OFF FOR THE ISTHMUS.
HUMAN BODY IS A BATTERY.
The Estacada News
GO AFTER HARRIMAN
HUGHES FOR GOV
ERNOR OF NEW YORK.
Railroad com m ission Scents An
other Big Trust.
N ew Y o rk , N ov. 7.— A c c o rd in g to
r e tu r n s re c e iv e d u p to a n e a rly h o u r
th is m o rn in g , C h a rle s E . H u g h e s, R e
p u b lic a n c a n d id a te fo r O o v e rn o r, h a s
b een e le c te d b y 50,000 o r m o re p lu r a l
ity .
O u tsid e of G r e a te r N ew Y ork,
w ith 160 e le c tio n d is tr ic ts m issin g , M r.
H u g h e s h a s a p lu ra lity o f a b o u t 124.-
000. In G r e a te r N ew Y o rk w ith 69
e le c tio n
d is tr ic ts m iss in g , W . R.
H e a r s t, th e D e m o c ra tic a n d In d e p e n d
e n c e L e a g u e c a n d id a te , h a s a p lu ra lity
o f 75,036. M r. H e a r s t c a r r ie d a ll t h e
b o ro u g h s o f th e g r e a te r c ity , d e s p ite
th e f a c t t h a t th e e a rly r e t u r n s seem eel
to In d ic a te t h a t h e h ad lo st B ro o k ly n .
N o d e fin ite fig u res a r e y e t a v a ila b le
a s to th e r e s u lts w ith r e g a r d to t h e
s t a te officers, an d b o th D e m o c ra ts a n d
R e p u b lic a n s a r e c la im in g
v ic to rie s
fro m L ie u te n a n t-G o v e rn o r dow n.
T h e in d ic a tio n s a r e t h a t th e S ta te
L e g is la tu re w ill show little c h a n g e In
Its p o litic a l m ak e-u p .
T h e T a m m a n y ju d ic ia r y tic k e t in
N ew Y o rk C o u n ty , w ith th e e x c e p tio n
o f O tto R o s a lsk y fo r G e n e ra l S e ss io n s
J u d g e , R e p u b lic a n , h a s b e e n e le c te d .
T h e Ju d ic ia ry n o m in a to rs ’ tic k e t w as
d e fe a te d .
S ta te C h a irm a n M ax F . Ih m se n , o f
th e In d e p e n d e n c e L e a g u e , c la im s t h a t
H e a r s t h a s b e e n e le c te d . H e s e n t o u t
la te la s t n ig h t te le g r a m s to all In d e
p e n d e n c e L e a g u e w a tc h e r s to b e on
g u a rd to s e e t h a t th e v o te w a s
c o u n te d .
Telephone Is Operated by Current
President Roosevelt and Party Em
Given Out By the 8tomach.
bark on Yacht Mayflower.
San Francisco, Nov. 13.—Before a
W a s h in g to n , N ov. 9.— "G oodbye, I
a m g o in g d ow n to se e how th e d itc h
OREGON
number of medical men and scientists
is g e ttin g a lo n g ,” sh o u te d P re s id e n t
today, Mrs. Albert J. Atkina and E. J.
R o o se v e lt, w h o sto o d on th e a f te r
SUGAR OUTPUT IS LARGE.
STRIKE A RICH VEIN.
Lewis succeeded in charging an elec
s ta rb o a r d d eck of th e y a c h t M ay
trical clrcut with human electricity to
flo w er a t th e W a s h in g to n n a v y y ard ,
such a degree that external sound Large and Well-Defined Ledge Discov- La Grande Factory Will Turn Out Over a s th o v e s se l w as le a v in g th e d o ck for
ered
at
Cottage
Grove.
|
60,000
Sacks.
b is P a n a m a trip .
waves were transmitted and heard
A c c o m p a n y in g th e P re s id e n t w ere
L a G rande— The new tr a c k o f th e
through an ordinary telephone re C o ttag e G rove— A fla tte rin g find Is
M rs. R o o se v e lt a n d h e r m a id ; S u r
ceiver. The experiment consisted of re p o rte d from th e B ohem ia m in in g dis- C e n tral R a ilw a y h as reach ed th e H u n t g eo n -G en eral R ix ey , o f th e N av y , and
the application of two platinum elec tr ic t. I t w as m ade re c e n tly in th e g rad e opposite. Cone, an d a sp u r fo r M. C. L a tta . o n e o f th e a s s is ta n t se c re
trodes to the walls of the living stom claim know n ua th e B ig M aud, ow ned by lo ad in g b e e ts h as been p u t in. T h is t a r i e s a t th e W h ite H o u se. T h e M ay Combine Wa* Like Old Northern S e
A Returns o f the L ett Important but ach. B y means of copper wires the Colonel W. II. B lair. T he ore is said reduce« th e h au lin g d istan c e fro m th e flow er w ill ta k e t h e p a r ty to W o lf
T ra p L ig h t, a t th e m o u th of th e R a p p a
curities Company—Fish Gives
Not L ett Intereating Eventt
electrodes were connected with tele to be h igh-grade a n d th e ledge is larg e Cone b e e t fields m a te ria lly , a s th e end h a n n o c k r iv e r in C h e sa p e a k e B ay,
Commission the Tip.
of the Patt Week.
phone and microphone, a sensitive an d well defined. T h e usual d egree of of ,th e
*» nu* a >’o u t t h r ™ m ilc“ w h e re a t r a n s f e r w ill b e m a d e to th e
. . .
,
,
and a h a lf fro m th e fa rm s. M ost o f
Instrument, which greatly intensifies a c tiv ity p re v a ils th ro u g h o u t th e cam p, th e Cone beets rem ain to be d eliv ered b a ttle s h ip Ix m isla n a , w h ich is to co n
vey th e P r e s id e n t to a n d fro m th e
sound.
an d good re su lts a re in evidence. T he an d th e h a rv e s t in t h a t lo c a lity h as isth m u s .
THE HARRIMAN SYSTEM.
Cuban liberals are divided on ac
O
regon
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ecu
ritie
s
a
n
d
V
esuvius
a
re
in
been
postponed
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lo
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g
a
s
possible,
T h e re w a s a b s o lu te ly no m e c h a n ic a l
T h e L o u is ia n a w ill b e co n v o y ed to,
count of friendship with America.
T he H a rriin a n sy stem hag th re e m ain
full
operatio
n
,
em
ploying
larg
e
fo
rces
a
w
a
itin
g
ra
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fa
c
ilitie
s.
Silperin-
an d fro m th e Is th m u s b y th e a rm o re d
o r c h e m ic a l b a tte r y In th e c irc u it, ydt
A dirigible balloon sent up from the th e m o m e n t t h e e le c tro d e s w e re sw al of m en. The an n u al assessm ent w ork te n d e n t B arn w ell sa y s th a t te n d ay s or c r u is e r s T e n n e s s e e a n d W a s h in g to n . lin es b etw een th e M isso u ri R iv e r a n d
L ie u te n a n t th e P acific C oast, w h ich u n d er se p a ra te
Milan exposition crossed the Alps safe low ed su fficien tly to to u c h th e w alls fo r th is y e a r is n early com pleted on th e tw o w eek s w ill b e re q u ire d to g e t all A b o ard th e L o u is ia n a
la rg e n um ber o f claim s held by p r iv a te th e b e e ts to th e fa c to ry ,
F ra n k E v a n s, w h o w ill u tiliz e th e ow n ersh ip a re n a tu r a l co m p etito rs fo r
ly •
of th e sto m a c h , h u m a n
e le c tric ity p a rtie s.
| T he fa c to ry h as been ru n n in g m ost w ire le ss te le g ra p h a p p a r a tu s , w ith
A new plague has caused 12 tie it is flow ed o v e r th e w ire s, r e n d e r in g
A c tiv ity in th e lu m b erin g business is sa tis fa c to rily , w ith o u t a h itc h or h a lt, w h ich th e sh ip Is eq u ip p ed , fo r co m traffic o rig in a tin g e a s t of th e ir eastern
In a small Texas town, and doctors are so u n d s a u d ib le . T h e e le c tr ic c h a rg e c o n s ta n tly on th e in crease , n o tw ith - j from the. tim e th e season opened. In m u n ic a tin g w ith th e W h ite H o u s e a t te rm in i or d estin e d to p o in ts e a s t of
sta n d in g th e o p e ra to rs a re unablp to a d d itio n to th e fine o u tp u t of b eets, th e W a s h in g to n w h e n e v e r th e P r e s id e n t th o se term in i.
unable to control it.
m e a s u re d fro m se v e n to e ig h t m illi m ove th e ir p ro d u cts. T he ca r sh o rta g e [ sug ar p ercen ag e is h ig h er th is y e a r d e s ire s .
T he m ain lin e o f th e U nio n P acific
It is reported that King Alfonso cf v o lts on a W e sto n g a lv a n o m e te r.
is se riously f e lt by th e 18 m ills in th is i th a n ev er b efo re. I t is e stim a te d th a t
T h e P re s id e n t w ill sp e n d fo u r d ay s
Spain has been assassinated, but the
H e will a r r iv e a t e x te n d s fro m O m ah a to O gden, w here
C olonel E . P . R o c h a rd s o n , th e su b lo c a lity . One com pany alone has a b o u t th e su g a r o u tp u t th is season w ill be o n th e Isth m u s.
repirt cannot be verified.
je c t o f th e e x p e rim e n t, sw allo w ed th e 100 carlo ad s on th e docks, an d is sim ply betw een 50,000 a n d 60,000 sacks, or C olon T h u rs d a y , N o v e m b e r 15, w h e re i t co n n ects w ith th e C e n tra l Pacific,
h e is to b e g r e e te d a b o a rd s h ip by e x te n d in g fro m O gden to S an F ra n
Wireless messages state that the e le c tro d e s a n d su c c e e d e d in r e ta in in g un ab le to secure cars. T h is is th e case from 250 t o 3u0 cars.
ever, w ith all th e m ills. T h e lum
T he fa c to ry w ill p ro b ab ly ru n fo u r P re s id e n t A m ad o r, o f P a n a m a , an d cisco.
presidential part; is off the Florida th e m fo r a c o n s id e ra b le tim e . A fte r how
M rs. A m ad o r, C h a irm a n S h o n ts an d
berm en are a d v o c a tin g th e en a c tm e n t w eeks longer.
coast and enjoying fine weather.
T h e O regon S h o rt L in e ex te n d s from
o th e r officials o f th e C a n a l C o m m is
a b rie f r e s t, h e w a s g iv e n a d r in k of o f a law m ak in g it a p e n a lty fo r a ra il
sio n . A c o n s id e ra b le p a r t o f t h a t day G ra n g e r to P o catello a n d th e O. R. & N.
The wrecking of the Milwaukee Ave w h isk y a n d on a g a in c o n n e c tin g th e ro ad com pany w hen i t fa ils to fui^iish
WORK OF HATCHERIES.
w ill b e s p e n t a t L a B o ca a n d A ncon, fro m P o c a te llo to P o rtl^ p d . T hese tw o
nue bank of Chicago was le enacted on e le c tro d e s w ith th e I n te rio r lin in g of c a rs w ith in a specified tim e a f t e r the
tbs stage in Circago and nearly caused h is s to m a c h t h e g a lv a n o m e te r r e g is o rd er is placed. T hey co n ten d th a t Season’s Work Has Been Satisfactory th e t r a i n m a k in g a slo w ru n a c r o s s th e lin es com bined a re n a tu r a l co m p etito rs
is th m u s in o rd e r to g iv e a n o p p o rtu n
th
e
y
a
rc
not
d
e
a
lt
w
ith
f
a
ir
ly
in
th
e
a riot.
ity to se e th e s ig h ts a n d m a k e a n e x of th e U nion P acific an d C e n tra l P a
te re d 15 m illl-v o lts.
m a tte r, as th e r a ilro a d com pany im
in All Coast Stations.
a m in a tio n o f th e w o rk . A t L a Boca cific.
Sceintists have made arrangements
D rs. A tk in s a n d L e w is c la im th a t poses a d em u rrag e o f $1 a d a y w hen a
S
alem
—
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a
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F
ish
with the Italian government to o m - by t h l i e x p e r im e n t th e y h a v e d em o n ca r is n ot loaded w ith in 48 hours a f t e r W ard en H . G. V a n D usen f o r th e m o n th th e r e is to b e a n In sp e c tio n o f th e
T he K a n sa s P acific ex te n d s fro m
plets the excavation of the ancient s tr a te d th e law of a c tio n of th e h u m a n th e tim e i t is sp o tte d . T he ra ilro a d of O cto b er show s th a t th e se a so n ’s p r e s e n t te r m in a ls o f th e o ld F re n c h K a n s a s C ity to D en v er a n d is a n a tu ra l
c
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th
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P
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n
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m
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,
follow
com pany, on th e o th e r h an d , ta k e s its
Roman city of Herculaneum.
Bensos. T h e y r e a s o n t h a t , If so u n d is
w ork h as been s a tis f a c to ry in a ll C oast in g w h ich th e r e w ill b e a tr ip to n e a r co m p etito r o f th e U n io n P acific m ain
own tim e an d p leasu re to fu rn is h cars.
The Forestry bureau of the United tr a n s m itte d o v e r a c o p p e r w ire w hen
W ith ab o u t $250,000 w o rth of lum ber stre a m h atc h e rie s, b u t n o t so good in by is la n d s , w h e re th e P re s id e n t is to line.
it
Is
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h
a
rg
e
d
w
ith
h
u
m
a
n
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le
c
tr
ic
ity
,
th e h atc h e rie s on tr ib u ta r ie s o f th e Co b e sh o w n th e p ro p o se d a c tu a l P acific
States has failed in its efforts to compel
c u t anti read y to m ove, th e lum berm en
T he S o u th ern P acific e x te n d s from
R e g ard in g h a tc h e ry o p e ra en d o f th e c a n a l in d eep w a te r a n d its
the railroads to use oil for fuel on en It Is r e a s o n a b le to c o n s id e r th e p rin are hopeful th a t th e y w ill soon g e t re lum bia.
N ew O rlean s to L os A ngeles, an d th en ce
tio
n
s
th
e
re
p
o
rt
sa
y
s:
cip
le
th
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sa
m
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w
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th
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a
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ry
a
p
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ro
a
c
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s
.
In
th
e
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
th
e
r
e
is
lie f. T hey are ru n n in g fu ll c a p a c ity
gines passing through forest resetves
W ith th e ex cep tio n of a few m ore to be a s ig h ts e e in g tr ip a ro u n d A ncon to S an F ra n cisco an d n o rth to P o rt
n e rv e Is charg« d w ith th e sa m e force. an d ortlers fo r m ore lu m b er a re po u rin g
It now develops that the Standard Oil In o th e r w o rd s, w e h e a r w h e n th e in, a n d if cars a re n ot fu rn is h e d soon salm on to spaw n a t O n tario , we arc
lan d , fo rm in g a n a tu r a l co m p etin g line
th
ro
u g h w ith th e w o rk o f co llectin g
a
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d
ito
ry
n
e
rv
e
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m
a
d
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se
n
s
itiv
e
w
ith
company, aided by the railrrads, did
th e y w ill be com pelled to close th e ir chinook salm on spaw n a t o u r d ifferen t
w ith th e o th e r lin es d escrib ed .
MORE
FOREST
RESERVE.
h
u
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c
tr
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ity
on
th
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their best to defeat Hoch for governor.
p lan ts.
T he acq u isitio n o f co n tro l o f th e I lli
h atch eries tr ib u ta r y to th e C olum bia
Hocb received a majority of over 2,000. cip le w h ich w e re c e iv e a te le p h o n e
m essa g e .
R iv er, an d fro m re p o rts receiv ed th e Proclamation Signed By President for no is C e n tral b y I la r r im a n g iv es him a
The boiler of a Southern Pacific pas
F u rth e rm o r e , th e s e s c ie n tis ts claim
SUCCESSFUL STAMP MILL.
follo w in g co llectio n s h av e b een m ad e:
New Area of 7,406,556 Acres.
lino fro m O m aha to C hicago a n d th e n c e
senger enginhe exploded at Sargent, a t h a t by a s e rie s o f e x p e rim e n ts th e y
No. eg g s ta k e n .
W a s h in g to n , N ov. 9. — P re s id e n t to N ew O rleans, th u s co n n ectin g th e
h
a
v
e
p
ro
v
e
n
t
h
a
t
d
ig
e
s
tio
n
is
a
n
elec-
small station in Southern California,
Five-Horsepower Plant Opens New Era Salm on R iv e r h a tc h e r y ............... 875,000 R o o se v e lt, b e fo re le a v in g fo r P a n a m a , e a s te rn te rm in i of his se v e ra l lin e s an d
■tiling two persons and wrecking the tro -ch em ic p ro c e ss ; t h a t a ll life ac
M cK enzie R iv e r h a tc h e ry s ta
sig n e d a p ro c la m a tio n c r e a tin g fo u r e n a b lin g him to ro u te traffic fro m and
In Mining Industry.
tio n in th e body is d e p e n d e n t upon th e
tio n ............................................... 5,970,000 new fo re s t re s e r v e s in Id ah o , a n d en to e a ste rn p o in ts b y a n y o f th em . I t
depot and four care.
a c tiv ity o f t h e e le c tric a l fo rc e s w lth jn
L a G rande— A ssay r e tu rn s h ave been W allow a R iv er h a tc h e r y ........... 596,000
in g tw o o th e rs , a d d in g to th e r e p ra c tic a lly m ak es him suprem e in th e
Hearst may gel the mayoralty ot New (he o rg a n is m , th a t v a r ia tio n s o f BenBe receiv ed by th e A u re lia com pany fro m O n tario salm on h a tc h e r y ........... 2,130,000 s la e rg
rv e a r e a of th e s t a te 7,406.556 a c re s . w hole te r r ito r y w est o f th e M issouri
m a n ife s ta tio n , a s s ig h t, h e a rin g , etc., co n c e n tra te s tu rn e d o u t on th e tr ia l run
York.
H e c r e a te d e v e ry r e s e r v e re c o m m e n d riv e r an d so u th o f th e C olum bia riv e r
a r e c a u s e d by th e d iffe re n t r a te s of vi of th e m ill re c e n tly in sta lle d b y th a t
T o ta l...............................................9,571,000 ed b y th e F o re s t S e rv ice, in c lu d in g in th e \Y’e|£ an d o f O m aha in th e E ast.
Idaho land fraud trials will begin b ra tio n s e t u p by th e h u m a n e le c tric a l com pany on its m in in g p ro p e rty up th e
th
e S h o sh o n e r e s e r v e in N o r th e rn
soon at Moscow.
c u r r e n ts a c tin g on th e sp e c ia l se n se G ran d Ronele R iver. T hese assay s show
Id ah o , w h ic h w a s so v ig o ro u sly fo u g h t
n
e
rv
e
s.
valueH
ra
n
g
in
g
from
$225
to
$250
to
th
e
M
ill
B
uys
S
ta
n
d
in
g
T
im
ber.
W ash in g to n , N ov. 10.— A g en eral in
An American consuls « has been
by S e n a to r H e y b u rn . C re a tio n of
ton, w ith a loss of a b o u t 15 p e r cent
E u g en e— M. S. B a rk e r h as p u rch ase d th e s e r e s e r v e s ex em p lifie s th e a d m in v e s tig a tio n of w h a t is know n as th e
opened at Mukden.
in
th
e
w
aste.
T
he
re
c
e
n
t
ru
n
of
th
e
Ila
rr im a n sy stem of ra ilro a d s , u n d e r th o
2,000,000
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of
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from
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BOERS ON A RAID.
Cuban liberals are making trouble
m ill show s th a t th e ore w ill run $15 or C. A rn el, n e a r M arcola. T he lan d w ill t e s t a n d le a v e s H e y b u rn n o th in g m o re a u th o r ity c o n fe rre d b y law , is one of
for Governor Magoon.
th e su b je c ts w hich h av e b een discussed
Mounted Rifles Start In Pursuit and m ore p e r to n , a n d w hen th e m ach in ery be logged off a t once an d th e tim b e r to fig h t fo r.
is placed in first-class w o rk in g condi b ro u g h t to B a r k e r ’s saw m ill here.
f o r som e tim e b y th e I n te r s ta te Com
Great Coeur d’Alene Reserve.
All the provincial governors of the
Rebels Prepare to Fight.
tio n from 90 to 95 p e r cen t o f th e v a l
T h e S h o sh o n e r e s e r v e is c r e a te d in m erce Com m ission, an d t h a t body, it is
republic of Panama will meet Ro Be
C ape T o w n , S o u th A fric a , N ov. 12. ues cun he saved.
c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e C o e u r d ’A len e said , re a lly s ta n d s co m m itted to a n in
. Loses by Car Shortage.
vel t.
The m ill in sta lle d is b u t sm all. Only
r e s e rv e , a d jo in in g It o n th e n o r th , an d q u iry .
—T h e l a te s t advlceis fro m th e sc e n e
H ep p n er— W. W . S ta b le r sh ip p ed o u t tw o o th e r s to b e k n o w n a s th e C o e u r
“ Wo h av e been in fo rm e d ,” a m em
Russian terrorists dynamited a train, o f t h e B o e r o u tb r e a k In th e N o rth five-horsepow er is req u ire d to ru n th e
massacred the military guard, and se w e s te rn p a r t o f C a p e C olony a g re e c ru sh e r and o th er m ach in ery , a n d b u t th is w eek th e sh eep th a t he h a s been d ’A len e re s e r v e . T h e ir a g g r e g a te a re a b e r o f th e Com m ission said re c e n tly ,
one m an is n eeded to su p e rin te n d th e hold in g here, fo r five w eeks fo r la c k of is 2,250,000 a c re s . T h e y lie in S h o “ th a t th is sy stem in som e o f its f e a
cured $600,000.
t h a t th e s itu a tio n Is d e c id e d ly g ra v e . e n tire p lunt. M in in g m en a re en th u si cars. H e sa y s th a t i t cost him $250 p e r sh o n e a n d K o o te n a i c o u n tie s , e x te n d tu re s is ig)t u n lik e th e N o rth e rn S ecu ri
A small powder magazine 30 miles N a tiv e s w ho h a v e n e v e r b e e n In sy m a s tic over th e success o f th e m ill, and w eek to hold th e sheep here, an d a s ho in g n o r th w a rd to th e m id d le o f L a k e tie s C om pany, w h ich w as dissolved
B end d ’O reille.
from Chicago exploded, breaking win p a th y w ith th e B ritis h p la n s o f g o v e rn b eliev e th is c h a ra c te r o f m ill h as solved has held th em five w eeks he is o u t
th ro u g h th e in te rp o sitio n o f th e A tto r
th e problem o f how to h an d le th e ore of n e a t sum.
In c r e a tin g th e s e v a rio u s r e s e r v e s ney-G eneral o f th e U n ite d S ta te s .”
dows three miles distant.
m e n t a r e flo ck in g to th e s ta n d a r d of th e (ira n d K onde d is tr ic t. A few y ears
It is s ta te d th a t all th e ir n a tu r a l r e
A n y ste p s w hich m a y be ta k e n b y
Four men were killed and the found th e re b e l c h ie fta in , F e r r le r a . O n S u n ago i t w as th e opinion o f m in ers th a t
s o u rc e s w ill b e a v a ila b le fo r u s e an d th e Com m ission alo n g th e lin es re fe rre d
N ew C em ent T e ste r a t U . o f O.
ation laid for a lasting feud in Ken d ay h e a tta c k e d a c a m p o f lo y a ls a t th e u p -riv e r c o u n try ores could n ot be
d e v e lo p m e n t, b u t th e y w ill b e a d m in to w ill be, it is sa id , in acco rd an ce w ith
E u g en e— T h ere h as been in sta lle d in is te r e d b y th e F o r e s t S e rv ic e , p laced the. g en eral p o w ers o f th e Com m ission
tucky over the recent election.
U p p in g to n a n d a fie rc e fig h t follow ed w o rk ed w ith sm all c a p ita l; t h a t n ot less
a n $50,090 or $100,000 w ould bo ro the G o v ern m en t tim b e r-te s tin g s ta tio n u n d e r th e p ro te c tiv e sy s te m a n d tim co n fe rre d b y law , an d n o t because of
All British employes on the Panama la s tin g h o u rs, w h e n th e p o lice, find th
s ta n d a rd
c e m e n t-te stin g m ach in e b e r c u ttin g wjll b e r e s t r i c t f d to m a
q u ire d to in sta ll a su ita b le p la n t fo r
cgnal will have a holiday to celebrate in g thorns« Iv es o u tn u m b e re d , fled th e tr e a tm e n t o f th e ores fo u n d thoro. w ith a c a p a c ity o f 1000 pounds. T he tu r e tim b e r. T h e C o e u r d ’A len e r e an y im m ed iate specific c o m p lain t of a
v io la tio n o f th e s ta tu te s .
m
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e a t a ffa ir a n d m ak es a s e rv e is t h e la r g e s t o f th e lo t.
the bliihday of King Edward.
c a r r y in g t h e i r b ad ly -w o u n d ed m en.
T he tr ia l o f th e A u relia com pany has
D u rin g th e F ish -IIa rrim a n c o n test fo r
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and
Kootenai.
F e r r e ir a , w ith h is fo rc e a u g m e n te d p ro v ed th a t th e ore can he b an d ied on
th e co n tro l of th e Illin o is C e n tral R a il
A whale ship has discovered an Es
read y in th e p la n t. J . B. K n ap p , th e
T h e L em h i r e s e rv e , n e x t in size, e m w ay, i t w as h in te d th a t d a ta would be
a
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scale,
w
ith
high
kimo hand on Prince Edward island h o u rly , Is now in ca m p on a fa rm n e a r
p ercen tag e o f profits, or even hig h er, to G ov ern m en t e x p e rt, who is in ch arg e of b r a c e s 1,346,460 a c r e s in L e m h i an d
who bad never seen a white man.
U p p in g to n a n d it is re p o rte d t h a t h is th e ton th a n w ith h ea v y sta m p m ach in th e tim b e r-te s tin g sta tio n , is a v ery C u s te r c o u n tie s . T h is Reserve co n placed in th e h an d s o f th e G overnm ent
w h ereb y i t could g e t th e official ja c k
A crazy Chilean who tried to grin co m m an d Is b rin g in g horseB fro m th e ery . I t is th e in te n tio n of th e A u relia busy m an, as sam p les of O regon tim s is ts of th r e e n a rro w s tr ip s o f lan d screw s u n d er th e H a rrim a n sy stem an d
ru n n in g n o r th w e s t a n d s o u th e a s t a d
d isco v er m any in te r e s tin g th in g s. T he
admission to the White lieu»« some fa rm s In th e v ic in ity . I t Is b eliev ed com pany to p u t ill a n o th e r m ill n e x t b e r a re c o n s ta n tly b ein g se n t here, fo r jo
g th e M o n ta n a b o u n d a ry . In
time ago has been arrested at Panama th a t he p la n s a m a rc h to w a rd Kuril- y e a r. O th er ow ners o f m in in g property- the p u rpose o f b ein g «exam ined an d n u in m in e ra
Com m ission w ill b eg in th e ta s k e a rly in
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tested.
in th e sam e d is tr ic t w ill follow th e ir e x
th e new year.
L em h i r iv e r h e a d in th is te r r ito r y .
Secretary Bonaparte says the strength m an, th e n , if a b le , to fig h t th e tro o p s am ple.
T h is in v e s tig a tio n w ill b e o f as m uch
In e x tr e m e N o r th e a s te r n Id a h o , on
shown by Hearst shows that the ques s e n t a g a in s t h im a n d go on to K im
PORTLAND MARKETS.
th e B r itis h C o lu m b ia an d M o n ta n a im p o rtan ce, in a ll p ro b a b ility , as w as
tion most be dealt with “ in a spirit at b e rley .
HAY SHORTAGE ON COOS BAY.
lin e s, 165,240 a c r e s h a v e b e e n
r e th a t wlrich th e Com m ission m ade in to
once liberal and conservative.”
T h re e flyin g c o lu m n s o f C a p e Col
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
NEWS OF THE WEEK
AIM WAS TO NEUTRALIZE CANAL
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers. *
e Taft is on a tour of inspection of
rmy posts.
President Roosevelt went to Oyster
Bay and cast bis vote, returning then
to Waibington.
President Roosevelt has arranged to
receive the Ute chiefs at the White
House and hear their troubles.
The Royal Hawaiian band, which
has been making a tour of the United
States, is stranded in Ogden, Utah.
The president has dismissed in dis
grace a whole battalion of negro troops
for refusing to disclose the identity of
some wrong doers among them, and
will also court martial a white officer
fgor making derogatory remaiks against
the negro troops.
Navy yard employes were given
leave of absence long enonogh to vote.
Chicago switchmen will go on strike
unless the railroads acecde to their de
mands.
It is probable that the authorities of
Harvard will prohibit football after
the present season.
The Harrimsn lines are building
wreck-proof steel mail cars to teplace
their present wooden cars.
Thomas Kinsey, purser on the At
lantic liner Bt. Paul, has crossed the
ocean 901 times, more then any other
living man. He has sailed a total ol
2,703,000 miles.
Bailors who were debarred (rnm
dancing in an amusement hall at New
port, R. I., have begun suit against
the prorpletor. Roosevelt has contrib
uted $100 to he'.p their case.
The heirs of the estate ot Pabst, the
Milwaukee brewer, will have to pay
the inheritance tax on $4.000,000 stock
In the Pahet Brewing company, trans-
(eried to them shortly before his death.
Btensland and Hering, the wreckres
ot the Milwankee Avenne bank, of Chi
cage, were today sentenced to indeter
minate terms ot imprisonment, which
may run from one to ten yeats. This
will not increase Btensland’a present
sentence.
Peary say: he Is only returning for
provisions and supplies.
The Standard Oil comapny Is openly
fighting for control of the Illinois Cen
tral.
A native 'ooeed the brakee on a ia-
on the new railroad in Ecuador and
the car dashed down a grade and killed
■even persons,
Alice Roneevelt Longwnrth Is making
po'ltlca an important part ot her tocial
duties.
Bodies exhumed in Monnt Calvary
cemetery, Portland, are lonnd to be
patrified.
ony tr o o p e rs a n d police, w h o se ra n k s
n u m b ereil m a n y v e t f r a n s of th e B o er
a rm y w ho h a v e ta k e n th e o a th o f a l
leg ia n c e a r e now m a rc h in g to e n g a g e
th e re b e ls. I t Is co n ced e d h e r e t h a t
th e loyal fo rc e s w ill h a v e t h e i r w o rk
c u t o u t in p u ttin g d ow n t h e re b e llio n .
F o r m a n y m o n th s th e B o e rs h a v e b een
d iss a tis fie d w ith t h e a ttitu d e o f th e
B ritish co lo n y to w a rd th e m a n d m an y
h a v e d e c la re d th e ir In te n tio n o f le a v
in g t h e B r itis h p o s s e s s io n s an d t r y
ing t h e i r lu c k in o th e r p a r ts o f A f
rica. S h o u ld th e p r e s e n t u p ris in g g ain
a few In itia l su c c e ss e s, c e r ta in ly th e
d isc o n te n te d fro m all o v e r B ritish
S o u th A frica w ill g a th e r to aid F e r
r e ira , an d , if th e l a t t e r ca n a rm an d
eq u ip all w ho com e to h im , th e go v
e rn m e n t w ill so n n b e g in se n d in g re g
u la r tro o p s in to th e field t o o p p o se
him .
Quite Equal to Situation.
L ondon. N ov. 13.— S ir T h o m a s F u l
ler, a g e n t g e n e ra l f o r C a p e C olony In
L ondon, a tta c h e s no Im p o rta n c e to th e
F e r re ir a raid . H e b e lie v e s t h e o b je c t
to be ro b b e ry an d p lu n d e r a n d sa y s
th e c o u n try w h e re F e r r e ir a an d h is
m< n a r e o p e r a tin g Is s p a rs e ly popu
la te d anil th e fa rm h o u s e s w idely se p
a r a te d . It Is n o t Im p o ssib le, h o w ev er,
th a t F e r r e ir a m a y o b ta in so m e a d h e r
e n ts an d do so m e m isch ief. T h e C »pe
M ounted R ifles. S ir T h o m a s d e c la re s ,
a r c a c c u s to m e d to g u e rrilla w a rfa re
an d .will h a v e no difficu lty In d e a lin g
w ith th e situ a tio n .
Buy in Cheapest Market.
Rome. Nov. 13.—A eommlttfe from
the City of Terent, headed by the
Mayor of that place, has come to Rome
to protest against the plarlng of an
order for armor‘plate for an Italian
man-of-war with the Midvale Steel
Company, of Pennsylvania, and has
been received by Premier Glolltti. The
Premier explained that the govern
ment was desirous of protecting and
favoring national production. but not
against the Interests of the state, and
that "National production must put us
In condition to stand foreign competi
tion."
T he New Y o rk J o u r n a l o f Com m erce se rv e d , fo rm in g b u t a sm a ll s e g m e n t th e co m b in atio n of th e N o rth e rn P acific
o f c a s c a ra b a rk
o f th e la r g e r K o o te n a i
reserv e
in a n d th e G reat N o rth e rn , w hich, a s th e
Farmers Do Not Produce Enough to said
A w holesale d e a le r in cascara sag ra- M o n ta n a. L ik e th e L em h i th is re N o rth e rn S ecu ritie s C om pany, w as d is
Supply Local Market.
da of P o rtla n d , O r., d ec la re d th a t not se rv e lie s on th e w e s t slo p e o f th e solved b y o rd er o f t h e S uprem e C ourt
N o rth B end—B rin g in g hay from the
W illa m e tte V alley to N o rth B end and
M arshfield is so m e th in g lik e c a rry in g
coals to N ew castle, y e t n e a rly ev ery
b o at th a t com es here from P o rtla n d
la n d s a q u a n tity o f hay. A ro u n d Co-
qtiille som e h ay is grow n fo r th e m ar
k e t, b u t it costs n e a rly a s m uch to
b rin g h ay from 'h a t p o in t to M a rs h
field, a d ista n c e o f 15 m iles, a s i t does
to b rin g it from P o rtla n d . I f th e hay»
is consigned to N o rth B end i t m ust be
tra n s f e r re d from th e c a rs to b o a ts a t
M arshfield, an d th a t costs $1 a to n e x
tra .
V alley grass h ay can be pur-
hnsod in P o rtla n d fo r $9 a to n , an d it
costs $3 a ton fo r fre ig h t. T h is hay
r e ta ils fo r $13 a to n .
T h ere is no
clean tim o th y or clover h a y to be had
here a t an y p rice an d O regon g ra ss is
a t a prem ium .
On th e bo tto m la n d s in Coos C ounty
fo u r and flvo to n s an acre o f o a t hay
can he raised , an d clover an d tim o th y
grow w ell on th e ric h bench lands.
Plenty of Logs, tint No Cars.
S alem —O w ing to difficulty in secur
ing tears, th e S p au ld in g C o m p an y ’s sa w
m ill in th is c ity w ill v ery lik e ly close
dow n in a few days, w ith 11,000,000
fe e t of logs re a d y to saw an d a re a d y
m a rk e t fo r th e lum ber.
Expert Will Inspect Bridge.
O regon C ity — T h e C ounty C ourt has
decided to em ploy an e x p e rt to m ake a
th orough ex am in atio n o f th e suspension
b rid g e across th e W illa m e tte R iv e r in
th is c ity an d a s c e rta in tho e x te n t of
th e re p a irs t h a t , Bre needed fo r th e
pr«»servation o f th e stru c tu re .
Delegates Appointed by Governor.
more th a n five cars h ad b een p eeled th is R o ck y M o u n ta in s.
season an d re c e ip ts fro m th e g a th e rin g
Great Tract on Salmon River,
sectio n s w ere g en erally in lota of 200 to
T h e S a lm o n R iv e r re s e rv e in L em h i
500 pounds. T h ere is a f a ir ly ste a d y an d C u s te r c o u n tie s e m b ra c e s 2.201,-
dem and on sp o t, an d som e to n lo ts are 120 a c re s . I t c o m p rise s a so lid b lock
w an ted fo r ex p o rt. Q u o ta tio n s a re bus * o f m o u n ta in o u s c o u n try ly in g b e tw e e n
ta in e d a t 1 0 ^ @ 1 2 c a s to ag e, q u a n tity th e S a lm o n R iv e r a n d th e m id d le fo rk
and seller.
o f th e S a lm o n riv e r.
In C a s s ia an d O n e id a c o u n tie s 291,-
W h eat— E x p o rt b a s is:
C lub, 64c;
976 a c r e s h a v e b e e n s e t a p a r t a s th e
bluestem , 68c; V alley , 66c; red , 61c.
R
a
ft R iv e r r e s e rv e , e m b ra c in g m an y
O ats— No. 1 w h ite, $24.50@ 25.50;
t r ib u ta r ie s o f R a ft R iv e r a n d D eep
g ray , $23.50@ 24.00.
B a rley — F eed , $21.50 p e r to n ; b re w c reek .
N u m e ro u s a d d itio n s a r e m a d e to th e
ing, $22; rolled, $23.
S a w to o th r e s e rv e , t h e i r a g g r e g a te a r e a
Kye— $1.35(<i)1.40 p er cwt.
b
e
in g 1,371,760 a c re s . T h e se ad d i
Corn -W hole, $25.50; cra c k e d , $26.50
tio n s a r e m a d e a t v a rio u s p o in ts a lo n g
per ton.
M ill Stuffs—B ra n , c ity , $14.50; coun th e p r e s e n t b o u n d a ry .
try , $15.50 p er to n ; m id d lin g s, $24.00;
sh o rts, c ity , $16.00; c o u n try , $17.00 p er
Freight Car* By the Thousand.
to n ; chop, U. S. M ills, $15.5$; linseed
C h icag o , N ov. 9.— P ro m p te d b y th e
la iry food, $18.00; a c a lf a m eal, $18.00
c o n g e s tio n o f traffic an d th e c a r s h o r t
per ton.
H ay — V alley tim o th y , N o. 1, $10(5)11 ag e fo r th is y e a r, th e H a r rim a n lin e s
per to n ; E a ste rn O regon timothy, $14@ a r e m a k in g p u r c h a s e s o f f re ig h t e q u ip
@ 16.00; clo v er, $6.50@ 7.00; ch e a t, $7@ m e n t fo r 1907 o n a g ra n d s c a le . It
7.50; g ra in hay , $7.00; alfalfa, $11.50; w a s a n n o u n c e d y e s te rd a y t h a t th e y
no w h a v e o r d e r s In fo r *$21,000,000
vetch h ay , $7@ 7.50.
D om estic F ru its —Apples, com m on to w o rth o f r e fr ig e r a to r, box, fla t and
choice, 25c@ 75c p e r b ox; choice to f a n g o n d o la c a r s , a ll o f w h ich i t is ex
cy, 75c@ $1.50; g rap es, $1.$0@ 1.65 per p e c te d w ill b e d e liv e re d b e fo re th e
c r a te ; peaches, 7 5 c@ $ l; pears, 75c@ s e a s o n of h e a v y traffic n e x t y e a r. T h e
$1.25; c ra n b e rrie s, $9@ 9.50 per barrel; to ta l n u m b e r o f fre ig h t c a r s o rd e re d
quinces, $ 1@1.25 p e r box; persim m ons, b u t n o t yeL d e liv e re d is 16.600. Of
th e s e 6.600 a r e r e f r ig e r a to r c a rs . T h e se
5c p e r pound.
F re sh V eg etab les — Cababge, 1% w ill be o f t h e m o st m o d ern ty p e .
@lM»c p o u n d ; cauliflow er, $1.25 p e r
dozen; cetery , 75@ 85c per dozen; egg
Democrats Are Hopeful.
p la n t, $1.50 p er c r a te ; lettuce, head, 20c
San Francisco, Nov. 6.—Timothy
H»r do zen ; onions, 10@12Vfec per doz.;
>ell pep p ers, 5c; p u m p k in s, 1^4c pound; Spellacy, chairman of the Democratic
spinach, 4@ 5c per pound; tomatoes. 30 State Central committee, said tonight:
"We don’t concede Glllett’s election.
@ 50c p er box; p arsley , 10@ 15c; squash,
l*4c p er pou n d ; ho th o u se lettuce, 50@ Although our reports are raeagfr. It
looks good for Bell. If Gillett comes
75c per box.
Root
Vegetables—Turnips,
90c@$l to the Techapl mountains with but
7.000 plurality, as claimed b y the Re
publicans, Bell has been elected. We
concede San Francisco to Qillett by
600. Reports from several sources In
dicate a close vote In Los Angeles
Spellacy ridiculed the Republican
claims of 15.000 plurality for Gillett
in Los Angees.
per sa c k ; c a rro ts , 9 0c@ $l per sack;
8al.-m G overnor C h a m b e rlain ha*
$ 1.25@1.50 p er sa¿k; garlic. 7 %
a p p o in te d th e follow ing re sid e n ts of @l0c per pound; horseradish, 9@10c
O regon to re p re se n t th e s ta te a t th e per pound; sweet potatoes, 2@2%e per
an n u a l convention of th e N a tio n a l R iv pound.
Onions—Oregon, 75r@$l per hundreel.
ers an d H arb o rs C ongress a t W ash in g
Potatoes — Buying prices: ■ Oregon
to n , D. C.t D eeem ber 6 ami 7: R. R.
lloge, J . N. T eal. W. 1). Wheelwright, Burbanks, fancy, 90c; common, 65@80e.
Butter — City creameries: Extra
P o r tla n d ; Jo h n H. Smith, Astoria; Pe
te r Loggie, M arshfield; J . D. P e te rs, creamery, 30e per pound. State cream-
Police Fall Into Trap.
erica:
Fancy creamery, 25<ffi«7V4e; store
The D alles; L. A. Lew is, P o rtla n d ;
Tlflia, Nov. 13.—A deafening bomb H e n ry H ahn, P o rtla n d ; J . A. Smith, butter, 16^vl7e.
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 33@35c per dos-
explosion occurred on Pethanski street P o rtla n d .
at an early hour thla morning, while
the police were making a search of an
unocoupled house. The noise of the
explosion was audible for a great dis
tance. and the entire city was shaken.
Three policemen were killed and four
wounded. It Is apparent that a snare
had been arranged, and the police
lured Into It. The police received a
tip to search this particular houae.
Taking Away Liberty Again.
Odessa. Nov 13.—All the electoral
committees In this city and In the
provinces have been suppressed and
their functions have been transferred
te the Town Connell. The arrange
■rents made by thsae committees have
bten cancelled.
Bandon Enjoys Prosperity.
Bamlon —Banelon is enjbying some
thing o f a real estate boom, and lot.
that might have b een pu rch ased few
$10 each last Bpring are selling for
$100 and fimling n ready market at
that price. Activity in manufactur
ing account, for the boom. The sal
Dion eanneury, broom handle factory,
wood-pipe plant, brewery, match fac
tory and foundry are running full time
and tlm Bandon woolen mills are run
ning day and night to k«»cp up with or
der«. The .hingle mill, are running to
their full enpaciTy, and the Coely Lum
ber Company I* building n mill that
will have a rapacity of 75,000 feet a
day.
en; best Ea.tern, 26@27e; ordinary
Eastern, 24@25c.
Cheese—Oregon full cream twins,
ll(«il4H e; Young America, 15@15Hc.
Poultry—Average old hens, 12@13c,
mixed chickens, 12(S>12>4e; Spring, 12@
I3e; old roosters, P@10c; dressed chick
ens, 13(0 14c; turkeys, live, 17@17V4*;
turkeys, dressed, choice, 21@22Hc;
geese, live, per pound. 8@9e; ducks, 14
<S15e; pigeons, $1@1.50; squabs, 92@
3.00.
Cattle—Best steers, $3.59(®3.75; me
dium, $3@3.25; cows, $2.25(0'-’.06, see
ond-grsde cows, $2(£2.35; buTla, ft.50<e$
2.00; calves, $4(«i4.5fl.
Sheep—Best, $4 5i>ed4.75; lambs, $5
@5.25.
Hogs -Best, $6.50(06.75; lightweight,
$•@«.25.
One Fight Would Fiqjsh All.
Washington, Nov. 9.—That the 12-
inch gun now in use at most of the
Coast fortifications of the United
States would not last through an en
gagement of two hours, the period that
would elapse from the time the lead
ing vessel of a fleet would come with
in range until the last vessel would
pass beyond the range of the guns. Is
the statement of Brigadier-General
William Crosier, Chief of Ordnance,
whose annual report was made public
at the War Department today.
u n d e r th e a n ti tr u s t law . I n one w ay ,
th e ac tio n of H a rrim a n resem b les th a t
o f J . P ie rp o n t M organ an d Ja m e s J .
H ill in a lly in g th e N o rth e rn P acific
w ith th e G re a t N o rth e rn . H e co n tro ls
th e U nion P acific, th e S o u th ern P acific
an d th e O regon S h o rt L in e, w h ich
should bo com p etin g ro ad s, in th e ju d g
m en t o f th e Com m ission, a n d now he h as
th e llin o is C e n tra l an d th e B altim o re &
Ohio, w h ich m akes him a b ig f a c to r in
d e te rm in in g tr a n s c o n tin e n ta l ra te s. F o l
low in g its in v e s tig a tio n o f th e com
b in a tio n of th e G re a t N o rth e rn an d th e
N o rth e rn P acific, th e Com m ission tr a n s
m itte d testim o n y to th e D e p a rtm e n t of
Ju s tic e w hich used i t to b rin g ab o u t
th e d isso lu tio n of th e N o rth e rn S ecuri
tie s Com pany.
Hearst Carrlss Moat Cities, But Total
la Against Him.
N ew Y o rk , Nov. 6.— A cco rd in g to in
c o m p le te r e tu r n s fro m a ll o v e r th e
s t a te re c e iv e d u p to 1 0:30
p. m .,
C h a rle s E . H u g h e s , th e R e p u b lic a n
c a n d id a te , h a s b een e le c te d G o v ern o r
o f N ew Y o rk s t a te o v e r W illiam R a n
d o lp h H e a r s t, th e n o m in e e o f th e
D e m o c ra tic p a r ty an d th e In d e p e n d
e n c e L e a g u e , by a p p ro x im a te ly a p lu r
a lity of 40,000. T w o y e a r s ag o G ov
e r n o r H ig g in s w a s e le c te d o n th e R e
p u b lic a n t i c k e t b y 80,560.
S o m e d o u b t w a s e x p re ss e d to n ig h t
a s to th e fp te of th e D e m o c ra tic an d
In d e p e n d e n c e L e a g u e tic k e ts o u ts id e
o f M r. H e a r s t, s e v e ra l o f th e N ew Y ork
n e w s p a p e rs w h ich h a v e b e e n s u p p o r t
in g M r. H u g h e s d e c la r in g t h a t th e r e
w as a c h a n c e fo r th e s u b o r d in a te offi
c e r s o f th e D e m o c ra tic an d In d e p e n d
en c e L e a g u e c o m b in a tio n h a v in g b e e n
e le c te d .
T h e la te s t fig u res se e m s to In d ic a te
th a t M r. H u g h e s ’ p lu r a lity ab o v e th e
B ro n x ex cee d 115,000.
T o o ffse t th is , M r. H e a r s t ’s p lu ra lity
in G r e a te r N ew Y o rk w ill p ro b a b ly b e
fro m 75,000 to 80,000.
In B ro o k ly n , w h e re S e n a to r P a tr ic k
H. M c C a rre n m a d e a b i tte r fig h t
a g a in s t M r. H e a r s t, th e l a t t e r c a rrie d
th e b o ro u g h by a sm a ll p lu ra lity , p ro b
a b ly 4,000. A t o n e tim e it se e m e d t h a t
H u g h e s h a d b een s u c c e ss fu l in B ro o k
ly n , b u t th e la te r e t u r n s w e re all
s tro n g ly In fa v o r o f th e D e m o c ra tic
c a n d id a te .
M r. H e a r s t h a s b e e n g iv e n a m a jo r
ity o f n e a rly 70,000 in M a n h a tta n an d
th e B ro n x . Q u een s c o u n ty , w h ic h in
c lu d e s L o n g Isla n d C ity , h a s g o n e fo r
H e a r s t b y fro m 6,000 to 8,000, a n d
R ich m o n d , S ta te n Isla n d , h a s also
g iv en th e D e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te a
p lu ra lity .
MPORTANT RESULTS OF ELEC-
TIONS.
N ew
Y o rk — R e p u b lic a n
G o v e rn o r
a n d L e g is la tu re . P ro b a b ly n o c h a n g e
In C o n g re ssm e n .
P e n n s y lv a n ia — R e p u b lic a n
G o v ern
o r ; n o c h a n g e in C o n g re s sm e n ; R e p u b
lic a n L e g is la tu re .
M a s s a c h u s e tts — R e p u b lic a n G o v e rn
o r, s t a te tic k e t a n d L e g is la tu r e ; n o
c h a n g e In C o n g re ssm e n .
C o lo rad o — C laim ed b y b o th p a r tie s ,
a lth o u g h In d ic a tin g fa v o r R e p u b lic a n s;
R e p u b lic a n L e g is la tu re .
C a lifo rn ia — R e p u b lic a n th ro u g h o u t.
Id a h o — G o v e rn o r in d o u b t. C o n g re s s
m en a n d L e g is la tu r e p ro b a b ly R epu-
lican .
M o n ta n a — R e p u b lic a n C o n g re s sm e n
an d m a jo r ity of L e g is la tu re .
Illin o is— R e p u b lica n s ta te offices an d
L e g is la tu r e ; p ro b a b ly n o c h a n g e in
C o n g re s sm e n .
N e b r a s k a — R e p u b lic a n
G o v e rn o r
an d n o c h a n g e in C o n g re ssm e n .
W a d s w o rth , o f N ew Y o rk , a n d B a b
co ck . o f W isc o n sin , d e fe a te d fo r C on
g ress. _
Telegraphs Ohio Victory.
Standard's Thank-Offering.
F ra n k lin , P a., N ov. 10.— T he S ta n d
a rd O il C o m p an y to d a y a n n o u n c e d a
v o lu n ta ry in c r e a s e o f w a g e s to e m
p lo y es in th e G a le n a S ig n a l Oil an d
E c lip s e re fin e rie s , lo c a te d h e re . T h e
p e rc e n ta g e o f in c r e a s e w a s n o t s ta te d .
A b o u t 800 m en w ill b e b en efited . G en
e ra l C h a rle s M iller, w h o m a d e th e a n
n o u n c e m e n t on b e h a lf o f th e G a le n a
S ig n a l Oil C o m p an y , sa id th a t th e
e le c tio n o f th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t in
P e n n s y lv a n ia h ad le f t th e m a n a g e
m e n t w ith th e b e lie f t h a t s till g r e a te r
p r o s p e r ity w a s co m in g , a n d I t d e s ire d
th e e m p lo y e s to s h a r e in it.
Seven Die and Eleven Rescued.
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Nov. 10.—
In the wreck of the full-rigged Finnish
ship Zovinto on Carew’s Reef during
the hurricane Tueseiay night seven of
the crew lost their lives and 11 were
rescued.
Colorado Peak in Eruption.
Trinidad, Colo., Nov. 10. —Mount
Culebra, 40 miles west of Trinidad, is
reports«! in a state of eruption. Post
master Adolph Storz, of Stonewall, who
lives within 12 miles of the peak, has
sent word here that smoke and vapor
can be seen issuing from the mountain.
Accused of Opium Smuggling.
S e a ttle , Nov. 10— J. A. Bunee, for
fo u r y e a rs Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff
Cudihee, was arrested yesterday morn
ing upon a complaint charging him with
smuggling. At the time of his arrest
Bonce was supposed to have been work
ing in the interest of the United States
Government to nnearth a band of smug
glers which he said he had reason te be
lieve were operating in the vicinity of
Lymlen, on the British Colombia line.
T h u s far it is known that Bunee has
bandied 200 pounds of opium, and it
No More Gambling in Panama.
Panama. Nor. 9.—The National As
Factions Still Carry Guns.
sembly today unanimously approved a
New Orleans, Nov. 10__Dispatches
bill prohibiting gambling In the repub-
lle. It will not be signed by President from Rio Grande late last night say
Amador and gambling on the Isthmus ¡that Ranger Morgan's orders to dia-
wlll become a thing of the past Gamb- arm are not being obeyed. Most of the
ling is already absolutely prohibited . men on the street are armed, their
in the canal ion»
weapons being concernir^
C o lu m b u s, O.. N ov. 7.— A t 1 o 'clo ck
th is m o rn in g S e n a to r D ick, c h a irm a n
o f th e S ta te R e p u b lic a n c o m m itte e ,
s e n t th e fo llo w in g te le g ra m to P r e s i
d e n t R o o se v e lt a n d to th e c h a irm a n
o f th e C o n g re s sio n a l c o m m itte e ; “ O hio
R e p u b lic a n b y n o t less th a n 75.000 a n d
e le c ts 17 R e p u b lic a n C o n g re s sm e n ,
th r e e D e m o c ra ts, w ith o n e d is tr ic t In
d o u b t.” C h a irm a n G a rb e r, o f th e
Dem«>eratic c o m m itte e , still re fu s e s
v e rb a lly to co n ced e th e e le c tio n o f th e
R e p u b lic a n tic k e t, th e n e a r e s t to th e
b e in g a s ta te m e n t t h a t t h e R e p u b lic a n
p lu r a lity w o u ld n o t ex c e e d 25,000.
Bryan Loses His Own State.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 8.—Complete re
turns from 33 counties give Sheldon
(Rep.), Governor. 55,525: Shellenber-
ger (Dem.1, 45,454. Compared with
two years ago. this shows a Democra
tic loss of 5.728, and indicates a plur
ality in the state for Sheldon of 15,000.
Other state officers are not behind
governor. Returns from every county
in the Third Congressional District
show a plurality for Boyd (Rep.) of
334. The Third was the only district
in eloubt tonight, so the Nebraska dele
gation In the House will stand: Re
publicans, 5; Democrats 1.
Gooding Loses Home County.
Boise, Nov. 7 .—Scattering returns
indicate that a landslide has over
taken the head of the Republican
ticket In the north and rentral portions
of the state. This (Ada) county has
gone against Governor Gooding by a
majority of a few hundred. Kootenai
and Latah counties in the north are
claimed by the Democrats to be
against Gexrdlng, while Washington
Elmore. Boise, and other central coun
ties appear to have gone the same
way.
In California.
San Francisco. Nov. 6 — From mea
ger returns received from various sec
tions of the state tip to 10 p. m.. Oil-
lett. Republican, for Governor, lg prob
ably elected by about 10.000 majority,
with Bell, Democrat and Union Labor,
second, and Langdon, independence
League, third.