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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1906)
».* 9 • e% ave • • 4* * • » - * .. •• • r . '*» W »^.» • • w ' / « f ’ S ■ gF » r. .. a —. ev_- w • • ■ e <• -■ s' • ' -. •Y-.V» • • r / vi,*' NO < <H NTY, OltUHtN Beware ?»azn of Titles Difettive Nave Sr, aistrsr* o* «ule , -erervf by Ike PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT LIN* CO.» OBEOOM Linn County Abstract Co By T. L DUGCEÍ »• ♦<>, I Oft)»« '»*J )» uses 1 io pur I.»«» ’ cferrtH« •• ureiirHy h r L.f tfe« Iw»»«» uf «t«»r »speri i K- jidkir».«.» ■ eure. fc»i»bU»hiF«l In tn* r»icv maile *><*»* ne appllretlew .i a «verllwmc«*» mu»* *e reM l«S toe »r le* la •>»•« I-» Itoelr laseiltoe. PROFESSIONAL^^ J. J. Barnes X Son, General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers C C Sr .sat II Br$ffiAl I-KÍ 4 NT B ATTORNEYS AT LAW »H h 4« Ih B ig H [ ALBANY OMI g OX MoWTAMK ATTORNEY AT LAW ol I» » i.» (Iff-« U3«MtJdmrwl re-RitiR Al MANY UBF u O« We bur our sl-<k in large qnantill-w • nd keep a full line of ramagw and wag *i material All kinds of work la <>ur line done -a aisoct notice. Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON Wl Al Mi Ml um» 4 WÌATT IMI ATTORNEYS AT LAW Bank Stute Scio at rasy s. Orejón Scie ¡(j Graduate Edcctk Medical College < crr:cE&8 OU« President Cast* 1er.. *• to ..................... T J w. A-a PRILL M. D. D e* a general banking and sxchange 1. . na made st current ratea bua.m and drafts ÍMued ou principe! ci lisa. Belo, Oregon Tiltjhsat licitano« Wo IL I» lie SHtLTON EEALESTATE BROKER, V ia JutU:« cf th« Tsacs F otar y Public Scio Oregon Albany 1 un< h Counter M.hlllOP A DsVANTV. Prep». Shasta Route Besl 20c. Meal in the Vdlley Open All Night Al HANY. O4KGON. Trv'-’ • •••• W'esi »vto ter P*>rPaa4 eo4 war »talluu» •( I« I« a *>- Isavs 1er aibeur •I 1 ri P as. NEWS OF THE WEEK I Washington, July I# — Tbe acting sec re ary of the Interior has transferred another 11,0*10 00O r>f tbe rec lama I loo fund tor the Klamath irngation pro ject, making IJ.OoO.itoto now Immedi ately available for ronslrustloe. The greeter part of Ibie will be sjM-nt in Oregon, a small poll ion ot the irrigated land being in California. Work ie be ing energetically pu»hed on the con struction of the outlet tunnel from Kla A Resume of the Less Important but math lake. The «erretery a lew pledgee 42,400,- Not Lese Interesting Events <><0 to complete the project. This ad of the Past Week. ditional money is to be available as soon as needed. This increaev 1« the result of Henator Fallon’s work during A strike of Portland street car men last seseioc. seeuie imminent. Tbit tncreaeeil allotment ia poeetbU Hiam has started a movement fur the because the public lend receipts tor the past year greatly ex*-«ednd the deport slwlishiusnl of gambling. ment's Mlime'ee. While the returns Plans sre bwing prepared for a new are ii ‘l , . j *■• * - 1 . ■ ' *1 •' r lightship ufl the Columbia bar. receipts will rsiiwd tbs rwGmates by Major Dre. fos has t*ewa assigned to more Ilian |2.4,,,O.t',,O. and this increase command ot the crack French regiment. haa been divided ain-mg four states, Oreg- n and Cel.I rma on the Klamath Alfred Beil, who controlled the r»id project; Washington, whoee increase« and dtatnot.d output of Africa, is deed. have lieen hvreloti re announced, an-l A |*eece conference t*et»een Centrel Idaho, which gets additional m-rney for American republics ma. tie held on a its two proje.-la now building. United Htales warship. Doubling the cash allowance for the Klamath pn-ject opens the way for tbe Secretary Mslcall says congress did letting of new contracts to reclaim laud .> :i<!.t»l.I, not included in the first unit, now un Hwlltsure lank, off Cape Flattery, and der construction. Just what work will be dues not leel authorised to spend tie taken up i ext has not l«eo fully de the ♦ 150.(MM) appropriated by mistake. termined. Much will depend on the It is said the War department Is recommendations of Engiueer Henry, plenning an immense supply depot and who now has full charge of this project barracks tor marinse at the mouth ol Tbe K einath projec* ran lie built aa the Columbia. Young's liar 1» to t« a whole or in section«. It was origin dredged until anchorage tor the entire ally intended to build it by unite, com racifl*: and Asiatic squadrons is se pleting one unit before taking up the cured. Tt*e mouth of the Colombia is next. Il bee lieen found, however, that 700 miles nearer Japan than San Fran there will be no trouble in getting set cisco ami ia also iwtter for rail facilities tlers upon these lands as last as water than Bremerton. is ready and for this reason it waa de Caseie Chailwick Is ill In bar prison termined to push work hereafter. While only »2/MM),000 is actually home al Columbus, Ohio. available for imtued.ate use, another Dreyfus 1» ths hero of France since 12,400 ooo will l*e forthcoming by the he has l*een proven innocent. time the engineers are able to nae it. Peweeiita are caneing a reign ol terror . Considerable land to lie reclaimed is now lake l>ed or swamp. Until tbe throughout the Kueeian empire. 1 water has been drained off and these Ilitchocck resents ths statement <f lake bedc dried, it will be imposaihle -^nator Fulton that lie is in Ills dotage to complete the project. This draining Hulls have began in Han Francisco and drying pr- . * »• will require several aganet the "six bit" insurance com years; but in the meantime all land now arid which is intended to lie re panies. claimed will t*e brought under ditches. Two men attempted to rub ■ l*ei*ver Under the allotment just made it is l*e- )>ank in daylight, but were to.led and lievwd that work ou the Klatnelh pro both were caught. ject ran proceed without interruption t British steamer in Chinese waters until the last ditch is dug and waler • as attacked by pirate« am! two pas- turned on every aval labia acre. The all-ittnent for the Boise-Payette sengere killed am! the captain wounded. project la increased to 41,400.000, and Milokoff is ths choice of the Russian for the Miuidoka to |1,666,000. The Dsmorrats lor premier, but the ixar previous allotment for each was $1.- still l*alks at yielding to the jtnrty'e de 300,000. The Boise-Payette project mands. will cost m irs Ilian the original allot Four tiegross are under arrest in ment. North Carolina lor murdering an en tire family. Ona of the men lias con- WILL BUILD GREAT CANAL. leased, implicating the ether three. I d a Condensed Form tor Our Busy Readers. HAPPENINGS OF TÌ0 COKTOiEKn SHOT BY SISTER. MONEY FOR KLAMATH I Hitchcock Adds »1,000,000 to Fund for Reclamation. Keystone Shaw Parios leave» PvrilanA laoa m ,»S0p ai leeves Alba**« IX IS p m . kl m p w Arrive» A»toieo4 lï SS » * Il » a m Arrive» i-eeramenle tare IH» a Arrtvea «an Vraaclaeo t U p ■ • M a w OROW RUBBER IN UMATILLA Pendleton- -There is a provjwvt that U meli I la county may become the rub- ber growing center oline Pariti* North- • vat m the near future. G T. Ikitig las. of Durango. Col., repryesnting the rubber trust of the United Htatee, is here for the jntjuiee of looking over tlie country and making an esamina lion of the soil. Ila ie now kx*kmg ever the country In the vicinity ol F.cbo, where the «nil end climate Is similar to that of New Melico, Aris na southern t'tah and southern Ctdorsdo, • here the plant Is grown very sui - csm fully. The plant is said to flourish in dry sand* eoli, and In semi arid dis It irta. Mr. Douglas hellevee this se. lion io tie a-lepled to the smceeslul growing nf the plant which he says re quire« abiut two year« to come to ma lurity. It can be pul in at from 4" to 410 per a-re and will yield f* tn |! to 4J00 per acre. Mr. l> oiglaa will make a report of bis Inveetigalions to hie company In e few days. Ha'era — l’pon the legal interpreta tion ot the vorda "aluItérants" and "adulteration" hangs the fate of Ore gon's pure food law when It <->iuae up for leelaion l*elore Judge George li Burnett, of the Cticail c >urt, for thia < >unty in th« c»se of the stale ve George Fewdorlck, »ho ie charged with •el 11 ng the slate Isrd that has tieen adulterated with tallow. Eondorick. who la a mewl dealer in thia* ty, Is under c >ntra> t to furnish the state insane avyluin with a quantity of lard, and It Is charge-! by the «late dairy and too*! commissioner that the lard furnished c mtaine a certain per centage of tallow. The jminl at issue is whether an alulterant in fu- I» ewns the subetltn tion ot a substance wbich ie injurious to the human system fur a pure article, and if the c >urt holds that tallow la not an adultèrent It will throw the »hole art open to Urbalcwl violation in al! linee of liade in foodstuffs Sodaville as Seat of Learning. B>g Reai Estate Deal al Eugen«. Albany — Articles of incorporation have I-sen tiled in the . >unty * 'erk's offi* e for the M ineral Hprmgs illrgw at Sodaville. Tbe *• dirge w ill be open ed next fell In the building at Soda ville formerly crcupled by the old Min eial H;ring» seminary, which - 1o»ed Ila doors several years ago from la* k o! flnatM-ial aMislan* • It is now planned to eetabliab a school the equal of any institution in Oregon, eii-ept th >ee sup jxirted by the state Classical, »- en tifle, literary, normal, business and musical courses will lie taught, amt the institution plane to give degrees as high as master of arte I ugene — One <>f thè largeel reai re tate -leale aver ma le in lane - >unly waa . -nsumirated recenlly when Kli Bang», Eugene'a pioneer liveryman, eild a quarter block of ground at tbe corner of West Nluth and Olive strvets to G. M. Bontiett, a farmer of lina city, i log and a larga trame llvery stable building are on thè ground, and tbey are iQcluded In thè aa!e. Mr Bang» securee In thè deal a RflO acre stock fami in llarney county, which bis son. Abraham, of Una city, wiil - induci. Demand tor Labor in Linn County. PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits LUMBER! LUMBER! Common <• Finishing Lumber LANDON! l»SCIO ' LIVERY & FEED STABLES^ Irvine gr Myer, Props. Hack connects with all trains at Jf'est Scio and morning train at Munkers- Our rif» are first-class and our horses good drivers. Prices reasonable. » Holy Roller Creffteld Mur dered in Seattle. Heutlle, July 19. — Eetber Mitchell •hot ami killed het brother Georgs, the ■layer of Frans Edmund Crsffisld, in the Vnion depot al 4 20 o’clock yee- ler.ley afternoon, as George and hie hrotbor Pnrry woro <»© thoir WBV U> tafco a 5nrtharn P bi ific train lor Port- lantl. Mise Mitchell was walking behind the two brothers, in Company with • Ihird brother, Fred. Hhe bad gone to the depot for the purpoae of klllmg her brother. end thongh she g-eetrd hlm • Ith • »mile aad a hearty haudahake, »he Io tered behind to gel her op|*ortu- uity. A rev lier pnrehaeed tbe day before by Mre. Creffield for ths aseaMi- nall-n •«« <arrie«i <omral*nl ander a cape thrown carvlesaly over Kether Mitchell*« lett arm Frei M ■(.«-:* ..flrrrd t<> - »rry the cape, and es »be handed II to bim. the sister raieed her revolver and flrwl. D e bullet »tru k )ou ig Mitchell be hind the left ear and he dled Instantly. As the gun was bn oght up Fred Mitchell leaped to Mise the we«|*on bat he was too late, lie gr* bed Ke- ther’e arm just after she tired sod the Ctrl coliapee*! In bis arm», Hhe stayed liiere uutil dsp.4 policwmeu hurried tip and placed her under arreet. Itoth Esther Mitchell and Mr«. Cref- fleld, who was arrested st 7 o’clork last mgtit whlls on her «ay t«ck frotu the cemetery wliere "Joebua" Crvffield ia burisd, ackhowledgwd in statementa taken liefore Chief Wappenstein that they bad cowaplred to kill George liad It tieen nm-ewsary Esther Mitchell wes prepare-l to follow her bru t.er tu Port- land. Il waa this inaane -lernend for vengewnoe that prompte*! her to refuse to acc»inpeny her falber on hi« return to Illinois. "I kllled George lieceuse be heil kll «d an ii n «ent man. and Iwv-ause he bad rrined my repotation by »ayng that Creffield arducv-l me," Kalber MItcl eil dsrlared, bat both her State ment an I that of Mre. Creffield mdi- rate that t!.o tau bad * luplisd to ae- MMinats. Mrs. Creffield prompt*-1 ihe shooling and »h« t»*ugtil the gun with wbich il waa loue. il ha*i twen agreed between tt.eni that the first -ms seelng George stiould slay bim. *5 *v- ÄS* A . C * ' ‘ ? A * ■ 7 Í--.' Construction Slow. Tf.*- I'.» *•» W I Nelson, pre» lent of the Oregon Trunk road, says con struí lion work is progressing slowly be- anee of the «rarity of lal*orer«. Mr Nelson expects to secure plenty of la borers after harvest. It is the purpose of the company to push the road on to Madras, a diatanco ol 110 mil«« from RE BELS WIN GREAT VICTORY. the Columbia, as soon as it can be bu'it, am! then to build through ten trai Oregon and make connection with General Toledo Routs Government some southern road. Forces With Great Loss. Albany—Thar« is no excuse for a la boring man to complain for lack ol work In Oregon this year. In I.inn county there is a drmand for lsl*orerr of every sort, sad especially those woo will do farm work during the liarvest ing season, ami who are willing to wotk •round a sawmill, or in the woods. FarmetS in Linn county ero looking in vain for needed sseistam e to garner their ciop*, and the lumbering mills ■ long the rivers of Linn, Marion and Grocers Not To Buy Infected Fruit Irtne counties are advertising for help Haleru—County Emit Inspector K. C. all the time. Many college students Armstrong has calle-1 upon all retali are spending their vacation »eek« at grocery men and »ecure-i from them ar. the sawmills. agreement not to boy fr< tn farmers any fruit infected will- Man Jote scale. The Labor Famine in Valley. dealers were willing to make the agree Halem — As an illustration of bow ment and will keep it In letter ar.d great is the demand for manual and spirit. If the retail merchant« prevent team labor in the Willamette va ley, the sale of dtreated fruit to them, the the Willamette Valley Traction com inspe- 'or can gir« his entire time to pany, in com men-mg work upon the • •tilling th« farmers who peddle fruit Port laid Halem electric line, was un about town direct to the consumers. able to «»-’lire men end teams, and employed a st*am traction engine to do Treasurer-Elect Files Bond. the ground breaking. Il is quite prob Halem—Htate Treasurer elect George able that help will have to l>« imported from other states in older that ths - uu- A. Steel lias tiled his official bond In pany may lie able to fultili its c mtrsi’s the iiiiu ot IfiO.OOl), which waa approv with the city council of Halem—to have ed by the gi ver not. later be will tie the line complete*! tietween this city rqeuired to furutah an additional bond and CI.emawa and ready for o|>rratii>n in the sum of above lAOu.OOO, tbe amount to tie determined by the on or before September 10. er nor* M > FOOD LAW QUESTIONED Colorado Man Says the Climate • nd L*<al IntnrprnfAbo” of Two Word» Soil Are Good. Means Much to *ts Friends. _ » LANDON! Slayer of OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST A flood in Rhodee canyon, 15 miles J. J. Hill Say« He Will Connact Hud- nothr ol Trinidald, Colorado, swept •on Bay and Great Lake*. • way a number of houess. One man Chicago, July IA —Not satisfied with was drownsd and a hundred people left his gigantic railroad undertakings. homalses. • filch after .30 yiara appear to l*e ualy The war in C«*ntral America may in a little more than half completed, falle*»» »r.4 TvarisS cars oa b-»ili traies c I.»ir <•*• »•- isiasam lo i<«4»a »al Kl faso. volve ll imlu'as and Niiaragua James J. Hill is now turniug his atten si 1.4 louoat cars le t htr»<v kl louis. Nsw The government has t.*egnn an invse- tion to canal building and has given his *o ;* si.» Slot w Mbl astea Only FirsVClaaa Sbop In Th« Citr word to his friends that l*oeta will lie * enneclln« si Sau Fisa we wtlk Iksseveeat 11 gat ion of the elevator business. running from the Great lakes to llttd- sisas ahli ' m be Ileo- ul« Japan. * hm a Khavtnf......... canta Italy wants Greet Britain and France Wasco Farmers Begin Harvest. Pbi. i pi* M i snira* au.l South «ostica sou bay ta-f.ire the first »easel passes • « to reduce their standing arming and through the Panama canal. Hair Cutting The l>,ll«i — Having is well a Ivamed As the •»» i *. 5 stesa sgasi at •»•! seto »tailue. •• •ays stie will do likewiss. Hhampoolng ut activa» projN-soil water route is through tbe throughout Waaco county, the hulk of •« Hat ha..... ....... Thirty-nine laundry companiee of Winni|*eg river and l-ake Winnipeg, the grain bay now l*eing in the stack .......2S A. L. ORAIO. O. P. A. Cincinnati. Ohio, have t*een indict*«! his pnrjxise in making the Mvnitolia and the second cutting ol alfalfa ha» III GRlJi: OAVIE PROPklETOR Portland, Oregyoss. capital the eastern terminal ol bis new begun. More hay has t*een cut in the lor violating the anti trust Isw. Canadian transcontinental line instead county this year than for many years Tbe only hope of averting an open ol some point on Lake Hujwrior ia ex provioWS. This was »wing to so much contest in Russia is for ths caar to plained. The building of the canal *d tlie grain haring l*»n injur«**! by make terms with tbs modsrstes. Next • ill make him practically master ol Hie ' beat, making it unfit to thresh. Father Mitchell and Mrw. Creffield tranajM>ttallon I usinres of the North week cutting of grain will txgin In •«< a«!mit they coospired to kill George west and will protect him against the I ons where fall grain la raised, and in I Of Portland, Oregon Mitchell. No others were in the plot. incursions that have l*een made into tu at sections barley will t*e ready to Farmers hie territory by other railroad inter cut by the last of the week. The Vatican is fast felling into decay estimate that about halt a crop will Ie ests within tbe past lew years. and il will l*e necessary for the pope to It Is prop wed to have tbe canal start harveste-l. Tbe fall »beat will lie No spend 1100,000 to put the building in from some place on lake Hujietior, 1, hut m wt ot the spring wheat will 1« DUES $100 PER MONTH condition. traverse the district north west through inferior. NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION Japan says shs is not trying to mon- the Rainy river and the lake of the For ^Articuler» Hot Weather Hurnes Harvest. ojmlise the Manchurian trade, but that Woods to the Winnipeg river and past T. L DUGGER GROVER POMEROY Eugens— The cooditicn of thè crup« tbe city of Winnijw-g to lake Winm- the door ie wide open and every coun Collector Af»nt SCIO. OREGON try has an equal chance to capture tbe I peg. From there it would t*e neceseary in thè Upper Willamette valley, repee- only to dredge out tbe canal channel ially «round Eogene, during thè | ast prise. I into Hudson l*ay, thus connecting tbe week bave l«en excellent, an i all thè The wliole ot the province ot Vero- It treat lakes with the bey and Atlantic fermerà are happy. The hayirig »eaem nesh, R umis , is affected by esewseee ocean. 1« abont hall over and thè crop li be -, arisinq from the agrarieu movement. harvevted will Le one of thè largret for The peasants are rising evsrywheta sod Roosevelt Willing to Mediate. yeets. The warm nave whleh ha» ex burning estates. oyster Bay, July lb — In extending tended'over thè valley ha« been Some- what detrimental to thè whewt crop. Extensive reforms are proposed in th« good offices ot th« I'nilwl Htates in conjunction with M-xico to end th« which a co<dlng to thè farmers, ha» Il D. lain.I**n, of rhe Bilyeu l»en Sawmills, is prepared the British army. Harvest band» are dispute bet aeon Guatemala and Salva •dvan-ed Uro far, to Oil orders tor Thousands of Jews are fleeing from dor, Preel lent Ko**»«vell he« a program rejiorUd «ceree, even with thè go «I Russia. It is claimed 40,000 left War of action outlined. The Unite-I Htatee wag«« < flered. will follow the snggeelion ot the con- saw in a single day. Hot Wave Spoils Prospects. tending g vernmente, if they indicate a Tbe Longworths are visiting in Paris. desire to accept the mediation offered Moro—The bot wave that haa pr« Order« taken at the yards in Sno or at the mill« in Bilyeu ften. Home of Bryan’s admirers say he will No suggestion to the mode of proced vailed in this aertion for the past twc ilia lumber is tlie lest of mountain Sr. and pri* *•• are reasonable. ure to be followed will come from the wseks has materially shortened tbe organise a new party. The Ruseian cabinet liae offer ed its United Htatre, it i« announced her« to very flattering prospect for a big wheat day, unlr«« re-|iieet or suggestion ehonl I crop. Rejxirt« from farmers are con resignation to tbe caar. be made by Guatemala or Ralvador. ti.cling, but there can lie no doubt but Anarchy reigns in Russia end open that all grain ie moie or les« «hrivele-l Honduras Joins In. ■ nd there will tie not over half an aver rebellion ie expected at any time. Panama, July IS.—A telegram re- age crop. Many are already cutting Tbe moet destructive lire in ho years ceivwd here from Han Halvadoe says that their wb»wt for hay, but at tbe pr*eent baa just swept Htorkholm, Harden. Honduras declared «ar against Guate price for hay that will bring very aatis- Tbe lose ia placed al |710,000. mala today. According to this same 'setory returns. Captain Dreyfus has been dsvlarvd meeeage the following proclamation has "General Eshibds for Jamestown Fair. Innocent am! will be restored U> bis bent circulated in Halvador Bonilla, commamlet of the Salvador Halem—Jefferson Mye-s, president of old rank and shortly promoted. army, hav repelled the Guatemalan th« Lewie end dark fair com mi salon. Tbe grand jury ol tbe l> strict of (k>l- forcee at Mvtapama, In Halvador, 10 ■ nd one of th« rommiseionera to th« umbia has indicted tie ice company miles east of the Guatemalan fl ovil 1er. J«m««town expovilioa, was In Hal«m officials of Washington for cooepiring Tbe victori *us army of Halvador retain recently cloeing up th« affaire of hie to control and raise tbe pnen nl icw. ed tbe jroeilion« captured." commireinn ami alto <oneuliing with officer« o* the etale fair board relative Admiral Chouknin, commander of Government Lose by Disaster. to the coll ction of exhibit« for lb« Or- the Russian Black swa flset, died from Washington, July 18.—Q «artermast ««on exhibit at Jamestown. Colonel the «round inflicted by a sailor in re er General Humphrey of the army has Myere ears that all exhibitor« at UM range for tbe admiral having refused V* compiled a statement showing that the state fair ««ill be asked to preserve •• pardon some men who had mutinied. • mount ne.eeeary to he rpsended as a ranch of their products as p<w»lb'.e and Tbe upjter bouse of the Ruaelsn par result of the Are in Han Trancierò under the com ml eel on will purchase sorb as llament favors tbe abolishrr ent of the the vsrione titles of cpprnp rial ions Irr is meritorious lor exhibit at Jams« r.Tjr bis dejiartmc.it aggregate« 13,288,478. town. death jrenalty. Go To Th« *r->.AN Mexico City. July 18 —According to •d«lcee received here. Genera! Toledo, the Gnalema'an revolutionist, who lias tieen rveruiling his forcee and ties oow some gwd artillery, offered tollle yse- ter lay to Guatemalan regular troops in the department of Jutinpa, al a point • teiul four miles from the Salvadorean border. Inflicting decisive defeat on Guatemalan loose There wss heavy loes on b>lh eldee. The revolutionist« ■ re Jubilant over thvir eueveee. Regale I *, former pre» Isol of Halva- dor, and the Iseder ot the Halvs-I irean troope In the present conflict with Guatemala, was kille-i in th« battis. Guatemala Ctaíms Victor». Panama, July 13. — Menor l’arrloe, toreign tnlulsler ot Guatemala, cable*! lo thè Pauama governmsnt thls alter- noon aa lollows "Guatemala, July 12.— The Salva* dorean givernmeut has lnva-1 <1 Guale inalan terrltory, compelling ut lo PORTLAND MARKETS make an snergetic defeaaa. We ob la ined a complete victory yesterday al Wheal—Club, 71e; bluestem, 73c; Ji.ar In, «bere tieneral Tomar Regala red, fltJc; valley. 71c. do, thè chi»! commandsr ot thè Halva- Gale—No. I white feed, |32; r»y. -I-reati army, waa killrd ' ♦il per ton. Barley—Feed, L-t 76 per ton; brew- Plant to Suppress Revolt. ing. 124; rolled, |24 60426 60. Hl Petersburg, Joly 12. — The pre Rye—»1.60 per cwt. paration» which the War office has Hay—Valley timothy No. 1, 111« Iw-en making at all principal citie« to 12 60 per too; clover, «' 60'<|V; cheat, meet an armed revolutionary movement | i 4 50<47, giain hay, |7(»v; alfalfa, prove to ha«« I een very elaborate. Th« plan« tor »he defence ot Riga have ♦ II. Fruit«—\pplea, II 604 1 76 per box. ¡•lien into the hands ot the revolu aprlcvite, ♦! 604 1 76 per crate; cher- tionary paper Misla, which thia morn riee, 44*c per |>ound; currants, 1*410c ing publishes the entire plaue ot de per p .und; peechee, 75.411 10 per fense. The garrie it- it divi le«l into three crate; pears, 11 6042 23 per box. plain«. ♦ 1 41 36 per box, L*gan tier division« ot two battalion« “I infantry, riee, (I 3541.40 per crate; resptieiries, half a rmnpatiy ot Coeeacks and three ♦ I 7541 MS per crate; black her rise, tic machine guns each, to prevent th« In pet poun-l; g-aieeberriee, ttc p»r pound. vasion ot the city fr m three open Veg*-ta.dee—Beans, 647c per pound; ■idee, namely, the canal, the dam and cabbage, 1 per pound; corn, 25435c the river I* ma. per d< sen; cucumbers, 75c4tl jier box, A»k» Root to Give Help. _ istluce. head, ?6c ;*er doxen, onions, Han Juan Porto Rico, Ja!y 13 --TT. IO®12%c per dosen: Jiees, 4 45c per pound; radish««, I0<l5c per dosen, lower hone« ot the Insular legislature rhubarb, 2418%e per j»ound; spinach, adopted a reeolullon asking Harretary 2«»3c pet poond; tomal-es, |l "642 35 Hoot to use hie good ** Hees in behalt ot per boa; parsley, 25c per box, squash, Porto Rican cltlaenship and an elective i r ■ po« ■ rate imiop». 'Ocffiji insular senate. The Republicans, who per sack; carrots 1141 25 per sack; constitute the minority in the legisla beet«, |1 2541 50 per «ark. ture. opposed the résolution, holding Onioo«— New, led, I' a 'SI^ c per that Mr. Root was the island's guest pound, nee yellow, P443c per pound. and that the time and place were Inop Fo*a»oee — Fancy graded old Bur portuns. It is rejtorted that the docu banks, 40450c per «ark; ordinary, ment was not pr«.ented before lhe'eell. ing ol Mr Root, the suthnriliae not de I M», 76c4H ’ siring to interfere with his visit. hundred. Bnlter — Fancy creamery, 17 420c Uprising in Transvaal. pe- jeiund. Johannesburg. Transvaal, Joly 19 — Eggs — Oregon ranch, EltyffiSSe per Tn« disquieting rumor« that th« blacks dosen. Poultry — Average old liens, 12'»4 of the Rand c mtemplated an uprising 13c per pound ; mixed rhiikens, illy July 17 are borne out by the fact that 412c fryets, 16417c; broilers, 164 th« native servants bar« warned their Ifltye; roMters, H410c, dressed chick mistresses to retire to places of safety. ■ns, 14416c; turkeys, live, 1*417«; Himilar rumors have been cirrnlated in turkeys, dteeeed, choice, 17422S*. the Reef, but th« police ridicule them. geeee, live, H4*t)*c; ducks, 124413c. However, much anxiety is expressed Hope — Oregon, 11*05, lie; olde, 8c over a paper read al a conlsrence of the Ethiopian church which says an upris per jround. Wool—Eastern Oregon eversge beet, ing has ireen openly adviced. lH4'23 4c; valley, coarse, 224423 4«; Trad« With Britain Killed One. 24e; mohair, choice, 28430c pet pound. Ixmdon, July J9. — In Jun« of laet Veal — Drcesed. 6 447c per piund. year there arrived at the Albert docks Beef — Dressed bolls, 3c per |>oiind; from Boston and Near Orleans 97.000 e »we, 44464c; country steers. 648c. rases ot tinned meets; in June ot this M itton — Dree ed. fancy, 7ffi8c j»er year the receipts were only 4,000 cases, p-nr*l, ordinary, 648c; lam be, fancy, lu July. 1806, 24 000 rases were re 8*84«. ceived, but thus far this montt I‘»rk —Dr* vse-l. 748 4c j»er pound. have arrived from the Vailed Hta K .'V- r>»- **■ »■ ■ ' rr ■ K’ t***.».«s.* />'■ Z/ teJ * .*1 -, Yw '• I t -Í <■- a r >