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Eigene Weekly Guard American Official la Syria Struck Down —Tarkey to Sutter. HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON Takes Second Race From Shamrock by One Minute, 19 Seconds. WILL SPARE NONE Ov.ro». Huadred Peopte Flames at Budape.t " TURKISH COMMANDER ORDERS ALL Vienna, Aug. 26 .. New York, Aug. 26.—In a glorious spemal dispau-h receir^d • BULGARIANS SLAIN. wholeeai) breeae over a triangular I eons perished in the fir« at J*- P*r- courts, ten miles to a leg, the fleet Budapest, Aug. footed cup defender Reliance again yes Torch to Finish Work-Rebels’ Appear AUCTION SALES OF STOCK. OOOD CROP IN POOR STRAW. this evening in a four »tor. \ ’Ur,wi terday showed her heels to Sir Thomas ance in District ot Seresh to Be the the two lower stories of »l,,Lt,'llW‘a«. A New Feature Planned for the Oregon Plump Berries Fill the Heads of Marion Lipton's challenger, taking the sec Signal Adrianople Situation Grave- copied by a fancy Comprehensive Review of the Import* State Fair. Wheat Stalks. ond race of the cup series of 1903 by the ant Happenings of the Past Week. Sultan Finds AU HIS Poa’s Along the i floors being residential H»,. Auction sales of livestock will be At the end of a week's work with narrow margin of one minute and 19 were 200 wo,k people in tbe bnif?'’ Presented In Condensed Form, Most conducteii at the Oregon state fair on the threshing machines the reports Frontier Destroyed. ' and tt is now stated that hs. du“L Likely to Prove Interesting. September 18 and 19. The fair has al received are to the effect that the seconds. It was as pretty and hard ' and 50 persons were burned 40 ways afforded an opportunity for wheat crop in Marion county Is turn fought contest as has ever been sailed Sofia, Aug. 31.—The general situa The police announce that bv farmers and breeders to buy and sell ing out much better than waB et- off Sandy Hook, and had the wind not Nebraska and Iowa are still suffering stock, and every year many sales are pected. Manager J. G. Graham, of tion in the vilayet of Adrianople contin from the windows 13 from floods. made. The transactions have always Balfour, Guthrie & Co.’s office in fallen during the lxwt ten minutes, the ues alarming. The revolutionists have killed and 16 injured, ni« been made by private dickering Salem, says that yields are running record for the course, three hours, 12 The damage ie estimated at Joseph Haworth, a well known actor, destroy«! all the Turkish posts along kronen, mostly covered bv in™’.. around the cattle department This from 25 to 50 bushels per acre, and ie dead from heart diaeeae. minutes and 15 seconds, made by the year, the fair management has ar even a little better than the last- the frontier. The warehouse contained p^ ((Twenty Italian soldiers were killed ranged for the employment of an auc named amount is reported in some in Columbia two years ago, in hei mem- flimsy material and the Ham« ™ * The Autonomye says the Turkish tioneer and public sales will be held stances. Mr. Graham has heard of c able race against the Shamrock II, and 80 injured in a train collision near commander of the district of Seresh with frightful rapidity .n i A large number of well-known no crop that has yielded less than 25 Venice. breeders will send stock to the sale bushels per acre this year. The qual wouiu have been lieaten. As it was, has ordered hie subordinates to kill and reached the residential fio,^ *** California growers want the Oregon the work people near the door, ’ and those who wish to buy can find ity is good. the Reliance sailed the 30 miles within growers to hold on for 25 cents for almost anything they want. While Farmers were evidently deceived two minutes and 39 seconds of the rec destroy everybody and everything Bul were able to effect their e„(., ' the greatest interest will probably be by the looks of the straw this year. their hops. garian immediately the insurgent residents above, seeing their em.n. * centered in the sales of cattle, there The stand of straw was poor, and the ord, which speaks wonderfully of her bands appear. Eight hundred men, off, clung despe ately to Wi,H Captain A. J. Pearman, squatter will also be horses, sheep, goats and farmers looked for only fair yields at speed in the wind that was blowing. screaming for help. ado,,> governor of Nebraska under territorial The Reliance’s victory, narrow as it women and children have gone to Yasi- hogs sold to the highest bidder. best, but it seems that the heads of The firemen held out sheets of ~ government, is dead. The sales will begin on Friday, and wheat were tilled out from end to end was, would have been smaller had not liki, and the Turkieh government ie vass ami called to them to i*?“' continue on that day and Saturday was with plump grain and the yield Captain Wringle, the skipper of the A Ban Podro-Loe Angeles electric car Those who wish to bid will therefore thus greater than appearances Indi- British ship, bungled at the start, arranging to send them to Asia Minor. Fifteen.persons were saved in thi« . P’ was held up by three masked men and have plenty of time earlier in the rated. sending his craft over the line 19 sec The Turkieh populaticn is fleeing to but many in jumping missed the ah« the passengers robbed. week to examine all the stock offered nine being killed on the spot. ’ onds after the last gun, and handicap ward Constantinople. and determine what they wish to bid . •? — WILL WAIT A YEAR. A mogul engine on the O. R. A N. A fierce fight occurred at Paesaquai, ping her to that extent. This feature of the fair established ANOTHER CONVICT CAU0HT. blew up near Baker City, killing the At every point of sailing, the defend 20 miles from Adrianople, where three particularly for the farmers, is likely Prunegrowers' Insurants Company Can fireman and injuing a brakeman. er’s superiority was demonstrated. to prove very popular. Turkieh battalione eurrounded a body Wood» Arrested by Officer» In . not Begin Business Now. Ira C. Bradley, an A merlon, ti as She gained one minute and 55 seconds Barber Shop. The directors elected by the recent in windward work, 40 seconds on the of insurgents. A eeeond band came to RAINIER IS AWAKENED. . been assassinated in Cuba. Robbery ly organized Prunegrowers ’ mutual Keno, Nev., Aug. 26.-J. w. Wood, ie though to have been the motive. run to the second mark, and 45 seconds the assistance of their comrades, who Board of Trade Formed to Further Inter insurance company have decided not on the close reach for home. Based on thereupon broke through the cordon, one of the escaped convicts from A cloudburst near Moorcroft, Wyo., to begin business this season. An som on July 27, was arrest«! thil ests of the Town. washed out two large bridges on the agreement was made with the Oregon the magnificient showing she has made killing 150 Turke. morning Dy Constable Wilson and Ofi A number of the citizens of Rain mutual fire relief association, of Mc in the two races already sailed, it is Barlington and did much damage to The Macedonian organization ie re cer Leeper, while being shaved in. ier have affected a temporary organ Minnville. by which that company the belief «1 many experts that the cup other property. ization of a board of trade. A com will extend its work so as to include is safe, and it will take something bet ported to be planning a big movement. barber shop. Masked robbers looteil the McFar Constable Wilson was standing m mittee was appointed to draft by prune dryers. Under the agreement ter than fife’s latest creation to budge General Zcntchieff ie eaid to be organiz ing a body of 5,000 Macedoniane to Second street this morning when be land, Kan., depot, beat two men into laws and instructed to report Satur the Oregon Mutual will fix a rate of it. cross the fiontier. The Macedonian noticed a man answering tbs dea-rip. insensibility, and esrapad with booty, day, August 29. at which time the or assessments on prune dryers which ganization Is to be perfected committee has urgently appealed to tion of Woods come around the corner will make the cost of insurance 50 which was small. TURNS TO ROOSEVELT. The objects of this board of trade are per cent of the rates charged by old Prince Ferdinand to show greater in from Center street and enter the bar Sir Thomas Lipton has given np all to Invite capital for investment and line companies. terest in the Macedonian situation, say Wilson started to enter the hope of winning a single race in the to advertise the resources of the The prunegrowers may perfect China, Despairing of Russia Quitting ing if Macedonia is not soon liberated ber shop. barber shop, but, seeing a revolver i0 1903 *eries and says he will never town. The recent county seat fight, their organization so as to operate a Manchuria. Wants Arbitration. the position of Bulgaria will become the man’s belt, decided to get help again challenge for the America’s cup while it was not won by Rainier, it mutual company of their own by the Tokio, Aug. 16, via Victoria, B. C., ecxeedingly critical. Together with Leeper, he entered the has stimulated the citizens to action. time the next drying season begins until England produces the eoual of The Dnevnik today prints what pur shop and covered Woods with a revol Roads are to be built, streets im The directors considered it impracti Aug. 27.—China, in emDarrassment, Nat llerresboff. proved, factories to be put in opera cable to get their work started this has turned to President Roosevelt, says ports to be the accurate details of the ver and handcuffed him. Wood» The eruption of Mount Vesuvius is tion. in short where there is only a season. train outrage near Kuleli Bugas. It the Pekin correspondent of the Nichi says a package was placed in the res offered no resistance. Woods was tab- ■lowly subsiding. town of a few hundred Inhabitants en to the jail and turned over toSberiff Big Ore Body Uncovered. Rainier expects to be a city of sever Nichi, who says the Chinese emperor taurant car of the train at Buda Pest Hayes. Senator Gorman’s son has been elect Recent developments at the “Lucky was to telegraph personally to President containing a bomb with a clockwork at al thousand inhabitants before the ed a member of the Maryland state sen Woods said he came to Reno from Cuss,’’ the property under develop close of the Lewis anil Clark fair. ate. ment by W. T. Cope and others on Roosevelt, asking the United States tachment which was timed to explode Tiuekee on a freight train last night. Coming Events. Maple Gulch, a tributary of the Ap that China’s fermer status be revived as the train was crossing the bridge at He asked Deputy Sheriff Maxwell to The American Bar association pro Maritza. It was intended to destroy let convict Muphy, captued last night, M A. A. C. carnival, Portland, Sep plegate, have uncovered an ore body by means of arbitration. poses a plan of taxing trusts to death the bridge and cut off communication occupy the same cell with hm, for, be six feet in width, while the distance tember 14-26. as the way of ending the evil. Viceroy Chang Chi Tung, interviewed lietween Adrianople and Salonica. said, “you should treat me well as'lonj Multnomah Fair Association races. between walls is 13 feet. The ledge The Treadwell, a big Alaska mine, is matter outside of the main ore body by the Asahi correspondent, said there Irvington track. September 21-26. as I live. I know that hanging awaite said to be hoodooed and it is almost Teachers’ Institute, Lostine. Aug is carrying streaks and bunches of was still a secret stage to the Manchu WAS NOT SLAIN. me, and it cannot possibly do ear impossible to get miners to work. ust 24-26; Hood River. August 26-28; quartz, indicating that the whole rian negotiations, and he regretted that harm to let me see Murphy." Prairie City, September 1-3; Rose width may come into quartz at a lit China has not sufficient power to com A section of Barnum A Bailey’s cir burg. September 1-4; Heppner. Sep tle greater depth, During the whole pel Russia to carry out the evacuation, American Vice Consul at Beirut, Syria FILIPINOS WILL PROFIT. cus train was wrecked in Pennsylvania. Only Shot At. 1 tember 2-4; Bevins. September 7-9; progress of the tunnel, which Is now A number of persons were injured. nearly 300 feet in length, there has though China had frequently refused Salem. September 9-11; Vale. Sep Washington, Aug. 31.—A decidedly (Jeneral Woods Returns From Borneo VALLBY NOW A LAKE. He did not tember 10-12: Oregon City. Septem been a steady increase, both in the new Russian demands. A fire which broke out on a car in a With Many New Ideas. ber 15-17: Klamath Falls, September dimensions of the vein and in the understand why none of the three pow new turn in the case of United States Paris tunnel caneeil a panic. One low 4 Storms Paralyze Railway Traffic - 28-30; Lake view, October 1-3, and quality of the ore. The values are ers—Japan, Great Britain or America Vice Consul Wililam C. Magelssen, at Manila, Aug. 3«.—General Leonard woman was killed and a number seri very steady and range from $8 to i |20 —bad begun direct negotiations with Rivers Rise Very Suddenly. Hillsboro. October 28-30. Beriut, Syria, who was reported to Wood has returned from a visit to the ously hurt. per ton. The mine is easily acces Russia. Southern Oregon Pioneer re-union. Council Bluffs, la., Aug. 29.—The governor of Borneo, where he has been sible and the ore can be handled eas The vicercy said further that, even have been assassinated last Sunday, for some time observing the method» The Northern Pacific has returne»l Missouri river valley from Missouri Ashland. September 3. Labor Day. Portland. September 7. ily and cheaply. if the Russian troops were driven out developed tonight, when it became adopted by the British government to 81,000 to the Portland Elks, which was State convention of mining men. of Manchuria, the Russians would then known that the report was incorrect pacify and promote the interest» of the to have paid for the excursion train Valley, 20 miles north, to Pacific Junc Grouse Settlers Discontented. Portland. September 7. tion, 15 miles south of here, is almost to Olympia. A discontented feeling prevails start an encroachment in the.vicinity and »hat although Mr. Magelssen had natives and to improve the commeniii Oregon National Guard encamp of Ili in which district no third coun Ex-Lieutenant General Miles' last a lake for the entire distance, and of ment. September 3-12; Third Infan among the poor settlers in the Grousq be n shot at, he had not even been in conditions of the country. Geneial section of the Blue mountain country report declares for reduction of cavalry the five trunk lines running east fiom try, Gearhart Park; First Battery, for fear the whole country will be re try takes interest. This contingency jured. This information came to the Wood reports that the Biitieh govern worried the viceroy. He expressed force and substitution of automobiles here, only one, the Illinois Central, is Seaside. August 20; separate battal tained in the timber reserve and be ment has obtained remarkable result» himself Btrongly in the interview, fa state department tonight in a dispatch ion. Roseburg. September 3-12. and motor cycles. in the uplifting of the natives of Borneo cause of the invasion of the sheep able to get a train in or out of the city. Joint concatenation of Hoo Hoos. voring the Chinese effort to secure the men from Washington. The govern opening of Manchuria and the neces- from United States Minister Leishman and returna to the Philippines with Governor Taft is to succeetl Hecretaiy Two persons lost their lives while at Portland. September 9. Carnival, Oregon City, September ment inspector has made several sity of China completing her arma- at Constantinople, who said the mis many new ideas which he will, with of War Root in January. tempting to rescue a numlier of [teisons trips through that district, with the take in making the original announce the cognizance and assistance of Gover 28-27. ment. The boll weevil is doing great dam from the fair grounds, which were sud State Fair. Salem. September 14-19. intention, it is said, of placing the ment was due to an error in the trans nor Taft, put into operation in these is age to the Texas cotton crop. Second Southern Oregon District country lying between the Little Sal lands. denly flooded. mon and Elbow canyon in the re mission of the cipher dispatch from Fair. Eugene, September 29-Octo- FINE INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY tieneral Wood is preparing to begin Russian aggression in Corea is stirr Three others are missing and are lie- serve. Settlers say they will make ber 3. Consul Ravengal, at Beirut, in report a campaign in the Jolo archipelago, in ing the Japanese to the point of war. no further Improvements to their lieved to have lost their lives on the Harney County Fair, Burns. Sep to which territory he will goaccompun- homestead until they know if any of At Portland's Fall Carnival by Merchants ing the incident to the minister. Rich gold fields have been discov- flooded fair grounds. The flood was tember 14-20 and Manufacturers. ied by a military force of sufficient ficial action is to be taken. The dispatch from Minister Leish- Races. Antelope. September 17 19. ere«l in Mexico which goes 850,000 to caused by a sudden rise in the Nod strength to permit his entering into the Stock exhibit an J race meet, Port man followed closely on the Associated Industrial street, at Poitland ’ e big the ton. interior, where he expects to obuin Tried to Blow Up Flume. away river eaily today, which sub land. September 21-26. fall carnival, September 14 to 26 in Press bulletin on the same subject, Second Eastern Oregon District Japan has concluded arrangements merged the grounds before those hav The El Dorado ditch people at Mal which had been showed to tne promi good results in his dealings with the Fair, The Dalles. September 22-26 natives by applying some of the ideas for a loan of $100,000,000 for military heur City are having trouble on ac clusive, will be a revelation. It has nent officials of the government. ing charge of the exhibits knew of Klamath County Fair, Klamath count of scarcity of water, and much been many years since the merchants purposes. The dispatch from the minister was he has evolved as a result of his obser their danger, part of them being Falls. October 6-9. dissension Is rife among holders of vations in Borneo. Vice Governor Luke E. Wright will asleep. The water reached a depth of Crook County Jockey Club meet. stock who cannot obtain sufficient and manufacturers of Portland have communicated at once to the president succeed Taft an governor general of the 21 feet on the grounds, and washed Prineville. October 27-29. water for irrigation Recently seven hail an opportunity of making an ex at Oyster Bay, but up to a late hour to HELD AS FILIBUSTERERS. Lincoln County Fair, Toledo. Sep sticks of dynamite were placed under hibit of their products and wares. night nothing had been heard from Philippines. away a number of buildings. him on the subject at the state depart tember 10-12. Considerable rivalry is being entered the flume for the purpose of blowing The railroads are the heaviest suffer Pittsburg is experiencing intense Race meet. Sumpter, October 1-5. It up Only one stick exploded, yet into and much money spent to make ment. From other sources, however, Chicagoan» Who Sailed to Find OoU heat. Many prostrations and several ers from the flood. The Burlington In Patagonia on Turk's Island. considerable damage was done. Had the exhibits as unique and attractive it was learned that the president had Machinery tor (Irsnlte Hill Mine. east and south has half a dozen liad deaths ate reported. the miscreants understood how to use as possible. Many magnificent booths decided to have Admiral Cotton and Chicago, Aug. 24.—The Tribune to washouts, and their track is under Two carlonds of mnchlnery. includ Colombia has yielded to the wishes water at a numtier of other pointe. Ing compressors, hoists. drillR. en the deadly explosive, irreparable dam are being erected and this feature for his ships continue to Turkish waters. day says; Six men who »ailed away from Chi The dispatch of Minister Leishman of the people and will try to revive the Their bridge at Malvern was washed en gines. amt a 120-horse power boiler, age would have resulted. the carnival alone will be worth Panama canal treaty. cago a year ago in search of a gold mine double what it will ccst to was extremely-gratifying to the offic have been received at Grants Pass by see every- tirely out, and trafile is badly blocked. Using New Road Law. thing. ials of the government, as it relieved in the wilds of Patagonia are now un Macedonian rebels have sacked The Wabaah road, which runs south, the American gold fields company. The machinery is a portion of th* Columbia county Is adopting a new Low railroad rates have been _ _____ grant the situation of its extreme tension and der arrest at Turks island, in the "ttt Kroushevo and committed terrible out- has several washouts. equipment which is Ix-ing installed at suspected of filibusterint- The Northwestern tra>-ks between the Granite Hill mine, the well known system for road work under the new e»i hy the roads centering in Portland leaves the way open for an amicable Indies, rage» on the inhabitants. law. The road master, recently ap- for the big carnival in that city Sep and peaceful adjustment of the inci- Their arrest and the detention of their this city and Missouri Valley are near Louse creek property. The company pointed, has made a tour of inspec The interior department has made schooner. Mercury, has been laid before ly all under water, and no trains have has had a force of men at work all tion through the lower end of the tember 14 to 26 inclusive, and many dent. an additional temporary withdrawal in the secretary of state. lieen run over them today. The Rock summer In development work, and county and will recommend some rad from all parts of the state will take ad the Burns, Oregon, land district under Island railroad has lieen unable to get have opened up a large ore body, car Charles Corrigan, a Texas cowboy, vantage of this opportunity to make ical changes in the building of roads. the trip. More Judges Wanted. the reclamation act. came to Chicago last fall, watched lake A ...... new stamp . mill trains further west that Atlantic, and rying high values i. Honolulu. Aug. 31. — The Honolulu sailing for a month an«l then took ir* Major Kcriven, acting chief signal the Milwaukee is blockaded at Neola. is among the latter improvenic enta. bar association lias drafted a memorial men into his confidence. Corrigan »»u Sawmill on Scappoose. officer of the army, has l>een informed and the mine will soon be ready ■ for China Honors American. , to congress, asking that the number of [ he had a map showing the location «1» operation on a large scale. that telegraphic communication ie now Messrs. Daniels A Hanna, of Hood Race Called Gff. Tokio, Aug. 16, via Victoria, B. C., 1 supreme jusiiccB justices of tne the territory of establishe«! in all parts of Alaska cov- River, have secured a valuable body Aug. 27.—N. M. McIver, a United Hawaii be increased from three to five, 1 gold mine rivaling that of King bol" New Y’ork, Aug. 28.—With the R«»- of timber on the north fork of the States consul general at Yokohama, Fire Raging In Cascades, | mon. His story was that its discoverer ered by the signal corps lines. thfima owinv tn fhu la...» —1--- liance less than a third of a mile from A forest flre is raging about six Scappoose, and tye putting in 3 saw lias received the decoration of the owing to the large number of cases bad been driven out by native», and Damp weather is causing great un- the finish, and the Shamrock III hull awaiting decision. An attempt will miles from Detroit. in, the Cascade mill of large capacity. easiness among hop growers. double dragon from the emperor of also lie made to increase the number of when he died on a ranch he gave th» down on the horixon, fully two miles mountains. east ___ of Albany, at the China, the highest decoration that can circuit judges in order to relieve the ( drawings to Corrigan. The vessel »1* Thirty people were injure«! in »'train astern of the gallant defender, the terminus of the Corvallis A Eastern be held until the business of it» owner! PORTLAND MARKETS. fourth rate of the preeent series cf the railroad i>e given to those not of imperial birth. congested calendars in that court. wreck near Bloomington, Hl. Large tracts of the most As America's cup was yesterday declar«xi valuable timber In Oregon are situ The presentation, made through United a result of the different changes in gov- can be investigated. Colonel C. H. Haiith, known in hie off IsM-ause of the expiration of the ated around Detroit. If the Are in many new and technical Wheat—Walla Walla, 78«79c; blue States Minister Conger at Pekin, was a “ ernments, many writings as “Bill Arp,” ie dead. To Help Cuban Loan. time limit of five and one-half hours that section should get beyond control stem, 80b*82ct valley. 88c. recognition of Mr. McIver’s services to points have ----- been ----- 1 raised in the litiga the damage that would result Is be Havana, Aug. 26.—Mai io .Menocal. Flour—Valley, |3.8K«3.85 per bar China at Yokohama during tfie China- tion of the islands. H. H. Kohlsaat denies that he ie to Although, officially, it was no race, yond estimation. The timber is most a distinguished general and a protnm enter the cabinet as postmaster general. the defrat administt'reil to the chal iy of the fir variety, and is owned rel; har«l wheat straights. 43.60«?4.00; Japan war. China has ordered four gunboats for service on the Yang Tse lenger was so iguominious that what ent planter, has accepted the appoin ■ har«l wheat, patents, 44.1O«e4.5O; com- largely by the Curtis lumber Many Vessels Driven Ashore. An attempt to tie np Cnicago restau «■ver hope remained in the breast of the pany »nd Eastern capitalists. ment as one of the commis»ioner! 1 graham, t3.8»«?3.«5; whole wheat river at Kobe. Mobile, Ala., Aug. 31. — A private I rants iailol, not over 10 per cent of friends of the 8hamr«H-k vanished. negotiate the $35,000,000 loan. 43,56«4.00; rye wheat. 4«.50. ®,,er .,rom Grand Cayman, British i tor Dolx will l»e offered a conunissi''^’’- the employee coming out. National Praterna! Congress. Price of Hops Raising. Barley— Feed, 420.00«<»21.00 per ton; West Indies, states that the hurricane Turks May Kill All. Twenty-two cent.* has been offered brewing, 421; rolled, |21«21.50. Milwaukee, Wis , Aug. 27.—The an which passe.1 over that island des ship and Rins Rivera is mentione *< Ixin Dillion has lowettwl the world's of 1902. This is Oat» — No. 1 white, $1.07',; gray, nual convention of the National Frater- troyed 160 houses ami 27 vessels. 1 the third member ot the coma London, Aug. 29.—According to a for hops of the crop record by trotting a mil» in two min Manager |1.0Bi41.05 per cental. The revolutionary soldier revi»iona^ Information received hy utes flat at Readville, Mass. dispatch to the Daily Mail from Us- Wlnat an ley of the O egon Hopgrow- Millstuff»—Bran. 42? ner ton; mi 1- nal Congress met in this city today 1 he British three maste.1 schooner Gov- committee has been const'tn «d. enror Blake, which it was feared was The Shamrock has lieen remeasure«!, knb, the Turke are very bitter toward era* association, from a reliable dlings. 425; »hurts, 422; chop, 118; several hnndred delegates attending. lost arrived-afely after encountering «•ompoeed of one jndgs of the »up price has been of linieed dairy food, $19. court, judges of the audience courts but enough ballast has lieen removed to the Europeans, lielieving it to be their •ourcc. While thl President I-angtitt, n his annual re t ie hurricane. The schooner Bentlev Havana and Mantanzas and two 1 fered for one lot of hops, It Is not con Hay — Timothy, 414.00 per keep the time allowance the same. inieutum to drive the Turke out of aid port, »tated that almost 20,600,000 of ton; . hut merely the crew of which was drowned, with cred the market price Europe. The correspondent says that Indicate« that the market 1« str Ting at clover, nominal; grain, RIO; »heat, the best pepole of this or any other the exception of the first mate, is re tary officers. Secretary Hitchcock ha* added town he is convinced that any imstile action the figure yeneraHy quoted. 20 cents. nominal. country are directly intereste.1 in the posed to have l-een saved by the ship 37 north, range 25 east, to the by any European power will lie the Few Ml« », if any. are taking place Butter—Fancy creamery, 22^iR25c successan«i peimaneney of the fraternal schcsmer Sea Gull. At Little Cayman, Orant America's Request. Okanogan withdraw a in Eastern Wash signal for the maseai re of every Euro per pound; dairy, 18(W20« ; »tore. 1» system. The members are grouped in lose of life is reported. Washington, Aug. 26.- The “ts e , Pendleton. W heat Low at ington, »here lands are being exam- pean in European Turkey. Another «16«. 166 aocietiM, and the present rate of partment has been u«ing >t> • ron.lleton buvers are offering ex ined to determine the desirability of eenone danger ie the fear of a rising in Cheese—Full «-ream, twins, 14c; distribnticn is considerably in excess of com offices, through Minister Leieb®*0' Russia Asks Delay. putting in a government irrigation sys Allianla where there are now only 10.- I tremcly low prices for w-heat. Young America, 15c; factory pricaa. 81,000,000 per week pared to quotations in othcr_ pla tem. It* 1 He leas. St. Petersburg. Aug. 31.-In conee- Constantinople, to secure pern’- COO Turkieh troops left. •----------------------— from the Turkish government |1’ I Two sales have Just been mad«' at qnem-e of the inability of Dr. Lardv wives and families of several n* w Poultry—Chickens, mixod, 11«*« Senator Hanna III. 170S oenta. Anoth«'r small lot has Lord Sai labor}, ex-premier of Eng tnaswiw minister at Paris, and Pro* 12c per ponnd; spring. 18«l4Uc; at 71 cents At Eureka To He V cc Governor. I b«*«'n sold Cleveland, Aug. 27.—Senator M. A land, is dead. ized Armenians in the 1 n’, . .« of ,h" uni- to join their husbands an* Oyster Bay. Aug. 20. — President Junction an offer of 76 cents has been hens, 12»12Sc; broilers. 82,00 per Hanna, who has but recently returned . At Walla Walla down; turkeys, line, 10<*l2c per from a reveral weeks’ vacation, was eraity. to serve as arbitrators at The Mr. Irishman cables the depa The cruiser Marblehead and the gun- Roosevelt has announced that Henry C. i made for hhieetem Hague in the claims of the allied po W - Hing In the neighbor- pound;draaaed,14<*15e; docks, 84 *4.so lioat Concord are anchored in the Port- Ide, at present a memlier of the Philip hlnestem la taken so ill at bm office today as to re- that one woman left yester J per dosen : geese, 45«?6.50. land harbor. pine commission, would tie designated I hoo*I of 75 centa. quire the service» of » physician The America to join her husband _ •ttlement with Vanexuela, the foreign Eggs — Oregon ranch. l!»c. physician Mated after an ex.»ln.tion permission has been grantel Rkh Valeea on Pewells Creek. Kight firemen were seriously burned as vice governor of the Philippine», in Potatoes — Oregon. 75« S5r per . succession of General Lnke Wright, that Mr. Hanna was anffenrg from ome dYJ’T*^ ,he i-rt^nement families of a nnml>er of Arn er. at a Chicago fire. Sharp Bros A Holman miners of when the latter assumes the office of i Powell cre«'k made a quart» discov sweet potatoes, 2'»c per pound. * Moms e. and advised I is ¡n). ?h. « ? Wh-*C,‘ *•’ 8«»’‘*n.b.r 1 for come to this country. Wheat Sack»—In Iota of lOO, 5^». A cloudburst at Denver did consider governor general. Mr. Ide hss been a .*ry of unusually ex,'ellent appearance mediate relaxation of business and r<^ «->• first meeting of the tribunal, until ■ >ther arbitrator* shall be..btained. Beef — Grnre ateera, |3.75«4.25: able damage to property. Wind Sweeps l»•■"J• _ j memlier of the commission for several i on the headwaters of that stream a tirement to his home. The remarka dressed, 6«7c per ponnd. overed I few days ago They have unr years and is held In high esteem by bly warm weather no doubt, has affected A party of 25 Salt lake people are Kingston, Jamaica * ” *'»,* mor» - Veal—8 Sc per ponnd. Germany Is With America. Senator Hanna. the president and the officials of the ! a ledge four feet In width, imple* sebo-ner which arrived here t making a tour of Oregon. of ISO Matton — Grose, |S; dreawd. 5« ¡from which have given valuei war department. Statamln. J’?“* *mi Official ing report» that the Cay®*0 A discharged circus employe in Mas 5t*e; lamba, groee. 13.50; dreerad. Ac to the toa. ■_____ Canal's Friends Actlv». the atter V'i■'oncwrning were devastated bv a hurricane sachusetts opened the door of the mon Hoge—Grona, I5 5O«5.75; dressed Xitm *****”D“*'on of tbi Hsnl.h.d Prim. Again at P t kin. Sale of RohemU Mines Washington, Ang. 2«—Acting Sec- evening ol August 11. Mart? ‘i. «el 8c. key r age, and liberated 40 of the ani «av^“^ T. -Z'** C'>n’nI Be,rn‘ Shanghai, Aug. 29. — Chinese reports William Griffith and son G E Grif retarv of State Looms hat received two son. Georgetown, a village n».«r mals. Hope— 1902 crop, 2Or per ponnd. >' T'’rk,*y ,ek •‘irt.e end of Grand Cayman isi»n*l. v1 from Pepin assert that the Iwnishwl fith of Oregon City, ha»* •**« «heir cablegrams from .Minister Beaupre at * th. i J Tallow — Prime, pe» pound, 4«fi<>- ter fivernment in thiTmat- Prewdent Francis, of the 1004 fair, Prince Tuan is there incognito, ami Broadway group of mines in the no B.<ota, the latest dated Angnet 16. 'con. molished. The veeeels in No. 2 and grease. 2L»«8c. is charged with Ming that patronage that he has had several secret inter hernia district to «he Oregon Surety 10 *^BP,**• °n were driven out to sea, two > aubeeqi»’ vexing the information that effort» .- tbw torn er^ti. ° _ - V*Hey, 17«lfc-; Extern company It Is understood that tne to gain Democrat!» support In the pre»- views with the dowager cm press while ,ther» - ^***71 Mill he.ngmml.to find a way United Eta're ,OT ,Win« returned but the oU-- Gregon- 13« 1*«; mohair, 30«S?Sc consideration was ‘mXS? tb. fuHeet 1 h«en beard of up to Idential race. the canal treaty. the emperor was asleep. EVENTS OF THE DAY i RELIANCE AOAIN WINS. CONSUL IS SLAIN. Washington, Aug. 29.—The state de partment today received a telegram from Minister Leishman at Constanti nople announcing that William C. Magelssen, United States vice consul at Beirut, Syria, was assassinated Sunday while riding in a carriage; also that the porta has been called upon to make amends for the crime. Prompt and vigorous action, as well, ie being taken by the president and officials here to se cure the punishment of the persons im plicated in the assassination. Minister Leishman, at Constantino pie, has been instructed by the state department to demand a thorough in vestigation of the affair, and the pun ishment of those involved in the crime, and the European squadron, consisting of three warships, has lieen ordered to proceed immediately to Beirut to sup port the demands of the United ¡States minister, should this lie found necea- sary. This latter measure will be deter- mined upon as a result of conferences which have been held over the tele graph and telephone wires between the officials here during the day and even ing with the president at Oyster Bay. The latter felt that no time should tie lost in dispatching Admiral Cotton’s squadron to Turkish waters, and he gave instructions to Acting Secretary Darling that immediate orders tie given Admiral Cotton to proceed at once. The president's determination to lose no time in getting the squadron to Beirut was also due, in part, to infor mation received by Acting Secretary Iziomis, o( the state department, to night from the president of the Ameri can board of missions at Boston, indi cating that an attempt has lieen made te burn the Euphrates college building at llarpoot. This dispatch said; “Information just received that an attempt has lieen made to burn the Euphrates college buildings. Condi tions increasingly alarming. Great anxiety felt for the safety of American citizens.’’ Acting Secretary Ixximis tonight cabled to Minister Irishman at Con stantinople to make immediate ce- mande on the porte to take adequate measures for the protection of all Americans at Beirut and to prevent any attack on the college buildings. 1 the trees and crop» were d^,r#
