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I CL'n ir. noATPri.-i. i J' a '- - II
.
& Bohemia Nugg
HOWARD IlItOXT.V. Vuh:
COTTAGE GROVE OREGON.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Comprehenslre Review of the Import
ant Happenings ol the Put Vk.
Presented In Condensed Form, Most
Likely to Prate Interesting.
Palma'a Message to Congress Btpresses
Atlmlratlon el Roc-tvelt,
Havana, April 8. ttffegres rear-
eembte.1 today ami wilt probably con
tinue In pom km throe extra months on
account of the necessity (or the efleb
hi wit ot many lawi before all the de
partmests of the government ret thor
oughly n ruler way. A m-irage from
President Palma was rcad. The mes-
eat says:
"Oar relations with the I'nlted State
cootlaue to le clow ami cordial. Much
auvn eratlfrlni I tha nnhl. Ami remw
UOIU 6'ili:-ii-T1hpd tlio reach lutelv farorablt' att tude ol the nrwi-
.iTrl sirawborry crops of the east and dent of that great republic. It is
west (litres of Maryland. enough to remember the obstacles
t;n .t.tl.tL- IK. i ih.i ih. whicdi his stubborn will have overcome
rate of deaths from cancer in Great ,n 1BS,t,UI,ln. the f5flpfSf,,3r.l,K,.r
BriUin has doubled In the last 40 ,nd. Ja-ning ratification tbcreof.
fttltl and his firm purpose to summon a spec-
ial session of congrw to definitely ap-
iwprMenuiim jonn n. iveirnsm, 01 prove ol it. Besides the sympathy and
rew York, who has leen III in w ash- respect which we Inspire among the
Ington, nag returned heme oonvales- American people by our exemplary con
tent, dnct as an independent people who re
Mia Bdna Telfener, niece of Mrs. the Ju,iM arul responsibilltiea of
Jonh V. Mackay, is reported to be en- cltiienship, these circumstances power
gaged to Slgnor Gino de Martino, of ,MT contribute in solidifying the good
Naples. understanding between the two nations.
. . . . . , "It Is our interest to worthily cultl
The cottage at Tabor, la., where John vate theec lentimenta and we cann.it do
Brown llred for wreral years, and w better than by earning out our obli
where ho drilled his followers, has been gallons to the Washington government
destroyed by fire. expeditiously, frankly and correctly.
A large area ot coal and petroleum whether it is by grant ol what we ought)
land has teen located in the Southeast ' "" or reiusing wnai we consider
Kootejay district of British Columbia, ourselves Justified in refining,
mostly by Americans. 'The government ia at present ovcu
. . . . . . . , pied with the Isle of I'ines matter, and
rmi.-r-u . TL t it has reason to hope that the tettle
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
WILL WASH OUT OOLD.
re Warden at Ifoltt BtUry.
C. W. Jame. who Iwcame wiperin-
U.wrnm.M TmPr.lHWWl,,fm
Prom vapiumi v.i.
Sanlo Dorslnf". AP'" : 'U
'o'clock tM. morning the f''"'"""
..... .n. .n..LH I 1m in-
iiuiMtie uie cj ,. .
uw.ii la In the wlHtrl
Tim ttt tevete engagement
I'.UiH"
luce tne
aliened ('
a. w.
Dart, ol John Da). Starting L'pan
Uxtcnahc Work.
Plater mining promises to be an Im
portant Industry in Grant county dur
ing the coming season. fVveral miners
have already ciinimeiKrM getting thing
in readlnrse for the summer's run.
What promises to be an excellent
paying preposition is Ihe placer mine
of G. W. lart, which will bo wotked
for the Mist time this leason.
Mr. I)Att has leased the pipe, giants
and all the mining material belonging
to the Humboldt mining company, and
at present has a force of men laying
this pipe ami getting everything in
readiness for the summer'i run, whliti
will commence immediately.
The mine is situated on the west side
of Canyon creak, between John Pay
and Canyon City, and nearly opposite
Long gulch. Water will bo ued from
the Humboldt ditch. The ditch will
be in charge ol IVrt Stone.
rt.lt the intention to operate Cie
C. W. James. who , . , , ,, MUun wiil i
.HHlent of the Oregon Ujr X",, dilren lWk to lh
apiii I, nas aimonmw i ri. .rtlllety from lh .
ol
second warden to that of flr.l v., " . the ld ol ll.e
Mcl'hemm will Hicire.! J 1. Jnee. ' ' ' " , i , "i sooilrong. ti lml
past
l.ail.ld tl- poilkm dnrlnglhe ,L T, are
u..t lour mm. The iww T. .V. , . , J i. i.
b, ,h. pnHnotlon o. M.IWhj III 0 ,";;,,
Johnson. 01 ,.Hll iiVlewU, hkh Is In
Woodman Strt.t C.mhal. their powet. al go lo llw Borlliern
The Woodmen's street carnival ami rt ol Ihe UUnJ JoIh the rtll.
lair, to I held In IVnlUs June S. , S there.
..i i... . Mn-eMlul The Unltel mle rt.f
affair. Tho ommlttees are all hard has lantlcl
at work and are meeting with civl A met lean cwtntUt.
AlUnU
vtecl the
To Invoke KtltrtnJum.
llurMkcts
WaolilngUw, April
mJttl.
;,A repint
to
A numlr ol mining me around ,i..,iu,ni lmi 1'iimimiiI
Grants I'aM are giving aMltlanre In the Turner, (he cruiser AtlinU, at Santo
work M invoking me reierewmin ivu-Imm. another rlt lo lh
sgainrt the milling wrivralkm tax law nlHnam IoiIm, uno taihi an at-
recently pai-wl t.y the Oregon legis- l0 ul, th, ellr Irom tHe rlu
lature.
tho Ten Eck prixe for oratory at Yale,
to send him a copy ol the oration.
ment thereof will be satisfactory to
Cuba."
President Talma expres;ei the hope
All four years of the college course at that the question of incorporating into
Yale will hereafter be optional, making I the treaty all the provisions of the I'latt
it possible for freshmen to drop Greek, I amendment will soon be fettled, and
Latin and mathematics from the er I dds that alter this his been done it
trance examination. . I will seem unnecessary that the Piatt
Andrew Cnrnecie hn, nfTere.! M n.. ""H"" remain any longer a
the bills of all Cornell students incurred prt 01 constitotion
by sickness in the typhoid fever epi
demic, where they or their parents will
permit.
Oscar Uarrliffe, engineer of tho train I
which collided with a I roller car at
Newark, X. J., on January 1, whereby I
WILL TALK OVER WAQES.
I Trainmen on Illinois Central to Meet ON
llcUU and DUcnsa Increase.
Chicago, April 8 The adjustment
I - .i t. , . ,
many school children were killed or in- ""'"T5 , luo ".'au n'Dm'a
. i . Tr.,, nd conductirs organirations have ar-
iiJ.J"Zv."ll:Tr"'i-'.'i,v" rived in Chicago and are pi
lie raves atmut nis engine ar.d Is con
stantly manipulating imaginary throt
tles, levers and valves.
The police of New York and neigh
boring cities are trying to ran down
whols bands of Italian brigands, who
have recently been driven from Italv
and tame to the Atlantic orast, where
they are blackmailing their fellow
countrymen with threats of murder.
was nearly destroyed I
Chicago and are preparing to
meet the officials of the Illinois Central
and Alton r.ads. The trainmen andl
conductors' committees believe the'
same terms can be teemed on the Mi 1
nois Central and Alton roads for their I
members as those on the Wabash a i
15 per cent increase for freight and a '
12 per cent increase for paseengerl
ervH-e.
John G. Hannahan. grand master or !
the Brotherhood of Firemen, arrives
in Chicago tomorrow to present the de
mands of the fiiemen on the Illinois
Central.
The aJjoslment committee of the
Pekln is apparently much surprised trainmen and conductors fiom the Chi
tho increase of tho Asiatic squadron. "Arlington A Qnincy. Ilock Island
x .Milwaukee and St. Paul systems,
where demands were made January 5
for a horizontal increase in wages of 20
per cent lor two classes of employes.
now have their schedules of demands
revised and will present them to the)
managements ol those roads before the
end of the week.
BeaeaeaV JmO' "sDae&PiBeeBen
Dunsmulr, Cai
by fire.
Sailors from battleships will
after be given longer shore leave.
here-
at the increase of the Asiatic squadron.
President Roosevelt will be escorted
from the depot at Portland by a mon
ster parade.
Bebels of Santo Domingo have re
pulsed the government troops and still
hold that city.
Jefferson S. Conover, grand eecreiary
of the free and Accepted Masons ol
Michigan, Is dead, aged 62 years.
Governor Taft is mentioned for the
presidency in 1904. The New York
Herald figures that Roosevelt will be a
winner with Hew York state In the
doubtful column.
WONDERLAND 190J.
Beautiful Book Describing and Picturing
This Oloriouj Westland.
Another volume has been added to
the Wonderland Series published annu
ally bv the Snrthfrn Pai-IA. .ll...l
The Indiana operators will sabmlt a I com nan v. TM lif r,ni. i.
proposition to the miners agreeing to in newness and variety of word picture
- """r " ou I aim camera pictures, uruer the book
operator, a minpr, and an expert min- mailed to your home address, not to
wsimci, iuucviuo iiu uimtn in i your omce, ana wnlle waiting its ar
the Clinton field require shooters. rival prepare your mind for the least of
Tho Anthracite strike commission ilstory. story , and traveling experi-
award with reference to the mining ?ncea 11,81 ,be b00 affords. A big
engineers gives the enlgneers holiday boDd'e ' poo'ly congeJved and cheaply
on Sundays, which was observed last P"t advertising matter wilt not bo
Sundar thrnnehont tha mlnlni, imposed on you, bat von will be me.
for the first time In the history of coal KaX beautiful magarine conUlnng
uu jjictuies 01 mis western
wonderland of ours that wilt excite the
THE I. ATE HENRY WINSLOW CORIim"
mine 16 to 18 hours a dar. acrordin?
as the length of the days permit. Two
shifts of men will be employed. I
Hopes to rind Water.
B. K. Coplen. in exnert on fnrmn.
tion for artesian water, who sunk the
Pro.peions Hood River Valley. ' 1 ul'mn. "". d
TtKJueh ih..nnn.l.P,ini,.,L wh. m,r,3 J' '' been making
Hno.IRIr.Fl. .I-,.. M iA . .7. " I "":""TO.B"n"n"0''" "JO ulum
. . ' "V"'' I t)la river basin, has been
Interest and
most critical.
please the taste of the
The book costs nothing.
lion is a very important factor In the
prosperity of the Hood River valler.
Since irrigation came Into nractin- nn a
considerable scale five rears aw the
pupuiauon oi me valley has quail
rnpled, the price of land has incieaiwi
300 per cent and the entire frnit ship
ping business of that locality has grown
np. Sixty thousand crates of straw
berries ( two dozen boxes to the crate)
nd 100 carloads of apples, of last
year's production, have been shipped
from that station, and large quantities
of fine apples are still going forward to
market.
Demand lor New Buildings.
Contractors and builders aro nrnr,
crowded with contracts for buildings to
i ciciieu iu xjaKor uity this season
Most of the new structures aro cottages
uu uaeuuigs oi some pretensions.
iuv ucuianu lor nouses to rent Is gieat
looking nv.r
me lunation in the vicinity of Echo lor
some timo with a view to getting four
or five sections of land and putting in
the necessary machinery for thoroughly
testing the subject. He says that
there is every indication that artesian
water . an be had along the bate of the
r.cuo Dulles.
mining
Not a single disorderly act. has oc
curred to mar the tranquility of Mon
terey, Mex., since Thursday's riots.
uovernor jieyes, in speak me ol the in Ph.. k ru i ri ., : 7rr'! .
affair, said that an investigation showed Hcket agent St. Paul M In n ml "W Ul" " grow
Astoria at the Fair.
Astoria will trect a 15,000 building
at tne Lewis and Clark fair.
" O I w I'vucva V Cti I, C UlUltl-
3, Ph sgeFa i- 6nd ""mps i ef ,b" the "PP'y 0,1 01 Wnl' Roe to
Geroge Gillette Is dead at the county
hospital of Santa Crux, Cal., aged 80
years. He came to the United States
in 1842 as a member of Lord Asbbur-
Stood In Line 30 Hours.
When the doors of tho United States
r 1 f..mi aia !?av.en'r f.tie four, ww.
on, in deoftheir m-, nsu.1 promplne...
Promotion for Forrest.
Spokane, April 8 The Chronicle
announces today that General Superin-
ton's suite to negotiate the Ashburton- Mn(leDt B- Forrest, of the Spokane land office In Roseburg were opened at
neDster ireaty lor tne northeast boun- iiurujern railway, will be ap-l . v; r"u,r morning about 30
t?a'y of this country. He bad been an pointed general superintendent of the ii , IanJ seek8rB w'' ''J been in
Inmate of the county hospital for 12 Montana Central, effective about Anrll 'i!?8 ,nc8 T1"wdr. were admitted,
vpir. ik n .iii.A. .1. . : . I The occasion lor tha m,l, i.
n. i. tn i . . i Ins: lor entrv at t hut hnn. t d.
A new Havtlen cabinet ha. been "i gen-- - - M ,. "
formed. The old cabinet rea hned i.i.n Ai .1,-3. - ' wo h. uoees 0 am ia M. c ,
by R. C. Morgan, 'iu ,'.VTn Z0 Uielr "afM at
ntendent ol the ' 'e land office early Thur
Mills Running full Time.
ah 01 1110 sawmills in IUkrr fii
. ... ... 1 , , . , . j
unwinir inn time and tliu demand
lor lumber both for local use and for
pori is in excess of the sunt.lv
Unit nf ll.u .
. . .., ,u,,r Hiisnuiariurixi tiieie
10 rem 10 uun, where a great dual is
uMti in railroad construction.
WUI Build Dam.
The Sumpter land company will erect
dam at the junction of Ciackcr creek
u.w.,sk,,ud raying passea a rest wilt bo succeeded hv ft . n i luo entrymen look their places at the
vote of censure against the ministers
lor their failure to take nroceedln. n" ..ZTXIS?, "J""""?" 0
against those who wore responsible for """"ataormern.
Colorado Legislature In Deadlock.
Denver, April 89. At midnight to
night, the hour when the limit of tin e
the interruptions cf the sitting of (he
chamber of deputies March 30 by the
nring oi rine snots.
The German Kaiser is on a visit to
his royal friends In Denmark.
President Roosevelt spoke at Mil
waukee on trusts, at Waukesha on for
r u T a if
mnrnlnn I . . ' ' ""7
....,B uu a constant vigil
there for 30 hours until the time for
cewivjng aiicge arrived.
senate and house were in a ripmlln!.
eign relations, at Madison on college over uie general appropriation bill
Pilot Rock Postofflce Robbed.
The nostoffice at Pllnf ttv . ..n
of the present cession of the stato Wl.. I village about 15 miles Irnm Pn.ut
lature of Colorado was exhausted, the w.Vr?b,,e'1 BunJy night and about
I - t 1 fill In vnnnAa. -I ..a .
educations,
Tho bill appropriating 1100,000 for the
The
Snowstorn destroys telegraph lines aXmei the
and naralvzea rn limoA inffl. in vvih. naia connrmed the
era Mississippi valley.
1 100 in money and stamps secured.
Wheat Fire at Cayute
ihree warehoutes and an elevator.
St. Louis fair wan n,A,l innUiit
senate confirmed the nomliMiL containing In all about 18.000 hn.I.eli
John M. Maxwell, of Le3ville, as a ? heat WBre burned at Cayuse last
and McCuliough's fork.
Public Land Sales Increase.
An increase of 80 per cent in the
public land sales In this slate during
the past year in shown by the remit
tanco ol Oregon's share nl .i .i..
.!..-. i .r .
.ru irom mat source. State Treat-1
ui?( .iiuure lias recfirfi r,nm ti.
. Ken-
eral government $23.3.15.80, whhh is
r.n i i 7., 01 11,8 Pnv-eds of public
and, In this sute. This money i. to
be dlstrlbuteij among the counties in
use.1 for the construction of road, and
.::.., ?fr ,,,e 'uni1 amount!
urn f .u,llO.00.
tlonists, ami that t umn'J lurtte-r
wasglacirHIl lt,l,",l lh Mu
jikts to protect the United Stat.s
nntulate. Commander Turner's die
imlrh in at (olio. '
"-auto IVHMlntti. via Day tl. April '
- ciutrrnHtent loftM atlarkr-l city e
terdsy, wpte rrpwlKl- Kefrl Indl
fates ''inr, the prwrk.t apprwieh.
mg with rtrvsg force. CrovernmeBt
gunlxMt Hfnl thrm sWIs ls4 nihl
witlkiut lnjuy. t'ity fertitM. sppar-
rnilr dHfrmlnrd to resltt. MHUnt
nitrlnea te prolret the cattHilstx."
One day hot wrrtc lommiorPr Tut
rt lanhd a form i( Ml marine to
gusril the t'nlttd ta'es cuflinlln
Sanlo IKMuiitgo lily, when the sltnalriHI
wis ritruVM as very critical.
( RICH STRIkll IN A1.CSKA.
I
l.'ilcnil.t Plr Field at t ail l4trrl
on Amerkan Terrltery.
Uathlngton. April 7 Undor deto(
February S3. !( ary I Siylof, raoewl
at lawsufl citr, rri-irt. ti 'olln-n
"KeptHts have ii-artied here reivdtly
ronrerulng a s'rllp ol rlcti pucer dig'
!gig-iu Alt.ka, la the Cirelo City
mmirg divilon, Oct the IriliMtarlM of
ie lanana rlrer, a diotrht In wntc
lur tMat vrars tat Aitwlrran ml
U' mad a tborottgb smreb for rv-l
p s.-nl depnelK wlthocit until
' ibe prravnt alrike srvrnt lo I
one ol more than oidlnarv ImioiUarp
and has rauml iguitea aUirol mln-
frs (mm this aifl other districts to the
luratmn ol the new AVIda.
I At this writing, when particular.
are iai mg, it is unale to pinlkt t
, on. h. but Ihe general oi.inlon m
"mflrm ilw ld that a law an-l pro.
'iuciiTe uu in .tmeritan tnrrlliry ha
i isic uren struck. Circle City
praciKaily deserteil as a result f
ruili.
i !. :.l .i . . .. ... .
" mac iiHre win im a snar
citr of proiislons on aeroctnt of the In
nor. The hajlr-l'lrclf route Is rrpurt
ni id im iir" l HHni ol reach nir ll.
laoana Irom Dawson, as the (rails by
L' . . - till. '
run.jiiio ami uoiaipaaluie ale an
broken, and nc suppllee available
rrom (orly.Jllle to the new dlglog.
uro uiKianee is loci mi.a
PRESIDIiNT TALKS I
mum twclvu si'i!i:cmut IN
ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA.
TKII'
first Knetch nl it..
I'lllCwgcl. ,l,,ii , . ,.
.. . w ID,,,.... ,
hll. Ill eau,,( ..,.,
urn aiuid ..,
Iclli Peple nl I'uiHtUn el lnJIUl In
lUHJIng I'P " Irnmsnse
Crewd Oieels lllm at llr -,,tP -N-mher
f Children Were Pre sent, lo
Ilia I'lsaaur.
AWriM. . I April H.-l'rneUWcil
K.vll yeeVsnlay lnvl fcmth
IVtkula and itiadti mhh s hea than
on any oilier ly diillMg III PiHit
trip Ho li-gwtl Willi two siw'lie I
hbKiv ralla III lh MHtrnlNK and enM
hla lh riwh In Ihn evening at Al-r-
.Irou. MiwIhm were metRirnl lo lite
moat Mil l tb Ullll nd lo the gen-
rtal nnwivlltr uf the rtHlHtry. Ill all
hla s'liee lw hUiiw eioaoiy ine
line l III farmer addfeeew cm llr
Mtilerta. The meeldent was aerordrd
a entdlal welcoeiw at the dlftVretit 4t
nlng hlacee, ami at lny ilslriMis
whee the train dWl not lp riid
glherl aiwl etxwrnl a tlx eUI
train sped by n lewtnte t( the day
..i... ii --will. .
m.ni nm-eeiPii iCI, ....
The" grew! liiiil,iiIlg
INMilg. lull lie..
HW(lHlsl In Ii. . "
lMM trl CMiwd it,., llllHi,
fitHw it,, nrat n, ,
perlml ,i , ,, ,7"rl
r iw.1
"kMt J
lltk,
IMMl B IM1II.
al.liM were kept , I
tho rubble and nn ih
taken, Hi eiteii thr
lug It the hall r.
were Wrnel w i
wlm were Htlnl,
'"M.,Jlk,l
h k.
".I
" 'MrW .
"M IA I
"W'l f I'lMilrnl,
Tb fIUilng r , f
fun lh nddreea si, m.
lu the eonllrnenta
Ihm iWeeloii
wnakvr lopulill
txtf reaHlrM ua 1.. .
lb" crmat rnlllt.ii t.,
Ihe imte eh. II en. n4
uiff hi inn Am rii a-
Mb.
'.' ta
r I,
wa the large number ot eblWien 1st Ihe ?M'', '
Portland 5tramcr Stranded.
San Krn-ioo. AnrilT Tha .....-
Alliance, which miH (rum this citr
1 flSll 1 f...s '
...... . m loruawi, nr., and way
points. I lying on the heath .1
.'wuiern uauiornia enasl. The
Alllamestrnckarockofl Point Honk
niies souin ol Point liords, when sh
was run onto the beach she )..i in ...
40 people on board. Thee .... ii-
comforlably cared for in Casi ar. It I,
urHUXIIC u,at tne Vf.e will I.. Ilil
mm, wiai sue lias sustained
great damage.
Motorman Shot by Paradtrs.
Chicago. Anrll 7. IUll.llM I.. I.I- I
to forco his car thrnaeh .
was blocking traffic In Hal.teJ .tree,,
tonight, Motormsn Zoran ... .i.i . !
rerlously injured by one of the march
?";, lSMrl? ,'.000 e,o
7 " nk as soon as
he disturbance be..n ..i . .i.. ...
lowed, swllchlmr iron. I,rl,v. ...
..... . mlrB m p,,, W()r) 0) .
eerie n a few minutes, but before quit
cou d u, , , , , ItH.
c-uc and bruited.
varKrH IWIM ami ine rinwm in-
letrr-l to tliem wtetal llmee, Mylng
that he wa glad In that tha etwek
was wt d)lHg nal.
The pfeeldettl bad a hla gtMHts dr
Ing the ilay SetMtofe Klltredge anl
(iamlire a. Hepreeeeitatltee Martin
and llnrke, ihe Nwlh lknUdelnfti
IN longteee. They tell Ihe train al
Abrrdeet).
At lultie the prvrtleitdprte.t fieen
hlaruitnm and, ileerveidlng lrH his
ear, eltook hand with the people g-lri-eml
al the etallon.
Yanktnai waa the llrat slop alter the
train left Midi I Falls. To the Htttltl
I 'da at Yanktoe), tha pfeeldtNl fr
chi the tar III anal tha tiKltlre el fil
elllxwaliip. eaylng In I1 etwnectraei
"It haa Ureal a pleaMIt to lea yoa. I
ran auni up all I ba to My In hi Ik
a roeipla nf phraara Yoct Me4 la
lawa. Krai Ibat foej get tbean. Yil
need lioweet admlnlelratluai ol tha laws
ree that j.m haia ll. Hut dam't make
the mlelske of thinking that any la.
ar any admlnlattatton ATTaw ran lake
the plaen ol I be fundamental qiMllll.
that male a gtl iwlivltlual rillseai artd
rbek. a gi. rvatloti, tha alllraa iW
Itoereety, of nxtrase and ( rt-, ewM
turn eMr."
Al MIU bell Ore pteesdawl ttude Ihe
l"Hrrt a Idlee o4 hm day. Ill awdl-
enr an large and hi epeerh waa Ira
qaeailly Inletrwple.tliyapsilsttea Here
be 1W-wwI the. aulk nl In-lltldawli
aM tbe Impartant part they play In
lb. MtdwIMIe. n the natlnei.
'Yon twn llll n a mmm II l,e ituni.
blee, Ul il ha lie. down you raMftaf
carryhlm. Ifyemtryt. II will MX
""I1 " ru 1 1 am tux Irelu ytw
Kaetll power ,
Hermann ateure.1
I ho I thefo waa not
lUm HI their twit
U kst ski
'Sewil
) uiuJ
" "rlM,
"Clili.t,
UllUi, h
- "iMr-w
rt ! I l-.lal. i... I
I plea at the Mnnr.M- Uirni,. rLvl
i r.ui "ReJ
Tha Mirttrtte ! I
national law and ihia
Umt a It rrmai'.a
Ufa ef Mir fnretgn p..
4 ee lHh ir e n .?
Ik. ,. ... ... 9i '
-..''.... ... m. ii war lift
'If Ida Anierl.an Naiina ,(! -wftly
and yet bull) an.l
nltrk uf the hlil.r.1 ...,m..
Mkly eWrlent n. ihe UMp v
trine will go far
ll M li. lata ( l-rpa'erViil
when way ha r.in an I llnj
Otetkarn eutnclently n (i (J
roene
oiRitcr wiun to wiiiitinoiH
rreaueni vwae.tlt Al.ayt la Can. J
call) with W'aiM(ta.
WaahlwgtcMi April I tktrtai
tbMSirei rriMM Waehlngi.ie, haaaajl
Himet.lt will tm al all Van e!H
ay and nlghl la rl,Me i..n.a
Whit. Ilottee Telfrlt,M. reafal
-aiHMi win im malnlalnr.t M(Mtt
rraaidesii aMity ami AaaletM Ul
aiary rafaeiar who i( m
a nana iiuti. rr. (ke
lH"" Nilarn la at. vlet kl
fore lawvlag Waahingiiit PreMel
ttnaeterl dlapixeil ..f t.'s'tlctri,
1ue.ll.Mia felatlng In airltaa
ui ir te naeeaaliy .ti...jl t artae )
III make attpnlnttnrnte ,m-k)
owe Tlaay will Im anncunrJ n
While lliMea and nnl frutn Ik. he
ini 4 irnm
Itartng the two weeks an I teslJ
ha I'rnetaVWI will apen.1 in lis til
owHiMie Park Heerrtary t4 rl
wo, facdamentaly. (I seoat real upon e nn the afeUI train wM.'k 3
iimriarii io win aKma. As I aaihl. Ian
ran do something, wlta legialallon n
the government ran do euenelhln. ll
yew have laws Udly ailsainlalered they
will atop any proeperlly. It . eaey
enoMgh to g.t bad law that will stop
Ihe whole bcMlneee, ball lo ,M a gil
law la not . ea.y. It lae.tr ti. all
ouuhle ami My bw the man IniMe
-.min inn irae marnina, lait It I ttol
eaay to go lutl.le and run Ih.
machine yoatsnlf.
ibis proeperlty In whirl. I....
atlalncl luu ln reaelie.1 tt.V . .i
ui ervewsnir nwve Ineladr.) In
JdelrackcM l nanalwr neartWal
tranra In the pairk He RI W I
lally enmmunlrwtlon with tk IS
lent thrrmgh tba telephonic ay
raphle eyatema In the pais, e k
inula A dlrert wire ltniesCi
tabar and the White llnoae V
-uewtantly at hi dlttl Is
erent f aerkteni the White llotaaitl
be noclde.1 Inetanlly
I KIMTIM) M1AR CAPITAU
Many Killed In 11111 Nar Saalalwl
go-AIUnta la Walchlef.
a ijt-l tUnlo Domingo. April I Tnt'a
PORTLAND MARKETS.
blue
Thomas Kelgan, who escaped from
m8 loicao, u., jail in 1901, Is behind
the bars again. He Is charged with
the robbery of tho Toledo poatofflce.
n.eisan was caugnr. in 1x13 Angeles.
judge'of the court of anrjeal. Hnl.. Monday.
the general annrnnrl.llnn I. Ill i. i . at more
an extra session will be unavoidable!
Desperado Kills Two Men,
Jvlngman, Ariz., April 8. News has
Prfifaaann Vat riiinlal OnhMMi A At. ..
department of Semitic language and Jl',st reac,'ed Kingman of the murder of
iiceracure at Cornell university, Itha- U"ar,ua "'anejr, Known as the "cowboy
KT V hna AAAnln . nl.nl.l 11 Tl im. i . -
ment at
School of Archeology at Jerusalem
The total loss Is nilm.i..i
than 120.000. r.vr. i .
small wheat station alK)ut 20 miles
east of Pendleton, and has no water
protection wnaiever
Irrigable Acreage Increased.
ine great abundance of snow In
lb.
UllCll UUMLTHILV. II II ;1 . I -tfi wiaaawvw. aiiunil nn I (IH "VttaVlwV I . ... " ' nv
N. V.. has accepted an appoint- pianist," and Roy Winchester, a ?"""ins has rciuIUl In an iicrfase
director of the American miner, nn I In. irall jo n.'.....i in ine acreage ol Irrigab e and th.i
livation
that
this
miner, on Ihe IraINO mile, south oflLiii i ,g, 01 ,"rlKab8
this place by James McKc-nnev Kmu I"111 P'?. under culllv
Chicago brokers are at war among "8 deflnite is known of tho cause of aXi'm In mt."y
themselves regarding bucket shopa. the murder, but it is thought that Mc Cml r rtit T . " 8moUnto 60
Th rnnrnnd hiM .... . ." whols wanted for the killing ' ?J?:,?t?Verr and akr
The railroad bridge over the Angls- 0f William
ta River near Drama war. hfni ., Vy .at 'rtcrvllle,
by Bulgarians durlnir tho nir,ht At a,' ,a." wi:? the menforoffi-
. ii . ..... . . . ra rara anil a-f.vla.il Cam ..i...-ii
pru i. aii me telegraph wires In - ummnii,
the vicinity hwo been cut. Drnmn i.
about 30 miles from Sereo, Macedonia. Proposed Railroad to Yukon.
Washington, April 8 Construction
yard at Santa Fo, N. M. by Sheriff t Zl '.y , . , .!f . '"through
Kinsell, within a few feet of The .place ' tu8. nnrt,'e" Parto' ritlh Columb'a
whera the crime waa commiiiBrt h "a tha Yukon to Dawson Is belim airi.
expiated, tha murder of Jailer Epi- 'atod "T Vancouver business men, ac-
taclo Oallcgos. On the gallows Tellor trdlng lo a report lo the state depart-
confessed to committing another mur- ment from United States Consul Dud-
'"a ley at that place,
"?. Ing the entire cnnnlv iu i. ...
...v IIH.II7MIH3 w
iminnl ... f.. II.. in ....
.vviui.jr iu par com ting year
over last.
Sale of Albany Woolen Mills.
Arrangements have been completed
- III aouiwitkuili j IffJl n.taMl inn tiT f ttt Ir.at f . II I. . .1 ...
Jse.le' ? was "."Sed P the Jail- a railway from Mittlmat Inle. ' 'r Albany woolen mill.
.1 ... . . .. .7. . V " i m m
committed he 1? 10 "awson is being agl
be Xlannockburn
manuf.flnrlnn
mmnenv nl IIaSiI..i iki . . . .
i.rir.1 r.i . " .: 1,18 stocknoid-
ers of the Woolen mills company will
soon meet and ratify the salo. This I,
onool Albany's leadlnir mannf.-tnrii,
concerns, and furnishna mi.in.n,..i i.
a large number of people.
Wheat-Walla Walla, 72c:
stem, 77g78c: valley. 77c.
Barley-Feed, 23.50 per ton; brew.
UK fit.
.rnsa.8de,3l,59425
Millatuff, Rr.n am ... .
middling,, t 24; .l.nn. a.n'T"
chon. SIR "-ou'3ZU
Oat No. 1 white, ii.tr. .
nr.. tl IOIn. . ' " " iU
i....,ai,io por cental
llaw T" I ... . I ...
lteK7i".",2!-!,,a,8 "over,
,17mm per 0n
Potatoes Bi ltnri....c ,...
Sack: nrdlnnrV. inKn"'r,!im,eT'
Poultry Chicken,, mixed l'ii,
f.ounl'. IIKQ120J hen,. 2c7' :fk"c,
J7.C0 per dozen: geese. t7a.i .
Cheese Full
'Kci Young Amer Q, 17k S9
'actory price,, J1Kc 3.l
aiuiwrrancy creamery, 30ffl32U
KgK-14f315c per dozen.
pound: steers. ia,ixt2 .,.rie .P
V
Gross.
Mutton fl mass Mm.
dressed, 7)4c7 " toaaiii
T I .
iMUtUO riri.. I -
.1.A....1 -, no
Hogs Gross. 6Jac
dre.el,707Xc.
Pr ponndj
per pound i
To Stralghttn Out
WllksoUrre .Anrll 7 Ini.H tn.-i
mail. I . '' . "cciieil
S Ai' ."""a"1 V 'l.wo.ker.
B.7. . .' 7"' " ln "dl clly
...u uuring Kaster week or shortly
iiw uiuririiM if iai.i.
cernlng the appointment nl . " " m "
,u" co.m ""tee to assist In straighten.
tvivnt njinrnriiTniiAa.. t .
ii.nl 1 ... .".r "I Wl
w. mo coai strike
"Ion.
rominls'
Tought with Robber,.
iiunl nirton. tv v. i..m . . .
gerously woum .tn.i . . r.
iilh--- .7 ;7ir. .r'.'" '""tie will
He m , ?' T "!
had hi. .v, .1 ..l"'"1': "Wpl.ens
vswFiu. ii in
'our highwaymen esraied
Plans of the n.
orTlag'o'rr'V ""' that
nan i?',f"?b"?i .nn.'! Abler-
Put at least 12 r.no nft ' .re?ar.w' to
portatlon " " ' "e'r trans-
Irish farmer. n,iK.7." '?'! "
tral denoi. ,ii 'ual ,nniy con.
which produce wll'bn Zn.'L to
icns vo system iir . m1h '
lrawn by hnr.S ?.LCm".c "? wnsona
dsn - UIJL1I JlCnr m rnn.l.
C8tabll,hled n" m,or car ""vice; are
Trial Trio i ci. "..
Rn. . "'".rine I oat
oan Franclarn in.n , 1
trial of tho now iinii. ,lno scrnnil
Plko provcl mW ".I'Lo-U
u run over a tttin.n.n "est,
Inn u lV..a two-mllo course in mi..
i ... , , , - - -J ' I "'III 1 1. .11. .Pill I IB.IW
tern, though tarrying out re-rUIn Idea, I "late cruleer Atlanta artlteq W
mrrrncy ami In the lartfl. W.
eanncrt , fiord lo reverie, tin rytteen.
Improveinanl ran 1 made In it B
tho tarlfj. for iMtanm, icJeedoles are
not rwrre.1, ainl, at the nenli the
nalh.n rhanga am! .hill. i .ill i ,
eeeary lo cliangn rerlaln seltealMlea In
meet lh ehifllng nols."
MUX I CAN RAILRUAD5 IIU5V.
Hut Thy. Said to II. Doing llualn...
at an Actual Lota.
Mexico Clly, April 8. jirw u,,
concerns, whll. l.ni.i.. i.
.; ' -....-nun mo currenct one.
Ion. report an exrallenl Uitlneaa both
liem and In thn lm.,,l i .,'
;ly. The general opinion U
t'il tho rntllilre I... I..
r"r "'"""'r-adjusicl ltM to the
wer level of a r.r ....I ' ,.
tbere would U no un J.nn l I:" . .. W'n.hlngtc.n. J prll t -The NVr
rwintry's urnwin. T.' '" ' m Panmnnt today received a cableif"
railway sIlrT.iInn n,,... ' .. T- ,"e rrom Commnnder Turner, rnmtsiM
un il" a mJ.rn Z 0,1 "' ,,,n Atlanta at Han Itomlaft.
ll?.le!.in C,' 'lUto u, followa:
ineir crlllea condition comes. The . "A'l inlet. Insurgents In tUrf
roa-li are doing a heavy business and "Win Indlrnt.i nil ntlark by Oor
are ordering new ciiipmet hui .ra. menl trnopa. Communication Ii
lntrlct fact doing bu,let, loe. ''"tipte.!. . This goes merlin J
yaaaiertiay and etabllhe. a tlfaalitl
turn ran the ahcire Hha will Ul
marine If n rr e. r y A selers
crtunler I reporteit to he Ut
plaeei yetarday between Ihe
ment :rct and Ihn rebels at Hull
tonta da (luerra. nlroul :o miles N
thla rly. U Mid that M tne tail
killed or wrMllide.1 Thn rebels, iW
rrnwing thn river thla morning, 'fl
allarke.1 by thn government tnl
and an hmir'a rtschlliie ensued.
The Clyiln attmnirr New Yolk.ifn
New York, march It. which retrW
Han Pedro dn Marnrl March it. k
not yet arrived here, and spfr
haa been prvente. from procretsj
by the author t ew at Marorls
All commiinlrAtlnn and new nxl
Ihn Interior la Interrupted an l
nivta a practically auapemled A eWl
tlty nf arm and ammunition wsttMl
pod today nn a gunboat, which Ii I
Ihn hands nf thn rebels, for n l
known destination.
Atlanta la On rjnard.
Chines for Transvaal M,...
Jew York. Anrll u it...
and ii. tin., kl "oy
l,r T..r . ,rom Juhannno..
"-'Ii IMIlBTKBll . iv.r.. I - I
I-.I..I.! I,y lb. nr.,,;. " 7.,"'o0'
. . - ... ii Kururi mem
Thrt Italloonlsls Mangled.
Iltldnpest, April Thrco bslM
Ists, ex-Deputy Ordoby. McutftK
ICrnt n...l ti . .k.- nil
In I ' ..HI" c. n liri'lim
10 ini'inber of thn Diet uf Ibat
llKtlng Clilnoro laUir w I h . ,i !?" ,aU,,'r ln'"r,vl ln "a"009
lolls omployment 11,;, ml, i ? f1' nt"y- VVMIn tho ballooo J
Tra,,.v.a ,VlZl V.. " v. L' '!' ''" ',"I,,K in,M M "'I'l-nly broke.
. i - " am. .mi.
"ii uie lunar, I
Il aa t.... - II. I s . ' I f I a . . V
I.lveriKV.1 ti "inna Irom "'"J J-ptain Toloy, or tho navy, j
Han,.t 7 "n ",0r way to 0ly Ml nut of thn car lo lfc I
lr?in,i .?',Hl',,ra,l,,,ywlll In.iiilin I" a.fa,"rr l.lmitenant Krai P"
Into Immethoclsof wmklng.ml Tluo ilN lmll".
of Cl.inoii, laiwrasemi loy.Vl lr.r.ii .uf " forco tlint ho nnd M.
'ornla. "mpioyi-,1 In Call, worn horribly Injured. Captain ToW
. was less tnrlously hurt.
Ion Hay with onlv Z,0. urfe '
''owing' XvSn'wa,t00rrConIn'nS loww
raced back and fn.-f' 'l7tor.
otai y suhmorceu-: ti, V 18 co"rio
ia nines, camne im .V.i Ml iravcled
two mll "? "P at tho ond of e-h
a I'UIL N Pi A .. .
wu during th. entire trip BCU 7,3
ter.
Ca&lurJ ku L. - ls
kv.,. v.,::: '.' ., . io..
----n. iviiMii. ins i r in . i .... ...
Bh.rwnikl. of ? " Z L "rl. . April ,.-Bt..dcnt.' t
according to hla r..,", . " . ' ' Y0 """""t out and Salamanca
bwn lmpr,.,,' . a. , """""cnt. outcome of n ijuarrcl belwcM-n Ibi
Oermatmrmy v. " " ",l " " "lu avnt '"1 tho police. Tlio
"' fllZuu7Mkl Ml lU"r'U nrc" ao'ral shut,. .I"''
Parent, in ri.,..
u iit ills grand- threo studenta and wounding r"4"
w to secure a 1" 'n".' ulUm' lMa B,lvle', "-0"' flaUnl",1n
'lo Kmporor WuTYr ",0 r',c""' of ,ho ""'"
loy i, Aiiieri".,. i r'".y- Tho was nlurmi i.v n .in,,.. .i,,rine ihs il
has seciir.,1 Vi : " " " .m father turbnnre. t-i." .. r."' in.necl.
noys ... otHn niMMZ'iiKllW? "i0"0 c"'""",t lml to tho ..udont
ry or Htn u to bring nhniii ii,. i. ,,r".lra- "as bnen dismissed, nnd
relcaso. r,"K u,,ollt t!'" ly'a prefect linn resigned unci Is cm hli I
w..i ,M",0r Clark Wl" c""..
Washington. a.m e ....
"am Hancock WnX ".".T." n,.or wll
am Hancock cia" . n.K"n
grandson nr .. .' "v'ng
e.Nlnr... " "... """"in
Pleasure In
" tno
that
to tlila city.
Cnm.lt. n . 1. 1 i:l. m-. ...
....... , ll-.. .
Adon. Arni.ii. An. il i Thn Ir"
flRlit of any linportanco In tlio rjjw'
oporatlons In Homnlllnnd, Kast AW
nrnii....i ai . tria,lllll
""""mi Ainrc i so. wium a
n column
Clark, il,. i. ""vn
Henatoe Vi ,.i "i. nm oncounlcrod
It wo u I d g I v o r h liii 'gr on't ,mal,U "h of DaU. Wo.W
nccopt " i5r.oat "n obatlnntu roslstanco, and M
lo or Por land (, v '.n V n'.0.n klllm "'' ninny wounded Jf
nl n. .J.'.la"" .10 Vis- foro thr v rnllrn.l Thnn. were no tt
,1,1..." . 1110 Or I'rOg. llallln. nn .V . I. .V. llrlllah,
Partlcipalo ,,le2".nand to mVtWWW'S
nionumont nn,i Uxpo,i7,wn "'. ; k conily ihe llrltlsh killed vyorthI;
IPJclios. oe"icatlon Mullah's followers and capturJ Jw
people
city at
cstnel,.