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VOL. MOHO, O R E G O N , I. W EEK’S DOINGS PtHI.IC FUNDS 8OLICITBD. W a g s B arners Asked to C o n trib u ía Tha Ir K arotoga for One h o u r H a th M onday. NEWS OF OREGON TH U R SD A Y , (»< TO H EH V I ’T I.R A N # IN L IN K MIX MGVMS. Parade w as Made Up of 21^*10 M en, W ho W o re C heered to the tx h o . Washlngten, Get. ».— For more than Washington, Gel. ,4 .— Th«« American Items of Interest Gathered from Newsy Items Gathered from All six hours y«»sterday the people in Federation of Labor, through ita axeo All Parts of the State. Washlngten bammed th«« clmras of the Parts of the World utive council, haa laaued an «hires« to civil war «one, “ Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boya are Marching,** and for an «»qnal time the veterans con stituting the Grand Army of the R«»- puhlin mode good tl»e word*. The parade was the climax of the 30th an* ual ew am pm ent of th«' Grand Army, ami the jiprade did not (ail appropri ately to denote the spirit of the war and the memory of tl«e glorious ai hieve- uients the army seeks to keep green in the minds of the American ,«ople. The crowd was entliusiastfc and «>ot* spoken In adm iration, greeting every division of the proceaelnn w ith cheer* ■ml dismissing it with God*peed. The presbleiit ot the Cnit««d States lent his energies to the entertainment of the capital guests. Unable to endure the strain of reviewing the column from the stand, he arose from tlie ro- d in ing chair ami had himself driven up ami down tb«* line. The unusual intereat thus manifested was appre ciate«! hy the ohl soldier«, sn l the pr«*si<lent was everywhere receiv«*! hy them w ith loud applause. More than five boors* time was con- au(ite«l by the prtMwseion in |«asing the reviewing stand in front of the White House. There were at lea-t 25,000 men in the line, au<l the estimate ot Command«*r in Chief Torrance ran ae high as 30,000. Tonight the veterans held campfires in the big tents in the White House grounds. Kl, NO. 1902. ODELL WILL TRY MI'JM AWL t)K T (:K M IN K O . Concessions M u st ( m M s «(« to Coal M inors or They W U I Remote G u t. 22. 'MANY SPEECHES Wilkosbarro, Pa., Get. 10— P re s id e n t Interesting Talks Before National Governor of New York Makes a Mitcl»eii, of tho mineworkers, and tho Irrigation Congress Move to End Coal War. three d is tn rt presidents, loft for N«»w York at 3:05 P. M ., on the I^high Valley road. They refused to say what their misaion was or aliom they w ill meet. Unleaa tiieir visit bears fru it, the end of tho mineworkers* strike enema a long way off, and tlio pr'ispects of sufficient coal lasing mined to rstisfy the demand is extremely po-r. Every local onion of the miners’ organization throughout the hard coal ls*it held special m««tings either last night or Vsiay, and reaolvsal to remain on strike until the mineowners grant them some concewrtow. W h ile the rejorts of three meetings «ame pouriag into W'ilkesl>arre, President M itchell dictat'd a letter to the president of tin* United Htstes, in which he gave his answer to the proposition that the strikers return to work ami trust to have tiieir condition Improved through an investigating committee. The answer of ttie miners' chief he refuted to divulge, but it is diffi«mlt to con- ceive that with the repltea of the hxail anions piled around him , he could do otherwise than resjiectfully decline the president’s proposition. M r. M itch ell sent hi« letter to Washington before he had heard from all the local«, ami at 3 o’clock in tlie afternoon, accom- j>anied hv tlie district presidents, left for New York. Hi« mimion there ia also a secret. As New York is the headquarters of the coal operators, a rumor immediately spread that a set tlement was in prospect. From early morning until late to night the returns from the meetings of the local anions came jx/uring into the union h«adq>iarterw, and thia after noon the corps of newspajier corres pondents stationed here were invited to examine the reporte. Not one was found that waa not couched in firm language. Briefly stated, the resotu- «ions in these rejxirts affirm tbe <x>nfl- dence of the miners in the integrity of their president, praise President Roosevelt for his effort to end the strike, denounce tlie presidents of the coal carrying railroads tor tbeir all«-g«*d abuse of tbe chief executive at tbe con ference in Washington, denounce the employment of the cowl and iron po lice, thank all organization« and c iti zens throng!»out the country for tlie aid given, ami denounce Governor Stone for semling troopa here. IRRIGATION LAW DUE TO ROOSEVELT the public, appealing tor financial ami DEFENDS THE MINEW0RKERS' UNION 01 INTEREST TO Al I. OUR READERS moral aid for the striking anthracite COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DOINGS President Stecum, of Colorado C ollege, miners, ami denouncing the attitude of O perators (requested to G ra n t fn errase of Strew gly Pevore I du ca tln g Youth (Sanerai R n U w of Important Happenings the mine owners, on whom, the appeal A ll r i r f Us view uf Im provem en ts, G row th Hva C oats a Ton W a rm W ords and Developm ent Along All Lines uf the I ’ a . l W H * In U rie l and ~ on B cnclits of Irrig a tio n . aaya, must rest the responsibility for Indulged In by B oth Sides. Throughout Our .M a te . V om prvhanal*« f o r m . the hardships resulting from the coal Colora<io Springs, Colo., Get. ft.— famine. The address In part 1« aa fol New York, Oct. 11.— A conferen«« Prairie C ity suffered another severe Gne of the strongest ad«lrers«*s of the Mrs. Nation has r«mtu«'d ac t Iva op- io aa: was held today at tl>e office ol Henator fire, which «leetroyed $M,000 worth of day at the National Irrigation «'ungresa oral Inna lu ( *k lalii'iiia. “ To the Public arid Organ la« I l«ils>r: property. Piatt, (iovernor (Xlell, Henators Piatt, yeatvnlay was that of President Hlocum, King Edward baa return«! to Rag- — Tha striae uf tire minara la now iu its ol New York, and Quay and Penroae, of Colorado college, who told of tl>e The Txmwenberg-Golrtg com,«any land III bailor .health than lor yaara. need of more extensive e«loration of tlie 23d week. That the strike occurred of Pennsylvania, Pres blent Basr, of the has paid its convict labor account for young [»««pie ot the land in applied A strike of n«a II hand lure and boggsf«»* waa entirely tlie fault of the president« August, amounting to 21,181*80. Remling railr«Mkl and K. B. Thomas, ■rlencea, in *>rder that tl»ey may make m a n 'a t the union <h*j*»t In Ht. Ixmla of the coal i'om|Mnh*a. That the strike chairman of the hoard of directors of tbe most intelligent use of the irriga has «uu«*l I’onahlorahla «lelay <>( tho Ik «ligias countv prune growers are haa ronlltiue«l to tide day ia entirely tl«e Erie road «»ere passant. The <5on- tion law. He «aid he expected the mails. tieglunlug to ship the 1M02 crop. Tim due to the contempt which the proel* yield la 76 | * r cent «f tha average, time to come, if it were not already at ierenas Isigan with • statement made Tho walla of a Imtol al Ja< kson, hand, whan irriagtion engineering must by Senator Platt that the situation was Mich., ©ollapaoil whllo 13 ini'h wora at dents of the coal oompeitieg have lor the while the quality is first class. he as important a branch of university becoming »•» serious that some solution work on Ilia roof, hot n<«oe w«ro avail people of our country, ami the untold The discovery haa] l*e n rejx»rte>l of education as mining engineering is sufferings which all may endure. No rich gold deposite I I miles northeast seriously Injunxl. must be found at once. He eugg«-sted today. that the ojierators should incline to Tho atnka of French roalmlnora la «»Per t» settle the strike could be fairer of Gatee, on the L ittle North Fork of W illis Moore, chief of tlie weather assuming a a«rlou,uaaa «*|Usll«'<l only than that of the miners' representative the San tie hi river, In Marion eouaty. bureau at Washington, gave a valuable •ome contv-ssions toward a settlement. addr« as on the wcattber b»]r«*au irriga by that In thia country. Numerous at the conference with President lloose- “ ff yon mean hy th a t," said Presi- The fifth biennial fruit fair he’d at tion. He jwid a high tribute to con rlaalma between troop« ami striker« are veil. The operators* haughty ar ilent Baer, “ that * e are to recognise Hood Klver was a grand aueceea. The gress for tlie passage of the act, ami rogance, brutal, dominating spirit and ra|«irta*l. (amona little valley fairly outdid iteelf tlie existence of a labor union, I tell told of tbe important hearing It would blasphemous a «sum pi ion of divine F.x-Sreretary of State Olney, In an in a grand display ot choice apples ami have on tlie work of his dpeartment. yon right now that tbs operators w lil wealth, proprietorship, ebook the uni* address. erurwl the anal oeprators. Ila fruits of all kiuds. He gave an interesting talk on the flood consider no such proposition." aaya that for year« they have <lelle<l the verse, ami aronaml the Indignation ot bulletin serrica, tbe history of sttempt- The Booth-Kelley ta m b a r company Governor CMell was on bis feet in aa la«a of Pennsylvania, which forbid all lovers of justice ami fair dealing. e«l rainmaking and kindred subjects. “ W bat more could the miners do ami haa Juat purchased 20,000 acres ot common carriers to a ng a go til mining. instant. Holding a half burnt cigar Senator Patterson, of Colorado, said maintain tbe.r self respect and not for timlmr lamí In Southern dragon* The in his hand, and white with excite A report w ill euoa tie l-suwl b) tha feit the respeet of their fellow men, pur« base Includes noma ot the flm'st lie believe«! the irrigation set would ment, he said: “ Are we to understand Inn ami of forestry allowing the amount than their willingness to submit all tlmlmr in the state. The consideration never hare become a law without the that no kind of conciliatory proposition of timber destroyed by forest fin»« in matter« in dlajmte to a commission ap co-ojieration ami assistance of Presi was $260,000. would r«x*eive attention at the hand« of tho Northwest. By thia means it la pointed by Prealtleiit K«s»sevelt, ami dent Roosevelt, following this with the t he operator«?’ ’ Imped to a»x ura more protective l«-gis- whei Hud waa refused, to leave the en The crop of Italian prunes ’ In la n e declaration that no one but Roosevelt “ 1 did not say th a t," answered Mr. could even have overcome tlie opposi lalloli. tire controversy to J. F. Morgan, one uf county is much lighter then for many Baer; “ hut I do say that we w ill not tion to tire b ill in the president’s own The ,«elite ami silver prunes The crown prlnue of Slam haaartlvwl the men largely interested with the years. accept p olithal advice or allow the in- ¡» •rty . were not aftectod much by th«* l«ad Operators. There has never been a In Naw York. terfe-ence of politicians in this ovr Representative Reede«, of Kansas, time, either I »(ore the strike or since weather, however, and are showing a I n d ia n s Become u g l y . affair.** T h a t). A. K. w ill belt! Its neat an* Its inauguration, that the miners have g>Msl crup. wbo was the anthor of the Ree«ier b ill, “ What do you m«-an by politicians?” campmaut at Han Francisco. which was the irrigation act in line for not I Sir n entirely w illing to have the H E. Bro.ka, a veteran newspaper M b ite R iv er L ie s are Preparing to Resist said Governor Otlell. “ I want you and l>asaage when it waa superse«led by the Foreign coal w ill l«a admitted free of questions Involved in the miners* man and editor from Am arillo, Teias. G overnm ent A utho rities. all operators to understand that I am b ill which became a law , spoke of the duty while tlie miner«' trouble con< claims investígate«I and adjusted by any has («ought into the Roaeourg Plain- Meeker, Colo., Oct. 11.— The wound* the governor of New York, the cboeen history of tire b ill. disinterested person. 11 nites. dealer with W. C. Connor. They w ill representative of 7,000,000 people, and ing of State Game Commissioner Harris la s t night’s session of the congress Iu l>chalf of the miners, in (»half President Kooesvelt haa ao far raoov* of the cause of fn««l«>m, for Justice and improve the timi'benlcal equipment of has gr««atly <*xcited the settisre in the I am here in this matter solely in that was held a t Colorado col leg»', where a capacity, and to relieve, if possible, an ernd that ha la able to go about on right, the undersigned, representing the the paper and a Sumlay morning edl- stereopticon lecture on “ Ancient forma vicinity of Rang««ly, where the shocting intolerable situation. And, what is crutch««. of Irrigation’ ’ was follow«*! by a recep rgamael «age ram era of America, tlon w ill he ad<led. ««ciiried. A special n»«*saeng««r drove more, I intend to use every power at tion. A Homestead, Pa., Inventor, while apjeal to all |>eople to contribuí» gen Hon. A. R. Burbank, an honored and Thia morning w ill be given up to temporarily Inaana, murdered hie erously, promptly, ami to continue the respected cltiaen of lafeyelte, died in into Meeker from that plate Vslay and my command to do it ." President Baer, evuh n tly appre« rat addresses hy visiting repiewntativee reporte that atxjot 400 Utee have t>e«*n wime until the termination of thia o>n mot liar, one brother ami two sisters. that city Gctoher 7. I»e«-esse<l was ing that he had gone too far, bow d to ami senators, and the aftermxm to a test. And to that end the following tmrn in 1AI7, and came to the Pacific in the vicinity of Rangely some days Governor Gdell and said: The nial operatora have demanded of discussion of the practical phases of the suggestions are made: Coast in 1M4W, B*it returned again to slaughtering game, lie aaya that since Krawevelt that ha I-w in action against “ Governor, I beg your pardon. No present irrigation situation by Chief First— That In each city and town, the East. In 1*63 he «-ame to Oregon the fight with ila riis the bucks have personal affront was intended, and we the miner«* union under the anti-trust Hydmgrapber Newell, of Washington, business, professional ami public men sent their squaws and papjwxees back and has since resided here. w ill liaten to any suggestions you may law. and by several rtate engineers of the form relief committees to solicit finan to the reservation, which is taken to have to make; luit, again, I rejeat that West. Striker« at Geneva rlaahed with the cial and other contributions. A number of Folk county growers At tlie opening of the congress yes troopa and the h« a,dial« ara tilled « tth “ Second— That the hours l>et«<>en ,0 have refused 26 «■ente per pound for mean that tliey intoad to tight and wt* must refuse to re«ognise the union Ixtld their ground. Many ot the sett represented hy M r. M itc lie ll.’ ’ terday morning the committee on. cre wounded men from both aide«. Many nd I I o’clock of each Monday m orning S T R IK E BRINGS R IO T . their hops, lers. fe»'I ing certain that Uiere w ill he “ I believe," said the governor, “ that dentials made its report. The commit «luring the coutinuame of the strike, is arrwate have been made. trouble, have sent their families to your poaitfoa, from a public view, is tee on organization, consisting of three I S ixteen M en W ounded a t New O rleans Multnomah county’« taiah le prop Meeki-r. r<> meet mwal of ollicers for the navy leaignatrnl as '.Miners' Hour,* ami the The courier brought orders alisolutely untenable. I f coal operat delegattnt from each of tne 16 states in M ilitia Ordered Owt. An in t<> all the Meeker «-tores to semi all the ors, railroad men ami other bnsinera a »penial midahlpmen'a examination wages earned during that hour hy the erty la valu«il at $ IH,W«2,46O. cluded in what is termed the arid belt, working jieople of our eonutry 1» aj>- crease of $776,7811 la shown over IWOl. w ill la* held In November. Each «an New Orleans, Oat 10.— The attempt making a total of 48 members, elected guns an«l ammunition they have in men o n combine for mutual profit and Moat of the increase is in city pro,«erty. stock. at<>r an«, representative haa Isen a.ked propnated to the miners. The «-owboys at Meeker are pr«<tection there is no reason w hy labor this morning of the New Orleans rail John H a ll, of Kansas, as chairman and Third— That the ministers of the to name one principal and five alter* way companies to start cars, which H . R. Morrow, of Roeewell, N. M ., as During Septemlmr the Oregon City mobilising to go to the so-ne of the ing men should n o t." g i « l « | of all denominations make a uatea. It Is believe») "W h a t is the preposition?" asked have been completely tied up for 11 xecietarv, Fred L. Alles, of California, There trouble, if ne«eseary. sjwxisl plea to their res,«active congre land office recelwed $7,KS6.71. days, precipitated a long- imjicnd ing was elected arsistant secretary and C. that one of the Indians was kill«««! hy M r. Ba«*r, coldly. Governor Bliss, of Michigan was gations each Sahl ath morning in behalf were 54 homestead entrl«-s filed. Harris in the fight Mooday night. • Just th is ," said Governor Odell. conflict between the strikers and those J. Gavin, of New Mexico, reading clerk thrown from a horse and severely In* of the miners, their wives and ehBdren, The ass«‘ssnicnt rolls of Tillamook " I am sure that the labor organization who attemj>ted to 611 their places. of the congress. nd that they constitute themselves county allow an Increase in ta ia h le fared. of which M r. M itchell is bead desires Although a hundred shuts were fired, M ORK A M M U N IT IO N C ON FISC A TED . There la enough coal on hand in the into relief «-omn.ittee« among tltelr re- pnqmrty of nearly two m illion dollars him to be fair with the general public. but six polite men, six non-union men O IL F IE L D ON F IR E . various public lnatitnli«»ni of New York apartive ,«ariahioners. over that of last year. SoUlera Seize 2,S(M) Rouruls C onilgned to If the operators w ill consent to give the and four strikers were wounded. Fourth— That the dally, weekly to run for two months. Mayor Capdeville, who requested One o f th e L a rgest B eaum ont Com panies men five cents a ton increase, I w ill The opinion seems general at Salem Ita lia n S trik e r*. and lalx.r press solicit contributions personally present it to the miners, Governor Heard to order out the Jeaaie Montana, who haa tswm twice from their r«*a«,ers; entertainments I» that the nop growers who hold their Suffers a Loss of $ (0 0 ,0 0 0 . Scranton, Pa., Get. 11.— One thou- and I believe they w ill accept it. I t is m ilitia , has been a«lvited that Major rravlcted of murder In Kan«aa, and arrangrol and contributions from unions hops w ill w-eive the highest price. Beaumont, Tex., Oct. 9 .— Another General G lynn, in ooniuiaad of the Manager Winstanley, of the ho,«grow «ami rounds of ammunition were s»;iml a fair proposition." who la fighting for a naw tria l, la out and other organised Ixxlies «elicited. Iioes this mean, Governor Odell, First m ilitary district, would rejxut to destructive fire, the second w ithin a mi tlO.lHK) bonds. “ Fellow citizens, fellow wage earn ers aasocialion, predii’ts that within •nd conti«rated at the Delaware <k Hud that we are to n?cognixe the miners’ the mayor tomorrow morning. Th© month, swept over a portion of tbe oil 60 to 90 «lay« the price w ill goto 30 son freight house in Oiiphan today, hy French coal miners have voted a ere, come to the aid of the miners in xtreet railway company announces its field last night, causing one probable union?" said M r. Baer. cent«, and moet likely 40 «-ente before general strike. It ia estimated that their heroic «•«•ntost, and administer a order ol Colonel Watres, of the T h ir intention to run cars tomorrow. The fatality and entailing a projierty loss ’ It «*ertainly «lues,’ ’ answer«*«l Gov there are 162.000 miners In trance, well Jterlted rebuke for the arrogant, n e it je a r’s crop is picked. Tbe teenth regiment. This mak«»s 2,600 ernor O dell, quickly, "and there is no strikcis are as determined as ever, roughly estimated at $100,000. oppressive and unjustifiable attitude W ith one exception Oregon’s legi «0,000 of whom beluog to the union. while the citizens, who have been walk fire at 2 o’clock this morning is s till toward the miners of the njterators, ¡•tore ar«» in favor of a liberal appro rounds of ammunition that have l»een reason why you should n ot." The transport Sherman haa arrived Mr. Baer and M r. Thomas ro e to go. ing, or riding in all manner of convey burning, but practical oil men declare who would trample under foot and priation for tho l-ewis and I lark fair confiscated in the anthracite district ances, for four da vs more than a week, the flames w ill subside before daylight. at San Francisco from Manila, she «•rush the hearts ami spirit* of the men Many of them have dwlared in favor command«*«! by Colonel Watrvs within M r. Thomas remarking that tlie matter The riot Thomas Rowley, a worker in the fl«ld, haa liean sent to quarantine, aa there whom they employ with <««,ually cal would be presented to the other opt'rnt- confidently exjiect trouble. of granting $500,000. the past two wceas. The ammunition ors and that an early answer would be this morning occurred in the same was caught in the jiath of the flames were several cases of cholera on board. lous Indifference at they outrage digni neighborhocxl as the one of the day and sustained burns from which he The sale of the Balsley-Elkhorn mine was consigned to Bastiano Passano, a forthcoming. The Northern Pacific haa a corps of ty, the manhood anti the interests of w ill die. This is believed to be the leader among the Italiaus iu Upper We are to meet a committee of the before. engineers at work on Its Coeur «1 Alene every man, woman and child iu our in Baker county 1« regArded as one of Ixtckawana county. Pas.*«iiio was ar Manufacturers’ as»«x'iation on Tuesday, All the m ilitia in the city was or only casualty. the most important mining transa« branch. The company contemplates laud. The fire started in a peculiar manner. and ae may have an asnw erthen," said d«*red under arms tonight, and corjxiral “ neml all eootrlbtions to W. II. W Il lions that has ever been consummated rested. making thia the main line into Hp>* Colonel Watres has h«*<'n informed M r Baer. guards are pounding up the men. The Shortly before midnight a workman In that part of the state. Between eon, Secretary United Mineworkers of kane, aa much time could l*e saved. that Ixxlies of men have b«»en drilling The conference broke up, M r. Baer plan of ojjerations for tomorrow has lifted the top of his lantern to blow out America, Stevens Building, Indianapo» $260,000 ami $300,000 w ill l>e s,<ent Edward S. Bragg. n naul general at in th«« woods almost daily. Yesterday and M r. Thomas withdrawing. Senat not been determined. One company the light. The atmosphere was heavily by the new company on development Havana, and W illia m A. Rublee, consul lie, Indiana.*' he had detachments of men out scour ors P latt, Penrose and Quay talked over of the Third regiment wants to evade laden with gas, and in an instant there work. ing the wtxxls for evidence of such ac the matter for a short tim e, ami then service because of syrnjathy with the was a flash, followed by a sheet of general at llong Kong, have »teen ex- TO IN C R B A M C UBAN A H M Y . changed on account of lack <’f Judgment tion, and the knowledge that the «*on- separated, the two Pennsylvanians an strikers, and all of the officers and flame. The blaze was communicated to small settling tank near by. In an PORTLAND MARKETS. signuient of ammunition had t*»en nouncing that they would go bock to men resigned in a bexiy. The governor used by General Bragg In a letter. Island Congress Is Now Conskicrtng a B ill shipptnl to Passano was obtained by one Harrisburg and discuss the situation has not been heard from on this mat instant a derrick adjoining the tank Wheat— W alla W alla, 83c; bloeatem British coal miners have voted for T h is Purpose. ter, but it is underetoexi the resigna was envelojied in fire, and with re of these dstachnrenta. with Governor Stone. A6Si<T valley, 64«. |A,(MR) for tho aid of strikers in thia markable rapidity the flames spread to Waahiagton, Oct. K . — The Cuban tions w ill not be accepted. After the conleren«'© Governor Odell Barley— Feed, $20.00 par ton; brew country. other derricks. The fire dejiartment (XXID ROADS CONTENTION. remarktxl: "T h e coal operators may congress Is cmahlerlng a b ill to In- ing. $21.00. and hundreds of citizens rushed to the The mayor of New Orleans has asked B ig Fire From Explosion. postpone this matter u ntil Tuesday, but creaae the Cuban army to three or Floor— Beet grade, S.00«3.60; grah D eleg ates from All P a rts of the S ta te to I dou’ t projxwe to postpone. They scene, but their efforts to check the for troops to sulxlus street car striker« Birmingham, A la., Oct. 10. — An four times it« present strength, and am, $2 fi6<B3.20. flames were unavailing. In that city. M e e t In P ortland October 14 and 15. not acting fairly toward the jieople explosion today in a one-story ware M illstuffs— Bran, $18.60 per ton; the impression prevails In the island believe I shall find some remedy.’ ’ house of the Moore « k Handley Hard The crown prince of Siam, who la Portland, Oct. 11.— A government TO TAKE CENSUS OF ISLANDS. $23.60; aborts, $18.60; Should middlings. ware comjmny, adjoining the other m»w touring the United Stales, w ill that the h ill w ill be enacted. g.xxl roads convention for Oregon will chop, $17. TO T E S T T IM B E R . buildings of the company, caused a fire S«H'n»tary R«x»t heed the ap,N«al of Pres visit Portland. Gate— No. 1 white, $ 1 « 1.02S ¡gray, be held in the Chamber of Commerce G eneral S anger, w ith T w o E xperts nd that destroyed jiroperty valued at Fire destroyed the plant of the Pitts ident Palma, the legislation would be t»6c<$l per cental. T w e n ty Skilled Assistants. building, Portland, October 14 and 16, F o re s try B ureau B uys M ach ine th a t Can $200,000; insurance about 26 per cent |<M >k«xl upon as almost necessary, as the Huy _ Tim othy, $ 1 0 i i l l ; clover, burg Plate Glass company, of Chicago. Washington, Oct. 9 .— Secretary Root • B re a k 1 2 -ln c h Square Beam s. The comjiany’ e main building, a three- under the direction of the United States Culians are looking forward with much $7.60; cheat, $8 per ton. Ix.ss, $200,000. story brick structure, narrowly eseajied has designated Brigadier General San anxiety to the tim e when their own lepartment of agriculture. Invitations Washington, Oct. 13.— The wx»pe of Poultry— Clilskens, mixed, $3.60<£4; A new Colombian gunboat, manned troopa can form the sole garrison of have Iw-en sent to 1,000 state ami work of the bureau of forestry lias destruction. A clerk and a salesman ger to couduct the taking of tbe census He also detaile«i by Americana, haa sailed from San Havana, and whan then« w ill he no per pound, 11c; hens, $4n$4.<6 per county officers, road supervisors, civil lieeu considerably broadened by the were iiurt. Several heavy explosions in the Philippines. dosen; per pound, 12c; springs, $2.60 Yccurred during the progress of the to assist General Sanger in the work Francisco for Panama. Other troops to dispute their title engineers and others interested iu road recent creation of the division of forest (fS p o rd o c e n ; fryers, $3<i3.25; b ro il two experts in the jiersone of H . W . The natives of the island, according products, of which Fretlerick E. Olm fire, causing a jianic among the thou ■ A New York man had $111,000 worth ers, $2ik2.60; ducks, $4.60(fi6 per dos improvement. Gannett, of the geological survey, and sands of spectators. to mail advices from the Cuban me sted has been apjxiinted chief. of unset diamonda stolen from under en; turkeys, young, 1 4 (il6 c ; geese Victor H . Olmsted, of the department tropolis, have a misconception of the 0 . A . R. E lect O fficers. A series of strength tests of timl»ers Ida pillow while he slept. $A(fifi.6O |>sr doien. of labor. In addition to this, Colonel Postal D eficit Less. Intention of this government in leaving Washington, Oct. 11.— The Grand w ill iw ma«ie in collaboration w ith the Cheese— Full cream, twins, 13<B Washington, Oct. 9.— Auditor Castle, Edwards, the chief of the bureau of in Pennsylvania coa, miners do not a handful of troops iu their territory 13S c; Young America, IS M ffilA M ; Army got down to business yesterday bureau of chemistry. Western tim for the jxjstoffiie dejiartm ent, has sular affairs, has arranged with Director favorably regard the peace plan of the Tho«««« that remain are In no way acting and the encampment of the order, l»e- bers of whose strength no exact knowl factory prices, 1(31'a© balanced the books of the postal service Merriam , of the national census, to president and w ill not return to work as a garrison, ami «Io not assert them Matter— Fancy cream ery, 26<jt27%c sides hearing an address from Com edge haa ever teen obtained w ill receive for the year ending June 30, 1902, and have 20 of the most expert census «elves, or thrust thenm'lve« to the on those terms. l>er pound; extras, 27 %c; dairy, 17 S mander in Chief Torrance, and reports Bptxial attention. The bureau of for the result shows the following as the workers detached from his bureau here front, as they «lid prior to May 20 from a number of officers ami commit- estry has bought a Riehle testing ma Troops on their way to the coal Officially, neither American ollicers u$20c; store, 12S<F16. year's business of the entire j*ostal and sent to the Philippines to engage toes, elected a new head for the ensuing chine, powerful enough to try the v.oss Eggs— 22Mffi26c per doien The revenues of the fields were biased ami hooted by the a,qx«ar at any functions breaking strength of a tough beam 12 service: Gross receipts, $121,848,047j in the work. — - - a a I I nor l ’ ’l i» iv » s u i.i'1 - v .i «w« -------------------- men year. Tlie new commander in chief of Potatoes— Best Burbanks, 60 l « « 6 c ,N«ople of Pittsburg, and stiverai riots w ,H,nwver nre invited, It Is in total expenditures, $124,809,217; net island w ill ba drawn ujxm to jiay for the 0 . A. R. is General T. J. Stewart, by 12 inches, 16 feet long. The ma per sack; ordinary, 60(fi66c percental, were narrowly averted. deficit, $2,961,170. The gross receipts the actual field werk in taking the personal and not an official capacity growers’ prices; |M««rcwd sweets, $2(j of Pennsylvania. W illia m M . O lin, chine’s capacity is 200,000 pounds, and of jxistal revenues exceed th o » of the census, which it is believtsd. can be of Massachusetts, was elected vice is fitted with an autographic and auto A tralnload of Eastern hamers and It is said today that an American nni 2.26 per cental. previous year by about |l0 ,2 1 6 ,8 5 4 completed in 10 months. The work of capital i«ts are in Portland to spends form is rarely «men «»n the str««ets Hops— Naw crop, 20<jt21r per pound commander in chief and James M . matic attachment. Tests are now l>e- and the deficit Is more than $1,000,000 of tabulation w ill be done here in ing made of tin.here of the size used in A v e rill, of Georgia, junior vice com we«»k. They have money t«» invest ami Havana, there being practically no Wool— Valley, 12S(A16c; Eastern Washington. less than the previous year. heavy construction work. mander in chief. want to personally inspect Portland evidence of the piesence of our troops Oregon, 8 (ill4 S c ; mohair, 2(l<828c. n that vicinity. Be«d— Gross, cows, 3(#3 *4© per ami surrounding country. Knox A fte r the Coal T ru s t. T ra in s C rash T o g e th e r. C annot A rre s t S o k lk rs . Peace In Mlas«>uri. pound; steers, 4c; dressed, 6<87c New York, Oct. 9.— It was learned Washington, Pa.. Oct. 10. — One of Wright to Retire. One hundred thousand tons «1 New Shenandoah, Pa., Oct. 13.— A Kansas C ity , Mo., Oct. 11.— As a re V s a l-7 H ffi8 Mo- tlie most destructive wrecks in tlie today that United States District A t castle. Australia, coal has l>een sblppud Washington. Get. 14.— The statement Mutton — Gross, 3c per pound sult of a conference here today between rant was sworn out today for the arrest history of the Washington branch oi torney Barnett has been instructed hy is made that Carroll D. W right, com dressed, 6c. to the Unlte«l States. the United Mlneworkers of Missouri of Private Wadswortli for the killin g of tlie Panhandle road «xvnrred tonight the attorney general in J Washington to missioner of labor, w ill retire from the U m b s — Gross, 3 Me per pound and the mine operators, practically all Ixunling German papers have ex W illiam Durham, hut Colonel Hulings near Vanenian’s station, two miles investigate the working of the coal office in two years. For 18 years M r. ilreseed. 6 Sc. of the 1,300 striking miners of North pressed their sympathy as being with east of Cannonsburg, a gravel train and trust in his district, that of the south W right has lawn the chief of the bureau of the Eighteenth regiment, refuse«! to Hogs— Gross, 6 *4 <i7c per pound ern Missouri w ill resume work Monday the American coal miners. General a «*oal train colliding. Five men were ern half of New York state. allow the constable to serve it. C«'lo- of lalair. He la now engaged in some A new wage scale for tlie ensuing year Jrvs«wl, 7®7 Sc* killed and a number injured, one so Burnett declined, however, to state the England is experiencing much diffi important Investigations, the comple nel Hulings says Wadsworth was justi was agr«'ed upon, au l it isbeliev«xl that badly that he may die. The killed nature of the investigation to be made culty In supplying employment to her tion of which w ill occupy the two years all of the miners ami operators in Mis fied in shooting when Durham refused returned South African soldiers. he ex|a«« ts to remain at th© head of the Gimrge Wyndham, in the British com souri who have faile«l to agree on a to halt when challenge«! for the second were all foreign laborers and tbeir by him , or when it would lie com- mons «leimte on the Irish question names could not be ascertained. The menetd. Further than this he would Senator Hanna has challenged Tom lala»r bureau. M r. W right a few «lays said lirsh Industry cannot revive u ntil scale for l»03 w ill soon arrive at a set tim e, au«l that he acted under orders ol not talk. dead were taken to Cannonsburg. tlie state department. Johnson to a debate on the tariff «piea- ago was installed as president of Clark social proscription ends. tlem ent. college, at Worcester, Mass. tion and tlie latter has accepted.
