The Eugene weekly guard., February 22, 1902, Image 2

Eugene Weekly Guard.
OLEO BILL
THEY FAVOR PANAMA
EnfiMtrt
Btfort
th« S«Mt«
••
DnpoM* of by nouM
PASSED
W.tSrat • DnriMM—
NEWS OFTHESTATE
BERTHA iS WRECKED
I
RAISED TO *500.000
• uui Suwtr AzAraz sa ft ara, d III sad—
AU Oa Boars Mau Laad.
capital STOCK of THE LkWIS
Port Townsend. Waah.. Feb. 13-—I
AND CLARK INCREASED
Another steamship ha» been added U j I
the h<ng list of wrecks ah-ng the Alas-1
kan »h«ra. TTie Cottage City, arriving Th«-« Ara w &« T.«a«v F.»« Diractsr»-
Tea BUI M N»* «i L»:er. • Addino«
tonight brings new» of the wreck -i the
is tM Fra»«»« F .ft«»—By-Law» Pat
Alaskan C-wnmervial Company's steam­
Q
Lwu
Fair'i Art
er &-rtLa. '« Harold island, near the
entrance *4 Fitxf.ugh »«and. north of*
Queen Charlotte »wind. The Bertha
sail«! from Seattle f .r Valdes last Fri-I Portland Feb. 15 —Aathorirad rt«wk
•lay. having 41 passenger». an...ng foe the Lewi» and Clark celebration
»lem were 13 member» of the I nited
*
»tate» army signal corp«, Israml f *r
Valdes, while others were t»«in.l f r bolder«, and a full code of by-laws, pat-
interior points.
ror: —' af' * ’• -v f the M. Iawiis fair,
All went well with tbe Bertha until was a.b tte«i The number of direct««
satuniay night, when the weather set was fixed at 25. The present 15 are
in thick, and Sunday morning at 1- 30 n t disturbed.bat tbe additional 10
the vessel struck on Harold island cannot be cl.- sen ex vpt at a meeting
All the passengers were in Isal.an»i the of the stock: . ien*. called for that pur­
sh<«*k cau»«i great confusioa and a pose. The intention is to select those
.«tam|*«le was made for the upper deck. 10 from tbe subscriber* of the addi­
Captain Joliansen and the officer» of tional stock, ami that cannot be done
ti.e »hip respired order in a short time, until tbe additional subscriptions shall
and on investigation it was found that have teen made.
the vessel was in such cl«»« proximity
About $175,000 of tlie «gpitai st'ick
to tbe shore tliat the gangplank would of the corjs.ration wa» represented at
reach an elevated rock. The passen­ la-t night - meeting, while only $140.-
ger* at once walked ashore, and later 7S0 was necessary for a «fuorum. Con­
bedding and baggage were lamini, ami sideration <4 the by-laws was the first
a camp as made on barren rock»
bu»ine»s to engage attention.
On the approach nf daylight the
The by-laws were adopt«! without
work of lightering tbe vessel was <»>m-
dissent.
mence» 1 by lamiing horses ami other
Mr. Mallory offer«! the following
freight. A k«ige anchor was put out.
resolution:
and the w»»el haule»l into deep water
“Reeolved. That the judgment of the
with the aid of tbe donkey engine, but
st«»-kbolder* of this corporation, its <wp-
a» «».n a» «ieep water was struck she
ital stock ought to I* increase«! from
began to sink The vessel »a# »»unit
$300.000 to $500.000. and.
11 tbe leach, fihe has lort her keel,
“Re«>lv«l. further, That the sai«l
ami there is a large hole in her bottom
capital stock l>e and the same is hereby
forward engine r«»>m. ami it is I«elieved
increased to ami is hereby fixed at
she will lie a total lows.
$500,000.”
Mr. Killingsworth was in favor of
CAPTURE COLOMBIAN GUNBOAT.
increasing the capital to $1,000,000 in-
Libertador Puu tier Out of Service and stea«i of $500,000. but several express«!
opinions against having the corporation
Takei vboard tier Crtw.
Willemstad, Curacao, Feb. 14.—To­ fill«! with either water or wind, deem­
day the following rep'rt -d an engage­ ing it better to increase the capital
ment between the Libertador and the again, if it should lie fournl advisable,
Cresjo, a Colombian government gun­ rather than put figures so high now
that they would frighten j«eople or
boat, was obtained:
«ause
the public to lose interest. The
On Board the Libretador. off Cumar-
el»>. Venezuela, Feb. !l.—We left the resolution as offer«! by Mr. Mallory
vicinity of Cura coa at 4 o’clock this carried unanimouslv.
morning, going southward. We were
EVERY DEMAND GRANTED.
informed by a schooner that the Vene­
zuelan warshifi» were off I .a Vila de Northern Pacific Switchmtn Win Thtir Strike
Coro, and we headed south at full
—First Victory for Mtn Sintt 1894.
-peed. At 2 o’clock in the afternoon
Missoula, Mont., Feb. 15. — The
we met the steamer Cresjsj before Cnm-
Northern Pacific switchmen's strike in
arebo, ami she immediately pre]>ared
the yards here was call«! off late this
for the fight. To our summons to sur­
afternoon. Superintendent Russell at
render, which was acconi|>anied by a
o'clock i-alle-i a conference with the
blank cannon shot, the Crespo replied
3 committee of the switchmen, The
by o|>ening fire on us, to which the Lib­
meeting lasted until 6:30 o'clock this
ertador an-wered bv directing the fire
evening, but what passed has been kept
• f her heavy guns ami rapid fire guns
a secret, except the fact that every con­
on the Cres|»>. The latter kept up fir­
cession ask«! by the striking switch­
ing for a time, but her shells did not
men was granted by the railway com­
strike us. while our shells inflicted se­
pany. All the strikers have been rein­
rious damage on her. After half an
stated by the company, with no deduc­
Hour's fighting the Crespo hoisted tbe
tion from their pay for the time lost
white flag and surrendered uncondition­
ally. The commander of the Cres[«> while on the strike.
Tonight two crew- are working in
and all her crew were then transferred
on board the Libertador, and the Cres­ the yards, and the congestion which
po, rendered completely useless, was ha» prevailed for the past few days is
being rapidly relieved.
abamioned on the ««st.
The switchmen declare this is the
first victory for the men since the fatal
strike of 1894.
COST OF OUR NAVY.
ELEVEN MEET DEATH
Fatal Fira in » St Louix
Daagcrouily lajurad.
fit. Louis. Feb. IS.—An early n»*»
ing fire which destroyed a large thi* I
storv dwelling b<«use occupied by IIWt
exclusively, caused the death of 11
I
sons—10 men and one woman—40(|
dangerously injured seven others.
dozen or more who had narrow es<ap»,
from death received less serious injurin
or were frostbitten. It is estimated
that between 35 and 40 jersons Were ij
the building at the time the fire bn^(
out, and it is believed that all ),aV(
been accounted for. The financial |.w
is nominal. It ¡»thought that $10,0||
will cover the damage to building anj
contents, which were totally destr. v«!
The fire started about 3:30 A. M
when few people were abroad. an,|
gained much headway before it was-lie
covered and the alarm given. Then
was considerable delay in turning in an
alarm, ami when the engines finally
reached the scene, the whole front of
the building was in flames and the in.
terior was a seething furnace. By that
time all who (Wajssi death had got <,ut
of the building by jumping from tig
windows or climbing down ropes mad»
of bedclothes. A few escaped on the
ground fi<»>r through the front do».
Several c-capes were very narrow.
Every one w ho got out suffered sou#
injury or was frost bitten. Some barely
had time to get out when aroused, ths
flame» had spread »0 rapidly. Son#
saved their clothing.¡which they carried
in their hands, but others were not «
fortunate, losing everything.
W»r Claim P s » m 4
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
Washington, Feb. 14.—Th* L«» im »
PARTS OF OREGON
OPEGON.
V»iay pa».«*«l the oleomargarin« bilL
There waa no dhririon >«n the final pa»-
-ag-- the roal test of strength having
l»s-n made <«n a motion to rc-ornrriit,
which wa» defeaUsl by a v«»te of 34.
The proviso t<> requira the inaprvtion
ai»l branding 4 renovate«! Mitter, which
was adopte«! in committee of tl»e whole,
was retain«! on an aye and no vote
A» finally pass«! th- lull i* •> mewhat
m-aiifi«! from the form in which it was
The new furniture u.-t--ry at Cot-
•I»-» is a:. 1 ( .ark exj»--;ti >n »t - k has
rej»,rt«l from the romn.itroe on agri-
lX-n ir.< rea—i u> 85uU.(IOU.
.ulture. It make» «>1«.margarine or vallia ha» »tarv-d operation*.
imitation batter «.r cheoae transforted
<>reg«,n hor«e- have given better
The president will anmmnce his de-
into any state .«r territory for use, wile •ervice in the Yukon than any < -ther.
ciriuB in the fiehley <*«r in a few dai»
<>r consumption therein, subject to tbe
Contract«.« are at work on the re­
R«-pr*-**ntative Tongue has intro­
law»of»u<'h States or territories, not
m.aieling of the lavat-oes in th. tate
duced a new irrigBtion bill in tlie
houae.
txwMe.
A gasoline lamp exploded at Adam«,
A compwnv ha» t»*r. incorporate«! II
«Busing $4,000 da: age >n the fire tliat
Calihcnia to -ieveloj. the island of
resulted.
Mimianao, P 1
Only 166 elector- have rogi-tere«! in
Troop* have had to be called -sit in
Yamhill county, out of an approxi­
f ram* to preser»» •W'ier anemg »triking
mate total of 3,050.
leather vorkers
Th«- Republican ec-ngrraeional con •
fiantoa-Dumont a airship barat while
mittee for the First district will meet
tie was making a trial, ami tbe invent«
in Portland February 20.
had a narro» r«r*pe from drowning
I
Volume 39 of the Supreme Court Rec­
Tbe«»iorr Rm-welt. Jr., ha» paaard 1
on! will lie iseuel from the state print­
tbe danger |»>int in hw swknera Tlie
ing office in ai»-ut a month.
prw.dent lias returned to Washington
John A. John», an Oregon pioneer of
Ru—ta rxpreswe» lieraelf well plea»«!
1A51, died at the home of his son,
at tl>e AnglmJapanese alliam*. l>ut
south of Salem, age*! SI years.
hope» the I'nited >tat*» is not a party
to it.
The increase«! deman«! for lumber in
Eastern < tregon has cause«! Baker City
Commander B>»4h-Tuckrr, of the Sal­
mill» to enlarge their capacity.
vation Army, La» taken the oath of al-
¡»-giam* a» a eitiarn of the I nit«!
Tlie state printer ha» an extra force
Mate»
at work getting <>ut tbe blanks, ab-
»tract», tally sheets, etc-, to I* u»«l
Izird Kltdiener n»a«ie a concentrated
movement of all available tr>»>|* against
at the coming state election.
Devet'a force», nut the Horr leader
MINDANAO GOVERNOR RESIGNS.
The state land Isiard has not yet
manag«! to »lip through the line»
finally di«]»>»ed of the application of
the pilot Eutte 1 levelopment Company
Military Officers Would Not Recognize tin
for a contract to reclaim an l^lar I
Authority.
Very little 4 the 1901 prune crop re­
Manila. Feb. 12.—The governor of
mains in the hand« of the growers in
the town of Cayagan, in the province >4
tbe W illamette »alley. Growers who
Mi-amis, island of Mindanao, ha» re­
are -till holding their crop« want 41«
signe«!. declaring that the military au­
cent- per pound.
thorities there do not rec«>gnize his au­
Ashland is to !«■ the western termin­
thority in refusing to receive his writs
us <>f a new telephone system which
is to reach into Fa-tern Oregon through
of habeas corpus. Some months ago
Klamath ami Iuke countx-s and into
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., ia nearly out
many of the leading officials of Misamii
M.sloc county. California.
of ilanger.
province were arreste« 1 because they
The heavy rains in Southern Oregon
The «enate will <«>n»tnwt a new war
tendered a lampiet toan insurgent rolo,
hate turned the Rogue rixerinto a rag­
tax r«iuction bill.
nel, and because it was proved that they
ing torrent. S»me damage ha$> been
The <>l«>margarin<. bill ha» l»*en
, done in the low lands, The w a ter in
had also contributed funds to the in­
JOSEPH R. WHITNEY.
|a»M«l by the houae.
higher than for 12 year».
surgent cause. At that time General
A well known Oregon n««w»]iaper man an*i «iitor of the Daily and \V**kly
The Anglo-Japanese alliam* wa» tbe
The annual school meeting« which
Davis, commanding at Zamboanga,
Herald, of Albany H<- is a «-alididat«- for the nomination for Stat«- Printer on hate her.-tofore leen held on the first
work <>f Marquia It»».
island of Mindanao. requeste<i that tie
th«- Republican ticket
lb- was t»>rn in Marion Connty. i- a graduate of Monday in March will this year be
The dowager queen of Italy will make the Univrraity of (iregon. and has been engag«l in the neu»pa|ier bu»ine— for
province be transferred from civil to
| held on the thin! Monday in June.
a tour of the I'nited Stat»*.
n««arly 20 year«
miltiary control. The military author­
! S-h<»>l officer» w hose terms would, un­
Six men were kill«! ami aix latally
der the old law, expire next month will
ities in Mi-amis refused to allow the
of
the
canal*.
injur«! in a Iwttle in Kentucky
prisoners to le represented by a lawyer
"Taking the wh<«le proposition, <i<> withstanding that it may 1* introduced continue in offi.-e until June.
The work of developing the Philip» you «insider the Panama proposition in original packages, and iin|»>ses a tax
Pendleton has decided to adopt a re-
sent by the civil commission from
pine ¡»land» will conaume year»
l««tt«-r than the N icaragu.i pro|«>-itIon ’’ of 10 <*nt* a pound on 1 »(««margarine i trenchment policy, the first act of which
Manila for that purjiose, holding the
‘
•buttero!
any
made
in
imitation
of
‘
Tbe rebel gunlmat l.ibertador cap­ a»k«l Senator Hanna.
shade of yellow.” When not marie in | »a.« to let <>ne policeman go.
arreste«l
officials as prisoners of war.
"I
think
it
i»."
promptly
re»j»'inl«l
tured an*l «auk a Colombiaa gunlnat
such imitation, the tax is reduced to
Ashland is investigating the matter
lately General Chaffee instructed Gen­
the
»
line»»
Rem-wnl riot* in Hjwin have result«!
Colonel Peter C. Haim - an engineer one-fouth of 1 cent j>er pound, The i 4 a comprehensive sewer system for
eral Davis to release the prisoner.- ia
in the death of a nu»brr of |*«>ple amt ami niemlier <4 the isthmian canal com­ xei'ond section is intenrlerl to prevent the city. An estimate place» the cost
question, ami notified the civil author­
tlie injury of »core».
dealers,
hotel
proprietors,
restaurant»
at
f
JO.OOO.
mission, nai«l that neither tlie Panama
ities when and where they could arrest
The imperial German yacht llohen- nor the Nicaragua route combine* all and boarding bouse kee|sjr» iron 11 color-
A company i* bring organiaed tnron-
them.
But the fact that their offenss
ing
the
uncolored
article,
by
1
making
zollern has arrived at New York one the advantages, nut that each present»
*tmct -even telephone liner fr«»m Pen­
was committed before the passage oí
«lay earlier than was expect«!.
nome go«d |»iinta. The Panama route, any |*r»on who colors the pr-dm-t ami dleton to the »mall outlying diatricta
the law- J »edition make- further ao
then sells or furnishes it to others a
Northern Pacific awitchmon ■ I Mi»- for ilirtam*. wa* sliorter, while the manufacturer • ithin the meaning of the which ar»* not at pre?$ent supplied.
tion in the matter improbable. Gen­
Ni<-aragua
rout«-
a»«
more
«lesirabh-
»oula, M<»nt . ar* on strike
eral Chaffee deeming it inadvisabh
A pe.ition i* being circulated in and
from a »unitary piint of view. I’pon act. Penalties for violation of the act
that civilians should lie tried by a mil­
Young Teddy Rooaerolt is «lightly tlie whole, he said, he favor«! th«- Pan­ are a fine of not lews than $30 nor more ar* *un* I Bak.-r I 'ity ark inc ««ugress to
itary commission
better, although th«« criaia has not vet ama route a» combining more a«lvan- than $■'«<*•, and imprisonment for not *‘t aside t'rat»-r lake and adjacent land
Señor I>erma. the newly elected gov­
|>a»a«l.
tag«-» than any other, lie thought, he less than 30 days or more than six sufficient t<> make a national ¡ark.
months
ernor of Rataan province. fl«i after hii
»aid.
tliat
tlie
engineering
ditlicultli
-
san Frauciani chamber oi commerce
The price of hop« continues to ad­
election w hen he was «-alie«] upon to ac­
fav.r» the a>lnii»»ion of Chinese mer­ could, w ith tlie building of the Boltin
vance «teadily. Buyer» around Salem
COLOMBIA
WANTS
A
CANAL
count for $4,000 of insurgent fund«.
dam mi the Panama route, I* overcome,
chant«.
are offering 134 cent» per |»>und. but
He is still missing.
but he aiimitt««! that some problem»
Englaml ami J»|«an have fonmvi an would r«*iilt in that conn« tmn which If the I mud Statu Do«« Not Build It. the grower* in newt cases refii-s- to o-ll
at that price.
alliam* for the preservation of China never have liren solv*«l.
European« Mav
REPUBLICANS MEET.
and Corea.
Colonel llaine* »aid, in reply to a
Monterey, Mex .Feb. 14.—<->l«»nibia
Portland
Marktta.
Colombia offers the Unite«! Stat»* a question, that if tlie proffer of the »tan. 1« ready to duplicate any conces­
Stile Central and Second Congreiuonal Com­
Wheat—Quiet. Walla Walla, 63»
guarant«»! title to a waterway for the Panama Canal ('mnjwiiy to di»|«>-<- «4
mittees Fix Date of Convention.
the property to the I’nited stat«— for sions Nicaragua is willing to make. 63 He; bluestem. «4®«44c; Valley.
«instruction of a « anal.
$40,000,000 Lad l*en rn.«d« 1*4. r>- tf.e There need be no question al»-ut the 1 63'*c.
Portland, Feb. 11.—The Republican
Governor Taft favor* bringing »«.me r«q»irt «4 the iviiniiii»»i<>n r««oi im-ml- title of the Panama waterway. The
Ship» and Repair» Since 1883 Have Coat Over
PuMngtr Train Ditched.
Barley—Feed.
state ««entral i-ommittee and Second -li*
native FdipimM to thia country and «1- ing the Nicaragua route was tua«ie, he I'liitoi States can have it with a guar- $20021 per ton. $19 0 20; brewing.
$100.000,000.
Fremont, 0., Feb. 5.— Westbound
trict
Republican congressional commit­
mating them.
then would have lieen in favor nfudopt- ! antevsl title.
M ashington, Feb. 13.—The new navy passenger train No. 405. the Pitta-
—No. 1 white. $1.1001.25, riar.
tee
met
Saturday in the Chamber <4
Colombia is willing to give the «1 Oat»
Th«- Manful* of Ihifferin. ex-governor ing th«- Panama route.
0501.15
ha- iviet the l'nit«l State* f’»M.so.A.n?« burg and Detroit fiver, struck a broken
I I'nited States full control nf the terri­
general of Cana«la ami ex-vi«*r»y of
Commerce
building and fixed April 1
REPLY TO SCHLEY S APPEAL. tory through which the canal |*as»e».
Flour—Best grades. $2 8003.40 per for construction an«! $9,343.233 for re­ rail this morning between Helena and
India, i* dead-
as
the
date
for the meeting «4 the «in-
barrel, graham. $2.5002.80.
pairs on complet«i vessel». These fig­ Millersville, and left the track. The
Firv at Springfield, 111., did over a Freiident Mill Announce tin ton«lutmm in It wants the canal built, and in the
gressional
convention
and April 2 for
event the I nit«i State« sees fit to ac-
Millstuffs—Bran $18 per ton; mid­ ures were supplied in a statement for­ train, composed of engine, baggage car.
million dollar» damage
s Few Dsy*.
I -*pt the Nicaragua route, tbe govern- dlings. $21 shorts. $2050. «hop, $17. ward«! to the senate by the «vretary of smoker, passenger coach and two sleefe the state convention. Both committees
A new geywr has Iwwn foumi in the
Washington, Feb 17.—On«- of th«- I ment of Columbia will take ste|* to in­
declare«! in favor of a reapportionment
Bai T r -•« « f :
■
the navy in resjionse to a resolution ers, was ditched and several coaches
Yellowstone National |>ark
princifal subjects di»«'ii.*«l st tl»- cal»- terest Euroj«eati |«iwers in the con­
Tay I'izO per ton.
wre< ked. Three jersons were seriously of representation in the conventions
adopted by the senate in February. injured. Many others were struck by
Taft strongly op|«««s* tlie ini|»>rtation met meeting L»iay wa« the reply which struction of tin* Panama canal.
Potatoes Best Burbanks 9Oc0$l 25
based on the average vote for presi len-
the
president
will
make
to
th«-
sp|»-»l
The»«
declarations
were
made
tonight
of Chineae to the Philippine»
per cental, ordinary. 70 0 85c per cen­ 1901. The fa« ts are all given in tab­ tiying splinters and jarred, but their tial electors at the last national elec­
of Admiral S-hley. Th«- pre-1 lent h.n by General Rafael Reyes, Colombian tal. growers price*, sweets. $1.75® ular form, without explanatorv text.
injuries are »light. Tbe luggage and
More fighting ia rvq».rt«l !«etw«*n the given a g««»l -h-al of atti-ntion t«> the «leh-gate to the Pan-American congress, 2 per cental.
In addition to tlie «-x]«D<liturea ma«le mail cars landed in a field and were tion. Considerable discussion pr«-ede«i
government tro>>|* and the r*l«el» of matter, ami it is umlerst«»«! that in ami in all prolwbility the future presi­
Butter—Creamery. 25027>!ac; dairy, • m veesels now afl at there are several demolished. Other cars were liadly the adoption of the motion in the state
Venesuela.
the course of a few «lays, pr-ilaljy by dent of Colombia, who is among the 18020c; store. 11013c.
damaged. B- th sleepers are upside central «immittee, two amendments
ship* in course of «-instruction. These down in a ditch.
Sentiment for mluctmn of rat««« on the middle of the week, he will I»« visiting Pan-American delegates who
Egg»
—
20021
4»c
for
fresh
Oregan.
being offered. One was to fix th«- basis
are al present tlie guests of this city.
Philippine ini|»>rt» 1» gaininggroumi in ready to anuoum* his com-lusi-m».
Cheese—Full cream, twin*. 13 0 include the Kentucky ami the Kear-
Tlie praaMent oatlinal hi view» of
General Rews stated that he ha.l not
on
the vote cast for supreme judge at the
tlie senate
St. Louis Fair Appropriation.
the S> hlay case by reading hi» first fully <l«'id«i. but intimated that he 134c Young America 14Q15c. fac­ sarge, oa each of which an expenditure
last state election, bnd tlie other fori
A Itstroit lank wa» wm kni by one draft of his <h*i»i«>n. Some neslitica- would return to Colombia within the tory prices 1014c less
' $4.< h X i ,000 has l«en authorised, and
Washington. Feb. 15.—The officials
» 1
-
a llh
Poultry—Chickens mixed. $303 50;
rontinuan«* of tlie present ap|K>rtion«
twin» were ma-le in it balay, and in next few weeks and take
presi- hens, $404 2$ >• dosen. »010c per the Illinois, Indiana ami Alalama, on <>f the government b«>ar<l of the St.
taking $1 .OOO.UUO
view <if tin- fact that it 1» »11 bject t« • denev.
pound spr ng* n- per pound $3 0 “ach of which an expenditure of $3,. L uis exj--»ition ami a number «4 St. ment. which is l«ased on the vote cast
further, am! |»«e»il>ly imp< -rtant change«
Tbe fast w«*k in tbe Transvaal
T. T. Geer four years ago. In the
3 50 per dosrn du- ks $4 5*07 50 per 350,000 is authorized. There are also Louis men identified with that enter­
IspaMM bill B* Drivvn Out
the*liveln*t. with heavy loaaea on l»ith in text, niemlers of tire cabinet lack
dozen
turkeys
live
110124c; •everal »mailer vessel» in «nurse «4 con­
«>ngressional
comniitte there was n*
prise were today before the house com-
their tmii»p«*itiun to ritm ili« it by the
»siea, for some time
Florence, Colo., Feb. 14.—Fift«*n dressed. 14015c per pound.
«iia-iission whatever, and the vote in fa­
struction
which
will
bring
the
total
up
assertion
that
it
1»
un-afe
at
thii
mittee
«in
expositions
in
relation
to
the
time
Mutton
—
Gross.
<
humlr«l white «al miner* met in ma»«
♦c Per pound;
vor of the reapportionment was unan­
The )«*■ to Pater*«o. N J., ia now
to pr**i»«-t what it» exact eff«-t will !»■
to a considerable extent when the ves­ an ■ unt required for the government imous. Contrary to exfi«>-tati<in tl.«-re
pla«*«i at $* 000,000. I«ut the city iam>t It i« a long doenmeat. and one of it» meeting at the Chandler mines Uaiav dreaaad. ’O'Sf per r pound
exhibit. Congress has heretofore ap- was no opposition to the plan of settimt
Hoc»—Groaa 54c dressed <407c sels are completed.
todiseuwa th«« inifa rtation of 2* Japan-
in m*«i 4 ouseie aid
features the clear aiw! concise prerea- era by the Yictor Fuel Conqiany. to per pound.
propriat«! $250.000 as part of the the «late for the rongre«sional conven­
The
statement
rover*
the
penal
from
Eleven prr*»n« k«t their live» in a tatxm of tbe fa. t* regarding the Santi- work in the Chamller mine*. It wa»
Veal— IHO>c per pound. 4r*»sed. 1**3 and !«-gin» with the building of amount for the bailding. but the tion a «lav previous t<> that named Mr
M Louis fir*
ag»» fight as given tl* presxient by the «»nra of the meeting a.« express«!
Beef—Groaa cows 3 \ 0 4c. steer*, the Chicago. Atlanta am! Boston Of an >unt for the exhibit itself ha* l*en the -tate convention.
British for»*« have raptured mane the captain» engag«l in that battle, by all the »fsakers. that the Jafan««««- 4©4«wc dressed. <4074r per pound the romplet«l ve»»*l» the Oregon roet left j*n. A—istant Secretary of Ag­
Both convention* will be held "'in
who rroently were »uinti in-i toll* »hi-ul<i F* unc«l to leave the district,
B«*rv during the |*»t week.
Hops—110124c per pound.
t’ «• greatest am- tint—$6,375,032. The riculture J. F Brigham, head of the Portland, no other cities asking to 1*
White House to roster with him
The ami if they will not go voluntarily, that
government
hard.
an«l
his
asenciates
Wool— Nominal. Valley. 12018c; Massachusetts is second in p«iint of ,-.»t
designated. The state central commit­
Young Theraior* R«»«a>velt, while «Iroision is «««u«'t*d tn the pre*¡«lent*» forcible measure» should h«- u»«l against
eastern Oregon. »0124c. mohair. —$6.1'47,175. The cost <4 if* Maine calculate on $400,000 for the exhibit’ tee rerommend«! that the primaries 'v
very suk. is m»t «-*>n»i«ierni danger-si» I tiwisl vigor-xis Un*
th<*ni
desire a btrildiag •
210214c per pound.
14.677.7^*.
held March 22. an«! the conntv conven­
$450.1100.
tion* on March 29.
A farmer and wife, living near New
< «ererad Tbim Ke»««»
AloadiX« M mw > Radwav.
N«t»<alK>m Agaia Opvned.
J'-hn Hill, a planter at Wrat Baton
Y..rk re»*ivr»l a legar» 4 $' IXMI from
Swttle, Feb 14—The North A nier- R-sig* La . lia» given to tbe Louisiana
Manila. Feb. 15 —Captain
Raided by Outlaw».
< -nstantim-ple. Feb. 13.—TheAn-er-
a man wbom. aa a hungry aamierer,
A Naval EnfagaoMaL
«■ -. •« $25 000f> • tbeerrot» n i-wn -I- legates remaining at Seres.
icon Trading A Transportation Com- •tat*
**ain. <>f the First infantry, in
they befriend«! 16 tear» ago
Alamagonia. N M., Feb. 11.—New»
pan« ha» !«*n «ward«! the contract t«> ■4 an alumni building ami lil«rarv
Panama. Feb. 15 —Th.* Colombian
M»-*»i- nia. after the failure r«*ntlv of
ha» leen rw*iv«i here of a raid on the
H «-rieri Ba knear was sent t«> jail at gagene-nt with insurgent« at I
■apply 35.M0 railway ties for tha
t * negotiation» foe t!< ransoming of government fleet left Tananiayesteniay,
Samar
rerently
ra|«turol
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I
Fort Wayne. Imi . for resiternpt <4
Kloodikr Mme« Railway, tlie ronstruc-
the aF»in--ted miraiouarv have again met the in-urgent warwhip Padilla off store of the Tew Mercantile Company,
rvsirt He persisted in calling on hi» and 4 rifferuen Tl«er»* were n*
tioa of which from Ikaw*>n t«< Gram!
■qered nev-oVutti-m»
at Fort Sumner, by a gang of oatlaw«,
rv nr
Ama Dulce, at 4 p. m., an«lf..ught her
a ile. w bo i» suing for .livori*
Fork», a distance <<f 12 mile», i» «»>n t<>
»•an «'aaualtie- The enemy'»
suppose«! to be the same that rmently
f r .-lie hour. Tlie government gunlwiat robb«! a lank and pay car at Sants
login This new« is given in r«*nt
B < PuMolwra A*,*»
Peter Quina, «ged M. who inherit«! r»«< kmiwn H ha» l«*n Iran»
■di in- fe m I»»w*in Manager llaw.
a fortune frotn hi» father. *|iian>l«-r«l twn hour» 1*4 r* th* fight Luki
B«-» n. Feb. 13 — .»mall. Maynard A Boyaca was «truck and slightly «lam- Rosa Oneof the employes of the-t- r»
kin» i» now m this city Tlie railwav
i ar* C JWlbüwber». of thi» city, hai-, ma,j. ag«!. The Pa>iilla wa« hit three time« wa. killed ami $400 in cash t.«k-
it in high living ami ha» ju«t <lw»| IB insurgent leo«irr wa» with tlie
will 1* a 1*11 line, when CMBpletad,
ar* an
New York, a b«>n*l<a» wan.lerer
No »tatemen t of asxet* and «ought protection from the insnr- The gang i8 head«! for the Capita"
••ngwgw! by Captain Nwain'» ««*
and will tap a rich terrirorv
ifri -abilità* i» given
mountains an«! i* being pursue«! by •
Prete«*«» M I, Washburn. 4 tire
gent»’ guns a»here.
sheriff’s p«w«se.
< trwgon »late un : versiti. ha» l**-r
pr^pa-
P»M*»ra« >•» i«l»M*ra
al« t«l t«> •res'wsl tira late Otto Li >«e
>««ta
To*» D«.trov»<l bv EirabquUt
IVaahingtoa. Feb U — Tbe p«nawi
St
r» state entonad.gist of Minnesota
Favorabl* gtpor( on Pta,loa Bill
Jrrwv
LMm F»b r -A News dispatch
"• !■*•'>.» rewwling ia Furto Rm ami
• IB 10 V
mm *t p.q»r.iMlrt >nnnnncM that
Washington.
Feb. 12_ The -enatc
Steamship linea pl v ing >w<wr*n
• '
■i
_____ _
America ami Fug land I rare rwnrhrsi an ‘
T
’
'»n-C«nc.«ia,
committra
on
pensions
ho* authorire-i
Porter, aged AA,
' ’ • .
. f t .
has l«n dertrov«! bv an earthquake
agreement ami ariva mesi freight rate» "*'*'■ •
a favorable report of the bill introh:■•’!
!
art«!
—
latra
alth.«igh
owing
alle-
A materul inerva»» in «arri mg . l-arg»-«
are by fienator Jone* of Arkan
namr J"ne* of Arkansas, in r« a-
I
Many lire« were kwL
•
. •*•*•«■* *•’ *hr »«verriment. )«| v> fbvoe-
1 ng the pension» of Mexi,-an war vet­
>hi* •rtwi* t«»iay by thè bno<* .«unaiit-
Profraw.r t Naris* W. IVarwai, of ¡ tra ■« f«-rvign affair* <«n a bill tram«!
erans.
Fwwr n.sgraS Fam,!«, fiooMle,
Northwestern univwwity tn t'hiragv. tn by Attori*« «ìenerwl Km>* allowìag
IT -The town .f
• pr'f»««l ten*. “The Carpenter iwa»!» rt» t«1 l*
», «urli |*r*«ns
Oterga To*» Destroyed.
with Mi.!» N. C.. near the Di»mal
Prophet," i*)«-ta virgin birth, divinity ! thè «ame a» ritirar* Tbe prerant iaw»
•«amp ..» praeticlly dertror«! bv
Eiherton. Ga, Feb. 12 —Fire 1."
nf Chrfst. miracle» in general awl the ‘ re»tr>.-t paao|«<t. a. Cni««| -taira
5re i ^r hnn.fr«! fam.l*. .ro’reT«rt-
asvasra
•arly f»iay destroy»! nearly ail of tbs
HtlSMI».
«! b«>m*h*. A rough <-tim»t»
!•*
bu’in«eo sartina <f thi, eitTt doin(
t!ie In«« at $120,00(1.
'»mage estimatwl at $100,000.
O
Ctsrilll »SO».
I MU PCX OAK U/Ull
Washington. Feb. 17 —Aifre«!
civil engineer «n*l a mew^r of tlie
irithniian anal comniia»wm. *«-
tbe *enaU* coon mit tee tin canai* Mr.
Noble mid it voald l*e ne» -ary to
lia ve al^olute control of the cittea of
Panama arel Colon in order to control
Mnitation. He tliooght the oaiditiona
were favorable for yellow fever «luring
axjet of tbe year on the i4hriiü>.
There h if * yellow fever in Ni«aramia»
a- far a* l*e knew
Mr. Noble Rael be coBsidered th*
pries of 140.000.000. ask.«! by the Pan­
ama Comjwny for its profstrty, as fair
ami rswMmable. Thr «.xpem* of ojw-
ating th* two lm»-» prop*•-1 » . .Id hr
practically in proporti, n to the length-
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