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BEAVER STATE HERALD OREGON — EVENTS OF THE DAÏ 1 MOURNED BY ALL. PHYSICIAN ISSUtS EDICT. Nsws ot Cushman's Dsalh Shock to Friends in Congress. Harriman Must Not Labor So Stren uously as In Past, Washington, July 7. News that Francia W. Cushman, representative from Washington, had passe*! away in New York yesterday morning, came ■a a grea* shock to hie host of friends in both branches of congress. Morn ing papers contained dispatches an nouncing be had successfully passed hie crisis ami was on the road to recur ery. It was not until the members of congress reached the capital that they beard of his death, and even then won! spread slowly among the mem tiers, for the house was not in session. In conformity with Mrs. Cushman's wish, there will be no congressional escort appointed to accompany the re mains to Tacoma, but the body will be taken across the continent by a repre sentative of the sergeant-at arms of the house, who want to New York thia morning. The house will not meet until Thursday. At that time Cush man's death will be announced, and ad journment probably tie taken out of re spect to his memory. Senator Piles, who was with Mr. Cuahmsn when the end esnie, returned to Washington last evening. He said Mr. Cushman pass**«! away peacefully, being unconscious during bis last hour». Heroic treatment was resorted to as soon as Mr. Cushman's com! it ion took a turn for the worse, but he was so weakened that he did not respond to treatment. He sank steadily through the night and breathed his last st two minutes past 5 yesterday morning. Vienna, Austria, July tl. Edward II. Harriman, the American railroad wizard, must not work again so hard or so continuously as he lias don» In th» |iasL This la the »diet of Dr. Adolf Strue:np«ll, th» note*! Vienna »liecialiet, who has diagnosed Harri man's ailment as incipient paralysis. In obedience to this »diet Is Harri man's only safety. For the present, dKlsrea Professor Slruempell, Mr. Hsrrlnisn must have complete quiet. To this end hie meals ■re now being served in his room, and he only emerges therefrom one» a dsy to take the mild exercise which has bean prescribed as a |>art of hia course of treatment. The course of treatment through which Mr. Harriman is now being pul is intended to cure his nervous trouble anti get him into as guoti physical eon ditiun as possible, after which an en tirely new course of treatment will be inaugurated in an effort to relieve the paralysis which is affecting his limbs. Thia cannot tie cured, Mr. Harriman has been informed, but its acute aympt oma can be relieved and ite progress stayed. Mrs. Harriman is remaining con stantly by his side, and her mlnialra lions form an important feature of the course of treatment being given him. MUCH WHEAT SHIPPED. BIO COLONIZATION SCHEME. EXTERMINATE BAND Troops Kill Every Man ol Jlklrl's Filipino Outlaws. Portland Ships Mor» Than the Puget Vast Tract in Northern Morrow to Be Sound Ports. Cut Into Small Tracts. Portland During the cereal year, Pendleton More than IK, 1)00 acres ending Juno 30. Portland shipped in of wheat land in the northern part of the neighborhood of 3,000,000 more- Morrow county ar» to be colonised by bushels of wheat than was sent from thrifty German amt Hungarian fam Jlkiri, Dos of Many Famous Outlaws Puget sound, while from there not quit» iliea, according to J. G. Craw for*!, of Lesi Important but Not Lesa In ter 1,000.000 more barrels of flour was Heppner. Remaining In Jolo. Had Made sati ng Happening» troni Pointa sent out. lie says that the J. E, Woolery es Outaide thè State. Many Murderous Raids. The wheat shipments to Europe from tate. consisting of thia acreage of here were 6,182,778 bushels, while practically level land, has been taken , those from Puget sound wens 4,1 '4.4>! over by a Portland real estate firm, Missouri crops have suffered greatly Manila. July 6. In a desperate light bushels; to the orient. South America which has already made arrangements from the heavy rains. and Africa. Portland shipped no wheat, to put 1,000 families on the tract, and near Pallan, on Julu island, yesterday, Nine men were killed by an explosion Puget sound sending out 315,285 bush that the colonisation will be complete Jlkiri, the famous Moro outlaw chief, of gas in a coal mine near Trinidad, els. California wheat shipments from by fall. Uelo. was killed and his entire band exterm here were 2.932,861 bushels and from Thia la probably the largest tract of inated by detachments of regulars and The mission steamer Abler is miss- the sound 2.032.492 bushels were ship farming land in Morrow county and constabulary under Captain George I.. ped. Wheat from Portland to Mexico offers an ideal opportunity for a coin- ing in the Arctic ocean with 19 p»r- Hiram, of th» Sixth United States cav sons. was 165,25* buahela and from Puget filiation scheme of this kind. alry. o|»ratlng In conjuntlon with a sound to Mexico it was 203.578 bushels. It is said that the heads of many of The American Sugar Refining com- naval llotilla of the mosquito fleet un During the year just completed Port the»«' families are men of means and pany says it is not guilty of violating der Lieutenant Commander Signor. land shipped the following amount of that the immigrants will prove a valu the anti-trust laws. The American loss was one private flour: To the orient and Hawaii, 542,- able addition to the county. Wheat has been damaged in Nevada killed and three ottlcers ami 20 enlisted 193 barrels; Europe, 15,000 barrels; Mr. Crawford ia also authority for men and one sailor wounded. by the extreme cold weather. lec California, 295,716 barrels. in the the statement that the crops of Mor Captain Hiram's cavalry, with a few formed in many places. same order are the shipments of flour row- county are to be much better thia scouts and constabulary and a detach front Puget sound porta: Orient, 909,- Season than was expected a few weeks Ifamage from rain is reported from ment of sailors under Lieutenant Com 513 barrels; South America, 109,847 ago. Then it was considered that a many pointa in Nebraska. At Omaha mander Signor, locate*! and attacked barrels; Europe. 23,681 barrels; Cali total failure was inevitable, but now part of the streetcar system is out of the outlaws in the mountains far from forma, 278.556 barrels, and to Mexico, it is believed almost an average crop comm ission. the coasL The Moros tied and took 8,500 barrels. The grand total for the will be harvested. SUBSTITUTE FOR DIABOLO. Railroad btockades in various parte refuge in a large cave. The column season. 1908-1909. being 26,811,259 The unusual season of cool weslher of Colorado, due to heavy rains, have of troops and sailors surrounded the bushels of wheat from here and the which has prevailed over Eastern Ore delayed more than 1,000 delegates to sound. gon thia spring ami summer has turtle*] German Invents a New Game Much place, but Jlkiri refused to surrender. HOLDS UP BANK. conventions in the WesL A concerted attack was made, the Ths Portland barley shipments for out to be a bleaaing for the farmers, Less Dangerous to Play. Morve fighting desperately in the this season are 822.509 bushels. for with the customary amount of hot latest reports of accidents due to Paris, July 6. A new game of the weather thia season’s crops would have diabolo lyiw is springing Into favor mouth of the cave until the last mem Fourth of July celebrations show 76 Heavily Armed Bandit Works in Broad DALLAS-SALEM ROAD. Daylight. been burned up, as the precipitation here, and as the American patents have ber of the band was dead. As yet but dead and 2,774 injured. This ia one- few details of the tight have been re haa been practically nothing. half less than last year’s recon!. Everett, Wash., July 7.—Alone rob been taken out. "la funds" will no reived here. Good Progress 8eing Made in Con- ber held up Assistant Cashier E. C. Ol doubt be seen before long in America. After seven years of legal delays, Jlkiri was one of the most famous Fine Imposed on Road. struction Work on New Line. "La funda" is a new form of sling, as John A. Benson, convicted at San Fran son, of the Bank of Commerce, shortly outlaws remaining In the Islands. Ever Salem Attorney General Crawford before the bank closed yesterday after its name shows. A little bag on a Dallas—The Salem. Falla City A cisco of conspiring to defraud the gov ha.-* commenced action against the Cor wooden framework is fixed on a swivel since the American occupation he has ernment of land, has been sent to pris noon, wounded Cashier J. L. Lyen and Western railway company will ha*e vallis A Eastern railroad for the collec into a sort of tennis racket without fought the whites and has led raid af escaped with a few hundred dollars. completed the work of tracklaying on on to serve his sentence of one year. ter raid. He fled on a bicycle to the north end its new line from Dallas to Salem by tion of the penalty for the alleged fail strings or top. The bottom of the bag English suffragettes will appeal di of the city, then turned toward the the middle of August, and regular ure of the railroad company to comply is open, and two strong India rubber rect to the king. DEATH LIST CUT. waterfront. Here his pursuers found freight and passenger service wil! b» with the railroad commission act. bands ptevent the ball, a tennis ball, Burglars opened a Los Angeles safe the satchel in which he carried his established within a month from that Seme time ago the comm »»ion, after from falling through. The game is to an investigation of a complaint of In sling the ball from one player to an Annual Patriotic Carnage Is Greatly money. It contained only $15. Dep time. and secured $3,700. uties and citizens are searching for the Reduced. The grading work is practically com adequate depot facilities at Lyons, or other or up into the air, to bo caught All railroads leading into the Mexi mar. Bhxxihounda have been secure I. pleted, having been carried to within dered the railroad company to build a by the same player at will. Chicago, July 6. With three days* can capital ar» tied up by floods. When the robber entered the bank two miles of the West Salem terminal. new depot. The company hauled in a It need* a certain amount of skill celebration of the nation's birthday couple of old freight cars and rigged he thrust two revolvers into Olson's and is certainly leas dangerous and just A California boy carried up in the Steel has been laid as far as the Pierce thia year, the remarkable fact stands The inventor ropes of a balloon came down un face and commanding him to throw up Riggs farm near Eola, a distance of them up as an evasion of the law, and as healthy as diabolo. out boldly that the annual carnage haa the attorney general was requested to his hands, laid down one gun and wil ■bout nine miles from Dallas. Only is a young German named Seeger, who harmed. : teen decreased to a great degree. Ad ed all the money he could reach and about six miles of track remain to be commence action to col I k t the fine of in a demonstration which be gave the vices from all pointa up to midnight Storms in Colorado have done dam placed it in hie satchel. 110,000 provided by ths law. He paid no laid. other afternoon threw a tennis ball show that in all large cities new rules age estimated at $300,000 and railroad attention to the few customers in the higher than the chimneys of a seven The new track contains few bridges, and their strict enforcement have traffic is demoralised. Ashland Wants Mountain. story house and caught it again with bank. the most important being the Brunk checked the customary slaughter of Ashland - The Ashland Commercial out apparent effort Cashier Lyen was in the rear end of bridge over the Rickreall river at Eola. Jap leaders in the Hawaiian planta children. tion trouble have been arrested for kid the building. He ran down an alley No bridge will be built across the Wil club will petition Governor Benson's In New York there were but four recently appointed state board of geo way and entered by the front door to naping strikebreakers. lamette river, the road terminating on deaths for the three days. In Chicago, WIND LASHES SALT LAKE graphers to change the name of Ash take th» robber by surprise and grap the Polk county side, in West Salem. usually drenched with blood umlrr the A suit has been started in Oklahoma pled with him. The robber shot three Communication with the Marion coun land butte, the source of Ashland's guise of patriotism, there was not a to settle claim to some town lots in Two Pleasure Launches Imperilled, times, one bullet passirg through Ly- ty side will be carried on by means of water supply and one of the chief seen- single death for ths three days. In which there are 1,400 defendants. but Reach Shore Safely. en's jaw and Mck. making a serious a launch service, which has already ic attractions of thia vicinity, from Washington there were no deaths arid What is claimed to be the largest wound. The robber then fled, with been established. Siskiyou peak, which is said to bave Salt ludte. July 6. A wind storm no injuries, and only the smallest fire flag in the world was unfurled at Pitts both Lyen and Olson shooting at him. The company will install for its pas been applied to it by some of the gov swept over Great Salt lake last even crackers wets permitted. burg the Fourth. It is 180 feet long His hat was shot off and it is believ senger servica on the new line, one of ernment publications, to Mount Ash- ing, dashed the heavy water in huge Five deaths are reported from the and 90 feet wide. ed he was slightly wounded. He is the new gasoline cars similar to those land. A resolution to thia effect broadsides against the Saltair pavilion state of Massachusetts, ore sach in passed at a recent meeting of the club. supposed to have had a bicycle hidden which the Southern Pacific plans to and threatened the existence of two Boaton and other large cities. On» E. E. Calvin, vice president and gen ■mall pleasure boats cruising off shore. death is reported from Philadelphia. eral manager of the Southern pKific, in the vicinity, for be was next seen put in use on soma of its Oregon lines Rainier Secures Now Factory. After a struggle with the wind and The entire stale of Oklahoma report» is critically ill in San Francisco and riding furiously north on one. He was Calf Costs Ten Thousand. seen by hundreds of people, but before Rainier—The first of the many fac the waves in which the voyagers were but two deaths and nine serious injur his recovery ia doubtful. Klamath Falla — It took the jury just armed citizens and officer» took up the tories expected to come to Raimer has drenched with silt water, the launches ies. Small cities in New Jersey and Many infants are dying in Chicago chase in automobiles be disappeared. 25 minutes to find a verdict for the de just closed a deal with A. J. Wright A regained the pavilion. Pennsylvania and Far Western locali as the result of the intense heat. fendant in th» Kelley-Arant damage Son for six acres of lam! on the east In making a landing, one of the ties seemed most patriotic in casual suit, last of the cases resulting from New Machine for Flying. ■ id» of Fox creek, where w.-rk will be boats was dashed against the pier and Artesian wells are being sunk in ties thia year. In »very ease this can the criminal prosecution of Jay Arant, begun on break ing ground for a pressed badly damaged. No one. boa ever, was Cape Colony at the rate of 1,400 a Victoria. B. C„ July 7.—An airshp be trace*! to lax police regulation» who was indicted for the larceny of a brick factory. injured. The gale, though of brief year. which, the inventor asserts, will right calf more than two years ago. Arar.t duration, was one of the most violent itself within a few feet when started Seismologists have figured out that CUSHMAN IS DEAD. in the history of the laks. Rumors upside down and will fly from Victoria was twice tried on a charge of larceny, PORTLAND MARKETS. earthquakes travel at rates varying the first trial resulting in a disagree that one of the boats hail gone down to San Francisco in less than five from 470 to 520 feet per second. ment, while the second acquitted him. Wheat Bluestem, milling, 31.30; with 60 passengers reached here snd Congressman from Washington Passas hours, has been built by A. W. Gibson, Grand Duke William, of Luxem a Scotch engineer. The inventor pur Three eases resulted over the ownership club, $L18«.iL 10; valley, $1.17. there was great anxiety until the out Away st New York. of the calf. The calf involved in the bourg, is seriously ill. His successor poses to make his first flight from Vic Corn—Whole, $35 per ton; cracked, come was known. New York, July 6.—Francis W. to the crown is his daughter, 15 years toria to the Seattle exposition and ha litigation was worth approximately $36 per ton. Cushman, representative in congress old. Oats—No. 1 white, $40«f40.50 per offered to wager $1,000 that he can $10. The money expended in litigation Ship Fruit by Auto Now. from Washington, died at 5 o'clock The will aggregate close to $10,000. and of ton. A farmer and his entire family of go the distance in half an hour. Ixmdon, July 6.—An experiment tins morning at th» Rosevslt hospital this amount the taxpayer» of the coun Millstuffa—Bran. $26.50 per ton; wife, three daughters and a son drown airship embodies entirely new princi ty will be forced to pay not less than At the bedside at middling», $33; shorts, $296:32; chop, which is being watched with much in from pneumonia. ed while fishing near their home at ples and is propelled by an engine $6,000. terest by the wholesale dealers In fruit the time were, besides the doctors and $246>30; rolled barley, $34»: 35. weighing 222 pounds. Wellington, Colo. Hay—Timothy. Willamette valley, and vegetables at Covert Garden and nurrss. United States Senator Samuel Two Plants in Prospect other markets in the metropolis is be H. Piles, * f Wa-hmgton, and Andrew The American Geographical society $176:20 per ton; Eastern Oregon, $20 New York Tax Roll Out. Milwaukie—At an adjourned meeting ing made a connection with the con S. Burleigh, of this city, a life long has accepted Mrs. Collis P. Hunting 6 j 23; mixed, $16»i20. New York, July 7.—Andrew Carne veying of fruit ard vegetables from friend. ton's gift of a $250,000 site for a new gie and Mrs. Russell Sag» are each as of the Milwaukie council a 20 year Grain Bags—5\c each. franchise was granted J. L. Johnson & long distances by motor. Yesterday Congressman Cushman underwent an building at New York. Fruits- Apples, $14x2.50 per box; sessed as possessing $5,000,000 worth Co. to construct and operate a water a motor van containing almost a leconi operation a short tim» ago and pneu At the 5bth annual commencement of personal property in New York City, works plant east of the Southern Paci strawberries, $1.756:2 per crate; cher load of graves and other fruit, cucum- monia resulted. ries, 3»tl0c per pound; gooseberries, of the University of Wisconsin one of on the rolls presented to the board of ' fic railroad. The ordinance granting | bers and vegetables, arrived at the Senator Piles and Mr. Burleigh, who the class uf 1859 was present and gave aidermen today. John D. Rockefeller's I the franchise was passed as drawn up 4u5c; apricots, $1.25»; 1.50 per box; market from Worthing, the journey had been with th*- patient almost con the class yell of that year. personal assessment is $2.500,000, and without amendment. It obligates the currants, 7He per pound; loganberries, being over 60 miles. No damage what- stant.y sine» his condition became ser $1.25 per crate; raspberries, $1.50; I »ver was done to the contents of th» ious, said they would make arrange The two battleship» authorized by that of seven members of the Vander company to provide water five for fire black caps, $1.754:2. packages, and the motor arrived fully ments for the sending of th» body to the last congress will carry heavier bilt family aggregates $1,340,000. J. protection. The plant is under coo- Potatoes — $16:1.75 per hundred; an hour before the merchandise which Washington. batteries than any other warships Pierpont Morgan ia down for $440,000, struetion. Milwaukie will then have new, 2*»4:2S* Prr pound. while the late H. H. Rogers and Wil two water companies. ha*l been dispatched by train. afloat or ordered by any nation. Vegetables — Asparagus. 75e4:90e liam Rockefeller are each assessed Tong War is Chacked per dozen; beans, be; lettuce, head, The United States Steel corporation $300,000. Open Land Near Burns. Man Falls Into Asphalt. New York, July 6,- Hom, Hing, a will endeavor to prevent its employes Burns—The local United States land 25c per doxen; onions. 1246:15c; Los Angeles, July 6. Buried almost , young Chinese laundryman, who said from using liquor, espKially while on office has been notified that the Harney I ess, 46:5c per pound; radishes, 15c Gunnison Bore Finished. up to his nose in a barrel of liquid he was merely celebrating Independ per dozen. the property of the corporation. Montrose, Colo., July 7.—The last ' alley Improvement company segrega- Butter—City creamery,extras,26 4c; asphalt. Salvador Talamantes, a la ence day, was arrested in Chinatown It has been demonstrated that the round of shots in the East healing for Mon* known as the famous Carey faney outside creamery, 254:26 4c; borer, was found early this morning yesterday, suspected of preparing for a blue rays from mercury vapor lamps the Gunnison irrigation tunnel was fired lunds, has been canceled; and these It required four little civil war brewing between the Butter fat prices average almost suffocated. acres locat - store, 18c. A few 1 lands, —*“ 59,000 tQ ---------- of * which are ‘ kill bacteria and sterilize water in at 5:30 o clock this evening. 1 4* per pound under regular butter men to get him out Talamantes fell two Chinese tongs or societies th» which the lamps are placed without minutes later workmen from the two ed close to Burns, will be opened at into the barrel while craosing a rail Ong Leongs an.l the Hip Sings. Hom prices. appreciably increasing its temperature. headings shook hands through the open once to public entry. It is thought Eggs—Oregon ranch, candled, 25c road trestle. Trying to extricate him Hing had a revolver loaded with ball ing. The tunnel is six miles long and that every acre of this land will be self he plunged both arms into the cartridges. Officials of the Chinese A landslide at Newport. England, per dozen. haa been under construction four years taken in a very short time. He was embassy st Washington had advised rroulted in the death of 20 laborers. Poultry—Hens, 12«: 13c; springs, asphalt and sank deeper, and a half. This project has been car Sis-Inch Guns Arrive. found by Deputy Constable Miklaus- t e New York police earlier in the day 16)»e4418c; roosters, 86:9c; ducks, King Alfonso, of Spain, has under ried out by the Federal Reclamation huts, who wrenched his back trying to that trouble among the Chinas» was Salem The two big six inch guns gone a slight operation, which proved bureau at a cost of $3.500,000. It will from the battleshin Oregon promised young, 126:13c; geese, young, DotlOe; save the man. The Mexican waa fin- imminent. turkeys, 18c; squabs, $2»: 2.25 per successful. furnish water for ths irrigation of the city of Salem, have arrived and silly extricated. dozen. 150,000 acres of land. A thief in London grabbed a handbag will be one of the attractions of the “ Pork—Fancy. 10c per pound. Mud Blocks Royal Gorge. containing $500.600 in jewels and made Going io Rescue Cook. cherry fair. The guns will be mounted • Veal— Extras, 86:84* per pound; Canon City, Colo., July 6.—It is re Hill to Invade Canada. his escape. on the state house lawn after the fair. oriinary, 7c; heavy, 6c. New York, July 6.- Captain Samuel ported that 600 feet of Rio Grande Helena, Mont, July 7.—There was They were procurred through the Ore While the temperature in the East Hop»—180$ contacts. 16c per pound; i W. Bartlett, of Brigus, N. F., and track just beyond the Royal Gorge, at has greatly moderated, there is ■till filed with the secretary of state todav gon delegation at Washington and coat 1908 crop, 116:12c; 1907 crop, 7e; Herbert L. Bridgman, of Brooklyn. N. Parkdale, is completely covered up an official resolution adopted by the the city of Salem only the freight Y., have purchased and are equipping with mud and debris from rains last much suffering. 1906 crop, 4*. board of directors of the Great North Wool—Eastern Oregon, 16<*:23c per a steamer for a voyage to Etah. North night and today. Monmouth Normal Opens. No. 1 Rto Grande Russian and Chinese officials have ern railway, showing its purpose to pound; valley, fine. 23c; coarse, 21 4c; Greenland. Faery's base station, about passenger train was tonight backed to ________________ __ _ Poplar. _ clashed because the latter insists on construct a branch _ I __ ne __ from ‘ Monmouth —Th» enrollment of the mobair, choice, 246$25c. July 15. The vessel will endeavor to Pueblo, and will be run out over the Valley county to tbe Canadian border wmm"r normal Khool is very satisfac- ber treaty rights. Cattle- Steers, top. $4.50(44 no: fair bring Dr. Frederick A. Cook home and Colorado Midland. Th» traffic through a distance of 80 miles. The inference th*re being between 80 and 100 to good. $46:4.25; common, $3.75614; will al«o probably take north Mens, the th» gorge on the Rio Grand» probably Many British officials fear an upris is that the line wdl be extended forth •nro led **»• firrt d»y- N,xt we*k young Eskimo, who with a number of Will be tied up for 24 hours tn-fore th.- ing in India. er north, tapping the grain fields of ( Pro';»*’r U- R- course beginn ciws, top, $3.50, fair to good, $:!»: 3.25; common to medium. $2.506:2 75; his countrymen came to the United road can be cleared. and from 30 to 60 additional students A prominent Australian merchant Saskatchewan, thus invading the Cana States 12 years ago. are expected. Pro»pe<-ta are for the calves. top, $5615.50: heavy, $3. $06:4 ; ■ays bis country would help the United dian Pacific territory. bulls and stags, $2.75«i3.25; common, Revolution in Colombia. moat euecaaaful summer normal ever States fight Japan. $26:2.50. Rhodesia to Be Bought? held at this place. Guayaquil, Ecuador. July «.—A pri Use Cannon at Oil Fir», Hogs—Best, $86:8;.15; fair to good, The greatest American fleet ever Capetown, < sp» Colony, July 6.—It vate cablegram froqj Nuena states Auto Lin» to Coos Bay. Martinsville, III., July 7, — Fir», $7.50 64 7.75; Stockers, $6 »: 6.5". is reported from Hualawayo, Rodeasa, that a revolution has broken out at assembled is to engage in maneuvers started by lightning in one of th» 35.- Marshfield—Wm. Wad» and Thomas China fate $6 75»: 7. on the Atlantic coast that General (x*uie Botha, premier of Barranquilla, th» most important com 0 8) barrel tanka of the Ohio Oil com Goodale have purchased a 30 horse Sheep-Top wethers, $4: fair tn thejTransvaal. at the request of the The Western Union Telegraph com pany, was brought under control to power automobile, carrying six passen good, $3.506:3.75; »wee, 4r less on all South African national convention will mercial city of Colombia, against Gen pany has been indicted at Cincinnati night The tank was punctured by a gers, which they will operate on the grades; yearlings, best, $4.15; fair to offer the chartered South African com eral Jorge Holguin, who is acting pres foe helping a bucketahop to do busi- cannon shot and most of the oil drained Coss bay-Ro^burg road. Ths trip good, $3.754g4; spring lambs, g4.75**i pany $100.000.000 for the purchase of ident in the absence of President Reves, and in favor of Gonsales Va ¡from Roseburg is mad» in 14 hours. ,5.25. out This prevented an explosion. Rhodesia. by United South Africa. I lencia. Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts ol the World. EIGHT DESPERATELY TO FINISH