The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, December 07, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextV ♦ w t » * VOL. SCIO X DANGER OF WAR WITH JAPS • ipiiatu tt, altiwmgli h<« ìiren Ut* flilV h vrlirwl, Jd|Mt1 cf ih« Bitilr qur-v<>«»O <4 l-hifevl MdlP» with ■*7 c ». 4» X. OK EGON. DEC EM HER SPENCER KILLED IN WRECK tl»r Fini*ppin«v •• thv prif*. Wir tori Mi Bw lui Op:^i:s * U»n FrtsriM IN’is hey Hm U Grevince THE CRUT PERIL IS 10 THE MUNIES Tkr Risate Arc tkr Ftrrt Tr.u It» *"krek tkr N» Use» W m M tMtrat W«ste' Arar It br StreagtkrsrF a U Flrct L".¡ at fri U <« hiv « a W> v . I»ec. 1 *pr< tal The reUtlon« lwtwve*ri (he I nitrd state» and J a par «« a rc»«ilt «4 th* attitude of the Jaj»aijrriM’ Gotrrhti mt t”W«rdtio California •iitl«* rii re n • L n.aitei» Lav* become acute, tn rrrot»«--u» Im pre*».on a« t<> t «♦ !'»■<•• n *«l'» j-«*i’ h ie («erti w wlelv c»rt «dated The Free»Tent al«e« lutrly «oo» ir» will. the t putmii <4 "-e rdary M« t all r>»t t.Lr J -1 »'• h« o I A \ r • ♦ r • awe* am! th^t t «» treaty right La» U « n infriiured At the ut»d th* Fr« •’ lent took th* »la» 4 tl «I trvwtiea • ip•♦««•1« (ate a vinced that, in giving tbe Japanr«* •Imlent« r,nal rducati«»md light* while •eparutlng them I t *-m other mc ! mk >Ì». «■• ha« teen done that i* nrcv*»«rv OutwiJe <4 ».'Iu « d fh-r u « « ». tbvrr I» another rrae»n f.»r *rgrrgati «n, ami that i» that man) iLe J«|»anew »fu «lent* ar* adult* 1 I t « !*n»fimt will »(and «trirtiy ii|-»n treni) agreement» I Hit hr think* t'- m-M'h «• bring a»k Lv the Japan«*** G<•*.- rn . «• nt. It i» kn •» that lite Fretidml !» «■ a (hat tl • Japan- ere-, a Illi an et>orii«><>* |wf- nai - iu.it aixi :r«-n>rn<l<rtl. |-r-.nal .li.tn, ar. tr.in^l lti>|■ u|- -n II- I-* , • * «u Fran. <- •• aivl the Racitl. I -a»! Haiiab.r Flint calivi U|*-n the Rr.'-i- .lent y*atcniay. Itenjamin I h- " h«rlef prcal lent <»f tl»« I nlivr.ity' "I I .iii.-r- nia, aa. atn’lltc.-< »lb r Mr R.. .»•». It *I m > a a. m o»n*uitalr»n aiti» «Ir. Mt-|- calf and I* h —-kltiic all th«* htfht ha can <vt ou the subject In the m -antin.r •vert .t<-p i. la-it.it taken 1 -.»tegnard American Intc'ct» an i n> >k»- • » -ry- thinit .|y fur the 'vn.- t>- < nlll>.’. n* I ol a <la.l> <4 arm« atth Japan. ft I. aril un Jrr.ta-l In r- tli»t Japan la in lb*background a. th* |. '». raitli a huh tii. I‘nit«l ‘"tat • h«- t ■ rarkoti fur the |- ••• »-t n ■ I l!."- l’io■ i¡ ini.' •’•I- amia, piplomat. and . HI. » • hvrr « an .cartvlv ct*.i»vai tiial thv .ituali. n mat Ireaxtm« intetitelyr iiUrreating at ain lime. 1« .Mbljr in tl v m-ar future IntiniaL-ly a»»«, late.l alili »■»••i»»«ii- tic. of a clash aitii Japan'-- dipi i •»• ' iiiu .I, of i--urw. be tak- i mt» ■ >t..i ■ t- at ion lite imjairta.it fa> t that <»>eat Britain l. lbs ■•ffen.nc ar-l 4eteu.ii»' ally of the rvcsntcmqnernr* <d Ituno Th» I'n<t«'l Ntatua-Japanw aat rl i4 I, generally v.iim.ted h. t. »• ■ I». t r titan diploma, y I» •to a llnil. In fa<-t. offiml report. <4 tin. <• »ernmeut indicala preparation, again»! none enemy, imd the indicati >u. all j--»tit t- Japan. But re.-e-itly the co miry a a. »1 irrcI by the annnal re;- rl of Maj r t,. <o.l lte<M'*rd W. hm I, in command the Ptiilipfilaes. Ile 1« eloac Io the l'r.--i- »lent, anJ it i. not likrly that hi. r.-r- rt aotlld bava gone out aitino t I- rig vised bv the Vn-.idcnt I m -11 T! • general t*nor of the U.<»l report aa. th* in.uttn i.-n. y ot the protecti ■ •! the l-hilippi«»«"- General "<«d uri,-..f the gen-nil atrangtfienlog of th» ani lery arm, and »uggevtad llial a part <4 the caialry ol each regiment in the w r«i r Ite «eoi to the l-hlhpplite». about 1’.'«Al would be unable I hoi I Man .» agaui't a flr»l-cl«’» p"""’ The • .’.'.•»it <4 General Wood are C" tain t be U-. <1 by the coming »’«mgreae. On the l»r«-l. < I the »tart ,• <!- tini. n( General Wood <om>-. tin- rep nt ol the Bureau uf NaogaUou, of ahirh Rear-Admiral Coaverwe i. thr I»-ad He. in »- ■ I term., «'!' Issa ■ Navy be divided gi'ing tl"' l»att <■«: Ip aqua-iron, io the Atlantic c *>1, and that if*« cruiser e»|nadron. rsinf.»rc«l largely, he aasignwi to lbs A«.ale .ide of tlie fleet. Th* .tr-ng iufer.-i.ee fr..ni the report <>( the Na»y Itepartment i. that the »|iia<ir >n. on or mar the l*acifie coaat .nouhl always lie formida ble. amt that the a boi* Vailed Mate naval force ahould be ready at any time to be combined lor action on e.tlicr aide ot the continent. lire I’re’idrnt *aw th* pbagihilitie of the tan Francio-» matter at once and ¿iapatchel Mr Metcalf, a i'alifornian to the coast to investigate. Mr Met. alf has report«“* •”•* the tenor of l> . re port is that the paoplaof ban Fran, ire-.» an noi willing to re ».te from llreir i«oitiou Till, will be the »ub;ect of c-urw for a ret»ort to Japan, and Japan will not be able to nmlerettud why the I nited states cannot c-errw a .tate or intade il» «tate and movieipal function«. The uitcome id all cwtMea combined Ti*» t'nited stai«*« (•«»«»vnmenf will Prn4tM H Ito Saetto« Raùtij tiri So •« m » U»«l thè rv»^»mn»*n4wli■»«»• *4 (»et»- *t»l W<»*j grt» v»tri*Nti « ut am ! tbwf“» will Ì Qttoo Cnista ti Dun airi Binirt 1« n > < r K j « m tinti tu thr d ’4 Ih* II LyacMvi Tirt' i ffr-**’ Li (he KufvAtt of Naviga w>h. lt (• ii»trfw*Gt>g lo rwrrill tb«t w»fb<- titlMB «go ih«» Hata* »»nt hmr «4 Ita flrvt- PRESlBENT S PRIÏ1TE UK SWASHED ÎC IÎOIS rh»| « rtjiern» lo thè A v ÌAGC ffeet- Tor«e are each thv rtpiivalent <4 « balt.rabip. One of thè uv»«C ini ortant M»ai ol Morgas Syilra Charreg Brv<«g RrtofU flat I km Otter frwalarwt Mrs Ikag •Oggv«t**’n* ol I**' Buieau *1 Navigation is that ships »»n the Pact 3c cow»t. now Sfffxi Li!!*4 sag lutti there end to Ire a».gi»ed them, may te lt.r-g.sl ■ 1» lue l.otl V With the t.iatlC I i•*« n i «... \ x \ sijuadron. war aoo> looms vr in corla l.yaa Frry»rei ts Figkt Cktaa fa» F cixm I« «4 th. UUai d Kaida teine VuTtkait. B C., S i . i . ■ ■ - ,< • • • • ' g i ' » • militar by the J.fiwrivee J.;<ari«-ee in North t' I — ore-s, re-s, act-or.l- tire I .taamer mg lo adì i* e r.-< ri» rl In tl.e Antiiochns, which arrnrd to da» from li e Orient, with the ot jert of tbe en ter. n.etil <4 < r«-a'» claim in tin-dire pole iartween China and * rea with regard to the ownership of Kai»d<», the island pre»»it««> inch-sed l<y the head- water. •! th- I umrn a-'-l «fu liner. Glvices ft' in \Tadivo.tok .ay« tire mili tary |-re|teratioii. are »-aiisng alarm there. W M LAI« HAS FE5IGNFJ). M A Kfflcr. tí Lrktaea. Appciatrd la His Hue •a Trittec. Comnuiu.n l-add N. lbw , ite. Nov. 3t>.—\t M r<»gtH-«| m day from bis position as r lm tulret uf the Mate Tealtxink Ccm- niiwsion V Miller, of Lebanon. t<> poiutsd i. Miller I» >talr brim tor •uci mi ('«»untv ami i» « member of from 1. ll.e Board <4 Regent« • 4 the I’lliverelty lle ha» given coneiderahle -i I Irtqp-n attenlioii to publjc schools at»i to the subject »4 public ». bool tealbooks. It i. Ih-ught limi I r this reason be was appoint»»! Il<- lia« a!say* asserted that t.-xtlcx.k. c>«t loo much ami a« a member oi th« Testbuok < ommiasion lie wil! « han. an -p|-rluuity to ¡•>inl out the manner in which they can Ire made tu..et J. ».. The other mein- beta »I Ilia <» >mmie*ion are Il W - • it P I i ample II. « M Colvig, ami C. A. John«. The e uiiinl.- • |.»n will meet in ltf"T toiuL.pt a series 4 tekAbonka f-t a period of ,ia year« SLIT AGAINST rig four . Can Art 5aU to Harr Bere left S(aa4ia< Ule m Wctraik) far a Leaf Ttaw. I s i . i * * i* ■: !• It ! , I‘«« I tttor- nn ’<«encrai ( batir» U Miller, of In- diati* « mi behalf «4 ine Siale Kailff*«w«l < um •«•!» n, toda) ffl<*d »u t in thè Su* (• r. r( «itt «4 Ma«: »n ( minty againwt the Big Four Railrxaud, * barging the latter will allowing cam to ataiwl on it« «wítcLr» »ml »hie traik« in and neat Trf re Haute for an QU rei »on a ble tune am! that it ba» reinaed to re me* «ad at the met! «exeral hundred <am a day Iroui the I vanavlH* A Terre Haute Railroad, the Evanaville A ludianapoha Kai r a«1 ai.-l the * ullicrn in «iana Railroad. Ml'ST FAQ INNlTMLNIS. Ma.er SvknlU aid Rs<f Molt Auwrt Ckargn ia Fretek RrsU.raat Caw Nau Faint*.'. Drwiiibrr 2 —Mayor Mhniits arid Abraham Kurt will be called on to an«wer to the indictments in the French rr-taurai>l case in Judge Itynne'e con t tomorrow, B—th will pl«*d n it guilty M the charg. ■ of es- tortion .|ucitied iu tiie indictment, aud unh-«» coun«el a«k. for an adjournment, the trial will proceed al once. At the office of the lhatrict Attorney « (o '»urn the triale on all indictment« found by the grand jury to «late. Eaorrasa. Preliroii FaM by Pmarylraab. PitiLiuai rui». Pa., Nov. 30 —Stock holder. <4 lite Pennsylvania railread to day were (aid a M-mi-annnal dtvi.leml !of3«, |rer cent on their hohlings. Tills dividend conipletre a remarkable record : of M) years, during wiiicli time the Pennsylvania lias never faile.1 to I»» ■ -ash divi'Is ml al each semi-annual ¡»eri d. Tit* Aral dividend in may, l»AH | t pet eent. was on lio.stei.tv>«. • .lemi of 3«» per cent paid to day is on |l I »1 -ii st-- k ai> I an.... nt. to |U>,- 7.12, <i7. Inclthfing the present <hvi- terd, the tot** <*••«> dividends paid by the Pennsylvania during the «»all .vntury aggregate |M«,1IA,MI. The total cash and script dividend* t-getber ire «-“G' J’.'teJ. an amount neatly 1 «quailing the present capital stock. !«*•• than two motil!*« after were com milt««!. NI MBER 2 1 I '.»06. the One hundred ! •wmlv thrw marnage il.e ore • »«■r» i»»utrii| iu v(udn«'ii«ah county ituriog thè moni... nth . <4 V vember. The re»»»rd <>f di v »reve i not at hand. bui il «e belteved th.t tlm marriagcw sili < ut nuiiiLer tl»« dlvorcee li.» ‘l l'nrr <l»»nalv.| a car l.ad uf api lesi- |\>rtlai» Charilabls Inatilulre. un Thai.k^ii» mg day CABINET CHANGES PLANNED frtsCtiii Lss Mmes Niriy *x Jusl ci :l IM S«¡mie C mh Miet CMnqrs Il It Mrit it ken Tur on t! ir late trip of !’rr«iv|vnl lioRj«M-veh ’»• l’anima, mutinied, becau«e <4 H «e p »«r and unsatisfactory quallity of L ick ! prt»\bk*l. The t nited Mate« naw la to I* re- organ «rd into tw«> de|«artmmia. the ltlan!«< »1x1 the Facili« fleet» the ¡«Alile »hi¡>« will be in the \tlantu fleet, win!« cruiser» and gunbaU will form lt.r I’aciflc fleet BRISTOL RUWIIIEO U S DISTRICT IHMWT I’ «api- o trd m love F Ina Maurwr. v Il l. eg|iectrej that thè conterei«e pretty SjRokane, Wadi., girl, »wallowed Iretewn re-pr»'»«'ntatnre f lite rwilrned* taooumeiof carbolic «• i»l. then rtiehrd •mrvrlt SutUt fe Ifcao'i CkeKr fer Dtrtrkt ami il <■ I h ». !.. -• luterv.le .4 tl.e -tate, ¡into the prwemo ».f ber parvnt» an Attorwr Laraakaa AfrotxtoT ( clkdw W wlli liste lu.nb l- do etili di.|«>«uig ul • n«-uiWr*l that «he had committed «uk'ule Catto«*» at JUtorU thè car .liotlage .pieelt.ui. »nd »! » I iwdorv a pl«y mu lad could bo l«r. K rietina, a II«nd«*» lecturer, in a Ifaded, !a»l »oT Wiuuvitvv, IS m '. 3 x v cabinet reve.it i'ortlaii»! lecture, I m iteti y d<* 1er F Gillett*, the New York change* «iwi otte appoint mm I to the Su SprtMrr. pre»« lent *»f the * ith» m Ha n<a»tic«-d llrill.b rn’»c in India. Hr • «>*1 man wie« drown«* I m« »wret« pretk»v ('< urt !<•<»« h ver«1 «<bt I*« the way < ompany and rro^n «M*» one of Lorei t'urson's Iferbjr of lot year, <**,*! • r . • I if» - « n. in Big M» WM» lake Senate to day by l‘rc»vfenl K«»•♦writ the foremost men In the * >ilheri; India « kt,i*>) OIMI ami the ily, w &4R «M«nviri«*! of munler in but they were nil c«»nff rim* I in «•'<» rd- Stale*, and «it other person* were winter DUO ywple divd in i 4«*tfrv«’ \ la«t M »nday. Mii«*e with gvtwrAl «ti»b«:n <vnrerntng killed and eleven person« mjtir«"«l early bunger. *4 (Tift<m, Arii<ma. La« •ut l» important WotUH«atb>M It ta m » i 4 thi» morning iu a rear-end mliiiHoti Oreg—n Hairymen' « A *• * iati n held Hy w aahvd away, by lb»’ that there ¡« i*> <ipp **4 0 h»tbe ap Ivrtwreik two fa«t pa««engrr train« tm tlicir «ili annusi re-» «on at Aahlaii'l th*» the <*oneenBr*U»r «lam p f*»r the I taloirtpi, « a ! «t*4 <•* the mile« South of l.v nchburg «n>l a mile week, <v»inhtrn< <ng on Tut**da> ami la»I «»pip ar«* »aid to have muvIhAtv n of Uw the Att rnrv-<«« nrral, North of («awyer'a I»r|*>t Plullip mg through W.--ln»’»4av t g »al pr. • M H M **»dy, to t*»<irigir lo F Tsd m » A a * m ? ìa I a J Ju«t « e ol Sctkuyler, a retire«! capitalist of New grain with a nun*l>vr of g‘«-i| «|<wker», the ^uprerur Court, ("ntt, «J«ri»|Ht* te tt v fart The Suj rvmv c-»urt <4 the t’nilrd ¥<»rk, »»• among the kJ »1. together w«« planned that it w«« <fet4»rn*UM*l U> rvfer th«*** State» ha« decided the hal«ra« corpu« will other gueata of Mr Hpncer of Ih. 1. I’ (»river, of 1 gene, a pioneer nointn«iiv>n« * m«e of M»u « r. Hay *»■*•! an— Pettibone, tL »♦»* on Mr. Spencer'« rar, -«tiiv Mr. uiinMcr of the 51 I Church, aged M.i, The reaaon a<lV•!>■ ««>( f»»r th«* tlrlriv *«• »*( th«» Western Federal ■>><>( Miners, S|»enrer’» private eecrrtary . L 5. Mrr iw preaching a aerie« «4 ♦erin >u« at a that no me«Mim u f any ch*rA<*t**r La«! wlm are- held in Ma)»> for coinpilcity in rill, «4 New York, ami «»tie of three I’•» t ».m 1 t ! ini i. l»r. Prnrr, Uvrnng a been receiie«l from the Fhpxkfent an<l tl.r murder •(«•»•< »uu’ni«»r Stennenburg |M>rtera survived the atvhlenl : «light lamelle»», I» very robuti for one therefore It would llv I U» proper to The eff»*v t of the d»x • • n will I*» to oui* The colltoion wa« l»etw«ri» train N > » f Li» great age. trun*a< t bttain<*4«. (ione t I» I ti << i.rn ter trial in Ila! X3, the J ack »on ville F.tpr»-»«, and No m«wont tv camvrr. Three rane» brought a»une time ag»» l»y 37, the U ashing ton A Southwestern !»r. sLarplee, a Seattle physician <!e* The importasi n imbuiti" .« follow ¡the Government againat th« I rrgon A Vrwtibule I iniited, both >«»uHife un i N-> retar? uf ilio Tr.-avury Georgi B. dar«"« that the Gard «4 physician« who » a . " a r r,/ ¡ri • !.•,.»it -, . i«f. : a I... h The former tram had »top|-«>l at the top • lecland t »Iber 'I tchel! at.«! Maud involved lb*» riglit» <4 «»tiler» to borne* C-rtelyou of a heavy grade to repair a «hglit ( reffleld insane, were fixed and pfo- Attor ..-v 4 ». • . ( ' le J I- Head claim« along the right «4 wav of breakdown and the other train dashed • hi «* letter» written L» phy»*< iati» in the ratlr«»a4, Lave L *en decided in favor ptrto. into it lieforv a flagman could get ba« k that- city pr»«|MMing U» them to aere* »»u I*.n ».ter <. .. a <.. . rg. \ .?n I. I of the i • vieriiiiinit and the «wttler». to give w arning the Insanity l»»ar-t and to Am! the wo Meyer. Th«* trial <4 (»riandò > Murrsv, win The heavy engine of the train plough Neerelary of tho N»v « \ i.'tor II men inaine, in evidence t4 Ihr »(ate* ed into Mr Sj«rn<‘iT*« • ur, which in«* killed I in«« hi (' U hitnev for »< 4m mg ment. Metcalf. mediately caught tire. The wreckage L' h »later,ha» Neri get for next Monday, »•cretary »I the Interior—James 1! wa« piled around the engine an«t every by the (’orilaml court». Gartleld. DEATH OF HEART H QUEERER Fur the fir>! time in the Li»tory «4 the portion of the woodwork on the engine Necn-tary <»t (’“initivr. v md J l^U>r wa« burncl an 1 the engine it«elf torn «tate, every r*>tinty in <»regoli La<* ¡«id • ire-arb “traur llenrv* II Qneener, who was welt ¿nd twiate I into a utele»« ma»« <lebn« ita «tate tax in full A»s «late Jualicv » ipreitie 1 uri M known in M io, «lid at the t«science of Mr. Spencer was the official Lead of 16.N3 incbet of rain fell in Attoria II, M - »I. • ' - > ... I . a : . » • ■ l : th«* Morgan group of railroad«. hiring the month of November. < ivil NetView Commiasionrr John »aiureiay m< ruing, ltecember 1. I!«»', al Oregon m*ho*»| text book teller« have Av.'ry Mt'llbi-niiy t^-ilaiaiia o’cl-H k a. u. formed a combination, through which OREGON REWS NOTES OF INTEREST Interstate Commerce C-iumisrionera Henry's «-..mplainl was stomach Iron- they expect h)a in|*ll book publisher» — F^lgur I < lark, lowa. James Iler- Me, which «ulminaied in .'•>ii»uiii;>t <>n. to allow them a rra*mable profit <»n the lan. Il blu •»» , J ml« >u i . ( dement». Iteputyr I'nitol Stat«-« Marahall lie wa« coinpulled to al»andon work •ale <4 the l»w»k«. They now rrcviw Georgia. Burl».- attempted to arr«-»t llexter M< . sl«iut tiie middle *4 Neptember, aince ab mt iwr « «'nt profit after tbe de owbuom Cloud, a balfbreed, at Adam», la.t which time hi. decline iia* been rapid. duction of freight ami other eM|«cuwM. l'nited Matea week, ina »alooti filivi with halfbr«wl., About ten inn ag- he went from Itn« lui, Vregoli and while in the act of making the ar- city to Nan Francisco, where he engaged Coll»» tur of Cuitoin» -C V. l ama in thr street car service, which he cm- BOL'XNt ALMITTH) Î0 FLOOR real, be •«« »truck fr> m the rv»r aid lian, < *rvgon. kii.M-krei down, , Id. revolver taken from ; tlniMd 1«. follow f-r nine years. Gue CAHMWT « II 1* g M IT VIH Ya kM - Fint Stoat* Baled ky Direct V«u of tkc r<ori< him am! wa. aeverely y<ar «g . h«- secured the |H« tioti uf con Tlie tirsi Cabinet change will lak** town marshall I arn-rtvl Burlate for di»- ductor in the I‘ul!mad Car erivice. Ins ta tb<* State <4 Ohf »a. piace about the tirsi of the year, when orderly condu.'t. Wwim .r.N. Ih*- 3 - Jonathan Mr. Mcaaly will take bu place on the la.t run Ireing from I-«»« Angeiea to Fl Joiin I*. Milter, an ng«*! < • \ K Bourne mvlr hi» initial appeumnw m .“U preme twncli. Mr. |k.naj*artv will Paso, Trias. Being thoroughly reliable, he Alle-l all <4 Ins variou. |»o«iti<in* witii veteran who «»» aeverely Ireaten by the »mate < ham her today. Altlio*tgli li en ro tu tliu Ik’pailuicnl «4 Justice l.t-ria thug*, a few day. ag", div<l al not yet elected by the <»regon l«rgi*- 'Ir Mran, «ili coler Ite Cabinet a« •ati.factioii to hl. employer«. Having the Astoria hiNpital, la.t Friday. latore. hr ba« U-rn el c ted by popular He. relary ol Commerce and l.a!«>r, and no I h »4 habits, and being b»>ne*t and rejuarv, lie c> rtainly was a mo»fel young “Not a turkey left <»vi r," is what vote and thi» fact, in the «tpiniou of Mr Mvtcalt w il t im- >ecretarv <4 tl». nun I r lli«-«.- days of graft an I rapid Portland market turn »av about the Senator Sp*>m r, chairman of tnw*om* Navy. Mr. Mia» Mill going mitter oh rue», w av auffi. lent to entitle ani Mr. t .itelyoii »11 tak»- tic- Treaa- turkey market tn that city IIrtiry II. Queeurr » a. b.rn in Nclo 3N Mr l> urne to the privUrge >4 th« fl "»r nry ]»;rt!.di.» sud ».!» !~ ..i-c-i.•'.»! Th- I'l.lvcrwity of '»reg ui I e»tl«u Hr Wrat into the Senate pi»t lie fore P<Mitma«trr-<«eneral l.y iteorge voli !.. yrars sg<», and re«i«te«l in Ncu> and vicin- team itele.twl the Mtiltmunah Alhleti« noon, accompanied by Senator F ulton, Meyer, Ih»- pre«enl Ambasaador to Ni. Uy until Is'/t, when lie removed l»i Na- Club*, t.-atn, -n Thana-gi. u g 4*v, by a leill, there engaging In streetcar work, at««! wa* cordially greeted by a nuiiiber Pelerwburg Mr. «urli. ' I will .licere I «cote uf !« to 4. Tills is the IJth Iiirct of Senator« W lam he knew , am! by Necretary llitebmck a» head <4 tl»e 111- from whence he removed to Nan F'ran- lirtween these team« ami the fimi < i* , a« tretef« state»! Hr was a gram!- otiiem to whom he wa* inin*lu r 1 by t iri-r .l.partment at thè «au»» tinte. victory l»»r Oregon, IS illametti* I’m- «■>n ol the late Hon. William Cyrus, con- his colleague*. 1« j 0 at a veraily .lehaiwl O A 1.4 C. rrast». sv hsmkv ' s < noi» a re.|uently a large relationship in tins vi Mr li» urne m th«- firwt l’ndr»i Stair* meet at Salem <m the aaun' day. WisHisums, Iteviiilvr 3 Pr.-.i leni cinity luourus his deiin»e A wife and <vnal‘»r alerted by direct vote of thr R.«»eevv!l t.alay seni in lite m niluali—ii : two children grieve for the lu«s uf liie Chineev Gm «viler, in Portland have people, and Li» adrni»»i>>n to the Senate 4 \\ l Bri.t I l . I- Ih.Imi Alt' rn. » huslxud and father. had their licenae to «ell the .anie taken cbamlw-r t*»!aLh»Lrri a pre • Iri.t tn that f »r OreguM. Thio tig m tic* the Fruxidtftit *• Ii>. funeral <*«urred al I’r-vi.lence on fr >m them by the Portland city . uncil. body. pur|s»se to iguale tbe charge* agjunwt -iindav, ttecemlier 8, Itcv. John Osborn The Chinamen will aj ]- al to the Feder Br».|ul aud I t»> reward him I «r Li» w<»rk i c • in tl . ir.. In hi» re narks fjpo«:4 Oregon Ayyr»p-:A!Ka> al court*. IH thè '.ami l traivi ça»**« during the |M»l Rev Ostwirn stated that among the wry Governor Cl amberlam has gone Io W«» mivutov , I>v . 3—An edimato of Sumtuer. H I Heaalor I ult >u adbrtr* (<» large number of deatiiia 4s at which ho Washington city to ap|re.r 1*4 re the appropriation, for the nest fi««al year hia atntounccl intrutiuo, he can ami wdl lia i lre«n present, lie had never known C< iigre.iional River« and llarlor« c in- ■uumtllvl to ci.ngrr-M to day by the prerveul Bn«t<»i'a conArmatiun a |« r- <n to lo««et the Pale Messeng.r ei 4 milter, In behalf of t'r.-g n rivers and retar« of tfie trea-ur, in !>dr. fill,- i taluily and with a. little show ol (ear aa harbors JtMi for th- Salem Indian m -1 i »>I. I!.’.- GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC REWS IN BRIEF < lid Henry If. Qucener. The Portland Federal -Ac.ala think Util tor the hiauiatb, Warm Spring', U alia Cayuw and I'matilia the 1-asrei Fraud trial« will not be de Walla New Offkm Frapaug. layed by the trial ul Mayor Schmita of tribe«, and tot inciJeatil ex- The «»overnment wlii intrisiuce a suit Some < f the new »tate officer, that Nan Frabciacu ami e a pact Special pena«* ol < beg. >n Indian», to diaeolv» tiw combination ot railways have been propoard for creation of the Aaei.tant t»» the Attorney General For improv mg < Irrito» Rivera an J knoan a» the Harriman l.ltiee, arguing coming legislature arv lloney to arrive in Portland about tl.e harlwre Tillamook bay and Imr, • io. lliat they are an illegal merger. Railroad Commiasloner, ot three mem Alft b> he ready to take up tbe land ou". < -jUille river VO.tlOU < <»« I »ay The Government is now c »ndurtiug ber». salary |’«»M a year each. Fraud trial, on ths loth »4 Itecembrr. maii>teiiao<-e, RA.iMJO, Columbia and iuqairiea ti»at may rr»ult in rnminal Tat Cum mission, of live niemberv, Snake river., IIO.UOU; the Caacadra, The Arlington public arhoo'a rent 4-5 pr.rerctlliona of the offi. ere* of the I nlon ta<> under «alary and governor, «■ IIOI'i.'lUU, Willamette and Yamhill PsciAc railway because ot the illegal pound» of pruLiaiona a tai clothing aa a rvtary of .tate and alate treasurer. •»H,OOli lower Thanksgiving p rear nt to the Koya' and rivera al»ve Portland, ac>|Uirvtiients ol coal lands. Mate B-eird o( Control, of tlirve mem Willamette a |< ■ lumbia. 4 i « i . i ». i . the (•irto* Aid eoriety of Portland. Powerful influences have failed to ber« at *3300 each. month of the Columbia, 11,111),<00; the Two hr» bu >r«-i»e Court Juatici-a, Allwrt Braland a Mirer*«*»!, Oregon prevent the Government Irvtu pr—eve ut Columbia at Three Mile« rat e!», I7'»l,- nun, got drunk on Thanksgiving «lay. mg criminally the Ctah Fuel C<»m|»any, at tt'iUO each. <» ju for Ya-puna lightliooar.li.uut). Mate Bank Eiaminer, at 12500 or Ilia return home mo aV>ng the tlu rail* tbe Pleasant Valley C-al c»»rnp*ny fcr r«*ad track. Ilr atumbird and fell then receiving rebates and the filo Grande |3Uk). Street C at T a IM Male Au litor, at or I ««10. went to alrrp In a «bort tune he waa system for |«ytng them. It i» reported that an ea.tern c >m- ground to prvre by a aaiftly moving ' -mmiaaion, at RSROO or Philadelphia capitalists are investing |«ny, tl.r Korthwc.tern I Ulitiew Co., train. |. lAAi.Ota) in a re iieme <4 <• nsolidating |*W. ha» an option on the afreet car line, and New Fish ( ominiaah n. Oregon electric pjwcr plants. The All i ml Ica t ion» are that Frank IHch, that it mil probably buy tbe prof*rty New Board <>t ImnngraUon, with ad- the German who was »hot by the Salem scheme of consolidation conteinplates a rd electrify it, giving it an improve night vetch, will get well; nrvrrthele«» an intensive development of the Wil ditional dutiaa and 1100,Out) appro ment which will be of great benefit to priation. tl>e bullet n a«le *r%«n hole* M hi» lamette Salley that is bootid to pre»ve a the city. For aome lime there have Itoad Conitnbaiun to direct employ» in tettine*. strong (actor in its upliuildiag. Trolley been re|«>rt» of a pr>«pectlve change in meni of cnwvicta on r.<a-la and Ml perv Lae lines are projected to cover mu -R of the Frol Shepherd, on Nrptemher 4. thol the ryeteui It i» to Le lio|*U thia one «tate aid tu countiea in n-ad building. rlcii valley now without imstern trans- an«i killed Iteti Zell, of near i'tiueviilr. mate ria lure. One Normal B-ard to »upplaut | tea- portalion facilities. Electric power, It la rv|- rt««l that the company tie- Ilten rat it bed Zell'» mfr lie attar- ent four txar-ia. generated either t>y mountain streams retted and tried at Prineville, October goliatirg for the »trvet car franchiae, or by steam plant«, wilt furnuh light prac.M-aily tmneferreil already, will at 10, And convicted. Judge F rarer, of The N«w* office «fer* all binda of Job and propulsive energy b> many com- Portland, tried the en»n. The defens. once eitend the line to l»>th the ra.t- printing in good *tyle and at rraeunabla niuiutw-s, adJtng vastly to their |>roe- price«. »M insanity, bat thr-e physician« testi- ern ami wewtern |Mrt of the city, an I fled II at Shepherd a a. «a ne. lie was aa well lu the fvir ground».—Albany parity. The crew on the bailie ship "Ten- Nuhecri < lor lI mi N axtia « Nana. brought to Salem and eteruted Nov« tu Democrat.