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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03

The creamery plant at Junction City
will soon be In operation.
A party Of about 20 Immigrants ar
rived in YamhiIl county few days ago
from Tennessee.
A commercial club has been organ
lied at FFeewater 10 further the inter-
ests Of that city.
The Golconda mine, in the Cracker
creek district, seven miles west Of
Sumpter, has been sold for $3.50. 900.
The business men of Salem, now
that fax mill Is assured, are working
for the establishment Of q linen mill.
Preparations are being made TO re-
ceive 10 stamp mill and complete
equipment at the Maybelle mine, in
the Granite district.
The Grant county delegates to the
Republican congressional convention
are for Williamson. They are not COM
mitted for governor.
The noted Roaring GimIet mine, in
the Gold Hill district, has caused
another sensation in the nature Of a
rich strike. The mine was purchased
last week by Indiana men for $40, 900,
and since its purchase the new owners
have struck big pocket ledge on the
main vein, and removed a pan Of near
ly pure gold, or about SIS, ,O00
The Prohibitionists of Washington
county will hold their convention April
S. 1t is the intention to place a full
county ticket in the field. Demo-
cratic primaries were held in Umatilla
county March 25 and the county con-
yention in Pendleton March 29. The
vote at the primaries was very light,
there being no contest over the cleo
tion. A full county ticket was named.
The Columbia River Development
Company, of Arlington, has filed arti-
cles of incorporation. Capital. $780,.
900.
The settlers rates given by the rail-
roads are bringing many new arrivals
from the East daily, who are buyinl
homes in various parts of the state.
The Baker City 4 Snake River rail
road, with headquarters at Baker City
has filed articles Of incorporation. Itl
object is to build railroad from Baker
City northeasterly to the mouth o.
Squaw creek, on the Snake river. Cap
ital stock, 50 100000.
Republican county conventions anG
primaries we're held in number o
counties Saturday. In the Second con
gressional district the fight between
Moody and Williamson was the chic
Issue. Results seem to have left tn,
contest in as great doubt as ever
Moody appears to have the best Of it ii
Baker county, and Williamson ii
Union. Wheeler and Gillian are fo
Williamson and Sherman for Moody
Columbia county is said to be mostly
for the Wssco county man. ClatsoI
will 60 for the man from Crook. Fo
governor, Geer has carried number o
counties, and Furnish is in favor ii
Eastern Oregon. In many of the mor'
important counties, however, the dele
cations are noncommittal.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
RHODES BURIAL PLACE.
VIII Be on kOpls Near Where wilson Made
his Last Stand.

VIII Be on KOpls Near Where Wilson Made
His Last Stand.
London, March 29.-In a dispatch
from Cape Town, the correspondent Of
the Daily Mail says that Cecil Rhodes,
when he last visited Matoppo Hills, se-
leeted the spot where he desired to be
inferred, and gave instructions 60 an
architect concerning the memorial to be
erected. The place of interment is be-
meath natural cairn of giant boulders.
on kopje adjoining that on which
Major Wilson's little force made its
last stand. The memorial 10 be erected
will be prominent feature of the strik-
ing landscape. The date of interment
is doubtful, owing to the necessity of the
construction of special carriage road
from Buluwayo. At present there il
nothing more than a bride path.
Work on this road has already CON-
menced, but its completion will require
one month.
Continuing, the correspondent says
that death mask of the face has been
successfully taken. The features, which
we're distorted as result of his NAL
ady, resumed their reposeful dignity in
death. After the autopsy. which re
vealed an extensive aneurism of the
heart, the remains were placed in 1
coffin and conveyed to Grooteschnur
The body has since been placed in {
she'll. 1t was found impossible TO en-
balm it, owing to the operations neces
STATED by the attacks Of dropsy.
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FOR M'NElL ISLAND PRISON.
Foster WIN Ask for an Appropriation for /
wharf ard Prison Wall.

Washington, March 20. - Senator
Foster has prepared statement viii h
he proposes to offer in support Of re-
quest be will make for an appropriation
OF SIS 900 for the erection Of an addi-
tional building, wharf, prison wall,
ETC., at the United states penitentiary
at McNeil's Island. He points ont
that the prison labor can be used in
making these improvements, and that
large quantity Of brick made by the
prisoners is now available for use in the
building and wall.
There are confined in the prison any
where from 1856 70 100 pri i-ouers, and,
a. rule, these prisoners are unoccu.
pied, which il undesirable. This would
be obviated by setting aside SIS 900
asked for, and would result In the fur
ther operation Of the brick plant in the
construction Of buildings, prison walls
and wharves.
Major Frank Strong, general agent Of
the department Of justice, who recently
made an examination and inspection of
hhS pNAnOh 5haSJu III q AClDAb Ob0es A
it shall be- decided to continue the pres
ent prison at Mcneil Island it must be
enlarged at once. This can possibly be
effected by prison labor. at compare
lively small expense. by using the
brick on hand, and those which may
be made hereafter, in construction of
the addition"
Major Strong suggests that it will be
necessary TO providea well built wharf,
at which the regular steamers on Puget
Sound may land. A suitable govern
.nent steam launch to be used for trans
portation Of supplies, etc, is needed.
A suitable wall of brick, or strong
high fence or stockade, will have to be
built solid to inclose the buildings and
the prison yards. Tie leasing of ada
cent grounds ON which clay for brick
making is found, and where the manu-
facture of brick can be carried on, is
also recommended.
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FOR ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Chief Of Agricultural Department win Visit
Portland.

portland.
st. Louis, March 28.-The work on
the worlds fair has progressed 30 far
that it is possible for. a casual visitor
to make out roughly the features
Of the picture which is to be painted on
the site with buildings, lagoons, trees
and avenues. Saturday plans and
specifications will be ready for the ma
chinery building. The estimated cost
of the building is $500, 900.
The department. Gf works has pre-
pared plans for changes which shall
convert the St. Louis Athletic Club on
the worlds fair site into a temporary
hospital. The large increase in the
number of men employed on the site
makes some provision for emergency
aid to the injured necessary.
F. j. Hart, architeetof the Arkansas
worlds fair building. has arrived in
st. Louis to make final survey and
preparations for the erection Of the
building.
G. F. Taylor, chief of the department.
of agriculture and acting chief of the
department of horticulture of the
worlds fair, and Charles NJ. Reeves,
secretary Of the joint committee on leg
islation and state and territorial ex-
hibits, have left on a Western tour Of
exploitation, to last about three weeks.
They will meet the governors of New
Mexico, Nevada, California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Utah and Wyo-
ming, as well as the. members of the
business organizations Of the capitals
of those states; also the leading citi-
zens of several other cities, including
San Francisco, Portland and Tacoma.
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NLllIllNSlLNlLSLNlLNNll
\ HERR STHNHARDT'S NEMESIS
i BY J. MAcLAREN coBBAN
Observation-Disclosures
BY J. MAcLAREN coBBAN.
INTRODUCTION.

My namo IL Unwin--Gorald Unwin.
"Reg. Gerald Unwin, Il. A." l am
usually styled on the backs Of ehyel-
opea; for, though | have laid aside cler.
ical duties, for the present at least,
am still In orders. Now that enjoy
leisure and tho absence OF those petty
worries which prey upon the suboFdln-
ate cleric more than the lay mind can
conceive, set myself 10 write out the
strange narrative Of event and experi-
ence which. In the Providence OF God,
have worked such a change In my con.
ditlon. | promised myself and my
iriends some months ago that | would
do this, but until now could not bind
myself 10 my desk; have had too
much other occupation, desultory, per.
haps, but agreeable; In short, like the
man In the parable, have married a
wife. Yet that Ii the very reason why
my friends In town haye postered me,
and now grow clamoroua 10 know all
about II. They have beon good enough
10 remind me that, though 1t 10 proven
bial clcrgymen got handsome wives, yet
II 10 quite out OF the common for 10 or.
dinary looking priest a. myself TO
win lady 90 beautiful and dis-
tingulshed as tthey are pleased 10 sayl
my wife is; and, further, that though
II has been viii pered fine looking cler.
ical tutors have had the audacity 10 as
pire TO ladies' Of very high rank indeed
their aspirations have usually been
overwhelmed with contumely; and,
lastly, they are consumed with wonder
that should have lighted upon q re-
fined and delicate Frenchwoman In the
wilds Of Lancashire OF all conceivable
places. Perhaps, they add, with q
touch Of sarcasm which can COM
placently endure, was the only Great
ure like gentleman she had ever seen,
But my story is all too terrible and
serious 10 bc introduced with persiage
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
CECIL RHODES DEAD
Passed Away pssssiully At Iib HON. Near
Caps Town

EatA~s nHst ftANttMlII - w NU5HS N4A4
Caps Town
Cape Town, March z7.--CeciI Rhodes
died peacefully at5:57 P. II. yestsr-
day. He slept in the afternoon, but
bis breath became difficult and his
strength perceptibly diminished until
be passed away. Mr.. Rhodes was con-
lcious until 5:55 P. NJ, when be NUT
tered q few words and sank quietly.
The immediate cause Of his death was
two successive attacks Of heart failure.
Mr.. Rhodes last words were the
names Of his brother and some Of the
others present, which were means 70 b
good-byes.
The body win be taken 10 Groot-
eschuur, the residences Of the deceased,
near Cape Town, on a special train to-
day. There it will probably lie in
state for day or two, and the public
will be admitted to view the renlains.
Il has not yet been determined wnere
he will be buried. It was the wish OF
Mr. Rhodes to be inferred at Matoppo
Hills, Rhodesia. Certain Of his friends
will proceed 10 Matoppo Hills to detor-
mine whether it is practicable to carry
out this wish.
The government has decided to give
Dir. Rhodes public funeral. His re-
mains will be brought here from Groot-
eschuur for the burial service, which
will be held in the cathedral. The
body will be then taken back to Groot-
eschuur, and eventually will be inferred
at Matoppo Hill.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
Hard on n, Cook.

Lord John Townsend, a British gour-
met of 30 years ago, would often call to
the footman in the middle of dinner:
"Tell the cook to come to me this
moment" which occasioned rather an
awkward pause. Then, on the entrance
of the poor cook with very red face from
the combined effects of the kitchen fire
and mental confusion, he would address
her in a voice Of thunder: "Pray have
the goodness to taste that dish and tell
me ii you do not agree with me that il
is beastly."
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
RusslA's HOLD ON MANcHuRlA.
With One Excuse or Another. She win Not
Give Up.

WfsN WV --fNNNS~ ~ s~ss~e@tese Stse OeA ssSs
Give Up.
London, March 29.--In a dispatch
from Moscow, the correspondent of the
Daily Graphic gives an interview with
Russian staff officer who had returned
from Amur, Siberia. The officer is
quoted as saying that the Anglo-Japan-
ese alliance has sealed the political des-
tiny of Manchuria, which, says the
officer, will never pass out of Russia 8
possession. The brigandage rampant
there will be used IS a justification for
the retention of powerful Russian
army: After the. brigands have been
suppressed, the Russians will remain
in Manchuria to protect their railway
and secure peace In Northern China.
The correspondent says the officer de-
clared that to his certain knowledge a
fully detailed plan for the civil and
military administration of Manchuria
has already been elaborated, and viii
receive the cars approval in due
course.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
Voting Machines at New York.

New York, March S1.-voting ma
chimes may be used at future elections
in New York city. The question Of
adopting machines was discussed at
length at meeting of the, board Of
election commissioners today, and it
was announced afterward that the pres
ident OF the board, who has hitherto
stood alone in oppositions has given his
consent. 1t will cost the city about
900, 900 to install the machines.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03

The house has passed the army ap-
preparation bill.
Germany will not oppose Russia'l
policy 10 the far East
The naval appropriation bill carries
1925. 900 for the Puget Sound navy
yard.
Cecil Rhodes left most Of hig fortune
TO the promotion Of his educational
scheme.
Heavy rains in the South have caused
the Mississippi to overflow its banks,
flooding many miles Of territory.
Resolutions to investigate an alleged
bribery scandal in connection with the
sale Of the Danish islands were adopted
By the house.
Senator Mitchell has asked the com.
meIce committee to increase the appro-
priation for the Columbia river and its
tributaries 81 ,000, ,006.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
New British Army Rifle.

London, March 2S.-- The war Office
has approved the new rifles and they
will probably soon be issued to the
whole British army. The new arm is
10 ounces lighter and its barrel is s.
inches shorter. but it has the same
range as the rifle now in use. It has
the Mauser breech mechanism, but an
improved rbolt4action. II is provided
with a windeauge and foresight. It
will hold 10 rounds Of ammunition in
I.ths magazine.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
A Bic hoa.

Down in Vladosta, Ga, recently, a
hog was killed, whose gross weight was
! ,260 pounds; his net weight was 955.
Each ham weighed 102 pounds. This
fat monster produced sol pounds Of
lard, or nearly tierce and a half
enough to last small family about
four years. Besides the lard, there
was nearly a wagonload Of sausage from
this one pig, to say nothing about dish.
pans full of hogshead cheese, liver pud.
ding and other products.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
CTo be continued,
Divorce In Europe.

Divorce was established in Germany
in 1875. From 1881 to 1885 the year.
ly number of divorces was about 8, 1000,
while of late years it exceeds 10000,
In England divorce was established in
1867. During the years lS58.lS62 the
annual number was about 200; in 1894
about $50; in 1898 about $50. In
Austria, where only non-Catholics can
apply for a divorce, the number of de-
mands for divorce increased % per cent
in four years, and in Belgium about 20
per cent in four years.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
The President, Ysto

Washington, March 31.-President
Roosevelt has sent to the house veto
of ald bin Cor the relief of Emanuel
Klanser IRON. the charge Of desertion.
The president says this bill, like the
senate bill in the case of James w.
Howell, not only authorizes the presi-
dent to act. but also orders the secre-
tary of war to revoke and set aside the
order approving the proceedings, find
ings and sentence of general court
martial and to grant an honorable dis
charge.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
About 81. .oOO. GOO toms Of water r

About 80 900, 900 tons of water roll
over the cliff at Niagara every hour.
1t takes the constant labor Of 10000
people to make matches for the world.
From q twenty-year-old mulberry
tree 21S pounds OF leaves can be
plucked yearly for feeding silkworms,
Hop growing has SO greatly increased
the United States that last yeal
FAC, 900 pickers were employed to STRIP
u, 900. 900 hop vines.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
Eora Mir. q Oman,

Washington, March 29.-The house
committee on coinage has ordered a
favorable report on the bill Of Mercer,
establishing coinage mint at Omaha,
Neb and appropriating $3.50, 600 for a
building.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
RIsht IN Their Linz.

"Those cold Boston girls naturally
enjoy the Abbey Holy Grail, decora-
tions in the public library"
"Why2''
Because friese is right in their
line
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03

The indications are for an early adj
iournment OF congress.
Cecil Rhodes, the uncrowned king
Of South Africa" is dead.
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the American
missionary, is on her way home.
There may be some difficulty in the
United States getting coaling station
in Cuba.
A passenger train struck a buggy in
the suburbs of Pueblo, killing its three
occupants.
Another mounted force of 1000 men
Is being raised in Canada for service in
South Africa.
Two masked men held up an En-
poria, Kan, hotel, but were unable to
break into the safe.
The president is receiving dozens of
applications for the governorshiD of the
Danish West Indies, should those
islands be sold to the United States.
A force of Laguna rebels has sur
rendered.
Cuba will be turned over to the Cub
ans May 20.
There have been 40 CHOLERA cases and
80 deaths at Manila.
A st. Joseph, Mo-, man is under ar
rest for having Is ,-sives.
Emperor Williams new yacht, the
Meteor, will be ready to cross the ocean
in few days.
Two men, charged with grand lar
oeny, sawed their way out of q Mon
tana Jail and escaped.
President-elect Palma, of Cuba, is
confident that the career of the new re-
public will be successful.
Judge w. Van Devanter, of Chicago,
has been prominently mentioned as a
successor to Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock.
The senate is working on the oIeo-
margarine bill.
An Alabama negro was lynched for
the assault OF little white girl.
An agent of the Southern China reb-
els has arrived in this country to buy
arms.
Governor General Wood, of Cuba, is
being talked of as successor to Gen
eral Miles.
An ex-premier of Japan says his
country is not going to have any trouble
with Russia.
A Kansas postoffice robber has been
captured on the Pacific coast alter q
chase of over 5000 miles.
The mineworkers association of Penn.
sylvania has issued an Ultimatum. and
If it is not accepted by the mine owners
repetition of the 1900, strike win oc,
cur in the anthracite region.
Santos-D Dumont, the Brazilian aero.
naut, is in London and expects to make
ascensions during the coronation sea.
son.
Parisians are discussing plan o
erecting wireless telegraph systems il
that city to take the place of tele
| phones.
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VENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE -FOUR QUARTERS or
THE woRLD.

A Comprehensive Rsyieg Of the important
Happening, Of shs ra's Week. Presented
IN Condensed Fern. which Is Most
LIKELY TO Provs d lnlsrsss TO Our Many
Readsn.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
NEWS OFTHESTATE
ITEMS or INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS or OREGON.

Commercial and Financial fiappn'nss Of Ia
portsAss-A Brisf Review Of the Growt;i
and improvements of Ghs Many Industries
Throughout Our IhivIns commonwssIIA
--latsst MARKET Report.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-03
Santos. Dnmont. the BragiIian

Santos Dumont, the Brazilian aero
naut, is in London and expects to make
ascensions during the coronation sea-
son.
Parisians are discussing a plan of
erecting wireless telegraph systems in
that city to take the place of tele-
phones,
]. A. Alexander, rich and respected
merchant of Casa, Ark, turns out to be
James Huddleston, an escaped convict
from Texas.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26
BONDS.
DIV DIV.
rate period. RID. Ask'd-

flnnurlal
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF THE BONDS REMAIN
ING OUTSTANDING ISSUED UNDER THE FIRST
MORTGAGE DEED OF TIE CHICAGO AND WEST
ERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. DATED
NOVEMBER /. 1873
New York. November &C, 1902.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE DESIGNATED THE
rwsnty-seven CD bonds. all that remain outstanding
bonds issued under deed OF Chicago
g. Western Indiana Railroad Company November
1879 bonds operation CT
the Sinking Tunc. Jan !, Messrs.
!. P Morgan & Co.. New York 1oo plus months
interest cs10D Under deed interest
On
ANTHONY j. THOMAS. r
CHARLES II. RUssELL-f ArHstees'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26
CIfntlGus
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, BY grace God fndependene-
To all heirs and OF kin OF Sarah Waters. 1s-
ceased whose and places OF residence
Jhn Davies Attorney General of the State of New
York. William II Hoes Public Adnniastrarsr tbs
County OF New York. send greeting: Whereas, William
g. Conks OF The City Of New YORK. has lately applied
Surrogats's oS County Of New York
certain instrument writing relating both rsaI
and personal property duy proved the VIII and
Testament of Sarah Ann Waters late Of the County Of
York deceased Therefore you and ars
cited appear before the Surrogate OF County ef
New York his Office In the County of New York. &C
dav February. thousand nine ard
three at halfpast O'Clock forenoon
then and there OF VIII
ana Testament And such OF hereby cited
OF required to
hyy guardian. II Il none
appear apply for 70 be appointed in the
Orv YOUR NEGLECT failure GO do a guardian %
auointsd the Surrogate represent you
tn me proceeding testimony whereof
OF Surrogate's Court Ecurry ef
be hereunro affixed
Witness. Ahner c Thomas Surrogats of our sa6
County or New York. SAID County the 18th
day % December. IN The or Lord
rSeaIl thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX McL-ACGHEIN
Clerk OF tls SuErosatss Cours
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.

rbe stock Exchange was closed yesterday
- 70 the holiday. For the convenience Of
Us Wednesdays closing prices are re-
printed:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

York hereby given to all persons having
against Fl. Turner. late OF County n New
York deceased. present the same with vouchss
az the Office Of Eavd D Alderman. No 229 Broadway.
Manhattan Borough II the city OF New York
hefe re the First OF Nav. 1893
Dated New YORK the Fourteenth day Of October 1902
JAMES LAWP ENCE TURNER, Administrator
DAVID ACKERMAN, Atty for Administrator, -
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

THE NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK
Ne York December 2JTG 1902.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF EIGHT
per cent shs day declared by Directors
this Bank Of the earnings of the three months
payable January 2nd. prGxino
The transfer books will this date reopenins jan
G J. BAUNANN Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
cent has this day been declared BY the Directors OF
this Bank of past three months.
payable and January ID 1908 until which date
transfer books win be closet
New York December 1eth 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

FURNISHED bv Frederic H. Hatch No. 30 eroad-stJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26
STOCKS.

MISCELLANEOUS sECURITIES
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

03IETT CRUISE $500 AVID UP
BY specially chartered ortn German Lloyd express s 5
ka!se-In $500 : IS days shore trips notes
guides. drives included visiting Madeira GFaaa tas
Su1yrrs fs days in Palestine and Egypt Naples. Rome
Nice Sc Absolutely overcrowding only the man
used West Indies Cruise Jan "A S4-o
M E,-vav-F-ussia Cruise. July ? S2I5
49, FRANK c CLARK III Broadway New fork
New-York tribune., 1902-12-26

ovrPTIsrMENTs snd su5s-TIotions tor 1ne i1+'3'e
the Uptown once
- received M 3S4 BRoADWAf
uiI be received at The following branch
scss At regular Office rates until "a 9ssh,ye % co.
- a2 East I4th-st: 20. Mest .ss
tween ..h hzSweer 18th 7Eih ssc t.o-o -
3d-a<e-< at s9tn-st.: 6ast
nesr o. -, .5S renont.a Se. noo oa-arS' neA-
xk1.9.xt. o5A 8d-ave.t @io