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ara W EEK’S DOINGS NO. 23. MOHO, OIIKMON, TU ü KH» A Y , OCTOBER 23, 1902. VOL. I. R IJIE L 8 DEI HATED. Ooveramsat Ponces of Vaiwxuala More a Victory 1,000 bead end Wowndad. NEWS OF OREGON LUBA W IL L A4XCP1- Baclproclty Traaty with Vwttel About to be SlgCcfl Stats* BACK TO WORK ALL DEPENDS ON M ITCHELL. Mlear* do not t avor Proposition of Coal Operator* Lafatr, They Say. DEEPER WATER W ilke*barre, Pa., Get. 16. — From a Engineers Approve Dredging i t thorough canvass of the situation as it Mouth of Columbia. exists tonight there is every indication that the new arbitration plan proposed LABOR RECEIVES JUST RECOGNITION by ihe preeidenta of the coal compan WORK WILL BEGIN EARLY NEXT YEAR COMMERCIAL ANU FINANCIAL DOINGS OP INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS ies for ending the miner«’ strike w ill Transport Grant W ill bs UtIHzed B ro ldcnt Name* Commission of SI* Men, not be aoaaptod in its present form. A Brie* Be*law ol Improvements, Growth Ing Mrchlncry Duplicate of Larg Who W ill Agjuat AM INapwUa Ba- General Ite .U w of Im portant Happening* There is a division of opinion among and Deveinpment Along AII Line* est Used by (ioverameut. tw«cn Operator* and Men. of the Past Week In Brief and the strikers, but there is no <loubt that Ihroughoul Our State. tomprehenelve fo rm . a major i t / feel tliat tlie offer to have Washington, Oct. 20. — Re«-ognising Washington, Oct. 17. — The great tlie president ol tlie United State« A aale of 300 hide* of bops at 26 Itritiah army olfirers any llm Am eri anthracite ooal strike ia settled at last. tlie demand for a deep channel at the taints I* reported Irom Dalle*. can hnrsaa are far »»tier for cavalry u*« A commission of six persons, with a select an arbitration commiasion along mouth of the Columbia river, Secretary than any other they can obtain. seventh— Carroll It W right— a* re-ord tba lines augge*t«l by tlie operators ia A Iran, h l» ’ has lawn granted lor Root has satbotized the chief of er, w ill adjuat tlie differences between not fair, and that it unduly lim its tie- Two convict« in the I xm von worth, another telephone line from Baker City the operators and the miner*. Presi board. Tlie miners, it is safe to say, giurars to convert the army transport Kan., ,»l«r«l prison 111«, off t la lr to Humpter, Grant into a sea drelge, and to com- dent M ite,m il, ol the M iner*' Union, alia* klea ami were almut lo«'»Mpe when w ill abide by tlie advice of their na- w ill take tl»« neceaaary rneaaurea to rail Several acboole In Polk ceunty have menra operations on the bar at tlie dlarovere*!. the strike off. Tlie president w ill urge tfcnal president, in whose jndgmenl earliest possible date. linen unable to open on account of the This action la Tim treaaury department ha» aakml tliey have the utmoet confl’lence. tlie immediate resoniption of mining, Inability to »» tire teacliere. taken on r«<ouunendalions ol the spe for offer* of property for aale In Now ami the operators are expected to begin President M itchell declii.es to say A company of Portland men haa pur York for U.a to erect the new poetnfflre the battlefield. next week. h o * he personally loots upon tlie prop cial board of engineers that recently chased the Gold Chloride mine, elgh building on. Announrament that the great strike osition, but tonight he gave to the pi visited tlie mooth of the river. It is The victory of the government troo|>e. m ile* east of Grants I'«**, l>>r |7,MM) wa* off waa made by Secretary K»>ot tlie following statement: OivMin ve»«ela Mailing l» m Atlantic which I» asid to tie due to the |«r»>nal propos»! to scoor out a channel ol The property ia to Ire thoroughly and with exuberant g>»»l Immor at tlie “ 1 folly appreciate s ith what anxiety porta are telng delayed somewhat on about 30 feet depth to begin with. courage of President Ca*tro, who, twice, systematically developed by the new White Iiouae shortly after 1 o’clock tlie people of our country are awaiting account of their Inability to aecure owners. with a Mauser In hla hand, charged yesterday. Organ I m «1 labor ba* a rep the end ol the coal strike. Tlie coal When this has l>een completed, tlie coal promptly. reaeulative on the commiasion in tlie iM-rators have not addressed the M in dredge w ill probably be used in main Mine owner* and operators in the Hanilary c**in,lt,*uts In the Philip* at the head of bia soldiers, ia oonaid« peraon of K. E. C lark, gram! chief of ers' onion, or ita officers, in making taining and deepening tlie channel un pine» are rapidly Improving. t ’lmlei« cred a serious aetlisck to the cause of Ihtker district have organised for the tlie Order of Kailnaul Conductors, their public statement. It is therefore til the jettv is completed. pur|»>«e »I »'curing a change* in tlie re- ha* lw«<n gotten under control and la the revolutioni*t«. named as a »» iologist. The preanlent impossible lor me to state the attittxie ient order of the »•< relary of the In The Grant, now at Han Francisco, rapidly ’lying " “ t. A courier from Valencia, who arrived added Bishop Hpalding, of Illinois, to ol the miners at this time. I am now. terior creating Ihe Eastern Oregon for ill be ootfitted w itli complete dredg the liat of five mem tier« suggest«! by a* I iiave always been, deeply solicitous Franc« la facing a aerioua labor situ- here ti»lay, reports that up to yester est reserve. the ojierators. As named, tlie mm mis ol tlie interests ol tlie public and tlie ing machinery of tlie suction type at a at ion, Every union man in the nation day that town waa not in the hand* of sion ia perfectly satisfactory to both weifarre of tlie mineworkers who have coat of abont 9100,000. Thia »am w ill The report of Superintendent I«m ol may I*» calleo out Io gain a unlveiaal the revolutioniNl*. miner* and operator*. Assent of the been on strike for the j»«t five months. be taken from the sum appropriated for elgiit hoar day and an old age |ieu*lon. the slate peeitentiary *liowa that on miners waa given through President A formal statement defining of position improving the mouth of the Columbia October I there were 300 convicts In Or. W illia m 11. hate*, a well known PANIC IN BALL ROOM. Mitchell and M r. Sargent, commis and intentions w ill be issued just *• river. the instltetion, IW lea* than at the be Nea York physician, who .||»appe*re>l W O B l.trS COAL OLTPLT. Every effort w ill be made to hasten sioner of immigration, and of tlie soon as we are in poeseseion of the full ginning ol the quarter. Tlie earnings laat August, ha* l»<«u found in Iximlnn. I Ire la Albany. N. C.. Building B n w ltrd To this ojerator* through Messrs. Roller Ba meaning of the proposition of tlie the outfitting of the Grant. lor Ihe quarter »ere 91,24*1.40 and the lie «ays Itl* mind ha» been practically lo r la One Death aed Many Injured. Lnitrd States Now Lead* the World end it is proposed to prornire pumping con and G orge W , Ferkins, of the per* tors.’ ’ tolal expenditure* were 9 1 4,746.0V. a blank »lore that time and he did not I CO I, aoo.l6S.l4O Short Ton*. l»nking firm of J. P. Morgan A Co. Albany, N. C ., Oct. 2 1 — Fire broke The rank ami file of tlie miners v ie * machinery which ia the duplicate of the know hi* own hlentity. W ith appropriate ceremony, Agri the new pro,»»ition in different lights. largest type now osed on government Washington, Get. 18.—The U n it»! out shortly before 11 o'clock tonight cultural lia ll. <le«ign»l U» facilitate and The execution of Mur «T.» Uehling TLcse who are oppoeed to accepting the Irefges. The veseel itself w ill require Statement by Cortalyon. in the Tower A Brooks »tore, one of tl.e advance ei|»'rim enl ami instruction in States g«<lugi<-*l survey t-stimatea the w ill take pl«ie at Portland October 31 new offer look upon »he eperatora’ lat little alteratiene. I f there is no delay Washington, Oct. 17. — The follow world's prodoctioe of c<»l in 1001 at largest In the heart of the huaiiie*» agri< ultural line* at the Oregon agri est move as a counter proposition to in procuring the machinery the Grant ing ia the official statement announcing The llaytlan rebellion la at an end The three thm of lira city. For a time the cultural euilege, was d»lic*ted at Cor 6*16,166,140 abort tons. M r. M itcliell’ offer to arbitrate made in will tie ready to commence operations by the mhmlaalon of the revolutionists. Addreeeea were gr'-at cual producing countries ol the the close of the great coal aft ike. the temporary W hite ilooee at Wash- early next year. Tlie dredging machin entire dry gm»la section was threaten»!, vallis October 16. “ After a conference w ith M r. matte by Governor Geer, Congressman hecratary of the .Treasury Hhaw ha» rid are the United States, Great Mitchell and some further conference mgtun. They compare the two offer* ery w ill Iiave a capaicty of 25,000 cubic ami only by most heroic work on the Tongue and a number of othera. Tl»e announced that he w ill buy 920,000,000 and pick out what they all agree to be | yard« of rand per day ol 10 hours. The Britain and Germany. Austria-Hung with representative* of the coal opera part of the firemen ware the Dame* attendance from outside the city num- sard brought np w ill be deposited in cf IV 25 bonds. many Hawi tors, the president haa appointed the ary comes fourth, France fifth, Belgium practically conflu»! to the building In bervd several hum,red. A great many of the strikers think huge bint aboard the Grant, and when The 19th annual convention of the following commission to inquire into, sixth and Russia seventh. The last consider and pass upon all questions the proposition should be acepted, a t I these are fill« ! tlie veseel w ill steam out One fireman Natioual W. C. T. U. la In »eMton at which the fire »Urted. Four pro|»»aetl amendment* to the country, notwithstanding its vast ares, that the miners should trust to I 1 «ai to deep water and damp the sand and was k ill» ! ami a number injured. Portland .Maine. Gregon eoaatltutlon w ill ,»• before the prodeeeg only about 6 per cent a* at issue between the ofierators and resume dredging. dent Rooeevelt to <lo the best he miners in the anthracite owl field*: At the time the fire broke out a a new panel of 160 lahomcn ha» nest legialature for it* endorsement. much c*«al a* the U n it« ! .-tatea. Prior A hare majority of the engineers* under the conditio a laid down by tlie “ Brigadier General John M. Wilson. bran ra il» I to aarure the Jury lor the lam e waa In progresa In a ball on the The»' amemlmenta were proponed by to 189« Great Britain led annmg the board believe a dredge could be U n it» l Mate* army, re tire ,, late chief coal-read presidents. tria l ol Roland It. M ollneui. lop floor of the twining building. Fa- reaolotiooa approved by the laat legis world's <»«l prodmera, but «luring of engineers, U. 8 . A ., Washington. There is s till a third v ie * held by fully operated at the mouth of the A collision between two train* In cape to the street was cut off by the lature, ami they nitwt receive the ap 16»ti, 1000 and 1001 the United State* D. C ., as an officer of the engineer miners, and that is to refuse to accept Columbia. The rough sea made it im ha* made such remarkable im rea*«* in tlie plan proposed and make a counter possible to utilize an ordinary dredge, Ohio reaollcd in both engine* I * I ng de la*t spreading flames, ami 26 young proval of auotlier legislature before coal production, due principally to the corps of either the m ilitary or naval preposition, embodying some of the it being necessary to procure a vessel of molished and 20 |>er«<>o* injured. service of the Unite*, State«. men and women were lifted out ol the they «an l*e submitted to a vote o, the unprecedented activity in tlie iron and sufficient length to cover several wavee '*E. W . Parker, Wnahintan, D. C ., suggestions contained in the operators’ Hlr Thomas U pton's challenge to front window* ami lielpsd over a*lJoin offer. One preposition suggeeted is simultaneously, so the motion of the (>e.iple. The pro,>oeed amendments re Rteel ami other metal tredea, that it as an expert mining engineer. M r. race for the America'« cop ha* lamn re ing roofs. The shrieks of hysterical late to the state printer, city chartera. now sUmia far in the lead of all eom- Parker ia chief statistician of the coni that the operators, the minars and the boat would lie reduced to the minimum. ceived by the New York yacht club. won.en created much excitement, hot elections, state tnatituthma outside of petitor*, with a production in ,001 ex- division of tlie United State« gredogiral president each select a nurubei of men The G rant, 445 feet long, and 49 feet beam, draws 16 feet when light and 25 ce«ling that of Great Britain by 47«,- The prlncl|ial Issue before the m in cool headed firemen m m carried them survey, and editor ol the Engineering to act as a board. This was mentioned Salem ami re|>e*l of anti-Negro aection 065,036 short tone, or 10 percent. Up feet when loaded. Her tonnage is er«' convention w ill lie provision lor by President M itchell, but he would and Mining Journal, of New York. Several aromen of cunatltotioe. 6,590. Having been built as a freight- to tlie cl<»e of 1000 the coal production men thrown out of work by the reten to a pla«e of safety. “ George Gray, W ilm ington, Dela make no comment on it. sbe is more substantial than other were h n rn *l, hut none were aerbwaly of Great Britain ami her colonies, taken tion of nonunion let*. The MHesor’s roll o f Lincoln county bigcther, atill exceed«! that of the ware, as a judire of a United State* army transports, and is well suited for HOT BATTLE W ITH BOBBERS. The grand Jury found an Indictment hurt. abowe an increase of 9,3fi,S64 over United States, the excess in 1000 being eonrt. her new work. “ E . E. C lark, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Ten minute« after the fin* waa din- lltat ot laat y«w.r. for murder In the first degree against 3,366,626 short tons, but the enormous grand chief of the Order of Railroad Aged Men Killed Two A n a lla n tl, but were W illia m Hooper Young, who la umler covered fiames were pouring <wt ol ARBITRATORS AT W H IT E HOUSE. Badly Injured Themselves. The First National bank of Baker output of the coal mine* of thia country Conductor«, as a sociologist, the preet arrest at Nee York for the killing ot every window, ami neighboring build City ha* l««en «leslgnated a United ld*t year exceeded by about 26,0t>0,000 dent asanniing that, for the purfM»ee o, Cleveland, O ., Oct. 16.— In a farm M r*. Anna Pollteer. Wilsoa snd W right Discuss W erk of the short tons the entire entpat of Great such a commission, the term sociologist ing* were ahlaae in many places. The State* dejtoaitory. Commission » Ith Roosevelt. Britain ami her dc|iendencie», including means a man who has thought and house two miles from tlie village of General Corbin says the American Municipal telegraph c«m»|iany’* build «»Idler easily excels those ol England. ing was lunlly »-on hed. the window* I The fru it lair at H<xxl River last India ami the Trauevaat. Of the out studied deeply on social questions, and Rochester, in Loraine county, a terrible Washington, Oct. 20.— Brigadier being »hatter«, by the inten»< heat ami week waa in every rvapect tl»e moat *uc- put in 1001, the Unit»'», State* produced ha* practically applied his knowledge battle was fought tonight between age«I (ieneral John M. Wilson, the m ilitary Alabama c*«l miner« who have l*«>n 33.66 pel cent; Great Britain and her the frame* tw ist»! out ol *h a |« and ce**(nl ever held. “ rtiomaa If . W atkins, Scranton, Pa., brothers nnutxl Meach and six desper member of the coal strike arbitration Out lor 10 daya, have return»! to work. The foreet rangers in Southern Ore- dependencies 30.66 per cent, and Ger as a man practically acquainted with There were 4.A00 men involved. The eharrwd. ate robbers. As a result of the battle commission, and Colonel Carroll D. many 19.42 per cent, or combined It wa* two hour* belore the Hamea |goti have ,«en «-all», in from fighting W right, recorder lor the commission, tlie mining and selling of eoal. term * were not made public were fully umler control. It Is imp*» fire, there l«ing no further need of 64.14 per cent of tl.e total production. “ bishop John L . Hpalding, Peoria, two of the robbers were shot to death, had an extend«l conference with Presi A laat tram on the Vandalia railroad, alhle to aecure any eetimate ol the ne probably fatally wounded, and two I dent Rooeevelt today. They discunsed them. Illinois. The president has added In Indiana, collided with an acroinmo- h»*e» tonight. SOLFFBIERE AGAIN. Bishop Spalding’s name to the com of the Meach brothers were badly | pretty fully the events leading up to The rash for tlml»er claims in la k e datloa, reselling In the death of two beaten. the ’appointment of the commission, mission. | ami Klamath countie* continue* l* e r « o iia ami aerioua, If not fatal, injury BOXERS NOT VBT PVT DOWN. There are three of the Meach broth and tentatively some arrangements for “ Carroll D. W right has been ap Many ol the locators are coming from Sand Show era on Gland ol S t. Vincent, of three other«. but No Damage Vet. pointed recorder 0, the commission.’’ ers, Loren, ag»l nearly 80 years ; John, its work. On leaving the W hite House, Eastern *tat*e. about 70, ami Jarvis, aged 65. The General Wilson said it was yet too United state* M inister Bowen ha* Chin**« Viceroy Aaka M,a»lonartea Not to Kingstown, Oct. 18.— A terrine W illiam Darkls, a Southern Oregon Travel In IM»turbc«l D totrkta. old u.en are said to ba rich. W hile .rly to disease for publication the VETERAN ADMIRAL DEAD. a*k « l that one or two warship« te went pioneer, wa* found dead at his home eruption of the Souffriere volcano com John was in the barn, he was, sur work of the commission. He indicated to Veneauelan water* lor the letter Pekin, Oct. 21.— The new viceroy of near Waldo laat week. He came to menced last night. During the preced protection of Americana. 11« aaya the Thomas O. Selfridge, Sr., Oldest Lhlng rounded by three robbers and bound. that the body would he organised in Hae Cheun province, lseu Chun Huan, th i* state In the early 50a. ing day earth tiemora, apjerently too Goiog to the house tliev knocked Jarvis Waehington, bat when and where its eltuatlon la grave. Officer of His Rank. reports that the Roxera have not l>een A Liberty, Marion county, hop grow slight to ,» considered important, were Meach into insensibility. John Meach sittings would be held were details Boston, Oct. 1". — Rear Admiral work»l himself loose from the bonds, Hantoe Dumont ha* offered to go from »uppreea»! at Cheng Tu and two other I er waa offered 24 cent* for Ida hope which would be worked out by the experienced in the central and northern Thomas O. Helfridge, Hr.. U . 8. N ., re Parle to Han Francisco In an airahlp. centers am, he aaka t l« miniatera ami I last Hatgrday, which he refuacd. however, and seizing a shotgun, ran whole commission. I t is known that part ol the lialand. At 6 o'clock last tired, is dead at the McLean asylum at In caae he la eorceeeful, he want* The Astoria F ir I.undwr Company, of night there were indication* of an erup Waverly. He was prol»ahly the oldest tiously stole upon the three burglars the commission w ill cot begin its labors prise ol 0200,000. He la now at work mi»*lonariea to refrain from traveling who were working at the safe. He shot formally until the miners shall have in central Hie Chuen at present. Astoria has filed J™™»*;™ tion. Rumbling noises a«.» heard. living officer of that rank in any navy on an airahlp callable for the trip. two of them to death and fatally agreed to it. Later in the day Ë. W . They increased when the roaring vol in the world, and there is no ether The emparor a reception at the sum- w|n wound«! the third man. The three Parker, the mining expert of the com Officials of the transport service be cano belched out its deadly content». navy which had two admirals, father companions of the men. w ho were w atch mission, call«! at the W hite House lieve that the transport Seward haa mer palace Imlay waa attended by the l „ , n , This eruption was follow«! by a brie, and son, both re tire !. The elder ad ing the house, realizing their danger, with Dr. David T . Day, of the geologic market at Independence I* lu ll. Then, from 10 o’clock til, 4 miral was born in Massachusetts, and met with an accideut ami la making her diplomatic corps except In the case of im m «iiate,y got Away. The robbers al survey, and formally accepted his way across the Pacific umler aail. The tlie British minister, Hlr Ernest Satow, practically stationary. There seem* to o'clock this morning the upheaval con was appoint»! to the navy from that secured no money. appointment. Howard left Seattle for .Manila over two he having declined all aoc,a, intercourse be a deckled opinion among the grow tinued. The outbreak was accompanied state on January 1, 1816. The son, The wounded robber refused to make M r. Parker remained with the presi moot ha vg” . and haa not vet reached on a,-count of the miscarriage of Juatlce I • « t'««» P '‘<* w ill advance in a few by an incessant and confused cannonad Rear Admiral Thomas O. Selfridge, any statement as to identity. dent and Colonel W right for a'consider- her dealination. ing. There were Incandescent clouds was born February 16, 1636, and join»! weeks. able time. I t is not yet announced In the rase of the murdered English and sparkling matter ejeett-d. After 4 the navy at the age of 15. The second W ILSON OOES TO GREECE. An incendiary Are at Klamathon, missionaries, Bru«-e »ml lew is, in Ho how the expenses of the commission o'clock the disturbance gradually de- eldest son is Commander James Russell PORTLAND MARKETS. w ill be paid. The civilian members C a l., caueed a lose of 0600,000. creased, but the m.ise of the Imiling Selfridge, born July 11, 1849, snd in nan province, where the responsible Spokane Man Transferred from Chile at a w ill be e n titl« i to a per diem to be Wheat — W alla W alla, fi4c; blue- cauldron is s till audible at a dietan«'. the navy since 1864. An American ha* l»een placed In com officials were excnl|»ated and ignorant Loss of $3.500 in Salary fixed by the president. When the civil war broke out Com stem flfic; valley, 6 6 He. mand of the Colombian gunboat Bogota. l>eaaanta were beheaded. Washington, Oct. 16.— Henry L. New York Bank I alls. mander Selfridge waa too far *dv*nc»l Barley— Feed, 920.00 per ton; brew W RIGHT W IL L HAVE NO VOTE. The negotiations for the departure ol A lake ateomer bound for Buffalo New York, Oct. 16.— The failure' o, in years to accept active duty at sea. Wilson, of Hpokine, minister to Chile, foundere.1 during a heavy storm. Ten the international troops from Shanghai ing, 921.00. and he was assign»! as commandant of has secured a European mission, hut at tlie banking house of G ilm an, Son A Flour— Beat grade, 3.00(93.60; grah i But He W ill be the Man who Really Runs have been interrupts I. It appears that of the crew are missing. C-o., of 62 Cedar street, thia city, was the Mare Island navy yard. 1862-1864, a great sacrifice of salary. He gets a the Arbitration Board. Great Britain before consenting to the am, 92 65(93.20. amt again in 1873. In the latter year announced late today. The liabilities, President Rooeevelt la v«ry anxious evacuation desires a more definite ar M ill*» uffa— Bran, 918.H0 per ton; it waa said, are less than 9200.000, and all retired oftu’ers were withdrawn from sim ilar poet in Greece at 96,500 a year, 1 Washington, Oct. 20.— Hon. Carroll about the reply of the inineis to the rangement In regard to her status In middlings, 923 60; short«, 9 1 » 60 ; while his present position pays 9 1 0 .-1 D. W right, as recorder of the commis- it was added that no other New York active *ervi«>e, and Admiral Selfridge pro|»»altion of the operator«. the Yangtee valley and more pre* ise chop, 917. concern would lie affected. The busi reeid»i at G»irgetown, 8. C ., but for 000. This could uot have been brought sion to arbitrate the anthracite coal di»- Gats— No. 1 white, 91(31 0 2 H ; gray, not the minister to pute, w ill not have a vote. The fol I t la probable that Rooeevelt w ill stipulations concerning non-alienation ness of G ilm an, Hon A Co. was largely many years he paid annual visits to about had P5c<«< 91 pvr cental recommend a permanent tariff com of territory In that region. in farm mortgages. The house was San Francisco, where he had two reus Greece kindly consented to retire, in lowing authoritive statement is made IIa y — Tim othy, 910(311; clover, order to make places for several people. “ The commission is re constituted mission In hla next mesnage to t»n- founded in 1660 by W ilnthrop 8. G il residing. Roosevelt Doing W'ell. 97.60; cheat, 98 per ton Minister Francis was cot particular that it w ill require a two-thirds vote man, who came here from Ht. Louis grass. 1'otatoea— heat Bnrlemks, 66<A70c Washington, Oct. 21.— W h ile Presi Army to b« Reduced. about serving longer in Greece, and to eettle any point upon which there is and Alton, 111. The failure was a London la much alarmed at what dent Rooeevelt was unable to go to I per sack; ordinary, 60(366c per cental, complete surprise, the firm being not«! Washington, Oct. 17.— Orders w ill lie was w illing to get out of the way in a dispute. they fear la a move on^the part of J. 1*. Gyater Bay to register hla vote for the growers’ prices; Merced aweeta, 91-76(3 That means that Colonel W right i* lor carefulness am, conservatism. issu»i hy the war department tomorrow order to promote John B. Jackson, now Morgan to eecure control of the Ixradon November election, he w ill go home io 2 per rental. ordering that the regular army he re first secretary of the embassy at Berlin, not to be regard«l as a member of the yoto. The president ia progressing Poultry— Chickens, mixed, 98.60® dock*. w Coal Speculators Panic-Stricken duced to the minimum authorized by The pressure of Wilson’s friends to get commission in passing upon questions finely toward complete recovery, and ia 4.25; per poord, 10c; hens, 94® 4.60 per New Y o ik , Oct. 16.— Coal dealers law, 69,000 men. W ith the practical him a place in Europe, and the induce- at issue l>efore it. An official of the At a meeting of the stockholder* of now able to move about without crutch- doxan; p«r ponnd, 11c; aprings, 92.60 the Commercial cable company. C lar es or even a cane, bat his physicians <93 per doxen; fryers, 93® 3.26; broil who have been sp»'culating in cargoes of cessation of outbreaks in the P h ilip nient to Jackson to secure Ihe Chilean war department, with a great deal of mission, which is worth 93,500 more [experience, said: ence Mackay waa elected a* president have advised hint not to travel any dis- 0rs, 92® 2.50; ducks, 9&®5.60 per dox- soft coal for future delivery are report»! pines, it is believed that this can be “ In all m i’itary boards and courts panic-stricken over the outlook for safely done. The present size of the than that of Gre»>e, brought about the to All the vacancy caused by the death tance for at least two weeks. For this en; turkeys, young, 10® 12c; geese arntv is about 67,000. The cavalry change. Again, the Chilean mission the recorder has no vote, but he is the speedy resumption in the anthracite of hla father. reason ha w ill he unable to attend the 9<l®6.50 per doaen man who runs the board.’ ’ Inauguration of President Woodrow I Cheese— Full cream, twins. 1 3 H ® fields, and a number of large lots have and artillery regiments w ill be reduced has always been considered more im Colonel W right w ill keep the rec Samuel Gompera, president of the to the minimum bare, except around portant than Greece, and W ilson’s Iw n dumped upon the market. Prices Wilson, of Prineoton university, al- j 14c; Young America, 14 ® 1 4 H ; American Federation of Labor, la very of bituminous have declined from Fort Leavenworth, K an., where the change, although brought about by ords, summon witnesses, carry out the much opposed to the plan of the coni though he had epxres*«! hla particular factory prices, 1®1 ’•4C lea« Domestic commands w ill be kept to full size for "rest pressure, is not considered a pro orders of the commission and perhaps Butter— Fancy creamery, 27 H®30c •round 910 to | 5 . 60 a ton. pie(>are its report under instructions. n|ierators a n d 'th in k * it ahouhl be «lesire to l»e preaent when President | motion. sixes of anthracite still bring 9 ’. 6 to »locational reasons. per pound; extras, 30c; dairy, 16 Wilson is install»!. turned down by the minora. 920, hut this can last hut a few days ®20c; store, 12% ® 16. Macedonian Uprising Spreading. Strong Box Stolen. Danish Islands Bill Up. in view of the (lending settlement A Toledo, Ohio, *teel plant ha* Eggs— 22% ®27 %c per doten. Dewey Is Honored. London, Oct. 20.— Advices received Victoria, B. C ., Oct. 16.— Inform a Co|ienhagen, Oct 17.— The lands- cloHed down for want of coal. Hops— New crop, 21®23c per pound. Philadelphia, Oct. 21.— At a meeting Shaw Buys Up More Bonds, thing today )>egan the discussion of the tion has be.'n received here that a box here from Halonica. European Turkey, Wool— Valley, 12 % ® 15c; Eastern A French aeronant ami h i* compan balay of the Isiarel of governors of the New York, Get. 16.— it was reported treaty providing lor the cession of the containing hauk notes of the value of dated Monday, Oct. 13, report the in Oregon,4>®14 %c; mohair, 2 8® 28c. ion were danhed to death while exjutri 850,000 gold h&s teen stolen from the surrection in Northern Maredonia to be Thomas Jefferson memorial association Beef— Gross, cows, 3®3% c per on the st«M*k exchange today that the Danish West Indies to the U n it« ! menting with an airahlp at Paris. Premier Deuntzer d«>lared strong room of the China and Manila spreading. The telegraph wires have H»'retarv of the treasury had bought States. of the United »Utes held In Independ pound; steers, 4c; dre«e»l, 6 ® 7c. Belgium miners have gon t on strike, government bonds to tlie amount of that in responsible quarters It was now steamer Zafiro, on her last voyage from been cut in several places between V e a l- 7 % ® 6 H c . claiming the tronble In the United ence hall, Admiral ,»ewey was elected 915,000,000. On the l»>st of authority clear there were hut two alternatives, Hong Kong to M anila. The consign M elnik and Djutnbala, and many Turk pound ; per Mutton — Groas, 3c State« haa raised the pi h's of coal and prosldent, and the ,»»ard consists of it was stat»l today that a syndicate had either the ceeeion of the islands, or an ment was sign«! for by one of the ish reserves at Halonica have already one member from each of the oiiginal dress»!, 6c. they ahouhl get aoine teneflt. arranged to »>11 a block of 910,(KM).000 increase of the already heavyexpendi- ship’s oflhers, and prior to the vessel's been sent into the interior, and large ponnd; per Lambe — Gross, 3%c Hlr Michael Herbert, tho new British 13 states, tho District of Columbia and to 915,000,000 4 per cent governments ( ture »««essary for their maintenance arrival at Manila the strong room was numbers of reinforcements have been the territories. The territories are dress»,. 6 %c. arnhar / to the United States, h The and development, w ith no guarantee of o(«ened only once, and that was to a d -' ordered from Constantinople to Salon- per pound ; to tlie secretary of the treasury. Hogs— Gross, 6 jg « 7 c m it a consignment of opium. I ica immediately. Jit represent»! by Hon. Mark A. Sm ith, l>«en received by President Rooseve! price is helievwl to l>e about 9187.60. 1 profitable results. of Arisons. |dreased, 7 « 7 K c . and haa entered upon hla dutle* Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts of the World l a Victoria, Vanes neis, Oct. 21.—-A meaaeugac haa arrived here from the »one of the engagement near thia place Itelween the government troops and revolutlonlat*, bringing news that alter several days of terrible lighting, 9,000 relíela under General Mendosa aban- dolled the field, having retired from their laat |*a itl» n , a ll mile* from l a V h lo ria , Friday night, retreating In the direction of V illa de Cura. Ac cording to President Caglro the killed ami wounded number 8,000. During tl»e laat daya ol the fighting the temperature rose to 110 degree*, and a visitor t*> the »«no of the en gagement declare* he never aaw such a terrible spectacle as waa presented hv V Havana, Get. HL— Ihialne»» men who called in to nonault with Palma on tl»«> pro|weed Cuban-American oommefglMl treaty leel assured that the cabinet w ill approve the pro|»o*ltion ol the United State», and that it w ill be sent to congress within a lew daya for adoption. Tlmre ia aonte fear that the rndlmi element in congress w ill object to approving ol coaling station* without ia-iug informed clearly ol the Intentions ol the I mied State* with regard to the caforoemenl of the I'ia tt amendment. The commercial treaty submitted to Culm by Washington I* practically the Blira tariff schedule, which was drawn up jnat liefore tlie American m ilitary government althdrew friitn the Island, and which leave* the present duty In fori « against all other nations, boj gives the Unit«»! State* a differential from 20 to «0 |ier cent. In n -to rn the U n it« , States offer* Cube a r»*luction in dutle» of 20 |ier cent. T h i* wa* considered too «mall in profiortion to the l»-n«iit a»kcd by the U n it» l State*, ami in the («ginning there wa* a *U<-ng inclina tion to reject the pro,»-«)tion, hut it waa explained that, under existing eottditloae i l l the United State», and considering that the hill wa* p*»»*d by the iiouae of representative* in Waah- ington, more cannot ,« offered at present. Items of Interest Gathered from have Iwen AU Parts of the State. PreaMoot Arbitration of the Coal Trouble Now Assured.
