The Santiam news., November 29, 1901, Image 1

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VOL.
SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OllEOON. FKIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1901.
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NEWS or TH ESTATE
.. OO TO THE...
Keystone Shaving Parlors
T MS OF
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS
OF
OREGON.
TM. BILYEU. Prap.
nul and I is.-s.ul tGpp*ala<« of Im
porlsnt,
15 cent,
25 “
15 •
25 -
roKTLAWIt, HR.
_ Will make regular trip«
trips to Reto.
Wateb local column tor «lata of visits.
Commercial
House x.
Th, eu «bout Oar Tbrhon« (<«Hnoe*«alih
Latest M.ritl Rtport
The rash for public lands in Uma­
tilla county were never so numerous
as thia year.
financial strait». I
Ann ricans captures! a rebel camp1
in B.d>ol island.
Another oil company haa
Is-en
organised to o|w rate in the Malheur
county district
House's tond is playing to overflow, i
ing sudiemres in London.
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Fire dretroyed the (’raw (ordivi I le, 1
Ind., wire
*1M,UOO.
and
nail
plant.
Portland capitalists are figuring on
leading the W«-»ton water works and
ehetrie ight p ant.
!/«•*,
Lord Halisbury is sani to l«e aging
rapidly, and displays little interest in
public affairs.
IDAHO'S LOG CABIN PRINTING OFFICE.
Idaho has a printing offic«—-and a g'«d one—that i« «till mairitaimd in
Riditors blew open the Bollersville.
O.. postoffic» safe, and secured *.M»i the old log cabin built over 2R year« ago. The W <s«l River Tinxs. dally and
wre'kly, at Hailey, occupies this odd building and everything al-.ut it is com
worth of stamjM an«! *5o
fortable and convenient
Additions to the building bare been made a-
hsve
Pittsburg
Fa., switchmen
needed, partly of logs and imrtly of modem building material
T. E l'i<-ott<
■ mails a demand for higher wag.-s and <
J. BRARD. Prop
has owned and published The Times since the first issue, June 15, |KH|
will go on strike if refused.
When tlx- daily was started, May 22. l**<2. Associated I’rt
<lispatcb<-a were
The lavdiea of t!>c eight mining received by wire at Blackfoot an«l then sent 175 mil«*« by stage to Hailey.
D
11.- was the first daily pul>lish«*«l in Idaho.
officials were r.'covrred
from
The office floor in th«- I
cabin so
Nswly Furmstod and Rrhilrd
Baby mine in West Virginia
for a lime the virgin soil. Then llooring was hauled in 160 miles, coating
Throughout.-A J» .A
Mr 1’imtte haa lieen identified with daily |«vp« rs in
Two men hare been arrest«! and ♦ 125 ¡er thousand feet.
Our libici 1« kiff’ud w-ub ito
confeseni to the murder of young New York City, Chicago and several other larg«* cities, always in im
brrf th« niarkr'i affords* k J*
With a single exception he has alwsys de
Morrow, which occurred in Portland. l l- rtant and successful ptwitiona.
; cline«| |><>litical offices, ixvauae he feels that a t>ew«|u»|>or man should dcv"t'
South « BrMgr.
SOO, OREGON
Ou the suggestion of Germany an«l
»11 Ins time to Ins profession. The log cabin printing office attracts all visit-
Russia, there has been an
inter-
! national exchange of views regarding ■or» to th«- Wo««! river country and Editor Picotte may well 1« proud of In«
i building, his plant and his two newspapers.
the surveillance ol anarchists.
J. ,|. D.WJiES & SON
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmakers....
A Brut Ravtew of IN, IWowth
•«d tmpM»vamaa«« of th» Muy ladurirw,
Turkey is in l<*d
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
TOBA I! OI II II1M>E
Ths Jury FiMh lina Hot traltty ot ths Mur
S«r al M«i«4ith
THE WORLD.
QIC J, W. VOGEL
CONSIDINE CLEARED
The steamer Alerta. with 20D |«u»-
CONGER 8 PROTE8T.
senger«,Mim«' ot them dischargid sol­
diers, is toiler«»! to have liccn lost
! while en route front Hubig toy to Su Msd, L'nds, liutruition« from ths Slats
Manila.
UfpartnwnL
PERISHED
AT
SEA.
i
A four foot rein of rich gold bear­
ing quarts has been uncovered in the
Baker mining district
The Coburg luintcr mill has in
stall«'«! an elwtric light plant and
will run day and night,
A vein of coal lixs Isen di«covercd
near Huntington which promises to
develop into a very fvir quality.
Scarcity of car» in Houthvrn Ore­
gon is delaying somewhat the shi|e
merit of wheat from that section.
Hinall stockmen in the southern
|art of I inatilla county are l-'lng
crowded ««lit of ltuailie«a by the own­
ers of large herds.
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IMMI buslnds of wheat raised in I’uia-
j tilla this year, a total of i,5UU.<MM)
bushels have been sold to date,
The
price average.! al«>ul *0 «rents.
Settle, Nov. 22 —John W t'onsi
time left the King county court bouse
shortly before 6 o'clock last evening
a free man.
According to the verdict
>d the jury, he is not guilty ot the
■ murder of ex-t'hicf <-f l'..|ic« William
[ L. Meredith. The verdict was rva<1
J in the court room at 5 35, exactly
ilhree hours from the time the jury­
men were lockisl up for deliberation.
| Il was received by the defendant, his
family, (riemls aixl consul with every
‘evidence of j«iy and relief. There was
| no d> monstration ot any kind from
i the big ami iene, the only^niov« incut
toing toward the d<«>rs
The memters of tlie jury are reti-
cctit concerning what went on tohim!
tlx* d«a>rs ol their room
On« and all
■ dtvline to say how they stood 'on the
. first ballot, nr to give the numtor of
| ballots taken.
No explanation was
offered for the long delay.
As otic
| juror rxpraaecij it
"We exject con-
sid>rahle adverse criticism, am! a
j good daal of th* other kind, so we
have agreed no* t«> say anything
about how we re«clic«l the verdict."
After the reading of the verdict.
Tom and John Considine loth roe«
ami grasjsd the tuinds of the jury
men. who were by thia time filing
from the Is»«.
There was a general
shaking of hands about the Considine
table for several minutes, ami then
the courtroom was gradually cleared.
The long trial »•• over.
It is not thought likely that Tom
Considine, who Is also Chsrgcd with
tho murder of Meredith, will to
brought to trial, although the prow
cut lug attorney has given out no
statement to this cff<«*t
VALUABLE CARGO
WORK OF
THE CALIFORNIA
EX-
CLU8ION CONVENTION
;
R« F imu I ims I of ths I mmv la* li D<m»<ul«d
Muaorul Adopt,4, Asking lor Kot».
lion ol l.piKiu ,tul Olhrr t orogner,
Thrts Thouued llrlrgstr. Prr.rnt. Krp
riMMing All P«rt, of th« Slats.
Han Fran< tsco. Nov 25—Th«< Chi-
iK-s«- Exclusion Convention, ex Krp-
ri'sentalive T J. Geary, chairman,
Coni|»isrd of 3.1»»» d< legatee, repre­
senting the state, county and city
govern incuts, and industrial and civh -
organisations in all 1-arts of Cali-
birnia, teslay a«lopt«x! tlie follxwilig
toMilulions
F irst—M <- demand the c ritiust.c«
of th- existing trratire with China,
and tlie re enactment of tl«c t;«ury
exclusion law
Hswnd—We rvconiiiieu<l that the
t alifornia delegates in congress act
unilevlly in the presentation e«f a bill
to accomplish thia purjssie, and use
their utmost endeavors to sii-ure Its
immediate <-na< lini n', into a law.
As a supplemental report, the com
mitteo Oil reaotutiuns pn-senltsl a
statement, which was sd pti«l, recog­
nising the menace to tlie industrial
conditions on the coast of the rapidly
increasing number of Japanese anil
other Asiatic immigrants, an«l asking
that ll>o matter lie referred to tlx* ex
rcutive committee with instructions
to lake such step« a« may be nev« «.«ary
to secure all |x»sil>lu protection from
tlx* r-vil» m t forth.
Ihc convention also a*i«>pte«l
a
memorial, «tating at length the rea­
sons why tin* continue«! restriction of
(’him-««' and other Asiatic immigra-
AUilu lion Is demand«-«! by the
people of
tlx* Pacific coast.
Steams/ With 200 Ps>i«n*<rt.
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Pendleton will suffer a fuel fatnim* Stcsmihip ItriMighl Produiti from
Pretoria reports many more cap-
Manila, Nov. 26. —The local »team- ’hi« y. ir, as there are al- it l.issi
Washington. Nov.
25. — Minister
tslusd • *200.000.
bttjr AUf *t «rk in lAFgr qvj«nl|||*6 »t»-l turea in th«> Transvaal ami Orange
lc*V • ’ < I
•*« •»»'! »• •< -i «»•*«■’
Conger's action in protesting to the er Alerts, with 200pa«»cnger« includ- ''"”1’ !• •» <•! ».««I in th«- market than
Seattle, Nov. 20 - Products of Alaa
1*1 Ail 4 i»4* uf Mvfil ill uur IlM vioue ifi River Colony.
In the southeastern
i
usual.
The
ah<
rtagv
isjlue
to
a
scar-
.V
r, ‘-'' ’".'I'”'1« ■> " »r
•kotl nolle«
. ,i rrnn ■ nt ... mi -t Ils arti lug some ilrechargi il American -ol-
LOST IN THE BABY MINE
ka valued at *200.000 wore brought to
district of the Transvaal, the British < In ■ i
| city of Inliorers,
trooji» are dealing with isolated |>ar- Irary cancellation of a railway fran- dim, from Olongajsi, Ruing toy, to ,
Seattle aa the cargo of a single vessel.
The Astoria Canning Company will the Senator, Captain James 11 Patter- Fartv of Officiai» W«M la t» InvsstigaM sad
ties of ILs-rs
Manila, is Is'lieved to liavc Iss-n lost
. hise, granted to an' American com
I not sell It»
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Alaska
tannery to the
Probablv P»ri«lwd.
Csjitain Edward 1*. Lasrton's com-
»on. which arrived from the North to­
Aguinaldo wants to plead his cause |>any, and its transfer to a French '
; trust.
•h‘*T O| | -i4lb
Bluefirlda, W
Va., Nov. 25__It
I
pany
of
the
Nincte-enth
infantry
ha.«
SCIO, OR. ’ before congtees.
I ivery ataUa
day.
E'inh
and
fish
products
made
up
cnqioration, so taken upon ropresem
A daily mall service will at once be
attacke«! and captur«*d an insurgent J
the entire shipment
Thera were 37. Il o’elock i! i- n>< rning Huperintend
Quean Drags, of Harris, is said to tallona made to the state department
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Inatltutoil
between North Yamhill and US cases of salmon from Petersburg. «Ut Walter tt'Malley. «d thè |*,s ,
fort on Bohol island, south of Cel>u,
■ have (wa n shot at.
by the Am< rican-China Improvement in the Visayan group.
T his fort was ; Tillamook.
Girard Point and Hitka Bay <anuortea, bontà» ( oHier» t'oin|<atiy, with Htale
Fire al a Colorado mire caused the Company, which has a franchise to ’surrounded on all sides by a preci­
The 10 »tamp mill on the Flagastaff and 3*M cases of fish guano and biO Mie- Ifsp.'cior William Prnsi ami .
construct a railroad from Canton to pice, and tho only entrance to the I mine st Baker City im a«aln running barrels of fish oil from the Kliasnoo |>arty «>f ai* uther», enlered thè west
lies of probably list lives.
flahertee.
Hankow.
It is understood that for- higher ground was guard«-.! by a stock­ day and night.
mine of thè Motithwest Virginia lm
Canaila will raise a mounted corjm
on the return
the Senator got
triture of the claim was based on two ade, with a line of entrenchments to-
The Astoria City Council H as or- aground on a rocky bottom at the provement Com^any'a «sdlivry b r thè
for the “a>uth African war
count«
First, that the road was not hind it. Captain Lawton sent Her dertni tho Improvement of Ove blocks
purpos« of Irarning thè irne »itualion
north entrance to Wrangel Narrows,
Colombian Litorals captured Colon compiei««! within the stipulated per­
in rogarti lo thè rocent exidiwioii and
grant McMahon and 20 men to climb of city street».
bending several plates on tho star
after three hours' of fighting
nii of tin,«
and m - coix I, that the tlie precipice and attack the fort in
l>oar<i side forward.
Hhe hung fast tir« in thè Baby mine, and up lo mid-
Heattie
capitalist»
have
purchased
A fund is toing raised in Manila to American cor|niratiou had passe«! U> the n .ir
tllght bave not lu-en bearti frorn.
Hi r.;i ant McM.il
p i '
tho Little Chieftain mine, in the .Myr­ about 8# minutes and then hauled her
I prevent the execution of Torres.
til«* Belgians.
At t! |* M a party ConSlsitng of ci-
accomplished their task after three tle Creek district, for fiu/JOO.
self off. While the springing of the
OFFICERS:
11 <> state dejiartment holds that the hours' climbing through the thick
plat. • did not causo a leak. It may lat perieneed minerà, |.«f |>y Assistant
Marines in Hamar scaled a cliff 2ts*
Portland partlea have bonded three er be necessary for the vessel to go Hu|ierinlcndcnt King, entrnsl
conditions in China fur the juist year undergrowth. They t«M>k the enemy
thè
Pmtdmt
I. ▼. Gsinss to t h igli and ilestroyr.1 three insurg­
and a half have been such aa to mak<* by surprise and drove them from the claitiiH in tho Myrtle Creek district Into drydock
mine in resene of ih,. |,sit party
ent
camps,
killing
30
rvtols.
Vier Prnsdrnl
V. A. I »
for *12,000, and another for 310,000.
The Senator brought RD paaengera righi, but al ri |5 th«-y r. turno!. b»v
it in>|M>«-il«le.for the American com­ fort.
As the insurgents <-M-ap«d. they
(Tashirr
R. SUhmi
In his coming tix*»Mg« tlie presi ‘ pany to have complettx! its work, and had to pirns the remainder of Captain
such a
Stock in all parts of tho state la from various Southeastern Alaska ing encountered --------
a quantlty of
'dent will recommend the reenact ! that for this delay th«' Chinese gov­
Lawton's i-oni|iany at a distance of 150 reported as being In better condition points, prominent among whom were black damp as p io make it ini|M«silt|o
Professor
<*.
C.
Georgeson.
special
now
than
ever
before.
Htoekmon
are
Doc» a graciai thinking and exchange , ment and strengthening of the Chi-1 ernment i I m -II is res|M>n»ibl«. In the .yards.
to proceed any distane« itilo
Here the enemy suffered ter
thè
agent of tho Unlte<1 States Agricul­
' neae exclusion law.
•v'Cimd count the fact that the road i rible loea«'». The insurgents defended »anguine that the loaaea this winter
mine.
All ritorta are toing u»«-«l io
business loans made at current ratrs
tural Department
W T Rummers,
will
be
very
«mail.
The union iron molders of Han I maintain«
its
American
charter ’themselves with both cannon
and
president of the First National Bank recover the Ixalics of thè ilia)a*eling
and drafts issued on principal chics
Francisco will return to work on a I makes it incumlvnt upon otir govern­ ' rilles.
The amount of scalp bounty war­ of Juneau, and Dr. It. K. Wilbur. of party, but no ht>|«> is cnlerlaimul
Tho cannon were captured;
nine hour basis with an increase of! ment. following its rule, to «Icfend the smaller ones wer«’ removed, while rant» Issued by Wasco County dur­ Ritka
that any of them will tw recoveretl
th«* franchili«'.
alive
21» cents per hour in wages.
the larger ones were buried. Captain ing tho two month» ending October
31 1» *502. This 1» lc»s than the two
R oomv «I|' v M««ts*« tv Lon*
Th.- fire that originally started in
Imwton, in his report, makes special
Green good» men have bean selling
correspotuilng month» of last year.
A
BANKRUPT
GOVERNMENT.
Wahsington.
Nov. 21 —Thecabiix't the Baby mine last week, • ml which
mention
of
the
bravery
of
Hergeanta
ismtmasters of small towns stamps
T L. Gilliam has S.fiOO.OOO feet of inerting today lasteal almtit two and a was siip|K>M«f to have been under con-
McMahon and f.ist.
, from "un.!cr»trey«d plates of the gov­
The whole time was trol, is now burning fiercely; .411 the
General Chaffee has ordered that in sawlogs ready on the Upper Mohawk half hours.
ernment," The s«-ret esrvice is lin­ Turkey It Without fundi sad I nstil« to (tor
the future Complete records shall I«- to deliver on his 10.000.000 contract ■pent in the reading of the p.eiiddit s members of th«* lost party •re proni*
ing its Iswl to capture the bunco men.
row Troopt Art Unpaid
with the Booth Kelly
company
a» metuiage ami in commenting u|»>n its incut in ibecoal ti.-l.l and
kept of all natives taking the oath nf
, •ml the vielte-
soon as there la sutfi> lent waler to various feature«.
Two fast trains on the Ranta Fe
Constantinople, Nov. 26—Never allegiance to the United
The mmnage is ment now prevailing at Pocahontas
Htat.-».
run them.
crashed into each other near the
hmg, and is said to l>e vigorous iti is intense, business having been prac-
han the Turkish government been in Duplicates < f these records will la*
AH kind* vf «airhc». e|.<h aod
f» Nessiles, Cal , resulting in the death
l.ewls C. Pooler, a pioneer of lMSj, tone, in that respect at least quite timlly sus|vnd«*l.
All tlx rnemWrv
signed in English. Hpanisli and Tagal.
such
financial
straights
as
at
th«
of two and the falsi ¡injuring of •< v
died at Willard. In the Waldo Hills. characteristic of Itoteevell No other of the |>arty are married, some having
present
time.
It
is
impossible
to
see
cral.
Quite a numtor were leas sen-
November N. aged fin years
He was business was transacted.
large families.
OREGON.
ASSAULTED BY MINERS
how tlx* ci|iei>s«w of tho Rainaran and
a native of New York. He croaae-l
, ously hurt
the
plains
to
Oreogn
with
an
ot
RETURN OF CHINESE.
Htudent riots have occurred in Bairam, due in !>e«-«'mlw*r anil Janu­ Non L'aloe Mtn Art Ailsihtd at Mint, Nur
Japan May Adopt Holland Typs.
team and settled iu tho district where
ary and involving £360,000, can be
Rpamsh towns.
Viminnt,. Indiana,
he died.
N< w York, Nov. 2»‘> —Commander»
torsi Ruih Io Gel ft*. A Rstor« th« Pr«»«nt
Colonel Meade, ot tlie niarincs, is met. Tin- Ottoman bank utterly re-
Vincennes, Ind , Nov 21. — Four
Nishi and Rata and Lieutenant Ide,
fu««-» to make any more advances and
♦ «Juxoa L aw f spiro
j on trial for drunkenness
Portland
Markets.
hundred
union
coal
miners
from
the penury IS so acute that even the
of the Jajianeee navy, witnen«da trial
VIMK • a un.
Purl Townsend, Wash., Nov. 2.i —
Fire at Assumption,* III , deatroyed tr<»«|<a in many provinces are unpaid. Washington, Connelburg, Petersburg,
Wh«*at — Walla Walla, 57,
blue- of the Holland submarine torpedo
Ma».
t*»r 4 ««|nini»
terurding to advices from the Orient
I projx-rty value.) at *55,<SK).
The consiijuence is that there have Frinceton and Montgomery arrived stem, 5Nc . Valley. 5fit«s57c.
Trfelo Ifefetr* AiMny
li or M
boat Fulton Fere t««!ay.
When asked brought by the steamship Kinshiu
•*
’* <
,<w,
r M
The
Metropolitan
took,
of
Iwn
mutini««
in
several
districts.
Ta
Flour—B«-«t
gradea,
*2.85« 3 50 what he thought of the l»«l Com­ Maru, arriving today, considerable
hero al an early hour this morning
•• *ff'.«M Vferula».
• U r M
Hostile d< monstrations here recently
coma, has clowd its doors.
and at 5 o'clock made an attack upon |*r Imrrol; graham, *2 50.
N «» I . rei Uthlni
mander Nishi said he would recom­ « •■ It« HM-tit prevails III ( Ilina over the
Hats—N. initial 96*1*1 <10 pr Cental
l4M»*r* Yagama... r...,1ITIT,TTT „ .
F.v Rcprcecnlative Hweet, of Idaho, have only been quitted by the author- the non-union miners employed at
sua M
mend the adoption uf the Holland attitude of Hi« United Htates relative
!«**««• I*«»r»a)lut
¡ties hastily scraping together a few
Il s> A M is charged with cmtesrlemenl.
the Proepecl Hill mines near this
Barley — Fessi, |l5.5O<g 16; brewing,
to the exclusion law. and fears are en­
AritvM AitAt»}............. .
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thousand piastres as something on ac­
boat by the JafiaiieM- navy.
After
city,
A« a result two men are fatally *ltl<a 16.75 |ier ton,
tertain««! among a large number of
The National reciprocity conven­ count.
3. f«»r
witnessing the mile submerged run t'vlevtials now in China who are en-
hurt and a half doaen more seriously
Millstuffa—Bran, ♦ 15.50« 17; misi
| l*Nk*r* Albati* -
?» 4 M tion has op.-ned in Washington
Af'un
’
111 I M
iniuied.
dling, *I'JM2<> M; •hort«, 16« 17.50. and porpoise dives, the visitors took a titled te> return tn th«- I'nited Htat« s.
Athlstk Club Swlndlt
Rmalljiox is spi.-ading in Vienna,
trip in the Fulton.
The union miners formed at the chop, *15e*|6 50.
The prisent exclusion law expires in
Nx*. 4, ft«*«
35 cast's toing reported in two days.
Fort Hcott, Kan., Nov. 26.—Tlx* union station and marched to thi­
(««««• Iwn i
.
I * P M
May, 1901, and the Imsis of fears of
Hay—Timothy.
♦ ll«12; clover,
Arri««** Albany.
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A Colorid« Protettori Invísteos.
Prominent Heatlle woman has ta-cn federal grand jury has indicted five of mine«.
Just as I lie men on the day *’,<7.50, Oregon wild hay, *5<<6 ja-r
the t'liim-M- is that a new law will Is*
Train Ha. I affi»e* m Albany in lima
carrying on smuggling on a la rm* th«' princi|ia) men ol the Webb City, shift were going on duty they were
Boulder, Colo , Nov. 25.—|>r. Wil­ •nacte«l nf such stringent naluie that
«<tti .<t Mlth V . * r with
tram,_
U>n,
Mo., Athletic Club in connection attacked. The union men asked Im
liam Duane, professor of physics at many of the privileged class will be
affli •« •'«*!*>■£ tao ur <hrva houra lu Albany scale.
Butter — Fancy creamery,25«t2<> <»c;
l«ah»tr 4» par tu te <4 a p not ih boaad iraiu Ivi
' with recent heavy losses of money at the foreman and when told that he
the «tate university, has just been l«arr,i! from returning, and liundrvds
An
entire
family
near
rDTtiaM
dairy.
lHt<22c.
store,
12'««4l*c
per
tlie club's foot racing track.
It is as- was in l«d said
granted a imte-nt for an invention by are preparing to rush to the United
"All right, we
Train No 2r»tj»nect« with
P We*t Mista Cal., was shot ami then
pound.
train a
i sorted by the officers that the mem- will gel him. “
which a large mimici of telegraph Htates ts-fore the law expires.
They started alter
Cus­
Ml MiUhvilie fttsd ad |M» ' t* north to Tori attcl to pieces
I-KK"
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Storage.
JOt<22
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j;
fresh,
2N
i tors of the club do not deny having Hcott, the foreman, and in the im-liv
message. can I» sent over one wire tom liAuse r«<cor<ls here show that dur­
KIH4 IV MTONK, Mauafar
OlStk
’
,
Eastern
22<g25<-.
Consul Dickinson has located Mi«.« won, in the last 18 months, upward
that fol In wril Hcott and his family
and earth return at the same time. ing the past fi-w months more Chinese
J. TVMSKM. Ag«nl, Albany
Cheew—Full cream, twins, l.’lut
Htone and asks for Bulgarian troojis lof *200,000. The winnings last week defended themselves 1
as beat llwy
In the physical lalwvratory at the uni­ have left the I'nitnl Mates to visit
13l*c. Young America, ll«ol5c
to rescue her.
are known to have lawn *27,(M)O. not­ could but were powerless t
Hcott was
versity, it is said, he has had as many China than during ary similar |«-ri««l
Poultry
—
Chickens,
mised,
*2
5O«(
John Hay was the princii«l speaker withstanding the publicity resulting l«dly beaten and W. P. Collin«, an
as I n circuits working on the same since the exclusion act went into
3.50, hens, *!<*>;
dre»s<-«l, |0**||c
at the New York chaml<cr of com from the prosecution instituted by attorney <d Washington, a brother-in-
wire and return all ai the same time. force, and al! are now anxious to re­
jx-r jourid springs, *2 5O<< 3.00,
mere« dinner.
Representative J. M. Daria, of this j law id Weott, who was visiting with
On any of these circuits the Mur«' turn.
Ba-twecn now and next month
per doten; ducks, *3 for old *3.00*3
There is trouble in the Washington l county, who lost *5,000 there and ! the family, sustained injuries that may * isi for yr*tmg; gci-se, *•’(*7 per dot­ instrument can to placid and usci ex­ each steamer arriving from tlx* Gru nt
of it.
prove fatal.
actly as with tile single wire now used
will bring a large number.
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delegation nv«r the appointmaat of a says lie was .winifled
en , turkeys, live, 11« 12c, dreeaa-d,
United Htates marshal
12«
l*c
per
pound.
Ths Lhsrlsvtoa E apaaiUoa.
To Atrttl Depopulation.
Student Riote la Spain
What N«w York , Ehctloa Cott
Mutton—l<imte,3l*c groas, dressetl
Tlx- United Htat«s training shiji
Charleston,
H.
Nov. 26 —Th«-
Paris, Nov. 25.—The senate today
7*'Alert has sailed from Han Diego for
Madrid. Nov. 21 — Htudenta* riots
New York, Nov. ib — The j«vy rolls 6«6ttc per pound; shcep,*3.25gross;
opening of the Houth Cartdina Inter­
dressed, 6«8>,c per pound.
Magdalena bay for gun practice.
have tegun in Madrid.
Yesterday adopted proposals sup|>«>rt<d by the
state and West Indian eapoaition is of the boards of education of greater
Ilogs—Groan.heavy *fi*|6.25. light,
the
tramways
were
attacked,
and premier, M. Waldeck Rousseau, to a,»
Robbers blew open the safe of the only six days <>ff and all the Imilderv New York, which have te-en approved, *1 75«5, dr«-ased, 7«7>vc per pound.
point a commission to study th«
attempts
were
made
to
set
the
cars
on
' First National Bank al Mondori, and exhibitors are on the rush.
The •how that the recent city elccton cost
Veal— Hmal), F«Nl,c¡ large.7u|7 l*c
means to ......
lie ........
taken
in order / to arte«t
-...............
>a. Wia., and secured between *5 ODD I'nited Htates marine corps has gone the municipality 9870,000, or *1.08 for per |>ouml.
fire
Over 20 persons were injured
Train* lt«v* W«t Mr Io f« P>rllan4 and «ra|
the dr|xipulation of France.
•latios** ai lo «A * m L ht * for Albany al 1' « and *6, <«JO.
into camp on the exposition grounds
ILef—Gross top steers *3.5<*te* 00; Htudenta diannlers were also reported
each voter that was registered Adver­
r ».
_________
■ in Barcelona and Valencia.
1 n the
for the entire ei|>oaition
period.
cows aixl heifers. *3.GO«*3 <50, drv«*«-d
Two plague
death« are reported
(«tntptrsry s< Johann,,burg.
tising
cost
*90,000,
Imilo*
printing
tasvss ronlsaa I »• ■ ,i p sv.
Many of the l«rsl exhibits
have
j senate several senators referred to the
boef,
5ia«*6i«c
per
pound
i
from
Odessa.
Albani ir ai n ■■ . to xsa at
*35,IMS), incidentals *75,IMS!, six! the
Johantx-sburg, Nov. 25 — Another
'
serious
nature
of
the
student
disturb
already
arrived,
and
the
interior«
of
Hope—8**l0**e per pound.
Arri««« V th Is tei I.- s a », Il V A a
Bolomcn tried to rush an American tlie buildings are being beautified by rest went to registration and election
Maeismenu« t e m , « H a m.
Wool—Valley, 11« 13 '><• per pound ; sin»« and the minister of education Conspiracy has Inn nipped in the
force tn Ramar.
X asn FrsneiuvY «V » ».I U1S.
ricli decorations.
The merchants and officers.
The state also expended Eastern Oregon, K« 12 S« I mohair, replied that the government was re bud. Iwenty arre>ts were made in
■* Of'tes '«'■•».Il Ci n
Iwnvsraa m,Sa.ai
Oregon wins 212 prise« at Pan manufacturers of this city will make about •« ,000 in connection with the 2<*«*21c jar pound.
i-eivtd up>n acting with tlx* greatest various parts of Johannesburg.
A
•* Kouo lii I Un » .1 a > a,
American Ki position.
the opming day a public holiday.
election.
; energy.
great sensation followid
" Chiesa« s m l»«»
Potatoes—65*| 85 per sack.
tos A naeles I ■» » la . T a at.
s Strs»»«» ■ <•»
Ths people of the South think that
Will L««v* Sofia.
Orsvs Fun to Gtrmsn VsaxsL
*• Ferì W«rib i s v a . < » s a
The first English postage «tamp »»»
Shot by a Woman
a* «non a« they can have faster steam­
Beith totals« Botuh feecaa,
■' i up «< MssUeS Ma m . S.M a m.
long
Branch.
N.
J.,
Nov.
26.
—
Sofia,
Nov.
35—Mr. Dickinson, the black, but the postmark« were hardly
er» and more of them they can keep
“ Neusten It nt , « a at.
Crest,m,
la
. Nov. 21. —Mrs. Charles
vlalble
on
ft.
and
thia
tone
was
fol
­
Htorm
tossed
and
lying
bitswlside
al
- S»w onssiu s is p m..S »a at.
Ixmdon,
Nov. 25.—Th«* Pretoria
diplomatic
agent
here
of
the
United
all their cotton mill» working full time
~ W salo n tien s n a m . s <1 a m.
I anchor in a heavy M*a, Hie German State«, has returned to Constant ino- lowed by red. with the familiar por­ Edwards, * widow, living three miles
maklag cloth for ««port.
oorrvapondent
<>t the Standard re­
X S««r»rtUUp a ,l!;SFn.
»"tiilUb', t dayili"! Andy Marly
ship Flotls'k, from Plymouth for New ple. There 1« obviously no prospect trait of Queen Victoria.
Dr. Boxarro. of Oort, has published
marks
aa
a
“
signiticant
proof ot tlie
York, was tailoring Hartl against all of a settlement with Mi«> Stone's
Vibration caused by the under­ and Herman James, white, who she
raima sn-l Teurlti cars on both trains
chs'r <-nrv saerameolo is <>rlsn sal gi Paso, a pamphl.-t In which he tries to prove .»Ids, to save herself from
toing abductors
The departure of
Mr. ground electric road ba« Injure«! the claims were tiying to prevent her growing cleavage in the lb<er ranks
■nd tourist rsrv io i a . a«n. at Unvia. Xsw <>»- that the Adriatic haa for more than a
tower of St Mary le Bow on Chaste
Isa«.« and W sahlnston
from occupying « toued farm where and a hopeful sign," the fact that an
thousand year« been rising «nd en lw*«clx'<l al a late hour tonight, about Dickinson will probably have a g'"d
■Ide. Ixtndon. a famous church built
Connsetins s< ••» Fraaelwvi «uh aerarsi
The lower one-third of a mile off shore, between effect upon the brigands who have
Hara lot Homdnla. Japnn. China I'hutpf lass rrnachint on It« shores
the shooting occurred.
Nearly may increasing tuinilrr nt ex-lairghers are
by
Sir
Christopher
Wren.
The
com
Csairal sad »onih I merles
parts of Tries* «re experiencing Iron North Long Branch and Monmouth Miss Stone in their possession, as
Sas Mrs M F. «m>4maosss. »genl at West hie alrea ly, and In course of time Ven leach. Grave fears are entertained they may fear to loac everything by pany has arreed to pay *5000 In order die, but James is not seriously hurt. joining the British forces in the field.
Sela siali«», a, s4J-r«<
that the tower might be straightened. Mrs. Edwards and her children ware He says that several such c«<r,» are
lee will be burled In the mud of the hj *he life saving station officers at not accepting Mr. Dickinson's pro-
C M M a RKH a M.
It 1« now 23 in. be« out of perpendicu­
Am u»a Fgi a Pas. A«i.
'Moon.
.
Monmouth lieach.
ejected last week.
now doing egcellent work.
poaals.
lar.
rwuaad. Or.
...Horseshoeing a Specialty...
BANK.. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL, $20,000.
sao
Corvallis 4 Eastern R.R.
EAST AND SOUTH
Shasta Route
Philippine