmvo bcoti
wrecked along tho British coasts.
Thirty-four of theso havo been abso
lutely wrecked, involving, it is bo
Moved, a loss of inoro than 180
drowned. Tho Yarmouth lifeboat
disaster alono leaves 44 fatherless chil
dren. Tho lifeboat was on its way
to tho rcscuo of a distressed vcssol
whon it was struck by a great wave
and capsized. Tho crow was impris
oned and only three mon succeeded
in making their escape. a
Innumerable causalties contiuuo to
bo reported on all the coasts of tho
United Kingdom, marking tho storm
as tho most disastrous that has oc
curred in many years. Tho Nor
wegian bark Erratic, of Christiauia,
has boon wrecked in tho vicinity of
Saltburn and eight of hor crew
drownml,
A winter snnp has succeeded tho
gale, which has subsided, whilo a bliz
zard which is raging over Scandinavia
is expected to striko tho shores of
Great Britain tomorrow. Today
thero is a heavy snow storm in Scot
land and a fall of snow generally
throughout the. United Kingdom,
especially in the hilly districts, whero
several shepherds lost their lics.
Panic at Chicago Fire.
Chicago, Nov. 15. Firo tonight
cleaned out tho five story building at
254 Madison street, indicting a total
loss of about $50,000, divided among
half a dozen small firms. Five hun
dred girls working ovortimo in the
Schultz paper box factory wcro thrown
in a panio by tho firo, In tho scrum
bio that followed 11 scoro or more wero
trampled on and severely bruised, but
all wore finally taken out of tho build
ing without serious injury.
GimboaU for the Philippines.
Washington, Nov. 15. Tho report
from Japan that tho United States
government had placed an order for
six gunboats with tho Urga Boat
Company In' not strictly accurate,
Some timo ago, tho secretary of war
authorized tho Philippino commis
sion to purchase 30 or 40 gunbouts,
to bo used among tho islands for
revenue and police patrol purposes.
They wero to be bought at Hong
Kong and other places where they
could be obtained at tho best advantage-
'
NEWS OP THE STATE
TEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF OREGON.
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im.
portance A Brief Review of the Growth
and Improvements of the Many Industries
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
Latest Market Report
Material is being hauled for a new
eaw mill near Oregon Uity.
Gold worth 50 cents was takon
from tho craw of a ihiek raised at
Scotts Mills.
Tliiovcs broke into it Eugeno storo
and stolo n number of small articles
of little value.
A rccovlcr has been appointed for
tho Columbia Logging Company,
near St. Holons.
Superintendent Brown, of tho Falls
River fish hatchery, says tho outlook
there is very favorable.
Practically nil tho lions about
Dallas havo been shipped. Prices
wero from 8 to 10 cents per pound.
Sonator Mitoholl has announced
that he will endeavor to havo a now
federal court district established in
Eastern Orogon.
Roscburg's city council has let tho
contract of. grading 11 ml surfacing
with oriiyhcd rook about 10 blocks of
tho principal streets.
Thirty dwelling houses havo been
built in Dallas since January 1.
Every dwelling and business house in
tho town is occupied.
Nino carloads of wool loft Harris
burg tho other day for tho East. Tho
shipmont weighs 103,000 pounds and
is 0110 of tho largest individual Bales
over mado in that valley.
Tho Indian "war veterans of Lauo
county met ut tho court houso in
Albany and began arrangements to
ward securing legislation by tho noxt
congress granting pensions to all
veterans entitled to them.
Tho fall run of sllvorsido Boltnon in
Roguo river is greater than for 10
years.
W. T. Grior has sold his fruit farm
of 10ncree, twp'miles from La Grande,
for $3,000.
Tho Hodson farm of 225 acres,
threo miles southeast of Salom, has
been sold for $0,500.
About 75 mon of tho coast artillery
will complete their tonus at Fort
Stovons next month and will rccolvo
their discharges.
A mystorious burglar got away
with u largo amount of goods from
Pendleton cigar storo and loft all
fastonings undisturbed.
A receivor will bo asked for tho
Baisloy-Elkhorn mine at Baker City,
so tthat it may bo worked and mudo
to pay up its indebtedness.
A movement is under way to or
ganizo 11 company composed wholly
of Astorio biisiuosH men to operate it
froight steamer InHween that city
and Portland, in consequence of ex
cessive freight charges by tho trans
portation linos,
A syndioato, of which tho principal
is a millionaire lumberman of Minne
apolis, is about to acquire tho im
monso lumber, railroad and sawmill
holdings of tho Siskiyou Lumber fc
Mercantile Company, including tho
MoCloud River Railroad, for a sum
reported to bo $3,000,000.
Portland Markets.
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal,
5555.MiO?; blucstem, 5(Jo; Valley,
5555Xc.
Flour Best grades, $2.G53.50
perburrol; graham, $2,00.
Oats Nominal 0$1.00 pr cental.
Barlov Food. 15ft 16.50: browing.
$10.00 per ton.
MillstufiH Bran, $1718; mid
tiling, $2021; shorts, 11)020; chop,
910.
Huy Timothy. $ll13; clover,
$70.50; Oregon wild hay, $5H per
Hon.
Butter Fnncv crenmcrv.25t327 !fo :
dairy, 1820o; storo, ll16o twr
poumi.
Eggs Storago, 20o; fresh, 2324o;
Eastern 2021.
Cheeso Full cream, twins, 12)4
13o; Young America, 13llo.
Poultry Chickons, mixed, $2.50
3.00; hens, $1,00; droxscd, 10llo
per pound springs, $2.50 3.00,
per dozen; ducks, $3 for old $3.00
4.00 for young; gecno, $(l7 per dot
en; turkeys, live, 10llo; dressed,
810a per pound.
Mutton LambH,3Mo gross; dressed
flfi)o per H)iind; Hhcep,$3.25 gross;
dressed, (So jor pound.
Hogs Uross,neavy,$u(30.zo; iignt,
$1.755; dreeaed, 77Jo per pound,
Veal Small, 88Ko;largc,77X
per pound,
Beef Gross top steers, $3.504.00:
cows and heifers, $3.00(83.50; dressed
beef, SXQOo per pound.
Hops 810Jo jor pound.
Wool Valley,ll13o per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 8 I'lfio', .mohair,
2021o per pound,
Potatoes 06(8 85 per Bac
SWEPT BY STORMS.
Steamer AI-KI Arrives Prom Alatkan Ports
and Reports Heavy Gales.
Port Townscnd, Wash., Nov. 15.
Tho coast of Southeastern Alaska con
tinues to bo swept by storm, accord
ing to reports brought by tho steamer
Al-Ki early tonight, 10 days from
Skagway. Strong winds and snow
storms havo prevailed almost contin
uously during tho past two weeks,
and considerable floating ice is in
tho channels. Tho Al-Ki, in at
toptnting to cross Qucon Charlotte
sound, was forced to turn back, ow
ing to tho fury of tho gale and high
seas. Hor decks wcro Bwcpt with
immense waves, and Pilot laradloy,
who has been continuously on tho
Alaska routo during tho past 13
years, says tho storm on Queen Char
lotto sound was tho most furious ho
had witnessed during that period.
Ice floes, ho says, are much larger
than over known beforo, and hu ac
counts for it as being tho result of
tho severe earthquake of two years
ago, which shattered various gla
ciers, and since that timo sloughing
of icebergs from glaciers has been
very great and channels aro filled
with them, which renders naviga
tion harardoiiH during tho long, dark
nights of winter.
Tho Al-Ki biought down n remark
ably big cargo, consisting of 000
tons of concentrate from tho Tread
well mine on Douglas Island and 700
tons of salmon from various fishing
stations, and this cargo praotically
cleans up tho paok along tho lower
coast of Alaska. The Al-Ki brought
0 passougors, most of whom woro
from fishing stations. Sho also
brought $80,000 in treasure
BUREAU OF FORE8TRY.
Created by an Order of the Secretary of the
Interior Department's Policy.
Washington, Nov. 15, Tho secre
tary of tho interior today issued an
order creating a bureau of forestry,
undor tho interior department to bo
in ohargo ofFiliburt Roth, of Now
York, Edward T. Allot), of Washing
ton, boing appointed forest inspector.
In his letter of instructions to tho
now bureau tho socrotaryAouUjues,the
department's torestry policy ;tiio
'favors the immodiato croution of ad
ditional resorvos dosigned to liborato
tho smallest possiblo amount of scrip.
"Tho wido oxteiibion of tho forest re
serve arou Is, in my judgment." ho
says, "tho most vital need of our
Western forests, and of tho vast inter
ests which depend upon them, Tho
uno of real agricultural laud within
forest reserves for agricultural pur
poses should he encouraged, and every
other rosorvo or reserves should bo
mudo available foi conservative use.
Eaoh resorvo should bo dealt with
on its own merits. Tho present sys
tem of rules for diverso conditions is
simply destructive."
DELAY IN NEGOTIATIONS.
Danish West Indies Treaty May Not Come
Before Next Congress.
Washington, Nov. 14. It is doubt
ful whether tho projected treaty of
cession of tho Danish West Indies to
tho United States will bo completed
in timo to submit to cougrcsHwheu it
reassomhles next mouth. Tho delay
appears to liuvu arisen through tho
last change in tho ministry at Copen
hagen, with tho stnto department,
practically having reached an agree
ment with tho Danish government
ou the treaty whon tho entry into
power of a now ministry not well dis
posed towaid tho treaty mado it nec
essary to liegin tho work all over
again. Tho issues do not touch tho
price to bo paid ho much as tho con
ditions 11 ti to tho future of tho citizen
ship of tho Danish West Indies,
sought to ho Imposed by Denmark.
Demand Reduction of Hours.
Appleton, Wis., Nov. 15. Between
5,000 and 8,000 employes of tho 50 to
(10 paper mills located in tho Fox and
Wisconsin river valleys, represented
by tho Paper Mill Employes' UnLn,
today united in a demand upon tho
manufacturers to close tho mills from
Saturday oteuing to Monday morn
ing, instead, as at present, from Sun
day morning until .Monday morning.
This means a reduction of tho work
ing hours 10 per cent without a re
duction of pay, Tho muntifaqturors
aro given until December lOtouuswer
tho demand.
Kitchener Has Located Dewet.
Loudon, Nov. 14. Lord Kitchener,
in a dispatch from Pretoria, presents
his wcolky report and incidentally
locates General Dowet in tho north
eastern part of tho Oiango River
Colony. Ho says tho Boors have re
cently bco.i collecting under his lead
ership, anil that tho British aru now
moving to disporso him. Lord
Kitclioner gives tho Boor casualties
siuco November 4 as 03 killed, 105
wounded, 101 captured and 45 surrendered.
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