YOUTHFUL WARRIOR8
Eugene Weekly Guard.
NEWS OF TH ESTATE
Secretary Hey lulurmi
A Letter Throw» Num« Light oa Gea. Smith'»
CtMTHKLI.
rr»Rrl»»«r».
Order Anent Filipino*.
HEAVY WINDSTORM
FLOUR ON THE FREE LIST.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
Cos«I
Merchant*
China*« Treaty.
RIOTS IN PATERSON.
Sinker* Heve Tw« Serra«* Clethei with the
Police Farce.
«1
MUCH DAMAGE DONE IN THREE
TWO SLIGHT ENGAGEMENT) ,
Patarson, N. J., April 26.—Striking
MINDANAO.
dyers’ helpers stormed the establish
;- T, ami *»v
by '
ments that were still running,
s HUH|«ension I Advance of the Troop» Hu
force «■onijielled a romplete
Order» From Wa*hM$too-
Ordcre
Waihinttoa- Elkm^.
l
____ trade, .
They en-
of business in their
to Pacify
Pacify Hoitilu
Made to
Made
Hoitilu Befor^"**
8*1«, £ ’
ies of running fights with
gaged in a series ______
an,j jn
to War-Red
of tun
Defirace
War— Red Flay
Flati ol
—
the police and plant managers
clashes exchange»!
Over the Moro»’ Houte*.
one of the severest c
a volley of pistol shots with them.
Manila, April 24.—Twoe^J
__
Many jiersons
on either si<ie were
severely injured «luring the rioting. It have lieen fought between
was believed for a time that it wouhl ican troop* ami the Moros of tj*
«4^
be necessary to ask the state for troops of Mindanao during the
Washington, April 26. — Senator
STATES.
Mitchell recently addresse«! a letter to
>ecretary Hay, incloaing one protesting
against the Cnited Stat«» consenting to JepUa. Ma. Suffered h L«u •< »300.000 ia
any reciprocity, or fiber agreement,
Property and Tw« Persoiu Killed «nd
with China, by which a duty shall he
Six
F«ully Injured- Number of People
placed on American Hour ahip;>ed to
the Orient. The recent attitude of
were Injured at Omaha and Buildings
Happening« ol the Fait Week, Preaented
representative«
evidently
Throughout Our Ihnving Common «eel th British
an«i upward
in a Condenaed Form, hhich 1« Mo«t
were I'aroefed.
alarmed
the
««»st
merciianta.
In bis
“Sergeant Brown, honorably di*-
—Lateit Martlet Report.
reply to Senator Mitchell, Secretary of
Likely to Intereat Ow Maay Reader*.
«-barged after full service from Com
Joplin, .Mo., April 28 —Joplin was
pany G, Second regiment, in which niy
State Hay «ays:
John Iiurkc of What<nin is un«l»-r ar
" Whatever may l>e the view« of the visited «luring the evening by the moat
son, First Lieutenant Paul McC«ook, in
Th* Mar«|ui» of Queenabury ha« lieen
an officer," sayr Mr McCook, "viaited rest, charge«l with embezzling »1,000. British commissioner« for the reviaion destructive atortn in ita history, during
declare«! a bankrupt.
me this week. His company was sta
The weavers of the Oregon City mills of the treaty of commerce with China,
to restore order, but the police ex
Moor*, of the Twenty-seym?
Congressman Cummings, of New tioned in Tayaba* province, and he are on strike for au increaae iu wages* whether the Britiah government con which two persons were killed out
pressed
confidence
in
their
ability
to
fantry,
while out with «mall
cedes
to
China
the
right
to
im|>ose
a
15
right,
six
fatally
injured,
a
score
or
said he ha«l never seen the water cure
York, is seriously ill.
City Attorney Cliane of Sumpter re more |>arti<'ular examination into the more slightly hurt and »300,000 worth handle the situation, ami no request hunting for water, was finsj
prai'ticed,
or
any
other
method«
of
tor
Hatwday was Oregon «lay »t the
ture
I asked him what was the physi signed after lieing reinstated by Mayor per cent duty on all import« or n«>t, of property destroyed. It is estimated for outside aiil was ma«ie. Judge Dixon long range. Colonel Frank Ba!,^
Charleston expo«iti<m.
they cannot affect American trade. As
called the graml jury ami charged them
cal standing of a youth ol 10 years in Robbins.
that 50 buildings were destroyed.
Henry Schwab was hanged at New the Philippine«. He answered that a
to indict the persons guilty of rioting. with a liattalion of troops and »nm
A rich discovery of a eopper le«lge on long as we do not agree to such an in-
The worst fury of the storm was felt
ark, N. J., for the murder of hi« wife 10-year-ohi la«l would about rata with Hnake river, near the mouth of the i-rease. the existing tariff provided for
The conservative element among the tain gun, went to the asrista^
in treaties now in for«« is t»ie only one in the suburbs west of Joplin. The strikers hail, in the meantime, dis Moore’s party ami drove off th, .
a 15-year-old lx»y here.
He further Imnaha, is reported.
and child.
wind was a straight gale, but it was of avowed the violence of their fellows, who lost seven men. The MoroviG
applicable.
The B««er agents in America are try iniotued me that boy« of that age and
The Biizzini placer mines on Beaver
“As regards flour import*«! into
ami urged a return to peaceful means
ing to induce President Kruger to visit up bi 12 could liear arms, greatly to the creek are attracting consiilerahle atten
China, it was s|«ecitically provided for terrible velocity, whipping down auiw to gain the end that is sought. Large were flying red flags, meaning t
disadvantage of their opponents; that
this country
tion. A strata of very rich gravel has in the protocol of Septemlier 7, 1901, of houses in the south part ol the west
numbers of the strikers were in sullen they intended to fight to the utters
he had seen youths of that age and two
With peace ;>erha|>« in sight, Eng or three years older among the inaur- been struck.
where it is placed on the free list. part of the city and wrecking »100,000 spirits, and it was predicted that any
Later the Sultan of Pualao
land is still sending men and muni rectos an«i ladrones captured, and be
The state supreme court has decided Lumlier, not being on that list, is sul>- worth of the finest mining plants in attempt on the part of the employers to force of natives attempted to noct*
tions of war to South Africa
further said that sometimes there that when grain stored in warehouses ject to a H per cent effective duty, «nd this district. The worst havoc in Jop resume business without dealing with the ground gained by the Atneri*
will remain so long as the United
them wouhl I m * desperately resisted.
A vigilame committee has lieen or would lie a considerable proportion of is sol«i without authority of <le|M>sitorH
lin City was in a territory four blocks
When the strikers completed their but the Moros were forcibly iliape^
ganized in Chicago to drive the rougher yuch boys in the hostile ranks, as rep they may recover from the purchasers. States has not entered into an agree
ment by which this tai iff is altered. wide, commencing at the western lim
Dato (chief) Geuesl has sent <
resented
by
those
who
surrendered
anil
against the plants in o|M-ra-
element from one of the wards.
Messenger II. Is-ighton Kelly, of the Flour was pla«*ed on the free list at the its of the city, at Seventeenth street, campaign
tion, the number of men out was found gation to the Anierican oonuuuj
those
taken prisoners.
The majority of the inhabitants of
|
"Of course, it is most shocking to Clai kainas United States fish commis sjiecial reijuest of the United States.
ami ending at Seventh street, on the to be nearly 4,000.
tendering the absolute subniiaim
the Danish West Indies are in favor of
“The instructions given to the com
our idea« of what ia allowable, even sion station, is distributing 45,000
east.
Witbin
this
narrow
belt
there
is
the men under his control.
Eastern
lir<s«k
trout
in
the
streams
of
their sale to the United States
missioners for the revision of our treaty
under the extremest exigencies of war
WILL SETTLE OLD DISPUTE.
of commerce are such that the interests scar«*ely a house building which is not
Brigadier General Davis, jn
Two New Yorker* have lieen held for fare, to think of children of 10 or 12 Eastern Oregon.
of American trade in China will not in damaged.
trial under the new law against the dis years of age as being subject Io the
niand of Zamboanga, island of
Hu|s»rintendent of Public Instruction
New Bill to Give Commanding General ol the
severities administered to their seniors. J. H. Ackerman has sent out circulars any way lie sacrificed, and the duty
tribution of anarchistic literature.
Passing east from the main portion
danao, has acknowledged the rs»
Army « Legal Statu«.
Yet it occurred to me that the above calling for bids on Issiks, Vi Is- pur- certainly not lie put on flour after its of the city the storm spent its fury in
The petition for an injunction against
from Washintgon of instruction
inclusion in the free Het has but re suburb and mining districts known as
facts,
if
they
lie
stated,
may
put
a
It»'
'H,
11
v«.«»j
--
,
----
t
j chased by schoil districts for school
Washington, April 24. — Senator
Mis« Stone lecturing umler a certain
withdraw
hia troops from Mimia*
cently >>qen secuerd.”
aonu-whut different color upon the re- | library purjsises.
■somewhat
Moonshine Hill and Villa Height«. Hawley, chairman of the senate com-
management was denied at Bciston
pitted order of General Smith.”
but he urges that, owing to the pre,
Two persons were killed at Mmmshine
Colombian insurgents have captured
AGAIN8T THE BEEF TRUST.
Hill. Of the little home of Bidwell mittee on military affairs, has intro state of affairs, the withdraw»! ,
A mulatto who gave hi« name as
Rio llacha after an engagement lasting
Succeuful Wirelei» Telegraphy.
Hunter not a timber is left standing duced a bill to “increase the efficiency result in absolute loss of Amehi
Jackson, ami who was caught in the act
many hours The losse« sustaincsl are
Norfolk, Va., April 28.—Tests of the id robbing a store in Grants Pass, has Attorney General Authorize* Proceeding* in ami the three inmates of the house are of the army.” The most important prestige among tiie Moros in Miixha
unknown.
dying, all having laid their skulls frac section of the bill is the following:
new government system of wireless been identified as “Yellow,” the fifth
the State of lllinol*.
His orders, however, are exp&
Heavy rains have relieve«! the situa telegraphy were made tislav at Roanoke memlter of gang who niur<lere«l Police
“Subject to the command of the pres
Washington, April 26. — Attorney tured.
Lieutenant Colonel Baldwin »mi
island, Pamlico sound, Is fore a numls-r man Robinson in Han Francisco.
tion in Kansas
Gene-al Knox has mail« the following
Oamaha, April 28.—An unusually ident and general direction of the sec
forces are beyond the reach of theu
Turkey has relea«e«l all the «usjiecta of naval experts. The tests were in
statement
regarding
the
so-called
beef
('ram» <k Thompaon, proprietors of
heavy wind storm, which struck this retary of war, the lieutenant general
charge of Professor Reginahi Fesrenden,
in the Miss Stone case.
.
city in the evening, injured a number shall exercise command over the mili graph instructions from Washing!«.
of Allegheny, Pa., who is now attache«! the Brownsville flouring mills, will trust
"On
April
4,
this
department
di
of people and unroofed a number of
The Northern Pacific machinista at to the weather bureau aervice, anil who Hs>n Is- reaiiy to install the new ma
rected W. A. Day, Esq., of Washing buildings. There was a heavy down tary forces of the United States, shall
Proposed Expedition Delayed.
Brainard, Mont , are on «trike.
is thejinventor of that system. It is chinery in their mill. When finished
it will lie one of the finest mills in the ton, in his capacity as s;>ecial assistant pour of rain. Street cars were stopped issue ‘army orders,’ and direct inspec
aknowltsigisi
that
the
feasibilty
an«l
Washington,
April 24 —The wi
The condition of Queen Wilhelmina
to the attorney general, to examine for an hour; wires and signs were tion« of the troops.
He shall be pertinent han instructed GenenlQ
practicability of sending wireless tele county. The mills will have a capacity
is « hanged slightly for the worse
into,
as
far
as
practicable,
the
public
blown down in all directions.
graphic messages at sea quickly and ac of 50 barrels a day.
chargeii with the instruction, training, fee to delay the departure of the»
chargea to the effect that a combination
TLe Cuban congress will convene on curately by the new system has ls-en
The wheat sales last week in Weston of large meat «lealers of the United
Bloomington, IIL, April 28.—A furi discipline and distribution of the army, jmihci I ex]H*dition into Mindanao x
May 5 by or«ier of Governor General demonstrate«! beyond doubt. The ex
were the largest for the si-ason. The Stab's had lieen effected contrary to the
with the preparation anil maintenance after the receipt of further dirwti
Wood.
periment* were conducted from ('ape Pacific Coast Elevator Compuny, of provisions of the laws of the United ous wind storm, amounting almost to a
tornado,
struck
Bloomington
tonight.
Kiriiau«»,
ruma
«
...p,-
---
of
«letailed plans for the mobilization from Washington. The president:
Hatteras
to
Roanoke
Island,
a
distance
There have l«een 1,217 cases of chol
I'ortlaml, through its agents, Ismght a States. This preliminary examination
Re-
of the military forces, with the prep Hires to exhaust all other meam
era and 847 death* to «late in the Phil of GO miles by an entirely salt water 40,000-buahei lot. Kerr, Gifford A resulted in instructions to Mr. Day and Many buildings were damaged,
ports from Central Illinois show that aration ami maintenance of schemes of
route.
ippines.
Co., ami the Northwestern Warehouse Mr. Bethea, United States attorney at the storm was widespead.
offensive ami defensive operations, ami effecting the capture- of the Momei
Company Isxight 29,500 bushels, mak Chicago, on April 7, to prosecute simul
German nobility is shockeii at Em-
Monty lor Coati Cities.
with collecting and compiling military murdered American soldiers beforei
ing the total sales for the week 70,000 taneously in Chicago and the East a
]Miror William entertaining
MOROS GIVE IN.
information. It will lie his dutv'to see patching an armed expedition fori
Washington, April 28.—The omni- bushels. The price averaged 55 routs. allegations ami pr«s>fs alleged to exist
biiainess men
that the army is at all times suitably purpose. Meanwhile, however, ;
bus publie building bill, just intro-
in
support
thereof.
Fort ami amply supplied and equipjied and
Great excitement prevails at Sa n< I duced in the house, carries »150,000
Pah-nts have lieen flh»d with the
"From the reporta I am satisfied that Show of Force «nd the Capture of a
portion of General Davis' comm
Creek, Mont., over a licit gol«l strike for enlarging the Portland postoffice county recorder at Albany conveying
that the munitions of war are of the
Brought Them to Term».
sufficient evideni'e is on hand ii|>on
which
was selected for the journeyi
nia«le near that town.
and Feileral court building, and »10,000 108,656 acres of land from the govern which bills in equity for an injunction
Washington, April 28.—Adjutant best material and of suitable character.
ment
to
the
Northern
Pacific
Railread
still
be
held in readiness, and ill ,
He
will
recommend
suitable
persons
for
the
exterior
finish
of
the
Portland
Strikers at i’atterson, N J , have
can lx* framed to restrain the combina
The bill also appro Company, in lieu of some worthless tion mentioned from further pr«M-eed- General Corbin today made public the for promotions ami for military honors parations up to the point of depart
ipiieteil down ami show a dis|H>«iti<>n custom house.
priates »150,000 additional for the Se land in the state of Washington. The ing umler their agreements, which following extract from a i-abh-gram just and rewards. He will be assiste«! in
to make concessions.
will be- made.
attle building, milking the total amount new land is located along the Cascade«, clearly a|«|x*ar to lie in restraint of in received from General Chaffee respect his duties, and his orders w ill be con
I'resi'leut Risisevelt favor« the |«en«l- appropriatisi »1100,000.
Sixty thous only a portion lieing in Linn county. terstate trade. I have, therefore, in ing the situation in Mindanao, dated veyed and executed through the agency
ing bill appropriating »50,000 for a and dollars each in appropriateti for Ta Viewers have been in the mountain«
FIVE HUNDRED PERISH
Manila, April 24:
of the general officers holding com
iiionuinent in Washington to Gen John coma and Sjsikane for the purchase of «luring the past year making the . ........ compliance of the law. which provides
"Before Baldwin could be communi mands, and the general staff of the
‘It shall lie the duty of the several dis
C. Fremont.
public huihling sites, the bill stipulat tions.
Earthquake In Guatemala Shaker the E
trict attorneys of the United States in cated with be had taken the fort at army,”
The above provision is intended to
The great shipping combine may a«'- ing that these sites shall embrace an
Oregon City has two ease« of small their respective districts, umler the di Pualo after slight resistance. No cas
Republic for Two Day».
quire the Hill lilies on the Pacific I entire city block, an«l shall lx< Ismndeil
rection of the attorney general, to insti ualties. Very soon after the neighbor give the commanding general a legal
pox.
New
York,
April 23.—Ijitedispati
ing
town
of
Ganais
openedits
doors,
|
by
a
street
on
lour
sides
status, which he has not at present,
is-eian, thus making a world wide com
tute proceedings in equity to prevent
A new eight room school huihling is
munity of interesta
and restrain violations of this act,’ hoisted white Hags and delivered the and is understood to lie in the interest fronj Guatemala are to tberffav
to lie built at Albany.
directed the district attorney at Chi- rod Hag. Dat«i I-am|«oan«l others with of General Miles. Other portions of the w hole republic was shakes
Not a |uisHciiger street car has moved
a strong following asked jiermisison to the bill relate to details of the admin
William Abel, of Auburn, an old caog to prepare a bill for an injunction
New York, April 28, — I'lans which
in three days in Han Francisco.
earthquakes front 8:30 o'clock ot
against the cor;«oration and |>ersons call anti make peace. Dato Amani istration of the affairs of the army.
are
la-ing
prepar<-d
by
the
yards
an«l
time
pioneer
of
the
West,
is
dead.
Confederate veterans are holding
Pack,
of
Gana,
who
sent
threatening
One of these provisions authorizes the «lav night up to 8 o’clock Sunday«
who are parties to the combination
dis ks departments of the New York
their 12th annual reunion at Ihillas,
messages in reply to my letter, is one presiilent to direct that the funds ap- with only short intervals between
The
debate
between
Albany
College
mentioned,
to
be
filed
in
the
United
navy yard indicate that one of the
Tex.
largest drydocks in the I'liiteil States and the Monmouth State Normal School States court for the Northern district of those who have submitted. The , propriated for the quartermaster's, shocks, says a Panama dispatch k
camp ia two miles from Gana, whose subsistence or pay departments may I m »
aili'ceeil
of Illinois."
Alexander O’Brodie will
will l>e built at the bs-al navy yard. It was won by Monmouth.
Herald. The reports eonrernin
sultan has asked Baldwin to come there. placed to the |credit of the disbursing
Governor Murphy as chief executive of will cost about »I,(MIO,000, ami will Is«
The Buck Ridge Placer Company, of
disaster in Quezeltenango are ronin
Have
directed
him
not
to
move.
He
is
1 officers of either of these departments.
FUNSTON REPRIMANDED.
built entirely of concrete. When fin Sumpter, has tiled articles of incorpor
Arizona.
It is estimated that 500 person» i
10 miles from Dato.
Although the Rock laland Railroad ished it will be of siittiient size to ac ation. Caiptal, »1,000,000.
"It is my pur|s»se to have an inter
killed and millions of dollars' «nk
commodate
the
largest
liattle
ship«
of
Prcsidcnt
Requests
the
Kansas
General
to
Ig
STEEL
CORPORATION
CHANGE.
will build westwar«! from Denver, it
view with General Davis. Will go on
the navy, or any tiie navy inay bi'ild in
property destroyed there. Fires di
nore the Philippine Question.
will not svk a Pacific coaat outlet.
the Hancock, which leaves here today
It will ‘ be 6<M> feet
PORTLAND MARKETS.
the near future. I.
followed
adde«i to losses and bi
Will
Btcome
in
Operating
and
Manufacturing
Washington, April 26.—By direction for Malabang with a I attalion of the
President Hill, of the Great North long by 90 feet w ide at the Is it torn,
Company Soon.
heartrending stories of suffering «
ern Railroail, says ho is not worried with a clearance of 31 feet of water
Wheat— Walla Walla, 65(<Fli5tfc; of President Roosevelt, Acting Secre Tenth infantry. It is our purpose to
tary of War Snager han addressed the show a considerable force of troops to
over the dwision of the supreme court. over the sill of the dock.
liluestem, (ili(dtiti lsc; valley, 65c.
Pittsburg, April 23 — The reorgan ceived. The w hole country i« pc
following letter to General Frederick the lake Moros, converse with the
Barley
—
Feed,
|20(d21
;
brewing,
ization of the United States Steel Cor stricken. The towns of I’atiuul
The United States consul at Clioni-
Datos,
then
retire
the
troops
by
differ
Funston;
»21<$21.50 per ton.
Senator In Street Fight.
nitz, Germany, says a good market for
"Sir:—I am directed by the presi ent trails to Malabang and Parang: poration, the obliteration of the names Mazatenango, the latter in the r
Oats
—
No.
1
white,
»1.20;
gray,
Oregon salmon can In» found in that
Washintgon, April 26.—Senator H
dent to instruct you that ha wishes you thereafter to semi expeditions occasion of the constituent corporation of the coffw district, were «lestroyed. '
visitation was spectacular in «hirro
D Money, of Missiasipiii, bail an alter »1.1091.18.
country.
to cease further public discussion of the ally to the lake.
greater one, anil the change of its pur The first shocks wen» accotnjmidl
Flour—Best graiies, »2.8593.40 per
cation
with a comluctor on a str«»et car
“We supposed Gana was 35 miles
situation in the Philippines, and also
A hydraulic sea dreilge may lie con-
pose
from
a
purely
finan<-ial
concern
to
barrel; graham. »2.5092.80.
terrific thunder storms, and th*'4
from Malabang. It is actually a short
etructai to cut ami preserve a] tenqsir- this morning, which resulted in the
Millstuffs—Bran, »17 |»er ton; mid to express his regret that you should
ary channel through the luir at the senator receiving two severe blow« from dlings, »19; shorts, »18.50; chop. »16. make a senator of the United States 21 miles. No fighting necessary to an operating company an«i manufactur ning was followed by a deluge of ■
the conductor, ami the conductor ta-ing
the subject of discussion or criticism.” overcome the opposition to advance to ing, which shall operate directly all
mouth of the Columbia river.
Hay — Timothy, »12915; clover,
cut <|uite severely in the right hand
At a banquet of the Colorado Sons of present location of troops; 775 men the properties now owned ami con
Strike Situation Undunfft
Presiilent Risisevelt is naiil to ls< of with a knife
»7.50910;
Oregon
wild
hay,
»596
per
The senator refused to
the Revolution, General Funston is re- with Raidwin, two troops cavalry, dis trolled by it, ia the latest project of the
San
Francisco, April 23— Mr
the opinion that Colonel Crowder's re 1 pay two fares ami afterwards hail hia tea.
porteil to have said of Senator Hoar:
mounted, 12 miles in the rear. Every
Schmitz made an effort «hiring th*1
Potatoes—Best Burbanks, 1.2591.50
port on the British horse camp shows assailant arri stisl
financial
an«i
manufacturing
giants
at
"I have only synqtathy for the sen effort will lie made to provent a general
|M»r cental; ordinary, »1.1091.25 |«er
no violation of neutrality laws
the heail of this enterprise. It was to bring the officials of the railroad!
«eiitiil. F.irli loi-«.. »1,50i.f'.’ 00 per ior senator from Massachusetts, who is war. Davis says the situation at tli it*
Governor McBride will not call an
Quern Dan<erou»lv III.
learne«! from excellent authority that a committee of the strikers t'Xtd
cental; growers prices; sweets. »2.259 suffering from an overheated con time is very favorable.”
extra session of the Washington legi«-
science.’
Amsterdam, April 28.—In official 2.50 |«r cental.
the project is to be lanndie«! during the but was unable to do so. Th* ’
lature to provide a fund to pay the ex- circles no amelioration of Qu«<en Wil
General Funston, who is in Denver,
Would Blow I'p a Warship.
Butter—Creatrerv, 18*a920c; dairy,
present year, probably in July. In roa«l people refused to consult withl
|ieiiiui of fighting the railway merger.
says he will eliminate all reference to
helmina's condition is admitted, ami 15917 4c; store, 13915c.
Pari«, April 28.—A dispatch to the short, the United States Steel Corpora strikers’committee. The m»y,ir1
future
the
Philippine
question
from
Kansas is suffering greatly for want her diH-tor'c admission that she is not
Eggs—15916c for Oregon.
Journal den Debat« from Toulon »aye a
continue his efforts to bring the iff
interviews and speeches.
sleeping well is taken a« a ba«i sign.
Vheeae—Full cream, twin«, 139
young «ailor ha« lieen ar rented on Itoard tion will become the practical and ac
of rain.
ing forces together. The Eastern *
It is alleged that the dispatches from 134c; Young America, 14915c; fac
tual
nianufai-turing
eorjsiration,
as
well
the French battleship Charier Martel
The plague has n-app-artsl in Ca;w> the royal family concerning the queen's
resentatives of the Baltimore syD«he
D«»o»
trt
Submitting.
for
Keeking
to
enlist
several
comrades
as
the
financial
head
of
all
the
great
torv
pricea,19
1
4>
Iron.
Colony, S. A.
are in communication with th* *
condition differ substantially from the
Poultry—Cbickena, mixed, »4.609
in
a
plot
to
blow
up
that
vessel
A
Manila, April 26. — Lieutenant Colo
steel conipanies that it ha« absorbed. railway officials, and each nioveef’
Fire at Quincy, III., dratniyvd prop- molieal bulletins on the subject.
5.50; hens, »5 0096.00 per dozen, nel Frank D. Bahiwin. who 1« o|ierat- melinite cartridge was found secreted
Pn»si«lent Charles M. Schwab will be strikers is reported by telegraph t»1
erty valued at »230,(MH).
119114c per jMi.ind; springs, 119 ing against the Moros on the island of in a coal bunker. It i« believed the
Msthia» Return» from Hotat
11 4c per pound, »4.0095.50 per doz Mimlanao, Udegraphs that the «apture sailor's brain liecame affected by the come the director of all mills, rail Eastern owners of the car eyteu
Two masked men held up and roblsvl
Colon. Colombia, April 28.—The en; ducks, »5.009 7.00 per dozen; tur of the Huitan of Pualo's fort has hail a anarchiatic idea« of which he boasted. roads, coal and coke plants, steamship is understood that no action t‘’V*J*
17 laborers near Corinne, Utah.
settlement of the difficulty «11
United State* gunboat Machias ro- keys, live, 12918c, dressed, 14916c per most salutary effect. The Dato« are
lines an«l furnaces. All of the various
President-elect Palma is in Culm turned to Colon tislav from Bocas del pound; geese, »6 509 7.00 |»er «iozen.
taken by the officials here until •
submitting.
White flags are taking
branches will be divided into depart
Trtatv with Colombia Si<iwd.
He was enthusiastically received.
Toro, where quiet has lieen restore«l.
Mutton—tiroes, 44«’ par pound; the place of the re«i battle flags The
Washintgon, April 26.—Secretary of ment«. The buying and selling will lie to that effect comes from the E»A
Sultan of Annudthak urges that time State flay, for the United States, and tinder a single department, with the
The British press is much |«v<rturl»si Thi« city was reinforced yeeterday by dressed, *4«’ per |»oun<L
Utah Poitmaitar Short In Acute*
Ilogs—Gross, 64c; 'ire«se<l, 79'4c l«e given him in which hi give up the Minister Concha, for Colombia, have individual purchasing departments left
over J. P Morgan’«steamshiprombine 350 soldiers from Panama.
per pound.
Ogden, Utah, April 74-<*
aesareiiM of the \meri«'an soldier«. an«i signed a treaty providing for the trans i in the hands of the different members
Root Impact» Cuban Improvement».
The senate has |mseed the river and
Veal—697 4«’ for small; 6 497c for says that the adv«n«-e of the Atrericans fer to the United States of the rights of the committee. It is ....______ _ Meighan. postmaster of 0gi!«‘n.
understood
harbor bill carrying »70,060,000 in ap
Havana, April 26 —Secretary Root large.
will mean "bristling cannon an«l im incident to the construction of the pro that the same officials will control the in hi« Marnali in tFl«- U “ ’ '
Beef
—
Grose,
rows,
494
4*;
"tarrs,
propriations.
passable Imrrier«. with God judging the posed Panama canal.
bun in*|MW'tmi the hc I ioo I«, boepitaln. in
Thia treaty is general company, with the same Isuirii 600. His bondsmen are in «’h*-*
stitution* and general improvement« 5c; dressed. 898 l4c per pound.
right.” Colonel Baldwin has received similar to the protocol recently signed, of directors and executive committee, the office. Meighan was app’i»1"
General E. Daniel, charged with em
Hope—124'814 rents per pound.
made in all <le|iartnients under Amer
■>r<)et« to aus|>en<l operations against the term* of which have liven pub and the same officials of the operating ('resilient McKinley and a«suœ^
bezzling »40.000 at Heatlie, has beeti
Wool—Valley, 13914; Eastern Ore the data«.
department.
ican intervention
lish««!
duties January 21. 1899
discharged.
gon, 991 Ic; mohair, 234c ;»er poand.
Washington, April 26—Adjutant
PARTS OF OREGON.
OREGON.
EUGENE
General Corbin has received a letter
from Henry C McCook, of Philadel-
phia, in regard to tbe reported orders I '¿omm«r<.i«l «nd Fitwnvial tt«pp<«ing> of l.a.
perunct - A Bn«f Review of th« Growth
of General Smith to «ieatroy all Fili
A Compreheiuivt Review of the Imported pinos found in arm« 19 year« of age
aad Improvement» ol the Msny Induttrics
H T**1
EVENTS OF THE DAY
flhv Injured in Wrtck.
A restaurant baa I «ecu openevl in New
York where hast will l«e furu «lied at
one cent a plate.
There are 13,958,622 acres of un«-ul-
tivated land in Italy, which might ho
dev<*lo|««l ami ma«le productive by the
ipplii-ati«»n of ordinary enterprise.
Phenomenally mild weather ia being
siperienced in Russia
At Kiev the
tr»«'s are Innlding. the river Ihneper 1«
dear <4 ice, while at Warsaw violets
are bl<«»ming
A <'en«u« of Berlin, Germany, gives
the population as 1.901,«MT,
Thirty-seven design« have been «ub-
mltt««i f«w the proposed Grant «tattle in
Wa«hintg"n
The official copy of the Farris elec
tion bill, |m««e>l by the Kentucky leg’»-
lature, has been «total at Frankfort,
anal the measure cannot Iwnw law
April 28.—Fifty person«
were Injured thi« no mi ng in an acci
dent on tie Great Eastern Railway,
near the Hackney lb>wns station. As
a train from Walthamstown, «-ailed the
three pennv train, was crossing a
bridge, an axis of the ear nearest the
loevm tive broke,and dtacoach jumptsl
the rails, <l«««hed into the »ide of the
bridge and lislgol acroes l«-th tracks
The train «»< tilled with workmen on
their way to work
I.- ik I oo ,
Tresíy» Necead Reading
Copenhagen, April 28 —The land»-
thing ha« pasmhl the recon«! mailing of
the maj> ri tv tepori on the treaty pro
viding for the sale of lite ¡Danish West
India island« to the In ite«! '-talea by a
majority of 32,
Twenty-eight mem
bers abstained from voting. The treaty
will now be diacna-rel by the f«»lk«thing
Howard ».quitted
Iowa Block DtstroyeA
Demand for German Cutlery.
The Ru«sian government has advised
all new«pa;«ers in the empire to cease
Berlin, April 26 —A report of the
publishing news of student riot«.
chaml»er of mmmenv of Solingen,
I'resident Roprorolt has accepted the Prussia, says the depre«i«on in the
invitation to deliver the niem«»rial ad- cutlery industry has l«een partly re
Al
«Ire«« at the National cemetery at Ar- lic veil by large American order«
though Soiingan g ><«1« are now largely
lington on May 30.
made in the Unite«! States, I ehi nd the
Only five «ailing ship« of over 1Û0 tariff wall, «till the American manufac
ton« were built in the Unital Kingd«»m turers are unable to meet the «temami,
last viwr
All the ve««e« were con- which requires them to supplement
stracted «m the Clyde ami w«re regu». tbeir production with German good«
tered in London.
The final census returns show that
the population of Imlia is 249.266,701
One result of the Anglo-J«]ianv«r
sIliaiiiN' will I m * the prevention of pro
hibition of Japanese in Australia. <>n«v
«uggestes I,
The Royal Society of England ha«
ofllctally <ieci«ie<l that women are not
eligible for the .tegrer of Fellow of the
Royal Hoctety
Governor Hevkham. of Kentucky, ve
Rnreian ami .«th» r n mere are 1« :r.i
Frankfort, Ky.,
tprll 28 — Berry
toed the bill Io prohibit the docking of
horaaa' tail«, «lerlaring legislation Howard, the a!i«tn*d prin<i;«l in the eniploveil in the English coal mines
abould he directmf at there who hny assassination of I rover new Goebel, was and an agitation againat their employ
ment 1« taing «'onshiered.
■■■quittai today.
•tick her««« a«< tbs «die*»
Devi« May Proceed.
Washington, April 28 —The war «les
partment ha« ma*ie public the cable
rorre«pon«ienre which has taken pla«>-
respecting the Moro outbreak in Min
danao. The important feature of the
«•»«rn-spomlenre is that «bowing General
Davi«' expedition is not arbitrarily
«t<»ppe»l. but that General Chaffee 1» al
lowed to exereise hi« «lirerrtion. It is
helieved that tbe prerenre of Governor
Taft in Washington is the explanation
of the president's direction that Gen
eral Chaffee shall confer with the act
ing head of the Philippine«Mmmiteion.
Dee Moines, la., April 28.—Fire at
Red f'ak thin morning burned one
whole block, entailing a loss of »225,-
000, of which but one-third 1« covere 1
by insurane*. Flamen were «Uncovered
in the Houghton block, at the aouth-
east corner of the square at 3 o'clock,
and before the volunteer tire depart
ment could reepond they were ewept
across the «treet into a long line of
frame building«, including a livery
barn and implement warehouse.
DiMgrtemtnt on Exclura* Rill
Washington. Apiri 26 —The eon-
fetre« on the Chinese sxciwiion bill ba«
decided to re,»ort a d ¡«agreement to
each houne. The point of difference ia
the date a« to w hen the law «hall ex
tend. the house contending for an in
definite peri««!. and the renate being
equally firm in insisting that the law
•hall n<>t la-t beyond the life of the
treaty. The h<wi«e con ferree have held
out at the aarneet request of the Cal
ifornia deiavation. but it ia believed
that when a further conference i» or-
dermi an agreement will he reached
Seven Found Dead
Chicago, April 23.—rh»a«l in a stuffy
bedroom in a crowded tenement quarter
in State street, the bodies of an entire
colored family, numbering i aeren per-
sons, were found tonight, gnawed by
rats an«I in an a»lvan«'ed state of de
composition. The police incline to a
theory of mnrderan«! suicide by poison.
Tb* family is that of Jone« Butler, an
upholsterer. an«i mnsisted of Butler,
hi« wif« «nd flv« children
Lo«< Delayed Ship Amvea
Rumor» Rif« in Ptkia
Pekin, April 24. — In spite
that in oriier to allay the i:n«o:^
urging the imme«iiate return
dowager empress to the pslzi*.
•lecideii to remain at the hnntintf
five miles from Pekin, for on* ’
Rumors of some political coup. ’
bly the «leposition of the 1 »***
pre«««, are rife. The foreign *’**
here continue their p”*»00*
measures. At th* Amen-so !*■
•qua«! of soldier* patro!» t! *<* ’
For ■ Pin Ameriiin R»' •”
Washington, April 24 —*
8an Francisro, April 24.—The French
bark Oliver «ie Clissnn. long ago given 'lent ha« transmitted to th*
up for lost, ha« arrived here. 3(«> day« report by the secretary <»f-t«f*
from Canliff, with a cargo of coal. The ing the action of the Pzn-A"^
average length of the voyage is 135 rongress recently held in tbe 1
«lay«, and as the hark had not been M» giiv> <>n the subject *>f th* *
bean! from since she was obliged to
Pan Anierii-an railway
'
put into Cayenne with a mutinous «-rew Anierican continents
Th* *
last August, seafaring men were great
ly surprised when she appeared off the the conference that the 1 ni-^
Golden Gate. Captain Bernard reports appoint a commission to in re’**
that after leaving Cayenne he was de J'le-tion at --■ e an ! •
.
layed by heal wind« and adverse orean jmmmiaaiona according!' he
rarronta
I The prescient indorse« th* *