Washington County News
Issued Euch W eek
P R O B E S A M E R IC A N
Belgian
T R A IN IS W R E C K E D .
M IN E S .
Exp ert C o m e s a s
Govern ment.
Cottage G r o v e Local G o e s Into Ditch
N e a r Eugene.
G u e st of
BANDIT'S RICH H »
Eugene, Or., Aug. 25.— Fireman
New York, Aug. 26.—Victor W.
Frank Boulter and three unknown
Watteyne, chief o f the Belgian depart- j
tramps were killed, Engineer Jack
ment o f mines, was a passenger on the
ADD NO RM AL W ORK.
P R U N E G R O W E R S U N IT E .
Nichols was fatally injured, and six
Red Star liner Kroonland, which ar
rived in port today. Chief Watteyne New A ssoc iation B u y s P a c k i n g Plant N e w C o u r s e o f Study Issued by State passengers were badly hurt in a wreck
of the southbound Cottage Grove local
Superintendent Ackerman.
at Albany.
comes as the guest of the United
States government and will be consult
Salem—The establishment of a one- shortly after 9 o ’clock Sunday night, |
Salem—The Northwest association
year
teachers’ training course, to be four miles north of this city.
has
been
formed
at
this
place
for
the
ed by the bureau of geodetic survey in
When two miles north of Irving, i
optional
with pupils in the 10th, 11th
purpose
o
f
packing
prunes
this
season.
its coming investigation o f the mining
and 12th grades, is the principal fea the engine, going at schedule speed, j U n a r m e d P a s s e n g e r s A ls o Give Up
struck a cow, which was on the track,
conditions in this country. Congress
A Resume o f the Less Important but has appropriatted 1150,000 for this valley prune market. It includes some ture of the new course of study which and turned turtle, landing in the ditch.
W atcher, Jew elry and Ot her Val
has been issued by Superintendent
of
the
largest
growers
of
this
section
Not Less Interesting Events
The baggage cars and passenger coach-1
purpose. Captain Desbrough, of Eng
u ab le s— S o ld i e r s Pursue.
o f the valley. Its members declare it Ackerman and which will be used in es, pushing the tender ahead of them, i
o f the Past Week.
land, and A. Meismer, o f Germany,
will not join the packers’ combine, all Oregon public schools hereafter.
continued
on
the
ties
for
75
feet
until
both expert mining engineers, will
The new course of study is practical
which was formed here some time ago,
the baggage car climbed on top of the
come later to join Chief Watteyne.
and will be the only large packing firm ly the same as heretofore in use so far
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone Park, Wyo,,
Ten million bushels of the new wheat
In the United States there are 3,200 outside the Packers’ association. The as the first eight grades are concerned. tender and stood on end. The impact
crop of the Pacific Northwest have deaths due to accidents every year in new Growers’ association has pur- The new features are found in the high hurled three of the passenger coaches Aug. 25.— The greatest stage hold-up
been sold.
the mines, or three to every thousand chased the packing plant of Lesselle schools, which comprise the 9th, 10th, from the track, only the last two r e -! in the West in many years, at least ia
the number o f coaches held up, occur
Speaking o f the Bros., at Albany, and will operate it. 11th and 12th grades. The new teach- maining on the rails.
The French ambassador to Spain has mining employes.
The wreck, from the standpoint of red yesterday within the boundaries of
been called home to discuss the Moroc tremendous death rate, Chief Watteyne The plant has a capacity of 150 cars ers’ training course is not designed to
said yesterday:
for the season. The capital stock of take the place of normal school work, destruction to rolling stock, is one o f j the Yellowstone park. The work was
can situation.
“ In Belgium, where the mines are the new concern is $10,000.
I but is provided as an aid to those high the worst in recent years in the South- j done by a lone highwayman, and the |
The president will go to Jordanville, the oldest in Europe and the most dan
The engine passengers were absolutely helpless in
Lesselle was formerly manager of school pupils who contemplate entering ern Pacific in Oregon.
N. Y., to take part in the dedication gerous and deepest in the world, the
the packing plant owned by Lesselle the teaching profession, but who can and tender are a pile of scrap iron, his hands, as no guns are permitted in
o f a public library.
death rate is only one man in a thous- , Brog; Rnd ¡J -
nt)y the purpose not see their way clear to attend one of The rails and ties are torn up for a d is -, the park to either drivers or tourista.
In all, it is estimated from the state- |
new assocf atioI1 to make use of the normal schools.
Many young peo tance o f 75 feet, while the passenger
A. O. Brown & Co., a big brokerage and a very good record, considering f
of pac.king and market- ple now go from the high schools into coaches and baggage car lie on their ment of passengers, that something |
firm o f New York, has failed for more the extremely hazardous nature of the hjg know|ed
The cow which like $2,000 in cash was obtained,
work. I expect to be very much in- .
fruU * Mr Lesselle says that the common schools as teachers, and it sides in the ditch.
than a million dollars.
forested in my commission to study j
can be gold jn the East at figures is the purpose of the training course to tried to cross the track and caused the drafts worth $10,000, other papers and I
Six Chinese have been caught at El American methods.
wreck was cut completely in two.
transportation, besides a rich haul in I
„ <*,,11
thp nrirps now offered fit them better for such work.
Paso, Tex., who had been smuggled
watches and jewelry.
Chief Watteyne left promptly
for i by the packing houses which are mem-
The
course
includes
14
weeks
in
,
across the line from Mexico.
Pittsburg. He will go from there to bers of the Packers’ ««uw-iutinn
In all, 21 coaches left the Upper
White’s “ Art of Teaching,” seven
ARE REA DY FOR H O M E RULE.
association.
Geyser basin in the morning. The •
The government has about fixed the Hanna, Wyo., to study a sealed mine
The growers who have organized the weeks of observation work, seven weeks
responsibility for the big robbery of in which, during ten years over 300 new association will proceed at once of practice teaching, four weeks’ study C u b a n s C a p a b le o f Self-G o vernm en t, highwayman was encountered about l
Chief to enlarge the membership. One of of the common school course of study,
five miles further on at a lonely spot
the subtreasury at San Frncisco re miners have lost their lives.
A c c o r d i n g to M a g o o n .
Watteyne will suggest some scheme by the plans of the new concern is to re and four weeks’ study of practical
along the banks of Spring creek, a1
cently.
which it can be worked with safety.
Hot Springs, Va., Aug. 25.— Charles tributary of the Fire Hole river. The I
quire all members to dry their prunes school problems.
Returns from the Demorcatic pri
Superintendent Ackerman expresses E. Magoon, provisional governor of creek is lined with bushes. The first
thoroughly, so that there will be no
maries indicate that Governor Ansel
danger of the fruit spoiling, as was the opinion that this optional work will Cuba, talked with Mr. Taft today re- lot of coaches, numbering seven, and ¿r
B I S B E E A G A IN F L O O D E D .
will again be the nomine for governor
| following each other closely, passed by !
the case in some instances last year. be taken by many high school pupils garding conditions in Cuba.
of South Carolina.
That the people of Cuba are qualified | the place unharmed. There was a gap
In order that the growers shall have no who will thereby be induced to attend
T
h
ir
d
Cloudb
urst
Within
Month
Does
The Illinois Steel comvany, whose
for self government is the positive between them, and the next lot of
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incentive to underdry, each grower one of the regular normal schools.
Much Damage.
plant is at South Chicago, has just put
assertion of Governor Magoon. The eight following.
will be credited with the additional
500 men to work and expects to employ
Bisbee, Ariz., Aug. 26.—Bisbee for weight his fruit may gain during the
Cuban people, he indicated, are heart-1 After the first of the eight came!
Extension N e a r s C om ple tion.
another 500 next week.
the third time in three weeks was yes processing, grading and packing, which
Wallowa—By September 5, if the ily in favor of . government ownership along the highwayman stepped from i
The increase is considerable in many in present rate of progress is maintained of public utilities. They now own the the bushes and ordered the driver to |
St. Paul has asked 300 Sioux Indians terday visited by a cloudburst.
to visit the city during the state fair damage is estimated at $2,>,000. The stances.
by the O. R. & N. tracklaying crew, telegraph lines and the test of the pop halt. He did not molest the driver,
and take part in a reproduction of the bursting of a subway at the head of
the whistle of the O. R. & N. construc ular w'ill, which has just been made on nor any of the drivers following.
LAW B E N E F IT S S T A T E .
These eight coaches had barely gone
massacre of 1862, when 800 whites Main street caused the damage. When
tion locomotives will pierce the long- the question of private concessions for
were killed.
the subway burst a wall of water six
waiting silence of the Wallowa valley. telephone lines, he believes has demon on when three more came along, anil
feet deep swept down the street, carry- S c h o o l Attendance in a Majority o f The work of laying track on the Wal- strated their desire for government these were robbed in a like manner.
Mulai Halid has formally assumed | ¡ng ahead of it horses, wagons, buggies
In all about 125 people were held I
lowa extension is now progressing ownership. The test referred to was
C ou nties S h o w s Increase.
the throne of Morocco.
and the automobile of G. J. Cunning-
toward this valley at the rate of two made at the suggestion of President up, though not all of these suffered!
Salem—The
operation
o
f
Oregon’s
A serious fire in Omaha destroyed ham, cashier o f the bank of Bisbee.
miles per day, and the tracklaying Roosevelt, and consisted in the submis- j loss. When the robber ordered the I
several manufacturing plants.
At the lower end o f the street the au- new compulsory education law which crew has crossed the Wallowa river s«on to tbe 82 provinces of the draft of drivers to move on, he stood a few I
has been under one year of practical
_
.
_ .
. ..
tomobile was rescued.
near Grand Ronde and is now working a 'aw which, if approved and enacted. minutes with his gun pointed toward (
Count von Oootzen may succeed the
A number of house foundations were demonstration has been very satisfac- directly toward this place.
The would have resulted, according to Gov- them, and then walked down the road.
late Baron von Sternberg as ambassa- weakened. The Grand hotel was con- (kory according to the reports received
main Wallowa river canyon, 16 miles ernor Magoon, in the telephone busi-
As quickly as possible after a tele
dor to Washington.
evening
and
the
guests
,
by
Superintendent
o
f
Public
Instruc-
demned this
in length, is all that intervenes be- nesa ° f the island going into the hands phone was reached at Thumb Station]
A Baltimore woman has confessed ! moved out. Last night the town was t'° n Ackerman. The statistics of the tween the end of the track and this
the present Havana Telephone com- word was sent to the soldiers and il
thut her son murdered her husband be- without fire protection, owing to water biennial report also bear out this state- place.
pany. The concession of this company detail started in pursuit of the ma-l
mains being washed away.
The gas ment. There are several counties were
caus< he was cruel to her.
expires in 1910, whereupon the tele- who is described as about 5 feet C
the per cent of attendance has fallen
Grab Water Power Sites.
phone lines and plant of the company inches tall, with bluish-grey eyes, and'*
The United States and Mexico are was off and all big sewerage mains are dow'n but an especial effort w’ ill be
Pendleton— What is taken as an ef- in that city will revert to the Cuban bristly grey whiskers.
He acted life
about ready to make a naval demon broken in many places. So far as is made during the approaching school
known there is no loss o f life.
fort to corner the water supply of the government.
i a man short o f breath or a consiimp-
stration against Honduras.
year
to
extend
the
operation
of
the
law.
Bisbee is located in a canyon, so
Umatilla river before the city of Pen-
tive.
Under this law parents may be fined dleton can file, is being made by the
The wife of Major General Luard that cloudbursts in|the mountains above
F O R T Y P E R IS H W IT H S H IP .
was murderer! in a wood near London. make the place peculiarly susceptible from $5 to $25 if they do not compel Weneha Water & Power company, a
G U N S IL E N C E R IS T EST ED .
their children to go to school. The law corporation capitalized at $10,000,
Her jewelry was the object.
to Hoods.
N
o
rw
e
gian
S
te
a
m
e
r
G
o
e
s
Dow
n
O ff
provides that truant officers be appoint which is filing on three fine water pow
M a x i m ' s Late st Invention Gives As
Oregon National Guardsmen are
C o a s t o f Norway.
ed for every district in the state to re er sites on the river above Wenaha
J A P A N IS B U S Y .
among the leaders in the ride shoot in
tounding Resu lt s in Practice.
ceive $2 for each day’s work.
Bergen, Norway, Aug. 25.—The
springs. The filings of the new com
the United States army matches.
The truant officer may notify the par pany will practically monopolize the Norwegian steamer Folgen Fonden,
Springfield, Mass., Aug. 25.—The j
Herr Geltermann, cashier of a Ger Imm ense W a r Debt and L a b o r P rob - ents first and then if not action is tak water sources and power sites which from Bergen to Haugesund, on the official test of Hiram P. Maxim’s gun i
lems W o r r y Sta te sm en.
en a complaint will be brought against were deemed to be available for the west coast of Norway, was wrecked [ silencer was made by officers stationed i
man bank, committed suicide after
The county superin- city’s use. An engineer for the city is last night near Skoneviks and sank in | at the United States armory here to- >•
confessing to the theft of $125,000.
New York, Aug. 26.—Japan, sorely them in court.
day. The test, it is said, proved the
Texas railroad attorneys are prepar pressed in financial matters, with labor tendents must furnish each teacher now in the field but every available three minutes.
The steamer carried '70 passengers truth ° f the claims of the inventor,
ing to tightt the state commission’s! troubles and increased cost of living w>th the census roll o f their district. site seems to have been cornered.
and it is believed 40 of them were The device was attached to a regal*
order forbidding a raise in freight j changing the entire economic system, 1 The teacher is compelled to report
drowned. Fifteen bodies have been tion-army rifle. The test was made«
1 will not go to war with any nation for every four weeks those who are not at-
Growers Conform to Law.
rateB.
10 years at least, according to General tending school. If the superintendents
Salem- Fruit Inspector Armstrong recovered. The captain of the steamer rpffular ranges, relays o f signals being
The American press humorists are Adolphus W. Greeley, U. S. A., re or teachers violate any of these pro
stationed at intervals. It was found
is
watching the Marion county markets was among those saved.
Fore
in session at Denver ami are said to be tired who, with Mrs. Greeley and their visions they are subject to a fine of
The Folgen Fonden carried on only a that while the discharge o f the une-;
closely
for
infected
fruit,
but
so
far
aliout the most somemn looking men two daughters, arrived on the President from $5 to $20.
local
traffic
and
it
is
believed
that
quipped
rifle
is
audible
7,700
yank
|
has been called upon to destroy very
possible, barring undertakers.
with the silencer this distance was cut - j
Grant of the Hamburg-American line
little of it. Growers are learning fast no foreigners w-ere aboard.
Freewate r-W est on Line.
It is reported that a terrible panic down to 1,500 yards. Further test/ g
Bryan counts on carrying New York. today from Hamburg.
that
wormy
apples
cannot
be
disposed
Pendleton—According to the present
“ There have been within a year not
of. In most instances it is only ne occurred when the steamer struck; w-ere made to determine whether thffi
The big theater hat has been abol
less than 140 strikes in Japan, so I plans of the Walla Walla Traction cessary to notify the retailer that the that fearful scenes were witnessed as I silencer interferred with the velocity ■
ished in Paris play houses.
'
company,
which
is
now
operating
the
was told by a prominent official,” said
apples must not be sold and must be the vessel sank. Boats were hurriedly of the bullet and it was found that this 1
The grand jury at Springfield, III., Mr. Greeley, "and I do not believe the electric line into Milton and Freewater returned to the grower. In only a few manned by those who had witnessed interference was slight, reducing the 1
has returned 20 more indictments.
world in general knows that they ended in the north end of Umatilla county, cases this summer has fruit been con the catastrophe and they hurried to j velocity not more than 5 or 6 per cent U Forest
This the company will use gasoline motors fiscated.
where the steamer had gone down, but
Taft says that, if sleeted, he will successfully for the strikers.
on the extension of the line to Weston
most of them arrived too late to rescue I N D I G N A N T A T J C A S T R O ’S ORDER
call a special session of congress to re makes for entirely different economic and Athena, a distance o f 20 miles.
conditions in that country. Japan has
the passengers.
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PORTLAND M ARKETS.
vise the tariff.
Special
motors
will
be
ordered
for
this
enough, with financial problems and
Citizens o f Parian P o r t s Resent Em
section
o
f
the
line,
and
the
expense
of
The sultan is recalling his ministers the question of^ higher wages, to be
Wheat Club, 88c per bushel: forty
Victory is Complete.
b a r g o on Travel.
anti ambassadors ami replacing them met. to keep her wisest heads busy on electric juice, wire and poles will be fold, 90c: Turkey red. 9<*c; fife, 88c;
with new men.
the situation at home for years to éliminât«!. It is understood that con bluestem, 92c; vailey, 88c:.
tViJenff'11"’
iri A ~
6
Port of Spain, Aug. 25.— News has
tracts for 10 miles of grade between
Post
Barley Feed, $24.50 ton; rolled,
u & thue fr e9 been received here that President Ca*
Serious troulbe is feared in the Ala come.”
Freewater and Weston have been let. $273/28; brewing, $26.
l l
n
u Har d’ haa been tro has instructed the collectors of cue j
bama coal district where the white
3
The sultan of record was toms in Venezuelan ports not to clef j
Oat*— No. 1 white, $273/27.50 ton: ™
Unwritten Law Is Good Law.
miners have ordered the blacks to leave.
G o o d Yield o f Watermelons.
gray. $263/ 26.50.
(
V
l 9 an-v P a g e r s for the West Indi«
Eastland, Tex.. Aug. 26. The grand
During a storm near Pottsville, Pa.,
Albany A good yield o f watermel
Hay Timothy, Willamette valley,
lT /L n
PS df r rteCl t0 tbe islands. The Venezuelan consul hem'
¡jury
today
recommended
that
the
“
un-
lightning set off a charge of dynamite
ons, both in quantity and quality, will $’ 4 ton; Willamette valley ordinary, fir L n » (
hPr g Sp tan ,af T- the has been instructed to withhold Pa*
1,300 feet under ground, killing two I written law” be put on the statute greet Linn county growers this season. $11; Eastern Oregon, $16.50; mixed,
T
ports from persons desirous of taking
books o f the state in order that young
men.
The melons, however, will be from 10 $13: clover, $9: alfalfa, $11; alfalfa
Forest
°t
E Az/ \ Wa3 due passage on the steamers to Venezuela i
I women can have greater protection.
days
to
two
weeks
late,
due
to
the
late
meal. $20.
A Southern Indiana coal mine has The recommendation grew out of seri-
tnhcsmJ^
v ° f v h‘S OWn This action on the part o f the Vene*»-1
pro-
spring,
which
necessitated
considera
Fruits—Peaches. 603 85c box; pears,
been foreclosed by a Chicago bank ,>us crimes against young girls and
at Tangier
Most o f the Linn $10/1.50 box: plums, 75c box: grapes, c t a t e w
nTtionVa
rT ent
■“ " ' S
T to ' t the S ifr m
l
K
nation and
is a ‘“ serious
blow
which held paper to the amount o f $3,- women her.- lately. The whole com ble replanting.
and announcement of the proclamation habitants of the Parian ports ani J
county
melons
are
raised
on
the
San-
85c3t$1.50
crate;
blackberries,
$13/
000 , 000 .
munity has been aroused.
In its re
telegraphed to all parts of the country.
tiam bottom land, in the vicinity of 1 . 10 .
Cuidad Bolivar, and will add consider-"
The trial o f Theodore W. Halsey, the port the grand jury recommends that
Potatoes
—
$1(31.10
per
hundred;
ably to the misery already existing *
mothers
give
their
daughter*
more
pro-
,'eb^
on'
U
A
arK°
<
’
uantltr
V
art'
also
San Francisco telephone magnate, ha«
M in ers Burn Nevad a T o w n .
there.
,n
cou.nt-v ’ Just acros* sw eet potatoes, 3 343/4c pound.
been postponed until September 26, on tection from the world and asks the
Reno,
Nev.,
Aug.
25.—
Hazen.
the
Melons Cantaloupes. $13/1.25 per
state legislature to put the “ unwritten the nver from th,a c,t>’’
account o f illness.
crate: watermelons, $1.50 per 100 junction point of three railroads into
law” on the statute books.
Bandits B u r n T w o T o w n s .
"Boosting” Booklets Out.
Mayor Taylor, o f San Francisco, has
loose, crated. i,c pound additional; ca- the mining camps was destroyed by
Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. 25.— It isrn
fire,
when
miners
celebrating
the
sec
Albany—Fifteen
thousand
of
A1
received notice that the government
sahas,
$2.25
32.50
dozen.
First Train Into Calor.
ported here today that the towns rf
bany’s new advertising booklets have
has made an additional appropriation
Vegetables Turnips, 1.50 sack; car ond stampede to Rawhide, overturned Lowry and Ataska, on the M in n e a p o lis
San Francisco, Aug. 26. The line of
o f $3,300 a month with which to fight the California Northeastern railrorad been received and are ready for distri rots. $1.75; parsnips, $1.75; beets, a gasoline generator in their room. A
bution at the rooms of the Albany $1.50; beans, 5c pound; cabbage, 1 3,c loss of nearly $100,000 was caused, & St. Louis railroad’s river extensi®
the plgaue.
was opened from this city to Calor. on
Commercial club. The booklet con- pound: com, 25(330c dozen; cucum every building in the town being were burned in a raid by a mystei
A non-union negro miner was shot the line between Oregon and Califor
taines 68 pages, and is illustrated with bers. 303/40c box; egg plant, $1.75 burned excepting the Southern Pacific company of mounted men last nighLl
nia, today. The first car to stop at
from ambush near Birmingham, Ala.
fee al
The mounted company completely
61
photos.
Bound with vari-colored crate; lettuce, head, 15c dozen pars- depot and frei* ht sheds.
The fire rounded the two towns and fired evi
Calor was that of W. F. Herrin, chief
Holland awaits the report o f M. De
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[burned
from
the
eart-"-"
«-H
-c
covers
and
printed
and
illustrated
in
ley, 15c dozen; peas. 6c pound
attorney for the Southern Pacific road.
building. The reason for the raids
Reus before deciding on final action
P" town to the extreme western end.
E. H. Harriman, since he went over splendid shape, it is one o f the best pers, 8(</ 10c pound; radishes. 12 P* «„c
not known here.
Colonel Holms4
booklets
from
all
view
points
ever
against Castro.
the road on his way to Klamath lake,
dozen; spinach. 2c pound; squash 40c I
president of the Dakota National bank
dozen: tomatoes, 75c«/ $1 crate: cel-
Alaska Town Wiped Out.
The National Editorial association gave order* to get the line built through issued by any city in the state.
who is president of the Lowry bank
cry. 50 - j 90c dozen: artichokes. 75c
Seattle, Aug. 25. — Moore City, confirms the report that his bank **
h working for a new libel law. seeing to Klamath river as soon as possible,
Farmers' Company Reorganized.
dozen.
Alaska, in the Innoko district, was burned.
defects in the present statutes.
and work has gone on night and day.
Albany A reorganization of the Al
Rutter Extras, 31 «.,cpound; fancy, burned on July 3, according
. to passen
New York firms have secured con
bany
Farmers’
company
has
been
per
27 l*c; choice. 25c; store. 18c.
gers who arrived on the Northwestern
Japanese Sess Maneuvers.
Million for Balloon Plans.
tracts amounting to $16,000,000 for
fect«! and the whole concern merged
Eggs
Oregon extras.
263/27c; today from Nome and St. Michaels.
Juncction City. Kan., Aug. 26.
paving and sewer work in Havana.
Geneva. Switzerland, Aug. 25.-^
into the Albany Mill & Elevator com firsts. 24(>?25c; seconds. 22023c; thirds The I nited States commissioners of
The Congo Reform association has Major T. Tanaka, of the Japanese em pany.
The warehouses heret 'fore 153? 20c; Eastern, 24/./25c.
fice. the jail and a few cabine were was learned today that Count Zepp»1*
was again visited two days ago H
protested to Secretary Root against bassy in Washington, arrived at the mangaged and maintained at Tallman.
Poultry Mixed chickens. 133/13«.. left standing.
He was Tangent and other outside points by
agents of the mysterious Amefi»
the annexation o f Free State by Bel maneuver camp last night.
pound; fancy hens, 14c; roosters, 1Oe-
met
at
the
railroad
station
by
one
of
syndicate which offered $4,000,000 ft*!
the old company will be in direct con spring. 16c; ducks, old. 12c: spring.
gium.
Turkish
Carital
Aflame.
General Kerr's personal staff, and es trol of the new company and carry on
the airship recently lost at E ch ter^ *
13(315c; geese, old. 8e; young. 10c;
Constantinople. Aug. 25.- Fire broke gen. The Americans are now tryW
A Connecticut farmer emulaatedl cort«! to headquarters, where he was the business as o f old.
turkeys,
old,
173/18c;
young.
20c.
out this afternoon in the Stamboul to secure _ possession o f the new ball®«*
Darius Green by atttempting to fiy introduced to General Kerr and other
Veal—Extra. 8c pound ordmary, 7 quarter and within a very-brief period under construction'“by ¿ ^ H n . to *
ith a pair o f paper wings he hail con- officers o f the staff.
Major Tanaka
M il Nearing Completion.
3/
7
«vc;
heavy,
5c.
will remain an observer at the camp
•tructed.
Lakevtew I.akeview's new flouring
Z
r
ra* irip- A known « No. 5. It is said that
Porl' Fancy, “ c pound; ordinary. Itr
for several days.
string wind carried the flames along at have even gone so far as to of*
mill will soon be ready for operation. 6c: large. So.
The repeal of the Fourteenth amend
great speed and for six hours they $1,000.000 for the plans.
When the need for a flour mill at home
ment was predicted at the National
Mutton Fancy, 83/9c.
Toronto H a s $ 1 5 0 . 0 0 0 Fire
swept over the section, destroying
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was suggested last winter, the merch
association o f attorney general* held
Hops 1907. prime and choice. 4«-., l.oOO houses an i shops.
Toronto, On'., Aug. 26.-—Half of ants of Lakey iew and farmers of Goose
Old
Virginia is Shaken.
in Denver.
(<t5c pound; olda. l o t l ^ c ; contract-,
the Union stockyards in West Toronto Lake valley subscribed the necessary 7(3
Riehmomnd, Va., Aug. 25.—
fie.
V o n S te rn be rg is Dead.
Loss, funds to establish a mill.
The build-
Harriman has promised to extend was wiped out by tire tonight.
H o«( P
were several severe earth tremors 1»
Heidelberg. <£ rm* 7 ’ Au* 2 5 . - ; in Powhaton, Amelia and Chester*®"
the Columbia Southern railway into $150,000. Seven houses on Keel
eel street ing is now complete, the machine^ on I
The origin o f the ground and flour will be turned out age; Talley
Central Oregon and say* work will be were also destroyed.
ir -M 5 ' f -
^
S‘ errb®-rg. former German eo
counties last night and this tncrw*
thejfi re is not known.
gin at ones.
No one was hurt and no property
, Forest (
t this fall.
, choice, 1 8 0 1 8 ^ :
^ ’
to the United Sutes. died N.
here yesterday morning.
| age done.
Stops Eleven Stages in Yellow
stone Park.
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