Eugene Weekly Guard.
.—.—— .
NEWS OF OREGON
another awful disaster .
Mount Pel« Claims z.ooo Additional Vic.
timx -Tidal Wave Is Feared.
BULLETIN <»> IRRWATKJN.
AN IMMENSE CROP
Government laaue-a flubliaanon tor Gtn-
eral DtaArtbunion.
LNITED STATES CAN SUPPLY MORLD
LABOR'S BMJ
!HAD A CLOSE ¿Hl
Holldx I ienerally Observed Throughout
O.cgen Big Time in Portland.
Portland, Sept. 2.—I-ahor day was THE PRESIDENT NARROW^
Waahintton, Kept. 4-—Tiie depart
BEING CRUSHED TO
i lieerveii in Portland yesterday with a
Castries, Island of Kt. Lucia, B. W.
WITH CORN.
ment of agriculture has just issued a
OREGON,
I., Sept. 6.—The Royal Mail steamer
grand pitade in the forenoon, field
BUG ENE
OF THE STATE.
r—
Yaro at rivet! here tliit evening from the
c.. a... --------
farmers’ bulletin, entitled
How to
sports in the afternoon and a grand
I-land of Martinique.
Kha brings the
Build Small Irrigation Ditches,
by Production is Estimated at J.58O.95'.000 ball in the evening,
About 7,509 Electric Car Collides with
report that a violent volcanic eruption Cvmmcrcial and Financial Happenings of
Which He was Ridj^g
C. T. Johnston and J. D. Stannard, of
labor unions
Bushels This Year, or More Than the members of Portland
occurred there the night of September
the Past Week Brief Review of the
Secret Service Killed
the
irrigation
investigation
division.
Entire Corn Crop of the World Laxt were in line in the parade, while many
Comprehensive Review of the Import 3, and that about 2,090 pertOMi are
*• »«tei«,
Growth and Development of Various
Slightly Injured Sccr
There
is
expmcteil
to
lie
a
heavy
demand
said
to
have
(aerished.
luirge
numbers
Year Harvest WIU Last TUI the Snow thousands ot the residents of the city
ant Happening! of the Pant Week,
reUr
>
Industries Throughout Our Common
and Driver Also Hurt.
Presented In Condensed Form, Moat of people are leaving the island.
for 'this publicati- n. as it contains
and visitors from the surrounding towns
Flies liood Price Assured.
wealth Latest Market Report.
Likely to Prove Intereating.
much information and advice that will
crowded the sidewalks to view the pro
Paris, Kept. 6.—The Paris edition of
prove of great value to farmers who
Pittsfield, Mass., Sept. 4
the New Y< rk Herald publishes a dis- ,
Washington, Sept. ».—In the history cession.
Fifty-six different unions
No 'settlement of the Pennsylvania patch from Point-a-Pitre, Island of | A fiee rural delivery n ail route was i-ontemplate irrigating their fields on a
idem
of the Uniteil stateseZ**
small scale, or by way ot experiment. of the cerval prodm ti<m there baa never were represented, and of these the
strike is in view.
Guaileloupe, French West Indies, dated sta'ted out of Troutdale Keptendier 1.
tragic deatli by onlv afewf,W‘
I Aa shown in the report, many of the lieen such an enormous crop of corn as Painters’ Union carried off the hand
collision between his earn**, *’ **
President Roosevelt has started on September 4, which -ays that constant
A large amount of fruit is being
detonations heard there that night in- 1 shipped from The Dalles to Eastern failures of the past have been due to is being gathered in the United state- some silk banner offered for the best
hil southern tour.
electric street car in this citv" K
a
misunderstanding
of
the
application
dieate a terrific volcanic eruption on'
this year. It will aggregate 2,5*9,- appearing organization.
The Grain
"1 water to crop-. The proper w
Iowa Democrats will run ex-Governor the island of Martinique. Thick black sities.
951,000 bushels, or more than the handlers’ Union and the Pressmen’s day, while one of big
build
ditches,
to
distribut#
the
water,
Boies against Speaker Henderson for a clouds were seen to the southward of
Tlie Gaston flouring mill is running
guards, Secret He, vice Ag-nt (ZJ
place in congress.
Guadeloupe, and the heat at Point-a- day and night, and farmer» are bring and to control the How are all pointed entire torn crop of the world for 1901. Union were accorded favorable men Craig, was instantly kill-d
'
lout
explicitly,
and
a
general
idea
is
The
corn
raised
in
the
United
state
tion. and the judges expressed regret
Boer leaders ami Colonial Secretary Pitre was intense. The population was ing in their wheat very rapidly.
given as to tiie amount of water needed will be sufficient to supply the needs ol
J. Pratt, of Dalton, who Wa, „ '
said
to
be
greatly
alarmed,
fearing
a
1
that
there
were
not
second
and
third
Chamberlain held an im|iortant con
All preparations are completed for
‘
tidal wave in the event of the collapse the Baker City carnival to lie held the by different crops. This bulletin can the world for this and next year, even ! prizes to award to them.
Suecch- the horses attached to the
ference in London.
lie obtained by application to the de
of Martinique.
making
formed
no
part
of
the
exercises,
most
seriously
injured,
week
commencing
September
15.
partment direct, or through a senator should there lie a total failure in 1903,
A shingle combine is being formed in
The minister of the colonies, M. I
tor the men chose to show their strength Roosevelt himself was badly
— ia -ays the New Y’ork Sun.
Maine that proposes to take over all of Doumergue, is placing »109,000 at the [ Clatsop county commissioners will or representative, ai the edition
by their appearance in the procession
the largest firms in that state.
Corn harvesting is now in progress in j and to spend the remainder of their up, but received only „ ,ligbt
dis(x>sal ot the governor of Martinique endeavor to start a fund for the build large.
The White Star rteamihip company to relieve tiie distress in that island, ing of a new court house and jail.
the United States, and not until snow holiday in enjoyment. The procession bruise. Secretary Cortelyou, wfe
BANDITS FRIGHTENED OFF.
has placed an order lor the building of lie has urged the governor not to con
The schooner Wing and Wing is high
fliea in December will this enormous was the longest line of laboring men copied a seat directly oppogfothe
gregate refugees at Fort de fram«!, but and dry on the shore near Florence,
th« largest steamer in the world.
Armed Passengers Prevent Daring Train task lie ended.
Even then farmers | evet formed in Portland, and it was a idem in the carriage,
to distribute them in the south, where I where she went while trying to enter
common remark that they were an un
*
The I ewia and Clark fair committee
Hold-lp in Mexico.
further
South
will
not have finished usually intelligent and prosperous look- minor wound in the back of the
their necessities can lie most easily the Kiuslaw river.
has chosen the tract of land at the foot
and
Governor
Crane,
who
-at
I
‘
Tucson, Arix., Sept. -I. — Reports husking the golden ears standing in j ing crowd of citizens.
supplied. Recognizing the danger of a
of Willamette heights for the 1905 ex
Considerable new wheat is coming have reached here of a daring attempt
the president, e-caped aith.«"1*
tidal wave at Fort de Fiance, the colo
scratch. The carriage w., ,¿7’ ‘
their field» ol brown.
They know
position situ.
nial minister has instructed Governor into The Dalles. The’giain this year by three American bandits to hold up
The Day at Albany.
by the impact of the rapidly
Farmers of the Northwest are raising l-emuire to adopt al I the measures ne is of a very good quality and perfect the International express on the Sonora it makes little difference eo far as
Albany, Or., Sept. 2.—Labor day
A record of was generaly observed in Albany. car, aud the wheel horse on the ,7
more hogs each year and liefore a great cessary to enable the inhabitants im satisfaition is expressed on every hand. railroad, thiee miles from Hermo prices are concerned.
while will lie able to supply the de mediately to evacuate tlie place in
The Prineville planing mill was de sillo. The train was running through -ales of corn in the past 10 years The bank- and many places of business nearest the car was killed. Them,
and passengers of the car escaJ ’
mand <>n this coast.
ease of necessity and seek refuge on the stroyed by fire u few days ago Besides the orange licit, just below Hermosillo, -hows that the highest prices are ob were closed.
The celebration was jury.
being
due
there
at
10
o'clock,
when
the
the
town,
where
fraal
the plant, a large uumlier of tools were
under the auspices of the Albany Fed
The lives of halt a million people are heights above
Tiie president and |>artv were drivi»,
The destroyed that belonged to mechanics. explosion of a torpclo on the track tained in late fall and winter, and that eration of Trades Unions, and consisted
imperiled by the threatened dentruction depots should l>e established.
prices
are
25
per
cent
below
the
aver
from this city to Lenox, through S.,,“/
caused the engineer to stop. When the
recommended
the
also
minister
has
of a parade snd public -(leaking m the
of .Martinique. Nearly 2,000 have been
The Salem Fourth of July committee engine and cars had been brought to a
one of the principal thorvuzi,“
establishment of observatory jmsts
age immediately after the gathering of afternoon.
killed by the recent eruptions.
About 200 men were in street,
has »396.50 on hand, which, by the standstill, three Americans step(«ed out
fares of Pittsfield, which »a! ¡¡JL
whence the least signs of fresh out
.
the
crop
begins
in
the
early
autumn.
will
I«
line.
________
The national mining congress will 1 breaks of Mount Pelee can lie reported. general desire of the public,
of the shelter of a grove of trees and
with cheering people, and tbeciti-nr
Last year the corn burned as it stood
spent in the improvement of Marion covered the engine crew.
meet in Portland in 1904.
phe happened in plain view of hut
Two of the
Rousing Time at Grant's Pass.
square.
Heard In Venezuela.
robbers then went to the express car ripening in the fields just a few weeks
Grants Pass, Or., Sept. 2.—Labor dreds, whose happiness st the xdveutd
Wisconsin Democrats have nominated
and
demanded admittance. The mes i liefore it had matured, but^this season day was appropriately celebrated in the nation’s chief was suddenly turns!
Paris,
Kept-
fi
—
In
a
dipatch
from
awing
Hop
picking
is
in
full
David 8. Rose for governor.
CarupamM Venezuela, the correspondent throughout the Willamette valley, senger replied with a volley of shots there have lieen no drought« in thecorn Grants Pa-s yesterday.
Tbou-an 1- had paired into
It was the to grief.
Mineowners refuse tu arbitrate the of the Figaro says:
There seems to lie plenty of pickers through the door the bandits returning I section.
Nor have there been any moat successful event of its kind ever the city in the early morning fr0
strike in the anthracite region.
"Vi< lent detonations were heard here The price ranges from 40 to 50 cents the fire.
Several of the passengers, ! floods of a general nature. The weath known in this section of the state, and the country to see and Lear the
learning the c»u e of the stop, armed er, in fact, has been ideal tor corn was a winning card for the Federated dent, and his address at the city ta-i
’^Violent storms sweeping England, from 10 o’clock in the evening of Kep- per box.
themselves anil were going to the aid growing. Th« stalks have grown rank, Trades Union of this city, which bail had been loudly cheered.
Wales and Ireland caused great damage temlier 3 until 3 o’clock in the morning
The old Knelling-Alfrel quartz mine,
o( September 4.
The sounds came
ot the plucky mes-enger,when the high the ears have spread and lengthened the matter in charge Crowds of peo
Out through South street i-1 broad
to property.
in the Galice creek district, Southern
from the north, and were identical with
waymen lieeame frightened and gave up
highway. The tracks of the Piltstie.-
The cruiser Brinklyn ran on a rock those heard during the night of August Oregon, has been sold to Eastern capi their attempt, disap(iearing into the until 12-inch ears and 15-foot -talks ple throngeii the streets the entire [day,
many being here from all parts of the Electric street railway are laid in to
The consideration was not orange groves, where it was supposed are not uncommon in the corn belts.
in Buzzard's bay and it is thought her 30, during the volcanic eruption on talists.
country,
a number of the surrounding center of the road, with ample room
The
crop
of
1901
fell
short
of
the
ex-
made
public.
bottom is seriously injured.
Martinique of that date."
they had horses in waiting.
As h < h > u ' pc ted yield b) 40 per cent. This year mines having shut down *for the occa for teams on each side, and eeom d
Five hundred copies of the complete as the train reached Hermosillo, the it goes ahead of the predicted yield by sion. All of the stores and business vehicles of every de-cripti-n folioweq
An enoi mous glacier swept a Russian
muster roll of the Second Oregon have alarm was given and a troop of rurales 10 or 15 per cent.
WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE ENDS.
valley, entirely destroying 20 villages
Eight states last houses closed their doorR from 9 in the along the road behind the president »
lieen ordered [from the state printing and a posse started in pursuit of the year did not raise enough corn for home morning until 4 o’clock in the after party.
and killing nearly 700 people.
office by Adjutant General Gantenliein. bandits.
Shortly after he left the park u
consumption.
The exports fell short noon.
Grand Army men of Portland are en Miners Return to Work Upon Advice of in accordante with the order of the last
Their
Chief
Officer.
electric car, which had l»-en filial »nb
6,000,000 bushels. The yield was onlv
deavoring to have the 1903 national
legislature.
RESERVOIR SITES.
At Salem.
passengers at that point, started f r
18 bushels to the acre, and 4,000,000
Huntington, W. Va., Sept. fi.—Tiie
encampment belli in tnat city.
Salem, Sept. 2.—Labor day waa cele Lenox well liehind th., procession. It
acres
were
not
cut
at
all.
In
1896
the
coal strike in West Virginia is practi
The Sanquest mine, in Baker county, Hyvlrographer Newell Talks of Hi« Recent
Two hundred machinists employed
I average yield was 28 bushels to the brated in this city with appropriate was almut a mile and a half out fiom
cally at an end. At a mas- meeting of haa been sold for »50,000.
at the Northern Pacific shops at Liv
Investigations.
I acre, except in Kansas, where it was exercises. Two hundred union people the city at the beginning of Ho»ard
mirieis from all the coal fields along
ingston, Mont., have gone on strike.
In a few years Salem will have to
the Norfolk A Western railroad here
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 4.—F. A. 40 bushels. Kansas last year averaged participated in the street procession Hill, and was nearly up to the pro:-
The that started from the city hall about 2 dent’s carriage, which was travelings
The recent eruption of Mount Pelee twilav, it waa uiianinmu-ly agreed to ship in every cord of wood used. Al- Newell, chief hydrogra pher of the 10 bushels or less to the acre.
The parade the west side of the highway Just*:
was much more destructive than that end the strike provided the operators reauy a large amount is brought in by government, has returned to this city acreage of corn this year is much larger o’clock in the afternoon.
after a tour of inspection in Northern than last. It is 3 per cent mere or nioved over tlie principal streets and the foot of Howard Hiil the road beaii
of last May. The inhabitants of the would take bacg all the old miners, train.
a little, and teams are compelled to
villages destroyed had just returned and they have signified their intention
The Columbia River Packers’ Associ Wyoming in the interest of irrigation. 102,869,928 acres. This large acreage ended at Marion square, where the
of doing this. The miners have agreed ation has decided to iqierate its cannery A number of sites for reservoirs have ia due to the tact that three and one- literary exercises of tlie day were held. cross the street railway tracks to the
last week.
east side. The railroad then tout inn«»
When asked of the half million acres of wheat, sown the
to return to work next Monday. It ia at Eagle Cliff during the fall fishing lieen examined.
alongside of the street, in tead of io
CHINESE IN PHILIPPINES.
extent to which investigation into the preeveding fall, had lieen frozen out
Anti-Hervian riots have lw-en re- reported that President Mitchell of the season.
the center.
Just at this joint the up
United Miueworkers advised the strik
reclamation of arid land- by toe gov and were ploughed up for corn. Con
newysl in Hungary.
Kiria B. Smith, one of the most ernment through the storage reservoir sequently, these 3,000,009 acres, which Gover Taft Proposes Amendment to the grade of the hill liegins, and l-uta shut
er- to return to work. He realizeil that
Great Britain will not treat officially winter wa- near at hand and that the prominent men in Clatsop county, system had gone, Mr. Newell said the are largely in Kansas, Nebraska and
distance beyond the crossing there iii
Exclusion Law.
with the Boel generals.
He MBS -pev-ial service organized under the Iowa, will not yield their owners much
narrow bridge sjianning a small br«.k.
miners in this field could not hvdvl out died recently in Astoria.
Washington, Sep. 3.—It is the opin
Item in Yamhill county in 1K39.
The trolley car approached the rood
much
longer,
a-
almost
every
one
was
government
survey
now
working
in
profit,
if
any.
The
cost
of
the
wheat
The co >ing Oregon state fair is cer
dependent on the union for L hm I and
Arizona on the Gila river and tribu ploughed up was »6 an acre, and the ion at the war department that Gover crossing under good spee.1, with goi(
tain to lie better than ever liefore.
Real
estate
men
r
of
Eugene
have
taries; in California on the Co'ortido cost of the corn »5. The yield must, nor Taft’s remarks at the boar-1 of trade clanging, just as the driver of the pre-
clothing. It is thought the strikers at
The national convention of postottire the New River ami Kanawha field formed *tlie Eugene Real Eatate E, river and in the San Joaquin valley; therefore, lie aliove 30 bushels and banquet in Manila respecting the em ident’s carriage turned his leader-to
change, with the object of co-operation in Colorado near Sterling, on the yield 40 cents a bushel to profit at all.
cross the track«.
will soon follow today's action.
clerks is in Mission in Kansas City.
ployment of labor on plantrtions will
The Pocahontas mine vxiiitinues to in the matter of advertising in the East. South Platte, and near Montrore, on This is improbable.
The niotornu n, in great excitement,
So 3 (>er vent of
A wreck on the Mexican Central re burn out, hilt the operators think that
the Gunnison river; in Idaho on the the corn crop will yield nothing above form the basis of a suggestion to con tried to stop his car, but it was too late,
The
Umatilla
county
delegation
to
sulted in the death of many paasangers. they will soon have it under contiol.
head waters of the Snake and Boise the expense of sowing and gathering it. gress at the next session that the act It crashed into the carriage, and 1
the next legislature will ask for a st te
rivers; in Montana on Yellowstone
The principal corn states are those of extending the Chinese exclusion laws loud moan went up from the frenzied
ia
preparing
to
Sir Thomas Lipton
grain commission.
A measure will
INTERNATIONAL HANK.
and Milk rivers; in Nevada on Carson I tlie Middle and Central states.
The to the Philippines be amended. It is onlookers w ho thronged the roadside,
isiue a challenge for the America’s
also lie introduced by them to tax
and Truckee rivers; in Utah on Bear summers are too long for good corn
and who but a moment before «ere
Clip.
insurance
companies
more
for
the
A Great Institution to Operate In Latin-
rivflr, and in Wyoming on the Big Horn pri-luction in the South, and it is too contemplated to remove the ironclad cheering the president.
The driver
benefit of the common school fund.
American States.
and North Platte rivers.
President Riwsevelt han announced
droughty in the far Southwest for cer restriction which now exists and to managed to get the frightened xnimill
Mr. Newell -aid that all scheme« tain yields.
that ho will visit Kalina» City Septem
Illinois is the leading clothe the Philippine commission with out of the way just in time, and the
Captain Samuel Bass, who came to
New York, Sept. 6.— Plans were
ber 29.
made today at a meeting of the direct Oregon in 1H59, died at Whatcom, would lie considered in the light of corn state, but Kansas, Iowa, Indiana, power to regulate the entrance of Chi car struck the rear wheel of the iir-
Wash., a few days ago, aged 71 years. full information as to practicability, Missouri and Nebraska are big corn nese labor. The com mission itself has riage on the left side and pl «ed
Tom L. Johnson, mayor of Cleve ors of the Mexican Trust Company
through to the front wheel .’f tlie vehi
bank for the for nation of an interna He ha<l lieen prominent in politics for costand probability of obtaining earl y producers.
land, Ohio, ii lining mentioned as
already given some attention to the cle, which received the full force ol
repayment of cost.
tional bunking institution, capitalized the past 40 years.
Democratic candidate for president.
subject, and it is believed that Pro the blow. The carriage was upset, and
HUNT HEADS THE TICKET.
at »19,000,999, ami designed especially
Pheasants will Is- much scarcer than
fessor
investigations into the one horse fell dead on the tracks.
ELECTION IN VERMONT.
A dispatch from Copenhagen aaya it to < perate in Latin-American countries. usual in Ixine county this year. There
labor
in the Straits Settle
Mr. Craig fell from hi» seat imine-
Present Democratic Governor of Idaho is
ia reported from Kt. Petersburg that the The scheme involves the consolidation are two reasons for the scarcity, first,
ments
in the Orient diately in front of the'ear, and it pteeed
Again Nominated.
czarina haa had a miscarriage, but her of the Mexican Trust Company bank the birds were kilhsl off very close last No Candidate for Governor or Lieutenant
meet
The proposed
Governor Has a Majority,
and the Cor|sirntion Trust Company. fall, and sts-ond, tlie wet weather of the
condition ia not alarming.
Pocatello, Idaho, 8ept.fi.—The Dem regulations, it is said, will look to a completely over his body. Driver
The combination is to be known as |iast spring killed off many et th
White River Junction, Vt., Sept. 4. ocratic state convention completed its widely regulated system of admission Pratt, in tailing, struck the dead horse
Waldemar Lindgren, in an address the International Banx A Trust Com
immediately in front of him. and roi.ed
—There is no election by the people work last night. It ended in a victory of Chinese as plantation
young
ones
as
soon
as
they
were
laborers
liefore the international mining con pany of America.
The directors of hatched.
for governor and lieutenant governor, for Governor Hunt, who won his re under sufficient bonds in each case, off clear of the car, thus e*aping *
gress at Butte, aaid that the world’a Isith the merging corjiorations have
similar fate.
President Rooseve'.
as a result of the state election held in nomination on the first ballot. Joseph
gold supply would soon lie exhausted.
signed the consolidation agreement,
A rich discovery has made on the Vermont yesterday. The returns in II. Hutchinson, of Ada county, was under proper systems of identifications Governor Crane, and secretary ( [•
and on condition that they shall leave telyou were thrown together in I'-
and the stockholders of Isith companies blue Bird and Red Cloud claims, in
Thirty persons were killed in a have aheady signified their approval the Blue river district. The property dicate that Percival W. Clement, high nominated for congress on the third tlie Philippines after a certain period l-.ttom of the carriage.
license
option
candidate,
is
running
ballot.
train wreck in Alabama.
of time.
Such regulations as exist in
of the plan.
waa formerly worked, but was aban very close to General John G. McCul
Almost instantly a score of i”r
The platform reaffirms and endorses Hawaii for the pro(>er care of ■ the
doned
as
lieing
valueless.
A
ledge
15
jumfied to the heads of the frightec',‘
lough,
Republican.
Tiie
returns
from
The international mining congress
the
principles
of
the
Kansas
City
plat
M III I and at Monterey.
coolies would lie incorporated. Gover horses and stopped their further prog
feet wide has been uncovered which 200 cities and towns out of 246 give form ami sets down hard on trusts.
ia in session at Butte, Mont
nor Taft’s representations on this sub
San Francisco,Sept. 6.— The men of contains much free gold.
tiie vote for governor:
Adams of Washington county was ject were in answer to pressing demands ress. Governor Crane was the fir-' '
Another hitch has occurred in the tlie Fifteenth infantry regiment, en
General
John
G.
McCullough,
Re
nominated for lieutenant governor. from the American chamber of com get on iiis ¡feet, escaping entire!.' " •
The War Eagle group of three claims,
signing of the Anglo-Chinwse treaty.
route from Manila on tlie trana|a>rt lying between the Cracker-Oregon and publican, 26,497.
The ticket was completed by the follow merce and employers of labor in the hurt. He turned immediately to tn
president, helped the litter t<> ar*
Felix W. McGettricx, Democrat, ing nominations:
Rev. M. Farley ha- been recom Meade, will lie disembarked at Monte- Go I eon. la, in the Cracker district, has
Philippines for relief from fie present and together they assisted 'ecr-tar!
6,112.
rev.
where
n
post
is
alsiut
to
in-
estal-
Supreme
judge
—
F.
E.
Fogg.
mended as a suciessor to Archbishop
been sold. The consideration is not
conditions, which, it is alleged, pre Cortelyou.
Percival W. Clement, High License,
lished, and where tlie Fifteenth will made public. The projierties are be-
Secretary of state—C. J. Bassett.
Corrigan of New York.
vent the development of the country.
The
conductor
23,239,
1 iif 'mot'irman
njuiurtiinii and ...........
In- stationed. The Meade is out 27 days lieved to be an extension of the
Auditor—John C. Callahan.
immediately placet! under arre-t
J. C. Sherbourne, Prohibitionist,
A Utah man, who is thought to have from Manila by wav of Nagasaki. She Craekei-Oregon ledge, on which a rich
Treasurer—E. P. Coltman.
Express Car Rifled.
taken to police headquarter» in tol
2,052.
lieen insane, killeil his wife and two is, therefore, due alsiiit September 13. strike was recently made.
Attorney general—Fred D. Culver
Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 3.—As the city. I-ater they were ftirniehed iti.
As a majority vote is required to
daughters and then shot himself.
The naval hospital transport Solace ii
Superintendent of public instruction
elect, the choice of governor and lieu —Misa Permeal French.
through north liound passenger train and allowed to go.
out 34 days fiom Manila direct, ami ii
Denver aeronauts, who endeavored expected to arrive here in about IB
tenant governor is thrown into the
on the lxmisville A Nashville road, due I
Mine
inspertor
—
John
H.
Norquist.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
to go from that city to New York in days. The Rnford, which put in at
Fired by Non-union Men.
general assembly, which will convene
here at 7 20, was pulling out of Frank
a balloon, were wrecked after lieing out Honolulu, should arrive Hept. 9.
next month.
Union Station Held Up.
lin, Tenn., 18 miles south of here, the
Charleston, W. Va., Sept1’-'
24 hours.
. P(]s|]
Wheat—Walla Walla, fiOutfilc; I bl ne
Kemmerer, _Wyo-. Kept. 8.—This express car was boarded by two masked
Train Wreck In ■ tog.
Pension.« fur Indian Veterans.
men. With a revolver at his head, tach men t of soldiers on duty »•
stem,
fl'JorflSc;
valley,
63c.
Generala Ik-wet, Botha and Ih-lurey
morning
three
masked
men
entered
the
Peril, Ind., Sept. 4.—Three engines
Washington, Sept, fi.—Twelve claims
and Mr. Fus her Jia ve arrived in lx>n-
Barley— Feed, »19.09 per ton.
I nion station, commanding the orcu- the express messenger was forced to Run last night caught two men m
ami two freight cars demolished is the pants to hold tip their hands.
don from The Hague.
A heavy rain for (tensions under tlie recent Indian
While open the outside safe, which tlie rob act of firing the coal con p*nJ ’
Flour—Best grades »3.06(33.60 per
Keeping the messenger
result of a remarkable wreck on the two of the rohlmrs kept the 20 occupants bers rifled*
was falling when they arrived and they war veteran act have so far heen al barrel; graham, »2.95(33.20.
,*1*1
covered w.th their guns, the men rode and arrested both. It i»
re<-eived no ovation.
covered,
the
third
went
through
theii
Wabash
railroad,
that
rx'curml
in
a
low««! by the pension office. although,
.
Unitwl
Miilstnffs — Bran, »17 per ton
with
him
into
South
Nashville,
where
were
non-union
men.
1
n|lr,
‘ i'»**
»21.60;
shorts,
• IS dense fog thtve miles east of Peru early pockets and the cash drawer, securing the train slowed down, and they dis Marshal Summers served injunc 0»
It is estimated that 40.000 laborers under the prevailing system, it is im middlings,
»200,
five
wati
bes
and
some
other
arti
today. An east bound passenger train
appeared.
in 1 lorenee, Italy, arson strike. It is possible to ascertain tlie names of the chop, »17.
cles. Several boxes of cigars and a
at St. Clair, Eureka and I>avi»
Oats
—
No.l
white,
95c<3»l,lM);
feared the trouble will spread to other favored claimants.
drawn
by
two
engines
collided
«ray
with
a
Claims are being
half dozen Kittles of whisky were also
mines today, now seat of tronblr.’l*^
High Tax on Natives.
cities.
The government is taking filed very rapidly, much faster than 9O0Me.
through freight, i«>th going at a high taken The robbers fired several shots
energetic measures to suppress disorder t hey can K disjtosed of, anil aa yet
an
attempt has been mad«' ,a
The six enginemen escaped into the ceiling and rode awav in the
Umdon, Sept. 3.—Lord Milner, Brit
Hay — Timothy, »11^12; clover speed.
and the jails are overflowing.
only the uncomplicated cases have »7.50(310; Oreg“" w»l«l hay, »5<3H pet without a scratch. One engine turned direction of Jaikson's Hole country on ish high commissioner in South Africa, work.
over into the ditch and the other two horses held by a pal outside.
ha- just issued at Pretoria a new ordi
Senator Hoar celebrated bis 76th an been adjudicated. There have been in ton.
Wrecked b) Defective B*»
nance, in regard to the taxation of na
all ab-mt 1,500 claims filed undet this
Potatoes — Beet Rnrbanks, 60<3fl5c locked together. Tlie pas-w'nger» escap-
niversary on Friday.
Fort Worth, Tex
!*P‘- 5 " *
«1 with slight bruises.
Preparing for Long Siege.
tives,
under
which
every
male
adult
act.
percental;
ordinary,
SOut
55c
per
cen
The machinists' strike on the Gnlf,
and
every
native
married
woman
must
sweets.
»2.09
tal. growers prices;
i
Tamaqua, Pa., Sept. 8.—The non-
west bound passenger trxin n i-
Colorado A Santa le has lieen declared
Sultan's Act of Clemen«.).
Still Hear Mark.«.
pay, after September 1, an annual per
per rental.
off
Colorado
A Santa re
Constantinople, Sept. 4.—An irade union men in the Panther creek valley capita tax of »10.
This, loughlv
Oyster Bav, Sept. fl. — President
again w ent to work today without an es
Butter—Creamery, 22M0S*e; dairy
Colombia accuses Nicaragua of aiding
wrecked
at
9 o’clock last
recently
agre«*d
upon
liy
the
sultan
speaking,
doubles
the
amount
of
tax
and
Secretary
Cortelyou
hare
Roosevelt
cort. Major Gearhart says that so long
lfitBlflSc; store, 12S«fll5c.
revolulionsts and threatens to retalitae
has
Is-en
issued,
re,w-aling
the
exeep-
near Brow
collected
under
the
River
regime,
and
defective
rail
recovered from the effects of their acvi-
ss the strikers do not interfere with the
Eggs— 20(322c for Oregon.
•'when she gets tip."
tional measures adopted against the nonunion men he will not send anv it will doutleae lead to much murmur The entire train was tl ro t
dent, but still lea' awkward marks of
A steamer and rowlsiat colli<led on the catastrophe, Dr. l ung, the presi-
Cheese— Full cream, twins, 12 S Armenian- if the Armenian patriarch soldier« out on patrol duty. Today the I ing.
foot embankment. T* i!"' I
lake tiogtrs, near Battle Creek, Mich., dent’s official physician, thinks that (413c. Young America, I3<w(414t«c; fac would guarantee that no outbreak wonld
injured.
The train wz*
troops
»ent
requisition«
for
winter
cloth
Gift»
to
Chicago
University.
an<i resulted in the drowning of tire tlie marks on the president's face will tory prices, 1(4 1 *wv 1res.
follow.
The patriarch has therefore ing. Plans are being mhde
The
n
Chicago, Sept. 2 —Nearly »509,000 schedule time.
Poultry—Chickens, mixevl, »3.00(4 withdr. wn his resignation. He cele one of the dancing pavilions to convert
employes of the Battle Creek Sani tar disappeai in about four days. Presi
at Manila in new gifts to the University of Chica placed on a relief train a®
4.50;
hens,
»4
09(45.50
per
dosrn,
ium.
brated
ma-s
veatmiay
in
honor
of
the
dent Roosevelt is ic-eiving a large
park, where the troops are stationed.
go are anuoiim-eii by PresMent Harper, Brownwood this morning.
11(411 Sc per pound; springs, lift anniversary of the sultan’s anension, into a barracks.
The Canadian Tacine railway will number of telegrams, cablegrams and
the ixi-Mion King the forty-third con
11 Sr P* t potind. »2.99(43.59 per dos- and during the services an non me» I to
Non-union 'liners F
shortly place tlie enormous amount of letters congratulating him on his escape
vocation of the university. President
en;
ducks,
»3.09^14.50
per
dosen;
tur
the
congregation
the
sultan's
act.
Crowj« will Forgive and Forget.
Bramwgll,
W. Ya.
23,000.000 acres of land on the market from serious injury in the a c -lent.
Harper makes a detai led report of the
keys, live, llMlte, dreased, 15y41«c per
Cat» Town, Sept. «.—General Cronjn
for settlers.
situation
in
the
Hat I
Mil««'
Trip
Delayed.
university
ending
June
30.
Gifts
to
pun nd . gwse. »4.00(36.09 per d«xsn.
UiMwpulMsrv Vrtwtration taw.
•aid in an interview that during the
Heavy rains have damage.1 crops in
T'>ntg
Washington. Sept. 4.— A change has war he had loot from [wounds and dis- the amount of »3.009,000 had flown yet alarming.
Mutton—Gross, 2S<#3* per ponnd
Pittsburg. Kept
—Governor «tone
Kansas, and in tire vicinity of Burling has indicated to friends bis pur,one to dreesni, fle per pound.
been ma<ie in the plan of Lieutenant eare 29 relatives. He expressed him into the nnjversity coffers up to «hat ('reek, as the wn-uni
ton hundreds of acres of .ora hat* Iwwn call art extra «rwsion of the legislature
tbigu—Gross, AS«; dresssd, 7®7Sc tieneraI Miles, announce"I la-t week. self as prepared, however, not only to time, and »41«,000 has lern given leaving the mine«, a
them by strikers, hid !•'
destroyed snd many bridges washed in an effort to end the strike, which he j>er (»wind.
It was ex|ect««t originally that he I1 rgive, but. a* far as Go! has given lince.
tain side«
The gtiari-
would
leave
on
his
tour
of
inspection
away.
is «ahi to believe can be effected in less
him the power, te forget.
Vsal—7«t3<- per [»vund.
Pumphouse Blown Up.
flre. No ona wa» hurt.
of the Philippines tomorrow ami sail
•
Judge Richardson of Spokane has than 30 days Hie plah proposi
Beef—Gross, cows,
steers. from «an Franeieco on the Thomas on
Kcranton. Pa., Sept. 3.—The pump
Carpenter« Win Their Strike.
rendered a decision that a boycott is com|>uloory arbitration law, providing 3S<3< S«; dree »mi, 7£flc per pound.
Pocahontas Mine SUH
house of the National washery at
the lath. The pressure of work in his
5 — T!*
New York. Sept. «.—Eight thoumnd Mtm4a waa blown te piece« aarlv taiay
not illegal when peaeeaMy conducted, for t«e arbitration of the strike whether
Hops— lfl<j|l7c; new crop 17® I Ac.
Bramwell.
W. Va.. 8»
ofltee
at
present
is
so
great,
however,
the
strikers
or
operators
sre
willing
or
rar poo t«n of thia rity won tbeir Milks by dyi amite. It is not known who
• it»’*
and when not so conduct««! must lw
in the Pocahontas m
Wool—Valley,12S®L'’.E*etern Ore that be feels be will mA he abte to for an advance of 60 cent« a day and
dealt "¿th in the criminal court, not not. Provision will he ma te to compel
trnl ari
place,!
the
dynamite
under
the
buil.i"
thought
to
he
under
<
I
leave
Washington
for
several
days
yet.
gon. 8® 14 S'"- moliaii, 25®26< pound.
both sides to a<vrpt the award.
started to work this morning.
u- *•*
by a court of equity.
’ il etili burning.doir g «’■
I ing.
CAMl'MKLL HKOS.. ProgrlsSer».
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