Scio Weekly Press.
REPLY
OF
THE
HOVAS.
Natives of Madagascar Come to Terms
With France.
DETRING IS A FAILURE
P ort L ouis . Island of Mauritius, De­
cember
1.—The reply of the Hova gov­ Japan Indignant That China
SCIO .. . ..................................... OREGON
ernment to the French ultimatum has
Sent a Foreign Agent.
been published. Madagascar agreed the
French resident General shall act as an
intermediary between the Hova govern­ THE HAND OF ENGLAND VISIBLE
ment and the foreign powers. France is
to carry out such public works as the
Madagascar Judges deem necessary. A Regularly Accredited Envoy From
Condensed Telegraphic Re­ They propose that all disputes between
the Emperor of China Must be Sent
France and themselves be settled by a
to the Mikado—Prime Minister’s Ac­
ports of Late Events.
mixed court. Lastly the Hovas demand
tion Approved by the Japanese Press.
a delimitation of French territory around
Y
okohama , December 1.—Detring, the
Diego Suarez and the right to import
BRIEF SPARKS FROM THE WIRES munitions.
Commissioner of Customs at Tien .Tsin,
was recalled to China by Li Hung Chang.
PRIOR TO THE REPLY.
P aris , December 1.—A letter dated He had a brief interview with the Chief
Budget of News For Easy Digestion From Tamatave, Madagascar, October 30, has
Secretary of the Cabinet, who arrived
Different Parts of tlie States of Wash­ been received here. It says :
from Hiroshima before Detring took his
The
Hova
Governor
has
ordered
'the
ington, Oregon and Idaho—Items of
departure from Tien Tsin. The native
native
women
and
children
to
leave
the
Interest to Pacific Coast People.
town, and he and the men have retired press is generally indignant that China
Spokane has another daily—the Morn­ to the fortifications, which they are re­ sent a foreign agent to negotiate for
pairing. The market place is deserted peace, and approves of Prime Minister
ing Times.
An “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” troupe is and the natives’ quarters are empty. Ito’s refusal to receive him.
swooping down upon the defenseless The postal service has been interrupted
and communication is difficult. The
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
cities of Eastern Oregon.
are determined. They are pre­
W ashington , December 1.—The offi­
The Salem Methodists voted 76 to 5 in natives
paring for the French attack generally,
favor of giving women seats as delegates although the government possibly will cials in Washington who have been in­
in the general conference.
accept the French conditions, except the terested in bringing about peace between
A long-distance telephone is being put second clause, which empowers France China and Japan are surprised by the
up, connecting the various scattered to establish garrisons anywhere on the refusal of Japan to entertain any propo-
shingle mills of Whatcom county ..
island. _The .QueenAs very reluctant to J sitions coming from Mr. Detring. This
yield a sfngle^oint.
Tlie
official is Commissioner of Maritime
tiary at McNeil’s .Island has asked for
MADAGASCAR APPROPRIATION.
Customs at Tien Tsin, and his immedi­
more guards, as the building is getting
P aris , December 1.—The Senate Com­ ate superior is the English Baronet, Sir
old and unsafe.
mittee appointed to consider the Mada­ Robert Hart. While the Japanese lega­
• Albany, Or., is getting up a Dickens gascar appropriation met to-day, with tion has received no official confirmation
carnival, at which some 100 characters M. de Freycinet presiding, z All of the of the dispatches indicating that Det­
will be impersonated by the youth and members favored the government pro­ ring’s mission has been a failure, the
beauty of Linn county’s metropolis.
disposition here is to regard the informa­
gramme.
tion as authentic. The time, they say,
An ordinance has passed the Spokane
Council reorganizing the police force by
has passed when the differences existing
CHICAGO’S INDEBTEDNESS.
the substitution of a chief and fifteen
between the two nations can be settled
detectives for the present regular force. It Is the Accumulation of Previous Ad­ by the customs authorities, as if it were
a matter of routine business, and they
ministrations.
Harry Lartigne of Dayton has been
declare that if China really desires to
arrested for complicity in the murder of
C hicago , December 1. — The total bring about peace through negotiations,
Jasper Mills of Garfield county, Wash.
He was taken to Pomeroy and lodged in bonded indebtedness of Chicago, includ­ it must be done through a regularly ac­
ing the $5,000,000 World’s Fair bonds, is credited envoy from the Emperor of
jail.
The farmers of Walla Walla Valley $18,000,000. This averages about 4J£ China to the Emperor of Japan. In the
will make an urgent demand on the per cent interest. The floating indebted­ meantime and until China comes to real­
ize the present condition 'under which
next Legislature for the enactment of a
law providing for a State Wheat In­ ness is a matter of dispute. A fair esti­ peace negotiations can be procured the
mate is $3,000,000. It consists of money war must go on.
spector.
The Japanese authorities here do not
Marshal Hallery proposes to rid Walla borrowed in anticipation of the revenue
Walla of hobos. Within the past week of judgments and juggling of moneys regard with favor the reports of the in­
he has escorted eleven of the fraternity from one fund to another. The present terference of European powers. Regard­
to the outskirts of the city and directed embarrassment is caused by an accumu­ ing the St. Petersburg dispatches, quot­
lation of debts from previous adminis­ ing the Novoe Vremya, they say that
them never to return.
they recognize that the Novoe
Senator-elect Lesh of Yakima county, trations. Where appropriations were while
Vremya may talk from authority on ac­
Wash., is preparing a bill prohibiting not sufficient money was borrowed, and count
relations with the Russian
county governments from creating or the deficit haB reached such proportions crown, of its its assumption
that Japan has
maintaining a special cash fund for the that Mayor Hopkins has been compelled resumed peace proposals
is without
to confront it. The total debt of the
payment of salaries of officers.
city, when compared with the assessed foundation.' They also assert that no
The Finance Committee of the Seattle valuation, shows Chicago to be as well figures have been fixed as to the amount
Council and the City Controller have off as any of the large cities. The trouble of indemnity which Japan is willing to
finished their work on the tax levy, is that three sets of town officers are re­ accept. There are matters of detail
which is for this year fixed at 12 5-8 quired to do what one set accomplishes which the Japanese officials in this city
mills, as against 13 mills last year.
in other cities. Tax dodging and queer say can only be arranged when China
Placer mines are still working in work in the Assessor’s office have been comes to realize that there is but one
Baker county, Or., but the final dean- proven. These are the chief reasons way to treat with Japan, and that is by
direct negotiations.
up will soon be made. The run has why the revenue is not growing.
They take the position that so far Ja­
been the best since the palmy days of
pan has done nothing which could jus­
the ’50s.
COPYRIGHT QUESTION.
tify the interference of the foreign pow­
White river farmers complain that the
filling in the trestles along the Puget Lord Ripon’s Stand Commented on by ers, and intimate that it would be time
for their interruption when Japan should
Sound Shore railroad endangers their
Arnold Foster.
really make some demand that would be
property from floods, and they have ap­
unreasonable.
This characterization ap-_
L ondon , December 1.—Arnold Foster,
pealed to the courts for an injunction
member of Parliament, has written to plies only to the European powers.
against the railroad company.
disposition to scout the prop­
The first M. E. Church of Spokane is the Times to direct its attention to im­ There is of no the
United States to mediate.
figuring on a magnificent edifice with a portant omissions from its report of osition
the contrary, it is suggested at the
seating capacity of 2,000. The pastor is Lord Ripon’s exchange of fiews with the On
legation that it would be entirely satis­
Dr. Mclnturff, once stationed over St.
factory to have the preliminaries of any
PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
TILLMAN’S
MESSAGE.
What the Governor Said to the Legis­
lature of South Carolina.
C olumbia , S. C., November 30.—On
the opening of the two Houses of the
Legislature to-day Governor Tillman’s
message was read. It read like others
of his statements—full of ginger. He
recounts the history of the Darlington
dispensary riots, defending his course,
charging the riots as the outcome of a
conspiracy of the whisky men. He de­
nounces the militia in refusing to obey
orders, and advises a remodeling of the
military system-and laws, giving the
Commander-in-Chief power to disband
companies at will. The Governor
charges that Judge Goff of the United
States Court purposely delays his de­
cision as to the dispensary case until
after the expiration of the term of the
Governor, so as to require proceedings
to he begun anew. The message advises
the adoption of the metropolitan police
system for Charleston city .with a view
to the enforcement of the dispensary
law. Speaking of that law, he says:
“ I speak advisedly when I say that
no new and untried ’experiment in leg­
islation has ever made bo many friends
in so short a time or ever taken such
deep root in the popular heart. The law
has come to stay. Some of the news­
papers began early in January to edu­
cate the public mind! to a resistance to
the searching of private dwellings, and
men were taught,to believe that this was
an invasion of their IttoBrties to whibh
they should not submit. It is needless
to show the fallacy of this contention,
because it is readily seen that, if a man
may turn his private dwelling into a den
from which he can sell liquor or a depot
from which to supply it without the
right to search and seize it under-war­
rant, the law would be a nullity.”
Of the lynch -law he says: ‘ ‘ The law’s
delay has been a theme for the animad­
versions and anathemas of men .from
time immemorial, and it appears to me
that South Carolina has the best system
of laws’ and rules of court to enable men
to shirk the gallows that can possibly
exist anywhere. The consequence is the
people have lost all patience and almost
faith in the administration of justice.
This lamentable and .disgraceful condi­
tion is the direct and almost sole cause
for the prevalence of the lynch law in
our midst.”
WORK FOR THE NAVY
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
Wheat Market.
AGRICULTURAL WORLD
Cruisers Ordered Out and
Others Making Ready.
There is no change in-the situation
locally, and dealers report little business
passing. Export quotations show no
change, Valley being worth 75@77J^c
per cental and Walla Walla 70c per
cental.
Column Devoted to the Inter­
ests of Farmers.
ALMOST A WAR SCARE DEVELOPS
Produce Market.
THE TREATMENT OF DRY COWS
F lour — Portland, Salem, Cascadia
and Dayton, $2.40 per barrel; Walla
They Should be Fed With Such Food as
Walla, $2.05; Golddrop, $2.65; B mtw -
Will Furnish an Abundance of Nutri­
flake, $2.35; Benton county, $2.40; gra­
terference at Bluefields—The Presi­
tion Without Bargely Increasing the
ham,
$
2.15@2.40
;
superfine,
$2.
dent and Secretary Gresham Confer.
Proportion of Fat.
O ats —Good white oats are quoted at
W ashington , November 29.—As a re­ 25@26c; milling, 27@29c; gray, 25@27c.
A cow that is dry should be fed with
sult of a conference at Woodley to-day Rolled oats are quoted as follows: Bags, such food as will furnish an abundance
between the President and Secretary $5.75@6.00; barrels, $6.00@6.25; cases, of nutrition without largely increasing
Gresham the cruiser Columbia, which $3.75.
the proportion of fat. It is the poorest
B arley — Feed barley, 62j^c per
had been for several weeks at Kingston, cental.'
kind
of economy to let a dry cow run
Brewing, 80@85c per cental, ac­
Jamaica, was cabled peremptory orders cording to quality.
down in flesh, and it is almost as bad to
to proceed at once to Bluefields for the
M illstuffs — Bran,. $13.50; shorts, make her fat. She should be kept in a
protection of American interests. Mr. $13.50; chop feed, $15@17; middlings, good thrifty condition and in as perfect
in market; chicken wheat, 75c
Gresham's" visit to the President’s coun­ none
health as possible, for not only the
per cental.
try home followed immediately upon an H ay —Good, $8@11 per ton.
health of her offspring and its future
interview he had with the Nicaraguan
B utter —-Weak; fancy creamery is value of beef or milk depends on these
Minister. All the officials acquainted quoted at 22%c; fair to good, 15@17J^c; things, but the value of the cow as a
25@27j^c per pound; fancy
with the affair refuse to divulge the rea­ common,
milker is effected for good or bad by her
dairy, 20@ 12XC-
son of the hurried orders to the Colum­
C heese — Oregon fair, 8@10c per condition during the period of gestation.
bia or to confirm- statements of trouble pound; fancy, 10@12%c; young America, If a cow is skin poor at the time the calf
in Panama in regard toarefusalof Great 9@10c; Swiss, imported, 30@32c; do­ is dropped, she will not give as much
14@15c.
Britain to recognize the Nicaraguan gov­ mestic,
milk as she would if in good condition,
P otatoes —40@55c per sack.
ernment. Acting Secretary McAdoo said
O nions —Good Oregon, 90c@$1.00 per­ -nor can she be fed so as .to increase her
that, if it were true that the Columbia cental.
flow to what it would have been if she
had gone to Bluefields, it was probably
P oultry — Chickens, mixed coops, 1 had been properly cared for. It is quite,
on a cruise, conforming with the estab­ $1.50@3.00
per dozen; ducks, $4.00@4.50; a common thing to have cows tome in”
lished policy of the government to keep geese, $7.50@8.00; turkeys, live 9@10c in the fall for winter milkers, and these
a ship in Central American waters, as per pound; dressed, 11@12J£.
are drying during that part of the year
the Navy Department had no recent re­
F resh F ruit —California grapes quoted when pasturage1 is at its poorest and in­
ports from Bluefields indicating trouble at 85c@$l per crate; good Oregon apples sects are most numerous, and from these
there. It is learned, however, on excel­ bring 50@65c per box; Ilwaco cranber­ two causes dairy cattle are likely to be­
lent authority that not only the Colum­ ries, $12 per barrel; Jersey, $12.50@ come reduced in flesh. If dry cows are
bia, but the Marblehead, which arrived 13.00; pears,' 50@80c per box.
not attended to at this time and given a
at Kingston to-day, will remain at Blue­
E ggs —Oregon are scarce and firm supplementary, ration they often become
fields continuously this winter, and that at 25c per dozen; Eastern, 20@22|£c.
thin and out of condition, and when
the Montgomery may be sent there from V egetables — Sweet potatoes are once this happens it is hard to bring
Mobile, but that preliminary ordershave quoted at $1.25@1.75 per cental; green them back. It follows that the best
been sent to New York to have all the peppers, 6c per pound; garlic, 6c; toma­ course is to prevent this from'occurring,
ships in commission of the North Atlan­ toes, 40@50c per box; Oregon cabbage, for upon attention to this matter de­
tic squadron prepared for a West Indian %@lc per pound.
pends the profit from keeping the cow.
cruise at the earliest possible moment.
T ropical F ruit —California lemons,
Warmth in the Winter Dairy.
In addition the sailing orders for the San $5.50@6.50; Sicily, $6.50@7.00; bananas,
Francisco; which was to leave December $2.50@3.50 per bunch; Honolulu, $1.75@
Warmth is as necessary in a dairy in
15 to become the flagship in European 2.50; pineapples, Honolulu, $3.00@3.50; -the winter as cold is in the summer.
waters, have been withheld, and she may sugar loaf, $5; Florida oranges, $4.00@
be sent immediately to the Gulf of 4.25 per box; Mexican oranges, $3.75. There is no better winter dairy for the
Mexico.
Figs, California black, boxes. $1.25; farmer than a dry, well-lighted cellar
The Castine’s cruise to the South At­ sacks, 4@5c; California white, 10-pound half above the ground, having double
ANOTHER NEW MOVE.
lantic, which was to commence early boxes, $1.10@1.15; 25-pound boxes, windows, a substantial stone or brick
Bill for a Ship Canal Drafted, to be Pre­ next month, will in all probability be $2.50; sacks, 6@8c; Turkish, boxes, 14@ wall and a plastered ceiling overhead.
interrupted when she reachps the West 16c; fancy large, 20@21c; bags, 10c.
sented to Congress.
With a ventilator passing into a chim­
Indies. Instructions to prepare the
N uts — Almonds, soft shell, 12@14c ney, and some simple means for warm­
C hicago , November 30.—The move­ Minneapolis for sea at once have also per
pound; paper shell, 16@17c; new
ment for an international ship canal been sent to the Navy Department crop California walnuts, soft shell, ing it such a cellar is unsurpassable for
this use. It may be heated in the sim­
from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic in­ chiefs. ‘ There seems to be in fact almost I2j^c; standard walnuts, 10J£@llc;. plest manner. A sheet-iron pail half
a war scare pervading the navy, brought Ohio Chesnuts, new crop, 14@15c; pe­
augurated at the Deep Waterways Con­ about by diplomatic rumors to the effect
full of wood coals from a fire, a boiler of
14@15c; Brazils, l2X@13c; filberts, hot water, a small oil stove or a very
vention was crystallized to-day in the that Great Britain, which several cans,
14@15c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 5@7c; small charcoal stove will be sufficient to
draft of. a bill, which will be introduced months ago expressed a willingness to roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8@10c; co­ keep the right temperature during the
in the Senate the coming winter, proba­ recognize the full jurisdictional rights of coanuts, 90c per dozen.
coldest weather. A. few red-hot,bricks
bly by Senator Vilas. The Executive Nicaragua over the Mosquito coast, had
W ool —Valley, 7@9c, according to
blocks of iron set on a flat stone may
Committee of the Deep Waterways Con­ shown a disposition to resent what ap­ ¡quality; Umpqua, 7@9c; Eastern'Ore­ or
be sufficient under some circumstances.
vention met to-dav and drew up the bill. pears to be the practical annexation of gon, 6@7c.
It was decided to ask Congress for an the territory and its complete incorpora­
H ops —Quotable at 4@7c, according to Best'Temperature of Water for Stock.
appropriation of $50,000 for the United tion as a portion of Nicaragua. As long quality.
There is nothing better for all farm
as
the
interoceanic
canal
bill
seemed
un
­
States side of an international commis­
P rovisions —Eastern hams, medium,
sion, the proposed commission to consist der favorable consideration at the last 13%@14c per pound; hams, picnic, animals than pure well water. The
of five civil engineers and an engineer session of Congress Great Britain re­ ll@12c; breakfast bacon 14@15c; temperature of it is the best possible.
from both the War and Navy Depart­ mained quiescent in the Mosquito con­ ¡short clear sides, ll@12c; dry salt
ments. A sirtilir board, it is said, will troversy, and as a result of conferences sides, 10@llc; dried beef hams, 14 Warm water is nauseous to “hn animal
be appointed by the Dominion govern­ which were held at Washington Lord @15c; lard, compound, in tins, 9%@ as to a person; the refreshing effect of a
ment. The commission was expected to Rosebery’s Cabinet consented to receive 10c; lard, pure, in tins, ll@12J^c; pigs’ cool draught of ..water we all know.
consider the engineering and financial a special envoy from Nicaragua’, whose feet, 80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; Just the same we all know how ice-cold
requirements of the waterways and sub­ mission related solely to abrogation of kits, $1.25.'
water makes the teeth ache and the
mit its report to the general government the treaty, which gave Great Britain a
G ame —Venison, 5c per pound; bear, whole body shiver, as it takes the heat
at the end of the first year of its service. guardianship over the now almost ex­ 4@5c; rabbits, $3.00@3.50 per dozen; from the blood to become warm itself.
The Canadian members of the Executive tinct tribe of Mosquito Indians. This ducks, teal, $1.50; widgeon, $2; mal- A temperature of 55 or 60 degrees is the
_enyoy^_it is understood, has been in
ï^nerîcaiiMJnSerato^JapunanücHSÎr OBniiUnftilflMlWqjpomii CRD fljjlinrrt tfej
Meat Market.
A most deplorable conflict is on at to submit to Sir John Thompson the because they are informed as to the sit­ commission as requested. The commit­ gress adjourned without acting on the
somewhere near enough to this. The
canal bill the organization committee of
Spokane over the body of William Smith deputation’s arguments. Lord Ripon uation and it is believed that they would tee adjourned this afternoon.
B eef —Gross, top steers, $2.25@2.35; water should be pumped into the troughs
the canal company went to England in fair to good steers, $2.00; cows, $1.75@ for use, and the. troughs drained and
who was recently shot by Adolph Sel- added:
be unbiased and impartial. With nego­
September last to seek money, and the 2.00; dressed beef, 3J^@4%c per pound. immediately covered as soon as the stock
heim. The undertakers want pay for
“My departmental sympathies are tiations begun in this way they expect,
MAKING HIMSELF POPULAR.
suggested abrogation of the British
what they have done. There is a re­ naturally in this question with those however, that the details must be left to
M utton —Gross, best sheep wethers, have drunk, so that snow or ice will not
plevin suit over the corpse, and one man colonies I specially represent.”
be arranged by direct conference between The Course of the New Czar Satisfies the treaty has been"put in the background. $1.75; ewes, $1.50@1.55; lambs, 2c per gather in them.
Not until to-day was it definitely-learned pound; dressed mutton, 3j^@4c; lambs,
has been arrested for violating a city
Arnold Foster, commenting on this the personal representatives of the Chi­
Russian Populace.
that Great Britain had declined to recog­ 4c.
ordinance.
nese ruler and the Japanese Foreign
statement, says:
POULTRY POINTS.
S
t
.
P
etersburg
,
November
30.
—
The
nize the legality of the new order of
“This is a remarkable declaration, and Minister.
V eal —Dressed, small, 5c; large, 3@4c
The United States War Department is
things
on
the
Mosquito
coast,
and
that
That an attempt should have been popularity of the Czar increases daily,
per pound.
willing to establish an army post in the it startled other delegates besides my­
Rotten, or musty feed should never be
H ogs —Gross, choice, heavy, $3.75@ given poultry.
outskirts of Spokane, and has sent offi­ self. If a Secretary of State appear in made to cause these two foreigners, Hart owing to his unaffected ways and the it had so notified Nicaragua; although
such
action
has
been
anticipated
for
4.00; light and feeders, $3.75; dressed, 5c
cers to inspect the different sites around the Cabinet as an avowed advocate prej­ and Detring, to be the medium of Chi­ fact that he is dispensing with the mili­
Hen manure breeds lice. The remedy
several weeks, which accounts for the per pound.
the city, and has offered to establish- a udiced in behalf of his Canadian clients, na’s negotiations is regarded as unusual
tary police and bodyguards of the police. fact that the Columbia and Marblehead
need not be stated.
large post provided the city will donate it seems high time that British authors in view of Japan’s suggestion that China His
Merchandise Market.
order withdrawing the troops from were not long ago brought home. It
If you have a mongrel flock, at least
1,000 acres of suitable land for the post and publishers find some other channel must make her offer directly through the the line
of the route upon his wedding may also explain to some extent why
S almon .—Columbia, river No. 1, tails, get a pure-bred cockerel.
and artillery and rifle ranges. A com­ to convey their views, inasmuch as, if American Minister.
day
has
produced;
a
good
effect.
The
$
1.25@1.60
;
No.
2,
tails,
$
2.25@2.50
;
the
Montgomery
was
sent
south
to
Mo
­
mittee of citizens is at work soliciting Canadian views be accepted, the prop­
The roosters must be kept in good
The Life-Saving Service.
crowds were unable to believe they would bile, ostensibly to test new description fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75@1.85; Alaska, health
erty of British authors-will be in jeop­
pledges.
and condition. Look well after
be
allowed
to
stand
and
witness
the
pro
­
W
ashington
,
December
1.
—
Superin
­
No.
1,
tails,
$
1.20@1.30
;
No.
2,
tails,
$1.90
of
coals.
The
near
approach
of
the
these things.
The celebrated Strand case is on trial ardy in “Canada and still more so in Aus­
cession
without
the
invariable
hedge
of
@2.25.
meeting
of
Congress,
it
is
said,
gives
the
tendent
Kimball
of
the
life-saving
serv
­
again at Whatcom. This has been be­ tralia and the United States.”
Poultry ought not to be expected to do
and when they saw this was the President assurance-that he will be sup­
C offee —Costa Rica, 22@23%c; Rio, 20
ice, detailing the splendid record made soldiers,
fore eight tribunals and to the Supreme
fact the populace were frantic with de­ ported to the fullest extent in prevent­ @22c; Salvador, 21@21%c; Mocha, anything when covered with lice. It will
Court twice. Judgments for $15,000 and
by his bureau in the cause of humanity, light, and expressed, satisfaction in a ing foreign interference near the route 26^@28c; Padang Java, 31c; Palembang not, if it is expected.
STEPNIAK ON THE CZAR.
$12,000 have been rendered, for Strand
If a fowl is sick, take it out of the
Java, 26@28c; Lahat Java, 23@25c; Ar­
states that 308 vessels in distress were thousand ways. There is no doubt a of the proposed interoceanic canal.
and reversed, and after all these years The Question is, What Will He Do With
buckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $22.30 per flock, both for its own sake and for the
aided by the life-saving service during marked change has taken place every­
and vicissitudes it comes up smiling. It
Political Offenders?
where in St. Petersburg life in conse­
100-pound case; Columbia, $21.80 per sake of the well ones.
the year. ~ There were oh board .the ves­
is a suit for damages for two lots taken
100-pound case.
Upon the whole it is better not to keep
L ondon , December 1.—Stepniak, the sels 4,054 persons, of whom 3,993 were quence of the Czar’s admirable policy.
DIVISION IN A CHURCH.
for the right of way of the B. B. & B. C.
It is estimated that his manifesto remits
C oal —Steady; domestic, $5.00@7.50 roosters after they are two years old.
Russian nihilist, in an interview to-day saved and only sixty-one lost. The num­ about 5,000 roubles in taxes to the poor.
Co.
per ton; foreign, $8.50@11.00.
They may be vigorous longer, but there
Meeting of the United. Evangelical Con­
Mr. Ogden, assistant engineer, has in regard to the Czar’s popularity said: ber of shipwrecked persons who received
C ordage —Manilla rope, lj^-inch, is is danger.
ference in Illinois.
Foreclosure Proceedings Begun.
succor at the stations was 659. The es­
Completed his work on the Coquille river.
quoted at 9Xc, and Sisal, 7^c per
“ Of course the Czar knows he is per­
What will prevent hens frpm eating
C hicago , November 30.—The Chicago
He established stations 100 feet apart fectly safe in going about unattended. timated value of vessels and cargoes in­
B altimore , Md., November 29. — A pound.
we are asked. If they are fed
volved in the disaster was nearly $10,- Title and Trust Company has issued a
along on each bank from Myrtle Point
S ugar —D, 4J£c; C, 4%c; extra C, 5c; eggs?
special
session
of
the
general
conference
meat,
they are. less liable to eat their
to Coquille City, and then sounded the I know a strong feeling in favor of 000,000. Of this amount $7,668,000 were bill to foreclose a mortgage on the prop­
dry
granulated,
5%c
;
cube
crushed
and
of the United Evangelical Church will powdered, 6%c per pound; J^c per pound eggs. If they persist, cut off the point
river diagonally across from one stake reconciliation prevails among Russian saved. In addition to the number saved
to the one 100 feet lower on the opposite revolutionists. The Czar has wonder­ from vessels there were eighty-three erty of the Grant Locomotive Works; •be held in Napierville, Ill., beginning discount on all grades for prompt cash; of the bill.
We do not think much of a fancy
side, and states that he was surprised at fully good cards in his hands, and if he others rescued who had fallen from also asking for the- appointment of a re­ to-day I Delegates will be present from half barrels, %c -more than barrels;
poultry house, unless their owner has
the depth of water found, and that there is not quite a fool, he can make conces­ wharves, piers, etc., and who would have ceiver. The bill recites that the com­ Pennslyvania, Maryland, Ohio, Illinois, maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
perished
without
,
the
aid
of
life-saving
pany issued bonds to the amount of
will be less difficulty to improve the sions which will reconcile everybody and
S alt —Liverpool,200s,$13; 100s, $14.50; more money than he knows what to do
with. But a good warm house, how­
river than he expected. He has no make him the most popular Czar Russia crews. The number of disasters by rea­ $300,000 at 7 per cent interest in order Iowa, Nebraska and Oregon. This spe­ 50s, $15.
son
of
storms
was
greater
than
in
any
to secure capital with which to continue cial session is made necessary by the
doubt but that the chief engineer will has ever known. His manifesto does not
B eans —Small white, No. 1, 3X° per ever ill-looking, is a necessity.
previous
year
since
the
introduction
.of
indicate
whether
he
will
follow
a
liberal
its business. _ The interest on the bonds, schism in the Evangelical Association. pound; butter, 3J^c; bayou, 3c; Lima,
make a favorable report, and that a
How many flocks will be compelled to
payable semi-annually, has been indef­ It is claimed by the leaders of the new 5c.
dredger will be put on and the four or or conservative policy. The praise be­ the present system.
go through the winter without having a
stowed
on
him
by
the
general
press
as
initely postponed since last June, and denomination that the chief cause of the
five bars, which are the only obstacles,
C anned M eats —Corned beef, 1-lb., spoonful of grit given them? A good
Germany’s Feeling Toward England.
the mortgage provides that in such a division was the assumption of unwar­ $1.25@1.30; 2-lb., $2.25@2.30; roast beef, many, and those that are have nothing
removed, .so that steamers can reach being liberal is perfectly gratuitous.
B erlin , December 1.—The Hamburger case
There
is
nothing
in
the
manifesto,
how
­
40 per cent of the bondholders can ranted episcopal powers on the part of 1-lb., $1.25@1.30; 2-lb., $2.25@2.30; with which to grind their food.
Myrtle Point at any time of the year.
which can be blamed. It opens Nachrichten says in a leader on the begin foreclosure proceedings.
The Wardner Miners’ Union met the ever,
The Poultry Keeper gives, the follow­
certain Bishops, who claimed the right chipped beef, 1-lb., $2.25; lunch tongue,
the
way
to
both
courses.
Beyond
this
other night and discussed the strike. It there is nothing to it. We must wait Kcelnische Zeitung’s attacks upon Eng­
to interpret such law in their own in­ 1-lb.', $3.25; deviled ham, X-lb., $1.50@ ing remedy for lice on chickens: First,
The Wine Growers’ Association.
2.75.
use kerosene freely over every portion
is said the meeting was a stormy one. and see what he will do with political land : We only hope that these expres­
S an F rancisco , November 30.—The terest even to the rending asunder of
of the poul try house. Then dip the hens
It was announced that, as the strike was offenders. This is the chief point in my sions reflect official opinions. Had such
annual conferences and the exclusion of
W-ine
Growers
’
Association
held
another
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
once every four days in a decoction
on and a fight would have to be made,
opinions prevailed at the time of the meeting this afternoon. There was a large numbers of members and preach­
made by pouring two gallons of boiling
it might as well include a demand for mind.” ________________
ers without trial, and the organization
Zanzibar treaty, the encroachments and
an increase of wages. A motion was
F lour —Net cash prices: Family ex­ water on a pound of tobacco refuse, and
large attendance. The report of the of a new conference without authoriza­
ANGLICAN AND ROMAN.
chicanery
practiced
by
England
toward
made that all underground men be paid
never would have occurred. committeeTshowed that signatures had tion by the general conference,-’whose tras,' $3.40@3.55 per barrel; bakers’ ex­ let it cool. Do this on dry days onlj^’*
$3.50 a day. President Glass opposed Tlie Union of the Two Churches to be Germany
In speaking of the molting process
We
do
not
attach any importance to been secured- guaranteeing to the associ­ province alone it was to establish bodies tras, $3.30@3.40; superfine,- $2.20@2.55.
such an action, and, it is said, refused
ation the control of 9,500,000 gallons of of this kind. The Supreme Court of
Wright says: “A little hemp seed should
Discussed.
England
courting
Russian
favor.
The
W
heat
—
There
is
no
change
in
the
sit
­
to put the motion. Some of the mem­
also be given every day at this season,
wine, an increase of more than 3,000,000 Pennsylvania recently passed upon the
V ienna , December 1.—The Rome cor­ contrasts between their respective inter­ gallons since the last meeting. The case. The meeting, which will open at uation, and the market can be quoted as at least to all fowls of value, and with
bers became indignant and threatened
ests
are
too
great
for
a
mutual
under
­
to remove the President. He then put respondent of the Politische Corre- standing. English statesmen always committee is still at work. After some Napierville to-day, is for the purpose of fairly steady at 88%c per cental as a top these aids, and a little extra meat, or
the question, and it prevailed. There spondenz writes: The Pope has ap­ understand how to flatter those from talk as to the men to be elected the di­ formulating such rules and regulations figure for No. 1 shipping, with 90c for even a little ale during., the few weeks
was some talk that the strikers will in­ pointed a theological commission to in­ whom they hope to receive benefit. Eng­ rectors’ meeting adjourned.
as may be necessary to perfect the or­
process lasts, there will rarely be
choice. Custom is found for milling de­ the
sist on the few men now at work in the
ganization.
any loss.”
Mr. Langtry Wants a Divorce.
into the validity of ordinations in lish assurances are now better appreci­
scriptions at a range of 92X@96Xcper
mine coming out at once, but no action quire
the Anglican Church from the point of ated here for what they are worth than
N ew Y ork , ‘ November 30.—Edward
cental; Walla Walla Wheat, 80@82)^c.
HINTS FOR THE TABLE.
has been taken. About 250 men have view
the Roman doctrine. His Holi­ in Russia.
B arley —The market lacks vim. Of­
T. Langtry, the “Lily’s” husband, will
Charges Against Judge Ricks.
been paid off, and some are leaving ness of
has
invited
Cardinal
Vaughan
to
Salvation Army’s Message.
town. The strikers are quiet, and the
C leveland , November 29.—The hear­ ferings are fairly free, but the demand is
arrive in a few days, coming, it is be­
Rapid eating is slow suicide;
the union of the Anglican and
L ondon , December 1.—The following lieved, to institute divorce proceedings. ing of the charges against Judge Ricks slow and light. Feed, fair to good, 80@
general belief is that there will be no discuss
Plenty of time should be taken.
Roman
Churches.
He
also
proposes
to
82J^c;
choice,
83j^c;
brewing,
90@95c
trouble.
submit a specific scheme to a conference message signed by William Booth was No sensational developments need be closed to-day for’ the present. Charles per cental.
Fish and oysters are easily digested.
A consensus of opinion of the captains of
of the. Eastern churches. wired to the Czar 'of Russia Tuesday : expected, as the charge will simply be Beatty and Miss Lillis, a former stenog­
O ats —Moderate buying is in progress
and masters of foreign vessels in port The Cardinals
An hour or two of rest should be taken
desertion.
Mr;
Langtry
leads
a
lonely
Pope
is
still
engaged
on
the
encycli
­
“The Salvation Army throughout the life in the northern part of Wales. He rapher under Judge Ricks, were ex­ at undisturbed figures; milling, $1.00@ after the meal.
this season, taken by a Tacoma shipper, cal on the English Church question.
world greets your Majesty, expresses its hunts and fish.es, and does a little news­ amined concerning the compensation of 1.12J^; surprise, $1.07J^@1.17Ji; fancy
shows them to be unanimous in their
Mere gratification of the appetite is
sympathy in your recent bereavement, paper work, but always alone. He rare­ Miss Lillis in the Birdsell case. Miss feed, $1.05@1.10; good to choice, 92J^c very
indorsement of the compulsory pilotage
likely to shorten life. *
Dishonest Pension Examiner.
Lillis said she received $1,000 and signed @1.00; poor to fair, 87J^@90c; black,
scheme for Washington State ports. If
and offers up fervent prayers that your ly sees his wife;
a voucher for $3,000. Judge Ricks’ $1.15@1.30; red, $1.07^@1.15; gray,
a law were in effect in Washington simi­
Dinner should be of a lighter nature
M inneapolis , December 1.—News has Majesty may have a happy and holy
What Carnegie Really Said.
counsel was given fifteen days’ time in 92%c@$1.00.
lar to that in British Columbia and in just leaked out that the grand jury of union and a long reign of usefulness and
in summer than in winter;
H ops —Quotable at 5@8c per pound.
W ashington , November 30.—Carnegie which to prepare explanatory papers in
benevolence.”' Wednesday
General
most of the States which do a great deal
It is not good to dine when in a state
Howard
county,
la.,
has
indicted
Special
P
otatoes
—
Receipts
continue
liberal;
of shipping, if is said, a great saving
Booth received a reply signed by Czar in a letter written to a friend here denies regard to new statements made by At­
would result to owners of foreign bot­ Pension Examiner Edward F. Waite of Nicholas as follows: “I am deeply that in his recent-speech he gave utter­ torney Green. This closed the hearing prices are easy. Early Rose, 25@35c; of mental or physical weakness.
River Red, 30@35c; Burbanks, 25@35c;
toms coming to the Sound. The ship this city on a charge of attempting to touched by your kind greeting and good ance to the remark that men who died in Cleveland.
A quart of wheat contains'more nutri­
Oregon Burbanks, 50@80c; Salinas Bur­ ment than a bushel of cucumbers.
Osborn, now in port loading wheat, came bribe a pensioner to give evidence wishes.”
rich
died
disgraced.
What
he
did
say,
banks,
80c@$1.00
;
sweets,
50c@$1.00
per
up from San Francisco in ballast, and against Agent Van Lenver and Dr. Kes-
he declares, was that he believed that
Kansas Drouth. Broken.
There is a happy mean between eat­
Hot-Headed Koibites.
cental.
was compelled to wait outside the Straits sell of Cree and the intimidation of
K ansas C ity , December 1.—Dispatches the day would come when' men who left
B irmingham , Ala., November 29.—It W ool —Spring—year’s fleece, 6@8c per ing everything and being squeamish.
for four days on account of the heavy witnesses. Waite regards the indict­
millions in securities which they could
pound; six to eight months, San Joaquin,
fog enveloping the entrance.' If a pilot­ ment as sitnply an attempt to influence from several points in Oklahoma and have
Two pounds of potatoes contain as
used in their lifetime would die has just been learned that several hot­ poor, 5@6c; six to eight months, San
age law was in effect, allowing the first public opinion in the pension fraud cases Kansas state that the drouth, which has
headed Koibite leaders have issued se­ Joaquin, fair, 6@8c; Humboldt and much nutriment as thirteen pounds of
that
are
soon
to
be
tried.
pilot to board a boat outside the Straits,
turnips.
been prevailing for two months, was
cret calls 'for armed men in companies Mendocino, fair, 8@9c; Humboldt and
a pilotage of $4 a foot draught would be
Boston Newspaper Sold.
broken
last
night
and
to-day
by
copious
of
from
100
to
500
to
volunteer
to
go
to
Light soups, light deserts and light
Mendocino,
choice,
10@12c
;
Oregon
and
an incentive to pilots to keep a pilot boat
Sardinian Brigands.
Y oungstown , 0., November 30.—Ne­ the Montgomery inauguration next Sat­ Washington, heavy and. dirty, 6@7c; meats should have the preference in
rains. The winter wheat, which was be­
cruising outside to pick up any vessel
R ome , December 1.—Thirty-six arrests ginning to feel the effects of the dry gotiations were consummated 'to-day by urday to seat Kolb as Governor. The good to choice, 8@10c; Valley," 10@12c; warm weather.
bound in. At times it would be possible
which control of the Boston Daily Trav­ call is made to Kolb followers “to main­ Nevada, heavy, 6@8c; choice light, 9@
to sail clear up to Port Townsend, and have been made in Torroli, Sardinia, in spell, will be greatly benefited.
Abuse of the stomach at dinner will
eller passed into the hands of H. R. tain their rights and carry out the will, 10c. Fall — Free Northern, 7@8Jic; be repaid sooner or later by that punish­
thus the pilot charge would be earned consequence of the recent raids by brig­
To Educate Russians.
Taylor, a prominent attorney of this of the people,” and it is said that com­ Northern defective, 5@7c; Southern and ment which comes to the glutton.
from the amount of towage saved. The ands on the town. Among the prison­
B erlin , December 1.—It is reported city, and Colonel Charles E. Hasbrook, panies are being organized. All the San Joaquin, light and free, 5@6c; South»
proposition meets with the hearty in­ ers are several policemen, an ex-officer
Vegetables and fruits are to be used
dorsement of pilots, and it is probable a of the army, a priest, a judge and two that at the Czar’s instance a bill to in­ until recently publisher of the New York troops in the State have arranged to go ern and San Joaquin, defective, 3@4c.
bill will be introduced in the next Legis­ landowners. All are suspected of com­ troduce elementary public education Advertiser. Taylor will be President of to Montgomery, and it is understood that I O nions —Quotable at 25@60c per cent­ most generously at that season of the
they will carry their guns loaded.
al.
.year in which they naturally mature.
the company and Hasbrook manager.
throughout Russia is preparing.
plicity.
lature with this object in view.
Administration Expects to fie Sustained
in Its Efforts to Prevent Foreign In­