Sherman County observer., December 13, 1901, Image 1

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MORO, «HERMAN <
M ORO,
OBSERVER
O f E very D escription to O rder
OREGON.
FRIDAY ......... DECEMBER 13. 1901
W.B. HADLEY
W IL L IA M
M E R R IL L
Satisfactory Test of a New
CR O M T H E F O U R
Store* In Moro and Antelope.
« Alt OH.
Stock Inspector....
Sherman County,
Oregon...................
QUARTERS
OF
Weapon at
rlil-
Southern Pacific Train Is Wrecked at Salem
ton Head S. C.
TEM S
OF
IN T E R E S T
FR O M
ALL
Savanah, Ga., Dec. 11.—The test
PARTS OF OREGON.
of the new pneumatic gun at Hilton
Head, S. C.. yesterday, under the
A Comprehensive Review of the Important I auspices of a hoard of army officers, is
Address: WASCO, OREGON.
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im­
Happenings of the Past Week Presented j believed to have been satisfactory.
portance— A Brief Review of the Grow th
¡Major Ira McNutt, of the ordnance
Deputy Inspectors:
in a Condensed Form Which Is Most
R. C. W ailla, Rufus; X. H ennsSn, Kent.
and
Improvements of the Many Industries
I department, was chief officer of the
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many
hoard.
Ih e gun is at the entrance
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
Readers.
W. H. MOORE
h . A. MOORS
to Port Royal harbor, which it com­
— Latest Market Report
mands. It was shown that the gun
M OORE BROS.
Famine conditions in Russia are ha8. a . ran8e of 6,000 yards. Eight
There is one case of smallpox at
...BAMKERt...
worse than the government reports.
projectiles loaded with explosive
Weston.
It
is
renn
rfpd
♦!,»♦
‘I
non
n
•
gelatine
were
tired.
Six
of
them
ex-
Transact a General Banking Business
TH E W ORLD.
A CARNEGIE O FFER
— Engineer and Fireman Killed.
W IL L
G IV E
$ 1 0 . OOO,(XX)
FO R
A
Sabm, Or., Dec. 8.—The north
N A T IO N A L U N IV E R S IT Y .
bound California express No. 12, due!
O P T IC IA N
JEW ELER
here at 4:34 and in Portland at 7 P.
El REE A Lrxlire, I'. It 4
Muro, Oreana. M.-et-1
M., was derailed at the trestle 200
thins M<xiday ev.-m ug.
DEALER IN WATCHES, SPICTACLM ,
President Roosevelt Will Send His Letter to
m onth Mrmbeni ia io*
yards
south of the Salem station on
JEWELRY
and
SILVERWARE.
log in other lodge, in r lt
Congress in a Special Message-Does
tan i.
its
schedule
time
yesterday
afternoon.
J. m . parry , v :. m .
A ll work warranted firat class. Factory
No'. Ask the Govermcnt to Appropriate
The engine and the mail and baggage |
G. A. K<* K W EEL. S ■etarjr
agent for bicycle*, pianos, organ«, graph-
cars, smoker and one day coach left
•phor.e« and kodack*
a Dollar— Leading Educators of the
M ail order* prom ptly attended to.
the rails. Fireman Fish received in-
J B. HOSFORD,
Country Endorse the Plan
juries from which he died soon after
W '.g taken io t he
Engi-
iVa .ln ngt<.", Dec. ll.-P rc e id c n t
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w .
1
lte " aS
! K°°svvelt has received a letter from
Olile« on Fir»t Street.
and th re v v„,-I
The O. E. A N. is erecting . n o -
scalded, and it was thought he would [ Andrew Carnegie in which the latter
MORO, OKEGON.
rp. „ t .
, „
? »n vnne.
umes of water into the air.
Two depot at Hot Lake.
MORO
-
-
OREGON.
recover, hut he died at 5 10 this oilers to make a donation of $10.000,-
1 he National Starch Works, Des were fixed with time fuses. If they
-rt
Lettera ol credit issued available on
morning.
None of the passengers or 0GG to the United States. The letter
Moines,
la.,
burned.
Loss,
$400,000.
exploded,
it
was
at
such
a
depth
un-
•
*Jiere
are
at
present
1,232
inmates
Eastern
States.
P ractical YV atch m ax eb
Native scouts killed Fagin, the der water that no disturbance was 1,11 he state insane asylum at Salem. other members of the train crew re- will be referred to congress by the
R E. HOSKINSON,
president in a special message.
AND
J iW E L I l,
Collection* made at all point* on favorable American negro deserter in the Philip- d'scer">hle.
Ihe explosive charges I The Japanese section house at cetved any injuries.
term*. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans­
|^Mr. Carnegie s gift is for the pur­
ranged from 50 to 200 pounds of ni- Union was burglarized but the theives
fer* »old on New York. Chicago. St. Loul*. San pines.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ROTARY PUBLIC.
An open switch 20 yards south of pose of establishing in Washington a
Can ba fonnd at—
rranclsco, Portland, The Dalles and varimi»
trogelatine.
Five
dummies
were
fired
were
caught,
In
a
fire
at
Bayou
des
Allemandes,
the
trestle
caused
the
accident.
The
university for higher education. As
A ba tract nl titles and conveyancing a 1 . : JACOBSEN’S s M U S IC j S TO R E points in Oregon and Washington.
to test the speed. The government
La., two persons were burned to required
specialty.
/
At La Grande the other dav 4,000 scene of the wrecl is within the yard far as his idea has been developed, it
174 Second Street
that they should lie dis­
death.
charged in 20 minutes. The time bushels of wheat was purchased for limits. The train was on time and projosed a gift after the manner of
THE DALLES. - - _ o il. TO T O P I T O F F
Moro, Sherman county, Oregon.
Robbers
stole
$2.000
from
the
Arch­
was entering the station yard at a tlie bequest of James Smithson, the
taken to fire them was 1056 minutes. the retail trade.
A il work warranted
M a il ordera promDtIv
attended to
The well dressed man or woman ibald Banking Company, of Archi- Forty dummies of 1,180 pounds each
moderate
rate of sjieed. The train Englishman, who gave $1,000,000
A
number
of
farmers
around
Salem
-
J W.ALLEN
needs, in addition to nice-fitting bald, O.
were then fired as an endurance test. have received as high as 48 ceins consisted of eight coaches, including for the establishment and mainte­
nance of what is new known as the
clothes and neat shoes and hat,
for their wheat.
Fire destroyed a wholesale dry goods There was no hitch.
the special car of Superintendent Smithsonian institi te.
high-claes, up-to-date
Smithson
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
store at Wilkesharre, Pa.
Loss
Fields, who was promptly on the desire«! the institute founded by him
An
organization
has
l»een
effected
$135,000.
FO RG ED JA PA N ESE BO N D S.
Practice« in all eoarta.
L a u n d ry W o rk .
in Baker City for the purpose of scene and personally directed the to be a factor in the diffusion of sci­
Another ship has ventured too close
maintaining a free public library.
Office in Anderson Building, Moro, Or.
operations in extricating the fireman entific knowledge. Mr. Carnegie pro­
It is as noticeable to people who to the Washington shore and is on Charge Against a Traveer Arrested ii Min-
posed that the university which he is
are observing as the rest of the cos­ the rocks.
The drill and machinery for the oil and engineer and clearing the tracks. to
endow shall he the greatest insti­
neapolii—Will Contest the Case.
tume. Our work wears well and is
job * ■ MTcnzrx.
< h . tan m i .
«I. H. R IN E A R S O N , M a n a g e r.
well to be drilled at Springfield has
Ih e engine, mail and baggage tution in the world for the develop­
A reciprocity feature may i»e incor-
jiinne.ti
just the Bort of Laundry Work to
arrived
and
work
will
be
commenced
Minneapolis,
Dec. 11.—Acting on
coaches, smoker and one day coach ment of higher education.
ITCH ell a tan ner ,
lie has
, .
stand the strain of wear on hot days. porated in the forthcoming Philippine » i
CRASS V A L L E Y , O R EC O N .
tariff bill.
11
telegrapln ic instructions sent from at once.
took the switch track^ the other cars consulted President Gilman of Johns
B a .k e t L e a v e * O b s e r v e r O ffice » a . m .
General
Kearly a'l the Polk county prune remaining on the main track. The Hopkins University; President Had­
A tto rn e y s -a t-L a w .
T u e s d a y ; a r r iv e s b a c k 4 p. in . F r id a y .
Refugees in South African concen- Washington
•- „ TT
, l.y
... Attorney
,r
W ilt practice In ell court» of dregon, Wash­
tration camps will be sent to the set- Knox> United btates Marshal Grim- crop has been shipped. Most of the engine and the mail coach left the ley, of Yale; President Eliot, of Har­
ing ton and Idaho, and the Supreme Court ol New E n tire ly . Convenient
Good ad- switch upon entering the trestle and vard; ex-President White of Cornell,
tled district.
shaw today arrested Francis C. Mav- fruit went to the East.
the United State*.
vances were made.
and all the leading educators in the
PORTLAND. OREGON.
to
Business.
The
Douglasville,
Ga.,
hank
was
Cr*
c^ar8ed
with
having
committed
plunged into the creek alxmt 12 feet country. They heartily endorse his
•OV, MO, 611, #12, Comiacrclal B uilding.
A
painter
of
The
Dalits
was
hound
robbed of $2,500. The robbers escaped forSer>’ in Japan.
The arrest was
below.
Fireman Fish jumped and plans.
on a handcar.
, niade upon the Great Northern over- and gagged by robliers who securer! was caught beneath the trucks of the
H. WILSON,
The proposed university will not
Prices Reasonable.
PranoeV Chinwe loan „[ 265,<X«,000
“ ¡"«•»I- $50. The robbery took place in the baggage car, which was then directly interfere in the least with the r*iluca-
man
s
shop
in
the
business
portion
of
N o ta ry Public.
francs, at 3 per cent, will be issued
. . 1 • . , Ma^ r was ac*
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w .
across the tracks.
His body was t ional institutions already established,
December 21.
iCompanied by his wife, his two child- town.
fearfully
mangled
and
he lived only hut will supplement them, for, ac­
Careful attention to collection*. Office coua-
ren and a Japanese servant. Mayer
L nion county lost the case against
cording to the present plan, its doors
aei and practice in ail «tale court*.
C
onducted
on
Best
P
rin
cip
le
s
A tto rn e y for th e S ta te School F u n d
1 wo more of the convicts who said that he had been in the news- Baker county, in which the former 15 minutes after reaching Florence will he open only to those who desire
Office o ie r Pram b A Co.'» Batik.
----------- -
for S h erm an C o u n ty .
escaped from the Leavenworth, Kas., paper business at Yokohama for a contested the annexation to the latter sanitarium.
Two
day
coaches
left
to take up a post graduate course.
T H E DALLES. OREGON.
prison have l»een captured.
number of years. The charge against of a strip of land known as the Pan­ the rails but remained on the embank­ Mr. Carnegie also wants the new uni­
Commercial Trade Solicited.
_______
The St. Louis Oil Company sold him is that he forged signatures on handle.
ment.
The passengers were badly versity to take the lead in original
FRANK M I M I E l
FRED WILSON
barrels of Beaumont oil to debenture bonds, hut the exact nature
researches, so Hiat the United States
shaken
up
hut none were injured.
MORO, OREGON. 5,000,000
Two
hold-ups
occurred
recently
in
St. Louis men at 20 cents a barrel at of the crime or the amount of money
J ^ K N K F E K A W IL S O N
can eventually stand side by side with
Salem.
Engineer
White
remained
at
his
the wells.
involved is not known. He quitted
Germany, if not excel that nation,
J .m e. Mitchell.
Jnh«
Socialists in Salem have organized post and his left leg was caught be­ in scientific development.
Sixty-live persons were poisoned at Yokohama November 19, sailing
A tto rn e y s -a t-L a w .
upon
the
Japanese
Shinano
Maru.
tween
the
engine
and
tender.
Two
J. U. H ADLEY.
for the purpose of taking part in the
Mr. Carnegie’s plan does not pro­
r wedding feast at West Point, Wis.,
hours of hard labor was required to pose a national university in the sense
by {»oison in the coffee.
All will Ever since then the authorities have coming state campaign.
VOOT BLOCK.
THE DXLLIR, OR.
lieen on the lookout for nim. In
Shop In the Kaseberg Bldg
probably recover.
an appropriation will'be asked or
The old placer diggings, 40 miles extricate him and the limb for its en­ that
WILSON.
some manner he managed to evade
B. S. HUNTINGTON.
needed.
The government is simply to
tire
length
was
severely
scalded
by
_
A
heavy
snow
storm
covers
the
en­
M o ro , ■ ■ O r e g o n .
west of I.a Grande, are being worked
the officers at Seattle.
HUNTINGTON WILSON,
steam that came from the firebox. be the trustee of the magnificent en­
tire eastern half of Kansas.
for quartz with good results.
n ia c k s m ith in g
dowment, just as it administers the
Ex-Congressman I. N. Evans, of
A 10 stamp mill and other new Although in great pain not a murmur fund bequeathed by Smithson. It is
M IN E R S O N A S T R IK E .
A tto rn e y s -a t- L a w .
escaped
his
lips,
nor
did
he
lose
con­
P liladelphia, is dead, aged 64.
W o o d W orking
machinery is to he installed in the
probable that a l»oard of regents will
Praying of a ll kinds prompt’y attend­
Fire» R allen»! Bank Block.
Dr. David McDill, surgeon at Fort Disagreement Between the Management and Copper Stain mine, near Grants Pass. sciousness, and when finally released be appointed, as in the case of the
w
ork
ed to. Express forwarded and re­
Leavenworth, died from apoplexy.
TUB DALLES, OREGON.
the Men.
The Grand Rondo Lumber Co., his first inquiry was for his fireman. Smithsonian institution,lor it may lie
Horae M borin^ a M peclalty.
ceived. Wagon can be found at
The cause of the accident was un­ that the government will be repre­
Foreign papers generally comment
with mills at Perry, is constructing a
Vancouver,
B.
C.,
Dec.
11._A
p i t . L L O Y D D . ID L E M A N
favorably on the president’s message. special from Nanaimo says that the $10,000 dam for floating logs in the questionably an oj»en switch. The sented upon the board of directors,
New Moro Hotel.
which, it is contemplatetd, shall con­
blame, therefore, has not been defi­ sist of men of national reputation.
Negotiations for a Russian loan of mines at Alexandra, owned by the Grand Ronde river.
D entist.
$40,000,000 have bt^eu resumed at Dunsmuirs, were closed down today
The Malheur Gold Mining Com­ nitely fixed. The switch is supposed
Mr.Carnegie has kept the proposed
Pt ris.
pany, with mines in Malheur county, to have been left insecurely closed by endowment a fsecret until he could
because
of
a
disagreement
between
Office ever Moore Bro*. Bank.
has commenced extensive improve­ the crew of the freight train which definitely arrange the plan and scope
The British snip Nelson is reported
MILITARY
The ments upon its proi>erty.
S t r e e t , .’ l o r e , O r e g o n ,
lost off Gray’s harbor. Wash., with the management and the men.
left the statiop yard less than an hour of the new university. Even yet, all
MORO
.
.
.
.
OREGON
ACADEMY.
unions
of
mineworkers
at
Nanaimo,
al on hoard.
This Popular Place la now open for
before
the arrival of the passenger these details have not been arranged,
The
Western
Oregon
Poultry
and
J lexandra and Extension formed a
of
lousiness.
E very article
Stock
association
has
been
organized
The
transport
McClellan
left
Ma­
train.
The lock to the switch is so that little more than the outline
general federaion on Saturday. These
in our line guaranteed to be
It is
nila for New York with the First bat- mines are not all owned by 'the same in McMinnville to encouarge the missing and has not been found. the gift can he published.
Q
SANDERS, t>. D. 8.
however, Ulrtl
that I he
does
not
I known, * —
IT- U
LK’S IlUt
F IR S T - C L A S S - G O O D S
ta ion of engineers.
company, and it was stated that, breeding of blooded poultry and in e section foreman, who passed over 1 propose to ask from Congress a single
D entist.
*i------
a — r— .
.................
fOut
of
land.
T h e very best Brand*
The Hay-Pauncefote treaty and the while the Dunsmuir interests were stock.
the main track subsequent to the de­
W ines, Liquo r», Cigars, S oft D rln k t, etc.
Isthmian canal report have been sub­ willing that all the men in their
The Tip Top mine, in the Williams parture of the freight train, says the
Office In Chapman block. Long Alatane« tele-
G
ive
u
i
a
C
all.
mitted
to
the
senate.
mines
should
federate,
consent
was
A
p
riv
a
te
sch
ool
phon* ML Tb« l'aUea, Oregon.
district, Southern Oregon, has been
J U M P E D A S W IT C H .
fc r board in g and day
Dr. Sander* I* * «-aduana of on« of tb . best
lacking ,to
to an association between sold to San Francisco capitalists. switch was properly adjusted, hut the
In November 3,708,766 pounds of ,acK,ng
pupil*. Prepare* boy*
evliav*« in Antrrlca. the U m vvriity of Michi-
for ad m issio n to any cofiee
g*u. and baa had -M year* experience.
See were
were exported
exported from
from Porto
Porto Rico
Rico, ' Dun;s n,uir ’»mers and those employed Consideration has not been made absence of the switch lock cannot be Wrecking of a Passenger T-ain on the Cen­
scien tific sch o o l or
explained. It is not considered prob­
oj other companies. It is announced public.
colleg e, and for b u si­ most of which went to Europe.
tral of Georgia.
able that in broad day light and
n e ss life.
N ew and
that negotiations are now in progress
J. X QX1SXNDORFER,
c o m p le te ly equipped
Chile has purchased two torpedo 1 between the management ami the
Macon,
Ga.,
Dec. 11.—The Central
within
200
yards
of
the
depot
the
bu ildin g.
T horough
Portland Markets.
Argen­ men locking to the reo|»ening of the
switch was tampered with 30 minutes Georgia passenger train from Savanah,
In stru ction accord in g bott destroyers in England.
to th e b est m ethod*. tina has decided to purchase & battle­
W heat— Walla Walla, 59@6O; before the arrival of the train. En­ after crossing the river entering
P h ysicia n and S u rg e o n
Alexandra mines. The lockout at
G ood
lab oratories,
bluestem, 60@61c; Valley, 59,^c.
gineer White said the switch was half Macon at about 4 o’clock this morning
M anual train in g. Th* ship of 11,000 tons.
Alexamira
affects
600
men.
The
l h ? v 2 S Block“ 0 “ “ Ten
• ur«, r *- Offlc* ln
princip al
h as had
Flour—Best grades, $2.65@3.20 open. He had slowed down and was with 100 passengers jumped a switch
The enrollment of Harvard univer­ Extension mines, under tlie same
Patisoa t Compkay,
tw e n ty -th r e e
years’
The engine
e x p e rien ce In P o r t­ sity, including students of all classes, ownership, employ a larger number. per barrel; graham, $2.50.
running 20 miles an hour. The en­ on a big embankment.
« r a a a T a lle y ,
land. Office hou rs. 8
THE DALLES, OREGON.'
Oats—Nominal 95@$1.00 pr cental. gine took the switch and the tender and tender parted from the train.
to 11 A. M., and 2 to terchers and administrative officers,
B P M.. a t 821 Mar- is 1,158, against 6,317 last year.
1 he baggage and express cars were
Barley—Feed, $16@ 16.50; brewing, took the main track.
M IS S S T O N E H E A R D F R O M .
■—
—
sh a ll
str e e t.
For
J)R. O. J. GOFFIN,
thrown into a culvert and burned.
Kaag la sack ike Um li»* at
$16<gl6.50 per ton.
c a ta lo g u e and pam phlet c o n ta in in g le tte r s
The
Chinese
empress
is
favorable
to
second class coach was thrown on
o f testim o n y , e tc ., ad d ress,
reforms.
American Officers Will Dispatch Agents to
Millstuffs—Bran, $16.50@17; mid­ W O N D E R F U L M O N T A N A C A V E . The
its
side
and burned. The first class
PHYSICIAN t SURGEON.
dling. $20; shorts, $17; chop, $16.50.
Stranded bark Baroda was floated
Deal With the Bandits.
J. W . H ILL . M. D.
L iq u o rs, W in e s , C ig a rs , Etc
passenger coach fell over the embank
Saturday.
Believed to Be One of the Largest and Most
Hay—Timothy.
$11@12;
clover,
ment. The A tlanta sleeper, filled
Principal.
O ly m p ia B eer on D ra ft.
Sofia, Dee. 11.—According to infor­ $7@7.5O; Oregon wild hay, $5@6 per
Valuable to Science in the World.
D IL MARIE M. GOFFIN.
Foreign press comment on Roose­
with passengers, caught lire and was
P. O. Drawr' 17.
Portland. Or. velt’s message.
mation received from Salonica. Miss ton.
destroyed. Two coaches were saved.
Butte,
Mont.,
Dec.
10.—A
new
and
Butter—Fancy creamery,2 2 25c;
T he tariff bill was debated in the Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka, her
D.seases ci Women 6 Children a Spieialtj
F R E IG H T T R A IN S C O L L ID E D .
companion, are concealed in the vi­ dairy. 18@20c; store, 12^@14c per wonderful natural cave believed to be
German reiehstag.
one of the largest known, has just
pound.
Office in An-’eraon Bid«, Moro, Or.
cinity
of
Rilo,
about
five
miles
south
The campaign in Samar is being
Eggs—Storage, 20<a22}£; fresh, 27 been discovered in the canyon of the Accident Happened on a Trestle at Salem—
of Dubnitza, in Bulgarian territory.
carried on energetically.
Jefferson, on the line of the Northern
Nobody Was Injured.
1 he news was brought by a Mace­ @28c, Eastern 22@25c.
Combination of redwood lumbermen donian, who left there December 1,
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 13(g Pacific railway, about 50 miles cast
Salem, Or., Dec. 10.—A head-on
is n course of formation.
and who furnished precise informa­ 13Mc; Young America, 14@15c.
of Butte. An exploration ¡»arty from collision Iretween the southbound
Th** I'Cadinji Dealer in Sherman County
A. peace commission has gone to tion regardiing the hiding place and
In Firat-daea “Up-to-Date” .............. ..
Poultry—
s , mixed, $2.5O@ Butte spent several days in the cave, extra freight train and the regular
Physician and S u r g e o n ,
meet the Colombian rebels.
the names of the agents supplying 3.50; hens, $4.u0; dressed, S@10e
northbound freight, No. 226, oc­
Leaders in congress believe new food for the brigands and their cap­ per pound; springs, $2.50(<? 3.00, going over an are of 10 miles, and to curred at 4:25 o ’clock yesterday after­
NOR», OKfr'.ttONL
a
depth
of
nearly
1,000
feet.
A
large
legislation is necessary for the is- tives.
per dozen; ducks, $3 for o ld ; $4.50@
noon, within 200 yards of the passen­
OFFL E On Main alrrvl. in the Building late
lands.
the lniorma-
informa- 5.50 for young; geese, $6@6.5O pr doz­ river, with a cataract of about 100 ger depot in this city. The engine
. It is understood
««■wtiowvii that
mac cue
Iv vxyu^ied by Dr. I. .M. Smith.
feet
was
explored
for
a
distance
of
Cubans again protest to Secretary . ^1O
vuuans
- ” is coDiddered reliable enough to en; turkeys, live, ll@12c; dressed, several miles, without discovering of the extra freight was badly dis­
Of Irtf Kind li
L1 b < of Goods.
13CO, OREGON.
□ot against interference in their IU8tl'7
in Tur- 1256 (815c per pound.
Rx>t
]ustlfy " ‘e . American officers
.....................
its source or outlet. A few articles abled. None of either train crew was
election.
key to dispatch agents to treat with
Mutton—Lambs,3 ^ c gross; dressed of stone and copper utensils and some injured. The scene of the accident
Portland Chamber of Commerce ' the band,ta> an<1 application has al- 6J6c per pound; sheep, $3.25@3.50
hones, believed to be human, were was on the trestle across a branch of
adopts strong resolutions for opening rea'*y
niatlc to the Turkish gov- gross; dressed, 6@65^c per pound.
also found in one of tiie large apart­ Mill creek, at»out 400 yards distant
Columbia
river.
eminent
for
the
free
passage
of
the
The
D a.les, P o rtla n d a n d A sto ria
Hogs—Gross, heavy, $5.1256; light, ments of the cave. There were other from Saturday’s fatal wreck.
Salem proposes to make telephone ti«'r ¿'l' f i * ' • tt e 1
'ron- $4.75(85; dressed, 6@7c per pound.
trestle is on a curve, bordered by a
evidences
that
at
some
time
in
a
N a v ig a tio n Co.
company pay a tax on each phone or !, ’
’ 13''’porously guarded by
„
. high lx»ard fence, where an ai>-
Veal—Small, 8@8«6c; large,7@7>6c prehistoric iniriod the ave was in- proaching train is not visible 100
reduce its rates.
troops at every hundred yards.
habited.
per pound.
yards ahead.
The President’s message - as read
D A LLE S BOAT
Beef—Gross top steers, $3.50@4.00;
Water
More
Valuable
Than
Oil.
in both houses. Committee • ere ap-
Officers Fight With Robbers
cows and heifers, $3.50; dressed
Len\es Oak Street Dock, Portland,
Strong Appeal for Death List.
pointed tQ take action on the death of
El Paso, le x ., Doc. 10.—A dispatch
7 A. M. and ii P. 51.
A Boarding and Day School for McKinley. Western senators and con-
I-^hd, S. D., Dec. 11.—The store of beef, 3@7c per pound.
New
V ork, Dec. 11.—Liberal news­
from Las Cruces announces that the
H o |»8 —8@10c per pound.
gressmen approve the message.
Edward Wood, at Galena, S. I) was
Girl*. Portland, Oregon.
oil borers at Engle, N. M., have papers are appealing to Mr. Broderick
Wool—Valley,
ll@14c
per
pound;
Henderson was re-elected speaker r°UUed of some merchandise and $40
PO RTLAND BOAT
He« * Normal Kindenrerten Training of the house.
Eastern Oregon, 8« 1256c; mohair, struck an artseian well at a depth of to publish the Octolier figures of the
' in money
— >
—*■ night,
• >* and ■ Sheriff
—
last
200 feet, which swept 1,000 gallons mortality in the concentration camps
Department,
which
w
ill
have
a
separate
21(82156c per pound.
Leave» Dalles 7 A. M. and 3 P M.
residence for K indergarten classe* this
per hour through a two inch hole. in South Africa, says the London
Internationa! livestock exposition Doten, of Deadwood, and Deputy Pat­
Daily Except Sunday.
Potatoes—85@95
per
sack.
Fall. The Boardit>( Department pro­ has leen opened at Chicago.
Engle is situated in the hear t of the correspondent of the Tribune. There
rick Lderson, of this city, pursued
vides a' cheerful and well-equipped
famous Journey of Death desert, has never been such delay in an­
the robbers, came up to them and a
1 '
tn
me
for
young
ladles.
For
catalogue
Germany
and
Russia
have
planned
STEAMERS
The distress caused in the eastern which is one of the most arid regions nouncing the previous monthly re­
fight ensued. One of the robbers
or further inform ation apply to
an anti-anarchist convention.
R e g u la to r, D alles C ity , R eliance.
provinces of Russia by the failure of known, and the strike of water will ports, and it is feared that owing to
was
killed,
and
the
driver,
who
MISS K1.EANOR TEBBETTS.
Attorney general of Minnesota escaped, was wounded.
The third the crops is so severe that ihe authori­ prove far more valuable than an oil the heavy rainfalls which have been
PrincipaL
says law is against great railway com­ was captured. Neither of the ofjeers ties have forbidden the newspajiers to gusher. During the Mexican war, reported, the death rate among
out of a column of 165 soldiers who
bine.
was hurt.
cannot have decreased to any
W H IT E C O L L A R LIN E
publish any save official information. started across the desert, 151 jierished. children
appreciable
exztent.
R . A t. B R A S H ,
Four steam canal boats and 15 con­
The production of anthracite coai
THE DALLES BOAT
Heavy Grain Movement to Mexico.
Kearsarge Joins the Squadron.
MORO, OREGON.
sorts plying on the E r i e canal are to
,
. this year in Pennsylvania is greater
Canal Route Leased.
El Paso, Tex., Dec. 10.—The Atch­
S tr. “ B A IL E Y G A T Z E R T ."
be sent to the Philippines.
New A ork, Dec. 11.—The United than in any previous year.
ison,
Topeka
A
Santa
Fe
road
liat
an­
first class battleship Kearsarge I » „
• *
Managua, Dec. 11.—Dr. Ferdinand
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii, States
PcrtUnd. T h. D .lk.
T ay
- port today to
1
* 1 A young society woman who lost a nounced it would accept no more
has sent to Father McGee, of Wash­ ’ left
for-
join the North het on Shamrock II rode for an hour wheat for Mexico for the present. Sanijiez,
Points.
.
. Nicaraguan
- . minister of
— —
ington, an altar cloth worked in gold, Atlantic squadron,
atlairs, and \\ illiam L. Merry,
P a p e r H a n g in g a S pecialty.
It is thought | in Broadway, New York, attired as a I he Santa Fe yards here are crowded
with lace trimmings.
that she will proceed directly to Ha cowboy.
T IM E C 4KI>.
with cars loaded with wheat con- I niteti States minister to Nicaragua,
N a tu r a l W ood F inisher.
Lear, a Fortland. Tue* , Thurs..
vana, where the other vessels of the
signed to Mexican ports. It is stated signed a treaty today by which Nici
Count
von
Moltke
left
for
Germany
Où A. M.
Arrive* The De'iv*. .am e d - v
G ra in in g N e a tly E x ecu ted .
Colorado is now boosting of being that i resident Diaz, in order to undo aragua agrees to least' a section of
00 P M.
after a study of engineering methods i squadron are due to arirve on the
I«evea The l'aile», S u n . W •ihr:
u0 A. M.
the “ Switzerland of America.” The the grain combine in Mexico, will Nicaraguan territory six nriles wide
Arrives Portiaud. saine dar
of the United States, in which he was 17th.
.......—4:00 P. M
At
the
request
of
General
Estimates given on all classes of work Satia-
Thl» Route bas the Grandest Seea;c Attrae
much impressed with American en­ W ood, the squadron will remain in railroads report that they took 60,000 riIUeniU\ ° r Aer extter;d,nV he tnne UU* which includes the route of the Nica’-
tourists into that state during the past
factory work guaranteed.
All I ask
terprise.
Due on Karita.
Havana for Christmas.
summer.
n n n -r, . «
. ~ _
I
18 » trial order.
A new emigration law in Italy con
Cramps Cruiser for Turkey.
P O R T L A N D -A S T O R IA Route -
John W . Gates has bought the Kan­
fines departures to Naples, Genoa and
Sub-marine Boat Test
Constantinople,
Dec. 11. — The sas City A Northern connecting road,
Illinois Machinery Is All Right
| Palermo.
S t r . ••T a h o m a .”
Cramp Shipbuilding Company has his object being to secure a transcon­
Washington, Dec. 11.—Engineer
New York, Dec. 10.—A test of .he
STOP
Where
the
People
Stop.
Daily round trips except
ndajr.
The steamships Campania and Lu- notified the porte that it is ready to tinental svstem.
sub marine boat Fulton was m ule *n Chief Melville has investiugated
T IM E C A R O .
canie, 170 miles apart, communicated commence building a cruiser for the
today in Long Island sound for Cap-
pub,i8,h*? rff*’r,t8 , tha,t11.tl*« ma-
The
Italian
authorities
took
vigor­
Leave« P o r tla n d ...... ...._......
Turkish government, and has asked ous measures to prevent contemplated
— .................-7 :«OA. M. !
, by wireless telegraphy.
i
g the - '« " « i i » , chinerv
Oi the
battleship Illinois
Lestes Aston»__
--------------------7; S# p. M.
......................
rfective.anS™
. i ! had
u ]t
the government to sena
«end o omcers
ffic e r « t n ---------v v .n v u ip ia ie o
to , anarchist demonstrations in celebra-
Wireless
telegraphy
has
been
estab­
LANDING: FOOT OR ALDER ST.
supervise the vessel s construction.
navy.
Ihe
Lui
ton
was
given
a
sur-
it
is
declared
that
the
machinery
is
tion of the electrocution of Czolgosz
lished between Spezia, Italy, and
I
BOTH PHONES MAIN 35L
Electric Lights in Eyery Room
face trial of one mile, and was then aU right-
Gales
on
the
British
Coast.
Cape Corse, on the Island of Sardinia,
A monument of Tennessee marble,
tod Electric Call Bells.
Car Jumped the Track,
A. J. TAYLOR, Axent. Astoria.
London, Dec. 11.—There were erected to the memory of 32,000 Ten­ submerged for a longer run, at the
a distance of 93 miles.
J- C. W Y ATT. Aat-nt. Vancouver.
Peru, Ind., D««. 11.—A boxcar
heavy gales along the coast of Great nesseeans who enlisted for service in end of which two torpedoes were
H O TE L RATES TO SUIT YOU.
à THKK A
Sal*
bred at imaginary targets.
T h e, loaded with workmen jumped the
John D. Rockefeller has presented Britain the last two days. Several
• PR
KAiHKK
A BARNEY, Acts " h!te
H ax » a
1 non- ' I
» . W. I U V H T U S . A s . ; , . Î Ï . Ù Ï S ;
40,000 marks to the fund for the wrecks have been reported and the the federal army in the civil war, 6,000 trial was pronounced entirely sue- track two.miles east of this city this
Office* O. R. 4 N. Rv.,
American church in Berlin, which channel mail steamers have been de­ of whom never returned home, was de­ cessful, and Captain Geelmudgen ex­ afternoon, resulting injthe fatal injury
i W astern Union Tslaeraph Co.,
JOHN M. FILLOCN,
dicated in the National cemetery at pressed great satisfaction over the
.P ii
now amounts 200,000 marks.
layed.
of one man, serious injury to two
A g e n t, T h e O a lle » . All «taja Linas.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Fulton’8 showing.
others and minor injury to 20.
F i: O r K ,S I ( l\ u .
4
IA IIY LIEBE.
VINTIN HOTEL
M
J . AA. P a r r y .
HSitchell & Foss
Û. ¿
Dray No. 2, Moro, Oregon.
4
repaired
SW IFTS’ SALOON
HILL
I.
J|It
P a la c e S alo o n
Bay W .
HENRY KRAUSE
SADDLES, HARNESS I SUPPLIES
Ij
1
THE REGULATOR LINE.
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