The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, January 09, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextNEWS. THE SANTIAM Pul4i»h»>1 vvvr> Fri»laj •< By I*. C IH'MI’IIREY DEAI.EIL VUMM —IN— F1NF CONFECTIOMFRT, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. F»r anwsm. tavxis--i> la a l»a»1 •* “ •• .......... I «a A4varll«taff rataa at lair, living raiaa.to hr paM monthly . All kinds of HoET DRlnkS, and LUNCH GOO INI Tran «Ian l •<1»rrtli»tnrnt» moat »•» raM fr»r w -.an t ha r>« tr I laglvan for tharr inwHkin fentrcri! •< th- Nntt la mail wui'et al *> k>. Oragtrn. a* HUF I rox |{ Real Estate Broker. Notary Public. ' Jualkr ot the Peace. d. J. QHuntau banker Mill. Dl(Ei.tiN tCIO. OKI(KIN. IL NTEW a IIT, 0. M. 1».. J OFFICERS l*r«-»i lent I saltier DENTIST M IO. OHEOO.N . .. .... T J Mi >5rs .... W. A. Fain/ flocs a general banking and exchange busiim*. I.sm made al current rates i and draft. I mu « x 1 un pnnci|«al cities. ■BR* - H» Keystone Tonsorial Parlors. Mitos of IT a Ur—4a M aalwd Out er Bartod Imminw Props rt> t oaa (Nucceasor to L. W. Illchatdwn. SCIO. LINN CO' MV. WKMIN. Flao.Uu, IKMJÜS IS M a SHINOTON /’. //. . vm '/ jhxg . SC o. Oregiwi. • A. W. Hugei] Beattie. Jan 4- White Hirer over flowed its banka near O'Brien Bta tlon. four miles below Beattie at J c'clock thia morning The people of the loan, not tearing disaster. had re tired laat night, but were awaken««! by the water. In many cases creeping Into their beds. Orillia, a town on the While Hirer, two miles above O'Brien, waa also flooded but the peo pie were warned and many of them hfl their homea and •«•< ured places of safety before the rushing waters had surrounded their home». At O'Brien however. little children, wo men and men wets Imprisoned in their bouses with eight and 10 f««-t of water about thorn. A relief train waa ordered from He al tie and on arrlrlng with boats, the rex utng party found several families the women nnd children of which were hud<lle<! on chair* and table* In order to keep from the waler that was more than two feet deep on the floors All persons were taken to places ol safety. No Urea are reported lost, but much household belonging» fence» and xime building» have been ruined or lost. Tacoma. Jan. S. There waa noth Ing doing on the Northern Pacific to day. not a train leaving the city, an«! the railroad official» are unable to make any dr finite »laU-ment a» to the future Th« chlnook »till prevail», •nd water 1» pouring «town th« Ca» cades In torrent». At Martin, on the All kind« of watches, docks and jew «sat aide of the tunnel, there la a washout of nearly JOO f««et, while aev elry rcixired promptly. «ml places between the tunnel and Ellensburg are under water, or the HCIO . OREGON tracks are covered deep In mud. C. II. KI CK. Proprietor. ati3 JcwcUt All work g’iarsnle««l flrat «-less and •atl»(act««n xiven . «-very ta <• Ixdu-»' hair dn«aaing at all times Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Castle Kock. Wash . Jan. 5 - Th« situation here Is somewhat Improved Th« flood reached it» highest point at II p m Haturday. ami has since I rvceded almut 20 Inches. The rain I has ceaaed. It Is estimated that aliout A Lull Line of l aakets. Coffins, 13.000 cotds of shingle bolts have and Holte» always on hand at gone down the river. The center span of the Toledo wagon bridge Is gone r< nsonable prices, at the and many smaller bridge» alao. but <onimunlcatlon with th« country ills trteta Is almost Impossible, and full details cannot be learned. The Wright null IxMim ga»« way today Scio • • • Oregon. letting out several hundred cords ot bolts All the piling recently driven fot a bridge across the Cow Illi at this IKiint la also gone. Undertaking.. Tl«f I < ANI». H<9 11. V r 4|WI m B Tr»Jn IrM.os v *a t « •» •• <4vr««ltU •• 4711 » chi Vaqtiht« r? 4\ r N i **» * a - >•- I, UlMrwlH|i t««»4*wa V 4 | >t >) » |«<M»e« • << • 4 «.» Arilt«* 4 - a if A V. . n i» •• u.o r w. Scio Planing Mills JB«. 1. f r 1 rir»*»l 1.« !• 1 U r Al (»*<*• »»»■• toll M M W ». 4. I f MB Ixna»«»« |*»(O»il • Wt A M Arrtto» 4 Il A A M Trata Nu la» • • m Ai «t u ta tlf«« ia |ni<x( • to« " I* •» <h '• '»» 1 fm< . «• »«•!< «ri* • ar r«< ■ »-«’ • i«t i.’.» n .1« tiicnt ,f s J*, H<*rth Lx »il t I InaLi or f.».| u<* fa Tflln »<• J. .»IVU »1*1» «hr 4 F, W -fit M«ta lr*|a -*« < *»• »'» «»* * t-»«»ta4 ft»» |n I* •> -. de-rs « M kilMrtir n't t a-i I» •• not 1» U» tWtMft I. KI»W|X toT'»\K. Mattagmf f. Tt U vf . i„•< ..i, A. IHS’S’ SOU’!’!) -VIA- Southern Pacific Co. MA37A BDD7B. Trains leave West S< i<> for • i.-I - f.u Allxny al I Ufi p in I'ortland J. J. Barnes & Everett. Wash Jan. !> Traffic con dltlons on the* Great Northern nnd Nortbarn Pacific arc worae than yes i irrday Bridges No 97 ami 99. <>*i i th« Great Northern, near Madiaon are out, owing to slide-» No trains We buy our .lock in large quantities have come- from the East since Frl atei keep a full Im« ut carriage and ■lay. hut the Great Northern etpecta «»K-.u material All kinds of work in to bring a train In Tuesday The Bill lagciamish River la covering the town >.ur lu>« dune on abort notice. of Silvan» and la higher than for 25 yearn. Plank nnd skid roads are washcMi out The Gre-at Northern Coast trains from that teoint com« I ¡...u. Scio fir«1 J M'.a'-tfl k < IO, VJI t • over the- Norta«rn l,n«ifl<’ trae ks. The Hnohomlsh River Is still booming Great Northern bridge» at Hultan and Lowell are washeel somewhat out of line. laxe«. r>>rtlai I • ■' a m * |> m. •• Alluny 12 30 p. in., IO 30 p. m Arrivi« iridi- II.' ivi . Il «i a tu •• Hacreaaento 5 p m . 4 35 a ni " bau Eraiu lsco 7 4.5 p in ,8 15 a m. Ogden 5 45 a m , Il 4.5 a m. •• iH-nver Va m . V a m “ Kansas l ity 7 '.*5 a ni.. 9 30 a. in •• I - |5 " Ix» Angeliw 1.31 n in , < a. ni. ■' Kl Paso li i- •’ Fort Worili rt JO s in . ri :») u ni. n. r> p Son m General BlackSmiths and Wagenmakers! Horseshoeing a Specialty Get a FREE LUNCH and a ghiMi uf (.ruoti Beer nt Th a Gem S a loon. V. ULAHEK, 1’rop'r - SCIO ORE •■ ii m •' •• “ Houston 4 a in . 4 a in Sew Grleans fl'.*5 |> m U SA a ni H'a»liln^t.,n n 42 a r > b i-‘ a tn S ■ » 'i I Pullman and Tourist car» on l»>tli tram. Chair car» HacratnciiUi t<> ilu den sud El Paso, ami V urial ears to I ■ i Louis, Xuw <b leana and Washington Conn«, tiiiu at Han Eran -.o with •vera! lines for Honolulu, Jsj^in China .'liilipplnes. l enirai ami Booth Amer ca. Hee Mr. M E Woodnanaue, agent at West .tat n • > ud iri « W. E. COMAN, C 1‘. A , 1'ortliiinl, Ore. SALOON Oregon Kcio Has always in stock a choice line of Wine. Liquors and Cigars. ALBANY BELR ON DRAUGHT J. M. MOORE. House, Sign and Carriage Painter All Work (hinrnntcvd. Estimate» Promptly furnished. SCIO, OREGON castkci wovt akhkati . Says Itriielutlein Would Soon I nJ Without AU ol f oreign Power». Carac»» Jan S The. report that Prenideot Castro propeiaea to aledh ate- or resign the Presidency 1s untrue The correspondent of the Associated Press »aw the Pre»ident with regard to th!» matter today The President laugheel when questloaxl and then »aid thoughtfully "You are at liberty to say that I have fought during two years to re tain th« supreme power which was In vested In me by the people of Vene tuela I will no more abdicate than I will resign. The- Matos revolution without assistance from foreign pow er» will xxin be past history " The course pursued by the alllee! powers In maintaining the blockade of lx Guayra has < su»«d astonish ment among the foreign residents of this city W"h«n the Ihit<h steamer Print Wilhelm I arrived off la Guay ra to take on board the European malls the authorities at la Guayra sent the mall out in a small l"*t Thia boat was rtoppad by the British cruiser on blockade and the mall bags were taken on board the warship The postal clerks who were In the small boats, aay th.« mall bags, not withstanding thdr protesta, wete opened on board the cruiser Prink Made a Murderer. Missoula. Mont , Jan <'■ l'ran-1 with liquor and opiates. Isiul» If Mott emptied the contents of a re volver Into his wife this afternoon Bhe died at the hospital five hours later Mott was arrested Mott's laundry waa sold xime week's ago because of hl» drunken habits Blnce then Mott has been drinking heavily and abusing hla wife The ■ ouple had words In the parlor. Mr» Mott, fearing violence went to the kitchen and then outside. He fol lowed and shot her. Indians Killed a Witch. IRA A.IPHELPS, Awet* >n the United States Agent, Scio, Oro. - - |9,8(M,002. This Company has been writing Insurance In tha t'nlied Htatwa alncv IM*, and ha« |mld losses to the amount of SffJ.nOO,000 Beattie. Jan. « — United State» Mar ihal Bhoup arrived from Juneau to day with three Hoonah Alaska In dlana sentenced each to four year»' Improxmment In the United Blates Penitentiary on M< Nell'a Island for causing the death of Indian Isaac, whom they claimed to be a witch They kept Isaac tied to a tree for eight days, the eipoaure and hunger resulting In hla death. Msvkan Smelter Strike. Ixredo Tcv Jan. « -At Monterey Meilco. 250 of the employes of the large Guggenheim amelter have gone out on strike be« ause of dlssatlsfac tlon with a new system of pay. About ¡60« others ar* ateeted. NEWS OF OREGON ITEMS (» INTTREST F«0M ALL PARTS NI W VI-.AR5 AT M A.M1INGTON. PresMewt sad M Its Hold BrUMaat liK«p- lion la New kA Mt« B oom . PHILIPPINE CABLE IM Cl AHI M ah IPUNSHI I P. Great County Nstttsr. I eg leg a Two-Mlls limit taw. Washington. Jan 2 - - l*r«»ld«nt NOW riMSHIO TO HONOIUI AND John l>ay City. Or . Jan I.- Grant Roosevelt's New Year's rx-eptlon w»» and Baker County cattlemen and x«t- OWN FOR BUSINESS. one of the moat brilliant events tn Here are agitating for a two mile lim Washington society history All rail it law. similar to that In operation in ttalta. Moat Os is txw ts Precurs Weise .' er» were afforded the opportunity of CaM* -Ship Ml*«down Had a M«n») and Idaho aad California, by wbl< h sheep Itlgkls Bowberg S s K xhis Mesi Osee . greeting the President sn«l Mrs Rouse t akoriows Veyage. but Human Energy ranging la not permitted within two I velt and »«changing with them the oa Swede,. Cattle Dying ol void and Ptmk Coequ*r«d at l ast M*a mile» of any aettier's habitation Thia pula a new phase on the bit Omat Centrel Peys Off O. ■ A N. lompllmetiU ot the new year. No dla stood Knee D««p la Water M lU H< Unction» were made except such as ter and bloody range f«u<| that exists Rslte. Vksges. I lalaMd ta Maalla by dal, «th. were rendered uecr-snary in preaer- In this county b««tw«vn home and for vallon of order sign stockmen, for while the move In George txwreme a pioneer ot 1(42, Honolulu. Jan 3 - The voyage of the The general public for the first cahlcshlp Bllvertown waa eventful and Grant County la apparently one of died al hl» home on Pistol River, time had an opportunity to see the : at times unpleasantly exciting settlers against sheep owners, It la Il Is reported that many cattle have died from the cold on the rungee I widely heralded Improvement» In the Twelvq hours out from Ban Franetocn really a step against the invading White House Improvement» whl* h the «aide ship waa beset by bad hordes of Morrow. Gilliam, Wheeler. about Roseburg. weather whl< h eontinu«M with the «x when completed will have cost about : • eptlon of one day to th« end of the Crook and other county sheep whl«h An organilcd band of bora« thieves : »600.000. In addition to a desire per Is op-rallng on th« range* of the 1 voyage Variable winds that at time« pour In here annually for summer j aoaally to wish the Preaident and .Mr» I approa< hed the velocity of gales range Boulhem Oregon mountains. Bimultancously cornea the A large msjo-lly of the < tl»«na of j Roosevelt a Happy New Year, hun ■ heavy seas that buffeted her about tidings that Grant County stockmen lirant County will light the proposed dred» were attracted by a wish to see retarded the passage, as well as cn are preparing for organisation suf forest r«s«rvv In th« Blue Mountains. the White ><««u»e In Ila new a a,I hand dangered the safety of the cable. In ficiently strong to keep out these I tact, every adverse condition that 1» The Granta Pssa city council has some Interior finish and furnishing usually encountered In the landing nt sheep and reserve next seastin'a range passe,I an ordinance forbidding chick To many who were familiar with th» » cable waa met with and al times for home stockmen It make» the «ns ftom running al large within cer Interior of the mansion as It was a made th« task most hazardous outlook for trouble In the Bpring tain limits A more perfect day could hardly be year ago the changes made were a brighter than ever, though the bril United Htatea postal Inspector has revelation. While In a general way imagln««l than Bunday, limember It liant outlook for rang« war In 1903 viewed a new rural delivery route the form of the Interior has been re when the shore end was landed near tain- - 1 - lb« Cliff House, of Han Franrlaco, Tin- waa more than fulfilled up Roberta Crs*k from Roseburg, and end of the line was brought <m board will In all ptobabllity report favorably 1« wholly different Just 102 yearn ago President John the steanier at $ 30 In the vvenlng and NAfHiNAI TltlPlH.NI (HI NT. . upon It. Adams and hla wife opened the Whlt>- th« start was made at 13 30 M<>n«la) The Great Central Railroad la dia llou»« with a New Sear» reception morning. The favorable condition» trlbutlng lota of money along It»» to their friends and to ine publla g>-n • onllnucd until II o'clock on th«« Msmphla uumpsnls» te Ita Nxleus ot a IHMi.iMMi.ihMi ComMaatlM. route by paying up all bilia for labor ••rally Th« iliwn of th«« first fete day morning of that day. »Ina the vessel and merchandise to the first of the within the walla since become hlator lan Into a squall of wind and rain Memphis Jan 2 t atrong rumor new year. Ic was accompanied by the noise of that came out of th« west. Bteerlng I» current In Ibis « Ity annouucing sn saw and hammer, aa was this day through a miuthweeterly course, th«- The city offl< lais of Roseburg have « ffort io forni a giganti«' • •■mblnatlon ieclded to enforce the ordinance clos On ac<«mt of the unfinished con Hllvertown offered a broad starboard <>f thè ludepcndent tel«'ph<>n» inter ing aaloong on Bunday, and all sa dltlon of the lower floor. I’rreldent beam to the storm. 8oon the seas ■Kins In the city obeymi the ordinance and Mrs. Adams received thdr guests »■ere whipped Into coofualoo. rolling est» of thè United Stai*-» wlth thè In the room on the second floor now the vessel In a manner most danger Memphis Ixmg Distane«« Telephone last Sunday. occupied by President Roosevelt aa ous to the cable The velocity of the Company, capitai »teo.ooo, and ih» Dr. Ixwhaugh, the Pottland owner a library. While the Improvements wind Increased, and early In the after of a fast French automobile, has been now are more nearly completed than noon great green seas txiarded the Memphla Telephone Company, capitai ' ! ■ . >. « was the mansion Itself nt that time It »larboard bow and swept along th« »400.000, va a basi». The rumore«! al of a team that waa frightened by the will be several months before th«- deck an.l exap««l Into the sea Rance la sald io tu« backed by Ih« In ucw machine and broke luoae and ran workmen will have finished their task through the port a. «ipie r» T.«,:-' terrata mcntloticd. thè Btromberg- away, It was a merry day for th« Hi«»« evening ropes were stretched aboul Prior to the reception the deck and everything waa made Carlxnt Manufacturing Co, of Chic A buggy <oiitalnlt.jt three persons velt children waa run Into by a switch engine In th«-y ha«l a Jolly time In the lower part Inst The rain ceased, but the stnrtn ago. an<| llarvey Meyer», of l'ovlng- with unabated fore« ton. Ky Th« s< hcine la sald to l«e th« Haleru yards and smashed, and the of the house. They manifested the continued hors«» torn entirely dear ot the ve liveliest Interest In all th« arrange through the night thè outgrowth ut Ih«« annusi m««»-tlng Under ordinary conditions the lln< bide, but neither the occupants of the menta. of' th«« lndi’p«-nd«nt trlephon« toni Is paid out 7 per cent faster than th« Th«« President wan In eti-ellent splr rig nor the horses were Injured In the Its. and Mrs. Roosevelt never s««me<l »p«'«’<l of the vessel This was Increas panica at Chieggo on I >•'<«■ mber 8 least. happier or more gracious. Th« Pres cd during th«« storm to 10 per rent The prop >»«d pian nvolvi«» aboul The town of Dallas And» It nee«» 1 1«ut » ia attired In a fro 1 suit, nnd Even with this concession th« strain aary to go to law In order to procure the only dash of color about hla at was terrific. As the ship lifted am’ »I00.000.000. General Manager War- water right» for a dty water supply, , ft. ..f ,- .1-. h fl: ■ .-•> lurched the great drum around which ren. of thè M'-uipbia Long Distane« and as towns of that si»« cannot bring the strand w»s passing would almtMl Telephone Company, lavi night ad <;u< h suits without consent of the tat th« blu«room. the reception proper b« • ease to revolve one moment, only tc mltl«HÌ that th« rumor wa» true. Ixit pavera, an election will ba held to ob gan. resume with a rush the next render «tal«-«! that nolblng definii«« bas Ix-eti tain thia consent. Ing the life of the men In the tanks The O. H. A N. Co han ilei Ided to a ha sard. The dynamometer regulal accompllsheil yet CAHLR TO H awaii . raise the wages of all Its <le< khanda. Ing the speed of and the strain ot> wat< hindi and firemen, beginning th«« line st such tlnu«s fluctuated will Al HIAt rOBI’l ini INVI Nil D. January I. The Increase in wag«» I Irst .Mrssagc Cams New Years Night ly. rushing from an Indicated strain will be $5 per month, and about 125 From Doi« to Pooxvrlt, of two tons or leas up to four and even Il l lls» I Ihs a Thlng of l Ile, llslng tn«n will benefit by it. It will Include San Francisco. Jan. 2 —the fl rat five tons When It Is understood thsl ttwUicd I rum Terra I Irma employe» on the Hnake River boat» the breaking strain Is «4 tons. It New York Jan I Professor Cari as well as those running on the \W message from Honolulu over the Pa must be apparent that failure to re clflc cable was received h««re at 11 03 relieve th.- strata promptly meant dis Myera a balloon maker of Frankfort. lamette and Columbia. A Are In Salem’s Chinatown caused o'clock laat night. The signals were ast«r to the precious line and Its lua> haa constrioted an clectrlcal serial |50<) damage to x>me old wooden p»«rf««ct at both ends The ap<-ed war In 2500 fathoms would have meant a torpedo, whlch I» to tw exhlhlte«l at fast, but the operators have not flg long and xt I ihis delay In the comple thè lamlslanna l’uri ha»« Etpoalllon buildings. ured out the rate at which the «arllret tlon of the work of laying the cable The region about Summerville will messages were exchanged. The first ns well aa being a moat expensive aays a Ultra. N Y . dispai« h to th« have a new rural free delivery route, message was from Governor Dole t<- happ>«ning to the contracting <<>tn Herald. to begin February 1. 1903. pany Rare good jifdgment In th« President Rooaevdt. Th« aerial torp«-«lo fi«-» llk«- a thlng Almost immediately after communi handling uf both the ship and the of llfe. I» «Irlven by two alumlnttm Ontario will make another flght to «able at these critical times »verted obtain th« county neat of Malheur cation was e»tabll»h««d a mesaage of x rew biade», maklrig 3000 revolution» County at the < inning session uf the greeting waa flash«») to President an accident. The cable finally reached Moloakal a minute ami rotate«! by an elettri« legislature. Reeaeveit at Washington The m«« «•age wu from Governor Dole of Channel on Christmas day and had to motor, whlch obtaln» II» power front The badly decomposed body of a Hawaii. The text wan withheld, pend tie buoyed there for a week before man was found on the South Umpqua Ing receipt of the message by the the »«a l«*-< amc calm enough to splice an ordlnary In« and"»« «nt llghllng current of Ilo volt» The movement» It to the Hawaiian shore end. river. 11« had appearently twen President In person. That feat waa finally accomplished are dirette«! by l»u acro piane» a« link drowned. The body wa» well dressed • n New Year's night, amid great popu ss raddera movlng thè resaci Cable Works Itesullfully. up. A British ship direct from Shanghai, lar rejoicing. San Fr.inclaco. Jan 2 The pa la lu quarantine at Astoria, having a Clarence Ma. kay. president of th< down, tight or left. In «irete«, spirala case of smallpox on board. She had tlence of the watchers of the Postal Cable Company, says cable laying will or tylold». a» a blrd file». All theae a load of mud from the Shanghai Telegraph Company »as rewardxl at lie continue«! without Interruption evolutlon» are un«t«-r control uf a dia- river as tmllast. anil this must be 11 0! o'clock last night, when the In and hopes to have the line completed treated with a solution of acids, for strument at th« Han Francisco end of to Manila by the Fourth of July tant <>p*-rator. who tnovea an index fear that it may contain cholera the Pacific cable Indicated that con Thence an extension will be laid to over contact polnt» on a «Hai »wllch- nectlon with Honolulu had at last Hhanghai. board, to whlch thè resse! hstanlly gertna. been ma<le and that a message was rraponds. Burglar» broke Into a Salem gun coming through COAL MINI; .CAVIJt IN. Store and stole about 1200 worth ot The first words that the ticker de revolvers The same night a street noted on the tape were Mure Pay for Tcamatsr». "You are car wa» held up. but the highwaymen reverx'd." meaning Dial the Honolulu Abandoned Marking» Collapw and lour Chicago, Jan 2 - Eight hundred Weakened when they »aw a numtier of operator san getting the San Francis Buildings Are Wrecked. thousand dollars a year haa been a«ld- passengeri In the car and allowed It co signals backwards The local dlf Hi ranton. I*a . Jan 5 Abandoned ed to the pay of the 9000 members of to go without molestation ficulty waa quickly adjusted by a re workings of the Eddy Creek colliery An effort will be made to found a adjustment of the batterlaa here and of the Delaware 4 Hudson Company the Truck Teamster»' Union. Th« ■cbool for truants and incorrigible» In then came the first formal conimunl t «n.-ath the very heart of the town of men have been in conference with connection with the Boys and Girls cation from Uncle Barn a possessions Oliphant, caved In this afternoon and their employes for two weeks discuss Aid Society of Portland Th«« plan Is acroaa the Pacific cable. engulfed four frame buildings cover ing conditions and an Increase which to provide that In any town of 4,000 It was fitting that such a mesaage Ing an aggregate ground spacs of 800. amounts to about »175 a w*ek for Inhabitants or over, truants and In should be from the chief of th» fair square feet corriglbl«-» may be commuted to the Pacific Isles to the bead of the I'nltmi The settling waa gradual, and people each man haa b*en conceded by the care of the aid •«x-ldty. States and so th«« ticker read a m«« In the affecter vicinity «»caped Th« employers. This »»» accepted Inst sage of congratulation and good will settling began at 3 o<lock and con night by the union an«! will go Into from Governor Dole to Pr««aldent tinned 30 minutes. In the Intervening effect on February I. Time and a PORTI.AND MAkllFTS. Roosevelt. Then came a cablegram hour O'Brien'» thr«« story hotel Mrs half shall tie paid for all work done Whaat— Walla Walla, 70c; blns from the cable official» at Honolulu to Anna Evans' double dwelling Mrs <-lar«n<-e Mx kay. preaident of the June Acerly's double store building on Bunday» and holidays, save on .tarn 7flc; valley. 75e. (‘«•mmerclsl Cable Company. Com and Evans' one-story barber shop Labor day. when no teaming »hall Rartoy—Pead, 133.50 par ton; brsw pany messages followed rapidly were ground to debris tn th« yawn be done. Ing. »24 00. greeting being ex< hanged and me» ing pit. with the uppermtMt part of Flfwr—H—t grade, S W«M4 40; grab sages of giMxl will and prosperity pass the mound 40 feet below the surface The vein that cave«| In la 116 feet be Ing rapidly to and fro MOHKINll HOtHS Him Citi. am. »3.2IMI3 00. I»*» »»>,<»») The local operator »aid that the low the surface Millriuff»— Bran, »19.00 per ton cable work««d like an old timer and Oil Excltsmsnt In M n um Ing- I mpluyca ■>< Dour and I xnber Company mhidlmt», »23.60; abort», »10.40. surprise waa expressed at the sped Mill Hava Nlne-fhxtr^Day. Balt Lake, Jan. 6.—A special to ths chop, »18. and accuracy. The Postal Company Grants Pass. Or . Jan. 2 At a re- Oats—No. 1 white. »1.1641.174; officials are delighted at the splendid Tribune from Evanston. Wyo., says showing of the first hour's working The full story of the conflict In th« cent mr-HIng of th« officer» of the (ray, »1.12441.16 per cental. and accept It as an augury of a proa Wyoming oil fields may not be had for Rugar Pin« Door 4 Lumber Company, Ilay — Timothy, »114)2; el over. peroua future. ww-ki. owing to the immense tract to of this city. preald«M over by It A. » h . su .OO; cheat, »»4® per ton. Booth, of Eugene. It wa» d«u ld«««l to I n - covered Of the hundred» of Io <Wt Thsir Monty Bach. Putatoee Beet Burbanks, 50480c eating parties leaving here Dea-ember shorten the hour» of work In th«« locnl Bloux City, la , Jan. 3.—Archbishop 30 and 31. but» small percentage have factory. The same wag.-» as hereto per sack; ordinary. 40460c per eentel, grower»' priiwa. Mercad »waste, »2 004 K.-ane, of Dubuque, has been defeated returned, »nd In some tMtancea grave fore will Ix paid but the hour» of In the famous suit brought by C J fears are entertained aa to their safe work will be re«lucx! from 10 to nine |? 35 per cental. Sherman and John Hanfaldt. of Wtl ty. This .»«nlng weather condition. Thl» new »< hedule will b<- effective hi Poultry—Chicken», mixed, 10411»; Ham», la., to recover »2430 which thr Indicate a heavy storm, and If a bill all of the milla of the Sugar Pino young, 1 Or; hens, 114 11 4e; turkeys, plaintiffs subscribed to help build n •ard. »0 common In this awtlon Company. live, 16 4 7«c; <ire»«ed, IH4 20 church at Williams. Judge Georg* should set In, many locating parties duck», »747.50 per doten; g«ex«, »8 Dyer held that they were entitled to may be Ibst. Manta German Bishops. recover this amount with Interest 48.60. Rome, Jan. 2 Herr I’ I’ Caben- Bank President Disappear«. Cheese—Full ersam, twin* 1844 The plaintiffs made their subacrip •ly, a member of th« German Reich lions conditional upon a dual Ian 174c; Young America, 1744184 Silverton. Colo.. Jan 6—Owing to ■tag and president giisgespeak lug priest being sent to of the Ralnt factory prices, 141 4r I«»»- Williams They «-ontendtd that th« the disappearance of the president Raphael Society for the protection of James If Robin, the Bank of Silver Butter—Fancy rrsamary, 27 4430« church did not keep Its part of th* ton was cldae.l today by the cashier German Immigrant« In America. wh«i par pound; sstraa, 30c; dairy, 20 contract, and the rourt upheld their A H Mule. The bank la capitalised for 10 year» haa been agitating in claim. 422 4c; «tore, 16418. at »30 000. and Its liabilities are eat I favor of the appointment ot German F.ggs—26436c per doaan. mated to l«e aliout »300 000 Robin x cl«>»lastlc<i to minister to German United Stat««, la The Deadly Toy Pistol. who la the principal atockholder. has Catholic» In the Hnpa—New crop, 3342»c par pound ¡.gain actively urging the Vatican to Norfolk. Va.. Jan 3 •Four boys Wool—Valley. 134416c; Eastern three white and one cnlored. have t>een acting strangely of late, and hl» appoint German bishops wherever th« friends think he has be«om«' dement Oregon, »4144c; mohair, 38428c. died In Norfolk since Christmas of ■•d and wandered Into the mountains German clement predominate». Rael—Grona, cow», 343 4« per lockjaw, caused by burns received In Acting on this theory, the sheriff ha» the firing of toy pistols charged wilt •ent »everal parties to search fort Im ported; st «era, 4c; -lraeserl, 647c. Francs snd Owatemala Agro«. blank cartridges Tonight George W Part», Jan. 2.—France and Guata Vaal-74484c. Wright, a messenger boy. who wound Crown Prines Mill Visit Cxar. Mutton — Grom. 3« par pound ■ d himself accidentally on Christmas mala have agreed to submit to th« In Berlin. Jan. 6.—Crown Prince Fred ternational arbitration court at The dreeand, 6c. morning was attacked by the dlscsx* I am be — Gram, 3 4c per pound; and Is r»port««d to be In a dying con crick William has accepted an invlta Hague the French claims against dltlon Municipal legislation Is pro tlon of the Cxar to visit His Majesty Qautamala They are similar to those draanad, 6 4*« Hog»—Gram, 8 446 4« par pound pivsed to prohibit the sale of anch at Rt. Petersburg In the middle of against Venexuela. January. weapons In the future. Iresmrf, 7«7 4«- OF THE STATE.