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

Eugene Weekly Guard.
BATTLE
Of
AGJ a
Eight Hundred Men on
DULCE
Both Sides Reported
to Have Been Killed.
'NEWS OF TH ESTATE
!
_____
JOHN P
ALTGELD DEAD.
Ex Governor ol Illinois Expirta Iroen Effects
of Apoplectic Stroke.
PAY EOK SETTLERS
PRINCE henry has gone .
CANAL AND LO('Ks
Sailed from New Vork on the BiJ Hamburg
American Liner Deutschland.
New York, March I’*— Prince Henry
MITCHELL BILL TO REIMBURSE
of
Prureia sailed lor Germany on board
EASTERN OREGON MEN
the Hani burg-Ameru'an liner Deutsch­
land yesterday afternoon. His last day
Senator will Try to Obtain Rs
in America was »pent entirely on b**ard
Oregon
Th*
the Deutschland, but it was filled with
the People Who Took Lp and
lief for
GOVERNMENT
TO 1NVEST|QAT(
AT OREGON CITY
Joliet, Hl., March 13.—Ex-Governor
PART8 OF OREGON.
John P. Altgeld died at the Hotel Mun­
Many Pointa ot Justice Involved k‘tete,
roe yesterday morning at 7
o'clock. !
Rights of Present Owners of Lacks «.J
Commercial and Financial Happenings ol l.n-
The physicians remained with him
Manufacturing
Enterpnaei
When the end
portanca A Bnal Review of tha Growth throughout the night.
nxnt Buy or Build?- Stipulation B
waa
nearing
they
worked
hia
artua
vig-
Large
Tracts
ol
Land
in
Sherman
and Improvement! ol tha Many Industries
pleasing incidents.
proved
oroualy to revive respiration, but ail to
The prince breakfasted early and about
Latte Washington Canal.
County and Ware Afterwards Diap'irtued
Throughout Our thriving Commonwealth
no purfsiae. The *ause of death is
10
o'clock
began
to
receive
official
t»ro-
by Eastern Oregon Land Company.
—Latent Market Report.
given as cerebral heniorhagea, then-
well visitors, including representatives
W shingt n, March 13__ T|le
having been no apoplectic seizure ot the |
of Germany in this country and those of | and harbors bill, aa presented by 7”
Washington,
March
17.
—
Senator
The C<»|uille creamery has resumed
brain. The vomiting at first was taken
bouse committee, authorizes th«
'
operation».
—----- —— ________ r
Mitchell has introduced a bill for the re- the United States government.
•
° ’tow
The members of the party which ac- [
to indicate ptomaine poisoning, but It f
tary of war to ascertain through a L
Construction •>( aireamery has l»-gtin was determined this was due to differ- lief of settlers upon the lands of the
near Myrtle Point.
ent manifestations of the brain trouble, j Eastern Oregon I.an*l Company, in coni panied the prince on his tour w ere of engineers whether the awjuisjti„t
**r
to Joliet, having Shuman county, Oregon. The bill au- his guests at luncheon. Cover« were l the present canal and locks at WiUaii
The town of Haines. I nion county,
laid for 28 persons in the dining room ; ette falls, or the construction of • „
been the
advertDMMi
mn the
ill meet-
<jrator thor,xe
.
.
.
. interior
« •
has lasen incor|s>rated.
for
big Will county
pr Mpe«
efer
''the
^Ury of < the
* 1
of
the ship, and music was furnishtxl and lix’ks by the government and
tl«.lr
A crusade against gambling lias b(MMi in«. He confe»M«l that lie was not in 10 investigate and ascertain the reason-
inaugurated at Oregon City.
the beet o< health, having been troubled able value of the lands settl«sd upon by the band from the Hohenzollern. operation for the exclusive beiuGt i
At the close of the luncheon, when it the navigation of the Willamette riv
pparently
The Woodmen of the World are with some ap
r___ , simple stomach | anj heretofore claimed by the respec­
came
time to say goodbye, the prince, | would, by witlirawing the water»
at
Dusty,
Benton
building a hall
trouble, fie waa not willing to allow j tive persons whose names appear in
county.
that to interfere with hia speech, how- senate document No. 8, Fifty-fith con­ taking a rose from the table, said: this river from its customary chznH
Several men in Sileni have been ever, his great interest in the South gress, and senate document No. 240, “This is the badge of that which I materially injure the manufaiturul
found to have registered in more than African struggle having l^en heighten««! Fifty-seventh congress, and in which have been admiring during my entire
enterprises now in operation or conten
by the announcement of the Boer suc­
one precinct.
cess in thecaptureof <ieneral Methuen. documenta are also specifically stated trip to the United States—American plated at the falls; also to as«ertaln
The regular el«*ction of offidMS for the
It was noticed during the address an accurate description of the lands beauty.” He placed the flower in his through the department of
city ot Florems* for the ensuing y««ar that the ex-governor threw an unusual
claimed by each of such persons, to- buttonhole, and each guest followed his whether the Portland General Eleitri
will lie held April 1.
amount of energy and feeling into his
word«,
and
the
collapse,
the
physicians
1
getber with the value ot improvements example.
Company, by view of its ownership Of
Nearly 13 inches of rain fell at
Immediately after the luncheon, at property at Willamette falls, has 1^,
Grants Pass during February, which think, resulted from overstraining his thereon, all of said lands being in Sher­
already weakened physical powers.
man county. The value of said lands the prince’s invitatiaon, the party right against the United States tor q
breaks the record for any one month.
Ever
since
the
failure
of
the
Globe
and
the improvements is to lie deter­ went to the commander’s bridge of the full, free and continue«! use of the ni«
The town council of Prairie City has
pas»ed an ordinance prohibiting the use Savings Bank in 1H9<>, in which he was mined in all cases where the settlers Deutschland, and was there photo­ ufacuring enterprises now located on it,
of tobacco in all public meeting places. involved, Mr. Altgeld had not been a have lieen dispossed of their lands as of graphed. Then the real leavetaking property; whether the water is
well man, anti for some months after
From March 1, 1901, to March 2, the Spalding crash it was fear««! that the date of the ousting of such settlers, began. The final farewells were said for navigation, and if so, what method
1902, there were 19,600 acres patented his death was only a question of a short respectively, from said lands by either by members of the German embassy at
would be necessary on the part of th»
from the government to Wawo county. time. Even when serving his last year The Dalles Military Wagon Road Com­ Washington.
government to acquire title tn i(Jl[
When the ship sailed all the ap­
Representative Tongue condemn» the as governor, his health was none too pany or its successor, or the Eastern
Oregon I Ji nd Company, in accordance proaches and the pier was crowded. water for navigation purposes, and th,
move to ham|ier improvement of !>>wer good.
measure of damages it must pay th«
with the judgment and decree of the
Columbia by pitting it against the up­
STEAMBOAT OVERTURNED.
T’nited States The first cabin section of the Deutsch­ company.
| I minrerne
supreme court of the United
per river.
land was packed all the afternoon with
affecting the title to said lands.
In making the allowance of 9160.
l'a|>erH throughout the state rejsirt Twenty-one of the Passengers and Crtw were
The secretary of the interior is re- passengers and their friends, and in
000 for the Seattle canal, the bill stip
that taxpayers are taking advantage of
when
i quired to ascertain the dates
Drowned in th« Mississippi.
many cases women had to be rescued
ulates that this appropriation, togethff
the 3 |s*r cent reliute for prompt pay­
were
Vicksburg,
Miss.,
March
14.
—
The
from
the crush to see the prince. The
ment, and the new law is meeting gen­
with the unexpended balance, shall b>
respectively
dispossessed
of
their
lands,
steamer Providence, plying between
As she
eral approval
aud in all cases where such settlers are Deutschland sailed at 3:45.
expended in securing, by dredging the
this jsirt and Lake Palmyra, was over­
The market for Oregon prunes in the turned at 2 o'clock thia morning by a still in possession of the lands so moved away from her pier the cheering low water channel 10 feet in depth
East is improviong.
Every pound sudden squall at I-one Landing, and 21 claimed by them, the value of the was continuous. The prince appeared from Shilshole bay through Salmon I««
shippeil this past year has been dis­ of her passengers and crew were same, ami of the improvements there­ on the bridge and bowed.
All down
The bill
on, shall lx* determined as of the date North river the passing tugs and craft to the wharves at Ballard.
poned of, and dealers sav the/ could drowned.
of
the
passage
of
this
act.
T
’
pon
the
also
provides
for
a
Ixiard
of
engineer,
have sold more had they had them.
of
every
description
gave
the
great
liner
The ill fated Is mt left here at n<s>n
¡ascertainment of this information, the
li. V. Gates, promoter of the pro- yesterday on her regular trip, carrying secretary of the interior is authorized and her distinguished passenger a noisy to make surveys and examinations a*
pise*I telegraph and telephone line from a large miscellaneous cargo of freight and directed to issue to said settlers, send-off. At the Battery, which was to the feasibility and advisability of
Ashland to laikeview Mini other piiuta and a large numoer of |iassengere. At severally and respectively, a certificate reached at 4 o’clock, a crow* 1 cheered as constructing a canal connecting P om
has tllisl an application with the Isike 2 o’clock this morning, just as the of indebtedness, in which shall lie the vessel steamed down the bay. The
county court for a right of way along steamer was entering Lake Palmyra, a stated the exact amount each one of Deutschland reached the Narrows at sound with Lakes Union and Washing,
sudden wind and rain storm of cyclonic
4:35. Forts Wadsworth and Hamilton ton, and to also examine a route for a
the public highway.
proportions eanieoiit of the west, catch­ such settlers is entitled to in accord­ fired salutes, which were answered by similar canal connecting Elliott bar
ant«
w
ith
the
ascertained
value
of
such
The I matillacounty Republican con­ ing the Provident«« broadside on. Tile
the Deutschland, and the garrison at
vention met in Pendleton March 12 and little vessel was lifted almost entirely lands an*l improvements, as provided Fort Wadsworth lined up on the bluff with Lakes Union and Washington
nominated a full county ticket and del­ out of the water, her upper works blow n for by the first section of the act, and until the steamer had passed out into with a view to determining the feasibil­
egates to the state and congtessional away and the hull turned tsittom up in on presentation of such certificates, by
ity of such a route. The board of en.
the lower bay.
conventions. The delegates were in* 40 feet of water. Most of the crew and such settlers, to the secretary of the
The prince's apartments on the gineers shall invite proposals for the
struct«! to work for Williamson for passengers were asleep at the time, and treasury of the I’nited States, warrants
Deutschland include the captain’s cab­ Seattle and Lake Washington waterwit
i-ongress a ini Furnish for governor.
had absolutely no chance of escajie. shall lie drawn in favor of such settlers in and three other adjoining rooms, es­
TH* STATE v
for
the
amounts
so
ascertained
to
be
Agitation has been started in I.a Only nine of the Iwiat's entire company
OF WASHINGTON
pecially connected for his use. The and for the construction of a similar
Granite for a 925,000 'public building. were eaveil. The property loss will due by the s«*cretary of the interior, social hall on the Deutschland was canal connecting Elloitt bay with bd
ERECTS
which warrants shall lie paid out of
amount to several thousand dollars.
•THIS MONUMENT
beautifully decorated with Howers, and lakes. This Isiard shall also report«
The first ticket in the (field in Coos
any money in the treasury not other­
INMEMORY OF
there was a profusion of them in the the relatve advantages of all protnud
county was that of the S*a'ialist party.
wise
appropriate«!.
The
bill
appropri
­
HER VALIANT SONS
TORNADO IN THE SOUTH
prince s suite of rooms. The company
ates
an
amount
sufficent
to
meet
the
routes. “Nothing herein shall beoin-
Twenty-six homestead entries were
had also tastefully decorated the pier.
filial at the Oregon City land office dur­ Stven Person« Meet Death in a Storm in the | payment of all such warrants so drawn.
strued as the adoption of any projw
In the event of the death of any such
ing February
for the construction of a waterway«»,
State of Mississippi.
PRINCE AND PRESIDENT.
settlers, the secretary of the interior is
The Clackamas county Socaliists held
net ting Puget sound with Lakes Uni«
Vicksburg, Miss., March 14.—A tor­ authorized and directed to ascertain
their convention in Oregon City March nado swept through the southern sec­ and certify the value of such lands and Henry and Roosevelt Exchange Farewell and Washington,” is the precautions
8 and notninah«l a full ticket.
tion of Copiah and the northern section inipr vementa in the name of his legal
Telegrams.
saving phrase inserted in the bill afv
From six to twelve contracts for 1002 • >f Lincoln counties this morning, killt**i repesentatives, provided, however, no
the foregoing provisions.
Washington,
March
12.
—
The
fol
­
bops are filed in Salem every day. at least seven persons and leveled build- assigned claim by any settler shall have
With regard to the appropriaion far
lowing
exchanges
took
place
between
ings,
trees
and
fences.
any
recognition
under
the
provisions
of
Price» range from ll1» to 121» cents.
Tacoma harlior, the bill stipulate« tbit
Montgomery, a village in Copiah ■ the proposed act.
Prince
Henry
of
Prussia
and
President
Forty thousand pounds of hope, county, on the Illinois Central Rail- j
Senator Mitchell had a hearing be­ Roosevelt:
none of the fund shall lie expended un­
owned by G. W. Perkins, of North
road, was the worst sufferer, and four fore the senate committee on public
Yamhill, sold at 14 G cents per I Kill in I
“
Hoboken,
N.
J.,
March
11,
1902.
—
til
a release from liability for damage
Isxlies are know n to he under the debris lands in favor of his nili to reimburse
a few days ago.
The president of the T’nited States: On shall be obtained, if any liabilty exist*
of collapsed buildings there.
those settlers who paid (2.50 per acre
Three miles further south a railroad J for their lands within railroad land this day of my departure, I lieg to arising from a contract between the
PORTLAND MARKETS.
camp was wrecked and three negroes i grant limits, and which were subse­ thank you personally, as well as the state of Washington and R. B. Leh­
were kill««!. A passenger train on the quently forfeited, at |1.26 per acre, nation whose guest I have been, for all
Wheat
—
Walla
Walla,
fi5«»(>5
l
»c;
Illinois Central was struck by the lie hopes to secure a favorable re|iort in the kindness, consideration and good man, and right is obtained to deposit
SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT OLYMPIA. WASH.
feeling 1 have met with during mv materal dredged from the jiropwei
bluesteni,0fi«»6rt S<'I Valley, 65«»t>5 Sc. storm, and every window in every a few days.
visit to your interesting country,
I channel on adjacent tide lands, ora
Bariev—E'eaxi, |20«»21.; brewing, coach was blown in.
hope that my visit might have in-
of [soqihi ami an immense loss of prop­
General Castro's soldiers report that 921(921.50 |x»r ton.
STRIKE IS BROKEN.
i-reaseii the feelings of friendship be­ the deep water of Commen'*ement biy
erty.
HDD men were killed on noth sides dur­
CHINESE EXCLUSION BILLS
Oats— No. 1 white,
|1.15«»1.25;
tween the country I represent and tta»
Trouble Between Freight Handlers and Rail. United States.
POOSEVELT'S FIRST VETO
A bill has luven introduced in tbn ing the fighting at Ague Dulce. The gray, 91 • 10(91.20.
Bidding you farewell,
revolutionists
lost
550
and
the
govern
­
House
Committee
!
on
Foreign
Affaire
Volet
senate* for the relief of Eastern Oregon
roads Brought to an End.
Flour—Best grades, 9?.6O«»3.4O pair
let
me
wish
you
every
possible
success,
Against Sherman Measure.
settlers who were dispossessed by land ment forces 250 men. It in alien said barrel; graham, |2.60(42.HO.
Boston, March 15.—Through the and, pray, remember me to Mrs. Roose­ He Objects to a Bill Removing the Char«
that the Indian chief, Ixirenao, and bin
companies.
of Desertion.
Millstiiffs—Bran. 910 |«*r ton , mid-
Washington, March 15.—The house united efforts of representatives of the velt and Miss Roosevelt, who so charm­
half-caste Indiana participated in the
Tin* |«>«toffice building at North Pel­ atta* ks and killed many of the govern­ dlings, 921; shorts, 921.60; chop, committee on foreign affairs today great mercantile bodies of the city, ingly and with so much pluck accom­
Washington, March 13.—Presidwi
voted against < considering the bill of seconded by the chief executive of the plished her task when launching his
ham, N. V , waa burmsl, together with ment soldiers with machetes.
The 917.50
Roosevelt has sent his first veto m*
all regiatered and oilier mail Thr«*« rifle Are (luring the Agua Dulce battle
Hay — Timothy, 912(413; clover, Representative Sherman, of New York, city, in conference with the recognized majesty’s yacht Meteor. Once more,
It was directed »
|H*raona were aerioualy injured
was deadly and persistent. The din 97 50t»H; Oregon wild hay. 95(46 per continuing the existing Chinese exclu­ leaders of organized lalxir, the great most hearty thanks. May we meet sage to congress.
again.
sion
law.
and
then
voted
to
priaved
by
the
senate
and
the
bill vetoe<l waanw
ton.
strike
of
freight
handlers
and
kindred
of
the
rifles
wan
no
great
that
the
can
­
A Nickel Plat«* passenger train in In­
“HEINRICH, Prince von Prussian.’’ removing the charge of desertion frs
The Potat«x*i Best Burbanks, 11.10«» 1.25 continuous sessions with the considera­ trades represented in the Allitxl Freight
diana ran into an <qa*n switch and four non Are could not be heard.
"White House, Washington, D. C., the naval record of John Glass.
persona were aerioualy injured, A slaughter and massacre at thin Imttle per cental; ordinary, 70(9 80c per cell- tion of the Mitchell-Kahn iChineee ex­ Transportation Council was broken to­
are describe«! an something awful.
tai. growers’ prices; aweeta, |2(i2.-.’5 clusion measure, having the indorse­ night. Fully 20,000 men, who have i March 11.—Henry, Prince of Prussia,
numlier of otliera were slightly hurt
After the message had lieen deli’-
ment of the Pacific coast senators and Is-eti idle for four days, will go to work. I Steamer Deutschland, Hamburg Ihick,
The government lie confident that the |x*r cental.
Ex-Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, ia
mendiera. The actual work on thia The settlement is the result of an ex­ Hoboken, N. J.: Not only have I en- cred, Senator Gallinger, from tlieivu-
revolutionists are still unable to take
Butter
—
Creamery
,
25(4 30c ; dairy, bill by sections lx*gan during the after­
dead.
pressed determination of C
Governor ; joyed your visit personally, but on be- mitteeon naval affairs, read there-
either Colon or Panama Reinforce­ l»(422%c; store, 13(4l5c.
noon, and is likely to proceed uninter­ Crane and those representing
Cis'll Rlosles' health is in a very ments will doubtless arrive here from
,i-3 the | half of my countrymen I wish to ex­ port of the committee on which tbn
Eggs—14c for Oregon.
ruptedly until results are secured.
merchants of Boston to bring all porei- press to you the pleasure it has been to
dangerous oondition.
the interior.
Che«*««' — Full cream, twins, 13(4 | The first nine pages, including the hie pressure to lx*ar upon th«* New see you and the real good I think your senate acted. From that statement it
Colonel Uribe. cousin of General 13)gc; Young America, 14t415c; fac­ ini|K>rtant exclusion sections, were York, New Haven A Hartford Rail-| visit has done in promoting a feeling of { ap[>ears that Glass enlisted in Tanuan
I* King Edward has canceled hin pro­
| mi «««1 viait Li Ireland
Urihe-I'riba, was killmt hi the liattle of tory pri*xxi, 1(41 *^c less.
approved with a few verbal changes. road Company to adopt the rules in friendship Ix'tween Gemanv and the 1864, when only Uijyears old, and tha*
Agua Ihilee.
Twenty tliounand mon are now idle
Poultry—Chickens, mixol, 94 00«» The part approved also covers the pro­ force upon the Boston A Maine Rail- I’nited States. It is my most earnest having witnessed an act which rt®-
I
Chinese laborers road forbidding freight handlers to > un- I wish that this feeling may stengthen promised the second officer of the shir-
lit reason of the Bueton atrie a I
6.00; hens, 9'* 00(46.00 per doeen, II«» visions preventing
from going to the Philippines or from load teams except at their own option steadily.
12S«'
I*'»
pound
;
springs.
ll(41Sc
|>er
Illinois
Beak
Robbery
Mrs. Roosevelt semis her lie w as taken on shore in March of that
The senate canal committee voted to
coming from the Philippines to this and risk,
warmest regards, as would also Miss year by that officer and told not to re-
J**,let, Illa., March 15 —
report the Nicaragua lull favorably
men 1«*und 93«»4l, per doeen ; ducks. 9’’ »6 country. The action f the committee
per dozen; turkeys, live, 12(413c;
All of the old men for whom places Roosevelt if she were not absent. Pray port again for duty. The' committ«
*<arly tislay brnku into tlie Exchange <lress««l. 14<#D*c p«*r pound . gev'se, 96*0 on the exclusion section was practically can be found will be taken back
The Mitchell Chinese exclusion will
by the present my heartiest greeting to his says that this order together with Blas
unanimous. The remainder of the bill railroads, but, ow ing to the suddenness majesty, the German emperor.
will tie favorably re|s>rt<<d lo’the senate Bank in Mimxika, nine miles west of (47 |>er dozen.
Again youth was resposible for his desertiit
yet
to
lie
pa
saisi
upon
covers
adminis
­
Mutton—Gross, 4«- per pound; dress­
with which the strike was ended and I thank you for your visit and wish you
A gang of black and white murderers Joliet, wreck««! tlie safe with dynamite ed. 7(47 S’" per pound.
trative details, of that the action in the larse number of new men who have , all gixxi luck wherever von mav lie.
has lieen unearth« I at Bevaumont, and secured between 12,000 and |3,-
R»brl Loss Was 600
Hogs Grotas, 5*«c; drees««l, 6^t(*»7c support of the Mitchell-Kahn exclusion iwn installed, it is likely that many of J
■THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
Taxa».
000 in cash.
TheixLire Krine, who per pound.
measure with amendments clearly re«- the old employes will find no vacancies
Colon. Colombia, March 13 —.4 I*
js*r published at Honda, on the )!’•■
Veal—6(46^ for small; 7(47 t, (or tricts it to Chinese laborers.
The Colombian re I se I s have captures! heard the explosions, rose from a sick
rea<ly for them at present. Eventually,
Mort Shocks at Shamaka.
dalena river, contains an account nf*
Chiriqui, driving the government l««l and went to warn A. K Napp. lurge.
it is believed, they all will regain their
. .. Petersburg,
. ,«>r-u.*i«. March
.«isrcn 13.—Severe battle at Socha, near Bogota, Febrnzr’
St.
Doorkeeper of the House.
tr.sipa out of the city’s defenses.
Rax*f—Grows, cows. 3\i44c; steers.
old positions. T
._ earthquake shocks have
Teamsters and long-
president of the bank The robbers as
recurred sz,-
at 23, in which the revolutionists nnns
Washington,
March
14.
—
IN«irki>eper
4«»4'vc; dress««!,
per pound.
shoremen will find
unprecedent«*d
i „. i an —
*------- 1—• ’ Shamaka. Transcaucasia, .-usmi
An English traveler, who has just «aulted Krina* on his return and left
W. J. Glenn, of the house of represen­ demand for their services, and traffic of
About 12,- bered about 2,000 men, while tlief’
Hops—12<413c p«*r pound.
000 persons are destitute as a result of ernment had 3,000 engaged. The t»’
completed a tour of Ja|>an, declares him gagg««!
He was not found until
Wool—Valiev, 13(4l6c; Eastern On*- tatives. died at 3:10 o'clock this after- all kinds, which has been virtually at
the subterranean disturbances which
that country to !»• preparing to go to nearly two hours after The robbers gon, 3(4 12 Sc 1 mohair, 21(92lSc per noon <>f acute intlamation of the lungs. a standstill for the past three or
fotir oi-cnrred at Shamaka about the middle olutionists lost 200 men killltsl *
war with Russia
He
wus
a
resident
of
New
N
-
rk.
wounded and had 400 men taken rn-
pound.
,
days, will lie resumed with a rush
eaea)»«! on a hamlcar
of February.
I
oners.
The United States Brewer»’ associa­
Sol J Military Secrets.
Cantracts far English Warships.
Railroad Wirtlcss Telegraphy.
Fire at Montana University.
Snuff ia coming into fashion again,
tion will hold its animal meetng at Sar­
Bi< Wsrehous« Burned.
I
f ond, a, March 14.—Cabling from
Lnndon, March 16 —The British says the Lomloei Daily Chronicle, with
atoga June IO, II ami 12.
Helena. Mont., March 15.—A npe-
Dallas, Tex., March 13.—President
Chicago, March 13.—The five *7” I
admiralty has eontra<t««l with various the early Victorian lash ions. Snuff Vienna, the corespondent of the Daily
A three-exsut street ear fare franchise ahipbnilding «xunpanie« for the con- taking increases the size of the nose Mail says a sensation has lieen causes! cial to the Indei>endent from Missoula E. H. Green, of the Texas Midland bri' k warehouse of th«* Brun-«
I
onlinanee ;*s»s*s| the Cleveland (O I Rtrmtnn of five first class ami two' and keep« it tn a state of perpetual ir­ by a story to the effect that a court •ays that Science Hall, at the state uni­ Railroad, has receive*i a telegram from
Cullender
Company,
located
at
"■
city council without opposition.
martial
at
Warsaw
condemnesl
to
death
thir*i clans cruiser» and two battleships J ritation.
versity. was practically destroyed by a the United Htate« patent officeat Wash­
a Rus-ian colonel kernel Grimm for fire that started about 1.30 o’clock Fri­ ington. announcing the award to him and Superior streets, was practir*^'
An ««piestrian clubof nine Naw York
Bsm and Street Can Burned
Australia has. proportionately, more the svstematie revelation **f military day morning. The hall is the amind
”
girla has di sea rd«« I the aide saddle and
of a patent on a «ystem of wireless te­ destroyed by fire tonight. D *“
st laiuia, March 15.—Fire at I 30 church«*« than any other country, the mx-ret» to a foreign powwr, ami that sev­ finest building on the campus, and is legraphy. President Green «tated last 000. The principal item of 1"-* **■“
adopte*! the dividisi skirt.
numl«*r lw»ing 6.013, or 210 chucli«*« to eral aristocratic Polish ladiea have tw-en w rth in the neighbi>rh««*i of ♦100,000
British naval estimate*« for the pres­ o’cleick this morning destn>y««l the west everv 100,000 i««>ple
England has arrested as a*'CompliCM of Colonel although the equipment it contains night that be will, as soon as possible, great quantity of glass recently imp'
lusrn
of
the
Eastern
avenue
shesls
of
ent year proviate for an expenditure of
14 4 church««« to every 100,000 Russia Grimm There is an unconfirmed ru­ brings the total value up to a much install his wireless system on the Mid­ ed, and which would have been **'
the
St.
I xmiis Transit Company, to.
176,000,000 for new warship«
land. which will be the first railroad in
I get her with 70 cars os«. |I26.000.
•nly *? ta ths same anmber |
mor that he was immediately shot
larger figtire.
for making mirrors. The valu« ot tk*
the world that will nsu tha system
General Oates. of Alabama. preti uta
Census returns in london show an
glass detttroyad was |100,000.
that liefore many years th*«, aspiring
toasts No La<k«irabl« kisitors.
S mw Storm m Colorado
Terrific Vulcanic Eruption.
enormiwis growth in the suburban dis­
Ws»«« Rsistd Five Ptr Cent
to be ««litorial writers will he com­
tricts and a disproportionate increas«*
Tntnila, Feb 26 —Captain Sebre«>,
Protests Against Exclusion.
Ouray,
C*»!.,
March
17
—
A
terrific
Seattle.
March 17 —A special to the
Milwaukee, Wi»., March 13.—The
pelled to |*a«s a severe examination as
I S. N the commandant *>f the sta­ Poet-Intelligencer fn>m Juneau. Alaska, Alli«-Chalmer« Company posted notices
Pekin. March 11.—The
snow storm has lx*«*n raging here since in the female population
to their fitness
tion, ha« .wiitwi a regulation conrerning
vorn ment han preivonte«) to th»
that on and after April 1 a raise of 5 1
There are »till districts in Italy
A ivnsu* re|s*rt on domestic animala 8 o'clock list night. Fully 10 inch«*»
indigent an«t nndreirable pawngvrs says a letter has been received there
State« minister. Mr. Conger. *
«here
the
|«*asant»
live
on
chestnut»
per
cent
would
he
made
in
the
wages
of
has fallen, ami it is still snowing. with
from
the
Greek
prient
at
Kenai,
on
•hows a total «ali
landing within the limit» of the naval
all employe« and they would be given memorial against the re-« nactn«'
no sign of ceasing
During the night as.I s * rn« *i *1 in 11 * «gri.-ultiiral re station of Tntnila. This includes the
for tl>« e**<in«ri
l**wa leads the state«
Cook inlet, telling of a terrific volcanic a Saturday half-holiday. Thia increase the Chine«« exclusion law by
gkma of the north the diet is almost
the
wind
blew
at
the
rate
of
M
miles
«bolt* of the island und«-r the ivintrol eruption in that vicinity about Janu­ will aftect 8.500 empl-'V«1* of the com­ ■ ernment. The government L»1* ’ (
in value *>l holdings «mi Texas is rirst
an hour, piling the snow into huge •xduaively cornni«*al, without meat
in |«*int of nnnihvr«
of the station Henceforth no one will ary 1. The whole side of an unnamed
ticulariy objects to the exclu*1'’0
drifts
Wagon and stage traffic to the
Fxploret C E. Borehtvrevin* k has be allowed to land nnl««M he can de- mountain seemevl to be split open, and pany in various parts of the country.
Chine«« from the Philippine a '
«1.0
■ o
mine*« ami the Red Mountain A Knrffels reictw«! hl« home in New York after a rxxiit the «urn of 9 '0 with th«' collector
fire and lava were pouring from it
T-assvaal G»ld Output
\\ • line have Even s»ispen*l«xl. the mails
waiian ¡«lands, representing tLz■
a ■
- * * „■ • •
!
of customs upon the demand of the The village of Kenai was covered with
, . . '
- •■tilling a inn-
•
Izmdon. March 13.—The Transvaal , Chin««« have acquired extensiv» ■ ^ ,
going «wit on horaetxack this morning. mile« nearer to the S*uth poiw than coni mandant. The deposit is intend««! ashes, and the earthquake which at-
chamber of mine« report« that the ont-1 mereiai interests there, ai d sf
aava |»>li»h and re;«xw> will not suffice, i T •
,
• great -la g*- •
« .
ever before was rea. ! *«|. and gatf ervsl to be returned to the .lepoaitor npon companml the eruption caused several
but kin*in«MM is tha real teat
•■onne«rte«l with the islands by f* _
put of g"l*l from Witwatersrand
' lid « i •-■re v r < aga f
®
C 'hi« leav ng the island«
total waves, doing considerable damage for February waa 41.540 ounce« minea ties, so that repression of fr** 10
’courre would he very undeeir»’’!*-
Colon, Colombia, March 17.—The
EUGENE
following report was obtained from the
<
—
government troops, which arrived here
yesterday from Bocae del Toro
( ponlfinding the revolutionary attac k
upon Agua lhlioe, February 23, to be
A Cemprahaiuiv« Rtvww ot th« Important irresistible, owing to the enemy’s su­
Happening« ot tha Part fa««k, Prastnltd perior numbers, their artillery and
>a a Condantad Form. Which la Mort their supplies of ammunition, General
Cantr<i)tried to retreat to David and
Likaly to Interest Our Many Raadan.
Chiriqui, which towns were known to
he hard pressed by the revolutionists
Oil has lieen struck near l>eiiver.
under Quintero and Perez. This ia a
Die house has pasmvl the [sisV/rfice long and tiresome march of over 200
miles Shortly after leaving iforcon-
appropriation bill.
Itos a small b>sly of government troops
The international treaty on warfare
was met. These men reported that
has lieen ratitiwl by the senate.
Colonel Luqwhad In-on killwl in battle
A bill is liefore congress increasing the and that the revolutionists were in pern­
number of senators in pioportion to the session of David. General Castro,
population.
therefore, d«*cid«*d(to try to effect the
The Spanish cabinet has resigned. ' difficult march acrons the mountains to
The queen regent will take steps to Its as de Toro 9)The march occupied 17
form a Liberal ministry.
days, during the last five of which
Severe earthquakes in Asia Minor Imnaiias were the'oidy obtainable food
have resulted in the death of hundreds Drinking water was plentiful
OREGON.
EVENTS OK THE DAY
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL