The Eugene weekly guard., June 13, 1903, Image 2

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Eugene Weekly Guard
»
TURKS AWFUL DEED.
Entire Population of Village I* Massa­
cred by Soldlera.
happenings
in
O
FRANCE ALARMS JAPAN.
incurslun of Troops Causes a Protest to
be Enterc«!.
FIND NEW FRAUD
navy will punish .
Bremerton Navy Yard Will G«t
Sh-p* tor a lime.
„
POSTAL INSPECTORS CAUSE TWO
Washington. June 3 —"Until »,
here
regon
Victoria, B C„ June 4.—The crisis
have
some visible evidence that Brefc.
Mona*tlr, European Turkey. June 6
MORE
ARRESTS.
in China grows apace, according to
OREGON.
EUGENE
—Horrible detail* are arriving here
erton
intends to comply with our q*
news received by the Empress of
________
mands for an improvement in th* ,Ur
of the slaughter of the inhabitant* of
China,
for
not
only
is
the
situation
APPEAL
OF
OREGON.
LOOKING FOR LOST PACKAGES.
for roundings of the Puget Sound navy­
the village of Smerda*h, south of
grave in the north, but also in the Rural Delivery Sacks Were Sold
Lake Presba, May 21, by Bash!
yard. no more vessels will be orders
Ninety
Cents
and
Clerks
Received
Land
south, for with the incursion of
Baker City Receives a Visit by PostoHlee To Secretary of latcrior Frei
Bazouks. It appears that on the ar­
there
for repair*,” said A*sl*tant 8«.
Commissioner.
Forty
tor
Their
Influence
In
Securing
Inspectors.
2000 French troops across the Kwang­
rival of the Ba*hl Bazouks, Chaka
Contruct — Scheme Netted
I hem retary Darling today, after rezdit^
Two special Inspectors of the Post­ General W. H. Odell, as attorney for si borders, Pekin has become greatly
larooff'* band of insurgents withdrew office Department are at Baker City the State of Oregon, has appealed to
the full report of Captain Bii«»..
About $»,000.
alarmed. On the arrival of the French
to the mountain* without sustaining Investigating the mysterious disap­ the Secretary of the Interior from the
Captain Bleeker state» that Meeker
Wang
at
Chinnan,
Governor
|
force
registered
money
any loss. As no rebels were left in pearance of two
majority of the citizen» uf * B Mt
decision of the Commissioner of the I
Chung, of Kwangsi, asked
Washington, June 8.—As a result of
the village, the inhabitants exper­ packages, which have been missing General Land Office in the matter of
ton
are sincere in their u.
desir» to rem,f-
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
asked the French Consul to de- the sweeping investigation of affairs
last March, The packages were
ienced no anxiety until suddenly at since
will pay a visit to Ireland June 21.
deposited in the postoffice in this city lieu land selections upon mineral base mand their withdrawal, but he re- at the Postoffice Department. Thomas the town of questionable resort* xM
' ' . over T the W. McGregor, clerk in charge of the to conform to the requirement» of th.
had ___
no ___
authority
sunset the Turks, who had completely
the First National Bank. on March in Southeastern Oregon The Com­ j plied he _____
Fire destroyed the business portion surrounded the place, commenced a by
Pekin correspondents say that supplies for the rural free delivery ser­
17 last. One was addressed to Brown missioner had rejected the selections ! forces. _______
of New Lisbon, Wis.; loss, $100,000.
is considered at Pekin that the ac- vice. and C. Ellsworth Upton, of Bal­ Navy Department, but intimate» u*t
tegular bombardment, whereupon all A Pearce, at Cornucopia, and the of lieu land made by Mr. Odell for the ' it
tion
in the south is timore. one of McGregor's assistants there is no way of closing up the q .
Mr.
Hun-
Fire in the plant of a Philadelphia the villagers assembled in the streets. other was addressed to a
state, assigning as a reason therefor taken of for the the French
loons until their licenses expir,
purpose
of creating dis­
package
Neither
that the state had already sold the cussion in favor of Russia. An in­ were arrested today on the harge of There are now 15 saloons in the towa
dress suit case company caused a loss of Though the artillery ceased firing saker, at Pine.
«onHpiracy
with
Charles
E.
Smith,
of
the
bank
its destination and
lands which it seeks to use as basa.
six on Front Street, two. it 1» xaiq 0>
$50,000.
during part of the night, the Turkish reached
made Inquiries concerning them at Another reason assigned for the re­ fluential petition ha* been received al Baltimore, to defraud the government erating without valid license One «.
The
ar-
Infantry
fired
-ji
night
long,
Pekin
from
Hong
Kong
asking
for
the
in
the
purchase
of
the
leather
pouch
­
in Baker City.
The «heat importers ol Lisbon have tillery bombardment was
jection was that the mineral character dismissal of Governor Wang Chih
loonkeeper voluntarily went out of
recom- the At office
first It was claimed that the post­ of the land had not been proven.
es furnished the rural carriers business since December. Five y.
formed a trust which take* in all the menced at daybreak, but as it waB in-
Chung
on
the
ground
that
he
is
in
master at Keating, the first way sta­
throughout the country. Their cases censes will expire in September, anq
mills of Portugal.
The Commissioner also held that
effective the Turks set Are to the vil- tion on the route out from Baker City,
with the French.
make sever in all since the investi-
the proceedings for the adjudication league
The situation regarding Manchuria gation began Other arrests are ex­ others not until December. To allo»
Glasgow, Scotland, capitalists have luge on all sides and commenced a had receipted for them, but some of the mineral character of the land
these saloons to run until that time u
formed a company to make shipments general massacre, About 300 bouses time afterwards it was discovered were irregular for the reason that they was very grave when the Empress pected later.
nut satisfactory to the department
were burned and upward of 200 per­ that the Keating postmaster bad re­
'sailed. Reliable reports published by
The story of today's arrests is best
of bananas from Jamaica to New sons,
were
commenced
before
application
mostly women and children, ported the packages short when the
-the Japanese papers told of continued told in the following official state­
Orleans.
had
been
made
for
the
selection
of
the
were killed. The women and girls pouch reached there, and the matter
I war preparations. A Chee Foo dis- ment. given out by Fourth Assistant
EXILE FOR THEM.
lands.
Strife between the Baptists and the were murdered while resisting outrage. had been overlooked by the Baker iitflemnity
patch said
Governor Chamberlain has written | i Patch
»aid that
that Russians
nussiaus were
were busily
uus..7 Postmaster-General Bristow this af­
Methodists at Rochester, Minn,, has Whole households were slain. Not a City office. The total amount of mon­ a letter to the Secretary of the Inter-1 chartering steamers to carry troop* ternoon :
Turks Will Expel One Hundred Bulg».
auu di
Ilia to Taku
lunu KJiauia
• — • ~ '
resulted in the blowing up of the form­ living soul was left in the village. I ey in the two packages was $450.
lor advising that official that General ¡and
arms
Shan a»aa~
and 5alu.
Thomas W. McGregor and C. Ells­
Ian* as Ringleader* «1 Party.
The
survivors,
many
of
them
half
'
It
is
reported
that
the
Nippon
Yusen
er church.
Odell has authority to represent ths
It is reported that the Nippon Yusen worth Upton were arrested this after­
burned or otherwise injured, fled.
London, June 3.—Dispatches frCB
State
of
Oregon
in
this
proceeding.
|
Kaiiha
has
been
asked
to
hold
its
LAND ORDERED WITHDRAWN.
noon
on
warrants
sworn
out
in
Bal
­
On the charges of insolvency and Horn*' of the fleeing villagers were
and that it Is his desire -----
a8 Chief Hi-j -------
fleet --
in ---
readiness for transports, timore by Inspectors Simons and Sul­ Constantinople to tb« Times show th*t
mismanaegtnent, a receiver is asked for captured, and had their ears and nose«
I«;.* be
ap- ' Stories of large accamulations of pro­ livan. charged with a conspiracy with the porte claims that the exile of iuq
ecutive,
that
the
selections
be
La
Orande
Office
Receives
Orders
Con
­
cut
off
before
they
were
butchered.
the Campeche lumber and development
by ths ' visions by Russians and Japanese are Charles E. Smith and others to de­ Albanian chiefs bax restored tranquil,
proved, so that sale* made
1__
cerning Grant and Morrow.
The report adds that 1400 villagers
company, a $1,000,000 corporation
state shall not be rendered null and (frequent in Japan papers. The Rus­ fraud the government in the purchase ity, but the Uskub correspondent of
were
In
the
mountains
without
food
sian squadron was maneuvering off of pouches from C. E. Smith, of Bal-
dealing in Mexican timber lands.
A telegram has been received by
or clothing One band of these con- j the I.a Grande land office officials void.
¡the Yalu when the Empress sailed on iimore. The complaint sets forth that the paper says he expect* further fight­
ing in Albania.
slating
of
40
women
and
children.
|
Roblrers rifled the safe of a bank at
' Mav 22
from Washington as follows:
were caught by soldiers in a ravine j Withdraw from settlement, or any
Klamath Lake Railroad Running.
' M(_ g'unK governor of Moukden. ar. McGregor and Upton agreed with
The Turaieh authorities proporatn
Vista, Minn., ot $45,00.
Smith to obtain for him orders for
and were killed after horrible treat appropriation, townships 4. ranges 28
Trains are running regularly on the ¡rived at Mojl, and, interviewed there. many thousands of leather pouches exile without trial 106 leading bulgat.
Roumanian is considering steps to inent.
~ aims
‘
' at securing
----- per- such as are used by rural letter car­ ■an* from the whole of Macedonia
and 30; townships 5, ranges 28. 29 and new Klamath Lake Railroad from
said Russia
seep Americans out of its oil fields.
30; townsblps 6. ranges 27. 28, 29. 30:
; manent possession of Manchuria and riers. The price agreed upon was 9C lhe»e exiles are mostly schoolmutarx
I^kird,
on
the
Southern
Pacific,
to
Pak-
RUSSIA WILL SOON FIGHT JAPAN.
township 7. range 27; the nortK half
the moût.’- of the Yalu.
The lander-Rawlins, Wyo., stage
cents per pouch: the actual value was and merchants of high standing, itsj
of township 7. ranges 28, 29 and 30; egama. the temporary terminus In
was held up and the mail sacks rifled.
less than 50 cents. Smith was to pay have been selected a* the most danger-
Klamath
county.and
stages
and
freight
the
west
half
of
township
8,
range
27;
Officers Have Advised Chinese to l.eave
LEVEE GIVES WAY IN IOWA.
to them the difference between 90 and ou* of the 300 person» long suspected
wagons are able to make their trips
The Acre reliellion is at an end an<i
all
south
and
east.
Manchuria.
50 cents per pouch.
of being ringleaders who were recently
in half the time they did when they
J. H. FIMPLR.
the chiefs have promised obedience to
It is said at the department that the arrested there.
Keo-
Crops
on
Thousands
of
Acre*
About
went
to
Ashland
and
Ager.
Mall
still
Victoria.
B.
C„
June
5.
—
The
steam
­
Assistant
Secretary.
Brazil.
actual
number
of
pouches
which
were
kuk are Ruined.
There i* t distinct recrudt-sience of
The land lie* in Grant and Morrow mini s l.v stage from Ashland, but ft
er Riojun Marti, which arrived today
purchased exceeded 20.000 for which
Fire has destroyed the $50,000 plant
is expected the government will soon
counties.
St. Louis, June 4.—A special to the the government paid 90 cents each, or activity on the part of the reliel lixnd«,
from
the
Orient,
brings
additional
of the Midland manufacturing company
arrange to have It brought via the new
and serious conflicts ate reported from
news regarding the crisis. The North
railroad, thus greatly improving the Post-Dispatch from Keokuk. Ia.. says $18.000 in all. Smith, it is alleged, re­ various directions, large quantities of
at Tarkio, Mo.
Mill for Harrisburg.
ceived and retained of this for Ills own
Six
hundred
square
miles
of
rich
service.
Particularly
tn
winter,
when
China Daily News tells of the adott
Hon. R. A. Booth, accompanied by
The Mississippi capital building,
mud and slush impeded travel, the farming land along the Mississippi use $10,000, while the remaining $8000 dynataite bombs are said to have leen
was paid to McGregor and Upton. brought from Bulgaria.
erected at a cost of $1,000,000, has tlon of Russian tactics by Japan, which Civil Engineer E. Klobdahl, have been railroad will facilitate the carrying of
power Is gathering forces into Corea at Harrisburg surveying a site os mail and gain the appreciation of peo- i I south of here is under water. The The government could have bought
been formally dedicated.
which to erect a large sawmill, work
Egyptian levee broke during the night the entire number of nnuches front
In the guise of settlers.
FLOOD STILL HIOH.
which will t>e begun in the early part pie who hanker for letters and papers in two places, and there are now more the manufacturers for $8000.
A treaty will lie signed by the United
before
they
become
ancient
history.
The
Shanghai
papers
say,
that
while
States and Brazil for the admission of the opinion of the best-informed men of next year. Lines will also be run
McGregor was the clerk in charge Water at Kansas City Stationary ixl
than 20 brakes In it. This levee runs
by which to increase the capacity of
American flour into Brazil.
from the Mississippi at Alexandria to of rural free delivery supplies, and
Is that there will be no war this the Harrisburg water ditch, now the
Jacksonville Box Factory.
Storm Brewing.
the Bluffs, and protects the town and Upton was one of his assistants. In­
The great state pawrbroking estab­ spring between Japan and Russia, property of the Booth Kelley Com­
The
machinery
of
the
big
plant
and
spectors
Sullivan
Is
from
the
St.
Louis
Kansas
City,
Mo., June 3.—With gw
shore
as
far
south
at
Hannibal
from
of
certainty,
there
Is
not
that
feeling
lishment at Rome hae been gutted by
pany. Mr. Booth said that the mill to
which Is Indispensable If commerce Is be erected would be one of large ca­ box factory at Jacksonville has start­ overflow of the Des Moines. A strip division, and Simons from the Kansas and electric lights extinguished and
Are, and damage ot $2,400,000 done.
to be uninterrupted. In Japan and pacity. Experts say that there is no bet­ ed up and everything, as far as test of country ten miles wide and sixty City division of Postoffice Inspectors. the water works shut down the city li
McGregor has been in the postal
The American consul at Canton re­ Manchuria the most Infammable mate­ ter site for a sawmill in Oregon than ed. works like a charm. This is the mllas long is now under water, and the
ports 1,000,000 natives in Kwang Si aa rials are piled up ready for conflagra at that point, and that more logs can largest and heaviest plant of the kind i crops, which never looked better, will service since 1891. He came her* practically at the mercy of the flrst
ever shipped here. The machinery la be a total loss. Much of the land over- from Nebraska as a messenger, and fire that shall break out. With rail­
starving, and makes an apjieal for aid. tlon, and no one can be sure that be congregated here by floating than the
latest and most approved. The {flowed has not been flooded for 33 subsequently was promoted to a clerk­ road transportation feeble and uncer­
some accidental spark will not start any known place in the world.
plant will employ about 25 to 49 ■years. The loss will reach $1,000.000. ship. and finally was appointed by
Two large whales which pursued a Are whose extent it Is imposible to
bands. About 300,000 boxes will be
schools of mackerel And themselves im­ forsee. The North China Daily News
The town of Alexandria. Ia., six Mr. Machen to take charge of the sup­ tain Kansas City may. if the water»
Faur Days of Celsbratlon.
required to ship the fruit product from miles south of Keokuk, is entirely sub­ ply w-ork of the rural free delivery ser­ do not recede within the next two or
prisoned in the Brae d’or lake, Cape says also:
The celebration to he held at Union Jackson county this year. It is not merged, and the people are living in vice. Mr. Upton is a Baltimorean, three days, be compelled to fight for
"Reliable news has been received
Brenton.*
by local mandarins of the great In is announced to be one of the most known whether this company will the second stories or making prepara and has been in the postal service for her very life. And tonight the skies
Ottumwa, la., suffered a loss of crease of Russian soldiery In Manchu­ elaborate ever held In Eastern Oregon. supply the local trade.
tlons to move.
13 years, Roth the men arrested are
$400,000 by Are. A large planing mill, ria. Port Arthur Is one succession of It will continue for four days. July 1.
A strip 300 feet long and 25 feet married, They were taken into cus- are dark and lowering, the rain is fall­
a printing establishment and ten resi­ large camps, bristling with field artil­ 2, 3 and 4. and will be under the man­
wide along the river front is the only tody at the pastofflce shortly before ing heavily, more stormy weather ii
Carnival at Salem.
dences were burned.
sweeping up from the west, and the
lery and armed men. Russians state agement of the Eastern Oregon Vet­ Salem will not celebrate the Fourth land in the town that is not flooded. the close of office hours,
In answer to Chinese Inquiries without eran Association, the Woman’s Relief
This is covered with horses, cattle,
McGregor has been under the close insatiable river is holding its own. It
The |>oj>e is suffering greatly from hesitation that they expect war with Corps, the Union County Pioneer As of July in the usual way, but will hold hogs, and people, with their house­ auveillance of the inspectors for is practically stationary tonight, hut
the intun*' heat.
Japan, whose troops would be likely sodatlon, and the City of Union. a street carnival from June 29 to July hold belongings, and the problem of weeks, and has been subjected to a what the floocj has it keeps and there
try to enter Manchuria through the United States Senator Mitchell has 4. inclusive. All the plans have been transporting them Is a serious one close examination for several hours a is no certain promise of when it will
A storm which swept Valparaiso to
Western coast of Llatotung. Russian been Invited to deliver an address perfected and a committee of active Grave fears are entertained for the day during part of that time, The in- recede.
,
wrecked four vesnels in the l*ay.
officers friendly with Chinese have here on the Fourth of July, which and enterprising citizens have the safety of the Hunt levee, which pro- snectors said that today they com-
The stage tonight is 34.9 against 25
work of carrying them out so well in i*cts th* bottoms from Warsaw to Dieted the evidence they wanted be-1 feet this morning. Chief Connor, of
Water in Kansas is falling and the earnenstly advised them to remove will be the big day of the meetings
their families and return to China,
hand that the success of the carnival ¡Quincy, on the Illinois side. Men are fore taking action.
the Weather Bureau, says that while
situation is much improved.
and not come back until after the war.
is assured. City Recorder N. J. Judah at work on it. and it can stand a few
Star Company to Resume.
Postal officials after the arrest* the outlook is for continued rains It
A. E. Ames A Co., one of the largest on the ground that the whole of Liao­ The Star Consolidation Mining Com Is general manager and has 11 asslst- ! more inches of rise. The loss of live- would not say'whether their inv'es-1 *»1 necessitate^ a very heavy fall If
•nking booses in Uauada, has sus- tung and Southern Manchuria will pany Is planning to resume operations a«*s.
I stock will prove very heavy.
ligations In any wise implicated Mr. the present high water Is to continue.
soon be one great battlefield "
ended payment.
Machen, who was general superinten- emd whether this will come or not ii
In a few days on an extensive scale.
dent of the system while the alleged something he cannot tell
Superintendent V. H. Behne has Just
MINERS MAY GO OUT AGAIN.
Honor for Oregon Boy.
A nephew of John Wilkes Booth de
returned from the east, having been
transactions occurred in the present I--------------------
TRAINS MEET HEAD ON.
•tee that the assassin ol President
Homer Martin, son of D. B. Martin,
successful In raising sufficient funds
matter.
HERMANN ELECTED.
Operator»
Will
Not
Recognize
Their
Se-
incoln did not die until 1901.
for all necessary Improvements. This of Mount Pleasant, near Oregon City,
TRL'E BILL FOUND.
Disregard of Orders Caused Fatal Collis-
lections
for
Peace
Board.
property la located on Martin creek, who was recently graduated from
A Burlington passenger train lias
Ion In Kansas.
Carries First District of Oregon for Cos-
In the Rohemla district. They have Stanford University, has been elected
Wilkesbarre, Pa., June 4.—Another
been lost sight of and it is feared it
grossman.
Topeka. Kan., June 6.— A disastrous over 1000 feet of tunnels, and also a to the chair of lattin and German in dark-streaked cloud loomed up on the Grand Jury Indicts Machen on Charge
has run into the flood along the Missis­
five stamp mill on the ground. Many the Palo Alto High School. Professor
of Bribery.
collision
between
Santa
Fe
passenger
Salem,
June
2.—Binger Hermann, of
sippi river.
very rich specimens of ore have been Martin has accepted the office for a . horizon of the anthracite coal re­
Washington. June 8.—That
___
_ | ___
the
Douglas
county,
was yesterday elect-
trains at Stilwell, this afternoon, kill­ found on this property.
gion
today.
The
executive
boards
ve->r, and will begin bis labors in the
Sight hundred are homeless as the ed nine people ami seriously Injured
;hairSMVehbrib<‘ry^e?r7rt./g'^at ed Rep’resMta’tive"in Congress' from
| of the United Miners, in ses­ A W. Machen. ex-Chief of the Free
fall.
result of the Georgia tornado.
One
™
, t
Agalnst Sunday Ball Games.
sion here today, indorsed the se­ Delivery Division, by Postmaster-Gen- ,he Flrst OreK°n District by approtl-
hundred people were killed and 160 six. Train No. 1 was going west at
full
speed
and
crashed
Into
the
Chl-
lection
of
their
three
district
pres
­
The
antagonism
to
Sunday
baseball
Carrier Lumber for MIHs.
eral Payne, rest on a good foundation mately 1800 plurality over A. E
others injured, of whom at least 20
idents on the board of conciliation,
has broken out afresh at Eugene, and
engo section of No. 8, east-bound
will die.
The Benton County Lumber Com­ authorized by the strike commission, is shown by the aetton of the grand Reames, his démocratie opponent.
a
complaint
has
been
made
by
a
large
The trains were routed on the Mis-
jury in Indicting Machen today. This
Ths supreme court has decided ths sourl Pacific tracks on account of the number of citizens, who wsnt before pany has completed a flume for the and if these members are not recog­ body has returned a bill charging The plurality of Congressman Tongue
nized
by
the
operators,
the
executive
the
County
Coart
and
secured
a
tem
­
transportation of lumber from its
Whitaker Wright, the promoter, can tie floods which washed out the Santa
Machen with illegally receiving $18,- one year ago was 7372. The vote w»i
Fe tracks, Orders were sent out by porary Injunction prohibiting base­ sawmill In the woods on Greasy creek boards will contemplate calling a con­ 987.79 in connection with department very light, being from 30 to 35 per
extradited for trial in England.
the train dispatcher today for both ball on Sunday. This action Is only to Philomath on the line of the Cor­ vention of mine-workers to declare a contracts.
cent short, and except in a few locali­
Chile is negotiating a loan for |500,- trains to meet at Stilwell
It Is preliminary to a case that will come vallis & Eastern Railroad. The length general suspension of work until their
The grand jurors, upon their oath, ties very little interest Was taken.
of
the
“
000 to cover the installments due on charged at the Santa Fe office here to- up at the June term of the Circuit
flume is 6% miles, and its ca members are given recognition.
find that on June 30. 1900. Mr. Mach­
Hermann carried Benton, Coos, Cue
In a statement tonight the district en. "with Intent to have his decision
two warships ami meet debts to banks. night that the crew on the Chicago Court, when tt Is the hope of the paclty is 25,000 feet of lumber per
hour.
presidents state that the operators »nd action as Superintendent of Free ry, Douglas. Klamath. Lake, Lincoln.
train disregarded tills injunction, and plaintiffs to have the restraining order
Chicago policeman are seeking for can a mile or more past the meeting made permanent.
objected on the ground that the mine­ I Delivery in regard to a purchase of Lane, Linn, Marion, Tillamook, and
workers' representatives were ap­ Groff fasteners influenced thereby, did Washington counties, while Reames
three Italians who killed a fellow man place. N'o. 1 did not stop at Stilwell,
Will Can Sardines.
was successful in Clackamas. Jack-
pointed by their organization as It ex­
ami then placed a revolver in hie hand but on running slowly by the engi­
June Salmon In the Vluer.
The Hemlow Sardine Packing
__ Com-
___ ists In each district, Another meet | ask of the Goff Brothers a promise son, Josephine, and probably in Polk.
neer saw no other train, and ns he
to raise the cry of sun ide.
The regular June run of fish has evi­ pany has been organized at Astoria, ing will
that they would pay him 40 per cent
be held tomorrow to deetde
had a clear track according to his or­ dently arrived In the lower Columbia and articles of incorporation filed.
any sum which might be received Yamhill county is In doubt, the vote
whether a suspension of work shall be of
A goegraphical society expedition lias ders he rushed ahead No. 8 whistled and for the first time in several weeks The
by
them thereafter from the United being practically a stand-off. and It
capital
stock
will
be
$50,000.
The
sailed from Baltimore to explore the before the east-bound train had pro- salmon are really plentiful, although object of the company la to engage in ordered.
States through the Postoffice Depart­ may take the official count to decide.
Bahama islands
Many noted sci­ .■»><>. led far. but too late to avoid a col there 1s no big run. The flsh are large the sardine canning business in As­
ment in payment of such fasteners,
llalon.
Flame to Great Height.
and of fine quality, those ranging from toria.
entists made up the party.
the purchase of which might be pro­
Up to Danger Line.
411 to 60 pounds each predominating
cured upon Mr. Machen's advice, and
Racine,
Win., Jnne 3.—Fire this
'
St.
Inouïs.
June
4.
—
The
Mississippi
'
On« Thousand M«n I ightlng Fir*.
The Japan house of representatives
As the best catches are being made in
Old receive the promise of the Groff
Training Department Fxerclses.
river has risen to 30 feet, the danger , Brothers in accordance therewith.”
afternoon swept the southern manufsrt-
Burlington. Vt . June 6.—At least the lower harbor and around the
has adopted the appropriations for
The closing exercises of the training line, at St Ixjuis. and continues to |
naval expansion but has rejected the 1000 men are fighting forest Arcs In mouth of the river, the Indications arc
tiring district of the city, doing about
department of the Southam Oregon : rise more than two feet a day. Indi­
Coal Barons Yield a Point.
proposed expenditure for Formosan Vermont, yet thousands of acres of that a new run Is entering the Co State
Normal
.
_
____
$300,000
damage. The fire started io
‘
‘
School,
at
Ashland,
cations
are
that
the
24-foot
stage
at
.
valuable
timber
land
have
been
burn
lunibia.
Pa.. June 8.—The dan-,
railroads and harlssr works.
took place at the opera-house last St. Louis, predicted by the signal ser­ ger Wilkesbarro
the boiler room of the Racine Boat
ed over, and there Is little prospect
of
a
strike
seems
to
be
already
week under the direction of the prln- vice bureau, will be exceeded. A 34 passing
•—
„«-mit- the
in* qeciston
away, .-.vu
even before
decision Manufacturing Company, and Wore
The Reliance has again lef«ata<l thè that the fires can he checked until
Latest Musk for Chautauqua.
clpal. Dr Andrew D. Warde
rain shall fall. At Hardwick two res
toot
stage
at
St.
Louis
means
Immense
<>f
th*
convention
of
miners
which
is the firemen had arrived a tank of gaso­
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.uiait-usv
I
vwmeniiun
oi
wntrh
is:
Coaetitution and Columbia.
Music will be made an especial fea
loi**
ilro-S- thousands
«hn..-- — 1 —
loss Already
of * acres of to meet in Pottsville within ten days. ; line, which wae stored nesr by for of
Idences were destroyed. The moat lure of the meeting of the Willamette
The Britieh admiralty le aeeklng a serious situation Is on Worcester Valley Chautauqua Association this
land, the most productive
in the „
Mid-
This
due to
of coni in the gasoline boats bnflt by the c*tr-
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■« ..„c
><> the
uie statements or
PORTLAND MARKETS.
die West, on the Missouri and Illinois
and nupri
superlntend-
euitahle steamer to «end to the relief ol Mountain, near the towns of Worces­ year Mrs.»Walter Reed, of Portland
___ _ companies
. --- officials
---- . — .W v»»*u
IIIIVIIU- | pany, exploded. A tower of flame SW
aides. are under water Hundred* of
"t* that
the English scienti tic eX|>edition in the ter and Elmore The Are there has who has been placed in charge of this
ot | ents
that I*
if the mineworkers, at their; feet high shot up into the air, but ••
Whont—Walla Walla, 7<M73c; Tal­ thousands have been lost Hundreds
to
Illinois
1 convention
burned over 1400 acres of heavy tlm department, will organlxe a large
t
to
niluo!,
“
r.vsntlGa,
should re-elect the three
Antarct le.
anti
Missouri
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toy,
75c.
and Missouri farmers through ruined district presidents as their represent- ' no one was about the factoriel, ■»
ber land, valued at $50 an acre, and
crops.
The Guatamelan legislature hae to- is rapidly spreading The smoke in chorus from among the singers of
Barley—Feed, $20.00 per ton; brow­ *~*““______________________________ atives on the conciliation board by a one was injured.
mieil a cali for a constitutional asse ni­ that locality la so dense objects a Oregon City. Nix of the very latest ing. $21.
malority vote, there wonin b* no fur-
be
selected
musical
productions
will
ni y for the purpose of changlng the block away cannot be seen.
Indians Will l ight land Entries.
i ther objections to their legibility to
for presentation during the Chau
Held in Slavery.
Floni
—
Beet
trade«.
$3.98(14.30;
gra
­
constitution no aa to allo« the preeident
I serve on the board This action will
tauqua.
ham.
$3.45(43.86.
Washington.
June
4
—
The
Delaware
Vancouver.
B. C., June 3.—A short­
to sneceed himsvlf.
probably be taken at the coming con-'
Indiana today instituted In the District vention.
ing
tale
of
cruelty
to white childrt*
Millstuff»
—
Rran,
$23
par
ton;
mid-
London. June 6.—The Timas' cor­
R«c«lpt.« of Mate l and offk-e.
I illings, $27; shorts, $23.00; chop, Supreme Court proceedings to enjoin
Fix thousand |>«opl« are homeless in
by Indians at Port Simpson ’*•
The receipts of the State Land Of $18.
respondent
at
Pekin
notes
a
greater
the Secretary of the Interior and five
Gould Aids Fired Folk.
Iowa as the result of Itigli wrter.
brought to the city by W. Rud?*-
disposition on the part of the Foreign flee for the month of May amounted
civilized tribes from allowing any
Kansas
City. Mo . June 8.—George cal hotel keeper. He has made af-
Oats
-
No
1
white,
$1.10t'*1.15;
to
$56
647
74
This
is
the
largest
Ministers
to
view
with
favor
Great
Cherokees from making entries on the Gould today
Russia will enforce its Manchurian
sent $5MM) to the Kansas fldavits that he saw a 12 year-old bof
Britain's proposal that China pay her month's receipts In a period of 12 gras, $1.05 |<er cental.
lands segregated for the benefit of the Lcity, Kan., relief
committee Not all
policy, despite China's refusal l< li rant Indemnity
on a silver liasla for nine years, with the exception of one
carrying a bundle of wood whi'’
Delaware
Indians.
The
suit
alleges
Hay
—
Timothv,
$20r#2l;
clover,
the demande.
of
the
3d.0<9)
people
from their would tax the strength of * mas
years and In gold thereafter, leaving month In 1899. when holders of land nominal ; cheat, $l.V<Slfl per ton.
that there were 11.675 acres set astde homes have received driven
assistance
from
certificates
made
payments
of
arrear
­
the
question
open
whether
China
strapped to his back, while the Ind:«
to remain segregated rending the suit
Nearly 60 people were injured, eight
shall ultimately pay the difference ages tn order to secure a reduction of Potato««—Bast Burbanks, 5t\»t>0c per before the United States Supreme the public, but food and shelter and in whose charge he has been for so®'
eeriouelr, in a collision ot San Fran- He
clothing
were
given
to
all
who
needed.
Interest
Practically
all
rate
of
the
says that even If the United States
sack; ordinary, 85$l«5c per cental, Court Involving questions affecting
time, walked alongside He also
cisco street cars.
accepts payment of her Indemnity in the receipts this month came In dur- growers' price«, Merced sweets, $3« those lands.
__ petitioners ask for The military camp at Wyandotte open­ dares that another child of more ten­
lands ’ The
ed
with
1600
inhabitants,
white*
and
21
days
of
the
month.
ing
the
first
silver It should t>e remembereil the
the cancellation of all entries'on these
der years is also made to work ¡« •
3.60 per cental.
Representative Pavne says the next $!5
negroes being separated. The mili­
000.006 which the United States
lands.
congress will not revise the tariff or claimed exceeded her actual leases
Poultry—Chickens, mixed. 118812c;
President Given Vacation.
tary camp In this city opened with 500 similar manner.
pass any laws against the trusts.
Inhabitants.
The convention hall
and leaves a wide margin in her favor
President H Edwin McGrew of Pa vonng, 13<R14 c ; hens, 13c: tar keys,
Protest to Castro.
will Confer With Jaws.
camp, which accommodates 2000 will
elfte College, has been granted a year's live. 16(417c; dreaaed, 20<422c: duck«,
New York. June S— The lx®**
Four cars on the Southern Pacific
he
maintained
Sanitary
conditions
Washington. June 4.—Simon Wolf
leave of absence by the board of man $7 00<47.50 per dosen. geeee. $6(46.50
Colombia Xgaln Ha« P*ac*.
went over a high emhankmsnt south of
Foreign Office has cabled th* 3r' ‘
written to Secretary Hay to make are excellent in all camps and there Minister in Caracas to protest ai*’’
and will spend next year In
Cheese—Fall cream, twins. 15^*4 has
Banta Barbara. OaL, injuring to peo­
Washington June 8 —A ■ able re agera.
is
little
sickness
work at Harvard University 16c; Yonng America, 15<415 Sc; lM|. an appointment to rec« Ive the execn
President Castro's decree closing
ple, some of them seriously.
celved today from United State* Mln special
live committee of th* B'nat B'rith
Professor C K Levis, of Colorado
custom houses on th* Gulf of P»rx
later Beaupre dated Bogota. Jnne 1, has
E«an«' lave Is Significant,
which desires to make certain repre-
as acting president ory pniw, 1*41 Sc; I««*.
been
elected
The famine situation In China IF reads
Ciudad Bolivar, cables th* '•''2'','.
"A deerv. * I rmu $»$1 today «It»
the college, which Insures good Rutter — Fancy creamery, 20t422,.-e per sentations to the secretarv
appalling.
hfngton. June «.—Coming close correspondent at Port of Spain ~
_ Jag
.
public order restoml through of
the treatment of Jews n „ Russia.
1
management
for
next
year.
pound,
extras.
Sic;
dairy,
20(432
Sc;
The
•
heels
of
a
long
report
from fdad. The enforcement of tbi* _
committee is understood to be forti- R
George Francis Train, while s«r out the nation '' This announcement
store, 164818a.
Idmlral Evans, commander-in- cree m*ans the stopping of st-’V®' ,
'la believed to have an Important bear
fled with a large mas; of detailed tea-
Mad« I args Additions to I odgs.
iously 111, la tot In any danger.
of the Asiatic ««quadron. con- of the Rritfsh and American
Ing upon the pending canal treaty, for
Eggs—IfiSlfH’Sc per dosen.
timony respecting the terrible hap-
A celebration bv the Women of
g the grave International sit- Companies and cutting off the
Troops have been called out at I^x It la auppoaed to Indicate the auapen Woodcraft was held at Roseburg I. a
penlng at Kichinef The secretary
Hops—Choice, 18(f 30c per pound.
in China, the assembling of supply for Trinidad, which is
•Ion of martial law and the removal of
Ington, Ky , to protect prisoners.
has
accordingly
set
M
thy
few
days
ago
the
occasion
being
I
»ad
ay.
Jnne
15.
■Iron in Chine»* waters wholly dependent upon the ship®
Woll-—Valiev 12 SA IT: Eastern Or^
the constitutional objections to the a*
as
the
date
for
confer
for
close
of
a
three
months'
campaign
led as
„,
gon, 8(414; mohair, 358837 Sc.
St Petersburg. Russia, has just cel aamblage of the Colombian Congress
significant. Th* of cattle from Ciudad Bolivar.
new members During that period I th«
sbrated the bi-centennary anniversary under other than peace conditions
* Kentucky __
”"
Beef — Groee, rows, 3 SA 4c per
and _ „o.
Oregon
lodge
Im
reseed
from
a
member.»-
Guam End at Cable «plkíd.
of its founding
Castro's Order Will Ba RecnC»1"*
protected
New tJT*
Or |
_ _ • x cruiser
t xaii^-r
—
J
—
■
—
66 to 176. and a large number of appli­ ponnd; steers, 5«l5Sc; dreaeed. «Sc. i Manilla June 4—Th* British cable l '.f-an» have - -
arrived at Chee Foo. the
Washington. June 3.—It is prot»*1*
Th« I ast«st Hatt kahle Afloat.
Vaal —7S«8c.
cations are still on tile.
The Navy Department will not ro
steamer Angvlla engaged In lar’ne monitor Monterey and the collier that the United States Govern®*?
Vienna June 6 The speed trials of
move the baa on the Bremerton navy
Mntton—Gross, $3.50 par pound the Commercial Paciflc cable, arrived Pompeii at ShanghaL
*111 recognize the legality of
U « st mi Normal CMemeiKsment.
the Austrian second -class battleship
yard until tbs saloons are closed
dreeanl. 7«7Sa
at Guam at midnight. She had good
dent Castro's decree closing • n’1«!’?
Arpad at Pola proves her to be the
The Eastern Oregon State Normal
lows Is to B* Patched l>.
I am be— Grose, 6c per grand. dressed, weather throughout and her trip from
of ports in Venezuela tn th* i“****
The Presbyterian Aaeetnbly adopt fastest battleship In the world Her School at W’eaton.’ la now busy with
Washington. June 8—Forty thona »ion of the Insurgents. TdrksR*“
this port was entirely successful The
ed reeolutkns arflng the expulsion of maximum speed Is 3” 12 knots tn a preparations for commeacement The 7 Sc.
and
dollars
I*
to
be
expended
on
im
­
«'■
urn
en.l
of
the
cs'
■
wan
i
to-
Hogs—Gress,. 6<6'*e per pound
Senator Smoot from the halls of Con six hour run. She was constructed by week opens with the baccalaureate ex
mediate low*
temporary repairs on th* bat- this decree does not constitute
I day. completing connection between tieship
Aroused, 7S««
the Triest es Shipbuilding Company
erclaea Sunday. June T.
groan.
'
Malay
and
Guam.
",
.
iwn She will be patched up blockade, but probably the
I
' and kept in commission until autumn ' quences of Its enforcement woum
similar to one.
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