Lane County leader., November 20, 1903, Image 2

W O RD S OF JE S U S .
LANE COUNTY LEADER
P R O T E S T IS F IL E D .
I C olom bia
I
h o ld s T h a t A m erica
E i l i t l a i T r e a t ie s .
V io la te d
OREGON NEWS OF INTEREST
U nknow n S a y in g s B u ried S in c e
D. D isco v ered In E g y p t.
200
A.
STRIKERS®!
London, Nov. 17.— Many hitherto End of Street Car W
unknown sayings of Jesus Christ have
London, Nov. 18.—The Colombian
Chicago Not in 5 ^
been discovered in Egypt by archeolo­
authorities liave cabled to London a
CO TTAG E GROVE .. .OREGON.
gists, who have dug up papyri buried
long protest against the Cnited States'
S L O W M A R K BT FO R ST O C K .
OREGON IRRIGATION CON VEN TION
since the second century, 100 miles
t l T P P t T * C- r c
action toward l*anania, in which thej
south of Cairo. I>r. Bernurd 1’. Greti- BOTH SIDES CLAIM A LITTLE
\A/ h H K
X 111 l| |\]|T X allege t h e ‘‘main resjKMisibility for the
S e lle rs an d B u > c r a a r e a t V a ria n ce In
"
X- “ A X c / X / V / X i l V J w r secession of Panama lies with the S ec o n d S e s s io n . Held a t P e n d le to n , Full
fel, who has been engaged in Egyptian
h e p p n e r N eigh borh ood.
o l E n th u s ia s m .
| United States government, firstly, by
excavations since 1894, at the general P oller F o ice Is to Be Inert«,, .
Heppner—The livestock industry meeting of the Egypt exploration fund
G e n e ra l R eview o f Im p o rta n t H appenin gs fomenting
the separatist spirit, of
_________
Pendleton—"Interest In Irrigation
H u n d re d M e n and Scretr, p i " I
o f th e P a s t W e e k In B r ie f and
which there seems to be clear evidence; ¡ has lnereased the biblical ten-fold here, while not suffering, does not here yesterday gave the following de­
U rlp m c n F ro m FI, In,
present
a very encouraging outlook.
C o m p re h e n siv e F o rm .
secondly, by hastily acknowledging the during the past year,” said President
Between cattle and sheep the condi­ tails:
independence of the revolted province;
Accompanied
by
Dr.
Hunt,
Dr.
tions are about a stand-otf. Owing
and, finally, by preventing the Colom- A. H. Devers concerning the session to the ex trem e backward demand and Grenfel found a rich Ptolemaic necrop­
Chicago, Nov. 1 8 . - Kn
Tbe cruiser Albany has been sent to bian government from using proper of the second annual convention of scarcity of buyers, which are usually olis at E l Hibeh. The hulk of the the successful operation of »
the
Oregon
State
Irrigation
Assoc.a
O
means to repress the rebellion.”
plentiful at this time of year, very documents from the one mound con­ service on the Wentworth
The cable message goes on to say that tion
sisted of a collection of sayings of today, the manageent ol the «
“We had an enthusiastic meeting few transactions are reported.
Great Britain will send an expedition
While a few sheep sales have oc­ Jesus. They are all introduced with t ity railway announced tonivhi *
President Marroquin has energetically in Portland a year ago, but we had a
to make Thibet respect trade treaties.
protested to the United States, and determined meeting here this year." curred, the business has been con­ the words, “ Jesus sa ith ,” and for the an effort would be made mad.
Pour men, while blasting stumps wishes that his protest should be known
Delegates to the number of about fined principally to local people. Out­ most part are new. The ends of the to resume traffic on the CotuJ7
s e a r Columbus, Ohio, were blown to throughout the civilized world. The 150 were here from all over the state. side buyers and owners have not been
lines, unfortunately, are often obliter­ avenue cable line. The intenUonu
pie
president contends that the United Ontario sent a delegation of 25 mem able to agree on prices. Owners are ated. Apparently all the sayings were start trains early in the tunroi£
determined in holding for $1.50 per
bers
for
the
purpose
of
capturing
the
Japanese are becoming bitter toward !
»>a8 infringed article 35 of the
.
badges head for lambs and $2 per head for addressed to St. Thomas. One of the unless too much opposition iim„
Great Britain on account of alleged un- ,rt*aty of 1848, which, he asserts, im* 1904 COTve^loa. They wore bi
the service will be gradually
yearling wethers. Farther in the in­ most remarkable is:
faithfulness in Manchuria
plies the duty on the part of the L nited inscribed. Ontario. 1904.
The con terior. in Grant and Wheeler counties,
’ “
“ Let not him that seeketh cease later in the day.
faithfulness ,n Manchuria.
,
^ ^
, n maintaining ' vention hall was crowded and every
where shipping facilities are not so from his search until he finds, and
Five hundred policemen
France has instructed heramlxtssador her sovereignty over the isthmus, and l speech ^brought
President Devers, in bis opening ad good, the conditions are even worse when he finds lie shall wonder; won­ added tomorrow to the number > 1 »
at Washinhgton to receive the minister
|(lH that the “ Colombian government dress said, regarding the attacks of than they are here.
dering he shall reach the kingdom, i. d etail«! to guard the property id
frsm the new Panama republic.
J repudiates the assumption that they
A grant county sheepman was in e., the Kingdom of Heaven, and when .company. This additional f,L
the press:
Heppner
a
few
days
ago
looking
for
Senator C. II. Dietrich, of Nebraska, ' liave barred the way to carrying out
“I want to say that, white some of
tie reaches the kingdom he shall have ; lie assigned to the Cottage Grow .!
has been indicted by the federal grand the canal.
the papers libeled the association by a buyer for his lambs.
no line, and the ears » ill |„. rnn
rest.”
Two
Wheeler
county
cattlemen
saying
that
they
have
accomplished
jary at Omaha for selling a postotfice. | He asserts that since 1835 they have
Dr. Granici remarked that enormous the same protection as those on»
granted canal privileges to different but little, I know that, if it has done were in Heppner last week. They
Sereens |mv, |
Lord Kitchener, commander in chief people no less than nine times, and nothing more, it has called the atten brought in 52 head of choice beef cat­ interest would lie also :iroused by the wort it avenue.
•f the British army, was thrown from claims that the treaty concluded with tion of the government to the fact tle. which had been sold to a local discoveries on account of the variations provided for the grip ears to shield
his horse in Simla and sustained a the late General Hurlburt, »hen he that we want Irrigation, that we need butcher at Gresham. They report they disclosed from accepted texts. grtpmen, and the trains will be rtu
that, in a general way, the market is
broken leg.
.
was minister at Bogota, July 18, 1870, Irrigation works, and while no proj­ bad in the Spray country. Little de­ One variation of the mystical saying re­ a high rate of si>e«l in an effort to
ects are yet completed, I know that
cord«! in St. Luke, “ The Kingdom of vent crowds from blocking the trad
has
been
ignored
at
Washington.
The reports of the pension bureau
some will be announced soon. Fur­ mand and the absence of buyers is
Although considerable inter!
After giving the previously stated ther than that, at the last session of the general complaint. In the vicin­ Lèsi is within you,” was of great value,
•how that the pensions issued during
t he lirst four months of the present tin reasons for the Colombian senate’s fail- the legislature a resolution was pass­ ity of Spray, there are a great many as the saying in the papyrus appeared marked the o|ieration of the g.
in quite different surroundings from worth avenue branch tistay, still , j
cal year exceeded the same period of ’ ore to approve the Hay-Herran treaty, ed requiring the governor to appoint yearlings for sale.
The best offers have been $15 per those attributed to it by the evangelist minute service was maintained thro
last year by 25 per cent. The pension and asserting that the delay in negotia a commission to investigate the state
out the day, and an attempt will
issue last year was the largest in 10 tions had not affected the ultimate issue laws on Irrigation, riparian rights and head, while the owners are holding and extend«! far into another region,
made tomorrow to install a a,
of the canal project, the protest of Pres­ kindred questions, and the governor for $16. For the same cattle this
M IN E R S (JE T H IG H ER P A Y .
schedule.
Riots were frequent
ident Marroquin points out that Colom­ has appointed the commission. Fur­ spring owners were offered $18. but
Forty people were killed and 23 oth­
then they were holding for $20. In
along the line, hut the police 0hir«d
bia had “ constantly endeavored to act ther than that, the coming together the vicinity of Spray the Gilman *
ers injured in a railway collision near
in a friendly manner with the United of people interested in the welfare of French cattle, consisting of 5000 head N o rth e rn C o lorad o O p e r a to r s ' O ffe r Al­ on the crowds with such quickness 3
Kentwood, La.
the state, particularly as applied to ir­
force that.but one serious blockadei
m o s t S u r e to E n d S t r ik e .
States, even asking for the assistance rigation. i sthe means of arounsing the are ranged.
Rockefeller, Hill and Gould have se­ of the American marines to insure free people up as to the necessity of irrl
In the great alfalfa feeding district,
Louisville, Col., Nov. 17.— Represen­ met with. When the last of the
cured control of the steel trast as a part transit across the isthmus,” says the gallon, and that Is the most import on Butter creek, there are 1000 less tatives of the miners of the northern cars that had been in the service reecm
•f a big railroad scheme.
rising occurred when the government ant thing, and the meeting which we cattle being fed this year than last. coal district and the operators reach«l «1 the barn at 4:30 o’clock tonight/l
Both sides of the Chicago street car was not prepared, having withdrawn have today shows that interest is not The fact that hay is selling for $8 per a satisfactory conclusion at an early was decided to suspend further t n j
ton in the stack is the principal cause
until tomorrow morning.
hour this morning, after being in con­
strike are willing to arbitrate, but ,will most of its troops when peace was re­ lacking.”
Other addresses were delivered by for this.
The inquiry of the state board of ,
establish«! last year, and concludes:
ference
for
nine
hours,
and
in
conse­
not make the first advance.
“ The hastiness in recognizing the Governor Chamberlain. ex-Governor
quence the mines will without doubt bitration asking that the difficulty ,
The National W. C. T. U. has start­ new government, which sprung up un­ Geer, Mayor Hailey. Judge Lowell, A
E X C E E D S I T S C A P A C ITY .
resume operations at once. The matter settled by arbitration, it was announw
ed a fund to carry on the agitation for der the circumstances, is all the ’ more King Wilson, and Will R. King.
will have to be referred t<x the various tonight, would bo replied to tomom-
ousting Senator Smoot, of Utah.
surprising to the Colombian govern­
Coos B a y H a tc h e ry W ill H andle T en unions of the district for a referendum by 8 . It. BlisH, counsel for theeompul
The communication, it is -H ~ J
OREOON M IN E S (IAIN.
Diplomats have not confirmed the ment, as^they recollect the energetic
M illion E g g s .
vote tonight, anil the vote »'ill be
movement of Colombian troops on Pan­ opposition of Washington to the ack­
counted tomorrow. It is believed the agree to arbitration of the wage' ijim
Oregon
City—"W
ith
a
capacity
of
ama and there is little fear of invas- nowledgment of the belligerency of the O u tp u t o l th e P r e c io u s M e ta ls on th e In ­ only 6.000,000 eggs, the Coos Bay agreement will be ratified witli prac­ tion only, and will entirely ignore thi
Confederates by the powers during the
demands of the men that the reeiy
c r e a s e In O u r S t a t e .
ioa.
Hatchery will this year handle 10,- tical unanimity.
Civil war.”
Washington. D. C.—Compared with OCO.OOO salmon eggs,” said Deputy
President Struby, of th e'N o rth e rn nition of the union also Is-submittal
The president lias asked advice from
ether states in the west, and with Fish Warden H. A. Webster, who has coal and tokc company, act«l as chair­ to the lsiard. As the latter clause if
the heads of departments on preparing
CAIN SUQAR O A IN S.
Alaska as well. Oregon made a most just returned from a visit to the man of the meeting and made the fol­ the demands of the men has been till
that part of his message dealing with
stumbling block all along to » peace«!
creditable showing, proportionately, state's salmon fishery Interests in the lowing proposition:
land reforms.
In c re a s e in O u tput M u ch O r e a te r T h a n with its gold production in 1901, ac­ Southern and Coast districts of the
Ide settlement O f the trouble, It is s i:,I
“
To
settle
the
existing
strike
in
the
B e e t P ro d u ct.
cording to reports that have been re­ state. This increase in the output of
The United States has tendered war­
there is little chance, for the |ir,-sn|
northern
lignite
field,
the
operators
in
ships to the Colombian agent and Pan­
at least, of a conciliatory adjustment ,1
Washington, Nov. 18.—The depart­ ceived by the director of the mint. the station at Coos, says Mr. Webster,
ama so they can hold peace conferences ment of agriculture, in its official crop The official report on Oregon’s gold is clue to a change in the manner of tlmt field offer to resume work on an the controversy.
operating
the
plant.
Racks
were
in
eight-hour
basis,
with
the
understand­
output
was
prepared
by
F.
A.
Wing,
if they so desire. u
y
Reports to the effect that union me
report for November, announces that assayer at the government assay of­ stalled this year that withstood the ing that if the miners lose the present
A caucus of Democratic members of the indications are that the world has fice at Seattle. By way of introduc- freshets and permitted a continuous strike against the southern Colorado were going over to the company m l
catrh of salmon, while last year the field, or if suid <>|ierators shall not ac­ deserting the organization are deviate*
congress has decided to support the entered on a new era in the prisluctibn tion Mr. Wing says:
“By a -thorough and systematic catch aggregated only 3.500,000 eggs. cept an eight-hour day, the miners will by both President M. ('. Buckley and
Cuban reciprocity bill, but will try to of cane sugar. The department quotes
estimates placing the total sugar pro­ method of checking the receipts of The surplus In this year's catch is be­ go back to the hours prevailing before Secretary L. D. Bland, of the union. t|
have some amendments made.
Is- falsehoods.
duction of the world in the year 1903-4 bullion and ores originating In Ore­ ing deposited in the bed of Coos river
During the fiscal year which closed at 10,425,800 tona of 2240 pounds each, gon, deposited and shipped to the sev­ ifter the eggs have impregnated. Mr. the strik e.”
He also announced the wage scale
June 30 there were 3,553 person killed including 4,342,800 tons of cane sugar eral assay offices, mints, smelters and Wdbster also visited the state’s sal
R A R E S T A M P S ST R A Y AWAY.
and 45,997 injured in railroad wrecks, and 6,083,000 tons of beet sugar, and refineries of the United States and mon interests at Yaquina. Alsea and which the Northern coal and coke com­
British Columbia, the output of 190» Sluslaw and reports an unusually good pany was willing to pay, and which
against 2,819 killed and 39,800 injured says us to cane sugar:
run
of
silversfde
salmon
this
fall.
He
was
an
increase
of
aboutJ
0
per
cent.
was
found
to
be
as
follows:
P o s to ffic e D e p a r tm e n t Seeks to F lsJ
the year before.
“ During the past five years the
Ounces.
Value. also found the hatcheries making a
It is stated the change will necessi­
L e a k in g P la ce.
The thirtieth national convention of world’s output of this product lias in­ Gold ........................ 88,759
$1,834.821 food showing, the catches eqtmling. tate an increase in the price of lignite
Washintgon, Nov. 18—The post«
the W. C. T. U. is in session at Cincin­ creased from 3,000,000 to more than Silver ......................163,873
211.87b if not excelling, the capacity of the coal.
department is pressing the investipl
4.000. 000 tons, quantitatively the
The copper output was valued at different plants.
nati.
tion of published allegations that rirf
greatest increase ever made in any five- $4103 and the lead at $1631. making
B R A N D S MANY A S B O O D L E R S .
The Great Northern railway has se­
postage stamps have illegally found
year period in the history of this in­ a total valuation of $2.052.433.
F o r ty C a t t le W e r e K illed .
cured a loan of $7,290,000 for improve­
There
was
a
gain
of
$146,257
in
the
their wav from the department i|
dustry. Moreover, for the first time in
Umatilla—Word has been received M isso u ri G ran d J u r y S e n d s in F o u r In ­
ment of the system.
output
for
the
year
over
that
of
1900,
stump *|ieciilatorH.
a half century the ratio of increase in
here of a terrible slaughtering of cat­
botwithstanding
the
fact
that
some
of
d
ic
t
m
e
n
ts
A
g
a
in
s
t
P
r
o
s
e
c
u
to
r
.
The czar of Russia has wired the the world’s production of cane sugar
Postotfice Inspector l’osnes, ex-dire -I
the mines were closed down for part tle on the bank of the Columbia river
Manchurian viceroy that there must be has exceed«! that of sugar made from or all of the year, some for the pur­ at a point west of here. Richard
Jefferson City, Mo., Nov. 17.— The tor general of posts of ftilia and fourtla
no war with Japan.
lieets, the percentage of increase in the pose of installing new sinking plants Brothers of Horse Haven had pur­ Cole county grand jury, which has assistant postmaster general Bristol -
Representative Jones, of Washing­ former product for the five years being or other machinery, some from labor chased a large bunch of cattle in the been investigating legislative bissile, chief assistant in the postal invest!»!
troubles some on account of the lack vicinity of Heppner and drove them has made its final report, returning 106 tion, and Inspector Williams are inf
ton, has introduced a bill dividing the about that of tiie latter.
to the hanks of the Columbia. Dur­ indictments, but it is not made known charge of the stamp investigation!
“ Tlie four years from 1900-01 to of ore, and other causes.
state into two judicial districts.
The production of 1901 is given as ing the night the cattle became fright­ as to the number that are for Isssiling. They have not only gone through the
1903-04, inclusive, were each in its
ened. it is believed at a passing train, It is stated, however, that four indict­ records of the department, but haveex-J
Dispatches from Bogota say Colom­ turn record-breaking years for the pro­ follows:
Value. and were thrown into a fierce stam­ ments are returned against Prosecuting ainined a number of persons in the
bia will never recognize the republic of duction of sugar. The previous high
pede. They rushed over a steep bluff
Panama and will fight to the last.
record crop (3,530,000 tons) was that Gold ............................................. $1.727.892 and 40 were killed outright. Many Attorney R. E . Stone, on the allega­ partment and in the bureau of engrav!
Silver .........................................
170,721
of
1894-95,
the
crop
made
just
before
The Oregon delegation in congress
Copper ........................................
3,416 were so badly Injured they had to be tions that he accepted u railroad pass, ing and printing, which prints tM
accepted a brille for dismissing prose­ stamps, and have questioned philatel-J
has aksed Roosevelt for his aid in se­ the outbreak of the revoluton in the Lead ...........................................
4,145 killed. The loss is over $600.
most important producer— Cuba.
ists, including a prominent dealer inf
cutions and accepted illegal fees.
curing the 1905 fair appropriation.
A pp les o f R o g u e R iv e r.
“ The high-record crop in the history
Attorney Stone has given out a state­ this city, with a view to aseertainia.l
Andrew II. Green, one of New York’s of the world's beet sugar production
W o rk on th e B ill Nye.
Ashland—The value of the apple ment d«-laring that the charges are the identity of persons who have soldi
oldest and most remarkable citizens, was that of 1902-03. Since that date
crop of 1903 in the Rogue river val­ false, and are the work of parties who stamps to the dealers in those articlesf
Medford—The
owners
of
the
Bill
has been shot by a negro, who is I h >- there has lieen a decline in production
Nye mine, located on Gall’s crepk, ley is estimated at $125 000, This have been hounding him. The indict­
It has been the practice ,,f the s®a
lieved fo be insane.
in Europe, amounting in all to about about ten miles north of Medford, are takes Into account only the export ments resulted from an investigation for a number of years to distribute!
which is estimated in quantity
Chicago street car strikers have been 1.000. 000 tons, but the present year’s making preparations for mining on a crop,
at from 150 to 175 carloads. Central start«l by charges made by Rev. C. among department officials and other!
joined by >tlie firemen.
A few cars estim ât«! output still shows a consider­ large scale. A five-stamp mill, hoist­ Point, the shipping point for several Rrooks, a lis'al minister, who attacked prominent persons “ lji«-imen” stain|is.r
are being run with police protection, able increase over that of five years ing machinery, etc., are being install­ of the large orchards, including Ol- the prosecuting attorney in a sermon distinctly m ark«l, so as to prevent!
ed. The company has an 80-foot shaft,
ago.”
but they are carrying no passengers.
their use as postage, ns an official courT
tvell Bros., will send out 60 carloads from the pulpit.
The report says that aliout SO i>er a good deal of tunneling and other de­
Attorney Stone wns present in the tesv. and it is known that a large nuai-|
Representative Lacey, of Iowa, has cent of the cane sugar of the world is velopment work on the claim. The or more; Medford about an equal
number.
Fifteen
carloads
will
go
out
court when the indictments were’ re­ her of these stamps have found their
ore is free milling and there are sev­
introduced a hill providing that when
now annually pioduced in tropical and eral thousand dollars worth of gold from Talent, ten or more from Ash­ tu rn«!, and gave bond for his appear- wav into the hands of the dealers.
any stream shows signs of being over­ semi-tropical islands.
land.
several
from
Gold
Hill
and
In sight. Superintendent D .R. An­
ance at the next term of court.
fished the secretary is authorized to es­
drus, of this city, left recently for the Thoenix.
tablish weekly dosed periods during
P le a fo r S ta te h o o d .
mine, to look after the Installation of
New Lieu Len d B ill.
C o n c ern A bout C a n a l.
the fishing somoni.
Washington. Nov. 18.—! ioverasrl
PORTLAND MARKETS.
the
new
plant.
Washington, Nov. 18.— In line with
Washington, Nov. 17. — President Brodie, of Arizona, in his annual rs*l
Democrats will oppose any canal his belief, as repeatedly expressed in
M a c h in e ry fo r B o h e m ia .
Wheat— Walla Walla, 75c; blue- Roosevelt embraced the opportunity port to the secretary of the interior, P
treaty negotiated with Panama.
his annual reports, while commissioner
afforded bv the call on him of B largì- urges that the interior department aid I
Cottage Grove— The mining ma­ stem, 79c; valley, 78c.
The diplomatic agent of Panama has of the general land office, Congressman chinery, for the Crystal Consolidated
Barley— Feed, $20 per ton; brewing, representation of both the senate and in securing the passage of an enablinc|
Hermann has introduc«l a bill to Mining Company has arrived from the $22; rolled, $21.
houre of representatives to discuss with act for the admission of Arizona t„
Iwen received by President Roosevelt.
amend the lieu land exchange law by Union Iron Works. San Francisco,
Flonr— Valley, $ 3 .7 5 0 3 .8 5 per bar­ members, both of the majority and the statehood. He states, however, that I
The powers have notifies! Turkey that providing that whatever lands within and was immediately transferred to
minority, the situation which has the people of the territory would rath-1
she must accept the Macedonian reform forest reservations are relinquished fo tracks of the Oregon & Southeast­ rel; hard wheat straights, $ 3 .7 5 0 4.10;
hard wheat patents, $ 4 .2 0 0 4.80; gra­ arisen out of the establishment of the er forego statehood than accomplish it
plan at once.
the government and other vacant sur­ ern Railroad for shipment to Bohem­ ham, $ 3 .3 5 0 3 .7 5 ; whole wheat, $3.55 republic of Panama. The nature of
by union with any other state or part I
Senator Foster will win his fight for vey«! public lands are taken in ex­ ia. This machinery consists of the 0 4 ; rye »heat, $4.50.
the action, if any, to be taken by con­ of any other state or territory. The |
latest and most improved pattern in
change
therefor,
the
lands
so
select«!
a place on the committee of commerce
Oats— No. 1 white, $ 1 .0 7 )4 ; gray, gress on the Panama canal question total imputation of Arizona is
must Is- of approximately the tim e stamp-milling machinery. When com-
over M itchell.
has not been determined definately mated at 155,000.
The total taxable |
pleted the mill will have a capacity i I 1 05 P*‘r ’’entai
character and the same value as the
Millstnffs— Bran, $20 per ton; mid­ but it is known that it is constantly wealth aggregates $43,088,041.
Vancouver, B. C., Chinese are work­ lands relinquish«! to the government. of 25 tons per day. A high-grade
standard concentrator will be used in dlings, $24; shorts, $20; chop, $18; the subject of conferences.
ing a new scheme to evade the laws.
connection with the mill.
linseed dairy food, $19.
Corporations with large capital on
C h in a P r e p a r e s fo r W ar.
F o r ty Y e a r s a K ing.
C rv n k S e e k s G o v ern o r.
Hay— Timothy, $18 per ton; clover.
paper are being form«! and Celestials
London, Nov. 16.—Advice* received I
M
arv
elo
u
s
V
ein
o
f
Gold.
Copenhagen,
Nov.
18.—
Fetes
were
$13;
grain,
$11;
cheat,
$11.
without a penny are now class«! as
Denver, Nov. 17.— A man giving his from China this morning indicate that
Wolf Creek—E. E. Blalock has
Butter— Fancy creamery, 2 7)4(A30c name as John Otto was arrested this af­
merchants. This entitles them to go I I held throughout l>enmark today in struck a ledge on his mining claim
the situation in the far east is hceom*
honor
of
the
40th
anniversary
of
King
per
pound;
dairy,
18)4®
20c;
store
to China anil return as they please.
ternoon at the state house while at­ ing more strained. According to the
Cayote creek which, it Is claimed, 16c.
Christian's accession to the throne, the on
assayed $27.000 per ton. In it he
tempting to obtain access to Governor Izondon Daily M ail's correspondent
Rear Admiral Beardslee died of population rendering homage to their found a stringer of solid gold, from
Cheese— Full cream, twin*, 15c; Peabody’s private office.
||,. was Tien Tsin, more activity on the part"
apoplexy while visiting in Georgia.
| aged and beloved sovereign
Thous- which he has taken out about $25.000, Young America,
15916c;
factory armed, and it is believed bv the officers
China w hs displayed at the roncloP**
The San Dominican republic has | amis of telegrams ami addresses of con and still continues with the same prices, 1<S(1 %e less.
making the arrest that he is the author today of a conference between Admin» i
width. It is rumored that he placed
fallen Into the bands of the revolu­ grsttilation* as well as gifts and ti
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 10® 1014c of a half dozen letters threatening the
ers have been received, many of the .« guard over it night and day. The per pound; spring, 11 )4 c; hens, ll® 1 2 c ; life of the governor and fixing 3 o'clock AlexiefT ami the Chinese officials than
tio n is ts .
had been expected. The roin«|wn***
messages of congratulation coming from ledge is said to be wedge shaped, broilers, $2.50 per dozen; turkevs, livei
Senator Mitchell will give a banquet the United States under cahl«l instruc­ peaked on top. and widens in depth 14(4150 per pound; dressed, 1 6 « 18C; this afternoon as the time. After a of the Post states that everything there
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indicate that China is prei>aringforw*r-
to all of the Western senators and at tions from Washintgon.
ducks, $6®7 per dozen; geese, $ 7 # 1 0 and lodged in the eonnty jail.
that time explain fully the 1905 expo­
M ining C om pany F orm ed .
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 30c; Eastern!
O pening o f W ljn .
B ig f r e n c h W 'beat Crop.
sition.
Rosebnrg—Articles of incorporation fresh, 2 4 # 2 6 t4 c .
Thousands of Wltneaz«*.
Washington, Nov. 16— The depart­
Pekin. Nov. 18.— The demand of the have been flt«1 by the Gold Mountain
Potatoes— Oregon, 50(S65c per sack
The department of the interior has U nit«l States government for the open­ Mining A Smelting Company. The
St. Petersburg. Nov. 17 — About 3 - ment of agriculture ha* been advise
withdrawn 2.142,000 acres of land in ing of Wiju has been received here capital stock Is fixed at $100.000. di­ sweet potatoes, 2<82)$e.
000 witnesses and 50 lawyers will ap­
Hope— 1903 crop, 12®22c per pouzd pear at the trial, which will open that the 1903 wheat crop of Frano*.
the Great Falls. Mont., land district. with surprise. The British and Japan­ vided into shares of $1 each. The
according to an estimate oi the Frenr
according to qnality.
The withdrawal is for the purpose of ese ministers at Seoul on Oetober 17 company has a number of claims
Thnrsday next, of the persons arrai— ed
Wool— Valley, 1 7 9 1 8 c : Eastern Ore­ on the charge of participation in’ tJ,.- ministry of agriculture, is 365 , 600 , _
investigating in connection with a asked for the opening of Yongampho. south of Camas Valley, near the Mar-
bushels, harvested from 16,151.
tlndale mine, which was recently sold gon, 1 2 9 1 5 c ; mohair, 85® 37)4c.
proposed irrigation scheme.
massacre of Jews at Kishinef in \pril acres. These figures represent the l*r*
The foreign minister consent«!, .abject . for $30.000 Assays of ore taken from
Beef— Dressed, 6 9 « per pound.
‘ he mayors, marshals and est crop and the smallest area ot
Inch I re a r the surface show average values
Colombia has sent general Reyes te to the approval ot the emperor
V etl— Sm all, 7V, 9 8 c ; large, 5 )4 ® 8c nobles Al]
of Bessarabia will sit in judg- crop harvester! in France within t *
»as withheld.
der pound.
.
'o f $1$ to $26 per ton.
try to make peace with Panama.
ment on the prisoners.
last ten years.
W . C . CON N E K , l-u b lla h r r .