TRAD E W IT H IS LA N D O F CUBA.
FLEE IN TERROR.
Imports and Exports fo r 1905 Far
Exceed Any Previous Year.
Peasants Seek Refuge in Naples from
Fiery Vesuvius.
Washington, April 10.— A report is
sued by the department of Commerce
j and Labor on the Cuban trade says:
Cuba ranks second in importance in
the trade relations of the United States
with other American countries. The
total trade of the United States with
the principal countries of America in
the calendar year of 1905 was: Can
ada, $203,000,000; Cuba, $125,000,-
Resume o f the Less Important but 000; Brazil, $111,000,000; Mexico,
Not Less Interesting Events
$92,000,000. Argentina, $39,000,000.
o f the Past Week.
The value of merchandise imported in
to the United States from Cuba in the
Chairman Shouts has relumed to the calendar year 1905, according to figures
canal zone.
prepared by the department of Com
Maxim Gorky, the Russian revolu merce and Labor, was $95,857,85«,
against $57,228,2291 in 1903, $31,747,-
tionist, is in New York.
229 in 1900 and $16,233,456 in 1897,
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth in which year our imports from Cuba
are making preparations for a trip to touched the lowest point in the last
Europe in June.
half century. The exports from the
The (resident has taken a hand in United States to Cuba aggregated $44,-
urging the prosecution of the Chicago 569,812, against $23,504,417 in 1903,
$26,934,524 in 1900 and $7,296,613 in
packers as individuals.
1896, in which year they were smaller
President Roosevelt has cabled con than in any preceeding year in the last
dolences to the king cl Italy on the hall century. In both imports and ex
havoc and loss of life caused by the ports the figures of the year 1905 are
eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
larger than those of any earlier year in
Cotton workers of New
Bedford, our trade with Cuba.
Mass., w ill tsk for an increase in
Sugar and molasses, tobacco, cigars
wages.
There are about 12,000 em ana fruits are the principal articles
ployed in the New Bedford mills.
forming the imports into the United
The anthracite coal operators have States from Cuba. The value of sugar
offered a new arbitration scheme to the imports in 1906 was over $72,000,000;
miners and the indepenent operators molasses, $1,097,153; leaf tobacco,
$11 879.938; cigars, $3,855,820; fruits,
call the miners union anarchists.
$1,236,028 (o f which all but $5,803
General orders have been issued to represented the value of bananas), and'
naval commanders to observe the strict iron ores, $1,537,890.
est economy in the use of coal, on ac
count of a deficiency in the coal appro
priation for the navy.
S W E P T BY T ID A L W AVE.
Naples, April 9.— Mount Vesuvius is
a colossal cauldron of fire and the town
of Boscatrecase, on its southern declivi
ty, has been transformed into a gray is
land of ruin by the ashes from the crat
er of the volcano. Torrents of liquid
fire, resembling in thedistanceserpents
with glittering yellow and black scales,
are coursing in all directions, amid
rumblings, detonations and earth trem
blings, w hile a pall of sulphurous smoke
that hovers over all makes breathing
difficult.
The streams of lava are resistless.
They snap like pipestems the trunks of
chestnut trees hundreds o* years old,
and blight with their torrid breath the
blooms on the peach trees before the
trees themselves have hem reached.
The molton streams do not spare the
homes of the peasants, and when these
have been razed they dash into the
wells as thongh seeking to slake their
thirst, and, after filling them, continue
their course down the mountainside.
Everywhere in the vicinity of the
volcano pitiful scenes are witnessed—
women are tearing their hair in their
grief and old men are crying alond at
the loss of their beloved homesteads.
New craters have opened at different
points on the mountain, hat it is im
possible to ascertain their number or
where they are situated.
Naples is the mecca of the alarmed
country people and they have been
flocking into the city in great numbers
The lava flow approached the out
skirts of the village of Clarem and than
suddenly ceased advancing. Fitly acres
of ground about the village were over
flowed and the crops ruined.
The eruption has caused a great deal
of damage, as the heating lava streams
have withered vegetation, while the
ashes have settled on everything.
Washington County News
I» ita e g E» h W e e k
FOREST G R O V E ........... OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
R E A LLO T W ENAHA RESERVE.
Most Crops In Pendleton Section Are Sheepmen Jubilant Over Confirmation
Turning Out Well.
o f Reconsideration.
A CROWDED CHURCH COLLAPSEJ
Pendleton — There is joy among
sheepmen of Umatilla county over the
news that the Wenaha reserve will be
Devastated Section is Covered yy^ j
redivided, for it is understood that the
Ashes a Foot Deep— Streanu
allotment is to be made again. Sev
o f Lava Almost Stationary.
eral .days ago J. E. Smith received a
letter from Ranger J. M. 8mi z, invit
ing the Oregon men to meet at Walla
Naples, A p ril 10.— Reports of f»mj.
Walla April 27 to consult regarding the
ties
consequent upon the eruption 4
division of the reserve. It was sup
coming iB. J
posed that the meeting would be mere
cording to information received lateta
ly to hear complaints, and that little
night, probably as many as 500
or no good would result to the Oregon
were loet.
sheepmen. However, Dan P. Smythe
It is said that more than 200 pei
secretary of the Umatilla county asso
psrished in the district of San Giowf.
ciation, has been informed, that the
l>s, where from the ruins of a chtu»
reserve was to be redivided.
which collapsed owing to the weight«
When the Wenaha reserve was first
ashes on the roof, 49 corpses were a
allotted
among
stockmen
Feveral
months ago Oregon men complained
trie «ted, and it is asserted that at S»
bitterly because in making the divis
rento 27 persons were killed by falljj
houses.
ion the Oregon part of the reserve had
been practically given over to Washing
A frightful disaster has occurred n
ton growers, thus cutting off many
the center of this city following tin
Umatilla county men from their sum
eruptions of Mount Vesuvius,
mer ranges.
hundred people, it is estimated,
There is a general belief that a more
buried this morning in the ruins of tka
equitable division will ha made this
market Monte Oliveto, when the rodi
time, as the Umatilla county men will
collapsed under the weight of tildes
be on hand to assert their rights.
from the volcano.
Perry Gould, president of the Uma
The exact number of people nity,
tills county association, has called i
the building at the moment of the «.
TW O C E N T S AN ACRE.
meeting of that body April 26, at which
t istrop'ie is not known, and the lig«
time a line of action will be agreed
futilities is problematical.
Estimate fo r Coming Year by S ecre upon.
Cavalry proceeding to the saccor oi
tary o f Waterusers’ Association.
the inhabitants of the devastated eee-
Boys from two of Chicago’s schools
Oregon’s Boundary Dispute.
Klamath Falls— Secretary Applegate,
tion have been unable to makeanypi»
engaged in a war and it took eight pol About 150 Lives and Much Property
Salem— Attorney General Crawford
grees, the rain falling on the ashen
of
the
Klamath
Waterusers’
association,
Lost
in
South
Seas.
Many
and State Engineer Lewis, after visiting
.If . icemen to quell the trouble.
foot deep having made it inip esibleIs
pupils were severely hurt.
Airguns,
San Francisco, April 10 — The steam in his annual report to the stockhold Astoria to look up evidence in the
NEW RE C IPR O C ITY TR E A TY .
the horees to travel.
slingshots, baseball bats, bricks and er Mariposa arrived today from Tahiti, ers’ meeting here, April 7, stated that boundary line suit pending between
The streams of lava are almost ot»
other weapons were sued.
bringing additional particulars of the the receipts of the association to March Oregon and Washington before the America Getting Worsted by Present tionary. Troop« are erecting barrii
i
Japan haB opened Manchuria to for- storm which swept the Society and oth 31, 1906, were $6,728.66, while dis United States Supreme court, are more
in the direction of Pompeii to
Agreem ert With Cuba.
thoroughly convinced than ever that
er South Sea islands last February.
eign trade.
bursements were $6,851.20, leaving a
Washington, April 9.— Acting under further damage in that quarter
Oregon is in the right. Mr. Lewis con
According to the latest estimates about
W itte again threatens to resign as 150 lives were lost and the property deficit of $122.54.
Principal expense tends that congress must have been instructions from the State department,
t premier of Ruseia.
damage
amounted
to
$1,500,000. was filing and recording deeds, etc., guided in fixing the boundary line by Edwin Morgan, minister at Havana,
A L L ARE CONVINCED.
i
Dowie savagely denounces his w i‘e Among the Mariposa’ s passengers were $1,405.20; salary of attorney, $1,500; the latest government surveys of the has been in conference with the Cuban
and vows he w ill not live wih her B. Chalee, C. Brown and J. Harris, salary of secretary, $1,200, and direct mouth of the Columbia river. By stip Foreign office, with the purpose of
Columbia Jetty Wins Easily in Hot
I
members of the crew of the British ship ors’ per diem and expenses, $603.19.
ulation, oral evidence will be taken be framing a Dew reciprocity treaty. The
again.
Sub-Committee.
treaty
may
be
ready
for
submission
be
County of Kngburgh, Captain J. Leslie,
He estimates expenses for the coming fore a notary.
Many troops in the Philippines are
fore the adjournment of the the present
which went ashore during the hurri year at $3,000.
Washington, April 9.—The m:
A
b there are about
| * suffering from malaria caused by im-
senate session.
cane at Tokarva, in the Paumolee group 150,000 acres subscribed to the associa
May Send Expert Here.
and harbors sub-committee of the how
! ; pure water.
The reason for the preparation of devoted more than two hours ted«:
of islands. Out of her crew of 24, ten tion, the assessment per acre w ill only
Portland— After consulting with El-
I 1 Another attack on engineers and oth- lives were lost.
be about 2 cents. There are about 20,- wood Mead, chief of the drainage and this new treaty is that the officials here hearing Major Langfitt in behalf 1
j , er offii ials of the Lena, France, coal
Other vessels lost during the storm COO acres of private land under the irrigation investigations of the depart have become convinced that America is Senator F'ultou’ s b ill appropriatj
[ mines has been made by the miners were the French echooner Tahtienne, project as yet unsubscribed.
ment. of agriculture, Senator John M. getting by far the worst of the bargain $400,000 for the jetty at the momh
wives.
Gearin has advised the board of trade under the present arrangement. While the Columbia river.
Major Lan«!
53 tonB, with Captain Dexter and eight
that the department will probably dis nearly ail of the exports from Cuba was subjected to a continuous flowf
’ *
Nearly all countries have joined with of her crew, and the French schooner
Favors Spelling Reform.
come to onr ports, only a little more questions from the members ol
the United States in asking for a later Tonture, 28 tons, with all on board.
Salem— State Superintendent Acker patch a man to the Willamette valley
j date as the time of ttie second Hague The French schooner Hituim i, 19 tons, man I: a firm believer in the reformed this season to study agticultural condi than one-third of the imports into committee and made a strong case-
went ashore at Monihi. Her crew was spelling, so much talked about by An tions. H the appropriation provided Cuba are furnished by the American support of the bill. He readily»
j conference.
saved. The French schooner Morurora, drew Carnegie. He says that there is for in the agricultural bill is large farmera and merchants, Flnrope fur vinced the five members of the at
.
Anthracite roal operators say they 37 tons, went ashore at Tikehou, but
nishing practically the balance.
committee that tills proposition ie:
only one way to bring about the refor enough he will begin his work about
! are w illing to arbitrate, but have pre- the crew was saved.
The Cuban government did not care tirely meritorious and deserving olia
July 1.
mation
speedily
and
effectively,
and
1 sented new terms to the miners as a
to make the concessions, but it was mediate and favorable^ consideration“
The French schooner Eimeo, 150 that was for the newspapers of the
t basis foi the arbitration.
tons, is overdue and it is supposed that country to agree to adopt the new mode Land and Lot System 1 o Be Used. confronted with the fact that otherwise the house.
(
Burlington officials claim no know- Bhe is lost with all on board off Tike of spelling. Should this be done, Mr.
Astoria— County Assessor Cornelius there would be no treaty at ail at the
Tomorrow the sub committee
I ledge of a wreck on its road near I.in- hou. Thirty seven cutters of 12 to 15 Ackerman says that the country at large has decided to use the land and lot sys expiration of the present convention, make a report to the full commit
■ coin, Neb., while men who were on the tons were also lost in the storm.
w ill accept the new form and forget the tem in preparing the 1906 assessment and, without the preferential rates of and later in the day, it is understsi
* train say there was a wrack and they
old inside of one year.
He said that roll in place of segregating the proper the treaty it would he impossible to the Fulton bill w ill be reported tot
< saw at least two peisons who were
the National Educational association ty under the names of the various own market Cuban sugar and other staples house. As soon as the bill is repoi
NEW JERSEY F O R E S T FIRE.
America at profitable rates, thus Senator Fulton w ill see Speaker 0>
Jj killed.
ers, as has been the custom heretofore.
had adopted the new form.
threatening ruin to Cuba.
Mr.
Cornelius
believes
the
new
system
non and urge him to fix a day lor
^
Officials of the Chicago A Alton and
w ill result in a great saving to the
consiaeration. I t is not anticipate
Notifies Attorney General.
L Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroads State Was About to Purchase Large
Tract fo r Reservoir.
that its consideration w ill require m~
Salem— The Portland General Elec county.
** must stand trial in Kansas for giving
HU M PH REY’S U SG EN T PLEA.
time, unless an tffort shall be made1
rebates. The United States District
Egg Harbor City, N. J., A pril 10.— tric company has notified the attorney
Governor Would Sign Protest.
attach numerous amendments provily
court at Kansas City has refused to A forest and swamp fire was started general that it has filed answer to the
Salem—
Governor Chamberlain says He Predicts Disaster if Ship Subsidy for other projects.
state’
s
amended
complaint
in
the
Cir
grant them immunity.
here early this morning and in the
Bill
Should
Fail.
cuit court of Mnltnomah county.
The that he does not think the United
lift
Roosevelt and Tillman may become course of a few hours assumed threaten
Washington, April 9. — Representa
state sues to compel an accounting for States quartermaster’s office should be
ing
dimensions.
The
fire’
s
origin
is
LIM ITS H O M E STE AD RIGHTS.
^ . reconciled,
unknown. It started a short distance the past 30 y e a » of business transact moved from Portland to Seattle, be tive Humphrey, of Wa-diington, today
it)
Gorky and other Russian revolution- from the home of Congressman John J. ed. In its answer the company states cause Portland was the more central informed the president that, unless the
Settlers Can Only Have a Farm!
l " ists w ill tour America
Garriott and did considerable damage that the locks and canal at Oregon City point. The governor exp-esses willing ship subsidy bill is passed, Japan will
ness to join in a protest to the secretary soon control the entire Oriental com
on Irrigated Land.
lj 3
Tugtnen of Chicago have struck for a High winds fanned the flames into a have changed hands twice in that per of war against the proposed change.
merce of the Pacific coast.' He hoped
iod.
They
also
set
up
that
the
state’s
roaring
furnace
and
drove
it
in
a
west
Washington,
A pril 10.—Usd*
|
raise of $-6 per month.
so to alarm the president that he will opinion rendered by the assistant!
srly direction toward the towns of claim for interest is outlawed.
'l *
There are many candidates for A l Weymouth and West Flgg Harbor. The
actively take up the cause of the sub ney general for the Interior depart««
PO R TLA N D M ARKETS
ii get’ s seat in the senate.
sidy advocates and compel the speaker and approved by the secretary ol'
Initiative Printing Bill.
village of Curmentown was completely
Salem— There has been much specu
ik>
Al great majority of the bituminous encircled and several buildings destroy
Wheat — Club, 68c; bluestem, 68@ and house leaders to let this bill pass. interior, homesteaders who have taft*
Mr. Humphrey said the Japanese up but not yet acquired title to 1
ed.
,
lation as to the probable expense en 69c; red, 66c; valley, 68c.
coal m in e » are at woik.
|
A path over a mile wide and over tailed upon the state hy the initiative
Oats — No. 1 white feed, $27.50; already have an option on six ships of acres under any government irrig*«»
IJ
The governor of Tver, Russia, has
the Pacific Mail, and can buy them, if p-nject w ill be obliged to relinquish ■
four miles long was covered by the measures which have been proposed for gray, $27 per ton.
ijL been blown up by a bomb.
flames. Thousands of gcres of valuable the people's adoption at the June elec
Barley— Feed, $23 50(324 per ton; the subsidy bill is defeated. He also the government without any comps
lU H IL
The Democratic victory in Russia timber which the state of New Jersey tion this year, hence the following fig brewing, $24@24.50; rolled, $24 50® said the Japanese are trying to get the tion all of their entry in excess ol F
Hill ships on Puget sound.
He went farm unit that is adopted for the ]
may lead to the granting of a constitu was about to purchase as a forest re ures, obtained from the secretary of 25 50.
tion .
serve were destroyed, making a tract of state, w ill he of interest showing the
Hay — Eastern Oregon
timothy, on to say that there is a British-French- ject under which particular land 1
amount thus expended-
Paper, $1,- choice, $17®18 per ton; common, $13 German shipping trust that now fixes lie. If the farm unit be 40 acres,
Dowie's European converts refuse to 25,000 acres almost worthless.
017;
[printing,
$3,472;
binding,
$1,- (314; valley timothy, $8®9; clover, rates between Pacific coast ports and homesteader must relinquish 120 k
believe that their leader has fallen from
610;
total,
$6,099.
$7.60®8; eheat, $6®7; grain hay, Liverpool, having recently doubled the He cannot sell it to another party *
grace in Zion City.
Bold Diamond Thieves.
rate on wheat. Unless the subsidy law
$7@8; alfalfa, $12.
turn it over to the Waterusers’ 1
New
Orleans,
I,a.,
April
10.—
That
Bryan w ill also tour Russia during
is enacted, Mr. Humphrey says Pacific
Apple*— $2®2.75 per box.
tion; if the farm unit be 80 acres,
Postpone
Booth-Kelley
Indemnity
Bill.
his present trip around the world. He he was robbed of diamonds valued at
coast
exporters
shipping
to
Liverpool
Vegetables — Asparagus, 8®12)^c
must relinquish an equal area.
Salem—Governor Chamberlain has
$5,000 at the mnzxle of a revolver in a
is in India at present.
w
ill
remain
at
the
mercy
of
this
trust.
store in a crowded street is the story wired Senators Fulton and Gearin to per pound; cabbage, 2 '»c per pound;
Dowie's enemies are bringing more told to the police by L. Moss, a jeweler. have the senate postpone action on the cauliflower, $2 25 per crate; celery, 75
Food Needed fo r 136,000.
I t " charges against him and preparing a Moss said that while at work in his Booth-Kelly Lumber company’ s indem (390c per doien; head lettuce, 26c per Desperate Express Robbers Foiled.
Washington, A pril 10.—The
dozen
;
onions,
40c
per
dozen;
radishes,
hot reception for the aged prophet.
Dee
Moines,
April
9.—
A
desperate
nity
bill,
authorizing
the
company
to
store, with hundreds of people passing,
b r*
20® 25c per dozen; rhubarb, $1@1.25 attempt to rob the Wclls-Fargo offices official cable report received
The street car strike at Winnipeg has late last night, two men entered and select lands in lieu of its holdings in
American National Red Cross frti _
per
box;
spinach,
$1
per
box;
parsley,
in this city of over $100,000 was
ended, the car men getting an advance asked to look a't some diamond rings the Klamath Indian reservation, until
pan states that the numlier of P*V
and brooches. After several trays had a copy of the bill is received and the 25c; turnips, $1(31.25 per sack; car thwarted hy the prompt action of the
of 1 ccnt*an hour after asking for 2.
who ha>l to depend upon oute -l*
rots,
65®
75c
per
sack;
beets,
85c®$l
police last night.
Flzpress Messenger
Jui
been put ont, Moss says one of the men matter investigated by state lan l au
is over 300,000. Of this numb»."*1*
per sack.
Experts who have gone over the aud shoved a revolver in his face and the thorities.
Painter was assaulted by masked men
ito r’s books of Indiana have found a other took the jewels and escaped into
Onions — No. 1, 70®90c per sack; while in charge of the company’s safe, than 126,000 require a supply
No. 2, nominal.
shortage of $390,0695.
The shortage the crowded street.
Curry Healthiest County.
but the robbers were driven off. This and the rest are given work »*•
covers every year back to 1883.
Potatoes— Fancy graded Burbanks, afternoon four meD entered the office earning their own livlihood.
Wedderburn— Curry county is one of
the healthiest in Oregon. This county 65c per hundred; ordinary. 50®55c; and after they left a mask was discov lief work started hy the go**** "
Nurses On On Strike.
'• >;
Senator Alger, of Michigan, is not a
new California, 5c per ponnd.
ered on the floor. FeariDg a second at since the latter part of last Te,r
New Orleans, April 10 — A number boasts only one physician, showing that
B L candidate for re-election.
Batter— Fancy creamery, 20@22)$c tempt at robbery, a detail of police the liberal contributions coffli»$ .
• *
of nurses in the Jackson sanitarium it is a desirable place to live, even if
R
Dowie promise* to perform a miracle have gone on strike because a negro it is off the map of homeseekers. No per ponnd.
guarded the express company’s safe all the native and foreign peoples h»v*
proved the situation immensely.
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 16@16tyc per right.
H
when he teaches /ion City.
patient was admitted to one of the epidemic of any kind ever visits this
dosen.
place,
and
the
physician
is
not
often
wards. The nurses quit in a body, de
Jlj
Returning merchants say Chinese aie
Cure fo r Consumption
Poultry— Averageold hens, 13®131yc
Tidal Wave in Azores.
claring that they did not intend to wait needed.
|L
now baying Americano goods.
per pound; m ixel chickens, 12vs ®13c;
London, A p ril 10 — A diep»**1 ^
on negroes. The patient is a railroad
London, April 9. — Lloyds at mid
broilers, 25®SOc; yonng roosters, 12^
Discovers Black Diamond.
night jeoeived a dispatch from Berlin Tokio to the Daily Telegraph
■I
Vesuvius is in violent eruption snd employe on one of the road* with
(313c; old roosters, 1 0 t y ® llH c ; dress which states that the German govern at a meeting of the medical sort»
Wedderburn—
W
tile
panning
in
the
which
the
hospital
has
a
contract.
I
thousands of people a e fleeing in ter-
ed chickens, 13®14c; turkeys, live. 16
The negro nurse failed to report for creek near Langlois, this connty, W . E.
ment has received a rnmor that the Japan, Dr. Iehidami, an eminent ,
1
ror.
®17c, turkeys, dressed, choice, 203
duty and the white women were or Flliott discovered a black diamond.
' i
A* >res islands have been devastated by teriologist, announced the re*0" ‘
The stone is as large as a kernel of 21c; geese, live, 8® 8 >yc; geese, dress a tidal wave, and that several thousand year’ s experience with an » f t ^
K
A steamer has arrived at Philadel dered to attend the man.
against tuberculosis which he b*
corn, and has all characteristics of the ed. 1 0 ® llc ; ducks, 17®19c.
phia front Bombay, India, with what
people have perished.
There
is no covered, and. while, like 0,l’,rtntj)
Hops— Oregon, 1905, 7® 10c; olds, confirmation of the report at
ia believed to lie bubonic plague among
diamond. It shines at night and is an
Cruiser Ready for Trial Spin.
5®
7c.
present.
the crew.
The report is amplified as received in -lid not result in a rise in the P*
Rockland, Me., April 10.— The r.ew excellent glaee ont ter.____
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best,
Berlin, declaring that some of the out ’emperatnre. He asserted that' _
cruiser
Washington,
which
ha*
just
A ll the independent coal operatora of
15®20c; valley, 24®26c per pouud;
lying islands of the Azores gronp have titoxin had resulted in cures 1
Money fo r School Fund.
mohair, choice, 25®29c.
the Plttehnrg district have signed the been completed for the United States
average of one-third of the p*ti*B
been submerged.
government,
arrived
there
today
and
Salem—
Receipt*
of
the
State
Land
scale. This will insure work for about
Veal— Pressed 3*%®7tkc per ponnd
anchored outside the breakwater in board from sale of pnhlic school lands,
SO 000 men.
Beef— Dressed balls, 3c per ponnd;
All Have Bubonic Plagu*’
Will Reappoint Judge Moore.
readiness for her speed trial*, which deferred payment* and interest on loans cows, 4®5o; country steers, 4 'y ® o «i c
Philadelphia, A pril 10.—Tb*
w
ill
take
place
off
this
port
during
the
The United Htatee Circnit court of
amounted to $27,636.65 for March.
Washington, April 9. — It was an
Matton— Pressed, fancy, 9®9t%c per
t
appeal* of New York says the patent week. The Washington'« contract call* This sum has been paid to the state ponnd; ordinary, 4® 5c; lamb«, with nonneed at the White house today that picious rases of sickness on the
for daylight loading film cartridge* for for a minimum speed of 22 knots per treasure.- to be added to the permanent pelt on, 10® lie .
Judge Alfred 8. Moore would be reap Bnrresfleld, from Bombay, which
school fnnd.
hoar.
photographic camera* ie void.
pointed United Htatee udge at Nome. quarantine here, are bobonic
Pork— Dressed, 6® 8 V*c per ponnd.
Alaska.
, Phe four patients, all Lascars, •**!
1 lated.
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Pendleton— Investigation of the con
dition of growing wheat in various
parts of Umatilla county shows the
damage sustained in the March cold
spell was slight.
Instead of many
thousand acres to reseed, as at firs: re-
ported, not more than 2,000 acres in
the entire county have been reseeded.
Many farmers secured seed wheat and
vitrol, in many instances paying fancy
prices for blnestem, which was scarce,
only to find that their grain was not in
jured or only slightly. The only see
tion where there was any loss was the
northwestern part, where the soil is
light and there was comparatively no
snowfall. The scare was due to the
fact that the tops of the grain in some
places was frozen, but ttiie is consider
ed a benefit instead of an injury by
many, as they say that it has caused
the grain to stool out more than other
wise.
The fruit is also ceming out nicely
and the damage w ill not be nearly so
great as waB feared. The peaches suf
fered most, but there w ill be a partial
crop and unless a later frost occurs
there will be a full crop of all other va
rieties of fruit.
Naples BuildinQ Is Crushed tj
Weight oi Ashes.