S TR IK E MAY SPREAD .
OPERATORS ALL OUT
I f Operators’ Demands Are Refused
General Strike Will Follow
Pennsylvania Citizens Are in Constant
Chicago. Aug 1 1 — The strike of
Dread
of
Assassination.
HtU'd tKk * « k
the union commercial telegraph op­
Pittsburg. Aug. 13.— The whole
erators will be universal throughout
OREGON
mill
district
of
Western
Pennsylva­
FOREST GROVE
the United States and Canada within
FIRE BENEFITS C IT Y .
nia has been roused to action by the GOOD PAY FOR H O P PIC KERS.
hours, according to National Sec­
outrages charged to the murderous
Black Hand Society. The streets of Largest Growers in State Will Pay Eugene to Have Better Buildings and retary Russell, of the telegraphers'
organization.
This statement was
Cement Walks.
New Castle and Hillsvllle are being
S I.10 Per Hundred.
made by Mr. Russell after he had
patrolled by Troop D of the State
Eugene— Aside from the loss of stock been Informed of the action taken
Portland— Fifty-five cents a box is
Constabulary. More than 40 sus­
the price that will be paid for picking and furniture suffered in the tire of Au­ by the men In New Y'ork, who. at a
meeting there today, decided to hold
pects, including four known leaders,
hops in the Willamette valley this fall. gust 6, the general result has been and a walkout in abeyance until the lat­
Strike la Optional With Local Unions,
are In jail at New Castle. The State
Krebs Bros., the largest growers in the w ill be very beneficial to the property ter part o f the week.
Constabulary was ordered out by slate, announce that they w ill pay
but SactioneO by National O ffi­
holders along Willamette street, and
'This strike movement, said Mr.
Rtiume Of the L e«* Important but Governor Edwin Stuart on petition »1.10 per hundred for picking on their
Russell, "has come to a point where
cers When Called.
to
the
city.
The
council
has
definitely
Net Lee» Interesting Event»
of citizens, who are afraid to leave yards at Independence and Brooks.
there can be no backing down. The
decided
to
extend
the
fire
limits
and
it
o f the P »»t Week.
telegraphers have been trodden on
Other growers have not announced any
their homes, fearing attack.
Evidence is being securod by Pin­ fixed price, but as the competition for is likely that all future buildings put long enough by the companies, and
Portland,
Aug.
13.— The tele­
J
now that we have the opportunity
kerton detectives employed by the pickers is always strong, it is more up on North Willamette street w ill he
Is • now general
we are going to use all our strength graphers’ strike
than
probable
that
this
price
w
ill
have
of brick or stone.
•
Germany is equipping a complete United States Steel Company. The
to enforce our demands. For several
Fallowing
to he met in all the hop grow tig sec­
James Sanford, who lost about hall weeks President Small and myself throughout the country.
ialloonjcorps for her regular army.
detectives are working among the
tions.
the buildings destroyed by the recent have been holding the telegraphers Is a general summary o f the situa­
The French minister of war was in­ Itulluns and as fast as evidence is
We have decided to pay »1.10 per fire, will erect a modern brick on his back, and have been advising concil­ tion today:
tuited »nd then assaulted by an insane secured suspects are rounded up by hundred for picking our crop of hops,”
property, the work to commence this iation; but they have taken matters
Commercial operators-— Strike has
the state troops. The police of A1 said Conrad Krebs. ‘ "We feel, notwith­
fcrorkimin.
with
great
rapidity
legheny City today made the most standing the prospects of a low market, fall. A brick building w ill be put up in their own hands and we are going extended
] Steamers of rival companies are rae- important captures during the cru­
on the Betman property and the bal to «tand by them. No union man will throughout the United States and
.ng front Seattle to Alaska to get »25,- sade against the Black Hand, In that the pickers are entitled to a fair ance.of the block is too valuable to be be allowed to work with anyone not
High allowed to lie idle.
belonging to our organization, and telegraph business is everywhere
600 worth of business.
which the officials of New York remuneration for their services
Both
this
means that tomorrow morning, paralyzed or badly crippled.
wages
are
being
paid
for
all
kinds
of
Cement sidewalks are being put in
Sacramento is being completely cov- Philadelphia, Rochester and other
when the business of the week be­ Western Union and Postal Telegraph
labor, consequently the price paid for along Willamette street, with one
cities
are
co-operating.
— « tad with electric lights and displays
Uiatana Hacco Is In jail, accused picking should be in proportion. Fur­ two exceptions, as far as the depot, and gins, the Btrlke will become unlver Companies appear to be equally af­
lor the irrigation ■
of slashing the throat of Mrs. Mary thermore. the hoppiekets have nothing every foot of sidewalk in the front of sal. W e cannot go half way iu this fected.
A member of the New York Black B. Uazusko at her home, when she to do with the market. They did not the tire line has been taken up to giv matter now. The strike has been
Press Operators— A t 7:30 p. m..
___ Hand society has given the police all refused to give up money demanded receive any more on a 30-cent market p ace to cement walks. The council precipitated by the men themselves, New York time. Associated Press
without
the
sanction
of
the
national
by hint and another Italian, for when the growers were piling up a for­
fh e details of his initiation.
w ill likely order all the board walk officers, but we are now working in operators left their keys over the en­
whom the police are looking. The
tire system, refusing to give General
unison and anything that the offi­
—
One of the Korean delegates to The woman has positively Identified Rac- tune, therefore they are entitled to supplanted by cement.
Manager Stone tim e to refer to the
cials of the various unions through­
Jiague has teen sentenced to death and co as the man who slashed her good pay now regardless of the market.
board of directors o f the Associated
‘
‘The
crop
of
the
state
looks
as
well
out
the
country
have
done
In
calling
'the other two to life imprisonment
throat with a razor, while his ac
County Aids Fair Project
Press their demand for higher wages
as
could
te
expected.
There
is
not
strikes
meets
with
our
hearty
co­
complice held a cap over her face.
Fendleton — The County court has
and limitation o f hours.
• It Is reported that there will he
much
foliage,
which
will
make
it
very
operation.”
Hacco was identified as one o f the
Railway
Telegraphers — L.
W.
instructed the clerk to draw a warrant
todetrong opposition in congress to the assassins of Domlnib Marattlo,
This announcement was made by-
profitable for pickers. We have never
sending of a Heat of warships to the wealthy Italian lured from home at had a finer crop than this year in our in favor of the Umatilla-Morrow Die Mr. Russell at a mass meeting of the Quick, grand secretary and treasurer
trict fair in the sum of »1,000, this striking telegraphers held In Brand's of the Order o f R ailw ay Telegraph­
Pacific.
night anil shot to death, after re­ own yards.”
he
being the amount the Fair board re' hall Sunday afternoon. The hall ers, Issues order directing railroad
A United States marshal recently re­ ceiving Black Hand letters that
quested
the countfy to give. The fair seated 1,500 persons, and so great telegraphers not to handle commer­
threatened
death
unless
he
gave
up
B U TTE R BRICES SOARING
turned from Alaska says rich pay dirt
is to be held in this city this year, dur was the demand for accommodations cial messages.
$5,000.
Hacco was Identified by
pOis being found on the third beach at a
Practically the entire telegraphic
that several hundred of the striking
Samuel McKee, who witnessed the
ing the last week in September, and
depth of from 60 to 100 feet.
murder from his home. Hacco lived Now 80 Cents a Roll, and Will Reach is expected that it will greatly surpass operators were unable to gain admit­ business of the country is tied up as
the result Qf the strike inaugurated
$1 by End of Year.
of Boilermakers on the Southern Pacific in New York, from where the threat­
the one held last year, which was the tance to the building and remained In most of the large cities by the
ening letters came to Marattlo. The
Portland— Butter is going to be an first since the district was created, and on the streets In the vicinity until operators of the W estern Union Tele­
lines are on strike.
police believe he was sent here as
some of the early arrivals had left
graph Company and the Postal Tele­
Negroes in Cuba have organized an the agent of the society to assassi­ expensive luxury in the Portland mar­ which was a success from every stand­ the hall.
13,
ket in the coming fall and winter. A point. The pavilion is being improved
"independent party for their own benefit nate the wealthy Italians.
The Order o f Railway Telegraph­ graph Copipany, and one or two
dollar
a
roll
or
more
will
before
long
be
and the number of stalls and stables
Mtchaelo Govlnite, a wealthy own­
ers was represented at the meeting other telegraph companies o£ minor
Ten jurors’ liave now been secured in
/{"N \
er of fruit stands iu Pittsburg and the price charged at the retail stores. for the stock exhibits is to be nearly by National Secretary Quick. Mr. Importance.
the Halsey bribery case at San Fian- Allegheny markets, has appealed to The price is now 80 cents, and during doubled.
The strike' now Involve' ,ioT.>4^y
Quick informed the strikers that his
ciaoo.
tho police for protection. During the remainder of the year the advance
organization was at their disposal, the commercial telegr h en i v ik
also the- operators of the Associated
both morally and financially. "W e
Hops Early in Dallas
t> Hevetal pers ns were killed and much the last week he has received letters is certain to be steady.
Press in aJl the large rides of the
Butter prices are rising all over the
Dallas— Hops in the Dallas district have »1,000,000 in our own treas­ countrv, save a few in New England
propetty destroyed by tornadoes in from New York, London, Philadel­
phia
and
Rochester,
demanding
*5,-
ury,”
said
he,
"and
It
is
at
your
dis
country.
The
consumption,
taken
as
a
promise an early crop. Verm in have
Iowa and Minnesota,
000. under threats of death. All were whole, exceeds the production, and for appeared in nearly all of the yards, posal.
a
Your fight Is ours, and we and the Middle West. The strike of
the Associated Press men came at
Beats driven from cover by forest written In red ink and signed "M ag- this reason but little surplus butter has but are being held In check by the will stand with you until the end.”
the end of a day of negotiations be­
fires terroiized the town of Standish, hlflro.” He Is living in constant fear been put into cold storage during the hot weather and vigorous spraying
Before the mass meeting the 320
tween General Manager M elville E.
of assassination.
t Michigan, for several hours.
flush season in the big butter centers of Prospects o f low prices early In the union telegraphers employed by com­ Stone and officials of the telegraph­
the United States. The current make, season caused many of the growers panies using leased wires was held ers' union In New York.
Peary starts for the North pole and
Owing to
At this gathering brokers, news
ROADS N O T TO BLAME.
until next spring, w ill have to satisfy to cultivate lightly In order to save
. his wife and chi dren take up their
expense, nnd as a consequence the agencies and commercial organiza­ the radical demands o f the operators.
all requirements, and as the produc­ crop will he light. No trouble Is an­ tions, Including the big packing­ General Manager Stone asked for 24
residence on Kaglc island, off the coast
Harriman Talks About the Threatened tion naturally lessens at this time of
of Maine, to await his return.
ticipated in securing pickers for the houses, were represented. A resolu­ hours In which to advise with the
year, the natural result is a rise in yards iu this district as many have tion was adopted declaring that this members of the Board o f Directors
Coal Shortage.
Emil J. Zimmer, of the Pacific States
signified their Intentions ofplcking class of labor was underpaid and that o f the association.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 13.— E. H. prices.
Telephone company, pleads not guilty
This request apparently was ac­
Two weeks ago the Portland market
the various firms would be asked to
to the charge of contempt of couit in Harriman and his two sons attended
sign a wage schedule and also to ceptable to General Secretary Rus­
See Their First Autos.
refusing to testify against Louis Glass. church at Trinity Episcopal Cathe- was raised 2 '4 cents, to 32'.. cents a
employ none but union telegraphers. sell, o f the Telegraphers’ Union, and
pound at wholesale. The officials of
McKenzie Bridge— This place had i's
It was decided to let the private- to a large number o f Associated
A temporary injunction has been drnl here Sunday during a break In the Hazelwood Cream company, at its
first experience with automobiles the wire men prepare and present their Press operators who realized its rea­
granted by the Federal contt restrain­ the Westward vacation trip which last meeting, decided on another 2 '..
other night when two motor cars ar­ own schedules to their employers. sonableness, but a number o f radi­
ing the labor unions fiom boycotting the railroad magnate Is making In cent advance. As all the city creamery
rived on their wav to Belknap Springs. The broker-men will present their cals on the Texas circuit would not
the telephone company in Helena, his special train.
companies
are
running
shorter
than
The Harriman
The trip was made from Eugene in less schedule at 10 o'clock Monday morn­ consent to a postponement o f action
Montana, where a strike is on.
party was accompanied from Chi­ last month, the new price will prob­ than eight hours with no accidents.
ing. The broker-men will ask for a on the part of the Associated Press
Last
and quit th d r keys. This action was
Four anarchists were wounded by cago to Omaha by President Hara- ably be general immediately.
minimum of »30 a week.
year at this time the highest wholesale
the
the accidental eiploeion of a bomb at han, of the Illinois Central.
The men employed by the press as­ followed largely throughout
Fish Traps Removed.
Mr. Harriman gave out a long In­ price of butter in Portland was 32
sociations presented their request at country.
Lisbon.
terview Sunday afternoon. Many of cents, and the 35-cent mark was not
Astoria— The fish traps at Point El­ 7:30 o ’clock Sunday night, and the
A serious phase o f the Strike de­
Ambassador Rosen, from Russia, his statements had, however, been reached until December 6. Two years lice, which were condemned recently employers w ill be given 2 4 hours to veloped yesterday afternoon and dur­
revels in American humor and reads made before. He declined to com ago at this time butter was worth 30 by the W ar department as be ng a comply with It. The schedule pre ing the night when It was discovered
tnent upon recent court actions cents, anil the highest price in that menace to navigation, have been re­ sented calls for »35 a week for six that railroad telegraphers In many
every funny paper he can get.
against corporations.
moved by the owners in accordance nights' work, and 70 cents an hour places were tampering with the wires
year was 32'.. cents wholesale.
Eleven Chinese who had just been
In answer to questions, Mr. Har
By withdrawing
with the orders of the United States overtime, eight hours to constitute a at relay points.
smuggled across the Rio Grande rivet rlman said:
day's work, with half an hour for "plugs” from the switchboards and
engineers.
wete captured at K1 Paso, Texas.
Teat New Prison Dogs.
" I think we shall have a coal
lunch.
The operators employed by grounding the wires communication
Salem— The youngest two of the trio
the news companies and newspapers on a number of circuits was inter­
A Salvador warship fully armed and shortage this winter, duo to the gen­
State's
Forestry
Apportionment.
In the day timo w ill ask for »30 a rupted and In some instances entire­
provisioned has sailed fr»m San Fran­ eral Increase In tho consumption of of thoroughbred bloodhounds recently
Astoria— Senator Fulton has received week and 60 cents an hour overtim e, ly shut off.
coal by reason o f the great expan­ added to the state penitentiary equip­
cisco and another will soon follow.
sion of all lines o f Industries all ment were given a practical test by a letter from Associate Forester Price eight hours to constitute a day's
From the developments o f yester­
Many employes on the Panama canal over the country, and also to the fHCt Warden Curtis, and they worked fully stating that the amount which Oregon work, and the regular lunch. These day and last night It seems certain
are getting married, localise the gov­ that some mines are not able to turn up to the guarantee and the expecta­ w ill receive from th" forestry service requests were presented to every that the Order of nailw ay T ele­
for the fiscal voar 1907 will approxi­ nowsgatherlng organization In the graphers will support the commercial
ernment provides separate homes for out as much as they might because tions of the prison officials.
o f a lack of labor, and then there is
mate »18,980.89.
United States and Canada Sunday telegraphers In their strike, and It is
married men.
Two
trusty
convicts
were
turned
out,
the shortage o f freight cars to be
evening, and 2 4 hours will be al­ not improbable that the railway tele­
one
at
a
time,
and
each
resorted
to
all
A Chiae-e laundryman of 1’. ttsvllle, reckoned with.
And to this car
lowed for an answer. If at the end graphers' organization w ill become
P
O
R
T
LA
N
D
M
ARKETS.
Pa., has legally adopted a white boy, shortage I want to say a word In the tricks known and practiced by fugi­
of the time the demands have not more deeply Involved In the strike
with the consent of the boy's mother reply to the general charge that the tives to evade man-hunting dogs, such
met with a favorable response, the shotild It he o f lengthy duration.
Win'st—
Club,
80c;
blnestem,
82c;
railroads are wholly to blame for as hack-tracking,
wading
through
W hile the strike at this tim e has
and grandmother.
men will report to the union officials,
valley,
80o;
red,
78c
car shortage. The charge Is unjust streams, climbing trees, and each was
and they say a strike will be ordered. the appearance nnd to some extent
Turkish troops are devastating Per­ In many respects. Numerous causes
Oats— No. I white, »25;
tray,
given an hour start, but the doge,
In regard to the newspaper end of the effect o f a general strike, such Is
nominal.
v
sian villages and killing and enslaving conspire to bring about a shortage
A large number of
the controversy Secretary Russel Is­ not the case.
which were lashed together, followed
the inhabitants.
Twelve girls were or congestion in cars where tho peo­
Barley— Feed, »21.60(5152 per ton; sued the follow ing statement:
commercial operators are still at
the scent unfailingly and treed both
carried away from one village'.
ple know nothing, and they are
brewing, nominal;
rolled, »23.60®
To all publishers. United States their keys and w ill not go out until
men in short order.
causes for which the railroads are
24.50.
and Canada: The Commercial T ele­ Instructed to do so by President
The United (States amlassador to
not responsible and cannot avoid."
Corn— Whole, »28; marked, »29 per graphers' Union does not desire in Small,
Austria, Charles S. Francis, and K.r-
County Court Alda Fair.
In Portland th e-operators of the
ton.
any way whatever to hamper the
nest Hamlin Abbott, of New York,
Oregon City — Permanent organiza­
A. P. Strike Not General.
Hay— Valley timothy, No. I, »17(3 newspapers o f the country. We are Western Union nnd F’ ostal Telegraph
were entertained at luncheon by Preai
Chicago. Aug. 13.— The Associated tion of the Clackamas County Fair as­ 18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, fighting for our rights, however, nnd Companies struck last night. The
dent Roosevelt.
Press operators In Chicago. New sociation is now complete and the pro­ »21@23; Clover, »9; cheat, »9 ® 10; believing that the telegraph opera-' Western Union men were called out
tors employed in this service are un­ by President Ilranln o f the local
The American Tobacco company has York and other leased wire points In moters of the scheme for an annual grain hay, »9 3 1 0 ; alfalfa, $13®14.
union at 7:21 o'clock.
The Postal
deviated on it* common st.ok the regu­ the West and South struck at 7:30 county fair are encouraged by the ac­
Butter— Faury creamery, 271*3306 derpaid, wo have authorized our men
to present a schedule to their em­ operators left their keys at 7:44
lar quarterly dividend of J 1, |>er cent last night
The operators In Minne­ tion of the county court, which has per pound.
ployers nsking for what we consider o'clock. Both strikers were vefy or­
and an ext-a dividend of 7*, per cent, apolis. Duluth. Milwaukee. Indian­ offered to appropriate »4.50 as soon as
Poultry— Average old hens, 1 2 ^ 0
Tho messenger boys struck
their derly.
agaiii't St, regular and 6 pet cent ex apolis, Detroit and Cleveland re­ organization is complete. The legisla­ 13c per pound; mixed chickens, lS j*e ; reasonable recompense for
labors.
If these demands are not Inst night at 11 o'clock after holding
The strike tive of 1(H)5 authorized county courts to
tra at tire last previous declaration. mained at their posts.
spring chickens, 16® 16c; old roosters, met by the various news gathering a meeting at which they formulated
The dividend is payable Sep'etnrer 2 was against the wishes of General expend »500 annually for advertising S@9o; dressed chickens, 16® 17c; tur­
organizations within a specified time a demand for a considerable increase
Secretary Russell, of the Telegraph­
Hall Caine is believed to be the ers' Union, who, with a majority o f the county, and it is this fund that the keys, live, 12®t6c; turkeys, dressed, fhe men w ill be ordered to quit In pay.
vicheet novelist in the world.
the operators desired 2 4 hours as Fair association will utilise. The fair choice, nominal; geese, live, 8 ® lie ; work.
An exploaion of fire.lamp in a Prus­ Mr Stone had expressed his w illin g­ will be held this year October 9, 10 and ducks, 8®14c.
Fatal Floods in Japan.
sian mine killed 16 men and injured 11 ness to endeavor to arrive at an un­ 11, on the Chautauqua grounds, in
Eggs— French ranch, candled, 22®
Hiss Roosevelt's Name.
Victoria, B. C., Aug. 13.— Heavy
Gladstone
Park.
derstanding.
others.
23c per dozen.
Chicago, Aug. 12.— The name of loss of life is reorted from Central
Fruits— Cherries, 8®12>*e a pound; President Roosevelt was greeted Japan because o f floods. According
Pacific Coast lumbermen will fight
New Porttand-Frisco Train.
Foolish Girl Awaken».
apples, »1.6002.25 per box; Spitxen- with jeers nnd hisses and the aims of to advices received by the steamer
the proposed advance In lumber rape
San Francisco— General Manager bergs, »3.50 per box; cantaloupes. the Western Federation of Miners Athenian
New York, Aug. IS — According to
o Miaaleaipt valley points.
several
hundred
* er®
E
E.
Calvin
Issued
orders
today
to
reports that have reached Hemp­
»2.50(83.60 pbr crate; peach«. 6(V-«t cheered to the echo at the reception killed in all and many injured. A
One hundred nnruly memlters of the
put
express
train
service
on
all
lines
stead. the awakening has speedily
Belfast, Ireland, police force have teen come to Miss Floretta Whaley, the out o f San Francisco and within a »1.25 per crate; raspberries, »1.25® tendered W illiam D. Flaywood, the score of lives were also lost on Koz-
1.50 per crate;
blackberries, 5 ® 7c central figure In the recent Boise ushlna. an island o f Zu. by an earth­
exiled and 160 more w ill follow.
17-yoar-old girl who eloped on April week this will be Installed to Port­ per pound; loganberries. »1 per crate; trial by the Moyer-Haywood defense quake which destroyed many houses
A German princess who systematic- *® with her guardian, the Rev. J. land, to El Paso and to Los Angeles.
committee at Luna Park today. Self- and sent tho i-
hill« l* J
apricot*. »1 .50®2 per crate.
ally stole sliver piste from European Knode Cooke, then rector o f St. There Is a train already lu operation
styled "undesirable citizens" cried a panic. Ar Takignwa the ground J
Vegetables—
Turnips,
»1.T5
per
sack;
between
here
and
Ogden
that
has
Georg*
Episcopal
Church
at
Hemp­
hotels lias been exonerated on the
for Haywood .Pettibone and Moyer subsided 20 feet and a large number
stead
Miss Whaley tt Is reported. brought such good results that the carrots, »2 per sack beets, »2 per and hooted nnd hissed the names of | were killed and Injured.
ground of insanity.
The J*F"
has been deserted by the unfrocked Renerai manager has decided that the rack; aapaiagtts, 10c per pound: beans, Roosevelt. Governor Henry A .Buch­ nneso
government sent reliefs sup*
Five hundred brakemen and a num­ minister and u reported to be In a service be extended. It is expected the
3®5c per ponod; cabbage, 2»*e per tel and the Colorado state offlctaU plte*.
ber of conductors on the Colorado sanitarium Iu Canada, a nervous ►'■'In will carry only express and
pound; celery. »1.26 per dosen; com, and mlneowners.
gout hern railroad have struck for an wreck
________
I mail, but may take some baggag*
25®36c pet dozen; cncnmbers. 50e®»l
increase of 2 cents an hour.
Bonds Go Begging.
per box; lettuce, bead, 26c per dosen;
Walla o f Jsricho Are Found
New York. Aug. 13
For the sec;
Qompsrs
Will
Take
a
Hand.
Three-fifths of the output of the gtiMit
Hops Bring Good Price
onions, 15®20c per dosen; peas. 4®Sc
Berlin, Aug. 12.— The walls of ond time within six weeks the City ef
He Beers diamond mines in South Af­
Detroit.
Aug
1* — Presidenti
Oregon City- Fifteen cents Is the per pound; radishes, 20c per dosen;
Jericho, famous In the Old Testa- 1
York failed today to obtain bids
rica is taken by American dealers and Samuel, Gompera spoke at the Kr ruling contract price for hops and tomatoes, »1 ® 1 .25 per crate.
ment.
hare
been
discovered
bv
P
ro
-|
i°r
anf
‘»M M o ra b lo amount o f th#
prices are steadily rising.
tVoP*.n'TT.rn* Ch*5t\, , *a ** Colfax three contracts have been filed In
Potatoes— New, 1 '*® 2 c per pound. f-«™ -
— «
.
large issues o f 50-year. 4 per ceni
' eal— Pressed, 5v*®8t^p par pound. fessor Sellln. who has been excavat- gold bonds offered at public bidding. .
th* ° fflf* of County Recorder C. E
Rota, the fighting leader cf the Pnla- i l r t n « ¡n d t V “ ,t.-h?rr!Bd. ,°
,
i f for Chi- Ram,by
The contractor Is Ed. C.
Beef— Dressed bulls, 3>*34c per ing on the site o f the ancient Canaa- Issues amounting to
» 15.000.90S
jancs in the Island of leyte, has been ,“ aào
d e c lin i to dlftfDM th*|l
- ■'•■
H A and
____ _______
pound; cows, 6 ® fi'*c ; country steers. nite city with more than a hundred were offered today,
and the total
sentenced to death. One companion
40
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s»n
w
W elter, of Needy,
laborers
The professor reports t o 1 amount o f the bids was less than
‘ bales
* " '« ‘l
was sentsneed to imprisonment for life would bo in ib le a {co »overa! days.
from a 10-acre tract; B Merr.
Mutton— Pressed, fancy, »® 9c per the Vienna Academy o f Science on *3.000,000. No premium was offered
and four othera were given 36 years.
' * f Macksburg.
m a t n r u u ifi,
«I
6,000 pounds from a
1 •even-acre tract
pound; ordinary, *® 7e; spring iambs. his interesting finds. The city wall, he except on four or five bids fo r Tor*
The trial of Faustino Ablen, the chief
write«, is built of burnt lime bricks, small amounts. Further efforts will
*
® * V per peund.
of the Pula janes, w ill Uke place this
K1 Reno. T e x , Aug
13.— The
It rises from a stone foundation, and be made to dispose o f the bonds.
Potk—
Dressed.
fi®>
V
per
pound.
wsek.
McArthur 1» Reappointed.
Southern Pacific has delivered an
■ is for the most part ten feet thick.
------------------------
Ucys—
6071*6
per
peund,
according
ultimatum to the rhelps-Dodge In­
Olympia— Announcement ts made
NatloralisU have a safe majoritv in terests that If Its proposition to buy at the executive office of the reap­ to quality.
American Boat Win a.
Bathing Season in New York.
Rochester. N. Y .. Aug. 13-— Tha
jk«, new1 y elected Phtliplne assembly. 1 the Nao,.-art road from Naco za rl to pointment of J W
McArthur, o f
Wool— Kaeterc Oregon, average brat
New
York.
Aug.
12.— Eleven American defender o f the Canadian
_#
I Douglas. Arts.. Is not accepted by i Spokane. as s meraber e f the átate 16®23c par pound a,-iv\sdir,«
Haywood «u s given a great reception s
-r t the s -
a Pacific ' Board « « s ' f o
w " - - - cy.
" ...
drowning» were
were reported
reported m
In the
the tm-
tm- cup
cup Seneca
Seneca dereated
defeated tne
the Canadist
i . „ n*
f t o _ » i' rlck-
. — uiu-uiugs
Fharn
to * 1 U .1
k * . effect see *allev P f ^ o l r * cot'rvi
U Bait Lake.
I will construct a parallel line.
nera mniw’ir
, l ra*diate vicinity of Nsw York yeeter- challenger Adele today in the second
I November X.
ness monair ettok», 29®30c a pound day.
0f the races
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