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KLAMATH r.*“ * REPUBLICAN hLAMATH EVENTS OF THE DAY Benata Commuta* Objacta tu Hill Hill Wsgardlng Lhlnea*. UAHIIKI D I ROM AU. PARTS OP THI! OREGON I IND IIXCLl >ION IIM) NEVI RI . 1‘AI’tRS ARE SIGNED 1 ............. — Hl: WOULD QUIT I Viceroy Alexieff Aska the Czar to Re Uevc Him. L RUSSIA IN IMBED OP MONEY Issue of *200,000,000 Five Par Cent Washington, Aprii 23.—The geneiul TITLE io panama canal now Bond« Will Soon Ba Made. St Petersburg, April 21.—Viceroy dell, lem y l.ill leportc.l l.y Ih« », nuli London, April 20.—Reports are again KISTS WITH UNITi.il STATES. Alexieff has applied by telegraph to the comlliittee on appropriationa curri«* in circulation here of Russia's need to emperor to lie relieved of his |>ositiori $11,342,146, sii Increaai aa il pn-wd Comprrhenalve Review of (he Import, raise money. When the war broke out INDIANS ON THE MOVE, OOOD WEATHER FOR SHEEP. thè house of $94(1,626. It contalna a* Agrstmtnt Transfers Prcpsrty Without of viceroy of the Far Eaat. It is ex- ant llapptelega el the Paet Week, the gold held abroad by the Bank jiected that the request will lie imme ah aiiietidmi'iil Ih« llltt ('bilie»« «xrlu- Reservation Stockholder* Will Now Roving Portion Begin* to Leave Reser Eastern Oregon Wool Will Be of Better, Russia amounted to *87,500,000. Presented In lunl'ninl I »rm. Moat diately granted. While no official an aioli bill, wliicli waa accepted by thè vation for th* Summer. Ratify the Act of President end Di Cleaner Quality. l ikely to Prove Interesting le Oor this amount *50,000,000 has t»een nouncement has yet been made, there house ladorr thè liill »ss passed. The rector ol Company Title la Perfect IVndleton —The roving portion of the I a Grande—The sheepmen of Eastern pended and therefore, according to Many Rradera. is every reason to lielieve that the fore llltt bill waa ilitrislueed ili thè ». uste U. S I Irat to Heer News. going statement is correct. The im Indians on the reservation or th<*ee Oregon say that the late spring, which these reports, it would soon be nee as by l'enrisie and ridurre*! lo thè coinudt- mediate cause of the viceroy's applica who wintered on the Columbia, is al is 30 days behind time, will have a nary to have recourse to the gold held Neidernu'ir, Mata and Vandins, Hi« t«i mi torcigli lelaliona. Ili Ibis com Paris, April 25.—The Assodateli tion is report»«l to I m - the appointment ready stirring «broad, and making in splendid effect u|>on all of the flocks of in the treasury. According to a tele Chicago carbarn bandits, haw paid the miti«« Hi« disrovery, it is said, has Is-en ina*le thut tlm bill will affaci thè I 're*» is authorizeil to announce that of Vice Admiral Skrydloff, one of Ad some canes for the foothills. The sum Eastern Oregon, and the great supply penalty of their eriliies. of water now pouring down the hills on gram from Brussels printed this morn inir*«lu«lloii ol Chine«« cisilie lal- r fa ........... t by which the Panama miral Alexieff's strongest enemies and Itnsala may not «end her Baltic fleet to thè l'anama canal zone, and to a canal pas»* a to the United States is ahar|H-st critic, as siiccesaor to the late mering season of the «mail la mis of no- every side will insure good pasturage ing the outcome of the ways and means to the Far Eaat, as II would leave her coiiaidcralde «sten! affect thè immigra- "'giiol and scaled. The title to the Vice Admiral Makaroff in command of mads la-gins early in April. There are way into the summer, and yearling* conference at St. Petersburg will he the European porta unguarded. many Indians scattered over the country this Hummer will lie stronger and fatter issue of *200,000,000 in 5 per cent tioii t*> ibis country of Coreane and Fil- canal is no» vested in the United the- Ruasian navy in the Ear Eaat. and bring better prices than ever before. | The- relieving from command of Vice Htate* The document by which this l|i|iiiai and III« d«p»rtalion (rolli thè who do not cultivate the advantages of Twenty Russian« engaged in planting at its AHU height, and I treasury bonds in Paris, Brussels and -- Jjrmbing —_—-- sex. is rw now — HVIJIIV, I roy Alexieff would not surprise* intelli mines 1,1 th« snlran»*» to IN»rt Arthur I nited Ntat«*, Hawaii, l'orto Kico and trsnaai tion is consuma Usi lieiirs the the reservation. the increase in the flocks promises to | Amsterdam, gent olieervers of the Ear E.astern aitu- •ere killed by an accidental explosion. any teitltorvy, "subject to lite jurieiu signaturi'S of President Hound Director The more industrious and less proud tie very large. Wool this year will be Vice Admiral Togo’s report la '___ ac- timi of thè United States ol any |M*r«oii Richman, of the Panama canal com- ation, who are familiar witli th« gradu A Port Arthur report aays an entire li«li| t<* come wltliln thè definitimi of psny, « ho signed for the company as al change in tin- emperor's attitude to of these red men make money off wool of much finer quality and cleaner than I'epted here sh fully explaining the mys last year liecause the sheep will not Japanese column was drstroyi**l on the thè wi*r«la "Chineae p-ramis," and oh- H» responsible officers. The transfería ward the viceroy and M. llezobraoff, at this season. With a pack horse or have to run in dust so long before tery of the destruction of the battleship Yalu rirer. No confirmation is obtain- : jiMtlon lise lieeu Iliade to thè far risili- >'impide and without reservation, and whe represented the military advanc two, they wander around the the sheep shearing time, which in this part of Petropavlovsk and the newr|«pera pay able. the United Etat«» secures a perfect ing element, which was anxious that districts, and while the buck gets the Eastern Oregon will t>e about May 25, warm tribute to the daring and skill ing effecta of ti*« bill. Russia should remain in Manchuria. living by hunting and fishing, the I title. displayed by the Japanese, contrasting It Is reported that two Japanese, dis- and the sheepmen throughout the coun these with the apparent lack of fore Du» result lia» Is-en ’quietly accom It was these two men that the Anglo- squaw pulls or picks up wool wherever try seern very jubilant. gu sell a* bi'ggars, attempted to assuMl sight and vigilence on the part of the plish*''!, and unexpietedly, aa the public Japaneee entente first lost its friends. she can find it. Bits of fleeces pulled nate General Kouropatkin »bile I«’ Wool from last year'scropin Eastern has fa<en given to understand that the They ladieved Great Britain would not off wool wagons, when the latter start Oregon haa been gold in Philadelphia Russians. War correspondents arriv •as in Niu Chwang recently. contract would not bo executed until go to war and that Japan could not running, or even wool from sheep within the past week for 17 cento, and ing at Ping Yang report that the roads ItuMian troop« en route to the Ear after tlie tins ting of the etockholdera of dn «*>. To the indignation of Japan, which have died on the range all go to thia ia a good indication that prices i are in terrible condition, but that the Eaat haw Ix-cn denied liquor as there Japanese troops in marching display the Panama * anal company tomorrow, they succeeded in turning lhe policy of make up the sackfulls, which are after thi- year will go high. ia a dvtrrmlnatoin on the part of offi splendid endurance. ■ t which the question of ratification the empire from carrying out the treaty ward packed to town for sale. Indians cers that th« army shall conduct Itself The Daily Mail’s Ping Yang corres would !« presented. Aa a matter of for the entire evacuation of Manchuria, will carry loads like this 100 or 150 pondent says that the food supplies are wall. STOCK LOSSES REDUCED. fait, however, when the meeting takes pending further demanda on China. miles for eight cents a pound. l»eing pushed forth on a gigantic scale. place Preaiilent Bo will announce that The Hanabtough bill re ently paaeed The migration of the reservation In- the sale han been completed, and, in to (I,,. ~ n It.' repealing the timlier and dian does not take place until May, Warmer Weather Averted the Dangers All the preparations prove that the Bid IOSS BY FIRE. Japanese are in readiness to sustain a Threatening the Herds. stead o( asking for authority to execute when hundreds of them go to the moun «tone act. and authorising the sale of prolonged campaign. The corres a routract, it will only remain to ratify Over *10,000,000 Worth ot Property tains for the summer to spend the seas government timlier Io the highest bid- ( Pendleton—Stock reports from south pondent describee the irresistible cour the c rdraet of «ale w hich the officers on hunting and fishing. As summer ern Umatilla and Grant counties show ,tar, ha* lieen practically killed In the Destroyed at Toronto. age shown by the Japanese in the fight of tlie company have formally com hoiiae public lands committee. Toronto, Ont., April 21.—Fire swept progresses, he pushes farther and farth conditions much improved since the ing at Chingju, charging recklessly up pleted. Only n few of the highest offi er into the hills, not to come back to heavy enow storm of two weeks ago, and Many floating mines have Inen sswn cers of the company are now aware of through a section of Toronto's whole the reservation until the early snows of stock losses, which threatened for a hill in the face of superior numbree. off the Mhan Tung promontory in the The Daily Chronicle's correspondent sale business district tonight, causing a autumn drive him back. short time to materially thin out the at Shan Hai Kwan gives a report that* In o|«n the »..rd, which will not I« kjlown 1 path followed by vessels bound to and inept by this announcement in Hie hs*s which will probably reach $10,- herds, have been to a great degree attempt from Shanghai and Che Foo and Tien i Japanese fleet of 26 vessels haa been United Elate» up to the time of the 000,000. ' The the started in a factory averted. In valleys, where it was pos LOGGER LEASES NECANICUM. Twin Th1« is extremely dangerous to seen escorting 100 transports north of sible, range stock was gotten out to Port Arthur. in Wellington street a fault 9 o'clock. tl>, shipping and prolmbly will esuae an In less than an hour the flames hail Clatsop County Court Grants Carefully where grans could be found, while increaM' in marina Insurance. spread from building to building on enough feed was on hand for domestic Guarded Privilege. cattle. WILL CAUSE DEBATE. Ttie «mate baa passed lhe |ienaii>n both sides of the street until the 111:1! I ROM J a P a NI.SE. Astoria — The epunty court has grant whole block was a mass of flames, and and lhe river and harbor bills. In valleys where stock could not be the fire was utterly beyond the control ed the petition of C. C. Clarke, the gotten out to I.etter locations, cattle Pension IU Will Come Up Before tbs Th* cost of the war to Russia, up t<> Russians are RepUly Crossing ths Valu UISSIA ISSI ES PAPER MONEY. of the l<s-al department. Ap|M-als were Seaside logger, to lease the portion of and sheep went on short rations for Senate This Week. Mans are Drowned April 5, I" placed at $4(1,250,000. sent to every surrounding city where the Necanicum river that runs through some time, but escaped after nominal Washington, April 20.—There will Nlu Chwang, April 23.—A meaern Finance Minister Says It I* Not Forced, fire apparatus could Is* obtained asking St. I eterlisurg is In receipt of a re [ lose, as warmer weather came. Nights section 28, township 6 north, range 10 and No Loan la Desired. ■oti that Ntu Chwang is being I m uní- ger fr*mi the Yalu river reports thal it were not severe after the storm, a con be an effort to keep appropriation bills for assistance. Montreal, London, herded Et Petersburg, April 25.—Russia has Hamilton and Buffalo at once respond west. The lease is for a period of five dition which also greatly helped. Sev to the front all the time during the the Japstic -e >ut|» -ts arc mar the Rua made a new inane of $15.000 000 in ed, but it will fa- hours before they years and gives the lessee the right to eral thousand head of sheep and cattle present week in the senate, and to this Colorado militiamen clubbed the sec «tan inticnchniente »Uh large tualiei improve the river channel, to erect and perished, but the toes was probably not end the sundry civil bill will be taken retary <d the Miners' Federation for de of tri*>|>« five mile« distant He ala* |ia|«*r currency against free gold in the can lie of assistance. It was believed at 11 o’clock that the construct such dams, booms, and make over one or two percent above nominal. up first. When it is disposed of the 'tat< bank \t the ministry of finance fying their chief. I state« the lluiuiiana are tiering north it aaa<-i| lamed that it war an ordin fire waa under control, but a sudden pension appropriation bill will be pre The house lias |*asse.l a bill provid acroe« the river In overc rowded b*«t«, ary issue, and in no sense was forced, shift in the wind agaiu fanned the such other improvements as may be Stock Escaped Severe Season. sented, and it is hoped that the bill ing a tem|M»rary government for the loalng blind re* Is by drowning. The (niter tin* Ian paper is issuable to dou flames into a roar and clouds of sparks necessary fcr the purpose of making the Athena—Foothill stockmen east and will in turn be immediately followed I uieaarngrr himself met only a few ol >( ble th. amount of gold up to. $ 150,000,- and burning orands were carried down stream a public highway fur floating Panama canal SoM. southeast of here have not sustained by the general deficiency bill. The j lhe Japanese, but they act« reputed >1 000 gold, in excess of which pa|H*r is side atres'ta until three entire b|is*ks logs, timlier and lumber. nearly as severe stock losses as was senate leaders are apprehensive of the Secretary Hitchcock has leaned an Di hair shown thriiisrlv«« In (one on were doomed. The firemen were mak He is also given the right to collect feared three weeks ago. when a an iden "ffeet of the consideration of various order prulilliitlng aheap on the Baker various occMiuna, afterward quickly sued must I m * covered rouble for rouble. In the Mate l*ank there are, In round ing a gallant fight amid the falling tolls for the rafting, floating and boom heavy snowfall with severe weather bills on the ealeniiar, and aie exercis City hurst rvaerve. disappewrlng. figure«, $400,000,000 in gold, which buildings snd a mass of tangled wires, ing of logs, timber or lumber at the when feed was about run out, caused The tiewspa|M*r cortr«|*oiidcnts ac- a ild |ierniit of an issue of $550,000,- but their efforts at midnight seemed to rate of 30 cents per thousand feet. apprehension that hundreds of good ing their ingenuity to keep them in the The river and harlxrr bill was amend- background. el by the seliatc So a* to authorize the etcwlltcsl to the Russian forces liace left (too m | a|a*r, but lhe ps|*er issue at I m * fruitless. Under the terms of the lease the lessee cattle would be loet. Snow is now out There are some features of the sun for Mukden They bind themselves pr<x nt '»illy amounts to $350,000,000. •tirvvy of Coes and Tillamook l»aye. is to secure the necessary right-of-way of the lower bills sufficiently to allow dry civil bill which will cause discus nut to divulge new* respec ting the re- from owners of property along the grazing, and no more will probably die. sion, and it is believed it will occupy All sorts of figures of the coat of the Ths «scretsry of the interior has tern •nits of engagement», or give any in FOR RAILROAD TO ALASKA. course of the stream, and he gives a As it was, it is said 200 or 300 head, two days. The pension bill usually porarily willidrawn JB0.000 acres of formation which may awaken public •ar are printed abroad. The corres- |>ondent <>f the AaMM-iated Press is au Victoria Endorses Project Which Will o nd in the sum of $2,000 to hold the principally old cattle or those in poorer goes through without debate, but it is land adjoining the Y'akima Indian res- uneasitiraa. county of Clatsop harmless of any and condition, will cover the loss in the probable there will be quite a little dis thoritatively informed that the daily stvation • Take Trade From Seattle. The Ituasian« have issued placards eX|a*nnr« are averaging $750,000, and it all damages occasioned to any person mountain section. cussion on the pending bill. The secretary of the interiot han set In Chinese explaining away the Jap is estimated that a yeai’s expenditure Victoria, IL C., April 20.—John or to proprety by the use of the stream If opportunity is offered, Senator aside $2,600,000 for the construction «near victories, detailing Russian sue for U m war will total $250,000,000. Cain, of Port Angeles, Wash., ad for floating logs. The county reserves Hansbrough will endeavor to obtain Young Trout at Clackamas Hatchery. ol the Minidoka irrigation system in ceases, magnifying the Russian To meet this there existed a free bal dressed a crowded meeting here last the right to annul the lease without Oregon City—In the last three months consideration of the Indian agreement Southern Idaho, and has directed that strength, and prophesying victory lor ance of $50,000,000 by reductions in night on the propined scheme to build notice, should any of its provisions be the government hatchery at Oregon bills. Senator Fairbanks also stands adverttaementa for the work l*e i«su».| Russia. The ITiineoe arc not misled, the ordinary budgets, leaving ostensibly a railroad from the south to the north violated. City has received 500,000 trout eggs ready to seize the first chance that offers immwllately, bide to be <q*en«l June but still Iwllexe the Japanese will con $115,000,000. But a portion of the end of Vancouver island, connecting from other government stations located to press his bill for a new executive II. quer in Manchuria. Grand Rond* Drive Starts. latter is made up by the increased earn with the Port Angeles line by r ferry at Northville, Mich.; Manchester, la, building in Washington. across the Straits of Fuca and with ings of the railroads owned by the gov I.a Grande—The logra on the Grand and Leadville, Colo. The eggs, which Another l>atlle is reported raging at Rt »51* HOI l>S IT BACK ernment. It being in reality a ques Alaska at the north end by swift ferry Ronde river at Perry have legun to include the Ijtke, Rainbow and Eastern Port Arthur. BUQ EATS UP WHARF PILING. steamers. He guaranteed to etart tion of bookkeeping, how the balance move. The monster drive haa started Hecrrtary Shaw aays lie will not In* a Estent of Dissalerà to Her Arm* Can- is I» I m * rax-1 has not yet ta*en determ building within 60 days after th< ir aul>- from the headwaters of the stream te brook varieties, have all hatched out and will be planted in the mountain Resembles Water Flea and Works at sidy is settled and complete it within ward the mills at Perry. candidate tor vic's president. not Be Sent Out. ined. __________ The Grand streams of this state by July 1. These Edge of Water. two years. Ronde Lumber company will drive are the same varieties that have been The Issly of Admiral Makarofl lias Paris, April 2?.—The Yinkow corres The proposed line will cost *9,000,- about 16,000,000 feet of log« ALL RETIRE AT SEVENTY YEARS. Hoquiam, Wash., April 20.—Com _ this placed in the Oregon streams. keen saahed ashore with a niinilwr of pondent <>f the Paris Journal says lie 000. The subsidy asked for is 5,0tM> spring. It will become necessary to missioner E. Davis recently went to other«. ha* trini repeatedly to ascertain the ex acres js*r mile and *10,000 |<er mile, 3 build railroads to the vast belts of pine House Committer Drcldrs on Reform In Westport and made an examination of tent of the recent disasters to the Rus PORTLAND MARKETS. per cent inscribed stock of the pro lying on the head of the Grand Ronde Secretary Hay has advised the 1906 the Civil Service. the Westport wharf. He finds the en vince, redeemable in 40 years. The river and Meadow creek, as it will be exposition to prepare invitation« to sian arme, and lie ha* failed to do so Washington, tpril 23.—The house meeting endorsed the project and de tire piling of the wharf practically des foreign cotintriea to participate and he heranee of the perfectly-organised Sec Wheat—Walla Walla, 75c; bluestem, troyed by a small bug resembling a committee on reform in the civil service cided to appeal to the provincial gov too costly and tedious to haul the logs recy of the Russians. In his conclud will <!l«|*atch them. to the river and depend on the annual 82c; valley, 80® 81c, export values. ailthorii zd Chairman Gillett to intio- ernment to take immediate action. ing statement, he says water flea. The piling was put in Barlev—Feed, $13.50 per ton; rolled, but five years ago and now is ruined The house haa passed the bill creat "The people of France will l<e ducc- a lull providing that on June 30, The scheme is designed to capture the drive to supply the mills. $24.50(325. ing a state id Ariaoha and New Mexico obliged |o tie satisfied with notices 1907, i very office in the classified serv- Alaska trade from the Puget sound and will be replaced for safety. Flour—Valley, $3.90®4.05 per bar ntnl«r the name of Arizona and one of market! 'official* or semi-official state ics of the I’nited States held by a |H*r- cities and San Francisco. Hospital for Chemswa School. Mr. Davis found the bug hard at rel; hard wheat straights, $404 25; Oklahoma and Indian Territory under ments sent from llsrbin or .Mukden son who 1« the n over 70 years old, «hall Salem—Congressan Binger Hermann clears, $3.85®4.10; hard wheat pat work. He cuts off the piles at low the name ol Oklahoma. many miles removed from the situai liecome vacant, and that thereafter such has lieen honored by having his name ents, $4.40®4.70; graham, $3.5004; water mark, so that li-inch piling is F«vors Offensive Tactics. bestowed upon the new hospital build whole wheat, $4® 4.25; rye flour, $4.50. found to be within a few inches of be <>n motion of Senator Fulton, the sen scene of war. I am close to Port office« «hall become vacant when the* Paris, April 21.—The Figaro today ing entirely cut off. Cedar, which ing which is to lie erected at Chemawa ate has passed Mitchell's bill authoris Arthur, and might give the true ver incumbent Is'c'uinea 70 years old. Oats—No. 1 white, $1.17 H® 1.20; usually is proof against insects, has no The committee directed Mr. Gillett publishes an interview with Vice Ad Indian school this year. An inspector ing the citizen« of Oregon, Washington sion of many incidents, the news of miral Skrydloff, wno is now in St. Pet gray, $1.12S®1-15 per cental. terror for the bug, and he cuts this sod California to cut and remove tim which, as published, has ta*i*n mere to report all pending bills grunting ersburg. The admiral is qoutedaa say of the department of Indian affairs has Millatuffa—Bran, $19@20 per ton; l»r on the public domain or mining I conjecture, but the Russians strictly pensions to civil employes of the gov ing: "I believe in offensive tactics. lM*en here and a site for the new build middlings, $25.50027; shorts, $20® faster than fir. If well driven piling is to last but forbid all communications of land or ernment tn the house, with the* recom It is necessary to push ahead and take ing was selected. The structure, which and domestic purpows. 21; chop, $18; linseed, dairy food, $19. five years, it means some method must ««■a events. At the moment of sending mendation that they lie on the table; the initiative instead of letting ti e en will lie of brick, and will cost $15,000, Hay — Timothy, $15® 16 per ton; be found to save them or an endless ex The JapaneM* are fast preparing to thia message, grave happenings are pro also that the draft a bill reclassifying emy keep us in a state of unrest. It is will be loctaed on the east side of the clover, $10® 11; grain, $11012; cheat, pense is certain. The insect is known force th« Yalu. ceeding mi the peninsula; in fad, I am the clerical setvice id the government, essential to keep him in a state of un Southern Pacific track, and north of $11012. to scientists as the liminolae, and It will be Russia would make an agreement tolti that another battle is ladng fierce with a view tu providing for more ire- rest. It is necessary to invite a com the new school building. Vegeatbles—Turnips, 80c per sack; said to be very destructive to wood Willi Great Britain to gain an outlet to ly contestisi In the nelghhorhotHl of quent promotions in the smaller sal bat, uni take chances Any combatant known as Hermann hospital. carrots, 80c; beets, $1; cabbage, 1\® this kind. An effort will be made aried positions. th« sea. Port Arthur.’’ who awaits his enemy is practically at 2c; lettuce, head, 25040c per dozen; find a remedy for the pest. Report From Penitentiary. his enemy’s mercy. But agrgesaive parsley, 25c; cauliflower, $1.75; celery, Nrhlerriilcr, the Chicago carbarn Alaskan Fishing Season Extended. Boltlsh Sympathy Much Appreciated. Superintendent James, of the peni- 60@90c per dozen; squash, 2c per nous diM*s not mean imprudence." bandit, mad« two desperate alteaipta to Washington, April 25.—The secre Outlook for Alaska Poor. St. Petersburg, April 23.—While* ac tentiary, has filed his report with the pound; cucumbers, $1.7502 per dozen; •nd Ida life, the first neatly proving Washington, April 20.— The delega cepting gratefully the* world-wide ex- tary id commerce signed an order tcMlay secretary of state covering the quarter asparagus, 8c; peas, 6v9c per pound; Pacific Squadron Salls From Panama. auccesalul. pressi,ms of sympathy which Russili rem inding tin* regulation which limits • * --------- 7®9c per pound; ’ beans, 10c; tion of influential Alaskans which has Witi-liinjgt■ hi . April 21.—The flagship ending March 31. The principal fea rhubarb, Th« house haa passed a bill change has received at the desili of \ ice Id- tlie duration of the salmon fishing sea ture of the report is the financial state onions, Yellow Danvers, $202.40 per been in Washington all winter working New York and the cruisers Marblehead Under th« Washington custom r.(*ad<|Uarters mira) Makarofl and the* Petropavlovsk son in 8oathca«tern Alaska. in liehalf of legislation is still hopeful ment of the institution, which shows sack. bom Port Townsend to Seattle, despite i dissster, the* |>a|M*rs secun cs|s*cinllv im the former regulation, rannerymen and Bennington, of the Pacific squad that the total expenses amount to $20,- that something will be done, but its Honey—$3®3.50 per case. ron, commanded by Rear Admiral lhe protest* cd congressmen. pressed with the syni|*athy shown by were prohibited from taking salmon Gias«, have started from Panama on 305.87. Of this amuont, 11,925.19 is Potatoes—Fancy, $1.2001.35 per hopes are growing less strong each day. lhe British press, several using the text I until July 1, but lhe order issued tislay their erniae to the Aleutian islands by deducted from the betterment fund. cental; common, 75c®$l; new ; pota- ___ The delegation said today that the leg Th« foreign countries represented at , reniovi-H ibis restriction entirely and islation sought was of the utmost im ths 81. L.uia (air will I m * invited by the ( to argue on the opportuneness of the* no date is fixed. The rc«|M*al of the old the way of Honolulu. They first will There were 314 convicts in the prison toes, 3S@4c per pound; sweets, 5c per portance and necessity to Alaska, and if decision in favor of a Russo-British at the dose of the quarter, against 311 pound. proceed up the coast to Acapulco, lovernimmt to transfer their eahibits ' treaty. The Novisky says: "A sin regulation was demanded by the can at the close of the last quarter. Fruits — Stiawberries, $3.75 per nothing is done at this seaaion it will to th« hiwla an,| Clark exposition. ( ana whence they will sail to the Hawaiian and cere approacliment with Great Britain netymen's sas<M*iatlon, crate; apples, fancy Baldwins and Spit- probably be two years before the terri also reeotnmended by the Jordan com- islands, a distance of about 3,300 miles. Factory May Resume Work. zenberga, $1..5O02.5O per box; choice tory will be able to get anything into Tli« conferenc*« committee* has elimi would gmiraritve our future develop The next run will I m * from Honolulu law owing to the fact that the next ses mission. nated from the military appropriation ment" Pendleton—Steps are being taken to $1(31.50; cooking, 75c*$l. to Unalaska, in the Aleutian group, a sion of congress will be short. Eggs—Oregon ranch, 17(318c. hill tli« appropriation of $90,(MIO for a get the RigbyA’love combined harvester distance of about 2,000 miles. Will lie Under Martial Law. Butter—Sweet cream butter, 30c per bridge across the Spokane rivet al Spo Skrydloff (liven Full Petaer. manufactory and foundry on a solid Russian Victory la Denied. Niti Chwang, April 25.—Viceroy kane. basis again. W. T Rigby, the princi pound; fancy creamery, 25c; choice Purls, April 23.—The correspondent Russia Only Protecting Herself. creamery, 22> r (324 c ; dairy and store, St. Petersburg, April 20.—The mili- pal owner, was hard hit by the C. B of tho Echo de Paris at St. Petersburg Alexieff has issued an important order St. Petersburg, April 21.—The for- nominal. tary general staff discredits the story Senator Fulton has m*eured an says that in the rouree of the audience declaring the Yin Kow railroad station cign office* explains that the notice Wade failure. T. J. Giesler, a Port Butter Fat—Sweet cream, 28J$c; that the Russians attacked 12,000 I Jap- •iMindmi'iit to tho sundry civil bill in- between tho etnperoi mid Vice Admiral mid tin* native village adjoining it to land man, is here with the intention of served by Russia regarding newspa|M*r anese troops at the moment of lai nding ersMing tho appropriation for roads in Skrydloff, his majesty confertcd upon is* within th« region under martial organizing a stock company to operate sour cream, 26 )^c. arr to net at Port |AW. The station is the Niu Chwang, correspondents employing wireless tele the concern. Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 13®13Hc at Yogampho and drove them back to • rater Ink« national park from $3,000 the admiral full pm... The harvester manu .. "• . ■' ..........‘ gnil it is* terminus of the Pekin-Shan graphy is a natural measure of self pro to $4,000. factured is the invention of Mr. Rigby. per pound; springs, small, 20c; hens, their ships. No affair of that sort has Arthur in accordance with the necessi Kai Kwan railroad and telegraph sys- tection against possible communica 13H@14c; turkeys, live, 16@17c: lieen reported by General Kouropatkin. Th« senate Ims adopte**! an amend- ties of the moment. The rumor that te.n. Tin* order also establishes a ci*n- tion with the enemy. It would I m * pos dressed, 18(R20c; ducks, *8(39 per doz It is reported that Viceroy Alexieff has $10,000,000 in caali went down with Warrants to Bear Six Per Cent. sible from land or sea for correspond ■»ant <>f Senator Mitcholl to the emer en; geese, live, 8c per pound. sorship over all telegrams, the scrutiny received formal orders that the fleet I a Grande—The county court of Wify appropriation bill by which tho the battleship I'etropnvlmsk, theeorre- of papers mid inspection of baggage. It ents using wireless telegraphy to com Cheese—Full cream, twins, 12013c; must not leave Port Arthur before the npondent also says, is declared to bo municate with the enemy. If an ac Union county has cancel let! $27,000 of Young America, 14(315c. ■eiutor expects to have $100,000 al arrival of the new commander, Admiral will go into effect tomorrow. tual case* should arise*, however, it will county warrants, and the list included lotted for continuing tlm improvement unfounded. Hops—1903 crop, 23® 25c per pound. Skrydloff. be judged on its merits. Prefects Water Supply of Portland. all warrants that were bearing 8 per *l the mouth of tho Columbia river. Wool—Valley, 16®17c; Eastern Ore Kouropatkin Walts tor More Troops. Washington, April 25.—Protection cent interest. Hereafter the interest gon, 12014c; mohair, 300 31c per Japanese Ship Reported Sunk. The Grand Rondo valley Is a vast Parle, April 23.—The St. Petersburg to the water supply of the city of Port Dentei She Has a Submarine Boat. charge on county warants will be but 6 pound for choice. 8t. Petersburg, April 20.—A dig toks nod thousands of actes of wheat correspondent of tho Journal says land «a" provided by the house today London, April 21.—Captain Kabachi per cent. Much of the time of the Beef—Dressed, 5(37 Jtfc per pound. patch from Port Arthur says several eye •rs flocsled. friend of General Kouropatkin has re when it passed a bill prohibiting tres the new Japanese attache, who han ar court was devoted to road and school Mutton—Dressed, 6(87 Sc i>er pound; witnesses assert that a Japanese cruiser ceived a letter from him in which the passing on (he Hull Run forest reserve. rived in Ixindon from Japan, dentea district matters, and at thia session the spring lambs, 8c. was lost outside Port Arthur during th* Iho Russian press regards the Aulo- general says he intends to await the ar The maximum penalty for trespassing positively that there are any sub list of judges and clerks of election was Veal—Dressed, 6S©7Sc per pound. last bombardment by striking one of its t ranch treaty ns a hard blow to Ger rival of another 100,(MIO men before was reduced to $500. j marine vessels in the Japanese navy. completed. Pork--Dressed, 7,St08c per pound. own floating mines. man prestige. risking n battle with tho Japanese. TWO HEMISPHERES. HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON I