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NEWBERG.
OREGON
li a (Marni fim
« o f the Lees Important but
Lees Interesting Events
o f the Pest Week.
I t is believed the eeaate w ill vote oa
the railroad rate bill this week.
8BABO H F O B O U T L A W .
U N R E S T I N OR IENT.
Desperado Believed to Be In Hiding
Near Woodburn.
Russia Is Now Planning Another Inva­
sion of Chinese Territory.
Woodburn, Ore., April 2®.— The ar­
rival o f bloodhounds at the scene of
the man hunt near Woodburn is be­
ing anxiously awaited by the authorities
and the posses. The dogs are expected
from Portland on the morning trains,
and will be hurried at once to the point
where Frank Smith, the outlaw, was
fired at on Saturday afternoon, unless a
fresher trail is found in the meantime.
Great confidence is felt in the outcome
o f the hunt with trained hounds. Ia
the dense underbrush men can follow
the trail only at a great disadvantage;
they might easily pass within a dosen
feet o f their quarry and not know it.
The hounds will be kept in leash so
that the posse may keep dose behind
them. A -detachment o f cool-headed,
courageous men who can be depended
upon to take chances agpinst the out­
law w ill follow the dogs. I t is now uni­
versally believed* that, Smith is in the
brush east o f Wood bur h, as stated yes­
terday, and that he is within a very few
miles o f the town.
Orest Britain may fores Turkey to
give op Tabah.
Every library in San Francisco, ex­
cept one, was destroyed.
Peddlers have been captured in Sea
Frank Smith is a desperate criminal.
Francisco selling relief supplies.
He robbed a grocery store and postofflee
Suit has been begun to oust the at Troutdale, April 22. He was arrest­
ed in Portland the following day, broke
Standard Oil and its allies from Ohio.
ja il Tuesday morning, April 24, in a
Dowie has returned to Zion City. He most daring manner, tried to rob a jew ­
was welcomed by a small crowd.
elry store at Oregon City, and shot and
Prince von Kadolin w ill likely be lulled Policeman Hanlon when the lat­
named as the successor o f Chancellor ter attempted to arrest him. April 25
he broke into the Canby postoffice and
von Buelow.
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secured provisions and again escaped.
Premier W itte w ill be appointed pres­
He was next heard o f at McKee, the
ident o f the council o f the empire by
morning o f the 26th, and later in the
Ccar Nicholas.
day made his appearance near Wood­
Secretary Metcalf has reported recom­ burn. On the night o f the 27th, while
mending an immediate rebuilding in San Urge posses were in search of the fugi­
Francisco. Booeevelt has approved the tive, he suddenly appeared oa the rail­
report.
road track south of Woodburn and shot
Luke E. Wright, United States am­ and fatally wounded Sheriff Shaver, of
____ Clackamas county, and Captain O. D.
bassador to Japan, says the Chinese
should "receive "better treatment at the [Henderson, o f the Woodburn O. N. G.
hands of the Americans than is now sc Both men died o f their wounds. Sinee
the shooting of Henderson and Shaver
corded them.
the man-hunters have not sighted the
Senators from Oregon and Washing­ fugitive.
-
ton have received telegrams from the
lumber interests in those states oppos­ A R M Y OFFICERS A T T H E H E A D .
ing free lumber for the purpose o f re­
building San Francisco and other General Greeley’s Plan for Feeding the
wrecked cities.
Destitute.
San Francisco, May 1— Major-Gen­
Japan is sorry aid was declined by
eral Greeley, U. S. A., today made pub­
this country.
lic the plan under which relief w ill be
Preparations are being made to re­ distributed by the army to the 200,000
ceive Dowie in his old home.
,
people of San Francisco, who, under the
The Russian democrats have won a present conditions, are unable to pro­
vide for themselves. The plans have
great victory in the elections.
been very carefully drawn, and they
French police have discovered an in­ are interesting for the reason that the
trigue between labor leaders and mon­ army has never before had a similar
archists.
task o f such magnitude to perform. It
The Northern Pacific has commenced is not ft mere distribution o f food to
work on its bridge across the Willam­ poverty-stricken people, but it is the
helping of even a vast number o f peo­
ette at Portland.
ple of considerable means who now find
Small graft on the relief fund for themselves compelled to take their
California has been discovered and is places in long bread lines.
worse than feared.
The officers named will, as far as
Anthracite operators have rejected possible, transact their business with
the latest terms o f the miners and have each other and with outside applicants
direct, the object being to secure an
renewed their former offer.
economical and prompt service for the
The unveiling o f the Franklin statue distressed and destitute. A responsible
in Paris was the occasion o f speeches o f civilian w ill be placed in immediate
good w ill by Frenchmen and Americans. eharge o f each relief station, with rea­
A drenching rain has made- it very sonable pay, and assistexFby a paid per­
uncomfortable for the Ban Franeisoo sonnel.
Charges o f wastage, deception, theft,
refugees camped in the various parka
and improper appropriation o f relief
o f that eity.
supplies have been freely made, and it
Quartermaster-General Humphrey has
i» allowed that tho food supplies fur­
informed Senator Fulton that there is nished are in some cases too lavish in
no intention o f even temporarily aban­
quantity, and are now being issued
doning San Francisco as an army trans­ without suitable discrimination. The
port headquarters.
period o f extreme distress for food has
Dow ie’s w ife has become reconciled passed, and at the earliest possible
moment the issue o f rations must be
with the prophet.
confined to helpless women and children,
Oakland is making a great effort to
and refused to adult males unless they
capture San Francisco shipping.
are in sick or enfeebled condition.
Senator Heyburn is improving from
his second attack o f appendicitis.
F R E IG H T W R E C K B U R N S.
OREGON S IM ITEMS OF INTEREST
M ONEY AND FOOD.
and
Portland.— Provisions in large sup­
ply are pouring in to tbe relief funds in
n large number of Oregon towns.
Many c a n have been filled with a vari­
ety of edibles, including prepared feed,
eggs, bacon, rice, loaves of bread by
tbe thousand, besides flour and pota­
toes.
Cooking utensils, stoves, blanksta and
clothing have been given end purchased
in considerable quantities, and w ill ar­
rive in tbe Bay City as fast as tbs
trains can be moved south. Collections
of money are still going forward and
more supplies and funds w ill be for­
warded later.
Salem— This city forwarded tbe fol­
lowing to aid Ban Franeisoo aufforara:
One earload of potatoes, one carload of
fleur, one carload of bread aad oil
provisions, one car of breadatnffa anti
two carloads of bread and potatoes. Ia
addition to this, citissna of Sbaw are
making np a carload of provisions, and
the ci time ns of Pratum a carload of po­
tatoes. Cash subscriptions have been
raised in Salem, amounting to $8600.
Practically every bousewiie in Salem
bee baked breed, and the bakeries beve
delivered over their entire stock.
The
prisoners in tbe penitentiary have sub­
scribed 876 and proffered a 'l tbelr bien
Portland aid for San Franeisoo end keta, and to go without breed if
tbe other stricken California cities will ■ary. Salem w ill oontinne to send sup­
probably exceed tbe value of #250,#60. pliée every day while there is need.
Not lees valuable than tbe money to be
Corvallis Loads a* C a r.
spent in tbe sympathy and love for hu­
mankind that prompts tbe voluntary
Corvallis— Corvallis citisens hastily
gifts for relief. Reports tram San assembled at tbe Oourtboaee upon in­
Franeisoo show that her people have formation that an organised effort in
baaa touched by tbe prompt steps taken this state was being made for tbe relief
for their help by neighbor states.
of Ban Francisco. At this meeting ar­
rangements were completed for loading
a car with provisions and starting it to
Jacksonville Raises a Fund.
its destination. Tba initial oontribu
Medford.— At a masting of tbe d t i-
ti >ns from Corvallis include ten tons of
sene of Jacksonville at tbe City H ail
floor, 400 basheli of potatoes, 81 e
#760 was subscribed in lees then ten
of eggs, 800 pounds of bacon, 1000
minutes for tbe relief of Sen Francisco
loaves of breed. Other supplies w ill
■offerers. Tbe amount baa bean in­
follow.
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creased through the efforts of tbe eana-
m it tee to #1860, and w ill exceed #1600.
W o rk Supplied fo r Refugees.
The bell team contributes its savings,
and a benefit game with Ashland is
now in progress. A ll branches of tbe
Masonic order and the I . O. O . F.. A.
O. U . W ., Red Men, Jacksonville Bike
and Native Daughters contributed lib­
erally. There was no rivalry between
tbe business men, but all gave freely
and liberally, and made their contribu­
tions with as much pleasure as if it had
been for their own people.
St. Petersburg, April 30. — In spits of
the defeat o f her ambitions in Manchu­
ria and Kwantung, and the obstacles
met with by M. Pokotiloff, the Russian
minister to China, in his negotiations
at Pekin, Russia is steadily pushing fo r­
ward with the purpose o f occupying an­
other big eliee o f China, namely, the
igolis, eov-
two eastern provinces o f Mi Mfl
id railroad
■ring the route o f the proporne
from Baikal to Pekin, which, as an­
nounced by the Associated Press, Feb­
ruary 20, has been given over to the Says Ground ia C laar fo r Exacution
Rueeo-Chineee bank.
o f His Plan— May G o T o
Under the guise of the innoeent-sound-
Burned City,
ing name o f "geographic ethnographic
expedition fo r purely eeientific pur­
poses, M a party headed by Colonel No-
nt younger
vitsky,
r. one or the brilliant
Chicago, April 28—-Daniel H. Burn­
members o f the general staff, will leave
‘
ham, the architect who drew the plans
D EM OCRATIC
T IC K E T —O F F IC IA L . for beautifyiag Ssn Francisco, returned
United States Senator, long tsrm John to his home here yesterday from Europe.
He said Saa Francisco now has it with­
M. Gearin.
Congressman, Second District, J. H. in its power to rebuild itaelf into one o f
Graham.
the most beautiful and convenient eitiea
Governor, George E. Chamberlain.
in the world.
Secretary o f State» P. H. Srost.
Mr. Burnham, on his arrival, found
State Treasurer, J. D. Matlock.
Supreme Judge, T. G. Hailey.
awaiting him a message from James D.
Superintendent Public Instruction, J. Phelan, president o f the association fo r
H. Ackerman (Rep.).
the improvement and adornment o f San
State Printer, J. Scott Taylor.
Francisco, asking him to go at once to
' Attorney-General, R. A. Miller.
Labor Commissioner, O. P. Hoff that eity. Ha replied that ha eould not
■ay until Monday whether or not ha
(»«p O -
could go. Mr. Burnham said:
" T h e two chief features o f my plan,
st. Petersburg in the middle o f May to which can now be carried into effect, are
survey the hitherto unexplored regiea those relating to the cutting o f diagonal
between the Manchurian frontier and streets and the construction o f a splen­
Urga.
did outer boulevard which will eneirele
Though the expedition nominally is
the whole eity.
to be under tbe auspices o f the Im-
"S a n Francisco has a chance to do
pe: rial Geographical Society, it is be-
what Louis Nspolco# .did in Paris in
lie
it will be financed
fir
and officered
Daniil Burnham Tells ol San
in n cltto ’i Opportunity.
FOUR CAR8 SENT.
People o f Oregon Coming to Front Salem Housewives Bake Bread
With Help fo r Needy. .
Bakeries Qlve Stocks.
m b e m P aris
Oregon City— Several refugees from
San Frsncisco are here. They were re­
ceived at tbe depot by Mayor Caufleld
sod other members of the citisens’ re­
lief committee. Employment was pro­
cured for a number of tbe men at tbe
paper mills, while others wers given
positions at other labor. The local re­
lief committee is continuing its work of
collecting clothing and supplies lor
shipment to California to relieve tbe
■offerers.
■AT REPEAT FEAT OF NAPOLEON
tion will be almost purely military. The
strategic aims, in fact, are so thinly
covered that it is doubtful i f it w ill
be accompanied by any representative
o f the geographical society.
The region to bo explored covers the
hazy "M ongolian Desert,” in which
during the war mysterious Japanese
armies.were supposed to be hovering to
strike the Russian rear and into which
small scouting detachments o f Japan­
ese actually penetrated lonp distances.
Colonel N o vitzk y ’s expedition probab­
l y will find the work already well un­
der way, as the Russian force stationed
at Urga certainly has not been idle dur­
ing its long stay there.
of the beAuty , P °U ° f the W0,UL
B U IL D IN G
M OVEMENT
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ON
Mrs. Oelrichs Declares Fwposs—Magae
to Build Steel Structure.
San Francisco, April 28__ The work
of rebuilding San Francisco yrill pro­
ceed rapidly. Mrs. Herman Oelrichs,
o f New York, has agreed to repair tho
Rialto building and to build again on
the site o f the Crosley. She and her
sister, Mrs.' W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., have
also stated that they w ill put up solid
Refugees Arriving at Eugene.
office structures on their Montgomery
Eugene— Relief work to aid the suf­
Chem awa Students Give Bread.
street site.
,
ferers at San Francisco continues here
Cbemawa— Tbe Indian pupils of the
Thomas Magee, a real estate dealer,
and sever» 1 c a n of supplies have al training school here sent 830 loavee of N E E D H E L P FO B M A N Y W E E K S . 'drill start for New York on May 1 to
ready
gone.
Contributions now bread, baing their first consignment for
I complete arrangements for the erection
amount to about $3,000, and the Mbd tbe benefit o f the California sufferer« Devine Urges Nation Not to Slacken o f a 12-story steel building
■ f on Market
ia still growing. Several parties have This consignment wae sent by Wells-
Enthusiasm in Giving.
street, just abovs the Mutual Bank
received word from . relative« in Vbe Fargo, and w ill ba followed by others
San Francisco, April 30.— Dr. Devine, building.
The Emporium, a large department
city. A ll are reported safe.
Ma
from day to day as fast as tba flour pur o f the National Red Cross, tonight is­
■tore, will resume business on a large
from here are in the city. Refngi
chased can be baked into bread in tbe sued the following statement:
scale next week. A temporary structure
are arriving in the Valley, a man a
" I t is important for the entire coun­
school oven by tbe Indian bakers.
will be built at the corner of Poet and
wife from San Jose, who lost their
try to understand that the loss o f homes
Van Neea avenue.
and property in San Francisco has not
property, baa obtained work here,
In two weeks seven floors of tbs new
C ashing UteneMs from Union.
been exaggerated. Expectations have
v
—-
—
Monadnoek building, which was in
Union— A special masting of tbe been aroused aad plans have been made,
Salmon Better Than Money.
course of construction at the time of
City Council adopted sympathetic reeo- hosed on telegrams sad newspaper re­
the disaster, will be filled with offices.
Astoria— The caab aabecrlptiona made
ports,
o
f
large
contributions
for
relief,
Iwtione with the San Francisco sufferers
Capitalists are not in the least dis­
by the eitieena of Aatoria to the 8
and a committee of 60 was appointed and these expectations should not be mayed or disheartened. James D. Phe­
Franeisoo relief fund amount at I
to secure ecutributtons for tbe relief of disappointed.
present time to about $1860, and f o
" T h e distribution o f food w ill have lan, chairman of the finance committee
the victims. The committee loader
to be continued until there are enough and multi-millionaire, said:
aides this the Lower Colombia Rivet
one car of provisions, stoves, cooking ■tores in whieh to buy on. a money basis
"B e fo r e the earthquake I was asked
cannerymen have donated 716 cases of
«nails, blankets and clothing and an­ and then it ean be gradually diminished, by certain capitalists to erect a large
canned aalmnn. Two carloads of c*
other carload of flour. „
but relief o f other kinds is now and hotel oa the site of the Phelan building,
ned salmon bsve been shipped.
An­
w ill be required for weeks to come* at Market and O ’Farrell streets. 8inee
other car of aalmon will be abippad and
8ick and delicate persons w ill need the disaster the proposition has been
Supplies Reedy at Cottage Grove.
the committee promises to raise-anoth­
eare for months. Inmate* o f institu­ repeated and even urged. This shows
Cottage Grove.— The committee ap­ tions which have been destroyed must most decidedly that there is no laek o f
er $1000.
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pointed to solicit lands for San Fran­ be established elsewhere, and on some faith in the future of the city.”
Roseburg Raises 81,600.
cisco relief at the mesa meeting baa ■ > plan yet to be devised families whieh
Roaeburg— Roseburg responds nobly cured $660. A carload of supplies wae cannot get started otherwise may have S A Y SO LD IER S SHOOT A N D L O O T
to tbe call for help by the sufferers st pa re Erased, consisting mostly of flour, to be given a helping hand.
" I t is not intended to encourage
Ssn Francisco by contributing $1600 potatoes and bacon, and went by the
chronic dependence, but quick, gener­ Refugees Tell Lurid Story of Slaughter
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for relief. A carload of provisions, first train.
and Plunder.
ous and efficient relief is needed here
bread, clothing, bedding and tents bsve
for a very large number of persons
Dee
Moines,
April 28__ Stories o f
Arlington
Raises
8
8
0
0
.
been forwarded. Drain pate in the
whose homes and means o f livelihood wholesale robbery by soldiers as well
Many o f the steel frames o f large
Arlington.— At a mass meeting $600 have been destroyed.
bands
of
the
relief
committee
a
good
Believed to Have Met
Eleven
as vandals, of innocent as well as guilty
buildings in San Francisco are
collection. A large number of Rose­ in cash was subscribed for San Francis­
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Death In Montana.
men shot down st sight by military-
jured.
burg citizens are in Ban Francisco, but co. M r. Smith and Smythc A Son,
guards, are told by Harry Shostro and
Missoula, Mont., May 1.— A special
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The regular troops now have entire
sheepmen, each gave $100.
W. C. Lane, Iowa men, who spent three
east-bound freight train, consisting of all are reported saved.
charge o f feeding the San Francisco
forty-one cars o f lumber and a caboose,
Appropriation of $3,387,630 Needed for days in San Francisco. They reached
refugees.
Des Moines today.
was wrecked near Reid Station, about
flan Francisco.
Clothing in the Carload.
P O R T L A N D M A R K E T8.
_
_ ,
.
,
. " T h e soldier is siipretna in Ssn Fran*
K ing Edward, Emperor William and ten miles west o f here, at 6 o ’clock
Oregon City— The citisen’ a commit­
Washington, April 30._The secretary ’ cisco,” said Mr. Shostro. " O n the-
Emperor Nicholas w ill hold a confer­ this evening. A t least eleven livea are
Wheat— Club, 70c; blueetem, 70® o f war today forwarded to the secre- .lightest provocation they shoot a eiti-
tee baa forwarded another carload of
thought to have been lost.
ence shortly.
tary of the treasury for transmission to
down and nobody has thus far ques-
As the train was running at a terrific potatoea, flour, blankets and clothing 71c; red, 68c; valley, 68®60c.
Bellevue, Texas, has been devastated
Oats — No. 1 white feed, $87.60; eongress urgent deficiency estimates of tioned the act. There baa been lots of
speed along the side o f the hill the en­ The women of tbe city have organised
by a tornado. Forty people are re­
appropriations amounting to #3,387,630. 'looting by vandals, but the soldiers have
gine went off the track and the entire end collected a great quantity of cloth gray, $87 per ton
ported killed.
This amount is required for the service committed wholesale plunder also.
I
train, except one car and tbe caboose, ing. One of the largest local contribu­
Barley — Feed, $23.60®84 per ton; of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1906, know that when buildings were to be
The Japanese mikado has given was piled up in a heap forty feet high. tors is tbe Oregon City Manufacturing
brewing, $24®24.60; rolled. $24.60® for the purpose o f replacing military blown up the soldiers would go inside,
#200,000 to the relief o f San Francisco, Soon afterwards fire broke out and the Company, which, in caab and blankets,
86.60.
stores destroyed by earthquake and fire blow open and loot the safes and then
and the people a like tdtn.
entire mass is now ablaze.
has contributed about $1,000.
Hay — ' Eastern
Oregon
timothy, at San FYancisco; aTso for repairing dynamite the walls. I saw lota of sol-
Engineer
L.
D.
Sterne
and
Fireman
The doubtful vote in the senate on
choice, $16® 16 per ton; valley tim­ ilama^o to eatH* connecting Angel diers witrh their pockets bulging with
the railroad rate bill is large enough Ed Juliette are thought to have, been
Good Things from Hillsboro.
incinerated.
othy, $12; clover, $7.6008; cheat, Island and Alcatraz m the harbor of booty that I knew had been stolen, and
to swing the result either way.
According to Conductor ^Garber, there
Hillsboro— Tbe citisens of Hiil»boro $6® 7; grain hay, $7®8; alfalfa, $12. San Francisco, and the repair of dam- I overheard one in uniform bragging
age to the general hospital at the Pro- that he had stolen #2,000 worth o f d i a -
An area of 453 blocks was burned by were at least twelve tramps on board dispatched a 60-ton car laden with po­
Fruits — Apple«, $2®2.76 per box; sidio, San I rancisco.
monds. Another told o f a fine gold
the San Francisco fire. I t is estimated the ill-fated train, only three of whom tatoes, flour, evaporated cream, bacon,
strawberries, $2.60 per crate.
watch he had secured, he said, in this
that the buildings destroyed w ill be in have been found.____________
beam, blankets and clothing, and rep­
Sympathy from A ll Lands.
manner.”
">
the neighborhood o f 00,000.
Vegetables— Asparagus, 8)4®12>4c
resenting a cash outlay of $600, to tbe
San Francisco, April 30__ Mayor
Both
men
say
they
are eager and will-
Governor
Inspects
San
Jose.
per
pound;
cabbage,
2>4@2?ic
per
Norway is taking steps to organise a
relief of tbe San Francisco sufferers.
San Jose, Cal., May 1__ Governor Par­ The committee named by Mayor Corne­ pound; cauliflower, $8.26 per crate; Schmitz today received many cable- ing to lay before the war department
new army.
rhich had been delayed, from charges against the United States sol-
dee, accompanied by Adjutant-General lius raised tbe neceeaary amount in a celery, 76®9Qc per dosen; bead lettuce, every quarter of the globe, all express- diers, offering specific evidence if neces­
A ninth victim of the explosion on
26c per dosen; onions, 10® 16c per
Louck, arrived in this city this morn­ few hours.
sary.
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the battleship Kearsarge has died.
dosen; radishes, 20®26c per dosen; Francisco. Among these were words of
ing on a tour of inspection. The party
rhubarb, 3 ® 4c per pound; spinach, comfort and good w ill from Australian
T b s last of the Russian prisoners was met at the depot by a number of
Oregon Equips Hospital.
•
Canvassing at Nawberg.
90 per box; parsley, 26c; turnips, $1® cities, Dublin’s mayor and other Irish
have been returned home from Japan. city and county officials, and was driven
Oakland, Cal., April 28.— Oregon ban
Newberg— At a meeting of the citi­
about town in automobiles. Later a
1.26 per sack; carrot«, 6 6 ® 76c per officials throughout Ireland; from New a hospital in San Francisco tonight..
The total relief fund from a ll sources tour wae made through the hospitals sens of Newberg celled by E. H . Wood­
Zealand; From Baron Kaneko, at To- This institution dates its birth from this;
•ack; beets, 86c®$l per seek.
totals mors than 118,000,000 and still and relief stations. The governor ex­ ward, president of the Board of Trade,
kio,
sympathises with
American afternoon, when
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wuu e;.».p«»u.«ue
vvsesa the
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vviavu A.
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JCBUURJVW SO
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F. W.
Leadbettar
and:
Onions—
No.
1,
$1
®
1.16
per
sack;
pressed himself as highly pleased with it wae decided to send two carloads of
>eople; from Englishmen snd officials ' Jefferson Myers, of the Oregon, relief bu-
potatoea to the 8an Francisco sufferer*. No. 2, nominal.
a India, China, Japan, South A fr ic a ,1 reau, visited the Wilmerding school andi
There is no danger of an epidemic the manner in which the crisis is being
Liberal subscriptions were taken at the
Potatoes— Fancy graded bur banks, snd many other far-off points, where found Major Sternburg and tha Oregon,
tided
over
here
and
after
complimenting
seeing Saa Francisco’s borne Isas,
the authorities and the people o f the meeting and a committee was appoint­ 66®76c per hundred: ordinary, 60® the news o f San Francisco's catastrophe National guard hospital corps stationed
cording to the beatlh authorities.
elty, he left on an afternoon train for ed to make farther canvass.
it known.
st this scboolhouse, which since the-
80«; new California, 6c per pound.
earthquake and fire has been turned into-
The San Francisco bank vaults are Oakland.
Batter— Fancy creamery, 1 7 )4 ® 20c
Bristol Case In Doubt.
a hospital. Mr. Leadbettar and Mr.
believed to be uninjured, bnt.it w ill be
per pound.
M edford Shipped by First Train.
Vatican Holds tbe Principal.
Washington, April SO.— Membera o f
al*° ^ t a d Harbor View Hoe-
a week before they can be opened.
Medford— On hearing of Ban Fran­
Eggs Oregon ranch, 1 6 ){ ® 17e per the senate judiciary committee have
w , ®_Pr’
MeeKenzie is-
Rome, May L — The plan devised by
Ineuranee men w ill have a say on re­ the Vatican for the division o f the cisco’s need, Medford dispatched one dosen.
been informally disenseing the uomina-i j * j n . . . „ ,, V i ' P ‘ p8ui to * *«'
at the United States General Hoe*
building plans of San Francisco and #7,000,000 paid by the United States for car of supplies to Ben Francisco by tbe
Poultry— Average old hens, 14® 15« tion of District Attorney Bristol, and 1
w ill not allow flimsy structures to be the friar lands in the Philippines has first relief train. As soon as possible per pound; mixed chicken«, 18)#®14c; it is believed that a majority o f the P,tal-
been approved by the Dominicans, and thereefter a mass masting was held and broilers, 8 2 )4 ® 30c; young roosters, committee is not favorable to his con-
erected.
Hermann Ia Indignant
substantially agreed to by the other re­ arrangements made to send other cars 1 2X ® 1 3 c; old roosters. l l ® l l ) 4 c ; firmation. There has been no formal
as the „—
sub-
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Washington, D. C., April 28— Repre^
Most of San Francisco’s people would ligious ordera The Vatican w ill retain as fast as It could be learned whet wae dressed chicken«, 1 6 «1 6 )4 c ; turkeys, consideration of the
committee has not reported, but, if that sentative Hermann is satisfied from in -
prefer to see tbe city rebuilt on the the principal, and a portion o f the in­ especially needed.
live, 17®18c; turkeys, dremed, choice,
plan *f the old and oppose changes in terest will be given annually to the
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+
2 1® 88c; geero, live, 8®10c; geese,
«-«— a
Philippine dioceses and the remainder
the streets.
Purse from Bohemian Miners
dressed, 10® l i e ; docks, 17® 18c.
is a change of sentiment the full com­ not be brought to trial in this eity on*
to the religious orders in tbe islands, to
Cottage Grove— The miners of Bohe­
Hope— Oregon, 1906, 8 ® 10c; olds, mittee will approve the recommend. tha letterbook indictment until tbe falB
Jonathan Bourne is gaining on H . be divided by them according to the
mian raised $100 and sent it down to
term o f court, though no official deter­
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M . Cake, who leads for tbe Republican agreement.
•X «7 e .
mination has been made to this effect.
succor tbs Ben Francisco needy. This
Railroad
Lino
Indicted.
nomineevfor Senator in the Oregon pri-
Wool— Eastern Oregon svrrsgs beat,
h® forthcoming until next
contribution came without solicitation.
Clash of Coal Miners.
Clarksburg, 'W . Va., April 30.- The * nd
mary
tions.
ry elect!
15®20c; valley, 2 4«2 6c per peuad;
>mpany wee>1’ owi®g to the illness of Hermann ’e
The
sawmills
np
Row
River
have
also
Baltimore
A
Ohio
Railroad
Com]
Johnstown, Pa., May 1.— A conflict
mohair, choice, 2 8 ® 30c.
A ll tbe credit for stopping tbe San occurred between union and non-union contributed a carload of lumber.
W>. indicted five times by the federal
. He™ .*nn {■ wrathy and
WM
Veal— Dreeeed, 3 * ® 7 * e per pound, grand jury today for alleged violation
‘ M“ « * about th« govern-
Francisco Are belongs to three expert miners at the Paint Creek mine o f the
b a ll«, 8c p ir pound; o f the interstate commerce law in fail- m * prosecutors.
gunners from Mare Island navy yard. Berwind White Coal Company, near
Glendale Adds a Carload.
SOWS, 4 * ® 6 * c ; country staers, 6 «6 c ore to distribute cars to coal operators
They blew up a strip of buildings one Ingleside, about midnight, last night.
Glendale— The citisene of this city
Cuba M ay Give 880,000.
¡in s fair snd equitable manner. These
block wide in front of tbe flames, using The union men were attacked by s mob
Mutton— Dreeeed, fancy, 9
10c per
responded to the oall for aid by ahip-
indictments
are
the
first
o
f
the
kind
Havana,
April 28.— A resolution wee
o
f
foreigners
and
a
number
o
f
shots
a ton and a half of gab-cotton.
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_____ ping a carolad of provisions on one of ponnd; ordinary, 6®7e; tombe, with ever found in the United States. I The offered in the house today appropriât-
were fired.
Steve Pepock, ______
a- foreigner,
fine, In ease of conviction, may bo $5,000 ing #50,000 for the victims of the Call-
Oakland's present population is about was fatally wounded,'and three others ’ the snpply trains pa w ing for Sea Fraa- pelt on, 1 0 ® 1 0 *c .
in each caser .
, fornis disaster.
fo r k — Dr eeeed, 6 ® 8 )#c par poand.
were injured, but not seriously.
1000 to the block.
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