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X IV .
NEW S OF OREGON
EVENTS OF THE DAY
QATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
Spedition hue
The preeidoot’s physicians found it
anisary to open the wound on hie leg,
the bone was slightly affected. It
hrightor, until at the present time it to
visible to the naked aye.
It can be
seen a little north of the star Alpha
Cyan I, near the milky way. It te mov­
ie a southwesterly direction.
Dr. Silvia no Brandao, vim president
elect of Brasil, te deed.
A census of tbe Philippines has been
authorised by the president.
Bo nor* American aoidters will be
•ant to tho isthmus of Panama.
B n prcmnoa of troops baa hod a
quieting affect in tho «m l field* of
Pennsylvania.
President Koosevult'l injured
highwayman
M i p i 8*1
New York, Sept. SO. — James B.
draft, a wealthy resident of Oleo dove,
L. I., was murdered, and his body de­
capitated, In a tender loin resort within
a few doors of Broadway. All the evi­
dence gone to show that Craft, who had
been making the round* of the tender-
loie. incautiously displayed a large
amount of ntooey and was killed for
the purpose of robbery.
The police
also my that knock-out drops wera
first administered, and that then the
victim waa dragged lato tho basement
and killed with a cleaver.
oente per pound.
The odor of burning flesh attracted
The amsosment roll of Columbia
the attention of the occupante of tho
upper part of the boose and ted to the county shows the total taxable proper­
dis.-overy by tbs detoctivUa of the hend­ ty to bo worth $1,607,840.
ía-# body
a man io tho basement.
The charred head rae diacoverod a tew
minutes later in the fornace, In which
a Are bad recently been made with the
evident intention of deetroying nil poo-
eibillty of identification of the remains.
Later the body wan Wen* tiled by
Walter draft, of Olea Cove, as that of
his father.
The murdered man waa
about 61 years of ago and waa e manu­
facturer of refrigerating machinery in
Cortland! street, thie olty.
reports that Stromboli baa beau la
full eruption for eome Urn# says:
“ The night aoaao «ras «mad but terri­
fying; lava streamed down the moun­
tain «idea seaward, white bogs boulders
were felling Into the am fully » K
mite* Item the shore.
“ Tl-e director of the observatory at
Monet Aetna any* there baa been no
euthqnake la 8leilv, bat that probably
there bad baau a submarine eruption
batwaao Stromboli and Sidly.
“ On# hundred end fifty corpeee hove
been recovudred at Modica. Hundred!
of victims were drowned in the open
NO.
DEATH IN CYCLONE
TOUR ABAI
Washington, Baft. 27.—Tbo txoaanry
department baa bagua distribution oí
$28,600, the an in received front the
government of Spalo aa ooe of the
annual payments of indemnity doe
«oder the trea ty of 18 SS. The eoa-
tinnatioo of tbeee payments is regarded
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more then 100 miles. The
the strike regten la the
Forest City, which bes bee
•lively quiet ever etnee ib
twe troops of cavalry la
Thirteenth laglm at I*
Oliphant, sis miles uort
the Ninth la quartoswd a
Wilkeebarre; the Eight
A free rara] mall root« has been rec­
ommended out of Forçât Grove, bat
there will be eome delay on account of
being no amp of Washington oounty
roads.
The Oregon blind echool at Belem
oppa cd with 82 studente, the mam aa
last year. This institution coats tho
stats shoot $7,000 a year, or $220 for
eaob pupil.
sum
hte knee wae badly braised
m quickly formed which gs
trouble, but mit enough
orlare with hte pinna. Dr.
depart-
Olympia,
f
roghimi,
certe dte-
Tho amai on of tho Methodist cooler-
t ace just bald in Grunts Past proved to
Tbe whole country about Mount be tiie beet ever held in the atete.
Aetna bee suffered greatly.
Mount Over 160 members sad delegatee were
Aetna te sanding up n thick column of
■ten« from tho vicinity of tho scene of
Tbe registration at the agricultural
tho eruption of 1892. Two fresh craters college i* much largar than teat year.
have opened on Strom boil since Sop- Both dormitorio* are foil and every
tea» bar 14.
available private boarding bourn in
town te taxed to ite utmost.
leg
stockholders In tbe Bingar rawing
machine company, died at hte borne in
Atlantic City.
The following diplomatic appoint­
ments have beau muds: David K.
Thompson, of Nebraska, minister to
Brail; Cberlemange Tower, of Pennsyl­
vania, ambeaaedor te Germany; Rob­
ert 8. McCormick, of Illinois, ambae-
sador to Rnaaia; Bellamy Storer, of
N o* York, ambassador to Austria-
Hungtry; Arthur 8. Hardy, of Now
Hampshire, minister to Spain, and
Ctmrtea P. Bryan, of IHinote, minister
NEW BERG, Y A M n iL L COUNTY, OREGON, F B I D A Y , OCTOBER 3, 1002.
comparad with tho ■
quality te inngiflcai
this week will be mi
Re poi t* show that the Indian echool
•t Cbemawa tends all other* in the
Northwest. While the attendance at
asont of tho company that all tho Read­
ing’s important mines are in fairly
good condition, and that wore the
miners to ratrnn to work, comparative­
ly little time will elapse before they
will be taming oat their normal pro­
duction. It la trno that neraral of tho
Reading collier tea Jtre flooded, bat
them have been abandoned for a time
at least.
Officials of the Pennsyl­
vania road's anthracite companies re­
port tnat their mines are in such con­
dition that when tho miners go beck
to work the ool I levies will bo able to
prod ace three-fourth* of their normal
output, and that wKhia a week they
would bo in perfect shape
k
Mexico City, Sept. 30.— Advices
from Saline Crus, tbe Pacific tormina*
of the Tehuantepec National railroad,
which is being rebuilt by tbe English
contractor, stats that Tuesday no lea*
than 76 shocks of earthquake «rare felt,
muring much alarm. The most serious
damage waa done to aa immense 70-too
crane used on the tenet ruction of tbe
breakwater, It being thrown from tho
track into tho buy. A majority of tbe
slier cranes need an the works are
also reported to have been thrown out
of place.
It te probable that the oonetraettou
of tho artificial harbor will be delayed
six mouths, aa the crane waa thrown
into deep water, and it will require
time to recover it.
h«. keen started ia
Albany to print 76,000 pamphlets for
advertising Una county in the Middle
WeeL
Tbe Salem school board has fixed tbe
salaries of all ten- hers in that city,
bar than principals, at $40 per
rath.
Fruit growers in Polk county my
that the prune crop will not only be
light this year, bat that brown rot baa
attacked the Italian prune* in some
sections, and that this will farther de-
tbe yield.
•no Horton, non of tho Oregon
City poetmastei, has received notice
that be has been selected aa alternate
from tho First congressional district for
admission to Weat Point, and ha* been
ordered to report to a hoard of officers
at Vancouver Bat racks, Washington,
lor mental and physical axa>niiiatioa.
Tbe taxable value of Lake oounty
proparty ia $1,698,033, aa Incream of
$78,480 over last year.
Tbe district fair and carnival at
Baker City, which closed last Saturday,
waa a vary successful affair from eveiy
point of view.
With proper facilities for Irrigating
the land, Baker county will In time be­
come «me of the chief agricultural coun­
ties in the atate. Considerable im
prove men t along this line te already
being made.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Booth America
nttOHTFUL TRAM WRECK.
be Tr
Berlin, Bept. 17.— President Roose­
velt has chosen Charlemange Tower,
ambeesador to Russia, to succeed An­
drew D. White as ambassador to Ger­
many. Notices of tMa decision, and
that Mr. White’s letter« of recall bad
been issued by tbe state department,
here reached tbe foreign office here.
Mr. White will probably not have
hia farewell andieum with the em­
peror November 7, hie birthday, as
had been provisionally
arranged,
because bis majesty leaves November
for England. Tbo retiring ambas­
sador, therefore, ia not likely to pre­
sent his letter* of recall until the
middle of November.
Storer will ge te Rasate.
Washington, Bept. 87.— The appoint­
ment of Oliarl-maaga Tower as am­
bassador to • Germany to,succeed Mr.
White is confirmed.
Mr. Tower’s
acceptance of the German mission
will create a vacancy in the amhaam
dor ship to Russia, which ia held now
by him. It is regarded as quite prob­
able that he will ia turn be succeeded
by Hon. Bellamy Storer, present am­
bassador to the court of Madrid. It
ia intimated huthur that tbe vacancy
in tbe Spanish mission may be filled
by the appointment of Mr. Henry
White, present secretary of embassy
in Great Britain.
Wheat— Walla Walla, 8 1 0 «8 X e; blue-
#tom. 6 4 X 0 t6 c; valley, t3064X e.
Maxlcas Go
Barley— Feed, $19.10; brewing $10.10.
Mexico City, Sept. 27.— Great inte­
Flour— Beet grades, $8.06ffil 71 per rest has been aroused by tbe announce­
Bntte, Moni., Bept. 80.— Preeldeut barrel; graham, $1.96ffi8.20.
ment today that the government has
Mayar, of tbe Western Federation of
Millstuffa — Bran, $17 pm ton; bought in London tho controlling in­
Minen, raid hora toda) that tbe eou-
rest In the Interoceaato railway, by
ditioo of tbe campe in tbe Parole, B. middlings, $11.10; aberta,
$11;
purchasing the majority of tbe newly
0., dlstrict, írom which he hea just •hep, $17.
created bonds, in whom holders, by
retornad, la es bad as »iberia.
Mr.
Outo-No. 1 white, $1.0001.08*; virtue of an arrangement creating
Mayar weat to Fernle te investigat~
them, is vested the administration of
labor oooditioo». He saya tbe mining gray, M ffifl.
The purpose of tho
Hay — Timothy, llO ff ill; clover, the property.
oompany títere owna everytítfng la tbe
government «res to secure control of
ramp. They permit the men no privi­ $7.M; cheat, $8 pm ton.
leges and allow no baslnem except un­
Potatoes — Bert Burbanks, 8O0«6c independent railroad to tbo Gall of
Mexico, over which
der their direction.
They even exer­ per oantal; ordinary, 10061c per m
cise a censorship, Mr. Mayer declares, tel, grower* priom; sweets. $1.00 ness can always have
on what their employee shall rand.
• M l per cental.
Butter—Creamery, 26*27 ^ c ; dairy I Mercer, Pa., bept. 27.— The worst
17Xffi20e; store, 18)<016c.
wrack la tbe history of the Dseseme
Bants Pa, N. M., Bept. 10.— One hun­
ffgga TU ffiTils for Oregon.
rood wee occasioned by a head-on col
dred Apache Indiana from the Jtaarilla
Gheem— Full cream, twins, I f * lidon between two freight trains at •
reservation, In northern Bio Arriba
county, are camped in tbe Picari* *18e;YoongAmerica, 18X014Xc; fac­ point two miles east of Mercer today,
In which four men were killed and
mountains, ready te go to the Bua tory priom. I t U ic tern.
The wreck waa canoed
Poultry—Chickens, mixed. $4.10« three Injured.
Geronimo 0 festival at Tone Pueblo,
by a cross order issued for the tea
1.00; bene, $6.0008.10 per d o «
deep »# the podtlve orden of the
11011X« pm pound; springs, 11# freight trains. At preeeut the blame
i an not bo ascefalned. Three engines
id of the Saals Clara and i i X e par pound, $8.1004.00 pm d
and
eight steel freight can ware bedl)
an;
ducks,
$8.6001.00
per
doeeo;
tur-
tea.
The U. 8. Attorney
All la In readiness at
Rim.
(rom Washington to return keys, live, 11014c, dressed, 17011a pm wracked.
Kan., for tbe war mam
posmd; geese, $4.0001.00 pm doren.
Many Buried I'odor Lava.
A balloon explosion at Vienna re-
Mutton— Orem, 8X 03c P * P«mn
Berlin, Bept. 27. — A dtapetch k
snltsd la tbe «tenth of 10 peraoos.
been received from Taskeut, capital of
Mlm Alloa Caldwell Hogan,
707Mr Rnmlan Turkestan, reporting a terri­
author of that anommful lltt • i
ble earthquake August 21, the shocks
•■Mrs. W in «, of tho Cabbage Patch,"
continuing until Be p tern her 8, One
baa written bar second book, end it |s
thousand persons were killed at Kssh-
to eppwr aerially In Tbe Oeatnry. She mattar in the form of parcels to tho
gar, In Eastern Turkestan., 400 in tho
mile It “ Lovey Mary," and the many following named poetofflom In Alaska:
village of Ariyn, end 20 at Jangl, white
admirer* at. Mrs. Wigge will be glad Noam, Bt. Mfohasl, Circle, Ragle, Port
tho town of Akauksltche wae em
Yukon, Rampart, Ta nans, Tailor add
to know/mt (kit optimistic
plainly destroyed.
'feeppeirara the new dory.
octal Ran lets Stock Car-Wrack Teak
Fire-Six Lives Last.
Rawlins, Wyo., Sept. 29.—A fright-
fal freight wreck occurred ia the wart
era part of the city at midnight last
night, and it ia believud that at leas«
d x men are under the wreck. An extra
freit and dock special, with Engineer
Pataoe, came in at midnight. There is
pretty heavy grade Uomlag into tbe
yards from tbe west, and the air brakes
failed to work. The engineer whistled
for brakes, bat it was too late for the
I>and brakes to have any effect on the
heavy train, which craahed into a long
■lock train standing an a side track.
A boot 16 care were piled on top of tbe
engine, and almoet instantly they
broke into flames. The engineer wa*
thrown under the wreak, and it ia mid
that least four or five others shared a
like fate. Reecoer i succeeded in clear­
ing away tbe wreck eafficienily to talk
to tbe engineer, who was still alive, bat
they were unable to get him out, and
he burned to death.
There were at lead a docen men who
were riding on aad in the rare, beating
their way over the road. It ia not
known how many of them eeiaped.
Not more than fowr or five have been
seen, but it ia believed that more than
that number get off when it wae
found that tbe engineer bad tort control
of hia train.
The fire department went to the
ene and four dreams of water were
tamed on the fire, but could not make
much headway, us the broken cars were
piled up in splinters, and the wind wae
blowing. A large number of sheep
were burned to «teeth.
Objects to United SU
Havana, Bept. 26.—One month ago
•aident PaMa arroto a tetter to
Washington asking that ell the mili­
tary record# now in charge of Chief
Clerk Bteinhart be kept in Cuba for at
at ooe year, as they weae absolutely
» «c r y to conduct
m . President Palme did
• satisfactory reply to this •
t week the war
orders to its agents bei
diately to Washington
the auditor’ s odke.
being made to comply
orders.
President Palma, bosaves
objecta to tbo removal of tho
in qoeotion, aad baa pro «ed ad to Wash­
ington in tho matter.
Ho says the
Cubaa government ia now paying nil
tbe ex peases ot keeping up this and Iter’a
office, and ia willing to coatlauo to
and that it ia a matter of justice to
allow tbo government to have
m to tbs records.
The Pioneer flouring mill caagl
at 1:30 o doca and was com
destroyed, together with aa adj
grain elevator.
The l a m *
rapidly aad la a rbort time the
City Mining A Milling Com
implement wareboase wae ia
Continuing the fire destroyed a h
shop, blacksmith shop, tannery
rssidsueea end tbe only church
town.
A high wind wae blowing At tt
Ildar* Restate
Colon, Colombia, 8epL 88.—Three
companies of United States marii
who arrived htre on the auxiliary
cruiser Panther, have rrsrhed Pane
Another company, consisting of 80
, will be kept in Colon. Tbo men
of this latter company will bn wand to
Chile, Sept. 26.— The far­
guard tbe «telly trains across the isth-
The confidence of foreigners ea
'd treaties bat e rea Ar­
an and Chile, providing far arbi­
the isthmus has been restored in a large
Strikers HeU Up Cara.
tration and 1 imitation of armaments,
re by the arrival of Ameri
Shenandoah, Pa., Sept. 29.—Sheriff
has taken place amid grant ceremony
f-war aad tho landing of tee
Knorr, of Colombia county, this after­ te that locality, aad the guarding of at tbe government boom In the pres­
noon asked Governor Stone to send trains by tbe soldier«.
tes of President Riesen, the Argentine
troops to Centralis. The governor re­
i a later, Señor Portel te and delegatee
ferred tbe matter to General Gobin,
from the diplomatic corpo and tho focal
and tbe latter advised tbe sheriff to
authorities.
It b reported that a
London, Bept.
I.— A
make a farther attempt to preeer
prompt settlement of the questiona la
patch from 8t.
order with tbe reaonreet at ban
lanuta with Bolivia, ia likriv, and
while 400 peasants \
Strikers today held up three trolley «redding celebration
that It will remit la stability to thte
care filled with non-union men aad ham at Werbe,*near Meeeow, a
parts! the world.
stoned the workmen.
A workmen started from a cigarette and a panic se­
train waa held op and those on board
ed. Women aad children were trad
were warned to qnit work under penal den Batter foot. Thu Ire spread rap­
Potte*Ute, VW., Sagt. 86.— A delega­
ty of being harshly dealt with.
idly. and «rithin a quarter of aa hour tion of min*works.s callad at thsoffirsa
of tbe Philadelphia A Reading Coal
over 100 of tho wedding guasta h
and treu company tonight aad snb-
been suffocated or burned to death, a
Princeton, N. J., Sept, f t . — It wae many hod beau seriously Injured.
mittod a proposition te retarti to work
learned here today on good author ty
that the bequeet ¿to Princeton of Mias
No Tax mm PMRgghw Cigars.
adjust all
Mary J. Winthrop, of New York, which
Washington, Bept. 8$.—'Tbe commis­
torworiy waa reported to be about sioner of internal revenue, in a circular
$600,000, will amount to $1,400.000 tetter to collector* ot in torna) revenue
A member of the seminary faculty raid culla attention to tbe opinion of tbe i t
today that the money in ell probability toraey general to tho effbrt that no In
would be need for the further develop­ tornii raiMM I bi eil bl immm I I m
ment of the Intellectual alila of tho ally on eigen .hipped hem the Philip,
seminary.
The increased amount of pines, aad directs Umt tbe «
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tbe bequeet te * pieasait surprise.
pickets petrolled
"Philippine*” be imprinted on
colliery today In i
ematoma import atomp attached te
Three Days Aereas Atta atte
boxes containing
N o » York. Sept. M — A pah
been secured, myt e Loadau d
to the Tribeño, covering a novel
for marina propulsion, which
Willie, the In roe tor, asserto will
the eroealeg of the Alaalte at I
a three days’ Journey.
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