Eugene Weekly Guard
IDAHO RF.Pl BLICANS.
T NEWS
John T, Morrison tor Governor, I reneh
fur Congress I he Platform.
Boise, Idaho, Aug. 23.—The Re
publican state convention has nomi-
nat«»l the foHowing ticket:
Represt ntative in Congress—Burton
L. French, Latah.
Supreme Justice—J. F. Ailshie, of
Idaho.
Governor — John T. Morrison, of
Canyon.
Lieutenant Governor — James M.
Stevens, of Bingham.
Secretary of State—Will II. Gilison,
ot Freemont.
State Auditor— Thtsslore Tinner, of
Bannock.
State Treasurer — H. N. Coffin, of
A<ia.
Attorney General—John A. Bagley,
ol Bear lavke.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, I
Miss Mary L. Scott, ol Bingham.
Inspector of Min<’*— Robert Bell, of
Custer.
Raph T. Morgan, of Kootenai, was
nominate<! Judge of the First district ;
Judge E. C. Fteele, for the Second (re
nominated); Judge George II. Stewart
for the Third (renominated) ; A (red
Budge for the Fifth. No nomination
wa« made for the Fourth, it being left
to the central committee. Though there
had lieen a very sharp contest over the
principal places, all the nominations
were made by acclamation..
Following are the principal things the
platform favor»:
Revision of the tariff without unrea
sonable delay ; an amendment to the
i-onstitution for suppression of trust»;
opening of reserve land» more valuable
for agricultural than f >r other purposes;
present two-mile limit law for sheep,
with slight riKslifications.
OF OREGON
MUST KEEP OFFICE MOIRS
l and Decision of Importent« Rendered hy
Secretary of Interior.
USE COAST TIMBER
TRANS-MISStSSIPPI CONGRESS.
Cunven»ion W ho»« Object Is to Help the
West Meets in St. Paul.
I
BIG RUSH FORL an Ü
FOREST KINGS U ILL BE USED IN
St. Paul, Aug. 21.—Thu Trans-Missis- PROPOSED COOS BAV.SALT Lm
I-ewiston, Idaho, Aug. 22.—Mord OI R
aippi Cotnnimercial congress is now in
railroad caused rr.
ISTHMIAN CANAL.
OREGON,
has been received from Washington
EUGENE
session here. President John Henry
OF THE STATE.
e--------------
that the secretary of the interior hav
smith of Salt laike City, called the
State DUposca oi Proctfc.u
reversed the commissioner s decision Mill Mean a Great l»eal t° the Lumber convention to order.
There are repre
Lands in the Ykinity, a> w J
Commercial and Financial Happenings of
in the case of Robert J. Little V». John
Interests ef Oregon and Washington, sentative* present from
the entire
the Past Week Brief Review of the
Trocu
|„ other P.ni 0(
W. Bradbury.
Resides Providing Cargoes for Many Western section of the country.
in
Comprehensive Review of the Import
Growth and Development of Various
Proposed
Forest Re»«rveU11.
was
al-
This is the case in which it
Ship» Atlantie Ship» Wffi Carry the outlining the work of the congress for
ant Happening» of the Past Week,
Industries Throughout Our Common h-ged that Mr. Bradbuty made and
Big Advance In Valu,.
'’**•
Presented In Condensed Form. Mort
Larger Part of General Supplies.
the present session Presient Smith said:
wealth
Latest
Market
Report.
filed
a
timber
and
stone
entry
in
ttie
Likely to Prove Interesting.
“The object of the Trans-Mississippi
local land office after the hour of clos
Salem, Or., Aug.
New York. Aug- 25—Referring to Congress is to crystal!*« the opinion»
ing on the 18th day of last January,
a
public
fruit
Hillsboro
ia
to
have
ness
with which idle capita! i.
which was Saturday.
Monday morn the fact that the oonstruition of the of the Western country in regard to the
Nine men were Killed at Wilmington,
drying plant.
ing 8. J. McFarland offered »«rip ap Panama canal w ill necessitate the trans matter» of national legislation and to inves.ment in property that pJ**
Del., by a pulp mill explosion.
A |25,OOO ho*pl and bath house» are plication for the same land embraced portation of hundreds of cargo«» of con
*
The anthracite coal mine operator*
bring them liefore congress in such a advance in value is shown U
in Bradbury’* entry; the register of
to
be erected at once at Hot Lake.
declare they will not give in or make
of
state
school
land»
in
Coo,
way
a»
to
effect
the
greatest
good.
80
the local land office rejected the » rip struction material, food supplie» f°r
any concessions.
Fire at Pendleton, which started in application as being in conflict w ith
which have followed the announ^“’’
workmen, etc., the Journal of Com far as I know there is no particular
William
Hickey's
paint
shop,
did
dam
topic for discussion, other than what that a railroad will u hui)t
Five non-union workmen were shot
the entry made by Bradbury. From
age to the amount of *3,000.
may be brought up in individual dele Bay.
from ambush at Scranton, Pa. No
this action McFarland t<»'k an appeal merce »ays;
Immediately .ftw
Panama and Colon are foreign ports, gation«.
one war fatally hurt.
Officers made a raid on an opium to the commissioner, and tiled affidavits
was publishcl showing that ti?
and
there
is
nothing,
therefore,
to
pre
“
An
effort
will
be
made
to
bring
joint at Salem and captured two men that Bradbury’s application was re
— .“ -i
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, in
vent foreign shipowners from compet about at this session a coneideration of road will prolmbly l„
and the proprietor. All were fined.
ceived alter office hours.
a speech at Morrisville, Vt., allege«!
ing at low rates tor carrying material.
The commissioner sustained the ac It is »aid by a representative of the the difficulties of the West, llietui» there was a rush for cheap land r
that he wm not op)s>»ed to tariff revis
Fred Reere, an 18 year old boy, ha»
Within a feVTu,!“
now a mining i-ongre**, a livestock con vicinity.
ion in moderation.
tion
of
the
register.
lieen arrested at Salem. He is charged
Panama canal interests that the mate gress, an irrigation congress, a good acre of vacant *:hool laud »¡th*?
with stealing some clothing in Uma
Commissioner I» Reversed.
rial required in the construction of the roads congress, all operating in har miles and nu ro of Coo« Bay 1^,1 J*
Judge Jackson of Parker»burg, W.
tilla county.
An appeal was taken to the secretary • anal will certainly exceed *10,000,000. mony, but separately. The idea that purchased.
Va., has released John I. Gehr of
Some of th, Uu‘d*’
Colorado, the last of the miner» serving
The Willamette Valley Land Co. of tiie interior, who now reverses in addition to the fo.«l supplie». Thia better lesult» could be obtained from a prove to be of no value a* ,
sentences for contempt of court.
h*» shipped a large box of grasses, the commissioner and holds that the material will consist very largely of comentration of tnese, i» becoming income, but in the de*ir<j to
grain» and fruit» to lie exhibited at the “general circular of July 11, 1899 i cement, granite, lumlierand in ichinery. more and more widespread, ami it will there wa» of value men t >ok **
Japan will not claim the Midway
(page 238) under the bead of registers The lumber will undoubtedly come receive careful consideration at the was to be had. The hnj ‘
Nebraska state fair.
islands, but will turn them over to the
and receiver*, directs that:
‘Ihey largely from Oregon and Washington,
but »1.25 per acre, so the |0,
United States. She diacluinis an/in
The federal authorities promise to will be in attendante at their oflii-es, and w ill not be a nutter of much con present session.”
Addresses of welcome were made by not be great in any event. Buyi^
terest further than the protection of
lend all assistance possible to break keeping the same o|>eii tor the transac cern to shipowner» on the Atlantic
Ja|>anere inhabitants.
up the practice of “crimping," which tion of business trom 9a. m. till 4 p. m. ocean, as it will be carried by the ships Mayor Smith and Governor Van Sant, also l»‘en active in Curry count,
and the convention then took up the poetically all the vacant Khoof’h^
has become »uch an evil all along the
Vancouver, B. C., is having a sugar
“ ‘Applications fqr entry cannot be of the Pacific, but in th» cage of cement, work of oiganization.
ha» been taken.
coast.
war, the Ix-et sugar people of Germany
received by the register or receiver out stone and ma< hinery, tiie items will be
In anticipation of the creation ui th
having put sugar on the market in
of
office
hours
nor
elsewhere
than
at
<4
great
importance,
ami
communica
Rural free delivery service has been
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.
large forest reserve lii Eastern (W?
competition with the local refinery, and
tion» have already lieen gent to the gov
ordered established, to begin Oct. 1, at their office.’
all the sehol land in the are*
cut the pri<*e nearly half a cent.
“While there ia no statute forbidding ernment at Washington with t view of
Harrisburg, I.inn county. There will
Peter Power, of Northern Pacific Merger by the proposed reserve has f—
them
so
acting,
there
is
no
statute
be
two
routes,
which
will
serve
a
pop
»eeing
if
«orne
way
cannot
be
decided
Emperor Irancis Joseph of Austria
Fame-, Detained in Ludlow Street.
Ismght up. Some of it ia said tobe
authorizing them to act. The regula upon whereby thi* enormous carryn g
ulation of 910.
has just celebrated his 72d birthday.
New York, Aug. 21.—Peter Power, timbered, and will be worth whit it
tion» for their conduct not in contra ni vr ment can be confined to American
Charles Barcluy of Oregon City, who vention nt statute have all the force of
cost on this account.
That which „
Patrick Sharp, a striking miner, was
TROST QUESTION LP.
who is complainant in the cage against not valuable for any other purpose »ju
went out last year as fourth officer of law. If it is optional with local officers ships.
shot and killed at Nesquehoning, Pa.
the Northern Pacific, and who tied to liecotne of value the me ment the rev
the transport Law ton, lias lieen assigned
R. Remington, a prominent society Hot-Tempered Debate In Trans-Mississippi to the command of the transport Tren to receive or decline applications, there
RLRAL DELIVERY.
Canada to escape a 30-dav sentence for serve ia created, for then_it can hetHd
i*
given
opportunity
for
them
to
exer
man, suicided at Newport, taking the
Congress at St. Paul.
ton, running la-tween Philippine forts. cise favoritism and partiality, which
contempt of court, has returned to New as reserve scrip in the location ol h-
pistol route.
Oregon In the Lead in Number of Routes.
Ht. I’aiil, Aug. 23.—The trust ques
York, accompanied by his counsel. He land».
A decision of considerable interest might lead to grave mischiefs, the in
Now
Having
Forty-Six.
Cholera continues to spread in Man tion was openly precipitated in the has lieen received at the United States
immediately repaired to tiie I nited
General W. H. Odell, who return»!
jury of many, and give occasion for
churia, China, and isolated cases have Trsiis-Miaaisaippi cor gri'»»at the morn laud offiir at Oregon City in the case grave M andais against the integrity of
Washington, Aug. 25.—On Sept. 1, States marshal’» office, where he was a few day» ago fiom a trip through
l»'en rejiorted in Silieria.
there will lie 4« rural free delivery taken into custody and later on con Crook, Klamath, and hake coantias
ing session, when William llenry Eus of George L. Herrick against Arthur T. the laml department.”
l arge numbers of Chinese are arriv tis of Minnea)>oli«, moved that the ad Merwin, involving a tract in »ection 3,
The decision is an important one, routes in operation in Origin, 37 in fined in the Ludlow street jail, Hie says that practically all of th, timbw
township 9 south, range 8 west. The in that it finally establishes the rule Washington and 12 in Idaho. Eleven ap counsel attempted to prevent the com land in those counties and in Grut
ing in Mexico, and tiie majority will
mitment of hi» client by producing an Malheur and Harney counties thxt ha
probably find their way into this coun dress of F. B. Thurber lie expunged decision kms'ks out liotli parties on the that applications for entry of land
plications from Oregon have been ad order from the referee of tiie Northern a market value ha» already lieen taker:
from the record».
Eustia charged ground that the entry conflicts w ith cannot Is) made out of office hours.
try.
vera* ly acted upon, while 0t> applica Pacific case to attend tiie hearing to General Odell sayh that very prosper
The New York Ship Building com Thurber with coming here as an agent the Corvallis A; Y'aquina Bay wag ,n
tions are now awaiting consideration. day, but the marshal refused to disobey ous times are prevailing in the counti«
SOOTH AFRICAN BLACKS.
road
grant.
of
the
meat
trust,
and
that
his
address
pany has placed an order abroad for
'1 h Te have l>een nine adverse rejxjrts Judge Laconie’s order to confine him
hiui named, and that there is every reasot.
80,000 tons of manufactured iron and was an effort to get tjie trust'» »ide of
The Rev. J. J. Walter, formerly
in W ashington, and 30 applications are for contempt.
to expect a rapid development of tbit
Great
the case before the public nt the ex Methodist bishop of Alaska and re Lpon I heir Attitude Depends to a
steel.
now awaiting consideration.
Idaho
part of the state in the next few ye,r<
Extent
That
Country's
Future.
has 17 requests yet to lie considered.
Re|»>rt» from Victoria, B. C., show pense ot the emigre»», »eemingly with cently in the service of the leading
The irrigation of arid lands aiid the
SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL.
The qtie»ti<>n was Methodist church at Spokane, has
London, Aug. 22.—Mail advices re Rural free delivery will lie inaugurated
draining of swamp lands will add to
that the total salmon catch ol the it» endomment.
hotly
debated
for
an
hour.
Thurber
lieen
apfHiinted
colonization
agent
of
ceived
from
Johannesburg
indicate
that
at Ontario, Or., on Oct. 1. Delay in
northern canneries for the season was
the producing area thousands of sens
wa» »liarply criticised both f< r hi.« the Great Central railroad, projected the negro problem is growing more establishing this route has been due to New Y orkers Experimenting on Peat from
only 145,300 cases.
which are now almost valueless, but
the New Jersey Lowlands.
present action and for hi» connection lietween C ihis Bay and Salt latke City. acute and is causing the authorities the inability of the department to se
which will then yield large returns for
Two hundred carmen, including rar- with the »cuate »ugai »caudal. Finally He will at once enter upon his duties, infinite worry. To quote the words of cure consent for the discontinuance of
New York, Aug. 21.—Successful tests
jienters, painters, etc., employe» at the the whole matter of tru»ts wa» left to which are to arrange the »ettlenient of one of the foremost African authori the postotlice at Arcadia, and the star have just been made of the turf or bog cultivation.
Union Pacific »hops at Omaha, have the roNiiliition» committee.
colonies along the projected line.
of the New Jersey lowlands around
ties :
route supplying the same.
NEW SEAL ROOKERY.
gone out on a strike.
Seattle get» the next meeting <4 tiie
West New York to ascertain whether
“On the question of the natives de
Dallas
is
considering
the
question
of
pends the whole future of the new
it can l>e used as a »ubstitute for coal
ANTI-TRLST RESOLUTIONS.
W. H. Dillard, wanted by United congre»». ,
waterworks.
colonies — whether the Boers will
as fuel for the winter season. Some Lately Discovered hy Captain M«xkll»i
States autliorities at San Francisco for
ill Aleutian Islands.
MENACI. TO GOVERNMENT.
The Salem fruit cannery ha» cloned .loyally accept British rule or continue Trans-Ml.sslssippi Congress on Record for large samples were dug up and taken
issuing 43 fraudulent Chinese certifi-
in a state of sullen resentment.
to a blacksmith shop,
for the season.
It wait found Washington, Aug. 21.—Captain fH»
*
cate», has lieen caught in Seattle and
More Stringent Eaws.
Russell Sage Expresses His Opinion lpon
Among the immediate dangers native
to burn readily on the forge after it maker, of the revenue cutter ferviw,
will be sent below.
Albsny and I.inn county will epend
St.
Paul,
Aug.
25.
—
The
Traos-Mi»*-
“Combination” Movement.
attacks on Boers returning to their
had once become dry.
It turned to a has received a report from Captain
f 1,000 in Eastern advertising.
An examination is being made into
farms and attempts of the natives to issippi congress, before adjournment, ruddy glow and seemed to hold it» tire Charles H. McClellan, commaudii^
New
York,
Aug.
23.
—
In
an
inter
the affairs of the defunct Griffin Liquid
The Third Presbyterian church of assault white women are threatening pas.-ed the tollowing resolutions legard- well.
the cutter Manning, recon.ing the die-
Air company of New York, in an effort view Ruaeell Sage says lie doe» not agree Portland was dedicated Sunday.
serious conflicts between Boers and ii-g trusts:
There is an almost unlimited supply covery of a new fur seal rookery i*
to locate several hundred thousand dol with Mr. Morgan regarding the consol
blacks. Under the old regime the
of this turf, or “Jersey peat,” a« they Bouldyer Island, in tiie Aleutian group.
“Whereas, the trust system has lieen
lar» worth of stock.
idation ami combination of all the Grasshopper* in the vicinity of Wood crude but simple retribution tor
are beginning to call it in the vicinity Lieutenant Berthoff went ashore with I
burn
have
attacked
the
hop
vines.
1
*f
jiinlil
lint
l<
.nu
()]
u||
Combinations
assaults on women was shooting on and is a menace to our Republican in of West New York.
T. S. Sharretts, the treasury ex|>ert | great interests.
boat’s crew . He found a rookery of
commissioned to negotiate a tariff ' great Industrie» are a menace to the
Now, however, there is no stitutions; and,
La Grande is constructing |25,000 to sight.
fur seal similar to those found on Pry-
“
Whereas,
if
allowed
to
continue
to
government
,
”
lie
declare».
••
n*}
are
legislation on the subject and the Eng
treaty with China, reports tiie »ame
*30,000 worth of business buildings.
byloff islands. Bouldyer is between
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
form
combinations
in
restraint
of
trade
I not only a menace, but they are op
lish authorities are hesitating to enact
signed.
tiie Arctic sea and the Pacific oiein.
Miss
Maybelle
Douglas
has
been
and
the
elimination
of
conqietition,
the
preHHor* of the people.
era
Should
laws until all parties concerned can
fully 3,500 miles from San FranciM.
Arrangements
Being
Made
to
Hold
One
in
The run of fall salmon has la’gun ami
i
hoHen
queen
of
the
Portland
Elks'
car
the American
voice tlu-ir opinion». The hesitancy to wealth of the entire country will be
but still within the I nited States
Portland Next October.
is very good. The fish caught in Baker» ■ >f combination en»ue revolt against nival.
concentrated
in
the
hands
of
few
;
arid,
deal summarily with the natives is
jurisdiction. Lieutenant Berthoff ap
Bay are nu>»tly »ilycrsidesof exiaqition- pi'ople will certainly there will be
“
Whereas,
the
said
combinations
are
Portland,
Aug.
21.
—
At
a
meeting
of
them, and if they do,
Clay Gordon of Milton was arrested causing both Boers and Africanders in
proached tiie herd closely enough to
ally fine quality.
financial ruin such as the people never at Huntington for drawing a cheek on tense irritation and encourages the calculated to destroy the ambition of the chamber of commerce arrangements observe that none of the seals had been
tiie youth of the country, it being well were made with James W. Abbott, spe
Baron von Walterliaii»en, of Berlin, dreamed of in the world.”
himself at hi» home bank and having blacks to truculent effrontery.
branded, and there was no sign th«
advocate* the erection of a common
“Another phase of the problem is understood that the ambition and cial representative of the department of white men in search of scale had erer
it cashed at Pendleton.
hope
of
the
your
g
men
of
this
country
I
RANZ
Sitili
DIAD.
agriculture,
to
hold
a
good
roads
con
tariff hairier against the United State»
the unw illingness of the blacks to tore-
been near tiie island. The Mannim
The Loewentierg-Going company, of
vention in this city sometime during will continue searching to discover if
by all of Europa.
go their lazy existence in the concen have made it great, therefore he it
Portland,
has
paid
into
the
state
treas
"Resolved by this congress, that the the week ending Oct. 18. If possible,
Noted Figure in Civil M ar Passes Away at
tration camps, where thousands were
Arrangements are being made for
ury (1,239.80 for convict lalxir h r May. gathered during the war, and far more president of the United States lie urged the good roads train will be brought to there are other rookeries in that local
New York City.
ity. The suggestion is made that tr.e-e
establishing bank» in the Philippines
Rev. Philo Fuller Phelps of Saiinas, rerioua is the fact that a great number to use all the power vested in hi» office Portland, so that a practical as well as islands may he one of the rendetvoui
New York, Aug. 23.— General Franz
to loan money to farmer», the govern
to
the
end
that
the
growing
|»>wer
and
a theoretical demonstration of the liest of the seal during their absence Iron
ment to guuiautee 3 ]>er cent intereRt. Sigel is dead at his home in this city. Cal., has accepted a call to the First of blacks in the country have managed influence of the trusts may be de- methods of roadniaking can lie
illus- l’rybyloff islands.
There is, therefore,
He was in Ida 78th year. General Si Presbyterian church of Ashland, and to sei ure arms.
The discovery ii
trated to those interested.
Prince Chen Tuen, w ho ha» lieen in gel took part in the Baden revolution will enter upon his pastorate about the anomalous situation of unarmed stroyed, and be it further
considered important by the officii!’
“
Resolved,
that
if,
in
the
wirdotn
of
whites and armed blacks living in
this country for several days, arrived in 1818 and was one of the notable fig Oct. 1.
here, in view of tiie gradual declineol
tiie national congress, the laws now on
OFFER TO STRIKERS.
in Vancouver, B. C., Sunday and sailed ures of the American < ivil war.
The remains of Harvey A. Hogue, the proximity on outlying farina Experi
the fur seal in the l’rybyloff island'.
the statute Issiks are in -ufficient to
for home Monday on the »team»hip
enced
British
colonials
strongly
favor
well known Oregon pioneer and busi
President Graves Resign».
Empress of Japan.
ness man who died at Winthrop Reach, universal disarmament of the natives suppress tins grow ing evil, that other Canadian Government Would Olve a Farm
DORR A W ASHINGION MAN.
to Each Family.
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 23.—Frank I', Ma»»., Friday, will lie brought to Port and prompt legislation making assaults more stringent and efficient laws lie
The holy of Mr*. Jessie Tuman wa»
«pee
lily-enacted.
"
on women a capital offense."
land for burial.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 21.—The Cana Manila Newspaper Publisher l ound Guilt)
found near Muscatine, Iowa, the head Graves, president of the University of
Washington,
has
tendered
his
resigns
of Sedition Lived at Dayton.
Miss Ruth Jackson of Paker City and
dian
government has instructed its
split open with an ax. Iler husliand
CHOLERA
IN
PHILIPPINES.
BOER LEADERS IN HOLLAND.
wn« mortally wounded ami nncoiiM'iou*. tioii t<> the hoard of regents and it I a* Miss Angle id Medford killed a liear a
Dayton,
Wash., Aug. 21.—Fredborr.
homesteading agent to proceed to the
Is’en accepted, lie is grantisl leave of few days ago, while out hunting with a
They were killed for theit money.
Kruger Said to Have I ptvraidcd General» Health Authorities Attribute It.« Spread to anthracite coal region and offer in told of in the press dispatches f™
abieiice on full salary until Jan 1, brother of Miss Jacks n.
Eating of Raw Shellfish.
for Giving I p the War.
ducements to 30,000 or more strikers Manilas» being found guilty "i *ii-
Grand Master Fitz|>atrick of the 1003, wlen the resignation becomes
tion in connection with the ptibliratui
Burglars
effected
an
entrance
into
Brotherhood of Trainmen ha» com- effective.
The ren», n« assigned by
Washington, Aug. 25.—In their re and their families to form a colonv
Utrecht, Holland, Aug. 22.—The
of
the Manila Freedom. I* a : ■
the
Portland
Elks
’
carnival
headquar
and
settle
in
Canada
on
land
to
be
pleted his tour of the anthracite coul President Graves for his resignation
Boer generals, Botha. Dewet and Dela- port t> the war department, the health
Work this city, where he s|»nt liise>rv
region* and lia» addressed the brother are a desire to take a post-graduate ters on Yeventh and Stark streets and rey, accompanied by Dr. Leyds and authorities of Manila attribute the donated bv the government.
hood on their duties should the roads i-outse in Eastern and European uni robbed the cash box ol *3 in coin and Messr». Fischer, V <-«els, Wclmnrans spread of cholera largely to the eating will lie provided for the men until boyhood as a clerk in hi» father» 'it1’4
■tore.
He is a son of Dr. J. C. I|,rr-
attempt to haul non-union coal.
versities, and a feding that the de *1 worth of postage stamp».
and Reitz and others, have arrived here of raw shell figli.
The number of they can prepare their land for crops.
a pioneer of the Northwest snd if '
mands of the university upon bis time
Professor Thomas P. Clarke, the from The Hague to visit ex-Preaident deaths in the ¡n* hi,» Iago lias already
hunter in California.
Young Don
Colonel Hemphill, founder of the At
OBEYED THE ORDER.
have overtaxed hi» strength.
* ewlv appointed superintendent of the Kruger ami consult with him on the passed the ten thousand mark.
lanta Constitution, is dead.
went to Alaska in 1888, spent
Oregon school for deaf mutes has ar South African situation, large crowds
Drath ot Kang lu Wtl Ordered.
Russian Cavalrymen Rode Into River and yeaia there, was some time in A'»-
Forest Reserve In Alaska.
rived at Salem and assunied charge of warmly applaudwI the Boers. The spec
The New York Republican state con
tralia, and later in China. A-
Many Were Drowned.
London, Aug 23.— "From quite a the institution. Mr». Clarke will be tators at the station sang the Boer na
Washington, Aug. 25. — President
vention will l<e held ^at Saratoga Sept.
ager of a British coalyard, he »»•
London,
Aug.
21
—
In
a
dispatch
trustworthy
authority,"
cable«
the
matron
of
the
school.
tional
anthem.
Roosevelt
has
issued
a
proclamation
23.
polled from Manila when the wor I
The conference lasted for three hours. creating the Alexander archipelago for from St. Petersburg, the correspondent out, because of express«! Amer«»»
Shanghai correspondent of the Time«,
The threatened strike of mineis “1 learn that the Dowager Empro«»
of
the
Daily
Express
says:
According to some re|«irta it was rather est reserve in extreme Southexstern
PORTLAND MARKETS.
at Ban Juan, Colo., has been averted
“During the maneuvers near here, a sentiment. Later he aided Devey
stormy. At the end of an hour and a Alaska.
The reserve comprises the
has sent »<< ret instructions to Mang
by cosnproiniaa.
squadron
of cavalry was ordered sud enter the harbor.
half
the
delegates
withdrew,
leaving
Prime of Wah », Chichug »f. Kupreanof,
Chi Chua, the new governor of Kwang Wheat—Walla Walla, HOnirtlc; hlne-
denly
to
charge.
It galloped into a river
generals
Ik
Ilia,
Dewet
and
IHdarev,
to
Kiilu and Zaremlm islands, together
Schwab Off for Europe»
Senator Burrows of Michigan an >i province, to use every endeavor to *tenr, ®2i<i i3<’; valley. 63«r<>4c.
gether with Mr. Kruger. Little is pulr- with numerous adjacent small islands and 50 men are reported to have been
rompa«»
the
death
of
the
reformer,
Pittaburg, Aug. 21— -chwab’« Pr'
nounces that he will tight reciprocity
Barley—Feed, (19.00 per ton.
liciv known as to what took place, but lying to the seaward of those named. drowned. Details of the affair are diffi
Kang Vu Wei.” Continuing, the cor-
with Uniat on constitutional grounds.
vate car left Ix>rctta this morning
Floar—Best grade», *3.00(83.00 pet it is underitood that the general» foun 1 The island« are heavily timtiered. As cult to obtain.”
re»|s>ndent says an official telegram
take
Schwab to New York, h 11
j
tiarrel;
graham,
*2.95(43.20.
the
<
x
president
of
the
Tran-vaal
in
1 he president has ordered that the from Hankow reports anti-Christian
the islands have not lieen surveyed,
dershssi he will sail for Furol* f’"--"
IOWA COLLEGE BURNED.
Millatnffa — Bran, |!flffi!7 per ton1 no way inclined to acquiesce in British their area is unknown.
list of soldiers dying In the Philip- rioting at Chen Chou, «ml refers to an
row. 11 is representative«
1
pineH l>e telegraphed home every two unconfirmed report that two inland middling*, *21.50; shorts,
11« dominion in South Africa and still
ia only hi« usual summer va,’at‘ L
ehup,
*
1
7.
clinging
to
the
idea
of
a
unites!
South
The
New
Shamrock.
Okl
Presbyterian
Institution
at
Fairfield
weeks.
missionaries have Iwen killed.
James Gayley, second vii-e pre*'1^ '
Yktim of the (Tames.
London, Aug. 25.—The Asscciated
Oats—No.l white. *1.0<M 1.05; gray, Africa under the Boer flag. Mr. Kruger
the Ril'd corporation, i* n"W »I»1
The governnient of Venezuela has
1» even «aid to have bitterly upbraided Pre«* learns that, according to pre-ent
M ill ot Mr», c liarlea I air.
0lc.ffill.00.
Ottumwa. Iowa, Aug. 21—Fire of president of the concern if
forcibly detained three American Ve»-
the
generals
for
giving
up
Boer
inde
San Francisco, Aug 23. — The con
arrangements,
contracts
for
the
build*
Hay — Timothy, *1D812; clover,
unknown origin destroyed Parsons Col tire«. He has been a scientific nr
aela for government use in the present
tent» of the will *>f Mr«. Charles Fair I7.51MI0; Oregon wild hay, *5016 per pendence. latter in the day the gene- ing of Shamrock III will be signed lege at Fairfield, a Presbyterian insti
lurgist and thoroughly etBcient n
rein’ll ion.
rals
returni*I
to
the
Hague.
next week. Th* contract will provide tntion founded in 1875. ' The loss
lia» lieen made public. The estate ap ton.
•
ls ger. He is only 45.
Typographical proximates (300,000. It provide« an
for
tbe»
early
launching
of
the
next
The International
I >0,000; insurance half.
P-’tatoea — Best Burbanks, |t0ffi70*
A Fever Stricken Skip.
challenger for the America'» cup, thus
union convention at dm innati ad- annuity for tier mother and legacies of ;>er cental; ordinary, 5lM75c per cen-
Spanish War Claims Seltisd-
•>O
Port
Townsend,
Wash.,
Aug.
voting
(2,000
gning
m
>re
time
'o-
tuning
than
en-
journed Sa ut day, after
*10,000 each to tier »lx brothers and . tai, grower» price*; sweet», *2.00
COAL FOR \OMF.
Washington, Aug. 21—The
The
Peruvian
bark
Santa
Rosa
has
ar
| joyed by previous competitors.
to the striking miners.
sister».
The Iwlame of the estate »he per cental: new potataw, 50ffi60c for
report of the auditor for the **f(,4.
rived here and i» in quarantine. She
Boston Company to Dev elope an Immense
In the athletic »port» at Cliftonville, l»S|iiratli« to her husband Tl>e Fair «•reg’in; (LOO for California.
German Admiral Resigns.
partaient, just made public.
*' r
was
7,3
day»
from
Buena
Ventura,
came
Vein at Cape Lisbon.
England, Mnrrvy, tiie Irish champion, heir« have offer’d Mr». Fair'» relative»
Butter—Creamery, 22S(d*5c; dairy
the claim of Oregon «gainst the Z1’*
Berlin. Aug. 25 — Admiral von
into port with her < row down with that
defeated Daffy, of Georgetown, the her entire estate, providing they agree 1 IriidlttSc; store. 12S(t*10c-
Tacoma. Aug. 21. —A company of ment in account of th''
..
worst of all diseases. beri-beri. The Diedrichs has resigned his post as chief
wot Id'» champion, In the 100 yard to make no contest for the Fair enlate
boston men have secure 1 control of a has been practically adjusted.
Eggs— l'>i8?0c lor Oregon.
■ ,
of
staff
of
the
navy.
He
has
ba-en
sue-
in
the
future.
horror» of the voyage, »hut in with no
duali. Murray'» time wa« 10 second»
r
Ad 45-foot vein of i-oal at Cape Lisbon, having been paid to the
Cheese— Full cream, twin*, 121» hope of weeape from the horrible fever ceeai'-d by Vice-Admiral Ruresel
flat.
miral von I'lealrichs ia the otti,er who which will supply Nome and Behring *14.487 diaallowe I, leaving "■
An Apple Trust.
(813c;YoangAmerica, l3S**14Sc; fac i»n hardly be imkftaHai.
Three men was in i -mmand •( the German squad ««a coast w ith fuel.
Price In Action Again.
pending
payment.
8t. Lotti», Aug. 23.—About 25 prnm- tory price», ltd I S»< lea».
died on the voyage and were buried at ron in Manila Ray at the time Dewey
claim« have brrn sati»fie,L »’ ,
Castrine. Island of St. Lucia, Aug inent apple grower» of Kansas. Nebras
Poultry—Chit ken«, mixed. *3.0t\g sea
Res*
Coghlan
Badly
Burned.
»a» operating against the Spaniard*.
!<eing paid and (1.380 '<j »
25.—< ifticrrs of the steamer I »a home, ka, Indiana, Mi«amiri, \rkansa« and 4.50; hen», *4 .OOA5.50 per dozen.
Helena, Mont., Aug. 21.— Rose Idaho La« (wen paid * I - '
.^j
which li»» jti’t arrived liete, report a Illinois, have held a meeting here for Had 11 Sc P**r pennd; spring«, lltd
Chinese Censad f ound QeBty.
t oghlan, the ac tress, v wa»
__ severley in- allowed and * 1.303 ha» been »° “
Welsh Puote Prices on Coal.
severe eruption <>( Mount I'elre at noon the purpose, it is said, of uniting the 11 *«c per pound, *2.50<d4 00 per daw-
Washington. Aug. 22. —A report by a
mistook j a i»t- awaiting adjustJient.
New York, Aug. 25. — a local c« «I jured here because «he -----------
Friday. ¡Tie eruption was follow»«! by is’mmarcial apple growers of the on; dock*. *2.50013.00 pa>r do»en; tur
"... _
~
a face
lotion.
V>tal darknem five miles away from the ('•tited State» arsi Canaria into an or key», live, 13yd14r. dreseed, 15<dlAc per special e’-nimissioner, George H. Car journal say* that the Welsh n al "pera- tie of carbolic a id f.,r
her facw
in a ™ Five officer». Thirty Men. Many*
ter. fl mil ng the Chinese consul at Ha toe* agree t.> deliver their product at 8he app ied the acid - to
— —
----- in
volcano.
It was 20 minutes before it ganisation to ngulate tiie price of that poatnd; gaw’se. *4.0<'d5.00 per doven.
waii guilty of the charge» made against the wharves In Ro~t n. New Yoik, dark room, r and * * barely escaped destroy-
fruit.
Vienna. Aug. 21- — A
again latra me light.
Mutton—Gross 2\td3c per pound; him of sin negli ng opium, has l>een sent
Her
- -w—
I.
—. fasw
■_... waa tudly ing a detachment of infai t.
I’hiiad. Iplua anil Baltimore at fiom *5 ing her eye.ight.
.Iressr.1.
»c
per
pound.
Automobilist» Nearly l ymhcd,
burned before »he discovered her error.
Te Mil 1M«I Hemkl
' ' r
** r<-
taere from Honolulu.
He claima*d it t *8 68 per ton. a x-oniing t"grade.
Hog»—Groea. Olgc; Ireeaed, 7ffi7S< wa» brought in umier coamnlar privi
Berlin. Aug. 23 — several Pelgisn
• Vienna Aug 25. — A newepeper pul»
and five officers, thirty n ei>
•
' ", C. A. World's Con grew.
lishwi in Bucharest, Roiimania. al automobilista, including a count,«Idle per pound.
lege». The censa I. Yang Wei Pi, has
ty Chinese camp foli< •l‘r*
Taft Weknmert al Manila.
Christiana. Aug. 21— About 1.000 drownevi.
Veal—7018a- per pound.
lege» it tía» ieerned that M. Savaroff. antoinebiling in the Rhino province,
g. i>e to China to vi«i^ and w ill pr- i«-
Manila, Aug 25.—Governor Taft foreign 'ielegates. representing 31 na
Beef -Gro»». as>«^ < r 3 **r; »t<*er» bly not return.
ex- ea-ler of the Macttloaian revolu kille»I an old man amt two children.
rea«h«d bere at daylight on the United il ns. are here to attend the Y. M. C.
Petroleum in Yuv.«»«"
,
dreeeeii. 7**9c per pcwind.
tionary committee, ha» organizsi an The po|>alare (marne so enraged they
sute» guaboat General Alva, from Sin V w rid’« ...ngres* whith opened to-
IWath
<vf
German
W
ar
Minister.
Hope—layll’c; new crop |7ffilkc.
Mexien City, Aug 21-
, «f
other committee, tiie object of whic h I» attacked the party, determined to lynch
gapore. strait» tMtteoieat». He wa* 'Uy and will last nntil August 24. The
much excitement in the I*1
Wnol—Valley,ISSffil^.Faatern Ore
Dreader
Aug
22 —Wai Minister •elo med a ¡th an enthusiastic popu
to effect Ike aamMination of the Mltaa Ule*. The tourisls were rescued with
¡United Mate« sent 38 official repre Yoi-atan. where petroleum »’
difficulty by the police.
gon, M14S<" mohair. fAffigftc igmad. Piargli is dead at Havteiwit*.
of Turkey.
lar demonstration.
sentative*.
covered.
CAMI'SU.1. into«.. Proprietor«.
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