The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 01, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST ' Urn hi.u i.aoo. . a i- . riM Minutes to Fruit Cammlialonan Maid Will m.l. rtcriDto -j - - B,m lb Town.. u" -ew. ..... .n fun i ii iii.i ... U ,",'"'",y "i V. . l-fra oVe, . r ; : P that the jury look four ballot. I,. nil III" K'ttl "I UODNi i . ,,...,,..,. ... ..i,,,,,,!,., .... .1 thn riml a.wiwitiir till... fin M.nvlrllnri Lhni II uoi Tlbed I" ,BW afflicted orchards of Clin kiiiiiiia 'and lhre for acquittal. ,m of I""". ""I '""' l'"" Or. Hentctic, will he Impound by Judge it 131 la it Ll tll ' 1 w'h' L,,.(i.,i with Mium MUsf HHHAV OHCnAMOl. BANKER ROSB CONVICTED. Guilty of Appropriating Htate Monty to Privala Uh, 8ii1i.hi, 0r) April 24. Ouilly of ciinvertlm lu hlii own uitu $2811.000 of Hi nl school ijtulH, wmt the verdict rendered nk I' I ii Ht J. Turn burn Hobs ly u Murloti county jury yeatcrdsy afternoon. Tim Jury wan out an dour uiiil tun tn In uu. From whnt inn be learned It up- II... MUlll O '.,, ----- -y. " n ......... ' . . mi'iiiburatitii sub- Hon t-r power A hallway Com- .... , . .r t,-urd .mmursinu . , Krini horn i iL f -lumen on Monday morning. The reorganises . , ... , ,, ...,.,.. ,,.,. I kvum 1 1 V iirovldnrf Iiv law U 1 111 lirlM- County Krull Inspector A. J. I,nwls onmeut In the penitentiary for from llMl .....I 111........ AI. ......... lilt! . 1 I . . kiWM " V ""V .iihmtv i,, oilt, t(J fifteen years and by fine ot l, iinomlng. t',1' Hedge., for the purpo... of carefully .double the amount of the defulca i ... ....... .. i ii n ihuij .ii. .. . ... i - -.. . ,. . .. .. . . rrniliin"" " ' - wi iiun Lnruuiilily tomorrow Iwtrn- dlxuanvd onlmnU to ltbr apray Li, imiirv will l brought im ir ir' or cut thiu down. I... i... i in tour, nil 'I a colli. .Marlon and Yamhill countliK I, jMiBiiiil' d L I'.H. ha ol.-yid tha law," nld Mr. KmIiI, ClJin I'urat f fnthualaxm, "and It la up to t'lnckamaa to do tln r . ....t..i HimiKii-f wari ... ... ti i. h ..... un.i r..i 1 . '. . . .1. ilia If. ... 1 i-.i I 1 III lli'i 1 I' i"i""n - - igmHiit Hint ii vi mi i mill jii'i iiiiin ',iiu Uh Imf ii""", iiMtuuiccr of tboimniiiU of liiniii'iTkiT coma from . . ..1.1 I'lult tthn ... ............ f..n ... int inning" iiw rnni iiiiiivkii vmiitii urn, mill, mm rul't WO ' KUIn ufitir travillnu throiiiili thu outhi-rn pur (' Ho K1M' ' portlo:i of Oriton and th-n throuish Ll Cut tuiiiorruw. 1 1. unit, l.iun and Marlon intintli-n. riun to t Inrkaitm and lii r are con- L v.i ami H.I. a Hona tronlBd ny tli aprriarm of acaie-ltf kn Will P" . f.,.i,l ir.., hulntr.,1 of m i... of TI." i"f t'rlr, th,.i, almolul-ly of nu nlu. to th ,! in tho l"t mnrknt for thu own,r or to any on il." Thn cimn arltl of roiiraM. tm an- palid to llm aiiprcma court, whnn lllH cn.n t4-HI hu Irlmt lirui'l If'Illlli aimw, fur llm diffi-nau objitcted to nearly an inn i-yiui-nce, auvvo i'xubij llona, mid qui'Ntloncd thn rulInK of lliu lrli.1 (.miff ttn ufl lullllt. if lllW .that Ko to thi foundutloD of tho caao. Attorney Mrt iiiiiani aeciuiou io itlnriiM. Ihn vr,1lit tint n. V!rV pliiluly deeply dlanppoliilvd. ... i,i, not raiiK'd many ., gniw u t' " u of bu .t.. -'.on or SiiOrt rr t l.ii'"l "P " 'I'" eiitlrw .n.MiCli ard at" left, U Un riiii.liil to (iroduio ir If mt lariter. tnnn COMPLAINS OF ftATtS. Cugana Mill Fmdt Railroad TarifTa Hava Doubled j,.t,-Hi .1 M Htirlli.v. nf KuiO'ite. man l ll"l IM1'C, ' " J - , X I'ultitattiin l bwlna: ai-r ef the Kiiicno Mill rii'Btnr 'ii ur lionllintied In om ec-, I l.lt. tr. sm.i a trrent raian of . .... .. te.-lw Iml thr iif in fiirl.in Im-nl L i. i rr of tholr yard frnijlit rat. In that part nf the Mate. trtliin of th maturml crop IU e,..-l..-. a liippiui! r.ipt .hnwinu r " ... . . .!..,... ...... . 4 t ....... . iiui b lilrkrd Will flepnna on I mat !' ' a '' " in. r l matter can b arranited j iii l en wbi at and uat. from KuKrne N.,1 A tflMUl tlianr fll ion " iwnimin, w , - ... n. t-i.UK ahead with In the hop that am tlAlltll'U l.t'fora plrklng Lit the market t a higher a ihr) will b abl to l"f- t t,n iimir rrooa. Tho proa. k'Mimy one. hownrar, and It k at If tlm lK rrop urinn c tll only mah the mar- Loon lima In Marlon m,atv t'l-'k It i. Allen In !.. rkn kin, liin the lna v, mil I'nuntv hn-al (iptinB k I f .nii.l the H litlnn lo be in kti i.nr.l I'V 'vetal hunilfrd .t (uais tti- law reipiifea. Tan .(inn mil thncrfnre be uh :h.r -i.i if Malum emintv LU ttii-te ill bo ln fltil n d ..flii-ra and tlu-re W k in n nf Hie ataln emitent. u f. t amliir, l l rerlalo i!..n ini.lun will be tit" N.urii all, lit Inn et Comlea; lo r'ta The Kuiten C'liti'tti'rclal M ii... Lint in have Ku- urninl at the 1'ortl.ind ial in Jun-i by lit men In ilrlil Ki' fl l UKt will Mi (,;e ault. whlto ahoea in.) cirry a I'lt in yellow n u in tir 1 1 it bmirlnj the rugMie, l.nne Citjtltr ," A iirdim will be run from I ii Kf"'it rrowd II "it- .irnlv.il b.i.v.ry for Crania Pat. Tim lirnnla I'aaa may a tr.e delivery avatem. r liiiimill islvea tlKuri-a hu rwrlni fur llm flitral kit April I. 1901. lo be over Thin U tin Inrreaan oi r l.iiil ii nr'a bualneaa. Tne II hi. iitntiT rnnalilernllon pre itit Itrtl nae lh number- "um Thla Increaan can I'UtKled by the Inermiae 10 Ullon V Will Own Watar Plant. TRY TO KILL GRAFTER. Up v. i. pii'iiMini. uniiiMt and utireaaun l,li- I'rmr In January I, lieiT, the rate mm. Ii rnii Ttm tali- fur a little lunif ir tli.tanee, a., fur in.tam-e, from Ku gene to Hum burg, I new 31 rent., Kl.rt.m the fi.rmir rate waa 15 renta. Tlt ( an Inernaw nf out I'MI per rent. The tailruail emmi-iun win munr gate, Haady to Rtriaa O I ti.., nil, 1 hu comnletH outfit for i...,i., u .n oil wvll on tho Whltenker farm, thr mllea north of Monmouth h. .rrlrn.t ami ta be In uuioanea and plared on thn alte for tho well, ri... i.iir.iliina for oil Telna In thla rlrlnlty havo attracted tho attention of mperta for aevcral yeara paat. and much Ititerrat among tne ianiunei la taken In the outcome of thla work, which la barked by ample capital ir a thorough teat. Frail N ppad In DouglBi (..-hurg l.niglai I'mmty fitutgr.iw nt. ain murh mnrertied a. t.i the client f the damage rn.i 't bv lat night 'a fro.t Kr-iii atime x-.ti.ma the rint r..mi. that the peat". -aehea, cl.err.e--...i r.tlv fruila Will be a tetul Hill' - )... while in other aeetmna the gn.wer. am an vet unable t- -" ,lit t"' "" damage tin y I.Be .utter. .! ir.nn wu Vein front PORTLANO MAMKklS. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN BRIEF j ....... v,nrli nrtrca: Cltlb. KIC per buahel; red lluaalno. 2e; blue atem. K"p: valley, "ir Itarley K-d. IStr.O per ton; rolled. hr M: An Onte-- No. I white, 136 60' 2' per ton; gray. $2 Mlllaiuff - ". ' ,7 mld.lllnga. ST.60; ahorla. '"""I" ft B(; rlt. 121; h.mt and hurley Chop. 13 I Vnllnv l,iy Tlmotnr. nii"""",,v " U per ton; Wlllnnieno dln.rr.ll: l-Uatern Oregon. I ' if0, lulled $16; rlover. f H; alfnira. It-. mnt n,,r . ,iu I ... a..aa MOatMfn f W I11H. I H T Ai a miinl. lpi.1 wlmtlon l h,,,,"V "'VV brick Sue; B"l tin. pri.poaltl.in to piircha... per pound cream brick, .on. !.m,.. Vuli-y Companya J.Ik.. .c; llm ... npr Ika earrl...t l.v s& to 116. ultrjr - "'' . " "7 ' .. . . I .. a. 4i IlLf lir rinmi-i". ri.ini..n to voto $400.t)io lo. ; rnucr ....... Voller. ". ra ,,,,. water Plant nM, Kri fry-r. J0,'Uu 'r v r. n ... i" . . iw, mi. :ru..i..ii'. ! II 'I I 111 ill. I ll-l I"' "1 nt aevernl prevloua elec- eni h tlinii the flection wna iil'-gal on account of loch- Ca-8uparviaor Gallagher Blown by Bomb Oakland, Oil.. April H.Whiit la believed by tho pollco to have boon an attempt to naaiiaHlmita Jiitnea L. tiiilliigher, one of the muln wttnuaaia tor the proaiH-otloo In thn buu Fran claco graft raaea, wna made ahortly after 7 o'clock tonight nt tbo homo of William II. bcheuck, (iallagher'a brother-lu-law, Kaal Twentieth atreet umt N'lnn!ii.ith MVenuH. Euat Oak land, when tt huge bomb plnced ou the porch enploded and tore away the whole front of the home, tlallo- rtixr w.a mi atalra with IllB wife at m.. time, and Mr. Kchenck waa la a rear room with hie wlte and four children and or Uuy lirown. All nicnpeij but one uoy, wno waa hit In thn nuck bv a flying utlaalle. That none waa killed waa little. ahort of a miracle, finllngher'e hat a... ni..rrf.it bv a aullnter. and taken away aa a eouvenlr. The houao waa completely wrocked. roe report waa k...i .11 nivr Dakland and many iii,iiik. in the nelahborhood were broken A poat belonging to the ponh wua hurled 100 fool away. Valuable clewa to the pmpotrntora of the crime were gained today through the finding of a allk hand kerchief In which ll la auppoaea me Infernal machine waa wrapped. In a search of the debrla thla morn ing detcctlvca located aome wire and fuan nnd capa, which would Indicate, according to fhlef Wllaon. that a bomb ot boiiic orl hud been umh! Heney Had Warned Him. Han KranrlHco. April .4. "The . . ii, ,n uin certainly make a ,i...r.,...h iinrnui luntion of the .11. ni daatardly nltempt to kill one of trie moat Important wuuenn m. mate In the bribery graft caeca." wild ...i.....,i mm riri Aitorncv Krunrla J. Ileney thla morning to the Aeaocluted 1'reaa repriwntntlve. i. ii..,,..!- i-..fn.-il to alute whether or not he had nuy evidence pointing .. . 1. ..ri.i.triititm in .1... .. ,. ,i, "1 am BittiMU'H tnui n work of a fanatic or cruna. o ..1......1 ihn Aaalalnnt Olatrlcl Attor my "Neither did the attempt upon ....i...... nr., anrnrlae me. I f O I 111 P. I" I " . ...K- v.nrne.1 him more than three months ago thnt If he wna not riiretnl tney would get him.' tmu tu u' " " him to move from Oakland, telling him hla home might be blown up. Aalde from thla I have nothing to any at preaent." ttaiuruay, April 26 U'n.litnirlnn Afiril 'ITi Another llllV mmh .i.j.,,1 Iiv i In. w.nntn In cnnaideriiiu ii. n ,....,.n.l,..,.n t.i llm nuviil a iif iroliriM- .. i'ii , . . , ... 1....1 ... lion mil, oiiv u void waa iniv ii--;ii.:.. i tlm clnait of the iliacuaaion, which was participated in by a dogi-n w nninra. Ilali. aecured nil agreement fr a vote before adjournment on Monday. A t,,,.M ,.r 41m ...nuln fnllltn llliririff tho day Indicated that the four ahip pro gram will be defeated and that the de bate Inn changed aevcral votea. MUC.B i.r ll... .lit.,. ml,!, .n loill.V UVH. llllVntl'fl tn tho improbability of war being forced upon tin. L tilled rtuiB. jievernigu anu I'll... urtim utiunilv nritinlMnl bv A 111- rich, I'erkina and Mrt.'utnber fur their atnlcmeiita of yeaterdny, and aevcral heated eollonuioa occurred, lleveridge will reply on Monday. U.'uhlSniFl,in Anril 9.1 Thu actual in- veatigatinn of tho wood pulp and print piiier queation, involving ill pri.aM'Ct an xumiiiatiiin into the uffaira of the paper trunt to determine whether or not it ia na alleged by the American Newnpnper rubliahera' Aaaociation a combination in reatrnint of trade and maintaining a monopoly of the print paper supply in llm t tilt... I Kfiil,.. wn. Im'I'DH todav llV the aeleet committer iijin,iinteil by Hieaker Cannon, w hoae chuirinan ia Hep- rem nliitivo Jamea it. Mann, oi 'iiinoia. ami the other nieuibera of which are- lluiiin.il f Ohio, Malford of lu ntucky, lliimii.n nf llhi... tSaffuril .if W lnl'iin i II . Himin of Tenueaaee and Hyan of New Vork. Friday, April 24 Wakiitriirtfin. Anrll 24. ArKU- niei.ta In favor of the prealdenfa pro gram for four bnttleahipa conaumed moat of the aetuilon of tne aenaie to day. I'llea. of WBBhinglon. opened tho debate, declaring thai tne Asia tic altuntlon affecting tne racmc conat waa a mvnnce to that section, aa war clouda might quickly rlae there over aome cinart rjeiween Am erlrana and the Jnpnnoae. He wanted a fleet kept tn tho I'aclflc. Thla, ha declared, waa a menaure of pence, nnd not of war. H came, he bh Id, from the aection of the coun try that mitat be the atorm center of nny conflict In the Tnciric ocean, me pw.pl of tho I'aclflc were In favor of four hattloahlpe. He Kent to the fiict to aenato leadort toduy l re gardod a reaponalblo for the n- i.v iinio that he would , llllUll:.?., :. n ' " " propoau an anitsdment appropriating $7,000,000 toward mo cuubu uhi of thoBO ah I pa. ni.,. m,. i, .tatvil hla DOBltlon !on this point with unusual eniphasla and auddenneaa lonay, upon mum. us. that the bill a paHsed by me nouiw waa Blmply a "paper" provision for n.i on I ificreaan. Authorization of tne ships waa made, but no money car ried to make the provision effective. Huch legislation as this, the president made known to nu numerous .u Kresslonal callors, was a travesty as to elTectlveneBB, as wcu bb rarais all the earmarks of legislative leg erdemain Intended to make -cldlcit- lous his campaign lor mo greater .. .. .... That the presidents quicn ana i.,n..,i. .iinn ia to ne effective is evidenced by the action of Chairman Hale, of the senate naval committee. In announcing thnt ai me proi-r time he will propose the $7,000,o00 amendment. Tuesday, April 21. Washington, April 21. Against a united democracy, which denied the sincerity of the republican majority, tho house today, by a vote of 184 to 110, passed Speaker Cannon's reso ii.finn orovldinar for an Investigation of tho paper trust and, in pursuance of Its provisions, the speaker an nounced as the commltU'o of six who will conduct the investigation -nanu (111.), Miller (Kan.), manoro iw'ia t Bannon (OJ. Sims (Tenn.) and Ryan IN. Y.) Fltitgerald created laugnier Dy r ferrlne to the speaker as "the whole business" In the bouse. He said that be had told some people, wno naa written him aooui wooa puip, uui m mm tholr tlm on the white bouse. as the president had In a degree re cently lost his Influence with th house. ... "We will stand by the president to the last ditch." he humorously re marked, 'and 1 expect we and th president will go Into the last ditch together." The McCall campaign puoiicuy diu todny was unanimously reeommend a icx iha hniiu for Dasaaee by the committee on election of president. vino iiri .l.tent'a detik a statement of a voU of 162 editors attending aivl(. ore.ident and representatives In . . , . ,. .LI.1, .A 1 .1 1 . . 1 a w A Plenum in rew iora. .nun. congress. rnougn inirouuceu vj showed 126 In favor of the four bat- repUtItean. It had the undivided sup jtlcahlps and the prosldent's policy for . port of tne democratic members ot naval expansion. tne committee, and oi nauonai puo- u.' hi l.i tin hnil never been one of i ...n.iDiin 1 1 1 1 1 J W nw. .. tho who feared war. It should not. be denied, n said, tnni mere was on Washington. April 21. Tne re the fnrlflc coast a peculiar condl- porled purpose of tho president to Hon, nnd tho time wns coming oengend ,he fle(,t o battleships now on ih. ii.i.niln nf this country would:... ,, , n,nnH iha world. ,.. i,. ihnt rnndltlon. The Pa cific coast, be udded, had by Its op portunities attracted many Asinuca. who hud liwn reared in a ainerem way from the people of thn United u..,...u Thm. u.i n rioaMlltilltV Of a cliiKh between these people nud those of the Tiicinc coaat. the Pacific coast around the world, wna the basis of a discussion In the senate todny when the naval appro- prlatlon bill was taken up for con sideration. Defending the policy of sending the fleet of battleships to the Pacific ocean. Senator Ldge said great goou is already resulting from the long cruise and It Is teaching the fleet how to maintain itself away from shipyards, by making repairs through Its own mechanics on ooaro. . 1. 1.... I.... Anrll It The hlisl- llliniiini.Kiii, ,-... - ness of the house proceeded today at ii rapid gait, despite the fact thnt the democrats forced six rollcans. um I 000 pension Mils were put through, the lurst-at batch of the session. A bill was passed providing tor tne .,..,(.,, r nf. on mi visible waters during regnltiis nnd murine- pnramn. There also was aiscuaseu m n-ns.. cost question in me iuuuuuuiuii j the ' Hurlesoti resolution demanding speaker Cannon of a resolution for thi report of the Commissioner orithe appointment of a select commit- Corporations on tne cause oi uucioa tlons In cotton. The voto on that iiioii sure will be taken tomorrow. Irqjiry Into Paper Trust. ie.,.u,.inn Anrll 24. A definite Li., uo. h.un tinliiv toward a solu- i parades. tj(,n 0( tne wood pulp and newspaper nt length fo8t quostlon In the Introduction by i ti ir Sfic: ntnK p,.r hundred: Wlln",pu" . buying price, 46c per ! Multnomah. ' I'V,. m; ,1.1. S.udl.. f.paranio, H'"-,""" "V"1,, i Jf RHc -nllle An Kaperanto Clnh' hundred, new lm . f..r,ne, this city with six ! ' job p'rlcr I i4 .7 5 P-' inewhrrs. for tho study of, "'"""rfwn. irU-e $4 2B tff 4 50 ll lit ........ .. I i ............ i I tltllliio". - -- . I udred; buying "ul,a. .reHit,.,, Arthur McPhll- PW "W; ...'"jjiirt "per box; fancy'. $21 cholee. $ . rm,,,,r7' $1 2&. ... liSOtffS .u 1.11 ii , ii i, -". - r remi . . tarv. K it t l.nnta trensiirer I' I'. Hwnnder, Instructor, lll 1h held weekly. F'tk Laid to OorrU f'li I'ulla Track Inylng was r" .i ,r.,i4.75: common inpiiuim. . - . II tin. U In inn Hi rlvnr lteg 11 in,. will be c-atubllHheil f'at tail Year's Wheat. V IV..I..1....... .. I '" iKiin'ra urn vei j un"j r'i"K wneat from tho Mnorns ft on inn Ciillfornla North-, $a.B0fif 4 ; cows. best. Dnrrl. vi.ulnr.lnv Thla new cilolllOII. $ 3 2 B (if 3.7 5 , cnivtB. f 'i so ulli of thn Oregon line 4. BO. ,M.ers $t 8 .f: ullin from the steiitlihoat Sheep Heal win. 1 m ,1 m IAi altirlllir ltllllUPl pound. n.ann. nvernge K wheat from tho Mnoras woo t'.aaiei ,.,, mere was n quantity or best, iiwiac. i . ,,,,.- RC. on hand Inst fall when the to shrinkage; Valley. 121GC a ) ....I . . . ' Am, mini IV. ion stop to naming, nm corning vu j.jniin per ho hnnln.l tn th. Rhanlko Mohair Choice, lOHPHUW Tarnado In Nebratks. Paris. Neb.. April 24 -About f. o'clock thla afternoon a tornado de utroved the eiiatern portion of De port' a town 20 miles southeast ot !. ..'. . i,n.. L- u lahell. u i nig- runs, boh"h ,.,. gist, and wounding several olhw. The lahell inmuy waa ui "H'l'"' - the storm came Tract Icnllv nil tne reaiiien.T.-i. -Li.. ,.f nn were destroyed, me enai ain.j .- - - at leaat 25 or SO being scntterod over the country In fragment. Oak drove .a town mm o. - ....- vllle. on tho Texas J nemc - riwid. Is reiiorted "V": h,i' n-ny tiouaesneing ... o without lataiiiifa aa pi... mith of the storm was several hundred yards wide. Revive CoachlnR In England. ..n. Anrll 24. Alfrcd G. Vnn- .I..J.II. Khnao' effort to revive Inter- ,,, 'coaching In England hu been ho symptillieticniiy recc....... . - . nih nn a series nf trial .ion m.- : " rnll, ,,e w(lt) trips over li e i ...n-"-,, " rtv f accompttniea ;""",",, ollt. P truffle m iVdllly it, order to nU !;)w Ino cottoh to gain a free p.iw. Mr Vnndorbin win nmno regulnr trip on May 4. Thursday. April 23 Washington. April 23. After one of the hardest fought legislative bat tles of this session, the house of rep reaentntlves. Into this nf crnoon by n I voto of 247 to 8. pnsred the Fulton lnnd-grnnt renolutlon witnoui amenu- mont Prior to tne vote on uoi.i iii.aunn... Kordnev's nnit'Pdment was voted down. 43 to 227. Tho resolu tion will go to the president ny tne end of the week nnd will promptly be signed hy him. Immediately tnerenuer si pa he tnken to Initiate milt against the . fnllrnrnin Until olid Com- pnnv to s.-ctire forftMtiire of the tin- sold portion or Its grnm. rw ... time being. It Is nnderstoid, no pro-ciH-dlngs will be nndfrtnken against lumber rompnnlea nnd other pur- rhnsera from the raiirona. I.....VI..I.. inrii 93 As the V BBIlI"K..i... "I" , ., senate wns about to conclude consid eration of the nnvnl npproprinuou bill todnv, Senator Piles, of Wash ington, proposed on amendment m crenalng from two to four the num ber of new bittiicsnips io mr ui...... i A spirited debate occurred on the nmondment for tne rosiricuou o. ... purchase of mnterlnls for the con ' ... v, hnttlunhlnR and sub- siruciitiii in " -- ----- ... marine bonts to tnoso oi uom... manufnctnro the appointment of a select commit tee or six memiiers io inimusmo nnd obtain all possible information as to the reasons for the increased price of white paper "to the end that needful legislation may oe euni-vcu. rh.. .miiiiiiiinn which was rcfprr.'d to the committee on rules, of which the speaker Is chairman, empowers the committee to sit In Washington or elsewhere during sessions of the house and the recess of congreci nnd confers the usual autnoruy oi iu- pena, the administration oi ouius. etc. ; Ircreasa Wldowi" Penion. .i'..... in..tnn Anrll 54. Conferees on the widows' pension bill reached an agreement loony oy auopin.s mn bill practically in the form as passed by the house. It increases from $8 to $13 per niontn tne pensions m widows or sonters oi ine ae.'i."i i-,.i nnri civil warn, and will in crease the pensien list about $12,- 000.000. Seeks National Registration M'..hiniTtnn Anril 24. Senator Curtis today Introduced a bill to re quire corporations organised tinder federal or state charters to register with the department oi coramurcn and labor and secure a permit there from before attempting to transact business in a state or lerruory ....nn than that In which It is organised. Ai-b'tratlon With Spain. Tv'oohinirtnn. Anrll 24. A general inufnrtnre. , .-hi.,.i,.n ti-n..tv hotween the United ru"lon from the b I U Tore defeat- Stales -and Spain was signed todny. , strict ion irom w ,k ,w0tnnH ihnt the treaty fol- el. Hale esttmnt ng " nl, ".. I ,,. h'r ,hn general arbl- vimtinntlon or tne siwi imi "v . - " . . w ,V. i the Price of steel armor tratlon treaties already slgnetl be- ' . . . r r n ami M.ehlnlati Slrlke MnrshnllK''". ApJhLV"r7 tho' Uoosevolt will' veto tho nnvnl appro wi..iu.. iii the vnrlmiB shops or '"i '"... vm .hl,i,i the senate, at lowa Cenrl railway "'l' dTd" '.he hous. fall to make any a P- i..,.ihun wiiii inni'in ' . iinn rjin f n a ywti iitiLLii-niiiifa ,,.R,.i.., i -,,(. ,,n hour propria. io.. .... tlces. A renucuo.. . . whlch are authoruca in ine monau.y in the wage schedule eausea l romDt announcement ot this Istrike. hurt been reduced from oio o $600 per ton to $416 tr ton. W.Hnc.H.v. Anrll 22 WnsMngton. April 22,Presldent tween this nnd several of the Euro pean governments. Millions for District of Columbia it- 1.1... Anrll !n Thn Dis trict of Columbia appropriation bill was reported to the senate today. It carries $11. 494, tin f, an increase $1,954,388 over the amount of the bill as It was passed Dytnetvjuse. rr -""jrlng monno.