The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, January 02, 1903, Image 1

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The h-»»» «.ua, the United •utetwl to perfection I Iwmg minutely lol- ttnialMKl ph.’tugraph. h rttia» here will not tl-umalK n «tutu ti»» II defeat the vn.ls of •--an that in e.uie <d ilia 1‘scltic iv-ast « puny i« turning out The fine work malt ha coiinb-rfvilvrs not •Tough an«J Intima'« in-his workings of trttnenl a» regarda I that they must be d-h-rabla t.ican» Io tie-» in such minute J. WILNoN, £ttonej at Law a:i N:ta j C<x>MMIfACI M »MATED • wily heathen bare rouble «tn,,« tbe ei* 4 put into »fleet. It All work guarantead f rat glare lietstHiu their «all.!set ion given in wary ini Ith that of Jlaltonevt Ladies' hair dressing at all I fndvial authorltle». tkrreful a» Aladdin lamp, a d as soom lbl«*‘ b> on« of tbeir A new one. At lhe is claimed, there are ‘J foryv«l copies of Il Wl < AMD. rs ie»ue>l by Judge »'» •» te* YMMIN»! Imiwmdble to figure le* S 08 * *• <«5$«*lil* f th««> order« nuild " *rr1t<M Y*4ule$* tto ut the i-ounirani-e *4». |, |TlNTNlH«| gtrorva handling th« |«**V*» Y*^^ H* ... ÀrMW la' R«i>liig«r, it i« said, Arriva APMnjr tk that l.e threatened R*. ».Fri ••relit ar any attorney on I r» e. 3 ^«. , . .... •iglil fall, but to •II. I liqs.rd. r« are R^. ». Ir *■ r>»lr»il t>**8** M Lwt uertifi.at«« aisl A»<i • - • • ■> • tg rite autlioriliM T»$»•$$ N<$ | *$$i 4T4W AKniA |n«o-| <*||| ttoo » T *r ith I* *<$ grit mg a l«>gii« one W*Jl •• *f v «Vf t «<> T>4 $M. tf* I another «tate, mi «b*h*r* 4«tlkttvi * ul t. r. »oïl* fax •f 1*0 • U i ta M i tl»« more easily, Tr»»i$ Mn J eœ «i*h U «A I lhe government eg- As 1» tf»Li «I i4 <T* -l» < t tethia f<> ; ffounlerfeithig gang **•’» • M MiaoiLi* flfi j *41 Tw-l*» I d it is knoan lliat Kt»*n AToxt. in manufacture») in •> 1U II XK R. A< •rit., AJUanjf Ut it hl l*li«Ve«l the 1« i petal lug on a t-vyr b«dore at- jBtlpt I f ’WWTe-l U i*l the »forged i-<-rt id Vu»w tmff *eWnûHKc~7ÿT «••1hhlir.ee« ««««;»«.• re re* W* »»•«• »ner<M eer<««rtPrr nmnTTfth ’ey« wrrn 1 Hit Tidt mie^ff tUThi-T.'**!! VIA- eate purporting to cO^pr'fror. . Po.-tlariil be The pre * n Trinidad to spend Christmas, are during the previous year. __ thorltlcs at Guaymas against the In from the neighborhood of Ashland, 70 and presented in .'art Fran- *« i, ah- ss troduction of the disease supposed to mll«a distant. The reflection on the vailing distress among the unemploy under the debris Information receiv ed by friends of different people reald that they are a ide awake. ed brought forth an unusual number | be bubonic plague, now epidemic at Scio, Ore. i loud« was very brilliant. The fires of charitable dinners In all sections Ing > this city was to the , ff.. t that i Masatlan have returned «nd say there NEEDS til Till: AltMf. la do danger of the disease extending were started to clear off tbe wild hay of txmdon. especially In the East End thev would be In Trinidad today and A severe gale swept the north roast itid It 1« l«*rned that n en were seen Ito Gusyuia» or points north as long lands, whll« Ice and snow would pre Iwiardlng the coal train at Hastings. of Great Britain and caused consider | as the present vigilance Is continued, vent spreading, LurMa P »plain. Them and Oivsa Rsaaoas able damage to shipping and w «1er Ludlow Wslaenburg and Agultar as Train« lea»« Watt -■ io |,,r I'rtland Get a FREE LUNCH official telegrams were received tor favoring Ornerai Staff, 't pulled through As they paid no to the Salem la making preparations front property on the Clyde and • nd way stai. -ms at 10 4f> a ID. ui L»»»» ‘ here today from the Governor of the Tyne. fart- there la no record of how many nnd a gluai of Good Cleveland. O. Dae 2 4 The fifty enlarge her city limits. i-r Albany al S OS ; m. State of Sinaloa, who reports the sick there were on the train. If any fourth annual dinner of tho Cleve tn-as decreasing Another telegram Beer ut The superintendent of the Tunnid SENDS A CHICK INSTI All. Wrecking crews have worked dill land Chamber of Commerce, which la-ave« Fortlairt » 30 a m . 7 n m. from Dr Fernandes chief surg.xm of ton mines. In the Gold Creek district, -ently all day clearing the tracks and was held bore tonight, was made ** Albenv It JO p m , lu Yu p tn the Eleventh H«-gimeut of Infantry lias gon« to Denver to purchase a President Too Busy to Play Santa Claus • u. i ed.-d In rcnxivlng the wreckage notable tM-cause of the attendance of Arrives Ashland 12 S3 a m , II 30 a m staGone<| at Maxatlan says: of th« engines The freight care are several m<-n distinguished Hi war and milling plant for the development of Sacramento 5 p m , 4 35 a tn at tty «ter Bay. "Thirty ca*«s of "bubonic plague" the properties. plied In a great heap on the right of peace. Tbe guests ol honor were Han Franci«co 7.45 p m , i li a. sent to th« luixarvlo. of which 15 have New York, l>«c. 28.—For the second way and It will require all day tomor Governor Nash. Adjutant General died In seven nays. Amongst troops A Joint "log-rolling" given by Ash time In 15 years, says s Press dis row to get things In shape for running Corbin. General H B. M Yi-nug and <»gden 5 48 a m II 45 a m. cat«» land and Phoenix Camps. Woodmen patch from Oyster at the barracks not a single Bay. Preaident trains over the road at thia point In General A, fl Chaffee. U. 8. A . John !>vnv»r U « m fl a m Sanitary precautions taken.** Kansas City 7.88 a m . 0 30 » tn of the World, was largely attended by Roost-volt did not act as Kris Krlngle the meantime all Colorado A South G. .Milburn of Buffalo, anil Senator V. CLADEK, Prop’r I . ........ . Chicago 7 45 a m . fl Mi a m delegations from Southern Oregon In peison at the Cove school, where era trains are running over the track« Hanna. These occupie«i the platform Investigating In Mexico. lxa AngelM 1 30 i. m , 7 a. m. table, at whl« h also sat Tom L. John- and Northern California, and was a his children were taught prior to his of the lienvcr A- Rio Grande. SCIO ORE Waslu ng ton Dec. 3« -Th«« I ’ nltcd elevation Io th,- head of the Nation El Paso tt p m . fl p ni son, Myron T Herrick ami •H hers. grand success. I Slates Marine Hospital Service au Laat year the President could not t Fort Worth fl > • m . fl 30 p m. The first «peaker was Governor Nash, HANOI D BY A MOB. Prof. G. L McKay, head of f the spare the time to come here, and this thorltlcs have decided to dispatch an I City of Magico V 85 a m .VM a. who referred to the growth of the expert to the coast of the Gulf of Call dairy department of the State Agri year events have been pressing too State of Ohio, and especially of the Nvgro Kills an Offkee. and 1« Hung Io a City of Cleveland fornia in Mexico tv Invretlag«- th» re tultural College of fast atinut him to admit of hit coming Homi a 4 a m . 4 a in Th« nest «¡leaker Iowa, nays: Telephone Pots. porta of the atp«aran<e of plague Some days ago Mr Risisevelt sent New Orleans « .’5 p m , fl ?5 a m was Adjutant General Corblu, who "There la no question In my mind among the Immigrant Chinese there a little slip of paper bearing his au Washington « 42 a m , « 42 a m Pittsburg Kans Dec. 27 Mont «poke to the toast "The Army and Its 1 but no one has been designate«! for but that .„try products and baron New York IS 43 p m., IS 43 p m tograph. which enabled the principal romery Oodley. a Negro was taken Needs.** Major General Corbin said pork can b<- produced cheaper In to deal more liberally with h«r charg from the jail lodar and lynched hy a In part the service. Oregon than In any other country In es than she had* been able to do be mob., because early this morning hr "We have much that Is satis Pullman «n-l T c -t < ara on I*.th I pldemk Is Abating. the world." Prof McKay has visited fore The sleds, games and dolls •hot and hilled Milton Hinkley, a po factory ; our otfii era and men are of tram« Chair car» b» , «mento U» Og Mexico city. I»e<- 30 The plagu«- Holland Belgium, Denmark, Ger were more costly than usual and the llceman. while the offl<«r was trying the beat sober, brave and Intelligent, den and El Paso, and touri«t cars to situation la decidedly Improve«! at many, and E>-ngand. and his Inveatl candlra in greater quantity. Th«-re to protect himself from a crowd of We are fortunate tn having a penna- hic«|. Kl I..»..s, N. w Orleans and Ik to Oregon i Masatlan. Only three deaths occur gallon« on this subject make him an were two tree Instca«! of one, and unruly Negroes 'aahington The Negro jerked nent military establishment of vol red yesterday Steamers sre still pre authority unsurpassed. Ml»n Provost tbe principal, read » the officer« pistol from Its scabbard unteers What la known a« the reg Conn«» ling at San I ran e-o »ith vented from touching st that port »»crai line« I r II. i * .: • . ( • « letter from President Roosevelt tell and »hot the officer with It from be ular Army la In the high««! sen«« a Ha« alwayg in «took a /hllipj mes. Central au.I bwutb Amer Ing the boys snd girls how sorry he hind Two hours later a mob gath volunteer army, every officer and man es. Kansas and Missouri Frsexs. was that he could not be with them PORTLAND MARMìTS. er«d and took the Negro from the city taking service of hla own motion. choice lino of Winua A telegram was sent to the Presl jail where he had been taken after But perfection of organisation Is de Kansas City. Dec. 30 Advices re Seo Mr« M E Woodnansse, «g«ut at dent telling him how much the chll Liquors and Cigars. Wheat— Walla Walla, 70c; blue- h>- was • aught, and hauged him to a manded—a harmonious and Intelli West Scio station, or «.I Irise celved Imlay Indicate severe weather dren appreciat'd hie gifts and wish telephone pole •tem 'tie; val lay, 75c. As he was choking gent method of coordination and di- throughout Kansas and Missouri ing him many more years In his pres W. E. COMAN, G. I*. A., I jiws tor the administration I to death one of the members of the -Hon Barley—Fe*l, $23.50 par ton; brew- ent position. I Concordia. Kan, reports xern weather ALBANI BEER ON DRAUGHT. mob cut his throat and ended hla of the army have been drafted on the ■ I . there, and all along the Missouri Pad Eortlund, Oro, suffering statute books In many parts without fie road this same condition prevails Flour—Best grade, 3 flJ4|4 40; grab Dcath ot CoL l.ockwood. » continuity of legislative thought, no Hutchinson. Kan . reports the coldest am. |3.20<il3.80. Kaiser Has a Good Tlmv. that, starting out with the Constiti!- New York, Dec. 27.—Colonel Henry weather In years, the thermometer at Millstufls— Bran. |l».00 per toil <*lay Ixx-kwood la demi. In Bellevue Berlin Dec. 2» Emperor William lonal provision that the President that point registering five below xi-ro shall command lhe Army and Navy, mbklltngs, 123.50; short«, I10.ML Hospital, of a short lllnesa At Atchison five below la recorded. He was •pent Christmas In hla usual way you toon overtake conditions which At M«-<b o Mo a coal famine con chop, 118. «2 yeare old Colonel I Mr k wood was Ilia Majest took a walk In the after baffle and bother those charged with fronts the people. There Is no more Oats—No. 1 white, |1.15«1.17S; edneated for the bar. and enlisted in noon In the Sans Soucl 4’ark and dis responsibilities connected therewith."* •-oal for sale at any of the yards and gray, $1.12 *«<81.15 per cantal. 1 M«2 In the Union Army He was bre tribute«! bright gold pieces fresh from «he thermometer registered sero laat veted Major for gallantry at the I.SOO Ml HI; KILLED. Hay — Timothy, $118112; clorar, the mint among the gardeners and night. OF ENGLAND, stormlng of Fort Fisher $- 49.00; cheat, $s-4l> per ton. Ile wm the aulhor of "The Aboli- watchmen. larthqnake In Asia was Moat IMsastruss Potatoes— IkMt Burtenks, 80«$ 70» lion of the Prealdency."* In whb h hc Ph ill ppi im Veteran Missing. After dinner at 4 o'clock the Christ lamine and P««lilen»e. Denver, Dec 20 -Second Limiten jiar sack; ordinary, 5<M80c per cental, adv<M-ated a plural executive, to 11« ma« trees were lighted In the Shell London, Dec. 25. —A dispactli from ant William M Klater. Company M growers* price«; Mercad sweet«, $1.754 known aa thn Eiecutlve Council hall of the new palace. All the child- whlch should be « hosen In joint sea New .Margheian, Russian Turkestan, Eighteenth United States Infantry, has $2 par cental. «Ion by the two bouses of Congres« r»n of lhe imperial family were pres reports that tbe earthquake at Andijan been missing from Fort Ixvgan for Assets in tho United States Poultry — Chickens, 19,804,902 sed. fle, and arYrral other work«. ent and each had hla or her own trro hilled 3,500 people in and near that nearly two week« The Denver police young, bflllOr; turkeys, of a alae proportionate to tbe child. city, and destroyed In,000 houses. department haa been asked to help to live, 17 <4 We; '.*0 <d 21 ; Searching for Mutlecsr». lhe rumblings inntinue. locate him Lieutenant Klaler Is 23 Tlie author* This Com jinny hss been writing In «o ranee In lhe United ducks, |7«7.50 gee*-. $« I nglfM« Mst and killed Both ClWwa. years of sge He enlisted as a prl ¡ties so far have not been able to <-o[ie Victoria, B < ’ . Dec. 27. According Blates since 1848, and has paid loaves to tho amount of 832,000.000 rate In the Stith Cavalry sli years <43.50. Rattle Creek. Mich . Dae, 29 tn with tbe destitution of the star» ing. to advices received from Honolulu Cheasa— Full praam, twine. It'S* ago at Philadelphia Shortly there a head on collision on the Grand unsheltered people. the British cralser Sherwater has left Trunk Hanway near after he went with the battery to the 17hje; Young America, 17*4*181« ___ here, Engineer here for Pitcairn and other aotitheast Jamra Kerwin and Fireman Theodore Philippines and saw active service factory prices, 141 l«c less. Coal <HI I« Iowa. In and about Manila. islands, and will make a search for Rrhluiiala of a light engine, were In lies Moines, la., Dec. 24 Oil has Hutter—Fancy ersamary, 27*4*30. stantly hilled, and Engineer lirown I«r prmnd; extras. 30c; dairy, 20 lhe mutineers who left the ship 1*1 and Fireman Burkhardt, of a freight been discovered ooilng from the Sai n» Stop« Traffk. tester ('Mlle after shooting the cap banks of the Coon River, near Grant 4"J2*«c. store, 15<4 IB. tain and killing Seiond Mat«- INion train, were fatally injured. The i-n City, In Sac County. A quart of the Marquette. Mich . Dec 2> —A glnrs collided while going at full Eggs—25(435« par dirsan. The mutiny occurr««! 30»» miles from oil aent to Ames College for an analy vere blitsard, which has been blowing speed. The light engine had been sis la said to have been found to be Hop»—New crop, 23d$88c per pound Pitcairn and It was believed that the for 24 hours, today rrodred streetcar mutineers might reach that Island, If sent out from Battle Creeh to meet MO per cent. pure. The discoverer. a Wool—Valley, 12'«*l5c; Eastern they did not perish at sea. and help pull the freight train to the woman, haa quietly service temporarily Impossible, and leased go.ooo city. made railroad transportation slow Oregon, 8<Ol4*«c; mohair, 3fl*2fic. IRVINE & MYER, Props. acres In the locality. and uncertain. Treat Stopped a Warm Heart. Reef—Grnea, cows, 3*3 *«• p»« Pope 1 so Takes s Hand. Fee Veclpesclty la Cost. Duluth. Minn . St.—George Piydell, pound; steers, 4c; dressed, 8*7«. I Ire Pro»«« T»pan«l»a. Txvndon. D«e 2>.~ The Rome corres aged 56. with hla arms full of Christ- V m I— 71t*fl*sr. Washington. Dec 23 Senator pondent of the Dally Mall telegraph« l«odge Introduced In the Senate a hill Mutton — Go««. 3e per pound mu presents for friends and tela Blibee. Aria.. Dec. 23 A fight In a a« an outcome of the negotiations with fives, fell from ethautlon when with authorising the President to remove dlaorderly bou«e at Csnanea. M.-xlen draaaed, 8c. I am lie — Groa«, 3*»e par pound. in ties feet of his home, snd froxe to the Raton Court, the pope haa «ent a the duty on coal coming Into the cauaed a fire In tbe place whlch re Hack Connects with all train« al West Scio a ad morning death last night. Piydell lived all prelate to Geneva to Inquire Into the United States from Canada, when •ulted In the loaa of $20.000. Düring iir«*»l. fl We. train at Hunkers. alone In a little house nesr the har clrrumetancea of the flight of the ever the duty on coal from the United Hog»—Groes, 8***8Hep»r pound - bor front, where he conducted a con Crown Princess of Raiony, with a States going Into Canada shall be tbe fight a lamp was knocked over and starte«! tbe blase. 're»sad, 7*7*4«. view to arranging a separation. fectionery and cigar store. removed. COPY ers JV)D SC Southard Pacifia C j norsHsnooing a spiciarry "' SHASTA ESS’ÏE Th n Gem S a loon. * • ■» • < ¿S®aw Ilm» SALOON X-V;-- A f jr IRA A.IPHELPS, Agent, Scio, Or© I i 4 A A y VeX’’ ( / - V"., • J* • Our Rigs .Ire First-Class and Our Horses Are Good Drivers. • •.. A, / .'^'Z4k’-e SCIO LIVERY AM) «S ' 1 *4 »]