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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
B O N FIR E O F O L O T N E S .
O F O N E O P IN IO N .
OREGON STATE TIENS OF MEREST
Chinese Declare Boycott on Japanese
Q uote.
C.ILWOOOWÜ
Canton, March 24.— The greatest in
dignation prevails hare aaginat the gov
crament for yield log to the Japanese
demanda in the Tatou Mara mgs, it
being considered that the government’ s
action in this matter has brought dis
grace upon this provinos. The Self
Government society of Canton has or
ganised several monster indignation
meetings, at uhieb resolutions were
adopted that the anniversary of the re
lease of the Tatsu Maru be observed as
a day of public mourning. The resolu
tion« also declared a boyoott against
Japanese goods.
More than 60,000 persons attended
the mass meetings held yesterday ;
buildings w en draped in mourning and
20 or more orators delivered denuncia
tory speeches.
Among the speak
is a 12-year-old, whose declaration
against the Japanese caused the greatest
an thus team.
A great number of those who had as
sembled thereupon divested themselves
of Japanese made garments, including
caps and handkerchiefs, and mads a
huge bonfire o f them. One dealer in
Japs usee goods offered to aaerifloe his
entire stock.
The meeting reoommended the Im
peachment of Tuan Shi Kai of the
board of foreign affairs for weakness in
yielding to the Japanese.
EX C U R SIO N R A TE S.
NEWS IF TIE WEEK
A P P L E LA N D SI,OOO PER ACR E
vo tes to Forfeit
Railroad Land Grants.
Washington, March 28.— Two m il
lion sons of land In California and
Oregon vested in the Oregon A Califor
nia Railroad company,' owned by the
Central Pacific and oontrollad by E. H.
Harrlman, w ill be subjected to salt for
reoovery of title by the United States,
if action taken by the committee on
public lands 1s sustained by the house.
The committee agreed to report favor
ably without amendments a resolution
which has already passed the senate,
empowering and directing the attorney
general to orlng salts for the recovery
by the United States at the title to tbe
public tends granted to certain Weatern
railroad companies in cases where the
conditions stipulated in tbe grants hare
not been oompiled with— such condl
tlons, for example, aa governed tbe
grant of land to the Oregon A Califor
nia Railroad company in tbe sixties.
Under the grant the land waa to be
thrown open by the company far sate to
bona fide settlers at the United States
at not more than $2.60 an aore and in
panels not exceeding 180 acres as
It ia charged that some of this land was
sold by the Oregon A Oslifornia railroad
in violation at the conditions named
The refusal of E. H . Harrlman, an
nonnoed by him at tha Irrigation con
grass at Saormento last year, to sell
any portion of the remaining 2,000,000
acres, ted to tbs introduction by Senator
Fulton of the resolution which the pub-
lie lands committee acted on favorably
today. Chairman Moodell waa author
ised to draw the report of tbe commit
tee, which he w ill do this weak.
P ru id iit Accspts In flittiti h r
Battleship Flut.
Many O ta g o o People Expect to Visit G row er Bays It te Worth That With
Fleet at San Francisco.
Apptos S I a Box.
Portland—.-Many Oregon
people
Hood River— The annual meeting
«
expect to go to San Francisco to see o f the Hood R iver H orticultural So
Adm iral Evans’ squadron upon Its ciety, the largest auxiliary organisa
arrival in tfae city by the Qolden tion to the state society in Oregon,
Gate. So many inquiries have been took place last Saturday.
Cordial Reception Promised at Yoko
A R« i sum« o f th « L a n Important but
made o f the Harrlman passonger o f
The meeting started in the morn
hama—All Other Invitations
N ot L o u Interesting Events
ficiate that a special rate w ill be lng
___ with S. F. Blythe aa chairman,
made to San Francisco and retu rn 1 and with an Intermission at noon
o f tho Past Week.
A re to Bo Declined.
from Portland to permit Oregon peo-1 lasted until late4 In the day. ▲. I
pie to assist in welcoming the fleet:M ason, whose subject was "T h e Ap-
to the Pacific coast. A firs t-c la il Iple," stated aa his opinion that the
Washington, March 21.— 'T ha Amer
rate o f $25 fo r the round-trip to San time was coming when districts
Illin ois is in the midst o f s bitter
Francisco w ill be named, with a ten- growing cheap and Inferior grades o f
ican battleship fleet ia to visit Japan.
liquor war.
day lim it, and passenger, officials ex fru it would be forced to go out o f
The desire of the emperor of the Island
The American ernieer
uns is st
pect the low figure w ill be popular business.
Kingdom to play host to tha fleet was
L s Guayara, Venesaela.
and that many w ill take advantage
J. G. Porter, who was on the pro
laid before Secretary Boot Thursday
o f it. The present roundtrlp rate h r gramme to speak on pruning, and
Senator Borsh says it
the plsin
by Baron Takahira, tbe Japanese am
$40.
The dates on which the fl- lw h o is one o f the most prominent
people that saved the day in the reoent
bassador. Tha invitation, which was
duced special tickets w ill be sold growers at Hood River, or else-
money panic.
oouohed
in most ooidial terms, was
have not yet beqn decided, as tfaff where, stated that, even If prices for
made tbs subject o f extended consider
w ill depnd upon the movements o f apples should go to $1 a box, land
A San Francisco Chinese woman
ation by President Roosevelt and his
the fleet. As soon as It 1s definitely at Hood R iver would still be worth
wants to be deported to avoid prosecu
settled Just when the fleet w ill ar $1,000 per acre oh
n i account o f the
entire cabinet yesterday. M r. Boot waa
tion lor stealing $400.
rive at San Francisco, the Southern immense return on the Investment.
direoted to accept the invitation and
Pacific w ill announce the dates.
A ll onion miners have been warned
C. H. Sproat, who was called on
tbe acceptance was laid [before th* Jap
“ W e expect to take 700 people to apeak on “ W hat Shall W e Do to
to stay away from Alaska until the la
anese ambassador late yesterday. I t te
from Portland alone to see the fleet,” Market the Future Apple Crop to
bor trouble has been settled.
regarded in official circles hare aa more
said Assist General Passenger Ageut Get the Beet Results?” was strong
than likely that China w ill ba next to
Two train robbers cot their way
Scott yesterday. “ W e have had a ly In favor o f raising the best grades
bid for a look at tbe fleet, and that,
through tour sets of steel bars at the
very large number o f inquiries from and best quality o f fruit, and In this
should this be the case, th* ^invitation
a ll over the state in regard to the connection, as a director o f the Ap
eoonty Jail at Helena andareat liberty.
w ill be accepted.
possibility o f fixin g rates to permit ple-Growers’ Union, read a number
Dr. Hall-Edwards, one of England’s
Oregon people to visit the fleet on o f letters from large buyers and im
Secretary Metcalf and Adm iral Pilto-
grsateet physicians, has loot his left arm
its arrival In San Francisco. In
porters In which they stated that
borg, chief of navigation, era arranging
as a result of oonatant use of the X-ray
sponse to this widespread desire
they had found it cheaper te pay
o v e r M il l io n u n e m p l o y e d
the dstalls of the newStinerary. W ith
see the figh tin g ships that make
higher prices fo r fru it grown at
tha exception of China, It te deter
Congressman Humphrey says that
the squadron, w e have decided
Hood R iver than a less price fo r that
mined that all other invitations, should
without ship subsidy Japan could whip Effects o f the Recent Panic in East
put in the low rate.”
grown elsewhere on account o f Its
any be received, w ill be declined, for
the United L States i as easily as she did
and South.
quality and keeping properties. Mr.
aV tb* beat tha fleet w ill sot now ba
New York, March 24.— In a canvass
A S K FO R IN S T R U C T IO N ,
able to reach the Atlantic seaboard be
R O O S E V E L T’S PR O G RAM .
The largest crowd of sichtaeers » '
Professors
Quiz
Students.
of the country to ascertain the number
fore the first of next March.
\ in San Franoisoo is expected when the of.unemployed men, dispatohea have Umatilla Farmers Want Bummer Fal-
University o f Oregon, Eugen<
The itinerary, whieh seems to be the
battleship fleet arrives.
Accommoda been received from many industrial
The custom o f givin g a quia each Unctertakaa to Got New Laws Through
low Train
most direct, includes stops at the Ha
month
in
the
different
subjects
tions are t»e*"g arranged by th* hot
_____ Congress.
centers with reports of oonditione, and
waiian tetends, Samoa, Melbourne.
Pendleton— So successfully waa the become almost general among the
for 260,000 people.
from these it is estimated that more
Washington,
March 28.— President Sydney, Manila, Yokohama— should
different members o f tbe faculty,
summer
fallow
train
reoently
run
by
Fulton says he w ill return to Oregon than on# m illion men are minus Jobs. the O. R . A N. company through the and as approximately a month o f the Roosevelt has determined on a legisla that
met port
porr be
œ seleoted
«eiecieu as
a« the
me stopping
The reports indicate more than 600,000
to answer Heney.
second semester has elapsed, the tive program the enactment of which place in Japan— possibly a Chinese
wheat
belt
of
the
Palouse
country
that
unemployed in the chief cities and
students are in about the same state w ill be urged upon oongresa In a special
rt, back to the Philippines, i and than
Senator Bryan, of Florida, is serious nearly £00,000 in the atatee outside the Umatilla county farmers are making an o f mind only, in a lesser degree,
message which he «aid today w ill go In
me by way of the Bues can
canal, with
effort
to
secure
such
a
train
for
the
ly ill with typhoid fever.
cities.
during examinations. Under this this week. Each of the measures to be only such stops as siejisoeasary for
system a student may encounter
That there are more'unemployed men wheat belt of this county.
There is a rumor that Heney it in
H alf a dosen agricultarsi experts ac many testa in one day aa he has proposed involve* perplexing difficul coaling.
and women in New York City today
veetigsting Chicago graft.
ties and each w ill have far-reaching
The fall targe« practice baa been
than at any previous time in many companied the train and lectured on hours, while with the examinations effects oil business and eoonomio condi planned to occupy a month at Manilla,
Chnada has appealed t o ' Great Brit
dry
forming,
antisummer
following
and
there
ia
very
little
likelihood
o
f
hav
years past is the belief of union leaders,
tions of the oountry. The program 1s either before or after the visit to Japan.
ain to keep ont Asiatic labor.
charity workers and students of social deep plowing for the wheat districts, ing more than tw o in one day.
the product of important conferences Although target practice is regarded aa
H u n t ’s Independence league intends conditions. Estimates of the number with the reenlt that formers were great
throngh which tbe president has s been decidedly impoitent, and the custom
T ry te Throttle University.
ly
benefitted
and
have
expressed
a
de
out of work vary from 100,000 to 500,-
^ to keep the old parties gueulng.
put in possession of the views of all in ls to have the ships oocupy a month in
University of Oregon, Eugene— In
000. it la probable that half of the sire to hear more on these advanced
terests concerned. Likewise the atti each spring and fall in gun practice,
Roosevelt is to write a meesage on
lines
of
forming.
Umatilla
county
dicative
of
tire
widespread
interest
in
latter number, or 260,000, te about cor
amendments to the anti-trust law.
formers are dissatisfied with summer the referendum movement against the tude of the leaders in both branches of the desire to have the fleet return to ite
rect.
congress has been made known.
Its home station may lead to a curtailment
fallowing
half of their valuable tend university appropriation, is a tetter to
Travel to the Coast from the East
The following estimate ia given .by
«cess depends upon the oomblned of the month planned for Manila.
w ill be $2.50 cheaper than last year.
responsible labor leaden: Carpenters, each year and desire to know what President Campbell from President effort, which he believes can be brought
Japan w ill have tbe ahipe a week,
crops can be raised on alternate years Pritchett, of the Carnegie Foundation
F ire destroyed the Grand£Paeific ho 10,000; tailor*, 8,000; rockmen and wbioh w ill oonserve the soil foroes and for the Advancement of Teaching, of to bear in behalf of the whole plan by aooording to the tentative plans. W h ite
tel, Chicago, to the extent of $100,000. excavators, 8.000; bricklayers, 7,000; at the same time yield a profit. W ith New York, asking for all the valuable those affected especially by some one of the stops in foreign ports so far m ad»
laborers, 20,000; houseemiths, 9,000;
its features.
have been on an average of ten days*
The Susquehanna river is so high asphalt workers,. 2,000; paperh&ngera, this end in view they w ill ask the O. data on the subject. President Pritch
The program includes: •
duration, a part of that time was ocou-,
that the iron works at Harrisburg have 2,000; painters, 7,000; rockdrilless, R. A N. company to organise a fo rm x ’a ett mentions that this ia the first case of
A declaration in favor of revision of
taking on ooal. W ith a riait to
this kind and that, on this account, he
had to elose.
2,000; engineers, 2,000; pavers, 2,000; train.
the tariff in a speeial season to b e. held
noooaling operations w ill ba
w
ill
make
a
study
of
the
eiraumetanees.
plasterers, 2,000; steamfitiers, 500;
after March 4, 1909.
The Shanghai, China, council h
neeeseary
in Yokohama.
ThU would
Expect Big Freshman Class
voted to reduce the number of opium sheet metal workers, 600; oompositom,
An amendment tb the 8herman anti
bis tbs entire stay there to be given
Umatilla
River
Swollen.
University
of
Oregon,
Eugene—
IndU
2,000; pressmen, 1,000; miscellaneous
trust tew so aa to make important con
smoking dene by one-fourth.
Pendleton— W arm rains follow ed cessions to combinations of both labor up to festivities and show features o f
trades, 20,000; unorganised labor, 145,- cations are that Oregon’s freshman
the visit.
The United States Steel corporation 000; total, 260,000.
o f next year w ill be the largest by a chinook wind and then more and capital.
The acceptance of the Japanese invi
rain
is
taking
th
*
anow
off
the
moun
made earnings o f over $60,000,000 li
in the history of the university. Regis
Lim iting the powers of certain court« tation te regarded in naval cirolee aa o f
tains
at
a
rapid
rate.
The
Um
atilla
year. This is more than $4,000,000
trar Tiffany has received so far over 50
in the use of the injunction in labor considerable importance in the way o i
DECID ES IM P O R T A N T C ASE.
above the earnings of 1906.
application« tar university entrance, river is higher than It has been any disputes.
tim e this year, and though the water
■bowing the cordiality existing between
while in previous years very few if any 1a rising rapidly, it is still far from
Anna Gould rays she has had enough
Passage cf an employers’ liability Japan and tha United States.
.Tha
tate
Com
m
erce
Commission
Has
Into
came in so early.
University author dangerous. The rains are being bill.
o f married life.
added trip ia nearly equal in distance
N o o Control O ver Ocean.
ities predict sn entering clasa o f close hailed with delight by the farmers,
Pamage of the Aldrieh financial bill. to a voyage from Naw
Nei York to Europe.
Count Leo Tolstoi is reported to be
to 260 next fall. The present enroll- as th* season has been exceptionally
Washington,
March
24.-L-A
decision
il l a t Yaenaya Polana.
waa promulgated today by the Inter ment, exclusive of outside branches, is [ dry
t L A B O R A 8 K 8 C A B IN E T S E A T .
Another affidavit by Buef says Burns state Commerce commission in one of 418, and with the tew, medical and
H IN T S DIRE F L O T .
music
department
tbe
total
te
brought
P
O
R
T
L
A
N
D
M
A
R
K
E
T
?
.
used threats to get false testimony.
the moat important cases it has been
up to 710.
Will U rge Congress to Create G ov Heney Imagines Effort Will Be Mada
Railroads w ill maintain low exoui called upon to determine for come time.
W heat— Club, 82c; bluestem, 84c;
ernment Department.
I t te that of the Cosmopolitan Import
sion rates to the coast a ll summer.
to Spirit Ruef Away.
V alley, 82c; red, 80c.
Violated Game Laws.
ing company, a Philadelphia organisa
Washington, March 21.— At the con
Barley—
Feed,
$26
per
ton;
rolled
Albany—
George
W
.
Fisher,
pro
San Franoisoo,March 21.— Abe Ruef.
Abraham Hummel, prominent in the tion, chartered under the tews of New
$28f@20 per ton.
*
cluding session yesterday, of the execu indicted on 116 counts, thinks the sum
first Thaw trial, has been released from Jersey, against the Hamburg-American prietor o f the Brownsville glove fac
Millstuffs—
Bran,
city,
$26;
coun
tive
council
of
the
American
Federation
tory, was convicted In the State C lr-!
of $1,115.000 is too much bail, and says
prison.
Packet company, the North German cult Court o f violation o f the game try, $27 per ton; middlings, $30; of Labor it was decided to urge upon
there
are 87 counts against him on
Mias Wilhelm ina Crawford, o f Low- Lloyd Steamship company, the Wilson laws, by having fresh deer meat In shorts, city, $27; country, $25 per tbe house oommittee on labor the neces
which the bail ia $3«0,000, of which ha
his
possession
December
12,
long
af-
«*>*;
chop,
120
@
25
per
ton.
^^
oil, Mam., 29 yean old, has adopted as (H u ll) lines and the Scandinaviafa-
sity for the passage of tb* pending bill
ter the open season fo r killin g deer
Oats— No.. 1 w h it^ $27@ 28 per creating a department of labor, the should be relieved, and that the bail on
American lines.
her eon James Butler, who is 46.
the remaining counts te excessive. Ruef
_
,
. . . „„
.
The complainant’s petition waa filed bad closed. Judge Bennett directed
bead of which shall ba a member of the
Old Benicia barracks, near San Fran-
was in oourt on a writ of babea^eorpus.
the
Jury
to
return
a
verdict
o
f
guilty
porn—
W
hole,
$32.50;
cracked,
with the commission nearly a year ago.
president’s cabinet.
ciaoo, which has been an army post for
Assistant District Attorney ~ Heney
Some tim e subsequently the defendants without leaving the Jury-box. Fisher $88.50.
I t was decided to make a vigorous presented an affidavit stating that Ruef
Hay— V alley timothy, No. 1, $17
60 years, is to be abandoned, but the
was
fined
$100
and
costs.
H
e
w
ill
filed a demurrer, attacking the juris
appeal the case to the state supreme ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, |19@ effort to aeonre tbe pamage of laws in was wealthy, and that be believed that
arsenal w ill be retained.
diction of the Interstate Commerce court.
20; clover, $14@ 15; cheat, $16; the varions state legislatures for tbe
there waa a conspiracy to get Rnef out
Letters have b u n received by Mayor commission.
grain hay, $14@ 15; alfalfa, 12@12. abolition of child labor.
A memorial
of the country. He cited the attempted
Buaee, Chief of Polioe Shippy and As
Domestic
fruits—
Apples,
$1.26
@
The opinion in the case, which te
of protest similar to the one presented
Plaster Oast o f Big M eteor.
$.60 per box, according to quality; to congress yesterday te to be sent to kidnaping of James L . Gallaaher, on
sistant Chief Scheuttler, of Chicago, in- very voluminous, was prepared by
University of Oregon, Eugene— The cranberries, $8 @ 11 per barrel.
whose testimony be said Rnef would be
• forming them they w ill be shot.
Oommteuooer Franklin X . Lane.
organised labor and the pnblio general
unlveraitr
has
received
an
odd
addi-
j
Freeh
Vegetables—
Artichokes,
75
convicted, and also the attempted kid
In brief, and in effect, the commis
The roaring well near Beloit, W is
tion to tbe Condon museum, In the @ |0c per dosen; asparagus, 25c per ly; it w ill be prepared by a committee naping of ex-Snperviaor Lonergan, just
sion
de^des
againgt
itself.'
I
t
holds
consisting
of
President
Gompers,
Secre
sounds from which preceded the San
shape of a plaster of pari* cast of the pound; beans, 20c per pound; cab-
befocre the Tirey L . Ford trial.
Franc!soo disaster, is again emitting that it has no authority over oceanic meteor which fell near Oregon Cltv in bags, 1 \ c per pound; cauliflower, tary Morrison and Vioe President O’ Con
Murphy pointed out that at tbe pres
transportation
and
thus
determines
the
nell.
rumbling noises and a strong wind.
1906. The gift waa made by the Wil-1 $ 1 7 6 @ 2 ; celery. $4.25@4.75 per
ent
rate of progress— over a year and
case adversely to the contention of the lamette Steel A Iron company, of Port- «ra te; eggplant. 20c per pound; let-
The connoil waa not notified that tha
not
one trial— it would take 116 y«um
The United States navy p u t at the complainant.
land. The cast was made at the Smith-
®«ad- «6 c per dosen; hothouse, hill of grievancea presented to Vice to try Rnef on AH the ohargea. Hs said
Midway islands is to be abandoned.
President Fairbanks yesterday was laid
«on¡an Institute, and I . an exact repro-i
conviction on one or two charges
Rear Adm iral Evans w ill be retired
Robbers Maks Rich Haul.
dnetion of tbe arig;nal. The meteor radishes, 20c per dosen; rhubarb, before the senate and referred to the would practically send him to tha peni
alter the fleet reaches San Francisco
Reno, Nev., March 24.— Three rob- fell on land belonging to the W illam lOe per pound; spinach 6c per oommittee on judiciary.
tentiary for life.
May 8.
her a, heavily armed, overcame Edward ette Steel A Iron company.
pounds; sprouts 10c per pound;
Indictments Are Dismissed.
sqnaslr, l @ l H c
per pound; to
A number of foreign wsrshipe are Hoffman and a companion on a road
Land to Ba Thrown Open.
Assessable Property Increased.
matoes, crates (6 baskets), $5@
San Franoisoo, March 23.— Judge
at Port An Prine, H syti, and the revo two miles from Rawhide late this after
Washington, March 21.— By author
Astoria— Assessor Cornelius has 8.60; Mexican, crates, $3.
noon, threw them to the ground, and
Dunne this morning diamlaaed the four ity of the secretary of the Interior, tha
lutionists are to be deported.
Root vegetables— Turnips. 75c per remaining extortion indictment« againat
made off in their victims’ two-horse received notice from the Portland
poblio lands in 181,648 scree excluded
Viscount Aoki was resulted by fate rig, taking gold and bank notes amount Land Office that during the year end sack; carrots, 66c per sack; beets,
E. E. Sohmits, with the recommenda from the Blue Mountain forest reserve,
government for offensive talk to Roose ing to about $47,000 with them. The ing on March 1, patents were issued |1 per sack; garlic 8c per pound.
tion that the case be snbmitted to an Oregon, by proclamation of January 9,
Onions— Buying price, Oregons,
velt regarding Japanese exclusion.
money was consigned to the Coalition. by the government to 7556.91 acre«
o f land In Clatsop county. This land $3.60@2.90 per hundred; Japanese other grand jury, and announced that 1908, w ill become subject to settlement
Theodore V . Halsey w ill be brought to on June 1, 1908, if not otherwise with
Rear Admiral Evans adm ins Magda Mining company at Rawhide to be used w ill be Included in the 1908 assess jobbing prices, $3.60.
lena hay and u y s it would be a grand in paying miners’ wages and to meet ment roll, which 1s now being pre
Potatoes— Buying price, 40 (ft 65c trail for bribery as soon as ss the eourt drawn, reserved or appropriated, bnt
the flu S payment on one of the proper' pared.
thing if the United States owned it.
per hundred, delivered Portland; te able to take np his case. Henry Ach, not to entry, filing or selection until
tiee purchased last week by the Coali
sweet potatoes, $3.50@3.76 per hun attorney for Abraham Buef, was in July 1, 1908, at the United States land
Rear Admiral Sperry w ill take com tion company. Posses are in pursuit.
Smaller Apple* Sell Best.
formed by Judge Law lor that he must offioee at Burns, La Grande and The
dred.
mand of the American battleship fleet
Butter— City creameries:
Extra make a complete showing in the matter Dallas. Sixty days’ notice by publica
Hood R iv er— Speaking fo r the ap
to complete its voyage round the world.
Marin* Casualties Heavy.
ple buyers, H. F. Davidson said the creamery, 30c per pound; state of affidavits In the Immunity contract tion in newspapers near tbe lauds re
The Oregon and California coasting
Boston, March 24.— A review Tof the Idea that the big apple was the one creameries, fancy «creameries, 25 @ hsarlng by next Wednesday.
stored has bean authorised.
steamer Pomona struck the rocks off marine casualties off the coast of New that brought the most money, was 30c: store butter, choice, 14@ 17.
Cheese—
Oregon
fu
ll
cream
twins
erroheous.
The
smaller
sites
run
Fort Rasa, Cal., and is a total lo u . The England and British North America
Hang Prisoner by Wrists.
Launch “ Ship” Conqueror.
15*; Young America, 1 6 @ 1 6 H c Per
pouangers and hand luggage were during the fall and winter season just ning from 96 to 128 w ere the big
Columbus,
O., March 28.— Senator
pound.
San Franoisoo, March I I . — Th« Sal-
gest money makers, and the most
caved, but 102 sacks of mail w en lost ended, shows that about 860 lives were
Pou ltry— A verage old hens, 14 @ Lamb, of Toledo, here today orested a ration ship Conqueror went Into com
desired, except on one or tw o va
lie ;
mixed
chickens.
12 @ 13c; sensation by declaring that, white visit mission at 8 o'clock tfaia afternoon with
The o a r has confirmed the death lost. Of this number 261 persons per rieties.
spring chickens; 16 & 20c; turkeys, ing the Ohio penitentiary, ha raw a appropriate ceremonies, over which
sentence on General Stosaael but re ished in the wrecks of ten vessels be
live, 16@ 17e; ¿reaped, choice, 16 & prisoner hanging by his wrists. “ I
Reduce Rate* on Seek*.
commends commutation to ten years’ longing to the French fishing fleet of
Mayor Taylor presided. The Conqueror
Ht.
Pierre,
teat
fall.
These
vessels
Pendleton— Umatilla county formers 20e; geese, live, per pound, 8@ 10c: was astounded,” continued the senator, waa built by the Salvation Army. T h *
imprisonment.
foundered in Heavy sales which swept are rejoicing over th* announcement ducks, ta @ 1 7 c : pigeons, 7 5 c @ $ l; “ end toon saw that the attendants
front represents the bow of s warship.
squabs, $1.60 @ 2.
Senator l a Foltette says 'high finan the Grand Banka. About 26 Newfound
were trying to keep me away from thle The place waa built for the use of th *
mad# by the Northern Pacific and O.
Eggs—
Fresh
ranch,
16c
per
dosen.
ciers manufactured the recant panic.
land fishermen ware lost in these storms. R. A N. railroads of a 40-cent rate per
Veal— 76 to 126 pounds, 9 0 $ H c ; man. 1 insisted on seeing him, and men of Admiral Evans’ fleet a* a coun
’I hava been ter attraction to tha gin mills. Read
An Irish skippsr in Gaivaston har
hundred on grain bags from Portland, 126 to 160 pounds, 7c; 160 to 200 the men said to me:
Hundreds Perish at Sea.
bor hoisted the Irish flag above the
hanging here since Thursday, and they ing matter w ill be provided for th *
Tacoma and Seattle. This te a redac pounds, 5 @ 6 H c.
’ American on 8L Patrick’s day, but was
Toklo, March 24.— The Mates Mara, tion of practically 86 per oent from the
Pork— Block, 7 « to 150 pounds, T only let me down for bread and water.” sailors and lunch at a nominal cost.
@ 7 H c ; packers, 6 @ $ H c .
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a
obliged to change them.
a 900-ton coasting steadier belonging to present ra te.'
a
H o p »— 1907, prime and choice, 4
Tillman Seriously IN.
N aw Battleship in Commission.
The senate has inreaaad the eateries the Yoaen Kalsba line, was sunk in a
» I H e per pound; olds, l @ 2 c per
New Sheep Commissioner.
Columbia, 8. C., March 28.— United
o f surveyors general from $2,000 to $*,- collision with tha Hideyoshi Maru, 698
Philadelphia, March 21.— Th « u v
pound.
tons,
at
2:30
o’clock
this
morning
two
Salem—
G
o
v
e
r
n
«
Chamberlain
has
States
Senator TUI man is seriously ill battleship New Hampshire, with Cap
000
W ool— Eastern Oregon, average
mites off Todohokka, near Hakodate. appointed A . L . Mackintosh, o f Paul best, 12 @ 16c per pound, according st his bom# at Trenton, this state, tain Cameron McK. Winslow in oharge,
The captain of tbs Matsu Mara, a ma- ina, abeep commissioner for the Second to ghrinkage; valley, IS @ 20c, ac suffering from a nervous attack due, it
Berlin Socialists are preparing
was placed in commission at the League
ority of bar 244 ramrngera and 48 of district to succeed Thomas Boy ten, cording to fineness.
it of their 1
celebrate the
• ia believed by hia physicians, to hard Island navy yard today. The warship
the are
whom term expired Marsh 12.
rising in 1B48.
| w ort.
Mohair— Choice, S ic per pound.
w ill be Nady for ssa ia abbot a month.
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