EOQEgE WEEKLY CURRO.
BRITISH WAR OFFICE
Closely Revises Reports From South Africa
NEWS OF THE STATE
STRIKE AT AN ENDi
A MONTANA LYNCHING.
Masked Men Took a Brute Out of
Jail
Hung Him to a Telegraph Pole.
and
PRO-BOERS IN BERMUDA.
the British Campe.
SAN
FRANCISCO
TEAMSTERS
BURNED IN A
Aided Dutch Prisoners of War to Escape (rom
DAMAGE IS LARGE AND FLAb
¡Hamilton, Bermuda, Oct. 3.—The
TEMS OF INTERE8T FROM ALL
CANNOT BE CHECKE d ’
Helena, Mont., Oct. 4.—James'
AND LONGSHOREMEN WIN.
pro-Boers in Bermuda are excelling
New York, Oct. 7.—Discussing the
PARTS OF OREGON.
OREGON. ! military situation in South Africa,
BUGENE
Edward Brady, the man who com-1
themselves over the escajie of some
i the London correspondent of the
mitted an unusually brutal assault
prisoners of war whom they made Twelve Men Have Been Lost^-o
! Tribune say*:
upon 5-year-old Ida Pugsley, in Hel­ L'nionisis is Recognized- Governor Gage very effort to aid in their attempts
*° SuMu<
Ft"
CoJ «77
“Colonel Kekewich’s force wa* sur­ Commercial and Financial Happening! of Im­ ena, was taken from the jail and
Acted at Intermediary in Bringing About to regain their freedom.
Last
Satur
­
prised by Commandant Delarey, as
portance A Brief Review of the Growth
Back—Pit Lamp the Cam,
hange«l to a telegraph pole in the hay­
A Comprehensive Review of the Importata was *us|>ected by military men when
the Settlement of the Controveray— | day night three men—a nephew of
and Improvement! of the Many Industries
the
late
Commandant
Joubert,
Alfred
market square, about three blocks
ilappenin41 o( the Past Week Presented the earliest
Mter-Th. Mm. May b < 8 ui ^
bulletin* bearing the
The Strike
Hat Been On For Ten
Martinas Joubert, and two brothers,
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth from the jail.
In a Condensed Form Which It Most mark* of close revision by the war
Survivor. Depnved
Employmtlll *
The crowd was orderly
named Imlemar—made their escsfie
Week*.
*
Likely to Prove of Intcreat to Our Many office were published.
While this
and after the man bail lieen hanged
— Latest Market Report
from the prison at Darrell’s Island
R-^dcri.
engagement supplies fresh proof that
qutetiy disfieraed. There Here about
and swam over to the Princess hotel,
Nanaimo, B
B. C. C
scouting is either a lost art or else in­
200
men
engaged
in
the
affair,
and
Three prisoners esca|ied from the
San Francisco, Oct. 4 —The team- where they dressed themselves in Extension mine No.
King Edward is suffering from effectual against the stealthy approach Lane county jail.
they were all mask«»!.
They at­
and longshoremen’s strike, clothing carried over, tied in bundles, from a pit lamp at
2 c*u ft
mn
T1 Kht i,, T
of mobile and crafty foes like the
lumbago.
tacked the jail door with a battering sters’
General
prosyierity
is
reported
from
has
been
on
for
the
past
10
extended
to
the
on
a
plank.
Then,
making
their
which
ram and it soon yielded. On gaining
woodwork »nj
Serious riots occurred at the Hun­ Boers, the veterans are satisfied w ith the Grand Romle valley.
-4 Xu
__
the fine fighting form display«*d by
admittance, they demanded the keys weeks, was settled this afternoon, way to a livery stable in Hamilton, caught by r
"ldra,ft »»de, «»rried
garian elections.
Colonel Kekewich’s command. They
Chinese pheasants are unusually of the jailer at the point of a gun, While the terms of the settlement they hired a trap and drove to the through the mine, The nien 1
Kitchener attacks the British gov­ assert that the British army had plentiful in Linn county.
»ere
and threatened that if he did not have not lieen made public, it is tin-1 residence of Dr. Outerbridge, at warned and all got out 4 s»ie|.
ernment’s war ¡xilicy.
men who entered
, grown stale while only half employe«!
Farmers aliout Salem refuse to^sell yield the man up they would kill him. derstood that the draymen’s associa­ Bailey’s bay, and then retired to a Twelve
. t0 subdue
Sugar trust makes a deep cut in ' in watching railways and moving wheat at 45 cents a bushel.
The jailer then got the man out of tion has guaranteed to fill all vacan-, place of concealment in the neighbor­ . the flames never came back Ti
hood. The search continued for two others went after them.' Then
manufactured product.
across stretch«» of empty country,
his
cell
and
he
was
given
to
the
mob.
The business portion of Gresham
When they first took him, Brady cies with union men. Non-union days and nights, soldiers, sailors, mil­ cue party was formed. Thev*
Flanagan broke the hammer-throw­ where Boers eluded pursuit and would was almost wiyxal out by fire.
not stand, but it is again on its mettle
men now employed are to be retained. | itary and civilians taking part in it, «Inven out by tire anti M)lob
asked: “What is it gentlemen?”
ing record at Louisville.
> when there is real fighting.
Rich strike* are Incoming frtxjuent
them unconscious. Then o •
The
association also guarantees the liefore the men were captured. The ««•ok«!
The
march
to
the
hanging
place
Columbia won the third race and
Na S, .1« “¿tí»
“Colonel Kekewich is regard«»! by in the Cable Cove district.
was quiet. Brady was given a chance union men that the present schedule affair has caused great excitement
the series from the Shamrock.
wnl.
So.
2.
So,,,.1 ,|igl„
«W
South Africans as a vigilant officer,
here,
not
merely
because
the
men
A Roseburg Chinaman has had to say a word. He declared that they
Th«1 speedy collapse of the Boer re­ j with a narrow mind and a lack of Isith legs amputatd la-low the knee. had the wrong man, although be had of wages, hours ami overtime is to l>e succeeded in making an escape, but I t hen occurred. Smoke pound
sistance is exjiected by the British flexibility While he defended Kim-
t>«en positively identified by bis vic­ maintained for one year. It is also , liecause of the apparent exhibition of all the entrance*. Flames frum v 1
A drunken man was robbed of $400 tim
war office.
•
lierly successfully it was Cecil Rhodes
2 shot up into the air. All bore f„
and a score of other people who said to be stipulated that teamsters the pro-Boer spirit here.
the ilepot waiting room at Rose­
the men in the mine is al«ndun^
are to ol>ey all orders relating to the I
Sunday-closing movement in Lewi* who recruited the volunteer fore«' of in
bad
seen
him
with
the
child.
He
1 he mint1 is probably ruined \
county, Wash., declared at an end by ' Colonials and impart«»! courage to burg.
also a*ke«l that some money that was disposition of freight. The Draymen s
CABLE TO PHILIPPINES.
I the people of the town. Colonel
Hop* aliout Woodburn are liegin- due him from the Montana Central association alleges that the question 1
water is available, and there k ?
the reformers.
Kekewich did not get on well with
Members of the Macedonian com­ Mr. Rhisles, who was the real defend­ ning to move freely at aliout 10 cents railroad lie sent to a niece, and then , of the recognition of unionism is Proposed Scheme of John W. Mackay Is Dit- way of extinguishing the tire exJ*
he was pulled up. The end of the j
by closing up the entrance wfckh
mittee were implicated in tb<- alsluc- er of Kimberly. There is a story that per pound.
provided for in the settlement and j
cussed at a Cabinet Meeting.
might cause a terrible explo*iun .
Astoria has not school room enough rope was tie«l to the jiole and the that it has won every jioint contendetl
tion of Miss Stone.
when General French entered Kim-
Later Sheriff Mc­
Washington, Oct. 3.—Five of eight is feared that hundreds of 11H.n J
accommodate her increased school crowd dispersed.
Banker Bush, <>i Salem, files new lierly, Colonel Kekewich askoi him to
Connell cut the body down ami placed for.
population.
members
of the cabinet were present be thrown out of work.
The stipulation that present wages
and stronger charges against ex-8tate to put Rhodes under arrest, but was
it
in
a
coffin.
There
will
be
an
in
­
Premier Dunsmuir, president of the
Placer miners on Hungry creek
will be maintained for one year is con­ at today’s meeting. The principal Wellington
Treasurer Metachan.
laughed nt. He has Is'en one of Lord
vestigation today.
Coal company, which
near
Grants
Pass
make
from
95
to
sidered
a
concession
to
the
strikers.
subject
discussed
was
that
of
a
cable
Kitchener's
trusted
lieutenant*
as
Secretary Hay may resign.
operates
the
mines,
the royal re­
910
per
day.
Governor Gage acted as an intermedi­ to Hawaii, Guam and the Philip­ ception at Victoria left
an ex|M*rienced officer, who thorough­
MORE LAND FOR SETTLERS.
and
started for
Martial law will be declared at Cape ly understands Boer tactics.”
ary in bringing aliout a settlement of pines. A proposal has been made to the scene on a special engine.
Great interest is manifested by Um­
This
ports.
atilla farmers in the fair to be held Fart Hill Reservation Soon to Be Opened — the controversy. When the news was i lay a commercial cable from San is the fourth disaster in the mire,
In attacks on two British forts 250
made
public
this
afternoon
a
wave
of
at Pendleton.
MAMMOTH DRYDOCK.
Francisco to connect these islands, here this year.
Quinslt Reserve Will Be Next.
Boers were killed.
relief swept over the city. It is ex­ and the question under discussion
The men who robla-d the dining
Anarchist Johann Most was dis­ Largest in the World Will Be Boated From car at Roseburg have lieen arrested
Washington, Oct. 4.—The interior pected that a large number of men was whether, under our jieace treaty
MADE FULL CONFESSION.
return to work tomorrow.
charged from ctistisly.
with Spain, the United States could
in
San
Francisco.
departmet
is rapidly completing will
From Baltimore to the Mississippi.
The machinists’ strike, which has authorize or in any way encourage Beniamin J. Goe the Man Who Killed Mdw
President ap|s>inted Col. Wm. II.
At the government fish hatchery on plans for the opening of Fort Hall, lieen on since last May, is not includ­ the laying of such a cable by private
New York, Oct. 7.—As|»s-ial to the
Bisbee a brigadier general of the regu­
the Clackamas over 240,(MM) salmon Idaho, Indian reservation. The date ed in the settlement.
tyre at Chehalis, Wash.
Journal
and
Advertiser
from
Wash
­
persons. The question now at issue
lar army.
|
egg*
were
taken
in
one
day.
for
the
opening
has
not
been
fixed,
as
ington says:
is whether permission to land the pro­
Chehalis, Wash., Oct. 2.—By clever
The Teamsters’ and Longshore­
A 4-year old child was kicktai on the preliminary work I uih not l>een TERMS OF THE SETTLEMENT. posed cable at Manila or some other detective work the murderer of Ed­
With a general agreement reached
men’s strike at San Francisco has by the insurance companies which is the head by a horse near Switzerland, completed, but it is ex|x'cted that the
Philippine port would be a violation ward McIntyre has lieen run to earth
lieen settled.
ex]s'cted on the day tixisl by the Marion county, and instantly killed. reservation, which contains 400,(MW Schedule of Wages and Hours Shall Be In of the terms of the Paris treaty.
and he now rests in the Kalama coun­
The Industrial commission has is­ builders, the largest lloating drydock
The attorney general will prepare a ty jail, having made a full confemion
The Harney County Stockmen’s acres, will lie thrown open to settle­
Force (or a Year.
sued a rejiort on lalsir legislation at in the world will start from Baltimore association ha* passed strong resolu­ ment within a few weeks. The Quin­
statement for the president covering of the shooting. Benjamin J. (fo.
San Francisco,Oct.4.—The terms of all the questions involved.
home and abroad.
on October 15 on a hazardous trip tions condemning the leasing of alt reservation in Washington, com­
is the man who was arrested for the
prising 300.000 acres, will probably the strike settlement are substantially
crime, and who has admitted that he
Boers attacked Kekewich’s camp <lown the Atlantic am) around the range*.
is the guilty man. He was taken into
near Pretoria mid were repulsed, with Gulf and up the Mississippi to its new
STRIKE ON SCRANTON ROAD.
Several teams are busy hauling the be thrown open to settlement hext as follows: The Draymen’s associa­
station at Algiers, La. A confer­
spring. The contract for surveying tion, through its executive commit­
custody by Sheriff Huntington at
heavy loss on both sides.
new
machinery
to
the
Maitlen's
ence has lieeti held this week lietween
the reservation is about to lie award­
Harrowing details were connect«?«! a representative of the firm building Dream min«?, seven miles northwest ed. Commissioner Hermann, of the tee, "guarantees that the wages, hours Line Covering the Entire Lsckawinns Valley Winlock, a few miles from the
Patterson hop yard at Olequa, where
with the slaughter of Americans in the ilis'k and Admiral Endicott, chief of Sumpter.
Is Completely Tied Up.
general land office, said today that it and over time schedule in force liefore
the murder took place. Detective
Samar. The president of Balangiga of th«' bureau of yards anil ducks, and
A 12-year-old boy near Woodburn was probable the old “sooner" sys­ the inception of the strike shall not
Scranton, Pa., Oct. 3.— The strike Sam Simmons, of Portland, n,
led the assault in person. A heavy 1111 agreement reached to start the accidentally shot ami probably fatally tem
would be adopted at the ojiening be disturbed within a year; it agrees of the employes of the Scranton rail the leading spirit in the forces that
force is lieing sent to punish the dock away. It is said that all the wounded his l-year-old brother with of both these reservations.
that former employes shall lie rein­ road company is now on, covering the have lieen working on the case. He
rebels.
companies having insurance on the a gopher gun.
stated as far as possible, but does not entire Lackawanna Valley from Pitts­ arrived last week and went quietly to
MORE KLONDIKE GOLD.
The Turks are preparing to attack risk will agree on the date named and
The steamer Altona made her first
promise the discharge of efficient non­ burg to Forrest City. Not a car work. The one fact more than any
Koweit.
the big basin will tloat off then. Next trip of the season to Independence.
union men, and it agrees that there started. The men refused to accept other that led to Goe’s arrest was the
Saturday
it
will
take
the
water
and
The cabinet discussed Mckay’s Pa­
The Golden Standard mine on Galls Steamer Humboldt Brings the Second Lar(.'st shall be no discriminaion against the offer of Gen. Manager Stillman to discovery of the bullet and the hole
the work of preparing it for the
cific cable scheme.
Shipment of the Season.
creek
near Ashland has lieen sold
union men. The City Front Federa- leave the question involved in the dis­ made by one of the shots fired by him
cruise will begin. This dis'k has a
the evening of the murder. Tnede-
Venezuela is sending more troo pH lifting capacity of 17.5(H) tons, and is for 940, (MM).
Seattle, Oct. 4.—The steamer Hum­ ion and the Brotherhood of Team­ charge of the two Carbondale conduc­ tective and his assistants surveyed
to the Goajira frontier.
Machinery is on the ground for a bolt arrived from Skagway today with i sters agree that the teamsters’ strike tors to the arbitration of Bishop Ho­ the line of this shot and found that
by far the largest in the world It is
Pro-Boers in Bermuda aided Dutch the design of two Englishmen, (’lark 10-stamp mill for the Gem mine, 216 passengers and about 91,000,000 and the general sympathtic strike ban, or one of the priests of the dio­ it could have come from nowhere el»
shall be declared off, and the men left cese whom he might name, because
war prisoners to escape.
and Stanfield. The great muss of near Sparta.
in gold, half of it in care of the free to return to work. Employes are the offer did not give the employes than Goe’s doorway With this evi­
stis
‘
1,
enclosed
on
all
aides,
is
longer,
John
Hart,
aged 22 years, was
Duke and Duchess of York began
dence to support their suspicions,
wider mid deeper than the gri'atest killed by his horse falling on him Alaska Express Company. It is the to obey orders given by the employer the representation they demanded. the authorities determined to arrest-
their homeward journey.
Nearly
(MX)
men
are
involved
in
the
in
the
regular
course
of
business.
second
largest
shipment
of
the
sea-
warship ever built, and cost th«'gov­ near Ashland.
Prominent mimes arc mentioned in ernment over 91.000.(MSI.
strike. Besides the reinstatement of all the members of the Goe family.
on from the Klondike. Among the
done. Warrants were
connection with the lleistano affair.
BRUTALITY BY OFFICERS.
the men discharged, the men demand This was
The Aurora flouring mills were to- passengers were well-known Klondike
the forming of a new agreement in sworn out in Kelso, and the whole
tally destroy«'«! by fire, supposed to claim-owners, and Lieutenants Cam-
German owners christen their ships
KRUGER GROWING WEAKER.
I*' incendiary.
ding and Blake, of the revenue service. Jail Officials Accused of Having Horse­ place of the one they claim has been family was corraled on Sunday even­
in honor of Oregon and the Colum­
violated by the company, and a uni­ ing.
The Humbolt brings the new* that
bia.
Oil prospectors in Southeastern
Only Held (Ip By His Intense Hatred of
whipped and Maltreated Prisoners.
form scale of 20 cents per hour.
Sept. 25, the first day on which the
I'fnns uro about completed lor the
Oregon
report
unmistakable
evidences
Great Britain.
BOER MATTER DECIDED.
Seattle, Oct. 4.—Sensational devel­
press dispatches reached Skagway
o|M*ning of the Fort Hull, Idaho,
of oil in abundance.
Defzzt of Invaders Confirmed.
The
Hague,
Oct.
7.
—
A.
D.
W.
Wol-
from
the
States,
was
regarded
as
an
opments
are
expected
to
result
from
Indian reservation.
The total assessed valuation of Polk epoch in Alaskan history. All the
marana, one of the Boer envoy* who
Oct. 3.—Arrivals here from The Hague Tribunal Will Not Assume the
Ini|Hirtant decision regarding the Ims been visiting Mr. Kruger, found county is 9-3,771,447, or 9641,656 telegraphic news was strongly feat­ charges tiled against the police de­ the Colon,
Initiative in Intervention in Any Form.
coast
bring no news from Rio
partment by George W. Dickinson,
sale of lands, on which payments the mental condition of the ex Presi­ greater than last year.
ured. The story is also told of a
Hacha, but they confirm the news
London, Oct. 2. — A dispatch to the
are overdue, by the Oregon State dent of the Transvaal to be by no
general
manager
of
the
Seattle
Elec
­
Close investigations reveal that the fabulously rich quartz strike in the
previously cabled to the Associated Tinies from Brussels says that the
Land Board.
menus satisfactory. Mr. Kruger is feed pros|x*cts for the interior stock Atlin district, assaying 925,000 in tric Company. In the charges, which Press of the defeate of the Venez- council of The Hague Permanent
Amerioanjritip Iroquois dismasted. slowly growing weaker, physically districts are very poor.
were filed with the city council, Mr. uelian invaders at the peninsula of Court of Arbitration has unanimously
gold to the ton.
Dickinson alleges that his 17-year- Goajira by Colombian troops,unassist­ decided that the question of the as­
Dining car robins I of 94(MLat Ash­ mid mentally.
His slowness in reaching a decision
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION. old son was horsewhi]q>ed at the city ed by Venezuelian invaders.
Sev­ suming the initiative in arbitration
land.
,
Portland Markets.
on important question* is found to
jail, after having been arrested by Po­ eral guns, some mitrailleuses and or intervention in any form in regsni
Colombia bus a cabinet crisis on l><‘ a serious hindrance to those work­
Wheat — Walla Walla, nominal
Causes a Loss of Nearly Half a Million Dob lice Clerk Easson.
hand.
Young Albert rifles and a large quantity of am­ to the South African war must lx*defi­
ing in Europe in Isdialf of the Boer 53(053 4«-; bluestem, 54c; valley, 54.
munition were captured. After this
lira
—
Entire
Business Section Threatened.
Flour—l»«>«st grades, 92.65(03.50 , ht
Dickinson had come to the jail to see defeat, the Indians who inhabited nitely abandoned. The decision, it
Heavy increase in visible grain cause. At the slightest question re­
is stated, probably accounts for the
supply.
garding his health, Mr. Kruger ex­ barrel; graham, 92.60.
St. Louis, Oct. 4. — Fire that broke if his two cousins, who had lieen ar­ Goajira captured the returning Ven- fact that the date of the meet­
Oats
—
Old,
90^91
percental.
rested at the Grand Theatre, owing to ezuelians, among the prisoners lieing ing of the council to consider the ap­
Several miners killed in n mine ex­ hibits intense irritation mid ve­
Barley—Fee«!, 915(015.50; brewing, out at 10 a. m. in the plant of the
hemently denies that anything is
plosion near Victoria, B . C.
some difficiuity, were to l>e held or three Venezuelian rel>el chiefs. The peal of the Boer representatives in
Standard
Milling
company,
on
the
916.00
)>er
tern.
wrong. Th«' approach of winter
Official investigation begun of the causys anxiety, ns Mr. Kruger refuses
Millatuffs—Bran, 917 (0 18; mid­ river front at Alton, 111., destroyed released. He, too, was then arrested, invaders lost many killed. General Europe had not been fixed, and it is
allegisl Manila hemp combination.
dlings,
920(021; shorts, 919(020; chop, that and several other buildings, but no charge was held against him. Orbis, who formerly served under not likely that such a meeting will
to leave Holland. According to a
General Alban, was also killed.
take place for a considerable time.
91«.
ensuing a loss of about $400,000. He charges that Clerk Easson brut­
The Duke and Duchesa of York remark made by a prominent Boer,
ally
horsewhipped
him
while
he
was
A
high
wind
blew
the
sparks
broad
­
Hay
—
Timothy,
911(013;
clover,
the
ex-presidents
’
condition
would
were royally entertained by Vancou­
Costi Rica's Neutrality.
Young Girl Burned to Dezth.
long »inc«1 have I h ' cii much worse if 97(rf9.5O; Oregon wild hay, 95(06 per cast, threatening the destruction of l>eing taken to a cell. Patrolman
ver, B. C.
Leighton,the
arresting
officer
of
the
Washington,
Oct. 2.— Referring to
the
business
section
of
Alton,
and
St.
ton.
hatred of Great Britniin did not
Lunda,
Utah, Oct. 2.—Yestcnlzy
Hentinel was d«»'eiv«»l in thinking nerve him to continue.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 15(027 4c; Louis was appealed to for help. A two boys at the theatre, is also news in regard to the Colombian re­ morning while the 7-year-old (laugh­
charged
with
wanton
brutality.
It
volution
in
which
it
is
said
that
the
there m-rc intruders at the tomb of
dairy, 18(420c; store, 1218(015c per special train carried two engines from
ter of Lorenzo Davis, of (juitclia|»i.
McKinley.
here, and they, with the local depart­ is claimed he struck Ixsth lioys, liberal party has organized in San Utah, was trying to make a cup1,1
1 ¡sound.
New Chief of Ordnance.
ment, got the tire under control at 1 knocking one against the iron cell, Jose, Costa Rica, for the purpose of coffee on th«1 kitchen stove, herurt'sr
Eggs—Storage 20c ; fresh 23(<i25c.
A new branch of a society to
Washington, Oct. 7.—Captain Will­
rendering him unconscious, and per­ carrying on the revolution now in caught fire. Her little brother, ait'*.'
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 12 4<<t o'clock.
slaughter whites discovered in the iam Crozier, ordnance department,
hap» inflicting permanent injury.
progress in Colombia, the Costa Rican
Five
Bluff
Line
freight
cars
loaded
13c;
Young
America,
134(8
14c
per
Philippines.
stiltioned at the Army building in
Mr. Dickinson demands a searching minister states that bis goverment has vainly attempting to quench
[HMind.
with
wheat,
the
freight
house
of
the
flames, ran to the barn for hi* niothf
Venezuela’s tinancea are in bad New York, will be sel«'Ct<»l to succeed
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 93.00(0 Diamond Jo steamship line, and investigation, which will be granted. observed and will strictly observe ! the When the mother reache«! the lieu*'
Both officers disclaim having used laws of neutrality.
sha|M*,and t he feeling against I’resi- General Buffington as Chief of Ord­ 4.00; hens, 94.00(04.50; dressed, 10(0 seven buildings of minor importance
the little girl’s clothes hail all
nance of th«' army, on the retirement
any brutal violence.
dent Castro is g rowing.
burned
from the laxly and the ne*>
of the last named officer next month. 11c per pound; springs. 92.(MI(03.5O were also destroyed.
Oil In the Kitchen Stove.
Benjamin J. Goe
Go« confesses the Captain Crozier was military rep­ per dozen; ducks, 93 for old; 93 (H)
burnt in a ^terrible manner. T t
Strike at Port Costa Will Continue.
Mission Burned Bv Boxer,.
<04.00
tor
young;
geese,
9*>(09
¡ier
Pittsburg, Oct. 3.—As a result of little girl asked her mother to pray ■
murder of Edward McIntyre, in Cow­ resentative of the United Stutes.it
dozen; turkeys, live. 12(015c; dressed,
Port Costa, Cal., Oct. 4.—Presi- using oil to hurry along the kitchen death, and while the mother pray
London, Oct. 4.—A cablegram to
litz county, Wash., last week.
the Hague conference.
10(0 12 4«' per pound.
the Times from Hong Kong says the d«*nt Luce, of the Warehousemen’s fire. Mrs. Barbara Sturgent is dead, the child did in great agony.
Admiral Evans, Captain Jewell and
Mutton — Lambs, 3l4c. gross; Basel Mission at l’iang Tong, north union, arrive«! here today and notified her husband am! their son ar«' dying,
Sedition Makers Revealed.
Commander Miller were the new wit
dressed, 6(06 4c per pound; sheep, cm Kwang Tung, has Is'en burn«»! by the men that the strike was declared and two other children are very badly
Boer, Attack a Garrison.
London, Oct. 7.—The correspond­ 93.25, gross; dressed, 6c per lb.
neases liefore the Schley court.
members of the Triad Society of off, anil that they could return to burned. The Sturgent* lived in a
Durban, Natal, Oct. 2.- A f'«’«',1(
ent of the Times at Pretoria says the
Hogs — Gross, heavy, 96(0(5.25; Rebels.
The building 1,000 Boers, commandel Iff
The Missionaries escaped work. The employers say that they tenement house.
Officers did not esca|x> in the dis­ treason trials have revealed the pres­
aster at Samar, a» at first r*'|s>rte«L ence of sedition-makers, who have light. 94.7n(05; dressed, 7(07’#c per and have arrive«! nt Kia Ying Chow. will take the men back, paying them caught tire and other families had to Botha, made an attack which r' ''‘
30 cents an hour for 10 hours’ work. lie resell«»! by firemen.
Two soldiers from the fight bring not only taken the oath of allegiance pound.
all day September 26. 011 1’'ttita x
London, Oct. 4.— “Thousands of The men will not agree to this propo­
Veal — Small, 8«09c; large, 7
the news.
on the border of Zululand. J
to the British crown, but, in many (07 4C |>er pound.
reln'ls,” says a dispatch to the Daily sition. I nder these conditions the
Textile Workers May Strike.
burghers were finally repul«»L
Prine«' Chun has »tart«»! for home. cases, have Is-en receiving relief from
Beef—Gross top steers, 93 50(44.(M); Mail from Hong Kong, "after sacking stevedores will not lie allowed to work
Fall River,Mass.,Oct. 3.—At a meet­ at a heavy cost to the garrison. » 1
British
authorities.
In
spite
of
thia
the
German
Mission
at
l
’
iang
Tong,
cows
and
heifer»,
93
(H)(.r
1.50,
dress«»!
through
sympathy
with
the
ware
­
Roosevelt was brevet te«l a brigadier
they communicati-d freely with their beef, 54(06 4«* Pcr pound.
attaekisl Ilin Nan. a city near Cochin. housemen. The settlement of the ing here today of the textile council losses were an officer and H n
ge neral.
friends in the commando* in the Held,
They were repulsed, but they then strike in San Francisco will not at which every union in this city was kill«»! and 5 officers and 38
Hops—8«t(A9 4<* per pound.
I'll«' London autumn season is in feeling confident that they would la1
attacked Shakma. where they were change the situation here, unless the represented it was unanmously agreed wounded. In addition 63 nien >
Wool
—
Valley,
1
1
(0
13
l
,c
;
Eastern
full swing.
treats'!! leniently if caught, There Oregon, 8«* 12 4<*; mohair, 2O(d21c ¡«er again repulsed. Two thousand Chi­ employers agree to |iav 30 cent* for to order a strike effeetve October 7- missing, of which nuniN'r man I 1
nes«' tr«Hipa have been sent to suppress nine hours’ work ami 40 cent* per if th«* manufacturers refuse«! to grant l>elieve<i to have l>een killed or wo»^'
Tb«> Chicago elevated railroad strike ia no doubt that 10 of ths* men could pound.
the 5 percent increase in wages de, ed. The Boer Commandant
la* proved guilty.
them.
was a failure.
Potatoes—91(091-15 per sack.
hour for overtime.
manded recently.
man and 19 burghers were killed
Butchers Form a (ompznv
Grain D«al«rs ¡Association.
Gold Commissioner Suspended.
Keats commonly wrote a short
Disorders In Yangts« Province.
Patterson, N J., Oct 7.—Articles |»*m in a single day, taking two or
Capital and Labor in Assam.
Des Moines, fa , Oct. 4 —Fully 6<M)
Seattle. Det. 4.—Dawson dispatches
of incor|»>rat ion of the Volunteer thr«»' more to polish and complete it. state that J. famglois Bell, assistant delegates from all parts of the coun­
London. Oct. 3.—“Diaorders have
London, Oct.2.—The Simla con»
Packing eonipanv, the formation
A South Orange. N. J., man, who gold commissioner for the Klondike try attended the open meeting of the arisen in the N angtse province, ow­ pondent of the Times rfp’rt* U'*1 ”
«(¡which r»'sult«»l from the strike of
has
just suce«»»i«»l in eating 420 dams district, has l>een suspended from sixth annual seMion of the National ing to the ravages of the flood« and Assam tea planters will pro1 d I
tin- butchers in Muh's establishment,
(•rain Ih'alers* association in this
have lieen til«»! in the county clerk’s at • sitting, now offers to eat ¿AM) on a office. Nn reason has been given for city in the new auditorium, at 9 the diversion of the relief funds by sent a memorial embodying * rP'l’’’
wager.
office nt Patterson. Soon after the
the change.
Dufferin Pattillo, chief o cltick this morning. Governor Les- corrupt official».’’says the Shanghai for the appointmernnt of r n;p ,
strik« «in» d«»-lar«»l the striking butch­
Oliver Stevens, of Boston, has been clerk for the office, is taking his place lie Nl. Shaw, Mayor HartenMower correspondent of the Standard. sion to consider the pre-’nt r'' 3
er« d«'cid«s! to form an independent the county district attorney for 27 for the time. Mr. Bell has been in ami Usfe Young, of the Cereal Club "These threaten to culminate in betmen capital and 1st • r 'n • .
company and to run it on the co­ consecutive year». He is a democrat, Dawson holding this office for is welcomed the delegate.
President rebellion. Th situation is very grave There is said to be no chanre " •
operative plan as far as p --ible ¡The but has been twice re-elected by the months It is statist his official affairs B A Lockwood, of Des Moines, deliv- and the local authorities have been thing definite evolving from (>■’ '
ordered to raise troops and place the troversy between the planters .11
autliorizeil capital i» 9t(Mi.(HHi
republicans.
eml hit annual addrvM.
will be investigated.
district« in a state of def°nse. "
chief commissioner for the pf''
The transportaion arrangements
Why th« Cobra Sank
Storts For Russian Squadron
Status ol Chinese In Hawaii
in Ireland are so inaibspiate that it 1
British Protectorate Over Kowevt.
Americans Had a Narrow Etca*
Ixsndon, Oct. 7—The jury in the coat» more to »end an ox from the in­
London. Oct. 4.—A dispatch to the
San Francisco, Oct. 4.— A decision
Bombay,
Oct.
1
—
The
Bombay
inqiK'at over the remains of th«> vic­ terior to London than from America. by th«' United States treasury depart­ Time* from Odessa savs that rein­
Victoria, B. C, Oct. 2 — ' '
tims of the disaster of the tor|»»lo-
,<
forcements amt stores for the Russian Gazette says that it Iwlievea a British received front Foo Chow
ment
affecting
the
status
of
Chineee-
A
copy
of
the
fir«t
folio
edition
of
protectorate will soon be proclaimed steamer Athenian, tell of th*
«lestroyer (’«»lira, which foundered in
squadron
in
the
Pacific
will
l«>
,B,.
the North Sa S |0«>ml»r 19.r»-sii111 ng Shakespeare, print«»! in 1683, w as sold l«>rn citizens, or citizens naturalized p-tebr,! fmm Odessa in the middle over Koweyt, the proposed terminus escape from death of five
•tstm
of the Bagdad railroad on the Persian several seamen of the United
in the loss of als>ut 70 lives, has ren­ at auction in London the other day. in the Hawaiian Islands tn'fore their of the present month.
I >
Gulf, as the result of the Anglo-Turk- cruiser Wilmingt"n when th* jt
dered a verxlict that the men were for 98.601). This is th«' record price annexation, has Iwn handed down
st <1*
| ish dispute.
Contract Labor Excluded,
drowned through the nnexplain«»! for copies of this edition.
to Port Collector Stratton. It was in
arrived at the Chinese I P’rt olficrP
The
buckling of the Cobra, and add«d
In 1896 we -ent abroad 179.000 ikki the case of Ti Li Hong, a merchant
lieginningof S'ptenil*r.
Mellsmrne, Oct. 4.-The house of
Bloody Fight at Beirut
a rider to the <-ff«»'t that th«> Cobra more of gold than we received; in » ho became a citizen of Hawaii several deputi.», today adopted a clan».' of the
were going ashore in * he
1 aria, Oct. 1.—A dispatch front launch, when the l«oi’«' r exp«
was too lightly built. This M»'ms I8W we received 9KM.OOO.tkM) m< r. year» ago. By the ruling of the treas­ immigration bill prohibiting the en-
tlx »at
to«li«|»»< of sugg’-stionsof faulty navi­ than we sent; in IN1*!). $.‘>1 cwwscwwi ury department he has l<een allowed try into the commonwealth of any- (onstantmople reports that a bkssly and the top flew Dinh in
"¿J.
>ria
gation on tli<- fasrt of Lieutenant Bo«- more, last year the exi cess of cxjM'rt» to land at this port aS an American one under contrwct »o do nianukl nght has taken place between Mus­ sprinkling a shower
and Christians at Beirut. fortunately everyone on 1« 1,1
worth Smith, commander.
was 93.693,575.
citizen.
labor.
I sulmans
Syria. No detail* are given.
uninjured.
— Kekewich Was Surprised.
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