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G R E A T C R O P S EVERYW HERE.
Condition o f Qrsln N ow M sket Im­
mense Harvests Almost Sure.
- Chicago, Aug. 8. — American farms
w ill produce bigger and better crops
and return many more millions in rev­
enue to the farming interests this year
than ever before in the history, of the
country. A ll kinds of crop»—wheat,
corn, oats, hay and smaller grain and
produce staple* — have progressed to
the stage where this prediction may be
made with scarcely the slightest chance
that the final official figures w ill dis­
prove its correctness.
Railroad officials and statisticians of
agricultural departments in the various
vernment grain pro-
of the
WF _
ducing regions give
¡
thair personal and
official guarantee that the year 1905 ia
to be the banner year in farm prosper­
ity-
(t
I f there is a dissenting voice any
whqrgi it ie drowned out by the
clamor o f ep tia iem that cernee from
Illindts, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, the
far Southwest, the Pacific coast and
tho wonderful spring wheat country
of the Northwest.
Possibly one wheat crop — that of
1901— w ill exceed that of 1906. In
1901 the crop aggregated 748,000,000
bushels. I t may be that one previous
corn crop, that of 1902, when 2,624,-
000,000 bushels were produced, w ill
not quite be equaled by the yield of
this year
According to figures emanating from
state capitals Saturday afternoon, 870,-
000,000 bushels more of corn w ill be
raised this year than last in the states
of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis­
souri,. North Dakota, South Dakota,
Ohio and Wisconsin.
PE AC E E N V O Y S MEET.
OF INTEREST
Brought Togeth er on Navel Yacht end
Introduced by President.
REACH NO VERDICT
Oyster Bay, Aug. 6.— At 1:30 o’clock
yesterday afternoon the formal recep­
tion of the representatives of the bel
NEW M IN IN G T O W N .
B U Y S T W O D ITC H E S .
ligerent powers by President Roosevelt
on behalf of the United States govern
Borealis Falls Established at End o f Government Rapidly Clearing Way fo r ment took place on the cruiser May­
C alapook Road.
flower. I t was a notable demonstration
Kkraath Irrigation.
Brownsville— Borealis Falla ia the
Washington— The secretary of the in honor o f the distinguished guests,
of a new mining tearn which has interior has authorised the purchase of savoys of their countries to the p e e « i
just sprng into existence on the Cala- the L ittle K k m a th W ater Ditch com­ conference.
The Mayflower, the finest vessel of
pooia side of the Blue river mining dis­ pany’s rights and property, known gen­
trict, 40 miles southeast of Brownsville. erally as the A dama ditch, for use in her class in the navy, wae tastefully Proposal to Convict Gesner and B iggs -
A R h u r m o f tho L o m Important but
The beau
The camp consists a t present of four connection with the Klamath F a lk ir­ decorated for'the occasion.
and Claar Williamson W as De­
Not Less Interesting Events
lnghonses and boasts-a population of 13 rigation project in Southern Oregon. tiful interior finishings were ornament­
feated by Ona Juror.
o f the Asst W eek.
rook , hot this w ill be added to soon by This ditch system ia to be used as part ed with cut flowers and smllax, Inter­
Cbe addition of at lest ten more people. of tha project and the agreement to «ell twined with the national colon of R u ­
The colon of the two
The town k located practically in the includes also certain color of rights to s k and Japan.
Railroad President Harriman w ill go
heart of the district, on the south hank land now under water and which ara te nations also fluttered from the vessel’s
Portland, Aug 6.— John N . W illiam ­
direct to Portland from the Yellowstone
of the Calapooia river, «e a r the fa lk of be drained and used for irrigation pur­ masts.
son,
Dr. Van Gesner and Marion B .
The Japeneee and Russian plenipo­
park.
the Calapooia, and is an ideal aite for a poses.
Biggs*will
have to face trial oq. August
modern mining town. The site k at
The secretary has a k o approved the tentiaries left New York in the morn
Train service on the Great Northern
ing
on
two
cruisers
for
Oyster
Bay,
38
for
the
third time, on the charge of
the end of the Calapooia river wagon purchase of certain rights and property
is badly crippled by the telegraphers’
where they met the president. The oonspiracy to suborn perjary.
road,
now
building
into
the
district
A fter
of
the
Jesse
D.<Cerr
Land
and
L
ive­
strike.
from Brownsville, from which joint stock company from 8. L . Akine. This Japanese made the trip on the cruiser having strived for 46 hours to reach
A Milwaukee m illionaire has been
roads « i d branch off to the many purchase involves a large area of land Taooma and the Ruaeian envoys were
some conclusion, the jtfry in the W il.
indicted for larecny by bailee in steal
mines o f the district.
This road is for the Clear lake reservoir site, ako conveyed to their destination aboard
liamson case came into court, and upon«
ing $14,000.
now under construction by Linn coun­ rights of ,w »y for ditches to be con­ the Chattanooga.
ita own request was discharged by
Constantine
Nakakoff,
of
the
Russian
ty, and when finished w ill give acdeaea structed by the United States over these
The United States government haa
foreign office, when asked whether Judge De Haven. A t only one tim e did
to
the
district
by
a
direct
route
of
con­
lands
and
certain
color
of
right
to
lands
taken charge of the yellow fever situs
the government cause hold the majority
siderably less distance than any other. now under water which w ill be drained Russia would agree to a cession of ter­
tion in the 8outb.
ritory or payment of indemnity, two vote, that being daring the first three
Already the road ia completed 28 miles and irriagted.
ballots, when seven of the Jurors voted
The pence envoys of Japan and Rus­
above Brownsville, and the county ia
The former purchase ia to be made points on which It k believed that to acquit, the vote then changing to eix
sia were introduced to each other by
lending every effort to complete it this for $100,000, lese certain deductions Jdpan w ill inskt, replied:
for conviction and an equal number for
President Roosevelt.
” 1 don’ t think so.”
year. A small portion of the read stipulated in the agreement, and the
Sato, the Japanese spokesman, asked acquittal, where it hung without in­
passes through a section of Lane* coun­ latter lor $197,600.
A warrant has been iaeued for the
terruption through 30 ballots. A t an-*
how prospects looked, said:
ty, and this w ill be built by the d ti-
arrest of the governor of Oregon for
other time those voting to aoquit pro­
’
’
Not
very
bright,
but
we
are
hope­
sens
of
Linn
county
and
mineownera.
failing to pay hie occupation tax.
posed to their comrades to convict Ges­
8 L U M P IN C H IT T A M B AR K .
ful.”
The Portland chambr of commerce
Early in the morning the president’ s ner and Biggs, provided Williamson
Irrigation C ongrats Delegates.
demands a recount of the city s popu
Salem— The following persons have Product G oes from 2 0 Gents Down naVal yacht Sylph and invited guests should be acquitted, but Henry J.
lation, saying that 110,500 is far too
arrived, and at 1- o’clock Piesident Keene would not consent to the agree­
been appointed by Governor Chamber-
'to 8 Cents a Pound.
low.
Roosevelt boarded the Mayflower. H e ment, and no change was mads in the
k in to repreeent Oregon at the Nation­
Albany— 'This is an off year with the was greeted with the presidential salute vote. George K irk, after having voted
al Irrigation oongraee in Portland, Aug­
Immense forest fixes in Southern
cbittam bark people. For the last two of 21 guns as be went on board for three times to convict, changed his
W O R K M E N S T A R V IN G .
Oregon are said to have been started by
ust 21-24: W . P. Campbell, Chema-
years a great amount of money has
squirrel hunters.
Great damage is
wa; T . G. Hailey, J. H . Raley, A . 'D . ' been put in circulation through the Baron Komura and Minister Takahira ballot to tha other hand and refused to
and their suites left th e Chattanooga make another decision. According to
Strike at PoutilofF W orks Resulting in Stillman, Walter M. Pierce, Pendleton;
being done.
medium o f this medicinal bark, hun­ in a launch and proceeded to the M sj- the story told by several of the jurore, ^
W.
R
.
King,
A
.
N.
Soliss,
C.
W
.
Mal-
Hunger
and
Disease.
dreds of people spending their outing flower.
The law agaisnt ticket scalping has
As they boarded the vessel a it was apparent early in' the course o f
letf,” Ontario; J. A . Woolery, lone; in the woods peeling the bark.
The salute of 21 guns was given. The en­ the deliberstfona that up verdict could
been declared constitutional, on the
St. Petersburg, Aug. 8.— As a result
Lee
McCartney,
E
.
A
.
McDaniel,
Baker
price of the commodity soared up past voys were received on deck by Com­ be reached, and the subsequent, ballots
ground that the ticket scalping business of the strike at the Poutiloff works,
is based on forgery, fraud and deceit there is terrible deetitution among the C ity; E. J. Frasier, E. J. Young, Hen­ the 20-cent mark, and those who were mander Winslow and escorted to the were taken more as a matter of form
ry Ankeny, Eugene; A . K in g Wilson,
fortunate enough to secure a valuable
workmen, and hundreds of cases of
Miss A lice Roosevelt places most of
R. C. Judson, M. A . Drake, Portland; belt of chittam timber netted a- neat main eabin, where they were presented than with the expectation that any
actual starvation have been reported.
to the president by Assistant Secretary change would be shown.
the gifts which come to her from
F. Holbrook, A . Bennett, Irrigon ; 8.
income. L ittle boys who bad never Pierce. The tam e ceremony was then
The people are suffering with scurvy,
The bone of contention seemed to be
would-be lovers for sale at the various
A. Lowell, S. A . Hartman, Pendleton;
earned a d o lk r in their life lined their enacted for the Russian plenipoten­ in regard to the existence o f a contract,
and General Tropoff haa been applied
church fairs and basaars in which she
F.
S.
Bramwell,
La
Grande;
J.
R
to for relief.
pockets last year and the year before at tiaries, Sergius W itte and Ambassador and in the question of intention on tho
is interested.
Fateh, Echo; R. M. Veatch, Cottage
the rate of from $3 to $7 per day.
A dispatch from Riga states that
part of the defendants to do wrong.
Rosen.
' A Chicago youth of 18 years has grave developments are expected in the Grove; John W. Gates, Hillsboro.
As the result of the great increase in
The envoys of the two powers were
-testified that, with a gang of three men Naphetk district, where the strike is
price, many tons of the caacara, or then presented formally to one another
O regon Delegates to C ongress.
O F F IC IA L S FILE O N C L A IM 8 .
and two women, he has robbed 330 spreading rapidly. Rioting isTeported,
chittam, bark were gathered and sack­ by President Roosevelt, after which a ll
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has ed, only to lie in some warehouse un-
different houses.
H e offers to turn and in several cases troops have been
partook of a luncheon.
state’ s evidence if guraranteed his called upon to quell the disturbances. appointed the following delegatee to sold.f T h u ovsrprajuction caused a
The Jananese envoys were then con­ Nome People Much Exercised and
the Trans-Missisaippi congress at Port­
freedom.
slump in the market, and this year the veyed to the dispatch boat Dolphin, on
Sunday morning a man whose iden­
Threaten Drastic Measures.
land August 16-19: W . A . Munly, J
An order has been granted by the tity has not been learned, threw a dy­ M. Moon, H . M. Brunson, G. H . M e n » bark is going for 3 to 3)4 cents per which they sailed for Portsmouth,
Seattle, Ang 5.— Advices received in
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Circuit court restraining the Multno­ namite bomb into the office of the dis- dorffer, M. H . McMonies, Joseph Fried- pound.
New Hampshire. W itte and his party this city tonight from Nome by tho
mah Fair association from se’ ling pools tict treasurer of Riga, severely wound­ enthal, Sol Harris, D. C. Burns, M . A .
remainefl on the Mayflower, which steamship Ohio state that the people of
Forest
Fire
in
Ckckam
as.
on its races, and the association man­ ing the treasurer,- two janitors and a Raymond, Leo Peteison, F. A . Watts,
weighed anchor at the same time as the Nome are up ia arms against the gov­
Oregon City— A foreet fire, one-half
agement says it w ill hold no more races reporter.
Daniel McAllen, W illiam Foley, E . B. m ilein width and already having cov­ Dolphin and started on ita cruise, con­ ernment officials and their actions in
until the order is revoked.
voyed by the cruaier Galveston.
filing upon valuable mining claims.
Duffy, A . W . Cauthorn, and Tom Rich­
Gom ez Defiant.
ered an area one m ile in length, is rag­
The Nome Nugget in a long article
ardson, Portland; E . H ofer, George
The National Lead company has in­
ing at the head of Canyon creek, in the
Havana, Aug. 8. — Jose Miguel Go­
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G
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chargee
the offickla with using illegal
Collins,
A
,
M
.
Cannon
and
6.
T
.
Rich­
creased its capital stock to $60,000,000. mes, governor of Santa Clara province
foothilk east of W ilhoit, this county,
methods and taking advantage of their
ardson, Salem ; Bert Huffman, Pendle-
and in the vicinity of James.
Report
Santa Fe county. New Mexico, is in anfi Liberal candidate for the prcsi-
poeition to possess themselves of many-
o f Cuba, has given out an inter­ ton; W . A . Hash, Dallas; E . J. Fras- of the fire was brought to this city by Remembrances from Alice Roosevelt’ s
the hands of n receiver, having issued
valuable claims which are obtained by-
ier, Eugene; F . A . Seufert, , The Dalles; Dee W right, of lib e r a l.
Adm
irers
Sold
at
Church
Fair.
The fire
railway aid bonds to the amount of view fo il of defiance to the Palma gov­ E . J. Kaiser, Ashland.
..
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relocating.
The Nugget prints com­
started presumably from a campfire, on
ernment. W ith reference to the Vu-
Waahintgon, Aug 7. — There are parative tables showing the number o f '
$1,000,000, which it cannot pay.
the Hun gate homestead, owned by ile l- things doing in the St. Hilda society
eltas case and the Cuban government’s
F or Bridge at Milwaukie.
claims held by the government offickla
The Cuban congress is expected to
vie A Tones.
Only underbrush and connected with Christ church in Oyster
mption of the right to inspect mu­
and thair rektivea or assistants, and
Salem— Governor Chamberlain hi
adjourn without passing the b ill open­ nicipalities without refence to “the pro­
second growth timber are being con­ Bay. T h is'little guild ia Mrs. Roose­
also the number held by the leading
ing the Cuban market to American rice vincial authorities, Governor Gomes appointed State Senator C. W . Notting­ sumed, the flames not having reached
velt’ s pet charity, and this fact being mining and business men of Nome and
ham and Representative 8. B. Linthi any of the valuable heavy timber.
and encouraging rice culture in Cuba.
ys:
spread broadcast, treasures and trophies vk in ity.
com and J. N. Bramitali as commis­
“ I w ill not allow anyone excepting
The reason given for so many Ita l­
for its fairs are not lacking. Indeed
Officers of the Ohio report that tho
sioners to investigate the project of
Mrs. Church T o Be Matron.
ians dying from yellow fever is the fact the provincial .authorities to inspect
some remarkable objects find their people are greatly exercised over tho
building a bridge acroea the Willamette
that they conceal the disease as long as the municipalities of this province.
Eugene— The committee from the way to the basars, and there k a faint matter and are talking of drastic meas­
river near what is known as the W hite
possible and take wrong diet until too Should a municipality be governed by
board of regents of the University of suggestion that the first lady of the ures if the authorities at Washington
House, in the vicinity of Milwaukie.
moderates, I would refuse to consent
Oregon which Lad in hand the selec­ land, with the practical sense for which do not investigate the matter.
late.
The appointments were made under the
to this procedure just the same and
tion of matron of the dormitory has at she is noted, utilises many of the use-
New York w ill build a new Manhat­
authority of the house concurrent reso­
would deliver justice to them if per­
is gifts which c«nne her way to raise
last decided upon Mrs. 8. C. Church,
tan terminal of the Brooklyn bridge at
lution 2 , of the last legislative session.
mitted.
A L A S K A F O R E S T B URNING.
money for her church.
of
San
Francisco.
She
has
accepted,
a cost of $,000,000 to avert the crush
I f the Supreme court decides against The pian is to have a bridge bnilt by and w ill assume her duties early in
‘ ‘ Princess” A lice also receives cart­
which occurs daily during the rush
Multnomah and Clackamas counties.
the contentions we are now maintain­
October. The present matron, Miss loads of dainty perfume;, photographs Dense Pall o f Sm oke Hanging O vsr
The commissioners w ill serve without
hours.
ing, we would not obey ita mandates,
Etha W illiam s, w ill open the dormi­ and such trifles from her lovelorn ad­
Lynn Canal.
ex
.Tense
to
the
state,
and
w
ill
report
to
The National Board of Fire Under- because of its partiality in favor of ex­
tory at the beginning of the school mirers, who would doubtless be over­
the
next
legislatnre.
Seattle,
Aug.
5. — Foreet fires are
writers is considering a motion to 8U8- ecutive authority. The court would be
year and conduct it until Mrs. Church’s come . if they could see some of their
again
raging
along
the southeastern
pend all busineea in Arkansas in conse­ certain to be against us in order to in­
votive offerings displayed on the baaar
arrival.
S. P. Puts Out Rangers,
coast of Alaska, and heavy clouds of
quence of the new law against the fire crease its favor with the government.
tables.
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Grants Pass— To prevent the out­
smoke hang over the waters of Lynn
insurance trust in that state.
break of foreet fires in its timber do*
PO R TLAN D M ARKETS.
canal, a«xording to the reports brought
Restrains Pool 8eiling.
Cable
O
ver
Grand
Canyon.
A Baltimor & Ohio passenger train
main, the Southern Pacific company
to Seattle this afternoon by the steamer
Portland,
Aug.
7.—
Presiding
Circuit
Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 8.— Over a has put out a number of rangers in ad­
jumped the track near Johnstown, Pa,
Wheat — New club, 73975c per Judge Fraser haa granted a preliminary City of Seattle, of the Pacific Coast
and two passengers were fatally injured cable 8,000 feet in the air passengers dition to those appointed by the gov­ bushel; new blueetem, 78Q80c per order reetraining the Multnomah Fair Steamship company’s fleet.
and a number of others were so badly are to be carried acroea the Grand ernment. By reason of the unusual bushel; new valley, 78c
Captain Charke O’ Brien, master of
association from selling pools on races
Barley— Old feed, $21.50922 per ton; at the Irvington track in this city. the Seattle, states that since the short
injured they had to be taken to hospi­ Canyon of the Colorado. The Grand drynese fires w ill spread easily in the
Canyon Transportation company, pro­ timber this year, and extra precautions new feed, $20921: rolled, $23924.
tals.
Immediately the officials of the track rains which served to extinguish the
Oats— No. 1 white feed, $29930 per announced that for one week there forest fires which burned in that part
Vioktors o f forest
In consequence of the dispute with moted by Utah men, haa been incor­ are being taken.
the National bank of Hayti about the porated with a capital o f $10,000 to reserve rules and earless hunters and ton; gray, $2«.
would be no raoee. Within that time of the country a month or more ago,
H ay— Tim othy, old, $13915 per ton; the permanent injunction proceedings the weather haa been hot and dry, and
campers who leave camp Area burning
attachment of customs receipts by cred­ bridge the chaam in this unique
w ill be more severely dealt with this new, $11912.50; clover, $899.
itors, the Haytian government has an­ ner.
w ill be disposed of and the Multnomah that the fires have started up again,
Tourists
w
ill
be
taken
from
the
fam­
Fruits— Apples, new, 90c9$l .76 per Fair association w ill know ita legal and are as bad as before.
summer,
that the ravages of past sea­
nounced that the treasury service w ill
ous Bright Angel T ra il on the Santa sons may not be repeated.
box; apricots, 90c per crate; peaches, status toward pool selling. Judge Fra­
The forests are on fire both on tho
be confined to Haytian officials.
Fe side of the river, across the Buck­
76c9$l per crate; plums, 75c per ser declared that if evidence had been islands which fill the inside passage
There is small prospect of a new Chi­ skin Plateau. The length of the cable
crate; blackberries, 59 6c per pound; introduced convincing him that the suit and along the mainland, and unleea
Take Out 8 8 0 0 in Five Days.
nese exclusion treaty.
w ill be 500 fedt. The w ire rope w ill be
Sumpter— Another clean-up from the cherries, 50955c per box; pears, $2.25 was merely a quarrel between gamb­ rain falls soon it is feared that the tim ­
Japan now haa complete possession of anchored to the opposite wslls of the
Belmont group, Greenhorn district, has per box; prunes, 8 5 c@ $ l; raspberries, lers, as was intimated, he would have ber lose w ill be serious.
the island of Sakhalin.
gorge, and a car w ill be run hack and been placed on display here. I t repre­ $1.25 per crate; watermelons, 191 )£c
thrown it out of court.
Large Russian reinforcements are forth.
sented in value $860 and resulted from per pound; crabapples, 50c per box.
River Pirates Arrested.
being rushed to the front
Vegetables— Beane, 194c per pound;
five days’ operation of the small m ill
Moody Inquires Into Striks.
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 5.'— Harry
Walking
to
Fair
on
Bet.
cabbage,
l
@
l
)
4
c
per
pound;
cauli­
The kaiser and King Edward may
on the property. The ore from which
Washington, Aug 7.— Attorney Gen­ Youpg, of Seattle, R. Brechin, of
San Francisco, Aug 8.— W . L . Bobm, the clean-up was made was taken from flower, 75990c per dozen; celery, 759
meet to reconcile Germany and Great
eral Moody has addressed a letter to Vancouver, and Harry Kline, of Van­
a
butcher
of
Santa
Crux,
has
reached
85c
per
doten;
corn,
75c
per
Britain '
the upper workings on the rich ledgst
M arysville on his way to the Portland opened up some time ago and whicti bag; encumbers, 16925«! per box; let- the United States district attorneys couver, were arrested today charged
Louisians w ill arm boats and send
fair.
H e is walking and pushing a haa made such a wonderful output since tnce, head, 10c per dosen; parsley, 35c along the lines of the Great Northern with being river pirates. Numerous
them to patrol the coast to see that
wheelbarrow, o n a wager. In order to that tim e. A shaft ia now being sunk per dosen; peas, 2@6c per pound; to­ and Northern Pacific roads requesting acusations of boat stealing and thefts o f
the quarantine ia enforced.
win he must reach the Fair city by Oc­ on this ore body, am| the output is ex­ matoes, 50975c per crate; squash, 6c information regarding the telegraphers’ nets and outfits from fishermen are
W itte asaerta that he haa full power tober 1.
To do this be baa only to pected to be muen larger when a depth per pound; turnips, $1.2591.40 per strike and ita possible effect upon the made against them. It is also alleged
transmission of government messages. that before daybreak one morning they
to make a peace treaty and that Russia cover about ten miles a day. I t was not haa been reached.______
sack; carrots, $1.2691.60 per sack,
Moody aays he has been informed that held up several Japanese fishermen in
w ill be bound by his action.
known that bs had gone until a letter
beets, $191-26 per sack.
for several days message have been boats off the Fraser Sand Heads.
It
received
here
told
of
hie
trip.
The
Chinook'Running
in
Wallowa.
Onions—
Red,
$1.26
per
hundred;
I t is understood that the president is
interrupted. He aays it is the govern­ ia charged that they "held pistols at tho
f
Astoria— Fish Warden Van Dusen yellow, $1.86.
considering seriously the name o f R. man with whom Rohm made the wager
ment’s duty to keep such channels heads of their victims and made them
hardly thought the other would take has recieved a letter from A . D. Allen,
Potatoes— Oregon new, 6 0 c9 $ l,
8. Bean for Federal judge for Oregon.
open
to protect its own communication relinquish boats, gear and everything
it up, and now begins to figure on pay­ superintendent of the new state hatch­
Butter— Fancy creamery. 21 % 936c.
and he ia much concerned.
District Attorney Heney aays he w ill ing for his thoughtlessness.
they had of value.
Eggs—
Oregon
ranch,
22@22)4c
per
ery on the Wallowa river, stating that
try the Williameon-Geener-Biggs case
the chinook salmon are now ranni: _
Confessed to 880 Robberies.
as many times as there ia a disagree­
Torpedo Boats Make Raid.
Naval Brigada Returns.
Poultry— Average old hens, 12)49 14;
there and Urge numbers are already in
ment of the jury
Chicago,
Aug. 7.— Edward Burtbar-
Tokio, Aug. 6. — It Is officially re­
New Orleans, Aug. 8 .- » Two vsasels the racks. Work on the construction mixed chickens, 12912)4c; old roost­
The New York legislative inquiry in­ • f the naval brigade, the Marie and the of the new hatchery ia w ell under way, ers, lO & lO K e ; young roosters, 119 ott, aged 18 years, who was arrested ported that two Russian torpedo boat
to the affairs of the Equitable is believ­ W olverine, returned to the city to­ and the plant w ill be ready for the tak­ 12M«5 springs, 1)4 to 2 pounds, 15c; with a gang of three men and two destroyers appeared off Chugching, on
ed w ill result in a whitewash, but Dis­ night from the Rigolets, where they ing of egga the Utter part of the com­ 1 to 1)4 pounds, 16c; turkeys, live, women, charged with having commit­ the northern coast of Corea, at 4:48
trict Attorney Jerome w ill panish the had gone under orders fro pa the gover­ ing month. The plant w ill have a ca- 18919c; geese, live,
'clock this morning and attacked tho
per
pound, ted wholesale robberies in this city,
grafters.
6 9 7e; docks, old, 13c; ducks, young, has confessed to Chief Desmond that Keiaho, a small merchant steamer. Tho
nor to protect the fishermen in Louisi­ pacity of 16,000,000.
the gang robbed 330 houses.
He re­ destroyers fired 60 shots, seven o f
ans waters from the depredations of
10914c.
Many paasengee for the Lewis and
Hops— Choice, 1904, 17919c per fused to tell where they were, hut which hit the port side of the engine
the Mississippi patrol boats. The inci­ Grading Active on Tilkm ook Road.
Clark ¿air have been stranded by the
declared that he would turn state’s evi­ room and bridge, killing the captain
dent is closed, except for the case of the
Hillsboro — Superintendent L. R. pound.
strike of the telegraph operators on the
Tipsey, and that of two officers under Fields and Resident Engineer Donald,
Wool— Eastern Oregon average best, dence and turn up most of the booty if and one boy and wounding two of the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern arrest in 8t. Bernard Parish, who
guaranteed that he would not b« p ros» crew. The destroyers then ceased firing
of the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, 19921c; lower grades, down to 15c,
railroads. Both aides claim to have were captured in Lake Borgne.
cuted.
and steamed toward Vladivostok.
were here a few days ago conferring according to shrinkage; valley, 25927c
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the advantage.
with Engineer George L. Davis, of the per pound; mohair, choice, 31c per
O regon Mutton fo r Chicago.
Boycott on 8pecial Lines.
Dividend on Mrs. Chadwick’ s Estats.
Portland, Nehalem A Tillamook rail­ pound.
The draft a t a new Franco-Russian
Pendleton, Aug. %— Ten carloads of
Yokohama, Aug. 8.— The meeting of way, rektW e to the junction to be
Beef— Dressed bulk, 192c per pound;
Cleveland, O., Aug. 6.— Creditors of
treaty haa been completed.
mutton sheep have just been shipped Mrs. Cesale L. Chadwick w ill receive a
Chinese, which it wae announced would formed in this city between the two cows, 3)49*)4 c .
F ire destroyed the m ill, warehouse be held today, resolved to boycott roads. Active grading has already com­
Motion — Dressed, fancy, 6c per from Meacbam by a North Yakima total dividend of about 7 m ills on tba
buyer to the Chicago market. A gov­ d o lk r whan tha matter k finally set- ‘
and elevator of the Kansas C ity M illing American benkers, shippers and insur- menced On the Tillamook reed, and the pound: ordinary, 495c.
ernment inspector passed upon the
O ily. Loss, $100,-
agents, but deferred action- with contracts for the bridge timbers and
Veal— Dressed, 897c per pound.
. »*
$88 000** *****
»mount to about
* to Other lines of business.
- Perk—Dressed, 6>497c per pound shipment.
ties have keen signed.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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Second Trial of Lnd Fraid Cat«:
P ra m Fruitless.
18 BALLOTS WITHOUT CHANGE