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CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK REVOLUTION THREATENS SPAIN General Strikes Called and Nation is HJnder Martial Law. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE PREMIEH STOLYPIN DEAD. Antl-Jewl«h Riots Feared In Turmoil. and Nation AUTO PLUNGES THROUGH CROWD Madrid Spain is face to face with Kiev The Russian Premier, Peter a crisis equal to that following the LOSS IN YAMHILL IS HEAVY LANE CROPS IN GOOD SHAPE. A. Stolypin, died Monday from the riots in Barcelona in 1909. The agi tation and the power of the agitators Prune«, Hop« and Grain Ruin«d by Hops and Prune« Not Damaged. So wounds caused by bullets of an assass in at a gala performance at the Mu on the masses have increased in pro Grower« Report. Continued Rain«. portion to the rigor of the repressive nicipal theater Thursday night. Al Newberg While the apple and (»ear! Eugene—In spite of the recent un most until the last he was conscious. measures undertaken by the govern crops of this section ¿have not been in-1 precedented hail storm and the unus ment. Toward« the end Stolypin suffered What, at its origin, was purely a jured to any extent, «cores of acres of ually heavy rain of the last ten days. General Resume of Important Events labor movement, now has developed prunes are molding, and it is esti greatly. Finally the heart action be Racing Machine Bursts Tir« and Presented in Condensed Form into a revolutionary conflict, a com mated that not more than half a crop Lane county's hop and prune cm;» camo weaker and as the body grew Laav«« Track President Tati have not suffered disastrous damage. cold, the premeir realised that death mune having actually been proclaimed will be harvested. Had Just Left Scene, for Our Busy Reader*. Hops have suffered severely and the In many of the hop yards the storm was overtaking him. In a lucid in at two towns near Valencia and the early jubilation of growers over good blew down the poles and vines, but by terval, the priest administered ex authorities driven out. treme unction. The Metropolitan The affiliated trades unions have prices has in many instances been Syracuse, N. Y. Nine (»ersons wers Flavian blessed and consolisl him in Deposits in the Portland Postal Sav decided to call a general strike all turned into disappointment over the quick picking the crop can be saved. killer! ami 14 injured, some of them The bail apparently shattered very his last moments. Frequently the dy l partial or total loss of their fields. . over Spain, and the government has ings bank have reached $33,765. In the vicinity of Chehalem Center' few ho;» from the vines, more dam ing premier called: “Give the letter. seriously, as a result of an accident decided upon the drastic step of “ sus Mexican soldiers killed a number of pending the constitutional guarantee" and in the direction of Lafayette age resulting from the blowing down Take it away. Give me a rod pencil." in the closing miles of a 160-mile race rebellious Indians near Chiapas. His last words were: “Lift me. at the Slate Fair track here when a throughout the country. This virtu many yards where picking was begun I of the poles. Knox racing ear, driven by Leo Old Canadians oppose reciprocity on the ally means martial law. Light up.” about September 1, have been aban The chief difficulty confronting the ground that it is a step towards an He died peacefully surroundwl by field leaped from the track, crashed Meetings have been forbidden. The doned. North of Newberg and around nexation. military authorities, it is said offi ’ Middleton and Sherwood many of the hopmen is to keep the pickers in the several of his relatives and state offi through the fences surrounding it, and plunged into the throng that lined the Large numbers of them are cials. cially, will not assume control except yards are so moldy that little or no yards. Latest official returns from the side of the speedway. | breaking their camps and leaving for ’ picking will be done. All hopes for the premier ’ s recovery in extreme cases. Maine election give the “wets" a ma Six of the nine |a>rM»ns were In grain the most general loss will their homes because of the extremely was abandoned early Monday morning. At Bilboa troops fired on a crowd jority of 26. that was endeavoring to free prison be felt. Thousands of tons of oats, disagreeable weather. Growers will Indications were- noted Saturday of outright, and three were so badly in Fire destroyed nine large oil storage ers. including strike leaders, who vetch and wheat, soaked by the con probably have to offer bonuses to the peritonitis, which became aggravated jured that they died on the way to the tanks near Los Angeles, causing a were being taken through the streets. tinual rains, are rotting in sacks or in pickers, as under the weather condi Sunday. The bulletin isaued by the hospital. The ¡injured include Lee 'Oldfield, attending physicians early Monday de Twenty-six persons were wounded. the shock. It is estimated that in the tions rapid picking is imperative. loss of $500.000. The amount of damage done in dif clared that the patient's condition was driver of the car. and one woman, it i valley not more than one-third of the The situation is grave. is believed that several of the injured The State bank examiner of Ohio King Alfonso has signed a decree grain has been threshed, while on ferent yards varies. At the old Neis hopeless. has closed the Metropolitan Bank A suspending the constitutional guaran ! Chehalem mountain and to the north yard just altove Springfield, the un Premature report« of the premier's cannot live. The accident came as the fatal At death were current for hours before Trust company of Cincinnati. tee throughout Spain. This act. | in the direction of Tualatin scarcely a picked crop is virtually ruined. termination of a day that undoubtedly the Campbell A Walker yard, between it occurred. Several missions and wheel has been turned in the harvest which had been under consideration Premier Stolypin, of Russia, died Eugene and Springfield, the damage embassies were misled by these re was the biggest the State Fair has from a bullet wound inflicted by an for some days, was taken to give the I fields. After the first downpour of was heavy, the vines being blown ports and notified their governments. ever known in point of attendance and ten days ago the sun came out bright government power to deal sharply and assassin, and Russian revolutionists down and badly damaged. At the The auhorities at first decided to con attractions. and many farmers uncovered their promptly with the revolutionary agi are becoming active. The honored guest of the day was tation now fermenting in many parts stacks, only to be dismayed by a soak-1 Seavy yard on the McKenzie, the lar ceal the news of the premier's death It was but a short C. P. Rodgers, the aviator who is of Spain, especially in the cities and ing rain within another few hours gest in the county, the damage was until morning, fearing anti Jewish President Tuft. outbreaks. Thia was found to l»e im time after he had left the grounds making the trip from the Atlantic to industrial districts, where republican The result is that many stacks which slight. that the tragedy occurred. Just i>e- the Pacific in an aeroplane, struck a and revolutionary plans are being were at first only partially damaged 1 Seventy acres of vines fell to the possible and after the announcement fore he departed. President Taft t»«>k ground when the rain first began, but was made, all the attention of the tree and smashed his machine, and has furthered under cover of workingmen's became wholly exposed to the ele- I moat of the hops were saved. The authorities was centered in the protec n short ride in an automobile on the ments and are now' total losses. strikes. returned to New York. track, which was wet to keep the dust local grain dealers say that while Bushnell yard, just north of town. has tion of the Jews. The most serious situation is at *A lioness at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Valencia, where a general strike was Newberg storehouses are in ordinary suffered little damage as yet, and the The Jewish population was panic- from the president and his party. It gave birth to two cubs, and then re d dared. The city was at once falls filled to their capacity with oats Thornsbury yard on Patterson island stricken and begged for protection, 1« believed that the wet track was re Several fused to care for them, and a Boston placed under martial law, and though and wheat, there will be more than is only slightly injured. nnd 3,000 troops were (wured into sponsible for the accident. Prunes and (»eaches have so far been Kiev to prevent rioting. The city is of the drivers refused to start in the terrier whose eight puppies had been there was more or less rioting room to spare this year. race until the track had dried off little damaged, owing largely to the depressed but calm. drowned has adopted the cubs. throughout the day, the authorities I somewhat. that the season is very late fact M. Kokovsoff, the minister of UMATILLA AUTOS ¡ARE MANY Dr. Inazo Nitobe, of the Imperial had matters pretty well in hand until and the crop has ripened slowly. finance, who was appointed acting University of Japan, says California's after dark, when the disturbers GIANT BUBBLE OF .LAVA. premier after M. Stolypin was shot, need of laborers will overcome her vented their fury in an attack on the Motors Popular With Farmers o has sent a peremptory circular to the officials in the adjacent township of BENTON COUNTY WINS. race prejudice against Japanese and Incandescence Adds to Wonder of County—400 in Use. various governors on the maintenance she will be glad to have them come Cullera. Hawaiian Scene. It is believed that M Pendleton — Though commonly Gets Prize for Best County Exhibit of order. The rioters murdered a judge and there. Ix»s Angeles Mail advices from Kokovsoff w ill I m - ap(xiinted premier. wounded other officials of the court termed a sparsely settled section it is for Fourth Time. Governor General Trepoff has issue-1 Honolulu tell of the moat amazing High officials of the province of Sze- which had been engaged in the trial I doubtful if any other county in the Chuen have been arrested as instiga of those arrested earlier in the day. state can point to so great and rapid Salem — Benton county, for the a public notice that disorders will not phenomenon ever observed within the tors of the present Chinese rebellion The mob was finally dispersed by development of the automobile indus fourth time in succession, walked off be tolerated and stringent regulations crater of a volcano by a white man. try as Umatilla. Although the farm with the capital prize of $800 for the are published forbidding the carrying It was no less than a tremendous bub guards from the custom house. A Russian patrol boat arrested sev It is officially announced ble of lava, inflated by gas from the ers were slow to take up automobiles best county exhibit at the State fair. of arms. eral Japanese sailing schooners who CANADIANS SEE TAFT. at first, the machines have rapidly The display was collected and arrang that the maneuvers are ended and the very center of the earth, which aup- were poaching seal skins on Russian ported an island as it floated across a sprung into favor on the farm in the ed by W. F. Groves, and the exhibit troops returning to Kiev. islands. Many Cross Border to Hear Talk on last two years and at present by far was financed by the Corvallis Com lake of fiery liquid. Frank A. Perret, the scientist who observed it, esti Reciprocity. the greatest number of owners are mercial club. The other winners in ANARCHISTS ARE ACTIVE. Premier Stolypin, of Russia, is shot mated that it covered an area of 3.000 It is estimated the order of award were: Clackamas, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.—President growers of grain. and mortally wounded by an assassin. Taft turned from politics while here that more than 400 machines are now $250; Polk. $200; Columba. $150; Discontent Strengthen« Hank« o square feet, and he was fortunate J. J. Hill says empty stomachs will and spent an enjoyable afternoon in I owned in a county the largest town of Clatsop, $100, and Coos, $100. enough to secure a few photographs, Russian Revolutionist«. soon be driving people back to the Sault Ste. Marie. He spoke from in which boasts a population of a little although condilions were far from The display of the winning county farm. front of the local armory, but confined mere than 5,000. is largely of fruits anil vegetables. St. Petersburg According to police favorable for picture-taking. “The bubble wax a huge, sausage- It is also especially true of farmer Mr. Groves says that in considerable reports, the revolutionary bodies are The British consul at Ichang, China, himself to local topics. However, reciprocity, which the autoists as a class that the larger can- ' degree the award was the result of the- showing signs of recovering from the sha|»ed affair, inflated with vulcanic predicts the worst famine ever known ............ ............. president so heartily endorsed, and are the most popular. The best seer, s great . care taken in arranging the severe blow dealt them two years ugo gas and composed of lava glass,“ says in that country. which is a red-hot election issue in to be none too good for the growers of fruits and vegetables so that the col- by the exposure of the dual role of the scientist in his repurL “A lava Governors of 24 states have written Canada, was spoken of in the crowds grain in this section of the state or8 harmonized, making it easy for the Eugene Azef. who was at once head of fountain, ladling continuously under to the U. S. Supreme court against which greeted Mr. Taft. This came I Their machinery, I . their horses, and judges to pick out their good points, the fighting Socialists and police spy. ths eastern end, gav« the appearance the Minnesota rate decision, alleging from the fact that a noticeabls ele ! every part of their farm equipment, • [. Smith of Spokane, judged the The revolutionists are closing up-their of a screw propeller and the amazing it is a violation of state rights. ment in the assemblage was the great ■ is the best that money can buy. Thus exhibits. ranks, the officials say, in preparation contrivance seemed to be navigating the lake like a great whale-back number of Canadians who had crossed | it happens that when a tiller of the for a new campaign. PORTLAND MARKETS. MAY TALK TO 1,000,000. from the other side of the St. Marys I soil comes to purchase a car he does Some time ago Russian agents steamer. “There was an island of black crust, river to see, as many of them humor not stop at the price, but picks out abroad repored that a new outbreak Wheat —Track prices: Bluestem, ously put it, “the man who was going [ the car that seems to him to be the ' Oregon Will Have Chance to Get attended by terrorism wax im[>ending which, when it began to sink, evolved 86(<z87c; club, 82(<z83c; red Russian. to annex Canada.” best fitted for his purpose. The one Recent acts of violence have appeared a great quantity of gas, which blew Settlers From East. 81(<i82c; valley, 82</t83c; 40-fold, 83 Mr. Taft produced a profound im thing that he is particular about is to ! to give some substance to these re the bubble of lava glass and this in @84c; fife, 82@83e. turn sustained the island and prevent pression on them with his genial smile get the power necessary to take him Salem—Oregon is to have an oppor- ports. Millstuffs — Bran, $24.50@25 per and hearty handshake, as he said: up the hills and over the roads. It made several ; tunity to talk to at least 1,000,000 The assistant public prosecutor ’of ed it from sinking. ton; middlings, $32; shorts, $25.50(q, “A gentleman from Canada? Glad to The development of automobiling! persons who desire to settle in the St. Petersburg. Alexander Skopinsky, tours of the lake before it disappeared 26; rolled barley, $33.50<d 34.50. It is up to Oregon to prepare was murdered in a train on the Sim- from sight at last.” All this was ob has also resulted in the development West. meet you, sir.” Corn-—Whole, $33; cracked, $34 ton. In his address at the armory, Mr. of better roads. A Good Roads asso- the prettiest speech possible and il- pheropol railroad August 2 by two served in the volcano Halemauinau, Barley—New feed, $31(0,32 per ton; Taft promised the people of the “lock ciation, composed almost exclusively lustrate it with the pictures which men who evaded detection. The 18- and Perret and two Japanese assist brewing, $36@37. city” that he would give his attention of automobile owners, was organized tell more plainly than words, the de- year-old son of Commander Kurosh, of ants were the only ones who saw it. Oats—New white, $29 per ton. to the waterpower situation here and two years ago and has done much to lightful character of the climate, the the cruiser Admiral Makaroff, was They believe it may never be given to Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon, tim would see that the long-disputed sub obtain improvement of the eounty’a wonderful brotherhood existing within murdered at Oger August 12. On the man to witness such a sight again. othy, $15@16; No. 1 valley, $14; al- ject was settled. highways. Macadam roads have been the borders of the state, and the lux- eve of the assassination he received falfa, $12; clover, $8.50; grain ,hay, constructed where this was possblie, uriant crops which are to be gath- a letter saying that the Riga fighting CHINOOK JARGON ASKS TAFT. $9(0,11. CARROTS VIE WITH BEEF. straw has been used to great advant- ered from a minimum of work from organization, on the demand of the Poultry— Hens, 16tfil7c; springs, age in summer, permanent bridges horticultural land which may be pur- Helsingfors fighting organization, President to Bs Guest of Seattle 17c; ducks, young, 16c; geese, 11@ Brothers Walk Across Courtry to have been built and steps have been chased new as cheap as agricultural wished to inform him that he had been Press Club on Visit. 12c; turkeys, 18rdpl9c. taken to make all future road im | land. Test Vegetarian Theory. sentenced to death, “to expiate the Seattle, Wash.—“Copa Tyee Taft” Butter—Oregon creamery, solid pack, This was the basis of a special mes blood which your ’worthless father provements permanent instead of tem whs the unusual address on a docu Chicago—Because a Harvard pro porary. 31c; prints, extra. sage conveyed to the public at the spilled Helsingfors.” ment mailed here 10 days ago. It Eggs—Fresh Oregon ranch, candled, fessor wants to show the relative val semi-centennial of the Oregon State was the invitation of the Seattle Press ue of a meat diet as against a vege 27c dozen. GOLD HILL PEACHES HUGE. Fair by William McMurray, genera) Pipa Aid» Entombed Men, club, written in Chinook jargon to table diet for physical endurance, Pork—Fancy, lut'd. 11c pound. passenger agent of the Harriman lines Jesse Buffum, 25 years old, and his Leadvilled, Colo.—A note carved on President Taft that he become the Veal—Fancy, 13@13}c pound. Fruit From Sam’« Valley Orchard« in Oregon. wood, in the Finnish language, tied to guest of the club during hix visit here. Fresh Fruits—Cantaloupes, 75c'<z brother, Warren, aged 23, are in Chi- Weigh Three-Quarters of Pound the hoisting cable in the Morning Star “For Chief Taft” is the translation. $1 .25 per crate; peaches, 50@75c cago on a walk from Boston to Cali- LOSS AT LEBANON IS $10,000. Gold Hill—Peaches weighing three- mine brought the information to the On that «lender address the document box; watermelons, 75c(q,$1.25 per fomia. Jesse must subsist on meat Both quarters of a pound each have been surface here that three miners were was taken in charge by Postmaster hundred; plums, 75c crate; prunes, and Warren on vegetables, 75c box; pears, 65(d90c box; grapes, must sleep on the roof when they stay shown in the local market lately. They Crops Injured, Gardens Wasted, entombed 350 feet below by a cave-in George F. Russell ami wax delivered Windows Broken By Hail. at hotels. Each takes a turn at push come from Sam’s valley orchards, and 75c(d 1.25 box; apples, $l(o2.50. of that shaft. Rescuers set to work promptly at Beverly, Mass. The president has accepted the in Vegetables—Beans, 5(iil0c; cab ing a wheelbarrow which contains the varieties are Muirs and Chairs Lebanon — Lebanon and vicinity immediately an-1 if no unforseen diffi bages, $1.50Co2 per hundredweight; their baggage. They said they had Choice. Shipments to the Portland were visited by the worst hail storm culties are experienced, the men will vitation, which was handsomely en com, 25<d30c dozen; cucumbers, $l(q, spent one night in a field at Otis, Ind., markets have already begun. ever seen here. The damage done in soon be released. Laborers are work grossed. It follows: “Copa Tyre copa nesika illahee, Se The Miller orchard of Sam’s valley this city by the wind and hail will ing in short shifts, but the work is 1.25 sack; eggplant, 15<d,18c pound; in a heavy rainstorm. will ship its entire crop of 1,000 boxes amount to at least $10,000. Hardly a slow and dangerous. An iron pipe attle tsum tillicums copa klaxka tyres, garlic, 10@12c pound; lettuce. 40(o Girls’ Smokes Now Cott to the Oregon metropolis. The price house in town escaped without broken was driven through the cave-in and delate ticke mika chaco copa nesika 50c dozen; hothouse lettuce, $1.25(0. illahee, tenas laic mika mitiite yakwa. 1.75 box; peppers, 5@6c pound; rad Los Angeles — Cigar makers and in the local market for the best peach windows, and there are ten broken food and coffee were lowered. "Conoway copa Boston illahre mika ishes, 12jc dozen; tomatoes, 35<'i75c other tobacco factory workers, includ es has been as high as 5 cents a pound. panes in the home of Mayor Reeves nanetch tillicuma klaxta ticke mash Grapes from local vineyards have alone. Firo Ravage« Oil Tank«. box; carrots, $1.50 per sack; turnips, ing girls, who have been accustomed $1; beets, $1.75. to having all the "free smokes” they just made their appearance here. Melons and tomatoes were just be Ix»s Angeles —Nine immense storage cops mika kloslie tumtum [>e nesika Potatoes—Oregon, ljc pound; sweet want, must pay hereafter for the While there will not be more than ginning to come into the market, and tanks of oil have been destroyed and wawa delate halo mika iskum Conoway potatoes, 2jc pound. “makin’s” and for ail the cigars they half a crop, the quality is high. all those that were in the line of the firemen were fighting desperately to clip hiyu k horn a.” Onions—California, $1.50 hundred. use, according to a ruling of Claude I. storm were destroyed. The telephone save several others from fire which O. A. C. Boy in British Columbia Road Stops to Aid Tramp. Hops — 1911 contracts, 35th 36c; Parker, collector of internal revenue. lines are so badly crippled that it is started Monday night at the Hercules 1909 crop, nominal, olds, nominal. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor hard to tell the extent of the damage Oil Refining company's plant between “The government is deprived annually Denver —In an effort to save the Wool—Eastern Oregon, 16c per of vast amounts of revenue by this vallis—C. C. Clark, Portland, grad in the country. Ix>s Angeles and Vernon. The loss so life of Felix Devlin, a 22 year-old pound, according to shrinkage; val practice of tobacco factory employes uate of the Oregon Agricultural Col far totals a half million dollars and tramp who fell into a vat of boiling ley, 15(d.l7c;’ mohair, choice, 36'</ taking cigars, cigarettes and and to- lege in ’70, is superintendent of the Prune Crop Not Injured. the officers of the fire department said water in the roundhouse of the Chi 87jc. bacco from untaxed stocks,” said the large holdings of the British Columbia Albany—Prospects are good for an it was certain the large quantities of cago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad Cattle—Choice steers, $5.500,5.80; collector. Land & Water company, Kamloops, B. average prune crop in this part of the oil in the tanks still intact will also be at Limon, 80 miles east, the railroad good, $5.250 5.50; fair, $505.25; me C., 350 acres of which is planted to state. The prunes have suffered consumed by the unconquerable flames. company Sunday night disarrangiil its dium, $4.750 5; poor, $3.750.4.50; Aviator Falls to Death. fruit. After taking graduate work at slightly from the recent rains, but schedule, "laid out” important trains choice cows, $4.25(0,4.70; fair, $3.85 Alaska Cannery Collapse«. and rushed the boy here on a special. Dewitt, la.—John A. Rosenbaum, the college Mr. Clark became horti unless heavy rains continue the loss @4.10; common, $2.50(d,3; extra of Chicago, was killed here when his culturist for the department of agri- will Ketchikan, Alaska—The Ketchikan Devlin had been put off a train on . ¿¿1 not __ be great. „___ . Aside from the choice spayed heifers, $4.7504.90; aeroplane fell from a height of 50 culturae, British Columbia, a position <|«mage from the rain the hop crop in cannery, built on piling over the salt which he waH stealing a ride and fell choice heifers, $4.500 4.75; choice feet. He had been in the air only 20 which he resigned to go to Kamloops. | the few yarris in this part of the state water of the harbor, collapsed during into the vat while seeking a place to bulls, $30 3.25; good, $2.75@3; com minutes when he lost control of the is about 25 per cent short. What a furious gale, the whole building, sleep. . He was literally cooked alive, mon, $2@2.50; choice calves, 200 machine. Rosebaum was making a Orchard Land Brings $16 OOO. •hops have been picked are said to be with 200,cans of salmon, being and cannot live. pounds and under, $7.25@7.50; good trial flight when he met death. Other Portland—W. A. Bower« and asso all right, but the rain may seriously thrown into the water, entailing a loss to choice, $60.6.50; common, $40 5; aviators previously had failed to make ciates, of Elwood, Ind., have pur damage those yet in the yards. Any Woman is Too Good, of $100,000. The cannery was owned choice stags, $4.500.4.75; good, $4.25 successful flights in the same machine chased the 100-acre farm of Lorenzo by the Fidalgo Island Packing com- New York -“Most any woman a @4.50. Da«d Grouse Penalty Big. and Rosenbaum declared he would Sleepy, near Talent, in Jackson coun man happens to meet is tx»o good for p»ny. ________________ Hogs—Choice light hogs, $8.250, prove that the machine would fly. He ty, for $15,000. The tract is located Pendleton — The sum of $87.50 is him," wax the reply of Maynr Gaynor 8.50; good to choice $808.25; fair, had just started to descend. New Linar Brings Silk. to a letter from a rexident of Arkan- in a well known fruit district. It is the price George Mottett, a prominent $7 .750 8; common, $70 7.25. San Francisco — The steadily grow xas City, Kan., who asked the mayor the intention of the new owners to de Walla Walla resident, was compelled Sheep — Choice yearling wethers, Etna's Lava Bars People, "Do you not velop the land and plant it to a com to pay for the privilege of killing a ing fleet of modern tranx-Pacific liners to find him a wife. coarse wool, $3.350.3.65; choice Catania, Italy — The eruption of mercial orchard. grouse in Umatilla county, Oregon, received an addition when the Japan know the proverb that he who goes yearling wethers, east of mountains, Mount Etna again was renewed Wed before the season opened. A few ese triple-screw turbine steamer Shin- far away from home for a wife is apt $3.350 3.65; Choice twos and threes, nesday. Shots from guns of people Hops Nearly All Picked, minutes before Tom Vaughan, a well- yo Maru docker! here at the end of to be fooled? And then, again, how $3o3.25; choice mountain lambs, who have been shut off by the lava Brook«—Hops are nearly all picked known Umatilla Indian, paid $78.80 her first voyage. She brought a silk could I recommend any good girl to $4 .50(04.65; good to choice lambs, were heard, but the people could not in this section, but a few yards are for the privilege of killing a deer be cargo valued at $2,000,000 and $375,- you? You may not be as attractive $4.25(0,4.50; culls., $2.5003. be rescued. 000 in gold. as you think you are.” ■till unpicked, and mold has appeared. I fore the season opened. Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. Nine Dead and Fourteen Badly Injured.