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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1903)
■ rival to bio trust . OLD CLP IS SAFE. Reliance Wl*» Last Race of Series Fron Shamrock III. HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON vattlemen Will Establish a Large Pack ing Ptant at Kansas City. A DECISIVE STAND KILL AND THEN LOOT. Chicago Hota-Lp Men Q|vc Th . tlma No Warning. AMERICA MUST MAKE TURKEY LIS ** Chicago, Sept. 3—Without a »orj Kanes City, Mo., Sept- 3.—Twenty- TEN OR DROP MISSIONARIES. of warning two men were kilUfi an(j five stockmen from different parts of two others wounded by hold-up men a( the Western grass country met in this BIO PLANT AT COTTAGE GROVE. eity today and arranged to perfect the Latter Cour»* Is Imposslbta and Sending the bsrns of the Chicago City rail, company, Sixty-first and Stale .trse/ organization of a packing company to of Squadron Has Great Signilkanc* at an early hour today. The »hooturz To Work the Largest Cinnabar Deposit co-upete with thealleged packers' trust. In America. as Showing Determination to Take was done by three men who r««»Ji Active Part In Turkish Question- after securing |3,000. Three of th. A 300-ton quicksilver plant is going The new company wa* named the Inde Articles men who wore shot were working j! up on the Black Butte mines near Cot pendent packing company. Fleet Arrived at Beirut. tage Grove, in which G. B Dennis, of of incorporation will be drawn up to the cashier’s office and the other w»t » Spokane. 1* interested. motor man asleep in the outer ofii,» 'Four years of uninterrupted devel morrow and signed at a meeting to be London, Sept. 7.—The Morning Post The men in the office were shot befot* opment. said Mr. Dennis,” has ex held tomorrow afternoon. The com publishes a letter from its Constanti they were aware of the robber’« prit. posed the most expansive imbedding pany will have a capital stock of ♦ >,• nople correspondent, in whicii he dis of cinnibar ore on the American con 000 000, and will be incorporated under cusses the Beirut affair, and the posi ence and the motorman was killed u he was rising from a bench whsc he tinent if not in the world. The work the laws of Arizona. Of the total cap represents an expenditure of nearly italization, 61 per cent will bs so dis tion of the American missionaries in bad been sleeping. The robbers took no chances, but dib 1500.000. posed of as to be held in oecrow by Asia .M nor. H< says*. “Things have arrived at a crisis. ¡>osed of all the opposition of ths "The Black Butte quicksilver mines the board of directors of the company. The United State* must either insist ployea before they entered the office are located in Lane county, some 18 miles from Cottage Grove During the This will assure stockmen who will in upon the porte listening to its repre Choosing the time when employes w»rtt four years 12.000 feet of work has been terest themselves in the plan that the sentations regarding American converts busily engaged in balancing up the re done, which includes a vertical shaft company will always be controlled oy or drop the missionaries altogether. to the 1000-foot level. At each 100-foot stock interests. The rest of the stock The latter course is naturally impossi ceipts of the night, just after the last conductor bad turned in his rm ney znd station a drift running on the foot wall will oe sold to stockmen, if possible, has been driven either side of the shaft altbcugh no purchaser will be barred. ble, and the sending of a squadron has left the barns, the robbers suddenly *p. the full length of the pay shoot. 227 The division of stock, as decided great significance as showing a determ- peered at the receiving wind«.* »nd be feet, and at each level the ledge has upon today, was made to prevent any ¡nation on the part of America to take gan shouting without warning. been crosscut for its full width of 80 possibility o! tne allege«! packers’ trust an active part in the Turkish question. Making sure that all opposition h»d feet. MOne result of this step will probab been removed the robbers then brok» gaining control of the new independent The average of the ore is about 15 ly be to induce the sultan to raise his open the door of the cashier’s offic* in quicksilver or $10 a ton. and there company. Two million of the stock representative at Washington to the with a sledge hammer and i took from will be issued at first. The rest will is now blocked out more than $2.000 ■ rank of ambassador so that the United the desk *3,1100 in bills. They than, 000 in quicksilver. The present 40-1 be put out later, Formerly it was the ton smelting or distilling plant Is be- p|an to include the United States pack States can be equally represented here. ma*le their escape. Four men were arrested three hours ing enlarged to a 300-ton capacity and in_ comapriy, of Pueblo, Colo., in the At prerent, America is at a dcided dis this respect compared later on suspicion of being implicated the mine equipped with a complete scheme. Now it is predicted .... on good — j advantage in r__ _ electrical waterpower plant, furnish authority that the Pueblo plant will with the other first-class powers. in the crime. They as yet have not ing power and light, which places the never be built, but that its capitaliza “Nobody can quite foresee the ulti been identified. property in position for working upon mate attitude of the United States, but tion of more than $1,500,000 will either a very large scale.” I be transferred to the Independent pack it is almost certain that her weight WANT NO CHANOB OF RULE. diwk ouppiy Equals Lifuaia Demand. LrcinaDu. iug ing wuipviuy company ui or be «»»»vrwwa allowed to revert ~- will incline on tbe side of the Chris- Brick Supply The force of workmen has complet back to the stockmen who subscribed it. tain against the _ ur . At the same Danish West Indies Board Finds People Chart-s ed the burning of a kiln of 300,«o Charles V'Martin', F. .Martin, ¡ecretar? secretary of of the the time, time, a's as a a matter matter of of importance importance to to Are Well Satisfied. bricks, and now the supply of material National livestock association, who was' Great Britain, America is almost bound Berlin, F.pt 2.—The National Zsi- Is sufficient to keep construction work one of t;ie promoters of the United I to oppose the descent of Russia on the in progress at the penitentiary, reform states packing company and a stock- Dardanelles, because in religious mat- tung say* the Danish West Indian com school and aslyum. these h01der jgln Kansas City promoting teis the Turk is more tolerant than mission is said to have reported *. fol. -I-..- At A, each — of „re,- places the new buildings and addi the organiaztion of the Independent the Russian, Iowa to Finance Minister Hags: tion* are under construction. Super intendent James says that although the packing company. The Independent “The pcpulation of the islandsi.Mt- Powers Hold Fleets Ready. contract for the construction of an ex packing company will build one plant isfied to remain under Danish role. ____ ecution chamber at the prison does not in the Missouri valley, but the exact Paris, _ Sept. 7.—It is authoritatively The whites hope from the newly swak- require its completion before January location has not yet been decided upon, j gt«ted that in view of the growing dis- i ened interest of Denmark in the island 1, the building will be ready for use It is to be in operation in the fall of orders in Turkey a French fleet will be an improvement of economic condition, before that time. and. so far as he can next year. Another plant will be built ordered to hold itself in readiness to and the fostering of civilizing intiusnesf. see now. It will be ready before the later, probably in Texas. j proceed to Turkish waters. The negroes, tor the greater part, »re date of any hanging now in prospect. This announcement followed the re indifferent, and know but little about ceipt of a report from the French am Denmark. The administration of ths WAR IS COURTED. Pralseo Hague River Fruit. bassador at l onstantinople that it was islands was found to be unpractical D. A. Hanna, the Pacific coast repre sentative of the Chicago Packer, stop Macedonians Proclaim an Lprlsing— desirable tu have warships in readi and expensive and the hygienic condit ped at Medford on his way south, and ness for all eventualities. Similar ions entirely unsatisfactory.” Leaders Head Outbreak. while there had some very complimen preparations have been made by Italy, It is believed, says the National Zie- Sofia, Sept. 3. — The Macedonian rev tary things to say about the Rogub Austria,. Russia and Great Britain. tong, that the commission will report river fruit valley. He said the apples olutionists awaited the anniversary of The officials here expect that the fleets in favor of reducing the military estab grown there have made the Medford the sultan’s accession to proclaim the lishment on the island* and reorganit- district famous, but it is equally as long anticipated general insurrection in will act together in case of a crisis. ing the gendarmerie on modern line*. good a pear-growing section as it is Northern Macedonia, the proclamation The report will also suggest that mors an apple-growing section. I have seen of which was issued today, signed b} American Ships Arrive. some of the finest pears in this valley all the membere of the insurgent gen Beirut, Syria, sept. 7.—The United attention be paid to public instruction, that I have seen on the Pacific Coast, eral staff. Tbe new outbpreak is head States cruisers Brooklyn and San Fran the improvement of the hospitals, tbe and I will add that the acreage is un tobacco growing industry ami ths rais limited for both the pear and the apple. ed by the famous Macedonian leaders, cisco arrived iiere Saturday. ing of corn. The commission place* Rartlett pears and several other vari- 1 General ZoDtcbeff. president of the great weight on the necessity of com Macedonian committee and Colonel ties do exceedingly well.” ROOSEVELT BACKS HIM UP. munication between the islands them Jankhoff, who was wounded in the rie- selves and with Denmark. The hops Heod River Apples Contracted. 1 ing of 1902. The new territory covers the districts -Minister to Colombia Given Much Lib- is expressed that tbe exports ■>! the is Joseph A. Wilson, manager of the erty in Canal Negotiation*. lands can be develop), and in this Hood River Applegrowers' Union, has in the valley of the Strums, at the base just consummated a 120.000 apple sale. of tbe Rhodope mountain chain and to Washington, Sept. 7.—Additional connection hopes are base«! on the new The Davidson fruit company, of Hood the north of the N'ardar river. Colonel instructions have been cabled to Beau ly formed West Indian steamship and River. Is the parch?sr r, and has de Jankoff is directing the movements of pre, the American minister at Bogota, land company. posited 11000 to bind tn. sale. The > the bands in the southern part. reiterating the position of this govern price for fancy four-tier Spitzensbergs It is reported that Hilmi Pasha, tbe ment regarding the canal treaty. The HARD ON FOREIGNERS. is $2 a l>ox: yellow Newtons. $1.80. the apples to be delivered at railway at inspector general for Macedonia, re state department assumes entire re picking time. Before the recent or- fuses to leave his beadquarters in the sponsibility for every representation Venezuelan Government Punishes All ganlzatlon of the union, buyers were Konakat Monastir. The insurgent of Beaupre to the Bogota government Wbo May Present Claim*. paying 11.45 a box for Spitzenbergs. leader, Grueff, in a letter to Helmi concerning the treaty, and his activity Willemstad, Island of Curacao, Sept. This is the largest fruit sale ever made Pasha, demanded that he prevent the | ____________________ _____ indorsed ____ in this direction is heartily tby in Hood River. 2. — Harsh justice is being meted out to barbarous acts of the Turkish soldiers the president and Hecretary Hail, foreigners residing in tbe interior of and Bashi Bazouks, otherwise the revo-1 --- - Minister Beaupre’s latest instruc Venezuela, where the local authorities Much Building at Ashland. It Is estimated that the value of 1 lutionists would massacre all the Turk- tions advise him that President Roose are hunting down all foreiguer* wbo velt will not enter into any engage dare to present claims against Veneta- building improvements just completed, 1 ish inhabitants. or now under way. in Ashland will ment with the Colombian government ela in accordance with the recent pro TEN THOUSAND FOR SHOW. reach 150.000, and the high tide of which will hamper his scope of action tocol. building activity In that city for the under the canal law. This government Near Coroa, a local tribunal refused past two or three years promises to Multnomah Boys Spending This Sum on will not indicate what its coarse cf ac be equaled before the close of the pres to accept the testimony of five Italians. I tion will be in the event the treaty Portland's Big Fall Carnival. la ent season. A number of new business On the latter insisting on tendering Ten thousand dollars is the sum be- re)e<:ted> buildings have recently been complet their depositions, three were «nested ed and many new and substantial resi ing expended by the Multnomah ath and thrown into jail. Two of them dences are now tn course of construc lette club on Portland’s big fall carni RUSSIA FEARS NEW PARTY. attdbpted to escape and were fired up tion throughout the city. val, September 14 to 25 inclusive and on, one being killed. The Venezuelan it is safe to eay that the biggest and | Socialist Revolutionist* Propose to Abol- government does not deny this occur Sales of School Land. best show of the kind ever seen on the ------ Ish *•-- the Aristocracy. rence, but is doing all it can to pre Though sales of school land have Pacific coast will be that in September. vent a repetition. practically ceased, the receipts of the New York, Sept. 7. — The new revo- land department, are undiminished. The giants from the athletic field will lutionary party formed in Russia, en It is learned on good authority that The monthly statement, made by Clerk be there and lovers of athletic events titled the Russian Sodalist Revolu letters sent to foreigner* from the Ital George G. Brown, shows that for will have an opportunity to see the big tionary Party, which differs from the ian and other legations instructing August the collections were 130.035.11. fellows contest for prizes. Low rates them to send in their claims wer* or over 11000 a day. This Is equal to have been granted by the railroads and Russian Social Democratic party in be- j seized in the posts so as to prevent tbe ingjless doctrinaire and more violent in the normal receipts while school land the attendance no doubt will be very ; was selling The money now coming large. The boys have decided to make | tactics, is «lescrilied by the London cor claims from arriving at Cars, as in du« In is composed chiefly of deferred pay ex ery day a special day and this will | respondent of the Times, in a dispatch , limo. ments on sales heretofore made. which declares that the' new organiza i be something of an innovation in the tion has revived something of the ter Where Mad Mullah Oets Arms. way of a carnival. W ill Pack Meat on a t arge Scale. rorism which shocked Russian society Aden Arabia, Sept. 2.—The principal Rehor and Hulac of Omaha. Neb., ! ten years ago. There is a tbird party, sources for the supply of rifles and sm- Fair Exhibit Takes Form. have bought out Kerr & Housler’s the Russian Revolutionary party. All meat market and cold storage plant at Berlin, Sept. 3.—Germany’s exhibit three airree as to the necessity of abol munition to the Mad Muilah's for'*« in Somaliland have been traced through McMinnville. They are making ar at the St. Louis exposition is taking a complete identification of trade marks rangements to carry on an extensive form. Some shipments have alreadv ishing the existing autocracy. The new party aims at arousing the through agents at Haraar and Janutil, pork an<l meat packing business. Mc Minnville was their choice, due to ex been made, and it is possible to fore heart of Russia, reaching the peasants Abyssinia, to a London firm. Sines cast the whole with tolerable accuracy. tensive stock raising the farmers have ■ not affected by previous efforts. The (the commencement of the operations gone into this last four or five years. The collective exhibits of porcelain, dispatch asserts that since April, 1902, in Komaliland, an aggregate of 3.000,- Yamhill county has ten time* the stock bronaee, textiles, food», toy*, leather a fighting organization has netn been ere- ere- i ......... b v.a K«iii£,ai,ivii ” nas today it had six years ago. work, interior decorations and 20 more ated as a wing of the Revolutionary 000 rounds of I>ee-Metford rifle ammu Peru will prohibit the immigration ,,f male adult inhabitants are dis- Look for Cattle Buyers. nition and correspondingly large num franchised there now l«eing about 20 specialties will be complete and will of tneinoers of the religious ordei* ex- 1 party in order to meet force with force bers of Lee-Metford and Gras rifles "There Is about 50 per cent more I voters, and the affair* of the town will represent the best that Germany can and terror with terror. l>elled from France. PÛRTLANR MARKETS. have been shipped by this Lond u firm | have to lie conducted by these citizens cattle In this valley than can be fed do. The government exhibits, such as Colombia is facing a senons uprising »1^, to Jibutil and Harsar. —---- - A* then« are nearly as manv h<«rt. (Ma Winter said Patsy Daly, al transportation, education and art, will of her subjects. The rejection of lhe offices to t>e flll»«d as there are voter*, prominent and prosperous stockman ! Wheat—Wall* Walla, 78079c; bl ue- be Che finest ever sent out of the conn-I Spectsculsr Camp for Army. Psnama canal treaty is |given as the the candidates will virtually elect j of I’rairlc City the other day "It in stem, 10012c; valley. Me. Hept 7._ The Junction City, Kan., Kept. try. Teach Powers a Lesson. cause. not on account of a shortage of hay i Flour—Valley, $3.8*03.85 par bar plans for the big tamp at Fort Riley ' themselves. Paris, Sept. 2.—The government crop, as It is better thia year than It I rel; ban! wheat straights, $3.6004.1X1; during tbe maneuvers show that the Russo Japanese negotiations sre mak Roberts I* Not Coming. has been for many years, but for want | hard wheat, patents, $4.1004.60. camp will be one of the most spectacu- officials here take great interest in ths ing headway an«) there i* no doubt that Can Meet a Panic. of cattle-buyers. There have been no London, Sept. 3. — Though Tl-iJ Field lar ever planned. graham, 83.3*03.76; whole wheat, th»y will soon 1« brought to a satisfact -------- — The 14,000 troops movements and intentions cf tbe Marshal Lord Roberts is still booked to Chicago, Hept. ft. — The published re buyers at all in here thia year, which la $3 6604.00: rye wheat, $4.60. that are to participate will be en- American warships in the .Mediterran ory issue. very dlscouracing to many stockmen, sail for Boston on the .Mayflower, Sep The wind was again too light for a port that government deposits in na who have to buy hay. as no stockman ; Barley—Feed, $70.00021.00per ton; tember 2, it can now be definitely '■amjied on the Republican river flats ean. The Temps, in a leading article, brewing. $21; rolled, $21021.60. can afford to feed $10 hay to his stock 1 jn»t north of Junction City in the shape says that the United States, n-tingth* tional l«*nk* are to i>e materially in- race Monday, but the Reliance waa and may not be able to buy any hay at Osts—No. 1 white. $1.07 Si n»y. stated that he is not going to the of a gigantic fan. which will have its farther ahead of Shamrock^than in any cieasNl is declared by Secretary Hhaw all" apathy of Europe to the pr- -en’ >-00’ United States this autumn. The alter |1.1001.05 per cental. apex near the bluffs, a half mile furth dition of affairs in Turkey, is likely w previous race. to I* unfounded. Hecrvtary Hhaw to Millstuff*—Bran. $22 per ton; mi 1- ation in his plaas was necessitated nv er north of tne tow n, At the apex of give the powers « lesson in energy as® “I German socialists are in a lively day made the following statement dliags, $25: eh rts, $22; chop, >1«. the postponement of the British army the camp will be tbe ‘ I ooklng lor Dam Site». firmness. I ADe he rrencn French newspapers girt wrangle at to the policy they will pur notice some newspapers’ account* to 1 — headquarters |u.nrR DrmiWR. maneuvers nntil the middle of Heptem- nt th« linseed dairy food, *19. Civil Engineer F H Newell, chief of 1 1 an' lL8 general and hie the greatest piVLUizivuv prominence to > tl e dis- the effect that I am about to increase IXIC7 ^IVOWCl sue in the reichstag. Hay — Timothy, $14.00 per ton ; i-er because of the bad weather, which the United States reclamation ser patches referring to the movements li deposita of public money to the extent lias retarded the movement of lhe The ap|>ointment of M. Witte by the of 840,000,000. It is true I have *40,* vice. with a party of advisers consist clover, nomiaai; grain, $10; chset, corps, and the situation in Somaliland, the American squadron. ing of Civil Engineers J B. I Jpplncott. nominal. Trade in Japanese Women. czar to I«« president of the council ot 000,1X10 available for de;»>sit if condit of Los Angeles. Cal., who is in charge Rutter—Fancy craeasery, 22 S 036c the wai office not wanting L rd Rota Honolulu, Sept. 7.—The Federal au- minister* is regarded by many as a ion* should hereafter render it expedi of the reclamation survey* in Califor erts to be absent. Chícese Rebel» Are Winalng. per poo nd; dairy, 18020c; store, 16 thoritiee, w^hc have been working for victory for the war party. nia I! N Savage, consulting cn 016«. ent to make so large an increase." Washington, — uonru« Consul Mo many months to break « k . . j . Washington, Sept. Sept. 2. — glneer. and John T Whistler, in charge Cheese — Full vreass, twins, 14c; The copyright 01 “Peaceful Henry,’J Forty Hurt In Wreck. Japanese women being btcugbt lerZ Wlkle ' at Canton ’ omler ' ' ' !^» of the Oregon work, are In the neigh Postal Investigation Nearing End. a new mnsicel hit, has t>een purchased Harting*. I... sept. ;-P,.^ :ger rnrpc-^, have Iwn rewlnl^l 24’bas l*nt ,be •Ut* ,*p‘r;nienB'* borhood of Westfall and Willow Creek, Young America, 16c; factory price*, Washington, Sept. ft.—Poet master to investigate the proposcit sites for 101 l*c less. by the publisher* of "Hiawatha” lor , train No. . 3 8 on the «as by t|,e discoverr of an «r-.ni f th. Burlington -------- . '<«laile»i account of tbe insurr-tun Si province, from whubJ.F General Payne said t-.iay that when government reservoirs in Malheur *6,000. Poultry—Chickens, mixed. 11 S0 wrecked here tonight in a head-on col- -•itr^rdlnTrv ^’^’^h^VXJ the federal grand jury in this eity dis county 12c per pound, spring, 140144c; lisioQ with a freight engine and three among brothel kvenerM in if i Pear® that in a number of engt^me Minister Irishman’s demands on pnee» of the )XM>toflice case* now Imfore hens, 12»124c; broilers, $2 00 per car*. According to statements of pas »or . long me Th. UI .T the . Turkey (or attemempted assassin at ion it the investigation in Washington will 1 Th. rebels are reported New Building tor Ashland Normal. deeen; turkeys, live, 10*010«- per sengers. the train was running about 10 manarM to ^te tbe of the vice consul bring quieting he practically concluded, leaving mat Th Southern Oregon state normal pound :«ir*esrd,1401&c; Hacks, $404.60 miles an hour when the collision took th.aX!°«S sXdof arme«l and well drilled. The in«» answers. ters in New York etill to 1« closed. school will ope n for the coming year per dosen : ceese. *600.60. place. The passengers were thrown th mas. a complete ««t of I *n,! ,re led bF Lok Kin; *l‘”,. *-.i He said he t>op>-d to have the entire •»n September 14 President Mulkey, Fag*—Oregon ranch, 19c. from their «eats and shout 40 w*r* jn. ing the status of the aasodation in °aii Promil,«nt when U HnDg Cb“"' Popular milrecriptions will l«e askoi postoffice investigation ended and Mr. who han been traveling extensively I Potatoee— Oregon, 760*'<r per •ack ; ¡used more or leas severely, but none it« phaeen. the empire. from all paits of tire United Hta’ee Brietow's report in by the first ol Octo over the state In the Interest of Qie sweet potato**. 2\c per poend. — so far a* reported, sustained eenon* in- with which to secure a testimonial for ber. The grand jury was in e-seion a Institution sar s the proapect* for at ' — ~ I jnriee. Wheat Hecks — In lot* of 100, 64c. Gunboat Sink* at Sea tendance are tl est in it* his- Fir Thomas Lipton. Japanese in Hawaii Organize. tan short while today. Beef — Grose ataara, $3.7604.26; Caiiz, Spain, Hept. 2 —The A" tory The new arademl r snd adminis- Hon lulu. H j.. sgpt 7.—Th* 7.000 dreseed. *0 7e per poned. iff thia WKy Canal Treaty Waa Rejccted TheTurkiah envoy at Washington, in tratlon building, provided for by the gunboat Sheri* has fonndered «»red Will Carry Exhibit» Free. Veal —8 4® per ponnd. last legislature la twine rn»he<1 to New Y.wk. Sept. 3.-Di»p.tches fmm J-PAne» :n th. Hawaii« island, are port. Eleven cf her crew we discussing the attempted a Mai nation h-.ng organici into one e»3i«r- San Franeieo, Sep», ft.—The South completion It will be a fine structure Metten—Gross. $3; dreeaed. 60 a Bogota co-re»pon.ient as-ert, sava a of the American consul, blame« mie* by a French trans-Atlantic 64c; la«be. groea. $3.60, dreesM, a*. Panama dispatoh to the HeraM that tv ?L?*r‘V’ r”’w"'lent ”* »*>• ern Pacific and Welle-Fare expreee an and will cost about $8<Xto. > ion* nee for tire rebellion. Naval records do not show an A ist ria* nan* Hoge Groee, $6.600.5.73; d-eased the Panama canal tr.*ty «as n- ected y. nounce that they will carry frwe to ne ot the chief objects of the as- gunboat named Sheri», wni School Dtatrkt Bond« Bought ,h* *«^went of ?. The recent attack on Vice Consul Dgden all eahibite to Ire shown in con •a. by the «en»ta bvsause of tl,« imper», probably was * telegraphic n The state land board ha* completed Magelasen wa* not tbe first. About nection with the national irrigation Hope— l^Ot erep, 2*r per pound. ¡»»«¡vin, Japanese em- for the Kerka, an Anstran tive natnre of the n««tas rocetved fron> two year* ago he was knocked down cougreea The Southern Pacific today Its sixth purchase of school district Tallow—Priase. per poead, 406«; Se.-retary of tbe ftato Hay and rnitsd “ ’* prop-wd to eetabli.h •cbooner-rigged gunboat, 14. bon.la the last purchase being and robbed by three men. He attack •ent out notiros to all county board* of IAb* Jap"ne* -'flnoi* and 3540 ton* displacement Mate« Ministerv Beeupre. Titane foTPthi Is of let No t. Jack No. 3 and gre«se, 2 403c. ed hie »seallanto, recovered hie watch trade in the stato in regard to its offer Wool — Valley, 17018c; Eastern nota« the <or-e^nd«nt déclaras, wer» for the children and to counteract the ka had a speed of nine kant» aw; bear 8 per and gave them a severe I-eating. ÄLr""- Oregon, 12016«; ir. 350374c. of free transportation of eahi bit«. regarded a» offensive. ried two 6.9-iach gun« and one . < “TSS of idieM* »nd igBOT«—. gin. fibs had a crew of 104 sa-n New York, Hept. 4.—The Reliance, i the American cop defender, yesterday ! won the third rnd final race and the IRRIGATION CONGRESS PRIZES. eerie* for that famous sea trophy, the America’s cop. In a dense fog. which stiver Loving Cop* for AgricoRural prevented vision beyond 200 yards, she Exhibit», finished the race at 6 :30:02. amid the | Governor Chamberlain is in receipt acclamations of the assembled fleet, of a letter from Chairman Fred J , ' Keisel, of the executive committee of I The Shamrock III, after running for the irrigation congress, call- more than an hour in the fog, mined ing attention to the four $500 prises Roisvelt will change the policy of ap naseed bv it and to be awarded at the session of the pointing consuls so it will be on a mer the finishing line, 1 7 .’. congrua* in September. The prize* returned to it from the opposite direc- >r(? one f for or the it basis. are g)lver allver Iovlns loving cup8 cups, . one the tion. As the Ksliance wa* then being best exhibit of hops, one for the best Tbe governor of Colorado ha* ordered tbe yacht’s ahowing of barley, one for the finest troops to ths scene of the mining strike towed through the fleet, . . i a display of varied fresh fruit*, and at Cripple creek. ensign fluttering from her truck snd one for lhe best showing of sugar A Kansas City negro drowned him spreaders in celebration of her victory, beets, with the highest percentage of The cup to be given for the self to escape lynching for an aseault the Hhamrock III did not cross the best display of fruit is described as on a white woman. finish line. being 23 Inches in height and weighs As often said of the historic race, 27o ounces It is of silver and repre Legation guards at Constantinople have been increased, and, i’l necessary, when America won tbe cup there was sents the Goddess Pomona -dietribut- | Ing the kindly fruits of the earth. marines will be landed. no svond. This result was achieved The letter urges Governor Chamber- Turkey is making strenuous efforts only after four futile attempts to sail lain to be present, if possible, and to to locate the assailant of Vice Consul off tbe final race, and after the outcome see that Oregon is fittingly represent cd, as the subjects discussed will be of Magelssen. Many arrests have been bad been admitted by even Kir Thoma* great importance to this state. It will made. probobly not be convenient for Gov- Lipton to be a foregone conclusion. A South Carolina train went through tnor Chamberlain to go to Ogden to Yesterday’s was the eighth attempt attend the Congress, which meets a bridge, killing six and injuring 47: to sail a race. After one fluke, tbe September 18. Senator Hanna has almost recovered from his illness and is able to l>e out. Reliance won tbe two following ra<-es, warmer valley controversy . one by seven minutes and three sec At the Fort Rilsy, Kan.,* maneuvers of the army, 14,000 men will partici onds, and the other by one minute end Settler* Are Very Aaxioe* Over the Out- 19 second*. A week ago the first at pate. coete of It. tempt to sail tbe third race failed, and The Alaskan boundary commissioners A number of residents of Warner have held their first meeting and attempt* have been made every day Valley. Lake County, were In Salem I this week. On these occasion* the Re- I recently to Interview members of the organized. , , ., , .. « • . I state land board regarding the out- air- liance led the hhamrock to the finish , conje oy (be controversy over the pos- An effort to launch the Lanley ship men with failure oaring to a line by two miles, but failed to reach ! session of their homes. The litigation broken valve. it before the expiration of tbe time before the federal land department re- . , „ . L ,. . 1 suited in favor of the Warner Valley Macedonian rebels have issued a pro limit of five and a half hours. gtock company. The settlers claimed clamation. in which they assert con fl- | Yesterday’s victory mean* that th* as homesteaders while the company deuce of gaining their liberty. cup is destined to remain in America claimed under a pu-chase from the H , state under the swamp land laws The Chicago babies are said'to acquire a until England 1* able to produce a gen- Fptttar8 having been defeated, asked taste for liquor through milk rfom cows iu* equal to Herreehoff in yacht design- the board to aid them in retaining the fed on corn mash from distilleries. i homes they had taken. . The board list ing. ' ened pwn.4 to arguments a rorxi rn on to and an. has taken the President Roosevelt has received Rarely, if ever, has there been a matter under advisement. In the hundreds of telegrams congratulating mere spectacular finish than the Reli meantime. Governor Chamberlain tele him on bis narrow escape from assassi ance's yesterday. After racing for graphed the federal land department nation. more than an hour at terrific speed not to issue a patent conveying the Seven prisoners in the Seattle city through a blinding fog, the Reliance 1 land to the state until he requested It. jail escaped. One, being unable to burst through the wall of mist upon the The land company cannot secure title the land until a patent Issues to the obtain money for bi* breakfast, re vision of the *(>ectators on the fleet to assembled at the finish line and reel state. turned. ing under a bellying balloon jib top Coming Events. Rebel* in Caviet, Philippine islands, sail, with her lee rail awash, flew M. A. A. C. carnival, Portland, Sep are again showing signs of activity and across the finish line fully three miles troops have been sent to the scene from ahead of tbe Hhamrock. almost before tember 14-25. .............. races, Multnomah Fair Association Manila. the spectators could determine for a ! irv”nfHon‘^rack, Vep?ember 2l"26’ Portland hold-up men robbed a man certainity that it was her. Our* more ; Teachers’ institutes—Bevins, Sep- under an electric light in the very the Yankee boat had added to the long tember 7-9; Salem. September 9-11; heart of the city a few evenings ago string of victories in contests for the Vale. September 10-12; Oregon City, while there were many people within a honored old silver trophy that carried September 15-17; Klamath^Falls. Sep- tember 28-30; Lakeview. October 1-3, with it the blue ribbon of the sea. short distance. 1 and Hillsboro, October 28-30. Oregon National Guard encamp Tbe arbitrators in the Venezuelan KILL AT WILL. ment, September 3-12; Third Infantry, claims case is in session. Gearhart Park; Separate Battalion, Surveyor General Eagleson.of Idaho, Turk* Stop at Nothing In Macedonia - Roseburg. September 3-12. isjto be removed from office. Carnival, Oregon City, September Consuls Fear for Lives. 5-8. The commandant of the Puget sound London, Sept. 6.—The Daily Mail’« I-abor Day, Portland. September 7. naw vs’-«! »»v« appropriations of correspondent wires from Monastir, State convention of mining men, nnder date of August 31, tolling of an Portland. September 7. Joint concatenation of Hoo Hooe, bar shows much ineffectual attempt be made to pene Portland, September 9. is nearly a foot Lincoln County Fair, Toledo. Sep u this time last trate the Albanian cordon and reach Aruieneko. He was threatened with tember 10-12. State Fair. Salem. September 14-19 Woolgrower»' Association, Baker lar to bubonic death and compelled to return under n Culm and is guard. He gives numerous instances City. September 14-18. Harney County Fair, Burns, Sep ì unable to do of Turkish brutality and treachery. tember 14-20. The villagers ol Armenako were massa Races, Antelope. September 17-19. Stock exhibit and race meet. Port util the third ; cred before a single insurgent visited race ui lue preeem sene« was a failure the place. The inhabitant* of the vil land, September 21-26. Fair, Toledo, September 22-24. on acoiint of lack of wind. The boat* lage of Nevolkaa, near Florina, were Second Eastern Oregon District did not even start. butchered while on their way to Flor Fair, The Dalles. September 22-26 A Japaneas gunboat'would not allow Carnival, Pendleton, September 28-, the American stesuner Ktaniey Dollar ina under guard, after having surren October 1. Carnival. The Dalles, September 28- to land at a Corean port. Hhe waa dered on a guarantee of immunity. At Florina, continue* the correspon October 3. under charter by a Russian firm to load dent, the Christian* are in a state of Second Southern Oregon District umber. abject fear, and are handicapped by a Fair, Eugene. September 29-October 8. A war is on between rival steamer bigoted Greek metropolitan, who erd- Race meet. Sumpter. October 1-5. Klamath County Fair, Klamath Falla. ines from Portland to The Dalles. era them to stay in the village and not The passenger rate has been lowered to to flee, with the reault that the savage October 6-9. Crook County Jockey Club meet, 26 cents and freight is carried for one eoldiere murder them by ecores. The Prineville, October 27-29 dollar a ton. European residents cf Monastir, inclnd- Scotch reunion. Fossil. October $7. The negro suffrage association, of ing tiie consul*, are in a state of great - Boston, declare« Booker T. Washington anxiety. Many, including the Italian Flve Contest Cases. is not a fit leader for the race and ha. <-onm>l, iiave recently t>een insulted by Five contest cases. Involving SOO afllutl Rooeewlt not to take hi« counsel B* acres of valuable timber land, located if he «vouid hold the colored vote. ! Operations commenced last Jhureday 25 miles east of Albany, are engaging on an organized scale against the insur- the attention of the Oregon City land I x-Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis, has gents, and bodies of troops are operat- office. The cases are of more than or been refused a new trial. |ng »n directions, nut no details dinary Interest, since the lahds upon which a commuted proof-and cash re The present summer is the coldest have yet been received, ceipts were issued in January. 1902. ever exfierienced in New York. have since been sold to disinterested More Oftlcea Than Voter*. parties. Contestants now appear be All teamsters in Seattle are on a ' strike and other unions threaten to4 Montgomery, Ala., Kept. ft. — The fore the land’office officials and allege approaching city election at Hobson that the persons making proof on the join. City, the negro colony near Anniston, lands failed to maintain a residence Philadelphia and Baltimore have w ___ ii| _________ disclose-a peculiar state of affair*. on the premises ami resorted to Ir- combined in an effort to hold the ex- _ The town _______ is run l solely by negroes, ________ negroes. regular practices in making flnal port trade. | Un<ier the new constitution nearly all proof. EVENTS OF THE DAY
