NEWBERG
GRAPHIC
DRIVE O U T
VRO.
Venezuela la T o Be Opened to Am er
ican Capital and Enterprise.
B. It. WOODWARD.
S E T T L E A L L P O IN T S .
De leg a tes at Algeciraa Conference
C o mplete Their W ork.
'JEWS ARE DOOMED
N ew York, A pril 8 .— The World to
Algeciraa, A pril 2.— A fter a prelim
day aays: One of the largest merchants
inary session lasting until $ o’ clock
in N ew York said last night that ar
this evening, the conference on Moroc
S T U P ID IT Y O F C A N D ID A T E S .
rangements are being perfected here
P O P U L A T IO N D ECREASES.
* 4
"
and in Paris for an invaaion of Vene-
can reforms registered a complete ac
ansia, which w ill annihilate Castro Aspirants fo r State Legislative Honors Inaccurate W ork by A s sessor « te Tak cord and appointed a committee to em
and open op the country to American
Show O s eat Density.
ing Census.
body this accord in a formal protocol.
capital and enterprise.
Salem— Men who seek to be lawmak
Salem — According to eounty
The consnmation o f the work in the
A number of rich New York mer era a t Judges have the greatest trouble
ora’ return« already examined the total conference waa annoeracad in the fol
chants are said to be interested in the in preparing their prim ary petitions in
population of Oreaos w ill M lees than
lowing official communication:
movement, which, the promoters ds
such a manner aa to .oopsplv with the that given by the Federal cea— of
o f the L u t Im portent but clare, w ill involve the employment of provisions of the disect primary law 1900.
" The conference haa terminated its
Proclamations o f Blood Issued, Says
16,090 soldiers and the expenditure of I f it were not a ernel unkindnees to
N ot L o s t Interesting Events
labors and accord ia established upon
In many instance« the
$5,000,000 in the campaign under those who aapiae to these high and im
League o f W riters, Which
o f the Post W sek.
on their face that no attempt wae
a ll points. I t haa adopted a definite
which President Castro is to be either portent offices, many storiea could be
Appeals to Russians.
at aocujacy, and this lack o f caza ia of test of the remaining articles concern
expelled or destroyed a n d « native Ven told of the great diffictStv some o f them
such a nature that Secretary of State
ezuelan statesman ia to be installed aa have had in under« tan ding the law «pd
The
Dunbar w ill hardly bo able to complete ing the state banks and easterns.
T illm s e w ill bsvs s hard fight to
his anu'eeaor.
final
article,
regulating
the
distribution
complying
with
Ms
terms.
the
tabulation
of
the
state
ceasne
of
tv-sleeted senator.
St. Petersburg, March 81. — Thé
In this connection it <is aaid that
O n« candidate 1er the circuit bench 1905 until some time this fall, pomibly of police at ports, was adopted from League of Rumian Writers has issued
Bristol's «oaSrmation ss district at Castre, anticipating a successful revo
the Rasa Ian draft. By it France w ill
baa propounded a aim p le«aestion .con not before next winter.
torney lor Oregon is assured.
lution against him sooner or later, has earning the requirements « I the law.
There waa no appropriation made to police four ports, Mogiulor, Saffi, Ms- an appeal to the Russian ptopla to
American moony has saved thousands converted some of his alleged $4,000,- and has volnntesasd bis own opinion * s provide extra help to do U>is work, con
ran and Rabat, and Spain two, Te- unite in the name o f their consciences
ol lives in tbs Japanese famine dis 000 into cash and baa sent it >to Amer to its manning, whereas the law itself seqnently it must be done by the regn tuan and Larache. 'France and Spain and self-respect to prevent the Jewish
ica and firance.
>
tricts.
contains a plain and unequivocal pro lar office force. The primary, and gen together w ill police Tangier and Casa massacres whih, they say, are beyond
Garlos
B.
Fuegerdo,
Venesaelan
con
vision directly at verianoe with his eral elections furnish all the work the Blanca, subject to an inspector of po
, The presideot and senate leaders
doubt being prepared in South western
sul in New York, Mid last night at his views. Should hs have as gedat diffi employee of the office can handle for lice. Tffe Dutch delegate announced
have agreed on the « o u t review amend
that bis government declined to ap Russia for Eastertide. The appeal Mya
home that he had heard such an expe culty in understanding the ’ law after some time to come. I t w ill be d
ment to the rate b ill.
ry to work overtime to tabulate the point an officer.
The conference has that it is not fancy bat fact that the
dition was 'being organised nr being he secured a place ou the circuit bench,
Germany baa found through the M o' promoted, but had been unable to there w ill be plenty of cause« for ap retorna of the primary election, and to appointed a special committee to revise police and gendarmes are arranging to
roccan conference that she baa but one learn anything definite about it. He peal to the Supreme court.
get the official ballot oat for the June the texts of the agreement.”
let loose the Black Hundred upon the
friend in all Europe, Aostria.
Mid he nad understood share« in the
M r« White, the American delegate, is
Seven tim e« Secretary o f State Dun election.
members of the poor, helpless race. I t
scheme
were
being
sold.
The
cenan«
retama
in
many
instan
of the opinion that the result is satis
8 ir Thomas Lip ton has completed
bar baa been compelled to write te one
" I would like .to get hold of some of man regarding the manner of preparing ces were not properly extended. I t w il factory, not only because the immedi recalls that the Kishineff, Goml and
arrangements for the building of «
challenger for the America’s cup is those shares,” he said. “ I w ill buy bia petitions, and that man waste to be necessary to go over all the papers ate future of Morocco ia secured, but Odessa anti-Jewish outrages ware com
A ll that are offered.”
1907.
come to Salem and help make law « (or and check them up, a alow and tedious because the manner of the settlement mitted at the instigation of Minister o f
the state of Oregon. There ie-«till a process. With the present help, it w il) is ratiafactory both to France and Ger the Interior von Plehve, Chief of Polica
The
consul
inquired
eagerly
as
to
the
The New Y ork Central and Pennsyl
require weeks, and possibly months, to many and remove« the causes for fric
vania roads are said to have agreed on point the expedition was to sail from. possibility that he w ill not get b it tabulate the returns properly
Neidhardt and Coant Podgericbanle,
tion and restores international relations
papers
drawn
in
substantial
compli
Tito
expedition
is
to
aet
out
soon
from
consolidation.
The present lines w ill
Chief
of the gendarmerie of Gomel.
to
normal.
The
principals
for
-which
Europe in three large
steamships, ance with the law and w ill be abnt out
also be greatly extended.
Germany
insisted,
the
integrity
of
Mo
Just
as in the past times St. Bartho
which are already under
contract. I of the privilege of being a candidate in
Buy;ng Tim ber fo r Speculation.
L am
a
a
a . « « , ok/u al K A AA a a I a n
llO
A V I m a v lu S
An Indiana bachelor found eight T They
rocco and equal commercial and eco lomew day were arranged by agents o f
primaries.
are 4 to
carry about 6,000 volun f the
Eugene— One of the largeat timber
babies on hit doorstep a far
teers, with the following quantities of
Petitions are now being rushed to land transactions In this vicinity is re nomic rights there, M r. W ^ite thought the government, the appeal declares,
ago.
He immediately sent for the arms and ammunition: Eight thoumnd the office o f the secretary of 8 tate and
ported to have been consummated, were recognised, while the special posi the recent proclamations emanating
county officials to take ehargs.
Mauser rifles of the latest pattern, 24, the clerks in that department are being wherein the Olean Land company, of tion claimed by France waa also
from the printing office' of the police
A storm at English, Indiana, blew 000 rounds of cartridges, 500 shells, 8 kept busy early and late checking up £>tean, N. Y ., has secured 16 000 acres know lodged.
master at 8 j. Petersburg and that o f
rapid
fire
guns,
8,000
army
belts,
1,000
the papers, to see that they contain the of timber in the vicinity of Gate creek
down a large tree, revealing the hiding
plaee of 121,000 placed in the roots of officers’ swords, 5,000 officers* revolv required number of name«, from the Besides this larga tract, the same com M IN E R S W IN IK . P E N N S Y L V A N IA . the m ilitary at Odesm leave no doubt
the tree by an old miser may years ago. ers, 8,000 machetes and swords, to specified number of counties and pre pany is negotiating lor several other
that the authorities are privy to the
gether with other supplier.
cincts.
bodies of good timber along the Mc Great Majority Will Gat the Advasca present propaganda. Theanpeal farth
Representative Jones, of Washing
March 30 is the last day upon which Kenzie river, aggregating probably 26,'
er declares that M . Kailaonsky’ s book
ton, has a bill requiring all American
A fter B rief Shutdown.
nominating petitions can be filed for 000 acres or more. I t is Mid the par
warning Jews to leava Russia immedi
veseels to carry sufficient oil to calm
G R E A T TR AD E W IT H M E XIC O .
Pittabnrg,
A
p
ril
2.-—Pittsburg
dele
places on tns primary ballot. D««no- chasing company baa no intention of
ately or be treated aa the Jews w ar»
the sea whenever the vessel may be in
crats express the fear t b it some o f their cutting the timber from these lands, gates to the Minora’ National convi
treated by the Spaniards in tbs m iddle
— danger iu storms.
Relations With Republic on the South candidates w ill not get their petitions bat ik haying for purposes of specula
tion who returned from Indianapolis ages waa printed and distributed from
The Cbinsse boycott is believed to be
A re Very Close.
tion and w ill hold for an advance in
completed by that time.
today were jubilant over the adoption the offices of the police masters of St.
dying o u t..
prioe.
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Washington, April 3.— A bulletin is
>y the convention of the Perry resolu Petersburg and Ekater'.aoalav.
Storer is still recognised as ambas sued by the department of Commerce
Roads O ver Umatilla Reserve.
The League of Writers claims to hold
Electric Line in Six Months.
tion, which permits the operation of
and Labor shows that the trade of the
aador at Vienna.
proof that massacres have been planned
Pendleton — Agitation continued for
Astoria—
W.
L
.
Dudley,
promoter
of
all mines where the wage scale o f 1903 to take place at Alexandrovsk. Minsk,
United Stats with Mexico in the Steal years for public roads across the Uma
Troops have been called out to sup
year 1905 aggregated in value $92,000,- tilla reservation w ill at last he enccess- the proposed electric line between this
accepted.
W hile this action prac Breat-Litovak, Roetof-on-Don and K ie -
press riots at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
000 , as compared with $31,000,000 in ful. Under an act of congrrss, public city and Seaside, was here a few days tically means the disruption, for a mentebng. I t alau points oat that tba
The Iowa legislature has passed a 1895, and $18,000,000 in 1885. Of roads may be laid oat across a reserva ago and Mys the line w ill be completed
anti-Jewish press ia spreading insidious
and in operation within six months if time at least, of the interstate agree
b ill which w ill not allow any state offi Mexico's total imports of merchandise,
tion in the lim e manner aa elsewhere, the material ia delivered within the ment between the minora of Weetern rumors to excite the ignorant.
cer to use a railroad pgss.
63 per cent is drawn from the United except that the road has to be approved
specified time.
Ha mys permission Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and I l l i
The miners convention has decided States, and of her total exports 71 per by the department. In the peat it has from the government to build the nois, it also means that there w ill be
been held that the county had no rights bridge serosa Young’ s bay baa been se no'strike of importance in this field, B IG G E ST O F A L L B A T T L E S H IP S .
to accept the advance wherever granted cent is sent to the United States.
No other country except Canada upon the reservation, and consequently
by the ¡coal operators and work w ill
cured and the contract for the steel and that 23,000 of the 28,000 miners
draws so large a percentage of its im the use of the roads has been at the
Naval O fficers Divided on Building o f
continue in those mines.
draw, aa well as for 1,500 tons nf 60- in the Pittabnrg district w ill continue
ports from the United States as does pleasure of the Indiana.
For several pound steel rails have been awarded. to work, with possibly a shutdown to
22,000-Ton Monster.
Representative Lacey, of Iowa, wants Mexico, and no other country except
years the taking of sheep across the re The rails are to be delivered within 90 work off accumulated stock.
Washington,
March 31. — Since the
a ll agricultural lands now embraced in Cuba sends so large a percentage of its
serve baa been prohibited.
days.
forest reserves thrown open to entry
Chairman Robbins returned from In decision of the house committee on na
exports to the United State« as does
under the homestead laws.
dianapolis today.
He ia pleased over val a fliira to recommend an appropria
Mexico.
Abandor Cascade Road.
Favorable W eather Follows Freeze. the result, and M id the conservative
Thirteen miners who were entombed
tion of $ 6 , 000,000 for the conatroction
Estimates made by American con
Albany— Charles Altschul, represent
The Dalles— Weather conditions are action of the miners reflects g n a t credit
in the French coal maim» have ¡mat beau sular repsentativea and others and by
of
a battleship larger than any now
found alive« They were in the mine 20 persons in the United States familiar ing the W illamette Valley A Coast Cas the most favorable since the recent upon they in being w illing to depart
from
precedents,
which
have
been
cade
Mountain
Wagon
Road
company,
freeze, and farmers generally believe
aflqat,* naval experts in Washington
days and lived on horse feed.
with the subject, the bulletin rays, in has notified county clerk B. M. Payne that their grain that waa frosen w ill against individual settlements in order
have begun a heated discussion of tba
• Another $25,000 has been sent to dicates that fully $ 1 , 000 , 000,000 of that the company w ill abandon the come oat all right. In a few places, that a great strike might be averted.
aise of battleships, which shows that
capital
from
this
country
is
now
invest
Japanese famine sufferers through the
road across the Cascade mountains and directly exposed to the east winds, the Mr. Robbins Mid that all the mines of
National Red Cross. This makes $126,f ed iw Mexico, Canada and Cuba, of
ill not be responsible hereafter for grain w ill ba.*e to be resown, bat it is the Pittsburg district would be in fall Admiral Dewey ia not supported by
which about one-half ia in Mexico.
many naval officers in his advocacy of
000 sent through this source.
*
repairs or ior accidents on the road. believed that a very great percentage of operation on Tuesday-
As a result, a number of men here are the fall sown grain w ill make an aver
battleship greater than the 18,000-
Announcement is made at Cleveland,
taking steps to file on some of the lands age crop, or better, aa the weather since
TH R E E T R A IN S IN A W R E C K .
ton
British battleship Dreaduaught.
Ohio, of an advance of from X to 1 %
REFUSES T O BE D ISM ISSED .
of the company’ s land grant under th e Itb e thaw has been cloudy and light
cents per gallon by the Slander 1 Oil in
Naval con «tractors are. agreed that
tim ber' end stone act. The road was rains have prevailed.
the price of gasoline and napbtba
Passenger Train Com es Last on Top
Panema Official on Canal Thrown an effective bettleabip with a displace
built a third of a century ago,
o f High Embankment.
Governor Pattison, of Ohio, is grow
ment of 20,000 tons or more can con
Out by Police.
Small F orce at Woolen Mill.
Delta, 0 .« April 9.— Piled in a wreck
structed
for the American navy, but
ing worse.
Colon, A pril 2. — Henry Burnett,
Fugene — The fengene woolen m ill
Josephine Farmers Talk.
the
adviM
bilily of authorising one ship
has
started
operations
on
a
limited
Justice Harlan, of the United 8 ta tte f™ top o f « 8mb*“ k“ ent 30 feet high,
Grants Paas — Farmers living in the
late assistant manager of the labor and
’
100 persons escaped from injury in a ~
of this type at the present time, and
Applegate valley have formed a tele scale. The new company which recent quarters department, today received a
Supreme court, may resign.
miraculous manner in a collision on
not making an effort to provide addi
ly purchased the property has been
The Chicago beef trust trial has been the Lake Shore railroad near here to phone company to be known as the making improvements, and intends letter signed by Chief Engineer Stevens tional 16,000-ton battleships to supple
Applegate Valley T e ’ephone company.
aet for the second Monday in Decem night.
ment the qouta of smaller ships, and
Arrangements have been made with the putting the m ill into fa ll operation as to R . Bermudez, whom he waa to su
ber.
thus
make a desirable working u nit
Two freights, east bound, were tied Pacific Stites Telephone company by soon as possible.
•
persede as commissariat at Cristobal.
out of them, is questioned by many
The Ohio legislature has provided for up in a rear end collision, with the ca whioh they can connect with the latter
Bermudez declined te accept the letter,
naval authorises.
a commission to revise the insurance boose of the train in front, which had company’ s lines in Grant« Pass. Farm
and, on Mr. Burnett’ s insisting on his
P
O
R
T
L
A
N
D
M
A
R
K
E
T
S
.
stopped
to
take
water,
thrown
squarely
A t least four battleships of the same
laws of the state.
,
#
ers living sroond Msrlin, down Rogue
right to take immediate charge, a aqnad
speed and with similar batteries and
across the track of train No. 3, a west river and on Jump-off-Joe w ill have a
Wheat— Club, 67c; blneetem, 68 c; of police was called in and stopped all
The president fears congress w ill bound passenger.
equipment are necessary, according to
The mix-up be
deliveries.
take no action on the Panama canal at tween the freights bad scarcely occur meeting in a few days to form a com red, 65c; valley, 69c.
the view of the ' constructors, to be
pany
to
run
a
line
from
thoee
sections
Oats — No. 1 white feed, $27.50;
the present seeeion.
Nearly the whole staff of the com effective in an engagement.
red when the passenger bowled along, to Grants Pass.
gray, $27 per ton.
missariat then quit work in sympathy
Winnipeg, Manitoba, is in the hands striking the overturned caboose.
One great battleship, even if it be
Barley — Feed, $23.50024 per ton; with Bermudez, but the majority of
o f a mob. A street car strike is the
The brakes were set, but, going at al
Find Indian Burying Ground.
brewing, $24024.60; rolled, $24.600 them returned to their duties later, swifter and have more guna'than other
ships afloat, they contend, cannot ac
cause o f the trouble.
'm o s t a m ile a minute, the headway
The Dalles— Workmen clearing off a 26.60.
though Chief Gierk Delgardo and 11 complish anything in actnal warfare,
baa
again
sent]
was
so
great
that,
with
a
.crash,
the
Hay
—
Eastern
Oregon
timothy,
lot
in
the
southern
part
of
the
city,
President Roosevelt
other employes declined to resume
and ia no more effective than the slower
Bristol’s name to the senate for con- passenger locomotive jumped the track, belonging to M. J. Anderson uncovered choice, $17018 per ton; common, $13 work. The taking of stock in the com
and less formidable ships with which
plunging
along
the
ties,
driving
the
ca
O
ld
;'
valley
timothy,
$809;
clover,
an
old
Indian
burying
ground,
and
ex
Urination as district attorney for Ore-
missariat is now going on.
I t is not it is joined7n action.
boose
ahead.
Two
Pullmans
were
tele
humed the skeletons of seven braves, $7 5 0 0 8 ; chest, $ 6 0 7 ; grain hay, known why Bermudez, who is a *Pana-
gon.
scoped, but, after the train had stopped, together with trinkets that had hern $ 7 0 8 ; alfalfa, $ 12 .
man, wai superseded.
The Mississippi river is rapidly ris the passengers dashed w ildly oat of the buried with them, including a large
Apples— $1.5002.75 per box.
"*■ Scranton Ready fo r Strike.
Owing to thecontinned drouth, Colon
ing and the danger line has been vsrioas coaches and slid 30 feet to the number of elks’ teeth. Mr. Anderson
Scranton, Pa., March 31. — The an
Vegetables— Asparagus, 8 c per pound; is threatened with a water famine.
reached at several points near St. bottom of the embankment to a place w ill have-, the hones and trinkets col
nouncement of a i»«pension of mining
cabbage,
per pound; cauli
Louis.
of Mfety. ' The wreck took fire and lected and placed in a suitable bnrial flower, $2 25 per crate; celery,* 76
in the anthracite field wae not wholly
Gold ift Skulf.
place, to be felected by survivors of the O90c per dozen; onions, 40c per dos-
Great Britain has asked China for caused a damage of $100,000.
unexpected here. The companies have
Tacoma, Wash., April 2.— In the taken it for granted that there would
dead whose graves were disturbed.
5,000 taels for the recent Nancbang
en; rhubarb, $1.25 per box; spinach,
murder and the opening of the port
...
' $1.2501 -00 per box; parsley, 25c; eyesocket of the skull of s huge masto be a strike and preparations were made
Coal fo r Missouri Institutions.
o f WuchengCbi.
Stockades have been
Old Deed is Filed.
turnips, H 1 0 1 2 6 per Mck; carrots, don, unearthed in the "Forty-Three” accordingly.
Jefferson City, Mo., A pril 8 .'— Gov
gold
run
claim
near
Dawson,
a
few
days
built,
guards
have
been hired to pro
66076c
per
sack;
beets,
86
c
O
$
l
per
Albany—
A
deed
haa
been
recently
The Iowa legislature has passed a ernor Folk, through Warden Matt
ago, was found gravel that washed $ 1 ,- tect property, and all the minor offi
resolution providing lor an insurance Hail, ot the state penitentiary here, filed for recurd here that was msde be sack.
600 in gold.
Malcolm McConnell, c ia l', firemen and office clerks have
O nions— No. 1, 76cO90c per sack;
investigation similar to that bad in has leased a mine near Waverly, from fore Oregon was a state. I t was signed
owner
of
the
claim,
received the word been asked to sign an agreement to
which coal w ill be mined daring the by Joab Powell and Anna Powell, No No. 2. nominal.
N «w York last fall.
today in a letter. McConnell cune out help protect the company’ s properties
vember
25,
1868,
and
acknowledged
be
present strike in sufficient quantities to
Potatoes — Fancy graded Boibanks,
The fire in the big natural gas well supply the 16 state institutions with fore Jacob Snoderiy, a justice of the 50060c per hundred; ordinary, nom- from Alaska last fall and brought a in case of a strike. A il the compaaies
task and a few of the bones of the mas w ill make an effort to operate.
near Caney, Kansas, has again been
fuel. The miners at W averly are paid peace. I t ifas written with a quill on ir a l; sweet potatoes, 2 J i0 2 > *c P*r
todon.
The letter received from his
extinguished by means of a huge iron
10 i per cent more than the regalar seal« a large sheet of paper, now yellow and pound.
men today Mid the remainder of the
cap dropped over the opening.
Changes Plan o f Tunnel.
>
dimmed.
Powell
waa
a
pioneer
minis
Batter— Fancy creamery, 25 027>4c
am nf do net want to strike. I f they
animal bad been found, and tells of the
St. Petersburg, March 31. — Baron
The Iowa legislature has killed the should be forced to go out Warden ter, and haa many descendants in Linn per pound.
pocket of gold found in the eyesocket. Loicq de Lobsl, in order to meet the
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Eggs— Oregon ranch, 16c per dozen.
H all M id there would be no difficulty county.
direct primary bill.
wishes of the national defense commit
in operating the mine if the state ia
Poultry — Average old hen«, 140
Censure Dead Captain.
Sevclutionists of China are planning
Material fo r Central Rrilway.
tee, baa altered his Bering 8 trait tun
forced to resort to that eztremsty.
t
4
>^c
per
pound;
mixed
chickens,
IS
to depose the dowager empreee.
Washington, April 2.— Captain John nel and Siberian railway project to
La Grande— A carload of plow», O l S ^ c ;
%
broilers, 26030c;
young son, who commanded the ill fated
scrapers
and
other
tools
for
grading
Germany is planning a navy equal to v
Minera N ot Long Dead.
roosters, 1 8 0 1 3 ){c ; old roosters, 12c; stesmer Valencia, wrecked on Vancouv make the railroad rnn due east from
Kansk to tbs 110 th degree of longitude
that of both France and England.
Leas, France, A pril 3.— The inhab have been received at Union for use in dressed chickens, 15016c; turkeys,
er island, is to be severely censured by and thence northeaitery to Yakutsk.
Charles S. Francis has been appoint itant« have again been thrown- into a work for the Central railway of Oregon. live, 16017c; turkeys, dressed, choice,
the government board that conducted Unofficial intimations are' given that
ed United State« ambassador to Aus state o f excitement, owing to the dis Some of the Eastern parties interested 1 80 *Oc; gee««, live, 8 c; geese, dieesed,
the Ivcent investigation at Tacoma Ruseia would hs glad to have the con
in
the
electric
railway
enterprise
have
covery of eight additional txdies in the
tria.
10011c; ducks, 17019c.
This hoard, it is understood, is con cession accompanied by an American
mine where the explosion recently oc also arrived at Union and their pres
Hops — Oregon, 1905, choice, 100 vinced that Johnson displayed lack of
A wealthy New York merchant has
loan.
curred. An examination showed that ence ia accepted m the signal for the 1 0 ){c : prime, 8 )$ 0 9 c ; medium, 70 8c;
jndgment and that thore waa every
left $655,000 to the colored school at
the minera bad not been dead very commencement of active operations.
olds, 607c.
evidence of poor navigation, in that he
Tnakegee, Alabama.
New Battleship is Speedy.
long. Deputy Bast ly, of the bouse of
Wool— Eastern Oregon average beet,
mad-* no calculation for wind or tide
American delegatee have solved the deputies, made a sensational state
Boston,
March 81.— Tbs performanoe
15020c; valley, 2402 fc per pound; on the night he ran aground. -
O regon H orses fo r Japan.
J
of the Moroccan conference ment, in wb:ch be accuses the company
today
of
the
battleship New Jersey In
m
ohair,
choice,
36038c.
John Day— Henry Trowbridge and
p-eement is assured.
maintaining a speed of 19.18 knots an
of paying more attention to M ving of 0 . 1. Officer, stockmen of tbs Izee coun
Veal— Dressed, 3)4 0 9 c per pound.
: German Colony Massacred.
hour in a four-hour endurance rnn off
■hip companies expect e weekly ita property then to re cuing miners'.
E e e f— Dressed bulls, 3)4 0 8 c per
try, have purchased a band of 100
a vers «* of 2.000 Russian emigrants to
Berlin,
Anril 2.— A report rrceived the New England coast, eonpled with
8 X 0 4 )4 c ;
country
horses for a contract of Seattle shippers pound; cows,
th e United States during this summer.
here late Satarday night states that a her remarkable «peed yesterday over a
Elect Viquez President.
with tbs Japanese government.
The steers, 4>405)4c.
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 9 0 9 )< c per fores of Hottentots surprised a German measured mile at Rockland, Me., at a
F ire St Johnstown, Pa., destroyed
Sen Joee, Coate H'ca, A pril 8 .— Lie horses art all young geldings, from 16
nearly $ 1 , 000,000 worth of property. neeiado Ciato Gonmlee Viqnes, ex- to 16 K hands high, and without blem pound; ordinary, 4 0 5 c; lambs, 100 colony in Southwest Africa and killed 19:18 knot gait, places tLie vessel at
I I and wounded six.
No particulars tbs bead of all American boilt battle
One fireman waa killed and several minister of finance, waa today elected ish. From $40 to $60 per head
11 «-
, , era
ships so far ac speed Is eonorrned.
available.
M rioosly injured.
Pork—
Draaaed,
6
0
8
#
c
pm
pound.
president of the republic of Coate B;ca.
N H w ih s k G.
OREGON
NEWS IF THE WEEK
| Russian Police Have Planned
Massacre at Easter.
SPURRING ON BUCK HUNDRED