KLAMATH
KLA.MATII
events of the day
MM.
A|,„
lorp»Uu Boat.
UAHILRLD TRUM AI L PARTS 01'THE
FALLS,
WAit I.OBA STUNS
Reaata
g
kussian
REPUBLICAN.
victory
I
KLAMATH COUNTY. OILEGON. APK1L
2
CO! ON HUNS ON itbtiF.
Pacific Mall Liner Wrecked on Salvado.-
Coaat Passenger, Saved.
DEATH IN WRECK.
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
Santa Barbara Stre«t Car Ov*rt*re*4
aad Flv* KID«* Outright.
Ht. Petereburg, April 1«.—
(h, SURPRISE JAPS WHILE TRYING TO
Han Francisco, April 14. — The
hrela <i( th« aniioutm innit of tbr .ink
Santa Barbara, Cal., April 13.—A
TWO HEMISPHERES.
LAND 12.000 MEN.
. Merchants’ Exchange has received a
Ing <>t th* baltlrship P«tr<>|«v|ovsa
street car loaded with passenger* re
< ablogram stating that the Pacific Mail
oom«* U m im »« that th. J«lmi„.w ,llr
turning
to town fiom the Old Mission
OOLD FIND IN CROOK COUNTV.
VIEW HOOD ROER LAMOS.
Compreb-nslv, Review of the liwpert-
steamship company's steamer Colon,
ran off the track at 'Garden and Mis
ruundvd and »«ink th. torpedo L.t ,|,.H linrmy Was Lying In Walt and Inllklsd
aat Happewtage of I he Paet Week.
j which left this city Match 22 for Pan- Cline Butte Contain* a Maa* of Gold-
State Land Board Please 1 With Farms sion streets today and five deaths bav*
troyer Bezatraahnl. (ffily five of |„.r
Heavy loss In Men and Duns Ad
I ama, with a number of jiassengers and
|*roaonted In Condensed form. Moat
Bearing Rock.
on Which Loan Is Asked.
resulted. All of the dead were Sant*
crew *ac*p«d, although it is protabi«
miral Togo Again Bombards Port
l.lkely te Prove Intereatlng te Our
( a cargo of general merchandise to Mexi
Bend—Cline Butte, 16 mile* north
Hood River—Governor Chamberlain, Barbera people. Over 20 of tbe pas
»«no* ware taken pri**>i>«r..
Arthur Without Damage to Fort, Al can and Central American point*, has
Many Readera.
of Bond, Las been found to contain a Secretary of State Frank Dunbar and
N«w. ot th« rever» »u communi
though Several are Killed.
been wrecked. The Colon ia reported large mas* of gold bearing rock. Tbe State Treasurer Charles E. Moore, com sengers were injured, many of them
rated to th« czar by Ailtuiral Oukom.
to have »true k on a rock at Punta whole butte ia suppose«! to ta of the prising the state land board, arrived in being frightfully mangled. Over half
A heavy snow has fallen in Noittaru sky. lie wlrnl t*4ay that th,* d(.,i|1>v.
L> ii *I*> ii , April in.—The Ht. Peters Remedies, causing injuries which made same character and there baa been quit« flood River the first of the week and of th« injured bad bone* broken about
»re ami fotir «onsorts »«„ o*t»i<|«
an«l Central New York.
burg «orreapomlent of tbe Htan<iar«l it necesnary to beach her at Acajutla. a rush to locate claim* there. There is were driven over the valley in older the body and not a few of them suffered
There wax a big list of passengers room, however, for less than a dozen that they might form an opinion of the
tllogetlmr 10 Russian vessels hare atnuting «luring th« night. The B»/a- S' b'ls a rumor to the effi-ct that Vice
serious fractures oi tbe skull.
Iwen damaged or lost since the util- traahni laggvl behind ami lircaine hat A'limral Togo's fleet eai-orte«! a Japan when the vessel went out of thia har mining claims on thia butte, but a sim fruit land* upon which the state is to
Tbe accident was due to a defect in
In
the
ini.t
When
day
broke.
atM
bor,
but
most
of
them
were
bound
for
ilar geological formation extends lend school money to the farmers who
break of the war.
ese landing of tr«x>|>a to the weatwar«!
trtal to creep In along the < *«>t but
|xirts north of Acajutla.
the brake apparatus, was a* revealed
through
a
siring
of
hills
to
the
west-
must
borrow
fund*
to
meet
their
pay
*1
tlu*
Yalu
river.
When
12,000
men
Rusaia has notified all nations that was diacuvered, rut off, ovarpoweitd
The veaael left Acajutla yesterday waid and prospecting is in progress ment* on stock in the Farmers* irriga <’rom an inspection of the car, after the
she will rtgard as spies correspondents ami sunk. Admiral Oukotnatky’a di». bad I hvii lan*le*l th«* Russian tr«xq>a, afternoon bound south for Panama, and
there.
tion company.
which
were
lying
concealed,
su*l*l«*nly
accident. While the rear brakes were
using wireless telegraphy.
I>at«'h <<>m liidiw as follow,
All the members of the board were tightly set against the wheels, the for
attacked them, ilriving them back lo she had only gone about 15 mile* when 1 The rock is porphyry and quartizite
sb*
hit
on
the
rock.
The
net
where
"I
have
taken
coininaml
provision
and it carries about $4 in gold and a very favorably irnpiesaed with what
Tim Port Arthur squa<lr<>n will not
the ships, with heavy loss«-» in men
she struck is considered one of the most i little silver to the ton. This surface they saw, and are perfectly satisfied to ward brakes were of no servtce because
again I«« risked in tattle until rein ally ot the fleet sin«'«* the disaster to ■»'I guns.
dangerous along the Central American outcrop is considered very promising. bran the Hood River farmers the money of the breaking of a part of the gear
th« Petropavlovsk. During aorne ma-
force«! by the Baltic fli-et.
coast, and many vessels have found The ease with which this rock can be some of them need.
neiivermg ol the taltleahlp wpia-lron
ing.
Russian Formication» Completed.
Japan denies that ah« has any sub th« Pobieiia struck against a mine
grave* on it. According to aeafaring mined gives it value, even at this low
The motorman discovered that some
fit I'* t. r.I.urug, April It,— \ lix men who know the reef, the steamer
marine IxMita and suya the Russian arnhlahlpa on the starboar*! aid« Hhe
Five and Seven Cents.
grade. It is estimated that at least
thing was wrong with the car several
•hi|-s were sunk by lorjxxloes.
was able to retrain jx.rt by herself. No patch from Liao Yang says that the wax fortunate in getting afloat after half its value will be profit, The rock
Astoria—The Columbia River Fish blocks above the point where the acci
lliisaian fortifications on the Yalu river striking and getting back to the harbor
Carnegie haa created a ''fund for on«« on board ol her was kille«! or
is of the same kind that is found in ermen’s Protective union has fixed th« dent occurred and endeavored to set
Bav«-
Isen
complete«!.
The
center
of
at Acajutla.
b»r«»s," ami art aside $6,000,GOO. woumtal."
the Ochoco mines, northeast of Trinc opening prices tor salmon on the Co the brakes, but failed to check the
fortified positions is Au-
The Rumlan »<>r«l In the text of the the line
ville.
Next of kin of Ihoae who l««*e their
lumbia river for the coming season at speed of the car. At the intersection
PRESIDENT WAITS ON KNOX.
official dispatch deM-iilong th» ar. nfont lung. The right flank reala on Ta
This discovery was made by Otto 5 centa per pound for fish weighing less of Garden and Mission streets there is a
Ilves will also benefit.
Tong
Kau
ami
the
left
flank
on
Kiu
to the I'obleda means either "mim*" or
Retzlaff an<l C. P. Becker, the latter I than 25 pounds and 7 cents per pound «harp curve, and the car waa moving at
A party <>f 50 prominent Filipino« ‘•tor|«e*h>," but the qualifying adjective I bn Cheng, on the west bank of the With ths Cabinet He Again Goes Over
having spent a year and a half on the for those weighing 25 pounds or over. ita highest speed down a 5 per cent
baa starle«l tor the Ht. Ixxiia lair. indicate« aomething moving towar«l the Yalu.
Chinese Exclusion Matter.
Yukon, where he laxame *cquainte«i Thia is the same pric* as last season grade when the curve was reached.
TJiey will also visit the principal cltiea ship Tiiia di»|*atrh puts an en«l to
with gold mining.
Steps are being for the small fish, hut is an advance of
Washington,
April
14.
—
Chinese
ex
The car was thrown from the track
<4 the United 8talc«.
tli« idea prevailing here that there had
AGAIN BOMHARD PORT ARTHUR.
clusion ami the prolalde necessity for taken to develop the Cline Butte claim». one cent for the large ones. The meet upon ita side, the passngers being
Heavy rains stop;*«! all regular been an engagement following the dis
ing also appointed a committee on the thrown in evrey.direction. One section
legislative or executive action, in view
HEAVY FIRE LOSSES.
through traffi«' <>n the Southern Pacific aster to the I'etropavlovak. It is coli ■
pan.,» Mr» Many Projectiles, but of the denunciation by China of the ex
question of affiliating with the Fisher of the car was smashed into splinter*.
■foil*. 11 A N., Into Portland, leaving shlered remarkable tu re that the Jap-
men’s Protective union of the Pacific Those who were instantly killed and
Cause No Damage.
isting treaty, was again today the prin
Sbowa by Annual Report ot Insurance coast and Alaska.
the N< ■rthrrn Pacific the only route for ane» <tl<| not take advantage of this
many of those who were moet serioealy
Ht I'eta-rsliiirg, April 18.—A tele cipal topic of discussion at the meeting
Comtnlsslonar Dunbar.
terrible accident to attai k Port Arthur. gram fr**m A'limral Alexieff from Port of the cabinet. The president and hie
Eastern mail.
in,ured were standing upon the guard
Salem—An increase of over 10 per
rail on the side of the car as it crashed
will Vote on Union County Scat.
I an (grabber
Ifonaon
haa lieen
trthur to the emj>eror save that from adviser* consi lend the subject in all
I ji Grande—The county court of into the ditch.
W 15 o'l luck thia inorniug to midilay its phases, but reached no definite con cent in the fire insurance busin«?»», a
claimed by two wlv«« at Han Francisco.
clusion, chiefly perhap* liecause Attor dtxrease of 17 j*er cent in net premi Union county baa juat decided that the
As soon as the’news of the accident
The houar has |>a«ee<| the Philippine tlovM Cocnre$ilt<0 Lomplet«« Otiwral th«- Japanese fleet, in two division*, ney General Knox has not been able ums on fire insurance, an increaae of
question ot relocating the county seat spread throughout the city every avail
tH>nibar*le*l the fortress and the town
bund loll lo eticoiirage the building of
tHficleiKy Approp*««tIon Hill.
alternately from the Liao Tshan prom- yet to prepare his opinion as to the 18 per cent in both business and net1 , from Union to I a Grande may be voted able physician »as sent to the aid of
Mllr««da.
legal status of the matter. As Boon as premiums in life insurance, and the upon by the people of the county in the injured and many prominent resi
WanMing”», April lo.—»lhe I khbob untory, firing lxft projectiles.
withdrawal of all but three surety com the general election in June.
J. D. dents of the city were among those
Hl Petersburg haa the repo it that roinDiittrr <>n appropriation» t<Mky com-
The Russian iKpi*<lron, including the the attorney general shall have decided
whether, in hie opinion, existing leg panies, are the moet prominent features Slater, of La Grande, appeared for the who aided the suffering and dying. A
Jog" sunk several steamer« and cl<«ar«l pl«*t«ri| th«* grhrml
tattl«-.lii|i
Pobieda,
replied
from
the
irncy appropria
of
the
annual
report
of
Insurance
Com
islation relative to the exclusion of Chi
petitioners and T. H. Crawford, of majority of the injured were taken to
tbr «ntr*M* to Port Arthur
tion bill, carry ing a total »4 910,3 mm ,. anchorage by a plunging fire, The nese will l>e valid on the expiration of missioner F. I. Dunbar.
Union, for the remonstratora. The the hoepita) and the remainder were-
batti
ri«'.
also
participated.
744.
Thr
largt
ml
ikon
in
the
bill
10
i i Mayor tmea, «>f Mlnneapolia, has
The report covers the year 1903, and court decided to dismiss the remon- removed to their homes.
the treaty with China, some decisive
Th«-
I
o *** m - s on land were seven
tern ernwted, charge*! with having ac. 94,000,000 for petition». Of thia turn,
steps will be taken If it should bu was compiled on April 1, as required1 stranc! and granted the prayer of the
9 1,600,0OO 10 an rttiinalfiMl dctii’icncy m-n*' kill«-*! ami five soldiers and
cepiol a brlla* while in ««flic«.
determined that the legislation will by law. Though the report shows the petitioner*.
ALTOS FOR USE IN THE WAR.
Chinese
w**un*!«-<L
which will l>r cmumk I by the tixrw'Utlon
healthy industrial growth of the state,
Accor<!ing to latest accounts Russia • <f the rwrnt trrvire |M*n0i«»n or<k»r
Th* Riiaaiivn warehijis sustaine<l no lapse with the treaty, theD congress
Coles Hot Springs Sanitarium.
)<*t slxiut HAO men ami oltlcere in the I fir minority mrmlirr» of th«« commit ■iamag«- urn! then* was no loss of life will provide against a general Chinese as indicated by the increasing fire in-
First Shipment Started From St. Peters
immigration by the insertion in a fend surance business, it also shows the de
ta tirande—Arrangements are being
sinking ot II«« !• 11Icsh11> ami t«>r|>«do t«wi ma«lr a light again»! thia amend on them.
burg for the Front.
X
creasing profits cause«! by unusual tire made for the erection of a sanitarium
ing
appropriation
bill
of
an
amend
Thia atta* k ia taken here to show
boat
ment, and it wan ordered rr|Mirtrd by
St.
Petersburg,
April
13.
—
It
is
stat
loaaea.
In
the
past
five
years
the
at the Coles hot springs at Haines. It
Ultniral Togo haa not given up bis ment coveting the subject.
The srnate committee on appropria a party vole.
amount of fire risks written per year 1 is reported that Dr. May and other ed that the Rnssian government ha*
A» the hem in included, a minority purpose of damaging the rest of the
tions provide« for no Northwest liarlror
has increased about 50 per cent.
In Baker City parties, who have a 42 decided to make an extensive us* of
GREAT TORCE MASSED ON VALU.
work, save I lie l>alloe-Cvlilo canal, in $r|M>it acconipOUMM that of the major- ; Roman ships, now that there is litth*
1899 the total as $64,100,000. In 1903 year
____________
lease on the proprety, have en- armed automobiles during the coming
possibility
of
them
again
going
to
wa.
ily to the hoUM. Tlu minority viewa(
the sundry civil bill.
Russian, Strongly Fortify a Town In it as $95,500,000. The net premiums Ure«l into a^’contract wiTh Mr. “Jnell of
Unquestionably
he
is
swan-
of
the
A large
are nignrd by (’ndrrwood, Brandige. i
for 1903 are less than in 1902, or for Haines to furnish 250,000 feet of lum- campaign in Manchuria.
Manchuria to Oppose Japanese.
Wreckage washed ashore al Van-
effect of his previous Iximbanlment,
any other year since 1898. The fire ber for the construction of the build- number have recently been imported,
Coiiver lalaml indicates the )■« <a .! t he Brnton, Living0t«»n and Pierce. Tay an*! tin- fact that he has repeated it in-
Seoul, April 14.—Japanese advices —
lor of Alal>an.a, waa alwnt. The con-
i°.r-1??^ere $659,000 and for ¡ng. T.iis
Tais will make two springs
«pringa of the they being the latent product of the se
sealing srh«w>ner Triumph,
There
< lu»i<>n of the minority it that there *li< ate. to th«- officer* here that he be- from Northern Corea state that the T903 $1,314,000, or an increase of ( kind in Eastren Oregon, the Hot take lect factories in Germany, France and
err» 26 persons <>n b««r<l.
lieves
then-
is
a
g*xxl
chance
for
a
pro
waa no warrant of law for tbeappropri
Russians have strongly fortified Chiu almost 100 per cent, f Seven companies having been used for this purpose for
Belgium, and the first batch will b*
.1,«,, insurance g(jme
A gunner's mate <>n the Missouri is ation of th«« million an«l a half dollaia jectile hitting a taiget. In order to Tien Cheng, a walled town on the lost money last year on , their
<lrop
a
shell
into
the
harbor
or
city,
a
sent to the front from Moscow on a
faun*! to have aav«sl the ship an«! the lequeotod by the commiaaloner of p«n-
business in Oregon.
Ilves of 6oO men by jumping into tbe aiona re'|ue0t<«d for the pur|Mi«<« herein high angle file ia necessary. Thia is Manchurian side of the Valu river,
Columbia Jetty to Be Extended.
special train today.
TO tap timber belts .
magsame snd cloaing th« door The »tale*I. It <|Uot4*0 the ret «*nt order in the reason th«* Japaaeae wpiadron took about ten miles north of Antung. It
Astoria—Assistant Engineer Hegardt
They are to be manned by experienc
up
a
|>oaiti<in
at
l.iao
Tishan.
Other
is
estimated
that
there
are
20,000
Rus
injuries of two of the «csmrn have full. an«l nay» that while there are
bombar lmenta were from the same sians of all arms at Antung ready to Oregon & Southeastern to Again Begin states that the replacing of the portion ed officers drawn from the last gradu
proven fatal.
mrtuln«f» ol congrviM who favor a nrrv-
of
the
jetty
trestle,
which
was
carried
Cooatractloe.
I jxiint, which, al the time, did not oppose the Japanese crossing.
ice |<eiiaion law. it it not wholly the M-* in to lx- w thin the range of the Rus
away by storms last winter, has been ates from the military, and it is expect
Pop« Pius is again reported ill.
Webb Hayes has returned here from
Cottage
Grove
—That the - Oregon
& , tvu^iciuu
-
c
-
r- —
nuu
wiflfi
(JU
jur indict ion of the approprintionn com
and work
on UJC
the JtllV
jetty PI-
ex- ed that they will be of very great ad
a journey to Anju, thence to the Amer «southeastern railroad may be extended completed
Russians have won two small lami mittee« to connider the <|ueetion. **Our sian tatteries.
tension will be resumed on April 30. vantage to General Kuxliki, to whom
ican
mines
at
t'nsan,
and
thence
north
engagements.
into virgin timber landa, construction One thousand tons of rock will then be has been entrusted the making of all of
duty,** the report mya, "to confined to
to the Yalu river. He reports that he work is to ta renewed after an interval |
MSV (JIVE UP POSTAL INQUIRY.
received from the Bngby quarry, but
A young anarchist attempted to as- providing the money to pay the obliga
received hospital and medical treat of four months.
no rock will be received by water from the arrangements for the trip of th*
wuMinate Premier Maura, of Hpain, at tion» of the Vnitrel Ntatrn contracted
ment from the Japancsefand he com
A
grading
gang
will
start
at
once
and
the Columbia contract company's quary Baltic fleet to the Far East, has trail*-
under the law. The point we d««nirv to S chs U Now l ook* With Little Favor Up pliments the equipment of the Japanese
Barrelona.
a tracklaying gang will follow in a few for some time, as the receiving wharves mitted to the czar the preliminay re
on an Investigation.
make ia that there ia no law on the
field fotces, the effectiveness of their ■lays. G. B. Hengen, of New York,
A work train «>n tir« Canadian Psaific atalute Ixwikn of the United Btatcn that
Washington, April 18. — President pontoon bridge at Anju ami their trans manager of the road, save the line will at Fort Stevens have been delayed in port of what is expected to be accom
»«• strm k by a land *ll«le near Winne- allow» th«* 91.^00,000 appropriation
construction.
plished. He declares that it will be
Roxaevelt ha<! an important conference port organization.
he extended this season to Warehouse,
*n«l a numlier of men killed.
possible to get the fleet to its destina
ank««d t< >r by the romailaaionrr of ¡»en« t<day with Senators Aldrich, Sp«x>ner
ten mile» from here.
Two miles i of
Down ■ Long Flume.
tion before the last of August, should
Cardinal Katolli, with the permission nionn to pay the d««<drncy can re* I by «•!• and Penrose, the last named being the
PROTECTS CANNERVMEN.
grade are now almost ready for l the
ta Grande—The work of shooting nothing nnforseen happen.
of the |*>q*', in corning to the United ecutivr «>rder, ami we will move on the chairman of the committ*e of post-
track.
wood down the flume from Fox hill to
Two Rnsisan army corps are to be
Hutes. He has no mission ami ia to floor of the hotiee to re«luce th«* appro offices anti poatroads. Tlio conference Fulton to Father a BUI of Retaliation
Manager Hengen declares that I the the electric light plant at Oro Dell, mobilized during May. One of thee*
priation nnkt-d for prnaiono to the vi- relat«*d to the proponed investigation by
make the tour as a private citizen.
Against British Columbia.
depress»«! lumber situation will 1 not which furnishes the light for La will have headquarters at and will b*
lent «»I 91,600,000 for that r«*»»«»^.”
a K*nate committee of the affairs of th«*
Washington, April 14.—Senator Ful long continue, and wishes to have I the Grande, began this week. The flume drafted from Moscow and the surround
The bousr committee on naval affairs
postoffice <le| srtment. All parties to it ton is diafting, and -will soon intro road extended into new timber belts to is two miles long. Six men are em
has reported favorably the bill author
ing towns, while the other will com*
SUBMARINI! BOATS IN PLAV.
were rrtiivnl as to the details of the in duce, a joint resolution authorising the take advantage of a livlier market.
ployed.
from Siberia. The officer who mad*
ising the preaiden*, at bit discretion,
terview, but enough is known almut it president to prohibit tbe exportation of
The new electric plant of the Oregon
this announcement stated that Russia
to reinstate < a*lets auspended for hal
to
indiiate
that
an
inquiry
into
the
Japan Bell««»* to Have Two to Plant
fresh salmon from Puget sound and securities company will be commence«!
ing.
did not consider herself in any danger
PORTLAND MARKETS.
postal affairs is not so likley to lie au- tributaries during the canning season. this week. Manager Hengen says.
Mines at Port Arthur.
A
from Japan and that therefore she
thorlaed as it was a day or two ago. This is in the nature of a retaliation to gang is now connecting the machine
The secretary of the interior has ia
Paris, April 16 — The Ht. Petersburg The aubjcct is lieing considered confi
Wheat—Walla Walla, 74c; valley, wouid not remove any of the troop*
ant'd permit* for graxing H7,Ht6 sheep
The com 33c; bluestem, 81c.
along her seaboard where they might
correspondent to the Echo de Paris, dentially by the senate leaders, and a the action of British Columbia in re drills in the long tunnel.
in the n «rtliain division an«f d 100,000
fusing American canneries the right to pany expect* to strike the Champion
Barley—Feed, 323 per ton; rolled, be needed should any other nation bav«
under
thia
morning'*
date,
»end*
the
definite decision, one way or the other, purchase fresh British Columbian salm ore chute in about 30 days from this $24025.
sharp in the southern division of the
designs against her.
may lx* reached soon. Objections to a
Cascade finest reserve during the com- following
The canning intereateof the North tunnel, which will be used later for an
Flour—Valley, $3.90(34.06 per bar
"I learn that a firm opinion prevails congressional investigation have lieen on.
ing sutniiivr.
in naval circles, based on telegrams suggested which may induce the senate Pacific coast have protcste«i to Senator electric roa«i from the Champion to the rel; hard wheat straights, $404.25;
Convict's Sensational Suicide.
clears, $3.85(34.10; hard wheat pat
A bill haa been Introiticeli In the front the surviving officers, that the to abandon the proposition altogether. Fulton that, under the existing condi Musick mine.
Fresno, CaL, April 13.—Richard
tions,
Canadian
canner»
are
buying
ents,
$4.4004.70;
graham,
$3.5004;
senate authorising the secretary of war lo*a of the Petmplavlovak and the in- \ searching investigation into the
Manoogian today, while waiting th*
Indians Have a Whole .loath.
whole wheat, $4(34.25; rye flour, return of a jury which bad tried him
to parchase the original manuscript juries to the Polded* »ere caused bv affairs of the Washington anil New largv quantities of Puget sound salmon,
Pendleton
—
The
Umatilla
Indians,
ropy of the order luiok of General Arth tor|«odoen launcher! by the Japanese, York posloflice* t" now being con canning them anil reshipping them to whose diseased cavuses brought the $4.25.
on the charge of murdering Oscar
Oats—No. 1 white, $1.1501.17^; Michael here on July 2, 1902, threw
ur Ht Cli«r, who was governor of the and by submarine veasels. Hitherto it ducted. These inquiries were insti- the United State», while Puget sound state veterinarian to the range in
canner»
are
denied
the
right
to
pur
gray,
$1.10(31.12^«
per
cental.
Northwest territory and commander of lias not been lielieved that the Japan»’«' tutel by the president himself, and
himself from the window of Judge
chase British Columbia salmon for can Northern Morrow two weeks ago to in
Millstuffs—Bran, $19(320 per ton; Austin's courtroom, on the third floor
its military forces during the admin!»- had any submarine Imais, but it is now they are lieing made very thorough.
spect
conditions,
will
have
all
this
middlings, $20.50(327; shorts, $20@
Rations of Presidents Washington and admitted that such l»>at" might hate In addition to these inquiries, Messrs. ning purposes.
month to dip their animals and try to 21; chop, $18; linseed, dairy food, of the court house building, to th*
l>een received with the cruiser* bought Conta.l an«l Bonaparte, under general
Adam*.
pavement below, receiving injuries
rid
them
of
mange.
Vats
will
be
pro
New Immigration Law Needed.
$19.
from Argentine and brought out from instructions from the president, are
from which he died. The jury had al
vided
at
Pendleton
by
the
domestic
an
Washington,
April
14.
—
There
were
Hay
—
Timothy,
$15(316
per
ton;
The agitation in Hpain over France's Genoa by English crews. It is diffi still pursuing their investigation into
ready pronounced him guilty and would
imal
commission
of
the
state,
and
the
landed at Tacoma, Wash., recently, 50
clover, $10011; grain, $11012; cheat, have given him life imprisonment.
•f'l’iiring a firm hold on Morocco doea cult to verify this, but the admiralty is
postofll««' department matters.
Filipinos, who were brought to the Indians must have their animals here $11012.
Dot cause anxiety In France, as it ia of the opinion that the cruiser brought
Ix-fore
Mayl.
A
simillar
opportunity
Unit«*«! States under contract to take
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 17t»@18c.
believed th* irritation will aulailde out two submarine vessels."
Irrigation In New Mexico.
Commander ot Cxarovltch Perished.
part in the Philippine islands exhibit is extended white men with mangy
Butter—Sweet cream butter, 30c per
without straining the relation between
Washington, April 13.—The cenau*
horses.
The
expense
of
dipping
will
Paris,
April
18.
—
A
dispatch
to
the
pound;
fancy
creamery,
25c;
choice
at
the
St.
Lnois
exposition.
Thirty-
the two count riea.
Boyan Bvldeatly Dam a red.
bureau in a preliminary report on irri
Temp" from Ht. Petersburg says: nine of the number were afflicted with be paid by the state.
creamery, 22 (,024c; dairy and store,
gation
in New Mexico m 1902, shows
London, April 1«.—Th* Daily Tele “The causes of the catastrophe at Port trachoma, a disease of the eye. Un
East«q service* In Russia are much
nominal.
254,945 acres irigated from all sources.
To Clear Columbia Channel.
Wore impresaiv* Ilian usual thia year. graph's corr**pon«lei>t al " li'11, *’ « trtliur are lin ite«i to two hypotheses, der a ruling by the attorney general,
Butter Fat — Sweet cream, 28’*c;
The numlier of farms represented was
teh-graphing under «late of April 13, a submerged Russian mine ot an expl» natives of the Philippines and Porto
The Dalles—Major W. C. I-angfitt, sonr cream, 26 ^c.
9,285, and the average cost per irrigat
Npai* ia vury bitter bacauae of the says: "The British cruiser Espiegl* sion on boanl tbe Petropavlovsk.
All Rico are not aliens in the meaning of engineer in charge, accompanied by
Poultry — Chickens, mixed, 13@
Anglo-French treaty.
report* that at ft 45 o'clock this morn the victims are tadly burned and the the immigration act, and they ha«i to Lieutenant Rees and W. H. Morris, 13^c per pound; springs, small, 170 ed acre $16.87. The 1,246 irrigation
Hobaon, the hero of the Merrimac, ing she aight.Hl live Japanese warships catastrophe was complete within one l>e admitted. Cogress will be sake«! have left on an inspection visit to 18c; hens, 13?4@14c; turkeys, live, 16 systems cost, initially for main caDal*
and ditches and the necessary head
Three-Mile rapids, above this city, 017c; dressed, 18020c; ducks, $809
was ilefeatei! for congress In Alaliam*. engaging th«« Russian cruiaer Bayan, minute ami a half. The fleet remain for legislation to meet such cases.
gates,
reservoirs, dams, pumping
making for Port Arthur from the di ing nt l’oft Arthur is reduced to a
per
dozen;
geese,
live,
8c
per
pound.
where
work
will
commence
immediate
I«'« jams In th* Ht. Lawrenctv river rection of the Yalu. The Russian
plants, etc., $4,301,915.
The entire
strictly defensive basis.
The com
ly.upon
removal
of
obstructions
in
the
Cheese
—
Full
cream,
twins,
12013c;
Makarolf Again Put* Out.
»re flooding many house« In Montreal cruiser Askohl and another cruiaer Is mander of the Cxareovitch perished on
length of main canals and ditches was
Mtbutba,
St. Petersburg, April 14.—The Coa- Columbia at that point- The contract Young America. 14015c.
22,646 miles, an average length per sys
sued from Port Arthur to assist the the Petropavlovsk before he hail as-
Vegetables—Turnips, 80c per sack;
sack
scouts on the banks of the Yalu for this work, awarded some time since
tem of over two miles.
Russia ha* <leman<le<1 that Japanese Bayan. At 6:45 o’chrk the Russians auniid commanil.
carrots,
80c;
beets,
$1;
parsnip*,
$1;
to
Wakefield
A
Co,
of
Portland,
has
river have not reported the appearance
instructors with the Chine»« army lie got under the shelter of the forts, but
now
been
approved
and
operations
will
cabbage,
l**02c;
lettuce,
head,
25(3
ot the Japanese there. The emperor
dlaniis* id.
Senator Quay la Vary III.
the Bayan waa damage«!.
40c per doxen; parsley, 25c; tomatoes,
Mrs. Botkin In Police Court.
received a telegram that reported that lie pushed there at once.
$2.25(32.50
per
crate;
cauliflower,
75c
New
York, April 13.—United State*
San
Francisco,
April
18.
—
Mrs.
Cor-
Th* passage of the Yalu by the Ja|i-
all is quiet at Port Arthur; that the
Io Build Lev«»* Along River.
0$1 per doxen; celery, 60090c; Senator Quay is reported to be ill in
Altxlcff Ord»re* to T«k« C'harg».
,|,dia Botkin appeared today in Police naval squadron is again putting out to
»ncse will not Im strongly oppose<l by
Pendleton—County Judge Hartman squash, 2c per pound; cucumber*, Atlantic City. No one is allowed to
Paris, April 16-The St. Petersburg Judge Conlan’a court for her prelimin- sea, and that Vice Admiral Makaroff and Commissioner Walker are in Walla
‘ha Russians.
$1.7502 per doxen; asparagus, 8J«$t see him and the attending physician
correapondent of the Echo «1« l’,lr;1'
«rv examinrii<”> mi the charge of poia- has sent a few torpedo boat dcstryoera
President Pro Tern Frye, ot the sen- ergapha the following: At 3 oclirt oiiing Mis. Joshua Deane, of Dover, to explore tbe coast whete some of the Walla to confer with the commissioners 11c; peas, 9c per pound; rhubarb, 70 has given strict orders that no verbal
•te, and Hpeaker Cannon, of the house, t«xlav the emperor telegraphed \ neroy l>(.|. She «as represente«! by Attorney enemy’s torpedo boats are believed to of that county on important improve 9c; lieans, 10c; onions, Yellow Dan or written messages pertaining to pol
ments for the Little Walla Walla river vers. $2(32.40 per sack.
itics or business shall be taken into th*
h*v'’ «¡8.... 1 the 1905 fair bill.
Alexieff ordering him to g<>
1 ort |{ i'. Larke, a friend of her former lie lurking.
near Freewater and Milton.
Nearly
Honey—$303.50 per case.
sick room. The senator, it was said,
Colorado militia officer», adjudged In Arthur Immediately ami assume com counsel. The taking of testimony of
every season the river haa overflowed
Potatoes—Fancy, $101.35 percental; must have ataolute rest and be free for
America Hast Pay tor Loa* of Ship.
contempt of court for action In the mand ot the squadron pemling th«' "I1 the líela»ar«' witnesses waa at once he
its tanks and done considerable damage common, 70(390c; new potatoes, $5»c the present from all care.
He is 71
pointment
of
Vice
Admiral
Makarofl
«
New
York,
April
14.
—
After
long
lit
mm.
Mrs.
l
izzie
I*.
Kemp,
formerly
a
•trike, declare they will defy the judge.
to fruit and crops. The two counties
years old.
aticcesnor. Th«« viceroy leav.'s lonighf* clerk in the postoflice at Dover, lieing igation it waa decided here today by will co-operate in the building of the per pound; sweets, 5c per pound.
A battleground him been picked out Rumors that Rear Admiral 1 rince
Fruits— Strawberries, 21c per basket;
Judge Adams, in the United States dis
the first witness called.
levees.
by the Russian* in th« interior of Man
apples, fancy Baldwins and Bpitzen-
Mississippi Tears Out Levee.
trict court that the United States must
Ouktomaky
was
in
action
against
l"
churia, were they propose to "laughter
bergs, $1.50(32.50 per box; choice, $1
Bastern Oregon 0. A R.
Rolling Fork, Miss., April 13.—-It is
pay $203,293 to the owners of the Brit
Urgss Nation Pay for Work of Mob.
Japaneae
vessel*
is
unconflrme«!.
■hs J* pa new.
<________
Ia Grande—The Eastern Oregon G. 01.50; cooking, 75c@$l.
reported tonight that a portion of the
ish ___
ship
Foacolia, . which waa sunk on
Washington, April 18.—President __
Hops—1903 crop, 23025c per pound. levee at Oales Head has caved in, seri
Queen Alexanil-a'a pereiatent urging
Snow Falls in Maryland.
Room'velt today sent to congtess a mea- the night of May 18, 1898, by the A. R. encampment will meet in T a
Wool—Valley, 16017c; Eastern Ore ously impairing the strength of the
M»ki>s Britain read* to deal with Rng.
Cumberland, M«l., April
(utge reconimedning an appropriation of Unite«l States cruiser Columbia, which Grande this year for the first time in
•la.
fell here ami throughout West.'rn Mary $•>5 000 to compensate William R. was doing scout duty off the Notth some years on July 1, 2, 3 and 4, and gon, 12014c; mohair, 30021c per embankment and causing grave fears of
a crevasse. targe forces of men ar*
®’*r|t* Qockr«n, ot New York, say* land tixlsy. At Frostburg ami other Rxlcliffe, a British aubjvet, for loss of American coast on the outlook for the it will lie one of the most rousing cele ponnd for choice.
Beef—Dressed, 5@7^c per pound.
engaged in reinforcing th* lev**.
“ ptojierty by mob in Colorado in 1901. Spanish fleet under Admiral Cervera. brations ever held in Eastern Oregon.
house is losing caste and bid* it pointa it covered the grouml
W»ke up.
depth oi two inchea.