15 THE LEUISLATLRE5.
Eugene Weekly Guard.
CAMPBELL BROS., ProwrleSers.
EUGENE ..
OREGON.
EV ENTS OF THE DAY
CA5AL TREATY SHINED.
TERMS OF TREATY
CotomMa at Last Agrees. CNvüsg Laite«
States Fall Police Control
Washington, Jan 23. — The treaty
tietween tbe United States and Colom
bia for the construction of tbe Panama
ana) by the United States was signed
yesterday ia this city
No details of the signing of tbe treaty
Comprchca.O«* Review ef the Import-
sat Happening« of th* Past Week. were obtainable, but at the presidential
Preseated la Condensed Ferm. Most reception at the White House last night
LILsly to Prove letcrestiag.
tbe news that the treaty was an accom-
' pliahed fact at last leaked oat
Later
booth
Severe earthquakes shook
the news was confirmed in official quar
Carolina and Georgia.
ters It had been intended not to make
Governor Chamberlain Lae signed
tbe signing of the «anal treaty public
the Portland charter bill.
until today, but tl»e nsws apparently
Germane say Veoexuelans began the
was too good for some of tbe friends
recent fight at Fort ban Carlos.
of the canal to keep
Fears had been
A driving snow storm in Central
entertanied
until
this
week
that Colom
Kansas baa demoralised busineaa.
bia would not be willing to accede to
An explosion of dynamite in a tunnel tbe wishes of the United States in tbe
at Pittsburg resulted in four deaths.
matter and tbat recooree to the Nicara
A wealthy Jersey City produce merch gua canal projw t might 1« forced « n
ant was 'loped and robbed of 111,000. the government of tbe United States
But this week event, took a mere
Ex-Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, of
favorable turn, and Colombia transmit-
He is
Connecticut, is critically ill.
: tail instruction, to Dr. Herran, it. rep>-
81 years old.
rexentative in tbe United State., that
The bill providing for a fire boat at 1 made possible a com lu.icn of tbe long
Portland has been passel by both negotiations.
Tbe principal obstacle
houses of the legislature.
. for w>me time to the com Insion of the
Action has been brought Io New treaty, it is understood, has been the
York to have the famous “Flatiron" price that the I nited states as. to pay
in tbe shapo of a cash |«yment and by
building declared a nuisance.
way of annual rental for tbe strip of
At Olympia Friday the vote for sen territory along each side of the canal
ator stood; Ankeny 55, Pi
~ e«ton 44, right of way
It could Dot be learnwl
Wilson 9, Turner 22, •callerID« A, last night what was the price finally
total 13«.
agree. 1 upon.
Rome time ago there was a bitch over
The vote for senator at Ha le tn Fri-
«lay stood: Fulton 2V, Geer 15, Wood tbe qu«-stion of tbe extant to which
13, scattering 1«, absent and paired control by the United states over this
strip of land should go, Colombia ob
17, total 90.
jecting oo the ground that the provis
It is said that President Roosevelt ions r«juired in tbe treaty by the Unit*
has turned against the admission of ed Mates would mean a relinquishment
Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona of sovereignty by Colombia over part
because of a suspicion of jobbery.
of l«r territory; but this matter was
Coal miners are’demsmling the gov amicably settled, ar was a difference as
to the lifetime of the lease of the strip
ernment ownership of mines.
I of land in question the final result
A blizzsrd in the western part of being a practii «1 <ession in perpetuity
Colorado has blockaded a:; railroad j to tbe Unit«! Stales for canal purpioses
traffic.
ami incidental pxdice control and pro-
Mild weather and free imports have ; twtion of the canal right of way.
canard the price of coal to drop slightly
AMENDS PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
in New York.
UNITED STATES WILL PAY RENT OF
SZjfl.Mfl A TEAR.
QERM a NS SHELL A FORT.
Flwx. Eag.ccwKat Between Three War
ships and > »nezuetan*.
Maricaibo. Veaexiela, Jan. 23.—
Three German warship., npp‘>««d to be
the Panther, Vineta and Falke, began
■helling the fort at San Carle* at 3.30
Has Practical!« a Pcrju-tual Lease, with o'clock thi. morning.
Full Cwtrol of Sti-Mile Strip - Ports
The fort re
turned th. fire. The engagement wm
at Both Entrances W ill Be Guarded •till in progre« at 1 o’clock thi. after
by Lotted States
colombia at First
Asked 8*80,000 a Year.
noon.
The «-orresp udent of tbe Aseociated
CREW IS MANGLED
TWELVE MEN KILLED LN A COLLISION
Oregon and W^ington Solon. Begin to
Ballot for Ssnator.
NEWS OF ORE
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM All
At Oljmpia.
of the first ballot uken
OF THE STATE.
A summary
in
eep-
by the Washington legislature
arate session, Jan. 20, for United
Ankeny, Harney County After Qov»^_
Snowplow Tekuop*» Freight Car Loaded States senator, is as follow«.
gallon A Rabbit Extermina««,
48; Preston, 41; Wilson, 12; Turner,
With Workmen in Okanogan County.
cty—A Treaty Skips Out.N,,
Washington-Eleve« Men are More or 23; scattering, 12.
Land Agent —S. P. Makes a in
Less Serioualy Hurt — only Two Es
At Salem.
on Stock for Breeding.
The first ballot for United State,
caped Injery-
senator was taken in tbe Oregon legis
Master Fish Warden H. q
lature Tuewidy, January 20, separately Dusen has remitted the aggrsgau A
Leavenworth, WaHi.» Jan. 22.
Twelve men dead and a. many mc.e in in etkh Uanch .nd the result wa»: ol *403.50 to the state treasury, i ’ u J'I
ON GREAT NORTHERN.
i
Pre«, in a row bont, approached to
Washington, Jan. 24. — Yesterday's within three mile, of tbe fort at noon.
meeting of the cabinet was one of tbe The roar of tne guns was terrific. Th«
jured is tbe result of a rear-end collis Fulton, 28; Geer, 20; Wood, 18; «at-1 of which represents the amoQ.'j
most important held in several weeks. Panther appearel to be not more than
money collected on fish license,,? J
ion that occurred on tbe Great North tering, 21; absent, 3; total, 90.
Jiecember, 1902, and *50 reprMw^l
Subjects of great moment were dis- 500 yards from the fort.
The guns ern five mil ?s west of Cbiwaukum at 5
The Lewis and Clark appropriation fine impoaed.
"I
cum »1 fuliy, the w-ssion continuing for
The
were being fired every minute,
o'clock yesterday morning.
An extra fair bill passed tbe house with only five
two boars. Al! tbe members of tbe I
The Masonic temple of Grant, pj
fort could not be seen for the clouds ol from skykomwh loaded with lumber opting vote.. It call, for *500,000.
cabinet were present.
Secretary Hay
which wa» to have been complete J
presented a draft of tbe Panama canal smoke, but it was p ain that tbe \ en- and three cars containing laborer, ran The _____
senate _ passed the Portland char last of December, 1902, is
ezne.an
gunners
were
anewering
the
treaty, and both the president and his
bill and it now will be engrossed course of construction, and will b« j
into a rotary snow plow, killing or in
ter
associates in tbe cabinet ex presse. 1 German fir* splendidly and with great
several monthe yet. The new tenJ
juring all of the 25 workmen
Ten and sent to the governor.
satisfaction with the results achieved rapidity.
will be the largest of it* kind in 3
car«
are
piled
up
in
a
heap,
witi
nine
At
1
o
’
clock
in
tbe
afternoon
an
ex
thrO'igb the long and difficult negotia
state south of Portland.
plosion
occurred,
apparently
in
the
BIQ
ARMY
OF
UNEMPLOYED.
victims of the wreck still underneath.
tions.
Ed White, a trusty convict in - l
Th» treaty is identical with that , fort, an l a > loud of sn>oke cover»! part Tbe name, of the dead are not obtain
Distress Prevailing in London is Almost penitentiary, has run away, fl,
drawn by this government several of the ramparts. A numter of Indian
Lnprecedented.
serving a term for burglary jn
months ago and at tbat time submitted fishermen were intercepted fleeing from able.
Tbe engineer, L. E. Adams, and
to tbe Co ombian government, with the the direi tion of tbe fort in their dug
New York Ian. 22.—There can no county.
He was received about j,
They reported that the Fireman Lewi. Pecxer, 01 .'he freight,
■ingle exception of tbe amount of an out <anoe«.
’
» rko «.«rtont vearsago,andhadaboutfoury«cf«-
longer
be
any
question
as
to
the
extent
By his good conduct’hs "
The box
nuity to be p>aid C>lomt,ia for tbe right smoke seen was fr m the barning vil e« aped only by a miracle.
d
the
privileges
of - — a truity, MM
w
of wav. This government propose-1 an lage of Han Carlo*, which had been car. tbat were used for transporting the and gravity of the distress now prevail- earne
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c
annuity of *100,000, while Colombia shelled by the German ships and was crew were coupled next to the engine, ing in London, says the Tribune s cor was employed as assistant druggi«. ]
with the car. of lumber following, and
demando«! *650,000.
The Colombian in flames.
respondent in London.
Many thous
Harney county residents have clad
The shelling of San Carles has creat when tbe crash came the lumber tele-
government', demand was basol, it is
ands of men in excess of the usual aver the way for government irrigation^
said, upon tbe ascertained returns from ed much ex> iten>ent among the German scoped tbe box cars loaded w ith their
the Panama railroad company in residents of this port, who have pro- human freight, killing and mangling age are out of employment this winter, a report sent to Secretary Moore, of J
Only two escaped, and tbe work houses cannot accommo Oregon irrigation association, to be J
duties, etc., which Colombia did not teat»! against the action of the war- the entire crew.
to the government, facts are givenibtj
and they were thrown bodily into the
ship..
_____________ ___
desire to have reduced.
date all the people demanding shelter. the feasibility of Silviee valley (oil
air, landing 3U feet upon an embank
During tbe several months of nego-
Things have reached a serious pass in reservoir site.
SENATORS ELECTED.
A matter of 27<;J
ment.
tiatioris, Colomb a agreed to all pxiints !
The
men
were
in
their
bunk,
and
the east end of the metropolis, while acres jf land could be irrigated or J
in the treaty pro poem! by the United
Mates with tbe exception of the annui- Various States Whose Legislature.« Ha*x asleep when the accident occurred. the tide of alien immigration is steadily claimed and instead of the present m J
ulation could be made to support it]
ty. That has been the point of differ-
Agreed on Men.
Those that escape«! had little clothing
rising higher and higher.
000 population.
and were nearly chilled to death while
enee for many weeks, and at one time
A serious state of affairs exists also
Stone's Election Final.
it threatened to break off negotiations'
waiting for aid.
The Grand Ronde lumber compg-
in other parts of Great Britain. An
Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 23—The
entirely. Secretary Hay communicat
of La Grande, is getting an nnum..,
endless
stream
of
country-bred
folk
is
general
a*eembly
met
in
joint
see«
ion
ISLE OF PINES 50 MAN'S LA5D.
ed directly with the Colombian govern
pouring into the overcrowded cities, large number of log, in the river for th
ment, intimating tbat some agreement today an formally declared former gov
season’s drive.
Plenty of snow a
must be rtwi'hed son, a- the United ernor William J. Stone elected United American Residents Say It Is American— while Canadian farmers organize expe
facilitated the work and soon the
ditions
to
«-arch
the
old
country
for
States desired to enter on tbe ex nstruc I States senator to succeed Hon. George
Won't Pay Taxes to Cuba.
much needed labcr and offer good wages pany will have 20,000,000 feet, tfo
tion of the canal, if it were to Iw con G. Vest, whore term will expire next l
Havana,
Jan. 22.—The Americans for efficient men without satisfactory the usual season’s cut.
March. In honor of Mr. Vest, who I
struct»! by tbe Panama route.
For several days active efforts have ' has been a member of the national body residing on the Isle of Pines deny the results.
The Polk county telephone romi
been making to secure an agreement, since 1879, a salute ol 13 guns war general assumption of the Cuban gov
Official statistics show that the Brit has filed articles of incorporation
fired.
until finally they were successful.
The com
ernment that the United States has no ish emigrant doe9 not geneiaily elect to County Clerk Roland.
The Colombian government, through
Its
Clarke Formally Chosen.
special interest in the island and is not make bis home in tbe British colonies. has a capital stock of *900.
Mr. Herran, charge d'affaires here,
Little Rock, Ark., Jan. 23. — The likely to insist on the eventual owner Of 205,910 emigrants from this country pose is to operate a suburban telep.,
agreed to aciept an annuity of *250,-
last year, 108,501 went to the United line that will serve patrons residing
legislature in joint session today elw-ted
An Illinois Central train ran into an
Senate Committee (lives Heed to Sugar 000. This was entirely satisfactory to ex-governor Clarke to suc<-e«i Senator ship of it. In any event, they seem States. This condition of things in Polk county and connect them wi
open switch at Memphis, Tenn., fatal
the president and trecretary Hay, and, !
•nd Tobacco Men.
J. K. Jone, in the United States sen- confident of having tbe support of the duced one newspaper to deciare tbat the Salem.
ly injuring three trainmen.
while it i. a larger amount than was
ate.
~
The rote wi«: Clarke, 70; Jone«, United States, if necessary, in their re- future of the British race is imperiled
Washington, Jan. 24 — The senate
The Southern Pacific bas publie!
sistance to being governed and taxed by
made upon it from Amer-
A Chicago A Great Western train xi> oommittee on tbe Philippines today offered at first, it ia believed by ad 55; Remett, (Kep i 2.
.
,
,
' ica and tbat the greatest and most ben- its new tariff offering reduced rat«
wrecked at Freeport, III., and three ‘ authorise»! a favorable report on the ministration officials that the senate
Cuban officials, pending a settlement eficeQt work , Bntigh etategman could
will undoubtedly accept the figure
Alger Represents Michigan.
men killed and 15 others injured.
pure-bred livestock for breeding p.
Philippine tariff bill, which recently named in the treaty, particularly after
of tbe question of ownership of the perform for the welfare of tbe nation
Lansing.
Mich.,
Jan.
23.
—
The
legis
passed
the
bouse,
but
with
important
The second ballot for senator at
poses. This applies to cattle, .ben
it is male clear that a lesser amount lature in joint session at noon ratifie«! si
and.
»land, lhe matter is expected to re- would be the inauguration of e>me
Olympia resulted as follows
Ankeny amendments. The house bill carried a would deprive Colombia of income
goats and hogs in leas than carlcad Ink
ceive important consideration in con scheme for redistributing the British
the
election
of
Russell
A.
Alger
as
50, Preston 42, Wilson 12, Allen 5, more uniform r«Juction of the tariff on which she is now actually receiving.
The reduction is not horizontal, »
United States senator to fill the unex nection with the settlement of the loca people in the British empire.
Crow 4, Graves 1, Turner 22, total 13«. Philippine goods imported into the
applies in varying degrees to the differ
All other piointa than this one of pired term of the late Senator James tion of the coaling stations and other
Seldom hae legislation met more im
United States, making the rate only money compensation remain as they
The third ballot for senator at Olym
pending questions between Cuba and mediate success than the new licensing ent weights. The O. R. A N., y
I 25 per cent of the rate* imposed by the stood in the original draft of the treaty, McMillan.
Northern Pacific, the Great North
pia resulted as follows:
Ankeny 52,
the United States.
act. For once the law would seem to
Hingley law.
Hopkins for Illinois.
and the Oregon Short Line will put
■nd are completely satisfactory to tbe
Preston 41, Wilson 11, Turner 22,
Recently
the
American
residents
of
____
have got even with the great army of
The senate committee amended the United State, government. The United
the same rate in a few days, apply
Springfield, Ill., Jan. 23.-— Albert J.
Kliarp 5, Allen 3, Crow 1, Manders 1,
___ .
Touched in their tendereet
bill so as to proslde lor the admission state, will have control ol tbe canal Hopkins’ election to the United States the island unitedly notified the alcalde . I topers.
total 13«.
of tfie Isle of Pines and tfie Cuban gov- sp6t, these interesting individuals are to all pointe in Oregon, Washing!
ol all Philippine produced articles free practically in p>erp>etu>ty, as required
senate today was confirmed by the two ernment of their intention to resist, by forswearing drink with an alacrity Idaho and Montana.
The third tiallot for senator at Salem of duty except sugar and tol«cco, and by the Spooner act, this result having
houses of the legia.ature in joint ses : >r>e if necessary, the collection of which seems to show conclusively that
The citizens of Culver and Hay st
st ««I
Fulton 32, Geer 17, Wool 17, on these two commodities fixed the
i>een attained by the adoption ol a p>lan sion.
taxes or any assumption of authority there is alter all some virtue in what have organized for the purpose ol i
George 5, Pittock 4, W illiaina 3, Mills tariff at 50 jer cent of the Dingley for a lease of 100 years, renewable at
oyer the island by tbe Cuban govern- was once contemptuously called by a ding that section of the state of
2, Wolverton, Carey, Hermann, Hall, schedules
Connecticut Sends Platt.
Thia change was made to the pleasure of tbe United States,
Fenton, Barrett, Paxton, one each, meet t he objections of the sugar and
Hartford, Conn., Jan. 23.—The gen merit. The taxes are now falling due, great statesman “grandmotherly legis- rabbit pest. The organization is knt
Colombia having nothing to »ay atout
as the ilaystack Rabbit Exterminât
absent 3, total 90.
tobacco prislucers of this country, who exteusi' n. The matter of police and oral assembly in joint session formally and every American hae pledged him-, lation.”
self not to pay them.
society.
have
claimed
that
a
duty
of
only
25
|>er
confirm»!
the
re-election
of
Orville
H.
The second tiallot for senator at
judicial control i. settled by a schetre
The Amernans' contention is founded i
CHINA ANSWERS THE POWERS.
Haleui stood:
Fulton 31, Geer 18, oent on those articles woold result in of joint action, although it especially is Platt as United States senator.
Governor Cha~iber1ain has appoint«
on
the
section
of
tbe
Platt
amendment
I
Wood 17, Plttock 5, George 4, Wil ruinous competition.
aa«iir»l that no citizen of tbe Unit»l
which expressly omits the Isle of Pines Says She is Absolutely Unable to Pay I d * J. W. Morrow, of Heppner, Morrw
T. C. Platt from New York.
liams 2, Mills 2, Linthicum, Wolver
states will tie tried by any other than
county, to succeed L. B. Geer as itu
demnity in Oold.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY EARTHQUAKE.
Albany, N. Y., Jan. 23.— The gene from tbe boundaries of Cuba and leaves
ton, Carey, Hermann, Cake, Fenton,
bi» own courts. Control of the waters of
land agent. The appointment will tu
tbe titl. to it for further adjustment by I
p„vi„
.
ral
asxembly
in
joint
session
today
for
Kundret— one each, aslwnt 4, total 90.
treaty.
Some 300 Americans have l Pek,n’Jan' 22.-Ch.nas reply to effect April 1.
the |orts of Colon and Panama is vest«!
Morrow served fos
. Mysterious I nd*rground Explosion Makes in the Unit«! States just as far as may mally elected Thoma» C. Platt to the
since the war taken up their residence the DOte 8'8ne<1 by a11 ,lie ministers of terms as clerk of Morrow county, ir.
President Roosevelt will speak at the
United
state»
senate.
Cracks In tbe Earth.
1« nwesMry for the operation cf the
in the Isle of Pines, and it is estimated the powers here, with the exception one term as state senator from tistl
bi-centenaryof John Wesley in New York
Whitman, .Mira., Jan. 24.—Two fis canal and it is assured that our extra
Fairbank« from Indiana.
He has been eminently nt-
on February 25.
that 500 Americans have interest, in of Minister CoDger, announcing that county.
sure. in the earth a*>out tbree feet deep territorial jurisdiction will be unques
cesetul in business.
the island.
The American portion of
Indianapolis,
Ind.,
Jan.
23.
—
United
and
a
few
inches
wide
and
running
lor
Uns agricultural apropriation bill
the failure of the Chinese government
tioned aa to watera an l streams pier-
the population is not of an adventurous
carries |5,J3 n ,8«O, an increase of |29,* a distance of a quarter of a mile are the taming to tlie canal. All p>vrt dues on States Senator Charles W. Fairbanks
Senator Pierce has introduced a bill
character, but is largely composed of to fulfill its obligations in refusing to
was
re-elected
todav
in
joint
session
of
000, but *400,000 less than the esti only evidences of a mysterious explo v «»els p>a«»ing through tbe canal are to
in the senate for the purpose of churl
pay the indemnity on a gold basis
people
of
mature
years
who
have
en
the
legislature.
mates.
sion which sh<«>k this town just before go to the Unit»! State, by way of offset
ing the time of paying' taxes frosl
gaged in the business of fruit raising. would entail grave conse«juences, was
daybreak today. House» were »haken to the annuity payments.
spring until fall. Under the termi oil
A movement has been start»! in In-1
Hansbrough from North Dakota.
Their desire that the island remain received today. It deciares that China
violently and cro kery wa. broken in
dianapolis to buy a residence to be pre
Bismarck, N. I»., Jan. 23. — At the American is not purely sentimental, would accede to the demand if she were this bill assessments will be made eu I
several residences. A nunitrer of per-
Hurrying
Coal
Trial.
sented to John MiUhell, president of
joint e-esion of the legislature today H. since, they claim, as a Cuban posses able to do so, but that it is impossible ly in the year and the taxes are to »
I *>ns, aroused by the explosion, began
Chicago, Jan. 26.— The fight of the
paid in November and December ol Ih
the Mineworkers' union.
> searching for the cause at daylight. In indicteil coal men to clear themselves C. Hansbroiigh was elect»! Unite! sion it would receive no more than 20 to make the paymetns demanded.
States senator.
j>er cent tariff preference, while a» ter-
The Chinese note quotes the mes same year. This is one of a numberol
The number *of striking garment ; a meadow they fouml a crack in the
of guilt cf “conspiracy to do an ills gal
ritoiy of the United States the islands sages of the viceroys detailing the im bills that will be introduced at this see
workers in Vienns has increase«) to IV,- earth's crust about three fret in depth
act injuriuos to public trade” was
South Dakota Elects Kittredge.
sion of the legislature for the purpai
hope for freer trade with America.
000. It is expecte«l that the employers and two or three inches wide.
poverished state of the country.
It
They I »gun before Judge Hurt >n late today
Pierre, 8. D., Jan. 23 —Both houses
The government, while acknowledg- asks the ministers to suggest plane for of changing the time of paying taxe«.
will lie obliged to capiatulate.
( follow«! it fot thr««e-qrtarters of a mile
Motion to quash in tiehalf of each o< in joint session today elected Hon. A. ing that the matter of the ownership of
relief and renews the request that the
latter
Reports from Echo say that a co»'
Mayor Wells, nt Mt. Ixxiis, has sus- Irefore they reached the end.
the 18 corporation, composing the asao- B. Kittredge United States senator.
tbe island is open, holds that it has de customs tariff be placed on a gold basis, pany from Seattle, under the directi«
they
di«-overe«l
another
fissure
of
the
pemisd Patrick K. Fitrgioo, the city
ciation were qiihkiy overruled and
facto control over the island for tbe suggesting that the average rate of ex of local engineers, is now surveying th
registrar, who is charge«! with corruptly rame de«-rip>tion about 75 fret away pleas of “not guilty” entered. A stip
Americans Msy Prospect In Siberia.
time being st least, and tbat it there- ! change each month be made the pay- line for a proposed irrigation can»
from
the
first
and
parallel
with
it.
An
contracting for city printing and bind
ulation cf facts was then presented to
Seattle, Jan. 23. — The right of fore is auth rized to lev. taxes and per- i
explanation of tbe explosion is lacking
from a point on the Umatilla riw
ing.
the court, and it was announced that Americans to prospect for gold and form other governmental functions. It ment rate for the following month.
The ministers are awaiting instruc about one mile above Nolan station,
a
data
for
the
hearing
of
the
argument
other
minerals
in
Eastern
Siberia
has
is l«lieved that the United States will tions from their governments.
A boiler explosion in Tupper’s iron
Big funnel Finn.
to extend to a body of vacant land ly
'
and taking of briefs would be fixed bren granted.
Within
the area of J approve 1 of
of this
thia situatoin
situatoin as against
works at Hilts« >n, buffer«!, F.ugland, re-
ing north of Echo. The company niU
Chicago, Jan. 24. — A broad, well early this week.
200,000 square miles j 1 '» rdenng
n the protests of the American residents
sulted in the killing of five parsons snd
Highwayman Robs Ticket Office.
llghtfxi underground driveway, passing
apply fcr 25,000 inches of water, awl
..
«.
_
_
w
j
lo
le
f
use
pjy
taxes.
B<>hring
res
and
the
Arctic
ocean
given
the injury of 20 or 30 by »team and
Reno, Nev., Jan. 22.—At 10:30 this will begin operations early in th«
beneath the bed of the Chicago river
M hoir (lus Crew Now Dead.
as a mining, trading and development
pieces of flying metal.
morning a highwayman e .tered the spring. The body of land is a sand'
and stretching from the art Institute
Juan, P. K., Jan 2«. —Alexander roncex.ion to the Northwestern bileria
Will Pawn the Customs.
Southern Pacific ticket office and held sagebrush tract, comprising somethin!
The postoffice appropriation bill car- to Illinois and st Clair streets, is for v San
—•
1«.
.. , »» «
- n
, 1 company, the rame privileges have
London. Jan. 22.— Tbs statement up the agent at the point of a revolver
rirs 1153,430.049, against 1138.418,598 mally announced to he the plan finally Newto. Dassett, of Durham, N. C .an.i lwn Mton<led to th. AtaerSm prom
near 35,000 acres, and is of raebt
«curing all the cash in the money character that many of the most coo*
last year.
The principal increases are ■greed upon by the para boards of the James Garfield Patterson, of Pittsburg, pector. as Russians. The
“' new. of thi. P^.a’jnt^Z?
drawer.
The
ticket
agent
had
just
„..I,,
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About 42,000,000 !<>r railway mail ser North and Mouth «files to make the landsmen of the battleship Maraachu- j concession ■ 11 the part
of tbe
company I ' re-: de t Lastro to offer tbe Venezue
servative and experienced irrigationiW
lan custom- as a guarantee for the ful cash»! a warrant, and leaving the cash believe that one good soaking durinf
vice, |3,OV0,lOO tor rural free delivery long-talked-of connection between the
retts, who w»re injured by the explo-
ln •
"gram Irom John Rixene.
OI
and *800,000 for pneumatic tube ser boulevard systems of these two por • ion January 1« of the powder charge °I *his city, the Ameri«-an managing fillment of his country's obligations is drawer on top of the safe turned and the winter season will produce two
down at hi. desk. Hearing money (rood crops of alfalfa without further
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The offer has not vet been
vice.
tions of the city. A bill authorising of an eight-inch gun, di«i in the mili- Erector of the corj«ration.
acreptod, but it is thought here that rattle he looked up and saw a masked irrigation.
The Americao Reiteration of labor a |2,500,000 bond issue containing a tarv hospital here last night. Tbe I
it may afford the opportunity for a man standing at the safe emptying the
Railroaders After Better W ages.
will liegin a «ani|>a>gn In lavor of child referendum clause will tie prepare«! by body of Dasrett will be eml«lm»i and ‘
withdrawal of the blockade. A dis content, of the drawer into his p>H ket,
PORTLAND MARKETS.
labor lawe ami the bill making eight committee« from the two |>ark lioards. shipp«l to the United States. Patter 1
Tokepa. Jan. 23.—The Kanraa City patch tn Renter's te'egram company
with one hand and covering him with
hours a «lay's work on government con
son’s body will probably be buried ; Southern employes at Pittsburg are tiie •roui Port of Spain, Trinidad, rays that
Frame Hup*« ter Rcxlprovlty.
a revolver with the other.
Wheat— Wall. Walla, 73c; blw
tracts. It will investigate the charges
here.
They were the last survivors of latest to take part in the movement near.y 1C<» bl - kade runner, have l«en
Paria, Jan 24 —M Juarerand. the the gun’s crew of nine men.
stem, 82c; valley, 76@77c.
of inhumanity to Porto Rican latiorera
among Kanraa railroad men for more captured since the blockade of the
Welsh Coal for Milwaukee.
usw amtusaador of F rance to thè Unit
in Hawaii.
wages. A demand for an increase has 5 enezuelan coast began.
Barley—Feed, *23.50 per ton; bw*
Chicago, Jan. «.-Mayor
Rose rm
eli States, had a lengthy lonfereme
Stwn Rrsdy for Buslnesa.
Iwn
made
and
a
conference
is
being
— -wayor Bore
re- >“g. 124.
The Spanali in in later of marine t*- with the foreign minister. M lM,a»se,
raidTl
TOr°n,<J Urt Di«ht «‘1
New York, Jan. M.—Marconi ar held in Pittaburg with the officials of
.
. ,
•
«ogni ami
Lnlon Pacific Strike Spreading.
gan set ion in Edinburg, Scotland, to
Flour—Beet grade, *3.90,34.20; grah
yestenlay, at the latter'a reaidence on rived hère today
mid he , . had
«id
ha<! secured 10,000 ton-
tons o'
of
He mvs tbat ili.
.... the road. Further efforts were made
raroter | ;75,ooo from ths t'lydel«ank
Omaha,
Neb.
Jan.
22.
—
Seventy-five
am,
*3.25@3.50.
F ranco- Amer it'an affa il
Welsh
anthr«
ite
coal
for
Milwaukee
the rectpro- System will be ready for commercial there today to settle the controversy
engineering and alii pho ild ing company city treatv
Miilstuffs— Bran, *18019 per ton;
and Veneanela
The lier by fie public in an excaedingly between the Manta Fa and the conduct men. comprising the entire force in the
‘ dispatch to tbe Tribune from
(«cause of the conipanv's failure to de F ren> h officiale
woodworking and steamfitting depart
fontina« ho|«ful that •Fort time, within two or tbree months ors and trainmen, but no result was
left r o w T ‘t- br,t car,r<'' he mvs . middlings, *23 0 24; shorts. ,19'3»-
liver in contract lime four torpedo l««t the treaty will l«e ratificl
ment, of the Union Pacific shops in
chop, *18.
The am- al leas'
Thia
atatement
«a»
male
at
reached
Rumors are yet current here Omaha, went on strike today lecaure of left ardiff on Saturday and will be at
destroyers which had been intendmi for baseador la n«>t likrly to take an actiie
‘i. Joho 8 in a wftyk
Tk*.
the office of the Marconi Wirelees that the Sants Fe telegrapher« will ask
Oat»—No. 1 white, »1.1501.1'N;
use during the Hpenish American war.
the inauguration in their department, claiDit ba Lae made arrangements 11 th
part in thè \ etieiuelaii negotiationa. a» lel« graphe company of America, at (or more wacee.
gray, *1.12^01.15 per cental.
of
the
piece
system.
The»
branches
The senate 1« cunskiering the Cutwn the Frencti clami« ha ve already Iwen the close «>f a meeting of the l»«rd of
thlrb°mr sh‘“«hn’’'H‘y’ president of
Hay —Timothy, *11012;
do»««
were not affected by the order of last
reciprocity treaty.
arbitrai»!
M Jusaerand expecte lo directora, cali»! in >>r 1er that Manoni
Mould Extrrmlnate Scala.
*S<39; cheat, »9010 per ton.
Julv
putting
the
.hopmen
on
the
piece-
sali on thè la Duirame tislav.
might personally agquaiat the memtwra
Washingt. n, Jan. 23 — Reprerenta- work bans. On the posting of an order
bir Thomas Lipton has offers«! a cup
Potatoes— Beet Burbanks, 60075c p*
of the board with the result of bis re
to Pacific <<«et ya< bl dube.
*ck; ordinary, 40050c per centd.
tive
Beidler t«»!ay introdu<«ed a reroln- today stating that the woodworker, and
Mill tala Mesterà Body.
cent ei|«riments s mi w> rk at Relltieet.
'team àtteri wool
growers’ prices; Merced sweets, I’-F
tion providing for tbe consideraiion of •tean.fltters would be paid by the
Minister Rowen has arriv»l from
Butte, Moat., Jan
24 —President
piece, they walked out.
2-25 per cental.
Venswiiela. He will find diaronl among t'sn McDonald, of the American labor
Change of Engineers.
hi. bill for the extermination of thè
Heath Rate Declining
i Union, annoon«-»! today that that body
Poultry—Chicken., mixed, 10^11«:
the allies.
(
ity
of
Mexico,
Jan.
2°
—
Th»
•
•
Washington. Jan. 2«.— Captain W. Alaska «eal l.erd, rare 1,000 animala,
Mrvckagc Corning A «bore
bulletm from Marni.» roverin, tí, 2'4 young. 10c; hens. 11012c;
will tw swelled by the affiliation of W. Harts, formerly local enginrwr in prerervw! for bremiing pnrj»wa«. nnivss
turkey».
Henstor Mitchell has*iritro,ln«x«d bills
Victoria., B C., Jan. 2'
38.000 memtwrs of tbe Unit»! Brother the Columbia river district, and who
live, 13015c; dressed, 15016c; duck«.
Tbo hours ending at « P. M gives th. ‘
Great Britain gire, asmi rance of co stramer « ■ ren City, fr .r, the ..’-t «rowt
lnlen«i»l to carry into effect some of
bond ot Railway employ««, with he««.I made the plan for the oprnirg of the operation in an eff«rt to pat a stop to
*<0>.5Oper dosen ; geese. *708.W-
the recommendations o((the senate com
of Vancouver i-lami, brings uews that
; quarters in I»unver
The amalgama. C<> umbia river by means of canals an«!
£**••••—Fall cream, twins, lfiN3
ine
city
ami
three
in
the
hospital
pelati«-
sswl
ng.
He
hotws
Jbr
con«id-
mittee which recently visitasl llie ' tion will mark an ep«w-h in the history
°* ”*• lnmh’" mostly
locka, between The (Miles and Celilo, eration t■>•• «rrnw, if the Alaska delega
•Sc; Young America,
■ïn^tWer*i ’,'rh‘ n*W r*’w
the
Hawaiian islands.
12x1.
and
pianking.
has
dnftai
astore
>>f lalaw of in the West
There is no but who hae bee* for tie past oar and te bill ia disp«w«d of in tinte.
^ t LM' *r*n Hlient. were re.ort factory prices, 101
less.
at severa! p int*. E-teven point. near
E<iitor tlonxalea <lied from blind
doatd. says Mr
Mc|i«>nald, that tbe • half on duty in the Philippinea,
Butter—Fancy creamery, 3WJ1V
Heaquoit,
ami
tbe
islands
oatside
Kvo-
American Labnr Unloa wi.l grant this has t*en ordered to Portland, to re
eoning as a result of the wound
To Opes Alaska Coal Land.
quot a. we l ar tbe m utb ef Qn.t.ino
P*r pound; extras, 30c; dairy,
1 « barter at an early «late
•sired froar Tillman.
lie« e Captain William C. l-angtitt
Waahingt>«n, Jan. 23.—The honre «nml. .re httered with lumber whieh
“Se; More, 15018c.
Captain
langfitt
is
ordered
to
W
ash
public
lands
committee
Uaiay
auth
____
Abram 0. Hewitt, ex-mavor of New
loria»! ha. ev.iently m>t bren iong jn the
kK*,~22 ^ 0321,1 per d<)zen.
health s . ok
<*rmiMion from
ing! on shell relieved
Chairman l-acey to draft a bill provid water, and at Heequoit a llfebooy with the —
York and for manv years representative
ft* Rrtboritie. j» leaving.
!4 — The «teeI hark
Hop.—Choice. 25026 Sc per P00*1'
ing for the entry of nnsnrweved co«d the name Irving' on it.
in congress is dead. He was 81 years
an<led uu Au«u«t 2*
and« in Alaska by allowing entries to
Wool—Valley, 12\®15c; F.»««*1
•id.
co*»t ami was fioste«l
ba made of .i2O-acre tracts, but only in
'»»«Won, 8014Sc; mohair, 2«<H28e.
Sensational JsH Break.
The prearnt legislature of New Mex
and has since tiren
re. tangelar form, twice as long as wi-’e,
Santa Fe. N^ M.. Jan. « — Alb^g
ico is the first in tfie history of tie
^*1 — Gross, cows, 303Sc I*
and further providing that snch entries Tel)««, ia pail to,
A|
territory where every menihwr s|>eaks »based by R Iranstnair'« soar, of ibis
>und; »tear., 404Sc drewed, ’S*-
shall be clearly mark»! when made, Hampe, imprimr.ed fnram.m.r "ense
English fluently.
Vmi_;s08Sc.
city, and will be towed north by the
and be privately surveyed prior to sub a»t night overwhelm»! an<j bnaafl
The Colorado legislature is the scene »tram .oil let Tellos on be» nest voyage
*er.ate—PnxMK lo n
loliow.:
ponad.
mitting final proof.
Tbo nml land the arai.tant jailer. Vjetaría
of much party conflict.
Two senates I The Kar >!a will be movertsd into a
>•*• now exterwlod to Alaska are prac seism! his revolver, killed JBller Eaita/ > k ..
hare f>ecn f rme>l. It is probable that ‘ bn.k F>r 11« c»l carrying tra.ie hatwren
tically inoperative, as the ands are nn- cio Gal ier* am! then
.
the island mines and Vaucvuvtr.
no senator s ill 1« elect»!.
sureeyed.
‘ * •Action will be ratifiai
p-ws with b»»db. índ» is m ru-TO.t
at.jomt rae.1oBMt71,^.nK*-
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