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Bohemia Nugget
Bku Nurrtt Put-. C.
COTTAGE GROVE. . . OREGON.
EVENTS OFTHE DAY
Comprehenatve Review of the Import"
ant Happening! of the Past Week
Presented In Condensed Porni, Mof
t.lkely to Prove lntcresUnr;.
Mobillrationol Hie Manclmrlan army
la now complete.
The Pouth has Just, been visited by
the greatest storm since 1872.
General KnnropatUn lias nrrlveil at
Mukden ami assumed command.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
.will leave a good stilus for tbo year.
The senate committee lias reportel n
bill to punish assassins of presidents.
The house committee has completed
Its report on t' e 1903 fair bill and
recommends 1475,000 be given for an
exhibit.
The Russian fleet at Tort Arthur
ni..i. a irlt. nut nf ih. imrtior to locate
the Jnpancso fleet, but could find no
trace of the enemy.
Ixmdon is horrified by the deeds of a
modern Bluebeard. Klght women are
known to bear his name and two of
them wero murdered.
Fire in Wail street caused much ex
i...n nn.l t. n tiniA tliii'attaned one
vi.j.nti. mi... . . ----
ol the largest commercial centers in the
world with destruction.
Russians are strongly fortifying the
country about .niung.
Japanese continue to rush forces from
Chlnampo to ring tang-
Floods following the gale In the vicin
ity of Chicago caused heavy property
losses.
China has been given new assurances
that Russia will disarm the gunboat
Mandjur.
Almost all of the Tanama troops have
been disbanded. Only one battalion is
now under the colors.
tv vhx destroved and
several persons' injured in a tornado
near fort sinitu, .rK.
1'nltP.t States Minister Dudley re
ports that bulwnic plague has broken
out in three pons in rem.
Senator Hanford declares that the
railroad lobby is back of the move to
repeal the present land laws.
The dowager enlpress of China has
rejected the proposals of generals to
make an open alliance wuu japan.
A report to the Corean government
shows that Russian troops began cross
ing into Corea four days before Japan
made ner nrst attacs on run .inuur.
Colorado military is again deporting
striking miners.
Xewell la anxious that irriggation
works De liegnn in uregon.
The house has again voted against an
investigation oi me poetoince, urjwn
ment.
Russia believes that Japan intends
to land a force in China on neutral
graund.
The public minister of France decides
that Colombia has no case in tne rana
na canal matter.
The Japanese have effectively block
aded Tort Arthur, sinking seven vessels
in the harbor entrance.
Rnssia denies that one of her war
vessels was blown up by coming in
contact with a floating mine.
Damaged Russian warships are said
to have been repaired with such haste
that tliey dare, not venture oui.
Russia has bought a wireless tele
graph system and will use it In connec
tion with the transportation o' troops
across Lake Baike).
The senate has passed the fndian ap
propriation bill carrying funds for the
Chemawa school and decides that
Alaskan students may enroll there.
Tha hntifu haft turned down the
amendment to give llrlstow less power.
The Japanese advance toward Ting
Yang is more rapid than the Russians
expected.
The trial of Senator Buiton, of Kan
as, on the chatge of selling his infill
ence, is begun.
The Northern Securities company has
man nnt o MriMilfl, aavlnc tb. (llrprtirfl
have decided to distribute the stock
and gives future plans.
T.nnn )w1Iavp fnreltm advisers
Corea are giving Russia Information
and recommends tneir removal.
The military funeral of the Duke of
Cambridge was the most impressive
since the Duke of Wellington died;
Governor Peabody declares Tellurite
county, Uolo,, to do in a state oi insur
rection and has ordered out troops.
E. E. Calvin Is said to be slated for
president of the O. R. & N. and A. L.
Mohler Is to get a high position with
the Union I'aclllc.
The Isthmian canal commission has
begun Its preliminary work.
The report that Port Arthur had fall
en into the hands-of the Japs was un
founded. Three attacks were made but
each time the enemy was repulsed.
Bristow declares that he did not
regard Beavers as an honest man.
Tim British house of commons had a
wnm 1a1ki ... nvnr tliA arimtfifllnn of
Chinese Into the Transvaal, but vote of
censure was ueieateu.
The second trial of Sirs. Botkin has
opened in San Francisco.
Baron De Rosen, ex-minister of Jap
an declares that the cabinet was
dragged into the war.
Henry Norman, a member of the
British parliament, declares that the
ponbtrol of China is the real Issue of
the Japanese Russian war.
on Indian
A JO PV""" T"
affairs, in reporting the Indian appro
priation bill, cut off the provision -for
Increasing the capacity of the Chema
wa school. This reduces the approprla
tlwi for tbat rhool 18,000.
TWO STA1IIS CROAT 111).
Moult Commutes Deckles lour Terr!
rltorlc Should tie Combined.
Washington, March 2 The states
of Oklahoma and Arii.ma arc created
In a bill which has Wen completed by
the Republican members of the sub
committee of the house committee on
territories. The Democratic ineimvr
of this comiiiitttu hao been placed in
possession of the bill, anil niter they
hae considered tl lor a lew nays a
meeting of the full subcommittee will
bo held. The two states mentioned
are comiKised of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, as "Oklahoma" and Arliona
and New Mexico as "Anions. I lie
admission of the latter two territories
is not delayed by any restriction of law,
but may bo effected as soon as a conven
tion can be called to form a slate con
stitution.
The bill provides, however, that
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
shall not he admitted as a state until
the year lttOtl. By this llnio all the
Indian lands will have been allotted.
The problem of providing proper reve
nue for schools, growing out oi tlie fact
that the Indian lands o( Oklahoma and
Indian teiritorv have been allotted in
severalty to the Indians under a law
which makes them non-taxable, has
been met by aij appropriation of 5,-
000,000 out of the treasury. This
money is to bo used to establish and
maintain schools. The principal of
this fund may bo used to the extent
necessary, the balance being placed in
deposit at 3 per cent to the credit of the
state for the maintenance of the school
established.
The state constitution to be formed
under the bill must contain an abund
ant prohibition of polygamy. Suffrage
cannot be restricted cxicpt for ignor
ance, imbecility, age and sex. This
will not permit woman suffrage if the
constitution to be adopted shall so pro
vide. Negro suffrage cannot bo re
stricted as such.
ANNOUNCES RUSSIA'S AIHS.
Czar Says War Must Establish tier Pre
dominance on Pacific.
St. Petersburg, March 29 The text
of tho emperor's message to Viceroy
AlexiefT notifying him of the appoint
ment of General Kouropatkin to the
command of the Russian troops in the
Fur East and Vice Admiral Makaroff to
the command of the fleet of Port Arth
ur, not only clearly derlnrs the latter'e
position, but speci8cally announces
Russia's aims. The message follows:
"The importance of the impending
struggle which is intended to finally
assure the predominating position of
Russia on the Pacific ocean, and fore
seeing that it will be necessary for you,
as my lieutenant, to transfer your resi
dence to a more central position, for
instance, Harbin or some other place of
your choice, I have found it expedient
to send to your assistance l.encral
Kouropatkin or the direction of tho
land forces witli the rights of army
commander and Vice Admiral Makaroff
for the direction of the sea forces, with
rights of fleet commander. I am con
vinced that the appointment of these
independent, responsible commanders
in chief will enable you, as my Hen
tenant, to discharge the ditlicult and
historic task which has fallen to your
lot."
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
Chicago
FLEETS TO UNITE) IN FALL.
Russia Will Completely Overhaul One
Squadron In the Meantime.
Paris, March 29. A St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Petite Parisienne
reports an interview with a high officer
of the Russian navy regarding the de
parture, of the Baltic squadron for, the
Far East. The fleet of Admiral Wire
nius will, this officer says, be recalled
and thoroughly overhauled. He adds
that the united squadrons cannot leave
before the end of September, when the
sectional torpedo boats which are to be
sent to Port Arthur will be ready.
This will give the Russians a decided
superiority and the war, the officer ne
serts, will be brought to a speedy close.
The correspondent's informant declares
that the cruiser Dmitri Dorskoi, on ac
count of its slowness, will remain at
home.
A crisis in the tea trade, adds the
correspondent, has been caused by
merchants, who announce that a 10 per
cent advance in price will be made to
day.
Qrtat Barley Shipment for Japan.
San Franclscso, March 29. One
thousand tons of barley' for the Japan
ese government is to lie carried by the
steamer Coptic, sailing on April 2, for
the Asiatic coast. This is part of a
large shipment ordered some months
ago before hostilities began with lius
sia. Several hundred tons of the bar
ley were sent out on tho Siberia, but
the bulk of it is togo on the Coptic,
and the disability of most of tho Him
sian warships on the coast of Asia
niakea it almost certain that the grain
will reach Yokohama In safety.
Vladivostok Sale Against War Prices.
Vladivostok, March 29. Supplies of
provisions on hand assure the sale of
food at peace prices during the sum
mer, even though the operations of the
Japanese, and the overflowing of tho
rivers may cause dlllicnlty In transpor
tation, followed by an increase in the
price of a few articles. Tho Coreans
laid up a store of cabbages, onions and
cucumbers for the winter, but these
were not used and are now sold cheap.
i lie attempts oi minor dealers to raise
prices were followed by repressive mili
tary measures.
Japanese Delay Advance.
I.iao Yangg, Manchuria .March 29
General Mishtchenko has been In
formed that the Japanese have siis
nended their advance on tho Ping Yun.
Anju line. Three thousand Japanese
troops aro stationed at Anju and 1,000
at rak Ulilen, while W Japanese war
ships and transports are anchored at
Chennampo. According to Russian ad
vices, the object of the Japanese is to
turn the Russian's flank, and are await
ing the concentration of their army.
For Rivers and Harbors.
Washington, March 29. Tho houso
committee on rivers and harbors today
decided to report a bill this week carry
ing an appropriation aggregating 13.-
000,000 to carry on existing river and
harbor improvement contracts. No
new surveys will be authorized.
Salem -One more .law In,. c ' nUt '
found in the tax exemption act passed busliiMs ni
:UW IN LXUVi.'TION LAW. I 11UTTI1K LUMBUR BATH WANTED.
rui-.v ... ..
Cottage (IroM A mmnm '"
in in ...
HI llliriKWl
by the legislature at Its special session. I o( ji,,!,,,. nm rffrctlng organlM-
While there Is no uncertainty to me (lol, wt, t, object oi irj"
Jnteut of the fnimer of the bill, the a belle. '!r'' 'l iu!w
uunctuatlon leaves oiHHirtunlty for So.it licrn 1 VI.U . 1 .
question whether there Is any limit tl, llt ln, v,.y and If a MU r rale can-
the value of household goods mat may IU)t obtained many u me ""
be claimed as exempt. The doubt K. forced out o( business.
A coniliill.ee rr"""' ,
(Mill vHK
and SubuiM -'P1 b
i.,.. Wind Mrm.
ero storm. J . " ,.,,,,
many yen. ! -' ' " ,uU Im ,
utiiiii.- I,. I., ii. uieni
bllsllW'IM Mlttlllll "I p
soiitlica-tofChlc.., ,,XVr
1- .l,.t.. KAt 'HI
a or) K'""" ,
18
arises from the use of the semi-colon
Instead of a comma.
Representative Shelley,
ol IjU'C
county, lather oi tne uiu, w
....itiii.rttmi tvitn in leuani ion,
some line ol procedure and after murh
dlKMlsslon the meeting adjoiirur.! to
,! aKKln Tuesday night. II the tw
oiiiuieiidatlons of the cmmiltee i
i .ill u..Miiirii iireirou l
li in leiiani ion, " -.i.,.,,..! .,ti v
pliinl that it was his intention that .no . ,lo ,,H imttl,r question
limitation on the exemption sliouiu ap-1
ply to all the Items of property ' I r-Rechln lrrltloa Rules.
eratcd. In other words, that the JW Pj4l(.m xht proposed irrigation lutes
exemption might be made up from any , rm,lllly mullmilltcd to the
or all the Hems mentioned. The quca-1 j , , ,,n,ri)Val ate de
tlon Is whether this Intention can . to npply to all the Irrigation
ascertained from the language used. .,,..., ti. mwhuten cuuutry.
Subdivisions, of the act ol the 'I7" j TluJ rulo-WPt, , ,,w.l by Inith the
ial session of 1003, provides that o . , , j ,H)Brr ,,.
hall w exempt , . T(W sl(le ,rrKatloii
following property
from taxation:
"The following property,
if own.nl ctiieu-jny
The former c.ititiiy h'
- ..1.. .1 .i. iii..i itiitti, itiiitiliiiiinent
l.v )uiiiuliiililpr and in actual um or, , .... ,,,... ,rimitlim
kept for use, by and or his or her lm, ttc,,uir,Hl olher intrmt
ilyj household gcvxls. f.irnl lire and . , ' ,- , , , s00l000 a.-rrl
Ull'llClli!) V v" -
and the tools. Implements, apMtratus,
team, vehicle, harness or library neces
sary to enable any person to carry on
his trade, occupation or profession by
which sutli jHison earns his or her liv
ing to the amount ol three iiuniircu
I of arid land. The Three Sisters com
i jwiiy has a tuel ol 2;,0XH) arrtw.
Orand Ronde I'rult Outlook.
Iji tlrande Juddtieet, horticulturist
commissioner for the Eastern Oregon
. 1 . .1. .a I lll-la .lal,,ii I ml II111 I Ml 1 1 tinWIHl, !
($300) dollars, the articles to 00 sei """ t ;
ed by such householder; provid.il, for this district aie excellent for alt va-
however, that when the assessed valua- iletles, and that the weather conditio ,
tlon of the iersonal projK-rty bIh.vo have been veiy favorable for Irutl.
" . . 1 .. ... 11. ..1.11.... 1.... iw.i. Lmif lirti-L in an ex-
cuuniei-ii Diii.ii .iiiui.. - , tJ,i,
.1 1 1 1 ,irwu thru txiit nn account of the cool weather,
iiirew iiuu'nw iTui ----- . , .
only such amount as the total of such and the trees are considered K-)Mid .he
prowrtty herein ennmreated shall I dang.-r line as lar as frost or ruling
exempt from taxation." concerned. Mr. lieer look, forward to
The supreme court ol tills shite has one of the most productive s.-aon in
several times decided that punctuation ) tho fruit line that this valley has evrt
marks arc not controlling in construing known
an act for the purpose of ascertaining
its meaning. In the port of Portland
case, decided last July, the supreme
court changed tho location of punrtua
Will Aeiln Pool Clip.
Salem Satisfied with the result of
the iwl of their clip hut year, Marion
tion marks in order to arrlte at the -.,... uoiilcnmr r will form a pool
meaning of the legislature. Hut in tfn t,i- , ,ir and call fur bids for
that case the court found that the ,,er , ., t. President A. t. Wain
meaning was otherwise clear. It is not ,aVs that sl.eep began the winter In
certain that the language of theexemp-' letter oimliliun than usual and hate
tlon act shows that the punctuation C(imo through In excellent rendition.
was erioneous. The nimntiiy of wool will be about the
tame as last year, but he believes it
will le liner and of Utter quality.
A bout shearing time he will call a
meeting of the Woolgrowcrs" association.
NO DEMAND FOR PRUNES.
Eastern Market Has Been Supplied at
Very Low Figure.
Salem "The prune situation in the
East didn't look good to me," said
Bruce Cunningham upon his return
from a recent trip to Iowa. Mr. Cunn
ingham is a well-known prune grower
of the Liberty neighborhood. After
waiting all winter for an opportunity
to sell his crop at what he considered a
fair price, he took a carload of fiuit
back to Iowa to sell it there himself.
"The prune market doesn't look good
and I don't see any reason to believe
that it will improve any this season,'
he continued in answer to inquiries.
"The fart is that the trade is already
supplied. Everywhere I went I found
that dealers have all the prunes they
want and most of it was bought at
pretty low prices. I found a jobber
supplied with Oregon prunes that he
bought from an Oregon firm at K
cents in 25 pound boxes. Thewj prunes
he will sell to the retail dealer at &H
to 0 cents and the ictailcrs will sell
them to consumers at 8K cents, or
three jounds for a quarter.
"How did the Jobber get them so
chcapT That beats me; but he had
them, and others bought at the same
Azure. I learned that early in tho sea
son as long as last July, jobbers were
selling Oregon and California prunes.
Dealers bought early and when they
had all they wanted they stopped buy
ing. That is the condition that exists
the market has been supplied and no
more are wanted. It looks to rue as
though we will have a considerable
quantity of carry over stock to sell in
competition with 1904 prunes."
Sheep Losing Their Fleece.
Kcho Sheep shearing is now in full
swing in the Kcho country, and almost
every ablebodied man In the neighbor
hood is making arrangements to join
some crew and go to clipping wool.
Tho price as established here for shear
ing is 8 cents where the crew board
themselves and 7 cents with board.
Tho latter arrangement prevails here
this year. Ah this is a forward spring
in the t'matilla valley, shceji shearing
will have to bo rushed to get it out of
tho way before haying begins, which is
.ast approaching.
Favorable Report or Rural Route.
Oregon City K. ( Clement, pcial
inspector for the government fur rural
free delivery moil routes, has inijvctrd
and favorably repotted on a third route
to lie oeratrd from the Oregon City
postofllce. Tho route was Inspected
after a largely signed petition having
been forwarded to the government au
thorities asking that the route be estab
lished. The new route will dlfroN
with Iloaver Creek, Scheul!, Carua
and Needy postoirices.
ReilOt Trom Fair Board.
Salem 0. A. Westgate, of Albany,
uas tendered to the governor hia resin
nation ai a memW of the stale fair
board. No reason was giten for the
resignation. Tho resignation ol West-
gate makes the fourth clionne in tho
personnel of the hoard in tho last few
months, ami hut one exjieriencnl mem
ber remains.
,1 and
ion.es. TheniiuiU'r o I- d. V
Indian l.a,lr I ' flX
l".,,.o.y frame bulldlns
""u '.iainmoiid, I..d.. .'''' '
,e dciulUeiet
were Injured. Im.
One end ..(the Urge pli.l of . . '
:b.l.ro..ASIelc.,.,.,yw,blo
down. ca.Hi.ig l ' ,5'X ... .
number ol business house, weie.un
To the north of the.Uy llw.l-""
wa.al.oseere. much dam.rn -
been done In the aulnitU ul hvanefHi.
Itogera Talk and TlHimtm.
An cicecdlmly heavy fall of '!
..il ilia Bfnfttl.
1 i.. .... ... . durlllm; was
III IIIIIIIIH"! . - -
I blown into a sl.wic .pwrry and rwlueed
1 in Limlllmr tt.wl. 'e man wa. fata"
hutt and several mer "-"-
vetrly injured.
CHINA MILS II.
Il.tlu.lpo Ast Will t apir on the .h
ol Neil Pnemt'er.
u-,. i.i....., Mated Jtt The itate
Uriwrtinent h. rceirrd tuimal nulice
1 i-l.li, . i-nteriillielit denounc
ing the I'lilisf" etc lusloti treaty, s-j lhl
contenti-m l'l eip.'e """' "'""
1? ..-.1 .ml-M ip.ilartol br anolhrr
i"f,itv he that dale t'nder ita lerma
ill monlhl before the riplrati.m ol a
ion rut fruin jVcrmlvr ST,
Sm, if elllur power I dlfMtlillnt
with tlw treaty. It i rwuliel to de
nounce It. This 1. the action which
el. in. l, tiVm. in initeof the strneg
r.t tBoita to th oiotrary "t the part
f iim Main iliirlBieni. nan iiif
.,tiM nnt ti, M.rvMt. tbtrratv would
have continued in fores for another
term of ten jara fr-m IWritibcr J7,
torn.
Tl, .tirlnuinl Ixilntnl out to the
l'elln aalhofltlea llirtMigh Mr Cwger
that It M iry pronawe tiiai, lar
frum tvttetine ttw c, ndlllixi" relating
to the admixb of t'lilneew Into the
Pnited Htalw, any new treaty wonld
Ji ol applntal by the ar-fwle. The
t hlnersi wotlld thus Im eilMwl, In the
alciK of the heltrrlng ttm.y, t the
full t Ijnr nf lb, (iearv and Helm taw.
and the eiclutbxi wnuld l" murh more
cimllp than at riwnt.
I Ina ... p It. tfaattf lit l Imn ill.-
nouiife.1, there 1. nothing to do but to
prorml with a lot niulatlnn nl a new
IrMl, Mrlilli Iim alriftilv lrl inllll.
ed In a way, althotigh with little hoe
01 aoiiaiuiiai approval.
IIIUtMlARTi:R5 AT PANAMA.
Cattle Sold lor Nome.
r.ctio 11. .v htanlleld has sold to
Mr. Cox, agent for the Pacific cold stor
age comjiany, ol Tacoma, four carloads
of his heaviest beef steers. Thee rat.
tie will lemain here until April 15 and
ato destined for Nome.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Legging Operations Held Up.
Kugene tagging ojicratlons on the
streams east of hero aro stilt wulting
apj.aieutly for chango of weather or for
developments in the lumber trade.
The largo drive of logs in the river at
the mouth of Lost creek, which the
Hill llros. have gotten out on contract
lor tne isooin-Kelly lumber company.
still remains Intact. Thoro uro about
u.uuu.uuu feet in this lot. No log.
ging of consequence is now being
done on tho Mohawk, the Coburg
mill being supplied by the lie-Kenzle.
Not Much Illegal Flihlng.
Astoria So far as can be ascertain,!
there Is very little if any Illegal fishing
being done on the Columbia i 11,.
present time, and the closed season is
being observed more closely than -
several years. Deputy Fish Commis.
loner Ilurton, of WashlnBton. win.
Deputy F. D. Lipnincott. of the. Poi
sound district, aro patrolling the river,
but tho Oregon ofllcera am nnt nut
although they aro watching tho shore
to see mat no usn are delivered.
Sowing Beet Seed at Eche.
Wheat Walla Walla, "5c: hluestem.
HOc; valley, 81c.
Ilarley Feed. J21822 tier Inn :hw.
ing, $22 60; rolled, 1249 28.
Flour Valley, 3.003.tl5 jwr bar
rel; hard wheat straights, 14(84.20;
clears, 3.H5!34i hard wheat patents,
4.404.60; graham, t3.50g:i.00; rte
ll'JUI, f I.UUVSt.LlU,
Oatfi No I wliite. II . 1 f)ut2 1 'JO iirtiv
ti ina 1 ir . " '
AlillMtuflM lirnn, f 18 Q K.r .rm.
nl.l.lll.. All, KT.I., . . .. '
.iiiii.iiuiKF, .ou; snorts, flllts
tnop, finj llll-CHil, dnlry food, ( JO
iiy iimntiiy, iosil) pr toil'
cloter, tlOSll; grain, I11C12; cheat,
1112.
Vegelablwi Turnips, HOc pr sack
carrots, 80c; liects, 1 ; parsni.s, l
iciiuco, nraii, 'J5
i.Cil.'?' l",r,,)'. 28c; tomatws,
1.60Q1 75percrato: caiillllnu,.. 7k..
1 perdos; celery, OBQHOc; squah
2c per lb; cucumbers, l.782.25 jer
v..., ucaiuKun, i-,.-; jH-as, ue per b:
,,, ii.0W i)(1(lvers
.x.ou jier sack.
Honey 133.50 i)er case.
uwioert i nncy, uuctSf 1 per cental
.,TODl, uolv jioiatoes,
por lb; sweets, Be per lb.
Fruits Apples, fancy, Baldwins and
Bpltzcnbcrga, tl.502.25 txjr box-
Kggs Oregon ranch. Hike.
Ilutter Hncet cream butler, 30c per
lb; fancy creamery, 25S27iJc; choice
creamerv. nQ,9i. ,t... .. , .
nominal. 1
Butter Fat Sweet cream. 9HU?,..
sour cream, 20)iJc. '
Poultry Chick, ns, mixed,
Canal Commlnlon Settle Two Import,
a at Points.
Washington, March 26 Two Im
Mirtanl joints bate Is-n ilevrloi.! In
ci nnwtion with the work ol Ihe iith
mlan canal commission. Om i. that
the headquarters of the rnmmtttloa
jiroUbly will be nn the lithmua of
Panama Instead ol at Wanhlnuton.
although an olllcn will ,rtUbly be
maintained here. The other polht ia
that a part of Ihe tluin o' at Irani the
of the coinmlHioners will im detotetl to
their private Interest..
Admiral Walker, the chairman ol
the commission, ami (ienrral !rl, the
army menilxr of the Isaly, will drvnte
their entire time to the ranal wntk.
legislation now (vending before, con
giess provide, for the anointment of i
governor of the American tonn on Ihn
isthmus. II It ahoiild Iw enactc-I Into
law, it is quite prubublo that tho pieal
ucui ioj ii-iiKuaus iieuerai navis aa
the goternor of the canal strip.
MONEY TO CANAL
Till!
I.AILIIS I'ROJCCT
UKV CIVIL MLb.
IS IN SDN-
5ho.
lhat Con.
CuHllauIng
Will ltr4u
aounl la IIOIMH-"
..... AJerl. '
af - - ' -,......
I - ena.r
Amendmiat M.kl-I ArP'T"-"" "
Ijou.otiu.
.. . MU TI.H alltLitttf
Wa.hlliglo". Jla.cn "
JA,' "IIVWc,,
Admiral Tugb-a I;
Hi
sill. II ...
-u,l .... "1 I
IVlrmbuiu
"'-J
'if,
V Mar. I,
.11.. L 1.u , .
Atlliur, lrgiiii,i,i(
loriMln lui. ... i .
Ut.lllieli. br Utu,,!,,.
h.,1 ,.l. i, . . "
- ' lllllalJ u
Tht rl.iiMiti.. '1
aau rruaidlnu n.. .... . 1
- - -..a Ut
tenirh tho imblu ,,, lnH's
All liiloru,.!!.,,. .i . tl
tii j
" " r. r . .....H..U..I nn.! for ami,.,, , ,
ital SnWhMW'"' Th. I'."" Ulr ... ...... I,M
bat ..r-ry appropilall." (r wr. Jf out at.,., w.,,,,
beiralter I made annually I" tl'" ! . V n" afl
K C I bill. ....erandh.-l... bill ' ;''",'"'';';
' ifotiuiiatrly. .he bill no .. . rui-,. ,, r, . j
, U m lor crying at lit. ' '"' -
r'"r""" . . ' . ..... n - rl.Ka 111. ... h. il.. i ... . BlH
mendiiieril .p-.o''l H '".'V-r" 'I U.I.. ... . ".. . , "
piojrrt I,wt' i"T w ""-" - - "- 'I tfSB
WIIUMtetle lwlo l-oUiawi. an in- . I ' ' '" '
l..r Tim i.i -iia.o.i- ,H
imii
sen
a
thl
ml
r.Miiliie th aiii.i.H'fMii.w
Ji.ll.a canal l at Isa.l IJW.ws:..
The etiwlry cull bill earrie. ?n.u
lor nnt "I len.rtaiy quattria lur lite
IS.tllaiul it..flk awl h- lies ewtiK, '"';
ltiH).0O0dditl.alf..r tl He-ttli. rtib- - ;'.,
... ........ i .. iiiiikmi t.i rtMtiH.rnro miamai r -e. . I i.l.
roliiliurtliwi d thejblle iHllldlHg .1
H.u.lH. 1 10.000 tor the Tacoma imiwi- ri-" " -'.
.'. l . . I - ........ a Ml. 1 1 Mi. lakf, a 1
I...- . ... i i iiiH .iipM.nnm. -
"K. . ..I.
1,V- lv'. .tla.k
iiawaii i.h nu i cwtHMim.
the Mill ,-rti, .!
. Ihl II. m i.i,. i .... .
Vlr. A.I...I..I MalaiOiJ,"
ami mat a tiaai r ,r i x, .
Ijilrt a.i.iir. .u tahol
III. .dinlral lia.) 1. 1 '
.H.Man.lu.ua
All) 1u o ln
Tka
llmta C.nmlllie tm,l
ApprtpMalWa al l!
Waahlhgt. . Mn h
lute for lb. f at. !,. a
bill, rarrli j an 'efiv .
Um of 14. r is-, . ,u,
ltr. by tbr ! m
olllone, ir,t . fe a -ft.
Tb prl. it 1 i'
OVO lot a t ... a i, 1 1 f.
log folrtlrr at. I t f, ,s ,
JSU.gUD In. ( ,f.i aM
wltkli will in, . n: jl
AmeiU-an Trade With
telfllsl.
W..bii..-tmi. Mairb 11. 1'otnHi.re.
of the I'liltwl HUIm lh ' "..
UauiMit territory a.i. atwMl
IH.tHHI.OtW m.Hith, awl II le appr.
nit that fur tho full Atcwl ihi II will
aggiegato aruundllOO.OaO.OOO In lb
trrm '-ntHwemtignooa territory" us In
rlu.lr.lAlaaka.ttHi lUwatlaN UlaN.U, '
the l'lilll'pllH liUnd.. (loam, Tululla '
atnl Porta Klra. Hss-orde "I their hl '
menta to the twrta of the foltt.1 HIaIm
ant of il.hiinnti (r.ii l be varlutia
ih -'' -7 i iraula. iiii! ,,, ,'
nlesl by th uVj-arlrmril uf ruit.itH.trs. ..Im. Alaaka I... a .
and htbur, thluii(h ... bor.au of atatl rl,biu an I I." i
Ir, elblblt
The. rrc.f.l. .bow tint llw ship. Tl. 1,111 .....,!,.. ... . ,
rnmi. mis. iw i mi ".. m IL awt.r. ini.nl lnJ
Hawaii, iwm sett, in. I (..up .im. MIB . .(,, ,.,,,,.,.,.-!
wuam ami imuna af..gair.i in ww U, ,M,ur an I f . ( ,.
. .. . i. t , . . , i .......... T a
rtril ,.i.i hi. pulling hi.h rfni4BiT, Hlvl., r.ai.fk, . 1 1 a .m.
.0.11 . n. 1. .1 1 1
IM.. .... ,ftM11MI, ... 1 ..,,
mercbatvtlix' twelml fmar. tbetti In .1.. ,,,. ,,,,..11 ,, i,t .n
the sant. rtt. iwarly Ill.tWO.OOO. ,ui,orlly la g-aie ' f, , l;,
II ill int. I. nwni inr eusi im....iei r. AH rMMl .1,1 ,t,,'l,a . !t i
frlp.l lr.,l Alalia, llin kihihI total t.f rn,(
wir eoR.ni.ref. with th. Ivrrltor In . .......... t. ....
uealloei fur IIh k-.mi ttiotilha rod I li .... .... ... ,
"1.1 . ........ . -.
...1. j.oo.i, iw ani'HiHi in rwariy 1, h M ,rlrlT, e ki
W,MW,oog, whirl, malr. It .Hlf a, Humlay cl.-lng
parent that lor th. tWal tear rrnl Ing n. y,.i. .t"..i
with Jniw neit, Hi. total will U ,t,.,,ut tn .fi 11
.....y 1 iiw,ssiiuui, ,M, .
wi in. ani iHirnta to inrte noeinm- , mni,r. ...riii,.
ttugoua lerrllnrlr., Ihe large-at total lor lfnhaitt. 1U
! soted BMWW.s llfMlrr ot.nlilTlallon la 1..-1.1 i....n 'al
... 11 1 is nt ...... .. ....... .
tie rm-rcrtamiia. ami 01 lorrign iui
el.an.lla., I62.H77.
I'AVOUs TWO LAM) IH3IHICT.1.
favor of tli. Iwn xv
Ulan, Ih.re Is kkI wiOI
th.y will Inrrraro tbo
1 th. 7M,000 aalr.1 I r
I
T.tki
War r.ndi are ioH
Mar b Hi -T'-l
191a
13c per ound; sr!ng, small, 10J7C.
hens, 13l4o-. turkeva. II
dressed, 1820c; gcoso, live. 8c;
ducks, t80 per doz. '
Cheese Full cream, twins, 12QI3C
Young America, 14lBo.
Jksef Drcssod, B7M!c jier pound.
Miiltoii-DrcBscd, fi7c; lambs, 8C.
Veal Dressed, 78c.
Poik Dressed, 77tfc.
i.opa uiioice, 26c
Kcho-A large lot of sutar bs.t ' J,: ... u"",co' i00 Per pound
has been received here and planters are Wool - Valley, nraigo, .-i
busily engaged in preparing theground. Oregon, 1216c7,oImi7, 3235c.
Pear Sleie by J.pa.
V..,I1.,.....U t. .. .1.
. iH-.i.tinioK, .iib.l-i. .). . line, trie)
situation here remaiiia qulei it in not
eix t.-.i that Vladivostok wllleontlrue
.0 I miieli longer freo from the vlr.
Otis ojicratlniia ol Ihe Jajtanese. In an.
tlcljiatlon of the appearance ol the en
emy, and of a posmblo siege, a ladles'
circle has been formed, which alls six
hours dally at the ministry of marine,
lirejiarlng bandages ol linen for sick rob
diets and sailors. Must of the Women
In Vladivostok Isdong l t, crcB
including the re.rweiitatlves of the
rlstncrary.
Puitla lluja Herman flhlps.
Iltimbiirg, March 2(1. A prlval,. .lis
taUh rexelvo here says t, m,urg
Amerhan steamship ,-t,mwy has sold
the slenmer Fuerst Illsmark to ltussla
and that tbo .w.ui,.i,i.i. ....... .'
... ...... .iviitt .or wio sail.
of the steamer Kaiser 1'redrlcli, ,ev.
...... ......n-i, a now com. etw .
In spite 0 th. enlalnl the In'IIllmr '
llmsei, Ha aj n.10rl1 ,
of (.crman liners to ltussla, tho Ham.
burir corr.iH.ionib.il. ,.r .1... t n... .
ts ,.,at thv r
sold lmc" "llV0 'finally un
Impress Satisfaction at Ills Death.
Washlnolnri ktti-.i. .1.1 1.
Talt nd the o.licia.T-.Tn.3:
. . u . ;. ' "ck.ii "I Ma.
carlo Hakay the so called president of
he Phil ,,,,lnU rei-ubllc. Hakay wc, red
tlu nll.ny llfa-kpln.
.nation ami fled to the moimtnini witl.
11 small form nl U...1...1 ........
. , " -. wi n urils, and
pedltioiiB, mm unprotected .
American Consul doing to poltf
Iindon. Marebyn a '.
of tho Time, at WmnghaTr.Tlfed
States Consul Di,i.H ...... J" u ll,.e'1
t. 7 . . . "... atari for
Is post at Anlung neit week, and that
he has arranged with the J.pa'1
naval authorities to assist his vessel To
reach Its destination " vessel to
lat.rlof Department Oleta Ita Approval
to Alaikaa DHL
a.rmiei.i, jiarrii iih IHlrri- ..i..,,i . ,i.i,.. .1...1,
or .lprtm.i.t la heartily In favor of lb. , of ,,,,, ,u e .
r.raitofl 01 in. two laiMi uiairicia in ...1 .., n,.i
Aiaa win. iiM.Kiuaitera al ."..imp ii...... ,.1 .... .
T, . , I .... ihiuih.ih "i --
The parage of a bill foi thla .titH. nmilir J,y ilie ric , -n
.. ..yrrr.n.ry niiriir.T ..ttiir that they are 11
and by louinilsaluner Ultbarda. of Ihn ' ... i,i, .1,. ,..,,, 1
general laivil omrr, their lec.Hntn.lxla- ,BVrtiue newlnl fm the o".
uon i ng t,.,i nwwi a rrtn.rt made by wi, xhi romprorr Mac i
jameajYi. witl.n. after an liiteallgallon Ul , .Ui
... ...meoiiKii... ,n Alaska. Th. .le- ,,rornw, ,m l and alll r
rtm.n Ull.vea that Now. la th. Uom 1P ,, IlM ,
proper irraiion tor a laml oilier. In 0,.K-on, and th.
Norttmin Alaaka, aa It la apparently a tiVrly lie tdssnl without 1 1
.,. ...,,, , rniirr 01 an vo1 total aliinin
active mining district. In.trad of plac , .)K)llt J,Co
ng in a otllr. In rhaig. of regular ui.l thai th Mil aa flrii,
.ami ..nicer, the bill lw,llg In rn- ,,r0,,e tbatth. .nrre.-!
,, , , " ''"' maranai n.r t.e Pvltd tor on. year ar
the clerk of th. r.mrt as receiver of the ,
Siitnaa la. a.. I ...til
" v 'JT:r.. . . V.nk.. D.H.I CW-
Tho.a With Pood Can l.y. I 4n Ft.clco. Mstck J'
. .. . . ' .f .I.m ..jiam.r I AMI,
nt. retrrsliurg, March 2H l'ris-la- .1 i
aiua
iir.iriH. .....iiniK. ... .. UI...,1
who I, In command at Vladlvoalok . have ,n "V ",,.,, . '181
iH-en nolvsl at hi lvt,.r..,lr(. Thr P'" ' " 'JSI
rg the Vladivostok to rc Cb; 1,;r'.,;'rn, l,." VKl
.i.aln. but add that only those will .1- '"'" ' ?,
lowed U. stay who have 2 ihiu.i.Is of "r,,,t"',, lo ,.e.llVn'fc
mr and 10K ,,, h'ui kw eat '' C r"!TVJU.i? A-'ffl
enough to la.t eixht month,. All Cl.b 'n.v III
nese and (.....,. .1 i.V... ... .1 At Issl arr.mlits he w " J3S
rn w lllui.it
cupalloii hat. In-en .n.lerisl In depart
,IMm" "(. start tintruu and alarming
M '"""... c.Hirtiiiarllalwl. Unit,
Ing Is strictly .rohlhll.
Hatll. la Near.
Ht. Petersburg, March 28 Tho Hist
iiitlmath.ii from Itusalau sources that a
i-attie ltM.ii th Itiisslans mid Ja.-
...so in iorc.1 is oxtwM ll(lry t,
..... ...7 OI , , rlVl,r ht
dlspaleli from (lenerul I.lnovltcli, In
commaml ... ,. ,( .
JuJ., AiconlliiK to fienurMl I,li.o-
.... . 1.1 '"" ""'l 1), DO ) Jill
n Z;? ".,ll!lr"y' aro 4
miles southeast nl WIJ11,
Agree on Macedonian Reform.
Win. bin t 1 ....
tbo i .. """ rtn-mdli.g tu
der 1 , , " tt('n,,1,"ll'' Kdr.,,l.. .....
I at I w I o??T- " ' lM,l'vcd
win wh .1 I b,.,?n ,M,,nro 1,10 ro
ilitd hv I. 'r M,"'''''ft l recog.
Austria at U T'1'0'0" of Ml ll
A l la at their meellng at M.ior.ted
Hi 1. 7 . AmonK ln uilans.
, Ht. I e ersburg. Mar,,!, j!H.n 1
7i.: no "Ickncss amono
.... .1.1. ..1. mmlioar
oiinlmat ninl a riulKrHj ll
flag passtxl out of the 'h,r
Mabel Threateol ,
Bhanghai, March U -M
tlnil of the rebel Irailor. lj
head nl 1 .00(1 opium "fn"
ly detached from Chlnt
Cluing King, province
says he has .10 inw--........
... ..... .u.insie of
tr.iuiiit. ......' ..j
... l.i... I...I l-illii Jrl
ura.Ilrulii tho false, forrif"
.111 .aiu.1 in ono men.
western ocean and ifJ
.....Inn fOQ'l
thin religion 01 s-
proclamation csj.efU";1
lloina.i Catholics.
Kusata to He'i. Bl7j
Paris, March it-'".
Purls ci)rifsiondent
says It is rm .. ,u
11.;.,.. that Canuiln II lwH
Ivnalok sdiiadron-hii"
... '.. . ...t,iln eon1'
nvertaao v ,1 ,
rlflo tho liftlllel.il' ' '
bought from. ( i.i " "'fa
with llie... to ' :.m
slnn gonitrnl stall, rf
1.... la.ianeso tOT'
........m. " . .
Coreit does not mccw
.r. I
KUSSiana r... - j
slatisare conllnulng ffitMM
ataris are coin...-. t 1
prospective slcgo " ((,
nulling rao i""
that point.
mmmttim
' iiunsian irnnn.