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VOL.
IX.
< <H NTY. OIUIGON, Al fil si
LINN
SCIO.
1«,
1905
NO.
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I
ITU/C AT TUC U/CCIÍ
Fret T.a new
Franses»..
VOTES TO FORSAKE SWEOEN
THE SKIPTON STABLES NtWd UF I tit Wttl\
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
I.IXY
<»IO,
CO.,
Good Turnout!, Prompt and
tourteoui Attention
OMEOOY
Br T. L DUGGER
In a Condensed Form tor Our
Busy Readers.
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Albany
Oregon
BATONS OF TWO CONTINENTS
ALBANY
LUXCU
COUXTER
M-kilkip A Churihin. Props.
A Resume of the Lest Important but
Not Leia Interesting
ALBANY ORI GON
Russia is buyinfg «u plies bewvily tn
America
H Rry^nt
<lo T* H m
aarxNT a », *«
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
0o4ela * <k
L »
aLBaST 0*><><>K
Keystone Shaving Parlors
atasKT. oaaoo
I'rewident R<s>srvelt is said to have
selected a Ferlerai judge for the «listilet
PkOPRIl IOW of tIregon, but will not make the an
nouncement for some time.
GliORGf; DAVIE
w KATUgKSUkl* « Wt ATT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
*«r »-.IBI s» I«aa Ha *
contra* t for a new custom house
J. J. Bunios & Son, I'at The
Nan Frani 1*0 has lieen let. The
building is tn tie finished by March I,
IIKM, and will cuat 11,194,000
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
ORKOON
Al HA ST
Graft in the army haa l*e«*n found In
connection with contracts to’ supply
ing clothing and other supplies.
Bhsvlng.................... „18 cents
llalr < uttlr.g
jfl
Shampooing............ _58 ••
ile I ha_________
25
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Wo-sr» r»U* an I a. nelle«
^t l*v a.
• *4 I slsols
os«, no w«»i «4 »owi
t’liairman Hbonta, of tbe Canal com
in íes ion, says one of the first considera
tion* must be tbe pr*>|>cr housing rd
employee, and buildings will have to l*e
We buy our stock Io large quantities
j erected for them.
an*l keep a full line of rar-nag* eud
The Interelate Coni merce commission
wagua material. All kinds of work la
1 will shortly increase the minimum per
ur line done on short nolle*
l'entage of air brakes used on freight
WíLBV» X riMlJLM t> M p
DENTIST
Be'.« Orogoa
IM*M, M t».
Graduate Edectk Medical College
Horseshoeing a Specialty
' trains engaged in interstate commerce
I to lessen the Janger of accident.
SCIO, OREGON
There are now 340 cases of yellow
' fever under treatment in New Orleans
ClatlaaaU. Okie
It is lielieved Judge R N. Bean will
i lie the next Federal judge for Oregon
TH!
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ORKGOM
Scio
Bunk
Stute
AO PRILL M D
PHYSICIAN id SURGEON
Oregon
S»l*
Bela, Orsgo*
crn:iK9
Tsliphaat Xx:tAac* X» Ik
President
Cashier..
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Mr«««««
A Ew.au
JJ. 8HELT0N
EEALESTATE BROKER,
Deal general banking and exchange
bui n«aa L ■ us made at current rate«
and drafts issuwl ea principal cities
SOUTJ)
Ytutlcs of U* Piaci
Ko Ury Public
ftcl* Orsgku
-VIA-
R. V. HRGEY
Southern Pacific Co
Watchmaker and Jeweler SBASTA
A
109TB
Train« leave U eel Belo for Portland
and way stations at 10 48 a m
Iwav*
All kinds ot wauhsa. docks aad jswalry or Albany al 5 «fl p m
promptly repaired
jeataa Portland 4 30 a m . • 30 p m
•CXO CRXJOX
"
Albany It 10 p m , 11» p m.
Arrives Ashland 12 S3 a m , 11 3U a m
“
Kax rainento 7 88 p m . • M a tn
“
Kao Vraaciaco 7 86 p m . • 88 a
CORNER SALOON
Pullman and Tourist ears en both
trains Chair cars ba ku.ei.to I* tig
i»n and fl Paso, and tourist car* t
Chicago, Nt Louis, Ns* Orleans and
Fin« Wine«. Liquor* and Cigars W sahington
Connecting al Nan Francisco with
»veral Uns. for Hon lulu, Japan, China
'hUlppiuM. Central and Nuuth Amer
Pura IJquorsfor Medlsinal Purposes
ra
J. A. TlXhTW
Re* Mrs M F. v
•»*, agent st
West Ncio station, or address
Give Ui a Call
SCIO
Oyama is rea* I y to fight at one*
should peace negotiations l*e broken off.
Yellow fever in New Orleans 1» on
the decrease, but is increasing on plan
tations near ths city.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
S C.
Russia mar prep**»e a joint povera-
ment of the island of bakhalm
IMT a M R
Off «
Evente
of the Past Week.
ORBOON
W. E. COMAN, G. P. A.,
Portland, Or»
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE GET PRICES
Governor Folk, of Missouri, want»
to attend tbe lewis and Claik fair, but
fears to leave his state for (ear gamb
ling will be revived.
Witte poeitively rejects two of Jap
an««» conditions
Russian »ntnion is
umtsal against terms offered b/ Ja;«n.
A woman was entomlied for two
boars in a * revaaee in a Montana gla
cier for two hours.
Nhe waa finally
reerued without serious injury.
J-*AA'\ZXZ'*‘*SAA>\/Ss/'SPNZV/VvrV’'^v/VVVXZ^x/X/VV\A>/\/^\/,'NZx-4
Russia thinks the peace terms lw*-
yond reason
Russia is about to remove the duty
on American machinery and tool*
About 880 deaths from smallpox
have oernrred In Valparaiso, Chile, 1
i
during the last week
I
i
Cbtisitana. Norway, Aug 15. - The
Norwegian people, in a referendum
Vole, have pronounced in favor of the
diaaolatiosi ol tbe union with Sweden
with remarkable, though n«4 unci-
perterl, unanimity. Of 480.000 voters.
320,000 cast ballots.
While liie full
result will u<>4 I» known for some time,
up to midnight returns show that at»>ut
one person In 3.0r*0 vol«! against dis*»
lution
Ths difference between the
total number of voters and the nutnt<«r
of vote* cast is attributable to alwent-
ess, such a* ■ilora abr*wd ami other*
who are out of the country at present.
There were srenes of tbe greatest en
thusiasm everywhere.
Thousands of
women who did not have the right ot
franchise signe.1 |w-litlot a In tbe stteets
indorsing ths diawolution. In Christ
lana am! other towns, the entire ;>>pu-
lation turner! out, every one wearing
I* ng streamers < t Hr natirmal ml rs
and pllure* of Premier Michelsen
One of the memlwrs of the cabinet
sai<! to the Aa*ociat«l Press
"The result »ur|*wam-s th* most san
guine r i per tat I* ms
The next official
a|*|>s will 1» taken after the storthing
meets, lugust 21. when the result of
the vote will I* communicated to the
Swedish government.
The «birthing
will re|*est the request that the like
lag *le> lare the nk-akt in operation
ami the union diseolved.
"The storthing will also expr*-»» a
willlngn«** to negotiate concerning the
details of tbe dissolution.
"Il is the earnest desire <4 Norway
to conclude the iliesolutiou amicably.
Norway will never retract, but every
thing will I m * done to meet the wishe*
of Bw*ien in other direction*.
"If peace depends upon abolishing
Ul* fort* 11 . y will I m * al»>li»lit-*l. Nor
way must remain a monarchy.
The
;H-opi<- <|o not desire a republic."
PLOT TO KILL PRÉSIDENT
Private Car Takes Roundabout Way
on Rsturn from Chautauqua.
New York, Aug 15.—That the Erie
railroad fully arranged for the safety uf
France fear* her Indo-China colonie» I President Roosevelt on his way from
I are in danger of Ja|*aneee domination. Chautauqua to Jersey City on Saturday
The Russian cruiser Pallarla, which is shown by the fact that the presi-
j was sunk at Port Arthur, has been re- dent's car did not come in over the
main line. Instead, the Chautauqua
. fioaUwl.
»¡M-cial aim broken in two at Huffien.
Eleven boys from the Oregon state N.Y . and the presidential party was
reform scliool marie a nicceseful break 1 brought in by a roundabout way over
lor lllieriy.
, two small branch roads.
Presiilent R*»>sevelt is said to have
The Peary expedition baa left 1 abra-
I objected to the unusual precautions
taken, but acquiesced when positive
porta all well.
orders from I'resulent Underwooil <4
rt
the
pese*
ternis
Russia is angry
1 the Erie were shown him. TI hmh - or
The whole nation ders were issued as the result <4 a letter
-ifflered by Japan
denounces them.
received by the Paterson p» 'ice which
Work has lieen su»;*en<le<l on th.- said there was a plot to blow up the
pr«-» .lent’« train near Uidg.-w.«»I,
Ui<lg>*w*»»l, N./.
N
Culebra division of the Panama canal president's
The Chautauqua special was stopped
on account of a shortage of funds.
at Nuffren early Saturday morning
A petition signer! by 100,000 French
There was a consultation <4 railroad
people urge« the «stabilii nient ol an
men, at which it was decided to «end
armistice and the conclusion of |>eace.
the president to Nparkill, a small town
City oil inspector* of Kansas City on the Hudson, three miles I mt I o *
have found 2“ out ot 38 measure« userl Nyack, by a little singe-trark r<«.|,
by the Standard Oil company at that known as the Piermont branch and
place to be short.
1 thence into J srsvy City on the Northern
j railroad, a branch having Hi terminals
the
new
nSW«pa|aer
Excavations for
Roosevelt was
bui Irli ng of M. H . Ih-Young in Kan at Nyack President
Francisco have seriously endangered awakened and told <4 the change in the
iM lcedule, as the olticiala did not like
the Chronicle building
to take the responsibility without his
An automobile occupied by h.ur consent.
The president, after some
prominent men of Pueblo, Colo, was discussion, «aid that be was "in the
struck by lightning nrar that town ami liamle of the Eri*,’’ and whil<* he bad
one of the men instantly killed.
I no fear <4 his tram l*mg wrecked on
Charlee M. Nchwab will spend three the main line, be would do what the
Slow time
months in Europe studying tbe latrai railway men thought best.
shipbuilding plants, and then trat was made over the Piermont branch,
an<i the Northern railway, and extra
plants at all Atlantic ermet port*.
men guarded every part ot both mads.
It is now generally lielievmi that
agenta of Japan are liehind the Cbineer
Oil Measurs» Ars Short
boycott nu cement, as American gi»«ds
Kansas City, Aug. 15.— Information
in China are trelng re pl aceri by giarda of
has bee* field aga.net George W.
Japanese manufacture.
Mayer, manager, ami William Nhaw,
A heavy vote is rx;*er ler! on th» re local superintendent, of the Standard
ferendum in Norway.
Oil coeipany, charged with selling coal
Rooevelt tell* China boycott is la oil and gasoline from sliort measure«
Twenty out of 35 tank wagons' meas
violation of the Chinese treaty.
ures tested were fourni sliort by the
Many firemen were terribly burn««! city inspector. C. F. Wiiwm, president
In a New York aoap factory fire.
<■( the c*>m|*sny which make« the five-
Preenlent Rrawevelt makes vigorous gallon measures used by the Standard
speech on Monroe doctrine and trusts Oil corn|«ny. is on bis way to Kansas
jt'lty, having b*M summoned here by
Japanese delegate says Ja;*an will Mr. Maier.
not yield a point from terms offered
Fofwet fi roe near Mullan, I daho,
nearly smothered a number of minar«
in a tunnel.
President Ro<weve!t add r resr d the
«*■*! n'neri at Wilk«sl«rre, and was
enthusix.z •ally receiver!.
Nearly 2,000.000 Immigranta ha*»
irrtvoi in the Untied Ntatee from
Europe in the peat threw years
French and Brtliah sailors pern*!» the
streets of Portsmouth, England, arm-
n-arm, while admiral« dine together.
Japan'« term» of peace include reim-
bnrsemnetj for the entire c*wt of tbe
war. and ceding of the island uf Sak
halin.
■M
CHINESE
Ciinen* of Principal Cities Turn Out
En Masse with National Color«
BOYCOIT
EXPLAINED
Aglet* of |M kado Said Ta
Actuating Power
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FIHE WAROEN IS WIDE AWAKE
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MACHINERY FOR ST. HELENS
Aer»»i« Farmer* for Burning
ing Without a License.
>
Hs ths
Vancouver. B
Aug. 14. — Tlierw
■ growing Iwlief that the boyrolt
of American g*»«»la in China originats«l
with ths Japan»«», and that their ob
ject waa to e»cnre the rich trade of th»
empire for tbamselve». Hitherto ths
t’hlneee provinces haw a«<e«l ill.lepeud-
ently of <oie anolhei, but the concerted
action tn the uorth and anolh show«
that a master liar.d has brought alwxrt
the change
Ever sin«-» the war with
Kueala began Japan»«« agent* fiave
work««! streini..Italy lu < htna to niake
their Influence |*rmatient
The boy.
cult seems to show how well they have
succeeded.
The Onsntal press has
muetl to say of the boycott. Ths
China Mail says
"Nome of the soberer cias««» ate ap
prehensive le»t the passions of the ¡*eo-
ple should be rouse.) by such methods,
whereupon they may n<4 beaitale U> few-
rome iconoclastic an I alia-k anything
foreign, under the misapprehension
that all thing* foreign ar* American.**
The Pekin and Tientain Tim«» says
"Thons who know the Chinese lieet
cannot but marvel at tins sudden >ut-
buret of a patriotism which had hither
to Iweti alwiliitely non-existent, and
there are th.we who, reading Iwtween
the lines, believe they see the shade of
another nationality behind the l bines«
agitators "
Tbe Hongkong Press says
"The way to suppress an anti-Aiuer
lean agitation In Canton is Io start
another anti anything, vo long as it tie
foreign.
The
Chinese trier* han Is
’ ’ ; I • ■ I ' ‘
•
«- »
!..r
the moment it was presented to them."
Slash European Capital Secured to (»plore
Promising Property.
• *regon City — ( Hen*lricks. deputy
R C. large, who recently returned
Are warden, diaroverevi J. K. Hunt. A, it«w* Europe, where lie di»|»ee<l of a
M Lull ami D. O. lewvene. of Willam large block ol Stock for the Nt Helens
Mining cotnpanv. baa gone to iL-nver
ette, burning slashing for which no
1» purchase machinery for ths Nt. Hel
;*ermit had lieen procured of the county ens mine*
The machinery will 1»
clerk.
The men appeared before the thoroughly modern ir. ail details, and
acting deputy district attorney and will !*» Installed just as soon as It ar
p!«a lr«l ignorance of the amended law riven
with the provisions of which the peo
The holdlligs of the company are
ple ol this county are not acquainted. considered valuable, ami workings on a
Agreeing to immediately obtain tbe much laiger »rale than heretofore will
required permit the men were not prow he liegun at once. Two shifts will tn*
ecutssl.
rna>ntaine*l, and water power m plenty
Mi liendi ka •.; «.
can l*e obtained cl.«« to the mines
lire ciHinly ami poating notice* waining Nurfare work has shown a strung vein
settler* against the miacellaneoa* start which yields high copper values in all
ing of fires
In urder to get around the adits and shallow shafts sunk
the objectionable feature of the la* Nome of the»» copper sample* run from
which requires a permit to l*e obtained IE to JO |>er cent in the re.1 metal and
ten days prior to the lime the fire is tn carry eome gold
le started, the aame to tie burned only
The vein Las Iwen established as a
three days, a great many farmers are permanent fissure and will no doubt l*e
renewing their application* (or ;>«r- found with high grade ore al greater
tn its every three days, thin giving depth. Tunneling will legm at once to
them practically indefinite time in get al ths ore at great depth
whicji to wait lot favorable weather.
Otherwise, the weather during the
Fin«d for Illegal Liquor Ssllirg
three days covered in the original ap
•begun City—Mr and Mrs I Corri
plication <>n which
the permit Is
gan and Mr. Cunningham, proprietors
granted lieing unfavorable, the settler
of a salo«»n at Estacaila were found
must experience a further delay of at
guilty of selling li.pioi with, nt a mu
least ten days intervening between the
nicipal license and were lined 1.10 ea< h
issuance of the ;*«rmit and the slatting
Cunningham )>ai<l his fine, hut < irri
of the fire auth<>rii*«l thereby.
gali ami wile will appeal
The defend
anta contend that under the provienine
Union Forest* Aflame.
of a license obtained from the l ntntr
STEPPED INTO CHE VASSE
I .a Grande—Wor*l come« from I ‘gin court last April they were regularly
that forest tires are raging in that vi licensed to sell liquors, blit the Està- ■
cinity. and that a large force of men is raiia rily charter provides that ths Woman Enton*b«d for Two Hour* in
Montana Glacier.
st work trying to cheek the fire and to state law shall not apply tn the licens
protect and save property. • The most ing of salo«.n» and the traffic in liquor.
Kalispel, Moat, \ug 14 —Mrs A.
damaging tire« are Ui the neighlairho<»i
This provision td the cl after I» i cine M Burt, ot Jaim—t wn, N. D.. a mem
north of Elgin.
The sawmills be operative January 31, and the city's ber ol a |*arty fruga the Big Fork,
longing to the First National bank. attorneys held that the Invìi«» grsnte.1 M >nt , biohgical aclusil, bad a narrow
Galloway Brue. ami the Elgin Lumber by ' 1». kan.as ., r,*, ..... . i |.
eerap* from death while a* ending
company are in danger and the mill
Hpwrry glacier, above l ake MclktnaM,
hand« are working night and day to
tn the Clearwater country. Mrs. Burt
Fire Los* I* Heavy.
protect the mills ami to arrest the pro
Grants P***—Property losews by fl re bad just reA*e*i commenting on the
gross of the flames. Every available in Noutherti Oregon have lieen very •langer of stepping into a blind ergvaaw
man has lieen pressed into service.
heavy the past ten days, due to the ex- in the state of uiiprepamlm-ss ia which
ceeeive dryness of the season.
The 'the |>arty was. wi.en she diMp;*eared
Sugar Bests Don't Hurt Land.
rainfall for last winter and this summer , from light. The erevaaw had l*cen un
lia Grande— Al Good, a farmer who has been less than for several years dermined by th* intense li»«t of ths
lives two miles north of la Grande, past, ami the leant s: ark at once starts previous month, ami had given away
lias tbreehr»l two a. rre of <sita which a fire. In almost every valley of the beneath the feet of the unfortunate
yielded 202 bushels
The seed for this Rogue river basin forest fires are raging woman, who gave a despairing cry as
ground »as lees than a «ack of <«ts. and much ttmlier is living destroyed. 1 she <liaap;>eare<l. The men of the party
‘ f approached the crevasse,
b
Il was sls<> sown in alfalfa this spring, The farmers are losing much fencing
which ana uncovered about five feet
and Mr. Good rxpects to get a couple atnI several biuldings have limned.
wiile, and nearly a straight fall of
of tons of bay fmm this same ground
I more
»«««»»*' »«»a**!
l( but m> sight of Mrs.
than wxs
80 irv-
feet,
lieanles the crop of >mts. Previous to
Fire» Near Mount J»tf«rton.
• Burt was to tn* had I
I istening <l*«ely
Uns season the ground ass plantwl in
Altaany — Fires iti the timlaer a-aat of a call for help »as heard
sugar I me Is, and the above result Ik-troit, at the fwt of Mount Jeffersa
I.n.
A courier was seat three miles for
shows how much I met raising injures an* spreading ami doing great damag*
I ropes, by means of which, with short
the soil for other crops.
A considerable tract of timla-r >• already > |
r lielts, raapeodere and silk
hurneai and the tlamre are spreading
scarfs, the woman was Anally rearued,
Farmer» Fight Firs.
eastward. A large force of men is tight- I
after an effort of more than two hours.
Grants Pass — Forest fires
have Ing the fire, but making little hraalway
The sh<«k was ■**. great list uervnu«
reached the farming districts ot Wret against It, owing to the high wind usu
prostration la feared.
etn Josephine county, and are doing ally blowing up the '•autism caoy n.
Mrs Burt »ays she was t*o<inced from
much damage in the vicinity of the
side to side of the creveeae in her de
Rymer (arm and the big appie orchard
Qet Bridge Contract.
scent, but miraculously l.alged in a
of Eisman Bros. In order to keep the
Astoiia—The l»*ar*l <*f cotnmiwiunere pocket In the side of the wall, other
flames from the orchards, fields and of Wahkiakum county, Waahington, at
wise she would bav • l»-«n precipitated
buildings, the jieople of that district, its rw ent mestmg swarded a contract
to unknown depths amt |i»ri»he<l.
men and women, are fighting fire <lay to Ferguaon A Houston, of this city,
and night. For the pa»t three day« for the construction of a bridge acruw ¡
and night« entire families have tieen Gray's river, near the Bergman place,
CURE FOR LEPROSY.
working heroically at all hours to sub The iiut of the «trnrture will lie about
<lue the flames
American Surgeons Hi«» Cured Sia
15,000.
Weston Normal Clo*«d.
Pendleton—It is now definitely Art
tie*! that there will lie no normal school
at W»«ton during the coming winter,
as it haa l-eeri fourni impossible to raise
money sufficient to defray the ripen»««
until an appropriation bill can lie vote»)
next June. President French has been
very hopeful of tielrig able to «»cure
sufficient money to pay the running ex
pense* of the institution until that
time, but be baa now abandoned th«
undertaking
State Lose« Qram by Fira.
Baleni—Tb« «tate of Oregon hart J,.
ni)0 bushel« of new grain in a threshing
machine Hr« at the penitentiary farm
the first of the week
The Morris
threshing outfit, from llhany. had juet
finished threshing the grain when a
»(Mirk fmtn the engine caught in the
separator and the flame« spread «o rafi
lili y that no grain could l*e saved. The
lose to the «tat« i« about fil.200 and to
Many New Cases
New Orleans, Aug. 18.—The heavy Morris about |900.
increase in tlie numoer of cases which
One Woman Hunler in Union.
tacesti four or five days »g ■ is beginning
la Grande — Two hundred hunler*'
to manifest itself in the death lilt,
which can I* exported tu grow steadily liceneea ha»e Iwen iwue>! by Ibe coonty
for the next few days.
The numlier elerb. The only woman lo lai« out a
of new caee-a today seem« small in com- licei.«e is Mi». George AcElee, of thia
I*»'«'’’
yesteMay s recur.!, but it rity. The oldswt applicar! (or a 11canne
rrw"7 "* short, aa. that tiuniler of i« !.. M Fnllon, of Flgin, agni TU
cases were turned In by an inspector Team, and Die yonngeet licensed nim-
just after the hour lor el* sing the re r*«l ia Mila* Borili, of Union, who la
port. These will las includeal in tomor 15 Team old.
row'» repart.
Vote for Long School Term.
Earthquake Last* Nms Hour*
Cottage Grove—A s)*erial »cool meet
Hongkong, Aug I A. — The inhabit ing was held here last weak fur the
ants of Macao, on the Canton river, purpose <>f voting on a 10 mill tax to
were stricken with panic, owing to con run the school nine month«, amt other
A large crowd
tinuous earlltquake
»leaks.
which itkddental ei|*enses.
lasted for nine Imnre. a Tli<Mi»en*le was present ami many spirited argu
The tai was
r!orke<i to the parks to get away fr**m ment» were prvnented.
the shaking bmldirigs. and the Chinese voted by ten majority.
|irie»ta ad*led to the ajarm by prophe
eying tbe destruction of the city,
Crop Turning Out Well.
''teamere coining from Macao to Hong
la Grande— Threshing Is well under
kong are crowded
with
refugees way and the yield 11 far better than
Hhork* were felt at Hongkong.
waa expecteaI Ths hot Weather cut th*
spring grain some, but notwiDistending
Local Revolt in China.
the crop in general will he Imtter than
Shanghai, Aug IS. — The governor for th* past two seasons.
report« that the rising at Pu Chou Fu,
New Oregon Postmaitera.
in the province of Chanel, I« purely
local. Of 143 soldiers ««nt out, only
Washington—Three Oregon |>«t mar
threw have returned, the remainder ier« have been appoint»*!
Mayville,
probably deserted. The officiale at Tie F. J. Parson, vire Ella N. Angell, re
Yuan Fu are sending a large force with signed. McKee. Harry L. Hhsner, vice
artillery lo tbe scene ot the disturbane* O. I». Ebner, resigned.
and Improved All Treated.
New Hural Carrier*.
Manila, Aug 14 — American ear-
Washington — Rural carrier* have g*- i.» * oime» ted with th* l~«rd of
lieen appointed as follow»
t'ailton
health ot Manila *lc*dare that they have
route 2, Thomas E Men liant, carrier. di ecu vs ml a |» m » hiv « cur* for leproay.
NoIon K. Hoffman, stilisi Hute.
t»f 28 case* treate*I. all have Improved,
six < aaee tw*lng aleolutely cured
Rev-
PORTLAND MAHKtrS
eral patient», portions • f whose I mh I iss
were gone, have rocovvtsii.
Wheat — Sew club, 70071c par
All <4 theee .awes have !ww*n under
bushel; new blueelem, 73078c par close olaiervaliori for at least six
bushel, new valley, 77c.
months, and H 1» al>aoliitely Hn|»<Mi-
Barley—Old feed, 121 54MJIperton, I hie u> discover a trace of the germ«
new leani, 42<‘ a21; rolled, 12 1-424.
of the disease m the biuod of the pa
Gate— No. I whit* feed, 8X1*490 |*er tient*. The method tiseil I« a System
ion. gray, I2W.
of X-rays
Hay—Timothy, old, 11 1.4 1A per ton ,
The surgeons do not desire their
new, 111019 50. < lover, 4' 4 *
' name* to I ms mentione.1 at present,
Fruita—Apples, new, 90. «41 78 per They will not sak for the reward*
bn!; apricots, 90c ¡»er crate |*e«M'h«e, which have l«-«n offered by various
«Ac |*er crate, plums, 75c per governments for a cure for leprosy.
crate; blackberries, Aigrtc per pound;
rhemes, AOi4A.Sc |>er hr,« |*ears, |2
Baker* Saak to Settle Strike.
|>er boa, prunes. Kflc‘4|l; raepberrise,
New Yosk ' .
i
Efl is for a
|1 2A |*r i rale »»*..-■ u . • •
14 t
pea< aside settlement of the Hebrew
per pound; cralwpplee. AOc per boa.
Vegetable*—Beans, L44c per pound; baker«' strike on the East Mole were
cabbage. Ii41l«c per pouad; cauli male today by Herman Robinson, in
flower, 75<4'.»Oc per dosen; celery, 75«t ternational organiser of the American
Nflc per
dosen; corn, 50qt78c |>er Federation of lutlior, ami Jiwph Bar-
bag; cncuml*re, lA<g2.'*c per boa; let ondeae, who were appointed by the
tuce, heart, 10c per down; parsley, 2Ac ■triking liakers a committee to confer
per down , peas, fffifle per pound; to- with the employer». They held a lorg
■alow, rt-Scml I |>«r crate, equaah, A. conference without arriving at any <lefi-
Another meeting of
per pound; turnip*. II 2861 40 per nite conclusion.
sack, carrots, |l.2A«ft 1 A0 per «ack. the employer* will lie held tomorrow.
There was no renewal ol rioting on tha
leeta. 114 1 -’* po »a. k
Onion*—Red, |l 28 per hundred, Fant Hide,
yellow, |l.J8.
Dumped Fish Offal In River
Fotatrw*—Oregon new, I«t'*"*-.
New Westminster, B. C., Aug. 14.—-
Butter—Fancy creamery. 2Affi.!0c.
Eggs—Oregon ranch, ZJulJJSc per Nil ranneri, four laelonging to the
British Columbia Packets' association,
dueen.
Poultry—Average old hens, 12 4 <415; one to J. II. Dodd A Non , Victoria,
nnxe.1 chickens, 126 12 Sc; old ronet* anal one to the A B C. Packing com-
ere. 9\Ml<•«; young r**>wt»re, 11 <* pany, have tieen summoned to appear
11 %c; epringe. It, m J pounds, 14c. on the charge of unlawfully dumping
I to It* pounds, 15c; turkeys, live, fiali offal fr >m the canner ire Into the
Canner» Interni Infight
l«<419c; geese, live, per
pound, Iraner river
• *7c; ducks, old, 13c; ducks, young. the case to the hlgheet court anal the
matter will likely prove a hang and
10014c.
interesting fight.
Hope—Choice. 1904, 17019c
pound.
Government Serd» Pire Fightert.
Wool— Eastern Oregon average
19621c; lower grade*, down to
Miaeoa la, Moni., Atig. 14.—Under
according to shrinkage. valley, 28<0J7r orders frnm thè IWpartment of thè In
per pound, mohair, rhoice, 3le per terior !.. L. Nharp, special lami agent,
pound.
haa left for ih» foresi firn distriet sur-
Beef— D rewril trulls, IffiJc per pound , ronnding Clinton with a party of men.
cows, 9t%(44i*e.
Mr. Nharp’s otalers frnm Waahintgaan
Mutton — brewed, lancy, Ac per are lo alo all he can to ehea-k thè da
pound; ordinary, 468c.
ll rnctlon of timbrr rauee.1 by thè tire»
Veal—Dressed. 5<g7c per pound.
now burnlng
All Western Montana
Park—Draws J, fiS’A'«- per pound. la covered with a pali of moke.