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OREGON,
F R ID A Y ,
LA TE R NEWS.
UPRISING O F DUTCH.
Philip D. Armour, the great pork
packer, is dead.
Portugal is sending reinfoicetnents
to Lourenco Marques.
Eight men met death by suffocation
in a Minneapolis hotel tire.
Situation in Cape Colony Takes a Serious
Turn—Boers Half Way to the Cape.
British Authorities Actively Pre
paring for Defense.
David J. Sehnebly, the oldest news
paper man in the Northwest, is dead.
Capa JTown, Jan. 4.— The British
battleship Monarch w ill laud guns to
morrow as a precautionary measure.
Tbe situation is serious.
It is true
that the Dutch have not joined the in
vaders in any considerable numbers,
but a lack of arms is believed to be
the true reason for absteution.
In
many places horses are freely offered
ami information readilv supplied so
the Boers.
The early proclamation of martia.
law in the Gape Town division is ex
pected.
The division does not include
Gape Town itseli.
The latest reports show the situation
to be generally as follows:
Kuruman. if still uninvested, prob
ably soon w ill be.
Griqualand West is filled with small
parties of Boers, who are working
south toward Briesak for tfte purpose
of co-operat’ ng with or supporting
Commandant Hertzog, whose advance
parties are in the ueighborhod of Fra
zerburg.
The Boers are close to Graaf Reinet,
where of late the Dutch have given
many demonstrations of extreme sym
pathy.
In the eastern part of the colony
the advance guard of the Boers is close
to Marieebiirg, about 25 miles north
west of Cradock.
The general opinion here is that the
position is not properly appreciated in
England.
The Worcester conference
excited the Dntch throughout the col
ony.
Many old residents, who are by
no means alarmists, regard a general
uprising of the Dutch as quite likely.
JANUARY
11, 1901.
an inn
Envoys at Pekin Not Expected
to Settle Question.
NO. 8.
Health antborities estimate that 10
Coal Train Wrecked.
per cent of the men wbo go to Cape
Niles,
O.,
Jan. 5.— A coal train on
Nome never come hack alive.
the Niles & Lisbon road was wrecked
Over 800 of the leading German
last night, killing Charles Frark and
goldsmiths met in Berlin recently to
-erlonsly injuring Fireman William
take part in the celebration of the
Klein and Brake nan Garfield Powers.
fourth centenary of Benvenuto Cellini's
The train waa descending a steep grade
In New Zealand there exists a braes birthday.
when a farmer attepmted to rroae tbe
band whose members
are
wholly
Electric fountains have become verv iracks with a wagon loaded with hogs.
mounted
on biqjelee.
This band,
popular, especially as attractions for The engine atiork it and with six can
which la located at Cbristcbnrch, con
amusement parka.
In England, espe went down an eml an-orient. The en
sists of 10 p.ayers, m:cl these not mere
cially, they have lately been installed gineer was buried under tbe debris.
ly ride tbeir bicycles to practice bnt
,
large numbers.
I Lbs farmer escaped.
fulfill engagements on tbe wheel
Pittsburg Ironworkers Strike.
Pittsburg. Pa., Jan. 4.— One thou
sand structural ironworkers struck to
day for an advance of 8 cents per hour
in wages and a nine-hour day. Not a
single man ia working, and a number
of important contracts are tied up.
Wrecked by Boiler Explosion.
Watseka, III.. Jan. 7. — Bishop’s
mills, con'mlled by the Pure Food
Milling Company, were wrecked by n
lioiler explosion today. John Hpobrie,
a member of tha firm, and Late Mai-
lott the engineer,
were instantly
killed, and Era Jones, a miller, was
Travel Returned.
slightly injured.
The boiler waa
Travel has resumed over the Lewis thrown 200 feet, demolishing Card'a
and Clark road, Clatsop oonnty, and hardware (tore.
Tha canse of tha e>-
the break in the dike baa been repaired. j plosion ia not known.
In v n ria b lg
Address, O s a ra ie . Now borg, Oregon.
BOMB IN A TU N N E L
Discovery Was Made by a Chicago Detective
Sergeant.
Chicago. Jan. 7.— The Record sava:
“ On infarmation from a source which
be declines to make public, Detective
Sergeant McLaughlin located a gas
pipe bomb in one of the nichee of the
La Salle street tunnel shortly before
midnight
The bomb was taken by
the policeman to the central station,
and thence- carried to the lake front
and exploded. Detective MeLanghlin
said he received a hint to the effect
that an effort would he made to blow
np the tunnel used for the passage of
the North Side cable cars.
He has
tened to the scene and found a piect
of tnree-iuch gas pipe about 15 inches
long in one ot the small arched open
ings in the dividing wall of the tun
nel.
A lialf-burnod fuse protruded
from one end. When touched off the
bomb is said by the policemen to have
exploded with a loud report.
“ Flarlier in the night one of the
sweepers employed in the tunnel saw a
man about 25 years old and shabbily
dressed loitering in the tunnel. He
was Hsked what he was doing there,
and replied, ‘Nothing.’
The stranger
left the tunnel hurriedly.
The police
suspect the bomb was placed there by
a discharged employe ot the company.”
AMOUNTS DEMANDED VARY GREATLY
GUNS LANDED FROM THE MONARCH
An effort is being made to revise the
Russo-Chinese agreement about Man
churia.
It 1» Believed Thai the Bill of Germany Will
Invading Columns Art Still Marching South
Comp-thensivc Review of the Important Hap
An agreement restricting operations
Be Largest—State Department in Cor
ward-Kitchener's Conference With
penings of the Past Week in a
of allied croops has been made by Yon
respondence With Other Powers.
Burghers
Removes
Anxiety.
Condensed Form.
VValdersee.
Eight hundred colliery employes of
Washingtoon, Jan. 7.— The state de
London, Jan. 5.— Advices from Cape
The assassin of Baron von Kettiler Pennsylvania coal and iron mines are
partment ia making a strong effort to
Town this morning are more hopeful,
was beheaded in Pekin.
on a strike.
secure an understanding among the
owing to the active recruiting of local
Costa Kica is pleased by recognition
China desired envoys to delay sign forces in all quarters, aud a better feel
powers to serve as a basis for the ad
in the canal negotiations.
ing joint note, but was informed by ing prevails in Loudon, based upon the
justment of the question of indemnity
to be paid by tiie Chinese government.
The British are unable to check the them that this was impossible.
prospect of Lord Roberts taking the
It appears from Mr. Conger's reports
Boer invasion of CapeC olony.
Samuel S. White, a pioneer of 1845, reins at the war office.
that it is hopeless to expect the
From Sydney, N. S. W ., it is re
. The foreign troops in China are \j-ell and Oregon’s first probate judge, died
foreign ministers at Pekin to reach an
at his home in Portland.
He was 89 ported that there is quite a rush of
prepared for the winter season.
agreement on this important point, and
men there anxious to join the new
years old.
The Republican caucns in Pennsyl
if the problem is to he solved at all it
Five bags of registered letters have coutingi-nts, 5,000 haviug volunteered.
vania selected Ljuay for senator.
must be removed from the Pekin coun
1'he
reports
of
Lord
Kitchener’s
oon
been stolen on the load between Turin
cil and dealt with by direct diplomatic
The United States training ship To
tereuve
with
the
burghets
also
tends
and Rome.
Three bags came from
exchange, as was
successfully at
peka has arrived at Tangier, Morrocco.
to remove anxiety.
According to the
New York.
tempted in the case of the preceding
Daily Express, Lord Kitchener has
The Earl of Ilopetoun was sworn in
in an affray at Altgeberg, Hungary, warned the mine owners that they
serious differences between the minis
as first governor of Eederatea Aus
between striking miners and gend must not count upon military protec
ters. Therefore the state department
tralia.
armes, there were seven of the former tion.
is in correspondence with other foreign
Oregon, Washington
and Alaska killed and 40 wounded.
offices respecting this subject, though
There is an unconfirmed report from
have been formed into a life-saving
tbe negotiations have not proceeded to FROM A BOER STAN DPOIN T.
The followin
Washington post- Cape Town that fighting has occurred
district.
a point where it can be said that a
otlicea have been discontinued:
Dish- 80 miles north of Matjesfontein.
successful termination is in sight. Over 16,000 Hardy, Determined, Invincible
Fire in Seattle destroyed the city li man, Spokane county; Green River,
The principal difference in the way
brary, containing 25,000 volumes and King county, and Laurel, Whatcom
Patriots Under Arms.
Preparations at Cape Town.
is believed to be the enorn ous indem
vauled at $30,000.
county.
New York, Jan. 7 .— Uharlea P.
nities demanded by some of the powers.
Cape Town, Jan. 5.— The military
The revenue cutter Perry w ill sail
Chailes W. Norton, a switchman,
The efforts of the Chinese government Pierce, consul-general of the Orange
from Astoaria in search of overdue was instantly killed at Tacoma, by anthorities are providing for all con
to secure better terms, so far as they Free Slate in New York, and treasurer
It has been decided to
Colombia river ships.
being crushed between two cars. He tingencies.
tend to protract the negotiations, are of the Boer relief fund in America,
transfer
the
Boer
pri-oners
from
tha
Pat Crowe, charged with the ahndc- j leaves a widow and three children at
expected to have the result of lias given out the following statement:
camps to transports.
U N FO R TU N A TE VEN EZUELA. also
tion of young Cudahy, of Omaha, has Mount Pleasant, la.
“ The news coming to us every u»_i,
adding considerably to the sum total
Farmers coming in from Carnarvon
Deen captured in South Dakota.
Severe cold weather has suddenly j describe the Boers as traveling in par
which must be paid in the end.
This both by public aud priavte cable,
The cold ' allel columns, with numerous (tanking One Revolution Terminates and Two More is because the expenses of maintaining shows the reported conquest of the
Edward Rice, an Idaho man, sen act in throughout Europe.
Break Òut.
the foreign military establishments in Boers to be a delusion. There ar{
tenced to death for murder, made a wave is accompanied by a gale which I parties sweeping the country on horses,
underarms on the Boer side over 16,-
desperate, hut unsuccessful attempt has wrecked several vessels and caused plundering loyalists and carrying off
Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 4.— The China probably w ill he assessed against
000 hardy, determined, invincible pat
to commit suicide by cutting his throat. heavy loss of life Hnd property.
everything eatable.
It appeare that revolution has ended, but ex-Secretary- tha Chiuese government, aud the cost
riots, of which 5,000 are now invading
The coal miners’ strike at Picton, they are accompanied by strings of General Peraza is said to be, with of keeping foreign troops in Pekiu at i
An insane man, being conveyed from
Cape Colony — against the 210,000
Nova Scotia, has been settled. Every j packhorses ligtly loaded.
Colesberg about 50 followers, in the mountain this season of the year, ami in a coun
Multnomah county to the Oregon state
try wh)re every necessity of life has to troops lauded from Great Britain aud
demand of the men was conceded. telegraphs that
Kritzinger’s com districts.
asylum at Salem, jumped from a mov
The Boers’ total
lie transported from a distance .w ill her dependencies.
The managers sought to hind the men mando is crossing the Middelberg dis
ing train, bruising himself about the
San Jnan de Port) Rico, Jan. 4.— make the bill very heavy. It is lie- 1 loss in killed and dying from wounds
not to ask for a further increase for 12 trict, hut is getting few if any recruits.
have not exceeded 1,500, but their loss
head. It is thought he will recover.
months, but failed.
Here in Cape Town, snch business Passengeis who have arrived here on lieved that the hill of Germany w ill
in property has been very great. Part
Famine in some of the provinces o l : Governor A lion, of Porto Rico, has men as ara unable to leave are organ- the Red D line steamer Philadelphia, lie by far the largest, and it Is a sig
of the Boers are armed with Mansers,
China is becoming worse. The rice just returned to the capital after an iziug a town guard, composed of ths from La Guayra, December 30, say a nificant fact that the German govern
using a plain bullet, hut many have
serious
revolution
has
broken
out
in
ment
has
allowed
its
officers
on
serv
crops, owing to the way, were almost extensive visit to the towns in the leading citizens.
The commercial
Lee-Metford rifles, which use the dutn-
the
Maracaibo
distiict
of
Venezuela
ice
in
China
five
fold
their
regular
total failures, and canihaliam
has western part of the island. He visited companies have asked the mayor ta
dnnt bullets, and all of the latter were
broken out.
The authoiities are un places where no governor of Porto Rico call a mass meeting to uige the govern They add that the government troops salaries, a rate of pay probably higher
the English; they
have defeated the rebels and arrested than hitherto known in military his captured from
able to do anything.
has visited before.
Everywhere he I ment to suppress district newspapers
hear the arrow mark of Woolwich.
20 of the leaders.
Another rising is tory.
The
Chinese,
however,
are
ex
aud
to
proclaim
martial
law.
The final payment hns been made on was enthusiastically received.
The British battleship Monaroh to-1 reported to have occurred in tbe vicin pected to pay for thia.
tbe Bald mountain group of mines ia
Henry Si. Hoek, agent
for the
ity of the Orinoco. Tha United States
PRESENTED T O LANSDOW NE.
Eastern Oregon, near Baker City. Knights Templar's and Mason's Life day lauded men and guns to relieve auxiliary crusier Scorpioti left hen
FAILED T O BLOW UP.
The purchase price was $50,000. The Indemnity Association, of Chicago, is the troops for service nor ;hward. It yeaterday to join the Hartford at Li.
The British Foreign Office Has the Canal
new owners are men of menus, and under arrest at the central police sta is believed that the guns w ill be sent Guayra.
Treaty Amendments.
work on a large scale w ill commence tion, Chicago, on a telegram from up the country.
Mechanism of an Infernal Machine Would
Five hundred citizens enlisted to
at once.
Washington, D. C., which stated that
Not Work.
London,
Jan. 7.— United Htatee
day. It is hoped that the first butoh N EAR LY FR O ZEN TO DEATH.
Ignatius Donnelly, politician and he was wanted in that city on a charge of mounted men w ill leave within
Paris, 111., Jan. 7.— Thomas J. Coff Ambassador Choate presented tire (lay-
of
forgery.
author, died very suddenly at his home
thiee days for Worcester.
They are to Man in a Drunken Condition Slept Out in the man, an attorney residing at Hume, Pauncefote treaty amendments to the
in Minneapolis, aged 70 years. Mr.
The British second-class cruiser Am- hold the passes of the Hex river to
Cold for Quite a Time.
nairuwly escaped being blown to secretary of state for foreigu affairs,
Donnelly was a candidate for vice- phion has arrived at Panama.
protect the railway tunnel. The or-
atoms with an infernal machine re the Marqnis of Lansdowne, today.
Express, Or., Jan. 4.— A man by
president on the Middle-of-the-Road
No discussion occurred and the na
The envoys were surprised by the | gaization is rough aud ready, and not the name of Tudor started from this ceived through the mail today. The
Popoulist ticket at the recent general
troubled
much
with
drill
or
special
box was of wood with a sliding lid. ture of L )rd Lauadowne'B answer is
prompt acceptance of the note.
election.
not indicated.
Mr. Choate simply
uDiiorms.
Horses are scarce. Six place yesterday evening fur the Big
A movement is on foot looking thousand five hundred South African Kidd mines, about 12 miles east ol It contained a pound stick of dynamite notified the secretary of state for for
and several match heads, which, how
An armistice has been proclaimed at toward Canadian independence.
A party leaving for tb<
eign affairs that he had sent him a
irregulars have been recruited daring this place.
Pekin.
same place this morning found hiu ever, failed to ignite ami explode the document forwarded by the state de
Great changes are said to be planned the last eight weeks.
charge when the box was opened.
Boers captured a train near Rosmead for the C., M. & St. P. railway.
An answer probably will
The Boers in the Transvaal have about half way between here aud tbi Lwo thicknesses of heavy brown paper partment.
with 60 soldiers.
He wai
been
exceedingly active for the last mines in a frozen condition.
covered the box, which was addressed not be sent nntil the cabinet discuss«*
Russia, it is said,
inspired the
brought
to
this
place
and
later
removed
The interview be
Another six-day bicycle race hai charges of barbarity against German week or so daily attacking trains,
to Dr. Sylvester Coffman, Hume, ill., the matter fully.
been started in Boston.
convoys and isolated posts.
In most to Hontingtou, where he could receivi a brother of the lawyer, who opened tween Mr. Choate and Lord Lana-
troops.
dowite was chiefly devoted to an ex
instances they have been repulsed, and medical aid
CoDger reports China's acceptance
Governor Geer announces the ap- j the railways are now working more
As far as could be ascertained, the hia mail. The inner surfa<e of the box pression of the latter’s view on China's
lid
was
studded
with
tacks,
ho ar
ot the powers' demands.
pointment of Oregon’s text book com -[ regularly.
man had been drinking quite heavily
ranged that they would scratch the answer to the demands of the powers.
The Washington Post advocates the mission.
On reaching a
A commando is supposed to be in the before leaving here.
match heads aud there was also a slip It is understood that Secretary Hay
Lewie and Clark centennial in 1905.
cabin
near
the
True
Blue
mines
hi
A Russo-Chinese agreement giver mountains dividing MiddelA-rg and
of sand paper flxed so that it would desiredj to know what Great Britain
stopped
for
the
night
and
built
up
s
A severe cold wave is reported Russia protection of one Manohurian Graaf Reinet, bnt cannot be exactly
be drawn over them if the taoks failed thought of those points, which China
located. The inavders in the west, fire on tbe floor of the building. Hi to do their work. It is thought ths in her answer said she waa unable tc
throughout the middle Western states. province.
then dropped off to Bleep.
He awoki
No difference of
The semi-annual statement of Ore who are expected at Frazerburg today, in time to escape before the hnrniur jolting of the box in the mail disarm fulfill at present.
More than 46 tons of gold were re
ceived at the Seattle assay otlice is gon’ s state treasurer shows nearly $1.- have altered their course aud are now structure collapsed, although he will ranged its mechanism. Au indistinct opinion appears to exist between Seo
moving in the direction of Willison,
postmark seems to indicate the hni retary Hay and Lord Lansdowne.
1900.
700,000 cash on hand.
11« crawled r
to the northwest.
Tbe British have fered several burns.
was mailed at Logansport, Ind. The
The traus|>ort Meade, which carried
The navy department has ordered th«
short
distance
away
and
fell
to
slee|
Tried to Drown His Landlord.
occupied Frazerburg.
gunboat Scorpion to La Guayra, Ven a large amount of specie from San
again. As the weather was hitter cold, only other clew about the Itox is a
printed
label
pasted
on
the
lid,
in
Chicago,
Jan. 7.— In view of several
Francisco,
has
arrived
at
Manila.
ezuela.
it is a miracle that he was not frozer
scribed: “ Dr. J. W. Hluaser & Son.” persons, Joseph Schweir committed till
Variety of European prunes which G EORGIA NEGRO LYNCHED. to death.
The Oregon snpreme court decides
The United States marshal and the final act in a confessed plot to kill
that the wife alone can convey estate ripens two weeks earlier than present
local police are investigating.
John Korda, Hchweir’s landlord.
lie
A
Zambesi
College.
crop is to be intrudneed in Oregon.
in entirety.
Judge Refused to Protect Him and Mob
pushed Korda into the lake from a
Chicago, Jan. 4.— A special to tht
A bill will he introduced at the com
Robbers got $450 from passengers
liter at the foot of Michigan street, at
Strung Him Up.
DYNAM ITE EXPLOSION.
Record from Richmond, Ind., says:
1»nd mail and express in a British Co ing Oreogn legislature making life im
a point where the water is 12 feet
Rome,
Ga.,
Jan.
5.—
George
Reed,
a
Bishop
Hartzwell.
of
the
Methodisi
prisonment the penalty for kidnaping.
lombia stage.
deep, and then ran from the scene,
negro, charged with an attempted as Episcopal church in Africa, has ar
The plot
It is nndrestood that at the conclu sault npon Mrs. J. M. Locxlear, ol j ranged with the Rev. George H. Rei- Three Men Were Blown to Atomi in s leaving Korda to drown.
The Taft commission has completed
failed, for the intended victim was
Cartridge Factory.
the municipal government bill for tbs sion of operations in booth Africa. this city, last night, was hanged to ■ lioldt, of Indiana, to go to Zambesi
rescued from the water by workmen
Philippines.
Lord Kitchener w ill become command- tree today, after which hia body wat Africa, to conduct a college at New
Philadelphia, Jan. 7.— A frightful
in a near-by factory.
Hchweir was
er-iu-ebief
in
India.
Fire in Williamson, W . Va., de
riddled with bullets by a mob of 1 oC Ontolia, in the country.
This being a explosion of dynamite occurred in the anested late last night.
He was sur
United States Consul Wildmau, at men. Reed protested his innocence, j Britieb country, the British govern powder machine honae of the Repauno prised to learn that Korda was alive,
stroyed almost the entire town. Ths
loss is estimated at $75,000.
Hong Kong, has been granted a leavi Mucli excitement prevailed throughout ment donated to the Methodist Episco Chemical Company, whose works are and confessed to an attempt on the
Aftei pal church $15,000 and 13,000 acres located at Thompson'appoint, N, J,, man’s life.
One person was bnrned to death and of absence and w ill return to tht tbe day before the lynching.
a tliinly settled spot nn the Delaware
another fatally injured by the explo United States immediately for the his arrest this morning, the negro w-ai ol land for the pmpose of building a
General Bitchelder Dead.
taken before Mrs. Locklear, bnt she school to edneate tbe English residents. river, 12 miles below this city. The
sion of a kerosene lamp at Allegbauv benefit of bis health.
Pa.
'Hie Boer invasion of Cape Colony failed to identify him, and he was re Rev. Mr. Heibohlt's mission is to go to building was demolished end three
Washington, Jan. 7.— General Rich
However, the mot Africa to snperiniend thia school. Ht workmen in it at the time were blown ard N. Batohelder,
quartermaster-
On the turned to jail.
The new battleship Wisconsin has has not yet been stopped.
Several workmen in other general of the army, died here this
which had been seeking the prisoner’ s w ill sail from New York the last oi to atoms.
been lormally turned over to the gov other hand the burghers seem to be life apparently was not satisfied.
buildings
were
hurt
by
the
force
of
Ths
this
month.
afternoon at 2:25. General Katn telder
ernment at the Unitm Iron Works, bar gaining gronnl daily and are at pres demonstrations were so pronounced
the explosion, bnt none seriously. had been in delicate health for several
ent half way to tbe Cape.
Francisco.
Cable
Around
the
Globe.
The
men
killed
were
in
a
frame
build
that Judge Henry, of the superioi
years past, bnt his illness did not
The new Argentiue-Chilenn agree court, not seeing any reason for hold
Amando Morales, a Mexican, ran
Ottawa, Ont., Jan. 4. — Sanford ing, and were engaged in loading assnine a critical phase until just he
ment,
in
regard
to
the
frontier
settle
amuck at Morenci, Aria., A constahls
ing Reed and fearing an attack on ths Fleming, one of the principal promot eight-inch pHper shells with dynamite fore the holidays, when he suffered
It is thought the from an attack ol angina pectoris. In
attempted to arrest him and in ths ment, has beau signed and the presi jail, ordered the sheriff to release him. ers of the Pacific cable, has written (nr use in blasting.
dents
of
Argentine
and
Chile
have
ex
fight killed Morales.
The moh, after the release, formed an open lettei to Hon. W illim Mnl'.eck, loss w ill not be over $50,00.
terment w ill be made at Arlington
changed friendly telegrams of congrat within the city limits and marched tc
postinaster-General, in fpvorof a state-
cemetery, Monday.
General llatchel-
Henry 8. Eastham .the only surviv ulation.
Will
Psy
Tsx
Under
Proteit.
the house of Lila Glover, in North owned telegraph line encircling the
der served in tbe quartermaster's de
ing member of Commodore Perry’s
The war department has authorized Rome.
Here they found Reed. Hi globe.
This is said to be the begin
Rochester, N .Y ., Jan. 7.— The latest partment of the Pacific coast, doing
squadron, which opened the Japanese
ports many years ago, died at his horns enlistment’s at Vancouver barracks, was taken three miles from thia placs ning of a movement bo nationlize the development in the woman suffrage dnty as chiof quartermaster at Port
Washington, for service in new regi-' before being lynched. Mrs. Locklear's cable and telegraph services of the tight, begun over a quarter of a century land, Or., aud depot quartermaster at
in Berkeley, Cal
ments to lie sent to the Philippine is pondition is serious.
British empire. If this were done. Sir ago, when 8nasn B. Anthony and her Ha j Francisco.
A heavy explosion of gas occorred lands. Recruits w ill be sent to the
Sanford aavs. it would reduce the price sister, Mary 8. Anthony, were arrested
in the Hollenbeck mine, at Wilkes- Presidio at ban Francisco for assign
of messages to one-eighth or one-tenth and lined, ia the stand taken by Mary
A Newport Bank Arrest.
Extensive Repairs to the Baltimore.
barre, Pa.
Five hundred men were ment to regiments.
Newport, Ky , Jan. 5. — E. C. Rena of what it now costs to distant British H. Anthony in the matter of taxation
at work and all got out safely, except
Washington, Jan. 7.'— The naval
of her projierty.
She send- notice to
Tbe sttamhip Thomas Brooks, with me, late caitier of the German Na possessions.
two, who were badly burned.
hoard of construction today decided tc
County Treasurer Hamilton that she
tbe Caban officials on board, has ar tional bank, was today arrested on an
rehabilitate almost
completely the
A Disastrous Salute.
The British foreign office expects a rived at Port Antonio, Jamaica. The
w
ill
not
in
the
fatnre
pay
taxes
except
cruiser Baltimore, now lying at the
renewal of tbe modus vivendi in New official! w ill inquire into the British affidavit of Bank Examiner Tncker,
Tien Tsin, Jan. 4.— Ten German* under protest, until she is allowed the
New York navy yard.
Her improve
foundland, but believes it w ill be im methods of rolonial government and charging him with aiding Assistant were killed and nine woonded at Leie right of suffrage.
The action will
mediately followed by negotiations adopt the desirable features into the Cashier Brown in the embezlement ol Ha, January 1, through the tiring of s 1 likely result in a test rase being ments w ill involve an expenitnre ol
tbe hank'a funds.
He was held ia
abont $500,000, and take at least a
ssitb tbe view of finally settling tbs Cuban government.
salute with a defective cartridge.
brought in the court.
$20,000 bonds.
year and a half.
dispute.
OF INTEREST TO OUR MANY READERS
Tbe way of the transgressor if bard
In modern times.
The persons who
commit Crimea are daily coming to
grief. Escape ia lees frequent than ir
former years.
RATES.
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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
KATES.
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Half Column.................................Ten Dollars
Professional Cards..........................One Dollar
End of th« Venezculen War.
New York, Jan. 7.— A dispatch to
the Herald from Cnracoa saya: It la
announced here that General Celeatine
Paras, ex-secretary-general of Vene
zuela, who proclaimed a revolution
recently at Leeina, in the Miranda
d strict, has been decisively defeated.
Ha is said to be fleeing with a few
followers toward Colombia. No de
tails of tha engagement have been re
ceived. lie had gathered 700 follow-
era at La Paaona.
Items of Interest From All Parts
of the State.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS
A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve
ments of the Many Industries Through
out Our Thriving Commonwealth.
Grants Pass is consideiing plans tor
better fire protection.
The Burns postoffioe has received a
number of combiuation boxes.
The new depot at La Grande ia
reaily to be painted and furnished
Ninety
Danes have made their
homes west of Eugene sinoe last tall.
Leonard Lingren
Mineral last week
dent.
Construction of
Baker City w ill
spring.
loet three fingers at
in a shot gun acci
the new hospital at
begin in tbe early
Colonel J. T. Grayson has bought the
Last Chance mine, in Cable Cove, for
$3,500.
Two carloads of mining machinery
for the Cornucopia mines has arrived
at Baker City.
(jttiuce Davis, who was seriously in
jured recently at tbe Coos Bay jetty,
is recovering.
J. P. Abbott a farmer of Wasco
county has finished the must up-to-date
residence in the county.
Plans are being drawn for a number
of modern residences at Baker City to
be erected in the spring.
The discovery of two new veins of
copper at the Greenback mine, Grave
creek district, is announced.
The Bison group ot mines near
Quartzburg, Grant county, has been
sold to a California syndicate.
The Medford bank presented to its
customers aud friends in Jackson coun
ty, 700 buokskin money pouches.
The men who carried ont the dead-
Chinaman that succumbed near Can
non beaclt received $50 for the work.
A portion of Pete Peterson's dike, on
Hayne slough, Coos county, washed
ont.
The damage is estimated at
$ 1 , 000 .
Coustance Duffy is held in $100
bonds to await the next term of court
for haviug assaulted John Tolen at
Athena.
The road from Miami bridge to
Garibaldi is obstructed with drilt logs,
aud it is possible to get by them only
at low tide.
Two Marshfield yonngsteia had a
dnel with air gnns last week. One
was shot in tha finger and tbe other in
the forehead.
Paul Rouco killed a congar near
Bald Mountain, Polk county, for
which he received $20 bounty from tha
Livestock Association.
Joe Peters, aobut 90 years old, who
lived about three miles nouth of Loa-
tine, Wallowa county, was found dead
near his cabin several days ago.
Tom MoEwen states that a three-
foot body of ore averaging $24 has
been encountered in the shaft of the
Snow creek property at a depth of 55
feet.
Dan Yager, who has a group ol
promising claims at old Center, about
six mileB front Kumpter, on the Gran
ite road, has gone to Muntaua to bay
mining equipment.
The Granite H ill mine located in
Loose Creek district, and owned by
Messrs. Hull, Mongum aud Booth, is
Item» operated on foil time, witb pros
pects of a good ran.
Mrs. Captain Geary of Corvallis
made a cotnprotni te with the insurance
company in which her husband was
insured, accepting $3,000 in lien o'
the claim of $5,000.
In a drunken brawl an old man
named Aldrich stabbed Henry Ziiin-
walt severely several times in the back
and ahonldeis.
The wounds ate not
considered dangerous.
A barn belonging to John Reith, of
the Lewis and Clark river, Clatsop
county, was blown over recently.
Four head of stock were buried to the
rniDs but nono were injured.
Sidewalks nearly two miles long
leading to tbe church are contemplated
at Ht. Lonis. For thia and other im
provements on the church property the
parish expects to use about 100,000 feet
of luml>er.
A new ooal mining town, three miles
southeast of Wilkesou, by the name of
Hillsboro, has been platted by Andre
J. H ill and Joseph Fiukelberg. The
plat contain! 19 acras. A logging road
from Wilkeeon runs near the new
townsite.
The Crowell ranch of 300 acres, near
Jacksonville, has been sold to O. J .
Knips, of Grants Pass, (or $8,000. It
consists of 20 acres in apple«, 80 acres
in prunes, 10 acres in alfalfa, and 80
acres in new sown wheat. Tha pur
chasers are recently from Iowa.
John Colter, alia« “ Scotty,” has
been held in $1,000 bonds to anawer at
the next term of oonrt on the charge of
robbing Thomas L. Edwards, of M il
ton. of $100. Colter snatched a purse
from Edwards at Pendleton.
The Spat ta and Sparta-Careon stage
lines In Eastern Oregon have gone into
tha hands of the hondimea lor tha
mail contracts.
The reason given waa
that the contract waa taken at too low
a rata, and running expeueea oould
not be made.