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KLAMATH \ III*. Vili. KLAMATH EVENTS 01 THE DAV ÜATHI KI » TO’* ALL PARTS OF THE REPUBLICAN. FALLH, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, ■■ Records It how America Took No Part Internal Allaire of Colombia FEBKUAKY ARB DRIVEN OCT. n HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON Russia Making Thousands of Leave Moscow. Hebrew* II, 19414, FOES TO AMERICA NO. I 4S COLO RAIL SNAPPED. Colorado Flyer Ditched Whll« Ruaatoff Forty Mlles aa Hoar. Wnaliington, Feb it, _ u„, Iximlon, Feb. 4,—Moscow I h being POWERS TRIED TO HOLD L'P THE dent sent to the senati* today u Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 3.— The Col- TWO HEMISPHERES. depopulate«! of ita Jewish residents by of rnrree|H>ixfeuri* in responsi, to 8 i ii U. panama canal treaty . orado flyer on the Mieaouri Pacific rail- order of the Russian governor of the tor Gorman', reso lotion ..riling for t|„. unit hark on . «vay was derailed near Miller. K m ., — GRAIN AND FRLir GIVE PROMISE. city. Investigation, begun at his or 1 date« and . Ireu matantes under »h¡, |, Comprchrnslvs Review ut the luiport- der, into the domiciliary rights, under oday while running at the rate of 40 the United Mama <IM,| military for,,.. Germany Tried to (Jet an Izland. Which ant Happening* ut the Paa I Week, In the Internal affaira of New Granada Illg I Ir Stkka Sent to St. l ouis to Re Jackson County Will Not Have Sulllclcnt an old law, of 30,000 Jewish working miles an hour. Would Give Her Prsctkal Control of produce Fort Clatsop. men and artisans baa resulted in the Wheat, but Fruit In Plenty. Presented In Condensed I orm. Mini or Colombia, and «lu th, r am h ,,J The engine and the rear car, a Pull expulsion of thousands. the Route- France Was also Active— Rainier — The Wilaon Cam* lumls-r military forera were on the initmti«,. Likely •• Prove Interesting to Ou» Jacksonville—Re|x>rts from all parts man, alone remained upright on th« The police are carrying out the in < <*mpany lias ship|»«l four cars of lam- Official Correspondence Sent to the <d the United Hint, . or by th« „. ,„.M of Jackson county are that the winter Many Renderà. track. The baggage car, mail car, ot New Giuinta or Columbia, or in . „n | 1» r tot the Oregon stat«* building at tlx* wheat is in line condition, both as to structions given them with the great Senate »lactoses the Feet. smoker and a chair car were thrown in ■ qu. me of any ufficl.l representation Ht. I .on is fair. Tlx* order is a peculiar stand ami growth. The acreage for est zeal. Jewish houses throughout Tlir ItuMiail fleet Im« felt Port Ar of either. The resolution Gao one in that tlx* bark ia left on one aide this year ia more than twice that of last the city are entered and searched at all to the ditch, turning over and ware Washington, Feb. 8.—The interfer hours of the day and night for evidence Ihur. lor coplee of the ord. ra l,y the navy *1. of each stick of timber. year, yet so much wheat land has been badly shattered. One ;x*reon wa« Home of tlx* Hinlier» ar«* 40 bet long, given over to orchard ami alfalfa that that will permit the expulsion of the ence of foreign governments to prevent Advice» from all sertlons point Io partment relating to am h uae of mili ki)le<l and 13 injured, one seriously. residents. i a it li two faeva 10 inches wide and one Í tary force. the ratification of the Hay-Herran it ie certain there will not be enough ),<•(illtIrs »«»ill. The law upon which the governor The wreck was causal by the snap Til«« «ir. Iimatniuea under which force, fai <• 7 Si iix'hea, while the fourth fixe wheel in Ktjgue river valley this year treaty between the governments of the ping of a rail, due evidently to the ee- The lion«* committer promise« to In were landed are given by the president ia round, with the bark still clinging to supply the local demand, a con bases his right to make the crusade I against the Jews is an old one under I niled Mates and Colombia is clearly vere cold weather of the past week. very lilx'ial to th« Im>5 fair. to It. The palisade timber* are 11 in detail, but orders by the war and dition that has prevailed for several which any Jewish workkgrnen and proven by the correspondence just sent Physicians reached the scene promptly Tlx* •• ante has pa»»«*<l the 1*1)1 to navy d«*|i«rtnieiita i-oncernilig the work l«*el long, with one 10-lnch and two yearn past. those who were members of the First to the senate in confidence by the pres anil a relief train was hurried from Osa There is a large quantity of alfalfa Inga of such deparlmeiiia, and which four-hu b faces. lend th«* Ht Ixiuls fair $4,600,000 It require* 17,000 feet of there slabs hay yet held in the valley. The larger Guild of Merchants, or were academic ident and in response to the Culberson watomie, starting east with th« injured cunatllute a part of lite officya of the ally educated, were allowed to remain during the afternoon. Heimtor llauna is gravely ill. Hi» inilllary and naval intelligence, are to enclose the grounds around th«* numlier of stockmen fear a hard winter in Moscow after the expulsion of 1891 resolution. lickin'»» (« pronounce»! typhoid fever. At the time ot the accident the train building. Th«* building and enclosure ami a alight shortage in the crop last withheld on the grouixla tl at the di. The documents include dispatches was two hours late and was making up Recently the governor ordered a strict The Ja|*Att<*se mhiltter at laiixloii chantre of am h roiifldentlal matter. will Im a reproduction of obi Eort Clat reason tempting the alfalfa growers to investigation into the rights of those I passing between Ministers Hart and time, ft had no orders to stop at mi » hi» imtii n wants no help to tight Would l*e ilxoliq.stilile with the public sop and the sUickade surrounding the hold for high «.rices. The hay is now residents. On finding the slightest Beaupre, at Bogota, Miller and went by at full spaed, being (art 115 to |1K a ton, hut may not g*> high Intereata. an«l the state de- |iu»»ia daw the order of expulsion is issued. derailed on the outskirts of the town. This is probably the only consign- er, us the winter has been open and Aa a preface to the Correapoixleitre An i»»<ie of 11816 »tninp» ia pnq»>a«»l, Many families whose fathers during partment relative to tbe Hay-Herran The engine and tender paseed over th« I mi'iit o| the kiml ever ship|»xl from the st*« kmeri have r«*quired hut little hay alnillsr to tlioix« of oilier iiatloiial «X* Ailing He« retary >d HtaU* l..»*tin.1 »tale, ami Mr. laieper, the manager, for their st<s k. From the amount of the 50s paid for the freedom of the treaty, the reasons for its rejection, defective rail safely. writes a letter tn which he anva all tlx* I city to their heirs have Ireen exjielled and the meddling of those represent- The front trucks of the mail car petition». c«*rrca|Hiteleixa on rei-ord tn the dasnaart- sa^x that it will probably lx* the last, seed being bandied bv bxal dealers, suddenly, it was charged that the ing fon ig i governments. jumped the track and crashed into a j. ... Arnong ini reared Japan« ««' resilient* of Vladlv»*t«k «re meiit <d etale la given, ami that from t great deal of trouble was experienced tlx* acreage of alfalfa will fathers who paid for this right paid these dix-uments are cablegrams calcu freight car on a siding. The baggage terror »tricken su*l Gils .il «ppeara I niteil Matea fortes in getting trees that were not too large fully 20 per cent in this valley this taxes only as members of the First lated to prove that Germany sought to car followol, pushed the mail car at ami that would run the same thickness y* ar. *« |H»Mibh’. have lawn lande«l OU the iathmua of Guild of Merchants for eight years. acquire from Colombia an island in the right angles across the track and both from which to cut the timbers, to give Apple, ;x*ar, cherry, prune, peach According to a recent law the free harbor of Cartagena for a c.aling sta the forward cars served to block th« Tlx* rami Idary of Senator Elkina, of Panama 10 tilma from o. t .l.-r )x.’,«, p, the right curve on the round able. ami almond trees are in fine condition Heplrmlwr, 1902, th« la.t mentioned dom of the city cannot Ire secured by tion, notwithstanding the Monroe doc smoker. The chair <ur following the West Virginia, (or Vice president ba» landing I wing the only one made with Another difficulty was ex|»*ri«*nced hi and the yield will be up to the usual any one who has not paid his taxes as trine. This island would enable that smoker partially telescoped the smoker been siiiiounc««l getting trees on which the l«rk was standard for Rogue river. The vine out actual request from the govern- a member of the First Guild for ten power to virtually control the canal and the latter was rendered into kindl •till brill. The I iouh * Im» pa«ar*l the sgrii-tll- meni >d the lethmiie. yards are also in fine shape. The fruit years. This recent law has been ap when constructed. Minister Hart ing wood. The Pulln an remained on Th<- sap ia now up ami the bark |xwl» lami appropriation bill, tl*u» insuring acreage o< Rogue river, while very "ff Very readily. Thia ia not common large, will I»- increased by this winter's plied in the cases of the dead Jews, promptly notified the state department the track and aside from a severe shak (re«< m '«*«I «li»lribution HITII R ATTACK ON AMI RICA. | ing up the passengers in that car were ly th«* case, but thia winter has lx-«*n so plantings fully 15 per cent, apples and and their ancestors have been expelled of these negotiations. Itotninlcan reliels tlr««*l on ari Ameri under ita provisions. There are also dispatches intended uninjured, mild that the sap r*is«*<i much earlier |H-ara leading the list. can launch, killing tlm engineer am! Ruaalan Osasral ka«o II War C uib ,,. || Those of the expelled Jew s who have to show that there was secret interfer than usual. It will lx* hard for Ht. WlU H< Hsr I aulì. thus insulting the flag means have been taken to the railway ence < at Bogota by representatives of TIPS TRAIN OVER. L,tiia people to understand that when STOCK HAS WINTERED WELL. station and compelled to buy tickets. European nations, notably Germany Ix>n«lon, lei*. 8.—H|«rial *L»|*ati-h«*s tl>< *x* trees were cut eight degrees farth flenator Hann»’» condition is prac- Those who have not the means to buy an<l i France, to prevent th«* ratfication Qale Causes Wreck In Colorado la Wbkk rr»-rlv«*«l fr«>m thè Far Fast, ami pule er north than th«* city of Ht Louie, and tlrally uiM'haiige<l. . the treaty. Others indicate that a lish«*«! tliis tnorning, a*!*l nothing t<> in a counity where the thermometer Baker County Has Had Very Favorable tickets are forwarder! without expense. of Five People are Hurt. Weather So Far. Ubarle» M M hwab givre In and the thè ktx«wl«**lge nf thè ai tila! sttuation. representative went to Berlin for the has not registered zero in 40 years, and Denver, Feb. 3.— A special to the »hip trust «ill I»* reo*gan(»*«). purpose of seeking to sell, either to the SCORE FOR FAIR. Baker City—Stockman are congratu The HI. l'rlrisburg correepondent <>l while the weather was so warm here News from Idaho Springs, Colo., says: German government direct, or to a lating themselves on their success in The house ha» |>a»a«*<l the *lipl**nmtic thè l>aily Teh-graph «piote» (r«>m (he that the sap in the trees was up on the A passenger train on the Colorado A Novo S'remya a Bitter ■-* li tonai *tt«uk 15th <>f January and at the same time wintering their sheep, bones and cat Oregon Senators "lake Diplomatic Move syndicate of capitalists representing an*! consular appruprlaltan bill. the government, the shares of stock Southern railroad, which left Denver U| m , ii thè Ullit«**l Hlatr», whtrli he sup. in Ht. Louie the thermometer was 22 tle s<> far this winter, The weather by (living Way to St. Louis. The last of the A liter nan tnaqxi in owned by Colombia in the new Panama has lx-en very favonble. While it has poees lo la* all oulcutne ■■( thè <li»|Mit<'b ilegnea below zero. this morning for Georgetown, was Washington, Feb. 4. — Senators Cui a have laki'ii their dr|«rturo. Iwn cold there has l*een no severe Mitchell and Fulton appeared before canal company, and to encourage the <>( Amerii an c**n«iiI, lo Muk-len ami wrecked by a gale, two coaches and a purchase of that comjany ’ s concess NOT EVOLUII FLAX RAISED. storms or blizzards. The naval commitUv of the liouar Antiitig The N**v«i Vremya a-x-uaee the full committee on appropriations Feed, while expensive, has leen today, in connection with the proposed ions and pro|x*rty hv a syndicate com combination l«ggage and express car ha» d<« ><te*l (or heavy lighting »III;*». tlx* l'iute*| Mate» <*f a «!«*»ire to a In Mill Will fie Built When the Acreege plentiful. Most of the ranclien rained amendment offered by M-nator Mitchell posed of British, German and French being blown over and badly damaged. A bill has been intri»lur<*>t In the thè hegrm,*ny ot thè etitire gl.il«*, gml their own hay, and while it is worth yesterday, to the urgent deficiency ap financiers. Rene he e I.OOO. escimi« Eurtqi«* from thè far 1 aatern The engine and tender remained on the Maryland «mat« to eliminate thv ne It is indicate«i that the assembling of big money, the cost to the rancher who propriation bill in the interest of the market, ami <l«*«'larea “|(, aa il arem* track. Four of the train crew and one Halfin—Threeliing flax s«ssl out of gro vote. llkely, ait breaka olii, il «ili bave the straw ami spreailing the straw in owns Ids own hay land in compara- Lewis and Clark exposition. The St. a large American fleet in Carribean passenger were injured. waters was first brought by anticipate«! tivelv light, Eastern maniifactiirera ar« evincing l«*»*n Itiatigat«*.| l.y thè Vankeee with Tlie man who han to buy I-ouis fair jieople, whose a|qx*al for a The train had come to a standstill tl«*l«!s to rot is now in progress at Eu hay to feed range stock in not no well loan was under consideration at the action from the French government in about 1,500 feet from the station in great Intereat in th« 1906 fair and will their utilitarian view» " gens B«»> m '' s flax establishment at this sending warships to Colon to protect make large eililbita. Banui Hayaahi, Ja|«near mltuata-r lo place. Twenty men are engagc<l at the off thia year. time, felt that they would be embar the canal property, representations Georgetown, being unable to proceed rass«»! by the retention of the Oregon While The United Flat«» government has ! Great Bntain, <l«*«rril*e lite situati**!! threshing houee ami 15 men am! hoys Mlle ot Macadam Road having been made at Paris that it further because of the wind. amendment, and on this showing ami would be threatened by a revoiutoin on waiting for the wind to subside, the care Iren 'Iraan Into tlx« Iroquois Are affair 1 Iti tlx* Far Ea»t aa "certainly very are employ«*«l to spread the straw on a Jacksonville — The Jacksonville l-oard by the burning of th« mvnery, which tbrealeiiing,'‘ Lui aaid everything de- field just east of town. Two humlnxl of trad»- has undertaken to secure the the assurance of the committee that the the isthmus. There ie further corres were lifted from the rails by the wind, The t**na >>f straw will lx* spread out ‘evenly building of a mile of macadam road on Oregon exfmsition should receive favor pondence indicating the apprehension and forced over on their side. «as (hr property tn an English concrtn pernlrel oli Russia'» nq.ly «<*r 60 acres of land an*! left exp«»M*<l that section of the Jacksonville-Medford able consideration, it was decided to of the American representative at Bo passengers ami crew were thrown with ami in this country umtor hood. $90« I AIR STAMPS ORIX HI D t*> the weather until it has rottzwl road from this place to the junction of w ithdraw the amendment and bring it gota that some of the European powerk great force against the sides of the care, R umi « Im» *li»|*at* h««l her reply to enough for the scutching mill. It the Medford-Central joint roads. A up later in connection with the sundry would attack Colombia, or possibly but were able to escape through the Japan'» last not«. It give» slight hope They ATS Io Bo On Hale In All doors and windows. will then 1« put through a scutching 20-foot width turnpike will l>e thrown civil bill. seize the neutral zone because of un (**r prare. The entire Russian tLx l i» The senators believe that by their paid debts. It was several hours before the news olflSM I bo I Irsi Day ot May. null, which will turn out «lean flax tip, the material for which will l>e grav rrnl»ing of! the |»*nin»ula and an at of the accident could be sent to Denver, Tlx* filwr will lx* store«l away to el from Jackson creek, the channel of diplomatic course, taken at this time, for lllx*r Washii gton Feb. <1 — An order tempt » ill la* made to send trixq*» tn they have greatly advanced the inter as the telephone and telegraph wiree await the building of a linen mill. which adjoins this road. In removing DEWEY IDEA OF SHIPS PREVAIL. Coirs Ja|«aix »e tr*»q>» are al irmly rhe flr»t of tin new Izsiistana purchase were prostrate«! by the wind. A spec “The erection of a linen mill her«* in the gravel for the road a straight deep ests of their cause, and they feel more tzpoattion |»«tage stampo, which are moving toward Hcoul. hopeful than ever of favorable action ial relief train, sent from the latter t<> I*- p'ace-i on sale at all | - *»t • *tti««-« in tlx* Willamette valley ia delayed only channel will be made for the creek, to House Committee Ooes on Record for city, enconntered poles and wiree Tlx* bollar ha» given the Porto Rican the United Mates May I, has lawn sent by the lack of a supply of fibre," said prevent tii»»ls from injuring the road later on. They are now assured of the Heavy Fighting Vcsacla. cordial and active support of the St. strewn over the track in many placée Mr. B*x«*c. “ It won ’t do to build a eonimi»»i<>ner all the rights of a dele to the bureau of engraving and print way, as has occurred. Louis people. The St. Louis proposi AA’ashington, Feb. 8. — Admiral and with difficulty reached its destina gate. ing by Third Assistant ¡\etmastri Gen mill to run two or three months in the tion will undoubtedly be retained in Dewey's suggestions in favor of heavy tion. The severely injured were taken year. W«> must have enough fibre to eral Miulden It calls for the printing Work on Irrigation Ditch. Irenrh cotton mill» am »hurt on ma the urgent deficiency bill, and this will to a hospital in Georgetown for treat keep a mill running th«* year ar«Hin«l. terial and the factories are unable to of t*O,(HM).(88) of the one cent stamps, That will tak«* 4,000 acres of flax, Pendleton—C. G. Morey, principal lx* a goo«l precedent for Oregon in the fighting ships for the navy prevailed ment. tM-arlng the portrait of Rol-ert R. I.iv- texlay with the house committee on o;»*rsle »tra.lily. of the Umatilla public «chools, was in sundry civil bill. lligstol.e, 225,000,000 of (lie twrxent Whenever we can get that we will have Pendleton last week. He is authority naval affairs over the recommemlation raw material enough to operate with MANY PERISH ON DESERT. The Russian fleet at Vlailivoatok 1ms otani|>o, Iwaring the |*«>rtrail of Thomas for the statement that 50 men are em of the general board, submitted by Sec been made r«*a*ly for sea All *<»ai fit Jefferson; « ,500.000 of the three-cent am! a mill will lie built." Mr. Iloare has 260 acres of land ployed on the irrigation ditch living ting» have lie«n removed. retary Moody. The naval appropria Bodies of a Score of Men Foand on tka stamps, with Monroes portrait, 9,* li-axed (or llax raising purposes, and th«* run from the Umatilla river, almut a Colombian Troops Attack Indiana on the tion bill was completed by the commit Sands la Nevada. A bill ha» been introduead in the 500,1881 <>f the flve-cent stamps, with farmers of this vicinity will put in mile alswe Umatilla, to a point of 15 San Blas Coast. tee, after a hearing granted Admiral M- K miry's portrait . end 6,5(8), (HH> of Salt I.ake, Feb. 3.—The bodies of be fermar to dr« lare th« citizen» of Porto miles or more lielow. The ditch is to Panama, Feb. 4.—A report ha* I>ewey. It carried an aggregate appro the fen-vent stamps, with a miniature aliout 100 acres more thia reason. Mr. lie run through the little town of Irri Rico ritizen» of (he Uniteti Htates tween 20 and 30 men, who perished reached the isthmus that Colombian priation of 195,000,000. The ships map of the United Males, showing the Bosse thinks the amount ahoiihl lx* in The cur ia ionaiilrring th« reply of territory acquired by the Louisiana creased this year to 1,(88) acres and in gon, which lias derived ita name from troops are fighting with the Indians on authorized are one battleship, two j from thirst while attempting to croM Japan. The delay make» the mikado's a year or two inereamxi to 4,000 acre*. the first syllable of irrigation and the the San Blas coast, w hich is in Panama armored cruisers, three scout cruisers the desert between Moapa and L or purchase. last syllable of Gregon. people fearful and they are urging territory. It ia impossible, however, and two squadron colliers. The appro Vegas, Nev., have been found within a haste. Albany Milla Start Up. to obtain reliable confirmation of thia. priation of $500,000 made last year for CHINA AOREIIS ON WAR ACTION. few weeks, according to advice« re PORTLAND MARKETS. The United States gunboat Bancroft two submarine boats was reappropri Albany—The Bannockburn woolen fcnator Clarke, of Arkansas, greatly was to have sailed today from Colon to ated, the boats to be purchase«! in the ceived from the latter place. mil* Company has started the big Al ■urpriai»| 1*eimx-rala by making a strong Railing-Mock of Railroad Will Be Brought Wheat—Walla Walla, 74©75c; blue Boras del Toro, but the orders were discretion of the seen tat v of the navy. The men, it is believed, were mostly bany woolen mills in operation. Work •|*e« h upholding the Panama ¡xilicy of Inside (Ireat Wall. countermanded at the last moment, be- was commence»! on flu«« cloth for suit stem, 791980c; valley, 78Si(<i8t)c. This building program gives a total tramps who attempted to make the R mmvc I i . Barley—Feed, $20 [*er ton; brewing, cause of the report of fighting on the of 44,000 tons of heavy fighting ships, long journey on foot without sufficient Tx«u Tain, Feb 5 —In the event of inge. Th«* mills hail lx»*n idle tor some coast. us compared with 62,000 tons last year. supplies of fiKxl and water to carry France, Great Britain ami America an outbreak of hoatiliti«*« l«et»«*rn Rus time and many men were thrown out $20(920 50; rolled, $21. Flour—Valley, $3.75Cd3.85 per bar A letter was received here some time The heavy construction provided will them across. Many of the bodies found ■te exerting no pressure on Japan for sia aixl Japan, the railroad administra of employment thereby. When the the acceptance of the coming Russian tion has arrangisi to bring the rolling Bannockburn company purchased the rel; hard wheat straights, $3.00(94.10; ago from Captain Torres, commanding cost $21,750,000, while the lighter were without clothing, and it ia be stock of the extra mural line inside the mills they were immediately leased to clears, $3.55(93.75; hard wheat pat the Panama troops at Chepo, on the construction will bring the cost of the lieved that the victims had gone insane O'ply, a» ha» lieen reporte*!. great wall. from thirst and had wandered about in tlx* Oregon City company, which close«! ent«, $4.2(d4.5O; graham, $3.75; whole south side of the isthmus and directly building program up to $28,000,000. Martial law at Cripple ('reek, Colo- Russia has ««rdvre<l another 20,000 the plant down at the end of three wheat, $4; rye flour, $4.50(94.75. south of the San Blas country, saying Provision was made for an armor a nude condition in search of water. Outs—No. 1 white, $10.7S<91.10; he had decide«! to cross over to the At plate factory to cost $4,000,000, which f*'1". is at an end. A small detach tons of Kaiping coal for «ielivery nt months. Albany peopl«« were appre- Some of the victims are supposed to ment ,>( t|1(. National Guard will remain Port Arthur, making 70,(88) tons in a henaive lest th«* mills would not lie put gray, $ 1.05(" 1.07VB percental. lantic side. There ie a possibility that the secretary of the navy is authorized have used water from “Dead Man’s Millstuffs — Bran. $ 18<<t 18.50 per ton ; "r * iòne, but affairs will be turneil Week. It in pointol out here that if in operation again soon. the Indians are fighting with Captain to construct, in case he cannot secure Well,” which is kxated almost in the middlings, $26, shorts, $19.50(1)20; Torres' command, mistaking them for armor from private bidders at a reason center of the desert. The water from over to the civil authorities. war breaks out soon the coal will hard chop, $18; linseed, dairy food, $19. Colombians. able price. An addition of 3,000 men this well, while temporarily aleviating *G’>K .. ...... lik w III widconm American ly reach Ita «lentinatlon, as th«* stocks Telegraph to Wallowa. Hay — Timothy, $16(918 per ton; is authorized to the personnel of the thirst, is sure death to those who drink capital in th,, development of Aliys- here ar«« low ami tlx* steamers scarec. Elgin—Arrangements are about com clover, |12<913; grain, $12«13; cheat, navy. it. It in r«*|H>rt«sl that the Russians are pleted for a telegraph line from here Ex-Secretary Whitney Dead. •inia. 7 building a railr<*a*l to connect Mukilen to Lostine. It will be used in connec $12« 12. New York, Feb. 3.—William Collins Butter — Sweet cream butter, 32 Sc ‘« retary of War Taft Indila that tar- with Hin Min Ting, 30 miles west of America to Keep Fleet Away. Whitney, ex-secretary of the navy, died Jiminez Has Lost AH. 9 coni-emion* will largely make the Mukdi-n, on tlx* railroad running to tion with the telephone wire. It will |x*r pound; fancy creamery, 3l)c; choice a few minutes after 4 o’clock yesterday Washignton, Feb. 8.—In case of a Washington, Feb. 3.—According to lx* worked on a duplex system, both creamery, 25(rt27 l B c; dairy, 20(922 Sc; • "Hipplneii. Khan Hai Kwan ami Tien Fain. afternoon at his home, 871 Fifth ave Japanese-Russian war, the fighting information received at the state de circuit* Is-ing on one wire, and will In store, 12 «14c. Ex Hecretnry of thu Navy Whitney ia nue, in his 84th year. He died while ships of the Asiatic fleet will l>e kept partment, all the ports of Panto Do directly connected with the Western Butter Fat — Sweet cream, 31c; sour Pank Ornerai In Corea. under the influence of ether, adminis- away from the scene of hotsilitles and mingo are now in the possession of the ^'"'""ly ill and his condition shows Union office here. Residents of Wal cream, 29c. tereil preparatory to a second operation every care will lx* taken to observe good Moiales provisional government, which Ht. I’clersl.tltg, Feb. 8.—Advices n* lowa county are now anxious for a rail •title improvement. Cheese—Full cream, twins, 14c; __ ‘ h«*re from ‘..... i Corea say that the for append Litis. By his bedside were sea manners. That the American succeeded the government of General reived < Tl* I-ewis an I Clark fair bill has feeling of )>anic ia general there ami road. All freight hauling has to lx* Young America, 15c. his son. Hairy Payne Whivney, and navy, however, may not be without Woe y Gil. The Jiminez revolution feeling of panic done by wagons, and the roads are not Poultry — Chukens mixed, 11 S<»12c •»''t introduced ns an amendment to that depression prevails in all th«* sen his daughter, Dorothy Whitney, as observers of what will be the greatest seems to have been stamped out, of the l>est. |x*r pound; springs, small, 13(914c; the urgent deficiency bill. well as Dr. William T. Bull, the chief naval struggle of modern times, it is though there has l>een no diplomatic ports, where massacres of foreigners an* hens, 12«12Se; turkeys, live, 17i9 surgeon in attendance, Mr. Whitney possible several of the smaller ships of recognition of the Morales government. Biggrat Plant In the Writ. Eur<ip«*ans ate preparing to Th** atturney general shows that the feared. 18c; dressed, 20c; ducks, $8®9 per was taken ill Friday night at the Ev . J per- the fleet will be detailed to go north United States officials in Santo Domin Hidsboro—C. T. Rogers, of Detroit, dozen; geese, live, 8c per pound. to amend anti-trust laws would in- 1 s**ml their families to Shanghai formative of “Rigoletto.” ward with competent officers, who will go have entered into relations with it, J re Instead of aid Commerce. 1 ery steamer from Japan conveys to Mich., and one of the largest menu- Eggs—Oregon ranch, 26(927 Sc per Corea many Japanese officers ami sol (iicturers .d eondensi*«l milk machinery, be detailed to act as official observers this step being necessary for the protec dozen. The present British parliament, ' of this government. tion of commercial business. diers in disguise, ami their prereme in Ims arrived here, and will superintend Tait a Friend ot Willamette. Vegetables—Turnips, 65c per sack; d.,L', r '.""J""' "I"'»*’*!, may witni-ssthi* Hm h numlivre is regarded by the R»"- tlx* installation of tlx* new machinery Washington, Feb. 4.—One of the carrots, 75c; lieets, 90c; parsnips, 75c x»tifali of the Balfour ministry. siana as lx*ing a *cri*t occupation. for flu* big Hillsboro plant. Mr. ,Rog (9$; cabbage, 1*4(92c; red cabbage, fiist communications to th«« house Urges China to Join Japan. For Oreater Corps ot Engineers. T,»8 president’« salary is Insufficient Sixty dix tors have left Ht* I’etersbnrg ers says that this plant will lx* the ISc; lettuce, head, 15c per dozen; signed by Secretary Taft related to the London, F«*b. 8.—“Yuan Shi Kai Washington, Feb. 3.—Secretary Root Mississippi river parslev, 2*c; tomatoes, $1.50(92 per improvement of the Willamette river (the commander of the Chinese imper sent to the senate t.xlay a report of the largest west of tlx* “ eflore^n11"’ n'*d* Ol ll1"0®1«* All during the last few days. mid flint m> plant in the world will crate r cauliflower, 75e(9|l per dozen; between Portland and Oregon City. ial army and navy) and the vice presi general staff relating to the increase of i( rt «III probably be madu to increase have a more nuxlern equipment. l ighthouse Strvks tor Alaska. '•elery, 60c; pumpkins, lc per pound; He approved the recommendation of dent of the war Ixmril have memorial the engineer corps of the army, togeth onions. Yellow Danvers, $1.10® 1.25 the engineers that 15,100 should be ized the throne, urgently insisting up er with the draft of a bill whose passage Tim lloIlRe |1|lR t<) a||)JW Washington, Feb. 8.—Secri tiirv • "r Nugget Worth Forty Dollars. no spent to remove Capeley’s rocks and on an offensive and defensive alliance he recommends. The bill proposes telyiui today sent to congress a report per sack. 1 rit inilnage for tho extra m.Hsion. I hn - ii Grants l’nss—A $40 nugget Ims dredging a channel to four feet deep with Japan to regain Mamhuria," ca that the corps of engineers, when in» from tlx- lighthouse board recommeml Honey—13(93.50 |x*r case. iJi<"i""il' '•'’’’'t* 8"* how.! ¿pan can Potatoes—Fancy, 80(990c per sack; and remove the sandbars at Jennings, bles the Shanghai correspondent of the creased, shall consist of one chief of en Ing chnnges ami improvements m t > brought in from the Jewell, Moore A llnycs, phtcer on Oscar creek. This common. 80®80c; sweets, 2Sc in Waldron's mid Magnon's and at the LoiidoGn lobe. “The memorials,” the gineers, with the rank of brigadier gen her conc sslons. lighthouse administration in \la"*a. mini* is one of the most noted producers head of the Clackamas river. correspondent adds, “maintain that eral; 12 colonels; 18 lieutenant colon In h...K,; Jr., made a mile The lioard primarily recommends t »t of heavy pieces in the entire mineral sacks; 2Sc crated. the Japanese are letter prepared for els, 38 majors, 40 captains, 40 first lieu Fruits—Apples, fancy Baldwins and * Hvpnriite g 1 " bib', 1 “ "tlnute in an autonm- AI hh U ii I m ’ Considering Successor to Wright. war than th«* Russians.” tenants and 38 second lieutenants. district, and a buoy station lx; e» «' district and Oscar creek, only a small Spitzenburgs, $1.50 per box; cooking, stream, has lx*com<< widely famous for Washington, Feb. 4.—It ia learner! 75c® $ 1 • lisluxl at Ward cove, Tungus w(^''r,',ar.V Hay d.x.s not think war (lie nuggets taken from it. Buried Under Volcano Aahea. Mississippi Town Wiped Ont. Hops—Choice, 2(l@27c per pound; that the president in neleeting a euc- The board further recommend» the ceaaor to Governor I.uke E. Wright, on Amsterdam, Feb. 8.—The latest dis (•«»Ilntry r"“1 y th" m,rket» In this struction of a lighthouse tender for prime, 25c; medium, 24c. Greenville, Miss., Feb. 3.—Fire at Opp Mln« Resume* Operation*. Wool—Valley, 17® 18c; Eastern the Philippine commission, will take patches received from the Butch East Ifollendale destroyed every building in Jacksonville—The Opp mine, hx-ated service exclusively in Alaska. a man of prominence from thin coun Indies, reporting the eenption of the the town except two dwellinga; lore 'iiiilr'1"1,' to tho two miles west of Jacksonville, and Oregon, 12«15c; mohair, 32®35c. Agrkultural Appropriation Bill* try. Governor Wright wiahee to have volcano of Merapi, in the island of 1200,000. Beef-Dressed, 6®7Sc per pound. The fire started in a negro which Ims been idle for more than a I’«rt of A , , "7” ,M “*'Ktlon on tho WaeltinRlon, Feb. fl.-Tho agr .'•jb vein, wits started up last week by the Mutton—Dressed, 6®7 Sc j>er pound; the benefit of the counsel of a man fresh Java, say 12 persons were burned to restaurant and a high wind fanned tho "•ri "I the United Htales. from the states and in touch with death, and that 20 were severely in (lames to such proportions that the vol* turai appropriation bill rep*" *' _ owner, J. W. Opp, and th«* mill is lin lambs, 7 Sc. tinited congregation« have i*.--'«*........ events here, and desires, it is said, an jured. The eruption was accompanied unteer fire fighters could not stay ita Veal—Dress«xl, 8®9e. ing run day, night and Hunday on ore associate rather than a subordinate. by showers of red-hot coals. progress. Pork—Dressed, ILS(97c. that i" producing gmxl values. >*r'hed l,nds.'rayer rH'n °n U'e 240, an increasejif $J33,uw current law.