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. F.—MORO I.OlNiK, NO. 113—MEETS W. H
Saturday utgbt a * ;3i> «‘clock. All
1 0 • vis .0 every
ting brothers to our city cordially united to
W m . H k x r ic h s
A. E Co» sk x s , N. G.
Secretary.
tend
ih m
H. S M »ANKE, Receder.
I)
MOORE
H A. MOORE
M OORE
T ra n s a c t a G e n e ra l
B a n k in g Business
RORO
OREGON
Letter» of credit issued
available on Eastern state«
H il l , W. M
DOUBLE MURDER IN ALASKA
— —o— -
BR O S.
H »V». Ill ill: h N I." M.K.
Collections made at all pointa on far-omble
I N 'I « L« H. A O V. W.
M >ud <) utglit. Sojourners re- term» Sight exchange and telegraphic tran.-
*ol<S on New \ ork, Cfeicago, St. Loui> S au
to «Uend.
Francisco, Portland, The halles ana vartou»
M k >. \ s Li.iK W hk vt , C. of H
points
in Oregon and Washington.
H i l u Recorder.
,-•.-.1 ! " f
A i'.
ball. Moro ev- ,
spevtfully mvited
Particulars of the Shooting of Two Hen
by J. Homer Bird.
- - - o- - -
MURDERER PLEADS SELF-DEFEMSE
w ill m erely Cote for th e ir own choice
at the next annual m eeting. No slate
uas hem made up, although the Union
I acific is in control by the ownership
of tbe Oregon Short L in e. I t is said
1 the dissolution of the trust has no d i
rect connection
w ith the Jlra rw ate r
te rrito ria l controversy w ith the N o rth
ern Pacific.
IN K
H eavy
How San Francisco Welcomed tbe Re
turned Volunteers.
M AKKhrs.
Battle Receipts li fluenes
P ries of W h e a t.
lbs
Chicago, In ly 15. — Follow it g is a re
view of yesterday’s gram m arkets:
Wheat opened w ith very lit t le news
to give the m arket a start e ith e r way
»September opened at 73 3 8 to 7 3 ^
A decline to 72L followed on
in
d ifferen t cables and the lack of cash
dem and. There was no Paris m arket
St. M ich ae l, Alaska. June 30, v ia on account of Qie holiday. W ith the
Seattle, Ju ly 15.—J. Hom er B ird , of decline there was some huving against
New Orleans, is now a pnsouer in the puts and covering
by
shorts
who
m ilita ry barracks, charged w ith the caused a tem porary reaction in Sep-
m urder of J. H . H e rlin g and K . H . tember to 73>4 , hut the influence of
the heavy B altic receipts and the ab
Strong aie held under I'xXM) bonds as sence of news of a decided b ullish
witnesses.
Ih e
en tire party came character soon im parted heaviness to
from New Orleans. Tbe prist ner and I the m arket, which lasted for the rest
the witnesses w ill be taken to Sitka I of the session. L iq u id atio n did not at
for tria l.
any tim e become heavy, but baying
From VSalla»e 11. B laine, engineer of , was lim ite d and confined almost en
the government laun<h N ordira, who tirety to sm all scalpers.
September
arrested Bird, particulars of the m u r kept cl?se t,i ,3 l-.s and was bringing
der are learned. Ih e party of live a r th at p rice'at the close.
rived in S-. M ichael last trim m er in
Corn was d u ll and
fa irl^
-teadv.
the bark Rufus Wood, which cleared There was a d ip early hut the b ullish
from San Francisco. They h a ] a fu ll tone of Snow’s cron report im parted a
o u tfit, including a steam launch and a i better feeling later. September closed
barge, m which they made the trip 1-sc higher.
up the riv e r. The woman went as
Oats were d u ll but steady, following
B ird ’s w ife and Shetller *s sister. At
corn. September left off unchanged.
a coal m ine about eig bty-five miles
1 rovisions showed some weakness
tb ia side of A n vik it was decided to e a rly , but recovered later and closed
rem ain T r tbe w in ter. H e rim g and w ith
a sligh t advance. Lard
was
Patterson, after every thing about the i especially strong. Packers did consid-
place was in shape proposed to Bird
• erat le tcU m g hut the general demand
th at a d ivision of tbe supplies b* was good a ll d a r. A t the close Septem-
......................................
rnai.e, as they wished to earn money V
h«T p«trk was 2 l, c h ig h er, lard
by cu tting wood for use by tbe trans higher and r*bs a shade better.
p ortation companies. Bird
strongly
Today a W heat Markets.
objected and said be would see them
San Francisco. Ju lv 15 —Ca«h wheat.
in b — first. A general quarrel ensned,
S ijb There Was a Conspiracy to “ Do Him
U p,” But He Got the Drop First— A
Woman in the Case.
HONORS TO SOLDIER BOYS
A SCENE OF ANIHATION ANO NOISE
------ o-
A ., W ashington: Oregon troops,
arrived, unanim ously object to
bemg mustered out at Portland and
lose the rig h t of travel allowance, and
request to he mustered out at San
Francisco ano get travel allow ance.
,
° - SUMMERS,
Colonel Comm anding .Second Oregon
»olunteers. ”
Governor Geer, who was one of the
first to greet the troops, at once called
a conference of the Oregon reception
com in it tee lepresentati ves. and suhse
quently eent the follow ing indorsemen
A bsolutely ïhjre
8
B aking
P owder
Makes th e food m ore delicious and w h o leso m e
•c *i s * » i s o «
Tbe Lin» „I M ,rcU E n l„ t0 « l W .tb Ihe C t a r » l o ' . ì ! ‘: ilw r , ' . " “i , ‘ hÌ u i 7 Ì r - Ì L
lv 13. — In defer
oí Thousands, the Din of Bells and
ence to the unanimous wish of the Ore
K I. .M. S M IT H
gon regim ent, I indorse Colonel Sum
OK THE WORLD MORO
tbe Kiwi of CiDiiun.
vngagemec
w ”4H»1»ME\
•lan tlupa,
mere’ request for mustering out in Han
thiup.hil Woodmen of the World. meets
on the
south coas I
tn A. O. U. W. ludi every -\1 »uni Alb Wednesday
Francisco.
“ T. l . G E E R ,
‘gam
de Bay. The
eveuin^
Y udita; choppers are united to al
ganboat Ni
ed tne rebels,
Governor of Oregon.
te. d
and a parti
J. M D r x vHOO, C. C.
an Francisco, Ju ly 14 — Not since
ii troops, n nm -
A lter a fu rth er conference tie tween
bering
136
W m H o loku , Cl-rk.
the departure of the C a lifo rn ia volun Colonel .Summers and the com m ittee
:d drove them
by a ah ari;
teers for the P h ilip p in e s has the rtreets it was decided to adopt a plan of ac
e to the t i l l s ,
ury m
\|O K O
CUI 'LE
N<». e, W >ME\ OK
f Sail Fraucieco presented such a lion as o utlined in the follow ing tele
e wooadea. I t
31 Woodcraft, meets lu A. O. V W. Hall
d the
M U K 1I, O R » P O M
scene of anim ation as they did today, gram forwarded to Washington at
s loea was 35 in
every ttrst and third Wednesday evening of ea.u
k
ih
e
d wou
nor have the steam whistles, cannot* late h o u r:
monili. »jvHiruuig mew:»ers aie tuVned to al
P. O L I V E H A R T L E Y
lenii
■nd bells created Mich a rumpus, and
‘ ‘Ban Francisco H arbor, K. S. New
JEPS
H ih i
A m VNUA M a k t in . U N.
JaP F S B D S .
a il this in honor of tl he returned r e g i- 1 hu rL
18H9. — To A d ju ta n t-G en -
W m H o l uk k . C lv . uk
merit of Oregon vol untee»« and the | era •
The Proposed ■ i
^ a®hington. D. C .—
at ‘ sa Francisco
C a lifo rn ia signal cor rps, who have re- 1 *r’'g ° D troops just arrived unanim ouelv
Dee
------o— —
d Off.
turned ftom foreign shores after over i object to being mustered out at Port
.“•an
o a n u iiR
R. LLOYD I). IULEMAS.
ly 12.— News has
foorteea
months
of h a rd s h ip arid ¡and, and lose the rig h t of travel al C ih fo ra ii’s Royal B eapiion to tfc Retorica^ b^en r<
city in the shape
! lowance, and request to be mustered
fighting
some
gaunt
and
sick,
broken
o
í
a
te
. j . iiily D elaney, J im
Kesi
Volunteers—
A
D
sj
oí
Ia
itS
k
Excito-
stair«
ln
PuUling,
up
health
out
at
Sau
Franciscu
and
get
travel
al
Jeffriei
in Pc&ith áii'I s p irit. BOfBP tkeminji
«taira over .he fanu'urr «tore
*
•ch seems to in d i-
Can
tbev not i»e
l»e musiere«!
mark-» of F ilip in o s bullets, others re- ' I lowance. va
n tney
cate th it th e c h a m p í
cient in S i b Frecciscfi.
m has hacked out
tu rn in g to th e ir native countrv fu ll cf out ^erv #n 1 receive travel pay? Pa
J.
S.
t
ib
is
i
\D
O
R
F
l
R.
r-round go w ith
O ffice o v e r M oor.- B ro s .’ B ank.
vigor and life and even bettered by tbe car to **** • lt *cb *d to the tra m , and the
tte h
;«tvy-wcight frsm
try in g
experiences in
the tropical lnen
**o route. Ordnance to be
ms pj-tpoeed to
__ M o ro , O reg o n.
San
Francisco,
Ju
-lim ate and the vigorous
am paign
nver
Vancouver, and hnal
four rounds or
United fctates transports N «•wpert a MU
Aguinaldo, _ i oivLandtnent to be made in Portland
«gainst the followers of _________
Tr
tion&i club made
O hio, bearing the Ore( en vo luL ttei
E arly in the day great crowJe’of people
t_
S
a n d e r s , d . d
s .
“
O
.
S
U
M
M
E
R
S
,
Colonel,
G.
: -e e k g c j Jefftr^s a r
regim eot irom M a n ila , arrived here
Spe ial
t»l«i
piv. 11 fo f u r r
commenced gathering along the lin e of . “ L<?®tuanding Second Oregon, C
O f-
to sign artic les. T he
early
yesterday
evening
The
waste
1»
in
- V.A-« • ’!.»• s.
inarch. As the w aitin g crowds be-
•
I> Ia c e y , however,
were
sighted
some
m
ill
s
out
at
sea
came fu lly aware th at the men were
i at Jeffries is u n w ill-
A
«
tS
S
A
b
k
FR
O
«
D
EW
EY.
early
in
the
afternoon
and
toon
the
T H K « A L I .» - «
actually in eight, the din and roar of
« 'K H iD J i
man who to nearly
shrieking of steam w histles, the chang
Otìì e in Chapmnn BI»»- k
Long ! is-
mechanical noise*, m ingled w ith the Tha Olymp a a t P o rt Saia and W ilt P ro
got
er h im before be be-
ing of bel*a and tLe firin g of cai.L n tau
tauce ’pho ie 542
t he Dalles, Or.
R. J. W . V O G E L
cheers of thousands, made it seem as if
ceed to T r ia n a .
announced to the people of ’»an F ran
I»r «»ander« .« a graduale of one «if the beat
bedlam had really broken loose.
-
rms me th a t match ia
W ashington, J u ly 1 4 .-T b e folio
o*l -gw in Aaaene», tue Cuiver-ily of vt.clugau,
cisco and v ic in ity th a t the fiiet batch off.
Specia
ist
lo
r
R
c
f
r
j.t
io
n
and
T
h
e
first
in
the
lin
e
of
march
was
io n setter s»e h im . ”
and ha, ha i JO y ar, eapeneoee.
ing has heeu received ¡rom A d m ira l of returning volunteers Irom M a n ila
D i f e . t s of th e L y e .
Major Noble, General S h after’s aide D e w e y:
were nearing the peaceful shores of
RUE GOVCENOR OF KEN TU C K Y .
followed by the band ol the Third a r
“ Port Said, Ju ly H . — The O lv m p ia C a lifo rn ia , and w ith in a few osinutes
M L IR & M U IR ,
;•’ « Mm rim
•rner 1- root "treet,
tille r y .
is
in
voluntary
quarantine.
As
soon
after tbe announcement was made t t e T a r t a r ’s Opponents G ra e e iu liy w ith d r a w
•1 .0 8 *4 .
Then came Governor Geer, of Ore-
f »K I. 5 . o t t a »SM.
in which ShetHer supported the other
a* coal«fd we w ill proceed to Trieste streets leading toward tbe bay shores
In Hi* F a v o r.
con, and staff, followed by the C a li f i r pratique
tw
o.
Tnis
q
u
arrel,
aided
by
jealonsv,
and
recuperation
of • ere thronged w ith people "weudiag
Dr. Vogel 1-
L exin gto u , K y ., Jo ly 13.- Standing
i
wa
I«
r»
«ident«
of
Sher
fornians,
who
shared
cheers
w
iib
the
Chicago,
July
15.—
September
wheat,
wan (Miluv il
officers and m e n .”
heir w ar to the docks
aud to the
is - .uranic-u to zive aal- came to a clim a x the follow ing m orn
CeTT-rlu»» given pruni< «ttena<m.
’ •■i. wa- it, demand when the repub
Oregonians.
tS* -W»
al p . ■ í i a" n Mi ms nirnL
ing, September 27, at breakfast tim e . 72 7 8 ; cash No. 2 red, 7 5 ^ .
Keference to pratique sim p ly means heights overlooking the bay, a il intent lican
AJfflee ut A Jder«o.i B -i au«z
-rate tooventict.
reasaem tled
Then
came
the
Oregon
regim
ent
Tbe woman bad prepared the m-»al and
i1*.?
’
fTOiog
to
Trieste
to
get
a
clean
AT
THK
PR
E
SID
IO
.
*
.. H O K I t, O R K G O y
i S ^ i d
h 7 . " , i k 7
1 1 1 1 -<
>»;.» « h i . » . b i . hiu, lo on catching a glim pse of the transports t ’ ls m orn-ng s o n ly after » o ’clock.
•Z I |
1 / » » • serving it. Bird was s ittin g on a
as they steamed up the harbor ond r
-°C«* created an exciting scene
rN v J v Z rx
bank a short distance above overlook- S h a tter Taka« P ra c a u tlo n t
be escort of a ecore of vessels which py w ith d raw ing Lis name ana present
fo r
the
Jon:« M. mita h i l l
A. U. T ».VSÏK
lin g tbe others, wbo were seated at a
ap-
!
terranean
thout delays from bea'tb had been made ready for the a rr.v a l cf ing tn a name r f T aylo r. Judge P ra tt
H e a lth o t th a Soldiara.
Maautactarer of and Pwalar la
pearar.ee. An am bulance »earing the au to o ritiee at various points.
ta b le . The woman asked him if he
the steamers. Along the water front tuec followed
San Francisco, J u ly 15.— In view of
in
another s tirrin g
M IT C H E L L & T A N N E R
was not coming to breakfast. He said the fact th a t the returnin g Oregon sick and W3unded followed, th e n ’ Bat
proper a ll was e x citem en t. W histles speech of w ith d raw al and seconded
WUlps.
BISHOP THO BURN’S V IE W S .
he wivuiii in a short tim e , as he was volunteers have g» ne in to camp at tbe tery C T h ird a r tille r y . A ll along the
nd belle kept up a co n tin u al d in . the nom ination of Taylor, which waa
ATTORUS!$ AT L I T
cot feeling extra w e ll. Just as tbe Presidio, and I 5 , a MX) more volunteers lin e of march the men were cheered to
U nited States Bound u> Assert A u th o rity The roofs of wareLoci-ee were c owdeo u rn s unanimous am idst the w ildest
the
echo.
As
tbe
soldiers
passed
the
meal began the w o ra o heard a click w ill arrive from M a n ila during the
w ith people and 'rem score» of fiag- scene«.
in tba P h ilip p in e *
V iB
e in a I lb - e-»urts of Oregon, Wa«h-
Palace hotel they were delnged w ith
aed lookir g op saw Bird w ith a shot next two or three
poles streamed into the breaae the stars
John M arsh al!, of L o u isville , waa
iagu»a and I dal»», and the Supreme court of
months, General fioweta thrown from the windows bv
C
in
c
in
n
a
ti,
O
..
J
u
ly
1
4
—
Biahop
gun in his
hands. At
this tim e I Shafter has issoad a letter containing
lûe «.a v-d State»
nd stripee for which tee beys have nom inated
fur Lieutenant Governor
Thohurn,
of
the
M
ethodist
F-piceopal-
Sfietuer looked op and nnt.cin
the rales and regulation* for proper sani guests. General Shafter and staff anil
been fighting for so many long wear«- w ithout lo rm a lity of a ballot. C aleb
FOIiTI.AND, OREGON
gun up to B ird ’ s shoulder exclaim ed: tary service at the cam p. The ofEcer Governor Geer and staff a td many lan church, ia here. The bisbop spent months. Steam er*, togs, yachts and
ro w eis, of Kr,ox eounty, was n o m in
Tents and Waggon Covers.
due. 610, 511 c 3 , ( 'onunei rial Bulldtig.
M a n ila in March last.
" F o i G od’s sake don’ t shoot m e .” in command oi tbe tro«)ps is to appoiut noted arm y officers reviewed t i e parade j
even sm all row loats were soon- n.akin., ated for secretary of state.
as it pas-ed up Y acn e— avenue. At He eays there is no doobt that tbe
Then a report ra rg out and H e rlic g
two sanitary
inspector*. These in ihe Presidio tbe men w ill rest under outbreak
between
Americana and th e ir way as fast as possihle toward
S. B EN N ETT.
fell dead. Au «n^tanx late* anoth«*' re
CAFrUBBD SPANISH VESSELS.
spectors are to exam ine
d a ily the m ilita ry d iscip lin e for two or three F ilip in o s was intended
by F ilip in o the Golden G ate, a il bent upon adding
411 kinda of repairing prom ptly
port a-ts heard, the charge s in k in g tents,
street-, kitchens, food" and •o e k s , when the final mustering out Im ders to include a general massacre to the welcome given the b.-y- from Navy
and neatly dona.
D tp a r im a B t W itt Not Sell Any
Patteraon about the neck and shoulcL sewers.
w ill take place and they w ill be seat in the city of M a n ila . The whole bia- t t e Wehfoot state. The reception com
c f T&em.
ers.
Fatten«
»n
jum
ped
into
the
o
y
e
r
¡
m
ittees.
appointed
to
arrange
for
the
S n e o n d S L . N e a r M o o d y *« W a r e h o i r
tory of t t e presect P h ilip p in e aitua-
Wi a-h iu g to o , J u ly 12. — An offer from
to th eir homes bv tra in .
HORfiRfi POR T R I F H IL IP P IR R S .
and as he catre up B rd Cred at h u r ,
Office in The Sc hanno B uild ing , The
homecoming
of
tbe
Oregonians
were
{ioo, the biahop declared, showed such
a him of ship brokers doing a large
again, but mi«s d. The uonnded man j « m .
D a ilr j. O regon.
W ill T ake a Load from
HOW THE DECISION WAS RADE.
a natural a td in e v ita b le course of i-oon safely aboard tbe tegbeat* tsea foreign hosiotaa to purchase the Reina
managed to crawl to the ha: k and a
Sac Francisco.
■Will praruce is etf Courts Stale and Fed-
events (hat tbe U n ited States ia bound Queen aod tbe Governor Irw in and Merced« s and a ll other war craft cap-
lit t le later w a- h e lp e l in to the boat
headed for tbe ocean. On board the
ersu.
San Francisco, Jo ly 15.—Tbe gov Story I r o n the «egiBDiag of in « Jou rn ey to assert au th o rity there.
by Stn tiler and the woman, who bad
Irw in were the harbor ccmmissiocrTs, tnreo »taring the late war has aroused
fro m ■ e a tta .
escaped B ird ’s w rath
H e rL n g was e rn m e n t is to continue sending borsts
THE
TRAMSVAAL
TROUBLES.
the
officials of the N ational Guard of tOFpicKMt th a t Spain is try in g to ob
H. R O B E R TS .
The
foli»
wing
story
by
the
Portland
boned near by and Patterson cared for to M a n ila . The ship Tacoma w i l l sail
C
a
lifo
rn ia and Governor G eer, of O re tain pos-eseion of t t e vessels and thus
as welt as condition« wool»! p erm it for the P h ilip p in e s as soon as supplies O re8°D>*n »penal correspondent in San G re a t B rita in Has tba »-ynipatby o f the gon, and hie staff. On tbe Sea Qaeec remove the effeese to b parish pride
G rass V alley,
and anim als can be but aboard. 5>he ^ raD- ,a^°. explains how t t e bovt of
u n til he d ed.
ATTORIE! AT LAI,
A d m in is tra tio n .
were tbe representatives of the press, caused by Beating tbe Am erican H««
t* fo oJ Oregon
Oreg »n.
Bo terrified were Khrtfler and tl e wo w ill be followed by the big c o llie r Lhe
F ra n c s ro a . t h i
H e V .M H o m ’ W ^t “ T "
‘°
tbe band fam ished by M ayor Phelan over her ships. The navy departm ent
Fiam
and
probably
one
ot
the
other
man by Bird th at not a word was said
C o n s id e r.n le e x c ite m e n t was created ì
¿ . ¿ n i 0 “ J M h iB « to®
"
and many invited gaests. The revenue w ill not sell any of these vessels.
steamers
now
running
to
B
ritis
h
C
o
l
concerting the shooting for t«-reral
<»n tbe Coarted «le E sp an, during the
k ’ CK
cutter Golden Gate bearing federal
A m a rle a a C atU a in E u ro pe.
j mor.th«. F in a lly the woodcctieis be om bia. Nearly 1500 horse« are wanted last days of tbe regim en t’s M ar there J ? T h‘
t °
L n ,# c d « e officers waa soon under wav aud was
■^C areta: atteat mi gtv»*i to cuUeeltoo». O f
W a s h .n g to o , J u ly 1 2 .- T b e a g r ic u l
before
epnug and tbe
fice cowasel
pn»-t:ve la all Slat«- courts.
g in to wonder what ta d bee« me of tbe io M a n ila
, over the vote granted as io m astering-
‘
J ? * ' “ »*’ , tbe , d m ‘ «»«ratio n joined by the federal q uarantine boat
tu ral an 1 -ta te departm ents have re
otber I s o m en. They begat an inves quarterm aster ia going to try to get out place. The question first cwme up ^ Id ea vri T
« ¿ L i?
BM
‘ ‘ “s lb * from Angel islan d. Then there were
Conducted on B est P rinciples tigation
them
ashore.
J. B R IG H T ,
which resulted ip ti.e arrest of
w h ile General L aw ton ’« column wa- ! p . Ì . j J L» v J°b‘ , , n i < frc«w»'’ os from boats at the disposal ot tbe Red Cruse ceived inform ation th at Belgium has
. B ird Bird said tbe>e was a conspiracy
¡engaged on the R io Grande de p « m -1 Rret,de-,,t h rB < r? r- In io rm a tio n in the and other societies and manv char- removed some of the restrictions as to
THB EX ECUTIO N OF GOING.
the im p ortation of
American beef
arnoi g tt.e others “ to do him up, hut
state departm ent shows th a t A m e ri toted by p rivate parties.
w ATTORIE! AT LAI.
Fee«! Stable in connection with h<4el
General Summer« received
cattle ard beef. Tbe a g ric u ltu ral de
i ne tooled them and «hopped them U .IM < S I . , . . J . « , , . » » « , „ M O T M „ paLgs.
can«
in
hueiceae
m
the
fcoutb
African
h
.
»
I
r
B
,
,
!
.
As
the
transports
slowly
steamed
np
H»»rs«« given the beet of care and aU«-n-
partm ent has been inform ed th at G er
i first. ”
-
-
-
-
OreteoQ tion at all timed
republic are
restricted as are the tbe
le v a a tig a tio « .
J w h a l c i|y
h>J
b#ve |h e •
harbor the
soldiers on hoar-:
m any, upon learning of B e lg iu m ’ s ac-
other U itianders.
gathered in excited groups on deck acu Gon, issued a decree unfavorable to
Kansas C ity ,
J q ly 15. — a
s iia r' m rn t sa iI, io which the colonel an-
UNDER ONION PA C IFIC LOR* ROL.
some clim bed into the riggiog where beef products freat B e.g ium , thereby
•p e e itl Irom Tulsa, I. T ., »ays: The »«cred th at he preferred returning via
W ill
in all th*> cuurta of Oregon.
THE PIN bEE B PLAN.
they shouted and cheered lik e mad.
otBce ovrr Krwu«-’* Ho.rii—»« .■'hop
execution
of
W illia m
Going,
a the usual route, vix, Ban Francisco.
Prices R easonable.
preventing Am erican beef from reach
O. R A N System Absorb 3
the Choctaw
Tbe band on tbe See Queen plavt-d ing Aiermany by re s h ip u e n t from B el
In d ia n , in defiance of a The senator cabled th at in th at event D e tro it S tre e t Cars Acoounce T h ree
O
racon
S
h
o
rt
L
i
n
.
.
J AS. F. M O O R E ,
p
atriotic
airs
and
tbe
screaming
of
w
rit
of
habeas
Cent F a r-s .
corpus issued by the regim ent would master out in ¡San
g iu m .
HOTEL BREW STER
New d o rk, J u ly 15. — A t a m e -tin g I nited States Judge Thomas, w ill be
steam
sirens
created
a
Francisco; whereupon tbe colonel r e -j
D e tro it,
J u ly
14. — “ Three
cent many
X b»ra b «U PAaodereOsi a.
of the directors the Oregon R ailw ay A made the direct cause for bringing those
pandemonium.
Koa-Uctoc Nan Cause T ro u b le .
plied th at he wanted to muster out in tores” are announced today
on the
ATTORIE! AT LAV,
r o K T i.a w .
.
.
.
n k k o o s N avigation was taken from control of
The
health
officials bearded the
.B rid g e to n , X . J ., J u ly 13,— The a r
im plicated
to
tria V
for
m urder. , Portland.
fronts of D etro it street care. A ll the
tbe Great
Northern
and Northern Jutlge Thomas in an interview last
Amencwn »Tan - Fa <-« H e> a--4 |! ¿5 per day.
A fte r the Oregon* came in General newspapers aie oppoeiog toe Pingree vessels which changed th e ir course to riv a l of tfte e n nvn-noion glass-biowera
T h e l/w lle e
O retfou
Pacific by heing absorbed by the O re
E«.rape«n t -at»—Eases x « az.4 mic
ttwi
night stated that he would see that O tis »bowed the c«)l<>nel a oable from ! P.to®
>t i» claim ed a m a jo rity of ward the onarantine station where t t e k v a v caused an outbreak. The strang
Best Lri.-x b«Aei la t*M* eitv. W1 li -. I i<M»denj gon Short I.-n e under control of tbe
the law in respect to disobeying order« the war departm ent asking the sense of the cititen s oppose it on tbe ground doctors w ill make a thorongb ex am in a ers were met by a crowd of strikers
las',r.»». n»-nis GJ«r* — a»r:_. \ . m w n ».> .-.j Union Pacific.
«JJltt-. Autan« t iO . Cnapmac Blwk.
t«6-«. O h ’ je al- the vers 1^—»
from the U nited States was fu lly in the
»n o stormed tee train and captured
regim ent, as w ell as the First th a t three cent fares and quasi m u n i tion of the men.
K. s a X< i » k s . Moavger,
As toon as it was positivelv keew n »ha noo-cnicn w e n . A liv e lv f « a
vestigated a ad th at a ll g u ilty ones w ill i W ashington. That night the colonel cipal ownership w ill fa il to par ex-
a » u e rv a
rKAMk XE.NOKE
HAKOKMe as h»r»HAA Flops.
Nwe York, Ju ly 15. —Tbe executive be brought to justice.
ma-'e a «peech to tbe men, e x p la in in g pensee
nses «
and the llT.OOP.OOO piopoe^d to here that the Orrg-xt soldiers would ensued d urin g which many blows were
»top here, committees were appointed exchanged
com m ittee of tbe O ie g m R a ilw ay A
U F L ÍR & M E N E F E E
The non-union men were
to them the a«1vantagee of geieg to be paid for the rouae.
N avigation Company haa di6«.)lve»i the
to arrange for a fittin g reception to ti e fin a lly
THB W ARDNER TR IA LS .
induced to
accompany the
Portland to muster out, as he viewed
brave
men
and
everything
progreeae«!
THB
W
ALL
k
t
B
TBIALS.
voting trust which controls the prop
strikers to headquarters where an a t
th em , and asked for a hallot, which
k
n
g
in
e
e
r
o
f
B
u
n
k
e
r
H
ill
a
tti
Gives
H,s
finely
toward
th
at
end.
when
word
wag
e r t y . T h e diseolution of the trust has
tem pt ia heing made to fore« them to
was im m ediatelv taken. Colonel h u m Conductor and R n gln aar of Stolen T ra in
ATTORIEYS AT LAV
S x p e rte n e e .
received from Washington th at tbe leave tow n.
no direct connection w ith the change
mers interpreted th ia as a sm all ma*
on
tba
Stand.
W allace, Idaho , Ju ly 15. — W H . • jo n ty in favor of Portland, and ro re-
^oldteta would not stop here more than
of officers and directors, fetockbolder«
W allace
Ju ly 14.—George Olmsted tong enough to |« r m it fresh ^uprlies
A Boy's T estim o ny.
▼ •<1 TW»«.W
Pipes, engineer ol Uie Bunker H i l l , ported to the geneial, who asked the
T H K D A U M . I ’ KK.
W allace.
Idaho,
Ju ly
u n ll, this m orning told hie experieLCe colonel’s in d iv id u a l sentim ent«. Upon and L. W. H u tto n , conductor and e n being placed on board the transports.
13.—Joe
h . « wiuaov.
» S. HVMTIMO1OX
gineer of the stolen tra in , were on the
This decision oi course put a tam p e r H id d le , a M u lla n youth of 1. was on
on A p ril 20. F iv e masked men came the result of the hallot the sailing
ling stand this m orning. Just as (Lev were
to tns bcu*e near the m ill and ordered order was issued direct to P ortland.
on tLe work of the com m ittees,
bat the stand th is m orning. Hi saw men
H U N T I N G T O N & W IL S O N ,
ready to leave Burke, masked men thev recovered from the first «hock and going in to the union b a ll at M u ila u on
them to get the women cu t. The men
Then the Newport and O hio were
■ ere held. Chevne, Rogers sou Hoff substituted for the Hancock. Two days boarded the engine, taking charge of decideil to go ahead w ith th eir prepara the morning of A p ril 28. Thev re
being captured later. A il were taken later there came fr> m Washington a the engineer and gtviug him orders to tions and trust to in due nee to ontain mained there one ncur, came down on
ATTORIE!S AT LAV.
the street, and lined np four abreast
up the road away from the m ill. A general Older comm anding that the stop tcere. A t Wallace toe masked the desired permission.
First National Bank Block,
I t has been almost d tfic itly d eter beaded for W allace. Tbe witness fe ll
few m in u trt later came the explosion sente of each regim ent of volunteers as men ordered them through to W ardner.
mined to land tbe Oregon volunteers iu w ith tbe precession. When near
About
the tim e of
the
last one to whether they desired to lie mustered
. . . THBC D A L L K « . O KKOOM
THR C0B1NG CAMPAIGN.
Chevne, Rogers and H u ff were ordered «Ut at San Francisco or the state reo-
tomorrow m orning. Ih e transport C ’ ty W allace three boxes of guns were taken
from a manurF p ile io a field.
to run, the crowd firing at them .
deavous shoo Id be
determ ined
bv Nai Issues W ill S tra n g th a n tbe Damo- of Para w ill leave this afternoon for
J c W IL L IA M S ,
M an ila and the transports O hio and
erw tle Position.
ballot,
aud
giving
a
trifie
of
travel
pay
May aceapt the Offer.
A IP k R R B N UNDER SUSPICIO N.
allowed from San Francisco to th e ir
Selm a, A la , July 1 4 .-S e n a to r M o r Newport w ill he doeke»! fate tonight or
London, Ju ly 12.— The B ritis h gov
tomorrow
m
orning.
G
eneral
Shafter
C harged W ltn B rib e ry In Connection states should they muster cut at the gan says the issues in tbe coming cam
TOISORIAL ARTIST.
ernm ent replying to the offer of the
totter c ity .
paign w ill be many. “ The more there has arranged to have a suitable escort government of Queensland to send men
W ith a S tre e t C ar O rd in an ce.
from the Presidio ready to mstcdi w h o
In
fo
rm
atio
n
concerning
this
a
llo
w
are
the
better
for
u
s,”
eaid
Senator
D e tro it.
J u ly
15. — The Evening
H a irc u ttin g 25c.
Shaving 15c.
the returned soldiers "in the parade and a machine guu to South A fric a in
News says: Acting on certain in fo r ance. which is |32 for a private from Morgan. “ The congress th at assem
tomorrow
and later to escort them to the event of war between G reat B rita in
m ation, tbe police commissioners have Han Francisco to Portland, and larger bles in December w ill, in p ro v ifm g a camp at Presidio. The raustering-out aud the fra tie ta a l, baa exprease«! the
M ain Street, next door to Moro H otel.
instructed the chief of tLe detective lor higher grade* in proportion to the government for our new possessions, process « ¡ l i t«ke two or throe weeks.
hope that the occasion w ill not arise,
A^eacy for the Am erican Laundry, the
departm ent to investigate the trauaac- am eunt of salary, and other considera have to m odify the ta riff, which w i|l
adding that if it does the government
best in Portland.
And is it not due to nervous
tinns of some of ti e,alderm en for the tions, soon caused a very strong San m a te ria lly strengthen tbe democratic
w ill gladly av ail itself of the p atrio tic
W IL L M J ^ IE R OUT A t 'FRISCO.
Com m ercUl Trade Solicited.
p ositio n.”
exhaustion?
Things always
past few days. I t is known, as tor as Francisco s p irit.
offer.
Fine Sample Rooms
The men (»elieved th a t by means of
EM M ETT O LD S,
look so much brighter when ws
the police are concerned, th at the
W a r D e p a rtm e n t W ill G ra n t tha Ra-
M ilita ry « « v ie w s In F ra n e a .
The G u a te m a la In c id e n t.
fingri of fcotpicion is pointed to gig reduced rates they could save tpom |12
are in good health. How- can
quest of the R egim ent.
(ira.«» Y a l l r j , O r a fe a .
Paris, Ju ly 14. — Magnificent weather
W ashington, J u ly 1 3 . - The etate de
i
to
|2fi
of
this
am
ount.
The
travel
pay
Special atte n tio n given
alderm en as having received bribes for
you hive courage when suffer
Washington,
Ju
ly
13.—Secretary
favored national day. A ll public and
p artm ent is w atching anxiously de
Jo country trade.
votes on the street car ordinance la«t jo | officers from Kan Franeisc-) to Port
Alger this m orniug »en-ived a tele g ra m
ing with headache, nervous
land would amount to more than a many private buildings were decorated from San Francisco containing a unan velopments in G uatem ala. There are
Tuesday.
prostration and great physical
m o n th ’s i-alary, a sum they thought it w ith fiags. Dispatches from various imous request of the Greg >n regiment h in t* of foreign action that m ig h t in
C O N R A D K O H L E I i. P R O P .
D E M T IE a:
weakness?
report
volve a repetitio n of the Cor in to in
t h e G uatem alan A ffair.
poor economy to throw away in view garrisons, including Keuues,
tor muster out at Han Francisco. After cident and in th a t case it would proba
Would you not like to be rid
W ashington, J u ly 15.— N either the of the demands that would be met in th at the reviews were carried out w ith -
TL C. W allis. D eputy. Rufus, O r .
PKNDLJE IO V . O H K tiO fc.
the president, it bly he deemed nrceesary by our govern
incid en t. In
Paris
enormous consultation w ith
B r itifh nor German amhassies have re beginning life again. Then it must be ' out
of this depression of spirits?
w«p decided to concede to the requeet. ment to have a stronger naval
ceive«! word roncerr.ing the Guatema adm itted there was a tinge of b itte r c ro w ’ s were at Long Champs to w it
H ow ?
By removing the
Travel nay aud com m utation ot rations sentatioo at tbe seat of trouble. repre-
lan affair and the reported purport« of ness in the minds of most of the regi ness the m ilita ry review. A trem end
cause. By taking
w ill be issued to tbe soldiers.
the
united governments to compel m ent over what thev regarded as an ous ovation was given M ajor M a r
Amat-teans tn tba T ra n s v a a l.
Reeatved W ith Loud H u rrah s .
Guatem ala to observe her obligations • tteinpt on the part of the state m ili- chand, toe A frican explorer.
W ashington,
J u ly 13.—No repre
Han Francisco, Ju ly 18.- A telegram
ffi foreign
f.T * ’ “
. . . . re. —
bondhold»
There is the torv hoard to fasten upon them exces-
Daerae Against Belgium Maatg.
from Washington
today announcing sentations have been made to the state
sauje lack nt official confirm ation of 8,v® price« for the O. N. G . clothing,
B erlin, July l-j. —I h e Beichanseiger that the Oregon volunteer
regiment departm ent, as renerted frcroePretoria,
the report that a German cruiser ban Ho strong grew the desire to muster
Uxlgy published fu rth er decrees issued would be mustered out here was won touching the reported in te n tio n
of
teen ordered to proceed to G uatem ala, i o ul *n Han Francisco tn at the m a tte r'
by various federal stairs against tbe made known to tbe soldier* on the Am erican citisens in tbe Transvaal to
The Leading Dealer in Sherman County
. was taken up again, and the c o lo n el'
In First-claaa “ U p -to -D a te ” .....................
and
received w ith loud become B ritish citixens iu order to
The Samoan G o v e rn m e n ta l System
agree.I to have another vote. This re- im portation of fresh meals from Bel transports
impressm ent into
the Boer
hurrahs. The com m ittees having the avoid
Washington, Ju lv 15.— It is stated suited in 862 for San Franc: sou again at gium to G erm any,
reception of the soldiers in charge w ill arm y.
that the ab o lition of the kingship in b® tor Portland,
almost miauiuioua,
T A U H A N Y AND BRYAN.
complete arrangements at once. Just
The Sough Riders.
Samoa
nas
advanced considerably leaving the colonel w ith an extrem ely
further than the provisional arrange, em ail m a jo rity : and then he hesitated R >-k »nd Fila Solid fo r tn« Free S 'lv e r when the soldiers w ill be allowed to
Washington. Ju lv 13.—G eneral C o r
land and what disposition w ill be bin said today that no one had been
L I»« niyton
i****“ 1
Bamogn commission, and ¡to advocate a cause th at would deprive
that tli« three governments b are so far tbe enlisted of any of the tnuch-needed j
Oi Kfif Klk 1 b Ij Lilt or Goods................. VASCO, 0IB60A.
eatt'e l i ‘ l \ I d —Colai» I " J im m ie ” made of them after landing is not vet authorixed to en list any of the rough
acquiesced that this feature is a«sured mouey that would fa ll to them as a re- iO'»ve
a « ti k'.'iw n S'-« York poti decided.
rider regim ent provided for in the vo l
k
as part of the perm anent svstein for cu lt of arrangements for mustering out. I t ' c a i
n.eiLher of Tatiuuam
unteer ac t. I t w ill require the presi
HARD
CAMPAIGN
N
L
U
Z
'N
.
government of Samoa.
his way to
A com m ittee of three officers was ap H a ll, ia in th e c ity on
d e n t’s express direction before any
M° W ,on h a n d ®torge atoek of Harness and Raddles, Collars, Bridles,"
I t gives activity to all parts
pointed by the colonel to place the A I «ska. He asserts that the rank and T w e n ty Par Cent of the V o lu n te e rs on t-tep can be taken towards raising tbeae
W hip« iLel-ee. brushes, C u rry Combs, Ac., & r. Any person in need of anything
The Join t High Comm ission.
regiments,
m atter before General Otis. When the file of Tam m any H a ll w ill he "solid*
in my hoe w ill save money by g iv irg me a reh before purchasing elsewhere.
that carry away useless and
tha Slek Liat.
W ashington, Ju ly 15. — Ex-Secretary general saw the last returns, the cabl for Bryan. When asked if Tamm any
poisonous materials from your
Han
Francisco,
Ju
ly
13.
—
Advice«
re
John W. Foster returned to Washington ing commenced
A Racking P la n t Closed.
th at resulted in a would stand a fre«A silver plank, he eeived hv the fr«i sport Newport. d.-:|eJ
body.
It removes the cause of
this m orning and called upon Secretary change of destination to Ban Francisco. p rom ptly replied : “ Tammany
Kansas C ity , Ju ly 13. —Bchw xracbild
w ill
M
a
n
ila
.
June
11,
are
as
fo
llo
w
s:
Ti
e
your suffering, because it re
Hav to ascertain the prospects for
A Sulxhergerf9 packing p lant closed to-
Another intluence then was reen to endorse ami follow Bryau anywhere,
S T O P W h e r e t h e P eop le Stop!
moves all impurities from vour
reF.nsemtiling the jo in t-h ig h -C a n a d ia n - he o perative—the people of the state. even if the party were to put sheet volutiteers are greatly d e b ilita te d in «lay rather than grant a aaoonii advance
consequence of th e ir hard cam paigning in wages to butchers and helpers. One
commiasion. lie w ill rem ain u n til A ll the soldiers knew of the effort fo iron i u i o the p la tfo rm .”
blood. Send for our book on
thorugb three months of tropic w eather’ thousand men are ont of em plo ym en t.
Senator Fairbanks arriv e *, when a con- have the destination refixed (or Port
Nervousness.
Since the m iddle of M av no volouteer
POPULISM IN URBGON.
ferenie w ill be held to rin ally d eter land was the report of repeated e x
To keep in good health you
C aptain Goodall D ead.
re g in e n t has had a sick list 4 lees
m ine upon some lin e of action.
change of cable messages as to the Dead In This S tate and Dying In O thers,
must have perfect action of the
than 20 per cent. The morning afte r
Han Francisco. Ju ly 13.— A cable
hour
of
sailing.
They
have
become
bowels. A yer’s Pills cure con
W o rk o f a G eorgia Mob.
Says S e n a to r M «Brtda.
tbe Washington troops took Morang, a gram announces the death at D rycott,
firm ly settled on receiving th e ir travel
stipation and biliousness.
G ainesville,
G a .,
Jn ly
only 263 men responded to England, of C aptain Chas. G oodall,
New York, Ju ly 1 1 .-G eo rg e W. M c
15.—Hi pay, and w ill Ire b itte rly disappointed
E ie c tr ic L ig h ts in e v e ry ro o m ,
B tm lli, who k ille d W illia m
B ell, a should any arrangem ent be perfected Bride, U n ited State* senator Irom O re ro ll call. The WHsbington men have of the firm of G< dal I, Her kiiia A C o .,
t o o o r O o c to r o .
comm ercial traveler, several montba
gon, on Monday left the post graduate been engaged since March 12 in pre the piuueer shipping firm of this coast.
rand t l e c t r i c C a ll B ells.
depriving them of it.
Perhapa you wnuM Ilka to ronault
hospital, where he had been for several venting the insurgents armies of the
ago, was shot to death m ja il here this
afttnr rinlnrnt pliv«:rtaii, a>>out your
T
h
e
ta
ra
la
c
s
a
iu
a
S
ettled
It.
T ranseo n ’. in e n ia l Autum ontla Trip.
morning by a mob.
e«o:ittnn Thau write u> tre. iy all the
weeks recovering from the effects of a north and sonth from form ing a ju n c
particular« In your c»»c. You will re-
Han Francisco, Ju ly 14.— Im m e d ia te painful and delicate operation.
New
York, J u ly 13.—John D. D a v it,
tion
,
often
being
engaged
at
the
came
cutvea prompt reply, without e««t,
R otten F r u it Seised In T o n d o n .
ly on release from quarantine last eve
Addrua*. DH. J. C. AYEK.
"I'o p uliaru is detd in Oregon,” be tim e w ith the eueiuv in opposite ditec- and w ife today started for a trip tu Han
Offices O R. <k N . Ry. Western Union Telegraph Co.
London, Ju ly 15.—The m agistrate to ning Colonel Hummers sent the fo llo w said, “ and is ra p 'J ly dying
Francisco on a gasoline autom obile.
Lowell. Maaa.
out in tions.
A ll S T A G E L IN E S .
day ordered the destruction of 14 tons ing telegram to W ashington:
other parts of tbe west. Oregon can be
An g n rtg tm e n t a t M an tttup a.
A d m ira l Daway a t P o rt Said.
of rotten fru it seised in a Iroiling room
BINNOTT
FISH, Prop*.
“ Steamship Newport, Han Francisco, counted in the republican column tor
M a n ila , Ju lv 13.—On Tuesday three
Fort Haiti, E gypt. Ju ly 13.—A d m ira l
of Sir Thomas L ip to n ’a jam factory.
Ju ly 12.—To the A d ju ta n t-G en eral, U . aome tim e to cauie, a t least.”
troops of the Fourth «rivalry had an Dewey arrived here th ia evening.
H akkv
D
PHYSICIAN ARD SURGEOR
dfllr» Opp Mite Krug Store
D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOR
D
DENTIST.
(JR
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOR.
DENTIST.
D
ALL OREGON DISAPPOINTED
Colonel Summers’ Boys Elect to Easier
Out in Frisco.
WAR DEPARTMENT GRANTS REQUEST
LAWYERS.
HENRY L.
laraess,
Saddles.
Bridles.
Cslian,
Spars,
Stirrups,
Steps J e .
Attw uy and Coaiiscllor at Law.
D.
Orvg^n New entjrejy t Convenient
to Business.
Q
prwe’Vee
a
D
G olden R ule H o tel
I’nder N ew
M an agem en t.
Stock Inspector of Sherm an Go.
HENRY KRAUSE
SADDLES, HARNESS t SUPPLIES
i
wu
N O .
CAKO R.
..B A N K E R S ..
W .-M iC ilt LOOGE, \ ». «>1—tuve s
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A. O. Al. lu U A «ojouruiug
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