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I GO TO THE NEWS 0E TH ESTATI* EVENTS I If THEHW Keystone Shaving Parlors I TCMó OF 'ROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF Only First Cl au Shop tn the Qty IS cent! 25 “ IS “ 25 “ Shaving Hair Cutting Shampooing .. Bath» 01«. J. W. VOGEL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye. r»»ri.mi, oa, "ill make regular tripe to He Io. " sich local Column I*«» dale of visit«. Commercial House J. BEARD. Prop Newly Fumivhcd and Refilled Throughout. J*-d-d Our I a M cv am supplied w«h th* tert th* mark«'« «Horded kd SCO. OREGON Sovih uf Bodge ...Hoiseshoeing a Specialty... tn;« scio. or . CAPITAL, $20.000. OFFICER St T. Gain«. T. A. Ewing R. PmOrnl Vic« Pmidrnt Ca«hwr Hoc* a general banking and exchange business. Loan* ma<lr at current rate* and draft* i*»urd on principal chics A. W. HAGEY « Í4 « « id * AB klndfi ot • »IfhM e!«k» atkd >«elrjr » OREGO.N. SOO Corvallis <1 Eastern R.R. 11 m K « mu. bn- a, lor Vnqoln«- — M Train !•»«•» Albany ... ” ” < «litalila ......... i «» r M •• airivet ...___ • m r M M«S 1, I»|IHI»I*( • l*44H Ysquinffi ...««^...«•« • A M IrkTH < urtffiill*...__ Il » A M Art !*«■• Aibaay. . .... \J 1» F M >•. .1, für Iks’irstli 1 «Nktr« Albati y 7« A M Arrli«« lhpir*»(t 13 U F M K«s. 4. harn l»*trs»h - 1 Affata« ItotruH 13 AF M Arrivât Albany. - b «0 F. M Train Mo. I arrive, in Albany In tlm. Io eontiM-t will, the A I* e.ulh Irani, a. ««II al fl* in« two -r I hr«-« hour, in Allan, I «far» <t« | arlnrv ot a I* not th bound iraln K-r rvteland train *o ic-*in«et« with in« S. f W<-.t »Ma ' tram al < »rvalli. I r.«am< lor Indriendri««, Nr Minn, ill« and a t point, north to r.uliau l ■ kt>WIM STUNK. Mana«rr J. Tt'KXUt. Agenl. Albany. EAST AND SOUTH VIA ' : Shasta Route Ir«v«s CorUaHd • tea m . T p m Ailwnr IT * » m . 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M.—The Klon dike theatre, owned by Fdwarvl Le- AT LEAVENWORTH. clalre. caught fire early today, while must of the inmate« were In l>e«l, I <1 ims*< al and f uMtwUl H»fip«Ain«t nt is* and the wooden structure was a hum t I omprvbrn.lv« Bo«, at th« Importan« Iteip.tM*««« B,«*« N ue n < •» and one po tests A Urtel Itavi«« nt tfvs t.««v»«h ■ I fire in a flavh, Happtatag. «< th« P«u W««k Patented A*m«d Guizd, 4nj woman are missing, and there may and Iwprov«Stenlt of iS« Maey liuluiOrti he others who have lost their live« in la • C«ul«ro«d * erm Mbob I« Mort •" O« 11, m J Will Th « jghew« Ott« Thtivm« OtetaMw«»HJ» the fire Lilly la Prova of Interni I» Ow Many MV Kill«d aod Plv Th* building was a «trurtufw 125 t»t«>t *<ark«( Ripeti Itaadtrs. (ecv !*>iig. three *l<>ric* high and 5l> feet wide, ami valued at $lU,<XK> It The l;.i«-‘l-urg water company's rv Was IM-Ctipird l.y 25 |»».plv, consisting Tlx- Franeo-Turki»h dtepute ba. !x<avenworth.. Kan, Nov 11 tins • trn*i«e in,pr«rtrin«-iits are nearing •<t the latclair family ami a stock com- t«WII M-tll««i. man wa. killed, five others were \ cum pl* t«ni |>any who gave a vaudeville entertain wounded and 3« d«*svprate coaivlcta All Rutwian crv>jw are rsp« rietl Iw- Tla- »• Helena school district will incut aig'nights a week. On the first low lb« average. are at Urge a result of a - aa w mutiny luuiiuy isain- $ I -itX) in achiatl l*>i,d« to I-uld floavr »»« the auditorium, iMrroom, lai» S h» 1 — -Sa .. . - - ------ —. General Smith .ay» the irlel lesdes late this afternoon al the site of th« a new * •cb<iol house, gambling rooms, dreaming rvatms, will non Is- capliitvil, new United Hist*-« prison, two miles The r*«i<l« ut Waa» «» cminty are kitchen, dining room, stage and pro southwest ot here, where four hun H«ca|<tl ct-nvic*. in Ksn>as cap vastly lmpu>ve*l by reaaon of the prietor's l«»!ro«»ni. On the aviiiid dred prisoners from the federal prison lurid a rl erifT ami di |«ty. » floor were the l«>««-e and a nunilwr adopt I- ii ut widc-tire wagon*. The I'rdt-rwi |>«rt y r«,ntiriw . Ha tur 1 of laxlrooni* The thin! rt*w,r was in charge ot 30 armed guards, were at The i ".leni A II t oiiHil-t te l'*i Ita» Is-rn bulctil iriiliiig* at Manila |xrtitlon«*l into »leeping a|xrtnients i i *°rt- When tho trouble began the I incorpoixltd to oprrate automobile The fire i* tlmughl to have Isen | rebellious prisoners had only two re- Tariff kgi.'ation is t ot |.r<4 aide at I ' lines inetwvvn Halem amt •iiburlw. Three revolvers had onen bren catrealby th*- explosion of oil stove , volvers --.>«<■ nll| lite con ing M*sei«r|v ol col gresa. Nimt-«ii meniliers of 11»»' t Jregon in the |m>|>ri<-l«>r‘s Iwdnami When ¡ accreted In one ot the waits ot the A Li* k oi.-r, vati-ty attri-i.ou rr fin»!« City militia c«*mpatiy w«-re Cviurl- 11«>-sh»rn> was s«Mind«*t the tlainrs had ' building by aum» unknown person tin- new »tar in Fw»cus l» moving inertia • *1 (or m-gh-v-t of duty. cut off evil I.) th* stairway The only There are two wall, ^rtj, tanip;„.,j •Gveral Imiglarim have «ccurred in C,»utiiy C*» on,.«»loner Yniing, of remaining . v>t «... through the .ide and th. ot HII1 the g .it. uf th. build ».«w rest U» i*«ndl»'loo. thigoii, tin- ]H,.t 1« w «lays S«>nir of I»» » hi.k t'lataop county, «•< in A»t«>ria J la*t an*l frttiit wnitlsiw«« <d Hir the 1 ing u, aurmjtidtui sunjutvrtod by * wvavden week, and report« lh.,1 the i CiHint v «aa «omen crawled through the side win ; stockade A laid «'ml tulle (isitien ainv mill ia in (dace and will al once I«-- dowa, «Iropped to tl e adjoining build may lea l to a ie,c)>.l.g mvt .tigalmii * Gu». Parker, of Ardmore. I. T. ime gm op, t.ilKtu» Tlie break iu thè dike ing »i'*l ireehed the gtoiind in safety ; of the ringleaders ot the nuitlny. All An i r . uii », I , < l i t as» reirtd la Iteing rvp.,ired l,y u foie ol men. with slight iiijurlre. by a I'orlugm *. gunl owl in ihc , walked to the corner ot the stockade' The Hnmptcr Lumber con>|iany'« EXPRESS MESSENGER C F. CHARLES. Atorcs I Where th» revolvers were cwocoaled. HAD 8TOLEN BANK NOTES new 15 hor*e|w>a< r engine has >wn- and. under «over ol aonw weeds ae Hurgron al Pert Townscml, Mash., Who refused to open the riper.a car for the robbers that recently held ii,slallr«l at the saw mill al HtinipCer. ia urilrnd to i.tv< r|*"d to inspect im uo the Southern Pacific etpre»« train near Eugene. Oregon, His action and all three engine* »tert«d up last Arrtvted al a St. L omu Hotel Alter Thsy . cured them without (•eIng detected He returned to the gang and pa.—d migrant. proven:, I th<- k . lutia a k . »urn of m.m. > Mr Charlea will week and are working satisfactorily, Had Trwd to Part th« Btllv •me of the revolvers to Frank Thump l.uklwn says he wilt not »urremler be transferred to San Francisco and given substantial promotion by the both in the saw mill and tin- planing St IaHIIS, Nov. H — ■ The p.lice have son. a negro from South McAlister I until Gie Americana withdraw from Welle, Fargo Kxpresa Company null. »S m as A. .. in cuattaiy at th«* Four »•■»«. courts a SMSS«* man ' T. who secured It about his person. Gandara valley. The Chisholm logging camp near and woman su»|»-et<*l of complicity Wheu E. Hinds, superintendent ut cun Northern Pacific and Great North Knappa. has c I omi I down for the win in thè robbery of an exprvM car on stru. lion, sud three unarmed guards HAVANA SEWER CONTRACT. ORDER OF WASHINGTON ern railway» may utilire Hmspialmic ter, alter having cut the l»*ly of tim the Great Northern railway, near prepared to round up the men al the Falla, Wa»l , for Jiower. ber it has l«-en working on for a* v,-ral Bid <4 MiGivnty a«>d Roikiky, of Jetty Char««« A«.mil Supnm« Olfk«rv Nut Sui niontha. It will start up again in the Wagner, Mont., July 3, laid, when end ut the day s work, the two armed tine himdr««! and eleven snclion» of th*' safe waa blown open with dyna convicts covered them with revolvers tain«d and EvtrytMng ia 0. K. CMy, A<i«pt«d. | early spring on a l«a!y of timls-r in mite am! a consignment of unsigned and. encouraged by the other mutin land in Mallo-ur, Oregon, oil district Sealtie. Nor. 7.—Supreme Preai I »he same vicinity. have i«, > w it lull nw n It- -u. entry notes for the National l*ank of oua convicta, forced the men to walk Havana. Nov. 12 —The municipal The lun l»-r l>iiaiii*-*a of the Oregon Helena. Mont , amounting to be -for» lh.ru toward the northwe.t Turkey yielded to all of Prance» ! council of Tlavana haa decided by a dent W’. W. Terry, Supreme S«-<-re- tary J. L. Mitchell, Supreme Cap Commercial coni|aiiiy,at Huntington, tween $50,INK)and $|iio.(k»i •« stolen .-•»riK-r ut th- . to* kade, where th-y ei demand* vol»- ot 111 to H to accept the bld of K i P— ted t > make a rush through an < •! this amonut, $N,50l) in new opeolag Peter Maher knocked out Jim Jet P. McGivney and K. T. R<>ck< by, of tain Paul l’fenlner and T. B. Me haa increased to auch an extent that notes of the Helena l*>nk were recov- fords at Baltimore. Dcviti, of the Order of Washington, Tb» outside of th« stockade waa •ht-.y City, winch la $10,3'33,015, for have an.weri-d charges made by John sufficient to supply the demand for erixl, having been fountain the |»» guard»»d by armed men. and when tbu Hrltlah trade in past ten month» the Havana sewering and |mving cun the product. The capm-ity of the plant tonrleta appeared at the opening haa greatly fallen off. It Parker, president of the local were tegii*ter*»l at the lau-lcde Hotel limy were ru,t by <’ E Burrows a positively tract. Considerable feeling was man- union, regarding the organiiation. will be doubled a» soon as th*- machin Ixitigbailgh haa been I * guard, wbo fought thutn ba* k. but ery can Im purchased, and machinery ■ Mr ni.I Mr» ,1. W It---- i(eat«xl during the »> «»ion over the Identified at Hi Ixiuls. The supreme officers were imloriMvl in will also I«- installed for another large arrived al the hotel last Friday ami who received two ahola In the neck. Canal system planned for Joining circulation <>f a pamphlet insinuating every possible manner by the members planing null. announced that they would |>rol> I ho convicts th»-n rushed over to the that the McGivney-Ria keby bid Waa : Baltic and Black Seaa south wall to another openlug and ably stay several wees». of the union, and whatever dis.xent’on The normal school building at WWW mat by Arthui J r. If.ird. au arm Three m>aalng soldiers from Hecond ! really the bid of the engine, ra’ de there might have been, di.ap|>«ared ••»I guard, who la in charge of all the partment. Weston is nearing completion. Oregon probably murdered. TRIAL OF CONSPIRATORS The » a-»< rt tliiii Bssrar T hio convicts. Trelford resisted the von Prc-idei.t Parker tl-.r, a <b'«n < ■ ta -trtil t- r oil <>n- Mendes' Klamath Falls has six cases of «lets and was shot twice, but nut dan ayo rotary of »tale and govern- hi. biirlge »nd withdrew from the place In Eastern Multnomah smallpox. The public schools are Pulith Slu<l«nt> Agitatlag ih«ir Ptopl« 1« geroualy wounded Defeated In their nieiit, h i- been challenged to light a niectiiig. A uiianiniou. vote of con chweii. Hprlng »almon pack on the Coluru duel by a member of the Union Club i attempt to <>•* ape at thia point, the • f llort I or lnd<p«nd«n.«. fidence in the head officer» was cx- bla River waa 3SI.MC caaea ; tuen rushed to th« guard house a Grants !’a«s is considering th. pr » whom, it i» .».nd. Reoor Tamayo and New York. Nov N.—The trial o( 13 | tempo,ary frame atru* lure where the Colombia la levying on the steam a friend assaulted at the close of thi pre-aawi by tlie H»-»ttlc union, and liibition of bicycle ruling on the side Follali »tudenta for l<el<>nging lo i-er- arms are kept The guards from the ship lines to raise war funda. rteen* l>an<|Uet given Lv tin- Cuban |" ace reigns, with the exception that walks within the city limits. t..m ..-.-r.-t -.M':eti,s :u va'ri uni- outald. rushed In al thia point and Governors of neighboring states mx -lily to the visiting Chili-ant Parker is to I»- trieil under impeach Georg« A. Forbca h.m been engaged v ersi tic» was, «ava thè Berlin correa- drove the convicts away from the comnn-nd l.ewia and Clark Evpost Senor Tamayo was detained by the ment proceeding«. aa physical director of the Monmouth pilident of thè ¡.onduli Times, Is-gUII guar*! house p J Waldrupe. a guard. lloo failicv but ultimately releaw-d byjli< '• J": J IpHim fiom The Order of Wa.)iinglon ha. un normal school. I'rior to hi» coming in l'isw-n yesti-rday. The praaecutor Ryan. 1. T The Pension Bureau 1» Investlgat civil governor. clami» th.it these •-«•icti,« «re United ions in Oregon, Washington, Idaho to Oregon be »iu at the Berea college Ing utteram ea attributed to Dr. Marv I i><’ prIsonsr> then made rush for The Democratic p,rty has adopted in a l'oliali studente' it-ague, thè ob in Kentucky. th» main untrnce. and 34 of them Walker Genera) Bartolomé Maao as its can and Moiituna, and has a membership ici f which i» thè r««’ «itimi ,d l’>1- aurceo.led In escaping. Moat of the of over I2, ixki The supreme officer» ii. Ht John, who wre«ked three didate for the presidency of Culm. A contract lias la-en let by the Ish i»h indrjiendence. ind*-|«'ii<icnce »tudent lisa es*ap»>d men are from Indian Ter One student banka In Washington, waa arrested are leading citisena of Portland. It acluMd teachers and clerk» who have confi*«»*-*! that he circulate»! 50 rltory t'loaely followed by the In l»ondon. OMNIBUS HELD UP is incorporated under the law. of tiled on land ill the south end of copie«of a |umphlet proclaiming that guard, the men ran to a nearby forest Lmatilla county, to build IN cottages Nine convicts who escaped from Oregon, and waa the fir»* aocirty ('••land was not yet lost. and su*i»eded In evading their pur- Ix-avenworth were recaptured and Bold gobtrtry Within th« Lmiti of a JSorlh and 10 nil lea of fence on their prop w"nt ,n ,ho dire«.-- Folish secret societies, »ays th« suers Th” nuthoriied to do insurance business two were killed. erty. corres|x>tidcnt, have been increasing tloii of Easton. Kan . and It la report llakot* Twn in W «»hington under the new law. «d that they have held up many farm Mrs Dunsmuir begins a legal ac Cattle feeding haa l*egun at Butter rapidly and the Fruaaian government Valley City, N l>., Nov 12 — ora, taking horses and clothes en tlon against her son James. Premier creek. Ataiut 4,200 are l«'ing feed, iv determined to adtqit a strong Hand route Wiiilc an omnibus •« on it. wny to of Hrltlah Columbia. PACIFIC REGALIA COMPANY more than ever Iwfore in the history ed p'licy. The convicts In their flight, . ................... North \ alley City tonight it nu. held com I.i Hung Changjs dead. of that section. The condition id polled f K. Hinds, superintendent of up by masked men. Half of th« | mi -> Buiiiwt« ot Thia Hom« Induttry Kequleu POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLODED the cattle i» much letter than usual dlscuaacw aengers al«>ard were robl«d, losing The British cabinet construction, to go with them, and Lar««r factory and Mor* Capital. at this season. he waa not allowed to return until Fratico-Turkiah dispute. money and other valuables to the they bad gone almost t«o mllea W Portland. Nov. 0.—The Pacific Re Lawyer Ten is-rsons perished in the burn- amount of about $IIN) The congestion of railroad ti*w in Train Torn Into Kindling Wood, but th« Ctevt F Pvaale» . one of tb« fugitives, who Escaped. C oiii I mi , who na. riding with the driv galia Company, of I’ortland, ha. Iwen the mill com|>aiiy'a yards at Nicolai ing <d a Wisconsin theatre. had but 15 niontha mor« to serve, More money for liie go al IltOS fair. er, jum|«-d from hie »«at in the dark- re-incorporated by Paul Pferdner, J. has caused the null to only run half Albuquerque N M , Nov If.—Tbe deeerted the band a few momenta af neaa, ran Iwk to the nearest house L. Mitchell, John S. Finney, T. R. time, and coneequently many men |M>wder magaiine of the Hants Fe i'a ter Superintendent lilnd* was re- though stock list» are not realty. and teleplionivl to the police. By tin- have Iw-en thrown out of employment cifie, at Williams, containing 2,000 '•■•••»I Th» two men reach»«) here The Panama canal has l-een offer««! time tin otbccr. arrived, however, the McDevitt and May Pferdner. with and havo moved away. altiiost at th- same time They re pounds of |s>wder, cxplcslrti.the shock tothe Isthmian Canal Commission ported that the fugitives, after hold robls-ra hadeeM*a|a*il witli their liooty. $50.001) capital stock. The company breaking windows and glassware, and Ing a consultation, decided that they General II. C. Corbin ami Mie» There ia no clew to tlicir identity. manufactures badge, buttons, regalia Portland Marti«!«, teal mg off doors of liouttes. The mag- would form themselves into several The F.dyth Fatten were marrnxl at Wa*h Tlit- hold up t<M,k place within the and lodge supplies of all kinds. Wheat — Walla Walla, nominal, aiine ia sup|»>ae«l to have caught tire small parties, au that some might es city limits and waa a ix>ld piece of factory now operate» 30 machines of ington. 55dt55 tgc’; bluratem, 5fic, Valley. from »parks from an engine which waa cape though others should be cap- work. various kinda amt will 1« .till further 55i«|55 M«c. Millionaire Da I jv Sfar takes a •witching near by. The engineer ture<| It Is the Intention of all of $2i»i.tMMl bond on a Southern Oregon enlarged to accomodate it. growing Flour—Best grades, $2 fi5id3 5b and switching crew escaped injury, them to attempt to reach the rough forgot to CJ om the Itrrath but the car« they were switching were country southeast of hers. copper mine. |*er l*ar re I; graham, $2 fit). business. Athena, Nov 12.—A terrible gun <hit»—Nominal '.»Mil 00 pr cental turn into kindling wimk ! and the cn Narrow gunge railroad from lUtio BETRAYED HIS TRUST. accnlent <rccurre<i yestcnlay on the The damage is not Barley—Far'd. $15«| 15.50, brewing, gine wrts ki-i! W«,l Point Kul«i Changtd under contract to buiM into l«ak» British Imttic .hip Royal S ivereign, known, but will amount to several County. Oregon. Washington Nov. 11.—Secretary $|t> l»> |«-r ton. out.ide of tire Ostoko hartair. An Millstuffs —Bran, $17<«IN. mid thousands of dollars. H«ad Tr«a«ur«r ot lb« Ma«ab*«i 1« a (Jtfsulter A tnan and woman were arrested at artilleryman forgot to clone the brea'ch Hoot haa Issued an order changing th«- i dlmg, $2>><A21; shorts, 13*<2t). chop, ; regulations relative to admission to bttrtly < ompanKi to It«»* lot« St. Louis »u»|w*'lcd <>f complicity, in before the gun waa iireil. Ono officer LODGED IN CAVES West Point so that the academic | $lfl. I tie Wagner train robbery. Port Huron. Mich., Nov. 11.—Hy bls and ail artillerymen were killvil out board may appoint candidates who are j Hay—Timothy. $liteR13; clover,: own written confession. Charles D. Schmit r. the Union Labor cai di right, the ladle. Icing terribly mutil enforcing them to pass the mental ex $7<R'J.5O, Oregon wild hay, $’>-»»' par Miss M om ' i Captert W«n in Bulgarian T«r Thompson, supremo financ« keep«r of date, elected Mayor of Han Francisco ated. and the captain and 13 sailors amination prescrit*-«! by the depart tton. rMoey tail W««k. ment. were seriously injured. the Supremo Tout. Knights of the by a pluiality of 4,IM vote«. Butter—Fancy creaniery,25ut27 l»c ; i Attorney Raynor Is-gan hi. argu- dairy. Dv«t2>le, store, lt^||5e |*er Hotis. Bulgaria, Nov. N —The I.n Maccabees, and a prominent vessel Prtpariag lb« Ntw (anal Trtaty. AiMiKan S«hoon«r !wu«d. inent in Irt-half of Schley, The appli gaii-1» having Ml»» Htone, the Amer- •nd tug man of this city. Is a default pound. Washington, Nov. 11.—lx>rd Pautire- cant and spectators were moved t j Egg»—Htoragr, 50c, fresh, 23(R24c, lean missionary, and her comiuvnion, er In th« sum of 3&7.OO0 Mr Thomp- Ixmdori, Nov. 12.—The Exchange team, and one woman fainted. Mme T»ilka, in their custody, were son, however, was heavily bonded In Telegraph Cotti|>any ha. received a fote, the Hrltlah Amhaaidor. bad a Eastern 304421. half hour's talk with Rucrwtary llay In Cln'cee — Full crrnin, twin». 12'«•• in Bulgarian territory, near the Turk th« National Surety Company, of New di.|>atcli from Lislsin announcing Republican land.I ide in Ohio. ish frontier, last week, according to York, and the Fidelity and Ilepoalt that a Porttigui-se gunl««t ha. anaed regard to preparation of the new Hay 13c Young America, 13t»<414c Company, of Baltimore, and the or Oregon hop crop bring ahipped east. intelligence. Tlie Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50g| authoritative It la expected. ! the American schiamer Nettie and Pauni-efoto treaty. der. therefore, la protected from loaa. Argument waa continued in Schley laittic at Horta, Island of Fayal, in In view of the progreaa that bas b»-en ( 3.00; hens $4.00, dressed, 10<Aile captive« were kslgc*l in caves, and Thompson made no effort to aacape case. tin- Axorea, for clandestinely convey made, that the convention may be i |«r jMvund springs. $2 50*rt 3 00, fires were lighted to protect them after his defalcation had b»«-n dis Hiuce then covered. He Is now at bla home Jury »ecu red in the Considine case ing 2H emigrants who were trying to concluded the latter part of next i per down; duck«, $3 for old $3 '»k» from live revere cold. 4 00 for young . geese $»!<>g7 per do« the lirigamis am! the women have awaiting the action of the bonding •void military service. week. at Seattle. cn; turkeys, live, I'MIlle; dressed, gone to acme place unknown. companlre. France haa occupied three |a>rta in Nik 10c per pound. Ilaly i b«w Haul« Ship. formal Umtwr at White Hottte M itylenc l.land. Kate Grt«n*ay l>«ad Turity (alts oa t »(land. Mutton—Iximbs.3lac gross dre***»*! New York. Nov. 11—The battle Washington. Nov. 11.—The preai ; l»w *tu*l>-nts of state university on •hip Brennetto Bren haa been sue. dent and Mr«. Roosevelt gave their fllRA'tr per pouml; sheep,$3 ffigr**». !«n<fee. Nov 11—Miss Kate Oren Paris, Nov ff.—“The portc aaked verge of a allikv. Great Britain,” says the Constanti way, th« artist, la dead. ceuafally launched at Castlemare, In first formal dinner at the White drrsse»!, fic jier pound. Ilogs—Grnns. iirevy $no»fl 25; light, nople corresjaindcnt of the Echo de f. House tonight, when a company of: Miss Greenway won hsr fam« aa Seth Low and the fusion ticket til., pr.-n. n. ,- of iha King Mid •ays the Nap Ira rorr^spondmt of the 1» peraona waa aaaenihled tn the fam $t 75*15, drresrd. 7(47 'gc |»-r t>outid. Paris, "to fulfill the terms of the an artist through her sketches and elect»*! in New York. Herald On the arrival of the Queen lly dining room, which waa beauti Veal—Htnall, H«4fl t»c . large. i«|7 iqc convention of 1N7H, whereby, in ex paintings of children, Thea« were Governor Oeer ia in receipt of a she was presented with a ma«ntflcent fully adorned with white rbryaanthe jwr pound. change f*>r the island of Cyprus, drawn with such a whimsical grace bouquet Iler Majesty performed the mu ms The guests Included He*re letter threatening his life. B*ef—Gross top steers $3 50«* 00. Great Britain guaranteed the integ and her children depicted In such christening ceremony, and aa the bit tary and Mrs. Hitchcock, Admiral cows and heifers. $3 i » i * r 3 50, dressed rity of the sultan's Asiatic |«*»<«•- dainty fashion. In such a novel garb, A boxer lender waa appointed to tie ship glided Into the water ’hi- Dewey, Colonel Sanger, Assistant Iieef, per |x>und. Iona. The porte holds that under that "Greenway" children became the the Chinese foreign office. •hips of the Mediterranean *<|uadn>n i iteertary of War and Mrs. Sanger; fad. Her art produced a revolution Hops—HtRlOtje psr pound. thia convention Great Britain should fired a royal salute. The Brennetto Mr. and Mr«. Whitelaw Reid, Mr. In the dress of children, leading to th« Il will pnduibly take Hie official Wool — Valley. 11 <4 litgc |«r pound ; protect Asiatic Turkey against attack adoption <>f sensible as well aa pretty Bren la one of the largest ships of the and Mrs. Bronka Adams. of lioaton; count to decide whether Welle or Italian Navy, having a displacement Mr. and Mr. W. W Rockhill. Com Eastern Oregon. Sffilllqe; mohair, by France, and suggesta that Great style«, fthe contributed to many mag Schmitt ¡selected mayor of San Fran- of 13.000 tons. Her launching weight tnander and Mra. Cowles snd Mlaa 2O*42lc per pound. Britain should semi a aquadron to the azines and Illustrated many children'« cisco. Potatoes—GSfllX5 per sack. waa 7000 tons. Levant for that |>urpi>«e." Roosevelt books. f ARTS THE WORLD. EM. BILYEU. Prop. INTEREST FROM ALL TEN BURNED TO DEATH. Gavs th* tNfktrt th* Slip. English mail for Australia i* deliv ered in 31 days when sent by way of Topeka, Kan , Nov. 12.— Three nt the United Stat»«, the quicker route. the recaj«! federal convicts have I ven In Ib'.H the Untied Stat«-« senate kn-at«<d in a Iniilding in Shorey, a aubur 1» of Topeka, ever aince Satur jmmhs I abili excluding anarehista, but it tailed to |uu the houee and did not day. The ¡adice were notified and they made a hurriixl trip out. I How become a law. ever, the men had Is-conie suspicious, Rev. O. N. Hartshorn, I-L. D.. and elude»! the police by leaving founder ami for almo«* 50 years presi alxiut 10 minute« Iwfore the police dent of Mount Union college, dux! al arrived. A negro woman notiod the Alliance, O., after a long illnemi from con viela and tier hneband yate the Brights disease. He waa 7H year» old. alarm. Carter IU* More Evidence. I-eaven worth. Kan. Nov. II.—Ob erlin M Carter haa been notified of the granting of a civil trial In the United Staten Circuit Court In Chi cago. Colonel L. D. Carter. I. Stanton Carter and Horace Stone, a Chicago attorney, have be»en here In conaul- tatlon with the prisoner. gathering Information for the approaching trial. The purpose 1» to try at thia trial to Introduce evidence which Captain Carter aanerta waa excluded at the court martial. OF OREGON. Kansas City is troubled with a gang of (enisle foolpads Rsnstor Hanna's secretary says that since Dc.wl 5<l0 children have hern named after the senator, Rankers and brokers unite in saying that Roosevelt's attitude haa inspired confidence It i* said that King Oscar will semi one of his eons to represent Sweden and Norway at the Ht. Ixmis eipwi- lion. P«M«d Worth!«*« Ch«<k(. Astoria. Nov. 7.—A man by the name of K. R. Hsrroun, who repre sent«! himself to I»» an advertising solicitor, arrived in Astoria a few day* ago, and has ls*en engaged in different o»»cupationa until yesterday, when lie disappeared for parta un known. Before leaving he had sev eral clu-cks sashed for small amounts. The checks were drawn on the First National Iwnk, of thia city, and signet! by himself. frtMral Gtttly st W «thin«to*. Washington. Nov. 1!.—General A. W. Greeley, chief signal »fiteer, re turned to Washington today after an absence of five months spent tn the Philippines Inspecting the cable and telegraph aervtce of the Islands. Gen eral Grcel.-y had an Important confer ence In Ixvndon with the officials of the cable and telegraph companies, which resulted tn an agreement to re duce the trvlla to and from Manila on Government business altout one third.