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CHANGE OF PLANS.
second, Oregon May Come to Portland
bv Rail.

second Oregon May Come to Portland
bv Rail.
Washington. July 6.--Cofnmissoner
Hermann, in pursuance with requests
received from Oregon today. made in
quiry at the war department as to how
the Oregon regiment 10 to be taken TO
Portland. He was informed that the
troops will be landed at San Francisco.
and that the transports will be immed-
lately loaded with regulars for Manila.
and will leave for that port, and will
not 60 to Portland with the Oregon
regiment. This change OF plan was
made at the request OF Genreal Otis,
who says there is scarcity OF trans
ports.
The commissioner told the secretary
that the people OF Oregon had already
made extensive plans for receiving the
troops at Portland and that the change
Of plan would be a very great disap.
pointment. The department said that
1t would make every effort to accom-.
modate the people OF Oregon and the
troops themselves. and has, therefore.
directed the commanding officer at San
Francisco to secure sufficient number
Of ships at the port to carry the Oregon
regiment from there direct to Portland.
enabling the people Of Portland to carry
out their original plan.
II this plan cannot be carried out.
the department will make arrange.
ments to have the regiment carried di'
rect to Portland by rail-. but this will
not be done unless it is impossible to
secure ships.
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HOME RULE.
Recommended for Some Of the sonthsvu
Isles Of the PhIIippiBea

Isles Of the Philippines
New York. July ga special to the
Herald from Washington says: The
departure OF President Schurman, OF
the Philippine commission, will leave
at Manila three members OF the COM
mision--- Major General Otis, Professor
Worcester and Colonel DENLY. 1t will
be the duty OF the last two named TO
continue the work OF establishing
home rule within the lines held by the
administration troops. In the hope that
the example will be followed by the
Filipinos outside Of the lines, and show
them the benefcient purposes Of the
government. Professor Worcester and
Colonel DENLY will also aid General
Otis In the conduct Of any peace nego.
tiations which may follow any future
operations Of the American troops,
Mr.. SchuIman's dispatch Is on the
whole very encouraging, and the au-
thorities are very much gratified at the
conditions be reports having found at
the points visited. II Ii evident from
what the officials say that Mr.. Schur-
man believes the suppression OF Aguin-
aldo's insuIrec.ion means the establish :
ment OF peace throughout the archi
pelago. He Is confident that many OF
the people throughout the southern
islands do not openly express them
selves in favor OF an American protec-
torate solely because Of the fear Of
Aguinaldo and bis Tagal army.
Mr.. Schurman speaks we'll OF the sui
tan OF Sulu, and it Is evident that he
feels that there 10 no danger Of trouble
from him In case the United States OBJ
serves the treaties which exist between
him and the Spanish government.
Mr.. Schurman makes number of re-
commendations regarding home rule
for some OF the southern islands. and
that they win probably be adopted BY
the president.
The conditions in Negros were found
to be OF highly satisfactory character
by Mr.. Schurman, and home rule will
undoubtedly be given Immediately to
the people Of that leland, although
some alterations were necessary before
1t received the presidents approval.
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PREVENTION OF wAR.
Peace Conference Amends the ArbitFA.
tIon Schsme.

The Hague, July l0.-The third
committee sitting this morning dis.
cussed the scheme for mediation and
arbitration drawn up by Count Dexa-
men. The reporter Of the committee
explained lengthily the motives which
inspired the drafting committee in
celebrating the scheme. M. Bourgeois,
head of the French delegation, thanked
the reporter in warm terms and con-
graduated him upon his remarkable
exposition. The sitting was then adj
journed until July IL.
During the discussion, the plenary
committee amended article 8, 90 as to
provide that when powers between
whom there 10 a serious dispute accept
the mediation they cease all relations
In regard to the disputed question,
which shall be considered as exclusive
ly referred to the mediatory powers.
Three additional paragraphs regard
ing the permanent court were also
adopted at the request of President
Zofn, Of the German delegation. Count
Nigra, head Of the Italian delegation
and Sir Julian Pauncefote, head OF the
British delegation.
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Manila. July 10. The trial at Ca
bunatuan of the slayers Of General
Luna. the Filipino leader who was as
sassinated by the guard OF Aguinaldo's
residence, is ended. The accused were
acquitted on the ground Of self-detense.
The testimony showed there was con-
spiraoy on the part OF Luna and other
officers to kill Aguinaldo and make
Luna dictator. Luna's death seems to
have strengthened 'Aguinaldo's leader
ship for time. Luna supporters are
now outwardly loyal to Aguinaldo.
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Tacoma, July 1l.-Dr. o. L. Will
coxon, OF Chicago, who has arrived
from Dawson, brings authentic news
of an enormous cleanup that took
place in the Klondike during June.
During the first half OF June pack
train arrived at Dawson daily from
Bonanza. Eldorado, Hunker and Sul-
pbur sreeks. each bringing in 5000, 600
to 81, 500. 900 in dust. One big pack
train made several trips from Profess
aor Lippy's claim on Eldorado, which
nroduced over two tons Of gold dust, I
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THEIR WORK ENDED.
National Editorial Association Elect
New Onieers and Adtourns.

National Editorial Association Elects
New onicers and Adjourns.
Portland, July s. - Adjournment
sine die came to the National Editorial
Association at 2 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, the morning session having
held Through to that hour without in
termission. The most important busi-
ness disposed Of was the selection Of
New Orleans to be tha place of maat-
ing next year.
A number of the delegates. before
the meeting closed, testified to the
good faith that Oregon had kept with
them. saving that it had given mere
and better than was promised when the
national association was induced to
come here for the annual meeting.
Following is list Of the new officers:
President. Colonel r. J. Henry,
jackson, Mis-; first yice-pi esident, F. B.
Ballio, CleboTne, Tex; third vice.
president, Albert Tozier, Portland.
Or; treasurer. James @. Gibbs, Nor
walk, o.; corresponding secretary. ].
NJ. Page, Jerseyville, H.; recording
secretary. R. NJ. White. Mexico. Mo.
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TowlNe-vEssEL TRUST.
VIII Probably Embrace All Tug Com-
panies on Great Lakes.

phuteh oh oNoes SaAoes
New Y TX. July l0.-The Great
Lakes Towing Company, which plans
TO embrace all the tug and towing COM
panies between Buffalo. Chicago and
Duluth. and whose formation has al
ready been announced in dispatches
from Cleveland. has filed articles Of in
corporation in the county clerks Office
In Jersey City. The company has Q
capital Of So, 900. 900. of which So, $780,
900 Is per cent noncumulative pre-
ierred stock, and $4,000, 900 common
stock.
The charter of the new corporation
authorizes the Great Lakes Towing
Company to do general towing,
wrecking. salvage, dredging and con-
tracing business on the Great Lakes
and their tributary streams, and to
own. operate and deal in, by sale OF
otherwise. tugs. ships. vessels and
boats OF every description.
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BRAzos RIVER FALLING.
Situation In the Flooded District Is I'm
proving.

Galveston, Tex, July 10 The situ-
alton in the Brazos valley is rapidly
improving. The river is falling.
There is an unconfrmed Tumor that five
lives were lost near Sartarrtia, in Fort
Bend county. The report sent out
Wednesday from Brookshire, Waller
county. that two lives were lost there.
now appears to have been an error.
Those who were supposed to have
drowned persist in making their reap
pearance. Relief committees are now
we'll organized.
At BIookshire, the relief committee
have opened commissary and issue q
half ration per capita. They have
taken precautions SO that only the de-
serving shall get these fations, and,
therefore, they issue to the planter for
all the tenants he had when the food
came. Those who own their farms and
lost everything, as is the case with
most Of them, are allowed to draw their
rations direct.
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Fish Experiment Faiis.

Washington. July s.-After repeated
efforts. and as many failures. the Uni
ted States fish commission has reached
the conclusion that the Pacific salmon
cannot be successfully planted in At
lantic, waters. just why. 1t is hard to
say. but that 1t cannot be done is a
now we'll established fact. Which all
goes to prove that certain products and
certain life are peculiar to certain
feQionB
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Gained Their Point.

The Hague. July THE American
delegates scored great success today
in obtaining from the peace conference
unanimous vote in favor OF having
the question of private property at sea,
In time of war, dealt with at special
conference, to be summoned hereafter.
Much diplomatic management was
necessary. and many obstacles had been
surmounted before this result was
reached.
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MINERS DIE OF sUcRvY.
Score OF Men Said to Have Perished NJ
Wind River.

Wind River.
Seattle, July 10.-An unconfrmed
story comes from Dawson that several
prospectors who have arrived there
over the Edmonton route report that
score OF miners have died from scurvy
at Wind river, a branch OF the Peel
river. and that a number of others are
suffering from its effects. They had
no list Of those of who died, but they
report the following among the sick;
DIR. ]. B. Mason, Chicago;W. G. Ouch,
BIom brothers. DR.. Martin, dentist,
Chicago; Edward Harris. = Mitchell.
DR.. Martin was camped with two
other Chicago men. Both were taken
down with scuIvy. Martin loaded
them on a sled and tried to pull them
to Wind City, distance of rs miles,
where he expected to find medicines
and fresh supplies. One man died
soon after the journey began. Martin
took his other partner on his back
and completed the journey.
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Buda Pest, July s.-Newspapers here
publish a story from Belgrade to the
effect that a revolution was inauguI-
ated at Sofia yesterday. According to
the accounts published, mob paraded
the streets, some OF the troops joining
in the demonstration. 1t was added
that Prince Ferdinand had.fied the
country, and that the telegraph wires
had heen emf
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Yslinu lack In cnha.

Havana. July s.--Two cases Of yell
low fever have been reported today,
One of the patients lie an old Spanish
woman who has been in Cuba for two
years, and whose disease is OF a mild
form. The other case is that OF an
American. whose symptoms are still
doubtful. although 1t lie believed by
Surgeon. Major Davis and other officers
TO be yellow fever.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-13
whiteeappers Hanged. .

Chattanooga. Tenn. July PLEAS
Wynn and Cattlett Upton, the white
cappeIs, were hanged at Sevierville at
1909 today for the murder Of old man
Whaley and his wife over year ago.
They both confessed that they were
hired to do the deed by one Bob Catt-
lett. Mrs. Upton. wife OF the muir
derer. and his FIVE children were
nraaank at the hanging.
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California rown burned,

Coultreville. CAL. July 8. = Fire
broke out in the residence OF Mrs.
Bogolios here today. The facilities for
fighting flames were poor. and within
two hours the entire business portion
of CoultIeville. including three hotels
and four general merchandise stores,
was in ashes. Altogether. o. build.
ings were destroyed. The loss 10 esti.
mated at 5000, 900.
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THE BRAzos FLOOD.
Loss to Property Reaches n Total Of
%, 800, 900.

Loss to Property Reaches n Total Of
$500. 200.
Galveston, Tex, July I1.-Relief
work in the Brazos flooded district
has been systematic, three relief trains
leaving Houston, Galveston and San
Antonio daily. Probably 100000 me-
q ioes are now being fed, and will need
to be sustained for some time by the
relief committees. The water is fall
ing at all points, except in BIazoria
county.
All sorts OF estimates are made as to
the amount of the cotton loss. An es-
innate of 80 per cent is considered con-
servative. This will be money loss
Of So, 900, 900. The loss sustained by
the destruction OF other crops, houses,
fencing, stock and bridges will be
81, 500, 900, while the loss to the rail-
roads is probably 81 900. 900, making
a total vf ee, 5oo,oUO.
Owing to the exaggerated reports
circulated as to the loss Of life in the
recent floods, the News has made
special effort to secure the facts from
each county. Reports received from
Is counties show loss Of 81 lives from
drowning. Negroes supposed to have
been drowned continue to appear and
want to be fed.
Reports from Selay state that a
white woman and negro woman died
there today from the heat and expo
sure. There are 500 negroes at Selay
at the point of starvation. Rations
will be sent by the first train. AZ
Hearne a mass meeting of citizens was
held today, and committees appointed
to request supplies from the governor
for immediate use. Intense suffering
is said to exist in the locality.
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Kansas City. July s.-A north.
bound passenger train on the Burling.
ton went through culvert near Wal.
dron. NO., n miles north OF Kansas
City. at 1880 O'Clock last night. Fire.
man Charles Welty. of st. Joseph. was
killed. and several passengers are 10.
ported to have been seriously injured.
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In Jetmore. Kan. every house 10 90.
cupied by i.s owner The population
OF the place Is $50.
James Edwin Cooke, once famous az
the champion ten-horse rider Of the
world. 10 living in an abandoned street
car in Long Island.
Survey work preliminary to the lay
Ing Of cable between Germany and
the United States by way Of the Asores
wac practically completed.
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Madrid, July 10.-Admiral Cervera
and the other commanders OF the Span
ish feet destroyed in the battle Of San.
tiago. whose conduct has been the sub
jec. Of inquiry by special oourt-martial,
were today acquitted and formally lib
Grated.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-13

Washington, July l0.-The adult
ant general stated that the Second Ore
gon regiment would be mustered out at
San Francisco soon after landing there,
and in that event would not be allowed
their arms to Portland, but would de-
poslt them at Benicia arsenal, San
E.oociean
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Washington. July s. = Brigadier.
General Joseph Wheeler was today or
dered to report to General Otis. at Ma
nila, for service in the Philippine
islands.
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San Francisco. July S,-Brigadier. s,
General Wallace Randolph, U. s. ".
has reported at army headquarters In
this city for duty,
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ADVERTISING nArEs.

Business locals win be charged At 10 cents per
lime for nrst insertion and cents per line there
altar.
Legal Advertisements Win in all cases b.
charged 70 the party ordering them, ~ legal
sstes. and paid for before Afadsvit ID furnished
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-13

A cablegram received from the Sa-
moan commission indicates they will
arrive at San Francisco about August
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The mayor Of Hays City, Kan, is
only 22 years old, the president Of the
council 10 80 and the Oldest man in the
municipal government is 80.
New Jersey fruit growers as a rule
believe there will be an immense crop,
as the buds had not developed enough
to be damaged by the cold weather.
Russia, with population of 1877
600, 900. has only 1884 physicians.
In the United States. with popula.
tion of about $4,000, 900. there are 49,
900 physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

MUCH entertainment may be dorir-
WI ed from books ON etiquette. Orc
Of these preposterous volumes contains
a chapter on the etiquette Of the stu
do" I'm which it IS laid down as am age
ION that it IS not proper to ask an artist
the price Of his picture at sight. Fun
directions as 90 the correct method ~
buying O. work of art are given. to-wit;
"If n visitor fecs @ painting or ID piece
of statuary which he wishes t0 possess.
he asks simply that he may have tie
refusal of f.. or he says 90 the artist.
Il wish 10 have this picture if DO is not
disposed Of After leaving the studio,
tho visitor writes and asks the price,
OF which he is informed hy the artist. in
writing. Should the price be larger than
the would-be purchaser is disposed to
give. DE writes again 20 that effect ana
it is no breach of etiquette 10 name tho
sum which be wished to spend upon The
work of art This gives am opportunity
10 the artist OF lowering his price, This
puhl procedure is neither good mau-
ners. nor good sense. nor good business
nor good etiQuette.-Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
AGoetbe statue.

THE design Tor a statue 20 Goethe
! made by Henry Baercr. the sculptor
OF the statue OF Gen. Warren and of the
bust of Beethoven in Prospect Park,
Broohyn. win probably &c Is sait. DE nee
cepted by the Goethe Monument Iini
Association OF Chicaeo THE statue.
which S. 20 Doe cast in bronze and place
fin Lincoln Park Chicago. IS to cost 81
o00 only 5000 Of this SUM has thus FIR
been raised. but it is hoped that wle1
Mr. Baercrs s.x-t0ot plaster model ar
the statue. which win soon be shipped
10 Chicago, S. exhibited there. IL "iI
lead TO the securing Of tho rest of the
sum required The model shows -e-
size figure standing on pedestal holding
I'm the left hand % manuscript ana in the
right the folds If unfe ly gown.
which Grapes the figure. several OF
Goethe's best known characters are doe
plcted I'm familiar scenes in relief on the
base Of the statue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

which gives the reader a clear iloa of this
much-taIked international contror rsr.
OF special interest TO women IFS Charlotte
Perkins Stets0ns article about the re-
cent international Womm's Congress.
A. r. Ouiucrc0uch and Grant Allen cone
tribute short stories well written, off
course. but they are not pleasant sums
mcr readine. Joanna s NIchoIs-hy .e
has an interesting description OF me
queer mentions TO Doe found in She United
states Patent Office Agnes Nicer writes
am charming fashion. of Edward Soy.
yVestcdtt. of "David Harum' fame
other articles are "Tho business of EN-
press Companies" by Peter McArthur
tTho Practical side Of Trade Expansion
by Charles IT. Cramp and a really good
short story of the Cuban war by VIII
Lexington Comfort.
"Tighting I'm Tho Philippines is the
title given TO n most interesting coi.er-
ton OF photographs published by j.
Tonnvson Nicely. New York. 10 is issued
- one of "Nee'vs Educational Library
Series. and is well worth the small price
of n quarter mo contains moro than
one hundred and fifty pictures. sixe 7E3
inches.
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227usic and Wusicfans


a.. rr,mtr-- ri fine monument IN mem
fr... .., ,..roo, executed by
o-y '- .,trf,t,
Hid brand ami l'--
lions r1m friends and adllli ,.s
been unveiled at mf grave aC lAe l'.'
ieent OH .orl cemetery, lAo l'
Germany IHa simple ius.-'i -, ..,.'
1880. died 18TH February I.'''
.. ..,..... ~ pone Of
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,..,... and o-.., without vocal soil, or
w.. ....,.. ., ... r.,fm .I,<urgat Deus
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.-lt I.' ,fg.u and tine prlze-w0rz VIII
...-e,.'..'l t.g tho soeietv
% '- ~ tbo Toronto
ie7s'' OBJ &c. ,,,
Couserf a.oy VI MUSIC "'7
nterc tug now work on Form I'D A4"-
.f.r 9TH. principal features OF the work
ra ir fts completeness. and at the s2'"e
.f... b.. ..r.I..ross points which Vil he
'.-'-.r....t.f bv telcher and pupil alike
,... he .,nrna1 his remarks 10
..'' ,..l. .f-,..+ e,,ruslyely. on tie
.,..-f int when tha .tudent has ba-
,.,,,. r.r,.fIa~ with tne-e two important
vo,.s Ire Um-have but Utue amculiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Tie told her OF his love FOR her
While they danced the quadr.ile.
And as they wh'ksed around the hall
She softly said. Il WILL
But afterward she changed her imnd;
Thus spake the tickle girl:
II know not what 1 said. you see.
Ny head was IN whirl.'
philadelphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Tho NInenzincs.

Harry Thuston Peck contributes TO
the september Boolman q critical art-
Gle on the lato Robert O. IuGersOl. ia
connection with this article. there Us "a
reproduction of the death-mask of lneer-
s0ll, made 10y George Grey Barnard.
New York. in Fiction" is the title Of
the first of q series of sketches by Arthur
Bartlett Maurice, written for the Book
man. The first paper treats Of "Old end
Parletarian New York" Other features
of this number are the second OF Hamil-
ton Mabies series, "The Essay and Some
Essayists," and the first of series of
articles by Luther S. Livingston entitled
"The First Books Of Some English Au-
thors."
Chronicle and Comment" IS repieta
with entertaining matter. notably the
Goethe and Thackeray episode.
The September Scribner opens with an
account by Frederick ireland. of what
he calls "tho finest canoeing country in
the world" lie made a i've hundred
mile tounyed from Mattawa To- tine hcld
waters OF the Ottawa and Gauneau rive
ors. through "a region abounhing I'm fish
and moose. II has been for centuries ANA
is now the home Of the Algonquin Indian.
There IS also a. story Of lie and adven-
ture in the Arctic regions by Albert
White worse. il is entitled 1.-THE Educa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03


city after n delightful visit 90 Narrasan-
sDttc jamestown. Newport, u. j., and
Sew York
mr. Abort scott DR.. viii visit his "a.
rcrts next week. IIe is now running on
the Ward Line from Sow York 10 Mexico.
AIRS "a Trorrr widow ~ Judoo
Ir.nr,- of A.b.-u. ~ a. ia e,c,di,.-
como limo in Isilnrr.n1
N'. 90" "iIa' o''.3 l'i.h..l7'h 'iie'
N'c'onb VINO were ha1i'e, ." aaiei" yes
.s, 5l'er d ,"o "c ,5 UI.o 5 CID 1I'l
i'.F. NJ. Asnoy Jones. pastor OF ", ..l-
D.,...-
..Il ".'' ....-5 .t..
marriage OF lnelf 'I'lAer NI' .'l.''
Dicis ODD TO- Nlls. N'e.oH' Oh '"11 o''y'
an 'Od Virginia Plantation Cake walk
VII oe given ON me i@"h p. lns SoIi'e.
benefit OF the Church HlI Branch Of the
society for the prevention or CrueI'y I'D
participate I'm the cake walk: Messrs. Jonn
Mclntire Charles iiar' L IT, i1yncn'
William cmlngworth. Mr. Charles Phil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Tho most notable article I'm ATNSLTE'5
MAGAZINE for tine month is Arthur +.
Streets clever paper on "The Alaskan
Boundary Dispute" which is sufficient
ly free from legal technicalides as %
appeal TO the popular mind. and yet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Music may be divine. but ts living Is
rs dying Ii gushes. and is drunk up by
the thirsty si'encos. SAYS j. q. Holland
CHARLES FIR. MUTrER.