EVENTS OF THE DAY
N c v i j Ite m s G athered tr i m All
F e m a r th e V e r i l
Important but Not Loaa Inter«
••tins Happening* from Pointa
Outside th* Stato.
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r -* I :
a
Western railroad* are growing tired
of Harri man’s dictation.
Los Angelas is preparing a welcome
for the Japanese training fleet
Persia baa sent troops to Tabriz a t
the request of the United States.
Castro continues to rare a t the pow
ers for doing the bidding of rite United
Statises.
Cionitinaed use of dynamite is en
larging the opening in rite ice Jam a t
Niagara.
Porctland is to be headquarters for
Northwestern construction on tbe Har-
ritnan lines.
A young man in Illinois who is heir
to J1U.000 has re-enlisted for four
years’ service in the army.
An electric line is being projected
from Portland to Butte, to go through
Central Oregon and Baker City.
H. W. Scott has declined the presi
dent’s offer ns ambassador to Mexico.
Business will not allow it, he says.
Sultan Abdul Hamid, the central fig
ure in tbe Turkish trouble, waa born
in 1842 and became sultan in 1876.
A big irrigation project
launched in Colorado which will reclaim
100,,000 acres of land and coat $2,360,-
000.
Ex-Senator Stewart, of Nevada, is
P. F. Collier, publisher of Collier’s
Weekly, dropped dead from apoplexy.
I t is estimated that Patten has made
• million and a half is his resent wheat
Modjeaka’s estate had dwindled'until
but $6,000 remained at the time of her
y
The United States has ealledopon
Great Britain and Russia to protect
missionaries in Turkey.
Ex-Governor Taylor and several
others accused of the Goebel murder ih
Kentucky have been pardoned. .
A violent earthquake a t. Lisbon
caused s panic. Many fires broke out
but no persons lost their lives.
A bill has been introduced in the
Illinois legislature to limit the sise of
i*a hate to on# cubic foot and
birds and other stuffed
One of the Ladd farms in Portland
has been sold and will be thrown open
fer homes. There a n 462 so n s in the
tract and it brought $2,000,000.
According to the secretary of the
Kaaaas stete hoard of agriculture,
th a n is a decrease of 400,000 acre* of
in that state, compared with
American women in Asiatic Turkey
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Lr-i-
of the
Rates a n being cut on
Atlantic linen.
Texae have burned
Prairie firee
$00,000 so > and tbe lorn exceeds
$60,000.
Berlin has inaugurated a system of
opening a bank account of one mark
for each child when born.
Tbe American Newspaper Publish
ers’ association ha* asked the senate
paper,
to reduce the i doty on paper.*
Big hate and lofty pompadours have
een ceneun d a t the University of
Chicago for scientific reasons.
I r is magazine article written before
his ‘inaoguartkm and. just published,
President Taft defends tbe lock type
I t is beiisved that Seeretary Ballin-
ger will grant rights of way " for both
roods to build op tbe Deschutes, but
they will bave to begin work. immedi-
ately.
The pope is oppoaed to woman auf
frage.
Roosevelt baa arrived a t Mombasa,
Africa.
' I n ,'J} i .
The Canadian Northern railroad will
spend an average of $1,000,000 a month
for rile te st of this year in construc
tion work. Much of rile work will be
i of tbe Rocky mountains.
European powers favor intervention
in Persia.
A tornado in Texas killed two people
and did modi damage to property.
Much trouble is being bad to secar
a jury to try Captain Peter C. Hains.
An epidemie of disease may result
from the blocking of Niagara rivor
byte*.
/ . ■- i
predicts a British-German
Taft to set as peaee-
Mrm. Boyle, the woman in the Whit-
ta kidnaping ease, has bean identified
as Helen McDermott, of Chicago.
forced William D.
of the Western
Minora, to apologise for
in Asia
In Vain to Step
Asiatic Turkey.
Beirut, April 27.—The aituaton in
Asiatiq Turkey is sxtreasely serious.
How many thousands have bean massa
cred cannot oven bo estimated, because
tbe disturbances have baenwo wide
spread It- is impossible to obtain de
tails of the happenings.
’
The latest estimate of the number
killed in tbe vilayet of Adana
approximately 25,000, and
have been killed in tbe towns of out
side districts.
The state of siege at several of the
places has brought tbe inhabitants near
starvation, and each day brings its
talas of further atrocities and tbe
depths of misery and despair to which
the savagery of the fanatics
brought tbs people.
Several warships are now in
waters, but the disorders are so far-
reaching that efforts of the powers to
restore normal conditions have as yet
hardly boon felt. The cruiser Juloa
Ferry arrived today and left almost
immediately for Latakia, where
swarms of refugees are pouring in.
British, French and Gorman warships
are at other porta, and marines have
boon landed to quell the disorders at
the moat important points.
One of tbe missionaries at Alexan-
dretta, Mr. Kennedy, with 460 Turkifh
troops, has gone to tbe relief of Deury-
tel, an Armenian village on the coast,
where 10,000 persona within tbe walls
are besieged by immense bands of
Korda and Circassians.
NO MONEY YET;
Increase in Agricultural College Funds
Not Available Till l»IO.
Salem—I t b a developed bare
the increase in the annual
tion for the Oregon Agricultural
lege does not take effect until J
1910, and that the supposed appropria
tion for the institution is diminished
to the amount of $30,000. The legis
lature amended the annual appropria
tion, increasing it from $60,000 to
$80,000 a year, and it has bean
ed all along that it would be el
for the current year. President Weath
erford and Regents W. W. Cotton and
J. H. Ackerman have had an interview
with the attorney general, and that
official has held that no funds provided
for in the increase can be drawn until
1910. I t is stated by tbe regent’s
mittee that the discovery is a disap
pointment to tbe institution, where,
account of the great increase in the
number of students, the fonda are bad
ly needed.
DITOH PROJECT BLOCKED.
Sheds and paddocks covering a vast
area on the grounds of tbe Alaska*
Yokoo-Psciflc exposition are In the
course of construction for the live
stock show, which is ty be the largest
aver held weak of tha Mississippi river.
F. A. Welch, who has th* sborf in
charge, is assured of many fine exhibits
of live stock from every part of the
country. The Shorthrorn tattle show
alone will be ooe of the greatest ever
held in the United States, j
John W. Groves, secretary of the
American Shorthorn Breeders’ associa
tion, of Chicago, has notifiied the expo
sition live stock department (hat tbe
executive committee appropriated $2,-
600 in cash for special premiums to be
competed for by exhibitors of Shorthorn
cattle.
Cups, cash and medals to the value
of $10,000 have been furnished by the
several breeders* associations in the
United States representing every breed
of live stock, to encourage exhibitors
a t the exposition this year. This is in
addition to the classifications offered
by tbe fair and taken altogether makes
a very attractive list of prises.
T w i g T i r k t to
D o r s o
ADM
ond E o t t n o o H o b u u M d .
Private Interests Interrupt Govern
ment In Malheur County.
PANIC SEIZES PEOPLE OF CAPITAL
Ontario — After spending several
months in reviving the Malheur irriga-
tioa project, it now looks as if the gov
ernment project will again receive a
Hundreds Poured Into Foreign Em
setback as a rem it of tbe activity of
bassy fer Protection—Parliament
preivate irrigation companion.
The people around Njrsaa and those
To Issu* Formal Deere*.
living up tbe Owyhee valley are back
of the private companion, because they
claim that tbs ditch will go 80 fset
Constantinople, April 24.—Fighting
higher and can be completed sooner
between the army of investment under
than tbe government ditch. The peo
General Mahmoud Schefket and pout of
ple of these localities have sent peti
the troops faithful to the sultan began
tions and delegation! to Washington
at
6:46 this morning in the Southwest
asking the reclamation department to
part of Per* near Yi Id iz Kiosk.
defer action on that portion of the Mal
heur project which takes in their land.
Constantinople, April 24.—The ad
The Clinton-Hurt interests, of Boise,
vance
of tbe concentrated army of in
are the private corporations that are
vestment was begun lost n ight While-
back of this new movement, ami they
the favored troops of the Cqpstantino-
are trying to interact the people that
pie garrison were giving homage to th*
put in the Twin Falls project
111. there was a for-
sultan on ...........
Yildis hi)
Similar complications in the Ox Bow
ward
movement
of tfe* Constitutional
country and the balking of the road
forces to within two and one-half miles
SCHOOL LAWS ARE PRINTED.
land companies stopped government
of the Yildis Kiosk. Cavalry want
work four years ago. Tbe private cor
out to raeoonoiter and soldiers were
POLICE
AT
BARGAIN
RIOT.
poration*
are
backed
by
C.
E.
S.
Wood
Ten Thousand Copies Ready for Dis
sent to picket the bridge screes the
and other interests besides the people
tribution in State.
Three Thousand (New York Women Sweet Waters.
of tbe Nyssa and Owyhee diatrits.
Salem—Ten thousand and eighty
.j There was a great panic. Shopkeep
A in Rush for Cheap Goods.
copies of the school laws of Oregon,
ers in a large part of Per* put up th eir
Yakiman Buys Oregon Sheep.
New York, April 26.—Upwards of shutters. British Ambassador Low-
publication of which waa authorised by
Baker City—One of the largeet sheep 8,000 women Saturday engaged in one thera was caught in the skirling crowd
QUAKE KILLS MANY.
the recent regular session of tbe legis deals
in this part of Oregon this season of the fiercest bargain riots at Broad- near the embassy and hundreds of fran
lature, will be completed by the state
closed recently when A. W right * way and Suydan streets, Williamsburg, tic persons poured into tbs embassy
Thousands Are Homeless and Starv printer and ready for distribution from was
the office of the state superintendent ■beep buyer of North Yakima, pur th at tha Brooklyn police have ever compound, imploring sgylum. , The
ing in Portugal Towns.
chased 6.600 wethers St s price of been called upon to quell. Tbe trouble gates of the embassy were closed w ith
of publie instruction in a few days.
Lisbon, April 27.—Although Lisbon
adition is large enough to sup- about $26,000. Another deal is pend waa caused by liberally advertised sales difficulty, but it waa late in the after
ing which, if closed, will give the Yak by rival five and ten-cent stores, locat noon before the refugees were reassur
was shaken from end to and by an ply each school district in the
earthquake Friday evening, there were with four copies, each chartered educa ima buyers over 10,000 more sheep. ed within a few doors of each other.
ed and sent homeward.
The band purchased by Mr. Wright is
no fatalities here, but tbe outlying dis tional institution five copies,
Those sales were advertised to begin
A dispatch from Salooica declares
tricts suffered. Benevente, Samoa* member of tbe legislature with one one of the best bands in Eastern Ore a t 8:80-o’clock, but long before 7 that
a consultation at Schefket
and Sante Eatevan were almost com copy, besides taking care of the librar gon, and waa owned by Lee Brothers, o’clock women began to arrive and Pasha after
and the assembly with Moham
pletely destroyed. Already 39 dead ies, public officials who bave need of of this eity.
crowd about the unopened stores. med Reehad Effendi, heir apparent to
and 100 figured have bean taken out the pamphlet, 4tc. Tbe lavra probably
Women from every quarter of Williams tha throne, it waa decided to demand
Big Stock Farm Bold.
of the ruins, and 120 persons are re will be ready for distribution about
burg arrived to swell the crowd. When that the Sheik-U I-Islam issue a decree
ported missing.
When the nows
Fossil—Connelly’s stock farm, near the doors opened a t the designated proclaiming Mohammed Reehad Effendi
reached Lisbon doctors, nurses and fire- May 1.
Burnt Ranch, -Wheeler county, baa just hour, according to the reckoning of the sluten.
en, taking medical and other stores
been sold to Chari Hutchins, of Nes police, more than 8,000 were packed
Estate Loft to 8chool.
act off for the devastated towns.
It conaista of, 2,660 into Broadway.
With a rush they
Salem—Judge P. H. d’Arcy has filed Peres, Idaho.
8UNDAY OPENING FOR FAIR.
..King Manuel, the Duke of Oporto, with the County court bia final account acres, of which about 600 acres a n al forced their way into tbe stores.
miniates- of publie works and minister as executor of the estate of Joseph falfa land; $80,000 worth of sheep,
So great was the crush fretn those
of marine wont to the scone and found Dignam, a pioneer resident of Salem cattle and horaee, and exclusive water who were struggling to be among the Directors of A.-V.-P. Plan to Keep-
some 4,000 persons homeless and with who died a year ago.
Open Seven Days a Week.
Dignam be rights. Tbe saneb is located 2$ miles first to gain admission, that scores of
out food. The king sent to tbe capital queathed
his entire estate, tbe savings southeast of Shaniko, one of the prin women fell in a faint and ware tram
Seattle,
April 24.—Tbe Alaaks-Yu-
for supplies. Carloads of general pro of years, to the Sacred H eart academy, cipal wool markets in Oregoo. The pled by women who followed. Police
kon-Pacific
directors today voted unani
visions and bread were dispatched and a local Catholic adueational institution. new owner has already taken
reserves were called out to quell the mously to open the fair gates on Sun
distributed to tbe famishing popula The estate netted the school $12,292. sion.
rioL Mounted men rode through the day. On week days the fair trill bo-
tion. Two thousand blankets and 100 Dignam, who waa a spinner, was em
crovrd, and by using their clubs were open from 8 a. m. until midnight; on
military tenta followed. The refugees ployed for many yearn by the Willam
Elgin Loses Wool Seles.
finally able to force the women back.
Sundays from 1 p .m . until midnight.
« now camping under the tents on ette Manufacturing company, one of
Pendleton—Elgin will have no «root
Tbe same agitation against Sunday
the hillsides. A hurriedly conveyed the first woolen mills concerns «rest of sales dates this season, the date set for
opening that every fair in the United
SULTAN GIVES UP.
council of ministers voted $100,000 the
that eity having been cancelled by the
Rocky mountains.
States has encountered was mat by
for preliminary relief. Hospital trains
executive committee of the State Wool-
this expostlion, but aa the Federal gov
Garrison
Surrenders
to
Young
Turk
are now coming in laden with injured.
Big Money in Potatoes.
growers’ association and the date of
ernment mad* no loan to the Seattle
Lisbon is recovering from the panic,
Army Atter Fight.
Klamath Falls—That Klamath coun July 6 given to Enterprise. The build
fair, settlement of the question waa
which waa extreme on Friday.
Constantinople, April 26.—The Yil- left not to congress, but to the dtract-
ty is tbe “ place where things grow’’ is ing of the Wallowa railroad, making
particularly emphasized in the potato unnecessary the freighting of wool to dix garrison surrendered yesterday to
SU R VEYIN G T O L O L O PASS.
tbe Constitutionalists.
line. Elmer Applegate has a 17-acre Elgin, is responsible for the change.
Today’a decision permits Sunday
tract seuth of tbe city.- a - large portion
The commanders of these battalions opening of the “ Pay Streak,’’ which
Northern Pacific Fighting for Posses of which will be planted to potato«*
Baker Horse Show May I.
began sending notices of their submis was the chief point of attack by the
sion of Missoula Cut-off.
this year. Last year Mr. Applegate
Baker City—Baker county’s annual sion to Mahamoud Schefket Pasha Sat United Clergymen. Under the state
Missoula, MonL, April 27. —The made on an average of $400 an acre on hone show will take place in Baker urday night, and the troops protecting law the amusement enterprise* must
Northern Pacific is prepared to resist his potato crop. This was after de City May 1. th e Baker City Concert the palace gave their formal and uncon be conducted quietly on Sunday, with
Th* government
the Harriman invasion of ^the country ducting all expenses and allowing for band will furnish music. Prises will ditional surrender shortly after dawn. out “ ballyhoo.’’
Sultan Abdul Hamid has been per building will not be open, and such of
west of Missoula, in the Clearwater labor. Hia entire acreage averaged be offered for the best single and dou
ble teams, and there will be parades mitted to remain within the Yil- the exhibitors as desire to close will bo
country, in Idaho. A party consisting over 800. bushels to the aere.
diz Kiosk, where in company with his permitted to do so, but it is believed
and other features.
of 20 Northern Pacific engineers from
Central Begins Survey.
ministers be heard tbe story of the all the state buildings will be open.
Portland arrived yesterday under tbe
Wool Sells for 14 Csnts.
struggle between his loyal troops and
La Grande—Tbe Central Railway of
direction of William Mayer, locating
Pendleton—A phenomenal wool sals the arm* of inveatroent, each hour
Oregon, recently purchased in s bank
engineer of the Northern Pacific.
CASTRO 8EE8 AMERICAN PLOT.
The outfit left today, equipped with ruptcy sale by Eastern capitalists, has is reported from Arlington, Pat Farley bringing word of a fresh disaster.
I
t
has
been
stated,
since
victory
commenced
to
run
a
preliminary
sur
having
sold
for
14
cents
18,000
pounds,
supplies for a long jaunt. I t is believ
ed that the corps is beaded for the Lolo vey from Hunt Siding, near Cove, fer which last year for a Us* amount rested with the Constitutionalists, that Bays Uncle 8am Plans Conquest o f
cento. Difference the sultan himself gave orders to his
South America.
river, and it is likely that the survey across the Grand Ronde valley to La he was paid only
will be along the line of the route se Grande. I t is said on good authority in quality due to elimatie conditions is men not to resist. Whether or not
SL Nasaira, April 24.—Tbe steam
this is true, it can be safely said of
>
lected by the Northern Pacific years that after striking the right of way largely responsible.
ship
Versailles, with Cipriano Castro,
the
troops
within
the
capital
that
they
ago for a right of way between Mis to La Grand* activities will be re
the
deposed
president of Venezuela,
put up a stubborn resistance at ail
sumed again in extending the furvey
P O R TLA N D M A R K ET8.
soula and Lewiston.
aboard, arrived here a t daylight Be
points
and
the
losses
on
both
sides
are
across
tbe
Blue
mountains
to
Pendle
On the Idaho side of the Bitter Root
Wheat—Bluestm milling, $1.27J{@ exceedingly heavy for the length of fore Senor Castro left his cabin he sent
mountains both the Northern Pacific ton and eventually to Walla Walla.
for a newspaper correspondent and,
1.20;
club, $1.20@1.22*.
time the engagement was in
and the Union Pacific have had con
sitting up in bed with a nightcap on
8wift
Plant
at
Medford.
Oats—No.
1
white,
$40@41
per
ton.
tending parties in the field for two or
his head, delivered a long and rambling
Barley—Feed, $34(3)35 per ton.
Medford—Swift A Co. are to estab
three weeks.
Nearly 81.000,000 in Gold.,
harangue.
Hia remarks were directed
Hay—Timothy,
Willamette
valley,
lish s warehouse in Medford, and the
Sacramento, CaL, April 26.—Gold principally against the United State*
$14#1
.6
per
ton;
Eastern
Oregon,
$17
actual
work
of
construction
will
begin
Wrecks Historic Church.
<3119; clover, $11@12; alfalfa, $14# piled up in one large pyramid on tbe for “ playing into the hands of his ene
New Orleans, April 27.—The famous within the next three weeks. The 14.60; grain hay, $18#14; cheat, $14 floor of State Treasurer Williams’ mies in Venezuela sad sending war
office today represented payments to ships to follow his movements.’’
old S t Lbuis cathedral was shaken to company baa leased railroad land, and #14.60; vetch, $18.50@14,
the state by four railroad companies.
day by an explosion believed to have it is on this they will place the build
He declared Venezuela waa lost if ,
Apples—65c@$2.60 box.
There were $949,406 in the pile end it the people submitted like slaves to for
resulted from a bomb exploded in tbe ing, which is to be 100x180 feet in
Potatoes—$1.40(81.60
per
hundred;
weighed nearly two tons. The Pull eign meddling.
south tower of tbe building. The ex sise. Medford will be the distributing sweefts, 23* (83c pound.'
man
company is likely to be the
plosion was heard for many blocks and point for all Southern Oregon of the
When asked regarding his future
Vegetables—Turnips, $1.26 per sack; only Car
transportation
company*
delin
created wild exeitemenL A p riest * Swift
plans,
the deposed president said ho *
carrots, $1.26; parsnips, $1.60; beets, quent. It hss refused to pay its taxes
woman and a child were tbe only occu
Lumber 8carce at Klsihatb.
$1.76; horseradish, 10c per pound.; for two years now and owes the state bad made none, as he considered him- L
pants and none was injured. Tbe dam ' Klamath Falls—On account of tbs artichokes. 66@85c dozen; asparagus,
self s prisoner of war.
age amounted to about $2,000. The great demand for lumber for building Oregon, 76#80e per dozen; cabbage, $60,291. I t denies the right of the
cathedral, Soe of the most noted Cath purposes during the winter, tbe «Kla 4#4j*e pound; lettuce, bead, 86c dos state to tax it and is fighting in th*
Delays In Graft Trials.
courts.
**' •
olic churches in tbe United States, was math Falls yards have become j|baut es;
Los Angeles, April 24.—The esses
onions 40#50c dozen; parsley, 35c
built during tbe Spanish regisfo in exhausted. There is not over 1,000,- dozed; radishes; 86c dosen; rhubarb,
of ex-rChlef of Police Thomas H./.
Louisiana.
Smith to Leave Islands.
Broadhead and ex-Police Commissioner,«
000 fset of lumber in the city and this 2J4@4c"poUnd; spinach, 6c.
Washington, April 26 — Governor Samuel Sehenck, growing out of indict
Bdtter—City creamery, extras, 27 >4
is of the common graded. Nearly Jtalf
2,000 Dead at Constantinople.
ments by the recent grand jury invest!«»
waa sawed for box lumber and will be (3329c; fancy outside creamery, ’2 5# Gdneral Jamee’F. Si
London, April 27.—Tbe Standard's manufactured for that purpdte.
29* i store, 8#20c. Butter fat priaee pines, expects to leave Minila Hky $ gatihg the radlight graft scandal*)
correspondent ait Constantinople esti
avenge 1 w cents per pound under reg for Yokohama, where he will embark came before. Judge Davis today for a r
on the steamship Minnesota for the raignment of the defendants. Techni
mates 2,000 men were killed in tbe
Horse Show for Elgin.
ular butter prices.
capital aiid the losses wete heaviest on
United States. He has bean granted a cal objections were entered by counsel7
Elgin—Elgin is making preparations
Egga—Oregon ranch, 22 He dosen.
the side of the Constitutionalists, who for its annual horse show, to be held
Poultry—Hens, 16J4@17c; broilers, six months’ leave ofabsonc*.- General for both defendants, and their eases
did all tbe attacking and offered good May 16. This event has grown In fa 26c; fryers, 18#22H c; roosters, old, Smith has indicated that he 4id not went over until next Tuesday. Broad-
targets in tbe open. A t the time of vor and has done mach toward improv 1 0 # lle ; young, 14#16c; ducks, 20# deeire to resume bis work in the Phil head is charged with accepting a f 1,-
the Surrender,tbe sultan bad with him, ing its grads of horses. E. W. Mack, 22 # c; geese. 1 0 # llc ; turkeys, 20c; ippines. For some time rumors have 000 bribe and Schenek is accused of a t
besides the grand vizier and tbe war tbe new druggist here, has closed a squabs, $2.60@8 dosen/
been currant that President Taft might tempting to bribe the city prosecutor.
minister, two of tbe nearest heirs to deal for 160 acres of stump land five
Vest—Extras. 10c; ordinary, 8 H # appoint W. Cameron Forbes, the vice
governor, to the governorship.
the throne, Mohammed Rechsd Effendi miles north of Elgin, frhich be intends 9c; heavy, 7@8c.
Asiatics Manacs Islands.
and Yuasif Izzedine.
Los
Angelas,
Cal., April 24.—“ Asi
setting to orchard this fall.
Pork—Fancy, 9 K@10e; large, 8#9e.
Power* Casts Off Abas.
atics now are great aids to the develop
Hope—1909 contract, 9c; 1908 crop,
Cruisers to Go On to Manila.
Pittsburg, April 26.—John Powers, ment of Hawaiian resources, but tea
New Mill for Foctet Grove.
6#6j*e; 1907 crop, 8c; 1906 crop,
one of th* men pardoned by Governor yean from now they will have become
Guantanamo Bay, April 27.—It is
Foreet Grove—Work on the new
understood here the American cruisers planing mill which is to be operated
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 13(818c; Wilson, of Kentucky, in connection a menace.’’ Bo says J. Kodia Kalani-
North ¡Carolina and Montana, which here by Loynte A Moore, who recently valley, fine, 19Xe; medium, 18Hc; with the murder of Governor Goebel anaole, better known as Prinoe Cupid,
left yis'erday for Turkish waters, will
me here from Langdon, N. D., is coarse, 17e; mojisir, choice, 28^@24c. and a brother of Caleb Powers, is not Hawaiian delegate to congress, now in
after the settlement of the Turkisi progressing rapidly. The mach
Cattle—Top atoare, |6 .2 6 # 6 .60; fair in Honduras, as was supposed. He is this city. “ Hawaiian* and Americans
troubles, continue on the Manila via baa arrived and is ready to be instal
1.75(85; common to medium, living in Kittanning, Pa., where he is will not work in the fields as labor
to good, $4.76#5;
the Boes canal and finally join the arm
$3.25<84.60; eows, top, $4.26; fair to in charge of a business college. When ers,’’ be continued, “ and so Asiatics
Date fer Hearing la Set.
ored cruiser squadron of the Pacific
(rood, $8.60#4; common to medium, Powers learned of his pardon this morn are tha only means th* Hawaiian cap
fleet.
Salem— The Raijtead cornaiission $2.60#8.60; calves, top. $5#6.50; ing, he 1st his identity be known. He italist has of developing th* islands."
has set for hearing on May 11, al 11 heavy, $8.60#4; bulls and stags, fat, has been knoarn here ss Professor J.
Toft Given Invitation.
W. Christie.
Cunard Lina Feels War.
A. M„ e t Salem, tbe metter of doublé $808.50; common, $2#2.76.
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Montrose, Colo., April 27.—President deck chutes on stock care. The inves-
Hogs—Best, $7.26#7.60; fair to
Liverpool, April 24.—Presiding to
Waters-Plerc* Pays Fins.
Taft «rill receive soon s formal invita tigation affeets all linea in Oregon.
day at the annual moating of the Ca
good, $6.76#7; stocken, $6.60@6.60;
tion from the Gunnison Tunnel Opening
Austin, Tsx., April 26. —The Watere- nard Steamship company, Sir William
China fats,$6.76.
Coot Bey Port Issue Wins.
association to attend the opening of
8beep—Top wethers, $6#6.75; fair Pierce Oil company Saturday paid Watson attributed the disappearance
this great government irrigation pro-
Marshfield — By an overwhelming to good. $4.60#4.76; ewes,
less on probably th* largest fine aver paid by of the dividend* last year to "thereto
joct. The exercises will be held three majority, Coos bay towns have approv all grades; yearlings, top, $6.60#7; a corporation, nearly $2,000,000. Tha war and tha idecrease in the number of
days in August or September according ed the legislative enactment providing fair to good, $$#6.26; spring lambs, payment ends the litigation of the i l R l l i l
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to the convenience of the presidenti
state of Texas against the oil company. had been satisfactory, he Mid.
far a port
$707.10.
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