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I Eugene Weekly Guard Cloudburst In Arizona Costa Thirty Lives and Heavy Property Loss. ■ f < h i happenings here in O regon Coal Operators Admit That the Price of Fuel Is to Be Raised. FAIR LEWIS AND COMMISSION CLARK BOARD HAS RAMMED at One Mundrtd Ds.d From Colluu Coast of Frsnc, ** Marselilles. June lo.-Mor, , persons perished today near w l* les as the result of a colllaioa the Insulaire and the Liban steamers, belonging to’ the Steamship Company. ThH Marseilles this morning On l‘i< passenger trip to Bastta Co/ was run down and sunk by . k '*’ *** lalre off the Make islands I,U“ The collision was witnesses pllot-boat Blechamp, which w 01 two miles distant. The Blecha mediately repaired to the iDn. , '* der assistance. 10 re*- The force of the collision» had great hole in the Liban', side ,7* already was making water The captain saw that the only was to run the steamer aground ------- - a8round the Liban was headed full . the shore; but within 17 minute, J” the collision and while »till ln T** water, the fore part of th« st plunged beneath the waves, and f minutes later had disappeare«i * * New York, June 11—The Interstate BEEN NAMED. Commerce Commission returned tc OMGON. New York today to continue the inves tigation into the complaint of W. R PAY FOR VETERANS. SURVEY OF PORTAGE ROAD. Hearst that the coal-carrying railroads Nearly AB on St. I ouls Board -MlBride's Plan Is to Conserve the Appropria Indian War Claimant« Can Now Oat have violated and aré violating the Engineer Hammond WUI Go Ahead With tion so That Prominrnt Features of anti-pooling section of the Sherman Comprehensive Review of the Import Th«lr Money. Preliminary Wert. anti-trust law. The commission post ant Happenings of the Past Week. the Exhibit May Be Sent to Port Secretary of State Dunbar has re The State Board ot Portage Railway Presented In Condensed Form, Most poned the bearing until the United land. Commissioners bald a conference with ceived 98 voebers for claims of Indian States Circuit Court had passed on Likely to Prove Interesting. A. E. Hammond, the engineer recently War veterans and will begin issuing selected to make a preliminary survey warrants in payment of the same this the right of the coal road presidents tc Olympia. Wash., June 14.—Gover of the route of the portage road be week. It is believed that 800 claims refuse to answer questions as to con nor McBride has announced the ap An insane man'attempted to aseasa- tracts between the coal companies and pointment of the members of the Lew tween The Dalles and Celllo. Mr nate Emperor Francis Joseph. Hammond was directed to proceed at will be filed with the Adjutant-General, the railroads. is and Clark Exposition Commission Robert M Oliphant, ex-president of of Russia's activity in Manchuria is once with the survey, and he will do and that 750 of these will be allowed, the State of Washington. They the Delaware & Hudson, one of the re so as soon as he can organize a sur overtaxing the patience of Japan. In amounts averaging about ,150 each. are: J. G. Megler, of Brookfield; Col spondent railroads, was the first wit veying party. If thia expectation shall be fulfilled, onel F. J. Parker, of Walla Walla; W. A move was made to create a republic His work will be to examine the the total claims allowed will amount to ness. He corroborated the statements W. Tolman, of Spokane. G. W. R. of Hervia, but it was promptly smoth ground and run preliminary lines ,112.500. The total appropriation is of the other coal men, who have testi Peaslee, of Clarkston; R. P. Thomas, ered. where the road wil) probably be con »100.000, so that a deficiency of ,12.500 fled that the price of coal to the public of Anacortes; Thomas Harrington, of I is to be raised 10 cents a ton a month structed. He will make plats and Is probable. The coming congress will be strongly until a maximum increase of 50 cents Bnckley; George Lindsley, of Vancou charts showing all the topographical Under advice of the Attorney Gen urged to make a reciprocity treaty with a ton is reached. He was not prepar ver. conditions. He expects to be ready to eral Secretary of State Dunbar will In this list, Messrs. Tolman, Peaslee, Canada. ed to say that the increased cost of report to the board in about 30 days, Issue warrants for claims in the order Harrington and Lindsley are and until that time no further action in which the vochers come to his office, production would not exceed 30 cents Thomas, Arrival of troops caused striking "We could get a higher price if we also members of the Louisiana Pur can be taken by the board. and no In the order the claims are filed Arizona miners to make peats with chase Exposition Commission. The with the Adjutant-General. All claims asked for it,” he added. It was out of object of appionting a majority of the their employers. will be paid In full as long as the deference to the nee*l« of the public, members of tbe St. Louis commission Receipt« of Columbia County. Major W. fl. Gibbon, who is said to The reports in the County Clerk's of money lasts, and when the appropria the witness said, that the price of coal ers on the Portland board, according ave tired the first shot of the Civil war fice show that the receipts for May tion is exhausted the Secretary of was kept at ,5 just after the strike, to Governor McBride, was to carry In the meantime the Blechamp th. upon Fort huiuter, is dead. were larger than at any time In the State will issue certificates of allow when the independent operators were out the executive's purpose that the steamer Balkan, also belonging to th ance, which are recognized as legal getting ,8 to ,10. history of Columbia county. Tt\p total A new case of plague is reported at Adelbert Moot, of counsel for the appropriation for the St. Louis Fair Fraissenet Company, and other amount received was »562 08, appor evidence of a valid claim against the should be so conserved as to permit Iquique, Chile. tioned as follows: Recording deeds state. These certificates will not draw Erie system, protested that the com enough remaining after the close of | bad drawn near the sinking ,hlp mission has no jurisdiction In any mat- interest and must await an appropria court and other instruments, »272.75; The presidential elections in Hanto tion by some subsequent Legislature i ter that concerns the price of coal. that fair to send the permanent fea were making desperate effort, to r* fees, »228; redemptions, »61.33. Domingo have been set for June 20. The commission decided it could con- ture of the state's exhibit there to cue those on board. The Blechaa before they can be paid. ' aider the prices realized for the pro- Portland for use at the Lewis and picked up 40 persons, many of Foot and mouth disease prevails High School Contract Let. Í duct to arrive at the reasonableness Clark Exposition. among sheep just brought to Liverpool Coming Events. Messrs. Megler and Parker were on were at the point of exhaustion Th The Eugene school board has let the 1 or the unreasonableness of the freight from Buenos Ayres. Western Oregon division Oregon rates. the preliminary board of the Portland Balkan rescued 37 passenger, and n> contract to Welsh A Mauer, of Salem, for the construction of the new High State Teachers’ Association. Portland The Standard Oil Company has been Judge Campbell, the legal represen Exposition, having been appointed by to the present it is known that in School building. The contract price June 24-29. forced out of Ron mania by opposition tative of the Reading system, declared Governor Rogers. dition to the passengers, 17 Of th( Street carnival. Ashland. June 15-29 The Washington members of the fa »24,259. his clients ready to concede that the of the government. Pioneers' reunion, BrownsviHe, June price of coal is about ,5 per ton, and Lewis and Clark Commission repre crew were also saved. The monks expelled from France will 10-12. Rich Find In Southern Oregon. Officers of the steamer Balkan dq. WANTS TO EXCHANGE LAND. that the price will Increase until ,5.50 sent personally the leading interests School election in all Oregon dis is reached. come to Kentucky and endeavor to es of the state. J. G. Megler is a cribe the scene just before the Uh« J. A. Whitman and J. D. Hard are tablish a monastry. now in control of what promise, to be tricts, June 15. Mr. Moot, attorney for Mr. Oliphant, wealthy canncyman on the Washing disappeared as a terrible one As the Colorado Desires Government to Control Convention of the Sunday schools of argued that, as they handled no coal ton side of the Columbia, and Is also vessel was sinking it was inclined to the biggest placer mining proposition Secretary Hichcock has issued regula the Water Supply. In Southern Oregon The property is Lane county. June 10-11. but from its own mines, neither the one of the best-known men in the such an angel that the mast, ituge tions prohibiting all molestation of the Street carnival. Roseburg. June 22. commission nor Congress had any au state by reason of his long service in the water, causing an eddy, maklngthe Washington. June 13.—The Interior located on Steve's Fork of Steamboat wild animals in Yellowstone Park. Christian camp meeting. Turner, thority to investigate its prices. The the State Senate and House of Repre work of rescue most difficult. A ms« Departm«>nt has been confronted with Lake, and comprises some 880 acres June 19. sentatives. commission overruled the objection. of human beings was clinging to the Eight thousand New York bricklay a proposition from the State of Colo of mining ground, nearly all of which Street carnival. Salem, June 29 to Mr Peaslee was a member of the foundering vessel and uttering despu. Mr. Shern read from the record the ers threaten to strike for 70 cents an rado which It would like to accept, but prospects rich from "grass roots to July 4. It is believed the Secretary has no nu bedrock.” Rome of the prospects ob- last House of Representatives, and on Ing cries as it went down. between J. J. Jermyn and the hour, as against 66 cents, now prevail thorlty to act. Colorado owns 500.000 Mazamas leave Eugene to climb the contract tafned are so big that It is hard to be- Pnsoiiehnnna Coal Company, made on the Fair Commission represents the At the same time the boiler, et. ing. acrea of timber land, which It offers lleve they were taken from just a few Three Sisters, June 9, returning in November 1, 1900. By that contract fruit and agricultural Interests of ploded, intensifying the horrors. For ten days. to convey to the Government In ex The property was pur- tanB of dirt. Eastern Washington. His business is Andrew Carnegie haa purchase«! from the Jermyns agreed to sell the "ntire r. few moments the victims were seen products of their mines to the Susque- that of a nurseryman. Mr. Lindsley, struggling in the Bea. when the wiv« Baron de Boyet his notable collection change for an equal area of vacant chased from Messrs. Shearer, Lewis, public agricultural lands Colorado Armstrong & Scott, and the new own Worms Eat Yamhill Wheat. I hanna & Western Coal Company at of Vancouver, also represents the closed over them and all wa, silent of Euro|>ean fossils for the Carnegie wants the Government to take the tim era have already been offered an ad The farmers in the vicinity of I .a certain prices, ranging from 50 per fruit interests of the state. Of about 200 passenger, who were M useum in Chicago. ber lands for the purpose of coavert vance of two and a half times the pur Fayette are becoming somewhat alarm I cent of the tide water price realized R. P. Thomas, of Anacortes, is an aboard the Liban, it was feared that ing them Into a forest reserve, not be- chase price. The water supply is ed about their Fall-sown wheat. The for pea coal to 65 per cent realized for old friend of the Governor. He is in half were drowned. Ex-Attorney General W.J. Hendryck, of Kentucky, has been declared a bank < ause the timber Is valuable, but be abundant. indication that there was something stove and chestnut coal. The commis- the lumber manufacturing business, and, being located at Anacortes, where wrong was that the grain was turning son adjourned until tomorrow. rupt in New York. His liabilities are cause water Is becoming scarcer and Lane Oats Will Be Short. the fisheries are a leading industry, is CHILE ROW ALARMS. red, and. upon closer examination a »17« ,259, and bis assets principally more valuable In Colorado every year, and It la agreed that the Government The effect of the recent hot wave Is small, red worm was found in or near also more or less familiar there with WAR ON ARABS. were lands of questionable value. can better protect the water aupply unquestionably very dlaasterous to all the first joint of the stalk. Some will that industry. United States Has Ordered Warralp, u Major Robert L. Bowse, who haa than could the state acting for Itself. growing crops in lane county, with cut their grain for hay. while others Senator Tolman has been a member Valparaiso. France Will Punish Rebels for Attacking been or«lered to Manila to be present There Is no law under which such an the possible exception of hops. Farm claim the crop will not pay for the of the last State Senate for two legis Oovemor General. latures. He represents the mining in Washington, June 10.—Upon th« r« during the investigation of the charges exchange could be made, but under a ers have been complaining for two harvesting, being so badly damaged. special act of Congress a similar ex weeks past about Insufficient rain for These fears may prove to be greatly Beni-Ounif, Algeria, June 11.—The terests. He is a lawyer by profession, ceipt of reports from American agent» made against him of cruel treatment of change was made In Wyoming several the grain crops, and this hot spell, exaggerated. Filipino persons, lias sailed front Porto years ago. French artillery opened a preliminary but also manages one of the best min in Chile to the effect that the situ«, coming at thia time, will have the ef ing properties in Eastern Washington. Rico for New York. fire at 5:30 o’clock this morning on Secretary Hitchcock. Land Commls- fect of cutting short the crop very ma Mr. Harrington is a resident of the tion at Valparaiso is unsatisfactory, Getting Ready to Operate. Figulg. the stronghold of the rebellious lumber manufacturing town of Buck- owing to the recent Socialist disturb The laundry workers' strike at Chi sloner Richards. Chief Forester Pin- terially. There haa been Insufficient The Sumpter Lumber Company has < hot and other officials are all Impress moisture for nutrition of growing cago is still lai from settled. Zenagama tribesmen, who recently at ley. He is engaged In the general ances there, the State Department this ed with the proposition and will grains, and now the heat comes and succeeded in floating all the sawlog, tacked and tried to ambush Governor- merchandise and lumbering business. afternooa requested the Navy Depart on Cracker Creek to the mill site just The unofficial announcement is msde strongly endorse either a bill author forces maturation without any possl Colonel F. J. Parker was for many General Jonnart and his escort, of south of town. The total amount put thst ths Gouids have secured control of izing the exchange In Colorado or In hlllty of growth. Wheat will undoubt years editor of the Walla Walla States ment to dispatch a ship to that poiat, all arid or semi-arid states. The poli edly be cut short 25 per cent, and oats In was over 1.000,000 feet. The frame whom 13 were seriously injured. The man, but is now retired. He was a in order that American interests miy the Baltimore A Ohio railroad. cy la generally favorable, as it is 50 per cent already, and the damage for the new mill will soon be up. and actual bombardment began at 7:30 on the staff of Governor - ----- — ------------ be fully protected in the event of an The worst of the flood is over at Rt. thought that such exchanges would will be even greater unless this spell as soon as the logs at ths old plant o’clock and lasted until 11 A. M., when Colonel emergency. Louis, but thousands of people are still prove beneficial to settlers In com of heat Is followed by a soaking rain are consumed the big mill will be ready a great diestructlon of houses had K°KerB- to be operated. in a critical condition. been wrought. The mosque was des- WATERS dfcfdr ci nwi v munities where irrigation la practical The Navy Department at Brit troyed and it is believed a great num I tlrs RECEDE SLOWLY, or likely to be engaged In. The ques Will Cheapen Transportation. thought of sending the entire Pacific Two highwaymen at Wilkesharre, tion will be brought before Congress ber of natives were killed. I ” Work on the Balsley-Elkhom. The preliminary survey of the elec- Pa., after holding up three men, opened next session. At 9:30 A. M. the French troops oc- st- Louis May Not See Last of Flood for squadron from San Francisco, but ai Machinery and supplies are arriving trie road from Raker City to the John almost dally for the Raisley-Elkhorn cupied Juieve Hill and another emin fire on them iatally wounding one man. a Month. Rear-Admiral Glass has just brought Day country Is about finished, The in the Raker district. A large ence. both strategic positions, by a sur-1 St. Louis. June 14.—The river con- his ships to California waters for re A passenger train on tlie Louisville RECEIVF.R ASKED FOR. route as laid out. commences at Row- mine prise movement. From these liills ex- I A Nashville road was wrecked at Coles en's ranch, not far from Raker Citv. and force of men has been engaged to cellent work was done, the melinite | tinues to fall steadily, but the Weather pairs, it was decided to order Rear- burg, Ky. Eleven persons were in- Shipbuilding Company Ordered to Olve extends along Rurnt River to the di work on this pr' jerty this season, and shells making a big breach in the ram Bureau reports that those who expect Admiral Sumner, commanding the now uu *he plan is to rush the to see a sudden decline will be disap vide. and thence into the John Day from jured. Ita Side of the Case. work of development as fast as possi- parts and destroying a multitude of { pointed. If the river falls at the same North Atlantic station, to proceed it Valley. Prairie City, no doubt, will be ble. once with his squadron now at Monte houses. Finally the fire was concen- A Madrons park, Seattle street car Trenton. N. J.. June 13.—Judge Kirk the destination for the present If is tarted on the mosque, which was much rate as in 1892 when there was a video through the Straits to Valparai was held up by two masked men and patrick. of the United States Circuit considered by many that a far cheaper heavy flood, the levee will be covered so. Cable orders to this effect were venerated and the edifice was blown | for a month yet. about »30. several watches and ether Court, nt his chamber» In Newark, to route could have been selected, had Women On State Pharmacy Board. sent Admiral Sumner this afternoon. to pieces. At 11 o'clock the French | day made an order returnable In Tren the survey been by way of Auburn Landsdown, the northeast suburb of ■ Orders were also telegraphed to Ad jewelry secured. Mias Kittle Walker Harbord of Sa guns were withdrawn to Ennan-Ed- ton next Monday for cause to show through the Sumpter Valley over to lem, has been appointed a member of 1 East St. Louis, is flooded by water miral Glass to be ready for sea, and Dar. where General O'Connor was A copper cylinder haa Just lieen dis why a receiver shoulil not be appointed Rurnt River. Several miles of road from the reservoir at Hunter's Switch, j the State Hoard of Pharmacy, to suc covered in Chicago containing many for the United States Shipbuilding building could be saved as well as the ceed L. W. Moody, of Portland, whose awaiting offers of submission when A swift torrent Is running under the in the event that Admiral Sumner's fleet is unable to get under way it records of the city dating hack previous Company The application was made road being laid out on an easier grade. term has expired. Mias Harbord is the this dispatch left. Throughout the en trestle at Lake Station, meeting the 1 once, the Pacific squadron may be or gagement there was no loss of life on by Roland R. Conklin, who charges to the great fire. first woman to be appointed on this the French side. The French artillery backwater from the south and spread-1 dered to Chilean waters in its stead. that the company la Insolvent, and also Rainier and St. Helena Want Seat. ing over Winstanley suburb, south of board. Her term of office is five years fired 600 shells at the town. At 3:30 Rear-Admiral Sumner’s fleet conaiitt The Chinese treasury building at alleges fraud In connection with the this afternoon an envoy from the the Rock road. Rainier and St. Helens have each of the protected cruiser Newark. B m Pekin was entirely destroyed by fire. Incorporation and management. At midnight last night the East St. Ameer of Figulg arrived at this place. ship; protected cruiser Detroit and th« Contract for Remodeling Courthouse. There was 4,000,000 taels In the struct- The company was organised about filed their petitions as candidates for I«ouis & Suburban Company abandon The Clackamas County Court has It is possible if the Figulg tribesmen ed its car sheds at Rock road and the gunboats Gloucester and Montgomery rue. No estimate of the loss Is obtain a year ago. with an authorized capital the relocated county seat. There are of »20,090.000 and with a provision for 79 names on the Rainier petition and awarded to Johnson & Andrews of Ore do not come to terms, other villages in Terminal Belt. The cars there were able at present. “ ex- taken to sheds at the Bluffs. gon City, the contract for building an the oasis will be bombarded. The a bond Issue of »16.006,000. Of this. Fishermen Declare Strike. Cuba is arranging for a consulate at »9.000.000 was to be underwritten by 115 names on the one field by St. Hel addition to the court house and remod pedttion will rest tomorrow. At 1 o'clock this morning 200 men en* Clatskanie was the first town to New Westminster. B. C.. June II- The bulk of the population of Figu Monterey, Mexico. a trust company The applicants for file a petition, having 125 names on eling the interior of that building for lg Is expected to be friendly to the and a supply of sacks were hurried I The Fishermen’s Union for British Co a receiver are holders of some of these the document. It la now a settled fact »3400. French, as neighboring tribes are as out to the Belt tracks at Lansdown. ! Franchises in South Africa are to lie bonds it la charged by Conklin and has decided to proclaim » strike that these three towns will be the only slstlng In the operations of the puni By daybreak a levee of dirt bags three I lumbla restricted tc white British subjects. hla co-auitora that the properties ac candidates for the county seat loca Work On Sumpter Water Plant. feet high and two feet wide extended ' commencing July 1. The sliding scale tive expedition. quired were worth nothing like »2.000.- offered by the canners is tinsatisfac Work on the Sumpter water worka France has formally notified the pow a long the tracks for 300 yards oppo-1 tory. Take the average number of A St. Louis street car accident resnIt 000; that the contracts on hand were tion to be voted on the first Monday in will soon be commenced. The plant site the flooded suburb. July. ers that she has no Intention of taking eti in 15 people being shaken up and only ,14.000.000; that the working cap will be 500 horse power, and half of Moroccan territory, and will onlv pun If the water continues to rise at the fish caught last season per boat. 11«. bruised. ital whs less than »3.000.000, an«! that this will be used In the electric plant Pr T n.t Jate ,he flKht for thP north at 16*^c cents per fish. Is »188.33. or Ish the Arab tribes who attacked Gen Good for Marton Crops. the earning capacly was only ,1.000. to light the city. part of East St. Louis will be made at »62.77 per man for the season's work cral Jounart. Piena by pieve the »500,000 mansion 000. an amount Insufficient to pay the That crops have not suffered by rea The Indians wanted 18 cents, and will this point. of John M. isvngyear is l>eiiiK moved company's fixed charges. son of the recent hot weather la declar Oregon Cattle to North Dakota. not fish for less. They have signed m Mob Takes Life of Negro. from Marquette, Mich., to Urookline, ed by farmers, fruitgrowers and hop agreement not to leave their homes M K Parsons, of Salt Lake, is ship Co,I Road, Favor Dealers. New National Reserve Policy. growers in Marion county. Hops and ping 5000 head of Eastern Oregon cat Mass. Macon. Ga , June 11—W. Cope Wins to fish for anything less than 18 cen« New York. June 14 — The investiga The white men want 18 cents and the Denver. June IS.—In a. bulletin lo fruit, except strawberrtee. will be Im- tle from Ontario stockyards this week low. Jr., whose father was one of the I to,perate resistance against arrest sued today by Secretary levering, ot proved by the heat of the last few to North Dakota This means about of the Georgia bar. tion of the Interstate Commerce Com- Japs 16 cents per fish. by two alleged murderers on a Chicago the National Woolgrowers' Aaaociation days. While the ground Is dry in the »125.000 distributed among cattlemen leading members __________ _ negro named mts8ion ln‘° W. R Hearst's complaint was instantly killed by hill country, and rain would be bene the new policy of the Administration street car threw the passengers Into a ' ' I Ilanjo" La VX fr-x’ * Peavev, L2e»«s ssss «* A*» A the a s former's . . farm ,hat ,he slx railroads operating into on Quits the Bench. ficial the hot weather will do no dam In relation to forest reserves la an panic. near Fort Valley, this afternoon Lang Patents at Oregon City. - ’ The ’he anthracite region have combined nounced The bulletin speaks positi age unless It should continue several Denver. June 10.—Relative» of During May there were 54 Umber negro owed Mr. Winslow c ____ small | to violate the interstate commerce law 1 ed States Judge Caldwell oonfirm the The May statement of the Ixmdon vely. and is understood to be Inspired, days. amount of money and was asked to land filings and 62 homatead filings in board of trade shows a decrease of »7,- as Senator Warren, of Wyoming. Is work out the debt. He refused and | was continued today. W R. Marshall. report of his resignation, telegnph*1 the land office at Oregon City. Shipping Cattle From Pendleton. 193,000 in im|>orts and an increase of the president of the asociatlon and la dealer, submitted shot . — Mr Winslow through the -------- llle head nea(1 " local coal ----- Buuminea a table a table from Little Rock. Ark They »»’ '!>»' close to President Roosevelt and Clm- Fourteen carloads of cattlu will be »7,475,500 in exports. reavey was soon captured and turned showing the refund made to hi« flrm his resignation became effective J b «* mlasloner Richards The bulletin says shipped from Pendleton this month ntoM,^,he:her"T b>- ’*«<• Leh’kh Vaiie? RlilroaJ com PORTLAND MARKETS. Tugging between the shafts of the that as a result of an Investigation by Fred Phillips will ship nine carloads night, the offleers and guard were over P»ny when the price’ of coal at h X 5. Judge Caldwell Is now In hie n«un- wagon from which his horse had been Mr Barrett, of the Department of For to Carstens Bros.. of Seattle He will ‘ d tain home, Aloha Lodge, near ’'w Wheat—Walla Walla, 70(2*3c; val- lowered and the negro wa, hanged »»’<T was too low to let taken because he was I ma ting it. Alfon estry, a large part of the Yellowstone also ship five carloads to Kenewlck His body was riddled with bullets make make a a profit profit and and nav pay foil full rates ‘ " Wheel Gap. Colo. Chief Juitlce Jo»“ so de Lucia, an Italian peddler, fell reserve In Wyoming has been returned The stock brought »4 35 for good beef; ley, 75c. to the public domain. some of the best brought a little better, Campbell, of the Supreme Court Rarlev— Feed, »20.00 per ton; brew- dead in a street in Brooklyn. Hood Death List Made Up. but not much. A month ago the price ing. »21. 1 Colorado. Is mentioned here a, » P’0. General McCook Dead. George D. Widener, a wealthy Phila Coal Roads Juggl» Freight Rates. was »4.75 and scarce at that Now able successoor of Judge Caldael. o Spartansburg. 8. C.. June 11—The Flour—Beet grades, »3.95 «2 4.30; Dayton. O.. June 14 —General Alex the bench of the United State, Circuix delphia man, left a large number of New York. June 13.—The Interstate (here Is plenty of cattle to be had at graham. »3.45(23.85. Interruption of all means of traffic and valuable diamonds in a 1-ondon hotel ander McDowell McCook. U. S A re Court of Appeals. in the haste of packing, and did not Commerce Commission resumed Its Mill,tuffs—Bran, »23 per ton; mid communication, caused by the high tired. suffered a third stroke of paraly- To Resume Operation. water in Pacolet Valley, made It im discover his loss until New York cus b«'arlng on the complaint of W R dlings, ,27; aborts, »23; chop, <18. Plague Experiments Stopped. Hearst against the coalcarrying roads Operations at the Gold Rug Grixily possible until tonight to secure any s s at 0 o clock this morning and died tom officials examined his baggage. Oats — No. 1 white, »1.10(2 1.15; W A Marshall, of the flrm of Itrghter group of claims tn the Ibex district. Berlin. June 10 —In consequent of thing like an accurate death roll of the a half hour later at the home of hi« All Mormons hsvs been orderet! to A Marshall, coal dealers In thia city. Eastern Oregon, will be resumed In gtsy, »1 05 per cental. flood victims The known dead now the death from plague at the Berl«» leave Germany. Boston and Philadelphia was called, about ten days The machinery la be Hay—Timothy, 130(221; clover, number 56. The relief subscriptions to ton a flw » Ï ran”‘ fro,n w«”hlng lospital of the young Vienna pbys:- ■ “ w,rd, .„Z J and shortly af- Rocialists threaten to make trouble if and said It was usual when the price Ing overhauled and the pumps and nominal; cheat, ,15(216 per ton. date amount to »7000 The relief com of coal was low at tidewater for the hoists put tn shape for work The rah^r Tb<ff ed " mnd 8,rokp °t Pa Dr. Milan Sachs, the government M» the csar visits Rome. mittee has also secured a great quant! Potat«tos — Best Bn-panks, 50(260c railroad company to make a monthly rhaft haa filled up with water which ” i0"°’8 'lavs decided to issue a decree forbid^®* per sack; ordinary, 35 .r45c per cental, ty of provisions. The Mary Louise ia er with . ” .° ni’ ”roke more ser- further The flood at St I-onia has placed SOO adjustment of the freight rates oo will bo pumped out Immediately, and growers’ price«; Merced sweets. ,3<2 mill on Island Creek, operating 2000 Ô i. th.i experiments with pl*rw as that the agent might make a profit sinking of the shaft will commence people in grave peril. spindles, and owned by B E an«l J q germs, the risk of spreading infection 3.50 per cental. on the transaction Since March 1, soon as It is free from wator. cover ed ,hat he woul<l re- Wilkins, was destroyed. being considered more dangerou» " Ponltry—Chickens, mixed, 11(212c; President Roosevelt has ordered a 1901. there ha«l been no deviation from the schedule rate at »155 per ton. the public health than the know Serve) Fzcltaa Carlo »tty. young. 13(214c; hens, 12c. turkeys, thorough investigation of the poetai Castro's Decree to Be Disregarded. gained in studying a deadly nor A Southern Pacific survey party It live. I6(217c: dressed, 20«22e; du ks, Italian Cabinet Win Resign. scandale. Jury ladlcts Mayor. justifies. operating between Milwaukie and *7.00<(7.50 |>er dozen ; geese. »6.00(1» Washington. June 11.—Havlne been Rome. June 14,-The Cabinet Mln- Pittsburg. Pa . June 13 —The grand Gladstone Park Diligent Inquiry fails 6.50. notifié by the United State. Conto,.« Torrential rain at Spartanbnrg, B. C., at the Venezuelan ports recentlv clos • a»e decided to announce their canned 30 deal he and property losses of jury has returned a true bill against to dlacloee the purpose of the survey Rebels Were Routed Cheese Full cream, twin», 15S(» eff by President Castro of that country resignation. Although there wa. . Wlillam R Hays Mayor of Pittsburg It wax leraned from a member of the millions. Coro. Venextiela. June 10.—Aft,r charging him with misdemeanor in dis parly that a route is being establlshe«' 16c; Young America. 15<£ 15c; fact the State Department has given In mlnl.terf.1 majority of 40. the Cham- tracions that this decree is to be dis- days' hard fighting the Venezuc »» fl Secretarv Root Is being boomed for charging Samuel Moore from the city's from Milwaukie, via Gladstone Park ory priiea. I Ml 'sc !»•» a«in.t ^Pn'1Pn' V°”‘ on Bntter—Fancy creamerv, 20 2 22Sc regarded where It interfere» 1 with the Republican nomination for governor employ Moore was an official of the and the Chatauqua grounds to Oregon ernment troops, under the comm»11’- 'omm erre except In ordinance bureau of the city, and an City the conduct of AT' k f T inq ”, ry lnto General Gomez assaulted the - aOP per pound; extras. 21c; dairy. 20«< American commerce, of New York. In whi?h h ~ Xa ' ’ T f *o«rtment. old soldier On March 31. 1901. he. where the government Is actu, ally In 22Sc; store, 16c<218. inded by . Rrd Rev Mln« Prospers. Itosaesston of the port »ought to be ter of »hoGinl The foreA Are« in the Adirondack with a number of others, wn« dlschsr* the Mini»- the revolutionist», commann. F.g*»— idSM17 t»c per dosen. waa a ’*•'’»»« «8 -ral Matos. General Ricrfa »nd C^ .. closed These Instructions are tn I line mountains have lieen Mihdnad. The e<i from the city employ by Haya. The Another strike Is reporteti at the ..(¿,US< „ — J'”“ vwoinet C1,b*net to decide tn Lara. and Inflicted " a comp« ‘ ” ■te matter *a« taken up by the old soldi Red Hoy mine 8uinpt»r district No with the departments course in all losses are estimate! at »4,000,000. Hope—Choice, 18(220c per pound. ì ”vhenr '"T'1 ,ha’ thprr similar cases era of the cltv and a test case made In «letalis can be learne.i at present as on them. The rebels were < n th'-* Wool — Valley .12 '«(^ 17c Eastern Or irvher reason for its existence. Two men were killed and two fatally Moore's behslf near Pedregal. 20 miles fn to the extent and value of this latest injured on a hand car that was ran place. The capture of Genera M»t<* discovery, but reports are that the rich egon, 8 214c; nx«hair, 35**37 Sc. Fxptostos On New Monitor Beef—G roes, cows, 3'l(24c, per down by a train near Gan««, Neb. est body of ore ever opened up in th» is expected shortly Newport News Va . Jnne n ¿While Ch.'"' °'T** »• property has been cut into. The mine poun«l; steer?. 5(25Sc: dressed, <Sc- the new monitor Nevada was at tarset The Times corres- Ro. hest A report from the censns «lire- tor of Pondent at Pel management I» reticent in regard to Veal—7 tSi8c. practice off the Capes this afternoon say» the e«tabli»h- Cortty Fire at Buffalo. the Philippine» plm-ee the Christian estimate«! went of Chines the «trike Mutton—Grose, »3 50 per pound population of the islands at 7,000,000. caused by Buffalo. June 10—FH* ear;T tod»? ’he Russiaa fro "’tom, at Dalny, on started In is pr«cU •r of the iease-1 ter- destroyed the Buffalo Carting * Grasshoppers at Pitot Rock. dressed. 7(>?Se- able damage. The monitor returned Htory. The Union Pacific boiler men at ly settled. Russia as ’ nt ne tn c»,,mi», ------ •ntin _ . ««oat*** A graaahopper pent haa struck the I-am be— Gross. 4c per pound. PO'.n' C‘>,n,Or, ,H“1 whlrh X.r,n*’‘ for ,hp P™ age Company's plant »no Cheyenne, Wyo., have had «heir re- te^ pro Pilot Rock country inatead of paaalng dre»e*l, 9 Sc. itopartment was notified Order« .r. K causing a loss of MM r""’ /Pj* qseats granted and will return to work expected directln tn»» monitor tn on as was expected at first they seem to w!»lrh Ho*» Genas. 6 Ing was used by the Lake pound; at once to uirectinr ibsta; one of the navy y* to have come to stay and the number drv seed, ?<£•«. | n" t n ,nd ,hp •»**«•<>* to road It was filled Kin* Edward end Qneen Alexandra “ s repair*. multiplying rapidly to will pay a visit tn Ireland June 21. R iasian staff ** * ‘° “omlnate I and other goods stored for nu8 ing concerns of other cities. EVENTS OF THE DAY r admits combine exists . almost tidal wavb . Clifton, Aris., June 13.—Seven per sons were drowned in floods caused by a cloudburst yesterday. They In clude James Nash, Miss Gay Mifflin and Alvina Rorte. besides several Mex icans. It is reported two bodies were seen passing Solomonville in the Gila River The exact number of drowned Is not known, but the total Is placed at 30. Twelve bodies have been recover ed. One person reports seeing 12 In the water, all of whom were lost. A Mexi can woman lost five children. At Mor enci the water was 20 feet deep, but the canyon U much wider, and com paratlvely small property losses and probably no fatalities resulted. The Baby Gauge Railroad upon the canyon to Metcalf was frightfully washed, and on this road occurred the narrowest es cape from a big death list. A train carrying 90 passengers met the flood, which was seen In time for the train to be stopped, allowing the passengers to seek the hillside. The water overturned the train and doubl ed It up like a horseshoe. The flood lasted for an hour. The Arizona Cop per Company at Clifton I* a heavy los er, and the Morenci & Houthwestern trestle at Morenci is the biggest loser there. It will take two weeks to repair the Metcalf Railroad and will provide work for many strikers, It Is believed this occupation will divert the atten tion of the strikers, and the flood ca lamity may have a strong Influence In settling the strike. The bodies of many dead are believ ed to be burled under the tailings from the Arizona Copper Company’s mill, t>nd it may be weeks before all the missing can be accounted for.