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YAMHILL COUNTY REPORTER. D. I. ABHLRY, Publish». SMALLPOX AT SKAGWAY. So Doubt About It, Syas Physican Who Made the Investigation. LAUNCHING OF THE OHIO. Th« Big 14,000-Ton Hull Slid Into the Bay With Perfect Success. CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAMME. Arrangements Fini«h«d for Exercises at Glad stone Park. Seattle, May 20.—Following are Items of Interest From All Parts San Francisco, May 20. — On a plat Fifty Thousand Men Left Their M c M innville . private advices received by mail from Oregon City Muy 22— Ararnge- OREGON. form. decorated with the national ments have l«een completed for the ex Sitka, Alaska, dated May 11: of the State. Work Yesterday. colors, which had been built around Doctors Moore of Skagway, and ercises at Gladstone Park, July 3-13. the prow of the big battleship Ohio i;t Linhart, of Juneau, have been inves J. Morgan, of New York city, Union Iron Works, in this city FEW RAILROAD MEN INVOLVED SO FAR ’ Thomas tigating the small pox epidemic at COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS the will be the orator on the Fourth of Saturday, were gathered the presi this place, and the former says there July, ami will later give a lecture on dent and member« of the cabinet, is no doubt of the prevalence of the A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve Governor Nash, of Ohio; Miss Desh Allied Metar Workers' Are In Sympathy, and 1 the “Negro Problem. ” Others who disease, despite reports to the con will deliver two lectures are Dr. ments of the Many Industries Through ler, his niece, who was to christen Some Have Already Struck—Govern trary. The doctors visited all the in Chalies Bayard Mitchel), of the Hen the ship; Miss Burlier, who was to An Interestli.g Collection of Items From the out Our Thriving Commonwealth. ment Shops Not Affected. fected districts, and the Indian ranch, nepin avenue Methodist Episcopal act for Mrs. McKinley, and many Two Hemispheres Presented ins Russian town and the Indian mis church of Minneapolis; Dr. J. M. uniformed officers of the army and sion. Dr. Moore was outspoken re Condensed Form. Bashford president of the Ohio Wes- The cost of repairing the Albany navy waiting for the signal to start Washington, May 21. — Approxi garding existing conditions. He said bridge amounted to $1,837.57. lyan university. Lectures will be de the big iron monster down the ways mately 50,000 machinists through Mrs. McKinley continues to im there can be no question of the seri livered by Dr. Alexander Blackburn out the country struck yesterday for into Sau Francisco bay. Miss Burber, > he new ice plant at Baker City prove slowly. ousness of the situation. Small pox, with her finger on the button, was a nine-hour day, a scale,of wages oi Portland and Dr. A. J. Frost of Los Carnegie gave £2,000,000 to Scotch generally in a mild form, is preval will be in operation by July 1. equal to the present 10-hour day Angeles. The Parke Sisters of New looking intently at the indicator. ent, and owing to the uncleanly con The annual meeting and barbecue universities. At 12:22 4> two »nd a half minutes scale, and other demands. This is a York city will give two instrumental dition of the ranch, combating the of Wheeler County Pioneers will lie ¡before the tide was at its highest, the rough estimate of I’n-sident O’Con concerts and Polk Miller will give two The Ohio congressional party is in sickness will be a difficult matter. held at Richmond on June 12 and 13. time set for the launching, there sud- nell, of the national association of evenings of entertainment on “South Oregon on their trip home. In Hussion town there were but two ern Life. ’’ The advance in the price of pota itlenly shot into the face of the indi- machinists, based on telegraphic ad I Musical concerts will be under the In a second trial race Shamrock II cases, one serious. At the mission vices that have reached him today i i-ator the word “ ready. ’ ’ Miss Barber toes has caused the planting of more beat Shamrock I one minute. there were found over 30 children suf pressed the button. The last block from the machinists headquarters in direction of Prof. Boyer and the Che- President McKinley reviewed the fering from small pox. They have : |iotatoes than ever before in the vicin hell a way. At the same time, Miss th«? various cities. The strike thus mawa Indian band will give daily been treated in the hospital which is ity of La Grande. school children of San Francisco. Deshler, a young lady of 17 years, let far has not extended to the allied programmes. The class instruction located considerable distance from the The Albany council has resolved to go the bottle of champagne suspended trades, save in one or two instances, will be a special feature and the in The University of Oregon defeated dormatories. to the present time turn over the bridge across the Wil structors will be the same as last year the University of Washington in ath there have been Up seven futilities, all lamette at that place to Linn and , at the side of the bow by a red, white as at Scranton, Pa., where men in a except that Miss May Neal, of North letics. part of the allied trades are out. No and blue ribbon, and as it crashed confined to the Indians A rigid Benton counties or to Linn county, west University, Chicago, will have An extra session of the Hawaiian quarantine has been placed on the when the city shall lie reimbursed for .against the side she utt«-re«l the machinists engaged in government, charge of reading and elocution, and words, “ I christen thee Ohio. ’ ’ work are affected. This is due to the legislature cut the salaries of a great ranch, Indian policemen guarding all the recent improvements. Released from its bonds the heavy fact that on such work an eight-hour Prof. J. Ivey, of L ob Angeles, will many of the officials. entrances to the infected quarters. have charge of the art classes. hull of 14,000 tons of steel went plow day schedule already prevails. A rural mail delivery route from The Pan-American exposition has Guards have kept visitors from the Railroad machinists, as a rule, are ing through the thick grease of its Vice President homes of the two Russians who are Eugene will be recommended to the cradle. Slowly at first, then faster not engaged in the strke, though the been dedicated. RICH HAY DISTRICT. postal deparrtment. The route will Roosevelt made the address of the sick. and faster, she slid down the ways, men on several roads are out. be as follows: From Eugene north day. Mr. O’Connell said last night that Meadow Lands in Idaho Which Produce Heavy on river road to the Miller fruit dryer taking the flood majestically and pil VICTIMS OF CANIBALS. An American company has con- Yields. and return to Santa Clara school ing up the water in great waves in up to 5 o’clock reports show that 904 eluded arrangements with the Mexi Particular« of the Murder of Missionaries in house, thence west to Irving road, front of her. The band crashed, firms, employing approximately 30,- Washington, May 21.—A report can government for the construction thence southeast to Siuslaw stage whistles blew, and the multitude 000 men, had signed agreements for has been received by the department New Guinea. of a new railroad in Yucatan, Mexico. road, thence west to Kemp school shouted. No ship ever given to the the nine hour day or made satisfactory of agriculture from a special statis Vancouver, B. C. May 20.—Details house thence south to foot hills by American navy has taken her initial arrangements with the local organiza A body of Filipino rebels under tical agent who has recently traversed Angells attacked a detachment ol have been brought try the steamer way of Martin brick yard anti return plunge into the sea under more favor tions. the great hay district of Northern American troops, killing two soldiers Moana from Sydney of the massacre to Eugene via Hawkins road, The! able auspices or in the presence of a The Strike at San Francisco. Idaho. Along the St. Joseph and and one native scout and taking one of the missionary party in New trip will be mad«? six times a week, more distinguished company. San Francisco, May 21 —Sixty five the St. Mary’s rivers, and subject to Guiena. The report to the govern The workingmen of the jhip yard, j Service will not be established before| soldier prisoner. ment resident of Thursday island is ' July. whom President McKinley addressed, | hundred union machinists and other overflow during the spring, are thous A New York syndicate has been as follows: presented him with a plate of burn- i iron trade workers affiliated with them ands of acres of rich meadow landq formed for the purpose of securing Bear creek cattlemen shipped from ished gold five by five inches in di- ! quit work in this city yesterday. It which produce heavy yields of wild “The crew of the Dido report the the trade of the Orient. Manzanillo, murder of the Rev. James Chalmers Pendleton 110 head of cattle to Puget expected that about 1,000 more hay. Timothy, where sown, will mensions, surmounted by the eagle is on the southwest coast of Mexico, and Rev. Oliver Tomkins, of the i sound. men will join the strike as soon as yield from two to three tons per acre. and shield of the American seal. The will be developed as the chief port. London Missionary Society, by New they are ordered to do so by their re In the Indian reservation the land is The annual field day athletic con- shield in the center is of California The general strike of the employes Guiena natives at Debe, near the j tests of the Pendleton public schools gold-bearing quartz and is flanked on spective national directors. Among practically given over to wild hay, the latter are the iron molders and but elsewhere timothy is usually in the machinery and allied meta) mouth of the Fly river. It seems will take place May 27. either side by the American and core makers. The other crafts affect trades throughout the country to en they went ashore after friendly na California republic flags. At one ed include almost every.branch of the cultivated. Farmers near the navi Henry Brune from Rockland, sold corner of the plate is the seal of Cali gable parts of the rivers bale their force the nine hour day, with an in tives had warned them that a tribal crease in wages, was estimated to war was in progress, ami that their 30 sheared yearling wethers at The fornia and at the other the seal of iron shipbuilding and boiler making hay and ship it down the stream to trades. the markets of the river or lake effect at least 150,000 men, but many lives would lie endangered. Despite Dalles for $3.10 a head. Ohio. In the center is a miniature Of the 4,000 men employed at the employers signed the scale at the last this warning the missionaries, with A bridge has been complet«?d across I of the battleship Ohio and the follow Union from Works, 3,700 went out. towns. The larger part, however, of the hay raised in the district is de moment, thus reducing the number six native converts, went ashore and the Sandy river near Leona. It is I ing inscription: At the Risden Iron Works, 650 men considerably. attempted to hold a religious service. 233 feet long and 16 feet wide. “To commemorate the launching started to work yesterday morning voted, to stock feeding, a thriving industry. of the United States battleship Ohio. King Alexander« of Servia will not The natives blamed the missionaries It is reported that the Golconda Presented to Hon. William McKinley, and only 50 of them remain there. Much of this district is heavily for a reverse in battle, and killed the abdicate. two white men and all their school mine, situated in Williams creek dis president of the United States, by the On the pay roll of the Fulton Iron timbered, the principal varieties be The Albany, N. Y., street car strike boys. Part of their bodies were trict, has been sold for a good figure. employes of the Union Iron Works, [ Works there are about 600 names and ing white pine, red fir, cedar, yellow has been settled. 500 of them voluntarily quit work to pine and tamarac. Timber cutting afterwards devoured by the cannibal Jack Gordon and Pete Gagnon re San Francisco, California.’’ day. ((From these three establish King Edward has ordered many natives. The captain of the mission cently sold several quartz mining The decorations around the border ments alone 4,900 men have walked is carried on extensively and the cleared lands converted into farms. reforms at Windsor. ary schooner Niue, from his vessel, saw claims in the Greenhorn mountains to of the plate are of oak leaves, inter- j out. In the local industry there are Strawberries are a profitable crop. twined with California poppies. Lawson’s yacht Independence is the bodies lying on the beach with Gibb Leavitt for $3,000. 99 shops and of these there are only High prices are obtainable because their heads cut off, but he was afraid being hurried to completion. 10 that employ more than 100 men. berries from this district come upon Recently a piece of quartz weigh-1 to land. This report of the Dido’s Germany is much afraid of Amer crew has been counfirmed by a well ing 25 pounds was picked up at the Eight of the smaller concerns acceded the market a week after those from THE CRISIS IS PASSED. ica’s commercial supremacy. to the demands of their men prior to other sections are spent. known native missionary named Isai. Mule Gulch placer mine, near An- j yesterday morning. All the others toine. It is estimated to be worth Turkey refuses to permit the entry Mn McKinley Was Able to Sit Up—No Deli. »2,000. refused to sign the agreement submit ’ ECLIPSE OF THE SUN. WON T JOIN THE COMBINE. of typewriters into that country. nite Dale Fixed (or the Start Home. ted by their union employes. — A clean up from 100 tons of Mam- The battle ship Ohio was launched Alaska Parkes Assocation Will Stay Out ol moth mine ore treated at the Virtue San Francisco, May 20. — Mrs. Mc Clouds in the Sky Interefered With the Ob- A Struggle at Cincinnati. at Han Francisco in the presence ol the Salmon Trust. mill was taken to Baker City last Kinley’s condition was so far im President McKinley. sevatories. Cincinnati, O., May 21.—At a proved yesterday evening that she San Francisco, May 20.—The big week. The clean up amounted to was able to sit up for a while. This meeting late yesterday afternoon of A fund is being raised for the de San Francisco, May 22.—A cable $1,100—two bars, one of the value of the employing machinists, they de- I struction of sea lions at the mouth salmon combine is off, so far as tilt $800 welcome news was given out shortly cided to close down their plants in gram received from 1’adang, Sumatra, and another of $300, an average Alaska Packers’ Association is con of th«- Columbia river. from Professor C.D. Perirne, in charge after 5 o'clock of $11 to the ton. definitely as a result of the strike. A | Th«? president told Governor Geer cerned. After days of negotiation* There were many callers at the number of the larger firms declare | of the Crocker eclipse expedition from The North Powder Irrigation Com Scott residence yesterday. There was ' the Lick observatory, stated that tie that he might visit Oregon before between the promoters of the Pacific Packing A- Navigation Company and pany, which recently purchased the a general feeling that the crisis had they have enough finished product on sky was partially clouded at the time the expiration of his term. hand to tide them over a strike with-1 of the eclipse. The programme was th«* association's officers, a halt war big Grayson ditch, south east of Baker The Union Pacific now controls called. President Fortman and Vice City, has completed surveys for the lieen passed, ami that Mrs. McKin out inconvenience. considerably interferred with, but it. the railroad situation from the Mis President Hirsch of the Alaska Pack extension «if the ditch into the lower ley would continue «to gain in At a meeting of the strikers last is hoped that results of value have strength. No definite date has yet souri river to the Pacific coast. ers’ Association, say that they have valley. Th«» work of construction of been decide«! upon as to when the night, Business Agent Schilling, of been secured on a part of the pro the combined machinists unions, of I Mrs. McKinley is now able to sit refused to sell to the promoters except the ditch will begin this week. president will start for the national j this city, announced that the tie up j gramme. The form of the corona up. No date has yet been fixed for for cash, and that not being offered capital, but it is hoped that Mrs.' in Cincinnati is the most complete in i was similar to that observed at the Portland Markets. th«1 return of the presidential party they terminated th«' negotiations. T. McKinley will be able to travel with-' the country. He said there were but eclipses of 1898 and 1900 in that the B. McGovern, one of the promoters, Wheat—Walla Walla, 60c.; val in a few days. equatorial extensions of the corona to Washington. in an interview, said : ley, nominal; blueetem, 61062c. I President McKinley is in receipt of 100 union machinists at work today, were prominent. The sky was con Orders have been issued for a strike aside from the 600 who have already “We shall put this combine through per bushel. cablegrams from the king and queen been conceded their terms. These I siderable darker than on the occasion of fifty thousand machinists through without the Alaska Packers’ Assoeia Flour — Best grades, $2.9003.40 per of England, President Louliet of 100 he pledged would not work to* of the eclipse last year, but still was out tho country, A prolonged strug tion. We had figured that with the barrel ; graham, $2.60. hardly so dark as expected. De France, and many other European j morrow. gle is expected in the Pacific coast options we have, if we could secure tailed results of the expedition will Oats—White.$1.35(81.40 percental; potentates, inquiring as to Mrs. Me- 1 ■hops. the association, we would control gray, $1.3001.32 4 per cental. lie cabled as far as possible in two or THE TURKISH APPOLOGY. Kinley’s condition. Peace reigns in the southern Phil- practically all the salmon in the tli-ree days after the photographic Among the callers on the president Barley — Fet'd, $17(817.50; brewing, [ world. Tlier«? are, roughly speaking, The ippine islands. was Calvin 8. Titus, the first Ameri Effort to Close (he Mail Bag Incident at | plates have been developed. 3,200,000 cases of salmon packed »17(817.50 per ton. health of all the members of the ex Constantinople. Mil 1st tiff's—Bran. $17 ]>er ton ; midd can soldier to mount the walls of Civil officers have Iwen appointed every year. Of this total the Alaska pedition is very good. Pekin, who returned with the trans- in Albay province. Constantinople, May 21.—Ahmed people put out alsmt 1,000,000 cases.’’ lings, $21.50; shorts, $20.00; chop, port Sheridan, just arrived. Î »16. Tewtik Pasha, Ottoman minister of WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICANS. A transport lin - may be established foreign affairs, calle«! upon the am Hay—Timothy, $12.50014; clover.' Leagalty of the Blacklist. via the Suez canal. 5709.60; Oregon wild hay, $607 ANOTHER PROVINCE CLEARED. bassadors today and notified them of Chicago, May 20. — Judge Baker An Ohio river l>oat was burned. i Turkey’s desire to re-establish the General Chaff« Issues an Order Ending the has decided that it is legal for em •ier ton. Relief Expedition. Two lives were lost. status quo ante in the postal ques per lb. Hops — 120 14c. ployers to maintain a blacklist. The Admiral Kempff Reports the Surrender of the tion and the intention to send high Wool — Valley, 11013c ; Eastern Three hundred firms have signed plaintiff was a lalieler and can paintei Pekin, May 22.—General Chaffee at Insurgent Mascardo and His Force. functionary to apologize for the vio midnight last night issued a farewell the agreement with machinist«. in the employ of the Libby Packing Iregon, 7010c; mohair, 20021c. ..... ....... lations of the foreign mail bags. The AV ashington, May 21.—The navy order terminating the American relic! Ten cars were wreck«?«! on a branch company and in February, in company er pound. department haa received the following ambassadors met yesterday at the expedition in China. The American with a number of other young women, Butter — Fancy creamery, 150 of the Southern Pacific near Allainy, went on strike because of repeated re 7l»c.; dairy, 13014c.; store, 11(8 cablegram from Admiral Kempff at residence of the German ambassador troops will board the transports Wed- Or. Cavite:....................................................... j to determine what attitude to adopt i needay at Taku and Thursday will duction« in wages. Later t he women 2 4«' per pound. “Captain Owen advises that the *n v*ew of the complete submission leave direct for Manila, Nin«1 miners are dead and three tiled to obtain work with other firms, Eggs—Oregon ranch, 120124c- Urdanetta the sublime porte. It is under- I ami Gardoquil received on fatally injure«! from an explosion in a but their application« were rej«-cted er dozen. M. Pichon, the French minister, West Virginia coal mine. on account of their having been strik Cheese—Full cream, twins. 13(8 board May 17 General Mascardo, 201 stood that the German ambassador left here for home this morning. officers. 184 men, 266 rifles, at Binong considers the incident closed. The A meeting of the foreign ministers The Chilean government has waived ers. Miss Condon brought suit as a 3 ',«-.; Young America, 13 4014c. bay and Morong. They are now in other power«, however, decline to will be held tomorrow, but it is not («•st, and th«- court Tub'd that the var •er pound. its objection to the Pan-American arsenal bound for Marciso, where the regard a return to the status quo likely that much will lie accomplish ious firms had a right to take protect congress to la? held in Mexico. Poultry—Chickens, mixed. $3.500 4 ; majority desire to surrender to the ante as an adequate settlement; and ed, as some of the ministers have not ive measures against persons who had President McKinley has given ui quit th«' employment of other firms liens, $105.00; dressed. 11012c. per army. Others surrendered to Draper, the British, French and Austrian em yet received instructions from their lound; springs, $305 per dozen; marine officer at Olongapo. This is bassies have even declined to transmit home governments. his tour to th«' N'orhtwt'st on aecoun without valid reasons. lucks, $5(86; geese, $607; turkeys, the last insurgent force in Zambales the explanations of Tewtik Pasha to of his wiles' illness Her eonditioi- live, 10012c; dressed, 14016c. ,ier province. Gunboats resumed survey their governmnets. Remey Goes to Auckland ia considered serious. pound. Conner Favor« Ship Subsidy- work." Washington, May 21 —A cablegram The Shamrock ll will Is- part iall? Burned By Molten Lead Potatoes—Old. $1(81.15 per sack; received from Admiral Remey at the remodeled. New York, May 20.—Edwin H lew. 2 4(8 2 4«'. per pound. Youngstown, O., May 21.— Two navy department announces that he Dangerous Derelicts Reported. Mutton — Lambs 4\05c. per The Alaskan, th«- largest merchan' Conger, minister to China, was the men are dead and *hree are expected will leave Melbourne next Sundav New York May 21.—Two liners to die as a result of an accident it for Auckland, N. Z., when- the aetamahip ever built on the I’aei.i. guest of honor at the third annual pound gross; liest sheep, wethers, coast, bus la-ell launched at the l'ilio bampiet of th«' American Asiatic with wis'l. $4.25(84.50; dresst'd, (>•« 7e which came into port today, reported the Bessemer department of the Na Brooklyn goes at the invitation of the Works, at R.m Francisco. they passed dangerous derelicts, tional Steel Company's plant today colonial government. Association, given at lh-lmonicos. per pound. Hogs — Gross. heavy. $5.75(86; which, if met with in the night time, The accident was caused by th« The governor of New York ha In hi« address he dwelt upon th« Japan’s New War Loan. ordcrcl 2,2tM) soldiers to Ylbanv. \l great possibilities in China, advo light. $4.7505; dressed, 7(<t«4«'. per would certainly have resulted in dis cover of a mammoth converter be aster. These wrecks are drifting in coming detached and allowing several efforts to settle trouble lietween strik cated the subsidizing «>f American pound. Yokohama, May 21.— The govern- era ami employers has thus far failed ships as a patriotic measure, and re Veal—Large. 64(87c. js-r pound; the ocean lanes, which are now being tons of molten metal to tlow over th« ment has announced the issue of ■mall, 74(88c. per pound. daily traversed by liners. The gov mill. The dead are two unknown 6,000,00!) yen in exchequer bills nt Although reports coming from gretted that our new possessions in Beef—Gross, top steers, $5(85.25; ernment will la? asked to send out Routh Africa an- very meager, the in the Pacific were not connected by •ows and heifers. $1 50(84.75; dressed one of the small gunboats to hunt Hungarians. The body of one of th 74 per cent, repayable in six months, Hungarians was literally burned to to defray the expenses of the China dications are that th«- Boers are rapid American cables beef, 84084c. per pound for and destroy the derelicts. cinder, whil«' that of the other wa> campaign. ly breaking «town, owing to cold ami nearly as badly burned. Refuted Medical Aid. lack of provisions. Wrecked by« Washout. Th« Concord Ord«rd to Alaska. Chicago, May 20 —After lingering A telegram of 12 wools is sent to iny part of New Zealand by simply Ellis. Kan., May 20. — Union Pa Goldsboro Disabled. Washington, May 21.—The navy 12 days, during which time she suffer The congressional appropriation of «(fixing to it a 6d stamp—12 cents. cific west-bound freight train No. 11 department has ordered the gunlioa't Seattle, May 21. — The torpedo boat $3.(MM).(MM) for the extension of the ed much pain, Mrs. Josephine Chris i Improvements already authorized was wrecked by a washed out bridge destroyer Goldsboro broke her star Concord, now on the Asiatic station, rural delivery postal «er vice becomes tensen. wife of Louie Christensen, both “Dowieites," and who with her >r contemplatesi in New York city three miles west of Sharon Springs board engine eccentric rod today dur to proceed to this country for duty in available in three months. Both the en Alaska. She will assist in the strict 2-year old baby was frightfully burn«'«! will cost the tremendous sum of Early this morning. The Roman Catholic an'hbishop of in the Marquette avenue fire in Routh »277,800.000. gineer and fin-man were instantly ing a trial run, necessitating the ves enforcement of the liquor laws of the killed Two trackwalkers who were Montreal has forbidden th«« member« Chicago the morning of May 5, died It wa- gold country. The United States leads all other at the bridge have disappeared and it sel's return to her dock. of that church from countenancing last night. Mrs. Christensen refus»»«! stated that the rod *aa made of de nations in the matter of fruit grow is believed they lost their lives. The cremation in any way. Newfoundland Seal Fishery medical aid to tho iaat, and was the ing Strawberries were values! at engine ami several cars went into the fective steel. The Goldsboro had been The Newfoundland seal fishery this The public printer of Minnesota only one of those inyirod in the fire- »*(' (100.000 last year and grapes at river, the engine and on«- car of cattie but 10 minutes on her course. beat all records by issuing the laws who died. »100,000,000. Another run will not be made before I year will be one of the most successful I being entirely submerged. in year«. passe*! by the recent legislature with- the last of the week. mins or th T mt in two day« after adjournment.