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« '• « VOL. silo, IV ■\ FNTS OE THF h\Y * n * rch '3 ts ...OO TO THt... Keystone Shaving Parlors G L. VINCENT. Prep. Only Fin!-Cl a ** Shop in th« City Shaving .................................. IS cent* H aw Cutting .... ......... 25 “ Shampooing ... ......... IS " R. I hi 2$ • AU »orli f’i» real red itti«'.tore 0» J. W. VOGEL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye. roiiTi.»*•», oft, Will make regular trip* to Melo. Wairb local coMn.n lot date of visits The denth of the |>re»|r|eHt «»• the theme of •ermon* throughout ' the land N«wly Fumuhsd and Printed Throughout. .9 .A .A Our tablet art vopplwd with th« brrt th« nrurart« »ILrcLjt 1a J* South of BrUc«. cabinet Will I'ltiiM-n» of t‘*n»<l» .I h >* much grief over the death of llw jMimiderrt %% SOO, OREGON BARNES <V For rejoicing over the death of the prrfnlciit. * Wall* Vk «11« man »*» tim.l The «utofMy on the prvuidenl*« ■ l.aly »honed that death ho calMmd j l»y gmigrvne. There wil’ • *l«tH‘ funeral of the ; l«|<- |>rc»i<bb-tit. The irilrrnitiiriit ' will I.- at Canton In honor of the pnMident Gocernor ||unl of Idaho ha» dtmignaUid a day of mourning lor the «tau-. General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers.... •* court Al’.«««d Chicago. Hept J«.- Hearing on the THE WORLD writ ot hatwras corpus issued Wednes day for the release of the anarchists under arrest here began before Judge A < *MOpr«h«A»l.« «»«law of th, ImporlAol Chet la I a In the Criminal Court al 11. «0 H»pp«»inf, ol th« F«M *t<k Fr«M»Ud a m today. Judge Chetlain concluded to take up 1» • < ooU»M«d Tom Wluch It Moot the Labra» corpu» case of th» »llrg..i I A«ly to Fro.« ol l»Ur,,l t» Our M»rw anarcblats in the Criminal Court R««4*n building, on the North Hide, adjacent to the Jail, instead uf his regular court Th«- great »tecI «trike h*» tu»n *rt» I room on the Hou th Side The change th. I wsb made at the request of the Hherlff, The Duke of York H im «rri»od *t who stated that he waa afraid that an Qunirrc attempt would be made to rescue the Them «iI! be n«> etlr» » too ion of prisoners If they were taken through th« streets by the police He said congrrv*. j that the people were excited mi ac rive et»r li»» •trive’l at Kiel! count of the bulletins from Buffalo, and > Ifniii fl»nl«ic It had been reported to him that ; , I’hc 1'iigli.h court hn» gone into threats of lynching had been made. remain the **mc for llw iwewtit J. Bl'ARD, Prop. up cor NTV, OKEIÍON, H»b«»« Cerpm C am •< U m Ch«»«* i*t*«t«r< Takta I p FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF mourning for one wwk. Tire UK’nilwr» ol the Commercial House LINN |*rr'.|rleiit lli.wcvrdt Wa» .Worn III vt Buffalo lie announced t hat Mc Kinley’* trolley would be carried out Judge CheUatn arrived at 11.M, and ■ I a few minutes later the nine prison* ere charged w ith conspiracy to kill the President were ted in and given seats ' behind a row of l>alllffH Sheriff Mag . erstadt was present In person. Í Throughout the room were deputy sheriff» And detective* In plain clothes, I I the Sheriff having determlneil to takn every possible precaution against trou ble. The writ of hatveas corpus having been complied with by the production I <>f the nine prisoners In court, counsel th«n made returns In behalf of ths : Sheriff, the Chief of Police and Jus tl<u* Prlndcvllle. who. according to the j petition, held th« prisoners under res The prisoners brought j tralnt iltexaliv into court were Abraham Isaak. Ab raham Isaak. Jr . Clemen* Pfeutxner, Hlpieilyte Havel. Henry Travagllo. Michael Rose. Martin Rosenick Morris J Fox. Emma Goldman was not pre* ent. but Justice Prlndeville had prom , Is. d to follow whatever del Inion was made by Judge Chetlain. MANY TROOPS MISSING. Extra i»n<cuatioii« are Iming taken We V m » . f » ... b «g* h antlUM 1 ( deep A fu It tie 01 •••*;-• 1 • '.*» Ito guard lie crar. Governor Geer lAl AU binda ol 0.0» in <tt lift« 4 t-ff <«n lia> imik .I a jiroclaiiiat loll m-ttiug Several Small fighi. Between Columbian »nd •bort r I apart Thtimday a» a day of ii'ourning. Veneruelan Troop. A »ini|»lc w*n ice over the reiimin. Washington. Sept 16. The Consul of tlx pn’iitviil «ae held at Mil-1 i burn houae, and the l«»ly wf* then at Maracaibo Venezuela, han Inform i taken to the liuafflo city hall, where . »•d th« State Department under date of lit »ill hr in »late till taken to August 31. that no disquieting news have I«*en received from the State of I Waahingtuti Tachira. but that the situation on the The »tee! tru»t 1« .tartmg up more' frontier of the Indian Territory of I .a xile mill». goaglra Is very grave, and that large The ftclilr v court of inquiry i» now bodies of Colombian troops are miss j m »cMiion. ing Several small fights between F.ui|« r<ir» Nicbola» and \k illiam ! them and tin* Veneguelan troops have taken place and many wounded have met at Dinttic. be.-n brought to Maracaibo Colombia ha* la-gtin conmription Raerultlng is going on dally, animals to raiM an army OFFICERS: and steers arc being taken for Gov Governor Gage baa been a.ked to eminent service, and the «ommorco of Präsident J. T. Game» th- region la • rippled. M-ttlr the »trike at Han Fraliciae >. Vic«-Pr»akl«nt ............. VF. A. E* tng The Colombian legation last night A gi»»l How of natural ga* ha« !■«•« Cathirr . R. Shrltoo received a long cablegram from the ■ liM oend near McMinnville, Oregon State Itepartment at Bogota, the Col Trial of the notr.l I enter murder ombian capital, reporting everything Dee» a general banking and mbange caw a a» I. gun al Cliehali*. " »ailing quiet then* and a lack of official news regarding the laimbardmcnt of Rio butine»». Loan, made at current rate« ton. Ha< ha by the Vrneguelan fleet The and draft» i»»u«d an principal eitle« A Colorado man »«» tarred and legation haa received a letter from the feathered for eipreMing »ym|>atliy Colombian Minister st Quito. Ecua dor dsted August 2». saying that the with Ctolgiai«. A. W HAGEY The «lory id a plot IO kill Joaepli i Ecuador Government has given him the most friendly assurances of an in Chaiulerlain came to llgbl in a lam- tention to maintain strict neutrality don murder trial. toward Colombia. The legation here Emma Goldman, “higli prieatcea gives credence to this report of Ecus of Anarchy,” 1» held in a Chicago dor’s neutral policy. couit without l-ail FUSE IN THE CUPBOARD Two Nome miner» live*! for fifteen AU binda ot hr« .«ba a 4 w«. » re day» on two bird« and one li»h, which ’ p«ir*d pruMpUy fvid«n<« th»t • (T«vrl»nd Suipr.l ti»d Bern they bad to cat raw. SOO . . OREGON. Makin« Bomb, The prcaiilent'» condition continue» ■ MtUfaetory. The bullet wound» in Cleveland. Hept 18—In n frame the ftomarli have hcalid »nd n<> trace . building on Broadway, the Cleveland I of blood pwiaoning lia* apja-an.l. < detectives have discovered evidence The Hpokane Interstate Fair la now which, white not tending to prove the TIMK < A Kia, existence of an anarchist plot against open. • President McKinley, will at least serve ba 1, for taquina IM»tiirban<o« In Morocco are In to hold one man who was arrested In M, » ’ ' • 1 an h M creaaing. Chicago, •• wtiVH \ a«4uinaL _ .... P M As soon as information was received Emma Goldman waa arreaUMi In, No I, rotorolog here of the arrest of Edward Wolcln* i t. a f M A M Chicago vnskl of this citv. In Chlcsgo. Rer I .rat«*« 1 orvallla II JTi A M The kutnmer »eaaon at Nome 1» Arrives AIM Reant Doran and Detective R.h«*miink tM*arly over. Ne. 1, for Delrall -* were detailed to search the house in l.umlH-r veaaela at Han Franelfco j l^ttvre ( otvalih 11 00 F M which he lived at 170 Broadway They leave« Albany I • F M 1 are at work. found stored away on top of a cup Arrhaa belroil < A# F French reanrviata Indulge tn revolu tioard 50 feet of fuse, such as la or ha. 4, fro»«» Ibalroll — dlnarlly used in the manufacture of IdMvea tfriruii..... r , • N> A M i tlonary talk. dynamite bombs Ira-rt 4 liant M Htrtkera at MeKeeaport attacked ( Arrive« • ..f t • a | M. The Information was at once tele i nonunion men. graphed to the Chicago authorities Train« 3 and a tvivreti a I ban v and ‘ - t » alii« Moat of the President'« friend» Tvaeadaya, Thursdays an i naturdaya only Ail Alber traina daily earopt ftutt<1ay Traina 1 and « arriva tn AlVaay In il» tri«, ' have left for their homea TO SERVE ON SCHLEY COURT ronn«*ct »Uh the n F south bound tram, as Government crop report »how* the «ell as giting ten < m > Ihre# hour« in Albanv before <1»partura <4 A. F. north bound tram for »hortett com crop on record Admw»l K»m,»v i* S»l«<l»d tn Rtpla,» Rear Fortland Naturallied anarcbUta can tie ex Train Ma 3 inórete with |ha A. F Brat Alda Admiral ItawiHMi. train al < orvaiha < r «king toe tndrpmdener, i pelted for violating their oath«. MvMmuvilla and a > points no» th lo F«>rt<au»l Washington Hept. Ifi Admiral Repreeeutative Tongue f»vora a I MDWIN «TOM, Manag*' Ramsay at one time chief of the Bur law to keep out foreign anarchlata. J Tt RNER. Agam. Albany e«u of Navigation, haa te*en selected Precaution« are being taken In Ku as Howiaon’s successor on the Schley ' rope to protect the touring ruler« court 1 from anarchlat«. Washington Hept 16- Admiral Food 1» Ix-lng admlnl«tcred tn the President by natural mean«. A «light Dewvy not I fled Admiral Schley by tele phone today that the court of Inquiry operation w«» performed ---- VIA will resume its sessions at It o'clock La«t effort« to settle the «teel «trike on Monday morning next The third | have failed taeaber c*f tka eotrt. Admiral flam Bl I mot Plalg crushed to death In ■ say. will flit the place vacated by Rear Admiral Howlson. i well at Leata. I’IU DAV, SEPTEM BEK 20, PRESIDENT McKINLEY dead Abner McKinley, the President* brother. Mrs. Abner McKinley, Mia* Helen, the Prewident a slater. Mr» Harsh Ituncan and slater; Ml»» Mary HIS LAST HOURS WERE WITH- Bartwr. a niece. Mias Harsh Duncan, IJ.-ulenant J F McKinley, a nephew. Wllilatn M Ikuncan. a nephew. OUT PAIN OR DISTRESS Charles Dawes, the Controller ot Ihe Currency; F, M Osborne, a cousin. John A. Surround«d by in»nd, »nd H«l»nv«i Mr* Cotenel Webb C. Hay«». Barber. » nephew. Hecretary George M,K.nl<v Sot With Him at th« la,t Mo It Cor tel, ou; Colonel W C Brown, the bualnrea partner of Abner McKln swat —Dwlr P»rtu»« Mat rt«*rtr«»di»< ley; Dr I’ M Rlxcy. the family phv Immoliate lau« ol iNalh I «known siclan. and all nurses an.l attendants In an adjoining room sat the phyal Fort M wuh I, PrehaMa clans. Including Dra McHumey. Waa din, Parke. Htockton and Mynter. Milburn Hou»«. Buffalo. Hept It - Pr»dvatt tail W»»d. President McKinley died nt 2 15 a. m He had been unconscious most uf the The President, in his last period at tim« since 7 W p m His last • <>,. . on« lousnnaa, which ended abt *tl »clous hour on earth was »pent with 7 <0. chant«.! the word» of the hymn, the wife to whom he devoted a life Nearer. My Ood. to Thee.” and his lime <>t care H« died unattended by last audible words, as taken down by a minister of th* impel, but hi» last Dr Mann at the bedside, were words were a bumble aubmlaal.m to "O< mx ! bye. all. good bye It is Gt.J's Ihe will of the God in »hum he be way, Hts will be done** lleved. He was re.on. lied to the cruel Then hl» mind began to wander, and fate to which an «»aaaain'a bullet had soon he rompletcly lmt ronsi'lousneas. condemned him and faced death in the Ill« Ilf« was prolongt'd for ».nor hours same »pirt of calmness which has by th« administration of otygen and mark>-d his long and honorable career the President Anally expr«a»ed a de Ills last conscious words, reduced sire to I»* allowed to die io writing by Dr. Mann, who stood at About X to the administration of his bedaid« when they were Uttered, ox y gen • rated and the JHlb ■ were ‘Good bye all. good bye It is fnlnter and fainter He »n. sinking God's way. His will be done." gradually like a child into eternal EM) FAME AT 2:15 BANK.. OF.. SCIO Shasta Route Hurled forest discovered under the I lava on Mount Hood. The National reunion of the <1. A R Tran» tear* «Ht^ o 1er I'arfland »nit ««r ! opened at Cleveland. »lallen« »I I« AV • m l»»<» tor Alb*»« »I IwS Chicago police believe they have Io e • _______ rated Kmma Goldman I h ’ h porti*».] • » * m , 1 p m Strange death of Winter Kyle al A Itan, 1.’ *> p m . It> »i V m Arrt.r. v.lj.n-l Il ■« m , II ■> • m | Astoria leads to suspicion of murder. •a- ram.nt« » p m , « «1 • m •• nan Frsn*l«ee T *ä é in lb. ■. Improvement In President's con " <>«>lrn <■ a m . II AV ». m dition has good effect In financial " I»» r *r * * m . » *. m circles. •• Kan.*« «’li» Í il*. m . » » • r». - < hi..««T U* m » »> • m « to. Angel*« I •> p m , J * m Every year Increases the cost of the ! • KI «..■■* pm* p m public school» of New York This ' *■ Morl Worth « » • m.tUipm. year they cost IIV.&IS.OOO Next year' « i ,i, ot Mauro. vV* ri . t M • m « Houston 4 * m , * • m atiout »1V.MO.OOO will be demanded by * Naw I’rir.o. a.® p m . * IV» m. the Board of Education Of this “ « (,h<n«i..n • «.- * m , « *1 »- m amount »15 ISI.0O0 will be mandator, ** X.w York II dp. to . U u p. m under the Davis law. rollm.n »nd Tonrl.i rar» on botb train» Mr Baldwin haa shlppe.1 <0 balloons Choir rar. n*rram*nlo to t*g4»n .ml KI >•»«,. »nd iouri»i r»r» lo • n.<-**o, IK Inai». >,w or to Tromaoe for use In the North Pole . expedition. These balloons are not i I mo » »».I * »»Moff,.» Co»»*<*ii»« »t >■» rr»nriw». »Uh »r.r»l intended to carry paasi-ngers. but each llora lo, llonololn, J»p»n Chino, rblllpplno«. will have ten messenger buoys at* Cmir»l »t.4 »oulh Amrrlr». ne» Mr. M K. *«4»lnrw «fanl »l W«i tached. which will be liberated auto Velo mallo« or »tJim matically. thus recording the route c H MARKHAM, northward. Atol <.»» Kfi A i'»m »ft. Kvrii*n<i. Or. Srv,nth S»o<m»l Bank AH»ir< Washington. Sept 16- Sit members of the reorganization committee of the faited Seventh Natlrwial Bank, of New York, are here In consultation with the Iteputy Controller of the Currency. Controller Dawe* left for Buffalo this morning and nothing trill be given out regarding the plans of reorganisa tion until they have been approved or disapproved hy him. Pint to Kilt Roowvrlt. fterlin. N. H . Sept 18.—(.earning that a man who left here thia forenoon for New York had dectared that he was on his way to Washington to kill Vice-President Roosevelt, Chief of Po lice Voungllas has telegraphed th« | Chief of Police of New York to look out for him. The man was a for eigner. He tried to buy a ticket to j Washington, but could not do so and j bought one for New York. , Cookpl.t« CotdaMtoa. New York. Hept 12.— A special to tho Herald from Buffalo »*,» l^oa Ckolgoas ha» conf cooed to the polli-« that bl» attempt upon the life of President McKinley was the result at a conspiracy In which man, beside» tilms.-lf bad * part Ho far aa can be learned Caulgoet haa refuaed to men lion any name except that of Emma Gohlnvan. but papera are tn existence which If they can be dlscovored. will lay bare th« entire conspiracy and will result In whotesate arrests, fid lowed by prosec ution» Although Emma Goldman ba* t>e«n arrested in <'hl<a«>. it is probable that »he will be brought to Buffalo fur trial. Th« center of th« conspl racy I» here Buffalo Is tilled literally TI MS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS OF OREGON. < uomMcttol »nd tin*»wUl tlippcninx« of lia peCtam« A Hi i*l R«v law ol lb* Growth •nd l-np*ov«nM»tv el th* M»ny Induvtrwi Throughout Our Thriving I Manvuav>«»llh Lattrt Market R«pu*< A large number of fruit trees In A*- Ian, and vicinity are affected with Han Jus« acais The Wasco Southern Telephone Company has decided to extend Its lie« by connecting Mitchell and Antelope The officers of the Whceter Count, liun.-.-ni' Association have selected Mitchell na the next place of meeting Cooa Ba, haa a gasoline famine un account of the strike at Han Franciaco It la liable to tie up all the gaaoitae launch«« The Bandon w<w>i«n mills are run ning day aad night now. and full crews , will be put on a» faat aa arrangements are completed. The Mivrshfi.-I.l Myrtle Pnlut train was ditched last week about five tnll’-s from Marshfield The whole train left the track, but no damage waa dune Salmon are making their appear an.« In the Coquille River A few have been taken by flahermen. amt disposed of at a dollar apiece to overflowing with agents of the secret service A search la being made of every sewer that underlies the city, for It Is known that In on« of th«m I* « package ot papers con tainlng details of th« conspiracy and • EAST AND SOUTH AtMMia Crollati Br«aki Dows aad M»A«t « A petition Is balng circulated in Marshfl.'ld for the panion of Domln I'k Seryela. who waa sentenced last May to two years In the |H-nlt»utlary for assault on J. Chaplon The petition I.K'ix « zoi.uoaz recites among other points for ex«.u Thr ugni? of Ix-oU < 4«»ls»«ss (h» x»t Freiil4»fil Mrlktaief. <• i lt ih» live ctem«ncy, that Hervela will leave <inlhiHalr,t t»jr h»»w lire II for hla native country. Italy. Intrmluwt • in<<» ih«» |Hh»nun< • At the regular monthly ahoot of the l on <»< ih» t»»tn** Ih» «<ar. !hu« * t rer * lu thè care ul ('<«»!gre» <>nr •>»«•« 14 «<v Turbai- I’cm.ieton Sportsmen's Association <<»<« I», wiib th»* 4 faintly 0»«n«1r*4 •««! »h< Satunlay afternoon, F W Wat« won «reo» I I” *1« hr tuli lire ••••»« ih ha» lw»*«l in Iw-tr«UI. oilret varia ot Mietilgan « ««» latt i, the medal again with a score of 131 » ;n«mnati and « hir«<> H«* U witbtmi par- killed out of a poaalbte 156 birds, which ttvijlar r«lu« aH*tn rvrrpt in 4narri»lati«- *)<» • trtb*« Tba piriur* g|v«-n !• thè wne takeu b» gave him an average of 83 3 per cent ntdrrof <hlrf taf Fubcv llull. taf Htiffato and i C J Hamilton was a do*« second ttrrrelary tt! Mar Kout with »9 out of h>7, an average of *3 3 per cent. SCIO, OR. Corvallis à Eastern R.R. RESULT OF A CONSPIRACY Messrs l(at k«r. Naahurg and Hirst have »<>14 their t'mpqua tract of Um tier land, cotialallng of 10,000 acres to » Minnesota firm, who expect to build a large mill In th« n«ar future ...Horseshoeing a Specialty... CAPITAL, $20,000. NO. 47. 1 ím »| Our last Martyred President, William McKinley. K.-rn »11« Irtinibull .'■*. Ohio. Januar, 2«. latX Kntered Altes«»«, Mradkllte. I’B , !***<<< «• |-riv«a<« . I'outfMin) F I W« uIt-1 hlft V*»ln«lt«*0r Infantry. Ju« •• 11 ha.l Fa.»tl< ipatrtl tn tMitUra N»»tilb M»» niiain a>.«l Ai lirtain. -•>(• tctnbrr Hai<l 17 I’*»/: | fnin* •■«•iHinl«aaf, aetgmnt •. • >• it-nani bt’iuMinl captain, Lattlrof Kernimvi). Jul» *•<. I**«4 « <»tnmH*inn«M Maj**r I», brrtri Marei» K, 1*». law at Aihatir. S \ atlmitM*«! U» t»» at Warren. Ohio. Marek, iw-t t ! • • 4 pf i; 1 Hq a I**f ' • ' , •' ar t « • -’t ft: • ’= ; I ».<•■'•! l t . . r, . . j« ' ■ h . > , ■ t - ■ * t 'h o Januar« II. I"’»-' Hr« tr I |.rr«L1rnt of lie I itilatt H'atr* Novamlmr. I*i*» Mr rl.tip-l NotriulM'f 4, i*iu Mhot |»ivitii< t »•, l'Ail l»ir<i ' pt»’Hit>er 11 1*4 Ills relatives and the members of hts offical family were at the Milburn House except Secretary Wilson, who did not avail hlnwielf of the opportun Ity. and some of hi* personal and po litical Mends took leave of him This painful ceremony was simple. Ella friends came to the door of the sick room, took a longing glance at him and then turned tearfully away. slumber. By 10 o'clock the pulse could no' longer I h < felt in hla extremities, and they grew cold. Below ktalrs the grief stricken gath ■ ering waited sadly for the end. All the evening, those who had has > tened here, as fast as steel and steam could carry them, continued to arrive They drove up in carriages at a gal lop. or were whisked up in autorno Th« Parting With ttn Wife. biles, all Intent upon getting here lie He was practically unconscious dur fore death came. One of the last to ' Knox, i ing this time. But powerful heart arrive was Attorney-General stimulants. Including oxygen, were who reached the house nt 9 30. H« j employed to restore him to conscious waa permtted to go upstairs, to look ness for his final parting with hla wife for the last time upon the face of his chief He asked for her and she sat at his side and held hla hand lie consoled When th« End < am« her and bad« her goodbye. She went It was now 2:®5 o’clock, and th« through the heart rending scene with minute* were slipping away. Only th.- the aaem bravery and fortitude with sobs of those In the circle about the which she has borne the grief of the Primldent’a liedslde broke the awelike tragedy which ended hla life alienee. Eire minutes passed, then From authoritative officials the fol lowing details at the Anal scenes in and about the death chamber were se cured-: The President had. continued In an unconscious state since 8 30 p m. Dr. Rlxey remained with him at all times and until death camo The other do. tors were In the room at times, »nd then repaired to the front room, where their consultation had I teen held About 2 o’clock Dr Rtxey noted the unmistakable signs of dis solution and th« Immediate members of the family were summoned to the bedside Mrs. McKinley was asleep and It was desirable not to awak.-n her for the last moments of anguish Hllently and aadly the members of th« family stole Into the room They stood about the foot and sides of the t>ed where the great man’s life waa ebbing away. Those in the circle were six, seven, eight now Dr Riley t»cnl forward, and th«n one of hl* hands was rajse.1 aa If in warning The flut terlng heart waa Just going to rest A moment more and Dr. Rlxey straightened up and. with a choking i voice, aald: 'The President Is dead." Secretary Cortelyou was the first to turn from the stricken circle He step ped from the chamber to the outer hall and then down the stairway to the large room where the members of the Cabinet. Senators and distinguish ed officials wore assembled. As his tense white face appeared at Ihe doorway a hush fell upon the assemblage. ''Gentlemen, the President haa pass ed away." he said: For a moment not a word came In reply Even though the end had been expected, the actual announcement that .Mr McKinley waa dead fairly stunned the»« men who had been his closest confidants and advisers. Th« Naw» at Ssaais. Seattle, Wash . Hept. H.—The un- expected news bulletin this morning has throsrn Seattle Into a alate of almost Inactivity. Business men go atiout their tasks halfheartedly, with Imwed hernia, and Immense crowds throng the streets In front of the newspaper offices, waiting for the latest bits of Information A more de- Jected aggregation of people could wot ! m * Imagine.! Many stand with tears rolling down their rheeks reading the late bulletins Biialneaa la practically suspended Berlin. Sept. 14.—Although the Dantilg festivities are not yet over, and the cannon not yet silent, public Interest centers largely In the vtait of Kmp-ror Nicholas to France, and there la much speculation as to whether he will go to Paris. Judging from the dispatch.« received from the E'rench capital. It looks as If offl clal circle« In Franc* had not given up that hope, and were devoting them selves principally to securing the safety of the Imperial guest. In th, O«*th Ch»mb«r. K«ulm*« R< E ItcUd. Berlin. Sept. 18.—Herr Kaufmann has been reelected Second Burgo master of Berlin by a small majority Emperor William once refused to eon fl rm Herr Kaufmann's election be- cause of his dismissal from the army for political reasons 30 years ago. There 1« much curioatty aa to whether the Kaiser will a second time refuse to conflrm the electlbn. and thus come into collision with th« City of Berlin Ct*.', V.,4 .u Fran,«. North Pol« Ship« Ar« M««rd mla H.-|it | from. meaaagCf' dated August 5, and received by way of Hammerfest, from Kvlyn B Bald win. head of th« Baldwin Zeigler N«rth Pole expedition, says •'Amertca. latitude ?». longitude 38. Reeking pa»aag« northward through Ice. All well." North Sydney. C. B, Hept 18 — Th« P«ary Arctic steamer, from Cape Ha bine. Ellesmere Ijtnd. August 3», ar- rlved here today. All well. ('«iilgosi iii jhc plot, tog.-thci with .in outline uf Its ramifications. In hla confession C*ola>MU told of hla attempt to destroy the written evidence of the conspiracy He aald that they did not permit him to burn the papers as he had desired. Before leaving hla room In Nowak'« hotel he gathered together all of his papers, taking them from his po* kets. and from his valise, and from the draw ers uf Ills table. All were bound to K«th«r In one package, which he con rested beneath his coat Cxolgosi says that he made a circuitous and aimless trip about the city, and that at sonar point, which he < an not n»w deacrlbe. be came upon an open at wer. Into this sewer h«> cast hi» papers. Inch by inch the sewers of this city are ta-lng searched, and If such a thing Is possible, those papers will be recovered. On authoritative Information It can be »aid *tbat during th« last ten wee ka Emma Goldman haa visited alt anarchist organlaatlona. Hhe han been In Buffalo three times since July 12. having left the city the last time four days before the attempted assasaina lion Emma Goldman t'tolg«Mi. Abra ham Isaak and Marie Isaak were In <«niaiUtatlob In Chicago on two occas ions Marie Isaak accompanied Emma Goldman tn Buffalo the last time the arch leader of the anarchists wan here l4*<>n Csolgoat waa accompanied to Buffalo and about the city by a mya tertoua Bohemian man and woman who acted so auspiciously as to war rant the assumption that they knew of the Intention of Cxolgmii to asaaa- aluate the President. NOME POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE. Charqtd huh Emb«tz«lin< 3.1.200 from th« Gov«rnm< nt Seattle. Sept 12.- The postmaster at Nome. Joseph H. Wright, has been arrested and held for trial on tho . barge of emte-xillng »3.300 from the Government of the United State» Postal Inspector J. P. Clum la the prin cipal witness against Postmaster Wright At the preliminary hearing Clum testifled that upon the first ex amination of Wright’s nffaira he found a ahortage of about »10.500 This waa on a Monday Between that time and Wednesday Wright replared 27.300, leaving a deficit still remaining of •3.200. Robert H Mumford, known through the Yukon country and the States aa Policy Bob." committed suicide on August 27th by swallowing 30 train» of morphine In a room at the Gold- hill Hotel, Nome, It la »aid at least S.'HHI hopplekera are now employ.-.! in the Polk County yards. Th«* omnipresent forest fire la rag | ing in t'ooa County, but no great amount of damage la reported as yet The big fall roundup Is now in pro groan at Alba and will continue until all the cattle are gathered In It bo- gan last w«ek. ILirn.-a Bros., of Meacham, have burned an '-xpertmentaJ kiln of 20.000 brick A first class article In reported, in I the Intend Kmplro will farjtinh a ; ready market. Wai! Cabivan fell 13 fe.-t through a c<.fi4etnn«'l bridge over th« Hantlam. and atruck In 30 f«-«t of water on hla head ami shoulders, missing a ledge of rock by about alx Inches. He was able to get to shore without assistance. The articles uf Incorporation ,f tb« Whit« Butte Mining Company have been filed with the H«< retary of State and the Crook County Clerk. The property of tho company conalata of seven claims. White Butte. I.lly. Cel tic, Capitan. Oregonian. Gypsy and Mo hawk. Fourteen carload* of Bartlett panra were sblpi>e.| from the Medford sta lion laitl week Hix hundred boxes are load'-d In each ear, or FIDO boxes in all. which quantity at th« price most of the fruit haa been »old, II 25 per but. J In M«>lford, ba» left »10 500 among or ihanllsts. Portland Market«. Wheat — Walla Walla, nominal bill' •tetll, 6lJc. valley, .’»H. Flour—l» »t grade* tL’«0XSO |«-r luirrr I gralmm, »2 th>. Oats—1>|<|, ’.«kalir» percental. llartey — Fwd, flora 15 iitl. browing, flo.5o per t.ni Mill»tuff>—Bran, fl7 <4 IM; mid- dllitga, f2l SO; shorts, ♦JO, chop, »Itl. Hay—Timothy, »K m 1.3; clover. •709 SO; Oregon wild hay •60H |»-r Um. Butter—Fancy creamery,25«t27 ’»c; dairy, iMid'Jlh-, »l*>rv, i2<t<4loc ja-r | m > uim (. * Eggs—Sler'Ji',« jier down. Chr-ea««—Full cream, twin». 12rd 13c Young America, i9j»«l4c per pound. I'tailtry—Chickens, mixed, »3 <«><d 3 75; hens. »-I Ikhrt i 25. rlreastvl. Ilka lie ia-r pound; springs, »1 7A03.OII |rer dozen ; duck* <.1 (or old. »3 <»i ><.3 .50 lor young . ger-«« •.’>«« 5 50 ja-r dozen ; turkey», live. Mrs |t»r , rlrrwl, t<)0l2lqc per pound. Mutton — Lambs, Stgc, gnus; drosard, fitefllgc per |w>un<l; aiieep, k’t ?5, g»>a* rlre»w*d Rc per lb Hog» — Guam, heavy, •f’.idfl 25. light, »1 750ft; dre»*ed, 7«r7l»c |«-r pound. \ «»I — Small. Mtglh-; iarge, 7 07 “»c |-cr pound. Iteef—Gr.-. top steer». »3 5O.S I 00; cows and heifer», »3 Ulul.l 50, drc«*cd i»-ef. fl’w«7c |»*r pound. Hops-—l'kdlj'^c jier pound. W ia>| — N alley, I Ira 1.3 ; E'astern Orogon, Hr* 12 t»c; mohair, 90011c |>cr pound. Potetoee—fl- 10tr»fl.20 ¡er sack. AnanhHU Cas S« E«p«ll«d. The biggest pump* ever user) wero New York. Sept 12.- Justice McAd mad« to pump out Lake Haarlem. In Holland. They pumped 400,000 tons am. of the New York Supreme Court, dally for 11 years. give« the opinion that Emma Gold For continuous b««r drinking, so man and other anarchists who are to apeak. Egypt hol.la the record naturallied ran be expeite.1 from the among nations. In Kgypt bear has country on the ground that they have Ireen drink for 5.000 years, and the • worn falsely in that they have obtain j ' buss " of the fellahs of today la ed certificate* ot eltlsenahlp by fraud marie by a process alm oat Identical In testifying that they are attached to with that rleacribed by Herodotua. the principles of Government and mentioned la hieroglyphs and de- pitted In sculpture as old as 3009 would support It* constitutional laws. It C. I «
