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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
T O O B O O N FO R FAIR.
PLU N D E R E D B Y H ILL-M O R Q A N
Attorney
General
Aakad to
Northern Pacific Scandal.
t . h. WOODWARD, 1
Xi
Air
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
California Governor Will Not 8lgn
Bill fo r Appropriation.
FLOOD IS RECEDING
Sacramento, Chi., March 18.— G ov
Philadelphia, Pa., March 19.— Re­
NEWBERG.
ernor Q illett w ill not sign the Pacific
duced to the form of affidavits and of
documents, the authenticity of which
Coast Exposition bill under any circum­
PR IZ E S FO R E 8 S A Y S .
C AN N O T C O LLEC T PO LLTAX.
have been proved in legal proceedings,
stances. No amount of influence w ill
• " W
- to
revelations concerning the wholesale
plundering of the rights of stockholders Attorney General Passes on Validity 8ons o f American Revolution Want Es' lend to change his resolution in this
respect, which, he says, is unalterable,
says From Pupils o f Oregon.
in the Northern Pacific railroad are
o f Procedure.
about to be presented before Attorney
of
It is not because the governor Is oppos­
Too Oregon society of the Sons
Salem— Attorney General Crawford
General Bonaparte. A t the time of the
American
Revolution
offers
prises
to
ed to the exposition itself, but because
has filed his opinion in the validity of
Hill-Morgan reorganisation
of
the
the polltax collection with District tho pupils of the public schools of the he is fully convinced in h,ia own mind
Northern Pacific railroad, Brayton Ives,
Attorney John H. McNary, upon a re­ state of Oregon, for essays on subjects that the project has been sprung too
then a prominent New York banker,
Whole Buslnasa Cantai' o f tho 8m oky
Return« o f th « L t d Important but was the president o f the old company quest from the latter. House bill 326, connected with our war for independ­
early and at a time when the jaipayers
ence.
Prizes
o
f
$3Q
and
$20
w
ill
be
which
passed
the
last
legislature,
i
City It Submerged Whon Ice
N ot Loss Intarosting Events
In February of 1896 Mr. Ivea, as
of the state w ill 1« burdened enough to
pealed sections 3041 and 3142 of Bellin­ given for the first and second best <
o f the Past Week.
G orges Go Out..
president of the Nothein Pacific, ap­
ger A Co’.ton’ code, which abolishes the respectively, written on any of the fol repair the damages inflicted on the
pointed from his board of directors a
“ Joseph Brant and
$1 polltax law of 1864 and amended lowing subjects:
state institutions and op California
so-called
“ protective
committee,”
in 1870 to exempt firemen from the the Indiana of the Revolution,” “ Pub­
Thaw is almost certain to go to the claiming authority to proceed with the polltax roll. The act of 1886 and sub­ lic Schoole as a Means of Americanising cities by the disaster of last A pril. In
Pittsburg, Pa., March 16..—W ith the
asylum whether acquitted or convicted work of reorganisation. Morgan A Co. sequent amendatory acts providing for the Children of Aliens,” “ Separation expressing his views the governor said: rapid receding of the waters in the Mo-
were not only reorganisation managers,
' I told these people from the first
An Illinois woman w ill organise an contracting with themselves as syndi­ the state revenuee cover the entire of Church and State in America.”
that I would not sign this bill, that I nongahela, Alleghany and Obio rivers,
The
essays
are
limited
to
three
thous­
ground
of
the
section
enacted
in
1864,
army of drunkards’ wives to carry local cate managers, but they were also syn­
would not burden the taxpayers of the conditions are resuming normal pro­
providing that itate revenues ehsll be 6 and words each, must be written in the
option.
dicate subscribers, and thus appeared
state with a tax tc raise $1,000,000 at portions.
The approaches tc the
m ills on the dollar of all taxable prop­ student’s own handwriting on one side
President Roosevelt is said to be back in a three-fold capacity, being joined erty and in addition to the $1 polltax. only of the paper, and accompanied by this time. In the first place, this pro­ bridges are now clear of water and.
o f a move to start a boom for Taft for as syndicate subscribers with Mr. Ives
The attorney general holds that after a certificate of the writer’s teacher, posed fair is six years in the future, and street car service in the flooded district
and other directors of the old Northern
it w ill be plenty of time at the next
president.
the
repealing act goes into effect on stating that the writer is a pupil in
rj
•
Pacific company.
Millions of dollars
sion of the legislature for the state has been resumed.
May 26 the polltax cannot be legally designated class, and that the teacher
President Roosevelt has appointed a
were collected in assessments levied
do her share. Another thing, it is
A t 9 o’clock last night the \river had
collected; that the assessment would believee the essay to be the pupil’s own
commission on the improvement of
upon the stockholders of the old North­
The essay must be absolutely foolish to begin operations fallen almost eight feet.' A t that hour
not have the validity of a judgment un­ unaided work.
waterways.-
ern Pacific company, which it was
til it is entered on the roll. As the signed by the Writer, giving also his or now, when labor is scarce and materi­ the stage was 29 feet and dropping six.
Attorney General Thompson, of Ne­ thaught by the public were to be used
*
roll would not be mode up before the her postoffice address. They should be als high.
braska, says the new 2-cent passenger to rehabilitate the company.
“ I t is foolish for a man to have a inches an hour.
set takes effect, the assessor would have forwarded to Mr. A . M. Smith, Fenton
Instead of being so appropriated they
rate law is constitutional.
Ten square miles were inundated..
no further authority to collect the tax building, Portland, Oregon, and should housewarming before he builds his
were gathered in and divided among
Germany and Austria have combined
or make up the roll, and^that there is reach their destination not later than house, and for the next two years, to The loss Is summarized su> follows:
say tire least, the streets of Ssn Fran­
to oppose consideration of disarmament the syndicate as commissions sr.d pro­ no authority in future for sheriffs to the 26th of May, 1907.
in output of steel mills, $3,-
fits. This is one the of featuree of the
at The Hague peace conference.
collect the tax.
,
In awarding these prizes the commit­ cisco w ill be filled with bricks and de­ 000 , 000 .
“ sell-out” of tjre old Northern Pacific
tee w ill be governed by considerations bris. The bill provides that the people
Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, company and is one of the many amaz­
in output, o f other industries».
of: Originality, accuracy of statement, of San Francisco must n in e some $3,-
proposes a conference of gevernment ing things connected with this remark­
Plan to Finance Normal.
000,000
as
well
as
the
state.
Let
them
$
2
,
000
,
000
.
and state officials on railroad laws.
able reorganization for which a com­
Salem— The maintenance of the Mon­ manner of treatment, orthography, syn­ do this an9 then the state can acl.
tax
and
punctuation.
These
prizes
are
Loeses
in
wages of employes, $1,837,-
The reclamation service has sus­ plete investigation is being demanded mouth State Normal school has revert­ offered to encourage love of our country
777.
ed to the shoulders of the board of re­
tained Engineer Rose, of Idaho, saying of the authorities at Washington.
and the study of its history.
OVER A HUNDRED DEAD.
gents. Under the provision made by
Damage to industrial plants, $2,-
the chargee are the result of work by
Additional information may be ob­
them at a meeting here, a regular state­
600,000.
disgruntled contractor«.
R O C K E F E LLE R M A K E S W IL L .
ment of the contingent expenses, as tained by w riting to General Thomas Catastrophe in Forbach, Germany,
Total, $9,337,000.
The flood loss at Pittsburg is expected
well as the payrolls, will be filed with M. Anderson, care of The Bnckngham,
Mina from Firedamp.
to reach at least $10,000,000, and many Plans to Give An Immense Fortune to the secretary of state, as heretofore, and Portland, Oregon.
Various other estimates ae being
Forback, Germany, March 18.— An made, ranging from $10,000 000 to-
other towns in the path of the high
— Use o f the Public.------
— severat banks have agreed to advatRee
explosion of fire damp in the coal mine $20,000,000.
water ate reporting losses proportion­
Crop Outldbk Good
New Y o rk , March 19.— The Herald the money on them, requiring an M-
ately as high. A t Wheeling, W . Ya.,
Reports from numerous
Western
at
Kleinrossein, near here, last night,
w ill tomorrow say that aceosding to a signment of the payrolls over to them.
M ilton— Farmers in this section of
18 people have lost their lives.
Pennsylvania towns are to the effect
resulted
in
the
death
of
over
100miners
The
members
of
the
board
w
ill
individ­
member of John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s
Umatilla county are very optimsitic
that the flood is subsiding.
Tillman^Bays third term will be the bible class, and who is also a personal ually stand responsible for the payment over the prospect of a bumper wheat and the injury of 12 others. The dis­
The water in this city reached 37
aster
occurred
between
10
and
11
o’clock
of
the
hypothecated
securities.
This
iasue in 1908.
friend of John D. Rockefeller and in a
and barley crop this coming season
feet
at 6 a. m. yesterday, the highest
in
a
small
gallery
in
which
80
miners
was practically the only coarse ’. they
T 5 i The fall was an ideal one In regard to
An Anstlran officer predicts an Amer- position to know of his affairs, the lat­
stage ever recorded. More than 100,-
funds
-
-
-
-
were
at
work.
coaid
follow,
as
there
are
no
rainfall, there being plenty of moist­
ican.- Japanese war and American defeat. ter proposes to make a princely g ift to
As the work of rescue progresses it is 000 persons were temporarily thrown
New York City. I t w ill amount to at available by the state, and Governor ure in the ground before the setting in
out o f employment; every transporta­
The Interstate Commerce commission least $60,000,000.
I t w ill be partly Chamberlain could not take any atepe cf winter weather. The snowfall in seen the disaster was more serious than
is after the coal roads of Illinois and charitable and partly educational. The towards securing assistance, even if be the mountain districts this year has the first reports indicated.
Up to a tion company in tlie city was interrupt­
ed; skiffs carried hundreds of people to-
Indiana.
were so disposed.
Herald w ill add:
been unusually heavy, thus conserving late hoar 67 dead men liad been brought their places ot business, and the utilis­
to
the
surface,
w
hile
40
men
were
still
“ This man said that when Mr. Rock­
the water supply for the mummer
London woman suffragists declare
ation of wagons and homes aa ccnvey-
months. W ith the supply already pro­ missing. A ll the missing bavs been ancee, which did valuable service, was-
N o Encampment This Y ea r.
themselves ready to wear short hair to efeller was conferring with his son at
given
np
as
dead,
as
they
undoubtedly
Lakewood, N . J., a fortnight ago, the
w in theireanse.
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has duced by the thawing out on the low­
discontinued, owing to th « strenuous-
meeting was not for the purpose of die- >een officially notified by the W ar de­ lands or light soil districts, it leaves were buried under tailing wreckage.
protests by the Humane society.
The G. A. R. national encampment cussing any immediate gift, bat was on
Of
the
wounded
two
have
died,
and
little qneetion as to the adequate sup­
Twenty fatalities have occurred in
w ill be held at Saratoga, N. Y ., the the subject of Mr. Rockefeller’s w ill, partment of the abandonment of the
the doctors think that only one of the
ply
of
moisture.
regular army annual encampments, on
Allegheny county, directly due to high
week of September 9.
remaining
10
w
ill
recover.
The
De-
which document the oil king was then account of so many of the men being in
Wendels brothers, owners of the mine, water.
In a clash between American troope completing with the aid of his son and Cuba, and tl\p large number that w ill
In a fire that threatened the entire
Crop
Outlook
in
Harney.
have
given $26,000 to relieve the im­
and Cuban rural gnards at Satnta his lawyers. I t was said that this doc­ her required to go to the Jamestown
Mount
Washington section c f the city
Burns— The winter in Harney county mediate necessities of the afflicted fam­
Clara, Cuba, live were seriously in­ ument w ill astonish the world when it exposition.
The department, how­
26 business structures and dw ellin g»
is
over
and
the
snow
in
the
valley
has
ilies.
is made public.
jured.
1— —
,
ever, calls attention to the fact that
off with a warm rain.
There is
One hundred and seventeen others were destroyed oi damaged today, cans­
It w ill, it is declared, give no less during one week to ten days in July, gone
Dtentv o{ 8now
Oklahoma’s constitution his been
in
the
mountains
to
escaped
into adjoining galleriea. Two ing a lots estimated at $200,000. Many
than $260.000,000, for charitable and camps of instruction for coast artillery P ep ythe
completed. The initistive and referen­
high water over the swamp hundred and ten me% went into the 01 the dwellings were tenements or
educational purposes, and it w ill be so w ill be held, and the members of the
dum and direct primary laws of Oregon
land
and
make
good crops of hay. mine at 6 o ’clock last evening, and : »P»rtment hcosee, and there were many
bestowed that the benefit therefrom Oregon National Guard are invited to
have been copied.
Stockmen have turned their herds out about midnight the news was spread f narTOW e8C*Pe>-
w ill almost be perpetual.
participate.
Assistant Secretary of
The structures were mostly of frame
on the range, which is better than iias to the nearby village that a terrible
Roosevelt has demanded Harriman’s
W ar Oliver asks that preparations b e ,
construction
and, because of a break in
ever
been
known
for
tais
time
in
tire
disaster had occurred.
deposition and his backers w ill take
Rate W ar on the Atlantic.
made, tegether with a list of men who
the water main, the only available fire­
year.
Farmers
are
preparing
their
Almost
the
whole
population
of
the
away control from him so he w ill loee
London, March 19.— Herr Ballin, d i­ intend to attend, and forwarded to the
ground for spring crops and everything countryside gathered at the mouth of quenching materials were chemicals
a ll his railroads.
rector general of the Hamburg-Ameri- department.
points to a successful year to the farm­ the shall, among them the fainalies of iroin extinguishers and buckets.
Two attempts were made to stop the
The railroad presidents have con­ can Steamship line, who is here attend­
ers of Harney county.
the men below.
Rain began to fall
cluded the} have no mandate to present ing the shipping conference, today said
Board o f Sheep Inspectors.
heavily, and distreising scenes of grief flames by dynamiting buildings on
to the president and have decided they there was every likelihood of a renewal
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has
were witnessed as the bodies were either side, but each time the wreck­
Empire Mill May Reopen.
of the rate war for the North Atlantic
age caught fire. I t finally burned itself'
want to obey the law.
named the new stAte beard of sheep
Marshfield— What is taken as a sore brought to the surface and laid out un- out.
trade w ith the Cnnard line. W ithin a
commissioners.
The
new
officials
are:
dor
a
blaze
of
electric
lights.
So great has been the Japanese im­ fortnight he expects to see a decision
indication that Elijah Smith intends to
First district— W illiam H . Steusloff, again operate his large lumber m ill in
Many of the bodies were so disfigured
migration through El Paso, Tex., that one way or the other. Farther Herr
C O L L U S IO N , S A Y S GREENE,
Mexicans have been displaced by the Ballin declared the German lines had Salem, term of two years; district em­ Empire is the fact that he has had the that they were scarcely recognizable.
. brown men after assisting them to en­ a working agreement with the W h ite braces Clataop, Columbia, Tillamook,' Arago hotel reopened. This hotel has The work of bringing out the injured
Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas, been idle since the closing down of the men and the bodies of the dead was Substance o f Idaho Irrigation Franò
te this country.
8tar line, and that all possibility of
Yam hill, Polk, Marion, Linn, Benton,
I t is the very slow, the galleries being choked
Charges by Inspector.
Dowie’ s funeral sermon, written by friction, owing to the removal of that Lincoln, Lane, Coos, Douglas, Curry, lumber mill some yean ago.
only hostelry in Elijah Smith’ s little with wreckage.
line to Southampton, had now been ob­
himself, cursed bis enemies.
Washington,
March 16.— Secretary
Josephine and Jackson counties.
The DeWendels are one of the richest
city and is owned by the Southern Ore­
viated.
Garfield is working on s report tent to-
Second district— Thomas Boylan, An- gon Land company.
Hanim an wants railroads excepted
Workmen have mining families of Alsace-Lorraine.
his predecessor by Special Agent A . R .
from Sherman anti-trust law.
telope,
term
one
year;
district
compris-.
been,
busy
for
several
days
repairing
the
Reports Massacre o f Jews.
es Wasco, Crook, Lake and Klamath machinery in the m il).
Greene, detailing alleged frauds which
Children’ s Suicide Pact.
Finland has just held its first elec­
New York, March 19.— A Jewish
counties.
St. Louis, March 18.— I t was devel­ he believee he has uncovered in connec­
morning paper tonight received the fol­
tion under on i versai suffrage.
Third district— Dan P. Smythe, Pen­
oped today through testimony at the tion with the construction of the Boise-
PO RTLAN D M ARKET8.
lowing cablegram from Podihilo, near
dleton, term three years; district com­
The Japanese agreement has bear
coroner’ s inquest into the suicide last Payette irrigation project in Idaho.
Jasesck, Roumanla: “ Terrible ma
prises Morrow, Umatilla, Union, Grant,
carried out in San Francisco and Wash­
Wheat— Club, 71®72c; blueetem, 73 nighLof L idd in g Slocum, aged 10, that
ere since last Thursday. Town totally Wallowa, Baker, Harney and Malheur
Mr. Greene, so it is reported, allege»
ington.
0 7 4 c; valley, 70c; red, 69070c.
she had entered into a suicide pact with there has been collusion between con­
destroyed. A ll the Jewish population counties.
Oats— No. 1 white, $29; gray, $28.60. Gertrude Harper, also 10 years old. tractors on the Deer Flat reservoir dam
Schmitz and Rnef, the San Francisco are ruined and houses pillaged. W e
Barley— Feed, $22022.60 per ton; Gertrude testified that she had told her and Reclamation Engineer *D. W. Ross,
grafters, have lost every point so far in ask help— Marcos Getzel, Elias Solo­
Grain Bags at Nine Cents.
brewing, $23; rolled, $23.60®24.60.
mother that she was going to take her it being rumored that Mr. Green»
the eoorts.
mon, Shjen Sterberg.” The names
Pendleton— An order for the purchase
Rye— $1.46@1.60 per cwt.
life, and was prevented
J. P. Slinger. charges that the contractors, in return
signed
to
the
cablegram
are
said
to
be
The total deaths dne to the disaster
of 600,000 sacks was made by the exec­
Corn — W hole, $24.60; cracked, the drug clerk who sold the carbolic for favors shown by Mr. Ross, made
thoee
of
leading
merchants
of
Podihilo.
on the French warship Jena has now
utive committee of the Graingrowere’
acid to the Slocum girl, was airested him s present of 12,000 acres of land.
It is a place of abont 6,000 inhabitants, association in thia city. The name of $22.60 per ton.
reached 103.
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1. $ H @ today. He asserts she bore a note pur­ Officiala of the reclamation' service ab­
4,000 of whom are Jews. I t is only the firm of importers or manufacturers
16 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, porting to be from her mother asking solutely discredit the report, and ha\e
Speaker Cannon and other members 30 miles from Kishineff.
and the price paid has not been given $17018; clover, $9; chest, $9; grain for 6 cents worth of carbolic acid.
o f the congieesional party at Panama
the utmost confidence in Mr. Roes. I t
out, but it ia thought that the sacks hay, $9010; alfalfa, $14.
express surprise at the amount of work
is their belief that investigation w ill
Discuss Trust Problem.
are made in Portland and they will
Butter— Fancy creamery, 3 2 ){0 3 6 c
that has been done on the canal.
show Mr. Greene to be in error.
New York, March 19.— The National not be more than 9 cents apiece deliv­
Finds 2,600 Paopla Destitute.
per pound.
Columbus, O., March 18.— Adjutant
Ex-Senator Barton, of Kansas, w ill Civic Federation which called the trust ered in thia city. The contracts for
Butter Fat— First grade cream, 33)<c
conference
of
1899
in
Chicago,
has
de­
probably stay in jail an extra month
General Critchfield returned tonight
Three Drown In Ohio Town •
120,000 of these sacks have been signed per pound; second grade cream, 2c 1<
from Glocester, O., where he went at
because of his inability to pay his fine cided, it was announced today, to ar­ by Morrow county growers, who asked
Zanesville, Ohio, March 16.— Three
per
pound.
range for another conference of the for and were given permission to come
the request of Governor Harris to inves- Hungarians were drowned here as the
of $2,600.
Poultry — Average old hens, 16c
same nature to consider that probern in in with the Um atilla county farmers.
igato the flood situation.
The adju­ result of the flood this morning. A
Homer Davenport w ill send one of
per
pound;
mixed
chickens,
14c;
its latest aspects, especially the ques
tant general reported that he found scote of foreigners were living in a
his Arabian horses across the continent
spring, fryers and broilers, 2O 022){c;
tion o f Federal and state regulation of
about 2,600 flood sufferers in Glocester house that was snrroanded by the Mus­
H ow e Succeeds Williams.
to prove the strong endnring powers of
old roosters. 10012c; dressed chickens,
the corporations and the question of
and other mining towns in the vicinity kingum river, which overflowed daring
Salem— Governor Chamberlain has 16®17c; turkeys, live, 13016c; tur­
that breed. A cousin of the cartoonist
operation of the Sherman anti-trust
in argent need of relief. He purchased the night. When they started to wado
appointed ex-State Senator W . A. keys, dressed, choice, 1 8 ^ ® 20c;
w ill ride the animal.
law. It is proposed to hold this con-
supplies to the amount of $1,000 at to land three were canghf in thecorrenb
Howe, of Carlton, a member of the live, 8c; ducks, 16018c.
Paper manufacturers throughout the feience in May.
Glocester and turned them over to the and swept out into the river. Flood
state board of agriculture to succeed j Eggs— Oregon ranch, 1 7 ){0 1 8 c per
country w ill advance the price of their
local relief committee for distribution. conditions through Muskingum county
Jasper W illiam s, o f Albany, deoeaaed, dozen.
product! soon.
Many of the miners lost everything, the ■re unprecedented and growing worse
Fl >rce Gala Sweeps Bay.
and President W . H . Downing, of I Apples — Common, 75c0$1.25 per
flood coming upon them so quickly.
hourly. The Muskingum and Ltcking
San Francisco, March 19.— A fierce Shaw, to succeed himself.
Roosevelt has told Governor G illette
He also re­ box; choice, $1.6002.60.
riv e n are out of bounds in this city and
that legislation by California w ill pre­ south and southeast gale swept the appointed Dra. A . C. Smith, of Port­ | Vegetables— Turnips, $101.26 per
Burton Will Tell Secrets.
doing much damage.
•
hay today, which drove small craft to land, Alfred C. Kinney, of Astoria, and sack; carrots, $101.26 per sack; beets,
vent Japaaesa exclusion.
shelter, caused vessels in the stream to C. J. Smith, of Pendleton, on the $1.2501.60 per sack; horseradish, 7 0
Abilene. Kan., March 18.— Ex-Sen­
The strike of Portland millmen may seek positions of safety and made the
Edwards to Bs Deposed.
Their 8o per pound; eanliflower, $2,50 per ator Joseph R. Barton, who is sxpected
close down some business houses |that ferry steamers roll unpleasantly. Out­ board of medical examiners.
to return to his home here this week
Pendleton, Or., March 16.— That
dozen;
celery,
$3.25®
3.50
per
crate;
terms
had
expired.
have need for many boxes.
side the heads the gale raged with a
¿proofs, 9c; radishes, 80c per dozen; from Ironton, Mo., has engaged the Major 0 . C. Edwards, agent of the
H orse Fair at W ood bum.
fftnyveatant Fish, who was thrown velocity of 60 milea an honr, and the
asparagus, 10012)*c per pound; rhu­ local theater for March 23, where he Umatilla Indian reserraton, w ill lose
w ill deliver s public address. Senator his official head as a result of the in­
oat of the Illinois Central presidency teas ran high. 8e\eral vessels were
Wood bum— A livestock fair w ill be barb, $2.2602.50 per box.
compelled to pat back, owing to the held at Woodbnrn on March 23.
by Harriman, has gone to Gonld.
Six
Onions— Oregon, 76090c per hun­ Burton has for some time threatened to vestigation conducted by Inspector
condition o f the weather.
expose those whom he charged with Charles L. Davis, is believed in Pen­
classes of stallions w ill he on exhibition dred.
Fifteen passengers on a Los Angelea
—
Percheron,
Shire,
Belgian,
Clyde,
|
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, fancy, Ireing responsible for his conviction, dleton by everyone at all fam iliar with
trolley car were badly injured by a
To rp ed o Boat Is Rammed.
Standatrd and Gooch. There w ill also $1.36; No. 1 choice, $101.26; com­ and it is said that his remarks on next the course affairs have taken. Before
Southern Pacific engine striking the
Haturday w ill prove sensational in the leaving for Yakima today, Inspector
Ajacico, France, March 19.— Daring be teams, roadsters, brood mirea and mon, 76c®$l.
car.
extreme.
Davis annonneed that an order abolish­
the maneuvers lsst night without lights colts. Many blooded hones w ill be in
Veal— Dressed, 51*090 per ponnd.
A Chicago grand jury is after the so-
the torpedo boat destroyer Epee ram­ the parade at 2 p. m. The prizes w ill
ing the office of guardian for all Indian
Beef — Dressed bolls, 3 0 8 % per
called church and school fnrnitnrs
Six Die in Virginia Mines.
med torpedo boat No. 263. A steam- be awarded at 10 at. m.
heirs had been loaned.
Among the pound;
cows,
6
S
8c;
country
trust.
Tbs indictments charge the
pipe on the last named vessel burst, prizes is a $26 silver enp, donated by steers, 607e.
Norton, Va., Mairh 18.— An explo­
trust w ith controlling 80 per cent of
killing two men and mortally injuring the Bank of Woodbnrn for the best
Mutton— Dressed, fancy, 10©10)*c; sion occurred In the mines at Green-
Another Naval Disaster.
Abe business of the country.
another. The Epee towed the torpedo horse of a ll.
ongh this morning after several miners
ordinary, 809c per pound.
Brest, March 16.— There was another
had entered. The mine ia seven miles accident to a French warship off thia
Pork— Dressed, 609c per pound.
One of the Japanese warships coming boat ashore, where she was beached.
As far as can be port today.
Hops— 9012c per pound, according east of Ncrton.
Commission Approves Rato.
to Jamestown w ill have great attractions
During torpedo practice
learned, ten miners have escaped the coast defense ship Fulminant waa
Japan Adds 24 Regiments.
for naval msti. -. I t has a speed better
Salem— The Oregon Railroad com­ to quality. ”
W ool— Eastern Oregon aven ge best, ■lightly injured, two dead have been struck and seriously damaged on the
Tokic, March 19.— In pursuance of mission has given its approval to the
than any of ours add was finished in
lees than two years after th e keel was the program to increase armatmenta, 24 existing rate of $1.26 per thousand on 18018c per pound, according to shrink­ taken from the mines and four are water line by a torpedo. Collision mats
laid, which is better tim e than is made infantry regiments have been organ­ lumber in carload lota from Astoria to age; valley, 20023c. according to fine­ known to be in the mines and are sup­ were at once applied to the vessel’s
ized, mainly concentrated in Northern Seaside on the Astoria A Columbia ness; mohair, choice, 27030c per posed to be dead. The cause of the ex­ side and she was towed Into port in a
In American yards.
The vessel
plosion is unknown.
■inking condition.
Isles. The main base w ill be Kurume. I River railroad.
Damage at Piltslmrg Estimated:
.OREGON
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
AT LEAST TWENTY LIVES LOST
Il I
P
MM hr
Ten to Twenty Millions.