. 1
How the Vote Is Qoingah Various
i?: -: i '. ' - i
V --4
Hecincts out of 26 In Wasco County glv
. Chamberlain 941, Furnish 874.-
Supreme Judse Be tZVt, Befmasi 171
; Secretary of 6tat-Dttnbar US. Bear
'la 'j.
8Ut' Treasurer Bl ackmau 63$, Moor
eat - -
Congreaamaar-Butcher O,- Wtfllsjaso
Ulft '
i United State Benator Geer 1064, Wood
; Joint RepMgntttT-Burg 1149, K
trwU 10T8. 'Wheal don usfl, Dost: 173, Mors
D9, Sanders 85T; 'V ':: , , ,
Superintendent of public Instruction
Ackri U7. Waan 764, v
iStat. Printer Godfrey 6S2, Whitney 107L
SUpraseatalrre, Twnty-LLa.
MSft DIh M2v Is. a -
ft 10 Bum IH. SUtommb 720, Weir
r". ' . .
fTH PAUSES, Ore., June ft Inomi
9let rttww from tea precincts show
Chamber!!. 23; and Faratali Stt. Re
turn from the strongest Republican pre
einct show the County sate tor Chaw
seriate, , ' - ,,',
BAKER COUNTY.
tfewMl Special 8nrioa
' BAKER CITY. Orn, June S-Rtur
Irom , thl County are seating, la very
ilow.5 Ontr a partial aeon la obtainable
ot ta the aweaeat t hour. Chamberlain
:ad Furnish HI ttita eity s4 Sumpter
about five to three, -The Democratic Leg
artativ candidate! are !a the tand. Botch
r leads Williamson' for Congress up
to .date. '?' vf,.VK '
; ' .y:um county. ' -
j ,r, - . f .
- - "JMra StMolat Bervtoe.)
v ALBANY, Or.. Jane .-The election In
thia ou&tyjreauUe4 to t ejection l
the Democratic Sheriff, Clerk, State Sena
tor. Keeofdef and two Representative',
l&d BavuhUoaa Treaavrer. Aaaeaier, Bur
reyor. and- on Representative, and the
immet a ad Cefnaiasloner ta doubt.
.hamberlaia and Wa,tnerford each has
ibout JW -ftfarallty;' Tha Socfauat andf"
Prohlblttoa Votia atxrut SW. Tha
nltlatlve and referendum amendment ha
tarried hi aearly Iff to i .'
, r UNION COUNTY.
' .1 r 4 .
lift GStAj9DH June Union GouatY
aent tor Chamberlain with a majority of
BO; Murphy, democrat, la elected Rep
H6entttv. Joint Senator la ta 'doaai.
v i VVASHINOTON COUNTY.
f T ' h .... 4(
furnish has carrted Waahfnajtoa Cwm
ty by 267 majority.
CUTSOR COUNTY
: 'ASTORIA,' Junr r-pwnwir arm prob
"iWy carry Clataop- County by 16ft-
THE vote: .
IN.THE CITY
Thirteedth Precfattt.
-' UNITED STATES SENATOR
3er v , ..
. ' . 1 " COVERNOR. ' '
I lamberlaln 7S
j "urnish 78
' 1 SUPREME JUDGE.
" Bean i('.. . , H
X Bonhahf ......... ." ST
. SECRET ARTT OP STATE.
US'
STATE .TREASURER.
Blackman ...,
Itoore .".
mPERINTENDENT OJT PUBIJC 1N
r . , , STRUCTION. ; , ,
Ackernan .V.n.. 12S
!Vann 126
. 1 ATTORNEY-GENERAL. .
ZtatoTA,r ,.,....,....., i
laley :...'..:..;....,... i
. ,f 1., BTATE YRCTTER. ' " .. . ,
dfrey 45
Butcher ......;..., ...;..r........... 4
tyniiamsoa ..ii..'...iiAi-,"..'i......". ios
C BTATE SENATOR.
Haltaan .... .,..,. ....... ............. 8S
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE,
ffottlna aatft ....
fr4a. . VC..a'lrW W
? , . - STATE SENATOR. -Lane
.,... ......w..r.... S5
etoGlnh it
v - STATE SENATOR.
Kyers , M 4
Klehola. .....w.......,..,
, ? ' ; .REPRESENTATIVES,
tustln ...... , 65
, Sarbey. M':.MmMn..HHiw.iMiiiiM'
Byr .........m. ...,...,.,,, M
' utea u
Curtla ,4;.;, .....L.................. 5S
Oavl. .............. ... st
ncknsteln M n
aeltkemper ......... M -4, tjj
bit. R. fi. NORTHRUP r
OSTEOPATH
IVeats SMeftnftfi Alt J '
IfKYOUS -III CBSOniC DIStAStS
DtAMlATlO fE
CHtcei 415 Oakum Building
TLIrd ancf Washington StS, ,
&J1 or litr raturc. :. - ; ; , 'f -.
'Precincts.
jjxJ
ConBnned from ' First rue.)
U
a
si
H
'
Motor ....,... ........
aai
r ). a
T1UA e..M
BaUer-e .
pOWi j titrttieftitfe
Flshar ..., .,
OIU
Hodaon ........
Hudaoa ................ ....... .,
Katahlnawa
Jonea
Malar key
Ortoa ....
Reed f..M................ ...............
COUNTT JUDGE.
'. WWV''4l4ii'tfee'a.l9
... .'4
IHWr ' ff 4 a e .. et
- COUNTY COMMI88IONJER.
Barnes .......,.'.....
Hewdtt .... i... ...........
. rr?' ' . BUESXTJ'. ', '
Drlacoll ....... ....I.................
Storey .....
,.; ; COUNTT CLERK,
Kennedy ........r
W1
71
U
8
71
7
7
71
81
M
W
tl
a
to
n
7J
COUNTY TBBASITRKR.
Lewlg
Whltd
COUNTT ASSESSOR.
CDOQl!l6ll aaMiaeaVif'
Watklna .........
' - COUNTT AUDITOR
...
... 7S
... W
Brandea
Pope
... M
COUNTt 8USVETOR.
Hurlburt ... .4jaat h, wt tw
Lewis w r..,....i 8
VWM. , - "5:.
Plntey , . KB
Thernton ; MS
- JUSTICE! OF THE PEACE. l
Offell Al
Beld ilk
Jackson J tS.J.
VYftftla9f aae.'Vaav- 4va4 '
ROAJD SUPERVISOR. ' , f
Kelly 61
' - MAYOR. .
Inmaa ...... ...... 66
WUlJama .......-..... "85
' ' " 'AUDITOJe.
Devlin ,..4.;v........,. .....i. 133
CITY TREASURER.
Jameson "
Werlela
' " T 7, TT, ATTORNEY. ', ;; -Bronauffh
.M,.n... ...... t
MoNary ,. .............. jj
4 Mt?Niaiyjutaao'; ; l;i
uameron ........, ..;.,.C.f.L.U.."S2
Hos;iie .., ...... r 96
xbompion . .........i
. ; CITY ENQINESR .
TdVylOifl 4r . a a . a aaa
COUNCILMAN.
Merrill , , ;,. si
Behoof ........... S3
Charter Yea 12, .No i.
Initiative and Referendum Yea 117, No
19.
Twenty-third Precinct.
United State Senator-Geer 97, Wood 73.
Gorernar-Chamberlala 134, Furnish 72.
Supreme Judca-Bcan 11S. Bonham 88..
Secretary of Stat Dunbar 104, Bears 87.
Stat Treasurer Blackman M, Moore SO;
Superimeadent of Pubtlo.JiUtructlotWr
Ackerman US, Wann 7.", f
Attorney-General Crawford" lot, Raly
84. f , - . . i -'JUol,' -i4
. SUt Priater-Godfrey 88, Whitney 88. '
' Congressman-Butcher 89, Williamson
ft. - ' " - '
Joint State 8enatr Holtnan S, akott
m. , ' . - ' ..;
Joint RepreaentatlveVottlna-ham m.
Tonnf 87.
Wata 8eaatwr-Lan 114. McGinn 78. '
Stata Senator (td US vaeancy)-Myer
87, NIeholaa.W.-: , , $ . ,
RepresenUUvasAusiln no. Barber S3,
Bayer 106, Beutgen 81, Curtis 106. Davis
Iv Fleekenatela 105, BeltlteiBp 111, Mc
pherson 108, Moser S8, Smyth 83. Velgut
84; Balled X Bank 66, Cobb 71, Fisher 77,
Gill . 77, Hodaon 74. Hudson 15. Hutchin
son 7S, Jones pi Malarfcey 71, Orion 77,
Reed 70,""' . V V-:' " ' .'.
CaamJiidaAdf imT ir, We8stf Jtt
Caaaty CeninilwstonerBarne W. Bew-
tt 100. "" L:.:':-v - , .
' SherlnVBTfd 68, Drlaooil IS, Storey ES.
County Clerkr-FleW 6 Kennedy 127.
County Treasurer Lewis 6, Whit 82.
cootsty Afiwr-McDDnelt! ,' 128, Wat
klns 66.
Count AudltorBrnd 88, Pop J01.
County 8urvyr-Httrlburt 103. Lewi
89. .(. i u.'ti.jLrJa-,. h -
Coronea-Fibley 1M, Thorntos Ti
Justlc of th Peace-O'Nell lOt Reid 99.
Constable-Jaokson 78, Watfiiey tlh
Road Supervisor Hart 90. Kelly 101
v MatorMnmaa US, WUUama St.
Auditor D Vila M.'
City TreaaureT Jameson ai, Werlela 113.
CKy Attorner-BrXWautH lot, McSNafy
88. - . .
MunlolpaJ Judge CaaMtron at Hoga
83, Thompson 79. ;
City Engineer ElUott St, Taylor 106. -Councilman
Cardwell 82, Woodward St
, Charter Ya 1S9. No 19. .
InlttaUrt , and ReferendUnv-Ye il6l
No U. . .
1 Twenty.fifth Precinct
tfhtUd State Senator Q eer 144, Wood
Govsrnor !haaiea lis. Ftaftifih I2t
Supreme Judge Bean 191, Bonham 141
Secretary of Stata-Dunbaf 183, gears
44.
Stat Treaaurer-Oladnnan 48. Moor
174.:;':i"!:'-: ':(; 'P'-ij.',-;;,-:. .,
Supernitndntr b"lhiBirofntrucU
Aekertnatt 198. Wann 44. , 1
Attorney Oenerai-Crawford 189, Raley
8ft. ,
Stat IWnt-Goairs'.;v1Iteyr.
RepreaeUtaaT t Congr-Butcher 61
tflfo CdTVfinrfct JOUItKAtiA PORTLAND;',' OBEOOy.
DETAIIi
to
Wnilamson Iff.
Joint State Benator Holm an 140, Soott
87.
Joint Rapresenatlve-NotUncnam , 174,
State Senator-Lane 111, McGinn 10&
State Senator (to till vacancy) Myer
1ST: Nicholas 66.
Represe&Utives-AusUn 75. Barber 100.
Bayer 97, Beutgen 72, Curtla , Davis 70.
Ftooknteltt't. Heithmper 13, McPhesr
sotl 74. Moeer 98,; Smyth 73.-.Vuth 47,
Bailey 136, Banks 137, Cobb 135, Fipher 131,
Gill 168, Hodaon 138, Hudson 133, Hutch
lnson 121, Jones 126, Malarkey 126, Orton
131, Reed 143.
County Judge-Adam 80, Webster 134.
County Commissioner- .Barnes 129,
Hewett S3. ,
, Sheriff Bird 76. Drlacoll SO, 8tory 66.
County Clerk Field I0S, Kennedy 107.
County Treasurer Lewi 146, Whit 67
County Assessor-McDoneu Wt, wat
klna 121. .
County Auditor Brands 146, Pop 77.
Countv BurverarIarlburt 14i LewU
Coroner Finlev 159. Thornton 70.
Justlc of th Peacs-O'NeU S2,teld.
147.
Constable-Donnelly 13S Wagner 8V
Road Supervisor-Hart 148, Kelly 72.
Mayor Inmaa 90, Williams 148.
Auditor Devlin 198.
Citv Treaaurer-Jameson 118, Wartain
lis. .
City Attorney-Bronaugh llL, MoNary
116.
Municipal Judge Cameron 8V Hogu
136, Thompson 43. " '
Cltr Enrlneer-Elliott 108, Taylor 124.
Counollman-Cardwll 7. Woodward
Twenty-ninttiPreciflct
United States Senatar-Oer 46, Wood 84.
GoTrnor-Chamberlaln 44, Furnish 45.
. Supreme Judge Bean 66, Bonham 94.
Secretary f Stat Dunbar 89, .Saars SS.
Stat TreasureK-Blackmaa 17. Moore 81.
Superintendent ,f PubUo Instruction.
Ackerman 62, Wann 24.
Attorney-Qeneral Crawford 6L Raley
86.'
-Stata FrtntrWhltny SSL- '
Congrman-Butohr 84, Williamson
61 -' ' ' - - -
, Joint Senatar-rHolinna 60, Scott 88.
' Joinl ReprentaUve-Nottlnghsjtt (L
Young S4. ' ' . :?:
Stat 8Btr Lap 68, MoQtaa SV
Stata Senator (to nil vacancyKMyera
4S NfcSla-4a,i. .
. RepresentaUvea-astla S3. BarWSS,
Bayer 34. Beutgen 38, Curtis 22. Davis 32.
Fleekeaatals; St, Haltkempef S. McPher
son SSt Moaee M, 8mytl SSV .VTgut. 16,
Bailey N, Bank S,' FIher 48, Gill 61.
Hodaon 45. Hudson 43, "Joaea 49, Malarkey
42, Orton 39, Reed 60.
. County JudgaAaamjrj, Webster 60.
County Commissioner-Barn 22, Hew-
. dm r;'-"V - : ; 1
Sheritf-Drlseon is.'- Storey' IX '
County Clrlt-FleW' 44. KeiinedY 5.
County Treasurer Lewi 66. .
County Assessor McDonetJ 42, Watkin
ss.
County AUdltof-BVande C, Pop 4t '
County Surveyor Hurnrart 69, Lewi 23.
Coroner Flnley 63, ThoVnton It
Justice of tha Peae-0NeH 84, Reid St
Constabia-DotmellY t, Jack SS, Wt
ner 22. .
Road SupervboH-Hart 41, Kelly 4L
Mayor Inman H. Wjllams 67.
Auditor Devlin 79. T
City Treasurer Jameson 41, Werlain 44.
City Attorney Bronaugb 47, MoNary 41
Municipal Judge Cameron XX, Hogu 47,
Thompson 90,
City Engineer-Elliot 35. Taylor S3.
Councilman Masters 83, Slgler n
Thirty-fourth Iprednct. ;(
United StAtea Senator Oeer 113 Wood
Governor Chamberlain 89, Furnish 108.
Suprem Judge"' Dean 19r Baaham 66.
Secretary ef State-HDunhar 126 Sears 60.
State Tfe4i'Ur6r-'BiaiikiSttanJ ; 8. Moore
Superintendent of FUblid Instruction-
Ackerman 145, Wftnil 69. V ?
Attorny-General-Crawford 129, Rale
But Printer Godfrey 64", Whitney .110. '
Congressman Butcher CO, Williamson
120.
Joint Senator Holman llf. Scott 89.
Joint Represents tive Nottingham .127,.
Young: 71. ' ..... ' : ' V',
State Senator Ltne W McGinn 89.
State Senator (t fill Vacancy) Myers
120, Nichols ft '
Representatives Austin 6ft Barhef 8,
Bayer 74, BeUtgn 87, Cttrtl 84 fiavli 70.
Fleckensteln 66. Hettkmper 71. McFher
on 64, Moser 87. Smyth 69, VeltfutH t
Bailey 98, Banks W, Cobb 98, Fisher 87,
Gill 102, Hodaon 96. Hudson 94, Hutchin
son 99. Jones 93, Malarkey 39. Orton 99,
Reed 101. .
County Judge Adams 83. Webstef lit
County Commissioner Barnes 92, HW-
ett St
Srieriff-BIrd 80, Drisooll 77, Btorey 41
County ClerkFields 95, Kennedy r?.'
County Treasurer Lewi 11S. WMf CL
County- Assessor McDoneTi 9S, Watklna
I. ' . V - . .
County 'Auditor Brands 107, Pop 7ft
County Surveyor Hurlburt 122, Lewis
7ft ,
Coroner Flnley 147, Thornton 94,
Come To Me.
If ytsti Are slcfc frpnl any
cause and have failed to get
relief, come right Away. I
Vill not charge you for a con
'sull&IonT" Vkal Science witt
'putt Joai most likely;:- ,
OR. EDWIN C HOLMES,
. giat gat AMngtaa BaAatnti '
Justlc f th PeaeatTNell B3.Reid 115.
: Constable-tacksn lOS, Wagner 76. r
. Raa4 Supervisor Hart lot, Kelly 97.
: Mayor-Inman 8ft" WOllama'llS.:,'--
Auditor Devlin 164. . -. ' .r uZ
" City Treasurer Jamon 7t, Werleln 108.
City Attorney Bronaugh C McSJary
Municipal JudgeCameron 63, Hogu 92.
T9mpaoa;lft-'--;-j-?. '' . -'Y p
aty EnglaaMwElllott 97. Taylo.r 97, .
Counrtlmaa-Browa 74, Zimmerman lift'
Charter Yes 163, Na 24, K; .
InlUaUv and Referendum Yes 166, No
YAAmiLC lC0UNT Y
- - ' -): . ' .-
tTournal Bpatnal SerrteeJ
M'MINNVILLE, Or., June 8.-TB unof
flcial Tot from aa the precincts f the
county except four show Tongu to hav
carried the county by about 300, agalnat
161 two years ago. . The ssm prectnetg
with th other It Is astlmated will give
Furnish from 60 ta 100 over Chamberlain.
Wann ran wH In this eourttyi Th Dem
ocrat elect on Raprasantatlva, County
Judge, Sheriff, Clerk and Commissioner,
with th result oil Stat Senator in doubt
Present Indication ar that Senator
How 1 re-elected ky plurality V Dr..
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
(Journal SpaolaJ Hervlca.)
OREGON CITY. Ore, Jun S.-r-Inom-plt
unofficial reporta from 15 pracl&at
give Chamberlain 1SS. Furnish 1406, Over
1209, Wood .;l05ft jToagna, M0 ahead. Tha
eatlra Republican legialaUve aad connty
tioket la alMtad.. by . pluraUtle.. raagmgt
from 109 to 600. Many Populists, t Demo
crats, Socialists and Prohibitionist
threw their vote t BrowneU, who will
be elected Senator by over 409. . The tn
Itlativ andi referendum vote la almost
unanimously Yea.
LANE COUNTY.
(Journal Special 8ervtea
EUGENE, Ora, Jun. ft Incomplete re
turn give Furnish and the entir Re
publican atata ticket a small majority.
Rarrla, Bhelley and Edwards, Republi
can, are elected Representative. It la
very aloe between, Travis and Kuyken
daU for Senator.
Have a Hot Brush With
Police.
n-. ')i
(ScrippaMoRa ffrw Assoeiatloa.) r
CHICAGO, Jun S-Rioting a the ra-
sult 'Cf th tockryards driver . strtk
wa resumed .thl morning when the
packers aent a . number of wagon up
tbwn to deUver several ton of meat,
Th wagon were escorted by flfjy po
lice who were later augmented by fifty
reserved when tR outbreak topic on a
serious phase. Sharpy before th wag
on reached th cantee of tha down
town district a mob of several thousand
gathered and followed them Jeartng th
driver. Later a rush was ssade for th
wagon with th Intention of upsetting
th content into- the street put tha pU
charged tha mob using eluba fraely and
fitftkln. Mvml trnvtl. fha. iiiMui1l
in getting jhe wagon ta aa af tha big
department store whr the delivery was
to bo saade. Her a crowd of ten thou
sand gathered and mad another rush for
tha wagons but the poltoa beat them back
until tha wagon had delivered the meat.
The wagon then returned to -tha yard
followed by a Jeering crowd.
CHICAGO,. Jun ft-SSvary department
fetor driver In the city struck today.
The delivery business at the big store
t completely paralysed. .j:
Civic Federatfon Makes
a Strong Appeal.
(Scrippa-McRa New Aasooiatioa.)
WASHINGTON, Jun ftAl appeal has
been made through tlid National Civic
Federation t it the Del wart, Lackawanna
tt Western and Delaware A Hudson roads
with a view to the eftWht df ih eoaf
strike. These two otlds." Variderbtlt eon-'
cerns, have been mort" opposed ta mak
tng concessions ta f&d miner.
pries
Don't
Jkolblbeir
' , A. ' ..... 'jfc . t-
TUESDAY, JTTNTI -3. s
g;jat 1 " , 1 " ) " ' '
Kitchner; wand .Milner
the Heroes of the
Hoar.7 -
V.-" '
(ScrIpp-MeRa New AsaoclaUon.)
WNDON, Jun ft-An Kxchng tele
graph gays th prevailing vlwl that
th Common will author! a vote of
thank t Lord Kitchener, which will be
acaompaated by a vot of lo.ooo pound
and M Saridotn. MUnar 1 also expected
to be raised to an Earldom.
Signing Peace Terms.
LbNPON, jruna ft-Tb details ot 'algn-
ing tha peae term reactied London to-
dayf . The signing; was without any 'pais1
tloular ceremony. The signer met in the
dining-room at a bouse occupied by Boar
delegate. Without delay tha Boers signed
th agreement. After the paper was duly
signed Kitchener secretary took ft and
Immediately started for England with It
When tha fact that peace was secured
became . known la tha eoacentratloa
camp th occupant became hysterically
Joyful. ' 1 . v; ... -.:
Corn T Sticks. :
LONDON, Jane ft In'the Common to
day the Chancellor of th Exchequer
again denied that th corn tax would be
abandoned. .
" Boer Exiles Pleased ;
HAMILTON, Bemuda, Jun t-Th
news of peace In South Africa waa com-
muntoated to tha Basra In th Inclosnr
oft Hawkins Island last night Tha pris
oners were , delighted, and received th
new with great enthulaam, shouting,
singing and hurrahing. 8om at them
ruhed wildly about embracing every
English soldier they met, and said: "Yes
terday we were foes, but today w ar
friends." Drink were served out to the
Boer on Hawkins Island, aad th rejolo
Ing there continued until a late hour.
Th Boer en Tucker', Island aiad re
ceived th new with great Joy. When
the fact of peace was communicated' to
them, the prisoner went fairly wild,
shouting and singing the Tolkalled" and
other hymns until 1 fclock ta ta morn
ing. At reveille the band of tha War
wick Regiment moved tip. to th Tucker
Island inclosnr and played "Auld Lang
Syne," . "Old Hundred" and "God Save
th King," and in all of these airs th
prisoner Joined ost - heartily, , Th
peao. news was received by the prison
oner on .th other island bar with sim
ilar manifestation of joy, ;
World Wifle Joy.
LOKDON, June 1-King Edward has
been th recipient of a larg number of
congratulatory telegram from European
sovereign. A. message from Emperor
William la understood to have been of a
particularly gratifying character..
While London went temporarily1 mild In
a saturnalia of rejoicing Over th new
from South Africa, fh telegraphic nrv
system f th empire throbbed rewpon
ively. From Canada aad Jamaica and
front India and Australia earn message
of congratulation and reports of loaal r
Jdlolnga, Gibraltar, Maltav Cairo,' Bom
bay and Melbourn each tn tarn reoard-
ed the enthusiasm with watch th new
of peace waa received.
Lords Were Clad.
LONDON, June ft The Prince of Wales
and tha Duke at Cambridge went to th
House of Lard to hear tha peace state
ment of the Premier, " Lord Salisbury.
There waa a large attendance, of peer
and peereae. Lord Salisbury, before
mentioning South Africa, referred to th
gre&t loss which th empire had sustain
ed in Lord Pauncef oie, who had done
mora than any : ana nan ta eemeflt tha
union of th two great Anglo-Saxon
races, '"which is one of the healthiest
tnd, most promising Indication of the
tima" .
Lord Tweedmouth, Liberal, and Lord
Rosebery associated themselves with th
Premier" tribute. Lord Salisbury then
remarked that he hoped the agreement
on terms of surrender would bring th
lamentable state of thing In South Af
rica fo aa end, and proceeded to read th
term of the agreement arrived at With
th Boers. Lord Rosebry expressed
his hearty, unstinted and unreserved con
gratulatlona
j WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, June ft Wheat, 7l ta fl.
W. P. FULLER & CO.'S
Hard Over Night and Wears Like
Accept a Substitute.
1 Your Local DeAler
Write for Color Card to
PORTLAND,
19,27" .
piois
hreeAreOead.and.
; : ageidone by Cloudburst ; ;
(Scrlpps-McRa New Association.) '
f JOLIET," m.,? Jun ft-A." cloudburst
truck Jottet and' vicinity at midnight,
seeing a loss of At least tbre live and
immense damage to property. '. Almost
very railroad track entering tha city was
washed away, and ran road trafflo .'was
completely suspended for hours. Th peo
ple ware asleep when th raging waters
poured down upon the city, and, before
they could bar aroused they war penned
In thatr name," Tb' aJarm wa tnilckry
given, and th work t rescue s begun.
Hundreds .were takeTrom their house
in small boa ta,. but, many ar still pris
oners at daylignt. ' j.fi' 'i
Business in the city ts prabtlcally sus
pended, and "mill and factories are
closed, In some places th, water Is five
feet , deep. Several houses have - been
washed away and acore rendered unin
habitable, i Saere' f - raHraad : aara ar
completely submerged. Many oattl are
IIKOIHS
(Scrlpps-McRa N ASSbcIton.) '
WASHINGTON, June S.-This, Ui Ust
day f tha bartl. on tha Ffaltlppln errll
government bill, found but few Senators
in their seats when th gaveTfeU. ' A,
cording to a previous agreement th de
bat, under th lmtnuta rale, a-a &
sumed aa soon as th routine , business
bad been disposed. af Tha Haus this
afternoon, without Opposition, 7 adopted
conference report on the river aad
harbor and th appropriation bills.
i-t ' i
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FOR. ALL THE PEOPLE
FOR ALL TIME
CITY, per carrtert
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Does Kot'Certy It.
OREGON.
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!. IS: FLOODED!
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flrowned and thousand of dollars WiffJi
of merchandise ruined. . . '
The dead are: Eddie UoGovarn. Mabel
Ford and Llssl McGraw. 1 .
The damage , 1 roughly catlmaftd al
tsoo.ooa - - ' v -
Storm Was General. ' '
' CHICAGO, jane t-Lat dlspajtcha ta
elcate that th rala and electrical stars
tnti!tiainate so drasatrcusly af Joliet
was general vtStraagbaut Jffortham -.in
not, Wisconsin -and portion Of South Da
kota. Outslda of Joliet the moat serious
damage was don at Lacro, where sev
eral buildings are reported partially de
stroyed. Near Rockford, I1L. one man
waa killed by lightning. At Desoto and
Brownsville, Whv considerable damage
waa done, and on life lost. Heavy hall
tell tor South. Dakota, badly aoaaging th
crops. i,-;- : .
TI WEATHER. , ,
Unttld weather HContinaa In th
Mors bPaacina state, and awsMrous email .
showers hare oocurred In Orogon, Wash
ugtaa and Xarthara Idaho. - -.a
. It is unseasonably cool In th Rocky
Mountain aad PacU Csaat states, and
light frosts have occurred . In Eastern
Montaaa, Wyoaning, and Morthera Aria.
Taa Indication are thai tha unsettled
Wednesday, and showers ar probable jrt
Northwestern Oregon, Washington and)
NoTtnm Idaho. '
, , EDWARD A. REALS,
w v'- . awraeaat Official.
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