The Leader., November 14, 1902, Image 6

TO SUPPRESS LADRONISM.
Conage Grove Leader.
Military Force* Will Probably Help Con-
atabulary In Cavite.
!.. F . W d O L K t. P u b lis h » .
NEWS OF OREGON
IRRIQATION FOR OREOON.
Will Oct a Share of About $000,000 from
National Irrigation Fund.
BIG BRIDGE FIRE
Washington, Nov. 11.— Out of an ag­ New York - Brooklyn Structure k
Manila, Nov. 12.— The government Items of General Interest Gathered
gregate reclamation fund in the treasury
COTTAGE GROVE ...O R E G O N .
ia adopting vigorous measure* to sup­
Badly Damaged.
From All Over the State-
of approximately $9,000,000, the state
press ladronism in the .province* of
of Oregon is entitled to credit lor about
Cavite, Bixai and Bulacan.
A zone COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DOINGS
one tenth, or something iu the neigh- W AS IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION
embracing these province* and sur-
I borhood of $900,000. The general land
rounding Manila is the scene of con­
A Brief Review of Improvements, d rou th office and the treasury are together Blaze W as J5S Feet In the Air Urtmeu
working to compute the net returns
Ocnaral Review o f Important Happening« stant petty and sometimes serious dis­
W ere H elple.s The Damage Will
and Development Along All Lines
from public lands in the several states
W the Peat W eek In Brief and
order. Several armed bands, some of
Reach Fully $500,000.
Throughout Our State.
and from the United States for the past
Comprehensive Form.
| them numbering 200 or 300 men, are
two fiscal years, in order to ascertain
operating in the described districts,
the exact size of the reclamation fund
New York, Nov. 12— The new fcllt
Hugh O’ Donnell, a pioneer mining created by the iirigation act of the last
General Chaffee ha* reached San and have committed various depreda­
man of Baker county, aged 66 years, is session of congress. This law, it will river bridge, in process of construction
Francisco from the Philippines.
tions. They find a safe refuge in the
be recalled, provides that the net funds between New York and Brooklyn, Ha,
The plan of the govern­ dead.
The chief of ordance of the navy rec­ mountains.
The Tallant-Grant packing company, derived from the ¡Bale and disposal of damaged to the amount of at least
ommends the establishment of wireless ment contemplates securing the assist-
telegraphy along the
entire Pacific ! ttnee of the military, which has been of Astoria, hae filed articles of incor­ public lands shall constitute a reclama­ $500,000 tonight by a fire that for four
tion fund, for use on government works hours raged 355 feet in the air, on the
1 inactive since the end of the insurrec­ poration.
coast.
iu the several states. While the whole
tion. The extent of the army’ s partici­
Eugene has asked for an increase in amount comprises an aggiegate sum, to summit of the great steel tower on the
The annual report of Assistant Post­
pation in the work of suppression de­
There was probabW
mail carriers to meet the growing de­ be distributed at the direction of the New York side.
master General Wynne favors a greater
pends upon developments. It is prob­
no loss of life.
v
aoly
mand for free delivery.
appropriation for the ratal ,mail deliv-
secretary of the interior, it is provided
able that the military authorities will
eryjroutes.
Owing to the enormous height of the
Two m illion feet of logs were swept at the end of 10 years each state shall
{ request the garrisons to protect the
No trace can be found of B. F. Egan, more important towns, while the con­ away in a Lewie river freshet caused by receive benefits in proportion to its tower it was impossible to reach the
contributions to the fund. It was also fire withjany apparatus in the fire de-
the Great Northern railroad man who stabulary conduct the field operations. the recent heavy rains.
partment, and the flames, after devour­
was lost in the mountains near Bolton, It is thought that martial law, in a
A bill for the nomination of political wisely provided that the fund should
M ont., a week ago.
modified form, will be declared and candidates by the voters has been pre­ ¡Delude receipts for the past fiscal year. ing all the woodwork on the top of the
It is a matter ol note that Oregon has tower, seized on the timber falsework
A ll the monev necessary tor irriga­ the privilege of the writ of habeas cor­ pared for the Oregon legislature.
the
third largest returns n( any state in of the two foot bridges suspended from
pus
suspended
in
Cavite
province,
tion week at Portland has been raised
The work of installing the new ma­ the Union, for the past two years. the’ naain cables, burning away the «UD.
which
has
been
the
home
of
the
la-
ami the committee has the plans of en­
chinery at the Mountain View mine, The net returns to the credit of the ports. Nearly 1,000,000 feet of barn-
drones for ages.
tertainment almost completed.
Military control of Cavite province near Baker City, will soon be com ­ state stand at about $900,000 for the ing lumber fell with a crash and a hi«
into the stream.
The falling loot
The main issue between the negotiat­ is not contemplated.
It ia intended pleted.
two years.
ors of the Cuban-United States reci­ that the military and civil authorities
The onlv states which precede Oregon bridge carried away a score of lighter
The 1902 hop crop in this state will
cables and guys, which trailed in the
procity treaty is the rate of rebate to shall work in conjuncticn. The belief
amount to about 85,000 bales. Of this are North Dakota, whose gioss returns
water, rendering it necessary for
be allowed on sugar and tobacco enter­ is held that advantage has been taken
amount less than 20,000 bales remain amount to $1,321,811, and Oklahoma,
ing the United States.
| in some partB of the island of the com- in the hands of the growers.
with $1,094,452 for the two years. purpose of safety to stop all traffic up
Washington is the fourth state with and down the river.
Wisconsin capitalists have purchased ; plete inactivity of the soldiers, and it
The Multnomah county delegation to $891,509, and Idaho seventh, with
The fire was the most spectacular
224,368,000 feet of yellow pine timber is thought that the use of the army by
the legislature, at a meeting held last j $575,990.
The approximate net re­ conflagration thut has ever been seen m
in Idaho for 81 cents per thousand. the civil authorities will have a bene­
week,
indorsed
a
$500,000
appropria-
turns for Idaho will be about $760,000 New York. The lire started in a tool
The timber sold is on lands selected by ficial effect.
shed, and from this spread to the
The vigorous campaign against the tiou for the Lewis and Clark fair.
for the two years.
the state along the North Fork and it«
framework. Within five minutes after
An experimental salmon hatchery is
tributaries between Smith’ s Ferry and ladrones conducted by volunteers in
the discovery of the fire the whole top
COST OF RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
the upper end of the lakes.
Tbece Bulacan province has resulted in driv­ in operation on the Alsea river, in Ben
of the tower was in a blaze. Then the
ing many refugee bandits into Rizal, ton county. The past season has prov­
lands cover 32,589 acres.
where the campaign is now opening. en so successful that it is likely to be Increased Appropriations Are Necessary foot bridges fell, carrying with them
French miners have decided not to General Davis is co-operating with
many tons of bolts, rivets, nuts and
made a permanent station.
to Meet Requirements.
accept terms made by arbiters.
tools.
Governor Taft.
He hae strengthened |
Washington, Nov. 11.— The annual
A
custom
quartz
mill
will
soon
be
in
W hile the fire was at its heights
Fire at Camden, N. J., destroyed the garrisons in Rizal, and is support­
ing and assisting the native constabu­ operation in the Quartzburg district gross cost of complete rural free deliv­ party of firemen were cut off at the
three blocks, valued at $250,000.
ery
service
throughout
the
United
Contracts
have
already
been
secured
for
¡» s e of the tower, where they were ex­
lary, which is now effective. The opera­
Trust legislation is almost sure at the
States will approximate $2,000.000, posed to a torrent of brands of redhot
tions in Cavite province will com­ reducing ore sufficient to keep a 20-
short or long session of congress.
according
to
the
annual
report
which
stamp
mill
in
constant
operation
iron and steel.
They were rescued
mence shortly.
First Assistant Postmaster General after several had been severely-’ burned.
Dr. Nansen, the Arctic explorer, will
The Waldo Bmeltingand mining com­
Wynne
received
from
August
W.
Brands from the tower set fire to the
start on another expedition In 1903.
CANAL TREATY IS ASSURED.
pany will put in a 100-ton smelter at
Machen, general superintendent of the big storehouse of the Pennsylvania
once at its copper mines in the Waldo
Major General MacArtbur has been
service. The remaining 700,000 square steel company. It was entirely con­
ordered to the command of the Depart- Colombia’s Stand Will Cause No Trouble district. A smelter at Waldo will be miles not now covered by rural free de­
sumed, and the contents were hurled
of great benefit to the vast mineral dis­
ment of the Lakes.
,or United States.
livery service, according to the report, | into the river, together with two hoist-
trict of that section, as, aside from
Washington,
Nov.
12.—
Secretary
j
will
require
the
employment
of
26,000
Much anxiety is felt concerning the |
ing derricks on the platform. It wa<
treating the ores of its own mines, it
condition of the emperor of Russia, i Hay today had a conference with Sen- i
cr 27,000 carriers in addition to those j 11 o ’ clock before the flames had de­
would also do a general custom busi­
ator
Cullom,
chairman
of
the
senate
now emlpoyed. making the entire force voured everything combustible, leaving
He is greatly depressed in mind and is
committee on foreign relations, and ness. A number of good mines of that of carriers, when the extension of the
melancholy.
onlv the steel tower and the four great
also with Senator Morgan, the senior section will be able to do their smelt­ service is completed, within the next
18 H inch Bteel cables stretching across
Minister Wu, Chinese representative member of the minority of the Benate ing at home and with much less expense
three years, 40,000. After this exten­ the river. These cables were recently
at Washington, will not await the ar­ committee on canal matters. The sec­ than heretofore, as the ores had to be
sion is completed the annual rate of in­ completed, save for the steel sheathing,
rival of his successor, but will return retary was able to show that substan­ sent to California.
crease in the appropriation ia expected and it is feared that they have been
home at once.
tial; progress is making towards the
The'first heavy frost of the season a. not to exceed 8 or 9 per cent, the rate badly damaged by the intense heat
Fire in the New York Times office completion of a treaty with the Colom ­ The Dalles fell last Wednesday nightt maintained in the other branches of
Should it be necessary to replace them,
was the cause of two deaths and the bian government, conveying the neces­
To extend the the labor of two years would 4» tm.
The drug store of Dr. H . A. W all, the postal service.
serious injury of a number of others. sary rights for the construction of a
Lyle, was robbed of $1,050 by four service 12,000 routes a year until it be­ Chief Engineer Martin, in chirp'd
canal across the Isthmus of Panama.
Property loss, $5,000.
comes universal, the report says, will the bridge construction, said that hot
masked men.
In fact, so well have the negotiations
require such largely increased appro­ steel saddles, weighing 34 tons, oothe
There will be no ship this year to
Mrs. Mary Starkey, an Oregon pic- priations that the annual postoffice de­
progressed lately between Secretary
carry gifts to the soldiers in the far
She had lived ficits for the ensuing two or three years top of the tower, were red hot, but
Hay and Senor Concha, the Colombian neer of 1845, is dead.
East, but the department will see that
were not damaged.
One of tbs four
minister, that it is now expected that in Salem for a number of years.
will probably reach
$8,000,000 or cables resting on the saddles, too, b*
all packages are delivered.
by the end of the present week all of
C. A. Fitch, of Lakeview, Fusion $10,000,000, if not more; but once the
The president is considering the ap­ the phases of the proposition will have candidate for state printer in 1898, service is completed, the additional thought, would have to be partially re­
This will involrc
plications for chief of the bureau of been disclosed, and little will remain committed suicide by taking morphine. revenue derived will soon reduce the placed bv splicing.
a delay of at least four months. Tb»
steam engineering and paymaster gen­ to l>e done to conclude the convention.
deficits to present figures, il not en­ remaining cables suffered little injury.
Citizens of Portland have started to tirely wipe them oat.
eral, and w ill announce appointments
It can be stated that the attitude of
The loss on the two foot bridges is esti­
soon.
the Colombian negotiations presents no raise a $25,000 fund for an immigra­
mated at $100,000.
tion bureau and permanent exhibit.
insurmountable
obstacles,
and
that
a
SOURCE OF ORE FOUND.
Fire partially destroyed the Grand
The bridge extends from the foot of
treaty
can
be
framed
acceptable
to
both
The
sugar
factory
at
La
Grande
has
opera house, Nashville, Tenn.
Loss,
Delaney street, Manhattan, to the loot
sides
in
strict
conformity
with
the
already
received
13,400
tons
of
beets,
Old-Time Colorado Mining Camp Expected of South Fifth street, Brooklyn. It
$50,000.
spirit of the Spooner act.
which amount is greater than the whole
to Boom Again.
war designed to carry four surface
General Uribe-Uribe, the Colombian
crop of any previous year.
Pueblo, C olo., Nov. 11. — For 20 railroads, two tracks for elevated trains,
revolutionary leader, has been sen­
TRIED TO LYNCH CAR CREW.
It has been announced to the stu­
years people have been trying to find two roadways for vehicles, two loot
tenced to death.
dents of Pacific university, Forest
the source of the ore at Silver Cliff, paths and two cycle paths, at an ele­
Henderson w ill enter the race in Iowa Angry Crowd Try to Take Vengeance on Grove, that the Corbett prize for schol­
and
at last it has turned up, only half vation of 135 feet above the water in
Careless Motorman.
for governor against Cummins. Vindi­
arship of $50 and the Tibbals prize for
a mile from the town.
The strike the center of the main span. The main
cation is his plea.
St. Louis, Nov. 12.— A crowd tonight oratory of $50 have been again offered made a few days ago by Haskell A Jack- cables had recently been completed,
this
year.
attempted
to
lynch
the
motorman
and
Burglars entered a New York house
son, two veteran assayers, seems to be and the work of laying the main epan
while the faily were at dinner and stole conductor on a trolley car that had
the most important in Southern Colo­ was soon to have begun. The cost of
struck
a
wagon
containing
12
persons
PORTLAND MARKETS.
$8,000 worth of jewelry and clorhing.
rado lor many years. They are now the bridge was placed at about $10,-
at Jefferson avenue and Howard street,
literally quarrying out the ore, and 000 , 000 . _________________
Burglars blew open the safe in an iujuring eight.
Wheat— WallaWalla, 6 8 « 6 9 c ; bine- shipning it by the carload.
One, a girl, was in­
Immense
Albuquerque, N. M., jewelry store and jured internally, and was taken to a stem 7 3 H ® 7 4 c; valley, 70c.
sums have been spent in vain efforts to I TO HAVE WIRELESS TELEORAPHY.
secured $2,000 in money and jewelry hospital. The others received severe
Barley— Feed, $21.00 per ton; brew­ find the ore which was known to be
The postmaster general has ordered bruises but were able to go to their ing, $22.00.
there, the search including the Geyser , System Te Be Established Across Cuida
homes.
A
crowd
soon
collected
around
that the postoffice physician be abolish­
from Cape Breton to Victoria.
Flour— Beet grade, 3.20(83.50; grah­ Prospect shaft, which is 2,600 teet j
the
wagon
and
some
one
shouted:
ed in *li poatoffices in cities under
am. $2 90@3.20.
deep.
The ore has been found just | Victoria, B. C.. Nov. 12.—J. >-
“
Lynch
the
car
crew
!”
Instantly
I
600,000.
Milletufis— Bran, $19.00 per ton; below the surface on government land. Greenshields, solicitor of the Marconi
a rush was made for the conductor and
It runs $44 per ton, and picked speci­ wireless telegraph company, now here,
President Palma says the treaty be­
motorman. Several policemen rushed middlings, $23.60; Bhorts, $19.50; mens yield 76 ounces of.gold and much
announced^today that the company in
tween Cuba and the United States has
'O the rescue and by threats to shoot c h o p ,$17.
silver. There is great excitement in all about to establish a system of wirelen*
been sent to the Cuban minister at
kept the crowd bark until a patrol | Oats— No. 1 white, $1.10 @ 1.16;
that region, and everything has been telegraphy across the Dominion of Can­
Washington.
wagon could be called.
The car men gray, $1.06(81.10 per cental.
staked lor miles. It is anticipated that ada, connecting Victoria with Cap*
General Toral, who commanded the were then taken to the police station to I Hay — Timothy, $ 10(811; clover,
Silver Cliff, once the second town in the Breton. He said that not only would
$7.50; cheat, $8 per ton.
Spanish army at Santiago de Cuba at save their lives.
the company operate a system of wire-
Potatoes— Best Burbanks, 60(8 80c state, will boom again.
the time of the town's surrender, has
less telegraphy across the ocean, but a
per sack; ordinary, 50(855c per cental,
lost his reason.
TO PREVENT DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Electric
Trains
a
'Success.
also a land line across the continent
growers’ prices; Merced sweets, $1.75@
Secretary Root has cut down the esti­
2 per cental.
Sta­
New York, Nov. 11.— Electric trac­ from Cape Breton to Victoria.
mates for continuing contract work on Aberdeen Sawmill Will Have an Immense
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, $3.50(3 tion trains on the military railway, be­ tions will be erected at many po>nU
Refuse Consumer.
rivers and harbors nearly $2,000,000,
4.26; per pound, 10c; hens, $4(84.60 per tween Berlin and Zossen, have now across the Dominion, and all the prin­
leaving the total amount $16,670,000.
Aberdeen, W ash., Nov. 12.— A. J. dozen; per ponnd, 11c; springs, $3.00 ended for the season, says a London cipal cities and towns of Canada in­
West,
of
the
Went
Side
lumber
com
­
(33.50 per dozen; fryers, $2.50(83.00; i dispatch to the Tribune. The result of cluded in the system, the principal «fi­
Vice President Bird, of the 8t. Paul j
railroad, declares that the rate* are too pany, has returned from the East, broilers, $2.00(82.60; ducks, $4.50(8 the trials has been to prove beyond tinas being at Halifax. Quebec. Mon­
where
he
purchased
a
refuse
consumer
6.00 per dozen; turkeys, yonng, 121* doubt that expres* trains can easily be treal, Toronto, Hamilton, Kingston-
low.
for his big plant. It will cost $15,000 <813c; geese, $6.00(36.60 per dozen.
run by electric power at a speed of 75 London, Fault Ste Marie, Port Artbor,
French miners are likely to reject to install it. The diameter of the con­
Cheese— Full cream, twins. 16@ miles an hour on an ordinary perma­ Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary,
the terms made by the arbitration com­ sumer will be 45 feet and its height 90
16c;
Yonng America, 15H<816H nent way. A higher rate of speed re­ stoke, Vancouver, Kamloops, sad Vic­
mission.
feet, and it will weigh 80 tons.
factory prices, 1(81 He lees.
.
quired heavier and firmer permanent toria.
An earthquake at Guarda, Spain, re­
The losses on Gray’ s harbor by fires
Butter— Fancy creamery, 3 0 3 3 2 4 c way. and this is to be prepared in time
The saving of tolls will ba $>**
sulted in’ a serious loss of life and de­ caused by open burning refuse piles at per ponnd; extras. 30c; dairy, 20
for the recommencement o f the trials when fhe new sytsem is in vogue,
struction of much property.
the mills, has been very large in the (822 H e; store. 16(318.
in the spring.
press messages will be sent for on**"'
past
few
years,
and
the
installing
of
the
The king of Siam has cabled his
Eggs— 25(330c per dozen.
the present price, and there will *
consumer
will
minimize
the
loss
at
thankisto the president for the kindly
Hops— New crop, 22(325c per ponnd. 1 Yale Students Must Learn to Swim.
be a reduction of 60 per cent on
reception accorded his eon the crown East Aberdeen, where this plant is lo­
W ool—Valley, 12H(815c; Eastern
New York, Nov. 10.— Every etndent mercial messages. He say« there in«»
cateli. It is expected that other con­ Oregon, 8(314 H e; mohair, 26(328c.
prince.
entering Yale will become an expert longer any doubt regarding the
sumers will be put in by other m ill-
Beef— Gross, cows,
3(33 He per swimmer, il he cannot advance good o* the Marconi system, and tbs
The re-election of Joeph G. Cannon, !
men.
pound; steers, 4 c; dressed. 6(37c.
reasons to be excused from taking announcement to this effect can be
of Illin ois, makes it almost certain ;
Veal— 7 H ® * He.
swimming lessons, says a Herald dis­ pected at any time.
that he will be chosen as speaker of j
Standard Oil Company Shut Out.
Mutton — Gross, 3c per pound; patch from New Haven.
The fa nltv
the house.
London, Nov. 12.— A special dispatch dressed. 6c.
has found that 10 per cent of this year’ s
Six Hurt In Train Wrcck.^
received
here
from
Calcutta
says
that
Governor Yates, of Illinois, is in a
L am b*— Gross. 3H e per ponnd; j entering class cannot swim.
A role
Jefferson C ity , Mo., Nov. 1-
very critical condition and is said to be the Indian government has refused the dressed, 6 He
has been passed to permit swimming east bonnd Missouri Pacific train
worse than at any time since he was i Standard oil company permission to
Hogs— Gross, 6 H (3 6 H e p s r nonnd; lesson* to connt for the required gym­ into a switch engine this evening,
prospect
in
the
oil
fields
of
Burmah.
taken aica.
dressed. 7(37 -*»■
nasium work.
*
six persons were injured, two fatal J-
W EE K 'S DOINGS
j