Lane County leader., November 27, 1903, Image 2

LANE COUNTY LEADER
. C . t 'O N N K K , P u b l U b e r ,
AMERICA W AITS ON PANAMA.
should tak e p a r i
of d e b t .
America's Influence With Panama Will
Be Exerted to Title End.
OREGON NEWS OF ENTEREST
Cabinet
Decides She Must Ratify the
Cenel Treaty First.
MORO DECEITFUL
Washington, Nov. 24.— Several sub­
Captured Leader Marched U
Washington, Nov. 25.— The British
jects of interest and importance were
C O T T A G E GROVE ...O R E G O N .
considered at today's meeting of the
government is showing an interest in
cans Into Ambush,
cabinet, which-waa attended by every
the fate of the bonds issued by Colum­
SNOW IN BLUB MOUNTAINS.
CALIFORNIA & OREGON COAST.
member. Matters relatiug to the situ­
bia and taken up by foreigners, mostly
SOM E FIERCE FIGHTING
ation in Panama were the most import­
FOLLOWED
British and Dutch holders.
Mr. Prospects for a Lino Fro
Grants Promise o> Plenty ol W ater for Next ant topics discussed.
The
president
Year—Big Price for Haystack.
Pass
to
Eureka.
Raikes, the British charge here, had a
and Secretary Hay have decided, and Three Hundred Natives Killed-
General Review of Important Happenings
Baker City— More than three feet of the decision meets the approval of the
half hour’s talk today with Secretary
Grants Pass— Never were the pros­
cans Wounded—Rebela w srs
of the Past W eek In Brief and
snow has fallen in the mountains in cabinet, that the existing government
Hay at the state department, and it is pects of a railroad from Grants Pass
Comprehensive Form.
plctaly Demoralized.
this vicinity during the past few days. of Panama must ratify the canal treaty
southward,
through
Josephine
and
the
believed this subject was touched
southern counties of this state, and Del Such a heavy fall of snow this early in before action relating to its ratification
upon.
Norte county, California, connecting the season is unusual, and while it has by the senate is taken.
The adminis­
Manilla, Nov. 25.—Three v. j
Colombia accuses America of being
The position of the department in with the line being built north to Eu­ its inconveniences, on the whole the tration has determined that there shall Moros are known to have
an ally to Pauama rebels.
brief is that it cannot dictate to the reka, as bright as at the present time. people regard it as a favorable con­ be no repetition of the failure of Co­ and many others were carried ^
Wyoming officers have captured Tom new republic of Panama what dispo­ For several months railroad talk has dition, because it argues well for an lombia to complete the ratification of or wounded, as a result of five , 1 . T*1
*
been at a low ebb in Southern Oregon, abundant supply of water for mining the treaty after final action had been
Oday, of Carry gang fame.
Bn , vure fighting in Jolo between the i ' *'
sition shall be made of the money
and irrigation purposes next season.
taken by the United States senate.
can troops under General L-onaffi u'n;
The Chicago street car strike is which is to be paid over by the United especially that pertaining to the pro­
It w ill be hard on stock, especially
posed Oregon & Pacific, but recently it
The treaty w,ill be placed in the and the insurgents.
Major H .
down to a basis of baragning.
_________sheep,on
the ranges, but, as stockmon
States in consideration of canal rights, has been revived, and _ in _ a way
that
hands of tiie Panama commissioners Scott, of the fourteenth cavalr* ^
The Philippines want tariff on many but it certainly holds it is only right
promise of something definite be-1 generally are prepared for a bad winter now in Washington and by them it w ill five American privates were w o u l^
— -
articles reduced so as to encourage trade
season, very little actual low is antiai- be taken to Panama.
General Wood landed near 8i“t f t
and just that Panama, in concluding a ing done. This road would open up a pated.
Sheepmen were obliged, on
with America.
large and rich mining section.
This government, it is anticipated, in Jolo, November 12. t v . ,T**>
treaty of peace with Colombia, shall
The Mon*
account
of
the
high
price
of
hay,
taaell
There
has
been
organized
in
San
About 30 Italiian miners in a Penn­
will ratify it promptly. It is expected were soon located, and
..
I**,
make provision for the assumption of a Francisco, and incorporated in Cali­ a goodly portion of their sheep, and
sylvania mine lost their lives by rush­
that it w ill he returned to Washington immediately and continued untilSo-
fair share of the national debt. So it fornia, a concern known as the Cali­ they are prepared to feed those they bearing the seal of the Panama govern­ vember 17.
ing back to save their gold.
is expected the moral force of the de fornia & Oregon Coast railroad coin have on hand until spring.
Major Scott was taking IW lim , H
ment early in December.
President
Santo Domingo has offered to give
It is an ill wind that does not benefit
pony. It is organized with a capital
Roosevelt w ill then transmit the treaty sen, the Moro leader, who
partment
will be put forth in this di
the United States an island if she will
stock of $1,000,000, and several influ­ some one, and in this instance the hay to the senate with a request for its rati­ en prisoner, to Jolo. While en
help in subduing the rebels.
rection.
ential men are behind the enterprise, ranchman is the man who is gathering
Hassen asked to bo allowed to J ? '
fication .
The state department has not yet among them being John Barth, of M il­ in the harvest. Hay is hay, and w ill
Governor Chamberlain has called
ft
Secretary Moody presented the cab­ family. His a p ^ a l was
be
until
grass
comes
again.
waukee;
B.
V.
Thomas,
of
New
York
an etxra session of the Oregon legis­ been informed officially of the result of
inet some interesting details just re­ he thereupon led Major Scott into J
One
rancher
in
this
vicinity
recently
lature to meet December 21.
General Reyes’ mission to the isthmus J. O. B. Gunn, T. W. M. Draper, H.
ceived by him from Commander Hub- ambush, where the American detiT
H. Laidlaw and M. S. Wilson of San sold the hay in one big stack for $18,
hard, of the cruiser Nashville, at Pan­ ment was fired upon. Major Scott,
It is believed here that the principal Francisco.
It is said that Senator Hanna w ill be
000 cash. It was a big stack or rick,
ama, concerning the eurly phases of the H*'°t ' n ' « ‘th hands. Hassen Bureau
a candidate for president and if he can­ purpose of the visit of General Reyes is
and
there
is
several
thousand
tons
ef
The purpose of the newly organized
revolution. They came by mail anil ln escaping during thin unexpected,,
not win w ill bring out Herrick.
to try to effect an adjustment of his company is to build a line of railroad hay in the stack.
contained important details not hereto-1 v hick,
J • to ■
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8uPPOsed
have be»
Colorado mine owners attribute the country’s troubles by securing for the from Grants Pass to Eureka, Cal., or
WHISTLER LFAVBS HARNEY.
fore known by the administration. k illed the follow in g day.
death of two bosses to a deep plot of Colombian government some share of rather to some point on Humboldt bay.
They will be made public soon.
The fighting took place in a conn,
strikers and offer a reward of $5,000 for j the money which the United States, The new company absorbs the old Ore­
covered w ith swamps and rockg u
under the new treaty, will pay to Pan­ gon A Pacific, and is more extensive_in Reading of W ater Gauges In Streams
the guilty persons.
INVITES CUBA TO BE STATE.
W ill Be Kept Up All W later.
Moros were driven across the country
its scope than the former company, as
The American Federation of Labor ama.
Burns— John T. Whistler, engineer Newlands Introduce« a Resolution Pro- from Siet Lake to the town which H
it was the original intention to build a
has re-elected Samuel Gompers presi­
sen had made his headquarters loi
line only from Grants Pass to Crescent in charge of the work being conducted
vidlng for Annexation.
dent.
Next year’s convention will
where it was reported the Moros' »er.
WANT CUBA TO W AIT.
City, while the new road w ill extend in Oregon by the reclamation service of
meet in San Francisco.
ashington, Nov. 24.— Senator New- 2,000 strong.
on south, connecting with the northern the United States geological survey m
The rebel position was attacked ij
Tom Horn, the noted Wyoming mur­ Senate Leaders Agree to Defer Vote built line to Eureka, giving a new line has left for Pendleton.
This w ill be iands, author of the resolution annex­
derer, has been hanged.
from Grants Pass to San Francisco.
on Reciprocity.
his final visit to Harney county for the ing Hawaii, toduy introduced n joint the (lank by the American troops, wh,
As has been previously stated, the present year, as he w ill leave the state resolution inviting Cuba to become a occupied the town and inflicted'« la
Typhoid fever is epidemic at W il­
Washington, Nov. 25.— The Repub­
survey for the proposed road is com for Washington. D. C., in December state of the United States upon terms of 50 killed on the Moros’ side. Hi
liams college, Williamstown. Mass.
lican and Democratic leaders of the
pleted, and grade stakes have been set to take up the work of making a de of equality with the states of the union. sen w ith a small party, was sur
f The great railway merger formed by senate were in conference much of the over a large part of the proposed route tailed exposition of the present year’s
The resolution provides that Porto rounded. The reat of the Moros wem
H ill is to be dissolved and conditions time today over the question of fixing Right of way has also been secured for fieldwork in Oregon.
Rico shall become a county or province into the swamps out of which thei
w ill be the same as before.
Mr. Whistler has had three parties of Cuba; that all present officers of were driven on November 16', leav
a time for a vote on the Cuban reci­ a greater part of the line. Grounds for
The treasury departmnet favors mov­ procity bill, and, so far as they were sidings and stations have also been of engineers in the field in this state Cuba shall retain their positions until 76 dead behind them. On Novembs
granted, and the company is ready to all summer, one of these parties having their terms expire; that the $35,000,- 17 the American forces renewed then
ing the customs headquarters of Wash­
empowered to do so, entered into an begin the actual construction of the been engaged since June in surveying 000 bonds of Cuba shall become the tack on the retreating Moros, of wh
ington from Port Townsend.
agreement to take the final vote on De­ road with the arrival of the spring the proposed reservoir site in S ilvie’s bonds of the state of Cuba, with inter­ 40 more were killed.
The German emperor’s physicians
The rebel forces have been litenlli
onths
valley, and also in working out the de­ est reduced to 3 per cent, and 2 per
cember 16, or a little more than a week
have ordered him to spend at least two
tails of an irrigation system to carry cent to he applied to a sinking fund; destroyed by these operations, lien-
after the convening of the regular ses­
months in a warmer climate.
FIRB AT TILLAMOOK.
water therefrom to the subjacent lands that the present rural guard of Cuba eral Wood suys the indications are that
sion of congress. There was no oppoi-
shall be incorporated into the army of there w ill be no extension of the upris­
PT' Senator Mitchell has introduced
in Harney valley.
Courthouse
Burned
and
Business
Portion
numbei of bills in the senate making tunity to consult some of the Demo­
The approach of bad weather has the United States; that the money in ing which was handled without diffi
ol
the
City
Threatened.
changes is the laws of Hawaii.
cratic senators who desire to speak on
drawn the work for this year to a con­ the Cuban treasury shall become the culty.
On November 18 General Wood!
Tillamook— A disastrous fire occurred clusion, with the exception that the money of the state of Cuba. The reso­
Bank robbers terrorized the town of the bill, but it is not doubted that they
here last week which entirely destroyed reading of water gauges in the streams lution closes with the following declar­ started on an expedition against a bod
Green Mountain, Iowa, and after w ill assent to the arrangement.
ation :
of 2,000 Moros who are in the moun
the courthouse of Tillamook county will be kept up without interruption.
wrecking the bank building secured
The treaty for the cession of the and seriously endangered the business
"T h e foregoing resolution is inspired, tains back of Tablibi. No news har
$1,000 and escaped.
island of Pines to Cuba was today fav­ portion of the city.
not by a desire to annex forcibly, or to yet been received as to the result o
End Fruit Tree Shipping.
The Chicago street railway company orably acted upon by the senate com­
When the fire was discovered the
Milton — The season for shipping assert sovereignty over the island of this movement.
and the strikers have agreed on all mittee on foreign relations, and it w ill building was entirely ablaze and to save small fruit trees has closed. It is esti­ Cuba, or to exercise any form of com­
General Wood had under hiratw
points at issue, excepting two.
These be favorably reported to the senate at it was impossible, but by the valiant
mated that 12,500 trees have been pulsion, but solely by a regard for the battalions of the Twenty-eighth in
are likely to be settled soon.
the next executive session.
work of the fire company and citizens shipped out to all parts of the west, interest of the two countries, and a con­ fantry regiment, one of the Twenty
The senate committee on foreign re­ many books and papers were saved from middle and eastern states during the viction that the interests of the states third regiment, a platoon of Captai
A gigantic combine has been formed
The entire contents of past two weeks. About 10 cars have composing the federal union and Cuba George Satley's battery, two troops
in San Francisco to secure control of all lations today authorized a favorable re­ destruction.
As are identical, and they can be admin­ the Fourteenth cavarly, and a detach
important m illing plants and cereal port on the bill giving effect to the t'.ie offices of the school superintendent been shipped in the past 10 days.
Cuban reciprocity treaty.
and the county surveyor were lost, and the season was short this year, many of istered by union under one form of gov­ meat of engineers. Major Scott, assist
food concerns on the Pacific coast.
most of the papers and books of the the smaller trees had to be expressed, ernment, all shall be represented on ed by a force composed of three com
Ex-Queen Natalu, of Servia, the sole
assessor’s offices were burned, although as it would delay matters too long to equal terms and be governed by equal panies of the Seventeenth lntxnvrj,
heir of the late King Alexander, has
EVERY COUNTRY AT FAIR.
the contents of the safe are thought to send them by freight. Samuel M iller and undiscriminating laws insuring platoon of Captain D. J. Rumbough
declined to accept anything given him
be intact.
has one of the largest nurseries in East­ freedom of trade ami equality of rights battery, and a troop of the Fourteent
after his marriage with Queen Draga. Press Parliament at St. I.oula Will Be of
cavalry.
This year’ s assessment roll wasj for­ ern Oregon, and there are several fruit and privileges.”
The property thus renounced amonuts
Extensive Scope.
tunately saved.
men who have small nurseries.
to $400,000.
RUSSIA PREVENTS ITS OPENING.
SHIP DISCOVERY LOST.
St. Louis. Nov. 25.— The executive
Bills Vetoed by Governor.
The king and queen of Italy are the committee having in charge the world's
Indorse the Assav Office.
Salem— I f a special session of the
Pow ers' Scheme at Port of Yongampno
guests of London.
W reckage Found In Northern W
Baker City— The Miners’ association
press parliament to be held in St. Louis legislature should be called, other mat­
Is Again Balked.
Seals Fate of Crew and Passenftri.
Nine out of ten Japanese statesmen during the week beginning May 16, ters than the tax law must receive of Sumpter has passed resolutions
London, Nov. 23.— The Daily M a il’s
expect war with Russia.
some attention. The governor’ s vetoes adopting the action of Senator Mitchell
Seattle, Nov. 25.— A special dispatch^
1904, has announced plans for the par­
Tokio correspondent has received tele­
The Colombian peace commission has liament. It w ill include representa­ in the last session constitute a sort of in introducing a b ill for the establish­ grams from Seoul saying the Russian to the Poet-Intelligencer from Juneau
unfinished
business”
which
must
be
ment
of
a
government
assay
office
at
Alaska, announces that J. Bent, a pae
arrived in Colon, Panama; but w ill not
tive newspaper men from every country taken up by the legislature when it Fortland. The association of this city minister has again successfully inter­ senger on the steamer Excelsior, Cap­
be received.
fered to prevent the opening of Yong- tain Moore, arriving today, reportstha
where newspapers are published. A r­ next convenes. The governor said, af­ w ill endorse the movement for an assay
The Federation of Labor has asked
ter sending out his letter, that he office but w ill insist that it be located atnpho, consent to which the Corenn a mass of wreckage from the steams'
rangements
already
perfected
indicate
President Roosevelt to reopen the case
Representative Moody foreign minister was on the point of yiscovery has washed ashore at th
did not intend to attempt to preclude in this city.
that it w ill be the largest and moat setion upon these vetoed measures, for almost succeeded in securing the pas­ communicating to the British, Am eri­
of Bookbinder Miller.
mouth of Seal river, 30 miles belo
can and Japanese ministers on Tuesday Yakutat.
Bent’s information make
The senate w ill probably fix some notable gathering of newspaper workers the constitution particularly prescribes sage of a hill for an assay office in this
last.
what
course
shall
be
pursued,
and
the
city
at
the
last
session
of
congress.
ever
held.
practically certain that the Discover
date in December to vote on the Cuban
The
Tim
es’
Shanghai
correspondent
governor
could
not
prevent
legislative
treaty and then adjourn until that
is lost, and leaves little hope foreitbe
The traffic bureau of the exposition
says a private letter from an official at passengers or crew. It is believed, i
action, even if he so desired.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
time.
has issued a hook, compiled by C. L.
Mukden states the Russians have treat­ fart, that everybody on board perished.
Mrs. Carrie Nation created a scene at Hilliary, traffic manager, containing
Altitudes In Union County.
Wheat— Walla Walla, 71c; blue- ed the native authorities with the ut­
The wreckage found, Bent says, con
the White House and was arrested be­ full information regarding railroad mat­
most indignity, openly declaring the sists of pieces of life boats, life pro
La Grande— A complete survey of stem, 75c; valley, 75®76c.
cause she presiBted in seeing the presi­
re-occupation
was
intended
as
an
inti­
Barley— Feed,$ 20 per ton; brewing,
ters pertaining to the fair. One point Union connty has just been made by T.
servers and large pieces of her hull
dent.
mation that Russia would not permit
He states that a terrible storm p"
stated is that all exhibits transported R. Berry, United Staten geological sur­ $22; rolled, $21.
the
exercise
of
treaty
rights
in
Man­
General George M. Randall, formerlv to the I.oui8iana Purchase exposition veyor.
This survey determined the
Flour— Valley, $3.75@3.85 per bar­
vailed for a week prior to Novembe
of Vancouver, Wash., may become from points in the United States w ill geological as well as the topographical rel; hard wheat straights, $3.90®4.10; churia, and alleging the United States 16, on which date he boarded the Ex
major general if the senate refuses to be returned free of charge to the point formation of Union county. The alti­ clears, $3.55@3.75; hard wheat pat­ and Japan have recently concluded a celsior at Yakutat, having walked
confirm the appointment of Wood.
$3.75; convention.
miles from 8eal river to catch th*
of shipment by the railroads which car­ tude of all the streams and feeders have ents, $4.20@4.50; graham,
The Tim es’ correspondent at Tokio
been determined, at the source as well whole wheat, $4; rye wheat, $4.75 ¿5.
steamer.
' Chicago strikers continue to atone ried them to the exposition.
confirms
the
statement
of
the
Daily
The highest point in
Oats— No. 1 white, $1.07,4; gray,
The Yukatat Indians were watchin;
The contract was let today for the as at the mouth
street cars ami assault nonounion work­
M
ails’
correspondent
that
the
Russian
the beach for bodies and they claim t<
men.
The eompany receives little Indian building, which the government Union county is at the summit of Gran­ $1.05 per cental.
minister
at
Seoul
has
been
successful
ite mountain, which is a little over 8,-
Millstuffs— Bran, $20 por ton; mid­
have fonnd a large piece of .nast and
sympathy because they have not agreed will erect at a cost of $25,000.
000 feet. Monnt Fannie, above Cove, is dlings, $24; shorts, $20; chop, $18; in preventing the opening of Yong- man’s coat.
to arbitration.
ampho.
7,000 feet, and the lowest point is at linseed, dairy food, $19.
Panama w ill not listen to the over
Wholesale Cancellations.
the mouth of the Wallowa river, which
Hay— Timothy, $16 per ton; clover,
tures of the peace commission from JJWalla Walla, Nov. 25.— Wholesale is 2,535 feet.
Ships Ordered to Colon.
American Fleet W ill Quit Beirut.
$13; grain, $11; cheat, $11.
Bolivar.
New York, Nov. 25.— Orders to pm
cancellation of homestead entries in the
Washington,
Nov. 24. — Admiral
Vegetables— Turnips, 65c per sack
Carpenters are Not to Be Had.
The flagship of the American fleet at Walla Walla land office district by the
carrots, 75c; beets, 90c; parsnips, 50 Cotton, commanding the European sta­ ceed to Colon are reported to have beer?
Panama saluted the Hag of the new
department of the interior is in pros­
Pendleton— There is a scarcity of car­ (a>75c; cabbage, 1®1 4 c ; celerv, 35® tion, has t>een authorized to leave Bei­ received by the commmanders of the
public with 21 guns.
pect, over 60 claims being now recom­ penters in Pendleton. This is the sea­ 60c; pumpkins, l « l 4 c per pound.
rut with the flagship Brooklyn and the battleships Kearsarge and Massachu­
mended for cancellation. Notices for son for repairing old buildings, but
The United States has officially
Onions — Y ellow Danvers, 75c® $1 cruiser San Francisco, and is expected setts, which are now at the New Inr1
A num­ per sack.
sumed sovereignty over the naval sta­ several of these were served today, workmen cannot be secured.
to sail in a few days for a cruise in the navy yard. A ll the officers have he
thus revealing the fact that a wide- ber of people are desirous of construct­
tion at Guantanamo, Cuba.
Mediterranean, preparatory to coming summontd by telegraph, and those
Honey— $39 3.25 per case.
reaching investigation has been in ing homes, but owing to the scarcity of
Potatoes— Oregon, choice and fancy to the United States to take part in the who are here have been told they a
The German colonial society is to progress. Most of the claims involved
men and materials, it is not likely any 60® 75c per sack; common, 50c per naval maneuvers in the Caribbean. to remain on board. The KearsaW
send a number of yonng men to this are in Franklin county, where a home­
new buildings w ill be started until sack; sweet potatoes, sacks, 2c; boxes, The withdrawal of the American fleet coaled last week and nearly all her
country to study cotton growing.
stead rush two years ago drew out spring. There are from 15 to 20 build­ 24c.
Sixty m»-
from Beirut, after a stay of several stores are now on hoard.
The internal revenue collections for clerks, school teachers and all kinds ings under way, and carpenters are
Fruits— Apples, 75c® $2 box; pears, months, is made with the consent of rines have been added to her company«
October of this year were $381,125 of people.
busy on all of them. It is estimated $1®1.50 per box; cranberries, $ 9 ® the secretary of state, they being now The Massachusetts is in dry dock, bn
that there are fully 300 carpenters at 10.50 per barrel.
greater than for the same month last
w ill be out in a few days.
considered unnecessary.
work on new buildings in different
year.
Insurance Companies Combine.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 27 4 ® 30c
John M. Sinclair, of Heaastead,
San Francisco, Nov. 25.— A combine parts of the city.
per pound; dairy, 20® 22 4 c ; store, 15
Ship Loat W ith Many of Crew.
To Protect Far Seals of Alaska.
Democrat, has been elected to congress of all the plate glass insurance compan­
® 154c.
Point Arenas, Cal., Nov. 25.—Tbs
Washington, Nov. 24.— Senator D ill­
Big Buy of W heat at Pendleton.
from Texas to succeed T. H. Ball, re­ ies in this city has been formed, and as
Cheese — Full cream, twins, 15® ingham has introduced a concurrent steamer Scotia has arrived here wd
a consequence, rates on this class of
signed .
Pendleton— W. 8. Byers, the exten­ 1 5 4 « ; Young America, 16 ® 1 6 4 c; T il­ resolution providing that the secretary five of the crew of the French bar
Steps have been taken to end the risks will, it is said, be uniformly sive flonr manufacturer, has purchased lamook, 14® 14 4 c; Eastern cheese, of state request the government of Françoise Koppe, which was wrecks
Chicago street car strike. The indica raised throughout the Pacific states. within the past few days 150,000 bush­ 154c.
Great Britain to nnite with the United last week near Point Reyes. Thirteen
Poultry — Chickens, mixed, 10® States in a revision and amendment of of the crew are unaccounted for.
tions are that both sides will sgree to Although this branch of insurance does els of choice wheat for m illing purposes,
not command the immense volume of paying an average price of 67 cents! 104 c per pound; spring, 10 4 ® l l c ; the regulations now in force for the pro­ Françoise Kopfie was bound from . e*
arbitration.
Representative Richardson, of Ten­ business of fire, marine and life, there The wheat was purchased from a few hens, 11c; turkeys, live, 15®l6e per tection ami preservation of fnr seals of castle, Australia, to San Francisco«
nessee, has introduced a bill in the is no less than $100,000 a year in pre­ large farmers, and as soon as the fact ponnd; dressed, 16® 18c; ducks, $6 ®7 Alaska. I t is declared by the resolu­ and was 79 days out. The Francois*
house putting all trust made articles miums that is divided among the seven became known by local buyers the price per dozen; geese, 7®8c per pound.
tion that the present regulations have Koppe was loaded with coal. cb’‘
or eight agencies here.
immediately dropped to 64 rents.
As
F.ggs — Oregon ranch, 30®32 4 c prove«! wholly inmifficient to nerve the a steel bark of 1,728 tons and was bull*,
on the free list.
a result of this transaction there is lit­ Eastern, 25®274c.
at Nantes, France, in 1900.
purpose for which they were created.
The Western sugar refining company
tle doing just now in the local markets,
Beef— Dressed, 5 4 « 6 e per ponnd.
Another Cotton Mill Cots Wages.
has begun suit in the United States dis­
V eal— Dressed, small, 8 ® 8 4 c ; large
Sewer Cave-In Burled Six Men.
Fall River, Maas., Nov. 25.— The and farmers w ill continue to hold.
Robbers Try to Cut Ring»
trict court at San Francisco to test the
6®6 S c per pound.
cotton m ills known as the Fall River
Yonngstown, O., N or. 24.— Early to­
Pays
*15,507
for
Land.
Marion, Ind., Nov. 25 .— Burglar-
validity of the war tax.
M
utton—
Dresse.1,
4®5
4
e
;
lambs,
day the casing in the Wilson avenne entered the home of John Shipps»'
Iron Works, owned by M. C. D. Bor­
Pendleton— A deed has been filed dreiwu, 6c.
The cruiser Albany has been sent to den, of New York, w ill follow the other
sewer gave way and buried six work- lumber merchant, last night, and »
with the county recorder whereby
Pork—
I>re««e<lt
6
S
O
7c.
Corea.
local mills in the reduction of wages. Michael McCracker sold 2,000 acres of
>n underneath ten feet of sand and tempted to ent off the fingers 0
Hope—
1903
crop,
12«22c
per
pound,
Four men, while blasting stumps Nearly 10,000 operatives w ill be affect­ Manuel Pedro for $15,507. The prop­
gravei. Martin Tim lin and Raphael daughter, Edith, to seenre herdismon
according
to
quality.
near Coiambus, Ohie, were blewa to ed. Every m ill in Fall River ia now erty ia located several miles southwest
Chi lo were killed, two others probably
Wool— Valley, 17®18c; Eastern Ore­ fatally injured, and two escaped w ith­ rings. The g ir l’s screams r*nw<1.
included in£the reduction.
pieces.
of Pendleton.
bnrglara to flee. Three men have
gon, 12® 15c; mohair, 3 6 «3 7 4 c .
out injury.
arrested on suspicion.
W E E K ’S DOINGS