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ssStt AftMCD FORCES FOR OUBA. NEWBERG GRAPHIC R IO T S EX FCO TED IN INDIA. Cartridges Given to Volunteers and High Officials Enlist. AN Elements O ppose Man Far Large Standing Army. Havana, April 00.— The plan of a standing Cuban si my of IS.000 men, as surg «le d by the general t-taff of the American aiuiy, Is moot att motive to that element of the Cuban people «Which is fond of tbe gold late and re Actual Crops Dispo sed o f galia of the Spanish-American armies. Against Southern Pacific tps Good Profits. But among the conservative elements Salem— After d m and mature delib Wood burn— I f tbe true farming con the plan excite* really leas Interest eration the Oregon Railroad commis dition* of this section wore mare wide than the preceding one to recruit the sion has rendered its opinion finding ly known In tbe Bast there would be rural guard« up to I t ,000 men. The the 1 « rate per ton of 1,006 p o u n d s _____________________ ^ thousands mors coming to Oregon ro latter plan was vigorously opposed, upon rough green fit lumber from Pott- nrdleas of whether there ars special o f tSo even by the Liberals, who, it waa sup land to San Franoisco bay points, jte railroad rates or full fare. Here is on- Inter— ting Events posed, would have jumped at the op excessive, discriminatory and contra <j j * few instaooea o f how terming in o f tteo P u t W — k. portunity fo r a lavish diatri tuition of to tbe tule*, order* and regulations of this rtoinlty pays, reference being made patronage, and while the standing army the Interstate Commerce lew, and, u r mice of 100« crape: scheme l e i been framed to meet their tbe Southern Pacific company 1« p. J. Anderson, ten acne of pots- R . Foraker, brother of Senator objections, the apparent impoadbility Mores t ’.e o 'd rate of «3.10 part« a toes, sold for «1,041. la deed. of this accomplishment haa caused it to upon the same commodity “ within a Martin Beraan. six acres of Yioe President Fairbanks opposes be received with something very like « a b le length of tim e ," about t^ o w |<t for «760. absolute state rights. __ . .. : .(weeks being considered “ reasonable/’ i , Bonnes Bros., one and three-fourth* ° 0" " ” - g ” »- wbo.hf . Q0t. b7 U » ~ « n U . I . I* Ikl. U» " W tT Mexico and QnaUmate srs about to been advised of any intention of the ^ wlll * pbced before Hemahorn ______ b A »., ■ the In tef __________ .. _ four _ _ |____of on- boos— level red in a conflict. W ar department to adopt the elaborate Commeroe oommlwion throup» ^ .old for «800. Sydney Olivier, the new governor of program of the general staff, doss not the medium of the attorney letters) i f innumerable instanow can be given believe it prua ibis to bring to the Jamaica, la an avowed socialist. island of Oubs 11,000 soldiers who j p in io n ie the ootoome of bpotstoes" — ¡ ^ r b o r o ^ o w ' a S Tw elve miners were drowned In a ■hall oome up to the standard of the [hearing of the complaint o f the West- and other output#, and the.future looks flooded mine at Johnstown, Pa. United State- army. This view is hilly era Oregon Lumber Manutectoreri» «m - d in g ly bright that our termers Heoey says the acquittal o f Hermann shared by Cubans experienced In m ili association Tuesday against the South-' ^ preparing to increase their acreage, w ill snake no difference w ith the Ora* tary affairs. ern Pacific', action In putting Imp The to^kate are ¡ S t o a t could ¡T d e - gon land cases. effect the «6 rate, A pril 18, to curtail. ajred. 1 U la said to Rave announced his AB A N D O N S T E A M E R A T SEA. the undesirable traffic in lumbar f r o t h . - i NEWS OfTHE WEEK b i M m I b n kr hr I ftto uL OPENS JXPOSITION labors, British India, A pril 29.— Rifles and 20 rounds of bell cartridges have been served oat to tbe local volun- ln consequence of signs of'marked unrest among the Hindoo rtndent ele ment. The publication of inflammato ry articles In the native newspapers, inciting race hatred against tbe Euro peans and demanding native control of the government of India by means of an elected parliament, has been follow ed recently by riot# at Lahore and else Big Fahr Commemorating 800th An« where in the Punjab and by attacks on nlvaraary o f Firat Engltah Settle Europeans. Professional and political ment in America Ie Opened. agitators are now fomenting strikes on the reilrauto, and the government baa concluded that it is tim e to suppress the rioting by foroefnl means, if neese- Norfolk, Vo., A pril \S7.— President Roasvelt, tbe diplomatic, naval and The authorities are satisfied that a m ilitary repreeentativco.of foreign na determined front w ill speedily end the outward eigne of disaffection, especially tions and the governors oi a soots o f as they have tbe unanimous support of slates participated yesterday in th e the great Mohammedan population, opening exereircs o f tbe Jamestown who, at nanoerc* maw meetings, have The expo emphatically coondemned the anti- Tercentennial exposition. sition to far from complete, bat tliia European movement. Recent events have given a remarkable impulse to was not allowed to interfero In any way enlistment in the volunteers. Tne re w ith tbe oelebrattou of the 300th cruits include five judges of the Su anniversary of tbe first English settle preme oourt, the directors of public in struction, university professors, high ment in Amerioa. From the firing o f government officials and leading bank a sunrise salute of 800 gana by the ers and merchants, all o f whom have United States army through the pic entered tbe tonka o f the privates. turesque review of the international fleet of war vetwla anchored in Hamp T O R N A D O IN T E X A S . ton Roads, through tbe ceremonies of Eight Lives Known to Have Been Lost dedication, at which the president ■poke, and down to a late hour lost and Heavy Damage Dune. Fart Worth, Tex., A p ril 29.— One night, when the chief executive went town ia dastroyed, extensive aboard the naval yacht Sylph to spend done to property and « o p e et other tbe nigbt, the day was crowded w ith points and eight lives ore known to incidents.. have been lost aa a result o f a storm The ceremonies were brief, tbe feat- which waa general over this state Sat- ore being the addresses of P resid en t^ urday night, and at some points swam Tucker, oi the axpoetikm, aad Presi ad the proportions of a tornado, accord dent Roosevelt. Tbe latter, at tbe con ing to a meager report received here. clusion of hie address, pressed the gold The village o f Beaming, in Cook button which formally marked the oonnty, was practically wiped out and opening of the commemorative enter five persons are reported to have been prise. Then followed an informal killed at this point. The deed include luncheon to the president and for the W . Alexander, a young child named other guests in the administration Wilkinson, two men and a little girl building. The president later review The field of tbe tornado was about ed a parade o f United States soldiers 600 feet in width. A t V alley V iew and sailors. A reoeption by tbe presi several houses were blown down am dent in the auditorium closed the day's Robert Nichols was killed. Two other events a t the fair grounds. men were killed in i^ e same ne ghbor- Tbe people again and and again gave hcod, but their names were not learned. vent to their enthusiasm aa the presi A t Bulphor Springs ball banked in dent pressed the gold button, which drifts and stalled all trains. A t Celeste foraaally opened tbe exposition. I t a big ootton m ill was blown down. was the signal for unfurling of a thous The fruit crop in the neighbor boot and or more flags upon the various of Sulphur Springs was dsstroyed; oot buildings. A t the same time a signal ton and oorn was boats n to tbe ground was given to tbe United States end for and the damage w ill amount te many eign warship* and to the garrison a t thousands of dollars Fort Monroe, and all fired a salute t o the president. H ER M AN N A C Q U IT T E D . President tenterait Prester tei lte red Starts Virait. ALSO BEWEIS ADDRESS IF DAT willingness to run lor president should lD ™,iO,J >0il>t* ,00,^ w* rd' _ j L A N i F R U IT O R O P T O BE H EAV Y Lucifer Sprirge Leak and C rew Haa Whether or not the Southern P a d fe ______ the chance come his way. aeee fit to give heed to this flndin| and 1 to L — ve Her. The treasure chert o f Louis X V I , Fruita Except Apple# Give suggestion remains to bp seen, bat K , Falmouth, A pril 80.— Tbe British rfaen he left Versailles for Paris lee o f Abundant Yield. ■till leaves the question of a fist ralpj i than 100 years ago, has been un £ £ v of «1 per thousand from valley potatoi Eugene— The fine warm weather of earthed. IS, for Rotterdam, arrived bere today __ , — ¡Z mè * a mnA , u (m to Port land undecided, and this move- the peat two weeks baa advanced the and landed tbe crew of the steamer Berlin papers are commenting nnfa ment, which ie being agitated by t i i ■ bods and blossoms so materially that Lucifer, bound from New York for Dub vorably on Prinoe August W ilh elm ’■ valley m ill men, is foreign to that end- some prophesy of the 1907 fruit crop lin, which wan abandoned in latitude protested visit to the United States to bracing the interstate rote, and m o p sun be made. 40.19 north, longitude 00 west. Mem , be brought before the commission un Every atop bat apples promises to be bers o f tbe Lociter’s craw said it der separate complaint and petition. ' heavy. Apples w ill not be as plentiful A new movement has started in Ire discovered A pril 8 that the vessel's this year as last, although the care land and ie spreading rapidly which hold waa filling w ith water. The T O EN C O U RAG E D EB ATIN G . that apple raisers are giving their lookate the absolute independence of pumps were manned , but the water orchards insures a better quality than the Irish. England is somewhat gained. The steamer dr it fed helpless. 8 tata Library Commission Propose« in years past alarmed. Tbe captain ordered all the boats W ork. to Furnish Books fo r to J | H The B peaoh crop, which waa the light- stocked w ith provisions for 12 day« Rockefeller baa given another «2,- Salem— Debating librarie# and the ' * »t fruit crop in this section last year, and. made ready «or instant use. A 000,000 to Obioaga uni vanity. * ' keen lookout was kept and three daya organisation o f a system of debating lo M no accident befalls, w ill be un ns sally Cherries, pears, prunes add A long distance balloon flight from later the crew was relieved to see the the high schools of tbe state, wjric i Ot. Louis to Washington is to be at light« o f two passing vessel*. Their means practically the harmonising 0 pl«ma look uniformly w ell. The yield tempted. distress signals, however, were not the State university, the Library com « smaller fruits w ill be good, seen, and a part of the cargo was jet mission and tbe public schools of t h « ! . The groin, hay and grass crop to in state in that line of educational develop« r * * * condition for this time of the o f the Hammond Typewriter oompany, tisoned to lighten the vessel and keep meat, was what the Oregon Library year. her afloat, though it was evident she to could not survive much longer. Fin- commission decided to inaugurate at An attempt was ade to O ffers B2 fo r Tidelande. ally after a week tbe Sagami was sight the last regular meeting aa one of the ssngsr train an the Southern railroad ed and the crew tmnrfered. Shortly principal new features for the ensuing Salem— Another effort haa been made near Harrisburg, N . C. year. by T. Hendryx, o f Portland, who rep after this the Lucifer foundered. H ie commission w ill enlist the co resented himself and nine ethers, to in David W ilcox, former president of operation o f the high schools of the duce tbe State Land board to consider the Delaware A Hudson railroad com H U R L S T O N E S A T LE G A TIO N . state in the debating feature, aad w ill their application for tbe purchase of pany, has committed suicide. furnish a ll o f the books and literature approximately 2,600 acres of tide lands A gang o f ora thieves boa been cap Maxican Authorities Highly Indignant from w hith to obtain material when « and accretions consisting of a group oi at Guatemalan Mob. tured at Goldfield, N ev. They had 961 series o f debates w ill be outlined small sand islands situated in Oattomet 1 of high grade ore cached. The aeries w ill el bay, at «2 per acre, but tbe only 1 • Mexico City, Max., A pril SO.— E x followed out. oouragement be and his attorney, G . F. il authorities after inspecting treme Indignation has been caused h e re 1 w ith a joint debate at tbe oniverei steel mail cars ex press satisfaction and by the report that the American and between the winning school teams of Martin, could secure was that tbe ap- no doubt all new cun w ill hereafter be Mexican legations in Guatemala City Eastern and Western Oregon for toq plications would be placed on file to FIND S E O R E T O F W R E C K S. i(await the further action o f ‘ the board have been atoned by a mob of several state championship. 1 of etoeL These debates w ill embrace all gradeds^ter the new law gore into effect In- n o w rong u ont m utvrroying L t tt tr hundred men. There is evidently a The San Francisco Labor eouneil has strong inclination to give «rooence to of school work above the ninth, and a creasing tbe minimum price from «2 to Books, Says Jury. Y ork Railroad paasad resolutions condemning Roose separate plan of organising a contest «6 per acre, Say Broken Rails the report. , Washington, A pril 29.— Blnger Her velt for his stand in the Moyer Petti Mexican troops are being mobilised upon tbe same basis in declamatory mann walked out o f oourt Saturday Albany, N. Y ., A pril 27.— Broken bone-Hay wood eaae. Wheat at Athena Looks Well on the Guatemala frontier, which ia be work in grades from tbe eighth down ia afternoon a free man. No longer docs rails removed from railroad tracks in Athena— “ Fall wheat in this locality he rest under the charge of having AH signs seem to point to another lieved to be highly significant, though also in contemplation. the W ar department haa stated this is to looking fine as a rale, and in fraudulently destroyed 86 letter preaa this state daring January, February revolution in Guatemala in tbe Elgin le Going Ahead. where it is not ooming on as it shook! copy books jnst prior to his retirement and March o f this year were much- future. One party has gone so ter as only a movement to insure strict neu Elgii > — Elgin to one among the many there is cause for it, and something ia from the effioe of land commissioner. to form a provisional government to be trality and protect Mexican interests more numerous than in the correspond [to w n s that . are ready for emergencies. against remote danger from marauding, Oregon _ . . growing - , , „ with w rong," said a prominent farmer here That he destroyed the books he does ing three months of either cf the posh t arMk rapid strides. Several thousand dollars « " I n such carea tbe surface is usually not deny, bat that he did so with .* The British cabinet has offered a Beprts are current b e n that Minister \ , •pe be . . . expended - _______ tbe r present , found to be bard, sa if it was baked. wrongful Intent is denied by both H er two years, aoootding to a bulletin issued alight concession to Ireland. public Improvements, chief among T h k condition can be relieved by put- mann and by the jury, and its judgment today by the state railroad commis Gambooa, representing Mexico in GuAte- for Mil. Lkk mill Ik * iwimtl n 1 ««f a ware . . . . . .* * flarriman plans a doable track line mala, has left that country and crossed which w ill be the erection of a new ting era a sigssg harrow, which loosens is final. His so-called private letter sioner. The bulletin saye: and modern school building, which w ill between Tacoma and Portland. the soil around the roots and brings books may have contained some / Official into Mexican territory as the result of Tbe unnasl number of broken rails cost when completed «20,000. The This letters, Hermann may or may not have A bill for Polish autonomy haa been friction with the Cabreras government. structure w ill be constructed of native the moisture to the surface. reported daring the past winter caused nhould be followed with a ro lle r." known of this fact, but tbe jury I introduced in the Russian dooms. etone and brick and w ill have ten tbe inveetigation at this time. The held that he did not fraudulently de W IL L T A L K T O R O O S E V E L T . rooms. Tbe building w ill be heated Thu treasurer of the Woonsocket, R . stroy the books. H e did not destroy board finds that daring tbe three O ppose Referendum Move. by steam and w ill have every modern months ending March 81, 1907, there I ., electric oompany has embesaled Brownsville— Ash Swale grange to them for the purpose of impairing the Central Federated Union Committee convenience. School Clerk Weiss is «92,000. usefulness of the. records of the general waa a total of 3,814 broken rails on one of the granges o f Linn county that to Ask fo r a Conference. now receiving bids for the structure, principal steam lines of tbe state. Dar does not take kindly to tbe proposition land offioe nor to cover his own tracks, fmm her handlers at the Vancouver, ing the corresponding three months c f New York, A pril 80.— The Central and it w ill be completed this to use the referendum on tbe State uni and so bolding, tbe jury set at naught B. 0 ., m ills have gene on strike for a 1906 there was a total of 826, and dur Federated onion today, instead o f onan more than six weeks’ testimony Intro versity appropriation. day. Milton Teachers Have Money. imonaly condemning the president for duced by the government to show a mo ing tbe corresponding three months o f 1906, s total of 1,881. The matter In Milton— Perhaps no town la the In tive. ^ . . . i J. Gould favors railroad legis hie action in the M oyerflayw ood mat PO RTLAND M ARKETS. lation, but doss not like the idea of ter as has been reported, stood about land Empire w ith a population of 1,600 Hermann haa mads no plans for tbe detail haa been presented to tbs Amer evenly divided on tbe question which haa ae fine an educational system as 2 -oast teres. fnthre. H e w ill eventually return to ican Bailway association, which 1« now Wheat— Club, 76e; bloestem, 77c; Orecgn, bat whether he w ill again ven holding its convention in Chicago, and bee stirred labor unions all over tbe this city, nor each enterprising teach Tbe front o f an eight-story C hiA go country. The diacuesloa, which lasted ers, of whom there arc 11. A project valley, 72s; rod, ^4e. ture Into polities to yet to be deter it haa requested that tbe matter be building col lapsed without warning Oats— No. 1 white, «29.60; gray. «28 mined. He m id tonight that hie time taken np for diecossten and action by more than three boors, was the most to being promoted by the Milton Com No coa was hurt. bitter ever heard s t a Central Federation mercial d a b to baild a « 10,000 hotel, «2 9 . bed been so engrossed with the trial tbe railroad managers. Rye— «1 .4 6 # 1A0 per ewt. It to probable that the convention A larga Pittsburg packing boosu oon- onion meeting. Tbe result was that and the teachers of tbe public schools, that he had given no thought to tbe - Barley— Feed, «2 2A 0 per le a ; brow future. H e stated, however, that the w ill go into the ean«ea of the greatly a half m illion pounds o f laid the ___________ „ _____________________ all o f whom are wesnen except Prtaci- meeting, representing 100,000 workers in Manhattan, ordered ' pal H. B. Pen nock, have su beri bed « ] , . ing, «23; rolled, «23.60#84A0. The loss to «800,000. verdict was not a saiprise to him. He increased number o f breakages and that Cora— W hole, «26; crooked, «26 per bad been conscious all along of bis in the matter w ill bs d iscussed as to causes that a committee of three go to Wash 000 stock in tbe hotel enterprise, Ftoh, a director of I ington and have s heart-to-heart talk ly all the teachers reside here. nocenoe and having avery confidence in and a conference arranged with n i l Goold ronda, says thè ooming crop w ill Hay— V alley timothy, No. 1, «1 5 0 the fairness of tbe jury, fo il no concern manufacturers with a view to discover w ith President Roosevelt regarding his be a hard ooe to mova, ae thè cui short- WIN Fight Closed Season Law. 16 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, about the outcome. ing i f the alarming number of break criticism of Moyer and Haywood. aga is as seriosa ss ever. Astoria— Frad Olson and John Mna- «1 7 # 1 8 ; clover, «9 ; cheat, «9 ; grain ages is d o« to method of manufacture tik were arraigned in the Justice court hay, «8 # 1 0 . There w ill be a meeting attended by or metal eomprsltion. Big Firs In Emeryville. Banquet to Awettenham. Apples— Common, 76c#«1.2S per on complaints charging them with delegate* from all parta of thè United Berkley, Chi., April 80.— A disastrous Vancouver, B. 0 ., A pril 29.— Sir operating setaets during tbe closed sea bos; choice, «1.6002. States held in Washington early in M ore Mbney fo r Famine Relief. fire started In tbe wood fiber and plas Alexander Swettenham, who was re Vegetables— Turnips, «101.26 per son In Youngs and Lewis and Clark May to discare ways and manna of e rad ter works at Em eryville last evening, lieved of the governorship of Jamaica St. Peterrbarg, A pril 27.— The fam rive n , respectively. Mnstik pleaded seek; carrots, «1(81.25 per sack; beets, ica ting thè white piagne. and before tbe firemen could control guilty and wee fined «60. Olson w ill «1 .2 6 0 1 A0 par rack; horseradish, 7 # because of hto ungracious behavior to ine relief committee of the lowt r house The Rhode Ir land legislatore haa ad- tbe flames tbe plant was destroyed, to fight the charges against him on the 80 per pound; cauliflower, «101.60 per Admiral Da via, of the American navy, of parliament today discussed the sap. journed without breaking thè senatoria! gether with tbe F. M . Umphred Fur because the latter landed marines at plementary credit of «11,600,000 for ground that the state fishing law does down; lettuce, head, S5#45cper dosen; niture factory and the Sou them Pacific Kingston to patrol the town after it famine relief, tbe b ill for which was dawÉjsdb onions, l O 0 l2 )« e per dow n; radishes, not apply to Young* river. depot at Em eryville. The ram track 20 e per dosen; asparagus, 11016c per had been partially destroyed by earth submitted to parliament April IS by The attorrony general of sheds and grandstand of the California quake, w ill arrive in Vancouver in Premier Btolypln, who asked for the Fruitgrowers to Build Warehouse pound; rhubarb, 3# 4 c per pound. a se berne whcih he believes w ill effect Jockey club were endangered and the licet discussion of tbs measure on La Grande— Tbe special meeting of Onions— Oregon, «3 # 4 per hundred. July. The Canadian club of Victoria ively stop a ll liquor trafile in bis state. Judson Iron sorbs badly damaged. the Grand Bcnde Valley Fruitgrowers’ Potatoes Oregon and Eastern, «1 .86 proposes to tender him a hanqnet and account o f the urgency of the situation. Eastern Montana to experiencing a Two oil tanka of the Southern Pacific union w ill soon bs culled to disease the tbe same body has suggested to the offi Tbe committee decided to raoommend 02 per asek; sweet potatoes, 8 c per cers bliaaard. On the Flathead Indian n of the Vancouver Canadian club the immediate appropriation of « 2 ,- company were btarned and dwellings plan of balldlng a warehouse In La ponnd. creation there to over six inches of also destroyed. that he be given a reception kero. 600,000 for famine relief, the govern Grande for tbe aeeommodntkm of the Butter— Fancy creamery, 2 2 # # 2 6 e ment to withhold the balance, pending aaeooiatioa’s business. The officials par pound. Government ft Witte O ffers CHtM sm . the report of the ministry. to favor the project, and in all Butte - Fat— First grade cream, 2flo Harrinnan has plans for a new tor Denver, A pril 89. S t Petersburg, A pril «0 .— Coant probability the building w ill be com per pound; aeoond grade cream, 2 o minal in Cbtoage aad prepose« to raaeh Take Buffalo Herd to Oanada. calved hero late tonight from Washing W itte, tbe ax-premier, in a character pleted In time for the handling of this per pound. it by s tunnel 22 asiles long under the istic speech before the council of Denver, A pril 27.— A message was year's crop. __________ Poultry— Average old bene, 16# 15c ton announces that Chairmen Knapp, empire today delt with tbe question of per pound; mixed chickens, 15016)4o; of tbe Interstate Commerce commis received in this city today to tbe effect Eugene Hopes to Be Terminal. The government bas beau asked to the statutes in n g r d to experts assist spring fryers and broilers, 22>§026c; sion, and Labor Commissioner N eill that the famous Pablo herd of bpffslo Eug ene I t is reported bare that the have accepted the invitation of the Den at the Flathead reservation in Mon- take eta hand in the laber trouble of ing eommitteea in the donate. H e took Southern Pacific company is negotiating Old roosters, 10012c;.dressed cbiakens, ver A Rio Grande Railroad company, had been sold to the Canadian an advanced stand to a certain extent, the R io Grande railroad and prevent a 16017c; larkeys, dressed, choice, 18)4 asking for liberal support; criticised for a tract of land in Falrmoont, a su "20c; geese, live, 8c; docks, 16018c. to estns to this city sod assist in set government. Howard Eaton, at W e ll, strike. tling the e-ntroveisy between tbe eons- Wyoming, telegraphed W . F. Ken die paralysis of the council of the em burb of Eugene, on which to erect ear Eggs— 19c per down. The crews, all Americans, of seven pire, and said it was unworthy Of being repair sheps and terminal baild tugs y and it« trainmen and oondnetors. drick, a Denver mining man, today Dressed Meats— Veal, 6 ) 4 0 8 c per of the trains of tbe Bottom railroad arc called the upper house. Count W itte's I t to said that the company intends to era. N eill and Knapp w ill arrive in that the Canadian government had paid poand; beef, balls, 8 0 Me; cows, 6 # make Eugene a division point for the In prison in Mexieo charged with smug action to hailed with appeoval. a deposit on the herd. The balls w ill Denver Wednesday. proposed Klamath extension as wall os 6c; country steers, 60 7o; mutton, gling arms and ammunition into thet » removed to Canada about May, and fancy, 1 0 # 1 0 K c per ponnd;' ordinary, for the main Hr * the cows and calves In Jnly. Death Whan Fler Drops. Scurvy In Famine Lands. 8#9c; spring tombs, with pelts, 18o; H ood R iv«r turtle It Down Itoltln ore, A pril 29.— A section of l L Petersburg, A p ril 80.— Scurvy pork, 0#9c per ponnd. Hops— 7010c per pound, according 600 feet of the new pier being con- flood River— At a special meeting of injured, haa increased greet.y in the famine dla- killed and 12 i f Berlin, April 27.— Emperor W illiam trailed at tbe immigration station at n argent meeting of the gov Pine Grove grange No. 860 tbe proposi to quality. psopsrty of them seriously, a ordered that the field gana, gun f/Kuat Point, South Baltimore, for tbe tion of referring the University oi Ore ool— Eastern Oregon a ernment relief committee bos been Wool ' k « o f «800,000 to the i i o f a New carriages and ammunition wagons of Baltimore A Ohio railroad, collapsed 18018c per ponnd, according to shrink gon appropriation bill to the people fled for tomorrow following tbe re York firs. ceipt o f a telegram from Zemstvo, pres was toinea down by a large majority. age; valley, 2 1 # 23c, according to Ane this afternoon, carrying down With It tbs German artlllrry bs painted s dull I gray. The change to based upon tbs t hones to to be built by ident of Ufla province, reporting 1,000 Tbe movement to unpopular La ' mona ir, choies, S9#30s por »tw een 20 and 26 workman, of | experiences of tbe Russo-Japanese war. 16 art unaccounted for. end a« king lev aid. ” port of the state. K
