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« ara MOHO, OKKGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, l»02. VOL. I. WEEK’S DOINGS Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts of the World OF INTEREST TO ALL 0 0 1 RFAUliRS G *x *r*l R a v i« * * f Important Happening* •» Iha Past Weak In |«rtrf and Camprateanatva Form. A Wyoming woman baa l«x»n arraat* tsl (or having lour hualiatula. The fire relief fund raised In Wash- I ng ton amounts to a little ovar $6,1810, Minister Ilnur)' I.. Wllaon (Inrllnaa to hn tra n a ln rm d fro m Chile to G raw ro. Or, Woodrow Wllaon has Imnn form- ally Inatatlnd aa president of Princeton university, A Ihm am iilr, C al., eon stable was »lain by Omga tax-xuae he had run them out of town. Frank Norris, a well known novellat, die.I at Han Pranciaeo from the eth eta i>l an operation. Henator Hanna says hia |>urpoao in |tolitiee la to eatahliah heller relatione helwe<«ii lalair and capital. T IT I.H I * VALID. Report of Atlornay Osnrral knoa Says Panama Canal May be hold. B Ot D B A N D IT T A K L N . Major General* Corbin and Young Europe, where they ________ Man W h o la Itv llrv c d to Have Held I p the have heed Ina,«« ting foreign arruiea. T ra in In M o n tan a la C ap tured , England la l««'<>ming alarmed at the Missoula, M ont., Get. 28.— Deputy condition prevailing among tl.a Irl.h , Hlilpmeota of aruia to the ialand have Hheriff W . W. McCormick arrested been prohibited. near I ton its Ualay a man tx*lieved to la< Three peraoaa were aerlotialy end a tire Individual who, single-handed, In hl great many nthera «lightly injured aa up the North Coast Limited pnaaenger lire result of an eaploaioti in the rapid : train ami murdered Engineer O 'N eill tranait auhway id New York. | near Huarmouth. The u.xti’s aim and Kooaevelt haa iaaned the order to re general <l«m riptiou answer to that of duce the army to Ila minimum the rubber, 11« give* the name ol strength. Alfr«*l Yanhaicndoct, and at time« tries Tire cruiser Olympia la Iteing de to talk with (h-rmaii accent and agaip tained at tlte New York navy yard for uaea plain English, lie la of medium leek of a supply of ounl. statue, haa heavy shoulders and ia in- Governor Klone, of Pennsylvania, cli n«d to stoop, and w<*re when arrested haa iasued a general order witlrdrawing ■ gray suit of clothes ami a peculiar lit the triai, hi from the «xml field». tle cap of blue color, ami had two 45- i sillier C o lt’s revolvers stra|>|Mil to hia The o e l strike arbitration commis- body. aion has perfected an organisation. He acknowledges he was nt Gold Judge Gray was chosen chairman. Creek I In- night previous to the hold A ll mamhrra of the New York build up, ami seys he la a tie maker looking ing trades threaten to go on alrike. for'employment and ’ that he waa an Keventy-tive thousand men are involveit. route to Miseoiila when lie pass««) Order* are to he placed at once for through Gold ('reek. He eiplaina hia H mi manufacture of tire new three-inch alowne*« in getting over the ground and gone to supply the held artillery. It hia not tad ng seen alt day yesterday along the road from flold ('reck to w ill require 1*0. Misaoula by stating that he ruiased hia It he» Irnen announced that I I . It. 1 road shortly after leaving Gold Creek Nickereon, vice president and general ami had to retrace hia steps. The manager of tire M e i lean Central rail- ' officers discredit the man’s story. Poad, ha* Ixten ofteied the presidency of the Houthern Pacific. JAPA N ESE B A R R ED . Ona of the worst storms that ever raged in the llehring aea raked the U a a h ln g tu n C ourt llcvIdes They Cannot Itecum r A m v rk a n C It Irena. Nome coast from Octolrer I I to 14. Three Uvea were lost in the Nome aea Olympia, Oct. 28. — The supreme and a large amount of damage wa»done! court, iu a decision hand»*I down t-alay, to halldings along the water front. ' dechh-a that a Ja,«ariose cannot become The government of France w ill atep i a «’Risen of tiie United States. The In and try to aettle the coal strike, which haa reached a serious situation. I point came up dir»«tly in the matter of 1 the admission of a young Japan«**« P eople on tho Island of Ht. Vincent have l a - e l l <<>ni|«-lle,l to ask (or ahi. law vet to the l«ar ol thia state. Takuji F«»*l supplies are almost entirely ex ! Yamashita, of Seattle, pas-<«l a very I'rvalitahle examination l«*r admiaslou to hausted. the l>ar in the examinations last May, Aa a result of a head-on freight col- j hut the law making citiaenahip a qual lla io n on t h e Iron Mountain road, in ification for ailmiaaion to the liar of Mlaeoutl, seven people were seriously this state ia very plain and ia midis- injured and may die. put»«I. The main jo in t in Di« case A Geoigia mob of 600 broke Into a which waa presented to the supreme ja il, took out a negro and hang««l him. ! court in the form of briefs was whether Troo|>a ha«l l»een ordered to the arene, a native of Jupan cnuld become a c iti hut they arriv»«! too late. ien of th»« United States, and whether General Franklin Hell is to I h » re- »l,w superior court of Pierce county act- forces in I l a - ! It* jurisdiction in granting Ii« v *I of eomruand of the natural nation ,«a|«>rs to Yamashta. Is* tangas province, Luton. He w ill The d«-ci*iun on this ,«>int t-overs a succeml««| by General Jeaae ,M. law. matter on which it is sai«l tlu-re is no Chnrlee W . Clark, eon ol W . A, r««*eiit «hw-ision by any conrt, ami it C lark, the Montana m illionaire, aaya ther»«fore Ix«conics a matter of wide in- he was offeriwl $8,600,000 to assist in tarest. securing control ol the legislature and W K ia ttT (1IVBN A VOTE. downing hia father. Congressman A. Kuaaell, of Daniel* Rcvordvr Is Added to Coat Strike Peace son. Conn., la dead. He caught a Commission Itoth Side* Agree. aevere cold at the last aeeeion of con Washington, Oct. 28.— At the request gress, from which he never recovered. He was 60 year* of age. of the members of the anthracite coal The United Irish l««agne w ill raise strike commission, and w ith the a «sent $100,000 to tight the landlords, of both the operator* anti miner*, Pres Fift»»en lives were lost by the ca|>sl** ident Itooaevelt has appointed Carroll ing of a boat in Chinese waters. D. W right, reeorder of the commis A Texas mob overpower«*! ofboers in sion, a mcmlwr of that Ixxly. Mr* W right has accepted the appointment. a court and lynched two Negroee. M r. W right, as rewrder of the com General Miles was rohh»»d In Hono mission, haa nxvived r«>pli«w from moat lulu of h l* valla«« containing jewelry o| | | l0 n w | )ni|ia owners who are parties an«l other valuahlea. to the controveray, indicating their ac- Roilermakera In the Wabaah shop* at «eptan«*»» of the invitation of tho eom- Hprlngetlld, I I I , , have gone on strike mission to attend the conference to lie for an Increase in wage*. j held for th«» pur,«>se of agr««*mg upon plan* for the hearing* to he given by George Smith, colored, on trial in the commission, and also a reply from Portland for murdering his wile, has Jgr . M itchell, saying he would be rep- been found guilty of murder In the first resente»! at the meeting. degree. • — — - — - - _ . . . . . . . Cubans I p In Arms. At the official trial of the monitor u , ... „„ _ ... i i t i „ _ r i.ii/ Santiago de ( tilta, Get. 28.— rhe Wyoming, ahe showed a *i«««l o f l - ’ S , . , . ______ « ... International Brotherho««l l«<ague sent kn«» a one knot more than was < * » * l . New York by the steamer G ris h a or n io con ra« . Veneiuela ia again at outs’wlth Great Britain. I t Is alleged the latter agreetl to put down the retieliion if *he were given a 30 per cent reduction of cus today 20 children, whose destination is the league sclmol at San Diego, Cal. , The representatives of the league offer to eduonte free nn unlimited number of I intelligent children. Their operation* are being opposed by the Cubali press, tom* on goods going into Veneiuela. A A «a ,i t ith e Catholic church ami Protestant The statement of the c»lh« tlona o f , mighioiuiri,.H wh), ar„ j, Internal revenue for Hepteml»er show a , p ^ l y U * to Buddhism, decrease of $1,718,770, as com|»are<l 1 __ • ________ w ith the same month of 1001. New Torpedo Beat to be Tested. The secretary of the interior holds that in all homestead entries made of lands embraced in thè former Hlletx Indian reservation, three yearn' actual residence must bo proven Indore patent issues. The Irish Nationalists created an other disorder in the British house of oommoua. Han Francisco, Get. 28. — The sul>- maiine torpedo Imat Grampus, recently built at the Union iron works, is in drydock here l»oing made ready fdr her official trial on the hay. This w ill in clude not only the submarine trip, hut a cruise of eome distance, with iterhaps a test of her efficiency in approaching a vessel unawares. Members of I nglnccra* Union to be Asked Not to Handle Anthracite Coal. MINERS ACCEPT SLflAM FACTOMV BLMNED. I Ire tn Chicago Result» la Leaa of Valu TRAIN HELD UP ab le P r o p e r ty an d M a n y L iv e s . Chicago, Get. 26.— Presklent Morton, Convention Agrees to Arbitration Chicago, Oct. 23. — Five men are Lon« Highwayman Robs North of the International Htafi-aiary Engin known to liave hwt their live« in a fire ol the Coil Trouble. ern Pacific in Montana. eers ami Firemen, ataUel that ail mem- which tonight partly destroyed the bers of the aesociatlon ail over the plant of the Chhago branch ol the COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DOINGS country would ba onlcred P» refuns to THE FINAL VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS SHOOTS ENGINEER IN COLD BLOOD Glucose sugar refining company, and hamile any anthracite coal until eveiy the list of d«w«l w ill certainly be much A H rtef Ma vlaw a t Im provem en t», (rru w tb memlior * fleet** I by th« ant lira« ite Kaglaaers Flrai to tb * Last, and Their greater than five, and may reach as Bandit Says H< 1» the Man Who Held Up l.mploymeat Llnally l-«Vt to Board. and D avclupm ant Along A ll Linas Southern Pacific Train In Oregon strike Is reinstated on the l«sis on high ae 30. The estimates run a ll tne Th ro ugh out Our A ta t a. W h k b ia Promptly Caltod. Laat Fall — Secured L ittle . which Gie milters returaed to work. way from that numtwr down Pi 10 Only one of the five men whose Ixxiiei Dm hnil ti«*rhood has a mam I »er ah ip ol liave l»een recovered haa lieen i'tonti- Printers of Gr«g«»n City have formed 14,000, a n d . haa local da ions in 114 Butte, Mont. Oct. 27.— One of the fie.1. a union. Term and Coat of Strike. towns and cities. The fire broke out with an explosion moat daring train robberies in the hia- Hops have nvacht-d 26 cants at Halem (»uratlon of M rtk«, day» ....... ua President Morton d<*«-lan*l hia organ in the drying hotjse, which ir seven Dwy of the Northern Pacific railroad Mm «a» vtrtkr . and a g«s«l many sales are now looked r*«»><|4a d l r r r t l , afp-< ts<l ....... Xu* >uu aP/ries in height, and stand a cloae to occnrred early Saturday morning at a isation waa in a poaiti<Vi to shut out for. Total loa» to a ll rla »»..«....... the main building of tl«e plant, whndi lonely apot known as Mnlkey canyon, l*rte« of coal at h ea lnulug of hard «vial in all cilia* whava it had ■ Irlka. par ton __ ff, to R. Tltr««« hnndred goats were shipped to is 14 atoriea high.. A third atructara three inilas and a half west of Drum I'rearut price ui e»ai. per u,a (z.» to ga> local unions, and sah* anth aetioo Montana from Monmouth a few days is four storiaa high. Tba two smaller mond, Mont. Ho far aa known, hot one would lx» tak«*n if n»««-*xary for the ago. buildings were destroyed and the larger C a u s e of the Strike. building was badly damaged. The fire man was engaged in tha attempt to Tbs m iner»' demand», w b lrb were re Two new steamers, one for th« protection of the members who had spread a(P»r tl«e explosion with each rifle the express safe. That one man fin e d , ware asM brw »: Au eig h t hou r Columbia river and one lor Puget sound Icat their position* on acr*aint of the rapidity ttiat it waa iu.p»wsible for the seemed to be a boat in himself, when day ; an Inrrvaac Io pay for man on are twing luillt In Portland. anthracite strike. This is President men in the upper storiaa of the drying piecework proportionate to th a t given The N«-caiiicum spruce lumhnr oom- Morton’s view of the situation: to d a y I*l«>rers by »b o rten lu g o f h o u r « ; texise to make their escape, and it is lie killed Die engineer, cooped up a |Htny, ol H»*awi<le, is making some ex )n»t w eigh ing of eoal m ined, ln»tead of "According Pi all re|«orta from East tha number ol men believed to have whole train crew and an entire train a rb itra ry m vaa'irem eut by varyin g tensive improveutenta to ita plant. been at work on the seventh floor that load of [»asaengerM, and kept three men ern minea, our men are getting the "rarbm d»*’ . a flto d w a le o f wage«, th« H 'lH H tha uncertainty in the lift of at work obeying orders. Engineer A movement la on fo«»t in Linn coun worst of it, and, while the miner* are rata for the »aiue work to 1« the «am« lead. Home of the employee who made ty to liave a cl os*« I y««ar (or ph«-aaants. lasing reinxtated, they are left out iu everyw here; an agr«-ement em bodying Daniel O ’ N eill was shot in theahd« men their eecape say that there were 20 or I l ia claimed that at pr«*aeot there are tbeae ilim u n l« , etiler«*l In to by (be Gur organisation does not 30 and others say that there were not and killed when he grapp ed with the operator* and tba union. not more than a third aa many bird* aa the cold. more than 10 at work when tlie fire «Jaapersdo, who had covered him with propoe»» allowing ita member« to la- at one time. broke out. Whatever the number, all two revolvers. The train was known v k tiin ite d , ami aa we cannot call a | The Eugene school Itoar«! is making strike at tin» mine*, nonunion men " ilkscbarre, I a ., Get. 22.— \t ith a are dead. Four men laa|«d from the as tl»e North Coast Limited. an effort to have all srh<M»l children mwming to Im in ,»-se»smO of the jobs, ,hwot, lhat ,air,T d ‘ook »»ven tIo n upper flfx»rs and all are d«»ad. The fifth I t is believed that Die robber boanle»! va«-cinate«l a* a pr««aution againat in the list is an el«-ctrician, who is we w ill attempt to aaeofe th e re in - building the representatives ol the 47,- known to have entered the building, the train at a water tank, which ' y smallpox, which prevails in that city statement <>f our members by abutting <MM) mineworkers who have been on and waa there at the tim e of Die fire. locate*! about 300 f«*’t west of Bear- and vicinity to won« extent. «»nt ai.tl.ra« ite t-a i wherever wa can. strike since last May officially de< lar««l He is supp«XM*l to be dead for the rea mouth, where a stop waa made for Thomas II. Ijowell, who was convlct- " W hile Mgotiations laoking toward ofl Bwn terd Uie ron. son that ail [the firemen and laborers water. Just after the train passe«! <«l ol manslaughter (or killin g 11. L. a a«-ttlem«*nt w«-re on we did not wish about the horned building say that no Roadman near W ilbur last July, waa to interfere in any way. although we U* t ever n,ad<* b * » * » « p it s l and man mail»» hie escape from the upper through Bear mouth station, where no sentenced to seven years’ imprison f«-ar»«l our men woald get the worst of l*bor, and pla<x«l all the «jnestiona in- floors. stop is made, the fireman starttxl to ment. Ix>well is now >12 years of age the tmrgain. We believe the action of volved in the struggle in the hands of Secretary Glass, of the refining com put in a fire. He was startled to hear Work is progressing rapidly on the the firemen ami engineers in quitting |he arbitration commission appointed pany, stated D.at bu estimated the loss a yell and turning round found a man work helis’«! the miners to win their . » .i .. . new Booth-Kelly sawmill at Spring ' by the preeident of the United SUt«-s. at $600,000. standing on the coal pointing two big field. The company ho|>ea to have the "Although it is true that a majority " ben the news was flashed to the revolvers at his head. SAMOAN CASE DECIDED. m ill in O|«-ration by the first ol the of the firemen are members of the , tow ns and village* down in the valley* "Throw np your hands!” shouted tbe year. I l w ill have a ca|»acity of 250, Miners’ union, they have retained their , an,j on the mountains of the coal n g - King Oscar, as A rbitrator, Buies Against man, elevating his voice to overcome 000 f««et of lumber per day. membershlp In our onion, and have a l- ioQ iobabiu»,ts heaved a sigh the Lnitcd States. tbe roar of tbe train. "Throw np and tur our a*«i»tahce. . Oregon has a most promising coprurr ready New York, Oct. 23.— King Oscar, of obey my orders, and you won’t get propow to gi v e i l to them, and I an, of re lie f M anT <>ay. have gone b» jlie tric t in a section little xuown Sweden and Norway, has decided the h u rt." Thia is the Imnaha, on the Hnake river, going to call a m«eting of the ex«**otive since such welcome news was received. Tbe man slid down the coal onto the Hamoan controversy in favor of Ger not far from where the Seven Ifevils ia Iw«ard, when action w ill I * taken l«x,k- : Everywhere there was rejoicing, and many, says a dispatch to the T ritu n e engine deck, and ‘ forced the fireman locat«*! <»n the opposite side. As yet ing P> that end. I w ill advocate (hat ¡n ,„MDy place* the end of the strike against the left seat of the cab. He from Washington. our nwfnberw tw* ordered to refute to .* . , 4 . title development haa Inieii «lone. This fact ix-came known on the re covered Engineer O ’ Neill with one re handle anthracite cual.as. to my mind, »be signal for impromptn town A majority of the Ia«wia and Clark this is th« only method that w ill bring <*lobrationa. The anthracite coal turn ot M r. G rip , the minister of volver and ordered him to throw np his hands. fair directors favor a *)«ecial session of the operaP.r* to time. I believe the region, front its largest city, Scranton, Sweden and Norway, from a 1* ng visit "Y ou mind wbat I say," said he to (tie h-gislatur»« to make an appropria board w ill accept my suggestion " down to the lowlieat coal pitch, has to his home. M r. G rip called at the the engineer. " I f yoa don’t I ’ll blow state department, hot did not, of course, tion (or the exposition. They believe suffered by the conflict, and everyone disclose the decision of his sovereign, your bead o ff." Nearly All Engineer* Turned IX»wa. this «hould I * done at once in order to Just then the steam waa shat off and which mast he formally presented let the other states have an opportunity Wilke»l*ar r* ' >. t 25. — I t looks as now looks for better times. W hile Die large army ol mineworkers simnltaneuusly to the three poweis tbe brakes applied and the train came Pi «•«• what we have done in the matter .though Die union engineers were going an«l allow them to act accordingly. P> have sume difficulty getting back and their families, numbering approxi a>n<erned. The announcement w ill he to a stop in M nlkey canyon. Engineer their ohi places. At n««arly every mine mately 500,000 persous, are grateful asPit.ishing to the governments of the O ’N eil, it seems, stepped from his erat, Arthur S-oflel«!, mnfin««i in theecnn- where the striking engineers made ap- ttiat work is to be resumed on Thurs United States and Great B ritain, which and in doing so overturned his lantern Im m edi ty jail at Allwny for laroaoy, made his p'ication tor work thev were told that day, the strikers have still to learn were confident that they would estab which waa set below him . w.«ca|«« a few «lays ago. He was mp- there were no vacanci«»*. A large **••» »heir reward w ill be. President lish fully the legality and propriety of ately he grapple«! with the robber and The man tun«I at Eugene. number of carpenters are also out. R«o*W*I». having taken prompt action the joint landing oi marines at Apia tried to overpower him . President Mitchell lias advised the men I «" calUnfl »1»« arbitrators u»gether for in lM>y to sustain the decree of the retoaaed himself, and placing the big J. F. Markley, who miirdei««! John to wait a few days and *•*• if employ- their first meeting on Friday, the mln- Hamoan supreme court and end the rerolvet almost against tbe engineer’s D. Fain at ('hani|«w*g last June, has The full »-ope of the abdomen, fired. Engineer O ’ Neil gave tnent would not tie offered them. lie er* h.»j* they w ill know by Thanks- revolution. tie « ,, scoP-nced P) s|H’n«l the remainder Ixtlievea that when general resumption <*v*nfi ‘l*y what practical gains they arbitral decree of King Oscar is not a groan and fell to the ground ontside. of his life in the penitentiary. He is The robber then w ert from the engine yet divulged, and the extent to which takes place there w ill t>e .ew mine eni- j l*ave made. 67 y«*ars old. ployes idle. The firemen are txdng 1 he vote to resume c«ia, mining was it covers the claims fcr damage filed by to the express car. He («ii.ndrel on the Cnnstnirtinn work on the terminal taken back in la.g«*r numbers tl.au any 4 unanimous one, and was reached only tbe citixens of three countries and of door and deman«led that it be opened. yards, at Grants Pass, of the Oregon A «•I the steam men, because they take a"»a r * »arm debate. The principal France may not be known for several The two men inside opened the door to find themselves facing two big guns. Pacific railroad w ill tx»gin January 1. places of men who are not so ca|>ahle. objection to accepting the arbitration days. These claims, which were nom Bo h were ordered out of the car. plan was that no provision was con inally the prime cause for arbitration, Marion county physicians have He then tried to blow open the big tain»«] in Die scheme to take care of are insignificant, however, compared N E W L IF E -S A V IN G D E V IC E . forni««l a county mediral society. C. H. safe with a light charge of dynamite. * those men who would fail to get back with the question of natmnal honor, White, of Gervais, was el««*t««l pre-!» This failed and 16 sticks of dynamite «lent ami C. I I . Itoliertson, of Salem, Alum inum Globe Thoroughly Te»tcd and their old txwitions or would I e unable on which they depended, and if tbe w«*re place«] in the next charge. The to get work at a ll. The engint-ers and action of the United StaP*s and Great Proves Com plete Stave»». secretary. pumpmen get better pay than other Britain had been sustained by the outer d«x>r of the safe was blown open, New York, G«t. 2 5 .— A demonstra dasres of mineworkers, and they did royal arbiter, would have fallen to the anu another charge of 16 sticks of dy The r«xwnt rains throughout the W il namite was used in an attempt to force lamette valley have enabl<»d 'tlx« farm tion of the efticiencv of a novel life not wish to run the risk of toeing alto- ground. the inner door. This charge blew the ers to push the work of fall s»*»«ling. saving invention has taken place in the gether their old places and being com- express car to pieces. The roof was TO REGISTER LAND TITLE S . All fruit is picked and oth«»r fall work English channel, cables the Loudon »° dig «■oal for a living. This blown off and one end of Die car was over and a few «lays more of gmxl i » of * »» t> . . i i . i question came up and waa argued right correspondent the Herald. About U|, to the tjm e tfae vo(f> *u ken weather w ill enable the farmers to fin- Philippine Commission Decides to Adopt practically demolished. Tbe robber then went to the mail la). seeding. four miles off Folkestone, a tug sighted , one had a definite plan to offer to over- the Torrens System. car. The clerk refused to open the strange object in the water. Upon come the ohjtxrtion, and the report of M anila, (»ct. 23.— The United States The first carload of Oregon's «iricl door until threatcue«! with dynamite. prunes of this y««ar's crop left Aliiany coming nearer it was found to lx* a »^° committee on reedutions. recem- Philippine commission has decided to Once in tbe m ail car, he vent to work enact a land-law registry b ill drafted last Hatunlay for New York. Four and large globe. From a manhole <»n the i on the registered m ail poaches. The one-half cents was r«*-«*ived. top u man’s heed project««!. The tug off, and D.at all issues be placed in the by Commissioner Ide. The b ill adopts packages were handtxi to him , and with went alongside an«l two men emerged hands of the arbitration commission the Torrens registrv svstem, w ith ruod- the utmost coolness the fellow took a Buperintemlent of Public instruction from the globe. They "prowl to he the fnr det i,io n ’ wa" adoP»*d aithont »he ifications to fit 'local conditions, and seat and opened the first ¡»ackage, an«l Ackerman recently ask»«l several c.mnty A few mo- J creates a land titles court. I .and inventor and his assistant, both Nor question being ret tied. sii|H»rinteiidents to offer suggtwtions f«ir a > titles throughout the island are at pres then another, nsing his gun to break wegians. According to their story, ments before adjournment, however, , them. the liettermeiit ot the school system. tl.e g l.d e , which is c o r n e l of alum- » » •*« » ent cloud««! to such an extent that During all the time he was with his The i«l«’as he has rlceiv«xl are many and inum, was put overboard from a steam- i 1* ? * ,n the, T ” " u sales of land and its improvements are prisoners, he kept np a running talk varied, and include higher qualifica er off Havre. The inventor claims D.at I the bal1 hall mowd movtxi ,h at the P ^ l e m be retarded. An enormous task is in and joked with the crew over his poor tions of teachers, consolidation of dis it satisfi»«! all requirements and expec- place«! in the hands of the executive volved in the labor of clearing titles. success in getting valuable plunder. tricts and an increase ol the compulsory board for solution, and his suggestion Government lands which were sold tati«ns an«l demonstrated its rervice- Two or three times be expressed regret attendame period. was adopted. under authority of the Philippines act ahility for raving livee at s«*a. at having been forced to k ill the en after that a«-t pasee«l the American con The globe is about eight fret in d i gineer, whom he characterized as fool gress. w ill be recorded under the Tor SPEED SACRIFICED TO POWER. PORTLAND MARKETS. ameter. An air shaft is provided and ish for trying to resist. The robber rens system. it is also fitte»! with a wat«*r pump, sail declared: Wheat— W allaW alla, 6tlQ67c; blue- and rudder. Its capacity is claim««] to Naval Board Decides to Make Im portant The commission has pat-eed a bill de " I f anybody wants to know who I stem flW S ti'lK ’ *, valley, 67c. fining the terms under which the Ma Change* In New Cruiser*. be sufficient for 16 perrons, together am, tell ’em I ’m the same fellow who Barley— Feed, $21.00 per ton; brew w itli 860 pounds of ftxxl and 1,100 nila »treet railway franchise is to be Washington, Oct. 23.— The naval held up the Honthern Pacific out at ing, $22.00. pounds of water. t*«ard of construction today finally de- granted. This b ill provides for the Portland last fa ll." Flour— Itost grade, 3.20(£3.60; grab «•id««l upon the features of the armored award of the franchise by competition. Bloodhounds from the nUte peniten Bids w ill l»e opened next March, after Coal Train* Have Right of W ay. am. $2 90<33.20. cruisers authorised by the last act of tiary have been put o n lh e tra il. The Reading, Pa., OcL 26.— The Reading congress. H|»eed has be»en sacrificed to advertisement here and in the United Northern Pacific has posted notices of M illstuffs— Bran, $19.00 per ton; States. middlings, $23.60; shorts, $19.60; railway company officials do not be power. rewards of $5,000 for the capture of lieve that anthracite coal w ill he mov By a vote of four against one, Engin- chop, $17. the robber or robbers, dead or alive. CHINESE RECORDS RESTORED. Gats— No. 1 white, $ 1 .0 2 ^ ^ 1 .0 5 ; ing in any quantity (»efore early next «>er in Chief M elville's proposition to Officers believe that the outlaws are wreek. About 100,000 tons is I«x.k««l give the big ships 25.000 horsepower headed north and that capture wi'.l be gray, $ 1.01M 1.02 ifi per cental. American Officer W ill Return Tablets of soon effected. Old settlers, however, Hay — Tim othy, $1 0 <£ ll; clover, for the first of the week, against a and a *(»ee«l of 23 knots at a minimum lade to Chinese Government. normal weekly average of 240,000 tons. was rej«x't«Ml and the horsepower w ill who know the country, and Its rough $7.50; client, $8 per ton. Han Francisco, Oct. 23.— The famous ness say there is little likelihood of the Potahies— Best Burltanks, 60(8170« A ll coal trians are to lx» given prefer stand at 23,000, which he estimates per sack; ordinary, 60.<tf»6c per cental, ence. Ttiers will lx» no delay in the w ill actually bring the sp«>ed down to Jade tablets brought to this country by men being captured in the mountains, The new Ixtats Lieutenant F. M . Wise, of the marine as thia station is a veritable hole-in- growers’ prices; Merced swe«'ts, $ 1.76(31 unloading of th«» «-oal into the yards of about 2 1 4 knots. the cities and towns, ami every facility therefore w ill be three and one-half a»rpa, w ill now find their way back to the-w all, and wild and thickly tim 2 per cental. Poultry— Chickens, mixt«l, $3.60(4 for sjxx«ly work is being previded for knots slower than the four famous Eng- China. Collector of Customs Stratton bered. 4.26; perpourd, 10«-; hens, $4($4.50 per train crews and shifters. During last lish armor««! cruisers of the Drake has l>een instructed by the secretary of French M iners Agree to Arbitrât«. doaen; jx»r pound, 11c; springs, $3.00 night, 3,000 tons came down th«« road. class. To offset this lack of spe««l the the treasury to turn them over to the Tennessee class w ill have a much more Chinese consul on the payment of $60. (43.60 per doren; fryers, $2.60(43.00; Paris, Oct. 27. — Premier Combes Devis Takes the Army to Task. powerful battery, namely, four 10-inch The money w ill be given to Lieutenant had a two hours* conference with the broilers, $2.00^*2.60; ducks, $6.00(9 6,00 per doxen; turkeys, young, 12 4 Manila, Got. 25.— Genera! Davis has guns in the two turrets against two Wise, who has alleg«xl all along that he national committee of the Miners’ fed (4 13c; g«x»"e, $6.00(46.60 per doxen. issu««) a general ordor drawing atten nine-inch guns in the main batteries of paid that amount for the stones. There eration today, and the latter agretxi to Cheese— Full cream, twins, 14(9 tion to the carelessness of officers and the British ships. The Tennessee class are 10 tablets in a ll, and on each are submit the demands of the miners to 1 4 4 c ; Y o i l t ig America, On some arbitraDon, which the committee de 1 4 4 (9 1 6 ; men of the army in matters of dress also w ill have more armor, the protect- inscriptions of great value. factory prices, 1(41 4 c less. and discipline, and characterising the »*• deck at its thickest part being four are the odd names of emperors long clared to include the establishment of Butter— Fancy creamery 27 4 ® 3 lk neglret in these matters as extraordi and a half inches with six-inch side dead, and on some the names of be- a minimum wage and regulation of the loved empresres. |x»r pound; extras, 30c; dairy, 18 nary. The ordei also refers s|x«*itical- armor. hours of work. M . Combes w ill next (j*20c; store, 12 4 (4 1 6 . ly to the carelessness in making reports consult the delegates of the companies, Navy Yard 1» Too Small. Britain W ill Have Justice from China. Egg"— 26(430c per doxen. and «hawing up other records, and d i and if they agree the strike w ill likely Hops— New crop, 22(425c per pound. rects commanding officers to insist upon Washington, Oct. 23.— Tho animal Shanghai, Oct. 23.— Four British be declared off immediately. W’ool— Valley, 12 4(416c; Eastern reform of nil existing shortoomings in report of Rear Admiral Kemwy, pay gunb««ats have btx»n ordered from here Oregon, 8(414 4 c ; mohair, 26(428c. tho matters mentioned. master general of the navy, devote: to the Yangtse Kiang, to Hankow, be- New Warships for England. Beof— Gross, cows, 3^)3 4 c per much spa«*e to showing that there ia a caus«' of the failure of the Chinese London, Oct. 27. — The British ad Mexican Rallrouds Consolidate. pound; strers, 4c; dresMxl, 6 ® 7c. shortage of officers for the work. I t is anthoritlea to deal with the murderers m iralty has given ont contracts for the Mexico C ity, Oct. 25.— It is reported stated that there is a demand for the of Bruce and Lew is, Die English mis construction of three warships, de Veal— 7 4 <9 « 4 c. Mutton — Gross, 3c per pound; that very shortly the Mexian Central enlargement of the storage plants at sionaries who were killed. I t is said scribed as "scouts." They w ill have a railread company w ill take over the Washington, Boston, Norfolk, Mare that the Chinese authorities are alarmed speed of 25 4 knots when in fighting dress»«!, 6c. Mexico, Cucrnava A Pacific railw ay, Ixtu ihs— Gross, 3 4 c per pound; Island and Puget, sound. A modifica- at Great B ritain’s step and that Prince trim , their engines w ill he of 17,000 which has a line from this city passing Don of the b ill compelling advertising Ching, president of the foreign office, horsepower and their seagoing qualities dressed, 6 4 c . Hog»—Grose, 6 4 ( 3 8 4 c per pound; through the states of Morelos audGuer- for supplies is asked for in the interest w ill confer with regard to the matter w ill be superior to those of the torpedo rero to the Balsas river. of the service. dressed, 7 ® 7 4 c . with the British minister to China. boat destroyers. Washington Oct. 28.— "T be till« to tin» Panama «anal la v a lid ," la the gist of the rn|M«rt to President Roosevelt by Attorney Gwieral Knox or hie Invest!- gallon ol (he offer of the Panama coin- |iauy. The neat step, on She part of the United Ktatea, will lx» to negotiat* ami ratify a treaty giving to it the right* demanded under th« «anal ,«gl»- latlon of last aeaaluR. Pr«»l<l«nt Kooae velt w ill do everything In hia ,»>w«r to secure the completion of anch a treaty In time for presentation to congress at the coining abort aeaaion, aa lie lielievna ample time intervene* for aesomplisb- Ing thia object. Hhould lit« Colombian government delay or decline to act-ede to the conditions laid down by oongmaa, tltereby causing a |»iet|ainerucnt until the tirat aeaaion of the Fifty-eigDi con* greet, there la a | torsi In I ily that the preaidant w ill again lake under rnnahh eration thn x m a t ruction of the ranal over the Ni<*araguan route. The opin ion pretalla here, however, that a treaty of aatiafactory character w ill he negotiated, and ttiat the first aU>|ai liMiking the conrtrurtiou of a canal w ill Ito undertaken early next year. are home from NEWS OFOREGON W IL L KELP DP PMJHT. NO. 24. Items of Interest Gathered from All Parts of the State.
