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Oregon.
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J. J. Barnes &
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NEWS 01 OREGON
IH »TH IN uUAl. MIN»
Mül tu tailed I«
Nw4«ow taita,
kaii’aa, Striker«.
I «pto«M»a Mar litas k I »tamoixd. U ashing-
too« Atti» Ikon Ml«<r«.
ITT «LS OF INTEREST FIOM ALL FAITS
(•len« Falto, N’. Y . (k*t. 7.— A
mob ut lully 5.000 •ymjMithlK’r« ot tiw
OF THF STATT.
TWO HEMISPHERES.
Hud»on Vnltoy railway «trikar« paradrd
lbw «t ree u. «I« jq i < aùl <wr« •• Ihwy
<<1»n['rrh»fi*h< knkw oí the Import­ <an • Ihr« <h. at ri ng the «ar« and
breaking th«» wit>l>'we and cutting th# I
ant Happening« at th« Paat Werk.
tr l«*y r <<w. *• great did lb* diaturb-
Pr«arelad la vondrnard Ferm. Mo«t anre bremn* that Hhariff (»III oritol*l I
I île», ta Prw« lwt«r<«Ung to <»wr <xit mmpeny !>, <*( U m » national guard. |
•fali'*n«'«l Itere to dtopwrre tha mob
Maa; Reader«.
W)»wn th« rioters bwfoin thrir w«»rk, II*
n>Bj««eltjr <«( the h4»n-unUxi • nptoyaa ut
Zoia'a Inner»! »a» attend«.! bj *>0,000 thr e* mpanv gare thwintelteW mt«» the
iUirgl.r. •ot»r*'l «i..* U »•|) >*ri|.*t
j—ipl«.
hand« M tlbd* |Mi|ic3p for pretax ti*>n, lait
flic» bui w»»» »»*«.1 » « »y Ivl.tt» lliry
Four ! »<1 >t|>*n«l U.» aal».
ihe Icatli ll.t^in th* J»l*u trph • n noma dewertad in tbw »ink»’!«
cara wwre *taH<*l un the »witch aid all
•I septemlter
numhnr* l.noo.
Tlt» n>a*tru<-tion *<*rk on Ih» n»w
thw w|ud<»w« In tham arre brek*n.
A forlorn *n*'* clorm i. raging in
Thv tr’Hibli* wa« pre* Ipitatrd by U m * liamrk* building »t Fort Columbia
Colorado mountain*. It i. fearni that « ailing o? a m«w ruretiug by I I m * F«’«I wi - I» pnM-ticlly runu-lrte.1
many pr-*|*ctor. will mitb-r
atlon «4 Uibar. Thia brought « ut an
F itemi.» pn-parat i*>n. aro
Iwtnit
The preai.lent ha. annon<ii**l that he rnotmoti* «-read. No effort 1« t«eing ma-l» b.t III» ilnlication ol Agricoltura!
• ill n >t cmvrn» o-ngrem in eitra te»- ma«!<’ to run U m * iin, and, H Iwmg <*vi* Iiall at tl>» »grb'uUiiral col log**» < telo
dent that the )*'lhr arre unable to co;«* l*or |&.
•ion to dinruaa th« mal ailuation.
with the situation, the «h«*riff waa •I”
A freight and paweger tn
Th» nw«!i<»l <b|*rtn>*nt <•! Wll*
prated to, and hr aahr«l the ai.| <i| tl.r
ll*f«l near Mllteo, I'» . killing
l»rn*-tt*- l'niror.itjr <>|*n*il it» 3*th »li­
military. It waa llmaght aererai <>(
the train cr*» ami aerloualy
the atnkrra vreiild g”
k t«> w«>rk, teit mi» I aaM »iti. an »umlliitoiil <4 3A
rtu*l*-ht».
anoih*r.
thia <k’mon«tralion made a change.
the
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kn
I're»r«ient RooaevelC* »ten«!
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d U ni n<<n unirti 4Mti|
• - I- d >■ !•
TU» W illaiiH-tte ralloy I» flllol »Ith
trial .trike queation 1» gen erally en- 1 rtr, aa the atone* were coming too htintor» alte* Ih» t'Iiincwo |.lt»»*int»,
dorenl by lit» pre»» thr.Hlglirxil the ! thi' k for him.
Fh<» m<»h re tre« I him, thè l»a »c.m.t killing tli»m bariiig »•-
t nlte>) Mate».
and he la n<*w in a rerioua rx»itdition pimi Oi tolior 1.
R. M >nyd*r, tlie M. l.*ui* briber, under the care «4 a phvaictan.
Martor Fiah Ward»n V»nl>n«-n li»,
»»• l*tui>*l guilty ate! m-ntt ni-c-l to tl>>-
ju.t n*turne<l ir*»» ■ trip to th» ne»
u <i su os ikkiOAYlos.
rear» In tlie »tat* priaon. Motion* Jon
bgtehary at Ontario, Kaatern Or»g*‘n
•p|*»ai ami new trial «ill In. flle*l.
II» riporta tliat tb» pr*>»p*>te tln*r» are
President of National Congre.«» Tell* U hat
•-i<«pti>uiall) g*Mi>l.
Mo* k holler, of the Nur Of lean*
He Think« It Should Ito.
*tr»»t car <’>i»|*any af!»*i«l by the
A Chìnaman, »ho h*. It»***l tl>**
iN-nv» r, Oct. 7.—Tb »mas F. Walsh,
•trike have a.k***l for a moeirer, allcg
Halmon Crack placar min**, in k».t»rn
•ng grout mismanagement on th.* pert prv«i«)ent <»f th«' National Irrigation Gr*-g«tn, ha» ilna-over.'.l a nnggvt worth
« «ngr« •■’«. h;o» arrivi l ih |h»nver fr«»m
of tlie manager*.
lift,000.
Thi» I. Ity lar tlm larga.1
the Ea*t, ami will pr« *ole and delivei
A tornado tn Tenne**.-*-, near Mein- the opening ad»l.e*H at ll»e m- •»ion <>f oornect >-v»r louml in thi. »tal».
phi*, d 1*1 gr*-at damage to property and the congre«« in (‘«"dorado
Th» prevalerle» *4 »rnallpo., di|4>-
Spring»,
>**at one life.
Ark«**! for hi« view« a» to the attitudo tlieria, » arlel fe.er ami li * ».le. in
It la <-*timat»>l that there »ill (■- fill- of tbe congreaa on the Fixent .■ »- rn- k ugen» it». awak»ned th* autboritte*
to tii<' nw«l of mor» vigilant quarantine
Ir 500 delegate* in attemlaiii« at the ment action, he «ani
“The tìr*t duty of the men who aro regulation, ami in th. future ths
irrigathm congre**.
lilt« re*b-d in this n»« iem«’nt -hould le •trictert caution will 1« ol-s.rvml.
Meant ah ip roni|Minie» hare rait*e*l to try to eliminate sectionalism.
The}
The Indian war veteran« of Oregon
freight rate* >>n coni from foreign |w>rte qu««tinn of th«» reclamation of •rid
held a mrstiug at Salem and pa»»od a
I the Cnitnd Matea.
national
one.
land« should l»e kept a
rw*-Inlion a*ktng the legislature to
It i* certain that President Ro<>»e The congre*« should urge that tbe fl rat i»«n» 4 |»er cent 20 y«Mir homie to lite
F ■
velt »ill make another move toward* reservoir sites I«' wisely < h<»en.
amiHint of 9.100,000 for the pur|H>e«' of
future g<Mx| laying th* vi-te’au« the Italance of |1
»■tiling th« coal »trike a* *»»n a* In­ Hire wucreea ami the
i|p|wn<!
nt«
>n
opinion
of
the
Ea«t
will
can flm! a »ay.
|t»tr day each for their «ervloee in the
the Iwkinriing, ami w«» -i»oul I bend all Indian
At th» tint« of tits
Pacific through train
A Southern L
’Mir ♦ fl rt« t<> M*< uring an auspicioun troubl» the »tale agteo-t to pay I.’ per
• a. wr><ki-l mar “
San i Antonio.
Ant. ni* Texas.
leia.
start.
tb.y, Hut ;!>•• ini'll have m-i'-r rt-c i.-i 1
A i
lt* r of |
M-.-r- a. re 11.,■:rI.
“The congre««, I think, should take but .i I - u t 'I . ,-.,t • |s- day.
but none fatally.
«xigiiizanre of the question of rural im­
Si* harvest hand, were held up at
Another attempt is to lie made to provement, th«» leant! fi» Htion of rural
combine the plow manufacturer* of th« home«. Mt l«*a*t start such a movement, The I 'al lc ami reliev»>l of |.'loO.
hwaltto. (tat.
Black I Ha mood,
BHAßTA Dß’JTB
of China, i* marrlod.
la-a.c* I' rtlai.l
-’a in . 7 ;■ . m
••
Allwnv 13 30 p in , 10 30 p ni
Arrive* A»h:»nd I;
am 11 __
S' J. * in.
Hacratueiilo «5 p in , l 35 a tn.
ban Frant i*«’* 7 45 p tn . * 15 a
<hrl« n *v) V) « m«. H 45 a. m
Ivnver V a m .Wa m.
hanse» City 7 25 a m . V 30 a in
(‘hi* Ag«« 7 45 a m , V 1» a. m
L»a Angofl’* 1.30 p m . 7 a. in.
I I Pa»*» 0 I» m . fl p tn
F*»rt W *rth .O a m , fl 30 |> m
City of Mvxicu 9 \5 a. tn
Th a Gem
S a loon.
V (.'LADER, Prop’r
!hHi«t'»n la m , 4 a. tn
N«-w ’ Irleana fl 25 p tn . fl ?5 a m
Washington fl 42 a tn . Ä 43 a tn
N’rw York 12 43 p tn , 13 43 p tn
• arn <«n
ORE
/ SCIO
Bro*
l» th
d«-n atei FI Pa«o, ami tourist cara t«>
( h: ■'*•"' >1 f- i‘S N« w Orleans ami
\t a*hiligt< n
C«*nn«-xting at >an Francisco wilh
everal line» f«ir H *m*lulu, Ja|Miii. ( bina
«’hiHppinve, Central ami .K* ulh Atuvr-
ga
Ker Mrs M F W<»«lnan»x'c, agent at
M * -l K m -tati'-li, * r .i ldrt -■*
W. E. ( OMAN, G I’. A.,
i’ortlund, Ore.
Oregon
CM>
Hint ulways in stock a
choice lino of Wine*
Liquors and Cigar*.
ALBANY BEER ON DRAUGHT
OF ENGLAND,
IRA A.IPHELPS, Agent, Scio, Oro
Assets in the United States
|9,«04,1)02.
Thto Company haa been writing Insurance In the Vnlfml
Htatc« wince IM#, ami hut mid loaves to the amount of ffS2.O00.00U
IRVINE & MYER, Props.
Our Kigs Are Fir.st-Clfiss and Our
Horst s Are Good Drivers.
Hack Connecta with all train* at Wed Scio a.id morning
train at Munkrrw
; meth'd which now serins to be the only
Th« national debt aim«* a *1«* rea~- nvolution <»f the problem.
The rgggestioo in made that Presi­
•f f 1U.O"0,'HK> h r '•.•pternber.
dent Mit« Bell, of the I nitrd Minework­
Bulgarian liwndil* hare uiiir*!* rv*l 150 er«. may i«r al-lr t«» have hi« mm now
lirtw-k* 'luring the past «•*> month*.
<»n strike return to wora, in or«l«*r tj
I'realitent Rt«>-evelt ha* a.k*«! l-tlh avert the imprndiiig «li*a*«ter which a
fuel famiti«' will ta«!*«*, and that nt as
• idea to tlie coel »trike to
early a «lai«- a» p -*il lv then- shall I*' a
him at tlie White ll.niae.
«-«»inplctr investigation by the national
An effort i* being nia<le V) rff«H t a legislature an<l by the «tate legislature
combine of Pacific coaat flouring milla of Pennsylvania into th«» anthracite coal
«llh a capital of «35,000,000,.
situation, wiln a view of bringing l«e-
Mr*. H. F Jam**», mother of Ixmi« j fore the public th«* fa«ts and «onditlons
Jam»», the trage-lian, I** <!<a*l at her •f the miners, with a view of legisla
tion or r«> ommrndati«»n« for relieving
home in Pougiik<*ep»ie, N. Y.
the condition <>f the miners in the mar
The jury haa l*e»n <v>a>plet»*l in Ute
future.
St. IxHii. legislature l>o<>ll» caae. ami
While it i« n<»t alwolutely possible to
the taking of testimony is in program guarantee such an investigation, there
Th« stat» election in Georgia result- is httle «hrtibt that re<*onim«*ndAtlons
e*l iti tlie election of the Itegtocratic by the president an«l the eserutive of
ticket. Jo*w*ph M. Ferrell, ea-state at­ Pennsylvania w<aild Is» promptly acted
upon by «V i gr« »*« ai. I the Pennsylvania
torney general, »a* cb*«en governor.
legislature
A plan has l***en (wrlectwl «hereby
til« c al *> ni|*anie* will ship a supply *iit. no TO START MORI MISI s.
■ 4 fuel to New York, the tenement die-
tri* Is I** l*e supplie<i first, the hoepilals Operator» in M coming IHstrkl arc More
next am! then lf*e transportation com-
HctcrminrU Than I *cr.
pan ieg.
Wilkesbarre, Pa., Oct. 7.—-It to said
Continued heavy rains hare stnp|**<! that th« <x*al operator« • f the Wyoming
all »ar maucovera al bort Riley, Kan region will make a more determined
Se* retary hha» ’» order releasing the effort than ever this wrwk t«> start up
They allege they
rearrve, put l-’OO.UOO into circulation a«idi.i>*na! collieries
, ran get the men if the mihl/ry author-
at Portland.
j iltoa will protect them an«l their farul*
Savages on the «ar|*ath In New lies.
V i«w-Pres 1« lent
R«»eravage, of
Guin*« hare ma«aacre<| many |*e*tple
Histrict No. 1, ( aiud Minew«»rkrr«,
and l*urn»>! »bole village».
nays the r»«al ninipnin are now send­
The pmwident's conditinn continue» ing into I he region large numtier« of
Home of
to improve fast aad lie is abl« to attend Pole«, Slavs «mi Italian«.
them, he says, are fresh arrivals r«*m
to a great deal <4 buslneee.
F.ur«»pe.
Mr It* «ravage produced two
Th* Cu'tan governmsiit ha» ntmls a affhlavit« from («»reign laborer«, who
law which pro»his. for Cuban lal»>r in said they w«*rw brought here by an
all kind* of public aervic*.
agent of the tobor bureau in New York.
I They were told that they were wanted
Mte* Alics Hay, «laughter of Rwt*-
to aork in a faitery, twit »hrn they
Ury of Htate llay, waa marri»«! to
arrived here they nere «ent to the
latttM W. Wadawurth, of N*w York.
mines.
Two American inventor« are rx|>eri-
Coal Trala. oa Nwnday.
meriting with flying machine« <>n Long
island. One »liip a»en«le I 1,000 fret
Norfolk, V.., Oct. 7.—The Norfolk
and sailed about two mile« and the A We.tern railroad I muoi I order* to
other awwnded 4,000 fret and made a
its eiuployea Io run cual train* on Sun-
flight of nearly five mi Ire.
■lay through the alate of Virginia and
In spite of rain, the full war maneu­ eleewber» to rxprdile th« delivery of
ver« are (wing carried out by the tr«» ps coal. The law of the atate prohlbila
at Fort Riley, Kan.
the running of freight train» on Sun­
I.nmlwr shipment« by water from the day, bet, a* untiaeal romlttton» »(let,
Columbia river will thi« year, t*»r the 1» umler.t'«.! ttie action of the road will
first time on ren»rd, escaod HM),OU0,- not I»* i’ n»trii«»l a« a violeace of Uiia
law.
000 feet.
The arnale committee on Ta« ific la-
land« and Porto Rieo haa finial re« I Ila
work in th« Hawaiian island« and ha«
•ailed for Han Francisco.
The mm*
nut tec liatanrd to te«tim>>ny regarding
the land law«, public improvement«
needed, in I bonk plague epbtemic and
many oilier matter« of lna«nr I tup« »ft-
a nee.
Ovi-r <>n<'-h.lf
<>f
county sk-r>. otturai
rxhlbit, which
lit«'
»tat»
fair,
th*
ami
from
Ftwl-
1ère! at the I avahi mine, a mil«* (rem
k laal night.
thia place, «Nul V > cl
Tlx mm empio?rd In th«* working«,
«»g chuta«, were m »ta nil y killed.
Two
JOHN
U Mil I 4M W III 4h.
I lr*t (knerntir at Oregon I ruler It» state
Conxlltutlon P«s«ca
Eugene, Or., <h*t.
3.- Ei governor
John Whiteaker, the first governor of
tire Mtate of Oregon, <ii«*d at
hl» h«»n «'
in Eugene at 7 4& »>'<*’•-* k la»t eevning
He lingere*! in a »late of uneoneciouv*
n«*MA all day, and the wat« her« at
I ted»id«’
ri}««ctal
moment.
any
bin
death
bi«
at any
He I um I team unable to take
nouriahiirenl
win«'®
W«dn«*rolav
morning.
Ynctorttoy
morning
Ire
etw*m<d to give m>me indication ut con-
M’iouvire«e by making a alight
motion
with hi« left band, which wan taken I**
m«*an tewrkoning to hi« ag«’d wife, whom ’
he wanted near him constantly.
U Iren
•he would take hia hand ho w<mld te*
come (*alm, which wa« the only «ign «»I
con «c toil a new*. Hi« la«t m<>m« nt« were
|M'a<rful.
He «uflrrr»l a etroke •»< |4iralyeie two
years ag«>, which oci’BaioiMMl alarm, bul
from which he recover®»!
Atemt thr»*«
week« Ago he «11 ffrrtxl a recol>»i «troke,
from which hr never recovered.
lie
Iravre a wife, two «*>11« and one «laugh­
ter. Hr wan a memlrer of Eugen® lodge
A. F A A. M., under who«« autpi«®«
lire funeral rervi«-®*» will Ire held, prob­
ably Saturday.
toik tit* flr«t prit» at
ba* bn*n •nul l»fit,
when- it will liar« a pla<* in a num-
b*r of lair, ami carnival*.
Pardon« have taren aaked for ( in
vieta !x>ui« level ami H H. Warrinwr,
arntrnced from Multnomah county for
burglary.
aixca to an arbitration Hoard
Oper­
ator« Squarvly Ifcfuac Ni*h a Mow«,
but Want Men to go to Morl Mith-
out t nk>n tiring kc«ognixcd.
Preparation« are well advanced for
the district fair to he "held at
burg
during the five day« l«'gmning October
7. A splendid 11 vest»« k exhibit i« ex-
jasted.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Ing. |30 50.
Flour—Beet grade, S-3O«3 6ft; grab- I
Hohl. Canal Tltte thatrf.
New York, Get 4.—William Xelgnn
Cromwell, general natnael for the new
Panama Canal n>ni|>any, who haa r*-
turoe«i from i’ari*. »ay* he ileliveml to
Attorney General Knoi, in Pari*, every
innveyam*, de* ree. nnowtiion or <»llt*r
dot ument relating to to the properties
of the new Panama Canal company,
and its lin<|iieetlonaitle power to con­
vey th* canal, the plant, ermceeeiona
ami other property to the
I'nited
States, free ami clear of al1 liens <>r
claims of any kind.
Vkc-President Mlk<»t*a tlawa.
Pavi«l Wilcog, vicrpriMblrtil and
general «ounwel of the Bela w are .k lltld-
• n railr a l, in hl« «tAt«»u • nt I to Ihn
prr«t«lrnt, «aid in part
“The I nitrd Mineworker«
imMit extensive combination ami n
oly »hh h the country ha* ever k
It habitually rnfor»w« it« order
dir«M'tiona by whatever mean« in
m<M«t effm tual, including strike«
«-oil«, picketing, l»evrtling an I the like,
not confine I to it« own tnernljors al«»ne,
but tn which are comp'11«* I to join, as
far 1«, p*««tb’»\ all ot! er ¡w»rwonw •♦»»Hl-
ariy employrdr
It« violent m«’lho«l«
have already re«» iv«*! therondetnnalion
of the • irmlt court of the I'nited Mate«.
“ The'juration at prwaent 1« merely
whetlo-r an unlawful a«»«« iatIon «hall
le permitted in thi« country by m«*an«
wbi<h are illegal to d«x i<le who «hall l«r
allowed tn Work; what «hall >*• Ilia
h'rtira of work, an*I what be shall l*e
paid. Thia i« contrary to th» .pirn
an«l letter of ou* laws,
If they »fr en-
fonwl, mich aii effort will <-•**• at
<>n«w. ”
The «tatrment« made by Ihn other
operator« present at the«onfervner were
along the «erne lines a« that of Mr,
Wilt.ii»
Itaaarvoira Oars Way.
Canolen, X. J , <*rt. 4.—The city
mat-rrolr near Or* IMaware rirer broke
tolay. ami .boat a,000,000 gallons of
water eecape-l and flowed down Twenty-
seventh at reel, floral) ng th. cellars of
many Ironses and doing otfrer damage
A watchman whtme duty it is to open a
ralre when the water roaches a certain
freight negierted to tlo*i and the water
flown] over tire embankment, washing
away the earth to surh an eitent that
Ute Ineak Fdlowed.
OrJrrrd to Swafwnd Work.
ftirnnnghani, Al. , Oct. A. — Prrai-
«lotti Flynn,of tb* I'nilta! Mlwworkwra
>d Anter ir», dtalrit I <>( Alalatrna, alateti
Ital.y that t>* had ieantel ortter. for all
the minera of Ut* Tonne»«.-« l otti A
Iron Railroad roftt|>aay, at the Hinn
Creek anti Hlorton mine« to an.pend
work. About I,SOO men will Ito ln-
volvtal. The strike grows < ul of th*
refttaal of the company to withhold
amoaamettla ma<l* by th*
mi..era'
unio. for the anthracite strikers.
M.klni«> lung I’tllng Ip.
(Tr-velantl, <>., Oct.
4. — Colo»«|
Myron T. Herrick, treaearer of Ihr
National McKinley Memorial Associa­
tion, ts rneiring humlrnds of Iettare
;-tally containing small contribution, to
I be memorial fuud. Home time »in*«
unknown per«,ns started a 10-cent, ft-
**ent atei 2-rent endless chain *cheme
m connection with the monument fund.
L'p to date fully ftO,000 of thee* letters
bavw l«rn iMwIvvd by Ju>f|te l»«y.
pr««.i.|^nl of lbw
talion, at (‘atiUtn.
•od forwardwl »o lbw Irraatirwr’a otflt-r
Many lettera af from Kurop».
■
Addrr«« ut th« Prevalent.
Th«* prv«it!eni*«
f ■ thw miu©
«ipwralori» «ml ll»«» min« r* ui<* »Fort and
to ihv point* He »«id in p«rt
•'I w»*h tor ill your Attention t«> the
fart that tbero are three
After ted
by the «itualhm in the antbrA* Hr irntie
— the opriAtor«, lite niinif», and the
I »qe«k fog neither
gertrral public,
th« miner« nor the t»|wral*u», leit
The «jue«
for the g’-iierai public.
I wmuc which led ti» the «it-
I
nation affect >mm«d»atrlv the j arte *
*v»n<-ornv*l —th« operator« ami the min­
er«; but the «Httation it«.* If vitally
• flret« the public.
**! di*rlaim any right «>r duty to in­
tervene in thi* way ui<»n legal ground«
or upon any ofli« lai relatmn« that 1
!<’ar I*» the nitualion, but th«' uigrncy
and the ierriLie natur«'
the <atA»tr
phe immediately impending • ver a
large portion of om j»« pj« m the «l.a|»e
of a winter furl famhir im;*rl me, aft« r
much anih*u« thought, to Iwhvvr that
111V 'luty require« me to (like whAlrvrr
influence I j<T»*f»«liy can bring to
4-ffr« l A MrllleflH'Ilt »d the «ItUAtion
which ha« I« mv »me literally inbderable.
’*! Jo n«d invite a Ji»« u««i«»n of your
rvM|«*4 tive «latm« And p*aotion«. I up-
I«•»«I t<> your pArtiotiatn. to the aidrit
tliAt «ink« |*rr»oual i oil-birrat b n•, And
make« imllVldtial «arriflir« f> r the gen­
eral go» J. ’ *
MiUhvll on the Rrxult.
Following 1« the text of I’n «¡dent
Mitchell*« Rtat' fi vnt, n-ude after the
JOHN WHITEtkHC.
confrr«*niV’ bad failed
Bom in Indiaoa 1N10.
•*A« a r«>n*qtirn«<* «»f thia refnaal of
Married in ifl47.
the operator«, e»th< r t - grant «v»me»-
Caine U> Oregon in IM63.
«ion«* or to refer U> Individual arbitra*
Fleeted prolwtr jtl'lg«’ in 1
I am
Memhor <»f territorial legidature In tlon, the •'**aI «irikr will go on
firmly mnvinee»I that th«* miner« will
11157.
win, although *r d»*‘p|y regret the re*
b.|fM-te«i governor in 1AAH.
ftiaal <»l the railr<M»«l pr«*«ident* to defer
Eie« le*I tn Irgidaturv in jfltifl.
to the wlah«-« of th«- » h el • »••• utile of
Re • le« t«*l IHsiM.
the l'nit«"d Htat«’«.
11.»- pr«-«idrnt ex-
Speaker uf bouse IM70.
preaflod the hope that there w«»uhl lx» no
I reeideot of «male 1*7*»,
Member of eongre«« from Oregon law leoriiexn in the ««ml field««. And the
represent at iv««e «»( the miner« a««ured
|| |
O Hew tor of Internal revenue at Port- him that thru rv«-ry «ff«»rt would le
cirrtrd to maintain peaca.’*
The 10th annual fair of the Rutte
Crivk Agricultural aaaoriation, Laid at
Marquant, had a large attendant® and
wa« very aucceeeful In ciery rcc¡MM*t
pound.
Mutten — Gr*«a, 3c l-r
Ire»***!.
lambe — Gros», »Mje re p«KlDd ,
•
tlr**»l. 6S<".
Train« Odlfalc or « Curve.
He«»—«irosa, fi’.til'e re pound ;
Ilrlrns, <>ct. 7,—A ltuihngH»n went
bi><ii»d train and th« Northern Pariflc «I renani, 7(Ü7 SC.
«-•«I Iruind rxpn*M met In a l»e«d-nn
<v»lh«ion b« twren C«dun»bu« ami Park
Tlie Santiago. • 5i‘ »raguan volcano,
City. Moni., on a « urie on U»w North­ thr«Niten» an eruption. Il tower, above
ern Pariflr trark thi« nw»ruing. Two the town of Haa Fernando d. Ma»«»»,
1 men were killed «nd the engine« ami whose 30,000 people are greatly
| mail car« e«re wrm ked.
alarm**!.
Miner« ar« Milling to Submit Their <irta»-
a driver, w< rking
Washington, Ort. • — Th« great coal
further in Hw* level, or gangway, evi­
i coo la rente I m > tween the |>r«-hfi<r>t and
dently <-era|>e«l th«« f««rre <»f the rxplo- : the repr»-«entati«ea of
the operatore
• ion, and in«tincthely •tart«’«! t war«] •
the elope t >r aatoty, Tire deadly after- ¡«»rary White House at 4 *A u’clmk
lamp vwept down on them ami they yratet«lay afhrn-s.ii, with failure to
reach an agreement, a»>J. apparvolly,
•ncx nml«M. alter m»t more than a Ira ,
the r«M k U|w»n which the «x»nference
minute«' ttruggì« against U h » fata their •pht wa« the rvc««gnit on of the miner«*
experience a« miner« told them lay in i union.
The president ha«i urged thw
i'«>nt«*n.)ing iarde« V» «s««* «trifr In the
•tore f«*r them.
li.trrewt ,il the public «aliare
the
Only the bodiea •»( the men in the
miners, through the pre«id«'hl of their
working« are Imrtie»I, «huaing that the union, Lad ripresa«*! a wtiling»>•»•»<« t«»
•hort ut flam«’ whnb f*i||uw««l the t-l- •nbmit their grlevan«« • t<> arbitration
trial t«» !*•» t amrd l \ the pr» - lent, and
pl»ion did not extend to I lie
thtrtigh H I« d»K lar»’»| by renio watt her« Io enter into mi agreement t*» abide by
the Irriti» filed by lha arbitrali*ui f> r
lo Ita ve Irern wren from the air «halt«
a pernii *•( one to five year«, am! the
Th- re miner« whore I am B cm were employers, thr«High the pre-i’lant« *»f
tel r ne« I were
«B«ro vere* I
lying
in the railr<a«l ». mpaniea and a | rumi­
' ram|re«l poaitioiia, their irg* cloeely nent mine op«*rat>«r, ha«l squarely re-
I ukx J arbitration, ha i >!«iim «« I the
drawn up to their kaodiee and their
miner»* laK»r organisation a« a I««I« mhi
hand« clinched.
lh>«t covered their •ltd anar«hi«ti'' bo*ly, with which they
to'*e« to they were uniRKogiHaabir when could and wouhl have no dealing« had
first tak«*n from th« mine
Their dvrnaretad fr*ier«| ir«»*|M to in»ure vorn«
doth«*« were lorn and thickly remta! píete proba tion Co workers ami t heir
fam dia» in th«« mining region. ami
with cual dti«t
The other 1» di«« Were ««Hirt
g» agrtiü't Ih«' tu vr«‘
not di «figure»!.
uni«»ii. ami La«l offered, tí the m« n »•*
Four tern n en were working «m N«» I
lijrn«,’i to w*>rk, t*> «uLmit griesam«-« at
• mi th ami four ««n No. 4 north,
.N in*- it «llVidual »«»IIl«’f í«’4 ti« the «I« « !«ii»ti «*f
teen men had *een aexignrd to duty oft the judges of the court of ” Wimm plea«
No. 3 level. Prior to the entrarne of
for the district of Pennsylvania in
the fir«>t shift the mine had te'oti in. h I i-.'i Hr
»>' m i <
. a’.
I !.. in
• j*»« tai for gaa, arid before the re«**»ml the matter c I«*»« m |.
I a«t night both II»««
•hift w«»nt on «luty the du«t ham «prin- rtiint-rw Ami tl.«' «qwrator« remained in
kle«i. Of the 14 men in th« < rew on the city, but Uslay they returned tn
No. 4 reuth, th»* three who were in*
their aaveml I« m aliti«’«, saying that the
)ure»l were working in the main elope. struggi«« will <* alitine.
Washington
Veal-7% «ft He.
DISMAL I All I KF.
gangway men and
horticultural
am. 13 M«4S 30.
Millstufls—Bran, 116.50 per ton.
mhldlinge,
«33 50; aborta, «IV 50;
chop, |I7.
Gate—N<>. 1 white, 11M 1.035, , gray.
P5. 4$ 1 per cental.
||»y — Timothy, 0101311; clover.
|*.5o. cheat, «* per ton
Poultry—-Chlekena, niix<<l. «4 50*»5
p*r |»tun*l, 11*’. Itene, |5i.<X'• 50 |*r
<l***en per p*>nnd, 13c; epcing*, 43.50
<• per d*«en ; fryer», I 1'43 50, broil­
ers. 43 fttlg t. din ks. 14 S0.45 per dor-
en, turkeys, y**ung, HdlSr, geese,
|rttgii.5O |«r d"«en
USO— Full rrann, twins
IM
l3.Sc; Young Anterica, 13 S<014 % ;
faeptry prices, 1<4I v«e le»».
llntter—Fancy *reamery, 2^337\r
per pound; extra», 37 '»c, dairy, 17%
i4'30c, atese, I3%dilft.
Fgga—33%«35c per doxen.
Potatoe* Best Burltank*,
rt'V465c
jter sack; ordinary, 5^455* |*r cental,
growers' prices; {Merced sweet», |3<4
3.35 per cental.
Hope—New crop, BOtgtlr per piami.
Wool—Valley, 13%<4lfte; Eastern
Grrg**n, 5<4l4%c. mohair, 30a2lte.
Beef—Grona, row»,
3« 3 %c per
pound, »tears, 4c; tlreeeed, 6«7c.
I’ll SIM ST S 11 ACE COSI 1 RI NCI IS A
Eleven men w«-rw killwd and threw in-
country into one organisation. Th*- arid help create a feeling of pride on
A cold *t- rag» ami meat company ha.
new romlone »rill hare a capital nation the |»art <»f tho««' that «»pen up the pub- been for to«. I in Aahland with a capital
lit domain.”
of »75.000,000.
of I2A.000.
The Hoathern Pacific haa aol.l it»
Th«» prune rr»»p in Marion county
Will NOW APPI Al IO MINIKS.
• r.- i
iitigr •■! coal fiebl. in H-iti-l
will I«* pretty generally gathered by the
We I hiv our rtork in larjf' iiuanliti«*« Coitimbia. Thi* la taken to mean that
and k<*x*p a lull hn<* of carrtogv' and it i» the company’» intention to uro oil kcAumption of Work to be I r^rd on Con* «•nd of the present wrrk.
dltlon «»( National Inquiry.
w«tf«iu material
All kind« <>( work in for fuel in the f'itur«.
The I««rd of regents of the «tete uni*
our lit»*- done «*n short iioticr.
Washington, <kt. 7.—A Anal effort, verrity, «I Eugene, have made arrange*
Retail merchant» <4 New Orleans »ay
with hop*« of ,*uc«r«*, is to K» made to rnent« to include a music dej»artment
that if the »treet car *trike i* not *et-
•♦nd the coal strike.
It hi.« been ‘lia-
tl»l at once they will clone their
Mrs. Florence Atwood, state presi­
cuaatd by th«* pre* i ••len I and some of his
•
Opps Mbit«
•lore*.
Sticli
a
move
»oilhl
throw
ft,-
dent of the Kcii«*kahr, died at her home
Scio, Orc«
bta’4a
advisor«, and while the idea in «till ill
t*») clerk* out <4 employment.
an uncompleted state, an<l the final in Bak««r City Heptember tfl of pneu­
Prince Chun, brother of the emperor : result still nn<x*rtain, yet it offer* a monia.
Gel a i I ; I 1 I. i N < I i
and a glass of Good
Beer at
special
to tha
; jured in a mine esploai* n on the hnirU*
General BlackSmiths
and Wagonmakers’
Train. Ie.tr» Wr.l S. io I r I'ortlaipi
-av <
and way .tali -ii» .4 1" Ita tn.
l.r Allwny at .'i 05 p in
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STRIKE CONTINTES
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
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