The Eugene weekly guard., April 26, 1902, Image 2

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Eugene Weekly Guard
FIGHT ON DALLE8 CANAL.
AGAINST REVISION
IRI8H CRIMES ACT.
DEFEAT EXCLUSION
SOON
TO
BEGIN.
NEWSOFTHESTÀÌt
RaUrrad ts B< B-«‘
VaW<* *’
City, AU»ka
ITEMS OF INTEREST FR0M A
Seattle, April 17,-Aecording to the
th« Emerald late.
riltrill l MH«»»., I’r„prl»«ors.
SENATORS KILLED THE MITCH­
New Survey u Mede.
PARTS OF OREGON
BELGIAN DEPUTIE8 REJECT THE
plans of the luznd. Credit A M«»rtg^
London, April 1».—In the houae of
Washington, April 21.—There are
ELL-KAHN
MEASURE
OREGON.
SOCIALIST PROPOSAL
Company, of Undon, work on a rail­
EUGENE
«ximnions John R«sdniond, th« Irish
renew«*! indication» that a strong fight
Commercial and Financial Happc»,^
—i
E----------------------
road from Valdes to Eagle City will be­
Nationalist
leader,
-peaking
of
the
will la« ma«ie in the ««inference com­
Th« Platt Substitute it Adoptzd • •*» pl“-‘
portancz—A Brie! Review of the
gin shortly and «ill 1* h »**1 to con 1'
mittee against the amendment to the No Specific Promises Are Made. But Partial crim«-» act proclamation issued by the
by a Majority of Fifteen — •« Conta»«»«
and Improvements of the Many
river and harbor bill authorizing the
pletion without delay. The company
Reforms May Be Granted - Serious Riots lord lieutenant of Ireland. Earl Ca«l«e
th< Prêtant tew and Appio the Exclu
Throughout Our thriving Comm*,
A Comprchcn.iv« Review of the Importan» construction of a canal at The Dalle»
is an English and American concera,
Occur Throughout the Country in Which gan, «ieclartsi that an infamous c«»n-
ttappealnv of the Past Week. Presented and Celilo, provide«! the senate accept»
now Reflations to All Intular Territory
—Latest Market Report.
-
pi
racy
was
on
foot
in
England
to
f«e
ami is.-apitalUe.lat . .............. ..
Many are Killed and Wounded — Agitation
m a Condensed form, Which Is Most the amendment made by the commit­
The
distance
to
be
covered
by
the
rail
­
inent
crime
in
Ireland
where
none
ex-
ol
the
United
States.
tal. The hottae conferees, and in (act
Depresses Trade.
Likely to Interest Our Many Readers.
| isted. The stories of outrage and vio­
way is 400 miles- it w*H provide an
practically the whole house committee,
Floyd Mathias was accidental!*
entertain th« belief that this canal can
lence in Irelaml were infamous calum­
Washington, April 17.—The drastic all-Amurtean route to the Klondike. n an amateur performance at r !“*
Braaaels, April 21.—The chamber of '
Most of the Moscow rioters may be I m « built for much liss than the esti­
nies. The Nationalists in Ireland were Chinese exclusion bill, originally It is the intention of the company to City.
exil«*i to Siberia.
mate <4 Captain Harts, and they assert representatives by 94 to 64 votes, re-
only
govermsl by a contemptible minor­ framed by the senators and representa­ begin operations at several points along
Mrs. George Wilcox, of In.lep—,«
that they do not want to undertake the jecte«i the proposal to revise the Bel­
China ba« protested against the
work until they know what it ia going gian constitution so ax to provi«le for ity. A hundrol men, continue«! Mr. tives from the Pacific «xiast states, nmt the route in order to facilitate and en««e, is dead from an overdoe« 0| ¿7
teliison <>t the exclusion law.
Redmond, sUxxi ready to replace every
aemiuni, taken by mistake.
defeat in the senate yesterday, and ll* hasten construction.
The house |m«««vl the Cuban bill r$- to cost. At the same time, there is a universal suffrage.
mtn
««ent to prison in this struggle.
fueling among th«« friends of the canal
Sheriff Durbin has paid ¡nto
moving the differential on sugar.
The promoters of the enterprise be­
Mr. Smeetx, hoi.-alist, accuse«! the The Irish entreate«i Mr. Wyndham, the place was substitute«! a measure offere.1
government of being anxious t«> l«x»sen chief sixiretar v for Ireland, to change his by Platt of Connecticut, extending the lieve that it promises to 1« one <«f the treasury of Marion county $lo,p<9,-
collected recently on the tax ron "l
60,000 soldiers against their brethren. policy; but if be continued it, they
provisions of the present exclusion law, most profitable that «-an be undertaken 1901.
"
But they would b»* unable to extermin­ would meet him face to face and give
ate Ss-ialism, he ad«l«*l, ami enough him blow for blow. Their answer to and also applying that exclusion to all in the world today by capital such as
William Maddy, who escaped fo
Ss-ialists would remain to continue hie owreion of Irelaml would be to har­ insular territory under the jurisdiction they control. The route leads through the jail at Canyon City last UH. ,
the struggle. A» the government wax den their hearts, strengthen their of the United States.
The vote by the Cop|«er river country, the Tanana apprehend«*! in Idaho and taken ba,*!
not willing to eotin-«il th«1 king to «Io organization and compel redrew.
which the substitute took the place of district an«l many other promising min­ t<> Canyon City.
his duty, nothing was left but for the
ing localities. The harbor at Valdes ia
Mr. Wyndham replied that while it
H. D. Guild, who has been porpti*
His'ialists to a.hiress his majesty «lirwt- I was true that while there was a <x«m- the original was ayes 49 to noes 33.
one of the few really good ones in
Once the substitution had been Alaska. The northern terminus, Eagle of the Salem Independent, hat
ly ami plead f««r his int**rventi««n, if parative absence of crime against the
he but sai«l the Word, |H-a«» would be person, the Jives of people were made made all the senators joined ill its sup­ City, is almost in the heart of the great chased the Prosser Record. He w i
re-establishe«!.
miserable by intimidating and boycot­ port, with the single exception of Hoai, Klondike «»untry. The company will make it a Republican paper.
M. Woeste, leader of th«1 Right party ting. The government was not acting
al»«« enter into mining on a scale sel­
The Oregon conference of the United
the substitute being passed, 76 to 1.
in the chamber, when summing up the from political motives, but as the re­
dom attempted—particularly copper Evangelical church, at Dallas, untn-
Some
minor
conditions
were
made
debate for the government, p>inte<l out sult of information latxiriously collect­
imously decided to admit women ,1»^
mining.
admitting Chinese persons «mnected
that a vote hositle to revision di«l not ed an«l carefully examine«!.
gates to Ixith the annual ami genet»)
imply absolute hostility to reform, if
with national expositions and provid­
MALVAR GIVES UP.
conferences.
this was disi usse'l ill is-nceful times.
ing for tertificates of identification of
ROOT GOES TO CUBA.
“Tin- government sup|»>rterx are prc-
The Fishermen’s Union held a niwt_
Chinese in our insular possessions. Surrenders Unconditionally to General Bell in
parvd,” sai«l M. W«x—te, “to consider
ing at Astoria and d««eide<i to accept
Batan*as Province.
Will Overite Withdrawal of American Troops Otherwise, however, the substitute was
propisals for reform in plural voting,
the rate of 6 cents |>er pound for fi(h
From the bland.
Manila, April 1H.—General Malvar weighing 25 pounds and over, and i
although they eon Id not g«> as far as
a<lopte«i substantially in the form that
universal suffrage pure ami simple.”
New Y««rk, April 19.—Steretary Root Platt presented it.
has unconditionally surrendered to cents for those below that weight ofjw.
This sjx«««ch is regard«*! as showing has gone ot Cuba. Regarding his trip,
The
senate failed to substitute the Brigadier General Bell at Lipa, Ba- ed by the cannerymen.
the willingness «if the government to
enacting clause of the house bill for the tanga» province, with the entire insur­
Fire in a brick building on Fpj*t
he said:
grant partial reform in the future.
by i »
“I am going down to l«x«k over the senate measure, so that the bill will gent force <>f the Provinces ot Laguna street, at The Dalles, occupied by
tireat excitement follow»««! th«« rote
in the ebamber. The bxx'ialists belli a flelii and lay plans for the witteirawal now go to the house as an original ami Batangaa, General Bell says ilia Chinese merchant, destroyed about
meeting in the Maixon <iu Peuple, at «if our trisqis from the islaml. There measure, and, from a parliamentary (Bell’a) influence is sufficient to <]tiell $5,000 worth of property, and for 1
time erniatigere«! the whole block, ft,
which M. Vandervebl, the leader of the in no great significance in niy trip. I standpoint, will have to be acted on
SiH'ialistH in B«*lgium, urg«««l his hearers want to be on the groumi ami «ee for and treated the same as though the the insurrectionary movements in Tay- blaze originated in thedwelling ponioj
I to lx« calm ami sai.l he ho|x*«i King myself just what the situation n«x«ls.” house ha«l not passe«! a Chinese bill al­ abas and Cavite provinces anil capture of the building, where drying garmeWi
Ia*i|xil<l wotlbl still intervene.
not yet caught from a hot stove.
The secretary would not discuss the ready.
The s|«ecial Platt amendment is a all those in the field who have
The meeting passe«! a resolution to pros|n«cts of the new government.
Articles of incorporation of the i^g
substitute for the entire bill. The surrendered, but Malvar has ordered
«■ontinue to strike ami disperse«! with-
“Sly function,” he said, “ends with
Mining Company havu been filed with
the
complete
surrender
of
every
insur
­
amendment
reads:
j out disorder.
carrying out the orders of the govern­
"Section 1. That all laws now in gent to the nearest American force. the county clerk at Baker City. Tb»
ATTORNEY GENERAL W B. STRATTON
The )xx>p)e of this city are generally ment to withdraw our troops, anil b*ave
capital stock is placed at $1.000,000,
force
prohibiting and regulating the
General Malvar jxTsonally requested an with shares at the par value of
Ol th«« state of Washington, who has cuter««! a motion la-fore the Unite«! States ' impatient with the agitation, which everything in as good a comlition as
coming
of
Chinese
persons
and
persons
supreme court for leave to file a bill of «•oinplaint against tin« Northern Securities greatly iinjiedex trade ami business.
|s«ssible for the new Cuban govenment
of Chtneee descent into the I nite«! interview with General Bell in order to This is the noted mine from which i
Company on ls«half of the stat«« of Washington
The briefs were acceptisl by the
It is rumor«*! here that King Ixxipohl Io take <«>ntrol.”
large number of very rich s]>ecinieu
States, and the residence of such per­ make his complete submission.
supreme court.
has deciiltsl to take the initiative ami
were recently taken for the Oregon er-
sons
therein
lx«
and
the
same
are
here
­
About
3,300
rifles
have
lx'cn
received
A Disastrous Colliiion.
dissolve parliament,
hibit at the Charleston exposition.
by
extended
and
continued,
including
by the American officers in Batangas
A serious riot has «x-curred at Lou­
Diplomati«1 relations have been re- that this excuse in merely sii|x«rficial ;
San Francisco, April 21.—The steam­
the act entitled ‘An act to prevent the and I^iguna provinces during the part
I. 0. O. F. grand ltxlge of Ore*«
and
that
the
committee
in
fuel
does
not
vain,
near
Brussels.
The
Six'ialists
suimsi between France an<! Venezuela.
ers San Pedro and Noyo collided a short
will meet at Newport May 21.
want to authorize the construction of a , held a demonstration in front of the distance off jxirt during th«« night, coming of Chinese laborers to the four months.
More time ha« been given tin- B ists
The lack of news from the Island of
canal, merely putting forward the new residence of M. Rchollaert, preshient of through the misun<lerstan<iing of sig­ United States,’ approved September 13,
The electric light plant at Gold Hill
in the | m « h < x « m«gotiations in South
survey proposition an a means of delay. th«« chamber of deputies.
The police, nals, ami both vessels wen« badly «lam- 1999, so far as the same is not incon­ Samar is due to a defective cable. It will soon lx? in operation.
Africa.
sistent
with
treaty
obligations
now
ex
­
is believed, however, that the Amer­
There has been Mime hope that a com­ ! in attempting to <iis|x«rse them, were aged. The San Pedro, which saileil
The Oregon G. A. R. encampment
Colombia is mussing tr<s«ps to put promise might In« brought about when* • receive«! with a shower of stones. Th1« from Eureka April 17 with a cargo of isting in full force and effect until the ican commander there has received the
«lowii th«« insiirre«'!ion of th«« Isthmus by the house conferees would consent civic guard then fired on the mob.
A lumber ami shingles, ha«i her stem 7th day of December, 1904, anti so long surrender of all the insurgents in Sa­ will be hehl at Astoria June 4 to 6.
of Panama.
t<> allow the authorization of work on , ' similar riot «x'curre«! in another part of «•arried away, ami was cut below the as the treaty between China and the mar, unless the planned proctwlings
Work has commenced at Grants Put
United States, condud«xl on March 17,
Qmx<n Wilhelmina, of H o II hik I, has th<- canal, and the immoliate •ix|»«mli- Louvain and altogether five persons water line. Th«« vessel started to leak, 1994, and pr«x,laiim«d by the president were altered.
on a three story brick Masonic hall.
ture
of
the
railway
balance
now
on
i
were
killed
and
12
woundeil.
Another
mid 12,000,000 shingles ha«l to be jet-
typhoiil fi«ver, but her Condition is not
bund, rutting off the additional ailthor- • I riot is r««|xirtad to have «»iurml at tisone«! to save the vessel from sinking. on the 9th of December, 1994, shall
The lambing season in Baker coottr
BEST MOVE FOR EXCLUSION.
alarming.
continue in force, and said laws ehall
Th«« N’ovo had her stem «arried away,
is proving one of the beet in years anil
apply
to
all
territory
under
the
juris
­
Cattle and hog« are selling hi Chi-
mid wax badly stove in on the star-
the prospects are goo«i for a large wod
diction of the United States and to all House Accepts the New Senate Proposition to
«■ago nt the highest rate in years, and
lioard lx«w
clip.
Make Sure of Legislation.
immigration of Chinese laborers from
til«1 ris-eipts arc th«1 smnllest.
the islands to the mainlaml territory
Ten stamps and a quantity of machin­
For Wireless Telegraphy in Alaska.
Washington, April 19.—In deciding
Tlu« elmlera epidemic at Manila is
Berlin, April 21,—Profsseor Slaby of the United States, or from one por­ to accept th«« senate Chinese exclusion ery and equipment have arrived it
unabated. There have t«evii 332 cases
Grants Pass for the Eureka mine, u
and Count Arco, of tin- w ireless ¡tele­ tion of the island territory of the
anil 253 «tenths in that city alone.
bill, the Pacific coast men in the bouse the Briggs district, Western Jimepbite
graphy system which lx«ars their names, United States to another portion of said
The crisis in Qu««en Wilhelmilia'a
will send in a telegraphic bill to Briga- island territory: provided, however, have yielded to the inevitable. To put county.
case is passed.
diei General Greely, chief signal officer that this shall not apply to tlie transit the bill in conference, and attempt a
The Salem Fruitgrower«' Cntenha»
Tim entire buainean pirtion of Bar­
of th«« United Stales army, an estimate of Chinese lals>r««rs from one island to new measure would revive disiussion voted to contract its 1902 crop ufztn«.
ton, Ala., has lieen «lestroved by tire.
on tin« syetem which he pro|«om«s to in­ another of the same group or to any in the senate, and that would be fatal berries for 31., cents per pound for tin
stall in Alaska. This bid must neces­ islands within the jurisdiction of any
Chine»«« relxds are sahl te lie arm««l
to passing any bill before the expira­ best canning berries and 2”.« to 3 Ml
sarily lx* sent by cable, as th«« tenders state or the District of Alaska.
with Mauser rifles snoiggleil from
“«Section 2. That in case said treaty tion of the Geary law.
While it is per pound for other varieties.
open
in
Washington
on
April
22.
Sla-
French territory.
bv ami Arco will forward a detailed lie terminated as provided in Article 6 fsissible some lietter bill could be
The Oregon Lumber Company in
Th«« Pacific coast repn-sentativos will
pro|«isition by mail. General Greely thereof, this act and the acts hereby framed, the Pacific coast men general­ purchased the entire plant and holding
extende<i
and
continued
shall
remain
accept the Platt aubetitute for the «x-
lias informed Saiby ami Arco, through
ly, and even those who favor the com- of the Beaver Flume Lumber Company,
cluaion bill.
Frank 11. Mason, Cnit«««l States consul in force until there shall lx« condmted mitt«*«« bill in the senate, have agreed in Beaver valley. The flume ends it
general here, that their cable tender between the Unit«««! States and China a that it is best to accept the senate bill, Runyon's station on the A. <k C. K. L
Cana«la han niodifi««! the Trcndgold
new treaty respecting the coming of
will be ««onsideted.
«xmeession to the sat intact ion of th««
Chinese persons into the United States, in order to have an exclusion law and
Yukon delegation.
and until appropriate laws shall be avoid any complications which might
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Cannot Repudiate It« Debt.
ensue.
Mina Ellen M. Stone will nm< the
Topeka, Kan., April 21.—The f«««l- pass«xl to carry into effect the provis­
profile from her lecturee to reiinburie
oral court has d««cide«i in favor of the ions thereof.
Wheat—Walla Walla. fi3(864c; Wnr
HITCH IN NEGOTIATIONS.
those who ranixitm«! her.
Eastern Ixmd holders against Kearney
stem, ii4(ct<>«5c; valley, fi4(<r«>5c.
PHILIPPINE
EXHIBIT.
county. Y’ears ago a county seat war
General Miles inny lx< «letaeli«*! for
Barley— Feed, $20(821; brexinf.
Boer»' Requeit for An Armistice Refuted by
existed Ix-tween Lakin ami Hartland,
duty on a tour of foreign conntrien ami
|21 " 21 .#0 ]"-r toll.
British Government.
mid $460,000 in bonds was voted to st«- Islands hill Furnish the Mam Feature of the
another goldler place«! in commami of
flats—No. 1 white, $ 1.15(21.224:
St. Louis Fair.
cun« money to employ men to work on
the United Staten army.
Tzindon, April 17.—The Daily Mail gray, $1.10(81.20.
th«« roads and lx«eonie residents long
Flour—I’e-t grades, $2.95(23.40 I*
St. Louis, April 19.—As a result of says it understands a serious hitch has
The Boera are reported to have ac-
enough to vote for one or the other of
barrel; graham, $2.50(82.90.
ceptixl the main feature of the British
th«« towns. The county afterwanls at­ Governor Taft’s conferente with the occurre«! in the pea«1«« negotiations in
Millstuffs—Bran, $19 per ton; «•
l«eace pro|s«naln, but some time will lx«
executive committee of the world’s fair, South Africa. Tjie cabinet has decided «Hings, $20; shorts, $20; chop, $10 1
tempted to repudiate the debt.
consumed in arranging the details.
lu* indue«*! that Ix-iy to ««o-openite to refuse a strongl v word«! request from
Hay — Timothy, $12(815; dote.
Evidence Agsinst Colonel Lynch.
General Chaffee foam trouble with
financially with the Philippine govern­ the Boer leaders at Pretoria for an $7.50(<il0; Oregon wild hay. $5,2(1 pet I
London, April 9.—Although there is ment in the matter of its exhibit. He
tlie Duttoe of Mindanao.
They refiiM«
ton.
to surrender natives who mur«lerc<i an
no indication that Colonel Arthur <i««chire<l t<> the committee that its ac­ armistice pending the negotiations.
Potatoes—Best Burbanks, 1.10(21fi
This
alone
ia
not
likely
to
cause
the
Ameruaii soldier and a large force lias
l.yucli, who fought on the B«x«r side in tion would have a pronounce«! moral
per cental; ordinary, $1.00(21.10 p<
OREGON
ODD
FELLOWS
’
HOME.
AT
PORTLAND.
th«« South African war. and who was «■ffect oil the Filipino |x«ople, and Boers t«i withdraw from the conference, cental; Early Rose, $1.50(2 2.00 r*
Inwii aent to th«« island.
elect«««! to represent Galway City in woul«i «lo nmre toward pacification than
The Russian minister of the interior To be dedicated April 2b, the eighty-third anniversary of the founding
says the Daily Mail, but what threat­ cental; growers prices; sweets. $2.251
parliament in November last, ha« any repressive military metlitsls. The ex-
of the order.
han het'll ansa «a mat«« I.
ens
to atop the negotiations is the fact 2.50 per cental.
intention of placing himself within ««■utiv«> «-ommittee unanimously agree«!
Butter—Creairery, 20(8 22l,c; dsiff«
Strikers in Brussels are ’using dyna­
reach of the British courts, the govern­ to assume a |«>rtion of the expense en­ that the government declines to pla«-e
mite to blow up buildings.
iaation of $ 400.0**0. They any they are Bruges, in Flamiers. Here the police ment is bringing witnesses from South tailed hv the governor general’s plan. the ( a|*« rebels on the same baiting as lfi(219c; store, 13(851c.
Eggs—1,5c for Oregon.
A serious hitch han «averred in the working for a principle, and not to nave charged the Six-ixlists with drawn Africa to testify in aup|s»rt of charges On hi« return t<» Washington In* will the burghers with respect to amnesty
Clieese— Full cream, twins. 1“
Angbv-lUsT ]>ea«'«i negotiations
tin amount of money immediately in­ swords, an«i 10 of tin* latter w««re of high treason brought against him.
an«l
i*
not
inclined
to
withdraw
the
submit th«« agreement to S»-« retarv Root
13'2 c ; Young America, 14'215c; f*
W'«unde«l.
for approval. Tlu« exact sum appropri- banishment proclamation. These feat­ tory prices, 1(8 1 i»c less.
The Chinese government is nimble volved. The friend« of the pro|x>siti«Mi
lune
not
given
up,
but
are
endeavoring
Th««
German
8<x'ialiata
have
sub*
Bank Notes Burned.
ure-
an*
regarded
by
the
Boers
as
two
at««l
by
tin*
ex|«>«itioii
company
t«>war«l
to suppress the rel«elliou in the MHlth.
Poultry—Chickens, mixtsi. (3.L4
to «how their confer»*'» that the author­ scribe«! 10,000 marks for the Ss ialist
Mile« City. Mont., April 17.—About the insular exhibit will noth«« known cardinal principles.
4.50; hens. $.5.00(20.00 per Jo**.
It has been definitely «iecided ftfiat isation of the work doen md compel the movement in Belgium.
$l3,tMMl lielonging to the First National until after the approval of the secretarv
11(811 ’.«c j>er pound; spring*. B*
The Spion Kop Disaster.
the St. Lottie fair cannot l«e held in > x|«-nditiire of the full amount of Cap­
<>f war. The agteement means that
Rank
of
thia
city
were
destroyed
in
the
ll
’-c jxt pound. $3..50(2-5.00 per J*
tain Hart«' estimate; that if the work
Shot bv Major Glenn s Orders.
1'10 i
Lin.Ion, April 19 —All the official en; ducks, $.5.00(27.00 per d«'Z»n: tw-l
mail burning of the east bound North­ the Philippine display is interni.«! to
can I«' done for If««, a« they believe, a
Manila, April 21.—Lieutenant John ern Pacific («assenger train, which was be the supreme featute of the world's <lis|iatches referring to the defeat siis-
keys, live, 12013c, dressed, l(?0c !*
Doing lu Thund«r Mountain.
lean amiHint w ill be ex|x«n«h*l.
tain«««! bv the British tmops nnder pound; geese, $6,1q07.OO per do»**« I
H A. Hay, of the Marin«« corps, testi- wrecketl between Terry and Fallon ata fair.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Ima
General
Buller
at
Bpion
tied
at
his
trial
by
court
martial
on
th««
Kop,
Natal,
lions, east of thia place. The burning
to Not Mrs Lu<t*trt
Mutton—Gross. 4c
J-er
published a map of the Thunder Moun­
Costly Parkin* Plant
January 24, 1900. were made public
charge of executing natives of Samar of a bridap caused the disaster.
dresstxl, 7(87^0 per pound.
. I
Chicago, April 19. -Tin* demented
tain country in Idaho, with a g«xxl de­
Chicago, April 19.—The G. H. Ham­ tixlay.
Those hitherto unpublished
_
without trial, that th«« president«« of
Hogs—Gross, 5**0; dressed, «’S'E'I
scription of that great mining camp, woman who was at first thought to bo Bas««y, Samar, and bin fellow plotters
mond Conqiany has award««! the con­ merely enq«ha-ize how hojielessly mnd- per pound.
Duty on Dumont's Airship.
_ I
also complete information al«>ut teach­ Mr- laiuise l.uetgert, (or who««« murder were shot, as lie Ix'liered, by the oriters
tract for «•onstrueting its gn at plant at dle«l were the preparations for that en­
Veal—’t7(28c for small; fiSli'C-’j
Adolph
I
netgert,
a
wealthy
sausage
­
Washington,
April
19.
—
Th««
treas
­
ing Thunder Mountain by railroad and
tin« Union stis’kyanis, ami work will gagement
o( Major Glenn.
Th«« controversy between
■tage rout««. Also th« <«»1 of getting maker, was convict«*!, is not she, ac­
ury de|iartment has declined to admit lx«gin at one««. The contract provides General Buller and General Sir Cliarle« large.
Beef—Gross, cows, 3*4 04c; ***** I
there. Thia map will In« mail««I on cording to W. A. Vincent, who was
M Santos-Ihimont’s airship machinery for htiilidng« aggregating a «■•■«t of $2,. Warren is prove-1 to have lx^n even
; dres-ed. 6 *.« «<» 7 1 •1 paF P*’0**' I
free under bond as scientific ap|>aratus, 01*0.000. The plans provide for five n«1 re bitter than previously hinted at.
application to A. D. Charlton. Port­ I.netgert'« attorney. He sent two men
Hop»
—
12(813 cents per pound.
I
but
w
ill
consider
any
further
pr>«>f
he
land. Oregon, or Chas 8. Fee. St. Paul, who had known Mrs. l.uetgert to sre
«ri! 21.—
structure, embracing every «lepartment while a news extract from ¿ne of L.r,i
Wool—Valiev, 13(815: Ex-tern t>|
Minn, or to any agent of the Northern the dement,*! woman and they report«!
a further may offer that th«* apparatus ia entitled of the packing business. It is to ern­ Roberts dispatches brings additional
gon, 9<812»tc;’mohair, 2112214«?*
«lie was not Mr«. I netgert.
to such admission.
P m ifi« Railroad Company.
ploy at least 3.000 men.
a
rcnsnrc on General Buller.
pound.
B«»«r» Granted Mort Time
Thrva Dann* Bur*Urw>
Ex-Kin* of Spun D«»d.
Fzvorsbl« Rcperts on Ptnnon Bill».
Orx*on Wheat m Germany.
Enriipte Santibanea. second secretary
l.m l n. April 21 —After two run-
et the Mexican rudwssy in Washing­
F. B. Lyons, of Culm. N'. T-- ‘
!’<«>ria. III«.. April 19.—Profesional
Epinay, Department of the Seine,
Bremen, April 19.—The German sail-
Washington, April 1H—The senate
fer»«n<«i«s hrtwt*«n l.««r«l Milner, the Brit­ burglars«wmmpliahe«! thr»ie«'l th«1 most France, April 19.—Don Francisco
lx«en made «loorkteper of the h<«“*
ton, dropped dead on the street
ing ship N’enai has arriv««d here from committee on pensions todav o-dere«l a
representatives tosucce««! the lnte D1**'
ish high commi-steuer in South Airies, «taring robberies ever known in Illinois
A New York girl kma-ked down by
ami l.««r«l Kitchener, an«i the B«»«r «iel- wh«-n thns1 re«i<!en««es wer«1 enteran! an«l d'Anais, ex-king of Spain, die«! here Portland. Or., with a full ««arg«1 of favorable report (mm the bill granting keeper Glenn.
the fender of a street car esea|md death,
•«gates at Pretoria. Lord Kitchener, upwanl« of 22.000 in n oney am! jew­ at the age of SO years, He was exiled Oregon wheat. This is the first ship­ increase- of pensions to amdiers who
but han her hair cut off by the car
Germany will sen«! a
while refusing to grant an armistice on elry wan taken. Two of th«1 burglari«1« from Spain in 11MMI.
IV>n Frangiarci ment of the kind. A local mill has have l.wt arms, legs or feet. The in-
wheels.
military grounds, 'has arg«**I to give wrr»1 «'ommithsl after the polite had d'Assiz. Ihike of Cadis, wan horn in install««! machinery for the purp-w of
" “-’th each, and the United States to etndy tt««n F'
will
inercsse
the
annual
nen«i
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.............
1 e annual pension annro- ing. an«! experiments will then I* "
Commodore Howell, of the navy, ha« faeiiiti««» for th«« rle«itioii and maintain­ been notified <d .......
tl»e ........
fir«t ......
ami wen« in i Aranjnes, Bpuin, in 1922, ami «»ctober grinding the hard grain pn-lm t of the
priaHon bill fil . ìi IO. ihm ). The commit- in East Africa.
perfectol a methisi of transforming soft ing of rvprvwntatixvs of the various th«« vicinity. W ihle going thr-ugh th« | !•'. 1*4»«. was marrie«! at Madrid te his
American Northwest, which will here­ t*** ai rd order*»*! a favt
.
1
•ra.triv- r$-pori
One of the finest railroad »tali'**
«■owl into a smoketeee pnxlnct. The coal lUwrrammaii«!»torooai«lvrthe |*>»iti««n. h«ai«ew the burglars wen« dimx'Vi-nw!, enusin. Qu««en Isabella II <«f Spain, an«!
■««rahle
report on a
after be use«l reirilarly in making Hour bill incrramn* fmm
130 to |40
ia redmvd to powder and made into Th«- IL st l«*a«l.ir». have, thera(«»re, ie ft but kept their victims at bay with n- was the same’day proclaim««! king of
for the German market. The cargo is month the pension of those who per the world is to be erecte«l at "**■
bricks.
Pretoria t<» mrrr «sit lliis plan,
volvers.
Spain
are ton at a cost of $!>,000,000. I' W,U*
in eitellent condition
totally deaf.
bnilt of marble.
Roult
»1
•
I
»«piracy.
t census of Berlin, Germany. gives
Mrw Stankv Avquittrg o« Murder
State Xue» iMurawct Cwmpasv
P’dbvtrnM Crvsd RxviMd.
E»<«<l Scart« la Nicer»*»,
London. April 19.—The St. reterw-
the population as l,9O|,M7.
Ottawa. Kan.. April 19 —The jury
King Edward has revive«! the
Salem. Or., April JI.—The board of I Washington. April 19.—The Preeby-
Manaeua, Nicaragua. April 17 —o».
burg <*>rre»|*>n«lrnt of the Tim«*« says
Thirty-seven design» have lw«en »ub- that th«- aeMa*innlion of M SiptaguiiM1 trustees of the reform m-h«x«l has tx«giin tenan crec! revision o nimittee has in the caae of Mrs. Marie Stanley, IS .n«t.<the.,r,,tv .if,>roTUn,on the ciietom of using snuff.
X'*”•««. PrraMeS
niittrcl for the pr<q»«ee«l Grant statu« in is <xHi»|.h«r«xi to have br«‘U th«« result of
, complete«! its labors an«! adjourned. years of age. who has been «n trial here /J .*
The hnsband of Queen " ihe>im** *
a suit against the Hartford
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Fin« In-
for the nast week. charge«l with having
WMhintgon
a tlecr**»» i r,-»»-; r
t
a well organise«! «■»•o*pira«iy. aiwi that suranew C««m|«wny on a policy on the The committee agiee»! up«'n a report to kille«! an«! robbe«! Jam«« R. Booth, an Zelavi ha,«
to be given the command of the
be made t«« the (««neral Sfuw mblv. which
The official copy of th« karri» elec­ MiXtety prevails to kix>w whether diter
army.
reform »ch«»»! imlustrial build ling. will meet in New York on May 1*. site«! war veteran, and throwing the
tion bill, |mss««| by the Kentucky l«vi»« vi«-tims are mark.*! for removal.
which burn«*! in Dewnite-r last, The The members reserve«! the right to Nwiy into a well, returned a verdict of
Senator Hale, of Maine, exp
látate, has been stolen at Frankfort,
Minutar S'pM*w«n« > SwccSMor
state contee«!» th«* building burmsl I was diff««r npon minor matters in the reports not guilty.
the opinion that congre-«
*
ami the measure cannot leen» law
Frar Iwiurtd in , a- .
Mother and Two Childres Perwh.
Bl IVter-bunt. April 21.—Itenator a j«art of the reform srhcx'l. hen«** was to be m*«le to the a«embly, bnt the
prepared to adjourn for the serti “
Governor Bea kham, of Kentu. ky. re- ran Fietewa «nwtetary of state for Fizz­ «•»«ver**! by the policy insuring the final report, an authorised statement I
April 17,-Th. Great June 10.
Frankfort, Mich., April IB.—Mrs.
teesl the bill to prohibit the <!<» king <«f land, ha« been appunt««! minister for m h«x*L Ntn«« .«ther rampante» carrv- sara, wax nnaninnsia an«! hearty. The Waltere E. King antd her txeo chi Liren
K,an4 «PW- wan
A crowd of 5,0()0 America**
wrecks.!
mile»
—<
horse«' tails. «irelaring legi»lats«n i th« interior «mxsssliug th«1 late M ing pdieira on the irb«x>L *n«l wh«i differences refer entirely to the question were burn»! to death at their home in
«u *
,hi* ne»»e<| » hui| fight at Jnarer
should he dirertol at tb'WO who huv 9iplagnine, who wan anna sei noted April bave e..«t pa«..I. will ale- hr
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of
phrawwuogy,
an«! <te mM apply to any . Wallin, a village 1«' mil«« from here, thrown fmm the
_»*ra Texas line. Tro famous
' 13.
•urh horses not the sellers
again«*
The state'» 1« «« wa- $1* W 1 prin. iplr «r «ioctrme
early in the <tev.
. killing •:» *
I
'n< ‘ Ur
»I them will di.. were the matadorB-
Twaive horsra well« gofud te <i*“-
House Conferees Want
Matter Delayed Until
THf
Redmond Appeala tor * Chan*« ol Policy ia
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