The Eugene weekly guard., July 19, 1902, Image 2

death in fire damp .
V
NEWS OF THE STATE
BIG
8TRIKE
ENDED.
new YORK RLOOD8-
TRY OREGON FIRST
PLAN' AN OUTBR e ^
Proptrty.
ANOTHER JAIL OELiVERy
Rochester. N.Y..July 10.—New»from
8ALEM STOPPED
the fia.1 devastated district» IS rowing
Chicago, July 11.—The »trike of th*
JECT TO BE BEGUN.
in
slowly.
Reiorto
from
Medina
show
EUGENE
freighthandlers is virtually ende*l.
tiiat tbe cloudbarat that struck that Maa Appeared on th« p,,,,,
Meeting» of the striker» will be held
T«jday there
Chwf Hydroxr«ph«r N«w«ll Now Es Rou« *® place did great damage.
aijht—(Jeard Di»cov,r,d Int^'*
tomorrow to ratify tlx action taken
are evi<i<n<«» of a great floi, *n«i
th« Co«« is Examuw Propoud Site» lor wreckage ia plied up along waterway»
tonight by President Curran of the
F.r«d-Tr.„pa,M, Mad. Aw.v L *
Rturvoir. to B« 5-6« «"<•» ,h‘ N<w »huh have been dried up for a month.
A Cemprtkwaaiv« Rtvlcw of th« ImportMt
order.
Appeared
Near Where Ana,
Hzppcnin«» uf th« Put W««*. Presented
Irogatioe taw - B«»l Immedut« R«»vlU In the neightaring country buildings
By the terms of the uettlement the
lieved
to
Have
Been SmuM|«g m
were
destroyed
by
lightning
and
rail-
1« a CoMtenMd Form. Which la Most
strikers ac««pt the schedule of wages
With taut Exp«nditsr*.
road tracks washed out. Tbe Genesee
Likely to Interut Our Many Ruton.
offered them by the railroads July 1.
river, which at this time of the year is
Salem, Or., July 9__ /
An
This schedule was ompbaticnily refused
Washington. July 14.—Chief Hydro- a mere raceway, is taiay a raging tor­
man
tried to gain entrant
rent. Great quantities of driftwood
A hot wave in France is resulting in
th«
by the strikers at the time it
grapher Newell, of the geological sur­
' [lenitemtiary Monday night —
at ’
tr*«» are coming down.
many deaths.
made. It offered an average increase vey, Ims left for an extended tour of the and From
up-river points come report» | according to Guard Sanq^n
Rain has checked the spread of chol­
of 20 per cent for «11 classes of labor Western state», where be will co-oper­ that
the !cw*s=d:
lowland» are under water.
«*>.; ths
w«1** truder appeared on poet No 5 * **■
era in the Philippines.
connected with the Freighthan<ll*'rs’ ate with various field parties now mak­ Cloudburst» have interfered with ,
. on
" n >ard, and ,u
BearCreek, a Wisconsin village, has
union. The demands of the men wxild ing examinations of feasible sites for traffic on the Western New Nork divl-
sion of the Pennsylvania system.
The peared to ta watching the night _ ,
l*een almost entirely destroyed by fire.
have made an average im reaHe of about reservoirs under the new irrigation law. ,
Erie tracks between Attica and Batavia ; It is believed that Tracy »nd M '
Loss, »100,000.
30 |«r cent.
He will visit Eastern Or«gon|nnd Wash­ are washed out.
From Churehville received their rifles over this -
The death list in the Johnstown
18 »»11.
The railroads at the time of "tiering ington among other places. Under the < come reports that Black creek ia the L. *
mine horror continues to grow. There
the increase, July 1, said that under no policy to be followed of first building , highest known in any spring freshet. that the weapons were brought -1 «ver <t
were 600 men in the mine at the time
night and secreted in the fo
circumstances would they recognize the modest irrigation works, it is quite It is out of its channel and caused great
by
of the explosion. On» hundred and
accomplices.
The appearance 0 1 U«
damage
to
growing
cr
>ps
along
it»
union of the freighthandlers to the ex­ probable that a site in one of these two
forty-three bodies have been recovered
banks.
Pennyan says that many stranger on the wall at night i»
tent of allowing the otticerb of the or­ States will be select«-d for early con­
taken
A Portland liartendei shot and killed
thousands of dollars of damage has been to indicate a further plan fur
ganization to make terms for the men struction, especially a» Mr. Newell is done to residences along the course of
his wile, mothei-in-law, and another
*« oxt.
man, and seriously wounded his father-
with the officers of the railways by of the opinion that the Oregon delega­ the creek following through Ham­ break by the prisoners, ( ““d • that th,
in-law, ami then gave himself up to
fellow intended to smuggle »eapxn,
which they were employed. This was tion did much to fuither the interests mondsport.
the police and told them of his crime.
Mount Morri« reports the Genesee at into the prison for the use of the
one of the chief reasons lor the strike,
—5 W j O.
His only regret was that he did not
that point fully two feet higher than the victo.
the men insisting that the union should of the irrigation bill.
kill the rest of the family.
The
common
desire
of
members
of
highest previous record at any time of
be fully recognized.
The railroads
Before the outbreak of June 9 0L (
Early yesterday it broke one guard was in the prison Jard ?
Tracy and the pursuing posse engaged
have won a complete victory on this congress from the W estern states is that the year.
in another bliKslless tattle in which 16
point.
The attitude of the road» the secretary of the interior shall carry­ through its banks east of the village
shots were fired by the officer« and two
towards the Freighthandler»’ union 1» out the provisions of the new irrigation and has ruined thousand of dollars night. Now an extra guard i» u**'
by the outlaw. It is thought probable
th'- name as that maintained toward all
worth of crops below here. Many fine and the matter of smuggling in am, ,
that Tracy was wounded, although it
local organizations of railroad men. law with only such haste as is »afe farms have been entirely ruined. somewhat more difficult if the
was so dark at the time that it was
The freighthandlers demand«! some­ and in such a way as to place the great­ Large fields of growing crops have been
ini|s>s«ible to see the fleeing man.
thing that no other organisation of rail­ est area of reclaimed lands in the washed away, and all Nunda has suf­ are alert. Just before the diacovwy
road employes in Chicago had asked, tands of settlers in the shortest time fered greatly.
Portageville, Pike, the stranger Simpson had walked lo»n
The Panama canal treaty^may be
and
the
managers
announced
that
un
­
tainont,
Rosetarg,
Fillmore ami many- to the south wall, and inspected the
signed within a week.
der no circumstances would they agree It seems to be the prevalent belief that other towns are under water.
The
(Secretary Hay has induced the pow­
the tast results will ta obtained if the farms all about Portageville are laid gate where the Southern Pacific tract
to this.
ers to vacate Tien Tain.
President Curran,of the Freighthand- j government first undertakes the con­ waste and no field crops can ta saved. enters the yard. He then »tarted
the yard northward, and »|
lers’ union, said after the meeting struction of meJium sized irrigation The tracks of the Pennsylvania are across
The East is suffering from extreme
he entered the shadow of the laund^
with the special manageis tonight that
washed
away,
and
a
new
road
will
have
heat.
One day's record at Philadel­
projects, at a malerate cost, each in
building, about 200 feet distant
he practically had lieen compelled by
to ta laid at many pla««s tafcre trains
phia and New York shows six deaths
itself reclaiming a modest area of land, can ta moved. Pike re|iorts the loss of turned and looked ba« k at the
hie
own
men
to
ai'cept
the
terms
of
the
at each place.
roads.
The action of the teamsters capable, under irrigation, of producing a large iron bridge, the poetoffice build­ wall. At that instant he »aw a man .
Tracy continues to give the officers in
was a factor in settling the strike. crops of the first order. Suggestions of ing and ojiera house, a meat market, head above the wall, but it iudds«|.
pursuit of him the slip. Every time
They took issue with the freigbtbaud- this sort were made to the department cheese factory, drug store, two dwelling disappeared. He waite«l a moment »nd
the posse gets him aliout surrounded,
lers, and intimated that no assistance by many »enstors and representatives houses and the village warehouse. the head reappeared, and after a [t(
lie shows up in a new location.
seconds went down out of sight again
Tlie Scott A Van Arsdale Lumber could be ex|>ected from them, inasmuch just lefore they 1 ft Washington forjthe Stafford reports heavy damage.
FLOOD 8UFFERER8.
Simpson dropped a cartridge into the
company, one of the largest concerns in 1 as the freighthandlers ha<l struck summer.
Members of the ¡xiase .«nd the people
liarrel of.his rifle, and when the h-ad
Secretary Hitchcock is not personally
in general in the section where Tracy Hundred» of People Are Rendered Homeleie Southern Oregon, has lieen sold to ' against the advice of the Chicago Fed­
NINTH WEEK OF STRIKE.
ap|ieared again he fired. Instantly th,
Eastern capitalists.
The property in­ eration of Labor.
familiar with irrigation matters or with
has been the [«st week, express the
at lowa'l Capital City.
figure was gone, and when the two
cludes all timber holdings, and mills
The agreement reached by President land matters generally. He is, there­
opinion that the outlaw is insane.
lies Moines, July 14.—Hundreds of with a capacity of 400,000 feet |«r day. Curran with the managers tonight must fore, obliged to depend largely upon No Change in the Situation in the Anthracite guards arrived no tra«« of the nao
The special Ixard of engineers to in­ homeless fi<x«i sufferers s|>ent the night The purchase price was »3,000,000.
Coal Fields.
could ta found.
The surface of the
I m * ratified by the men tomorrow, but the recommendations of his subordin­
vestigate the Harts project at The
ground near the wall is hard and
(
there
is
only
a
very
small
probability
ates
The
suggestions
of
Superintend
­
Wilkesbarre,
Pa.,
July
10.
—
With
in
school
house
yards
and
in
downtown
(
ine
of
the
largest
irrigation
schemes
Dalles will probably not meet until
ent Walcott, of the geological survey, President Mitebell in New York, and ered with grass, so that no track« would
, that this will not be done.
Beptemln-r, which is much later loan parks without no much as a Idanket to in this state has lieen inaugurated by
Bhippeia and the large firms about and of Chief Hydrcgrapher Newell are all the other miners' leaders at Nanti­ ta visible in the morning. The guardé
at first promised.
cover them. Borne had to tag for food, Mime of the business men of Baker City. ( town found things in tatter shape to­ given every consideration.
There is coke attending the annual convention did not dare leave the yard at night.
It is apparent tthat the visitor «u
According to reports from various although every [Hixsible effort was made The plan is to make use of the waters day, and were able to secure freight much data of a general character now of District No. 1, strike headquarters
of
some
oi
the
smaller
stream»
Io
irri
­
sections of the countiy surrounding to provide for them.
the various rail- available, but there are no reports of was an extremely quiet place today. familiar with the system of guarding
The charitable
|
and
ship
goods
on
gate a Ixsiy of 6,000 acres of land north
Beattie, Merrill, the > -scaped convict eoci«lies and city officials are becoming
! roads as was usual before the striae sufficient detail to warrant the secre­ The ninth week of the suspension of in force piior to the Tracy and Merrill
of the Lower Powder river, between
has been seen in several places at the
began.
tary in adopting or rejecting the sites anthracite coal mining show s no change outbreak, for at the time he apjetrei
la tter organized, and it is talieved the i Clover and • loose creeks.
same time, tasidcs taing at present
heretofore examined.
in the situation, there not being the lie would have found his way clear to
wants will be generally met.
The
with Tracy.
A record apple crop is assured in the RATE OF INDIAN WAR PENSION.
slightest indication that either party is enter the yard if the old system had
CLAIM A GUANO ISLAND.
ready to quit. The visit of the miners’ still been in for««. The prison official«
Chicago teamsters refuse to help smallpox hospital ami the city ball and Hood river country.
jail have been tilled with cots. These
chief to New York continues to aiotise decline to say what the jules obrervel
striking freight handlers.
Btnelic'ari«» Art to Recciv* $8 Per Month
ThejAshland Iron Works is the name
No word of Jiis movements by the night guards ate at present, bot
Japinzie at Mircui May Cautc Trouble for interest.
can accomodate but a small jxirtion of
From June 27-
Ambassador Choate has l>een sug­
of a new company just organized at
in
the
metropolis
have been received they are such as to make an entran«
American».
gested as a candidate for president in those who need shelter, however.
Ashland with »20,000 capital.
Washington, July 12.—Under the
here,
and
there
is
much
speculation as by a stranger very difficult.
Neither the lies Moines nor the
1904.
Honolulu, July 5, via San Francisco, to what caused him to go there. The
The man who appeared on the will
Timtar values in the Nehalem coun­ Indian war veteran pension law, re­
A man answering the description of Rae* sin rivers have receded much, The try are advancing rapidly. Claims are cently enacted, pensions will be grant­ July 14.—Tbe volcano Kilauea i» dying entire coal belt continues quiet, very stood on the walk attached to the out-
Merrill has been arrested at Booth net decline sin<*e the high«* t point was now selling for three times as much as ed at the rate of »8 per month, and down to normal conditions again. The few men congregating in the vicinity of side of the wall about four feet in®
Bend, Wash.
the collieries. The large force of coal the top. He could therefore conceal
reached, yesterday, is hut two or three one year ago.
will Ire payable from June 27 last, steamer Mauna taa arrived this morn­
and
iron [xilicemen, estimated at 3,000, liimwlf easily, exposing his head only
Twenty thousand teachers are in at­ inches, and the Iles Moines actually
The Intercsean Mining Company, of during the lives of the beneficiaries. ing from Hawaii with news that the is kept constantly on duty for any long enough to obserxs the [•oeition of
rose
half
an
inch
during
the
night.
tendance at the national educational
itaker City, has filed articles of i neor­ This rate of pension applies not only fire haff disappeared, though there is emergency. Several arrests were made the guards.
It is believed the situation in the
convention in Minneapolis.
poration with the secretary "( ata te.
Tne prison officials are reticent coo-
in this valley of persons for intimidat­
flocs led distrut cannot lie materially re­
to veterans, but Ju such widows as still a large column of smoke.
The expenses of the Oregon militia lieved for several days, and when the Capital, »1,000,000.
Captain A. A. Rosehill, who ha» ing alleged “unfair” workmen but the cerning the attempt to enter the prison
have
not
remarried,
but
in
every
in
­
while hunting Tracy and Merrill water finally reaches its former chan­
arrests were made so quietly as to cause yard, and there has lieen an effort to
When the supreme court
stance is limited to citizens of the re««iitly secured from the state depart­ no disturbance of any kind.
amounted to »1700, which will lai [«id nel an epidemic of malaria ami typhoid last Monday, Judge F. 8.
keep it quiet. These facts were relat­
ment a title to Marcus i»iand and
out of the military fund.
The district convention at Nanticoke ed by Guard Gamtail, who waaondotr
fever will prevail.
upon the chief justice's french, Judge United States. There provisions are
contained in the Rlackhawk [tenaion formed the Marcus Island Guano com­ today disposed of much business of a in the front yard. No attempt, 10 In
An estimate of the damage at this Bean becoming the junior judge.
All organized Islior and the public in
It ia
general will be called upon to contrib­ time is practically impossible,
act of July 27, 1892, which by the re- pany, for the purpose of working the routine nature. About 400 delegatee, as known, has been made to run down
the culprit.
Arrangements are lining perfected for
ute to a national defense fund to aid expected to reach »1,000,000.
cent law is made applicable to the sur- deposits there, is of the opinion that representing 75,000 mineworkers, are
The city count il and the county sup­ the holding of the fourth biennial fruit vivors of the Indian ware in Oregon, there will ta trouble w ith the Japanese attending the convention, which em­
th«' striking coal miners in the East.
TRACY AGAIN ESCAPES
ervisors, acting jointly, have establish­ fair at Hood River. The date of the Washington and other sections.
braces all the teiritory from Forest
A family of four traveling overland
on the island before lie gets his rights. City, 22 miles north of Scranton, to
ed a supply depot at which the flcssl fair will probably Ire set for the second
Under the old act and therefore un­ Rosehill has just returned from San
through Oklahoma were murdered bv sufferers received ftsxl upon orders week in October.
Shickshinny, 16 miles south of here.
Pone With Bloodhound» Cloit Upon 11»
der the new one, every claimant will l>e
unknown persons, the I ms lies stri|>|M«l
sig ms I by the aidermen of their’respect-
Francisco,
where
he
had
an
interview
Heel», But fit Throw» Them OIL
required
to
establish
hie
right
to
a
|s*n-
of all clothing and terribly mutilated.
SALE OF FORT HALL LANDS.
ive wards.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
sion, and any person falsely or cor­ with Captain Pierce, of the transport
Seattle,
July 9. —Convict Harry Tracy
Tracy, after an absence of two «lays,
The Great Western ami Keokuk A
ruptly making oath to any evidence re­ Sheridan, and was told that the Jap­
eluded the Washington offiier» atiin
Wheat — Walla Walla, 65 4 066c;
again showed up in South Seattle. He Western roundhouses are completely
Pocatello
Mu
Bren
Choxn
u
a
Better
Point
quired by the department, will be guil­ anese on the island resisted Pierce
and is once more heading for Seattle.
was surrounded hv officers, but suoceed- aubmergrsl, and neither road can cross bluestem, 67068c; valley, 66 4067c.
Than Blackfoot
ty of perjury. 1 be secretary is direct­
The posse pressed him hard at Kenton,
ed in throwing posse off the track. He the river, owing to washouts and the
Barley — Feed, »22;
brewing, ed to drop from the pension rolls the when he landed about 14 m mtlis ago.
Washington, Julv 10.—The public in fact, his <'s<u[>e seemed impossible
sprinkled |>epper along his trail so the destruction of bridges.
The Great »23 per ton.
Captain
Pierce
w
anted
to
land
to
adjust
name of any |«r»<>n whenever it shall
auction of Fort Hall lands within the Bloodhounds were placed on hi» trick
dogs could not follow it.
Western can haul no freight, but is
Flour—Best grades, »3.0503.60 par lie proven bis name was put upon the some instruments. About 20 Japanese tivo-mile limit of Pocatello will be con­
within 10 minutes. They were won
maintaining
its
passenger
service
by
barrel; graham, »2.9503.20.
A train wreck in Spain rexidted in
rolls through false and fraudulent rep­ were on the beach with arms. He told ducted at the city of P<M-atello, instead close on the heels of the fngitirt.
transferring
passengers
across
the
river
resentations,
ami
such
persons
will
ire
the death of siz persons and th«* fatal
Millstuffs — Bran, »lf<416 per ton;
[them be had a vessel with 1,800 men of at the Blackfoot land office, as had Pressed .to desjieration, he ecattered
in omnibusses.
injury of 27.
middlings, »21.50; short«,
»18; forever barred from receiving a pension.
originally been intended.
Commis­ cayenne jiepper in his tracks. The
The recent law ia held not to apply to off shore and they did not resist, They sioner Richard«, who will conduct the dogs siH.n came upon tliiB, and once
chap, »16.
Tracy, the esca|*ed Oregon convict,
NO ROYAL PROCE88ION.
Oats—No.l white, »1.2001.25 ;gray, any person who is reviving a pension showed him a document in Japanese, sale, consulted with the Blackfoot land tlieir nostrils were filled with the fim
has coniplstelv disap|>eared, leaving no
of »8 per month or more, nor to any which is supposed to ta a title from the officers, who gave Pocatello as the most substance, balked until it could he re­
»1.1501.15.
trail whatever.
Data •I King Edward» Coronation D« finitely
Hay — Timothy, »12015; clover, person receiving a [tension of less than Japanese government.
Rosehill
is advantageous point for holding the sale, moved, which requiied 10 minute1.
A new strike has been made in the
Fixed tor Saturday. Auguet 9
»7.50010, Oregon wild hay, »506 per »8 a per month, except for the differ­ preparing to send the schooner Julia K. believing that better prices can be ob­ They again took the trail but soon lost
Thunder mountain mining district,
ence between the pension now received Whalen from here and take possession tained there than at Blackfoot, and it.
Ixindon. July 14.— It is officially an­ ton.
Idaho, which lias proven to ta the nounced that there will lx« no royal
Potatoes — Best Burbanks, 60c per and »8.
of the island and work tbe guano.
that purchases will be more readily
Anderson, the man Tracy made »c-
rlciiest yet made.
Owing to the great press of business
40c per cental,
procession, as originally planned, the cental; ordinary,
The United States training ship Mo­ made. These lands will be sold in 40 company him from Meadow Point 8A
sweets. »2.2502.50 at the government printing office, the hican is now 42 days out from Yoko­ acre tracts by townships, lieginning urday, has been rescued at Rentoa.
No trac«' has lieen found of Merrill, day after the coronation.
There will growers price«;
blank forme for application under the hama, tannd for here, and nothing has with township 5, R. 34 E., and pro­
one of tli«* es«‘a|M*d Oregon convicta, and be no procession on coronation day, l«r cental; new potatoes, 1 4c.
He was ti«*<l to a tree when found. He
officers are at a loss as to whether or spart from that in which their majes­
Butter—Creamery, 20022 4c; dairy Indian war act will protably not be re­ been heard of her sin«« she left Japan. ceeding by sections in numerical order had lieen subjected to this experienff
ceived tafore next week. When avail­ Rear Admiral Merry i» inclined to throughout the township. The same
not Tracy killed him.
ties will proce«*d from Buckingham 16018c; store, 16® 16c.
before on his trip with the outlaw, »nd
able, large quantities are to lie sent to think that she has encountered adverse system will lie followed in townships 6
[«lace- to Westminster Abtav and re­
F.ggs—200 22 4c for Oregon.
it was in a very feeble voice that ne
Aguinaldo will come to tin* United turn.
the
several
niemtari*
of
the
Oregon
del
­
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 12*%
winds and is coming under sail.
and 7, same range. The corresponding i made his presence known to hia r*»-
States ami start on a tour, delivering a
egation
and
to
all
veterans
who
make
It is now considered practically cer­ 018c;YoungAmerica, 134014Sc; fac­
townships in range 35 will then lie dis­ cuers. Anderson states that Trary it
aeries of lectures and making a plea lor tain, In view of this announcement, that tory prices, 10 1 St leas.
personal application to the commis­
Submarine Wirclzn Ttl<v»phy.
posed of in like order. The most desir­ being aiiled in every possible way by
the independence of his countrymen.
sioner of pensions.
King Edward will ta crowned Satur­
New York, July 14 —A telegram able lands are situated in the first two four men whom he does not know, bot
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, »3.500
from Cherbourg states that Rear Ad­ townships Sales will be from a large who are aupposed to I m * partner» u
A large Issly of Moros of Mindanao day, August 9, since the holding of the 4.50; hens, »4.0005.50 per dosen,
No Tiding» of th« Portland or Jramc.
miral Fournier was present at experi­ display map, cash payments lieing de­ crime with Tracy.
for coronation ceremony | Monday, August 1101146 l*r pound; springs, 110
Island planned an ambuacade
Port Townsend, July 12.—The Cone- ments in wireless telegraphy carried manded for each tract as it is taken.
American sohliers, but the latter were 11, would involve’another full bank 11 4r per pound. »2.5004.50 per dos-
Mo Financial Trouble In franc«.
warned in time ami diaperaed the ' holiday, with the attendant dislocation en; ducks, »2.5003.00 |*er dosen ; tur­ maugh arrivisi here at 7 this morning, out on the submarine boat Triton, says
Btunczmino M«t Mr«. Lawton.
of general business, while Saturdays keys, live, 13014c, dressed, 15016c per and pro«s'e«le<l t«> Seatie. She left St. a Paris dispatch to the Herald.
Mes­
rebels.
Paris, July 10.—Contrary to report*
are almost universally observed as half pound, geese. »1.0005.00 |>er doten.
Louisville, Ky., July 10.-General circulated in the United States, th«*
Michaels June 26, ami Nome June 27. sages were received without any diffi­
Venezuelan government troop«, uiwier holidays. The tiling of such an early
culty when under water. It is said to huencaniino, ex-secretary of state in is nothing threatening in the fin»»''*'
Mutton—Grose, 2 403c per pound;
Th«*
steamers
Meteor
and
Melville
Dol
­
President Castro’s brother, were de­ date for the coronation is regarded as dreestwl, 6c per pound.
he tlie intention to install the apparat­ Aguinnldo’s cabinet, arrived in the citv situation here. The ministerof
feated by the rels'ls with heavy loss. an additional guarantee of the contl-
today an<| presented an expression of will present a bill in the ebamksr •
Hogs—Gross, 6 4c; I reneed, 707 4c lar were at St. Michaels. The steamer us on twiard all French submarines.
Many of the soldiers ilesert«**! to the dence the king's physicians have in per pound.
Lyra arrived at Nome Juno 27. Up to
»yni|iathy from the Federal party in deputies tomorrow converting tbe
Thirty.Fivt Ptraon» Drowned.
ranks oi the insurgents.
the time of theConemaugh'sde[iarture,
coimeqnvnee of his rapid recuperation.
Veal—706c pet pound.
the Philippines to the widow of General per cent rentes into 3 per cents, «»: ’*
Valparaiso, July 14 — hirty-five per­ tawton, who resides in a suburb of would hardly choose a tbrestta**»
Beef—Groaa, cows, 303 4c; steers. no tidings had come from the Portland
President Castro has gone to the
Again Erupting.
or Jeanie, and the general impression son« were drowned and a house was de- tauisville. General Buencamino left
54044c; dressed, 7®8c per pound.
I moment for such an operation. Ho'
front with the Venezuelan troo[>«.
in Nome is that the resales are lost. troved on the estate of Claudio Vicuna, tauisville tonight, going direct to San
Fort IM France, Island of Martinique,
Hops—14016 cents per pound.
3 4 end 3 per cents made a rligh*
The
Thetis
is
still
out
on
her
s«
‘
eond
July
14.
—
There
wsiafrrwh
eruption
of
at
tax
Palmas,
as
a
result
of
a
recent
Wool—Valley,124»*15;F«stern Ore­
Franusco, when«« he will embark for vance today, and the Bourse wa« it*11*’
President Mitchell ia confident that
Mount I’elee this morning.
bursting of c reservoir there.
gon, 8014 4c; mohair. 250 26c pound. search.
the Philippines.
the e**al miners will win tlieir strike.
ally calm.
f IV« Toronto flrtm«» Killed
Dtilructiv«
Cloudburst.
Wlral«»»
T«l«<r»phy
in
Ala«*«.
String« Phtnomtaon.
New York ia to have the most mag­
The United Presbyterian geneial aa-
Tcadwr» Ov«rdoin< It
Easton, Pa., July 12.—A cloudburst
San Francisco, July 12.—R. Pfund,
Toronto. July 12.—Five tiremen nificent hotel in the world. It will be
Guthrie, O. T., July 10.—Great ex-
•embly ha" received an overture pro-
Washington, July 10.—Comp*'J
in the Vpper Bushkill district, of an electrical engineer, has arrived citement ha.« been caused at Tulsa, I. have lieen receired at the war 'Irp*
poaing union with the reformed church. were killed in a disastrous blaze which 20 stories high and cost 110,000,000.
German expert«, after two years* Northampton county, last night, did a here on hi» way to Alaska, for the pur- T., owing to the dincoverv by surveyors ment that certain teacher« in the r_
started in a building occupied by T. Mc­
The lllinioa Audubon mwiety has
*c"r'
test on tour men, dec I a re* L borax in the va«t amount of damage, Gnly meager [Mme ol «'«tablishing a wirelex 'ele- working north of that place U creek's in i[>pin*»s have twen trying
wartr-d Chicago milliners that proescu* Intosh A Sons, and spread to the whole­ human system retards assimilation of
details are obtainable, ow mg to wash­ mphic system between the Yukon the aides of the mounds, a» though Catholic children to become Protedar1 ‘
sale
hay
ami
straw
warehouses
of
Gads-
tiona will follow if birda are need on
outs and the destruction of leh-graph river and the fort at Bate« Rapid, on from great pressure underneath. Gas The complaints have been fnr«ar *
by A McCann. These establishments fata and albnmen.
fall tat».
is escaping from the fissures and a con­
were destroyed.
Five firemen were
It ia reported that' Andrew Carnegie and telephone line«. On«' (farmer was the Taaana river, a distance of 195 tinual hissing and roaring can ta heard. Acting Governor Wright, with in*’^1
tions to have the practice, ifitp’*'* *
kilieii
by
lightning.
The
Bushkill
miles
Th« line, which will be con-
The Missouri state university at buried by a brick wall, which fell upon gave his second cousin. Miss Hair mt
they were dead when extract- Lauder, of Pittsburg. »1,000.000 when creek overflowed its tanks and many •trnctel under the aiirection of Chief ’ “ lh** ’•«‘»me top of the highest hill stopjxd. The teachers will tai
Columbia has conferred the degree <>l then.
Loss, »550,000; insurance. »100,. she became Mrs. J. C. Greenway re­ fields of grain were almost wholly de­ Signal (»ffi. or Greety, will be «"ompleted there has been a small volcano at work, that it is no part "f the poll«?
doctor of laws on Nanniel 1.. Clemens ed
raising large boudler« and tossing them government to hare any religi'1“ u#*‘
stroyed .
by Gctober 1.
000.
cently.
; Mark Twain.)
•side.
in the schools.
The liberty bell, which has l*een on
Want Mo-« Ship» Lik« th« Or«(«n
Parto Rusa Export«.
Paul Haseltino Stanley, a young
TrouM«
With
Buuto»
Southern Pacific Shopwten Walk Out.
exhibition at Charleston. has t0en
S um Iter Stnk« D«fl»r«4 &
A met man, r*«le a horse np the step« er­
Washington. July 10.—Naval officers
San Juan, Porto Rico, Jnly 12.—Ex­ taken hack to Philadelphia and repla.-ed
Pretoria. July 14—There ia «ome
Houston,
Tex.,
July
10.
—
ffve
hnn-
•Helena,
Mont, July 9.-Th*
are anxious to have warships named
tile Alteri |M«lace. Rome, and was art port» from Porto Kiro to foreign conn- in its position in Independence Hall.
■■Msineas here regarding the attitude dre«I and fifty employes of the Southern
the Constitution and the United States,
rented.
at East Helena between en | y*
I trie» for the flseal year eod*si Jane 30
IMvid Crosbv Foster, prevalent of after famous war«hips iu the old time of the Baant*-*«. In a case of wipp.Mw-1
Over » I .OttO.OOO in money was barnod increased 54 per cent over the total of the IVughkeepsie. N Y., savings bank, navy. One of the officers, speaking of treachery during the war. Joel, one of Pacific »hop« at H.nstoa walk cl <)Ut American Smelting A KefiniM 1 z
today on the refn-al of the company to pany and the corporation
in the Colonial bank, tlx (only tank in I »uch ex|«*rts for la»t y»«ar. the increase is believe.I to ta the ohiset bank preei- this, points out that the more famous
their prominent chief», ha» been sum- grant them an increase of 10 per cent
Ht. Pierre. The total projM-rty l"re in in th«* island's ex[">rts l*> the United dent in the country
was adjusted ami the men »ill
He has just ships t lie re are in the navy tlx sasi*r it
teooed to Meseru, capital of a military in wages. The company first offere.1 10
the <ie«tr> ve*l city is estimated at »40,-1
is I" get crews to serve aboard them.
to work tomorrow. The union ’
* ¡State" was 48 per eent over tbe total pareed his ninety-third birth.lay
district of Basutoland, tn stand trial on *«nt" a day increare and afterward 6 recognised, but the company ag""*
000,000.
for the last fiscal year. Sugar. toba«so
Already the shipment of Ameru-aa He say a there is always a rush and de­
the * barge of high treason. The para­ tar rent in. reare for all men who
give preferem e to old men and w
The removal of Jew» from Ch ieag« ' 1 and tate torn sol the principal arti* le cattle to Souh Africa has l«*gun in order mand by te'th o®«-ers and men to serve
,h« »•< 20 perdar, criminate against none of ,h*°' .
on
the
Oregon,
on
account
of
the
“
op»-«-
mount chief, lerothedi, is likely to h .
uf
sxpntt.
The
custom»
receipts
f<*rthe
to
reefawk
the
Boer
farms.
One
cargo
and New York gtattoo to tlx owtnlry,
men on their part sgree to
f
by lore», if nreiled. was advocated at a Irei fiorai year reached »«00.000 and of 600 ba« been sent forward, and it is tacular and wonderful run rhe made «up[»>rt J.«i m tix event of toe latter'»
tav
summons. Troope
Troore ma.|- to h 'J
°n ronceseions vear from May 1, 1W2. attic id**
national conferemo of Jewish charme« the balance from the insular revenue« reported that 10 000 will be sent during around the Horn.” and afterwani in the refusal »0 obey the rr.mnun»,
hare been dispatched to lx frostier. | niontta'ag'.,
Al«ier»
I The strike has been formally ,*1>
Santiago «re tight.
the year.
was imreamxi by »20.000.
in Detroit-
off. About 600 men are »?*•*“
EVENTS OF THE HAY
Appalling Dizuter In C m I Mias at Jshn»town,
Ptamylvaala.
ÌITEM8 OF INTEREST FROM ALL
Johnstown, Pa., July 12.—Johns­
PART8 OF OREGON.
town has again been visiter! by an ap­
palling disaster, only less frightful I
than the awful calamity of May 31,
1889, in cost of life.
A terrible ex­
plosion took place in the Cambria Steel
Com|«ny’s Rolling Mill mine, under
Westmont hill, early yesterday after­
noon, and bow many are dead will take
several days fully to determine. That
Hop buyers around Salem are offering
it is a long and shocking list that may
18 cents for the 1002 crop.
reach 200 or more men is fully be­
A sawmill with a capacity of 100,000
lieved.
feet |>er day is to be built at Astoria
It was an hour after the explosion at once.
liefore any general knowledge if what
Hop growers in I«ne county antici­
had happened go« abroad. Men who pat - more trouble this year than usual
came from the mines, escaping with with lice.
their lives, told the terrible news, and
The prospects are good for a heavy
soon it spread like wildfire all over crop of both fall and spring wheat in
the city. In mores of homes there Linn county.
were most pathetic «««lies. Mothers,
The re<-ent rains have brightener! the
wives, (laughters, sons and relatives prospects for the grain and hay crops
were frantic with grief, and hundreds around Prineville.
Cold storage men at Astoria are now
rushed to the scene.
At the opening
across the river from the point the paying 8 cents per pound for large tish,
an advance of 1 cent.
Cambria Iron company jsilice, with
Several cars of Willamette valley
several assistants, stood guard, permit­
ting no one to enter the mine, from 1002 prunes have been contracted for
at 54 cents in 25-pound boxes.
which noxious gases were coming.
It was nearly 4 o’clock when all
A. J. Webster has been appointed
hope of sending rescue parties from the I deputy fish warden at Astoria, to suc­
Westmont opening was abandoned. ceed Henry Bultman, resigned.
Two men w ho had en*a|>ed went back
two miles to see what assistane could
An organization has lieen formed in
Im rendered, but the frightful damp Granta Pass to stop the taking np of
drove them back, and they fell pros­ mineral laral under the tiniber land
trate when they finally, after a desper­ act.
ate struggle reached the outside. Two
June 30 there were 1,260 [«tienta in
doctors gave them assistance, and. after
working with them half an hour, re­ the state insane asylum, the largest
stored them. Their story of the situa­ number in the history of the institu­
tion in the mine made it clear that the tion.
rescue work could not proceed from the
The Indian war veterans of Southern i
Westmont opening, and then hasty Oregon belli a meeting at Medford to >
preparations were made to la-gin that consider ways ami means for prosecu­
sad mission at the Mill Creek entrance. tion of their pension claims.
Compromi»« Hu 8««« R««ch«d ia th« CN-
GOVERNMENT
caju Fr«ijhtha*dl«r» Duput«.
IRRIGATION PRO­
tall
tbe