The Eugene weekly guard., November 23, 1901, Image 2

Eugina Weekly Guard
(AMI'll»*tt. »UOH., Proprietor*.
I
GOVERNOR S PROCLAMATION.
Proclaim« November 28 to Be
Thankigiving.
a
Day
of
DI8LOYALTY
NEWS OF THE STATI
A
Large Foret In Cap*
OF
DUT8H.
Colony
MERIT AND NOT Pl'LLi
Surrendered
SWEPT BX 9ÇORM8.
Steamer
Al-Ki
Arriv*
From
¡ENTERED A PROTEST
Alaskan Ports
and Report* Heavy Gales.
Pork Townsend, YVasb., Nov. 15.— DICKINSON COMPLAIN^ TO T he
Salem, Nov. 13. — Govwnor Geer TCMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
BULGARIA« 0O»tRNmENT
Middleburg,
Cape
Colony.
Friday.
The
coast of Southeastern Alaeiiaso«-
ING ARMY FROMOTIOR».
today iHMiieei a Thanksgiving procla-
EUGENE
OREGON,
PARTS OF OREGON.
Oct. 25.—One hundred and eighty dis­
tinues to be swept by storm, accord­
: njation, d«.*signating Nov« nils r 28 as
trict mounted troops, composed large­
ing to reports brought by tlie steamer Review* th* Matter From the is#»*-.
I the day to lie observed.
The procla­
ly of Dutchmen, with their horses and President Makes a Positive Stand—The War Al-Ki early tonight, 10 days from
mation follows:
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im.
Hampered In Hi* Effort» by
'*
“Although not yet passed from
arms, surendered to Smuts’ comman­
Strong winds and snow
«mug,
Department » Records Will have More Skagway.
portanc*—A Brief Review of the Growth do October 13. The district troops
A Comprehensive Review ol the Imports«* j Ix-neath the shadow of th«1 great
of Bulgarian Troop«— Will
Kol,l Buljm,
Political and Social storms have prevailed almost contin­
Influente
Than
■ tsppenings of the Past Week Presented I national tragedy which took from us
and Improvements of the Many Industrie* fired most of their ammunition at long
Rcipoiuible for the Life
uously
during
the
past
two
weeks,
range, and then refused to fight fur­
°*
*•* St»«,
in s Condensed Form Which Is Most 1 the presence and counsel of our be-
Hcre-
the
Candidates
Friends
ol
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth ther.
and considerable floating ice is in
Captain Thornton, their com­
Should She be Slain.
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many , loved chief magistrate, »«■ find reason
sfter.
mander. believes their surrender to
for national thanksgiving in the uni­
the channels.
The Al-Ki, in at-
—Latest Market Report
Rvaders.
have been prearranged.
fying effect the great affliction has
Washington, Nov. 18.—It was an- tepmting to cross Queen Charlotte
Sofia Bulgaria, Nov. 14.-Con
W1
Material is being hauled for a new
—Coniai
The transport Hancock is ashore in j had u|»>n the different sections of
nounced at the War Department to- sound, was forced to turn back, ow­ General Dickinson, of Conat*nti
Boer» Nearing Cape Town.
no
.
our common country, and for the saw mill near Oregon City.
ing
to
the
fury
of
the
gale
and
high
Japanese waters.
New York. Nov. 18.—The corres­ day that the names of the officers se- seas.
prospect of a continued era of goo«l
Her decks were swept with pie, has aupplemented hi» veri«!
(■old worth 50 cents was taken
More shipwrecks are reported on
lected
to
Illi
the
vacanclea
in
the
grade
feeling.
At no time within 50 years from the craw of a duck railed at pondent of the London Tinies and the
immense waves, and Pilot Bradley, representations to the
Hulg»ru
the English coast.
New York Times, wiring from Middle­ of Brigadier-General will not be an­ who lias lieen continuously on the
has party feeling been Jess bitter, or Scotts Mills.
government by a note today,
A mounted force of Cape ¡hitch sur­ our country so harmonious in mat­
nounced
until
Congress
meets,
as
it
burg, Cape Colony, says that within
Alaska route during the past 13
rendered to the Boers.
Thieves broke into a Eugene »tore the last two days the Boers have ap­ is not deemed desirable to ad interim years, says the storm on Queen Char­ which he recapitulates the hiito
ters concerning its domestic welfare.
appointments.
In
addition
to
thia
Twenty persons were killed by the Every department of our state gov­ and stole a number of small articles proached still nearer to Cape Town.
of the aduction by brigands of
statement, and in view of the great lotte sound was the most furious he
earthquakes in Erzroum.
ernment is perf>>rming the duties for of little value.
Sixty men of the commando last seen pressure that has been brought to had witnessed during that period. Stone and her companion, yj,le
The ¡‘resident's Thanksgiving proc­ which it was created, with prompt
A recevier lias l»een appointed for at Hopefleld have penetrated south of bear, it has been deemed proper to Ice floe», he says, are much larger Tsilka, and the steps taken to obta^
lamation was cabled to Manila.
neas and fidelity; the band of plenty th«- Columbia Logging Company, Darling (48 miles north of Cape make the following official declara­ than ever known before, and he ac- her release, and remind» the fun-,,,t
Merit and not political influence will has provided the necessaries of lift near St. Helens. ,
'counts for it as being the result of
Town), but the raid must not be taken tion:
be recognized in army promotions.
"The Secretary of War and the the severe earthquake of two years minister of his promise to give eve
in abundance among our people, all
Siqs-rintendent Brown, of the Falls too seriously, as the British columns President
assistance.
He also instance* »he/
have
had
informal
discus
­
Ways and means committeemen are classes of whom are engaged in re­ River fish hatchery, says the outlook are already in a position to cope with
ago, which shuttered various gla­
sions on army matters on several oc­ ciers, and since that time sloughing the attitude of subordinate
divided on the oubject of reducing war munerative employment, and the there is very favorable.
it. The Boers have made the dash casions and it is understood that the
name of our fair state in other sec­
taxes.
' of iceliergs from glaciers has lieen has not conformed with this
Practically all the hops about either to obtain fresh horses or to re­ President has expressed himself most
tions
of
our
great
country
in
synony
­
Aguinaldo declines the offer of an
Finally, Mr. Dickinson
venge
themselves
on
the
Dutch
far
­
positively on the use of political and very great and channels are filled ance.
¡’rices
American lawyer to work for his re­ mous with steady progress and an Dallas have lieen shi|«|>e<L
mers who have not supported them as social influence by officers for the with them, which renders naviga­ peats his demand for the non-int«rirt
»ere
from
8'
a
to
10
cents
per
jsiund.
assuredly pros|M«rou» future.
lease.
they were expected to do.
purpose of obtaining changes of sta­ tion hazardous during the long, dark ence of the government in the ne»(2
Senator Mitchell has announced
In the northeast district Comman tions, leaves of absence, modifica­ nights of winter.
State of Oregon will make a sur ' “Recognizing in all the»«1 thing*
tiatinns.
the
hand
and
mind
of
an
overruling
that lie will endeavor to have a new dant Fouche and six men, leaving the tions of orders, etc. Of course, it is
vey of arid lands in eastern part of
The Al-Ki brought down a remark­
Mr. Dickinson also quotes from
Providence who dis th all things well federal court district established in main body, made a raid last Saturday understood that officers often deem it ably big cargo, consisting of 600
state.
Miss
Stone’s letters, saying that the
to Midburg Siding. They blew up a necessary to have attention called to tons of concentrate from the Tread­
Insane man killed an officer at Cos­ and that a spirit of gratitude sug­ Eastern Oregon.
chief danger to which she is exposed
few
yards
of
track
and
shot
in
cold
their
cases
by
political
friends,
es
­
gests
an
acknowledgement
of
tin-
mopolis, Wash., shot a friend, anil was
well mine on Douglas Island and 700 is Hight from hiding places by i‘ight
Roseburg’s city council has let the
many favors enjoyed by us as a com­ contract of grading anil surfacing blood a Cape Policeman who had sui- pecially in case of young volunteer tons of salmon from various fishing
seriously wounded himself.
at the approach of troops. He de-
rendered.
Fou«
he
has
since
returned
j
officers
who
recently
have
been
ap
­
Tom Considine broke down while monwealth, 1 hereby recommend, in with crushed rock about 10 blocks of to the neighborhood of Jamestown. A pointed. It is safe to say, however, ¡stations, and this cargo practically clares that the people of the United
conformity
with
the
priadamation
of
testifying in behalf of his brother, on
the principal streets.
patrol of district mounted troops were I that at no period in the history of our cleans up the pack along the lower States will hold the Bulgarian gov­
. the president of the Unit«1«! States,
trial for murder at Seattle.
Thirty dwelling houses have been worsted on Monday by an insignifi­ Government has the matter of rec­ ! coast of Alaska. The Al-Ki brought ernment morally and legally respond
1 that Thursday, the 28th of Novem-
cant force of the enemy.
ord been used to such good purpose as 180 passengers, most of whom were ible for the lives of the captive*
i ber, 1901, be observed as a day of built in Dallas since January 1.
during the present reorganization of from fishing stations.
She also should the bandits, exasjierated by
Every
dwelling
and
business
house
in
1 thanksgiving and prayer, and that
the army, when the greatest possible brought $80,000 in treasure.
Two Recent Engagement».
pursuit, slay them.
*
the
town
is
occupied.
all our people on that day, while re-
London, Nov. 18.—A dispatch from care has been taken in the selection
The government’s reply, according
, membering th«1 poor with appropriate
Nine carloads of wool left Harris­ Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria, today, of persons for appointment to the re­
to the opinion expressed in official
BUREAU OF FORESTRY.
j gifts and cheerful words, desist from burg the other day for the East. The
organized army.
circles, will set forth that while hesi­
"The President has not hesitated to
their usual vocations, and, in their shipment weighs 1O3,<N)O pounds and says that a strong patrol of yeomanry,
usual places of worship, or elsewhere, is one of the largest individual sales while reconnoitering, November 3. at inform Senators and others who have Created by an Order of the Secretary of the tating to establish the precedent that
the government gave protection to
Ilrakspruit (in the Transvaal Colony, applied to him that no officer will im­
give praise to Almighty God, upon ever made in that valley.
Interior—Department's Policy.
brigands in treating for the ransom
about 140 miles west of Pretoria), was prove his chance by sending his
whom our fathers so firmly relied for
The Indian war veterans of Lane
to annoy the President in his
Washington, Nov. 15.—The secre­ of captives in the present case, in-
national ax well as individual guid­ county met at the court house in surrounded by 300 Boers and lost six friends
behalf. On the contrary, the effect
ance, for the past mercies, and in­ Albany and began arrangements to­ men killed and 16 wounded. Some of which will be produced probably will tary of the interior today issued an volving the safety of two ladies,'the
voke the Divine aid along the path- ward securing legislation by the next the trooper« were captured, but subse­ be directly opposite to that which the order creating a bureau of forestry, government, as an act of courtesy
and humanity, will comply with Mr.
candidate hopes for. Several Senators under the interior department to be
Fire in Boston destroyed property j way of national righteousness as our congress granting pensions to all quently released.
Dickinson’s request.
country
assumes
the
lending
|s>xition
The
rear
guard
of
Colonel
Byng
’
s
and
Representatives
have
been
disap
­
veterans entitled to them.
valued at $100,000.
A private agent who was employed
column was attacked near Hilbrun, pointed because the persons in whom in charge of Filiburt Roth, of New
| in power amt influence among the
The fall run of silverside salmon in Orange River Colony, November 14. ; thy are interested have not received York, Edward T. Allen, of Washing­ to visit Doubritza reports that the
The secretary of the interior has nat ions of I lie curt h.
created a bureau of forestry.
“In witness whereof, I have here­ Rogue river is greater than for 10 by 400 Boers, said to be under the 1 appointments and stations applied for ton, being appointed forest inspector. member» of the secret committee
command of General Dewet.
After by them, but the administration, as a In his letter of instructions to the were discussing the lowest terms of
President Roosevelt has pledged unto set my han<! and caused the years.
two hours’ of fighting, the Boers re­
W. T. Grier has sold his fruit farm tired, leaving eight dead on the field. whole, is evidently of the opinion that new bureau the secretary outlines the ransom that would be acceptable.
the Lewis and Clark Centennniai his gnat seal of th«1 state of Oregon to be
One member of the committee in­
aflixed, nt the capitol, in Balem, this of 10 acres, two miles from La Grande » Of Colonel Byng’s column. Lieutenant the good sense and judgment of pub­ department's forestry policy.
hearty snp|s>rt.
He formed the correspondent of the
lic men will lead to the same conclu­
for $3,000.
Hughes and one man were killed, ami sion as that arrived at by the Presi­ favors the immediate creation of ad-
Fire destroyed every mercantile 13th day of Novenils r, 1901.
Associated Press that he had lieen
T. T. GEER, Governor.
The Hodson farm of 225 acres, three officer» and nine men were dent and Secretary of War; that is, ditijnal reserves designed to lilierate invited to join the band and take
and several line houses in Pucwash,
F. I. DUNBAR, Secretary of State.
wounded.
if
.1
eystem
of
records'
be
thoroughly
three miles southeast of .Salem, has
N. 8. L om , $50,(MM).
established at the War Department, the smallest possible amount of scrip. part in the kidnaping, but that he
lieen sold for $(>,500.
Latest advices from Miss Stone’s
showing the progressive work of offi­ “The wide extension of the forest re­ refused and deprecated an attack
THE DIAZ DOCTRINE.
FIFTY VESSELS WRECKED.
About 75 men of the coast artillery
place of confinement state that her
cers from year to year, it will be fat serve area is, in my judgment,’’ he upon inoffensive women, pointing
will complete their terms at Fort Recent bales on the British Coast Have Cost better for the officers and men, as well says, “the most vital need of our out that such action was calculated
imprisonment is affecting her reason.
Friendly Remark« by a Mexican at Pan
Stevens next month and will receive
as public officials, that such a register Western forestB, and of the vast inter­ to cost the committee more in sym­
Burglars blew open the safe of the
Over 180 Live*.
American Banquet.
be made the guide for selections, de­ ests which depend upon them.
their discharges.
The pathy and support than the value of
bank of Chatham, III., and secured
London, Nov. 15. — It is still im- tails. etc., rather than influence.
use of real agricultural land within 20 ransoms.
This view seems to U
City of Mexico, Nov. 18.—The toast
A mysterious
$1,500.
The burglars escii|M-d on a
burglar got away possible to estimate with any exacti­
"The appeals of individuals to theii forest reserves for agricultural pur­ dawning gradually, even in Bulgar­
delivered by Alfred Cañavero, on be­ with a large amount of goods from
handcar.
tude the total loss of life and proper­ Congressman for their personal as­ poses should be encouraged, and every ian circles, where the kidnaping is
Three persons were killed and 25 half of the Mexican delegation, at a Pendleton cigar store and left all ty resulting from the prottacted gale, sistance in the matters above enumer­ other reserve or reserves should be condoned as in the interest of a sacred
others injured in a milling accident banquet in honor of the pan American fastenings undisturbed.
and probably the full extent of the ated necesitates public men giving up made available foi conservative use. cause.
a great deal of their time in locating
A receiver will be
at Stassure, Prussia.
Thirteen are delegates of other nationalities, was
damage will never lie known. Much the
proper office at which to apply Each reserve should lie dealt with
noteworthy, on account of its friend­
still entombed.
wreckage of unidentified vessels is still for information and the filing of ap­ on its own merits, The present sys-
LAYING IN SUPPLIES.
liness for the United States. Mr. Can
being thrown up. Altogether, it is peals. This takes them away from tern of rules for diverse conditions i»
The owners of the petroleum works avero said Napoleon's invasion of
known that some 50 vessel» have been their legitimate duties while Congress simply destructive.”
in Gallicia, Austro Hungary, have Mexico during the Civil War in the
China Continue* to Manufacture Arm« and
wrecked along the British coasts. i is in session, and also interferes great­
decided to form a trust to end the United States was in tho hope of es­
Ammunition In Vast Quantitie».
Thirty-four
of
these
have
l«een
abso
­
ly
with
public
administration
of
the
reckless competition.
tablishing an empire and dismember­
DELAY IN NEGOTIATIONS.
lutely wrecked, involving, it is be­ departments. It is fully recognized
ing
the
American
Republic,
thus
bring
London,
Nov. 14.— Telegraphing
A tlow of oil has been struck in a
lieved, u loss of more than 180 by public officials that the proper men
republics into disrepute. The des
Danish West Indies Treaty May Not Come from Hankow, the Pekin correspond­
well nt Debeque, Colo., nt a depth of Ing
in
the
first
instance
to
establish
the
perate resistance of Mexico and the
drowned.
The Yarmouth lifebdat
ent of the Times, says:
200 feet. A gushing oil field is ex- aid extended by the United States, he
Before Next Congress.
disaster alone leaves 41 fatherless'ehil- character of an applicant for office are
“The Yangtse valley is now peace­
pecttsl to be developed.
the Senators and Representatives
said, saved both nations. Said he:
dren. The lifeboat was on its way
Washington, Nov. 14 —It is doubt­ ful and no doubt is entertained that
from their own home, and it is emi­
"We already had the Monroe Doc­
King Edward has decided to have
to the rescue of a distressed vessel nently just and proper that their in­ ful whether the projected treaty of the court will return to Peltin.
the celebrated Koh-I-Noor diamond trine, safeguard of the N«'W World.
when it was struck by a great wave fluence should be respected anil they
The
Diaz
Doctrine
constitutes
its
com
­
cession of the Danish West Indies to Trade is very act ive here. The man­
mounted in the crown of Queen Alex­
and capsized. The crew was impris­ should be responsible for the charac­
ufacture of arms and ammunition is
plement,
ami
the
Diaz
Doctrine
may
andra fur the coronation.
oned ami only three men succeeded ter of the persons recommended for the United States will be completed proceeding on a great scale at all the
lie expressed In this apothegm: 'The
in
time
to
submit
to
congress
when
it
in making their escape.
office; but once in the public service
The president«1 of Taclobun, Leyte, international law of America is found
principal Chinese arsenals.
There
Innumerable causalties continue to it is only fair to the administration reassembles next month. The delay are about 2,000 workmen in the Han­
ed on pence, which in Its turn depends
lias lieen arrested for treason.
that
not
only
army
officers,
but
all
oth
­
lie
reported
on
all
the
coasts
of
the
on the respect for the sovereignty. In­
appears to have arisen through the kow arsenal and 2,500 in the arsenal
i
Count von Hatzfeldt, German am­ dependence and territorial integrity of
I luted Kingdom, marking the storm er classes of public officeholders last change in the ministry at Copen­ at Shanghai.
Forty thousand gun­
bassador to England has retired.
should
rely
upon
their
own
merits
and
each and all the republics of Amer­
ns the most disastrous that has oc-
stocks
were
recently
imported »nd
hagen,
with
the
state
depaitinent,
not
upon
the
further
use
of
political
ica.*
’
’
A Colombian soldier shot at, but
ctirred in many years,
The Nor­ Influence."
practically having reached an agree­ 15,000 Mausers are now ready for
missed, United States Minister Hart.
Portland Market*.
wegian bark Erratic, of Christiania,
Large contracts for
ment with the Danish government distribution.
City Ledger« Mining.
Wind, ruin ami snow
55 heat — 55’alla 55’alla, nominal, has l«een wrecked in the vicinity of
TRANSPORT RAN ASHORE.
on the treaty when the entry into the supply of rilles are being negoti­
Chicago. Nov. 18.—The finance com 55(<4555tc?; bluestem, 56c; Valley, Saltburn and eight of her crew
havoc with the shipping
power of a new ministry not well dis­ ated by the representatives of Euro­
drowned.
mlttee of the City Council has dis 55(455 lsc.
ish isles.
Work on the
Third Accident to <n American Vessel in posed toward the treaty made it nec­ pean tirearm makers.
covered that the city's ledgers cover­
A
winter
snap
has
succeeded
the
Flour—Bost grades, $2.65(43.50
The business portion of Berlin, ing its accounts from 187b to 1884 are
essary to begin the work all over railway from Hankow to Canton has
Japanese
Waters.
gale, wnich has subsided, while u bliz­
Md., was practically destroyed by tire. missing. This was discovered in an per barrel; graham. $2.60.
again. The issues do not touch the not yet begun. Recently Shang, the
Oats—Nominal SO(4$LOO pr cental. zard which is ragingover Scandinavia
Nagasaki,
Japan, Nov. 18.—The price to be paid so much as the con­ Taotai, asked that categorical assur­
Loss, $30,(KM).
investigation of the sinking fund ac­
is
expected
to
strike
the
shores
of
United
States
transport
Hancock
is
Burley—Feed, $15(415.50; brewing,
ance should be given the Chinese gov­
The United States Steel Cor|>orii- counts In which a discrepancy of more $16.00 |ier ton.
Great Britain
tomorrow.
Today ashore on the south side of the Straits ditions as to the future of the citizen­
ernment that this concession, which
ship
of
the
Danish
West
Indies,
tion is endeavoring to enlarge by buy­ than 12,100.000 was recently an­
MillstntTs—Bran, $17(418; mid­ there is a heavy snow storm in Scot­ of Shimonoeski. A German gunboat sought to be imposed by Denmark. was granted to an American syndi­
nounced. It Is claimed that previous
ing up the independent companies.
administrations have borrowed front dling, $20(421; shorts, 19(420; chop, land and a fall of snow generally is assisting her. The transport ground
cate, liecause the syndicate was
throughout the United Kingdom, ed on a sandy bottom.
Hereafter Australian mail for Lon­ this fund for other corporate purposes $16
American, should not become sub­
Demand Reduction of Hour*.
The
Hancock
is
the
third
United
especially
in
the
hilly
districts,
where
and
no
return
lias
been
made
of
the
don will go via San Francisco and
Hay—Timothy. $11(413; clover,
ject,
as was reported from America,
States
transport
to
meet
with
a
mis
­
Appleton,
55
is.,
Nov.
15.
—
Between
New York instead of the Suez canal. amounts bo diverted. There is no rec­ $7(49.50; Oregon ’vild hay, $5(46 per several shepherds lost their lives.
to
the
Belgians, who hold three-
hap
in
Japanese
waters
recently,
First
ord. according to the City Controller,
5.000 and 8,000 employes of the 50 to
A London anarchist meeting to to Hhow to what purposes these loans (ton.
the Sheridan, having on board a num- 00 paper mills located in the Fox and fourths of the original stock.1’
Panic at Chicago Fire.
Butter—Fancy creamery,25(427 t^c ;
“commemorate the legal murder of were applied during the eight years
Chicago, Nov. 15. — Fire tonight ber of returning troops and the Con- Wisconsin river valleys, represented
dairy. 18(»20e; store,
¡4(415c per
gressional party which has been vlsit-
nnarchista” was prohibited by the
First Monument to McKinley.
cleaned
out the five story building at ing the Philippine Islands, was de­ by the Paper Mill Employee’ Union,
|Hiund.
police.
Schley Court Work* Overtime.
254
Madison
street,
inflicting
a
total
Tower, Minn., Nov. 12.—The int
tained at Nagasaki by a broken tail­ today united in a demand upon the
Eggs—Storage, 20c; fresh, 23(424e;
A German eleertic railroad baa at­
loss of about $50.000, divided among shaft.
Washington. Nov 15.—The Schley Eastern 20(421.
Her passengers were trans­ manufacturers to close the mills from monument to lie erected in honor of
tained a speed of ¡05 miles nn hour court of inquiry Is-gan today to hold
Cheese—Full cream, twins. 12ls(4 half a dozen small firms. Five hun­ ferred to the Warren, which sailed Saturday evening to Monday morn William McKinley was unveiled here
dred girls working overtime in the from Nagasaki November 3.
mill the official» believe that even sessions twice daily.
Two ing, instead, as at present, from Sun­ yesteiday before thousand» of people
The afternoon 13c; Young America, LU, <4 lie
later the Warren sustained dam­ day morning until Monday morning. w ho came from all over the North­
tliin speed can l>e beaten.
session will lie from 2 to I o’clock.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50(4 Schultz paper box factory were thrown days
age In the Inland Sea. which made it
The bunk of Plymouth, la., wax This change was made in the interest 3.00; hens $4.00; dressed, 10(# 11c in a panic by the fire. In the scram­ necessary to return and dock at Naga This means a reduction of the work­ west. Governor Van Sant was among
ble
that
fol
lowed
a
score
or
more
were
All the bande that
of
more
rapid
progress
in
the
work
Ix
1
-
ing hours 10 per cent without a re­ the speakers.
dynamitod.
Fifteen hundred dollars
per pound springs. $2.50(4 3.00,
saki. The Hancock was ordered to
wax »«'tired.
This is the seventh fore the court, for it is the general |s r dozen; ducks f.l for old $3.00(4 trampled on and severely bruised, but proceed from Manila to Nagasaki and duction of pay. The manufacturers could be mustered were on han«l and
bank robls ry in ¡own w it hili a month. desire to have the findings preseuteii 4.(M) for voting; geese, $<’><47 per dox- all were finally taken out of the build­ take on board the delayed passengers. are given until December 10 to answer united in playing “Nearer My God to
Thee,’’the crowd singing the word*.
the demand.
at the earliest possible date.
en; turkeys, live, 10(411c; drtwsed, ing without serious injury.
The first day of the deer season in
8(4 lOo |>er poutuL
Cabinet Crisis in Chile.
Wisconsin was marke«l by three casu­
Exchange ot Prisoner*.
Gunhoats for the Philippines.
Kitchener tin Located Dewet.
Due on Late President s Salary.
Mutton—Lambs,31^0 gross : dressird
alties, the men in each instance ls<-
New York. Nov. 18.—The Valpar­
New York. Nov 18.—Negotiations 6(46 c ]«'r pound; sheep, $3.25 gross;
Washington, Nov. 15.—Th«> report aiso. Chile, correspondent of the Her-
Washington, Nov. 14.—A *t*te-
ing taken for deer. One of them will
London, Nov. 14.—Lord Kitchener,
from Japan that the United States a'd sends the following report: As in a dispatch from Pretoria, presents ment of accounts was made today ''X
die and the other two crippled for are under way for the first time to ex­ dress«1«!. 6c |«er j>ound.
Hogs—Gross, heavy.$6(46.25; light government had placed an order for the result of adverse voting In the Sen­
change prisoners, says the Panama
life.
his weelky report and incidentally the auditor of the state department,
eorres|Min«lent of the Herald. General $4.75«t>5; dressed, 7«7k,c |>er pound. six gunlaiats with the Urga Boat ate, the Chilean Cabinet has tendered i
charging the late President McKin­
St*»« Hugging.
Veal—Small, 8t48t,c ; large,7(47 Sc Company is not strictly accurate. its resignation, but everything Indi­ locates General Dewet in the north­ ley with the warrants issued to him
Itomlngo Diaz, chief of tho revolu­
Miss Julia Marlowe, writing In the tionary party in the Department of per pound.
Some time ago, the secretary of war cates that the crisis will be only par­ eastern part of the Orange River on account of salary from the begin­
Dramatic Number of Collier's Weekly,
Beef
—
Gross
top
steers,
$3.50(44.
(M);
authorized
the Philippine commis­ tial. affecting only one portfolio, anti Colony.
He says the Boers have re­ ning of his incumbency of the
says that she was once asked if an Panama, sent a committee to see Gen cows ami heifers $3 0(1(43.50; dressed sion to purchase 30 or 40 gunboats, will be of short duration.
cently bee.i collecting under his lead­ of president to the day of his death
oral
Alban
and
to
give
him
a
letter.
actress did not sacrifice her finer na­
beef. 5',(46 ’,«• jut pound.
to l>e used among the islands for
ership. and that the British are now and crediting him with the amount
Columbian Reinforcements.
ture by permitting "stage embraces.” Tho committees were Honor laaias
revenue and police patrol purposes,
Hops—8(410Sc l*r pound. '
moving to disj>erse him.
Lord due him on account of salary. A
Rodríguez ami Aixphpura.
The in
In reply she declares with some spirit
Colon.
Nov.
18.
—
The
Colombian
55 ool—Valley. 11 <4 13 ',«■ per pound ; They were to la’ bought at Hong
Kitchener gives the Boer casualties balance due of $1.856 was found- A
"Such a question demands the appli­ surgents hold four captains, two lieu
gunboat
General
Pinzon
Is
expect«»«!
cation of only a fair degree of com tenants, five sub-lieutenants, and 30 Eastern Oregon, 8(412^0; mohair, Kong and other places where they to arrive here shortly from Savanllla since November 4 as 63 killed, 105 warrant in favor of the adnnnistr»-
could lx« obtained at the best advan- with additional reinforcements.
wounded, 104 captured and 4.5 sur­ tors of the estate was drawn by
mon sense to ensure a negative an soldiers. General Alban agreed to an 20(421«' |>er pound.
I. th*
Potatoes—65*85 per aack.
even exchange.
tage.
endered.
i»*r."
secretary of the treasury.
Chicago Tranilation of Bible.
Movetnent* «1 Gunboat«.
American* Control German Line.
The leading sugar refining company
Fired at United States Minuter.
The aaaesaed valuation of Idaho has
Northwest Postal Orders.
Washington, Nov. 18.—The Navy increasisl $4.649.580 in a single year,
London.
Nov. 18.—Extracts from the
1» now turning out 25 000 barrels of
London, N««v. 15. — An American
New
York, Nov. 14. — A Bogota,
Depart!««
nt
has
b«
en
Informed
of
th««
Washington.
Nov. 14.—On Norem-
Chtcago
translation
of
the
Bible
were
■ugar per day.
and th«1 total now is $.’>2.195.486
syndicate has purchased 10,(MM) shares
Colombia, correspondent of the Her­
Cannon
arrival of the gunboat Concord at Aca­
published
here
today.
The
Evening
ald cables as follows:
A sentinel at ber 30 the postoffice» at
Thirty two additional warehouses of the stock of a Hamburg steamship
A cant bronze statue, weighing 110 pulco. and of the Marietta at Key
,
and
Carter,
News
comments
on
the
work
as
fol
­
Beach,
Clatsop
county.
line
through
a
5
’
tenna
bank,
says
a
Tequendama Falls October 25, de­
ton*. 1» one of the curiosities of St West. These vessels are to relieve are to be provi.l«'«! in New York for
lows:
are to I* <!>•
Berlin
correspondent
of
the
Daily
Panama
and
the
Machia.«
clined
to
honor
the
passport
of
Malheur
county,
Or.,
the
lewa
at
the
storage
of
500.000
to
600,000
bags
Petersburg, Russia.
"In Chicago even the masterpiece United States Minister Charles B. continued, A postoffice has l«e«’n
Mail. The purchaser is thus enabl«1«!
of coffee.
at Colon.
Here 1» a simple method of making
Twenty Hart, and tired one shot at the di­
to demand at the next meeting a re­ of literature is not sacred.
to he
•'
on
Orange
F
«port«.
tablished at Niblack. Alaska,
Tax
Ths
total
number
of
experiments
on
half a ton of < «»al go as far as fifteen
The recent
vision of the articles of association in misguided inhabitants have just is­ plomat. The minister was not hit bv supplied from Dolomi.
J
i
males.
Nov.
18
—
Th«
’
living
animals
in
the
United
Kingdom
Kingston,
hun«lre«lweight Th«« plan is to pla. e
its own favor.
There is a general sued a translation of the New Testa­ the bullet.
The government has order i of the postoffice department
a quantity of chalk in the grates government Intends to levy a tax of In 1900 was 10 838. 2370 more than In
Into modern American, Such an
feeling here that the American danger ment
postoffice at He»-
each
package
of
oranges
the
previous
year.
It
la
state«!
that
one
re
it
on
atrocity almost makes one sigh for a severely punished the sentinel and is discontinuing the post
Once heated, thia Is practically inex
county, 55 a»h . !**
«■cing that the minister is fully pro­ seitine. Lincoln
haustlble front combustion, ami gives «•x ported, The shipment of Immature but few of these experiments were in to German shipping is more serious few hours of the Inquisition."
I..__
than has been supposed.
fruit will shortly be prohibited by law. snjr serious degree painful.
tected.
out great heat.
been rescinded.
New
England
cotton
users
are
try
­
A mill Is to t»e built near Pittsburg
Pinsms Threatened.
Montana Sharp lor England.
Boers Captured Csvslry Horses
A Lake DiMster.
ing to organize to protect themselv.»»
Reciprocity with Canada
to turn out seventy five tons of woven
New York. Nov. 18.—A dispatch to
Sioux Falls, S D, Nov 18
\ large . ik «Inst high prl, »1 cott»n.
New
York, Nov. 11 — Dr. I •' ,
Detroit. Nov 15—A telegram re- the Herald from Paninia say» it Is
wire fence per day.
55’ishingt.in, Nov. 14—An inter­
sheetfeeding firm of this eity is pre
friends,
says the Berlin err« •I’ •
reived
here
late
today
stat«*s
that
the
A Prim» E.lward Island Fisherman.
expected in Panama that a battle will view with President Roosevelt is to be
British trade Import and export for paring to ship 2700 head of sheep «1!
ent of the Lxmdon Time* and th’
There are indica­
rect to the Uverpool market.
The Philippe Gallant, has aave<1 the lives schooner Chanitwrlain and consort. s«xjn Like place.
bad tomorrow by representatives of Y’ork Times, *»« rt that a b
the past year foot Up 1'0 OUO.OOO great sheep are being brought from Big
of no fewer than twenty »even per- H 55 « bb, are on the rocks at Ikirtch tions that the ta»urg- nt» are prspar
the Boston chamber of commerce and laagi r «•<«ntain 1 ng Z«
er than any former year.
frg to advance os th« ettg.
Timber Mont . and during the winter sons.
Island. Georgian bay. The crew» an1
‘•a men from vari««u» sections cavalry now #n th«1 way fr
Onefflth of the population of Ger will be fed for the market.
safe, but the veascl» are in bail shape
Boeton
Herald
calla
attention
•
The
Geiwrsl **•» 4 ■»*•■»»
‘
1 th«- c,,ui,try in l-*-}.*lf <,f more inti- land, was capture«! bv the B«*rs
many 1» engaged In lndu»tries con
R«
(x'rts
fn'm
various
lak«
1
ports
tell
1
to the fact that few Presidents of the
C»j>e Town.”
The circumsUni.
Sheridan Will Brin* P*««enger*.
King
i « • >• :• —Tt-.e
cerned in the export trade.
of
great
damage
to
shipping
by
th«
1
• ’ *• ' •'
• »>■
■
that th«1 «ihT«i ’
Washington Nov 18 Orders were l nlt«sl States have ha«l nil«l«!le names
The schooner Sweetheart ar Vntted States Gorernnte* J*cM
««• • 1
g • * a.i
By an army order Just leeued by cabled from the War Department to­ The list is composed of John Q«?:n v gale.
«»'A » th G-neral Wcxsl and ¡$1»
not known in LondoR, •<x’'
rived
in
IVlmit
late
today
and
the
•
•"’! n <
m
«n '■'a- I ir-’.v f her.« from S.int.i^t1
Ixvrd Robert» all rank» of Irish regt day directing the Quartermaster at Adams. 5VHUan. Henry Harrison.
these informants, 1» uue to 1 ’ _‘t.
captain was very much »urpnsed to|
Gene-al W<»sl was recel«**!
**
'
1« eoMidered l«e that it is not the custom of th«
ments are require«! to
ar a »prig Nagasaki to utilize the Sheridan to Jam«1» K Polk. Ulysses S Grant, learn that hi» vessel had been report-1 to !»'
• 4«
' ♦ I*
w
.
bv the G eral «.■ mman'xt the Brit
ish to mention the loss 1 ' W*T 1 ‘
of shamrock In their head dress on bring the pass«-ngerx of the Hancock Rutherfor,! B Hayes. James A Gar rd adrift.
Ish troops her*
field and Chester A Arthur.
to the l’nlte<1 States
n jm* t .
is! unattended by loss of life
•
-<
St Patrick's Day
O
to the Boer* With Slight Reiittence.
WILL BE
RECOGNIZED
IN
MAK.q
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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