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OREGON NEWS OF INTEREST \
Question Whether Japanese rorces
Will Hold Out.
Newsy Items Gathered from All St. Petersburg, Aug. 24.—The latest
reports from Port Arthur Indicate that
Parts of the World.
the garrison there is holding out with
OF INTEREST TO OUR READERS | wonderful tenacity In the face of per
—
NO
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SILETZ RICH IN TIMBER.
WIND DAMAGES HOPYARDS.
Tornado Sweeps Over St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
St. Paul, Aug. 23.—Several persons
were killed, a number are reported
missing and 50 to 100 were injured,
some fatally; business property and
residences were damaged to the ex
tent of perhaps >1,000,000; the mas
sive «teel bridges across the Missis
sippi were wrecked and strained;
shade trees were leveled and much
other damage was done in St. Paul and
Minneapolis by a tornado which broke
over the two cities shortly after 9
o’clock last night.
Apparently the storm was of a local
character, Tor as far as can be learned
no damage was done in the neighbor
ing towns. The storm was particular
ly severe in the business districts of
the two cities. Windows were blown
In and roofs torn from immense whole
sale warehouses and the flood of rain
which accompanied the storm did Im
measurable damage to stocks of goods.
Dwelling houses, churches and school»
also suffered greatly.
Railroad traffic between St. Paul and
Minneapolis was entirely cut off.
The street railway systems of both
cities were prostrated. For hours after
the storm had spent its fury it was Im
possible to get into communication
with Minneapolis, the telephone wire»
being demoralized. Rumors of great
loss of life were rife, but on being
tracked to their sources were found to
be incorrect.
All telegraph wires were down and
the Associated Press was compelled to
send men to stations down the river
before communications could be estab
lished with the outer world.
The storm was of short duration,
lasting not more than 15 minutes. The
devastation it wrought was terrific.
The wind, according to the government
weather observer blew 80 mllee an
hours, coming from the southwest
Buildings weie unroofed and fronts
blown in, the cellar.) being flooded by
the rain which came in great waves
along with the wind. Electric wires
were prostrated and many persons
were Injured by contact with electric
light and trolley wires.
sistent desperate assaults. The only Railroad Survey Party Loud In Praise Poles Blown Over and Vines Torn
question is how long any body of
of Country.
by Brisk Breeze.
troops can withstand such awful pun Independence.—The surveying party
Independence.—Quite a little dam
ishment and whether the garrison In
of the 8. Chapman Lumber Company age has been done to hopyards In this
the fortress can outlast Japanese am
that has been in the Coast range vicinity by wind. Walker Bros., two
munition and men.
I mountains since May 28, has com- and a half miles north of here, are the
Mrs. Maybrick has arrived In New
The , report . that 3# _ regiments
have pleted
.......
York.
,
its task, coming out at a ._
point heaviest losers. Fully 25 acres of
. _.
__
been drawn from General Oku to
1
no
one
guessed. The survey as com- their yard is flat on the ground.
The loss by the tornado at St. Paul strengthen the attackers is believed to
! pleted intersects the Southern Pacific About five acres of the Patfo'n &
will reach >2,500,000.
indicate that the Jap'j’ese southern
Late reports from Port Arthur say army is In desperate straits and seems 1 scarcely half a mile south of Inde- Sloper yard and three acres in John
the fort has all but fallen.
i pendence, near the old racetrack. Burton’s vard are also down. R. D.
to show that the Japanese have not
Cooper will have nearly 2000 hills to
Souvenir Lewis and Clark coins will enough men to prosecute simultan The surveying crew, comprising 15 straighten up, and a few trellis-poles
be ready early next month.
' men, is in charge of Engineer L. M. are broken in one of the Hirchberg
eous campaigns of great magnitude in
■ Rice.
yards.
The Japanese continue to sacrifice
the north and south.
A gale from the west sprang up
thousands of lives at Port Arthur.
The timber found in the Siletz basin
The report that the Novik has
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. It
A Santa Fe passenger train was de been s>’ik has not yet been published j was a revelation to the party, many of was: not severe enough to do any dam
, whom are experienced timber men
railed near Topeka and six persons ln-
here. If it is true, it will be greatly I and surveyors. There is enough tim- age ordinarily, but only very sub
jured.
stantial poles were able to withstand
felt, for the gallant cruiser, which has ber in the Siletz country says Chief its force where the wind had a clear
The Russians estimate that the
Engineer
Rice,
to
last
50
years
after
siege has already cost the enemy been frequently mentioned In <1 la it is made accessible by rail. The sweep.
The owners promptly set to work
patches, has endeared herself to the route terminating at Independence is
28,000 men.
repairing the damage by sharpening,
A mob of 500 burned a negro at Ce whole nation by her tireless activity a very feasible one and, according to redriving and propping poles. The
dartown, Ga„ for the assault of a 13- at Port Arthur, and it has been great the survey, it is not over 45 miles into expense to Walker Bros, alone in re
year-old white girl.
ly hoped that she would reach Vlad the heart of the rich Siletz basin.
Terminating here, timber over the setting poles will be over >1000.
A hurricane swept over Watertown, ivostok in safety.
proposed route could be handled by
The
attitude
of
the
Japanese
govern
S. D., killing two people and injuring
rail or river, and the Southern Pacific
Trult Shipments from the Cove.
many others. Great damage was done ment in regard to China has caused is just completing a spur from within
Increasing
uneasiness
here.
While
it
to property.
«
La Grande.—The Cove, 16 miles
a
few
rods
of
where
the
survey
ended
is believed that the dictatorial attitude
The Russian cruisers Gromboi and assumed by Japan was adopted large into the bed of the river. A road over from La Grande, which is considered
Rossia are fast being repaired at Vladi- ly for its moral Influence on the Chin this survey would also afford a short about the best section of Eastern Ore
vostock and will soon be ready to as ese, it is also taken to Indicate that cut to Newport.
gon for fruit, thus far this year has
sume the offensive again.
Japan intends to make herself the
shipped the following: Twenty thous
dominant
spirit
in
the
Celestial
em-
John Eiland, a wealthy sheepman of
STIRRING UP DAIRYMEN.
and boxes of cherries. 5090 crates of
New Mexico, has fallen into the hands plre.
strawberries. 3000 crates of red rasp
of brigands in Mexico, where he went
Effort to Induce Valley Termers to berries, 1000 crates of blackberries.
on business. A heavy ransom is de
Owing to a lack of pickers the I obs on
PORTE VERY SILENT.
manded for his release.
Produce Butter Eat.
strawberries was about 20 per cent, on
Albany.—An Important meeting of the raspberries about 40 per cent.
The czar bas summoned all reserve
Embarrassed
by
Reminder
of
Verbal
officers to the colors.
the dairymen and farmers of Linn Plums are now moving and the indica
Plekge to America.
county
was held at Shedd last week. tions are that of these there will be
Japan bolds that the nutarlity cl
about 4000 crates. There will be
Constantinople,
Aug.
24.
—
A
note
The
meeting
is the result of the ef about from 25 to 30 cars of prunes and
China at Shanghai is imperfect.
from American Minister Lelshmau, forts of prominent creamery men of about
40 cars of apples. The pear
An engagement with Kuropatkin will dated August 16, was banded to the
Portland and of State Dairy and Food crop will be light. The cherry crop
porbably be forced at Liao Yang.
amounted to 100.000 boxes. The apple
Turkish authorities within 12 hours Commissioner J. W. Bailey.
PACKERS WILL TIGHT.
The inteiior department is in no hur after the receipt by the Minister of
crop will reach 100 carloads.
Curtis
’
Grove,
one
mile
from
Shedd,
ry to create forest reserves in Oregon.
the Turkish note Monday. In this was the scene of the meeting, which
Gouri Must Decide on Their Right
Tiie Japanese have captured all forte note Mr. Leisbman holds the govern took the nature of a farmers’ picnic.
Restored to Domain.
House Employes.
on the Pigeon bay side of Port Arthur. ment to its solemn undertaking, com A Portland creamery provided gallons
The Dalles.—The Secretary of the
Chloago,
Aug. 23.—The packers will
Five persons were killed at Manden, ing direct from the Sultan, respecting of ice cream free, and the attendance Interior has authorized and instructed
Mo., by the explosion of a car of dyna equal treatment with other nations was large for this season of the year. the officers of The Dalles land office to apply to the Courts for an injunction to
mite.
for the United States concerning the The great importance of the meeting restore to the public domain portions prevent the carrying out of the city’s
in the eyes of friends of diversified
orders that the strike-breakers be no
Rioting continues at the Chicago question of educational institutions.
farming in Oregon is in the fact that of the following-named townships, em longer housed in the buildings in th»
This
allusion
to
the
imperial
pledge
stock yards. Another man has been
it is the beginning of an effort on the braced in the temporary withdrawal stockyards. This was decided on at
apparently embarrassed the Porte, part of the large purchasers of dairy for the Blue Mountain Forest Re a meeting of the legal representative»
shot.
in Oregon to induce the serve: Twenve south, 17 east. 13 of all the packing firms, save one, that
Japan in showing utter disregard for which had previously announced that products
farmers of the Willamette Valley to south, 17, 18, 19. 20 and 21 east. 14 are affected by the strike.
It
would
ignore
the
former
verbal
as
lives is breaking all precedents at Tort
devote more time to raising blooded south, 19 and 20 east, and 15. 20, 22
of the packers hurried about
surances which Minister Leishman de stock, and particularly dairy stock.
Arthur.
and 23 east. These lands were with the Agents
yards today reassuring the non-un
drawn
from
entry
at
the
creation
of
clared
he
had
received.
Tiie loss caused by the tornado in
men and rushing the work of re
the reserve June 28, 1902. exclusive of ion
It is considered Improbable that the
North St. Louis is much heavier than
habilitating barracks to be entirely
townships 15 and 22. Twenty-three separate
County
Is
Worth
More.
Porte
will
reply
to
the
Minister
’
s
note
from thp slaughter houses.
at first reported.
and therefore the question Is looked
Arrangements were made to bring in
Oregon City.—Assessor J. F. Nelson thosuand acres of land are released
The anniversary of “Mad” Anthony upon as shelved pending the execution has completed the assessment of from the withdrawal by this order, tents to cover every available vacant
Wayne’s victory over the Indians was of the process of recognition, when it Clackamas county property for the out of which 14,500 are already filed spot for the same purpose. Small cir
observed at the St. Louie fair by an is considered not improbable fresh dif 1904 roll. The aggregate of property upon.
cus tents were sent for to meet the
ficulties will arise.
imposing parade.
valuations, represented by the roll, Is
emergency. Swift's carshops were soon
Notwithstanding the assertion by approximately *10,250,000, or an in
Malheur People In Earnest.
taken possession of by mechanics, who
The rains are stopping around I iao Izzet Pasha, the secretary of the Pal crease of >300,000 over last year’s
Ontario.—The committee of 17 for began fitting up the plant’s bunkhouse,
Yang. The roads are still in bad con ace. that $250,000 has been deposited roll. It is not expected that any ma completing the organization of tlife and the same was done with other
dition and active operations are not ex as compensation due to an American terial changes will be made In the Malheur Waterusers’ Association met buildings, apart from the killing de
pected until they are in bettter shape. citizens at Smyrna for land illegally assessed valuations by the board of in Mayor Lackey's office and appoint partments. Every effort was made to
taken, no such deposit has yet been equalization, which will be convened ed committees' for drafting by-laws prevent a stampede of non-unionists.
A felling almost akin to despair made.
on Monday. August 29. This 18 the and for dividing the territory to be ir The packers declare it was successful
reigns in the Russian admiralty.
earliest date for years that the assess rigated Into districts. The committee and that the exodus was no larger than
ment of property in this county has for securing stock in the association is UBUal on Saturdays. Union picket»
Forest fires continue to rage in the
rLEET
APPROACHES
SHANGHAI.
reported that 50 000 shares have been reported that the desertions were
been completed.
reserves of Montans, destroying much
subscribed, or 5000 more than was re heavy and that the non-union men
valuable timber.
quired
to organize permanently. Work were in a state of terror.
Consul Goodnow Calls Consular Body
Raise Timber Land Values.
Japanese ships are cruising off Che-
roll on the Malheur project Is expected to
St.
Helens.
—
The
assessment
Together
for
Action.
foo in search of the Russian boats Di
be begun this fall unless something
ACTION SAVES MANY.
Shanghai, Aug. 24.—The steamer for Columbia county will be complet unforeseen occurs. A meeting of
ana and Novik.
ed and ready for the board of equal stockholders will be held in Vale,
Halting,
which
arrived
here
today,
re
ization in a few days. It will show an
Paraguayan rebels have demanded
Captain of rerryboat Rammed Makes
September 27.
the city of Asuncion, allowing it 24 ports having sighted a Japanese increase of about one-third in
Harbor Quickly*
assessed
valuation
of
the
county,
squadron
last
night
off
Outzlaff
Island,
hours to surrender.
been
valuation
of
the
timber
land
bas
Exhibit
of
Grasses
and
Grains.
New
York,
April 23.—A hundred pas
about 65 miles southeast of Shanghai.
A cloudburst near Globe, Arizona,
raised from $2.50 to >3 and $5. Thia
Albany.—A. F. Miller, of Portland, sengers on the ferryboat South Side,
The
squadron
showed
no
lights.
bears heavily upon the non-resident Is getting together a display of grains,
caused a loss of several lives and great
plying In the East river between Tenth
The United States monitor Monad land-owners, but It is not nearly as grasses,
damage to property.
vegetables, leaves, mosses,
nock and two torpedo-boat destroyers high as in Clatsop county, and Is far etc., for a Btate exhibit. Mr. Miller street and Green Point, have been
A Russian gunboat was sunk by com
saved from possible death by quick ao-
below the actual cash value of the
in Albany In connection with his
ing in contact with a mine near th» have been ordered to be ready to pro property. The assessment of the was
on the part of a captian of a New
work an 1 left a number of orders. It tlon
tect
the
neutrality
of
Shanghai.
Benson Company amounts to 1128,000, is a little early yet to collect a large Haven Railroad transfer-boat. The
Liao Tung peninsula.
American Consul Ooodnow called and the cash value is certainly three
boat 50 yards out in the stream,
display, but arrangements are being ferry
The Russians will sink their ships
making for the slip at the foot of
times that amount.
made for materials to make up a dis Tenth
at Port Arthur rather than let them the meeting of the consular body for
street, when she was rammed
10 o’clock tomorrow morning. It in
play to be collected later. Mr. Miller by the big float carrying 15 freight
fall into the hands of the enemy.
has been making these collections for cars.
Start Work on Tair Grounds.
believed that the foreign consuls will
float’s prow penetrated
Tiie corporation counsel of Chicago arrange means to strengthen the
last 40 years and knows just what nearly The
to thee enter of the ferry boat
Baker City—The survey of the the
haB decided that the packers have no hands of the Taotal in dealing with ground
part of the state to visit for the best on
the
side
of
ladles' cabin. The
for the Baker County Fair As- collection
of every variety of product. passengers fled the
right to house employee in their plants. the matter of the Russian warships soclation is completed and the work
In terror, many of the
here.
of constructing the new speed track
women in the cabin having been cut
Forest fires in Clarke county, Wash.,
letter reports declare the Japanese begun In earnest The grounds ad
and bruised by flying glass and splint
New Linen Mills.
1 are doing great damage A number of squadron to be 20 miles from Woo- I join the city On the north, and are
Albany.—Eugene Bosse, who has an ers.
homes have been burned and much sung. Woosung is the outside harbor within easy walking distance, The
The captain of the transfer-boat
nounced
that he will establish a linen realized
cordwood destroyed. A suspect has of Shanghai.
land is comparatively level and ad- mill in Salem,
that if he backed off the ferry
Is
looking
over
the
been arrested.
mirably located for the purpose, field In Albany with a view to estab boat would float helplessly away and
Work on the grandstand and fair lishing a linen mill heie. Mr. Bosse sink. Whistling for help, he ordered
Rrln Stops EIM Operations.
General Stoeseel made a defiant reply
on all pressure, pushed the helpless
building will be begun at once, The
to the Japanese demand that he sur
At the Headquarter» of General date has not yet been set for the fair, says he will establish a number of ferryboat toward the docks, and auc-
Kuroki. In Southern Manchuria. Aug. but will likely be the first week In Oc mills over the valley, and that flax ceeded In shoving It against the pier of
render.
should be grown here in large quanti
20, via Fusan and Seoul. Aug. 24.—It tober.
slip where the passengers quickly
ties, as the Oregon product Is the best the
The west ciop in Eastern Oregon and has rained steadily for four days and
scrambled through the windows and
in
the
world.
At
the
present
time
the
Waeington will be te greatest ever both of the lower roads are covered
piles of freight to the street. A
Umatilla Wheat Moving.
linen mill at Scio is the only one in over
with ten feet of water and are abso
known.
few minutes later the South Bide set
Pendleton
—
Wheat
buyers
estimate
this
locality.
It
has
proved
success
lutely impassable.
A number of
tled to the bottom.
The Russian ships damaged in the Chinese and horses of the commis that 1,000,000 bushels of Umatilla ful in every wav.
Darkness and storm, together with a
county's
wheat
crop
have
been
sold
part
recent battles can take no further
sary department have been drowned so far this season. Sales are being
misunderstanding of signals, probably
crossing the Lang river at the ford. made constantly, sometimes amount
Surveyors In Grand Ronde.
caused the accident.
in the war.
Russian spies have been located hid
La Grande.—The surveyors who are
The Grand Army has elected General ing in the cornfields near the outposts ing to 50.000 bushels per day. Consid
Panama Enters Denial.
Wilmon Blackmar, of Maesachnsetto, and large scouting parties are search erable wheat is being shipped from | out locating the route for the new
Eastland, 10 miles northeast of here, electric belt railroad in Union county
commander in chief.
ing for them. The relative positions to
Panama, Aug. 23.—President Ama
for
the
Eastern
Oregon
Development
New
York,
to
the
cereal
market
and
|
of the two armies remain unchanged. to fill contracts made on the board of Company are now in the center of the dor todsy Informed the correspondent
It is believe«] that the raids of th»
trade. Harvesting is more than half Grand Ronde Valley and will reach of the Associated Press that there waa
Russian squadron will not coat ship
Vessels Stick to Port.
done, but in some localities will con-[ IA Qrande In a short time. The ex no truth in the report received In Naw
ping more than >230,000.
Shanghai, Aug. 24.—The Russian tlnue several weeks Into September | pense up to this time has reached a York yesterday from Buena Ventura,
total of >85 per day. and the company Colombia, to the effect that the govern
Indications are more favorable than consul-general here, replying again to
have the greatest confidence In the
ever that Russia will agree to the the demands of the Taotal of the port
ment of Panama had stationed a gar
Seven Williams Name Camp.
best outcome of the undertaking.
American definition of contraband of that the Askold and Grozovol disarm
rison at Fort Nugul, at tbe confluence
Albany.—Because seven men whose
war.
j or leave port, stated that he considers
of the Atrata and 8an Juan rivers,
the demand unreasonable and a vio first name was William were the first
thereby
assuming formal possession of
New Albany Tannery.
The Japanese consul general at lation of the rights of Russia as a bel settler» of the proposed mining camp,
a wide strip of the Colombian depart
to
war the town was christened Blllvllle. It
Albany.—The Star Tannery Com ment of Cawes. The president added
Shanghai bas notified the taotai that a ligérant. He refused
-—
• • order
<wvs
— the Chin
vessel» to quit Shanghai.
The
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fleet is coming to seize the Russian war ese
newspapers here are urging the L*
UJ river mining district pany has been Incorporated In Albany. that Panama wants peace with all na
Peking government to send enough 7®.,
. ,ween Lane and Linn The itrorporators are Henry Lyons. tions and especially with Colombia.
vessels there.
warships here to uphold the Taotai.! f°untIe" Billville is now a busy mln- John Shea. James H. Curran and Har
Tbe Russian Bat lie fleet ha» »ailed
ry Shea. It is capitalized at >8000.
but so far nothing has been heard ln* r,n,P-
Answer Is HeM Up.
lor
Far East.
the stock being divided into »hares of
i
>100 each. This
- - Is the
- second -------
tan-
Washington,
Ayg. 23.—In reply to
The Japanese are making a final as
Northwest Wheat Market«..
nery for Albarty.
St. Petersburg Advised.
the State Department’s Instructions to
sault on Port Arthur, and report» »ay
request President Castro to put ths
London, Aug. 23—A dispatch to a
Portland—Walla Walla, 78c; bine
they have already sacrificed 20,000
New York. A Mermudeae Aephgi Colilv"
men.
Several important position» news agency from St. Petersburg says item, 85c; valley, 83c.
rind
Scab
on
Cattle.
pany again in possession of its proper
news 1 hag reached the admiralty there
Tacoma—Bineitem, 85c; club, 77Mc.
have been taken.
Albany—Drs. Welle, of Albany, and ty In Venezuela, pending the decision
that the missing Russian
to th« > effect
_______
Albany— 76c.
Hutchinson, of Portland. Inspected a of the Venezuelan supreme court in
Japan has demanded I be surrender cruiser Novfk has arrived at Kors-
Salem—78c.
number of cattle at Halsey. Linn coun September, Minister Bowen has cabled’
skevak, a port of the Island of Sak
: of Port Arthur.
Colfax
—
Clnb,
70c;
binestem,
76c.
ty, prior to their shipment to Nevada. that he has laid these representations
halin, and that the Ruaslsn cruiser
Pendleton—Club, 58 %c; bluestem, Considerable scab was found among before the Venezuelan foreign office,
A Georpia mob overpowered the Diana, concerning whose fate there has
7»Mc.
the stock. This was ordered eradi but has not yet been able to seenra an
militia, seised two negro murderers and been considerable anxiety, has been
La Granda Club, 62c ; binestem, 68c, cated before shipment.
answer from President Castro.
seen off Hong Kong.
burned them alive.
General Review of Important Happcn-
penlgs Presented In a Brief and
Condensed Eorm.