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COUNTY. OREGON, OCTOBER
EVENTS OP THE DAY
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FIIFCOIFECTIOIERT.CIQAWGD
TOBACCO.
Waah>ngt'»n, Oct. I 4 —Tim .American
J. 2. ÎUUnlu»
¿turaci at Law h J N:tan Pailic
mio, ouK/jiix.
fCIO. Oft LOON.
H. 8TEWAIIT. I>. M. IX.
J
OFFICERS
T J MvaArs (
W a | » tag j
President .
< 'aahier ...
I» E NT1HT
Ex-Becretary of btate Olney, In an
address. •■■or*l ti»e e»*l oeprators. lie
•ays l!>at for year, they have <lefi*l tbe
la«» of Pennsylvania, which l»»rbid
ivuiimon carriers to «ngsge in mining.
A. W. Hugeij
A re[«»rt will assn l»e iasuwi by the
■ t«i»»ai of f»»r.**try allowing the amount
of timber »lestroy*! by loraa* fires in
the Northwest. By this means it Is
|,,.|»-d to «»cure more protective l»-g»»-
Jew­
lath >n.
a«9 JewcUt
All Airol« of watches, clocks and
elry repair*! promptly.
OREGON
BCÎO
Undertaking..
Scio Planing Mills
A llome-tead. Pa., inventor, white
temporarily
insann,
murdered
hl«
mother, one brother and two sister».
•
Oregon.
Son
General BlackSmiths
and Wagonmakers!
Southern Pacific Co.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
m.’TX:
Trains leave Wtal Hein for Portlaad
and way stations at 10 45 a m
beare
t.r Albany at 3 06 p m.
Lea Ira Portland h 30 a m , 7 p m.
••
Alban» 12 30 p m , H Í 30 p m
Arrives Ashland 17 33 a in , 11 *> a m
44
Sacramento 5 p m , 4 33 a in
• «
San Francisco 7 43 p m , ft 15 a.
m.
••
Ogden 5 45 a m , 11 45 a m.
M
f>«nver Va m . Ó a m
•A
Kansas City 7 25 a m . 9 30 a in
M
Chi» ag<> 7 AA a m., 0 SO a m
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!«>« Angv'ma 1 20 n m , 7 a m
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II Paa»> Op m , o p in
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Fort W-.rth 8 30 a m , 8 30
M
City of Meiu-o • 53 a m , 9
»1
. 1
Houston 4 a tn . 4 a m
New Orlean« 8 75 p tn . A 23 a m
Washington 8 47 a nt , 6 47 a in
New York 12 43 p m , 11 43 p In
Pullman and Tourist cars on both
trains Chair cars Sacramento to Og­
den amt El Pa*>, an.l tourist care to
Cklcago, Bt I-ouia, New Orleans and
Washington
Connoting at Han Francisco with
evsral Unas f »r Honolulu, Japan, China
.'hillpplnea. Central and South Amar-
ca
Hae Mrs M E Woodnansee, agent at
West Belo stall n, or address
y
The <v»al operators have demanded of
Ronaevelt that he l»««in action against
i the miners' union under th« anti-trust
1 la*.
Htrikrra at Geneva clashed with the
troops ami the b« .[»ital. are tllhvl with
Many
‘ wound*! men from both able»»,
arro-ta have been made.
To meet n***l of officers for tbe navy
a »pe ial endaliipmen's examination
W» buy our .teck lu large queatítis« [ will lw heli! >n November.
Futch »»n
and k*-|. a full line of carriage and star ami representative has lireii aakwl
wag n material
All kind» at work lu
t - name one principal ami live alter­
our lino duna un «hurí nolle«
nates.
Bcio, Ore.
MASTI BOOTI
••
•8
Foreign coal will I* *lmitt.»i free of
duty while tlie miners' troubl» con­
tinues.
President Kooeevalt has sn far recov­
ered that he 1« able to go about on
crstclies.
J. J. Barnes &
VIA—
The G. A. K. will bold its next rn-
campmcut st San Francisco.
A Full Line of (asketa. Coffin«,
sod Hohes always on hand at
reasonable prices, at the
Scio
-WD SOQTÏ)
Th» crown prince of Hiam baa arrived
in New York.
W. E. COMAN, G 1’. A.,
Portland, Ore.
Get a FREE LUNCH
and a glase of Good
Beer at
T h a O en
Saloon
V. ( LADER, I’rop’r
SCIO
ORE
d)«BM B m S a
SALOON
Oregon
Bcio
H ah always in stock a
choice lino of Winos
Liquors and Cigars.
ALBAtiT BEER ON DRAUGHT
Governor Bliss, >>! Michigan was
thrown from a i»<»rae an»l aeveraly in­
jured.
There is nnough nal on hand in the
various public institutions of New York
to run for twn months.
Jessie Morrl*>n, who has Iwn twice
<xnvict'-d of murder In Kansas, and
who ia fighting for a new trial, is out
on *1U,IX»1) bond«.
French »vial miners have vote»! a
general strike
It ia eatimate»l that
there are 182.000 miners In Franca,
30,000 ul whom leilong to the union.
Tbe transport Blierman has arrive»!
I al Han Francisco from Manila. Hbe
! t»aa been sent to >|uarantin«, a. there
were several caaee^ol cholera on l»»ard
The N.»rtb»rn Pacific has a corps ol
englnwra at work on Ila C<»-ur d'Alene
liranch.
Tb« company contemplates
making this the main line into Bps-
kane, aa much time could 1« saved.
Edward B. Bragg, n nsnl general at
Havana, and William A. Ruble», consul
general at Hoag K»»ng. have b*»n ex­
chang*! on ac-ounl of I* k <»f jmlgmenl
; used by General Bragg in a letter.
British coal miners have
voted
*5,000 for tlie aid of .trikers in this
country.
The mayor of New Orleans ha. ask«d
for tr»»»pe to subdue strwl rar strikers
In that city.
The crown prince of Hiam, who ia
now touring tbe I'uited H la tea, will
visit Portland.
Fire »lestroyni the plant of th« Pitta-
tmrg Plate Gia«« company, of Chicago,
lx,««, »300,000.
A new Colombian gunboat, mani»*l
' by Americans, has aail*l from Han
Francisco for Panama.
n
,■ A New York man had flM.OtK) w rth
. of unset diamonds stolen from under
his pillow while he slept.
Oh RNGLAN0,
IRA A.IPHELPS, Agent, Scio, Oro.
10,804,902.
Aaflet« in the United States
«
Thia Company has been writing Inaurane« In lite United
Htates eInc« 184**, ami has paid loaves to th« amount of •82,000.000
Pennsylvania coal miners »Io not
' favorably regard tbe [»■«<■• plan of Um
proanlent and will not return to work
I on thosa terms.
Troops on their way to the n»al
fields wets hiss*I ami hooted by the
people of Pittsburg, and several
were narrowly averted.
A trainload of Eastern Iwnsers an<l
capitalists are In Portlaad to Spend a
week. They have money to iniest ami
want to per»>nallv inspect Portland
and surrounding country
One hundred thousand tone of New.
i-astle Australia, coal has l»ern shlppp»!
to tire United Htates.
IRVINE & MYER, Props.
Our Rigs Arc First-Class and Our
Horses Are Good Drivers.
Hack Connecta «Ith all trama at Weal Helo aad mornlag
train al Munkera.
»
I.«»ading tierman papers have ex-
»rose*I their sympathy aa being with
the American coal miners.
England ia experiencing much diffi­
culty in supplying employment to her
returned Houth African soldiers.
Fenator Hanna baa challenged Tom
Jobnotn to a >lel»ate on the tariff quae-
lion and the latter lias accepted.
OF TMf STATE.
Washington, CM. 9.— For ruore thai»
rlvtl
war
rong.
"Tramp,
ODELL WILL IRY IT
rrainp. thè Beva are Marehlng," ami
miners, hud danouodng the attllmle at
i lor an minsi li uh » ih« veterana con­
alilnliug ti.« Gran»! Aruiy ut thè fie-
publle m».l« g»»J thè «orli, The
para»te «ss tf»« climax of
iMMRNOR Of NEW TORÀ
Mtkl.S A
MOM TO STOP IMF CO AL * AR.
Tramp,
for the striking anthracite
famine. The a»i»!reaa in pait is as fol-
Mrs. Nation haa reaum«! active op­ . foes
erations in Oklabcma.
“To the Public ami Organis*! labor
King Edward baa return*! to Eng­ —The striae of tbe miners is now In Ila
land in better l»ealti> than lor years
23d week.
That Ilia strike ocrurr*l
A strike of ■nailhamllers aii'l l»w<gag>“ was entirely llm fault of the prvai»leote|
n»»»n al the anion dep.l in M. Ixmia
<>f Um coal companle«
That th« strike
has < a used <-unatd«ral»le delay of the
has <ontiniM»i to this day is entirely
malls.
<lue to ll»a contempt which the preai-
Tlie walls of a hotel at J a» k*>n,
Mich., rolla|»a*l wbile 13 men were at »lente of the cual entúpanles have »>»r Um
entry, «.»»’l t¡
untol'l
work »»n the roof, hot not»« were even I«- ( m . ! -ur
serioualy Injumi.
sufferings which ull may endure.
No
Ti»« strike »»f French coalminer« is
D>ma a general banking and exchange assuming a aarioeanaea *juall«d only
Imainees
I-uuis nuole at rurrenl rates by that in this «wintry.
Nnaaerous
rlaabra between tr»»»pa an»! striker, are
am! drafts issued on principal cities.
reported.
WK I. OIIEGON
rn MS OF IMIRF-ST FROM All PARTS
tbe public, appealing for financial ami
says, must rest U»a re-|»-nsiblllty for
.11.
Parad* "•> Madv l p <rf Jl.iWMi Mcw. MI»
VX .re LlM«rvd tu tbs tal».
• ix boera y««ter»!a.v tb» peupl» in
Washington htimtnml thè chora« ol th»
the hardship« rwaultlng from llm coal
«-
SIX IHHH*
utivw council, baa issued an »hlreaa to
Um mine owners, >»n whom, tbe appeal
GOOD*
X < ».
VIIIIH'o 1^ I IM
Kirin
F*ievatlou al labor, thr-»ugh its wsec-
moral aid
All klnda af BO FT ORlnkS. and LUNCH
rp J. W1L0UX,
1902.
w ags Earners Aaked to Cowlrlhwts Ttelr
t.aratwgs for <NM Hour Hash Monday .
(Sacceawoe lo U W. ILtebatdsatx
By III A A. I'lIELI'H.
pi hi k rmh mm
17.
ih« Jdth an­
Hetenala the Mincwuckcra' l «fon and Ha-
<| «acata Oprratora to Hraogwtes II anal
Urset Mea aa I* rea««
s>aw VA arm
Alurtl« Indulgvd la oa Itolh Md«« —
Kallroad Man Sacara IKlay.
sai » mainpmcnt of ih« Grami Armjr,
N«*w Y<»rk,
II. — A conirrent^
Prairie City aiiffrr*! another ««»vere and il«» |>ara»te «in! noi fall ap|»r"|»rl-
tire, which destroy*! *4,000 worth of
»•« I mp LI ttolay 4t Ihv *»(!.<■« - f *'rn*t««r
ately to »fonotw tb» .pirli of tbo war
proparty.
ard lite mem-»ry ut th« gloriotia a< litevw- Plait. <««>vcrn4»r < Mr 11, Srnal<>r» IMatt,
The
!»«wcnl*rg>i ioIng
company merita II»« armjr *wk. to krep greci» in ut Naw Y«*ek. and Quay and Pvnr»-**,
has paid its convict labor aacount for
uf Prnnat)vania, Pr***»kUnt Piaai, of the
tbe mimi, ol tl»e Amcrnan [•»»pi»'
August, amounting l<> II,."»I.NO.
Krathng railroad and E B. Th« ina«.
Th« eroe»! w a» «nthuaiaatic an»i ont-
Ik-nglas *»>»ntv prone growers are «[» km In a lmirat.» a. grwting evcry chair mail id the la ard c»( dlmt r« 4
Is-gtnliing to slilp thè 1903 crup.
Th» i »iivision <>t ih» [»rorewiioo wlth cl»*»r. tlie Erk* tahm I «era pi<'a»nt.
'll*« coa*
yiel»! la 76 per >*nt <f li»« average,
fervnea
with
a
etat^nMint
ma«I«*
ami »lisnilsaing il «III» G»-te|»-.«l
il»»
«hit« thè ‘luality ia firei class
| rewhtotil of Ih» I ni!*l .»tato» l»nt by Hvnatof Platt that tba aituatnM) waa
The »liscorery fise leen re|»»rt*i of
bakCouHAg to Rcruni* tlval tome volution
bis »norgica lo tl>» »«tertsinment of
riti» g«ld ifo|<osite II mi Ics m»rtl»«art
mutt
foniiti at »»n<r.
Ho
«»Per to wttle the strike could l"> lairer j of Galee, <>n Ih« Little North Fork <»f Iti» capita! guot».
l'iiabl» to »-»»»Iure
than that of the miners' representative ih« Hantiam river, in Marion county. ■ ih« «tram <>( revfowing lite otluoin j that the ufaoratora «houltl incline* to
at the ronfermce with President Roose­
i fnim III» .I sim I, li» ar»»M> Ir»»tu th» re- • >n»r cuncraaiulM toward a ■rttlrmenl.
The fifth biennial fruit fair be'» at
velt.
The operators' haughty
ar
“It yw<i mein by that,** aanl Preai«
The clining chair an-l ha»l bimscft >iriv»n
r»gancr, brutal, dominating >|>lrit ami H»»»l River waa a grami aiicvees.
• lent Ba*r, “lhal *n aro to
up
.i
l
l"*n
th»»
line.
Tl>»
uniiaual
biasfihainoue asaurnplion of divine famous little valley fairly outdid itself
the «11»(*'n<of a lab r uni »n, I t«*||
wa<alth, proprietoraiiip, ah<»-k Um uni­ in a gran»! display of choice apples and mte»»»t Ifiti. ii>anil«at*l ws. sppro-
i-iat*i by tl»« ohi «>l»lfore, an-l th» i yon right now that tbo operator* will
verse, and ar»«iae»l tlie indignatl'»o of fruits of ali kimis.
pre.btent was «vorywbere recoiv*! by I »’tniidcr no aurb |»ro|Mmltl«»tt.**
all lovers of justice a ml fair »foaling.
The B>«>th-Kelley l.umlicr company them wlth tomi applauM».
‘‘What more *»ul»l th« miners »to ami
Governor tniall wa* on bia Crc»t in ai \
ha» just pur» ba»*i 2V,tXX) a< res of
M»»re th.ii Ave hoiirs' timo wa» »-on- ;
maintain tbe.r roll re»|>v-t and not for­
Holding a half burnt • »gar
limiter lami in Kaithern Oregon.
The •um*l by II»« p*»««si»>a in |>aaaii>g Ita* j Inatant
feit th« roeps»ct of their fellow men,
pun ha*< Indu lea some of the fln»-»t reviawitig alami in front of th» Wbite In hie band, ami white with rtrltw-
than their willingness to submit all
**Are w»» to nmterrtand
timlmr In the state.
llm colisi» lernt Ion , H»»u»c.
Tbcre w«re al l.-aat 23,000 loout, h«» aatd
matter» in »iiapote to a commission a|>-
was |21M),000.
| m«*n in tb» lino, ami th»» reUmal« of ; that no kthil of o»n<*iliatory |»r* |»>eiti< n
|M»int««l l»y President R»»wevelt, ami
Commamlrr lo Chtef Torrance ran a. wuu>*i rr<v»ivo attention al the handa of
whet that was refinm-l, to leave the en­
The crop of Italian prunes In lane
th«* oiwrator«?**
tire controverev to J P. Morgan, one of »■«inly Is much ligliter than for many high a» 30,000. Tonigli! th« veterana |
*‘l »ltd not aav that," am*wrrwl Mr
bolli
campfirea
in
th»
big
tenta
hi
thv
the nmn largely interest*! with tbe years.
The [s-tite ami silver prunes
Bear; “belt I do nay that wo will not
operators.
There has never l»«n a acre not aff* ted much by the t»a»l While Ilo«*» gronmla.
arerpt pohtbal ad\i<v* or allow the in­
time, either l»«fore the sink« or sinew weather, liuwever, and are showing a
trrfrrriK'« of |M4itiHan« in thia oli r
IMHAM
III
comi UH.%.
Its inauguration, that the miners have g»«»i crop.
affair ’*
not been entirely willing to have the
*‘What <k> you m«n t»y politi* ianaT"
H. E. Bro»»ks, a veteran newspaper While Pl»rr t tra srr Preparing to Urslst
qtieallous involved in
the miners'
•aid <iov«’nu»r O«b*ll, *’f «ant you ami
tlo»rrnm«nt
Authorities.
claims investigated and adjust»»! by any man ami editor from Amarillo, Texas,
all ’»i<*rat ri to un Iwratan.l that I am
has fought into the Itoeenurg Flain-
disinterest*! person.
M»wknr, Colo., Oct. 11.—The wound­ tlie governor of New York, the rb«*0«Hi
They will
“Ju l«iliall of the miners, in l*half • lealer with W. C. Connor
ing <>! Mate Game Commissioner Harris repreeentatlve of 7,000,000 people, and
of the call«» ,»f fn-e»l»»m, for justice ami improve the mechanical *|nipment »>!
I am here in thin matter ndely in that
has grant
ei
..■■■■»■
th«
|»a|»'r
and
a
Hunday
morning
edi
­
right, llm umlcr»ig.i*l, representing the
apacity. and to rwllev«*, tf j*oiwubl«*, an
vicinity
of
Haogely,
where
llm
slus-ting
organise»! wage earners of America, tion will lie ad'led.
intolerable •Ituatiori.
Amt, what I«
appeal to all people to contribute gen­
occurred. A specisi ineesriiger drove nmn», I intend to uae awry power at
Hon. A. R. Burliank.an honored ami
erously, promptly, ami to continue the
into Meeker from that place t»»lay ami my vommaml to do it."
reme until the termination of thia con res|H-< t*l citisen of lefsyelte, »li*i in
President Baer, evhlmtly i
ropirta that al» ut 400 Ct«» have been
that
city
Gctolier
7.
Ifoeva»*!
was
test. And to that «ml th» following
Ing tl»at he (tad g->n«* too far, I
to
in
the
vicinity
of
Rangely
som«
»la>
•
lorn
in
1817,
and
came
to
the
Pacific
■uggnstiona are tna»l«
Governor (Mell an*! «Mid
Coast
in
1*49,
but
return*!
again
to
slaughtering game. Ils nays that since
“First—That in each city anil town,
•’(¡•»%rrm>r, I !>**g your pardon. N«>
buaineas. profeaafonal ami public men tbe East. In 1X53 lie came to Oregon th« tight with Harris th« l»mk» have i«-'- - ti ifh nt * ta i ten I*d an * a••
f »rm relief committeea to »»»licit finan­ ami haw sime readied bere.
wnt their npiaws ami |ap|»»«*s t*» k will hatrn I«« any 0Gggowtt<>nM y«*u may
cial ami other contributions.
to th»' re<MH', alien, which 1» takru to have to make; but, again, I rvpnat lhal
.A number «1 Polk county grower»
“S*-»»n»l—That the hour» t»etween 10
menu that they inleml to tight and »•> mu»t reltiM» to retognia«* the union
have
refused
25
tent«
per
pound
for
ami 11 o'» bs k < f each Monday morning
hold tlieir ground.
Many of the «ell- reprvMrfited by Mr. Mitchell.**
their
hops.
»luring tlie continúan»« of the strike, ia
ere, foaling cwrtaia tliat theft will bu
“I tw'lievo,’* «»id th«* g vorm>r, “that
designated as ‘Miners' Hour,' and the
trouble, hove sent their families to your ¡>'«iti*>n, from a public view, la
Multnomah loiinty'e taiable prop­
wages earned »luring that hour by t he
Meeker.
Tim courier brought »iniers alwolutely untenable. H nail operat­
erty is value»! at I IH,U4!2,46l>.
An in-
working j»*»ple of our c »iinlry 1« •I»'
to all tlie Mieker »tores to <mtn! all tlie ors, railroad men ami other te>ainewi
ernas»» of 177rt,78X Is allow n over 1V01
propriatwi to tlm miners.
guns an»l ammunition they have in mm <an c* »tn bl nr for mntual pr« fit and
.Most of the increaMi is in city property.
“Third—That tl»e ministers of the
slre-k.
The cowboya at Manker are protection there I a no rvaron wt»y lat>»»r«
g<«[»el < f all denominations make a
Ihtring September the On-gon City mobilising to g<i to llm a eno of the ing men atmuld n«»t.'*
special (»lea to their respective congre­ laml office received |7,83A,71.
It is t»-licv*l
Tiiere trouble, if n*e»»ary.
“What ia the pr poeition?** aaked
gations each Hsbliatli morning in (»»half were 54 home-tead entries fll*l.
lhal one of th« Indians was kilhd by Mr Barr, coldly.
of tiie miners, their wives awl children,
Harris in the tight Mon lay night.
* Ju*t thia,** »aid Governor Odell.
The assessment rolls of Tillam<s»k
ami that they constitute themselves
“I am aura that Hie tabor organisation
county
show
sn lacrosse in teiable
into relief coma Itleea among their re-
Molli AMMl MTKlN COM ISUATEl».
of which Mr. Mitcboll ia brad dewirtai
pr-'i-ertv of nearly two million dollars
•pectivn parishionerc.
him to l»e fair with tbe general public,
“Fourth—That the daily, weekly over that of last year.
Soldi«r» Selle 2.SOO Kounda Conslgned to li the operator* wHI conarnl U> give th«*
The opinion seiiii general at Helen»
and lab» r presa solicit contrifoitions
mm five cent* a b>n inernaer, I *itl
Itallan tttrtkers.
from tlieir readers, entertainments I»» that the nop growers who hold their
peraunallv praaenl It to the minrra,
Scranlon,
l'a
,
Oet.
IL
—
One
thou-
arranged aii<l c<>ntribiiti<»n» from union» hops will rnvlve the highest price
amt t ta*lievr they will acvrpt it. It la
Manager Winstanley, of the borrow­ sand rotin»la of «mmunllion «ere *»i<*l a fair propositEm.**
ami other organised foslies solicit*!.
"Fellow citlx«!»», fellow wage earn­ ers association, predicts that within and coufl«Mt*l al thè Ifolaware.A llud
''¡kone thia m< mii , Governor Odell,
ers, come to the aid of the miners in M to 111 -ia»s ti e price wi
M»n Irroghi house In Oliphan today, by that we are to rrcogniar the miner»'
their heroic »»»ntest, ami administer a lenta, ami ui'-st likely 40 cento before
order ol Colonel Watre», of ili« Thir- union?” raid Mr. Barr.
well .writ*! rebuke for the arrogant, next yeur's crop is picked.
♦’It certainly «Law*,“ anawurrd Goa­
teenth regiment.
Thie makrn» 2,500
oppressive ami unjustifiable attitude
erm>r Odell, quickly, “amt there ls no
With on« eicrption Oreg- n's legi*
toward tlie miners of the operators,
iatorsaretn favor of a lils-ral appro­ ioti mi a of atnmunitlon that bave bsen reason why you alioiihi not.**
who w»»uld trample nmler f»»»t an«!
Mr. Barr and Mr. Tlmma* ro e to I".
priation for the Is’wis and Clark fair. »»»nfiacatml in thè anthracite districi
crush the Imarts ami spirits » f the men
Many of them have <1* larwl in favor commanded by Colonel Uatres wlthin Mr rbotnaa remarking that tlie matter
whom they employ with *jually cal­
would la* presented to the other operat*
>>( granting |500,0Ut*.
thè pa-t two »»■»«<
The ainmunition
lous imilffarence aa they outrage digni­
or* ami that an rally answer »■ uid la»
ty, the manhood ami the Interewls of
Ttie sale of the Baisley-Elkhorn mine wa» ct»naign*i to Ifoelfono Paesano, a forthoming
every man, woman and child In our in Baker county ia regarded aa one of leader among thè Italiaus in U|»j»er
“We are to metd a commltte»' of tbe
Passano was ar­ Manufacturer»' a«-«*** iation on Furwlay,
land.
the m»»«t iru[«»riant tuiniug transac­ leckawana ctxinty.
“¡»end all contri tions to W. B. Wil­ tions that hoc ever I wen conennimat*l re* t*l.
ami we may have an aanarr then,’* »aid
Colonel M’atre« haa twwn Inform*! Mr Bari.
son, Hwretary l'nit*l Mineworkers of In that |>art of the »tat«.
Between
America, Htevcns Building, Indianapo­ f'.’AO.OOO and 1 too,000 will 1« s|«nt that l»»hr* of n.eu bave been drilling
The conference broke up, Mr. Barr
lis, Indiana."
by the new company on development in thè woode alinosi dally. Ye«terd«y ami Mr. Thoma» withdrawing
Henal-
he ha»l detachmenta of inali out scour- **r» Platt, Priir —e an ! Quay talked over
work.
TO ISCHI AM Cl HAS AHMY.
ing ti»« «»»»le taf evi'lrmv of euch ac- tlie matter for a abort tune, and then
(fon, ami thè k non lodge that Ih« con- ar|>aral«*4L the two PrntiayIvanlana an­
P ortland harii ETS.
aignment of ammumtion l»a»l l»*»n nouncing that they would g«* l»a> k to
■ •land Congress is No* Con»ld<ring a Bill
Wheat—Walla Walla, 83c, bluretem ahlp|»*l to Paesano wa> oi>taln*l by one llarrivburg amt diartia* the aituation
lur Thia Purpoas.
of theae <i«tacliinents.
8Msc; valley, 84e.
wit!» Governor Hfonr.
WaahiBgton, Oct. 14.—Tbe Cuban
Barley—Fe*l, 120.00 per ton; brew­
sitter the ronleieniw Governor Odell
congress is c >nsi<lering a bill to in­
OOOt> UOAÜS COSAI STIOS.
ing. *21 00.
remarked
“1'be c«ait operator» may
crease the Cuban army to three or
|NM*t|M>nr Uila matter until Tuesday, but
Floar—Best grade, 3.0003 50; grah­
delegates from All Parte of tbe Alate to I «lota't propone to po»t|N ne.
four tlmea Ila present strength, am] am. *2 8603.20.
They are
Mesi In l*vrtlaM (Kloter I I ami M
not a* ting fairly toward tbe ¡«*«>p|e. I
the impression prevails in the island
M . . •'1 "• ! ■ s ■
||l M ROf
*23 60; shorts, »19.60;
Portland, Oct. 11.— A government Iwliov«* ! »ball find mnw remedy.**
that the hill will be enact*!.
Bihould middling«,
chop,
*17.
g
»d
roads convention for Oregon will
S* rotary Root heed tbe s|»|<wl of Pros-
TO TEST TIMIII W.
Oats—No. 1 white, 1101.02%. gray,
Im
held
In ilia Cluunber of Conimene
ident Palma, the legislation wotihl 1«
«.'». at* l per reulaI
l««»k*l upon as almost necessary, as th«
building, Portland, October 14 ami 15, forestry Bure«» Huy a Machins lhal Can
Hay — rimot' y, 410011. H
Cubans are looking forward with much
un-ler the dir* lion • ! ti a t'liiled Mate»
Hreak ll-lmh Square Hearn.
*7.60, cheat, *< [«r ton.
anilely to th» time alien their own
department of agriculture. Invitations
-< !. isksne, m . i-
1
■ » .
Washington,
<>rl. 13.—"The arope of
troop« can form the *>le garrison of
»...
... . —nt t
!
" -'ate at. I work of the bureau of forestry lias
Havana, ami when tier« will item» [»er |»>un>!, lie, liens, *404.7» per
iloiea. per pound, 12c, springs, *2.60 county officers, road eupervi*»re, civil l«eu considerably broader»»! by the
other troops to dispute their title.
enginrers ami others interested In trawl re,«nt creation of the divish»n of forest
The natives of the island, ao- rdirig 03 per doran; frysrs. I »A ’ 23, broil-
<2 50, ducks, *1 5005 per »ios- in»| rovemetit.
prialncts, of which Frederick E. Olm­
to mail advices from the Cuban me­ srs,
sted has I ■er 11 appointed chief.
tropolio, have a misconception of tbe en; turkeys, young, 14015c; gwees,
O. A. B. Elect oWkara.
A aeries of strength tests of tinders
Intention of tills government In leaving (808.30 |«r d rsn
Cheess— Full cream, twins
130
Washington, Oct. II.—The tirami will l»e msde In collaboration will, th«
a handlul of tro»»ps in their territory.
Al «stern tiro-
Those that remain sre in no way acting IS Sc. Toting America, 13%014S. .Army got down to business yesterday bureau of chemistry.
and the encampment of the order, l»e- tiers of wboee strength no «Mart knowl­
as a garrison, and do not assert them factory pticee, 101 f-ac leas.
Hutter—Fancy -creamery, 23027 ltc shlee hearing an addreaa from Com­ edge has ever Iwn obtained will rceive
selves, or thrust llieniselvew to tbe
per pound, extras. 27l%c. dairy, ITS mander in Chief Torrence, and reporta special attention.
The bureau of for­
front, as they did prior to May 20.
from a nurnlmr <»f »»ffh-ere and commit­ estry has bought a Ibelile testing ma­
Offi. tally, neither Ameri»-an »»rticere 020c, store, 12'v016.
Eggs—22X025c per »i»>son.
tees. elected a new bea»! for the ensuing chine, lower hi I enough to try the crons
nor men appmr at any functi.'Mi«.
potatoes— Heel Burhanke,
8<><4rt5c year. TiiS new rorumamier In chief <4 breaking strength of a tough I »earn 13
Whenever they are invited, it is in a
personal ami not an official capacity, l*r sack, nnlinary, 50055c per cental, the I». A. It. is General T. J Stewart, by 12 inrhea, 1« feet long. The ma-
William M. Olin, rhino's »«parity Is 200,(Xx) pounds, and
it ia said today that an American uni­ growers' prows; |.Merc*i sweets, *20 of Pennsylvania.
of Massachusetts, was el* t*l
vite is fitted with an autographic ami autre
form ia rarely seen »»n the streets of 2.25 |»er cental.
flops—New crop, 2O»421r per p>»nn»l commander in chief and James M. matic attachment. Testa are now I su­
Havana, there being practically no
Wool —Valley, I2S'<<I5 c ; Eastern Averill, ol <»*»rgla, junior vice com­ ing made of timbers of the alto insil in
evidence of the pteeenco at our troupe
heavy construction work.
Oregon, 8014 Sr; moliair, 2«i02*<
mander in rhief.
n that vicinity.
Pent—Grows, eowe,
303 Se
per
Cannot Arrest 5oWI«rs.
Penes In Missouri.
pound; gtaete, 4c; . I rose* I. 807c.
W right to Itetlrv.
Veal-7 S«” Sc.
M < t> . M ,
11 —1« a re­
Hhenand»«ih, I'a , Gel. 13.—A war­
Washington. <»ct. 14.—The étalement
pound ; sult of a confer erne here t»«lay twtween
Mutton — Gross, 3c
rant sn sworn out. 1»»lay for tlie arrest
is made that Carroll D. Wright, com­
lrees*l, 6c.
tb« Vnite»! Mineworkers of Miswiuri
missioner of labor, will retire from the
of
Private Wa»leworth for th« killing of
lambs — Grose, *Se per p< Hint I. ami tlie mine operators, practically all
..¡The in two years.
For IS years Mr.
William fmrham, hut Colons! IIullage,
of
tbe
1,300
striking
miners
of
North
­
•lres»*t.
ft
Se
­
Wright has two the chief of the bttreatl
(■»tinti. ern Missouri will resume work Monday. of the Eighteenth regiment, refns«l to
ll»««—Gross, 6*«<4'c
of lat»»r. He is now rngsged in »»me
Colo­
A m-w wage wale for th« ensuing year allow the *>netable to serve It.
Important In castigations, the comple­ drees*!, 707 S*.
was agressi ii|*>o, an ! itlelwlleicd that nel Hullngs says W*lsw<»rth wee jnstl-
tion of which will occupy th« two rear«
George Wyndham, in the British com­ all of tlie miners ami operators in Mi* fi*l In ah<s>ting when Durham refuar.l
he esperta to remain at the head of the
to hall when >hall«ng*l for tlie s*»»nd
lab»>r bureau. Mr. Wright a few »lays mons debate on tl>« Irish question, souri who have fail*l to agree on a
time, an»! that tie acted under orders <»f
ago "«• install*! aa preeid-nt of Clark said llrsh industry canm t rerive until scale for IVO J will soon arrive at a set­
the state department.
tlement.
social proeription ends.
col lege, at Worcester, Maes.
I