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T E R R O R IS T S W R E C K H O U SE.
REBELS SW A R M IN G IN BRU SH .
Anxiety o f Government Grows With
Increase o f Insurrection.
B. H. WOOOWA8B.
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Havana, Aug. 28. — The anxiety of
President Palma to extend every poasi-
be opportunity for peace
without
bloodshed, and his desire to permit
those who Joined the insurrection un
der misguidsne.) to repent and return
to their humeo unmolested, combined
with the general wish to and the situa
tion fraught with so much lorn and
suffering, has led to consideration by
the president and his cabinet of a pro
ject decreeing a 30-day amnesty period,
during which the insurrectionists are
invited to lay down their arms and re
turn to tbeir peaceful pursuits.
I t was propossd to issue the decree
tomorrow, but persona «loss to tbe
president strongly opposed the meas
ure and the matter was referred and
may be relinquished.
Bo far as actual conflict went, Sun
day proved to be a day of inactivity,
but preparations proceeded
without
abatement. A fund of $2,000,000 has
ten set aside by tbe treasury for de
fense, and drafts on it are heavy.
The situation is so increasingly seri
ous that it is tacitly admitted in all
government circles that the enlarge
ment of tbe army w ill not stop at any
given xrafebar.
W hile the number of men at present
leaving their regular occupations to en
list is small, employers are beginning
to find that they soon w ill bo stm front-
ed with a considerable scarcity o f labor.
Many laborers are gathered in front of
the bulletin boards on which is dis
played the call for volunteers issued
by tbe president Saturday night. They
discuss the attractiveness of a , soldiers’
life at such unusual pay, and may en
list.
I t was said today that several n
insurgent bands had taken to tbe
brush. The growth uf the insurrection
certainly seems to keep pace with the
preparations for suffocating it.
OlEliON OTATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Bomb Kills 27 Persons and Wounda
O ver 30 Others.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 26. — Twenty-
eight persons are dead and more tban
30 wounded as the result of a dastardly
V A L L E Y V A L U E S ARE |RI8IN G .
M IL K IN G M A C H IN E T E 8 T S .
attempt yesterday afternoon to assass
inate Premier Stolypin with a bomb
Demonstration o f Th eir Value T o Be Land Purchased Last Y ear Increases while be was holding a public reception
at his country house on Aptekassy is-
About 28 P e r Cent.
Given at 8tatS Fair.
Salem— M ilking machines in opera
tion w ill be one of the principal fea
tures of the dairy department at the
8tate fair, which opens here September
10. Fanners and dairymen have al
ways been interested in tbe subject of
m ilking machines and their interest as
become particularly strong in the last
few years when dairying in this state
has been hampered by the difficulty ’ in
securing milkers. Men d? not like to
milk and w ill not take work of that
kind if they can get anything else at
the same wages. But m ilking machin
ery baa not generally been found to be
successful and dairymen have been
compelled to depend upon such labor
as they could get.
»
There are some manufacturers of
m ilking machines who think they have
oootrived apparatus that w ill extract
the lacteal fluid from the patient or im
patient oow, whether she be a bard
milker or an easy one. - Machines so
simple that a boy can run them, are al
leged to be ready for the farmer « h o
doesn’ t like tc m ilk and cannot hire
sossebody else to do it for him .
Ma
chines adjustable for tall cows or short
ones, kickers and nonkickers, Jerseys,
Holsteins or scrubs, await the doubting
owner of the dairy herd.
I t ’s a ll a
question of proof and tbe state board of
agriculture proposes to give tbe manu
facturers of m ilking machines tbe op
portunity to prove by actual demsn-
stration.
There w ill be plenty of cows at the
fair and the owners of machines w ill be
called upon twice a day to do the m ilk
ing. I f the machines work to tbe sat
isfaction of the farmers, there w ill be
some business in m ilking machines.
I f they don’ t work, the cows and their
owners w ill give the machine manufac
turers the laugh.
But whether the machines work or
don’ t work, tbe state board of agricul
ture w ill give the farmers a chance to
see them tried, and beyond doubt there
w ill be ranchers around the stock pe
twice a day to see tbe demonstration,
and the fun, if any of the cows object
to the unaccustomed treatm ent..
Salem— That the big profits in Ore
gon real estate are not made in Port
land alone, or in city property alone,
is indicated by an investment made less
than a year ago by A . M . La Follette,
a Mission bottom farmer.
La Follette
bought a 90-acre farm last fall at $62.60
an acre, paying all that his neighbors
thought the place worth.
H e bought
it more for the investment than for use,
for he already has all the farm land be
needs. A few days ago he was offered
$80 an acre for the same farm, or an
increase of $17.60 an acre.
| Tbe total investment was $6,626.
and tbe amount offered a year later was
$7,200, or an inorease of $1,676, or
about 28 per cent.
M r. La Follette
thinks it w ill advance still further and
yield him a much larger profit, eo he
refused the offer. H e thinks the build
ing of electric roads through the valley
w ill raise farm land values la the next
few years.
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REBELS ARE STRONG
All Vestirli Cebe Sell Te Be In
Sympathy Vitti in n e n .
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splinters.
Among the dead are tbe premier’ s
16-year old daughter, who had both Government Forces Recapture O ne
A R m u i m m f the L r n Important but
legs broken by the explosion and sub
Tow n — Attack by Rebels on
N ot L o s t Internatine E vanta
sequently succumbed to her injuries;
Pinar Del Rio Expected.
o f tho Past W eak.
General Zaixatin, tbe premier’ s person
al secretary; M . Khoevofl, ex-governor,
of tbe provinoe of Penaa; Colonel Fod-
oroff, chief of the premier’ l personal
Havana, Aug. 26.— Unofficial advices
Ran Francisco car man hare declared
guard; Court Chamberlain Davidoff,
a general strike.
Chamberlain Voornin, Aid Doubasoff, received from the western part of the
Prince Nakashidge, Police Officer Ko- provinoe . of Pinar del Bio are to the
I t ia reported that Caban insurgent a
n n n a x f f
a a u a e a 1 ’ t
nnnseff, several'
guards, several ser effect that the insurgent forces now
are beginning to deeert.
vants. four women and two children.
concentrating west of San Juan de Mar-
Secretary Boot baa arrived in Chil
The wounded include M . Stolypin’ s
ean eaters on board the erniaer
tines are far more formidable and bet
3-year old son, wbo is seriously if not
Charleston.
fatally injured, and a number of per ter supplied for camping and a long
Trains are beginning to arrive at
sons prominent in the eociety and offi and aggressive campaign than had been
Valparaiso with provisions lor the
cial world.
supposed.
earthquake sufferers.
OI the jour conspirators who engi
A prominent resident of Havana
neered the outrage, two were killed
Cuban rebels are recruiting their
whose
word is beyond question, has
with their victims, while the third,
array ap to 1,000 men, and preparing
just returned from’ aTthree days’ tour in
wbo
acted
as
coachman
for
the
party,
for an attack on Pinar del B io.
and the fourth, who remained inside the vicinity of San Luis and San Juan
Physician to Indian«.
___A relative of Bussell Sage, who was
the carriage, were badly wounded.
de Martinss. H e informed the Associ
Chemawa—
Dr.
F
.
E.
Slater,
of
Sa
overlooked in his w ill, claims inoom-
Whether the assassins who eptered
lem,
has
been
appointed
physician-far
ated
Press that Pino Guarrara’a follow
peteuce and w ill oontest the w ill.
tbe Omaha and Winnebago Indians of the crowded reception bell threw the ing in Pinar del R io is now from 1,600
France thinks Booserelt’ s spelling
Nebraska, and w ill leave for his post bomb or socidentally dropped it prob
to 2,000 men. H e said the idea of his
reform is a more to supplant French
soon. Dr. Slater was the physician at ably w ill never be known, as all the
not having sufficient ammunition was
immediate
eye
witnesees
were
killed.
by English as the language of interna
the Chemawa Indian school for nearly
ridiculous, and that he is abundantly
tional diplomacy.
a year. H e became interested in the The tremendous force of the exploeion
supplied with every possible necessity.
absolutely
blew
out
the
front
of
tbe
Indian work and requested a perma
I riving Long, aged SI years, who bad
The behavior of his forces is excellent.
nent appointment from the commis premier’ s residence, and carried away
bean released on parole Irom the Cali
H e said tbe insurrection lata bad
the
ceilings
above
and
the
floors
be
sioner of Indian affairs. Dr. Slater
fornia state prieon, where he bad been
neath and the walls of the adjoining eight mules loaded with dynamite and
gave
excellent
satisfaction
at
the
Indian
doing time for highway robbery, was
that lately they had received supplies
school here in treating the diseases in rooms.
sentenced tp ten years more for break
People were literally blown to pieces. from unknown sources. He positively
cident
to
Indians.
ing his parole.
Those who were not killed Instantly declared that fully a hundred mem
were horribly mangled and tbe others bers of the rural guard had deeerted
- ▲ terrorist bomb has wrecked tbe
Nevada Capitalists Buying.
were prostrate by the shock. The pre and joined the insurrectionists since
home of Premier Stolypin,
badly
Lakeview— Dr. W . H. H . Patterson
R U SSIA N G EN E RAL K ILLE D .
m ier’ s escape was miraculous, for only the trouble began, and that practically
wounding the premier and his 3-year
a Reno, N ev., capitalist, and M r. Norn
a moment before the explosion be had all Cubans in Western Cuba were sym
old son, and killin g over twenty others,
ardy, a Tonopah mineowner, arrived
stopped ins ids his study at the rear of pathisers with tbe movement
including tbe premier’ s daughter, aged Young Girl Fires Five Bullets From
here reently and went to the Coyote
Word has been received here from
tbe salon to speak to Prince Bhakovsky.
16, and several prominent officers.
Automatic Revolver.
H ills strike. Both gentlemen are <
Although he was but slightly injured, Santiago that General Jesus Rabi, with
8t. Petersburg, Aug. 28.— Saturday’ s
One hundred and fifty looters ha vs
tensive mineowners in the Tonopah
he is completely prostrated by the ca 2,000 veterans, w ill come to the Vnelta
unsuccessful attempt on tbe life of Pre
already been shot in Valparaiso.
mining district. They have also inves
Abajo to help put down the insurrec
lamity.
mier Stolypin, with its sickening, use
tigated
the
Pine
creek
mines,
16
miles
Tbe Cuban government ia offering $2
tion. This, however, is not confirmed.
The
havoc
wrought
by
the
explosion
lees slaughter of 32 persons, was fol
from Lakeview, and it is stated on good
per day for volunteers for the army.
The government’ s extra
expensee
was indescribable. Bodies were so torn
lowed today by another revolutionary
authority that Dr. Patterson paid $10,
since
August
19
have
been
$270,000.
or
mangled
as
to
make
identification
W ealthy people of Valparaiso are do outraee, in which General Min, com
000 for a tenth internet in a group oi1
Aside from eligbt encounters in tbe
impossible, some of them beadle
ing their utmost to aid their more help mender of the Seminovsky Guard regi
claims there.
provinces
of Havana and Santa Clara,
armless
or
legless,
lying
among
the
less fellows.
ment, and who since big promotion
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nothing of importance has transpired
blood-dripping wreckage.
to
be
a
general
has
been
attached
as
Wheat Record at Westen.
Enthusiasm ia increasing for a 20-
here. The enlistment ol rural guards
Weston— Weston claims the largest
N ew Hospital at Chemawa.
foot macadam road from Portland to personal adjutant to the suite of the
and volunteers ia going on very slowly,
R A ILW A Y G IAN f S C L A S H ,
emperor,
was
killed
on
the
station
Mount Hood.
Chemawa— Plans and specifications crop threshed in Oregon, and perhaps
in the provincee, but in the . city of
platform at Peterhof by a young wo-'
in the Northwest, in proportion to the
Havana enlistments are somewhat bet
Letters received in Chicago from man, who fired five shots into bis lo d y have been received at the Indian school
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Cash
and
St.
Paul
Road
acreage seeded. J. M . Bannister had
ter. The city council has appropriated
London say that Paul O. 8 tens land is from an automatic revolver sad then here for a new brick $16,000 hospital,
is the P rize at Stake.
for which bids w ill be received and tbe exactly 6,642 sacks from 208 acres, one
$60,000 for the support of tbe city
touring Europe.
without resistance submitted to arrest contract awarded September 13.
The m ile west of town, an average of 63
Chicago, Aug. 27.— A special to the m ilitia, of which' there are two divis
Tbe capture of the girl was effected
A new comet, visible through a email
building is to be supplied with the lat bushels an acre, at 140 pounds to the Tribune from New York eays:
ions, the interior and tbe exterior.
telescope, has bean discovered by tbe by-Genera I M in’ s wife, who held her est improved methods of heating and sack. The wheat ia Dale Glory, which
A financial bottle, with $25,000,000
The government expects that the
until the arrival of an officer.
K ie l observatory.
ventilation, and w ill be equipped with has been grown to a considerable extent in cash and the control of the Chicago, eteimer Mexico, which w ill sail from
This was the third successive at
I t w ill around H elix but baa just been intro Milwaukee & 8t. Paul Railway system New York today, w ill bring eight
The body of Adm iral Train, who died tempt on the life o f General Min, who the best sanitary appliances.
is on between J. Pierpont Morgan and rapid-fire guns, 10,000,000 cartridgee
at Cbefoo, baa arrived at Seattle, and was condemned to death by the terror be steam heated'and electric lighted. duced in the Weston country.
E. H Harrlman.
and 12,000 Lee rifles.
bean forwarded to Annapolis for burial. lets immediately afteLr tbe Moscow re Tbe main building w ill be two stories,
80x33, and w ill have two wings, 31x24.
In the battle are involved twiee as
Tbe government force in the city of
Coquille Mills A re Busy.
A bogus baron who married a rich volt last December, on account of stern In connection with the new hospital
many millions of dollars and three Pinar del R io consists of 250 artillery
Ooquille—
The
sawmills
in
this
v
i
American g irl in Manila baa decamped repression practiced by a battalion un the school management w ill continue
times as many thousands of miles of men and 160 guards. The inhabitants
der his command, and especially for kod extend the open air sanitarium cinity are running overtime, which is railroads as were represented in tbe
w ith his w ife’ s jew elry and most of hi
of the city of Pinar del B*o are re
practically
the
first
time
they
have
ran
the wholeeale execution of persons con which it has been running since spring
famous fight for the possession of the ported to be loyal and it Is said that
even
full
tim
e
since
the
San
Francisco
demned by drumhead conrtmartial for with excellent results.
A burglar who attempted to rob a
earthquake. Many of them would ran Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, which most of them are armed and w ill assist
being caught with arms in their hands
m illinery store in Baker City was put
night and day if hands could be ob resulted in the memorable Northern the troops in resisting an attak on the
General Min was returning from his
to flight by a frail woman with a pair
tained.
A ll kinds of laborers are Pacific corner, when the price of that part of the insurgents.
O
regon
Flax
G
ood.
summer residence at Peterhof and had
stock was rushed up to $1,000 a share
of
scarce,
especially
carpenters.
Salem— George Verbeke, son of one
just greeted his wife and daughter on
and a panic in W all street followed.
The Southern Pacific ia preparing to the platform when a young woman — of the wealthiest linen manufaturers of
W HEN A M E R IC A M A Y S T E P IN.
The opposing force« consist of J. P.
spend $700,000 or more to turn the almost a girl— approached from behind Ghent, Belgium, and a member of the
PO RTLAND M ARKETS.
Morgan.
James
J.
H
ill
and
tbeir
Colorado river back to its origina and fired two shots into his back and firm of Morel A Verbeke, is in Salem to
O
friends, foreign capitalists, on one side,
channel and drain tbe Baltou sea.
Wheat — Club, 67(868c; blueetem and E. H . Hanriman, practical owner Provisions o f Plstt Amendment fo r
then three more into his body as it make a scientific investigation into tbe
Keeping Peace in Cuba.
Further shots possibilities for the development of tbe 704171c; valley, 71c; red, 64066c.
of the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Boosevelt has given his approval to a sank to the ground.
flax and linen industries of Oregon.
Oats—
No.
1
white,
$22022.60;
gray
were
prevented
by
Mme.
Min,
who
Wshington,
Aug. 26. — The P latt
roads, with Sir W illiam Van Horne,
new spelling reform which includ
H e said: “ I have been able to- arrive $20<B?1.
Sir Thomas 8haughneesy. as controllers amendment, as tbe legislation which
300 words, and has ordered that it be threw herself upon the murderess and at only .one conclusion as a result of tbe
Barley— Feed, $20 per ton; brewing,
adopted on all-his official correspond - seised tbe hand which held the pistol
of the vast Canadian Pacific system, defined the conditions on which the
The woman did not attempt to escape, limited investigations which I have $22.50; rolled, $28(824.
with their friends, on the other. Re United States should withdraw from
B ye— $1.30 per cwt.
but she cautioned Mme. Min not to made during my stay here, and that is
maining neutral for tbe time being, but Cuba and turn the island over to the
The rush of depositors to receive the touch a band bag which she bad planed that Oregon certainly produces a very
Corn— Whole, $26; cracked, $27 per
inclined to throw tbeir weight to Her- control of the Cuban people was known,
first installment of their deposits in tbe on the platform before shooting the high grade of flax, equal to any that
ton.
riman, are James H . Smith and W il provided that a pait of the new re
have ever seen, and, in my judgment,
defunct Milwaukee Avenue bank, of general, adding that it contained
Hay— V alley timothy, No 1, $11(8
liam Rockefeller, as principal stock public’ s constitution should contain
Chicago, overwhelmed 60 policemen bomb. To tbe police the girl acknow it is capable of being manufactured in 12.60 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy,
certain provisions concerning tbe future
holders in the St. Paul.
who had been detailed to keep order.
$16; clover, $707.60 cheat, $6.60
ledged that she had done the deed, say to the choicest of linen fabrics.”
On the outcome of the war depends relatione of the United State with
grain bay, $7; alfalfa, $10; vetch Ihay,
Mutinous spirit is growing in tbe ing that she had executed the sentence
whether tbe St. Paul road is to be ex Cuba. The third of these provisions
$707.60.
of tbe fighting organisation of tbe So
Burned T re es Have Value.
Russian army.
tended to the eoast, for which purpose was as follows:
cial Revolutionists._________
"T h a t the govenment of Cuba con
Fruits — Apples, common, 50076c a new $26,000,000 stock issue was
Albany — Experienced lumbermen
Heat in Chicago is causing many
state that activity on the part of m ill per box; fancy, $1.2602; apricots, voted, in a northerly direction, and so sents that the United States may inter
deaths and prostrations.
Drops a Bomb Accidentally.
men w ill save much of the timber in $1.2501.35; grapes, $101.76 perorate; seriously injure the traffic of the Great vene for the preservation of Cuban in
Odesaa, Aug. 28.— Late Saturday af the burnt district up the North San peaches, $101.10; pears, $1.75, plums, Northern and Northern Pacific systems, dependence, tbe maintenance of a gov
Tbe c u r has decided to immediately
temoon a g irl dropped a bomb in the tiam river.
give land to the peasants.
The fire as it rushes fancy, 60076c per box; common 60
or southerly, to impair the future pro ernment adequate for the protection o f
Nicholas boulevard, 60 paeee from tbe through th green timber burns those 76c; blackberries, 606c per pound; fits of tbe Union and Southern Pacific life, property and individual liberty
Japan w ill investigate the killin g of palace of governor Kaulbars.
There parts of the trees which are loaded with crab apples, 76c per box.
Early this summer there was a mys and for discharging the obligations
seal poachers by Americans.
was a deafening detonation and a wild pitch, and leaves the wood but little
Melons— Oantaloupee, $1.7602 per terious bunching of tbrea Pacific coast with respect to Cuba imposed by th e
Southern railroads have announced stampede of the promenaders. No one charred. A ll the limbs and foliage are crate; watermelons, 101 j^c per pound. lines stock. Before Hsrriman or H ill treaty of Paris on tbe United States t e
is injured except tbe girl who drop devoured, and the pitchy bark is burn
that they w ill obey the rate law.
Vegetables— Beans, 6 0 7 c ; cabbage, could discover who were the purchas be assumed and undertaken by the gov
ped tbe bomb. Her band was shat ed through, but the part that ia valua l & 9 2 c per pound; celery. 8 5 c0 $ l per ers, tbe Canadian Pacific bad obtained ernm ent of Cuba.”
Valparaiso is under martail law, and
tered. I t is supposed tbe bomb
ble for lumber is injured but little. dosen; corn, 16020c per dosen; cu sufficient interest in tbe road to wield
is fast recovering from the earthquake.
dentally fell from her band before she This charred timber may be utilised cumbers, 40060c per box; egg plant, tbe balance of power._______
Date o f Convention Postponed.
/
Cuban eitiseos residing in New York reached the entrance to tbe palace. 8be
for m illing purposes at any time within 10c per pound; lettuce, head, 26c per
Salem,
Or., Aug. 26.— Notice hae
w ill ask Boosevelt to take a hand in and another g irl and a university stu
Guerrora Gets Ammunition».
four years after the fire as a rule.
dosen; onions, 1001214c per dosen;
been sent out that the date of the in
affairs in Cuba.
dent, who was accompanying
peas, 4 0 6 c; bell peppers, 12)4 016c;
Fan Juan de Mart n u , Aug. 27.— A terstate convention on the subject o f
A Jewish másese re is threatened at were arrested.
'radishes, 10016c; per dosen; rhubarb, correspondent of the Associated Pi
election of senators bv direct vote o f
8tate Will Profit.
IJedlice, Poland, where the chief of
20214c per pound; spinach, 208c per wbo rime out from here today says tbe people has been changed from Sep
Salem—
That
the
sale
of
the
Oregon
police has been killed.
8tolypin’ s Daughter Alive.
Central wagon road lands to Minnesota pound; tomatoes, 60090c per box; tnat when Pino Guerrora left San Luis, tember 5 to December 5. The conven
St. Petersburg, Aug. 28.— Tbe daugh
Tbe Pan-American conference aims
and North Dakota investors means parsley, 26c; squash, $101.26 per he took from that town 40,000 rounds tion ia to be held in Dea Moines, Ia .
to make gold the universal money basis ter of Premier Stolypin, who was in much to the settlement of Southeastern crate; turnips, 9Oc0$l per sack; 'car of ammunition he found there. H e also The purpose is to adopt a plan of pro-
a n d by the bomb explosion in tbe
o f the western hemisphere.
Oregon is tbe belief o f W . F . Dunlap, rots, $101.26 per sac*; beats, $1.260 secured 28,000 rounds in San Juan de ceedure which shall result in two-
premier’ s summer borne Saturday and
1.60 per sack.
Martinss. I t is reported that (Xtlonel thirds of the states of the Union de
London papers predict the annexa who was erroneously reported to have of the state printing office, who was
Julian
B retail court, the Havana Lib manding that congress call a constitu
Onions— New, 1140114c per pound.
tion of Cuba by the United States and died, ia still alive, and passed a quiet formerly a newspaper man in North
eral, who is aeoond in command of tional convention to draft an amend
Potatoes
Oregon
Burbanks,
70076c;
Dakota.
H
e
bases
his
opinion
on
his
say it is the only thing to do.
night under the effects of an opiate.
Guererra’ a force, was slightly wounded ment providing for popular election o f
knowledge of the work these men have sweet potatoes, 40414c per pound.
A St. Louis woman has married the The premier’s son, wbo was also hurt, done in North Dakota in tbe way of
Putter—Fancy creamery, 2214026c in the engagement near San Luis. United States senators.
wfong man through a mistake in send is better today. The dfiwager empress colonising large tracts of land purchas per pound.
No order for advance have yet been
this morning made inquiries as to tbe
ing letters by a marriage bureau.
Opposed to Joint 8 tete.
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 2114022c per given.
ed in that state.
condition of tbe children. Two more
Tucson,
Arisona, Aug. 26.— Tbe Re-
■an Francisco w ill erect a temporary persona injured by the explosion died.
Must Spell in Old Way.
publican party in Tucson and Pim a
Poultry — Average old hens, 18c per
Clackamas Farm ers A re Pleased.
wooden city hall to be used until the
Washington, Aug. 27. — Tbe presi county, at tbe primary held today,
present structure can be repaired.
OTegoq Oity— Gottfried Moehnke, a pound; mixed chickens, 1214018c;
Ready fo r Trial Trip.
farmer at'Shubel, reports a yisld of 74 springs, 1814014c, old roosters, 9 0 dent’ s order adopting tbe new system went on record as opposed to joint
Onban officials believe the insurrec
London, Aug. 28.— Tbe Daily M ail’s bushels per acre from a five-acre field 10c; dressed chickens, 14016c; tur of spelling may be put into practice in statehood. In Tucson the anti-jointure
tion has reached its lim it.
Christiana correspondent says that a of oats. An exceptionally good yield keys, live, 16022c; turkeys, dressed, several departments, but it w ill cut no ticket received 402 votes against 263
The government has withdrawn negro steamer from Spitsbergen brings a r
it for jointure. In outside precincts
of wheat and oats, both in quality and choice, 2002 214o; geese, live, 8010c; figure with the C ivil Service commis-
port that tbe Wellman Chicago Record- quantity, is reported by Clackamas docks, 11018c.
troops from Texas garrisons.
•ion in examinattosn. Applicants w ill tbe result was similar. Great feeling
Herald North Pole expedition’ s shed county farmers as far as the harvest has
Hops — 1906 contracts, 18 0 20c; be graded in spelling according to tbe was exhibited between tbe opposing
Harriman is gaining control of tbe and balloon were finished last week,
standard dictionaries and not accord factions at the polls. Thera wsre many
progressed. A yield of 70 bushels of 1906, nominal; 1904, nominal.
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Northwestern as well as St. Paul road. and that Mr. Wellman intends shortly
oats per acre is also reported from the
W ool —Eastern Oregon average beet, ing to the rules of spelling reform. challenges and several fist fights before
to make a trial trip.
farm of George Laselle near New Era.
16019c per pound, according to shrink Phonetic ’ p d lin g w ill hereafter be used tbe day closed.
The National Bed Cram w ill receive
age; valley, 20022c, according to fine- in the t.-en mission of district govern
funds for the relief of stricken Chilean
Yacht Galilee Dameged.
Cuts Heavy C rop o f Oats.
San Francisco Gave First.
es; mohair, ehoioe, 28080c per mental correspondence.
cities.
Yokohama, Aug. 28 — Tbe magnetic
La Grande— James H alley harvested pound.
Washington, Aug. 26.— San Francisco
Bring in Valencle Victims.
Veal— Dressed, 61408c per pound.
made the first American contribution
Tbe steamer Manchuria, which went survey yacbt Galilee, which sailed from 10 acres of oats last week, which will
Washington, Aug. 27.— Notification to the Valparaiso earthquake sufferers.
Beef — Dressed bulls, 8c per pound;
on e reef in tbe Hawaiian islands, is San Francisco about a year ago in the average 80 bushels. Tbe straw was so
interests of the Carnegie Institute, was heavy and thick that the binder could cows, 4140614c; country steers, 606c. * » • «ent to the revenue cutter, Grant
dispatch received by the State de
riep ldly going to picosa.
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driven on tbe breakwater here during a cut only half a swath at a time, and it
Mutton — Dressed, fancy, 708c per today to proceed to Bamfield, B. 0., f r partment today from American Minis
The towen of Llaillai is reported to typhoon August 24. 8be was consid- took two days to cut the grain. This pound: ordinary, 6 0 6 c; lambs, fancy, the bodies of the Valencia victims. Tbe ter Hicks, at Santiago, announced that
have entirely disappeared as a result of
b 'y damaged, but has been floated should not be considered bad for a 80814c.
Grant is not seaworthy, so cannot go a donation of $10,000 had bean received
th e Chilean earthquake.
and docked for repairs.
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half-crop” year.
direct to the scene of the wreck.
frote San Francisco.
Pork— Dressed, 70814c per pound.