The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, September 19, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTi.: Tentimi'. JZc¿3. » *.-■ // M.ICLIHXG. <» Pt MLUlHftl» ftVftftî F Mil» AV AT GINN 4'10 <M>.» iNucccaeor to U W. BUchardaoo. OHEbOl, By IBA A. PHELPM. TftRW ■ . OF THF STATE. « ratra at fair, living r>i«Mo be 5. JJ. ^Kuttlut» J. WIIXIN. ihnkrr Attsruy at Law aol Notan Public IM IO, oHtOoM. SCIO. OREGON. II. bTEWAlir. D. M. !>., I < io To nie M •• ■ II m " Tjtili»« Hair Dressing on nl'rrixxin of each wee k. ait? V» SCIO. 1IMI 1 AMD. Vs«C| Hl kite ftain IriKct V! •• ** Hmreehte •» arti*<•• ) a?nina 1. <• * V « V< jrlmX Ne. I. I r ’ rlrell: IcMir^w Vltairtyr Airitn l»r»r«ii| N'«- 1. fr m h it r M M •• Me i.«« r i a r M M «• I« . ■ d - r. .... • .. < • • • . , CM r,» t Ian la 1 <a X -t. a Wt’h i I m * l‘ W <M *i-!r II Ji |<I‘ I .Htg.ii» h»t |«5 l«*(»*o >teo «* M Mtaftvllte «n i ail |«*lnt4 notili U> Forthin I. I U« IX ATOMIC. Managet «. Tl HA» K. l.-rhl, X > ny S0UT5} -VIA— Southern Pacific Co. The Monmouth normal arhoed ia in a healthy condition financially, and from the nu iilev of «nines coming in the prospects for the coming year are very flattering. • The forest Bro near l*ak Point, flat •op county, raotinuea to spread, and already several houne« have Isen de- ■troyed •• well as a large amount of timber burned Undertaking.. The IWth animal convention of the Oregon vV. C. T. lb, held at Koaehurg, was wall attended and much inter*«! r •infested. The deb-gate« and visitor- weie very cordially roceivd. Scio Planing Mills The eg|>eriniental station at the Oro g n Agricultural college i« to make a practical U-sl of hop drying to save a larger amount of luptilin, which ia the active principle ami marketable a»e>-tof the hop. Seto (>• (roll * » A M At II» ct A »A’») II »M A M Tram N.» | <n♦«•*• <n VI ’any In th»« IO •no«-* : will- »i»«* < P AMlil tac.il rid trwlri. «* well •• «Ivin« tttOW IlHW It«»*»«« In Xi tien V OREGON • A l ull Line of ( a.kefa, Coffin«, anil Robes al way« on hand at reasonable prices, at the i ia B M ' • on % \ II 4» . it u r |><4>0* ’ »« .Ml,» Arriv«w Al aan/ kwcCzt All kind, of wat< lira, ch. ka ami Jew Tuesday elry r*|«ir*<l promptly. Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Wo A. W. Hag eq The Telw asset lanch, consisting of 1.000 acre«, aituatol In I'nion and Baker cocintl««, haa changed hands, flic jiurvhaaing prne wa* I It,Too “ ShailljMMlIllg .......... _l& lu The ¡««it,.ffi.es at Glentena. luine county; f-oda. Cone county, and Tamarack. I matllla county, will I* dlarontinued «*pu>mt>er 30. ^CafcAmalu't Shaving...... .. ...........Ift cents fl, |Aw « grrirral Isanking and exrliange btisiiwea. Gwins mad* al current ratea are! draft. I ohm M <>n principal citine. BILYEU, Prop. Only I ir»t-Vl»<M> Nbop In Th* City Maa Marlon omnty prone« are njwning a <MOt "I th« average yield HCIO, OREGON Hair < titling Forest fir«« are still raging In Clack amas ■ inty and mm li valuab -- timber ia being deatroysal. It la «an Piwnlrat . ....................... T J Mt ■•/» little earlier than usual Cashier ................ AV A Ewing imated that the crop will «quaI 75 per DENTIST \»m The fall Ashing «raw n hoe pwrwsl • nd lndl< ete na |»>lnt Io a large run a ilh pri'i-a g«»«l. The coal prosper! which is being devel"j«*i near Heppner la making • 't»e very <'••! »howinga OFFICERS ..... Oregon. J. J. Barnes & Son Th* Colon bia Houtborn especta to haul 20,000 ton* m<>r* grain out of > tier man county thia year than la«t. Thia ia due t>> incrra««»l acreage and the 10 per cent reduction in freight rates on the O. R. A. N. General RlackSmiths and Wagonmakers! The Eastern Oregon «tat* normal school at Weeton opened with a larger atteii'lari'e than ever before in both the I normal ami training department« New «tudent» are constantly co-ning in Wr I mi y our «lock in large quantities •nd the arbud'a pro»j>e< 1« aie very and keep a lull line of < ArriAgr and bright. wagon material All kind« of work in mir line »lone on almrt police. A move for a new armory for th* Oregon City national guard 1« on foot, The county i« »«krsl for aid in the matter. Horseshoeing a Specialty Scio, Ore. ftbctp tnqwntte Livery Mabie BEOTA ÏÏD1IT3- Traina leave Weet Mo for Portland an>i way atahona at IO 4.’» a in. I**avr for Albany at 3 05 p tn Iamira Portland * 3U a tn , 7 p tn •’ Alt«any 12 W p tn.. 10 ‘W p m Arrivn» Ashland 12 Xi a in., II U> a. m •’ Farra mmlo 5 p tn ., 4 X*» a n>. •• ban F miniai*» 7 45 p in., M 15 a tn •• < boleti 5 45 a tn . 11 45 a m •• Itenvur Ha. tu., v a. m. •• Kanna« t'itv 7 25 a rn , 9 30 a m •• ('hicagu 7 45 a m . 9 >» a tn. ** ¡3M» Angr’lrw I 30 p ni , 7 a m •• El Pa*» ft i. tn., •» p. tn •• Fort Worth n 30 a tn . ♦» >> i* m < ity <d M« xi<»» 9 55 a tn . '» *5 a. tn •• ||ou»t«»n 4 a m . 4 a nt ** New < >rIran* ft 2.5 p tn , »I 25 a m •• M a-hingtoti ft 42 a tn . K 42 a m •• New Y»rk 12 43 p tn , 13 43 p tn Pullman and Toariat rara on both trains ('hair rara Sacramento to Og den and Fl Pa*«». and U*uri»t cars to l’imago, Ft, lamia, New (>rl«*ana and Wanhingltin. Conn«*« Ung at Han I rani ìmxi with everal linea I»»r llon<»lulti. Japan, China •hilippitir«. Central and South Amrtj ra Sre Mr* M I Woodnantaer, agi*nt at Wr*t N i«» station, or addn ** W. E. COMAN, G l‘. A., Portland, ( >re. •L'iH'iS ilCQSc SALOON Hcio • • Oregon Has always in stock a choice line of Wines Liquor« and Cigar«. ALBANY BEER ON DRAUGHT. 'I'lie Liverpool anil L uiii I iiii ami (iliilii1 Ins. I'o. OF ENGLAND, IRA A.IPHELPS, Agent, Sei,,, Ore. Asset« in tho United States • • |1>,KOI,'.K.»2. Thl« Company h»« f**n writing In.ar«nc«< In lli«> l'nliw.1 State« «Inca ISIM, anil ha« |»al<! l<»w>« tn the amount of |s.’.<»0O,(ino RUN IN ITS WAKE F. nr hundrol I *a-l of afieej» were shot by 25 masked men, who are aup- |«>arcl to have lww-u miner«, on th* iiraril county range. I ailed State« Warship and a Lrwiser are Ordered to the latluwua. ftanvrr. Sept. IB,—The tenth Nation I OREST FltE DFSTRiOIMi PROW KB al Irrigation <3>ngroaa will 1« held al TKRiMlitKHT THE NORTHWEST. Aluoaiy has markets . u Wheat—Walla Walla, HO S fifilr. blue stem. S3S<£fi4c; wallwy, b2<fi2Sr. Harley—4«T»l. •Ifi.OO. brewing •20 •or—Beat gra»lrw | C 1 barrel, graham, 12 95(43.20. Milletufl« — Bran. |17 per u*n middling«, 921.50; «liorta, • IN chop. 917, Oata—No.l white, 91.00; gray, 95,4 11» Hay — Timothy, 910^111; clover, • 7.50; Or«g.»n wild hay, 95(44 per um. Potatoes — Best Burbank«, HOfgt 5c per cental; ordinary, 50<455c per cen tal, grower« prices; «weeta. 92.25 <42.50 per <-ental. Butter—Creamery, fftfil27^g; dairy 17%(fi2Gc, «U to , I2%(4l5c. Egg»— 22 S«* f<* Oregon. Che«««— Full cream, twine, 12S <413r .Young A mar lea, l3^RI4%c; fac tory prieoa, H4 1 l«< !«••■ Poultry—Chicken«, mixed, 93.0041 4.50; liens, 94 50(45.60 per dxen, 11 ifitl %c per pound; eprtnga, 11(4 11 Sc per pound. 92.6<M45 00 per «Ew en; duck«. 93 00(44.50 per d<wen; tur key«. live, 13<414c, dreMML, 164|lfic per poand fie» >«• f > Mutton—Grows, 2S(fi3c per pound . dressed, fir jw»r pound. Hoge—Groae, ft Sc: Jres«*l, 7fi|7Sc I er ponnd. I «»are« Util Meat b late the Thuuaawd* I lam< « I rxrtwih on Suburb« of lS»rt- land Bridal Veil Sawmill and * bote The basis of repreaentalion in tl»e Town at Palmer are lte«lro>cd Mxl> oongrwaa will !* The governor rd each state ami terri- Pc<>pte Homcte«« at Springwater fury t.. opjailnt III de •<•'*• The mayor <4 rach city of leas than Portland, Hept 15.— F- re.«t rtre« are I.'i.iam |»>pulation to ap|n>int two dele- •till raging in «very «Mti<m of Ea*t«rn gal w. The mayor of each city of more than Multnomah ami t lackama* counter« 25,(km |»'pulatn.n to appoint four <lele Tbouawikl« «»f nm*v» have torn burned gate« <»v«r, and hundred« of p«r«one have Each l«<ard of county comm I aa loners, lw»en I «mirre»! I >ni«ir«m Tie fire 1« two dsHegatea. •till «prese! I ng and gaining in forre, Each chamber of commerce, commer- ; while th« weuthor condition« pmmi«« cial lull or real estate es. bange. Is . Uo relief. The |*<»pie have 1 mw » d com delegatee. pelled to five far their llw«, and m«ny Each ofgarilM-d irrigali.m. agricul- . acap»-d only bv galloping through the toral and live stock aoMciatloa, two u,^, t|,al wnvelopesl the roe-l» No d-,.-K fotalltle. hare y»»i lawn re|*»rt«-l In Each eociely of eng.neere, two <lele- Multnomah or ( h. kau lountiea. • Iml It la feared that men working in Ea< li irrigation rompony and agricul- the canyons ot the < a-<nde fo th ilia turai taral college, two delegate«. delegate«. will ba aurrounde<l by Are bef. r* they The following aro deh-valea by virtu* j Irwrn <>( ll.*ir «langer 2__ _ y and will he of their rr«q<ert ive ofln burneaf to death in the fiery trap. The duly acmviits'd tepreerntative Farmers in the vicinity of Greeham, of any foreign nation or colony, th« Ri»kar»«l, Boweli'a Valley, Plraeant ~~ governor of any »late or territory, any Home, lien Sama, Springwater, Viola, memtmr nt th« Tnitrd State« imnate Highland and thwlgv have h»*! tl-.elr ami hoium of representative«, mem two houses, barns, (elice*, ami much of of ant «late or territorial cotninimdon, ihelr livestock, ami muti have «j»-i«t- all memlterv in good »tali'ling of the ance from the outaide to avoid »utter National Irrigation A imm «elation. ing By courageous Are fighting many dwelling« were saved, but l>arn« filli of 4 »11 (H SHI R Mill Hl kNIMl. bay, . r hard« and |t standing the fields are a t-'lal loss The dam IWaumont will I ndca»or to Smother It age in this district will reach nearly with Steam. »50,000. Beaunetul, Teg., Sept. IB.— Tonight one large gusher Is «till burning, »end ing a volume of flame high in the air. Sawmill «od Town Wiped Out. Bridal Veil, Or , sept. |5 — I ire dr atreved the sawmill of the lirhlal Veil Lumbering n>nj»aiir and the whole town of Palmer, aituatml two ni Ir» aouth of Bri tal Veil. The tire ! origin- Mod along the right of wav o| the <» li A 5 , ami -• u «p.-.*4»l am! t' r» it v|ie<| the pro|»erty of the IlimlaM c«»m- piny. In «pite »f all effort« th« fir«* wiirk«*»! up the motinlatn aid»* ali*! the naw mill caught. Both tin* mill ami th»* b wn of Palmer had a |* rf»-ct tern of water work«, i»ut »>n a> c* unt of th« high wind the water -evmed to have no ifh'ct <>ii tlm tl.itiiv*. Within «»nr hour alter the fir«* «'rmk tl»«* »uwmill the ome prowperom* town wa* <ompletv- ly wi»»ei| out. Efforts made this afternoon to eatin- giliah the (lames were not aiiciva'ful, but more boilera have la-en rent for. ami the j.lan of smothering it with •team will again l>e tried. Many of the oil «-omponiea Lav b>.t their pump ing plant« and have wired orders lot new machine«. An examination lend* to the latlief that none of tht- Well* have la-en jatrnianently injured. 1 here ia a new problem to be con fronted as toon a« the burning gu«her i» extlnguiahetl, and that la the control of the well. 1 he gate valve ba» I-eon melted off. ami while it ia proltable that this can I* replaced it will l*e a difficult Operation. Estimates of the Heavy I oaa on Gray "a Itnrbor. damage »till Vary, but there i» a gene I'lina, Wash , Sept. 15 —Forcat fir«-* ral acceplame of altoal I IHO.OIHI a« lli< are raging oti r a large are i of cmintry figure that w ill cever the loan. I here ea*t of r ima Heven large d .11* ha\e Ims lieen but one fatality an far. -ufh»r««l more or I«»** o-**, and **omc have destroyed. ll/AISs COMI KMillHIk I he Mar mill and »urroundiug vil lage have Isen wijel out. The boy • Itunaway I rvlght tars Crash Into a I aat fought bravely but had to yield an I tlv l*as«<nic«r Three Killed. for their liven. M agon load« *>f rein- l>envar, Sept. IB.—Santa Fe paaaen- gee* are arriving from the burning du»- ger train No. 60S, known aa the new«- trict, and people ar« l**ginning t ■ .Many larmhoiii«* |>*|**r train, which left l>env<r thie move out of Elma, morning at 3 30, l«>un<l for Colorado and bariin have l»een destroyed. The »even large mill« have an aggre Spring», I'ueblo, Chicago and Hl. I«oui., The ! col I hi ml with a freight train at Strubv, gate jralu« of over •’><10,000 a «mail town avverai mile« aoitth of from timber dentroyed will pruliably lie Littleton, ami thro» mcmlmre of the • )«am-nger train crew were killed and MM lion nearly, if not quite, 11,000.000 Five maskml men entered a «tore al Prairie City, tirant county, blew open th« Mfe, and aecured •70 in r«»ln ami gold dual A lot of check« and county another |»-rhap. fatally injured, -. n • warrant* were ale» taken. of the pa»* ngera were badly ahaken up and brunwal, but none were kilim) or Th« Noulhern Pacific Comi an y ha» ■erioualy injured. commented th« ronHrwtion of a The freight when amending a atm-j> 2,500,000 gallon «trai oil tank in ita grade at Struby to let the |«<«a-iigrr yard« at Aahlaiei. Th« tank will lie train pa»«, parted In the middle ami one of th« 1 argent on th« <xM«t. 15 or |H heavily l'«<lmi rara «tarimi Hop grower« in Polk county aay that ba<k toward the approaching |ia«eenger while a* a rule the crop la lighter than train, winch was drawn by tworngine« laat year, a numlirr of yarda will run The engineer» tried to back out of the way of tire running cara, but did not considerably heavier. •mveml. Tire crash when the two Th« rw|«Nt of the Benton nmiity train« met waa bearti for mile«, Both clerk for the |>aa< two year« «how« that jramen^-r engine« were thrown into he lack« 113.4ft of turning over to bia the ditch anti freight cars were tm ieeaor a* much a* he re«eive«l. up on them. Secretary of state Ihinbftr haa orlemd 501 LASO AOAIS Allhl a warrant drawn far •1,500 In far« of Maurice Smith and other«, I »el ng th« reward offered for the capture and re S«»uffrtert‘* Cratrr i. Throwing Owl turn of Harry Tmcy. Volume, of lllaili SmoAr. P ortland COMHTHO.S om>w WiHtst Tenth Annual Loe»cation Meat« at L ote- reBe springs la IKtufear, meet at the cam* time ami pla>~e, ami forestry will few given proper attention gntrrrlac Ils» peaSoOro al »rio, orogiwa. ss «x«a* I* mali mattar rp IVVHIATH» LOXiWI ss Tho American »«.roatry A«m« latom will Ail kindsof HOFT DR InkA, arwl I V.M H 1GOODS Trwnakmt «Avertlem»«la moa< I* pal-1 W ■ n tb» «»«ter la gl van fut lhair Inveri Ane *ATtoSal Colorad-' Springs, l>do., October A to B. HNFCOXrECTlONFRT.ClGARS AND TOBACCO. fl** P*1 1 Montbiy. ITIHS (4 IMEM-ST I ROM AU. PARTS DEAI.EB I n Variably la a Jv«nre. P-r an NEWS 01 OREGON Kinfhlown, Ht. Viacant, Hapt. IB.— An ..«■ I«1 at Chatmu llolaire r*|»>rl« that fwniffriorr i new crater, which haa tarau qufoj hitherto, la today throeiuir out blook a took a. Th* <>1>I crater, which in tt>e correspondent*• opinion did all the work ainca Mar 7. aixl which erupted Sejilenitier 3, ia »till laautng white ateant in <lei>ae ¿rlouda, which can 1» a*n from Kinpwton over the northern mountain« 1 he cratera and the Wallibon and Richmond di«- triila could l>e »en Jrra'erday Tl>e volcanic matter which tell al Richmond and Wallibon wa« flner than that who h Ml at < I alea although the placea are very near each other. There haa t«en a further auleidenra In Wallibon in f iir different pla.*« and the local opinion ia that theae rab- •hlencea on the a*t line may a<-o<iiit for th* aanddike auhatan.wa ejected September 3. Loot Price« Soaring High. Chicago, *rpt. lfi. —The price of mdt coal in Chicago ha« ri«en to |9 a ton, a« «-ompared with ••! 75 on September 1. Anthracite i« practicably unob tainable, ami i« quoted by «ome dealer« a« high a» 125 a ton. The audden a»! wanco in price* 1« «tiritnite<l to demand <«u«r»l by the mid w««ather, whifh, while not never« in itself, han arouard hoaeolwildrr« to a realisation that their building« are empty. Pa«Bcnger* (Jewweed in Flood, Ma»ira*. Hritiah India, Sept |fi.— Vaal—7Rfic per pound. An Engli«h mail train ye*terday, 25 Beef—Grose, «owe, 3<4lSc. eteere. mile« from thia city, da*h*l over a 3Siff < Sc; dimmed, 7dlftc per pound. bridge that had been umlerminrd by Hope—lft(fil7e; new crop 20022c. flooila. Fifty I»«reef ger«, including Wool—Valley, 12S«16.Faetara Oro» eight Eun»paana amt four «old 1er«, gon, 6014 Sc: mohati. 95020c pound. were drew ned. Women Burned to Death. Vancouvar, Wa»h., Sept. 15 —1 he (orert fire- raging throughout Clark county the peat week ha»« reached a clirnai. The fir»*« are the moet eaten •ive in th« hi«iory of th« <*ouniy. The full amount of damage cannot Im fully learn«wl, but report« that have reached town imiicat«' ti e l> ** to include « veral live« in addition to at leant • KM),O00. It 1« reportc«l that eight fa ml lie« are h< tmdeiMt at Fifth Plain and that Mr«. Augunt Meyer« wa« burned In Ker home. Her huaand wa« fighting the fire, and when the hoium caught, Iming ill ami feeble, «he wa* unale t«» e**ape the flamvM Mr*. H»*n lnck* n an ! la children of the name place are ale» miming, and it 1« frurvd that they, t»<». have jierinhed. .»si»mgt- n, «rpt. |3 telvgrapheil — Hcctrtarv comm t in to the com* mamk»r« of the battl«*hlp W ia»vui«in. m»w at Bremerton, ami th« rruirer t’lm innati, at P«»rt an Prince, «hretting them to proteetl a« «o»*n as |w»Mlhie to the lathmu* of Par«ama. th« M laronam reinforcing the I’anger at Panama ami tl»e Cincinnati taking station al Colon It will take th« Wiaeufcaio fully 50 • lay« Io make the long trip of <>v«r 4,050 mile« down th" Ta» 1 fir ex mat to Panama Th« navy dopartmeot ha»l infemled I»» rem I the I m »«!«»», which 1« m»w getting ready f*»r rervice at san Francisco, to relíele or rein (urce I lie Banger, but th« alarming situation which ha« »0 quickly ari«en on tlie l«*?itii iv pr n pt»d t: v ■ >a • to Lake n rwadite mewaurea t.» in»r<vw«ath« naval rv preach tat H»u of th« I oHrd Hlaten m that ««cthin. Th« Cim innati wilt only eonaume a few »lata in her trip acr»«** from Cap« Haxtim, «mi bv the tw-gmtiing of next wwk »he ah--ul*i have re«. Iwl the other terminal of the Panama raí Ir «ad W bile the destruction of Admiral Killlck'a tiag*hlp «wept away the entire naval force <>( Hayti, and natal «»ffl.ial« I m ’II cw that the Cincinnati <an relinquish her po«t, there ia danger that «»me of th«» port* where American property interests are large may suffer I t « wum * of the pra* ti» v * fib h L 1* gr-'W Ii|. it '"ir«v ■! ti e !. • 1 hfc» I ■ • * •: » .• • • . nating them, ami it ha« l»«en lieridad to rend the giinGat Montgomery to replare tl e Cincinnati on the Haitian coa«t. The Alontgomery haa just fin* ished part * ipat >n >n tie man* in * • and i» taing overhauled at the New York navy yard. oil STEAMER ON ROCKS Mill» UN I iWI Hcaum«»nt. Texas. Well« May All Sc l>c- •tro>cd I.«>«««« will be Heaxy. BvafitiM’ht, T«i.. Sept 13.—The oil field here I* »Ml fire, and, judging hum the great volume of »in-»he which la fi«»wing ti. from spindle Top, there la grave fear that great I»»«« may I t Ml«- tamed it the field 1« n< t entirely de •tr ied Th« fire -tarlvd early in li tr evening in « mn waate oil along the Teiaa A Sabin« Ira ka, and burn«»I gboal 00, lool *d tn «ti«-. ini* kmm undi-r «ontro! in a abort time, and it w*» lalieved that all danger had pa««M*d, but a»*»n <!»« fire l»ad been •,»«m muni« ah* I to the field, ami a num'er of hug»» «tiling lank« containing Ibottaaml« «»I barnda •»! j.rtr. Iviun have alrvmly «»xpkidvd. an»| other« are re ported a* la*ing in the direc t line of the fire, which )>a I «prrad over a wide area 1 He ground is saturated with I. ami there ia r- chan«»» of »topping the progreaa <»f the tlame* tonight The fire ia apreadmg rapidly, and it ia iThevtsI that lite whole field w ill be igniteal tTfore daylight. The atrretN ar« rilled with people, thoiuaml« of them now on th« way to the fi»*hl in exerv wort of vehicle, and <m foot, There are 410 pr««lm >ng well« in th« field Some of them ar« buri«*! urnler earth to safeguard againat fire A tank known a« lliggm« ha« blown <> ff i I m top, ami tlm burrin 4 oil 1« run ning along th«* ground, ami thi* ma» I t ««mmuiiirat» d to other tanka. At I 30 thi« morning the telegraph O|»«ratur at Glady« -aya he fear« I.«* will be c«>m|Tllfsi !<» Irgvv hnF |*«*t, and all mean« of communication will I t rut off. The entir« apparat 1« of the fire drpar’m' nt ia bring low I«»«) <»n « ar# to I t «writ to tl>»* field, and a large numbrr of p*»ple will go on train«. oofs knmoìh ne ut H)RT WRANOFX. PsMcacar« All Ucreuc«! ami Taken Hack <»ne Hwadr<4 Toa« oí to fika<«a> targo Jcttirenr«! I arg« Quantiltea «M LAfffWtl Mlmoff N«be4 Steamer »III be I luat<«| an«| Ue paired bratti«, Hrpt. 11 — n»«* «tramar <’<>(• < ity, »»f th«» Pa* irte ( <«art «taatti« «bip < «»tiipanjr, »««nt a*l»ore at 10 20 °’<*l' *k wun«ky n ght «Mi lelanri Point, I trim i«;and, «trait, 20 milea *»»u!h «»( I et U ranglv. fiha n It«»« 90 font lurnard <>n thn rxicfc«. 4Hty fret »if the hre| are <«>na, and har f«<re («»•< 1« «iry at l«»w «alar. Thn etmtuar filleul aft, an*I tin« hurrhatx* «Im ii, tu the top of thr «inolimg rth»m, ia unrirf aalrr at high Inin Thn re*re| ie wall • h«*i tor«»»!, in! It 1« hn||«*v<n»l a b u I II iiua* I van ba bttill ln*t!e and the «hip ttoatrG. Thn I’ m ) panrengrre of t’otlagr (*|ty acre tran*frrre»l Io »1« ani«*r *q»ofeat>««, of thn t‘ia thn *an»e mm- jMBny, u Lb h «-amn ab»ng abottl th ran L »ir» aftor iti» a « ulrtit, t*>»md n rlh. Tim ner<- taken on to Slta^nay, mH return amilh on thr Hpokann. fhn <‘«»ttaire "ratlin ahnn and na* <lnn City waa and boun«l for th<* a» » i»l«»nt «axurmdg to arrive here Ualay. i H«*r HH) Ion« id rafÿto w»*rn J«»ttitolimi. I ; rr rr ( t .»■ ■ u : g , « nd let II ig rhi«* Ay ol •almon, «a» tianaferrex! to lighter« and talrn n«h»>re. lilaila ot how the arcideut ocrurrexi are larking 1 he Cottage Chy waa mtnniandnd by t’aptain Haxil Malla«« hhe la a wooden vr«rel. a htrh probably liiounl« (<>r the fa« t that *h»« did n*»< break t«> pir<v» ou thr r • k*. Fretn «»ffh'lal re* liorta to the I *»a»lqnar(ere of thn ««»n»- pany here, it ie «aM that there ia no ■ lo líit that thn re- el will ’w* fi *at»*l atol repaired, naie«« Horma of unuaual •«•»verity intervene. SO llQltMí I IA.I Nsl l»»W SAMOA I nited Xatca Ikvidc* to tonlinuc Muling t*( Navy Depart me nt. n>enl l.ae de* id«**l a«jAinat th« »ale of liqttor f any d«** rtpti<»n in o«ir Hain an (>«»•’. «-i»»ne >h<»rlly after the tri partite* agnw*ineut hetwren England, Germany and th«v*rnitod Htatoa f«*r the gorernnmtit of the .^amoan Gland« wa« mad* and the a*fMinipti n of control of the ku»«’fi«a»i portion of the iwlanda by the navy, nn lnr which the g«»rern- ment an« pla<«- i, a li«»*t «e for thr *ale of hquor at Tutnila waa granted. Hub- ■wquenlly, upon the re<*«.rninrn<lation of th«’ naval governor, thi« licrnr«« we« revoked, n-t, however, before the I’nilrkl Mat« • vne run«ul at Apia, Mr Bla«k|tMk. had erected a h<-tnl at Tutufla. In wbith the »aloof liquor wa» «arrir«l *»n. When the Ihrn««* *■« revoked, 1.« I«>dg«*l a pmte«t with thn navy department, a«*rrtlng that the prohibiti on of the »sir of li«|Uof Would work finamual injury to bin», and representing that it« mite **uld In no «in- <>rrupt the moral« of tl n nattv»«, allegH'g that they were not ad lb tod to the ure of intoxicant« ft waa ala«» rej re-rated to I nr department » A MOI N Ot 11 AU St MUI MM Hv that the *ato of Intoxicant* wa* |<rr* inittr*! i i He I tiferiiBli ah«l (»erman IHaablvd and IHacouragrd, Tralarebbcr |M»rti«»h* <»( the ialand. Bert Alvord Give« 1 P After dull «•• (»•> Irrlng the matter, Tncfton, An«., Hept. 13. — Bert Al. th» navy <lej»artinrtit ha* «h*x,i»lr<| vor«l, ti e farnoua trainrobber and out* a#aitiH Vire < on*til Blarkloc*ke ami law. ba« "iirren ler«*«l tn sh« riff bm*. ti n action <f the naval governor in of t o, hum county, and •’Billy” Stit«-a, revoking the limnm» ha« l«*rn «va* hi« old pal. who turned «tate*« evi- tatnrd- d«-m«* and joined th«- tritona rangera Hounded by ranger« in the Cnit*l CIBA PASSES LOAN IIILI.. Platee, ami rurale« in Melico, broken in apirlt. hl« right arm ahattere«| by I'nlma 1» Autborizcd tu Vcurr « National Im lleta «o that lie «an n«» longer u-«- I mb of 6 jft,ooo.ooo. a gun, Alvord de» ided to give up the Havana, ^rpt. II. — The han bill dr*j>erate chain-ea of the life be had I mm 'H leading and Iruwt to the leniency pa—- <1 the h'-um* <»f frprrwrntatlvra of the law. today by a vote* of 4M !•» 2. He i« ehargvd with attempting t« • reaid«*nt Palma i« aullmriawd to r«»b the l iiite»! State« mail al Co« hum make a loan in thr name of Hir nation in lhWi, ami at Fairbanks in 1900 1 he charge of train robtiery, wbh h i* f««r the amount of 936,(M)C,OOOt the I vcrvtt Cut OR. Everett, Ua«h., Hept. 15 — Forent fin * ar« raging along the tirent North ern railroad, latween Hkykomiah and U rllington. telegraphic communies* lion Imtwwn here ami S«-attic 1« rut < ff. ami freight and pi**»ng«r traffic from H h * Eaat detnoralited by the burning of a bridge at Alvin, near Caarade tunnel. The («real Northern 1« patrol ling it« track with engine* fitted with a capital offme in Arianna, aio» hang« fire fighting piin»j»* The firw« are Hie over hl« head. He left lu« <x>m|*anloii, woret for many years. Bravo Juin, after a futile attempt to holdup the International eipr»«« car Swamping Timber Before fir«. J nan at Hernmwlllo three week« ago Wendling, Or , Hept. 15. — The it «till active, ami 1« the lavi u( th« Wendling rrrw of the Ko«>th-kelly lum- famoui gang at large. her company wa« cal I«» I from the mill t«<|gy to flglit fire m thetimlmr hulong- fastest trssxl afloat. Ing to the comjany, five mile« above Italtimore, Sept. 13.— The torpedo the mill. The fire ia making strong headway in »>me ot the company*• l»e«t boat destroyer Worden, whlth. with the I'ainb-blge, waa given her »tarid- tlmlier, ami all the men are m>w at ■rdiaation trial over the Barren iaiaml work a*amping th« timl*r in advance conraa today, showed that she ia the of the fire in the bo|»e of «laying it* •fieed e«t vrasel of her cla«a alloat pr.grvre. I hiring a sport over one leg of her trial course she developed a «|»*ml of 30 A Sixty People Itomele *•. Oregon City. Hept, 15 — Hilly proplw kn>>ta. Both » r e se la ejceedml the CoC- trail rmpiirenienta aa to »perni. «te - are bomrlewa in the ■ w •.".I»»'. water, 20 mile* ea*t of <>refr»n City. Worden show lire an average of Fire rra« Led that pla«e early in the knots ami the I'ainhrit Ige tS. 71. morning ami th« ¡»eopl« were forced to Trraaurc lor th« <»rtewt. tlee for their live*. The po*toffi<'e and san 4 rancie n, Sept. 13.—The Hong «tore took fin* and were toon «ieetfOyrd, logriher th« Grange Hall, Mftrratwe k»*ng Marn, which «ail**! today for Hall, tl»e church and public «ehiad the Orient, «arrie« tn her tree«nre r<«>m nCore than •500.000 in trea»nre. ImiIding and many rrgidftnceft. Son.« of thia I* in the form of 5friiran dollar«, but th« majority <»f the •hip- Coburg f ire Beyond Control. Eugene Or., Sept. 15.—Destructive ment cor aiata f lera. flrra are destroying valuable timber in •11 directions Neer Coburg a larg* H. f>., Sept. 13. — Tt>« firat Are ia Iw-yond control. Below Hend rm of the reaann ret in earl, ricks’ Ferry is the largest Ar* y*t r* porteti, arai it ia now burning furiously texlav It ia melting here a« it fall«. in the large tiniher on both »idea of At Bald mountain ami other points north of thrrw tlie (round I« white. the McKenxie river. minimum price •>( thr i»«ue to I* 90 and the maximum rate* of int«*real to l»a 5 |u«r rent. Thr loan ia payable in 40 year«, payment« to la'gin 10 year« after the date ol iaaue. Four million dollar« ia to Im dereted to the enr«>ar- agrmetit of «rgi. iihure, an<l thr rattle induelry, ami 931,000.000 i« for the fulfillment of obligation« rontrartr<| during the revolution, and tie* |«ay- men! of the Cuban army. In order to provide fund« f«>r the I »ay rm nt of intrreat, and to maintain a «inking fond, a <*on«umpti<»n tax on ah-ohol «Irinka 1« »jar I Aral I y laBpoeedg boeido« 10 per rent of the total rrrrlpto frern ruotoma. The hill previdow for a tai of 20 rente a liter on alcohol, 30 refit« on brandy, 40 rente on whi*ky, 30 rente <»n wine an»I 10 rent« on l»rer. The bill will go to thr aenate<v»nfen*n«w committer kilauca Again Break« Out. Honolulu, Hept. 5. — The volcano Kilauea bee again lx ofc mi out in active erupti«m. Tl»a later rep»»rUi from the lelaiel of Hawaii «fate that a lake of hot lava hae appeared In the «mailer crater, and that Hie volcano 1« again dieplaying Mreamer« ot fire, forming a grand «i-erta« Ie Prior to the dieplay a ahrek of earthqneka waa frit at Hilo ami in the dial Het of Harnakua.