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Native«,
Cape tJoast Castle. July 8.—Colonel
Portland. July 1.—Th* rteamar Geo.
easier leit htawa*** the morning oi W. Eider tied up at the Ainsworth dock
June 28 with th* intention of rein- at 8 o'clock last night, ater a voyage
on mg < aptain Hall at itekwai with o f nine day* from Nome Citv, hav ing
400 men. 200 carriers, a seveu ponmier made the round trip, including five
and a M asia.
When half a t-itle ! Jays lay-over in Dutch Harbor and six
from Douipoa**i be wa* bred apou days discharging cargo at Cape Nome,
heavily from tire l>u*h. Captatu lion- in 34 day*. hbe brought IS passengers,
lie II aud Heveral men fell at the first none of whom report that they »track
tire. The casing of the water jacket it very rich. Her trip is the quickest
split after half an hour's firing aud on record. Two day* before the de­
uiue men, including Lieutenant Ed­ parture of the Elder, the Nome City
ward*, wlio were working uie «even- arrived off the beach, and Captain
poumler, were put out of action half Randall, of the Elder, believe* she
au hour later. Major Wilkiiuxtu w a* will be in Portland again in about 10
shot. The force then charged the da vs.
boshes, discovering a stockade 30 yard*
The Elder took op 825 passenger*,
di*taut in the bush, *o careiully con -; mostly from Portland, and landed them
oealed that it* exiateuce could not be with their la-longing* safelv on the
Suspeoted. The stockade wa* carried beach. The O. R. dc N. Co. had made
at the point of the bayonet, and th e. lightering arrangements, which en-
Hirc»’ retired.
abled the Elder to get quick dispatch,
llio casualties were *ix officer* and and she was much lietter off in thia
87 men. The enemy’s los* wa* 6oj respect than many ol the other, steam­
killed and many wouuded. It wu*
er*. Five ship* reached Nome before
tnnated that the uatives numbered 10,- she did, the first ol them being the
000, one-half of whom had muskets.
San Bias. The stampede to Topknk,
the new district where it is report*-’
London, July 2.— Advice* received
here today from i ’rahsu, Ax bun tee. uu- that $45,000 was taken ont, was at its
der current date, say the telegraph height when the Elder wa* in port and
another find was reported at Port Clar-
line ha* lieen reojo-ued to 1‘umsu. and
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Value of a Knowledge of Geology to
Rradstreet’saays: Distributive trade
the Prospector.
i* dull. seaauoably so in most i n ­
stances, and prices of manufactured
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product* are generally weak, but ex-
The study of th* remain* of planr* ceptiona to th* former are found where
and animal life that have existed in crop conditions are exceptionally prom­
LINDLEY
past agee is like nistory, astronomy, ising and tn tbe claae of price* where
fosail languages, politics and all other tbe readjusting movement baa been
branches
of human knowledge; it is overdone on the down aide.
B lr a a « B a l l a i T h a i I I W i l l T a k a F ro m
mighty interesting when one get* in­
Tbe upward rush of w hist price*
T h r a a l a M s M e a lb a l a H u b d u a Ik s
terest*! in it. Bat it is extremely dif­ culminated at the close of last week
B o a rs —T w u A I l a r k * .
ficult to get very deeply inetereeted in and tbe reactions and tbe irregu lari tie*
something that we know nothing about. since, mainly due to heavy realising,
There a r e so many branches of knowl­ would mainly point to tbe movement
Ixmlon, July 8.—Active liner guer-
edge that one cannot know everything. hav ing beeu temporarily at least over­
r i l l * operation* are reported (nun half
But tbe subject on which 1 am asked done. Advices from the North are of
a doaeu point* in tiie Orange river <x»|.
to write is, 1 believe, of vital interest little more than half a crop of wheat,
eny. liner officials from Michadofforp
to tbe miner and prospector, though but estimates as to the outturn in bush­
aver that a part of the British convoy
our knowledge of it was not developed els vary accordingly as tbe government
was capture,! Juue 24 invar Winhnrg.
for their special lienefit, bnt because ol reports of 316.000.000 bushels, or th*
lb* lxiurenco Marque* corrvapnurieut
tbe interest and fascination of the »ab­ commercial estimate of 200,000,000
of the Time* nay*:
ject itself.
“ Both the burgher* and the foreign­
bushels in yield last year in the three
Though 1 never spent a week in states are use.! as a basis.
er* who are arriving here profess a
searh of mineral veins, 1 have a fellow
• troug Itelief that it will take from
Sugar ia at the highest price reached
feeling for the prospector. In tbe first at this time for 10 years past, owing to
three to six months to subdue the
place, there is a charm in outdoor life the active canning demand and the
Beets.”
io tramping over the hills and moun­ strengthened position of raw.
Another dispatch from Lourenoo
tains and through the deep ravines and
Marque* says:
The war in China ia chargeable with
rocky canyons; in going into camp tbe advance in teas, not only from tbe
“ A consignment of a foreign firm
tired enough to make rest sweet, and former country, but from Japan, some
marked ‘Dutch chee*e, damaged. ’
hungry enough to devour with tbe interruption in transportation being
proved, on lauding, to contain army
keenest relish the bam, bacon, coffee, apparently looked for if the Asiatic
boot* for the Boer*. It pa**ed the cu*-
flapjacks and anything else that hap­ trouble increases.
torn*, however, with unu*ual diap.itcb. w ill move im m ediately. Colonel Bur-'
, Elder sailed a miner came to Captain pens to come along that is eatable; and
and tiie British consul is making jtre- roughs, with 500 men, ia
Heavy rains a r e complained of in tbe
_ Missimip-
_
•entatioua to the Portuguese govern­ reach Bekwai in two day*, •M 1" e ,o Randall and offered to guarantee him in sleeping in the pure air under the entire cotton lielt ___
east of the
i. r» .« i
passengers at $20 a head for a run blue tent of the sky with the whisper- pj river, and tbe crop is generally
ment. ”
lions A shall tees are reported to be in
‘in
strength near Fomen, where severs to this new field. He failed to return ing of tbe pines and tbe varied voices the grass.
A H a l i l « a t I. In d la y .
again to make good bis guarantee, and of the mountain streams to charm
Reports from the iron and steel trade
London, July 3.—The war office has fighting is expected.
the captain did not wait for him. away worldly cares *nd lull to sleep. are as pessimistic as ever. Nominally
received the following from Lord Boh- ,
Money ia plentiful, wages and meals It seems so good not to have to wear quotations at Pittsburg are unchanged.
S T R IK E S IN H A W A II.
erts:
high. Great difficulty waa exper­ stylish clothes, especially if one has
" heat, including fiour, shipments
“ Pretoria, June 28. — Paget reports T b s J a p a n . • • L a b o r e r . W a n t C o n t r a c t s ienced by many of the vessels in get­ none to wear; to be where there it no
for the week aggregate 3,184.144 bush-
from Lindley that he wa* engaged on
A n n u lle d .
ting men to handle tbe cargoes, and fear of trespassing on any man’s land, els, against 4.645,180 bushels
June 26 with a laxly of the enemy who
Honolulu, June 18, via San Fran- much delay has been experienced on and to fear nobody’s dog; to feel that week.
were strongly reinforced during the cisco, June 80.— A series of strikes ha* this account. Many of the crews of the world is yours as much as any­
Failures for the week numlier 185,
day. A convoy of stores for the Lind­ been inaugurated bv Japanese laborer* the boat* “jumped” as soon as they body’s. and whatever riches you may
ley garrison wa* also attacked on Juue on several of tbe islands. It is rej>ort- reached tbe beach, and here again the find buned in its treasure house you •£ compared with 167 last week.
Failures in the Dominion of Canada
26, bnt after a heavy rear-guard action e<l that tbe Japanese have been told Elder was fortunate as she loet only can call yonr own.
number 18, as com pared with 28 last
the convoy reached Lindley in safety. that they are free American citizens tour men by desertion three of whom
The prospector descends into the
Onr causalties were 10 killed and four now aud that the American law* pro­ were from the c-tbin where they were dark mine, submitting himself to week.
P A C IF IC "C O A S T T R A D E .
officers ami altout 60 men wounded. vide that no workingman shall receive not missed owing to the few passengers slavery awhile that he may “grab
The fight reported yexterday wa* under leas than $1 a day. The laborers de­ carried on the return trip. Smallpox stake” himself and be a free man for
S o a ttlo M a r k e ts .
Lieutenant-Colonel Grenfell, near Drei- mand the cancellation of their con­ broke out on the steamship Ohio which tbe rest of the year and have a prospect
Onions, new, 1 **c.
per, Brabraut came up during the en­ tracts, and that the plantation* shall took up 700 people from Seattle, and of "striking something rich” and be­
Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate.
gagement. Total casualties of the two pay each individual laborer tbe $2.60 a she went into quarantine at Egg coming as (wealthy or more wealthy
Potatoes, new. lc.
column*, three killed aud 23 wouuded. month, which, by the terms of the con­ island. She was still there when the than hi* employer.
Beets, per sack, 90c(9$l.
“On the previous day, near Ficks- tract, are to be paid to the immigration Elder left. Other steamers which
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
The mine owner is much the same
burg, Boyes’ brigade was in action companies, in consideration of the were at Dutch Harbor at the same time kind of a man, but he has the advantage
Carrots, per sack, $1.
with a body of the enemy. Onr casu­ companies having brought the laliorers with the Elder came straggling in after in having more money to start with,
Parsnips, per sack, 50(A75c.
alties were two officers killed, four t o the islands aud guaranteeing his ser­ her arrival at Nome having been de and is looking
Cauliflower, California 90c<9$I.
_ for a place where he can
men wouuded aud one inau missing.
Strawberries—$1 per case.
vices during tbe contract period, or to laved at Dutch Harlair by the difficulty invest his money in a “good propoai-
"Methum found yesterday that the replace him if he deserts. Fo far as of getting coal. The price is $12 a tion” and get richer,
Cabbage, native and California,
Boer laager neat Vachkop and fipits- the $2.50 per month is concerned, the ton which all the captains were more
With both mine owner and prospec­ $1.0001.25 per 100 pounds.
kop had been hastily removed in the plantations ate willing to accede to the than willing to pay, as they could not tor intelligence and judgment are need­
Tomatoes—$1.50 per case.
direction of Lindley, lie found the demands of the laborers, it is stated, get along without coal. There is a ed. It is true that sometmes those
Butter—Creamery, 22c; Eastern 23c;
enemy 12 miles and captured 8,000 hot they are not willing to consider the great abunance in the yards at Dutch who have learned little from books and dairy, 17(922c; ranch, 15(317o pound.
sheep and 600 head of cattle, which contracts as having been annulled by Harbor bnt only a limited force of men nothing from experience have blun­
Eggs— 19c.
the enemy had seized in that neighlior- the territorial law. A delegation seut to handle it.
Cheese— 12c.
dered onto rich leads; but if the truth
hood. Our casualties were four men to the Association of Maui by the Jap­
Poultry— 14c; dreeeed,
14(315o;
were summed up I think it would ap­
G E TS SU G A R P L A N T .
wounded.
anese immigration companies received
pear that a very large percentage of spring, $3.50.
“ Hunter continued his march yester­ violent tieatuieiit from the strikers, Mew
Hay— Puget Sound timothy. $11.00
I n d u s t r y H a s K r . n S .o u r .d for good mines have been found by men
day toward the Vaal river unop|<oaed. and they were forced to return to llou
of experience, who have worked in (3 12.00; choice Eastern Washington
N o w b .r g , O r.
Many farmers along the route have sur­ olulu.
timothy, $19.00.
Newburg, Or., July 4.— Thia evening mines, have seen and bandied the ores
rendered.
Com— Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23;
and
have
observed
tbe
rock
in
which
K s p .ll r d F rom Hoard o f T r a d e .
closed tbe last day of the time given
“ Springs, the terminus of the rail­
feed meal, $23.
they
occur.
I
firmly
believe,
too,
that
Chicago, July 2.—Charles R. and Newberg and Yamhill county to secure
road from Johannesburg, due east, was
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton,
• man’s chances of finding the treas­
Attacked yesterday morning.
The All*ert O. McClain, of the commission the $800,000 beet sugar factory offered ures hid iu the eaitb would lie in­ $20.
Canadian regiment, whioh garrisoned firm of McClain Bros. & Co., who for by Eastern capitalists on condition of creased many fold by adding to his ex-
Flour—Patent, per t»arrel, $3.25;
the place, heat off the enemy. No •onie weeks have l>een on trial Itefore the pledging of 6,100 acres of sugar l>erience that of other men, by study­ blended straights, $3.00; California.
the Iward of trade directors for main­ beets and tbe donation of a factory site.
casualties are reported.
ing ths mode of occurrence of ores, the $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra­
“ Lieutenant North reported missing taining and operating a bucket shop, This day has seen a great effort put rock formations in which they occur ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat
after the stack on the construction were found guilty tonight and by forth, aud the result tonight is that —in fact, the better knowledge of flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80(94.00.
nuanimous vote expelled from member­ 5,000 acres has beeu defiutely pledge,!
train, is a prisoner of the Boers.”
Millstuffs—Bran, per ton, $18.00;
ship. United States postal officials aud the money is on hand to pay for geology and mineralogy he possesses shorts, per ton, $14.00.
and
the
better
his
power
of
observation
ChafTe*« Forces.
arrested the McClains last November, the factory.
Feed—Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton;
San Francisco, July 3.—The trans- charging them with using the mails to
An immense mass meeting was held aud judgment the better his chances of middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal,
success.
The
same
holds
true
of
the
|mit Grant, which sails for Nagaski, defraud. They were indicted by the in Cra.er’s hall this afternoon, which
per ton, $30.00.
and thence, it is believed, to Che Fno grand jury uud put on trial before was addressed by Governor Geer. The dealer in mining property. It is true
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef
that
these
sciences
are
large
ones,
but
or Taku, will carry 600 men of the Judge Kohlsaat, in the United States hall was deuselv packed, and crowds
steers,
price 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8c;
Sixth cavalry, which, in addition to a district court. Judge Kohlsaat took went away, unable to get in. The gov­ it is just as true that the chances c.f pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 8, S O
failure
without
the
necessarv
knowl­
hospital corps, made up at the Presi­ the case from the jury aud entered a ernor gave a very practical and encour­
10c.
dio, 300 recruits and 200 marines, will verdict of not guilty. Tlieu the board aging address, which was well re­ edge are fully as large. If a sick man,
Hams— Large, 13c; small, 18
iguoraut
of
the
properties
of
drugs,
constitute the force going to China. of trade officials took the matter in ceived. He dwelt upon the undevel­
breakfast bacon, 12 .Qc; dry salt sides,
were
turned
loose
in
an
apothecary’s
The Ninth infantry and a signal corps their own hands, with the above result. oped possibilities of the state and
8c.
from Manila and the marines already
pointed out the necessity of such man­ shop be might blunder onto something
Q u e e n R e c e iv e d t h e K h e d i v e .
that
would
help
him,
but
the
chances
P o r tla n d M a rk et.
in Vhina will oomplete General Chaffe'a
Loudon, Juue 30.—The khedive of ufacturing concerns as the beet sugar would be against him. We need not
Wheat— Walla Walla.
67@58o;
forces, making 6,000 to 8,000 in all.
industry
for
building
up
the
industrial
of Egypt paid a state visit to Queen
Three surgeons will accompany the Victoria at Windsor Castle this after­ prosperity of Oregou. Such au enter­ be scared by the voluminous books on Valley, 58c; Bluestem, 60o per bushel.
Flour—Best grades, $3.36; graham,
hospital corjix.
Assistant Surgeon noon. Accompanied b y the Duke of prise, he said, would briug more peo­ geology with their frightful lookiug
John T. llalsell will have charge of York and the Turkish ambassador, ple, and more people Oregon must have. names. There are simple, interestiug $2.85; superfine, $2.10 per barrel.
Oats—Choice white, 85c; choice
the medical department on the trans­ Antopulo Pasha, and staff, he drove in Governor Geer emphasized the fact books, giving the most important in­
formation, aud written especially for gray, 33c per bushel.
that
our
country
is
wlieated
to
death,
port.
state, escorted by the llousliold cav­
prospectors and mining men, and for
Barley— Feed barley, $14.00015.00;
alry,
to the Paddington station, where and our only salvation is diversified in­ the understanding of thein no previous brewing, $16.00 per ton.
K .n il« in a n n 's P r o b s b l* M ista k e .
dustry.
He
referred
to
the
prosperity
he took a train for Windsor. The
knowledge of geology and mineralogy
Millstuffs— Bran, $12.50 ton; mid­
Berlin, July 8.—Since the receipt of
Duke of Connaught there joined the which exists in the beet-raising sec­ ate needed. These may lead to deeper dlings, $19; shorts, $13; chop, $14 per
Admiral Bendemann’s dispatch an­
party and accompanied his highness tions of the East .and in Union county,
nouncing the arrival of the legations at to the castle. The procession at Wind­ of our state, as au example of what this study later. But someone will say ton.
Hay—Timothy, $10011; clover,$ 7 0
Tien Tsin with Admiral Seymour, the sor was escortedjby the Life Guards, enterprise w ill do for Newberg, Yam­ that certain minerals have beeu found
foreign office here has received no and a detatchment of grenadiers formed hill and Oregon. Other enthusiastic where no experienced prospector would 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $ 6 0 7 per ton.
search and where geologists have said
Butter—Fancy creamery, 3 5 0 4 0 * ’
further information either way. While
a guard of honor in the qnadrangle of speeches were made by local orators.
they cannot occur. The trouble is, store, 25c.
admitting the possibility that Admiral
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
subscrip­
the castle. The queen received the
Eggs— 16c perdosen.
Bendeinann was misinformed, the for­ khedive at the principal entrance. A tions were taken for acreage. Con­ au old miner comes from California,
Cheese— Oregon full cream, 13o;
eign office assumes the correctness of warm greeting was given to the Egyp­ tracts have been signed aud reported to Moutaua aud begins to look for gold
his dispatch until tho contrary is tian visitor.
for 5,100 acres. A public meeting was here. He knows just how the rock Young America, 14c; new cheese lOo
proved. It admits, however, that it ia
held in McMinnville today, and a tele­ looks in which the ore occurs whete he per pound.
N a v y Y ard W a K n C u t.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $ 8 .0 0 0
very singular that the other powers
phone message received here states that mined in California, aud he is lookiug
for
the
same
kind
of
rock
and
the
same
4.00
per dozen; hens, $6.00; springs,
New
York,
July
2.—
It
is
reported
have not received news similar to that
several hundred acres were taken
that the board of wages at the Brook­ there. The committee canvassing for looking ore, but he probably will not $2.50 04.00; geese, $4.00 0 5.00 toroid;
cabled by. Admiral Bendenian.
lyn navy yard has recommended a cut of subscriptions for the site has the total find it. Aa old Montana miner goes $4.5006.60; ducks, $3.00 0 4.00 per
turkeys, live, 1 4 0 16o per
wages for several of the grades of me­ amount subscribed from Newberg’s to Colorado and meets with the same dozen;
B u rn ed b y M elted C opper.
Phoenix, July 8.—John Markey, chanics and machinists. The report citizens alone. The sugar factory for disappointment. H is views of the oc­ pound.
currence of ores are too narrow. The
Potatoes—40QS0o per sack; sweets,
employed in the smelting works of the has beeu approved, it is said, by Secre­ Newberg is now assured.
The site obtained consists of 50 acres precious metalB occur in many differ­ 2 0 3 ^ 0 per pounn.
United Verde mine, at Jerome, was tary Long, mid w ill go into effect in
ent kinds of rock and under a great
Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnips, 76c;
(turned to death and two Italians were July. The present board, which meets here on the bank of the Williamette
variety of conditions; and one would per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab-
severely burned last night. Markey annually for the adjustment of wages, river.
have to know the geology of the whole bage, lH o per pound; parsnips, $1;
was a skimmer on a converter. He is comjxised of Naval Constructor Watt,
world to know all the conditions in onions, lX c per pound; carrots, $1.
M
u
rd
erers
S
e
n
te
n
c
e
d
.
Lieutenant-Commander
Morrell,
Lieu­
had poured the contents of the con­
which they occur; yet there are certain
Hops— 2 0 8c per pound.
Seattle,
July
4.—The
Indians
con­
tenant
Gibson
and
Paymaster
Jackson.
verter into the great ladle and the
underlying troths that, if understood,
Wool— Valley, 1 6 0 16o per pound;
victed
of
the
murder
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It
is
said
the
men
intend
to
appeal
to
crane was hoisting it when the pail
w ill vastly increase the chances of suc­ Eastern Oregon, 10015c; mohair, 25
broke, pouring a large quantity of the secretary of the navy, through the Horton,of Eugene, Or., at Lynn canal,
cess and save not only many years but per pound.
seething copper over Markey and par­ commandaut of the navy-yard, against last October, were sentenced at Skag­ many life times. Many brother geolo­
Mutton—Grom, beet sheep, wethers
way,
June
27.
Hanson,
who
killed
the
reduction.
tially over the Italians.
Markey’s
gists—perhaps I ought to say uncle ge­ and ewes, 8?io; dressed mutton, 7 0
Horton,
w
ill
hang.
Williams,
who
clothing was burned from his body and
R o b b e r In a P u llm a n C ar.
ologists, for I think they are of the gen­ 7)^0 per pound; lambe, 6X o.
he lived hut a short time, dying in
Omaha, Neb., July 2.— A masked cut Mrs. Horton’s throat, under threats eration that is passing away—have
Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, $5.00;
of
Hanson,
was
sentenced
to
50
years.
fearful agony.
robber started through the Pullman
studied a oertain region and have light and feeders, $4.60; dressed,
Kiohitoo
also
50
gets
years.
Another
car on the Omaha Billings train, on
One fireman was killed and 11 other the Burlington, after leaving York, Is given 80 years, and two others 20 judgrd all the world by that. 1 might $5.0006.60 per 100 pounds.
whisper to you, too, that not all who
Beef— Gross, top steers, $4.00 0 4.50;
years each.
firemen injured and nearly $800,000 Neb., this morning.
He got two
talk and write on geological subjects oowe, $8.60 0 4.00; dressed beef, 6 M O
worth of property was destroyed by fire watches and $70, but took alarm,
According to Salt Lake City figures,
in the machine shop of tbe Best Manu­ pulled the air brake and left the train the number of Mormons now in exist­ know just what they are talking about, 7Jio per pound.
and I have no doubt you have thought
Veal— Large, 6 X 0 7 M o i small, 8 0
facturing Company in Pittsburg, Pa.
before completing his work
ent)* ia 860,000.
of that before reading this article.
8 H o per pound.
(By Karl Pow *>**. C atveralty of M ontana.)