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* NEWS OF THE WEEK Desire to Make Feet Time Cause of Many Wreck». San Francisco. July 31.—The tes ot the officers ot the »team li Condensed ta timony schooner San Pedro, before Captain John Bermlngham today, demon Busy Reeden strated clearly that the habit of Coast skippers, said to be prsctlcallj universal, ot running their vessel» at full speed regardless ot tbe tog. was mainly responsible for the wreck HAPPENINGS OF CONTINENTS of the Columbia and Its terrible con sequences. Chief Mate B Hendricksen. who waVtn'ehar'ie'of the“ tan’Kdro" M but the time of the colU.km, testified XoVtEc^MN^ down?7nd ths. “ tan “‘the "pa.sengTr i Fora lor ft I COUNTY SEAT FIGHT UN. Wallowa Anxious to Contest Honors With Town of Enterprise Wallowa—The Wallowa Commer cial Club haa voted unanimously for th« beginning of a county seat fight. Johu McDouald. 3. T Combs and Dr, .U •«'>« appoint.® a corn- nduee and Selin»« ¿dg'.r Marvin will sr- clrcul.tln. of petition, I KEEP DEPOTS WARM. Frostdent uf Wsaisrn Federation of Miners Out of Jail. Boise. Idaho, July 90.—Charles H Moyer, president of the Wvatorn Fed eration of Miners and co-def anda nt with William D Haywood, acquitted of the murder of sx-Governur Steun- enberg, waa urdervd relented on 925,000 ball yesterday by Judge Wood, who presided al the Haywood trial. Tbe attorneys for the federa tion expected to havq the bond ready tor tiling last night, but the arrange ments had not been wholly com pleted at a late hour and Moyer re signed hluiselt to another ulght in jail He will probably be released today and will leave within 24 hours for his home In Denver. No application for ball waa made In the ease of George A. 1‘ettlbolis, the third of the alleged conspirators, but a motlou was made for a speedy trial aud hls case was ordered set down for Tuesday, October I. Con eel Intimated that they might apply for bonds for Pettibone later, but It la not believed that the alate’s attorneys will consent. It haa been generally stated that there la more Incriminating evidence against Petti bone than any uf the others, while It baa beeu generally eonceded that the caee agalnat Moyer la the weak est of the three. The defense In the Haywood case admitted that there were a nimbvr of things for Petti bone to explain as to hla aaaoclatlon with Harry Orchard aud the sending of money to him. but they said U would be time enough to deal with these matters when Pettlboue hliu- self vm placed on trial. HAYWOOD GOES FREE Jiry BtllbtnM 21 Hun, Vllb Two for Conviction. ROADS PACK OAR FAMINE Thousands Will Be Needed to Market . Present Crop. Chlvagu, July 90.—The western railroads are facing tbe problem of assembling thousands of care al var ious pointe durlug the n.xt 10 days tor the purpose of transporting the crops to market. Nearly every big railway eyetsui has received detailed reports from Its agents In every part of the west, northweat and southwest regarding crop conditions, probable yield aud the prospect for future bus iness. From these statements sell« males are made of tbe number of cars which will be needed to take cars of the various crop movementa along tbe lluo of each road. The agents are required to give soma sell* mate uf the lime when tbe dlffvreul crops will bvglu to move aud how groat the early movement will be. This la done so th.it tbe railroads may avoid. If possible, taking care out of other service and rushing them to the west, there to remalu Idle for days awaiting loads. It la believed from th» reports re ceived thua far that th» early crop movement thia year will tie heavy aud therefore an unusually large number uf cars will have to be as sembled. Homo Idea of tbe teak that confronts the railroads cau bo gath ered from the Nurthwesleru's report of the sltuallou. Ou a uew lluo of that company In the weat there will bo needed 100 boxcars a Ion« to transport a potato crop which will bo ('“ill three now towns officials of the Northwestern Insist that their road will bo In boner shape lo handle thia year's crop than Il was laat year's. A groat amount of new equipment has been added and business lu other dliectlona promises to be leas imperative than last year. The company la also mak ing an effort to bavo a larger percen tage of Ila own cars upou Ila rails thia year. With thia purpose tn view, fewer Northwestern cars will bo loaded lo go off their uwu rails. Burlington officials stated that they have Just now a surplus of box cars and are accordingly aaaembltng many cars to take care of their share of the Nebraska crop. They expect the wheat to begiu to move between July 26 and August 1, and declare that before tbe first date arrives they will be In good shapv to bundle all that will be offered. It Is probable that a conference of traffic officials will bo held Boon to talk over tbe crop movement and to make plans for < ern roads with respect to prompt handling of foreign cars and their prompt return to the home lines. Tbe railroads desire to nisks this s record year for prompt and expedi tious handling of the Western crop. Commission Prepares Regulations for Roods Within Stats. Salem—As a rssult of the heating PIISONEI QUIETLY conducted during I he forenoon of Tues day. July 16, upon the subject of depot aud station anxmimodationa end facil- Stakes Hands With Counsel, Thanks itiee, the railroad commirsion haa an nounced the adoptuui of a full set of Each Juror, and Goos to Boe rules and regulations governing the Hie Mother. lonitaticn, healing, lighting, »to., of vessel ioomedI outtad. t he £ It was ¿T attended ".’nd IbZ can- and depots ami prescribing the facilities to be supplied in the trans as- •“ portation of poiMUigesa within tbs A strike has been averted In the Boise, July 31.—Into the bright Northern Pacific shops at St. Panl. state. suushlua of a beautiful Sunday morn ing. into the stillness of a city drowsy A wreck on the Illinois Central ______________ ___________________ _ ____ _ _ _ cov- with tbe lasy slumber of a summer near Milan, Tenn., resulted In four but*at"that;be«'“ manifest for the past year. The enng all of the rwllt.'a.l« operating lines sighted the Columbia; L_; - ---------- Suiid.ij. Wtlllaui l> Haywood. the deaths. county owns no public buildings aud in the »bate. Tbe regulatkma, viola time, according to his testimony, the dvfeudaut In one uf tbe moat uoted The Georgia legislature has passed ships were not more than a boat a is practically in the position of a new tloiis of which are aubjrot to a forfeit trials Involving conspiracy and mur and the governor will sign a prohi ¡length apart, and not much waa pos county. The vote to be taken next ure oi from 9100 to 91 IMW, follow: der that the country has ever knowu, June will decide the location of the I bition law. , All passenger waiting rooms and pea- sible. There was no time to go to county seat definitely, and every ef-1 walked yesterday a free man. acquit ted uf (he murder of Former Gov The mayor and prominent cltlaens starboard. He therefore blew the fort possible will be put forth on «“liger cars used In thia atate stall ta «lean and supplied with pure drinking ernor Frank Bleuneuberg. of a Mexican town have been arrest danger signal, four short blasts, or each side. dered the engiues stopped and threw The probability of a verdict of so- ed for smuggling. The aspirations of Wallowa have | water and so lighted, heated, ventilateti the helm hard apart. He did not or and equipped aa to render the ocru- qulttal In tbe caee of the secratary- The earnings of the steel trust for der the engines reversed, he ex long been growing and have at treaaurer aud acknowledged leader tbe quarter ending June 30 reached plained. because he hoped to throw length taken form, The »trúcale (tanta of ths same u<a.«onably comfort of the Western Federation of Mluers able. over 945,COO,000. the tan Pedro around so as to strike was provoked by the action ot resi had beeu freely predicted allies Sat Suitable toilet rooms or building» dents of Enterprise a week ago In Nebraska railroads say assess a glancing blow, aud in order to do attempting to get the county court stall be provided sud kepi clean at urday, when Judge Fremont Wood ments on their property is higher this it was necessary to keep suffi to build a courthouse. Their offer__________ _______ ___________w____ read hla charge. each regular »lattai where an agent is cient way on her. The tan Pedro had Il was also freely predicted that In than on farm lands. »as a site aud 95.000 cash bouus maintained, a separate toilet been making about eight knots, aud tbe event of Haywood's acquittal the 925,000 courthouse. The building ■ — Mrs. Thaw has been reported as was probably making five when she for a shall tie kept for the use of state would abandou tbe prosecution county court tabled the proposal in women, which stall be marked as such, preparing to go on the stage, but she struck the Columbia. of hla aaeoclatsa, Charles H. Moyer, definitely. pending the action of the emphatically denies It. and which stall be unlocked at all the president of the Federation, and voters at the next election. The The cornerstone ot the Carnegie George A. Pettibone, of Dvnver MOYER FREE ONCE MORE. strength of the two towns is almost timet when, by three rules, the waiting peace palace was laid at The Hague Statements from counsel and from evenly divided with a large element mom ia required to 1» o;>en. Toilet with great ceremonies. Governor Gooding Issued today dis Bond for Ball Furnished After Lo< g in the county as yet very uncertain. rooms on all ears carrying ;wMe»ngvra pel this view of the situation. stall I* kept clean and supplied with Two more women have been killed Wait tor Cash It was after being out for 21 hours toilet paper. In New York and their bodies muti that the jury, which at first bad been Boise. Idaho. July 31.—After a de GRAIN WHERE SAGEBRUSH WAS. lated. The city Is greatly excited. Waiting room» and ticket office* hav Brain Suddvnly Unhinged by Storm divided eight for acquittal, two for lay of nearly 36 hours. Charles H. ing an agent stall lie opeu for the ac of Criticism. An insane man has been captured Moyer, president of the Western Fed couvictton and two blank, and thru commodation of the traveling publie at near St. Charles, Me., who has been eration of Miners, was released from Splendid Crops in Harney—Women San Francisco, July 30.— The seetued deadlocked at 10 for acquit least 30 minutes before the schedule living wild for years and »ho eata the Ada county jail at a late hour tal to two for conviction, finally came Work in Hayfields. time u! the arrival of all i>aseengcr brain of Robert Hawse, third officer to an agreement shortly after tbe grass like an animal. last night on a bond of 25.000 signed Burna—Haying is now in full force trains scheduled to stop at such station, of the lost steamer Columbia, suc first faint streaks of tbe comlug day The San Francisco & Portland by Timothy Regan and Thomas J. throughout Harney county, and the and shall be kept iprn alter the arrival cumbed last night to the abuse, ridi showed gray above the glaat bills Steamship Company has given 77 as Jones of Boise. meadews are yielding heavy crops. of such passenger train lor ritch length cule and contempt which has been which bound Boise to tbe north and Moyer will leave for Salt Lake to- the correct number of lives lost in night in company with William D. With few exceptions the alfalfa fields of time as will afford paaeengvrs a rea heaped upon hlui ever »luce the In east, Tbe weary old bailiff, who bad the wrecking of the Columbia. Haywood, who on Sunday was sc made an exceptional growth this year, sonable opportunitv to transact their vestigation of the disaster haa been kept an all-night vigil before the A revolt a few miles from San quitted of the murder of ex-Gov- while the native gnoses are unusually door of the Jury-room, was startled business and leave the station. In the In progress. Holding the newspaper tiago, Cuba, was quickly put down. ernor Steunenberg. After a stop of good. Men are in strong demand for case of delayed trains, such waiting articles containing criticism ot bla Into action by an Imperative knock Two Jurors say they believe Hay a few hours in Salt Lake City, they this work at good wages, and even rocnis shall be kept open until the ac actions subsequent to the crash In from within, Events moved rapidly hls hands, a brain fiber snapped and enough after this, and hardly at last wood is guilty but yielded to the ma will proceed to Denver, the head women are making big money driving tual arrival of aucl delayed trains. the principal actors in the trial had be was mad. quarters of the federation. jority. mowers, rakes and rtackers. Waiting room.« at junctions stall be The Ignominy heaped upon him been gathered Into the courtroom at It was proposed to file a cash bond The grain crops are also showing up Governor Folk has removed a In the sum of $25.000, but the kept open when necessary for the ac was more than he could bear. After a few moments before 9 o'clock, Kansas City police commissioner to money did not arrive in time, and well. There was a favorable raintail commodation of passengers waiting to brooding for several days over the when the white envelope was handed during June and during the critical transfer from one line to the other. stop grafting. charges which bad been made against by the foreman to the judge and was rather than allow Moyer to remain Platforms stall be kept lighted at him, hls Intellect lost that keen ad torn open and the verdict read. Brest Britain and Germany have another night In jail, hts attorneys period there waa no damaging frost, so agreed on an international prise decided, after all, to let a personal the entire season haa beeu encouraging night when the waiting room is *>y justment that nature provides be for tbe farmer. The fall grain is well these rules required to be open. tween thought and net. and hla mind court at The Hague. bond suffice. GLASS JURY DISAGREES. reeled off Into Insanity. Steve Adams who was expected to along toward ripening and the spring Heney is confident of convicting Hawse had apent tbe evening at be an important witness at the trial, grain—»heat, barley, rye, etc —has a No Clerk See- Yet at Burns. Glass on the second trial and will not hls rooms. 188 Fair Oaks street, Sec Vote Stood Swen to Five for Con but who was not called by ether strong growth, with a heavy head. Burns—The land department at ond Officer Richard Agerup waa with depend upon Zimmer at all. viction—Now Trial Soon. side, was taken back to Wallace to It is really a pleasing sight to see Washington notified the I and office tare him. Hawse had spent an hour or Demonstrations are being held In await a second trial on the charge fields wherein the aagebruah stood at Han Francisco. July 3 9.—After 16 tbe latter part of June ttat a clerk and more reading the censures which had many places in Haywood's honor and of murder there. His first trial re tbe opening of last spring that are now ballots. In which there was small stenographer had been assigned to the been printed against him. With a variation from the original standing FOURTEEN BURNEO AL'VE. already there is talk of running him sulted in a disagreement. uaduiating wavee of bending grain office to relieve the rongeation ot busi cry like a wild animal he clenched for president. Formal application was made In promising a rich harvest. <>f tbe body seven for eonvlrtlon ness and that he would report for doty the clippings In hls bands and leaped and five tor acquittal, the Jury In A eraxy man wrecked a Great the District Court to have George A. The fruit has all done well this year July 1, but be has not shown up yet, to hls feet. Agerup looked at him the Ixiula Glass bribery case was dis Mysterious Explosion It halters New Northern passenger train near Harve. Pettibone admitted to ball. The mo an-1 here will be more berries, apples, York Tenement H ouk , nor has tbe office heard anything more and Hawse looked at bla friend, but charge,! this afternoon by Judge Mont., because the Almighty told him tion was submitted without argu pears and apricots than ever before in Illa eyes were Lawlor. New York. July 30. An explosion ment. and was promptly denied by from him, and In the meantime a large did not see him. to do it. One man was killed and the valley There was no disagreement as tn accompanied by firs. shattered an Judge Wood. amount of land bra* in«*» is tanging In glazed. several injured. The police were called and Hawse the payment of a bribe, but It was the air, with settlers very anxious to East Hide tenement late Bunday was taken to the detention ward at Two Acres Yield Him SI,260. The Royal Insurance Company has contended by the men who voted for SLY OLD JOHN BULL make final proofs, settle contents and the Central Emergency Hospital. acquittal that the crime bad not been night, and within the crumbling saved the assets of the German In Eugene—Mali Ion Harlow is doing otherwise complete their entries. i walla 14 persons went down to dvnth, jHMltlrely fastened upon Glaaa. surance Company from lawyers for fairly well with his small cherry orcb- San Francisco people by buying tbe Steals March on Uncle Sam at The ard, in spite of the prophecy of eotne The retrial of the case has been while twice as many were probably HQWL IN PAIN. Sask Irdspardant Buyers. defunct company. Hague Conference. set for August 5. fatally Injured. who maintained ttat the crop of Royal Athena—The Inland Grain Grow Tomorrow morning. Theodore V. The Hague, July 31.—The British Anns would be very light this year. Ito plans to disband the Corean The wrecked building was at 222 Government Wounds Railroads 3«- Halsey, who acted,as the bribery delegation Is working on a proposi Mr. Harlow, who has a scant two acres ers' Association will make an effort army. agent of the Pacific Telephone Com Christie street, whero a six-story verely In Pocketbook. tion. which, when It is presented, will in cuerries, raised 121« tons from his again this year to have competition pany. will be placed on trial. Tbe Railroads have surrendered to cause considerable surprise. As al in marketing the holdings of Its Chicago. July 30.—Western rail prosecution anticipates no trouble in tenement rose above the grocery little orchard. He received an average members. The plan suggested la to North Carolina in the rate fight. store basement. Ths egploalon la ae ready cabled, the representatives of ot 5 cents a pound for the cherries, thus pool the wheat and get Ind-pendent roads are near an open break with convicting Halsey, and has openly yet unaccounted for and tore out the Nine lives were lost on a burning the United States have been private ly discussing with other leading dele making from the two acre piece 91,250. buyers Into tbe field on the days set the Poatofllce Department over the stated that If necessary he will bo front of the building, and the fire steamer on Cayuga lake, New York. gates the advisability of the United Thia is a young orchard which last year apart as sale days, when samples will transportation of mails, owing to a granted Immunity If be will take the that followed caught the 20 families, There is a great famine of teach States presenting a proposition for yielded 9*00. tbe rear before 9800 and be shown ami a list of tbe holdings stand and tell the truth. numbering 100 persons, while most ers due to the strike against state the periodical meeting of the confer with conditions next year equal to what submitted, th« buyer making the number of recent order« The latest The prosecution will loss no tlms cause of grievance is the Imposition In placing Glaaa on trial again. If of them were sound asleep. examination. Fourteen dead bodies bavo been ence, this proposition suggesting that they were this year a more remarkable best offer taking the wheat. This ot heavy fines on nearly all the roads A Chicago mob tried to kill the it should meet quinquennially June story will be chronicled. Mr. Harlow plan was tried last year but proved for delay in delivering the malls To Zimmer, whose testimony would con recovered. Of the Injured, many vict Glass In two minutes, persists In Jumped from the windows, others unsuccessful, the buyers keeping consider the situation railroad men asaallant of a girl but were prevented 2, beginning in 1912. takes care of his orchard. away and ignoring the proposed held an Important conference today. hla refusal to answer questions on were caught by falling timbers, The British delegation went ahead by the police. tbe witness stand, ho will be pun sales. of the Americans, havlhg already One of them declared that th« ished to the extent of the California many, half suffocated by smoke, Railroad Not to Blame. Senator Pettus, of Alabama Is communicated in the strictest secrecy were dragged from the hallways, fines levied by the government dead. He had recently celebrated Salem — According to the reply of law. whlrh allows imprisonment for while others received their wounds to only a few delegates Its proposi Daisy In Fruit Shipments. against hls road In one quarter his 86th birthday. six months for each such refusal. By during the panic and mad tight tion on the same subject, establish Superintendent L. R. Fields, inclos A similar Salem—Following closely upon amounted to 9 40.000. The farmers trust, with headquar ing that the conference should sit ing a statement from Station Agent the investigation of the delay In the condition on other roads was re thia process Zimmer can be given a aftiong each other for an exit. The tenement waa occupied chiefly ters at Indianapolis, has decided on septenially, but that two years be William Merrltuan, of Portland, an passenger train service, on the ported. The fines were assessed un total of nearly five years In prison. by Italians. A passerby was attracted 91.25 wheat for 1907. fore the meeting special representa swering the complaint of J. A. Mc Southern Pacific lines In Oregon, der a new rule which want Into ef Donald, of McMinnville, who repre by the explosion which apparently Deniee He Attacked Hansen. Washington lumbermen want ex tives of Great Britain, France. Ger sented to the Railroad Commission comes a complaint to the Railroad fect In July, 1906. As be The roads are atnaxed to find that Ran Francisco, July 29 Third Of occurred In the basement. Senator Spooner to fight the pro- many, the United States. Russia. that he was unable to get a carload Commission from H. 8. Gtle, a com turned toward the building the whole posed raise of freight on lumber pro- Italy, Austria and Japan should meet of sand shipped from Portland to Mc mission merchant. of this city, who they are in danger of losing 15 per ficer Hawse, of th« wrecked steamer front with Its flimsy fire .scopes fell to prepare the work for the confer asks that an Investigation be made cent of their mall pay unless they re Columbia, haa made a statement In ducts. ence, pre-arranging everything con Minnville, the blame for the non-ar- of the delay In the operation of vise schedules and place their mall which he denies the chargee made Into the street, and from the sagging rival of the car was due to the Cen floors a score of the half awakened Venezuela has refused Root's pro- nected with Its organization and the freight trains on the Southern Paci trains upon running time which they against him. Referring to Captain posals for setting the trouble exist matters to be taken under advise tral Sand Company, of Portland, fic, which, he says, affects fruit ship know they can maintain In all sea Hansen, he aaya: "I never did crit persons dropped Into th« street. who failed to load the car delivered ing and relations may be severed by ment. sons and In all kinds of weather. icise hla conduct, but simply made Many of these were badly hurt, but them for the sand, which, at last re pers much more than the delay In the United States. The new rule, the roads say, 1» the passenger train service. my report to the United Btates In they proved to be the more fortunate ports. was standing empty on the oppressive and unjust. It provides spectors of hulls and boilers. In ac of the tenants for another moment Britain Builds Cruisers. A scout cruiser has just been siding. that If the malls arc late ten times on cordance with the facta, and ven and the building waa wrapped In PORTLAND MARKETS. launched at Quincy, Mass. It Is ex London, July 31.—During the any route during a period of 90 days, tured the opinion that had the Ran flames, and the cries of persons burn pected to prove the fast est boat In course of a discussion of naval mat- Want Extra Pay. In the Pedro allowed me to discharge th« ing to death rent the sir. Wheat—Club, 80c; bluestem, 82c; the road shall be assessed 15 the American navy. ters tn the House of Lords today, Klamath Falls—Mason, Davis & valley, 80c; red, 78c. cent ot the pay of that route for survivors from tbe boat. I would wild excitement that followed many Striking coal miners In Minnesota Baron Tweedmouth, Flrat Lord of Co., have completed their contract have had a chance to rescue more." were Injured. Oats—No. 1 white, 925; gray, quarter. the Admiralty had In mind a new and with the government on the Kla- are to return to work. nominal. extended cruiser construction policy, All Will Resign. Salt Lake messenger boys have which probably will be brought for math Reclamation project, but there Wrecks Due lo Owners. Fira At Coney Island. Barley—Feed, 921.50022 per ton; won their strike for alternate Sun ward next year. “After all,” said he, Is a dispute in regard to the settle brewing, nominal; rolled, 923.600 Ban Francisco, July 30, It Is be San Francisco, July 30.-» The re- New York, July 29.—Coney Island ment. The contractors claim that days off. "the cruiser is the ship by means of because of mistakes In classification 24 50. sponslblllty of the companies which was visited by a disastrous fire yes lieved that by tomorrow night the 16 Mayor Taylor, of San Francisco, which we keep our dominance of the of dirt on the part of the reclamation Corn—Whole, $28; cracked, 929 per by Iron-clnd schedules, compel their terday and seven blocks In the supervisors appointed by Mayor Tay has appointed a new board of sup seas. The battleships are the police engineers, they are out a little more ton. masters of ships to go at a speed amusement sone wern destroyed. The lor will be formally seated. The ervisors. men of the sea. It is their business than 9100,000, and are asking the Hay—Valley timothy, No. 1, 917® their own consciences tell them Is loss estimated by the shows la about present plan Is to have one member to destroy the fleet of the enemy, Reclamation service for an extra al 18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, unsafe, was the feature of the Co J 1.000.000. Tllyou's Steeplechase of the boodllng board resign at a Valuable historical papera ; have leaving the cruisers to guard tbe lowance to cover this amount. So 921023; clover, 99; cheat, 99010; lumbia wreck testimony, taken be Park and nearly a ecore of small time In order that there tuny be a been stolen from their - archives in waters.” fore Captain Bermlngham yesterday. hotels were wiped out, and for a time majority to pass the resolution of far no satisfactory recommendations grain bay, 9i«®10; alfalfa, 913014. Havana. Second Officer Agerup'a testimony the flames threatened the destruc formal recognition of each of the have been made by the government Butter — Fancy creamery, 27 30c The government says there la no established more clearly than had tion of Luna Park and Dreamland, new members ns hs takes hla seat. New Line Across Rockies. engineers per pound. danger of a coal famine thia winter been done before the fact that cap great homes of summer amusement, In thia manner It la planne I to pro Helena, Mont., Joly 31. — The Poultry — Average old hen», 12J^® like that of last. tains are compelled to run their ships and the scores of smaller places ceed until each of the 16 resignations In the Schools of Umatilla. Northern Pacific has let a contract 13C per pound; mixed chickens, 12J{C; at full speed along a dangerous coast which fringe the water's edge for n have been formally accepted and North Carolina tlcket agenta have to Shepard, Siems A Company for Pendleton—County Superintend spring chickens, 15016c; old roosters, In foggy weather In a course navi mile. A lucky shift of the wind to Mayor Taylor's Hat haa been formal been Indicted for violating the atate the building of a new line over th« ent Frank K. Welles has filed hfs an 8®9c; dressed chickens, lfl017e; tur gated by many vessels. ly appointed, nnd recognised. seaward aided the firemen railroad rate law. Rocky Mountains west from this city, nual report for the year ending June presumably for the purpose of head 17. The report shows that a total keys, live, 12015c; turkey», drewted, choice, nom inal; geese, live, 8011c; Try to Kill Ciar's Cousin. The approaching election In the ing off tbe Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Kill Brutal Husbands. Renew Hoaillitiaa. of 1390 pupils are enrolled In the Philippines Is arousing but little In Paul, which evidently purposes tap duck», 8014c. Bt. Petersburg. July 30.—One of Ban Francisco, July JO.—A ro Chicago, III,, July 29.—The killing county, and 175 teachers employed terest among the natives. Eggs—French ranch, candled, 220 the "accidents” that occur frequent of husbands who beat their wives newal of hootllltieo Is threatened ba ping Helena on Its line from Lom One hundred and six teachers were The route over examined during the year for certi 2.3c per dozen. ly while members of the Imperial was advocated by Judge Tuthlll In tween the telegraphers and their em- New York Is terrified by the con bard to Garrison. Fruita—Cherries, 801254c a pound; family are traveling happened today the course of a divorce suit tried be Four tinued assaults on young girls which the mountains will be by way of Mc ficates, 16 of whom failed. loyers. The local anion nerved no- Donald Pass, and will result in the hundred and eighty-four pupils are apples, 91 5002.26 per box; Hpitsen- while Grand Duke Peter Nlcholale- fore him yesterday. Indignant at a tbe police seem unable to stop. abandonment of Mullan Tunnel, the attending private schools In the bergs, 93.50 per box; cantaloupes. vltch, cousin of the Emperor and one woman's description of the Inhuman tlce today on the Western Union that A Chicago woman has been ar longest on the Northern Pacific sys- county and 1231 are not attending 92 50®3.50 per crate; peaches, HO> ® of the leaders of the reactionary treatment to which she bad been In Its belief the spirit of the agree rested who has for years been secur tem. any school. 91 25 - per crate; raspberries, 91.260 group at the court, was on the way subjected by the man who claimed to ment which settled the strike wss not ing babies from so called "hospitals” 1.50 per crate; ; blackberris, 507c to St. Petersburg from Peterhof. An be "her master," and aroused by being observed by the corporation. Tramps Infest LaGrande. and then selling them around town. Get Both Conventions. per pound; logHnberries, |1 per crate; the train was within 10 miles of St. statements that hla abuse had taken Resolutions were passed expressing La Grande—The town Is overrun Petersburg, a petard, which had been place In the presence of men who the Intention of the union to take the Chicago, July 31.—The effort to While the czar was reviewing apricots, 91.5002 per crate. placed on the rail, exploded. The would not Interfere, Judge Tuthlll matter up with the higher officials of troops near the palace one regiment obtain the republican and democra with hoboes and many thefts, some Vegetables — Turnips, $1.76 per sack; of his guard mutinied and refused to tic national conventions for Chicago of considerable magnitude, have been carrots, 92 per sack; beets, 92 per force of the explosion, however, wan declared that In extreme caaea vio the Western Union. It is claimed the take part In maneuvers unless a cer next year has resulted In such a de committed. Nineteen tramps were «ack; aapaiagns, 10c per pound; bean», not great enough to derail the train lence should be met with violence, operators who went on strike are be and no one was hurt. no matter what the consequences. gree of harmony that the financial run out a couple of days ago, among ing discriminated against. tain commander was removed. end of the enterprise for both con whom was C. J. Dent, locally known 306c per pound; cabbage, 2^0 per . Salvador has a»ked Mexico to act as ventions probably will be handled by as "the Portland Prince." He has pound; crlery, 91.26 per dozen; corn, Alfaro Kills Off Enemies. Reported Plot In Cubs. Mexico Will Conduct Horse Races. mediator with Nicaragua. the republican committee. This was often been In the city jail and boasts 25035c per dozen; cucumbers. 6Oc091 Guayaquil, Ecuador, July 30. A Havana, July 29.—Senator Morns Mexico City, July 30. Backed by of having “ done up" a Portland of practically agreed upon today at a j>er tax; lettuce, head, 26c per dosen; court martial has sentenced 16 sol del Gado, a prominent Liberal, who the federal government the Mexican W. J. Bryan has saved a woman meeting of the Hamilton Club com ficer. onions, 15020c per dosen; pea», 405c diers Implicated In tbe recent poli participated tn laat year’s revolt, has from being run over by an auto. mittee on finance. Reports showed per pound; radifthee, 20c per dosen; tical plot against the President of written a sensational letter, which ia derby will ta run car h year for ten Survey Route to Lakeview. tomatoes, 9101 25 per crate. the Republic, General Alfaro, to published In La Lucha. In which ha years, beginning In 1910. The sum Heat records throngbout the Middle that sufficient money is in sight to Klamath Falls—A crew of survey finance the two conventions. Eight of the charges that Maaso Parra, once a of $100,000 will be given by the gov Potatoes—New, 15402c per pound. death by shooting. states have broken all former records ors under Chief Engineer Journey Veal—Dresruyl, 5 540854c par pound. men were executed In thia city thia Spanish ally. Is planning to work up ernment for the purp.ae of raising for this summer. has pitched camp Just east of this Train Robber Caught. Beef—Drea»e<| balls, 354®4c per morning, and the remainder prob the Cuban people and Induce them lo the breed of horror br d In Mexico. city and has begun work on a rail Butte, Mont., July 31.—George road survey to Ijikevlew. The en pound; cow», 60654c; country steers, ably will be shot thia afternoon. Sev vote agafnat the provlalonal govern A purse of 920,000 will ba hung at The famine in St Elisabeth district, - - ___ eral others have been sentenced to ment. — Del - Gado, naya - Parra, la to the running of the race. Iha first Jamaica, is growing worse. Ten thou Tower was arrested today for the gineers say the purpose of the sur 65407c. penal servitude for life on the same ahow the Washington government race will be run oyer the new track holdup of tbe North Coast Limited vey Is to determine a route from this sand people are said to be starving. Mutton—Dressed, fancy, 60 chargee The government has dis that the Cubans wlah a speedy end which la to tie built In Condesa on in March and the murder of Clow, city into Lake county. The men are covered a new conspiracy at Quito, of American supervision The efforts of the Wabash railroad to the engineer, Towers gives no occu- In the employ of the Southern Paci pound; ordinary, 507c; spring the present grounds of ths Polo Club. 909 54c per pennd. establish 2-cent passenger rates all pation. He Is about 28 years of age. fic Company. Pork — Dressed, B0854c per pound. Japanese Garrlson In Corea. through the East baa been blocked by The landlady of a lodging house Now Assassination Plot Found. Again Enlisting Negroes. Hop»—60754c per pound, according identified him as a lodger who Dates for Clackamas Fslr. other roads. Seoul, July 30.—All the relnforco- Rt. Petersburg, July 27.—The po Houston, Texas, July 30.—The to quality. brought Into her house the night be menta of the Twelfth Brigade have lice todsy unearthed a plot to assas Oregon City—The first county fair Japan has completed a treaty taking fore the murder a valise In which to be held in Clackamas county will Wool—Eastern Oregon, average best, landed. The regarrlaonlng of Corea sinate the Minister of War, General srmy recruiting station here today received Instructions to enlist for the full control of Corea and the minister was found the giant powder which take place at Gladstone Park Wed 16022c per pound, acoording to shrink by Japanese troops, according to the Roedlger. Several members of the of foreign sffairs Bays China may »hare was to have been uaed in blowing nesday, Thursday and Friday, Octo age; valley, 20022c, according to fine new plan of organisation, will be military organisation of the Social colored cavalry especially desirable negroes, the first enlistment of ne tbe same fate. open the express aafe. ber 9. 10 and 11. ness; motair choice, 29030c a pound completed by tomorrow evening. Revolutionists were arrested. groes since the Brownsville affair. TWO I ■AIL FOR MOYER. VESSELS DISREGARD FOG. DISCHARGED