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SCIO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, MAY 27. 1904
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TWO HEMISPHERES.
By D. C. Humphrey.
Entered at ihe postoffioe at 8clo, Oregon, as
second class mail matter.
W. E. COMAN, G. P. A.,
Portland, Ore
UNDERTAKING GOODS!
We have alw ays on hand a full line of
Caskets, Coffins, and robes at low prices. Our
PICTURE FRAMING
Departn. ?nt cannot be beat.
Pictures
framed in any t ize or style at reasonable pric es
Scio PlaningMills, Scio, Oregon
Irvine & Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at West Scio
and morning train at Munkers.
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers. Prices reasonable.
ossami —Newman Bros, and
pusos—Chickering, Kimball,
Weber and others
Kimball
E. U. WILL
The Russians are preparing to retreat
into Liao Yang.
Secretary Moody is ill. Hie ail­
ment is not serious.
* The range war in Eastern Oregon has
broken out afresh.
The warships Oregon and Alexander
have arrived at Hong Kong.
Fire at Newport, Arkansas, destroyed
(100,000 worth of property.
The Vladivostok squadron is said to
have captured three Japanese cruisers.
Both Russia and Japan have agents
busy trying to purchase steam trans­
ports.
Cholera is said to have broken out
among the Japanese troops and there is
an average of 100 deaths daily.
Two thousand pounds of opium,
worth (30,000, have .been seized by
United States secret officers at Seattle.
One arrest has been made and others
will follow.
A third army is being mobilised by
the Japanese. A change in the Jap­
anese plan, arising from the naval dis­
asters, involves the utilizing of the
second army for the reduction of Port
Arthur ami therefore the first army is
entrenching at Feng Wang Cheng.
A plot to wreck a train on which the
czar waa traveling was nearly success­
ful.
The internal revenue receipts for
April were (577,749 less than for April.
1903.
The government will send only the
beBt of its exhibit at St. Louis to the
1905 fait.
Seattle's mayor is receiving numer­
ous threatening letters on account of
having closed down gambling.
The Russians are reported to have
blown up the cruiser Bogatyr th pre­
vent capture by the Japanese.
Estimates of the damage caused by
tbe flood in the Cache la Poudre valley,
Colorado, run from (1,000,000 up.
Several thousand bacilli taken from
plagne sufferers in India have been lost
somewhere between St. Paul and Chi­
cago.
France has ordered her ambassador
to the Vatican to take a vacation as a
protest against the note regarding the
visit of President Loubet.
A daily newspaper is to be published
on th« steamers of the Cunard line.
Telegraph service will je furnished by
the wireless system and news will be
received from both sides of tbe At­
lantic.
Tbe National Editorial association
will visit Portland during the 1905
fair.
The Russians have forced the Japan­
ese army to retreat to Feng WaDg
Cheng.
The British steamer Turret Bay went
on the rocks Off the Cape Breton coast.
The vessel was lost with 13 of the
crew.»
Governor Chamberlain has offered
(2,500 for the capture of the murderer
of Creed Conn, in Lake county, Oregon,
and (300 apiece for sheep slaughterers.
The Russian fleet at Port Arthur
will go out and take the offensive as
soon as tbe cripples are ready. Only
one vessel is now holding them back.
Tbe Japanese are prepai ing to storm
Port Arthur, the waters becoming too
dangerous for the fleet on account of
the floating mines turned loose by the
Russians.
England has sent a warship to Mo­
rocco to compel that government to
take immediate steps to capture the
bandits who hold a British subject for
ransom. An Amarican vessel will also
oe sent.
An imperial edict has been issued by
Corea still further involving it with
tbe Russian government and obliterat­
ing all semblance ot neutrality. Co­
roan steamships are aiding in the land­
ing of Japaneee.
Two thousand Rnssians were killed
or wonnded in an engagement at Haien
Yen Cheng.
The cruiser Tacoma has left Hono-
lulu in search of an unknown ialand
between there and Panama.
Russians attribute the Japanese
naval diMSter as divine interference,
and believe the tide has turned.
Bandits in Morocco have seized a
rich Amreican and hie stepson and
will hold th«m for a heavy ransom.
The Corean government has an­
nulled all treaties and agreements with
Russia. Thia is practically a declara­
tion of war. It is feared China will
follow.
Admiral Togo report« that 651 men
went down with the t*o warships sunk
by Russian mine«.
Marie Book«, flheat Muale, Small Instrumenta and Strings
Agent tor the popular "New Home” Sewing Machine.
f8 Sell a Sew MacMme hr >20, Warranted for Fire Tw
NaedlM and fluppliM for all 8awing MachlnM.
Pianos, Organs, and Sawing Machine« R« paired.
120 First Street
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OOLD IN
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Ulews
•
Albany, Oregon
St. Petersburg officials My there ia •
free paaMge at Port Arthur for even
the largeat battleehipa.
Russian army surgeons are praising
the JapaneM bn let«. They inflict a
«mall, clear wound, though poaneaeing
good «topping effect. One captain in
the Yalu fight waa wounded 20 timae
but will recover.
.NO.
P a RMS.
1903 ' roducts la Placed at
(4,500.000,000.
win Bia
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
V ictor -
]
St. Petersburg, May 24.—The g<^-
Washington, May 25.—Tbe depart­
ernment thia evening received new«
ment of agriculture Las issued a report
confirmatory of the rumoA in circui»-
LAW WORKING WELL.
I. O. O. F. ELECTS OFFICERS.
tion hare that General Stoesael haa
on the “Nation’s Farm Surplus," pre­
made a «uccssful sortie from Port Ar­
pared by George K. Holmes, chief of
Income From Incorporations Amount« te Various Branches Report Work Pro­ thur, resulting in the defeat of th«
the division of foreign markets. It
Over (100,000 First Year.
gressing Very Satisfactorily.
Japanese, with the Iosa of more than
gives (4,500,000,000 as a conservative
Salem—One year ago the Eddy cor­
Astoria—The several branches of 1,000 killed or wonnded. Tbe Russia«
estimate of the value of the farm pro­ poration law went into effect. The Odd Fellows lodges met in annual ses- losses were 118 killed or wonnded.
The movement was carried out by a
ducts of this country not fed to live­ state has received under the provisions ! aion here last week. Reports of officera
combination with a train bringing in
shows
good
gains
in
both
membership
stock in 1903, on the basis ot the cen­ of that law 1106,866.03. During this
and finances.
Portland was selected war munitions and supplies and Gener­
sus valuation. Tbe value ot tbe ex­ first year oi the operation of the new ' . as
the next meeting place. The state al Stoesael’a force, communi« ation be­
ported farm products of this country law, 465 new domestic corporations grand lodge elected the following offi­ ing maintained by wireless telegraphy.
The Japanese barred the route between
was, in 1903, 1878,479,451. and the have been formed and 200 foreign cor­ cers:
Grand master, J. A. Mills, Salem; the train and General Stoessel’s force,
highest value reached during the last porations have qualified for the trans­
deputy grand master, W. H. Hobson, whereupon the Russians attacked and
11 years was (951,628 351 in 1901, dee action of business in this state.
Stayton; grand warden, W. A. Carter, routed the Japanese. After the engage­
chiefly to cotton.
The total number of domestic corpor­ Gold Hill; grand secretary, E. E. ment General StoeMel’a force, together
The value ot the exported i ,;m pro­ ations is now 2,022, which number, Sharon, Portland; grand treasurer, Dr. with tbe train, returned to Port Arth­
ducts of this country 1« r&ventrnted with the 200 foreign corporations O. D. Doane, The Dalles; grand repre­ ur. ■
The current accounts of the Port Ar­
mostly in a few principal products. Of makes a total of 2,022 companies auth­ sentative, Joseph Micelli, Roseburg; thur sortie are somewhat conflicting,
trustee
of
the
Oddfellows
’
Home,
it in 1903, cotton constitute. 36 per orized to do business in Oregon.
and there is some doubt as to whether
Thomas F. Ryan.
During the next 12 months the re­
cent, grain and grain products 25 per
The grand encampmnet officers are: the version mentioning the train is
cent, meat and meat products and live ceipts from declaration fees of foreign Grand patriarch, W. M. Green, of Eu­ correct. But the operation is des­
corporations will be very small, but gene; grand high priest, Claud Gatch, cribed as having been brilliantly car­
animals 24 per cent, these - products
ried out by tlie Russians.
this will be more than made up from
equating over 85 per cent of tbeexports annual license fees from foreign cor­ of Sa.em; grand scribe, E. E. Sharon,
General Stoeseel, it is raid, made a
of Portland; grand treasurer, W. W.
of farm products last year.
porations. . In the past year many of Francis, of Halsey; grand senior ward­ new distribution of his guns before tak­
Adding tobacco, whose experts were the foreign corporations paid only for sn, W. I. Vawter, of Medford; grand ing part in the sortie.
The Russians fought with great
valued at over (35,000,000; oil cake a fraction of a year, bnt hereafter they junior warden, H. M. Beckwith, of
will pay for full years.
bravery, breaking the Japanese line
Portland;
grand
representative,
Thom
­
aDd oil cake meal, (19,839,2791 fruits
and carrying the enemy for a consider­
The income of the state from the as F. Byan, of Oregon City.
and nuts over (18,000,000, and vege­ Eddy corporation tax law will there­
The Rebekah officers chosen are: able distance.
table oils, over (16,000,000 gives a fore exceed (100,000 a year and within President, Mrs. Nora Barnett, Athena;
COSSACKS NEARLY AMBUSHED.
total of eight clasess of products, each a year or two will probably reach vice president, Mrs. Ella Frazier, Eu
(120,000 or (10,000 a month.
The
with an export value of over 110,100,- expense of maintaining the corporation gene; warden, Mrs. Clementine Bul­
lock, Portland; secretary, Mrs. Ora Pursuit of Japanese Is Stopped Just la
000, that comprise almost 96 per sent department is about (2,000 a year.
tn« Nick of Time.
Cosper, The Dalles; treasurer, Mrs.
of the farm exports of 1903.
Sophie Severem’e, Tillamook; trustee
I
St. Petersburg, May 24—The exar
The fraction of the wheat crop «-
of Oddfellows’ Home, Mrs Mary Tom­ has received the following dispatch
FRUIT CROP LOOKS WELL.
linson, of Portland; assembly trustees, from General Kuropatkin:
ported in the last dozen years has be®
about 31 to 41 per cent, and the e* Grain Fields Promise Bountiful Harvest I Mrs. Iceilia M. Sears, of Albany; Mrs. "The reionnaiesance of May 19 failed
Bertha Henderson, of Pendleton; Mrs. to show any sign of the enemy in the
and Hay Doing Well.
ported wheat and wheat flour have
| Mary Vanderpool, of Dufur.
Mrs. valleys of the bedsyk river and of tbe
La
Grande
—
From
every
quarter
of
yearly averaged somewhat more than
Cosper, secretary, was elected for the Unsiag rivet, a tributary, as far as the
[’.he Grand Ronde valley come the moat eighth consecutive time.
200,000,000 bushels since 1897.
village of Deoiouteidzkou, on the main
road from Siuyen to Feng Wang Cheng.
Only a small portion of the corn crop flattering reports of a most bounteous
No Sheep on Reserve.
"A detachment of the Japanese van­
is exported as corn, the highest per­ yield of all kinds of fruit the coming
Baker City—Forest Reserve Super- guard numbering 300 men occupied the
centage, 11 per cent, being for 1898. season, particularly the apple crop, and visor Terrill has returned from marking village of Deopudsa, on the same road.
Notwithstanding the small percentags, should the valley escape late frosts, it tbe boundarise of that portion of the A Japanese battalion was posted five
the exported bushels reach 100,000,- will be the banner year for fruit grow­ Blue mountain and Baker City forest miles beyond Siaskhuangki, and at
ers throughout this section of Oregon. resetve over which he has charge. The least a division, including guard regi­
000 to 200,000,000.
general land office has recently sent ments, was stationed five kilometres
The beef exports weighed 385,000,- , The , grain crop also promises , an 1 him specific instructions as follows: further on toward Khabalin.
of the interior has de-
000, pork exports 551,000,000, lard abundant harvest, and the yield of hay .«The
"A body of Cossacks on May 19 en­
exports weighed 490,000,000, oleo oil will be much larger than usual.
cided that sheep shall not be allowed to countered three troops of Japanese cav­
Owing to high waters of Grand graze on the Baker City forest reserve. alry near the village of Piponza, IX
exports 126,000,000 pounds and tobac­
Ronde river and Catharine creek this but that the cattle and horses which miles southwest of Feng Wang Cheng.
co 368,000,000. Putter and cheese ex­
spring many farm« in the river bottoms j grazed on the lands now in the reserve The Cossacks attacked and pursued the
ports have decidedly declined within are yet too wet to plow and seed, which | last season may be allowed in the re­ Japanese to Pipouza, where they en­
countered some Japanese infantry, who
two or three years.
will reduce the acreage from what it serve during the season of 1904.”
had piepared an ambush, which, how­
The report says that within a few otherwise would be.
ever, was discovered in time. The
Stock of all kinds are in excellent
Sheepmen Sell Much Wool.
years the results of an enormous exten­
sion of orchard planting will Deign to condition, and farmers, fruitgrowers
Pendleton—In the face of an uncer­ Cossacks lost two men wounded, one
be shown, and some of these results and stockraisers are in the best of spir­ tain market sheepmen are selling wool horse killed and two horses wounded.
"No trice of the enemy was found in
may be in a much increased fruit sur­ its at the very promising future out- fast when they can get their price. It
plus for export. The exports of ani­ look.
is estimated that over a million pounds the mountains between Kaicbau and
mal matter are loeipg ground relatively
of the spring clip are already sold. Siu Yen.”
with a coresponding gain by vegetable
Coming Bvcnts.
The jump in price from He to 125ic
JAPANBSB CAPTURB KAI CHOU.
matter.
Western Oregon Conference and I since last week caused the heavy sell­
ing.
Growers
have
been
saying
they
Campmeeting of Seventh-Day Adventist
would be satisfied with 12c. The av­ Advance of Russians From Niu Chwang
church, Corvallis, May 26-June 5.
FLEET WILL 00 TO MOROCCO.
Direction Also Prevented.
erage clip of the county is between
Annual Students’ conference, Y. M. two and a half and three million
Tokio, May 24.—Although it has
Two United States Squadrons arc With­ C. A., Gearhart Park, May 28-Juue 6. pounds.
not been officially reported, it is said
ou good authority that the Japanese
in Easy Reach.
Umatilla Pioneers’ reunion, Pendle­
Buys 40,000 Pounds of Wool.
forces have captured Kai Chou, driv­
ton, June 2-4.
Washington. May 25. — A brief
Pendleton—A buy of 40,000 pounds ing the Russians back to Tash I Chi in
General
election,
June
6.
of wool at Alpowa, on the Snake river, the direction of Niu Chwang, and pre­
cablegram came to tbe state depart­
Coast Longshoremen convention, haB been made by E. H. Clark of Pen­ venting the advance of the Rnseian
ment today from Consul Gummere, at
dleton, who lias been touring among troops at Niu Chwang in the direction
Tangier, Morrocco, which confirmed Astoria, June 6.
the growers of Walla Walla, Franalin, of Kai Chou.
Staate
Sunday
School
convention,
the press reports that Lon Perdicaris
Columbia, Garfield ana Asotin counties.
The bombardment by the Japanese
Mr. Clark buys for Koshland A Co., of in the vicinity of Kai Chen recently
and Cromwell Varley were being well Portland, June 7-8.
First Oregon cavalry and infantry Boston.
was probably in preparation for the
treated by the Moorish brigands by
landing of forces in the northwest cor­
whom they were kidnapped. The au­ reunion, Hood River, June 16.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
ner of the Liao Tung peninsula for the
Annual reunion, Department of Ore­
thorities, according to the dispatch, are
purpoee of capturing Niu Chwang and
gon,
G.
A.
R.,
Hood
River,
June
15-17.
Wheat
—
Walla
Walla,
72c;
blue- co-operating with the other armies in
in communication with the bandits
Linn County Pioneer association re­ stein, 80c; Valley, 80c.
the march on Liao Yang. Probably a
regarding the two men, and it is be­
Barley—Feed, (23 per ton; rolled, small Japanese force has been landed
lieved the terms of ransom are the sub­ union, Brownsville, June 22-24.
$24.50925.
at Kin Chou bay.
Pioneer association reunion, Port­
ject of negotiations.
Flour—Valley, $3.9094.05 per bar­
Taknsban, where Japanese forcea
land,
June
22.
The consul hopes to be able to re­
rel; hard wheat straights, (494.25; were landed May 19, is at the mouth
Northwest sportsmen’s tournament, clears, (3.8594.10; hard wheat pat­ of Dayan river, west of their column.
port these terms to the state depart­
ents, (4.40 «4.70; whole wheat, $49
ment very soon. Mr. Gummere is Pendleton,,June 24-26.
4.25; rye flour, (4.50.
Mere BuiMlnra for Army Forts.
Christian campmeeting,
Turner,
moving actively in the matter, hie in­
Oats—No. 1, white, $1.25; gray,
Washington, May 24.—Constructing
June
23-July
3.
structions being to secure the release
(1.20 per cental.
Quartermaster Penroee. at Port Town­
Federated Fraternal Mardi Gras and
Millstuffs—Bran, $19920 per ton ; send, has been instructed to invite bids
of Terdicaris as soon as possible.
Carnival,
Portland,
June
28-July
9.
middlings,
(25.50927;
shorts,
$209
Naval officials are awaiting news of
for the erection of buildings to accom­
tbe arrival of Admiral Chadwick at
Western Division State Teachers’ as­ 21; chop, $18; linseed, dairy food, modate two additional companies of
(19.
Fayal with the South Atlantic squad­ sociation, Portland, June 29-July 1.
coaat artillery at Fort Worden and one
Hay—Timothy, (15916 per ton; more at Fort Casey. At Fort Worden
ron, and that of the European squad­
Eastern Oregon G. A. R. encamp­ clover, (9910; grain, $11912; cheat,
ron, uuder Admiral Jewell, at tbe
the government will erect one field offi­
$11912.
Aozree. The administration will send ment, La Grande, July 1-4.
cers’ quarters, one double captains*
Vegetables
—
Turnips,
80c
per
sack;
vessels of either of these squadrons to
American Congress, Portland, Aug­
quarters snd two double lieutenants*
carrots, 80c; beet«, $1; parsnips, (I; quarters, one double noncommissioned
MOrrocco for the moral effect it may ust 22-27.
cabbage,
292Hc;
red
cabbage,
2)ic;
have upon the officials of tnat country
officers quarters and two barracks. At
lettuce, head, 25940c pel doz; pars­ Fort Casey three sets cf officers' quar­
in the event the release of the men ia
For Wallow« R«Mrv«.
ley,
25c;
cauliflower,
(2;
celery,
759
brought about in the meantime.
La Grande—The register and receiver 90c; cucumbers, (1.75; asparagus, ters and one barracks will be erected.
of the Uirted States land office here (1.25; peas, 5c per pound; rhubarb,
Record Run for Warship.
Terms With Bandit Chief.
have receiveil a telegram from the gen­ 3c per pound; beans, green, 15c; wax,
New York, May 24.—The United
Tangier, Morocco, May 25.—The eral land office at Washington, D. C., 15c; squash, (1 per box.
States battleship Kentucky anchored off
Shereef of Wazen left this morning to withdrawing Iron: deposit a large por­
Honey—(393.50 per <ase.
Tompkinsville today, having made tbe
tion of timber land to be added to the
Potatoes — Fancy, (1.2091.25 per world’s record run for a warship from
meet Raisuli, the bandit chief, who is
Wallowa forest teserve. This land is
said to be at Benarios. Mohammed-el- in Union, Baker and Wallowa counties, cental; common, $191 20; new pota­ Hong Kong and Madeira to New York.
toes, 3%94c per pound; sweets, 5c.
The total distance steamed was 12,699
Torres, representative of the sultan of most of it being in Wallowa, with a
Fruits—Strawberries, Oregon, 12H
Morocco at Tangier, haaempowered the good portion in Baker county, and con­ 915c per pound; cherries, (1.25 per miles from Hong Kong at an average
shereef to say that the government will siderable about six miles east of Union box; gooaeberriea, 6c per pound; ap­ speed of 12.07 knots. The last run of
grant all the demanda of Raisnli if Ion and on toward Telocaset and Medical ples, fancy Baldwins and Ppitzenbergs, 2,900 miles from Madiera to New York
Perdicaria and Cromwell Valey are Springs, which takes in a portion of the (4.509 2.50 per box; choice, $191.50; was made at an average speed of 13.fi
knots. Tbe whole distance was mad«
harnled over immeiiiately. The soldiers ragged edge of Wallowa reserve.
cooking, 75<9$1.
under natural draught. The Kentucky
already have been withdrawn irom the
Butter — Fancy creamery, 17)$c; haa been in commission a little more
districts where the bandits are Io-
New Creamery at La Grand«.
store, 12913c.
than four years.
cated.
La Grande—The new creamery which
Butter Fat—Sweet cream, 18Xe;
is being put up in 1« Grande by the sonr cream, 17c.
Expect Foreign Powers to Protest.
Maxsacrod toy Moro«.
Grand Ronde creamery company will
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 17918c per
Tokio, May 24.—It is absolutely cer­
Manila, May 25.—A report has been be rea<ly for business by June 1. TL_
The dozen. *
received here from Camp Oterton, on creameries at Union and 1« Grande
Poultry — Chickens, mixed, 12X9 tain that the battleship Hatsuse wss
the island of Mindanao, dated May 15, will manufacture over 25,000 pounds 13c per pound; springs, small, 189 sunk by Russian mine« ten miles off
stating that a massacre had taken of butter per month, and it is the in­ 20c; hens, 13914c; turkeys, live, 169 the coset. The poeition of these mines
place on the 12th fast., near Malahang, tention of the company to store much 17c per pound dressed 18rd20c; ducks, makes navlgstion dangerous »or nentral
on the southern coast of Mindanao. of the product in the warehouses at $798 per dozen; geese, live, 7<g8c per vessels, and a protest from foreign gov­
ernments is expected. The loss of th«
Fifty-three Filipino men, women and Pendleton and Baker City, as those ponnd.
children, the families ot military em­ places are now sending to Portland for
Cheese — Full cream, twins, new Japanese warships is keenly felt hero.
*re flying in this city, and the
ployes of the Uinted Btate« government much of their butter.
stock, 12H913c; old stock, 10c; No
nightly lantern parades hava bean
at Malahang, weie surprised at mid«
Young America, 14c.
Salmon S cumb DIM »pointing.
night while asleep by the Datto Alia
Hop« — 1903 crop, 23925 )4c P«r abandoned. American nursea will go
to Hiroshima hoapital.
and slaughtered.
Astoria—The run of fish has shown a ponntl.
Wool—Valley, 17c; Eastern Oregon,
decided decrease in the past few days.
Military Trains Reach I lee Yaeg.
Natives Threat«« to Rlaa.
The season has been very disappointing 12914c; mohair, 30c per pound for
Liao Yang, May 24.—Eleven mili­
Johannesburg, .May 25.—The an- pp to the present time, and not nearly choice.
tary trains have come in here during
Beef—Dressed, 598c per pound.
nouncement that Chinese labor is to as many fish have been parked as at
Mutton—Dressed, 5«6c per pound; the past 24 hour«. Tbe Rusaian rub.«
be given preference in an endeavor to ’he corresponding time last year, and
Is rising by leap« and bounds. Th«
solve the labor problem here has caused that waa considered a bod season. The lambs, flc.
rains have stopped suddenly and flag
Veal—I»ressed, 497c per pound.
considerable nnrest among the native void storage pack is in an even worse
wMther haa sat fa.
Pork— Dressed, 797^«.
tribe«, and an uprising is not unlikely. condition.
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