The Eugene weekly guard., December 06, 1902, Image 2

Eugene Weekly Guard
INEWS OF OREGON
LOST WITH ALL HANDS.
Steamer Owes Down In Storm on Lake
Erie W ith Eighteen Men.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS
WAS A BAD NIOHT.
Rebber» Secure Only 300 Stamp» Among
Three Town» Better In Texaa.
Warrell, Mich., Nov. 28 —Clint E.
[WILLING to settle
VENEZLELA OFFERS TO PAY CLAIMS
BLOCKS THE CANAL.
United States Maj Not Take Up Nicaragua
Route Again.
NEGOTIATIONS OFF
Washington, Nov. 27.— The cabinet COALTRUCBLEB»«I()C0
meeting yesterday was devoted almost
F0« SEniESEM.
exclusively to tbe consideration oi
the status of the reciprocity treaty witli
Cuba and the canal treaty with Colom­ W ill Be No Private Conference t(, r
Altair. On Account ol the ImlepeT*
bia.
'JJre hitches tlrat have occurred
Operators They Demand a
in the negotiations were discuss*«!, as
Ing. and Assert Moreover, Thal T'"'
were also the prosp«Jcte of settlement.
Have a Good Defense.
Thc-'
heeretary Hay, while presentig then
subject of the canal negotiations,
to
report
that
Washington, Nov. 26__ in
was not able
made dur­ for an understanding between Jb«?*''’'
any progress had been i
ing the past week. in
I.. fact,
'—, it
.. appears
-rr------
ed Mineworkers a<>i the .1,.!
J“''
tirat the negotiations have come to a
oQeide the anthracite <oai Btrik
r’
dead stop, and while no such thing as
mission
came
to
a
sudden
ter.
’
an ultimatum hsfc jraseed, tbe precise
situation may lie described in the state­ late yesterday afternoon thr .uKh ?
ment that the ColomQan minister here,
receipt of a dispatch to \\ avn.
Concbajj has distinctly informed the
I Veagh, representing the Peun,.1T
state department that Ire cannot, in
' ihalf of his government, accept the coal company .nd the Hills^T*
jast proposition of the United States and iron company, notifying hiai .,
as a basis for a canal treaty. Tbe at a meeting of tbe anthracite <oel
,
state department has already let it ire
men in New York it had been (j^jZ
known that it has come to th< end of
its concessions, so the chances of a not to grant any interview to u
renewal of the negotiations in the Mitchell and his associates «G-h
near future are not very bright.
liad txzen suggested for Friday nil,
This state of affairs will stimulate
Tiie announcement, coming *, it d .
the negotiations with Nicaragua and
after
an ag day conference j„ tbi,
Costa Kiaca for tiie alternate route,
tiie di pio­ between Mr. _ MacVeagh *D<1 J
but it now appears that U
lóse COU1J- Mitchell ami his associates, uttenJ .
ruatic representatives oi those
tries are not disposed to allow them- part of tiie time by Carroll I). wri t
selves to be used to coerce Colombia,
in an endeavor to adjust some
and therefore are desirous ot remaining
in the background unfti it shall be of the prop 'S’.-d agreement between th
blearly established that no treaty can operators and the miner,, cotnpl^
Itotroit, Nov. 29.—In a furious Kale
OF All THE POWERS.
Osborne, assistant proprietor of a gen­
OF THE STATE.
on lai kjac: rie the steamer Sylvanus
eral store in this village, wae shot .lead
Macy sprang a les^ off Point Barrpll,
—
early today by one of a gang of robbers
President Castro Send» a Secret Mission
Ont., aud plunged to tbe bottom, prob­ Cummcrcial »nd Financial Happenings of
that had entered the Warren bank and
to Europe to Negotiate Terms Made
ably carrying her entire crew with her.
the Past Week-Brief Review ot the blown open the safe. The explosion
To Be Subject to the Approval of the
The
barge
Mabel
Wilson,
which
was
Comprehensive Review of the Import­
Growth and Development of Various aroused Osborne, who telephoned to
ant Happenings of the Past Week, being towed by the Macy, broke away
United States All Details Still Being
Industries Throughout Our Common­ one of his neighors that he thought
Presented In Condensed Form, Most from the steamer in the darkness and
kept Secret.
wealth-Latest Market Rtzport.
burglars were at work in either the
Likely to Prove Interesting.
succeeded in sailing up the lake to,
bank or postotLce. All the telephones
Ixmdon, Dec. 1. — The As-ociated
Amherstburg, where she arrived this
The postoffice at Pokeama. Klamath in t^»j village are connected at night,
Dr. Par&r, the moat famous preach­
afternoon.
Press
learns that important steps were
county, has been discontinued.
Ö
er in London, ¡ b dead.
and it is thought the cracksmen heard
The first news ol the disaster wax re­
taken
in Jxmdon today with a view to
The building boom, which has l*-n the bell on the bank telephone ring
fTebate on the tariff question in the ported by the steamer Albright, which
satisfying all tl.e financial and diplo­
in
progress
at
Weston
for
several
weexs,
German reiehstag ended in a riot, to
and listened to Ortorne.
panted op tbe river early this morning. shows no ^gns of abatement. o
matic claims by foreign powers a.id
OstxTrne then started down the street,
The Big Four railroad has announc
L. _
—____ »...I
I.«., Ira.,.
thrnllixh
I She reported having passed through
bondholders against Venezuela.
It is
The
citizens
of
Helix
will
hold
an
an increase in the wages of its yard
and bad gone but a short distance when
five
miles
cf
wreckage
yesterday
30
election
December
10
to
vote
on
the
maintaine«!
that
if
the
contemplated
employes, to begin December 1.
one of the robbers, acting as an outside
miles southwest of Long Point, parts proposition of incorporating the town.
guard, shot him in the face with a action meets with approval Germany
Secretary of the Government Tamayo,
But very little of the 1903 wheat ciyarge of buckshot, killing him in- ami Great Britain will have no cause
of Cuba, ’/ho sympathized with the of the cabin, life preservers and doors
strikers in the recent troubles, has lost of some vessel. The cabin was^ainted crop in tbe big Umatilla belt will lie stklitly. Then, without securing any­ to take tl.e vigorous steps now contem^
falKIvheat, tbe rain proving so heavy thing from the safe, the burglare
bis position.
white, but there was no distinguishing
plated.
The details of the suggested
that^ll seeding has been stopped.
rushed from the bavfcand drove rapid­
rnarkxto
tell
what
vessel
it
was
from.
the
Fire destroyed Sover one-half
settlement have nqFyts yet been com
Dr. Ixs-kenbyVof Union, t.as discov­ ly away. No trace of them has since
village of Rockford, 8. D.
Th.V loss The arrival of the Wilson, however,
muuicated to the European govern­
he can take been discovered.
will be^reat with only a small amount leaves no <lou£t that the w re< kage is ered a process where
ments. Their gist will be made known
photographs
in
which
all
natural
colors
of insurance.
An Indiana Attempt.
from the Macy, as the last seen of that ar* reproduced. He will not keep the
first to the United States, probably to­
Akron, O., Nov. 28.—Early today
President Ezxixevelj will appoint W. steamer was in th® near vicinity.
< (discovery a secret, but will give it to
morrow. Th? medium of communica­
J. Young«, one of his Oyster Bay­
a desperate attempt was made to rob
Tiie M3 k y, with tire Wilson in tow, the world.
tion is o*e of the most importance to
neighbors, United States district attoi-
! left Buffalo with a cargo of cofl.
The soldier who was arrested AJt Fort the ExHiange bank at this place. The Anglo-American bankers.
ney for the Eastern district of New
I When half way up Iwike Erie the gal*) Stevens for setting tiie numerous tecent robliers captured and bound tbe two
York.
o
Venezu^a’s propositions were men-
was encountered, and when abreast of tirap ba* escaped from the officers and night telephone operators and cut all
Two of the Fort Jlaker, California, Point Barrel th® tow liie of the bai^e no trace of him caft be found. He con­
tionei to Ambassador Choate to«iay, but
telephone wires leading out M the locai
batteries have been named Mendel 1 and *r® throw* off by thecreroof the Macy, fessed to having started the tires as ac-
pending the result of the direct repre­
exchange. They also bound and gagged
Alexander, in honor of two army offi- leaving tire achoo*#r to shift for bar­ !cused.
sentations at Washington no action will
cere of those names who served their self. Whtft laxt SUB» by tire crew of
a physician whose office is in the same
The s«9to<l O‘r® at the ittate norfeal 8lo9k with the Exchange bank. Yhe be taken by the embassy toward sug­
o
country with distinction.
th® Wilso# the iflifcy waw labcgiog
7
school at Mongiouth diows a marktad
gesting that Venezuela be given tftne to be made between Colombia and the ^surprised everyone here.
one of the St. Ixiuis heavily in tins r#M, a#d was »vidzaitly incr.Mso ¡4 interest and oatte4<biBee. tij-et explosioR of dynamite aP tbe bank
Chas. F. Kelly,
1
United States.
From
a
reliable
source
it
is
h
a
.
If th® ere© Inal
submit her proposals.
I ioo .II. th , has retuin^home and given makir®{ for nffi«lbBr.
° One of the statements of fact in
Oae noticeable feature is the asotsOHliy aroused tbe citizens, who hastened to
that tiie pro;>osition that tiie
Many shots
himself up on account of the death of time to l®ay^ the strip teqfito' tlw pliitigt* la (fa «utotttf of young’ men, 8<>fc0 190 <Xhe ».»lie with fire arms.
The new development in the crisis, connection
with the Panama route meet Mr. Mitchell on Friday next
to
the
bottom,
it
is
not
lr®li®v«l
that
w*ro exchanged, but the robbers es- which is regarded as hourly growing which has been brought to the atten­
his son, whom lie wanted to sge-
made at the instame of Mr. M sc V m )*
tir® HBorll Iro^ite could l»av>» live.1 “bao» teeing »Arolfo l at presnnt.
ctotofi without any booty.
The bank
Kelly is regarded as the only man who
more serious, is due to the arrival in tion of the state department is that tiie Wiio was no less surprised ti.an M.
That
Tli« saofcor te"*t cr® this smt ia the bailffdt» wan baifly w»tek*d.
has the evidence to convict thglsxidbbrH in tho tqrrihl« s®^ raaBWdt.
original canal concession will expire in
nothing foo botfO liortod bff then« Iras •eighbgrhood off La Gratod« wan nxcep
Europe of a secret delegation from the 1904, ami it has been suggested that Mitchell birn elf at the turn
now on trial.o
took today. oFr.mi rtatement,
cogviftcod thoownKH that all aw Io«. tiointliy ysto (igoff morn l>Ws won»
Ota 304 MUOUto-
Venezuelan government empowered to tiie Colombian government lias that by Mr. Darrow early in tl.e d.y^t
Emperor William, of Germany, hon­ Hie Macy crari*! a crew of 18.
taraefi intn tte« tea a>ry tteam ev*s ba
Ccdthx. lad., Nov. 28.-cThe post- deal with the outstanding- liabilities. fact in mind, and is disposed to re­
ored AmbaHsa.fLr White at hie farewell
impression iiad spread that a «,¿1, ’
fore.
The anmaat racesvnff in 17,500 . ta w at Chtrte’s Hill wan esterwl early
Until a suitable plan could be ar­ frain from making a treaty now, in ex­ agreement would be effected at todav’»
audience oy presenting him with a
tons, which yielded 4,(100,00# pounds
today and the sat* dynamitwd.
About ranged, it was considered inadvisable pectation tfiat tiie franchise will lapse, corner nee, but when the meetingbrok.
medal.
of refii.*df*aL’4z.
o
300 Btamps wen» takno.
The mail to communicate with the foreign n in- and it thus may be in a position to up Mr. Darrow read to the ne»M4(,r
Captain C. Ferguson, of San Fran­ LOO) CifolMata Aa«®4ta Vr»t B.wsdn on
A great many puffol* ia th« eate ax* pota htos *•"» ateo looted, ^o clew to isters at Caracas, with whom relations build the canal itself, or to sei) a new mtn in the corridor outside hi, ro^
cisco, has been arrested, charged with
the Atoxlcusi Barker.
writing to the rtadv innm altural collefB- tl« robbars.
have IttH-ome so strained. Such a plan concession. Sue* a course wculd raise in Willard’s hotel a statement wt,,n
haviigt efobto.zled $3,099 from his em­
lia» now, in the belief of tiie delegation, a very serious question between tiie made it clear that no agnement vu
Salt Lake, Nov. 29. — The purchase | for infdrmati.at reiwdiaig this state.
ployers
BtoCKur Luck In TuXHk
izeen arrived at, and through the Anglo- Colombian government, the Panama likely. The statement was a» folio«.
of millions of acres of Mexican territory There are i#any people ia tiie Middle
Western states wl«> would come to Or«
Dalias, T*x., K.>v. 28.—Th* First American bank and the attitude of the canal company, the French government
Tita opinion seeans gi-neral among
“The conference today was fin ,
o
along the border of the United States,
gon' if they knew of its »1 vaatatass autiaaiil bank at .Mmto»«
semanrs that free trade between the
JR.squw United States the result will be as­ and the government of tiie United a continuation of the conference, n,jj
I’kilippito-s aod the United States will for the purpose of creating one of the Thn Portland chasoher off aonnavro« is county, wan dyoanaitt'd by robbars sured. Besides the state department States as to whether or not a supple­ at (c anton, and with pre«-ieelv the
will be put in a position to be able to mentary decree extending the conces­
pot lie establiid.ed at this session of htfUa-t cattle rairtng ranches in the devising plane to laivivtise Alrugon in
s n.e object—that of trying to re»ltl ,
world, is the res»lt°of recent negotia­ such states an Michiimn, Wisconsin. «irly today and $5,000 ia gold, silver judge of the value of Venezuela’s offer sion 10 years from 19Û4 was valid.
ccp ress.
ban s of hopeful discussion for aDMn.
Minnesota, Illiaoin. Indiana, Ohio and il ai»l »orrwuiy wan seoarvd by the burg­ and her good faith in the matter.
cable seitl. ment. Mr. MacVesgh has
The kiotball g».me ifl Portland Thanks­ tions of American capitalists, with
Beh.re ths citiasns, who were
Iowa. A nuaate.«- of th« boards of (m b lars.
It is explained that President Castro
SPANISH W AR CLAIMS.
nut been in bcranton since Tbar«i»v
giving d».y, between tl.e Univeisity of Utah ns<* as principal». The Utahans
throughout tiie stubs are also isneing aroused by ths uxplotdon, could reach lias had no opportunity of taking up
and Borne matters have since iie»e|<jDBi
Oregon and Multnomah teaind^ resulted involved in the transaction are J. D.
ties
tlw
hank,
tlw
bandits
hud
s«.
unod
the
sprit)*
a
literatur«, a«d gfa-ly ia
tbe question of national finances, but, United States Took the Place of Spain as to whether a further conference
ip defeat for tl.e university boys.
oonamy wad made bhsir escapv.
Wood, W. 8. McCornick, F. J. Ila«»- great influx of petapfo wiffh Bootoriui*
while he himself was engaged id sup­
In Cuba.
might be useful before either the < per-
Scope, 10 to 0.
pressing the revolution, he sent to Eu­
barth. II. C. Wood and Josiah Barnett. »«.BBS is expeetod.
ators or the representative, of tb,
ASU ä L’SIMTH ARRESTED.
Washington,
Nov.
27.
—
The
Spanish
A train on the Big Four was wrecked
rope the secret delegation, with tiie
miners approached the serious tack d
Esieria« 11an see«n#d KO adrt itinBiJ
near Danville, Ind., and 12 people AssaaiaAto with them is O. M. Stafford,
view of accomplishing what wasregard- claims commission lias enunciated the formulating a different agreement for
mail
carrier
bt
city
<teto*v«ry.
a
banker
and
capitalist
of
Cleveland.
UhUt
Fight
tatoevrad
te
H
hw
RpmmkMl
more or less Seriously injured. Th«-
e«l im[>OHsible of execution at Caracas. principles by which it will be governed their signatures.”
Me-crut .Hettobw Mace.
week was caused by a bpiken rail.
The purchased land eofoprtees nearly
Secrecy waB regarded as imperative, in passing upon the various demurrers
Three priwansw« under d»«Sevti<» at
Mr. Mitchell, when shown th«di»,
Sewicrto off the injured aiay die.
4,000 square miles of territory, and itee comity ja»l a* Uninn, nw.ta thtair
Saw York, B»w. 2f>.—As ttbe oata-otoe in view of President Castro’s belief which have been submitted to itin con­ patch from New York telling of th*ac­
nection
with
the
claims
now
under
President Rooeewlt, in answer to extends along (tie lior.fer for 15(1 mikes escape by Hawii< threngh the barn of to tbe axrewt to two Ituliuos figi-tirg that, if it had been known that Vene­
consideration on accuunt of the waS’be- tion of the operators, limply smiled
poattaslH from South Carolina white from a point 16 miles west of El Paso, their cells. The prisoners w»t«e await­ Hwotov ha toe uttawab, lbw pslise to the zuela contemplated a new financial
The general and said that he iiad not asked for the
Tex.
Ths
purchase
involves
an
initial
settlement, he would have been inun­ tween SpaitPand Cuba.
ing a liearinv Issftre the gra»d jnry,
men, aeinses to draw the color line, and
(tak towMt tonto «a, ia this city, believe dated with claims of every description, basis is i^iid down that ih assuming the conference, hut that when be was asked
expense
of
alsnit
$1,000,000.
two chargwd with itesanfft mod one with
sa)«» in liie appointments he will select
if it would be agreeable to meet the
It is the intention of the promoters mayhem.
tlwy haw dieaovested a« a«a»rchw< aieat- and the dealings with the bondholders responsibility which would have other­
lAep fitted ,or the place, be they black
wise been Spain’s the United States is operators lie said it would. Mr. Dar­
of
the
enterprise
to
make
this
Mexican
would
have
presented
many
mor«,
diffi-
iag plaaee wfobia a neo ne’s throw off the
er white. The controversy arose over
bound to pay all claims for w hich Spain row and Mr. Lloyd, however, were Hit’
B«rtowe ««tasted a Sivtem imm A ubww
the preiO'l.mt appointing a Negro col­ ranch a breeding ground for cattle, and
toHtMa.
The prisooers gaoir their enltft'S.
could have been held.
It is further spoken regarding the action of the op­
for
this
purpose
they
will
place
frem
aad
ansaoak.-d
the
'plwee,
eeo«ritag
a
lector of easterns at Chariest.«., 8. C.
held that the insurrection in Cuba had erators. Mr. Darrow said it wm " bow
CU*A ASKS LOR MORE.
7,<5OO to 10,000 head of stock upon the sswail amoaet of i«ud> »nd »«ssve jtswnffry. teuxtas rte Desainic Sanho aed Tony
Complete order han been restored land tbe coming season.
gone beyond the c(gitro) of tiie Spanish up to the operators,” and thathewooid
toww. Aiurtn teto a bfo sewtover, with
return at once to Scranton and on Tcee
A number off cities ttere«qtoo«4 the
in Havana.
«hieb te» wots trying ba tfooot Maíz - Win RMWMy Ae»u*>t tawlproclty with 25 goxprnment and that it was not respon­ day next would appear Ix fore the com­
rtnbs will hold iBHiiicip*! eleotiesas De­
sible
for
damages
done
to
foreigners
by
ON SC1»NT OP MVQ 8A» OSrihE.
Per C«anX Cut In Tariff.
Internal revenne receipts have been
gnf.wd a duMgeroota looking
ss o«»»* ]. C'Sooodk'tHJ.Ie losarl antes*-/ Tfo)
tbe insurgent«.0
If, however, it be mission ready to go on with the Lear-
on
V. «nn> MwncriteUU, lb aaftirirt«**.
*low WArlz oI)ec 1 . —- t<
Unban ---------- chat the ppamsb authorities ¡.'a. Mr. Lloyd, holding in hitfacd
fotiblta,
psMbibsti.n
awuM»»»«*
eke.
fetaplelsn <R JBa-.SAte MTO.vW.
wiese iuand in ffiuadfo’s p««.l<u*v.
Be- reciprocity tr»aty, as now proposed,
might have prevented the damage done the Associated Pres, dispatch, releted
The Yukon geld district is grerttly
New York, N«w. 28.—Williana l.ms-
Itos Blkfour Citoy todm* <tf KI to« hue MKtei, thaone WMX un M«xpeowed later eooBuoh»» a ’Jb per cent redaction in in any particular case by the exercise to tiie fact that Friday’s conference bad
o
excited over i<s first *h*, ti«<a <ff a
a -oae and will .owe* a Iwoo foam (aOMndMUb, Itotp.
d»n>, said a. k« a°wwi»lt«hy cotiza es»
Mwxxx. tefd a t.xridf dvtiwe, thftre fo a strong proba- of due diligence tiie commirsion an­ been suggested in order to a«ijust some
member of parlhiasend.
»s» Ber «f F.onta, wow to «w-oB d’b.Ww todjr-v *o«y ataaoe uwol IriMi b<oiM.izg/ MhsIOD soaiQth «mp <rf Puri», xxxri the dvpuxt bo exit laltoy of it* ao. vptexi1» by President nounces that it will hold that Spain is matters on which there »as still tome
foe».
* ben c<-noptete tow MteUKtaove
Dr. En», a wtol ka«Mti fkde’amd,
disagreement.
liable.
<>a -*a>*n s*« «f b«mag eoMBvcsad * ado wrll «tea* auooaxt Ftb,0050.
° o
to lbw tai on. « i*Jo a +o«ten to Kim b«rg*ito Pud»an .ood th* Mtems, eabfos the Her­
<>., pkt«o »<wt
i« tta< p.ust of dj icfab-
The commission announces further
“Yet,” said Mr. Lloyd, ‘‘the same
H HM idMl tu Mte'to V IBM, kt ÍH rated, tiow SUB
tei iodio» BmznbarK. i (e also band » ball ald ■ .m-MHpauifoirt at Haw ana. Secre­ that it will take judicial notice that the
feoiw eifboat, pa»*a<d «iuxtoy.
men who only last week wired tiie
A ai« teunxp ao iff 1 wiMl w eapwft>- af
qf FJB0.M0 BOB BatoM.
Fhw broa alfoRad
badai ntom ton ( «« t A pooo buootol, L.oowtexn, tary of MtutM 2a I do ;uotd secrwtaiy of Cuban imlfirreetiwn passed from first be­ commission their assent to tiie general
Cafouiaff SiMHt'w-y Cbtatoritow*, *ff
toO tv«», a day toij. hawn issxtoooted tow
to for sM to<ih-ff ta tota« «f l.iKtanl ot * l tata* Bted, W I o to uxxd Biota bo uooe *im t to* .aoud uodoantMto tout he auaa to t*>ia oana'- l'nSintoOBy M<to*ua, tb« cctoiniistoon on yond the control of Spain, and so con­ provisions of the tentative agreement,
Raqd>uid, hue rOurnsd .a a »owr «f oora
t«be part <rf tew Colma wwoasent to tinued until the intervention of tiie and upon the strength of which the
fouxfoto». «U t<hta ci**..
^»eotdaa «4 Mkw *o«t*t Abi.ioo oafoaxtais ktadlnMono K
tosraa 4-io-s »o-*. Ttos (Buiota ¿ta* 0*00» <d tvy tonte wateJm qgo.
UH|teatns
tbw twwrty, e«bx>iitt*d live ob- United States. It is further held that commission adjourned for a week in
te.taiigXMg to bi* .ooooMO .
n>w dttotoeSewiF toóte .<v»ory patotoxtoMo by • Itoovtoa) m axi totes.
Asoonduig to »te. pointa toe fight
'Fbitos off ttow-e an* conceded Spain wifi entitled to adopt such war order to give the parties timetojet
■miritad
io
a
in.
14
io
tonwwt
.
to pss-.aM tdba axaws to »loot IUMM b«-
The < to^toos diurBwxaeii'*«
by Hi* Uain*d A xk U h . Th* fourth re- njpasures for the recovery of her au­ together, now go completely back on
Tbe w^Hiit of tta kaOMM0H>e eaOanoMMlI'
w*v«e a Bvatotov
i» seetonoo. tanto
late« tn P-otoi Rican fPeg aad it is be- thority as are sanctioned by the rules their former action and call iLalldl.
mtoMPAtoa.
ckofl
me tvona- •«azaute pnfoÁ .«nd A wow «cbm sited at w(HI »«MP ia ('ra^raJIta Fta. .anta» 1*
('«ettes - ex» anta» »nd oSaiozr worn toxwged write teu axx rovetefod b«o- liuttd <ma b« conceded by the United and usages of international «carfare We are satisfied to go before the com.
ftegs «0 the
rota 10> I, fftPS, Li I 1 bo i «bofo*» only w tea mo x-ooAuoo «te» i»wi 17.
rtoteb,
nzxsl
boe
Agb*
ra
Khn
*dtow
­
A»»y «pqoiy firm», awv idixtoted to ’ mxii R m
St.Da* With..at ditH<nlty. This leaves If, however, it be allege«! and proved mission and continue tire hearing.”
to« y<{a ttooa be*>
teas* ateoeasA touted «bod Nbn boshooom )
Xbeto W
v»b xbrtv off t taw gnodtv
A todrtei-MA «xf ed, so-jo I*«« in tew» .tn*«.
inly the qMMvto of tlwatoountofre- in anv particular case that tiie acts of
warn id psd»a lM»«cfon<»ta»-v
----------------------- o
Fro» boskbso Bronteo am* rtteta Jtejso
i ntMtaP w iff 1 he ■ tod i \wotod. bv wwil toBoon/n vautri to tonte gtonttnto ifoa b* it
Htbti.« <« tlie l aifod Btntte tariff.
If tbe Spanish authorities or soldiers were
MILES IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Ita»
>ur«wto,
to
Lkta
.»-doriMB*
•too» knew, hi»»> -afaj ■» I'oaXtoeUv foot
i«>; tate »ptactabl r.«»/. will foj «3»Wo uoowonefijjt.
the i*».po*ed !0 p*) egat is i«cre«ed to contrary to such rules and usages,
«rotos«» ateteaosri , w<«* booicxc jx> tbw tefrsv
Atoss waroooo- kmoo .toad Uowwe u^ton-
by fcta (n«xxHp«rt><Ki»an oanxpa i
25 per e**t, Pr««to»»t Palma will Spain will be held liable in that case. Found the Army In a Fair Condition-The
od tita bixBck o*; üna Lbw an»u><oi ora
hjcviotl.
«trita-
IW
GtoWnML
Ftoq-
«can uto’a to
likely toh l ths tteuty to the .tonate for
This decision does not, however, go
WaanfoBta ci >bta U bo will bi » Wdk
People Very Poor.
frdote CWy w-iti ta o«noaqtaitw4 a> bs -
W »Hb unsttxm, Rav iff.—4 adxbwDXD nuti(fe<iti<m.
-» Mta raoncraoto ooaon*.
to the extent of saying that tSte «con­
h boat» tbs- .«ata >«<l <-«-«ato» «temuta «Oto ooiun
in cqortkostaX Coo awditoe tototeft-
Manila,
Nov.
27.—General .Miles will
the socto dowvcanwoc ».«tar
centration orders were legitimate acts
Fta tau dfe'dNi wort, to a ¡0» PtouO bosMixx»
Tita «taanM «Riawfc (.«oaotwo a ooj-mz te tote» bum urt-ind qf Kbe noeteF
leave here for China, Japan and Rowiz
KWkd
by
l.a<*-|nes.
of
war.
There
is
to
be
a
further
argu
­
r»-W»
MteUDcr
«toatex--
nt
Ha
«am.
r»
oOtapuoeoooo od tafatey.”
bStrb<to, tota kbceasxtopto pBBff. -.oaM oOn oat
wwoao* iixxsl HtobA» I artrtH.
at the end of the week, Discussing tto
Maoila, Dec. 1 — Constabulary In- ment on that subject.
porta tteu tiw ( b ad »«tea- r* thAioyt a
«M* m Q{ o « v oaM»' to tbta Ita to
Ex-Senator Chandler, chairman of the Philippines with the correspondentoi
Thu anted B omocìm » bouw mad Ethuteo fijnoo Asad xad timd trw totúo» srtimtiOJO »pte'*» H*ndrix, who has been sta-
♦Wu <*• L.HtoeMRK.
Ofc «neo ■■ <atn> raM.d by th« <
the Associated I’re-s, General Mil*
ti.«ed in tigmar island, was killed last committee, and Commissioner Maury
MXtaaUMd Hw«
EFiH. w toh it*
nftta» tatecta *no*tk V)uoa®oooaM>xv»tX,
NOwoo«. No»-. Jto. — fta oos-autanbO*
ta ltottto». A«g»r «,• «v«dh, tb* Cub««
said:
dissent
from
the
rules
adopted.
««wer
pwteM».
too-'
tote*
totMNtoftw
totea
wtek by a band of ladrones.
His de-
iae acmwxn» < mo > >vi («gooMOtoh azza
BBkaiMBri-. mdta»d "«to tbs» -<ito»Woo w-^b
“I have seen 13,000 of our troop»,
8aaw- tor a bv«nr <av*anoo«v«o* W* btw)
tto bepesit <ff constabulary was routed
patata (to’Wte tte'
»«»«Mi in toe O0»«poro0000X1 aqoœnv o«ld ><t UteW WO
and vyjll inspect more of them before
Hay
todjev.
Ttoo
canditi.«*
Dead too«N :«no«.o*wL
o
Called
to
Washington.
TV«
pw».
h,WM
pa
»
•
w
;w
DO
tow
»UQfib
and
Hendrix,
with
one
soldier,
killed.
nortltaga pu>t <d tota l-tonoad od l.eyte
are b««» .vutchw-l witk tb* »'«ewu ia
leaving. I fdtind them to be in fair
The sulta« of Ba»lod, after professing
< toeieao
AIem;>his, Tenn., Nov. 27.—General
1 onpae terrtooo I to 41 ao.MTO
Po’awos |v»./M(n i.o.hn> oawttuiRt' i « mì mi tte» Lghuoto qf Btattww.
condition. This is a hard coontryfor
MnMt. Hs it is lieliowod tlatf th» aldlitv
nor ( «odori*, witto a b*ow W o aawnttoo t» »a»a« to tina tew hk a stisigg ef tla» ('ab»« g-.teraautot t> aaaiRtai* fritoidehip for America, has written a I.uke E. W right, vice governor of the campaigning. 1 inspei ted the princi­
i® oastey nao I ten ~>»o04to
lisrv, «xxoated Ites
sotanawe h >» tsoa»'» e.xKrt.T Jfcj t|ie pBundtoreem. to tk* law- om <o.h0- and a<toqtB«t*lv safMOHrd letter to Captain Pershing, at Camp Philippines, left last night for Wash­ pal defenses of tbe islands and eotne 4
Vicars, in which he calls Americans ington, where it is understood he has
Boa»« boo- ,t ttod xnw . no oouo» totefe»» auioz tte' « b atta mi < o sosoo, >■ *ta -onoKl »•’m» i»« «Ang no mot is tww mod
tte» boavy into-tamenta of foreigk capital
“boge, hogs who eat hugs,” and chal- been rummonwi by the president for a the harbors which the government m»’
hai»« »«jhiawrv und do »aanudembfo
i - j KJ»' ttF' tbr<*Ogo to hr ootxvto *<n<nd 1 «M <>f I «e«*, aoai k»lb»d
« KZMko
fortify.
I found the peopjif general 1»
at HavaOto is abofft to I« subject*»! to a
lenges them to fight.
I It ‘_ ___________
DjJo> \>b»dio»ir.
is probable conference on the proposed Philippine impoverished from the effect» of tbe
C rponti 'Vontaana». ■.& >ta • hriMi W dcvoainmew wiuto.
sevor* bet«.
that
Captain
Pershing
w
ill
lj*
ordered
legislation.
It
is
expected
thatgencral
»••tdOsgr torto» KtatoOt «0 » tati«Otte<ry.
TH roe bsacbo'd
o® ooflO wall
war and the pestilence which folio«-:
to take a column to Bacolod.
kt rig,.t wi.l assist in the preparation
WtU1> M a WOTX
New VsteHrOneiK of C*ngne*e.
gl ta Lite.« bi fro« Geas-gfo ia hooHfuy. .bofote-’l • l9»S'I <d lite rotai a»o F»ol-
it, and I fear some mav suffer ft”»1
O
of the bills which will be presented to I famine.
l'aaxx. 'SI Blllr.tnan liuto, tote11OR 18 (0<J
The death of farm animal»
W«hingtop, Nov.
28.—President
♦
n«72c;
Gould ito-1 llsrr soot have to* I boo "to ' robtoteK ff*' o( itero.
AW Given to the Miners.
congress at the forthcoming session, I leaves the people no mean« of recon*’
K<H>M>velt
today
Informed
Represen
­
over the control <d tb« Cohtnqdo ft'td
Item 77<fl79c; vadbA-, 74 V (75*.
IndiMiapolis, Dec. ' -—It was official­ among which will be one for the estate
ing.”
tative Hepbixn, chairman of tl.e House
adjl iro# company.
Car Co MH» Oarwri HML
°
iishment of a stable currency and an
•krluy—FaM,
:.50 tag tog; IlW-
committee on interstate and foreign ly announced today at the national
©The navy departSi®4t hi*. ffe.iifeff "I
extension
of
the
civil
service
laws
in
Iffk,
$24.0(1.
Against Coal Pirates.
Des Moiaisa. I«-, Nov. 2k.—Tww
commerce, ttuR he would appoint at headquarters of tbe mineworker« that
a (¿jstinctive garb foro*n«i*' s and <oi-
Flokr—•«■< teMfle. 3.fM3.7’; grab on«-* a representative from each of tl.e when the miners meet in national con­ tiie archipelago will 1» recommended.
New Y'ork, Nov. 27.—C ’»1 sliipf*'1
eo|x
(^ere
fatally
ikjffrvfi
tail
six
-sri-
lirted men Orvi#g ti»ie in priso®
>OI. $3.20@3.<l0.
of Port Reading, Perth Amboy, P«1
government departments to confer with vention here in January to prepare a
HerAofofl tiJiO' )84 wr* their old ously hurt » a «reg» ear colli*, « at
No Remedy Now.
Johnson and Elizabethp'rt have "r»‘”'
Millstuffe—Brag, $19.0g per ton ; his committee as to the creation by con­
uniforms.
tl e f.M.t of sixth street bill her* this
Albany. N. Y„ Nov. 27—Attorney ized a vigilance committee to pretet
in idd lin*p, 12340; shorts, $19.50; gress of a department of commerce and new wag» «cale, Secretary Wil«on will
Coal miners and operators held their o.orning.
The street car got away at chop, $18.
to fnrni«h any information desired. report the amrnnt of money given by • '«•neral Davis, in an opinion submitted their cargoes of coal in transit by w»,'9
first conference towards a peaceful set­ the top of the hill and crashed into
them to aid the striking anthiacite tn the Potter case, holds that the state to New Yoi k.
I : ■
Gat«—No. 1 white, U*15ei.l7,t*; Mr. Hcpburx iis cujitident that the bill
tlement ol their troubles in Washing another ear at the bottom, six blocks
tniners.
It is • understixxl that the has no power to proceed against the coal are lost yearly by shippres °* ‘
creating
the
department
of
commerce
gray, $ 1.12 (<t 1.15 per cental.
ton.
Only the preliminary arrange­ away. The runaway car telescoped the
total in more than $2,000,000. It 1« 8chen«c ady Painters' union for expell­ to the depredations of the pirate». « 1
Hay — Timothy, $10«$U; clover, will be pase««i at the approaching ses­
ments were discussed.
second car and ran into the entrance of
also Announced that the assessment ing Potter from the Nation^ Guard as have bwome so bold tiiat they *
sion of congress.
$9.00; cheat, $8yl9 per ton.
..™.. stolen * g-ois openly
.
a drug store, where it was eheek.tl by
for the strike f.md «topped November there rs no proof that the union did their
here.
Potato««—Bert Burbanks, A0@80c
The government survey@(or the Pa­ an iron |s>st.0 Although both cars
anything
more
than
notify
Potter
’
s
em-
after
ea.
h
Imrge
•
- wifi
ill have an armei
Kailroad
Money
for
School
Fund.
per wk; ordinary, 5l)<455c percental,
cific cabl«> has Is-en turned over to the
were crowded with paxsengeis, moot ot rt>wen»' prices; Merced sweets, $1.75®
p oyers t‘.at he was a nonunion worker, guard, whooe orders will be » to »boot
lndianapoliff, Nov. 28—The state
Commercial cable company.
Pensions on Union Pacitlc.
them es. ap.tl by jumping
It is believe«! that a bill will be intro­ any on«* approaching hi, barge •
$2 per cental.
won tiie long-fought case against the
Omaha, Ifoc. 1—Rule* and regula­ duced in the legislature making it a
a
a «ago receive«! from Dr. Hunter,
X
andalia
railroad
in
the
supreme
court
fails to answer a challenge.
Poultry—Chickens, m ifffrl. $3.5F-
0(<t< ' *n<
To DisiipÍTc VcQzuelaC
fr.uj' Guatemala, state» that the killing
' iy. and the school fund, unless an tions for a p«-nsion system, which will misdemeanor to discriminate against a
4.25; |<er pout'd, 10c; henO4®4.50; gitola
EhOin,
Nov.
29.
—
Thnw>
additional
go into effect January 1, 1903, have man btaause he belong* to the National
of Fitzgerald was in self defense.
Bread Rk«» in Russia.
dusen; per pound, He; springs, $3.00 • PI>e«l should be taken to the Unite«!
Iwen completed by the officials of the Guard.
crui-ers , tl.e Niolte, Ariad nfct.nl Ama-
(«*3.50 per doren; fryers, $2.50(83.00 States supteme court M'l tiie state
St. Petersburg, Nov. 7.—Bread rx<’
Great Britain and Germany »(JJ co­
Union
Pacific
railway,
by
which
its
old
son, have been on'ered to leave Kiel broilers, $2.00<<$2.50; ducks. $4.50® snprenje conrt be reverse«l, will rc-eive
operating in serious measur«*« to Dring
are reported from the I rai districh­
and pn**wd to X^Jji.-znela Telegraphic 8.00 per dosen; turkeys, young, 12S an addition of $585,424.
Big Coal Land Deal.
The Marion employes will !>e retire«! on Densions
where th- usands of per-ons are lu ile f*
Venezuela to time.
instructions were sent to the navy de­ ®15c; g.<eae, $d.00®6.50 ;«r dozen.
Indiana, Pa., Nov. 27—Rv a deal <anse of the closing of the if"0 work».
superior court is affirm«*! and the Van­ The details of the system will not he
ms'leejublic until later, but it ia offi­ constimate«i here today, «,000 acres of
The American Fwleration of labor partment »e-tenlay «Gening irdering
Cheese— Full cream, twins 15S® dalia must pay the judgment of $913,. cially' stated that they have
The students exiled to Sihe' ia ttov»
lWn
re-eleete«i all its officers, and voted te their immediate fitting out, and orders
iintouche-l Pittsburg coal land in Young been granted amnesty, «"me n ncoodi-
90». Of this sum the prosei’titing at
!'■'©»
Young America. 16S®17 4
work«*! out and the regulations pointed •nd C.memaugh townships, this.-ounty,
meet in Boston next Noveu’lQ$.
return
for the neeessary supplies of ammuni- factory prices, I(.41 l*c leas.
torney* will reeur 25 per «ent.
tionally and s -me are ail--«el t-
| It is also rtate.1 that it wrftinvolve the
lion and other equipment have been
changed hands for a consideration ap­ imnieiiiately, but are vuhje. te.i to p*
V
Hutter—Fancy creamery, 30,432Sr
John L Mitchell, judge of the su-1
I annual distribution of over $300,000.
police
issue«!. It«$
l<d*expe< ted that the three per pound; extras, 30c; dairy, 20
proximating $ 1,200,000. The trauofer lice suf*rvi«ion.
Death of a Coin Expert.
Tbe «e ret
parlor court of Pennsylvania, will l>e cruisers wif.
t. 1«. ready to nail about the (#22 S«; store, 15® 18.
d tbe
of
the
oral
is
but
preliminary
uMhe
New
York,
Nov.
28
—
The
death
„
retired on half pay until the expiration
have been in »eased by one t
of
Outlaw.« Capturvd.
middle of next week.
ormatioo of a mining company with a nnmler of men heretofore ■ mpiored i*
Eggs—25,830«' per dosen.
Francis G. Meyers, chief of the coin
of his tern, in I*» 10. on mvo.int ol ina­
Rifle. Colo.. De.-. 1.—Charles Dvke«
Hope—New crop, 23..«2'<c per pound division of the sub-treasury, was an­ and •‘Kid’’ Murphy, who are charge! capital fo $2.000,oo. which wlil begin that department.
bility to |*rf«>rin the duties of his .»live
«loto .Standard In Siam.
in tl.e spring to develop the field and
Wool—Valley, 12S®15c; Eastern nounced to«!ay. He wm consider«*! on«'
through sickness.
with having terrorize«! this town No
! ^Mgkok, Sii^ Nov. 29.. —Th*
to construct a new railroad into the
Oregon, 8®14Sc; mohair, 28®28c.
of the best coin experts in the country.
Metko Oetting Tired ot Sta«»-
Oil is to !• used as fuel on tbe steam­
J.
»ember
20<
by
shooting
at
everything
□eld.
stanmird scheme for Siam has hiwoiiie
he»'?
Btef—Grose, cows,
3®3 Sc per He was 57 years ot age.
Mexico
City. Nov. 2-. — The
•
ers ot 0)'e Furnees line, one of the
|>n rtght. and having raided sever«!
law, and the mints have been ,-1< m « n 1 pound; steers. 4c; dreeeed, 8<#7e.
niom h*
advan.v in the gold prprni
largest English steamship companies
Qar)che«ynd w.,nnd.s| David Wolford.
to tbe free «-.unag«. of silver. If succeas
Fatal Locomotive Roller Explosion.
Veal—7S^88Se.
French Coal Strike la Ended.
causcsl great excitement in tiB»nf*‘
««■re captu^i today in the
The robbers who held up tl.e Rock attendi» the new departure the profits
Mutton — Grnee, 3c per
pound;
Clermont, Ferrand, France, Nov. 27, bv Deputy Sheriff J. C. •—> mountains *
ÍÍOT’
' ,r»inm«n was and buxine«» circle*.
Tbs 1
Island expree», near Davenport, Iowa, •rising from the mint^fo of t'calsi« druMed, 6c.
Emerson and a
—The strike of the coal miners in this P«»se of five r~. ~___
Billed and M*ven others seriously in- has been rising all week,
eec'ire<l in the neighborhood of |2B,000. Siamese silver coin, worth 50 cents)
men
who
had
followed
lambs — Groee, JSc per pound, region la terminated.
jure.1 by the explosion of a 10,-omótive reach*»! 171. It is genersi iy
The men have their trail for eight days.
Herr Krtipp. the great German jnn will be set aiate as a s|<ecial gold ro­ dreeww! >H Sc.
reeumed work at al! the pita, and tr^peo Murphy were without —z— Dykes an I hotter a. Thompson, on the Mononga- that a gold «tandard cannot t*
maker, ami the wealthiest niatiJin sene fund for the put pose of estabiish-
■’H who were guarding tbe prvpretiee hr«« 'fiys^jsnd were almo*t f.sxl for several •la division of tbe I ennsvlvania road laved, a* silver fluctuate* m ’
ing a^ld currency.
|
exhatifted when today. Of th* injured all are railroad rapai'y that it eunnot be re ¡ed
Germany, is dead from apop exy.
been withdrawn.
tekM^j,
•mp^yes and^jpoiOis expected to*.je.
basis of ennency.
EUGENE...
..OREGON,
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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