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MORO
THE LEADER LEADS
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And lathe New'ieat, Brightest
Home Paper in the County.
A d v e r t is e r « , M a k e a N e t * o f T h ia .
inf n m he m
The Boer loss at Eland’s
46 killed and 64 wounded.
John Barrett, ex-United States m in­
ister to Siam, is lecturing in the South.
Eight men were buried alive by a
cave-in on the Isabella mine at Criople
Cieck, Colo.
D e s t r u c t i o n o f t h e G e o r g e It. S te ts o n O ff
th e C oast o f F o rm o sa .
San Francisco, Oct. 30.— Mrs. P. W
Tatton, the wife of Captain Patton,
whose vessel, the American ship George
B. Stetson, was burned at sea off the
coast of Formosa about two months
ago, has just arrived here, and tells a
graphic story of the destruction of the
vessel.
She was the only woman
aboard.
"I did not understand at first when
the alarm was given,” said Mrs. Pat­
ton, but a moment later my husband
came into the cabin and told me to
hurry and clothe the baby and myself
for a trip in an open boat. By the
time I was clothed and reached the
deck, the flames had got aft as far as
the mainmast, and the rigging almost
above my head was all ablaze.
“ The longboat was in the water long-
side with eight of the crew. Just as
1 got into the boat there was a loud
roar and the skylight and roof of the
cabin were lifted off by an explosion of
the gases that had formed in the room
aft. A moment later the whole ship
was a mass of flames, and as we pulled
away the mainmast fell. A few min­
utes later there was a sudden roll, and
the ship went down.
Two days and two nights we were
in that boat. Aliout noon of the sec­
ond day we saw land and that evening
we landed on the little island of Ti Pin
Tsen, which was token from the Chi­
nese by the Japanese during the recent
war. We landed at a small village of
the natives and the baby and I were
the greatest curiosities the natives had
ever seen.”
ih e George B. Stetson was hound
from Portland. Or., for Tien Tsin, with
a cargo of railroad lumber, in com­
mand of Captain Patton. She had a
crew of 20 men. On the evening of
September 10, off the east coast of For­
mosa, smoke was discovered coming up
out of the forepeak. Captain Patton
tried to rally his crew, but they were
panic-stricken, and jiaid no heed to dis­
cipline. The boats were launched to
save them from burning.
From the island the survivors of the
Stetson went to Nagasaki in a small
Japanese steamer.
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IN THE INTEREST OP bHER-
man county .
K eep Y our E y e on th e L ead er.
T r a n s p o r t a t io n
i r e s id e n t
M c K in le y I mmiich
P r o c la m a tio n .
in a d e q u a t e .
B a t e * A r e M o v in g U p a n d H a v e B e a r in g
on E x p o rt T rade.
The president has issued the follow­
From All Parts cf the New
ing proclamation:
Estimates of Surveys for the
Bradstreet’s
says: More nearly, per­
Wealthy Ilo Ilo Visayan “ A national custom, dear to the
haps,
titan
ever
liefore, does the volume
World and the Old.
Experiencing Many Difficul­
Forthcoming Year.
hearts of the people, calls for the set­
of general trade and industry tax exist­
Violates His Oath.
ting apart of one day in each year for
ties on the March.
ing transi»ortation facilities h a n d lin g
ipecial thanksgiving to Almighty God
the same. From nearly all parts of the
President McKinley and Secretary
O F IN T E R E S T T O O U R READERS
country, bnt particularly from the
Long attended the launching of the Shu- HERMANN’S ANNUAL REPORT
HEAD
OF
A
REBEL
JU N T A for the blessings of the preceeding year.
This honored observance acquires LA G U NA DE BAY RAN AGROUND YV est and South, come reports of car
brick at Richmond, Va.
C u m p r v h e n ilv e R e v ie w o f t h e I m p o r t­
with time a tenderer significance. It
scarcity.
Some of this congestion
The Twentieth Kansas volunteers I t e r n m m c iK la t io n s R e g a r tu g t h e Fur
a n t H a p p e n in g « o f t h e F a i t W e e k
I lia A r r e s t M ay b e a d t o a n O u tb r e a k o f snriches domestic life; it summons un­
teems to l»e the result of a diversion of
put R e s e r v e « a n d Sh i'c p g r a x ln g <,<
have been mustered out. They left for
C u l l e d F r o m t h e T e l e g r a p h C o lu m n s«
N a t iv e « —I n s u r g e n t * R e p u la e d in « der the family roof the absent children T h e B o a t W a r F ir e d U p o n b y a P a r ty traffic ordinarily carried on by water
P u b lic L a u d s.
home on a special train.
o f I n s u r g e n t . B e a r in g a W h it e F la g routes to already crowded railroads.
S k lriu itfh N o r th o f S a n Itfid r o .
to glad reunion with those they love.
Colonel Ray thinks the Valdes trail,
—G e n . B a t e . O r d e r e d S o u th .
Seldom as this nation had greater cause
The inability of present transportation
The Burghers are said to have secured an all-American ronto to the Alaskan
Washington, Oct. 28.—The annual
for profound thanksgiving. No great
facilities to cojie with the existing situ­
the services of 18,000 natives.
Manila, Oct. 80.—M. Ruperto San­ liestileuce has invaded our shore; lib­
gold fields, suitable for a railroad.
report of Commissioner Hermann
ation is, however, not confined to do­
Manila,
Oct.
31.—General
Young,
tiago, oue of the wealthiest Visayans eral employment waits upon latior,
Prolongation of war beyond British
mestic trade lines. From loth coasts
Agents of the Transvaal government makes the following estimates for sur­
who had token the oath of allegiance abundant crops have rewarded the with the infantry, is advancing upon of this country come reports of insuf­
expectations is now said to bo certain. are in Chicago seeking to enlist Amer­ veys for the coming year:
Cabanatuan
under
difficulties.
The
to the Unite.! States, and who posed as efforts of the husbandman. Increased
township* in Central and Western
ficient tonnage offering to handle goods
The navy department is to give Mar­ icans for service in tho ranks of the «0 Oregon
..... ...........................
■ 70 qqq
a friend of the Americans, has been comforts have come to the home. The country is furrowed with rivers and seeking a foreign outlet, and freight
Occupied lands in W ashington.............. So’ooO
coni’s wireless telegraphy a practical Boers.
ariested at Ilo Ilo, while other Visa- national finances have been sustained deep ravines, the bridges over which rates are considerably higher than they
Public , lands in Idaho..................................
Idaho ...
lisi'ism
100,000
test.
With impressive m ilitary honors the Miueral m onum ents.................................... 5 O00
yang are being watched. The prisoner and made firmer. In all branches of have been destroyed; the mud is deep, were a year or more ago. This latter
England w ill expect the Boers to body of General Guy V. Henry was Nondescript surveys in Alaska......103,873
is charged with organizing a revolu­ industry and trade there has been an rations are short, and the transporta­ feature, in fact, is one which mav have
Of its entire grant, the Northern Pa-
pay the cost of war when tho end buried at Arlington cemetery, Wash­
tionary junto. Santiago owns sugar unequaled degree of prosperity, while tion of supplies has been delayed by ini) ortant effects njon our foreign trade
ington.
citio has now received 21,718,268
cornea.
estates throughout the island of Negros. there has lieen a steady gain in the low water, and the poor condition of during the lialance of the year.
acres, and 14,851,832 acres are still
It is asserted that a council of 10 moral and educational growth of our the roads. There are sufficient stores,
The move for the increase of the Ger­ ■ie.
The government of Venezuela has
\\ ith few notable exceptions prices
however, to keep the brigade. The in ­
man
navy
was
made
by
Emperor
W
il­
and
the manager of the junta met daily national character.
liven turned over to Castro, who seems
Churches and surgents for a long time have lived off continue strong. A numlier of lines
As
tho
department
now
considers
that
liam in person, and as yet u w holh
't Santiago’s office for the purpose of schools have flourished. American pa­
to be very popular.
have advanced quotations, while the
it has no authority to expect payment
unsupported.
igineering an extensive scheme of col­ triotism has been exalted. Those en the country, impoverishing it. The great body of staple articles manifest
United States army officers have
for shoepgrazing privileges on the forest
ections for an insurrection. One of gaged in maintaining the honor of the American horses are not yet accu- all their old firmness. Some weakness
The Fourth infantry, 1,200 officers reserves, the commissioner recom­
Iteen sent to South Africa to watch the
-antiago’s
steamers was captured car­ flag w ith such signal success have tomed to the native grass and a long in wheat prices is directly traceable to
and men, has left Fort Riley, Kansas, mends that congress authorize the sec­
progress of the wai.
bullock train left San Fernando carry"
rying
supplies
to the rebels. His ar­ been, in a large degree, spared from
higher freight rates tiecause of the
for San Francisco, en route to the retary to make a reasonable charge for
ing
hay for the cavalry.
A Chicago candynian has confessed Philippines.
rest caused rumors of an outbreak of disaster and disease. An honorable
partial closing of the door to relief
such
grazing,
the
grazing
to
bo
con­
»The
Spaniards
report
that
there
are
to the police that lie has 42 wives in
tiie natives of Ilo Ilo, and precautions peace has l>een ratified with a foreign
from growing domestic stocks.
no
insurgents
at
Cabanatuan.
The
A circular issued by the Ohio repub­ fined to open areas. It is recommended
different parts of the world.
have lieen token to prevent trouble.
nation with which we were at war, and gunboat Laguna de Bay dispersed a
Raw wool is firmer and even higher
lican state executive committee, solic­ that from 8 to 10 cents per head for
A battalion of the Eighteenth regi­ we are now at friendly relations with
Fifteen sick men of the Iowa regi­
on
better demand at the East, some
force of rebels who were engaged in
iting contributions from federal em ­ cattle, and 1 to 2 ceuts per hoad fof
ment and marines of the gnnlsiat Con­ every power on earth.
ment are now in the general hospital
heavy speculative transactions being
constructing
trenches
bevond
Santa
ployes has been declare by the civil sheep be charged in the Cascado re­
cord, formed an expedition at Concep­
at the Presidio, San Francisco.
rejiorted.
The trust which wo have assumed
serve, and at the rato of $5 per thous­
service board, contrary to law.
tion,
Northern Panay, to search for the for the lienefit cf the people of Cuha Rosa. The boat was fired upon bv a
The strength of lumber is apparently
Russia has at last agreed that the
and
in
Rainier
reserve
in
Washington.
party
of
insurgents
bearing
a
white
According to the latest reports from
Concord's coxswain, who was lured has faithfully advanced. There is
undiminished.
claim resulting from the seizure of
flag.
She
is
now
aground.
He
argues
that
so
long
as
the
millmon
Cape Town .General Jonbert has joined
ashore by a white Hag, and who is sup­ marked progress toward the restoration
Business failures for the week num­
seals in Behring sea shall lie arbitrated.
Numbers of Chinese are coming to
hands with the Free State forces, and and lumber dealers pay a fair price for
posed to be a prisoner. They found of healthy industrial conditions, and
ber 221, as compared w ith 164 last
timber
supplies
drawn
from
public
Angeles
from
Tarlac,
paying
the
insur­
Ilo Ilo is stirred by the expectation there has been some outjost fighting.
the place deserted, and burned every under wise sanitary regulations the
gents for the privilege. It is reported week, 213 in this week a year ago, 225
of important fighting. Volleys are be­ President Kruger has arrived at Glen­ lands, there should lie an equal charge
house as a punishment.
island has enjoyed unusual exemption that Aguinaldo and the Filipino con­ in 1897, 202 in 1896, and 259 in 1895.
levied
upon
the
grazing
products
of
ing fired at the American out[<wts coe.
from the scourge of fever. The hurri­ gress are still at Tarlac.
Business failures in the Dominion of
such lands, and hopes that legislation
W s n l In E ig h t B o e r s .
nightly.
cane which swept over our new pos­
Michael Ha tai was killed while per­ to this effect w ill he early enacted.
There are about 8,000 insurgents be­ ( anada fur the week nuinlier 20, as
An
informal
meting
was
held
here
Colonel John B. Yates, oue of Gen­ forming a feat of magic in catching
session of Puerto Rico, destroving the fore Angeles. They have been qniet compared with 19 last week, 24 in this
When the geological survey has ex­
this evening of men proposing to pro­
eral Sherman’s main supports in the bullets in his teeth, at New York. tended its surveys over tho reserves,
homes and property of the inhabitants, for the past week.
week a year ago, 27 in 1897, 48 in
ceed
to
South
Africa
to
fight
for
the
famous march to the sea, is dead at Leaden bullets had !>een substituted by and the lands more valuable for agri­
called forth the instant sympathy of
1896, and 36 in 1895.
Two
thousand
rebels
are
at
Bam
ban,
British. More than 100 Englishmen, the people of the United States, who
Amesbnrg, Ont.
some one for tho usual “dummy” arti­ cultural than for forest pnrposes have
Australians and Americans decided to were swift to respond with generous five miles to the north.
PA C IF IC C O A ST TRADE.
The battleships Texas and Indiana cle.
been segregated, the
commissioner
General Bates has been recalled from
go. They organized a party and be­ aid to the sufferers. W hile the insur­
are to go out of commission, as the
San Fernando, and ordered to sail foi
General Fitzhugh Lee. while visiting thinks a better disposition can lie made
lieve they can secure 200 more men.
A e a ttln M a r k e t« .
rection still continues in the island of
officers and men are needed in the in Washington, said in an interview for the exclusion of sheep from the re­
The volunteers include ex-soldiere, Luzon, business is resuming its activ­ the southern islands as soon as possi
Onions,
new,
$1.00(81.25 per sack.
Philippines. Others may follow.
ble.
that the Cuhan jieople are steadily im ­ serves, and if it shall be held that no
frontiersmen,
Englishmen
familial
ity and confidence in the good purposes
Potatoes, new, $16 @18.
sheep
shall
graze
on
any
reserve,
the
proving
under
the
existing
protectorate
with
the
Transvaal,
and
commercial
A Berlin dispatch says telegramc
L A D Y S M IT H IN V E S T E D .
of the United States is being rapidly es­
Beets, per sack, $1.10.
-forks.
from Brussels announce that in the of the United States, hut ¡are not yet agricultural or grazing lands should
tablished
throughout
the
archi)>elag<
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
I n s p e c t io n a t V a n c o u v e r .
Transvaal legation circles it is stated quite ready for purely Cuban govern­ first be eliminated entirely from the re­
“ For these reasons, and countless S it u a t io n S u f f ic ie n t ly D n n g e r o n * t o E x ­
Carrots, per sack, 90c.
A B r is k F i g h t .
serve.
Vancouver, W ash., Oct. 30.—Tele­
c it e A n x ie ty .
that France and Russia will not per­ ment.
others,
I,
W
illiam
McKinley,
president
Parsnips, per sack, 90c.
Manila,
Oct.
30.—General
Young’s
Among other things the commis­ graphic orders from the adjutant-gen­
m it the annexation of the Transvaal
London, Oct. 81.—The position ol
A desperate street fight between
Cauliflower, 75c per dozen.
column, which left San Isidro at day­ of the United States, hereby name
eral
s
office
in
Washington
were
re-
sioner
recommends
legislation
permit­
and Orange Free State to England
members o l a Tennessee colony recently
Cabbage, native and C a lifo r n ia ,
break, moving northward in the direc­ Thursday, the 30th day of November Ladysmith, without being alarming, if
At Atchison, Kan., two robliers shot located at North Salem, Ind., and c iti­ ting lands w ithin forest reserves to lie ceried today, directing the military tion of Santa Rosa, encountered the next, as a day of general thanksgiving sufficiently dangerous to excite anx @ 1.25 per 100 pounds.
rented
or
leased
for
auy
purpose
not
authorities
of
this
department
to
re­
and killed one man and wounded an­ zens of North Salem, resulted in the
Peaches, 65 @ 80c.
enemy strongly entrenched just beyond and prayer, to be observed as such by iety. Evidently the Boers are trying
other in a store, which they later rob­ instant death of one man and the fatal incompatible w ith the purposes for ceive no more recruits for volunteer the Tulioatin river. A brisk fight en­ all our people on this continent and to repeat their Dundee tactics. Roughly
Apples, $ 1.25@1.50 per box.
service.
which
the
reservations
are
created.
estimated, they have 17,000 men, as
bed. They were pursued by a posse wounding of another, and minor injur
Pears, $ 1.00@1.25 per box.
The Thirty-ninth regiment. United sued and the reliels were repulsed. in our newly acquired islands, as w ell against 12,000 British. General Sir
He also desires legislation permitting
and they shot and kille>l a policeman ies for many others.
as
by
those
who
may
lie
at
sea
or
so­
I‘runes, 60c per box.
Two
Americans
were
killed
and
one
States
volunteer
infantry,
and
two
the
entry
of
land*
w
ithin
the
reserva­
and another man, lx>th members of the
Watermelons, $1.50.
The special correspondent of the Lon­ tions more valuable for coal than for companies of the Forty-fifth, recruited wounded. Pursuit was impossible, ow ­ journing in foreign lands, and I ad­ George Stewart White has the better
pursuers.
Cantaloupes, 40@ 50c.
don Daily Mail at Ladysmith, describes forest uses. A large* for >c to push here, were given general inspection to­ ing to the width and depth of the vise that on this day religious exercises artillery, bnt his is of lesser range.
shall be conducted in the churches or The delay in the Boer attack is reported
Canada has made a new proposition the arrival of the war balloon then
Butter—Creamery, 28c per ponnd;
more rapidly the v irk ot examining day by Captain Henry P. McCain, as­ stream.
to be dne to the non-arrival of Com­ dairy, 17 @ 22c; ranch, 20c per pound.
for permanent settlement of the Alaska It was welcomed, he said, with wild
meeting
places
of
all
denominations
the remaining unreserved forest lands sistant adjutant-general, department of F i l i p i n o E n v o y W ill N o t R e R e c e iv e d .
Eggs— 27 @ 28c.
in order that in the social features of mandant-General Jonbert’s column
dispute. She again asks for arbitra­ dances by the Kaffirs, who regard it as
is asked for, which could be secured the Columbia, who was appointed in­
New York. Oct. 30.— A special to the day its real sigificance may not be This has given the British a much-
tion on terms similar to those impoaed a deity. General White and General
Cheese—
Native, IS @ 14c.
for $300,000, and $ lf0 ,0 0 0 is asked for specting officer for this special purpose. the World from Washington says:
by the United States and Great Britain Archibald Hunter both ascended and additional special agents.
lost sight of, but fervent prayers may needed respite after their recent exer­
Poultry—
125»c; dressed, 13 5ic.
The inspection was thorough in Secretary of State Hay, when asked if
be offered to the Most High for a con tions.
over Y’enezuela. Fifty years of occu­ reconnoitered the enem y’s position.
Hay—
Puget
Sound timothy, $12.00;
every
detail
of
camp
and
field
service
Other recommendations are for the
Senor Regidor, the Filipino envoy tinuance of the divine guidance, with
Everything, it is now considered, choice Eastern Washington timothy.
pancy is considered conclusive evi­
A national billiard association may compulsory attendance cf witnesses at and equipment.
would 1« permitted to appear before oat which man’s efforts are vain, and hinges on General W hite's resources $1600.
dence of title. She is willing to give soon be in the field.
Two hundred and fourteen pack the Philippine commission, said:
land hearings; to prevent the mining
np Skagway and Dyea, but wants l*yra
for divine consolation to those whose and judgment. Nothing is known re­
Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23;
1 have heard that he contemplated kindred and friends have sacrificed garding the progress of defensive works feed meal, $23.
Washington is said to be the most and sale of coal during the lifetim e of mules and 30 men arrived here todav
mid Harbor.
from
St.
Louis.
The
mules
are
intend­
a
coal
declaratory
statement,
or
until
visiting the United States and would their lives for our country.
of the Fanning group of
for the protection of Ladysmith. The
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton.
The revolution at Colombia is spread­ productive
full payment is made for the land; for ed for use of the army in the Philip­ present some such plan as that outlined
islands.
“ I recommend also, that on this censorship is more active than ever. $21; whole, $22.
ing.
changing and enlarging the Mount pines, and w ill be sent on the transport by the newspapers. He would have nt
day, so far as m aybe found practicable, According to the Daily Chronicle’s cor­
Flour— Patent, per harrel, $3.65;
It is rumored that A. D. Clarke, an
President Kruger is reported as in
'ainier National Park; that a general Lennox from Portland.
official 01 diplomatic status in Wash labor shall cease from its accustomed respondent, "the new regulations limit blended straights, $3.25; California,
Englishman,
may
try
for
the
cup
to
get
favor of unconditional surrender.
iw be enacted which shall rc)ieal
ington, either as agent of tho Filipinc toil, and charity abound toward the the number of words allowed for press I $3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.50; gra­
R iv e r a D i s m i s s e d .
even w ith Lord Dunraven.
unmerens conflicting and undesirable
messages to one-fourth the number al­ ham, per Imrrel, $2.90; whole wheat
Insurgents in Southern Luzon at­
Havana, Oct.
30.—General Rios insurgents or as a diplomatic represent sick, the needy and the poor.
Colonel Frost says the stones of statutes respecting timlier :»n unre
ative of the so-called Filipino govern
tacked Calamba, bnt were driven off.
“ In witness whereof I have set mv lowable before.”
flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.75.
Rivera,
ex-civil
governor
of
the
prov­
American soldiers looting churches is served lands, and in their stead make
Farmers in the neighborhood oi
Millstuffs— Bran, per ton, $15.00;
ince of Havana, whose withdrawal nient. The question of his living heart hand and caused the seal of the United
Eveleth, Minn., is to be moved to abaoultelv ialse. He praises Otis.
due provision for the protection and use
Ladysmith have left their farms and shorts, per ton, $16.00.
from the governorship was reported by the Philippine peace commission States to be affixed.
make room for m in in g o p era tio n « on
of
timber
on
such
lands.
The university of Oregon w ill play
stock at the mercy of the Boers and are
Feed—Chopped feed, $20.50 per ton;
“ WILLIAM M’KIN LEY .”
as a resignation, denies that he re rests entirely with the commission it
the town site.
The report shows a grand total of
football against the university of Cali­
congregated in the town.
middlings, per ton, $22; oil cake meal,
signed. He says he was dismissed, self. The state department is not con­
I* I t M a la r ia o r A lu m ?
W illiam H. Brown rode 1,000 miles fornia at Berkeley campus November 18. 929,308,068 acres of unappropriated
Two guns the Boers have mounted per ton, $35.00.
anil that he does not know upon what cerned in the matter in any w ay.”
awheel in 84 hours, breaking the rec­
and reserved pulbic lands in the United
Languor, loss of appetite, indigestion are powerful weapons. They are the
grounds
the
dismissal
was
ordered
St.
Louis’
world’s
fair
is
to
be
a
P o r t l a a d M a rk « * .
ord by seven hoars.
States.
and often feverishness are the com ones used in shelling Dundee, and it is
LULL IN THE FIGHTING.
He admits that he had recently re­
great one.
The fund has already
mon symptoms of a physiological con a matter of considerable surprise how
Wheat— Walla Walla, 56@ 57c; Y’al-
W illiam Wilkie, aged 19, was killed reached $4,000,000. The total amount
V A N D E R B IL T 'S W IL L .
marked that he would resign in the
All these they managed to transport such heavy lay, 58c; Blnestem, 69c per bushel.
e n t l y R e c o n s t r u c t in g T h e ir dition termed “ m alaria.”
by Charles Chelin in Chicago, as the aimed at is $5,000,000.
event that at least one of the three B o e r* P E l a v i i n d —
E n g l i s h A r e K e a tin g .
Flour—Best grades, $3.25; graham,
symptoms may be and frequently are pieces.
I t s P r o v i s i o n s M arte P u b l i c —A lf r e d
result of a prizefight.
nominations he had made to public
The White Star steamer Germanic
$2.65; superfine, $2.15 per barrel.
I« N o w H e a d o f t h e H o u s e .
the effect of the use of alum baking
London,
Oct.
30.—The
war
situation
office was not approved, bnt he attrib­
The British losses in Natal in three collided w ith a barge near Liverpool
BU RN ED T O DEATH.
° a ts —Choice w hite, 34 @ 35c; choice
New York, Oct. 28.—The provisions utes his dismissal to the direct in this morning presents no new features. powders in food making. There is no
days’ fighting are said to have l«en and was seriously injured. She w ill
gray, 32 @ 38c per bushel.
question about the poisonous effect of F o u r t e e n P e n o n * W e r e C r e m a te d
of
the
w
ill
of
the
late
Cornelius
Van
It
is
presumed
in
Natal
that
the
Bocq
ta
fluence of Senor Domingo Mendoz Ca­
nearly 500 killed and wounded.
not sail for New York this trip.
Barley— Feed tiarley, $15@ 16.00;
F a ir r « . A la b a m a .
derbilt were made public tonight in a pote, secretary of state in the advisory are reconstructing their plans and that alum upon the system. It obstructs
England’s newspapers must here­
digestion,
prostrates
the
nerves,
coagu­
the English are resting, but telegrams
Reverend McKinnon asserts that statement by’ Chauncey M. Dejiew. cabinet of Governor-General Brooke.
Mobile, AU., Oct. 28.—News was brewing, $18.50@ 19.00 per ton.
after look to the United States and General Luna, the rebel chief killed by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt inherits the
Millstnffs—Bran, $17 per ton; mid­
from Ladysmith, at express rates, still lates and devitalizes the blood. All received here today that 14 people had
Canada for their paper pulp,
H e T ook T ax M on ey.
occupy 48 hours in transmission to this has been made clear, thanks to been burned to death at Faires, Bald­ dlings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $16 per
Aguinaldo’s orderly, had killed his larger portion of his father’s fortune
Eugene, Or., Oct. 30.— Deputy Sher­ London, and, therefore, it is not im­ physicians, boards of health, and food win county, about 80 miles northeast ol ton.
German carp found in the Columbia wife and mother-in-law in Paris and and liecomes practically the head of the
Hay—Timothy, $9 @ 11; clover, $7
iff
H. J. Day has been found to lie a possible that something is happening. com missions. So “ highly injurioos to Mobile. Sometime Monday night last
Yanderbilt family. The will makes no
and Wilamette rivers in great numbers fled.
the health of the community” does fire destroyed the dwellings of Harry @8; Oregon wild hay, $6 @7 per ton.
defaulter to the amount of a little more
The
Daily
Telegraph
has
the
follow­
mention
of
the
marriage
of
Cornelius
w ill be frozen for foreign shipment.
A Paris dispatch says Russia has no
Bntter— Fancy creamerv, 50 @ 55c;
the eminent head of the University of
than $2,100. He went to Portland
Thieves entered the postoffice at interest in Kruger’s people or their lit­ Vanderbilt, jr., and Miss Wilson, nor last Friday on business, and tele­ ing from Ladysmith, dated Wednesday: Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider the Gooodlaw and Samuel Smithson, cre­ seconds, 42 4 @45c; dairy, 37,S@ 40c;
“
Our
cavalry
patrols
have
been
tired
to
any
quarrel
between
father
and
son
mating
all
the
occnjiants
of
both
houses.
Albany, Or., through a tunnel and tle republic, and will not interfere.
ecause of the nnion, but apparently graphed his wife from Portland Sun­ on this afternoon and chased by the en­ alum baking powders, that he says The Goodlaw family consisted of •tore, 22 5» @27 5»c.
robbed the vault, securing about $300. Germany is said to be friendly to the
Eggs— 22 @ 23 5»c per dozen.
*e father’s displeasure was visited day, that he would lie home Tuesday, emy near the scene of the Reitfontein “ their sale should be prohibited by father, mother and six children. There
law
.”
Cheese—
Oregon full cream, 13c;
The remains of Lieutenant-Colonel English.
'ince
then
nothing
has
been
heard
e
ngagement.
The
Boers
show
signs
of
upon the eldest son, he receiving, all
were six persons residing in the Smith-
Miley, Shafter’s chief aide, were
A giant brass combine is being told, under the terms of the w ill, bnt lim .
Under these circumstances it IS son home, the husliand, wife, thrde Y’oung America, 14c; new cheese lOo
ecoming aggressive. We learned of
brought home on the Senator. He fell formed which it is stated will comprise $1,500,000, and $1,000,000 of this to
A reward of $100 has been offered
he capture of the hussars in resj-mse worth the while of every housewife to children, and a sister of Mr. Smithson. per pound.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.00@
all the plants in the Naugatuck valley, be held in trust by the executors. Al­ for his arrest. H is defalcation is a to a military wire sent to Command­ employ the very little care that is The tires are believed to have been of
a victim to fever in the Philippines.
4.00 per dozen; hens, $4.50; springs.
necessary to keep so dangerous an ele­ accidental origin.
great surprise to his friends, as ha has ant-General Jonbert.”
Changes in ranks of naval officers Connecticut. The main office w ill be fred Gwynne Y'anderbilt is, of con
$ 2.00@ 8.50; geese, $5.50@6 for old;
According to the latest account of ment from the food of her family
the residuary legatee, and w ill ¡losses« always been considered trustworthy.
have made it necessary to give Sampson in New York city.
S to r m in W c i t I n d ir a .
$4.50@ 6.50 for vonng; docks, $4.50
A pure cream of tartar baking pow­
The 19 Rnssian men-of-war in the a fortune of probably $40,000,000 to The money taken was tax money col­ the first battle at Glencoe, the Boer
and Schley less advancement than
Santiago de Cuba, Oct. 31.—After
army amounted to 7,000 men. and der, which is the only kind that should days of continuous rain storms, a terri­ per dozen; turkeys, live, 125»@14o
Gladys, R eginald and lected in the past two months.
would have lieen given out last session Pacific w ill shortly be reinforce.! by $50,000,000.
per ponnd.
be
used,
ought
to
cost
about
forty-five
about noon another army, almost as
of congress.
six ships from the Eastern sqnadron. Gertrude (Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney)
D ls n p p e a r a n e e a t S e a .
to fifty cents a pound. Therefore, if fic hurricane from the southeast swept
Potatoes— 55@65c per sack; sweets,
large,
under
Conunanant-General
Jon­
w
ill
receive
about
$7,500,000
ea.h.
The
Berlin
Tageblatt
sees
in
this
a
con­
Montana was visited by a disastrous
Washington, Oct. 30.— News was re­ bert, advanced within 6,000 yards of yon are paying much less, something over Santiago today, causing much des­ > @ 2 L*c per ponnd.
But
Mr.
Depew
states
that
Alfred
w
ill
nection
with
the
rumors
of
the
Chino-
truction. Twelve houses were wrecked
snow storm, the worst in 20 years.
Y’egetables—Beets, $1; turnips, 90c;
give from his share enough to Cornelius ceived at the war department of the ar­ Glencoe camp and then retired. The is wrong; if yon are paying twenty-five and others Itadly damaged. The un­
The loss of life w ill exceed 20 persons Japanese alliance.
rival
of
the
hospital
ship
Relief
at
Ma­
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cauli­
cents
or
less
per
pound,
the
powder
Boer
losses
were
very
heavy,
fully
800.
to
make
the
latter
as
rich
as
his
brother
precedented
rainfall
continues.
Tele­
Secretory Long w ill make a recom-I
in Teton county, and 20,000 sheep per­
nila. She reported the disappearance
is certainly made from alum.
flower, 75c per dozen; parsnips, $1;
graph wires are down, and it is imi<os- Ixians, 5@6c per pound; celery, 70@
ished in the stonn.
mendation for but a limited increase of | and sisters. Alfred w ill, therforr, turn at sea, between Guam and Manila, of
Always
bear
these
simple
facts
in
O
n
t
h
e
N
o
r
t
h
e
r
n
B
o
r
d
e
r
.
over to Cornelius atsmt $6,000,000.
sible for vessels to enter or leave the
Lieutenant Roliert D. Carmody, who
A scooting party of the Thirty-sixth the new navy in his forthcoming annual
Cape Town, Oct. 30.—A telegram mind when purchasing baking powder. harlior. A Warxl liner has been de­ 75c per dozen; cucumliers, 60c per
report.
He
w
ill
devote
most
of
his
went
to
Guam
with
a
marine
liattalion
box; peas, 3@4c per pound; tomatoes,
S u p p o s e d t o E e A n d r e e '« M en .
volunteers encountered insurgents in
from Bulawayo, Rhodesia, says: A —Popular Science Monthlv.
energies to urging abolition of lim it of |
layed four days. The United States 30c per box; green corn, 12J<@
southwest Santa Arita, scattering them,
London, Oct. 28.—The Times pub­ on the Yosemite, when Captain Lean- Boer force is threatening Chief Khama
M
u
n
lc
K
ill«
a
H
u
m
r
.
transport Burnside has been kept cruis­ 16c per dozen.
killing six and capturing eight, and 10 cost in the construction of battleshij«. lishes a letter from Rear-Admiial Cam­ was sent ont as governor to take posses­ and Chief Linchwei, who are loyal to
Music caused the death of a beauti­ ing outside the harbor, and fears are
rifles. No casualties.
Herr Hopeff, ex-treasurer of the Al-1 pion, summarizing a story received sion of the island. There are no details Great Britain. The two chiefs’ coun­
Hops— 7@10c; 1898 crop, 6@6c.
ful 8-year-old filly at Florence, Ala., entertained for the safety of the fleet of
Wool— Valley, 12 @ 13c per pound;
A cablegram has been received at the bert \ erein, a charitable organization | from his nephew, now at Fort Church- of the occurrence. It appears Carmody try lies at the extreme northwest of the the other day. A farmer drove his schooners from Hayti and Jamaica that
Eastern Oregon, 8@14c; mohair, 27 @
state department from United States under the patronage of the king and h ill, Hudson bay, which says some was taken aboard at Guam, presumably Transvaal and includes Bechnaualand. valuable young mare into town, and as usually arrive on Monday morning
80c per pound.
Consul Gudger, at Panama, stating queen of Saxony, was sentenced to im ­ Eskimo traders np north some time ago sick, and on orders home, or else on It seems a gross mistake for the Boers he was driving up the principal street
J a iu a lr a W a s S w e p t.
Mutton—Gross, liest sheep, wethers
that an insurrection has broken out | prisonment for four years and nine I shot two white men, supposed to be­ furlough. It is thought possible he to provoke war among the natives.
Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 81.— Re­ and ewes, 8 S c ; dressed mutton,
may have jumped overboard while de­ The probable explanation is that the a brass band suddely struck up its bla­
there, and that martial law has been months for misappropriating 250,000 j long to the Andree exjiedition.
tant
music.
The
mare
had
never
heard
lirious.
marks of the society’s funds.
declared.
Boer force intends to destroy the rail­ a sound like that before and so startle,! ports of the severe rain storm that has 7c per pound; laud«, 7 >»c per pound.
S p a n is h G u n b o a t l i a i s e d .
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00;
way to Bulawayo, which runs through was she that she drop|*ed dead in the swept the conutry arrived from various
At Paris, Mo., the grand jury re- j
Bates, Lawton and Funston havo re­
M is s o u r i a t P o r t S a id .
Washington,
Oct.
28.—Admiral
points and confirm the fear that exten­ light and feeders, $4.50; ’ dressed,
Khamas’
country
,and
thereby
prevent
ceived deserved appointments. Bates turned an indictment for murder in the ] Watson has informed the navy depart­
shafts of the trap. A veterinary sur­ sive damage has been done. The Rio $t>.00@6.50 per 100 pounds.
Port Said, Oct. 30.—The United
t has been made major-general of volun­ first degree against Alexander Jester, ment that the Spanish guulioat Aravat, States transjiort Missouri, with a large a movement by Colonel Plumer’s force geon who examined the carcass declared
Beef—Gross, top steers, $3.50@ 4.00;
teers, Lawton brigadier-general in regu­ on the charge of murdering Gilbert sunk May, 1898, in the Pasig river, has quantity of medical supplies and a to go to the relief of Mafeking. Al that the mare had d id of heart failure, Cobre inundated Sponishtown, doing
lar army and Funston has been given Gates, son of a Chicago millionaire, 28 been raised. The lioat is in fair condi­ number of nurses, has arrived here, er ready there have been stories of a Rho­ due to excitem et caused by the sound considerable harm. All the railroad cows, $3@ 8.50; dressed beef, 6>»@
years ago.
desian armored train engaging the of the uaccustom d music of the brass lines are interrupted, and most of the 7 Y*c per pound.
reappointment.
route to Manila.
tion, and w ill be repaired.
highways are impassable in conse­
Veal—Large, 65»«75»c; small, 8@
Boers some distance north of Mafeking. band.— Roanoke News.
H e le n G o u ld a n d M o r m o n is m .
quence of the floods and landslides 85»c per pound.
One hundred years ago it was consid­
B r u in b y G e ts a S w o r d .
It begins,” says Tin and Terne,
Advices from the town of Black River
New York, Oct. 30.— Miss Helen
K h o rte« W a t c h e d t h e F i g h t ,
M a r y la n d '* W o n ip n V o te r * .
ered a wonderful achievement for ten “ to look as though Anderson and El­
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 28.—Georgia to­
• a n P r a n e ia e o M a rk « * .
men to manufacture 48,000 pins a day. wood are to be the tinplate centers ol day paid tribute to her ranking hero of iould has given $6,000 to the League
The first election ever held in Mary­ report great damage to shipping and
t ape Town, Oct. 30.— According to
Wool—
Spring— Nevada, 12@ 14cper
Now three make 7,500,000 pins in the manufacture in the W est.”
the Spanish-American war, Flag Lien- for Social Service to be used in a cru­ farther sadvices from Kimberley, the land at which women were allowed to wharves, as w ell as serious injurv to pound; Eastern Oregon, 12@15c; Y'al-
crops.
sade
against
Mormonism.
The
league
same time.
ley, 17@19c; Northern, 8@10c.
The nnion cigar-makers of Tampa, tenant Thomas M. Brumby, of the has issued 1,000,000 ¡.ainphlets in pur­ Boers removed their killed and vote for municipal officers was held in
S ix H u n d r e d S h e e p C r e m a t e d .
Hope— 1899 crop, 9@12)tfo per
It is complained that the blacksmiths H a., have enforced a demand that] Olympia, by the presentation of a hand­ suance of Miss Gould’s directions. wounded in cars. No reliable estimate Arundtd recently. The town is gov
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 31.—The pound.
Mr. erned by seven commissioners elected
of Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth cigar factories be scrubbed and cleaned some sword, in recognition of his note­ They are aimed directly at Mormonism of their losses has been made.
worthy services at Manila.
Rhodes rode out and watched tho fight. each year by the legal voters residing sheep pens at the stockyards, covering
Onions— Yellow, 75@85c per sack.
show lack of interest in the operation once a month.
and Brigham H. Roberts, as congress­
The townspeople,
including the within the corporation and owners of an entire block, were destroyed by fire
Butter— Fancy creamery 80 @ 31c;
of the horseshoers’ license law. The
There are upwards of 1,000,000 ship­
South of Alva, in Southern Illinois, man, and w ill be distributed all over
members of the craft in Duluth were so pers of produce in the United States, is the banner cornfield of the world. the country. When they are exhausted women, mounted the trenches, watch­ real estate. The census recently taken last night, and 600 head of sheep were do seconds, 27 @29c; fancy dairy, 24
ing eagerly for the return of the troops. showed that there were 352 persons at cremated. Four firemen were serinoelj @26c; do seconds, 21 @ 23c per pound.
4 disinterested that they conceded their and it is believed that from their ranks It w ill give this year 600,000 bushels
m illions more w ill follow them. The
injure.! by falling walls, and one ol
Eggs— Store, 26@ 83c; fancy ranch,
vacancy to the tioard of examiners to a strong national organization can be of com, an average of 100 bushels to pamphlets and blank petitions w ill l»e Mr. Rhodes is cheerful and gives din­ Arundel.
them, Charles Peterson, driver of a 41 @ 42c.
ner parties daily, at which luxuries are
Minneapolis.
framed.
About
one
German
the acre.
woman
in
27
sent to 50,000 clergymen, and to hun­ abundant.
hook-and-ladder truck, mav die. The
Millstnffs — Middlings, $19.00 @
works in a factory.
Ex-Minister to Russia Breckinridge
dreds of clubs and societies.
D ew ey*« A c k n o w le d g m e n t« .
toss is estimated at $90,000*
A Filipino newspaper makes the
20.50; nran. $16.60@ 17.50.
M o v e * F r o m U ta h t o O r e g o n .
opines
that
in
the
event
Russia
or
These, together with a varied assort-
Washington, Oct. 28.— Frank A.
statement that inde|iendence w ill be
F ir e In a T h e a t e r .
La Grande, Or., Oct. 80.—A big
Hay—Wheat $7.50@ 10; wheat and
There havo been phenomenal lin­
anderslip, chairman of the Dewey nent of other printed matter, are e x ­
given to the islands in December, France intereferes that it is Uncle
deal
in
real
estate
was
consummated
Chicago,
Oct.
81.—
Fire
broke
out
oat
$6.00@ 9.00; liest barley $5.00@
guists
in
all
ages,
from
the
far-away
Sam’s
duty
to
help
England
in
her
tome commission, has received the fol­ acted to enlist the co-ojieration and
when Bryan w ill be elected president
here today. N. W. Schofield, of Nephi, days of Mithridates, king of Pontus, under the stairway leading to the gal­ 7.00; alfalfa, $ 6 .0 0 « 7 .0 0 'per ton;
tight.
lowing
letter
from
Admiral
Dewey;
nancial
support
of
people
of
all
classes
of the United States. The newspa[>er
lery of the Columbia theater tonight, a straw, 25 @ 40c per bale.
In Hillsdale, Mich., the sidewalks
Washington, Oct. 28.— Dear Sir: hroughout the country. Clergymen Utah, purchased from Walter M. and who could converse with his subjects
also makes the statement that the
few minutes previous to the beginning
Potatoes— Early Rose, 40 @ 50c; Ore­
Charles
Pierce,
what
is
known
as
the
in
each
of
their
25
different
tongues,
are
all
in
control
of
the
city;
are
built
I acknowledge the receipt this day of will be asked to preach on the subject
American casualties have been 23,000
Harlan Stewart farm of 1,200 acres in and from the days of Cleopatra, who of the first act of “ His Excellency the gon Burbanks, $ 1 .2 5 « 1.60; river Bur­
by
the
city
itself
by
the
day
labor
plan;
of
Mormon
practices
and
also
to
take
the
title
deed
to
the
beautiful
house
since last February aftd that the policy
are uniform in size and construction, presented to me by my countrymen. up collections for use in the crusade Cove, for $36,000; also the Charles never used an interpreter in her rela­ Governor.” A panic which followed banks, 5 0 « 75c; Salinas Bnrbanks,
now is a retreating fight.
was quelled by the prompt action of 90c@$1.10 per sack.
Goodnough residence and 40 acres ol tions with the world’s ambassadors.
and are paid for by projierty owners My heart is full of gratitude to them against them.
attaches of the house and the police.
Citrus Fruit— Oranges, Y’alencia,
land at Island City, for $5,500. Mr.
The cigar-makers’ official journal re­ upon a uniform scale. The city is put­ for this overwhelming expression of
P a id t h e D e a t h P e n a l t y .
Schofield, who has lieen a prominent
In the 17th century’ Nicholas Schmid, The large audience left the theater in $2 76@8.25; Mexican limes, $ 4 .0 0 «
ports that 414,356,931 cigars were man- ting down cement walks for seven their regard for me, ami request that
St. Louis, Oct. 30.— A special to the
n factored in the United States during cents a foot and wood for five cents. you w ill also accept and convey to the Post-Dispatch from Dallas, Tex., says stockman of Utah, w ill transfer his op­ a German peasant, translated the Lord's an orderly manner, and an hour later 6.00; California lemons 76c«$1.5O;
the performance was opened.
do choice $ 1.76@2.00 per box.
Cement
is
now
used
altogether
in
this
July—an increase over the output of |
committee my heartfelt thanks for your lev. C. E. Morrison was hanged at erations to this valley, utilizing the prayer into as many languages as there
Tropical Fruits— B a n a n a « XI 5 0 a
Stewart
place
as
a
stock
farm
and
the
the same month in 1898 of 89,644,120 [ town, and the present ordinance hay and their efforts.
are
weeks
in
the
year,
and
in
the
next
Verv sincerely
London, Oct. 30.—Florence Marrayat 2.60 per bunch; pineapples,
•on today at Y’ernon, Tex., for wife- Goodnough property as a place of reel-
century
Sir
William
Jones
could
con>
been in force for three years.
cigars.
Four».
GEORGE D EW EY .”
(M is. Francis Lean) the well-known inal; Persian dates,
urder. He mat his death resignedly. denoe.
6«6>»o per
verse In 28 different tongues.
authoress, died in London this morning. pound.