The Santiam news., December 01, 1905, Image 1

VOL.
IX
SCIO,
Prank *» pt««
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
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CO.,
1.155
Oltr.UOY
By T. L DUGGER
FiwJ TaaiUaaee
THE SKIPTON
Good Turnouts, Prompt and
Courteous Attention
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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DENTIST
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Graduate Eclectic Medical College
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J. J. Burne«
Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
SCIO, OREGOM
Scio
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8HELT0N
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
tunic» it th» Tta»«
XtUry Pabllc
Bal» Ortgan
R. V. HRGEY
State
All kinds el welches, dock* aafl jewelry
scio oxxasx
CORNER SALOON
I. A. TlKhTR
Fin« Wine«, l iquor« «nd Cigar«
Pura Liquors fur Mcdlamal Purposes
Gira Va a Call
Bank
1AST ADD SOM!)
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Southern Pacific Co
Watchmaker aud Jeweler 8HÂ8TA
pu inplly repaired
IBH7H
W B. CUMAN. 0. P. A
SCIO
ORHOON
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW
EST POSSIBLE PRICE. GET PRICES
i
1»L< LMHElt
1.
I1MIÔ
NO.
GREATEST HARVEST IN HISTORY
MAY LOSt POSITION
Praser-t Year Was Record Breaker in
United Stataa
Mitcball Likely To Ba D aplacsd on
8«n*l* Canal Commit!««
9
REFUSES TO CHANGE
Waahington, Nov 2» —"W allh pro-
hi a Condensed Form lor Our , duetion osi the farm» of tlx I’nited Rate Regulation the Only Prob
8tat«a in 1005 reached th» highest
amount aver attained in Uris or any
Busy Readers.
lem Before Coming Session.
other country—*■> ♦Ik.OUQ.ui’U,"
HAPPENINGS OF TW0 LONTINF NTS
Horseshoeing a Specialty
e »;■« wg. M i>
g
COUTÍTY, OHJù.ON,
Washington, Nov. 27. — Apparently
-Senator M tcbell la to tie depriVMl of
, th* chairmanehip of tba commit!«« <>n
REASONABLE RAÎF3
hiterucvaoic canals when the ««nate re-
• Br As ' .. : «-».J i, »worth *■ r»»4«
orgMterw next month,
Th I* haa n.t
In
the
first
annual
report
of
bls
third
Albany
Orc goo
been Jrfinite y decided, but It la the
term ‘■«ervtary of Agriculture IViis-m
omernsas of opinion of arriving sen*
preeen » an array of figure« and a slate-
t'-rs that M i, Indi will bava t-> relin­
i i‘>«nl representing products and profile
quish hla rhs rmanahip In on 1er that
flhe farmer» of thia country, which
some active meruixr of the canal com
!■• admits "dreams of wealth prudue*
tulle« eau presi.I« al ita mevlibgs this
I
tion
c<ra!d
hardly
equal."
Rsauma of thè Le*» Important but
MxKiltop A Churchill. Prop«.
Preside, t Will Not Give Senate Any a inter.
Four crops make new high records as
■ ngrvwa mnet appropriate money Fullo«'* Plea tor Umatdla Irrigation
Not Leaa intaraating Event«
Escuta Io Avoid Action by De­
I to value — com, bay. wheal and rice—-
Fall* on Deal tara Secretary
I
ew.
ly tn the cuming seawion for rontln-
ALBANY OREGON
oí the Past Weak
although In amunnt of production the
bating m the Air.
■ u i ng work un the Panama canal, ami
Denounce* Malheur.
corn is th» only on» that es<e«»te pre-
i must dec de whether the canal ehail be
1
vious
yield*.
In
every
crop
the
gen
­
I
built
The bast ZOc miai la thè
v a toy
with locks or at the a* level
A slight earthquake was fait through­ eral level <d production so high and
Opra all night.
Washington, Nov. 2* —For various thia legislation, t<x«ther with ail other
out Italy.
Washington
No,. 25 — Secretary
I that of price« still higher. <leeide the
- legislation ju-rtairiing Io the canal a. I
enormous yield <4 wraith the ewretarv reaaons President R<«>eevelt will twl I the canal Bone, must lx mtisider»! I y llit«i.c«<k is now convinced of the in-
Th«
sultan
of
Turkey
shows
signs
of
<to 1« Th«
estimates that the farms of th« country urge c ngreas at th« apprnwihing »«•- the canal committee, and w dl be one I ivratal« character of the Klamath irri-
yielding to the |*>»»r»
have I her eased in value during the past •mn to take up the question ■>! tariff »I the mext important topics to be c n
| gallon project ami ackli ■ w ledges that
Calx has »«nt a gunloat to invest!- '
five years t- a pr«««nt aggregate of |o,- revision. He Iwlievta the ruilrixd rate sidered.
Beeause of ite Impôt laure.
gate the affairs of the lai» of Pine«.
t'sliloruia ie to i »ene At by the wurk in
133.000.000.
queciton is the nmet vital Issue which ; sénat* rs Ixlieve the canal committer
"Every sun»«t during the past five confronts Ilia people of th« I’nited should have an active chairman, who eonteinplalion fully a* much aa tlre-
Lini«v uh is said to have put down 1
a mutiny in 3lancburia after much years," li« says, "ba» regi»ter»«i an in- Mates today, and be is therefore uu can not only preside al
immittav I <<>t>, but be le not willing to changa hla
ci«a»e of |.l,4>>il.V"0 in the value of the willing to bring to the front any other meetings, but who can vote both In
bloodshed.
order charging the entire allulmenl to
Oui) First < .as» flhop lu Th« Cito
farms of this country."
problem whose disx-ussion would tern! - .committee and in tb« senate, and who
The I niversity of Pennayvlania has ‘
ti>«
elate ol tiivgon.
Analysing the principal crops for the to postpone, it not defeat, legislation • an furthermore take charge of canal
Hhavlng ............ .......... 16 c«ols
taken the initiative in suggesting new
When Henator Fulton again took “P
yeal, the secretary save that corn on that subject. He proceeds on the | legislation after it has Ixeb reportad to
Ilalr < titling ........25
football rule«.
rearbeal its highest production at 2 i theory that th« wont evil should lx I the senate.
l.o- rualtrr ol the l inatill« project with
H baro pool rig .. ____ »5
New York police authorities have 708,000.000 bnslxla, a gam of 42 000,- | first cured. Alter lour y«ars* ex|xri-|
the mm retary, be found Hitchcock bold­
Heths...... ..
■Irablei the numtxr of police renerve«, IHHI over the next highest year, Iwno, fence in the while house, and with a
...... λ
ing the same view* he vuieed on th«
AMINO IMMIGRATION LAWS
PR<»l*klETOR prxxnmahly in anticipation ol a strike bay is second in order of value, al­ i comprehensive knowledge of th« meth- I
GLOktiE DAMP
.n <>f hi* previous visit», contend­
by ironworkers.
though cotton held second pla<x during ml* resorted to by Congress to defeat
Sargent's Plan for Keeping Out All ing H al Oregon's 51 per rent reserve
the
two
pre«oding
years
The
hay
crop
legislation
winch
la
distasteful,
the
I
Heavy res» bat« swept away 100,000
&
fund l>a* >>e«n appropriated and ex­
Undesirables.
feat ol the east <xxsl of L'ooey island ; thifl real is vah'-M at |6O,OM,0OO president is fully aware tha. he would ,
plaining ti e; liter« are no tun.I* avail-
Col
I
on
mm««
third,
with
a
valuation
1 materially dr-crease the chances of get- I
5Vashii>gt<>n, Nov. 27.
Radical
and the inhabitants are terror stricken :
I ti . I'malilla
of 1575.000,000; wheat. |S2S,<M>0,000. | ting rati- legislation ll he »hould make | change» in Uis Immigration law» will a e i r >■ .i - i u. i n
lest more should go.
■ xts, 22N3,I>OO,IMM>; potato»«, II3H,- ! !ariff revision an issue <d equal import- t« made nest year, If the suggestions project.
Mr Fulton maintains that, even if
A terrible gale has swept the English 000,000; Ixiley, 158,000,000; tobsi o, I ance a itlx the regulation ol freight i of Commissioner General Nargent ar«
tl.< •< cretary adlo n * t<
a letei initia­
I channel. It is r«|«>rt«d that the Brit- 112,000.000; sugar, rane and sugar
rat«». He is aware that the senate I put into effect. Mr, Sargent ia anxious
i ish battleship King Edward 5'11 iound- Ixrts.
rire. 113,Uto,. would qnirkly »«is«-np<>n tins opportu­ < to have limits placed on th« number tion to charge Hie entire coat ol the
450.OOU.OOO;
|ered during the storm.
000; dairy pr>idueta, |5<»,000.oui, an nity and concentrate its attention on a | «I immigrants, and that persona who Klamatb work hl Ore, >u, tliere is yet
"iiough money m the re. tarnation fund
We buy ear *t k la large quantlliwa
Officials investigating the affairs <4 increase ■>( I I.OOO.OiH), over laal year tariff bill, not ao much with any idea are either too young or loo old to sup­
to tile I reilil of Oregon to build Hi«
and keep a full line af oarnsg*
aad i the Seattle a-»ay office have diacoverrw!
of modifying the Ihngley tariff »» to port themselves should not lie per­
I'niatilla |>r ■ ect
On Jun« 30 laat
■lietract attention and sidetrack the mitted tu disembark
wagon malarial. All km.ta of work to evidence to show that Adams' detalca-
Thia would not,
ore«’ 1 . r. eti tr.1 (m l w a* practically
PLENTY OF MONEY.
rats bill before it teachad a critical however, apply to time« who can turn
i tion* extendrMl as far back as I'*<I3.
ur Una dons oa abort a tlca
I.' «Ml ihhi
IS-riuclitig I- tMMI.000 al­
•lage.
t»h guarantees that they ar« on tbeil
The L'nited Stat,* sold to Can'da Secretary of Interior Hu Not Been
lotted lor Klamath, thero was yet
There is other legislation which the wav to relative».
i last year «iporte to the value of llbri,.
I 1
oihi left, an I l
i* Mr. Fulton's
Furnished Proper Figures.
president biqxa to Irave p«»»<*l txaidee
Mr. Sargent Iwlieves that by an ar­
I thiO,(MiO
This is more than <12 per
contention that since July I, lutlft,
the
rail
load
rale
bill,
but
he
:«
mire
rangement
with
foreign
governments
Washington, Nov. 28 —When the
■ ent of the whole of Canadian imports
enough money has tievn received from
rta' :• n • I -. n.
j arid but I 1 px-r Cent of the export« of secretary of the Intelior and the Recta- anxious about tfiat iio-A-i; i •• t l.an co ' 1.1- -I* rs :!.•
dispi-aal ol public land* In Oregon to
.1 >
. mation service reach an understanding other, an<l hr will concentrate his m g'su’.» O'.til I,, lend I.,-re
the t'mtexl State«.
make the other |500,IMM) neceaeary lor
TUI
as to ‘.be extent and condition of the • Worts to aevurn such a law aa «ill, in stopped. Before an immigrant is per the I'malilla project. The *ecreuuy is
Oregon. Kansas Teal», New Mexico, national reclamation fund, it is esp-ct hi» judgment, effectively check dlscruu milted to lake pa*«ag.' for America, lie
unable tu alate how much money Ore­
1 New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania.
mations of all sorts. He wants a law should undergo an examination at the
• • !•. ■ ■■, r r
■ ■ ; ■
gon ba* ontribute.1 to the land since
■ Utah and Maryland all have men in j'-cts, including project* in Flastern which will apply the "npiarv deal" jxiint of embarkation.
July, Imt will advise the senator when
rongreee who would Ixnstit their state* Oregon and Eastrrn Washington, will rule t > railr<xd bu»i,iea«, and it his in­
he ascertain« the lacto
by reeignirig, as their terms of useful 11« approved and placed under contract. fluence, barked by public opinion, ran
HITCHCOCK TO RESIGN
N >t w ithstandir g that he drnominatee
n«es Lave |HU*»ed.
; But until there ie a complete under­ | bring it alxiut, such a law will lx writ
the Malheur proj. t a "»teal,“' ami al­
Orsgaa
!kto
ten
on
the
»tatute
lx*
ks
Iwforn
the
first
Henry Watteraon says lie want« no standing, the present chaotic condition
Rumor That Western Congressmen lude* to th« op«ration «1 th« wagon
i must continue, and inactivity will be I session of the Fifty-ninth congreaa ad
public office.
r «1 |.... pl« a« « ' graft.'' the secretary
Hava Got His Scalp.
lourns.
' I he rule, rave on projects that ar« act- :
wlll iiot f..rmally M-t a,ide Gil* pro)«ct,
The I'ritish l.ilxral party hss »phi i ually under contract.
W»»hingt»n, Nov. 27. — The fact
though admitting that he will not con-
crncixi
on home rule.
leaked out tonight from a responsible
The great misunderstanding that now '
«tenet i>
N >r ail. he p.tinit the Mal­
CANAL ENGINEERS DEPART.
source that at a recent cabinet meeting
I’resI l»nt
..............
T J >1 ressa»
I>owie ha* returned from his new col- prevail* is as to the amount of money
heur allotment to l*« uee«l in pert for
Etbaii
Allen
llitcl>c<»k,
aecrvtary
of
available for use, and the restriction*
w. A Kwmu ony in Mexico.
Cashier..
lb« I mallila project.
fie »ay* Oregon
Ridicule Report» They Have Changed the Interior, egpr««a«d a deeire to ten
under which that money may lx ex- I
ha* bad her full share of re, lamallon
There is a growing disaffiction in
Decision
on
Sea
Level.
Ider
his
resignation
July
1
next.
The
jxnded. The R,-< tarnation service ha» I
money outside
th« Malheur project,
; the St. Petersburg garrison.
i'.s own set of figures, but thu»e figure! I
Washington, Nov. 28 — The live for­ •am« authority announce« that Vespa and :e not entitled to the lienefil of the
D «• a Ke»«r«l banking and •ichang«
sian Warner, of Illinois, now cominis-
Russian
polico
have
found
letters
do
not
coincide
with
the
figures
which
eign
delegate*
to
the
tviard
of
consult
­
m n«y wl h i* i w cr«<iile<t to ths
but na»»
L ■
»Ui at eurreal ratai
telling of a plot to kill the caar.
have Ixeu furnished Secretary IIitch- ing engineer« of the lethmam l anal . stoner of pension», is to am-eeed him.
pr >j«ct. but which is not l>«ing use.I.
and draft« lMu«d •« priB«lp«l ciU««.
ll
is
»aid
the
proposed
change
in
the
Harah Betnhsrdl will build
and c x k l-.y the men in iiis own department commmion left for New York today,
The secretary, and will sail for their homes.
They cabinet has txen brought alMint try
l maintain a theater in New York, ac- | upon whom he rvliea.
weatein
ÎHY TO DAM SALTON StA.
¡confronted with very different financial will meet again in Bru»»«!» during the niemlxrs of omgrea« from
. cording to her manager.
_____ Davis
_
' «tâte», who charge that Mr. Hlicttowk.
staten enta, fr<>m »onreef which ought first day» of January. General
Turkey is expected to offer no reeist- | to agree, has concluded that neither ie will go to that city a» représentative of ¡n "poationa against land grabber«,
Lerga Forca WortMng to Saw« Rail­
ante to the allied tl»-et unless troop* are right, yet he is unable to figure out for the American mrniters of the board, bai peruiltted hi* personal feeling« lo
road From Destruction.
•
nter
mto
tba
puaecutiona
While
landed, in which event a fight may en- hiuiself just how much money he has and will take with him the documents,
!>
k
Angelea,
Nor. 15. — Tao bun-
sue.
to spend, and how much he ha* s|>ent which are not yet drawn up, and which this rharge had Ixen ollen rr|xatrd, it
hr«| mt
hU Ird i.lay an I night
i*
sani
that
thè
retiremei.t
of
Mr.
I««
In
the
H
1
,
y>ar*
the
rrclaniatiou
then
will
have
to
lx
signed
iiy
the
for
­
«
The large number of accidents in
Hilchuck wili I m > wholly due » to the •hllta, 111 tram* hauling brush and
eign lielegatee.
I football gam«« this season has aroused has lieen in force.
«an«!, t* • piledriver« t! umping away
i
H;eaking ut published stories that deaire of thè presidi-ut to surround
college sutlmritux to take action against
alinual in«» *<4ntly, two
eternwlirel
hiuieelf with younger mrn.
they
ha>i
rexonsidervd
their
tire*
vole,
,
the
game.
Trains ieaia West Keto for Portland
WRECK TAKES FIRE.
• t.'Ainrra t arrytng
t Btrurt n material
one
of
the
delvgatee
mail«
the
following
■ J •»> • •
a at
« • ■»
¡«ara
and i<>uiini*«Afy >v»rr« iruin Yuma—
it is prolxlde that in the reorganisa­
statement :
MILLION WOMEN FIGHT s poo r
or Albany at J *6 p m
the*e h»r»’»*a under Kuprrmtendent J.
tion of congress Ankeny and Fulton Fourteen Persona Lose Live* in Mat-
"Whatever we have had to say will
»ill secure ctiairmanshipa of important
tachuaettt Duastor.
lx found tn the report which will Oharacterizs Him as a Man Sanction- Tulin are engaged in the llrrrnlean
xavea 1' rtlan l I 50 a m , I 80 r an
ta»k <>t building a '*00 f m > i dam a* omni
committees.
**
Alliany II 10 p m , 11 SO p m
Line In, Maas., Nov. 28.—Fourteen ■ shortly lx in the banda of President
Ing Practice of Pol,gamy.
'hr Wfl*»l t hannel of the Colorado river
irritas Ashland IflSi i>. llKi u
Roosevelt.
That
we
»hould
change
oiir
The
management
of
the
Kirk
Island
persons
aere
killed,
25
were
*eriouely
• r
~
_ _ _
_ _ _
Sacramento 7 W i> m.lM* m
Philadelphia, N-x. 27 — A meeting fmir mile« beb»w Yuma, by «h ch th«
'
vote
on
a
subject
to
which
for
three
i
railroad
has
dx-x
ided
to
practically
re-
iujtirrd, and prolwbly a score of others
(<
Kau Frau, isco 7 55 p in , I 5ft *
of the i »«cut i>« committee of the Na­ California I*rv»'lopnirnt ttnnpany ho|»ea
| build the entire system to secure a cut and bruiM-d in the moat disastrous ■ month« we had g.ven the chxeet atten­
tional lx ague of W.■men's organise l<» Itring Halton e a to a wtandatill and
Pullman and Tourist cars aa h> th minimum grade.
rnilrowd wreck recorded in this state tion, and should change it merely Ix-
rvrnbially rewirne tKa ' <u K nk Co a
trains < hair cars ha- ramenta te Cig-
' cause wane parties are not contented ttona, formed two y««ra ago to oppose
for
many
years.
The
w
r«<-k
oc,
urred
Fifteen persons were injured and
the continuance in the t'nitad State» dry I**«! < f rva|M>rati*Tn »4 ttie fl hm I
ian and Fl Paa- and tourist care t
j with it, is a great alxurdity.”
St
H
15
o'clock
at
Baker's
Bridge
sta
­
Chicago, St. Luui*. Naw Orleans and ; many others badly shaken up in a
senate of fteuator Rrx*t Rmool, of I'tafi, wtaerf that have wtraked tuch havoc
Washington.
wrack on the Missouri Paciflc near tion, a mile and a half »«st of Lincoln,
was held here today. Women from all there.
on the mam line of th« Fitchburg di­
Leave Isle of Pines to Cuba.
Connecting at Fan Franciao« with lxe-ls, Mi»»>uri.
1! the dam ia a aiif» «•-*. the Hmithern
wtions of the country were present.
vision of the Boston A Maine railroad
«varai linea lor Honolulu. Japan, China
Washington, Nov. 28. — The Culxn It was announcol that a potition would ra»irt
radaay in line will l»r able tn
The Riieeian minister of fimmee eeti- The regular express, which left Boston
<•
r
* -
I Amar
government will lx jxrinitlcd to »ettle lx presented to tne senate asking for abkivl n ita Imile« of •!•>» fly track
mates that the expenditure« (or th« al 7:45 o'clock for M nlreal, by way of
ca
to it» own satisfaction the existing the exclusion of Mr. Hmool on the r-aat <d Halton, and rraume ita main
¡coming year will be *1,02O,0tH),U0O and the Rutland system, crashed into the
Ksw Mrs M F Woodnanses, agent al
trouble on the Isle ol Pines
1 he ground that "he is a member of a 1 .nr
If the dam m a failure. 40 miles
the
revenue
*1,1127,000,000.
rear end of an accommodation train State dejxrtment has eo announced. < *t
K eat Scio statlou, er addraae
lieirarchy who»« president and a major* an I 14*rhapa mor« >f ah«» -fly may have
The power» may allow Austria to boon I for pointe on the MarlL. rough <ourw>, if American citllcns were to lx I ily of the members prateth-e and teach to k»r limit, the whnla Imperial coun­
branch, a id which started from Boston unduly per»ecuted or maltreated tx-
seise Macedonia.
| polygamy,” The memorial will state try may be deputed of it* supply of
al 7 15.
'cMse of any exercise by them of their
Portland, Ore
; that "Mr. Hrnuit ha» never raised his canal waler, and th« (oh.rado river
A tierce gale in Chicago did much
Of th« dead, a dogen were pas*etigrra r ght of freedom of speech or awennbly,
.
.. ... ..... . , .......
I . tlgr,
,
i voice against these doctrines, and the may I»« diverted through the Hirer
damage to property.
in the two rear cars of the Marlliorongh this g- veinmeiit will take ste|W to se­
Mormon hierarchy has broken Its cov- Padrone* into Volcano lake, thence to
The other two were Engineer cure for them justice.
A fresh mutiny has broken out on train.
But if those ■ nsnts which it gave to the L'nitod find its way northward through the
Barnard, of the Montreal express, and Americans on the islamls place them­
th* Russian Black sea fleet
new river into the Halton Hee
What
Hlate« when »tatehood was granted."
bls fireman.
No |>wnu-ngers on the selves outside the pale of the law by
thia would mean may l>e conjectured
More graft is being expiwsid in the
ex pre«« train were injured. Of those refusing to recognise the authority of
from the damage already done by the
insurance Inquiry at New York
Summoned bv Judge Hunt.
who lost their live*, a numtier were ap­ the Culxn government, they will Lav«
flooding of the great sink.
Helena,
Nov.
27.
—
United
Blate«
Bulgaria is anxious to invade Mace­ parently instantly killed in the collis­ to take the consequence«.
Judge Hunt today ordered Frederick A.
donia, but is restrained by the powers ion, while other* were either burned to
Final Agreement» on Report».
Hyde, John A. Benaon and other. Cali­
death
or
died
from
suffocation.
Pealhou»« We* Burg'ar red.
Russian employers have united to
fornian* to appear and answer <>n Feb­
Washington, Nov. 25.—The I-«rd of
Butte, Mont., Nov. 28. — A Great ruary 5 the complaint charging them lonaultlng engineer* of the 1‘anama
fight th* strikeis, who have nearly
Oppose Rate Legislation.
ruined them.
Faile dispatch to the Miner «taira that with having fraudulently obtained a canal met Imlay |o add the finishing
Chicago, Nov. 28. — An organ xed the prcipte of Teton county are in a fu­ I .reel r< -«rve « rip. under which l.iMMl touche« to the work and compare notea
Helena shippers have --rganixed to movement on the part of railrva l em­ rore over what ia hollered tu lx a
scree of Montana land wa* secured from npon which to l>a*e the majority and
fight rats discrimination and tnay form ploye« in every branch rd the eervi.-c threatened epidemie nt smallpox a* the
tie government. The government nvki minority report« which will eruliody
a state ssaocialion.
ha* lieen put on foot to secure con­ result of burglarising of the jw-st house to have th« land retored to it.
Tliere th« view« of the memlier» upon the gag.
Th« cashier of the Hayti, M ssonrl, certed action against the Ro-sevslt idea “leverai smallpox patient* «era ron A ned are a number nt Montana rorpiration* level and lurk project«.
This wss
bank haa disappeared with II h .OOO of of ret« legislation. Preliminary «lepa in the detention house and the piare and individual* who are also nano-d as neceaeary because the foreign members
bxv» already I-ven taken by a commit­ has never liven fumigateli to the extent defendants In the bill of complaint of ilia Iviard have arranged to aail for
the institution's money.
tee of the brothelh<*»la of railroad men that it I* Ixlleved that all danger of a tod.
Europe on Nov«mber 21, leaving th«
A large colony of B>'cr* is to locate
The people have
for a general maaa meeting. Rate reg­ cemtag on I* p Vt.
compilation of th« prvli'-ilnary re|H>rta
in Veneauela. A grant of over a mil­
leen
publicly
warned
by
the
health
ulation, in the opinion of the em­
Burton is Guilty
in the hand* of the American memlwra,
lira acres of land hue lieen mule by
ployee, mean* a sub« quant reduction officiato to l<« on the alert lor any ap­
Hl. Louis, Nov. 27.—ftonstor J. R subject to their jwru*al and amending.
President Castro.
in wages for them, ami they propose a pearance of the direaae.
Barton, of Kansas, was Saturday night
Four prisoners in the Jefferson. Mis strong oiganixation to opp oe traffic
Thraa Big Battlethipa.
f >und guilty on all six counit in th«
A lies Have Acted
s>uri, ixnltentiary, ma-l« a desjierate rates.
imliclnient upon which he has lieen on
Washington, Nov. 25. — Tbree Arat­
at'empl to recape.
Two guards were
Ixnidon, Nov 28. — Th« Diily Mail trial for the past week in the I'nitel ela « battleabipe of al legai 18.000 tona
killed, a third serioosly woundml, and
No Flower» at Cspool
pnbl|*hea the following diapafch from Klatee Circuit court, charged with bar die liveuirnt and IH knota s|xe<l, ili tee
the prison gstea blown up with mtr ■
Washington, Nov. 28 —There will Mitylene, datnl November 27: "Eight ing agree-1 to accept and having ar ero il cruiser» of 5,000 tona il ¡»placa-
glyixrir.e. Tlx convicts were captnred be no flower* in either house rm Hie war*l’i|*a of the o cm limed Beet arrived repted compensation from the Rialto meli, one gnnl»>at of thè Melma riera
after a tight in which one was killr,! o|awiing day of rongre«». A resolution here at fl o'click thia morning
Admi­ Grain A Hwcnrirtoe company, <>( Ht. and tour otlier goni» et* of Ughi draft,
and one wounded.
of the senate waa adopted during the ral Ritter v<>n Jedina, arcompanied by L uis, to appear for the company in the two for nse In thè Philippines ami tao
Th« president baa appointed H. J last sewlon of congress barring fioweva the Austrian consul, proceeded to the capacity of an attorney before the Poet far servir« in thè tiverr of China, with
additinosi lopedo boato and lorpedo
Hagerman, of Roswell, N. 5! , as gov­ from the senate chamber. Mr. Cannon government house at |(i 30 n'clcrk and office department.
boat dretmyera, ars thè prlncipal re-
ernor of New Mexico, to take effect has already given notice that he will handed an oltimatnm to the governor.
roninirndatH n* of thè generai t«xrd of
Wdl Cut Fora»!» and Cropa.
January I. the expiration of Governor not allow the Bowen to •■« brought in At 1 o'rl.ck this afternoon 5<M) rnilorg
as heretofore. Rivalry of adqitrers of lauded and »e'xed the customs and tele­
Otem's term.
1 iban. Nov. 27.— Agrarian dienrder» thè navy in ita program.
different members of both bouses graph office. Kverythmg is quiet."
have broken out in the Baltic province.
Ba!h>ur will resign a* premier of reached a stage where the desks were
Hrda-Dimond Case Postponed
A peasant meeting adopted resolution«
Great Britain.
buried in Hower«.
Governor of Motrow Dismissed
to cut forest on private land and io ap­
Washington. Nov. 25.—The hearing
Dindon, Nov. 28 — The correepind- propriate crope. Th« governor general hr the Criminal court on Uta demurrer
Missouri ia continuing
ito
Fimina in Part of J»pan
ent of the H’sndard at 5t«a>>w nave that haa issued a proclamation to the troop* fl’etl in the Hyde Dimond case, in
«gainst the Mandarti Oll.
Victoria, R. I’.. Nor. 2* —Famine General Bramivo, governor of Moerow, to tire on auch offenders, and saying w ilrh fraudulent land transactions on
Four Berlin Lank* have organised • provai If breanwe ot the failure of the hat been dirmi Mod in disgrace owing to that the participants at such meeting» th« Pacific <• ait are chargssl, which
Ix-.k to do bua metta In Turkey and rice crop in Northeast Japan/ Th«fuf- the revolutionary proceedings of the will lx court martialed and sent to di* was eet for today, was postponed for
F<ypt.
ernment hat begun relief tnrafure«.
CingreM of ¡xa-ant».
' tant provinces.
two week*.
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