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WEEKLY EDITION. WEEKLY EDITION. 104 $1.50 Copies of the SEMI-WEEKLY EAST Ca4uie< be bettt, !• »past titea by eab- scribing for the WEKKLT MAffT OREGONIAN will be sent you in one year (or only (2.00. the news of the interest you. It prints world end OREGONIAN will Try It! for a year. VOL. XXVII. SENAT ARLES IN . WITH GRABBERS. Presi of Interior Favor Abolish Wash* ington Man R That Western Senators Fight Against Repeat. Wallace. Idaho. Dec. 24.— Keen in terest is being taken by the Coeur d'Alene people in the action of the na tional government on the bill intro Occupants of Flats Owned ty uuced by Senator Quarles to repeal the stone and timber act. is said Him Suffer From His Failure by local business men that if It the act is repealed it will have a bad effect to Keep Obligations. on Idaho. The intormation given out here ac- * uses Senator Quarles of being in league with the Wisconsin lumber (ompanies in providing a way for the TENANTS CANNOT BUY Eastern lumber companies to come West and secure the Umber lanas ot COAL AT PRESENT PRICES. Idaho, Washington and Oregon. The Wisconsin timber tracts have given out and the stone and timber act is Famities Have Beggc dthe Owners of no longer a protection to those peo 1 A W ar. *■ R. A.- N Tennement Blocks to Warm the engineer, running from Tekoa. Wash., Apartments—Widespread Suffering to Wallace, has written to Senator A. G. Foster and Congressman W. L. Is Now Certain. Jones asking them to work for the New York. Dee. 24.—J. Pierpont defeat of the Quarles bill. In their Morgan was summoned to appear be- answers Mr. Foster does not commit ore the district court. January 2, a» c.mself. but Mr. Jones says: efendant in a suit brought by two o! ................. — . _____ '¿t- W. Perley. Tekoa. Wash.— is flat tenants. The complainants I yOUI- favor of December 6 at hand allege that he ha.~ broken his con an(j contents noted, and 1 beg to as- ■.ract by not keeping the fiats warm Isure you that 1 am giving this mat- nd that they were compelled to buy j(>r considerable thought. I have anthracite at ruinous pr: « s to kee; been inclined against the repeal ot irom freezing. Although they re 1 those Jaws, but the president and the ; eatedly telephoned Morgan an' | secre tary of the interior are very wrote protests they received neithei I anxious that they should be repealed. * oal nor satisfaction. I on the ground of some frauds they The freezing weather of the pas' claim have been perpetrated. I can week has driven many poor families | ¡-gr why, if frauds have been to the verge of desperation. The I committed, the department can not 1 rice of coal is absolutely beyom I punish the guilty parties by cancel their reach, while the proprietors ot I pug their entries or holding up pat the large tenement houses and fiats I ents etc. 1 must ____ ________ _____ have more evidence openly violate their rent contracts ir. I than has been presented before I sup- : -gard to keeping apartments warm I port these matters, and I certain!» idcspread suffering is now almost | shall take into consideration the ar . ». - number of -. su[nents presented by you. «ertain. Morgan owns a 1 ats now occupied by large families, ”W. L. JONES and they have exhausted ail reasona Mr. Foster’s letter to Mr. Perley ble means in trying to have the build says: ings warmed sufficiently to keep chil ”1 am of the opinion that your sug dren fro mfreeling. gestion that the bill may not be act ed on during the present session may OFFICER MORTALLY WOUNDED, [be complied with. I now have up I with the commissioner ot the general Negro Desperado Runs Amuck at land office the question of rights of Wheeling. W. V.—May Be Lynched. the settlers and entrymen with refer ence to the proposed law. and shall Wheeling. W Va, Dec 24.—A ne b<- glad to give you further informa- gro desperado attempted to avoid ar tion on the subject” rest at noon today and ran out on the bridge crossing the Ohio. Officers Twenty Per Cent Increase. at the other end opened fire. Officer New York. Dec. 24.—The New York Bowen was mortally wounded The negro emptied his revolver and Ucew Central announces an increase of 2' per cent of all salaries in the clerical up his hands. He was lodged in jail at Wheeling. department, effective December 1.- He may be lynched. IS HEARTLESS tor a year. Jate think! tlJ* giva* yon nil the nawe PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO..OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26.1902 MABINI TO BE RELEASED. Aguinaldos Former Secretary of State to Be Taken From Exile. Washington, Dec. 24.—It Is semi- officially understood that the war de partment is ready to comply with the request of the anti imperialist move ment that Apolibaro Mablni. Aguina! do’s former secretary of state, shall be released unconditionally from ex- lie and captivity. Mabini still refuses to take oath ot allegiance. POLICEMAN SENTENCED TO FIGHT THE COMBINE. FELL HEADLONG Crown Princess of Saxony, Pumpman of the White Swan Who Consorted With an Mine, While Attempting to Repair a Pump, Fell Into American Dentist, is Now With Two Professional Burglars He Stole $8000 Worth of Jewelry From at Geneva. the Sump. a Store on His Beat » Chicago. Dec 24.—Policeman Pat- rick Mahoney today was found guilty of burglary and was given an inde terminate sentence in the penitenti THE EMPEFOR REQUESTS WAS HORRIBLY SCALDED al y. Mahoney and two professional HER TO RETURN HOME burglars blew open the salt in a jew —DIES THIS MORNING elry store on Mahoney's lieat and stole goods worth $8000. During the trial it developed that the policeman She Was Accompanied to Switzer- Miners Heard His Cry and Rescued devoted his spare time io perfecting 'and by Her Brother Leopold. Who burglar's tools. Him, But Too Late—Flesh Pealed FIGHTING THE BLIZZARD. Has With Him as a Mistress French Dance Fill Singer. a From the Bones—Was a Single C>gar Men of New York to Keep all Trust Good* Out of Sight—Aak Sup port of Unions. New York. Dec. 22 The Retail Ci gar ft Tobacco Dealers' Association of Greater New York, has decided to begin its active campaign against the American Tobacco Company on sev- eral lines. By a unanimous tesolu- tlon the members of the association pledged themselves not to purchase any new brands of toba< co from the company alter January 1, 1903. By another resolution, also passed unan imously. the members will on J anti ary 1 remote Irom their show case* and stores all advertising matter ol the combine, and will, as far as poe sibie, remove its goods from their shelves and keep them out of sight They will only keep these brands of tobacco which are standard and tor which there is an active demand It was decided that a committee of l'i should visit all labor organizations of the city and request them to ab stain from the purchase of the Amer ican Company's goods and aid them otherwise in making the fight, it was ordered that every member of the as soclation place In his window a pla card which shall show that he is or the side of the independents. Try tt! NO. 8 I A FIREMAN KILLED. While Assisting People to Escape From Burning Bilding. a Ladder Broke With the Fireman. Bradlord, Pa, Dec. 23.—The Odd Fellows’ brick block burned this morning. The upper flour was occu- pied as sieeping rooms. Five Are men on a ladder were assisting the people from the upper stories to es cape- and were precipitated to the giouud by the breaking ot the ladder. On* was killed outright and another v. as seiiousiy injured. The loss will amount to $2Ou.OOU. Rabbi Wise and G. Y. Harry of the State Federation of Labor, Hold Conference THREE GIRLS FATALLY IN JURED IN ST. JOSEPH. Fire Breaks Out in the OREGON LEGISLATURE Factory—Four Have SHOULD TAKE ACTION. Broken. St. Joeeph. Mo . Dee. 23.—Fire oc < urred in the Chase candy factory this aiiernrxm. Six girls jumped from the New Compulsory School Law to ba third story windoy. Three were ta- Introduced Present Law* not En taoy injured. The oldest, age 19. and forced—Attorney Will rasa on Bill* the three next oldest, agea 16. liolii legs broken. The loss to be Propoaad by Labor. $100.000. Portland, Dec. 24.—Tb* Rev. 8. 8. Wise, representing the Stale board PRESENTS GREETINGS. ot chanue* and correction, held a Pope Leo Receives Thirty Cardinals conference last evening with G. Y. —Apparently in His Usual Good Harry, presiaent ut toe state feeler* lion of labor, relauve to a bill being Healtn. prepared proviuusg lor toe aboUUoc. Rome Dec 23 —Thirty cardinals ut child labor in Oregon. i resented holiday gteetings to the Buto utgire.rat tons are working tope this morning Leo replied in a jointly on tne proposed measure, arm tirrn voice apparently in bis usual one ot toe principal >ae*a wiucL 1* Leal th. He expressed his satisfar being kept in view la to draft * law non at the loyalty of Catholics toat wih not admit ot uoiauon wito throughout the world. impunity. Lawa Inefficient EXPLOSION CAUSED PANIC. it ui pointed out toat several ot toe Eastern state* have child labor Followed by Fire—Eight Seriously laws, «men do not prove effective Burned—Lose Smail. notaule among «nicb la Peonsyi- Cincinnati. O De 23.—A gas ex- »ania. Boys ot tender age, and even plosion followed by fire in an apart girls >n some instance*, are employed ment bous« thia morning caused a auo«t the mines, and all sorts ot I am* among the inmates Eight metooc» are resorted to in order to were wriously burned thtee rossi e»ade toe law. its every Utue weaa i> is taken ad «antage at by toe em- The loss was -mal! I b fatal!» p.iyer, and quite DequenLy by toe parent* wbo are over-aeaioua to hav $»00.000 Fire in Nebraska. Beatrice. Neb, Dec 23—Fire this ing toeir children become seif-aup- forenoon destroyed the three-atory purting at toe ume toat Urey ahou.d brick Masonic Temple The Bearne» oe in schooL Educate Children. Nat.onal Bank and several smaller buildings are still raging In the The mil toat will be introduced be vaults of the ¡utok buried beneath fore toe Oregon irgiaiaiure will con- th« debris, are The dam ag> 'tain ecucauoual leature*. maatog It so far Is about $5>"i.fi00 compulsory tor children net ween cer- uun ages to attend school. There is a raw ot thus kind already on the stat Another Fire. Bellaire. O. iYc 23.—Fire in the ute books, but it is not very rigidly wbcleaale district today caased a Joss enforced. beveral of toe Wils which organised ot $100.fs*' labor is taking an active interval in are now prepared and have been sub mitted to an attorney, wno will in quirt into their constitutionality, other bLiis are being tramed, and will t* ready to introduce sbortiy after toe convening of toe state lawmakers Man. President J. J. Hill and Superinten Geneva, De 23.—Crown Princess Baker City. Dec 23.- Thomas dent Ward in the Snow Near St. I !.<.>,;js.. oi Saxony Is at the Hotel Ge- Joyce, a pumpman at the White Paul—Snow Plows Sent to Their|neva here with Corin, a French tutor Swan mine. 13 miles northeast of this Assistance. She b-vonies a mother in May. The place, fell down a shaft last night St. Haul. De»'. 24—J. J lather of her child Is supposed to be into the sump filled with boiling One-Eighth of Its Value, Superintendent Ward and eu American dentist. S:.c was accom- water He wa» horribly scalded and Two hundred corporations in this train are fighting their way ... . ... His flesh peeled -ountry represent an aggregate capi the Great Northern in a terrific bliz-1 i'ani‘11 here my her k. other. Arch died this morning tai of $3.500.000.000. They employ sard. Extra snow plows have been I Duke. Leopold who haa as a mi* trom »ue bones Frederick | tress a French dam * hall singer sent to their assistance. The sump was heated by an exhaust 400.000 workers, pay $Z5o.u0O.OOO in wages and have an annual output of We.verhaus* r, the multi-millionaii e The princess received a visit today from the pump Joyce descended to $2.000,000,000. Does any one serious lumber king, is critically ill at his ftoni two arch duke« »ent by Emper fix the pump and fell head long ly believe that the labor represented residence here. or Franz Joseph, asking her to return Miners on the 300-toot level heard his by this output was worth only on BUNCOED A KLONDIKER. home immediately. cry and rescued him. but he died in eighth Its value?—Roseburg Review . The crown princess ot Saxony fi'-d ___ agony soon after. New Bank for Elgin. Two Indiana Men Get Up Bunco Footlirom ber home on the night of De His aiate: He was a single man Elgin. Dec 23.—The controller oi Man Out of I*ember 11 or 12 ^cording to the Mrs Mary Quigley, lives In Idaho Races and Swindle the currency has authorized the Or I Dresden Journal. She is said to have He I has a brother in the Klondike $63.000. egon First National Bank of this city __Sher-1 sud<i0nly. in “ state of Intense excite- Hot Springs. Ark.. with a capital of $25.00«. . J A Mas iff Petersburg, of Indiana, arrived ment- deserted her family at Sales tenon. D Bommer. J. U Hindman. OPERATIONS DELAYED. here today »vith extradition papers forHurs and ,o have gone abroad The H H Hueg. D B. Hendricks and Ryan and Ashmore, indicted in ’nd!- S’“10” court functions for the winter sna and charged with buncoing Fred I ¿ern. canceled. including the Recent Cold Spell Cause* Building others are the incorporators Operations to Cease in walla Lory, a returned Klondiker, out otp*ew 'earF reception. Her reputed Nearly 1000 Dead and Injured. $63.000 m lake foot races____________________________ “*d to ** * proml Walla. St. Petersburg. Dec. 23—An offic nent Philadelphian. Walla Waite. Dec. 23 —A lull in ial dispatch today places the ntftnbet t Prince Friederich August, crown building operat!ui.i> in this city ha' at dead and injured from the earth REPUBLICAN WON. prince of Saxony. marri-d November thrown -iut ->( mpluyment scores of quake a week ago at nearly l(>00 21. 1891. the Princess lx>uise of Tus uien who were busily engaged In >on- Seventy fl\e bodies have beer Inter Colorado Will Elect a Republican cany. They have five children.) atiucting buildings until the recent red Senator to Succeed Teller. Seismi' disturban*«»» continue cold snap came several days ago The Denver. Dec. 24—The state can IwERE DRIVEN FROM GENEVA cold was not severe enough to cause vassing board by a vote Fire in Spokane. DURING RECENT STRIKE work to be abandoned but the fog two this morning, seated the repub- _____ Spokane. Dec 23.— Fire last night and ram made It ini practicable for l ean contestant to the bouse of rep I One 3^ Expl<>de<j the Cathe. men to do their beat work, and a gen demolished the passenger depot ol resentatives. thus Insuring the elec Navigation eral suspension occurred. Four large the Or-gon Railroa*! a dral of St Pierre — Another Was tion of a republican senator to suc Company. <ausine a loss ot SlO/Whi. Thrown at the President's House. buildings are delayed seriously while ceed Teller. a dozen lesser ones will have to wail Geneva, Dec. 23.—A bomb was ex- for sunshine before progress ariil be j ploded in tbe French cathedral of St al tempted The Odd Fetid »»' temple, Pierre this morning The edifice was a large brick structure, is nearly THIRTEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED not seriously damaged Windows ready for the front the Baumeister within a radius of several blocks were- brick, the largest building tn the city. know Storm in Michigan Causes a smashed. It is believed t<T have been ia ready tor the second floor and the Bad Wreck—Twenty-four Injured perpetrated by anarchists as a re near warehouse of the Inland Empire PRESIDENT AND FAMILY NOT MADE PUBLIC. venge for their expulsion from Gene Produce Company ia almost ready to ALREADY CONTROLS Including Five Trainmen. va during the recent strike RECIPIENTS OF MANY SIXTEEN HUNDRED BELIEVES IN TRANS STEEL AND NAILS Brand Rapids. Mich., Dec. 24.—The ro«>( The Davin three-story block Answers of Germany anp England Re Later in the forenoon another at- lias reached the third floor and is In MILES OF TRACK. MIGRATION OF SOULS. express train on the Pere Marquette tempt was ceived at tne State Department made by an anarchist to railway this morning during a blind a bad shape to stand the severe wet The United States Corpcratien ■s a Relatives. Friends and Admirers of me Rocsevelts Send Them a Great Washington. Dec. 24.—Detailed re ing snow storm, crashed into the rear Southern Pacific Leads With 67. At Point Loma Is an Absolute Dicta explode a bomb in the president's weather II is expect®«! that tn two Iron Monopoly—Forge Practical residence, The bomb was hurled over or three weeks the weather will have plies of Great Britain and Germany end of a freight while running at full Number of Presents. Miles—Columbia and Nehalem Val tor—Everyone at the Institution ihi- wali and exploded in the Weak. yard m tiled so that operations can be s( eed. Thirteen persons, including Washington. D 8, Dec. 23.—Christ tu the Venezuelan arbitration propos, ley Has Five Miles—Projected Subject to Her Will. Oevelaad. O, De» 2V —Tb.- iron The residence was not seriously dam-, tinued long enough to finish up five trainmen, were seriously injured. mas presents are arriving in great uon have oeen received at the state Trade Review. >n its issue this week, San Diego. Cal. Dec. 23.—What aged. Lines Will Run the Mileage to 2000. Mvven others were slightly injured. work on hand numbers at the white house, coming department They will not be made says The official announcement ot public until President Roosevelt's re The mileage of steam railroads op punxrrts to be a remarkable revels-1 tion of the inner workings of the The-1 the absorption ot the new Union Steel irom relatives, personal mends ana sponse is ; or warded. W. C. COLEMAN DEAD. KLONDIKER ARRESTED. erating in the State of Oregon as admirers ot the Roosevelt*, The char- OFFICES IN OEMAND. Com;*any. with its Doner* and Sharon osophical institution at Point Loma, common carriers is as follows: plants, by the United States Steel acter ot the gifts is varied Some are was brought out at today's session Was a Prominent Railroad Man anc John Delamarre. Explorer and Mining Corporation, is the most important costly, others unique, and not a lew Southern Pacific ............................ 6* V of the trial of the libel suit of Mrs. Many Years gent for the W. A C. A New Condition in Walla Walla Man, Suspected of Crookedness. piece ot consolidation news since the on the freak order. They come not Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co »33 Katherine Tingley, head of the Uni-1 R. at Dayton. After the New Year—Rents Very corporation itself was formed Their only irom the slates, but from the lram Nebraska, used to splutter and Paris. Dec. 24.—The police today Corvallis __________ & ____ Eastern .................... 1421 versal Brotherhood against the Times- _ Dayton. Wash.. Dec. 23.—W. C. splutter when.be was excited, said seised the rapers of John Delamarre I Astoria & Columbia River........ 83 Mirror company, of Los Angeles The High. acquirement strengthens the steel cor West Indies and the tar East. Cigars a well known explorer and mining I Columbia Southern ...................... 70 evidence is in the form of a deposition C deman. for many yeats agent for Walla Walla. Dec. 23.—The new poration in its hold upon the fighter without number are sent to the presi a senator. "One day he got up to man. manager of the new Klondike | Sumpter Valley .............................. 46 made by Ixiuis S. Fitch, of Hartford. the Washington & Columbia River year will be opend with a new condi lines of production and tn the wire dent trom Cuba, Porto Rico and Ma maae a speech. He stood immedi railway at this place, and a prominent tion in the business blocks of this and wire nail field gives it a practical nila. the senders evidently not being ately behind Spooners desk. Senator Arning Company, which is capitalized Washington & Columbia River., 45 Conn. at $8.000.006. The police refuse to Coos Bav Roseburg A Eastern., 29 According to the deponent, who railroad man. aied in this city yes city. There is scarcely ar. office monopoly, apart from the Alabama aware of the tact that Ml L_jseven. Ugaila was taikmg to Spooner while which are unlike bis predecessor, uas no great me speech was going on Van Wyck state the actual charges against him Oregon Short Line ........................ 15 says he was employed as bookkeeper terday of complication of disease«, room to be had at any price, and and Colorado concerns loiidneso ¡or toba*.-*«. From < nma was nervous, and he sputtered ana largely sectional In their domestic but say he is suspected of irregulari Rogue River Valley ...................... 6 by the Universal Brotherhood, of from which he had suffered for years. along the l DUIHIIFB» FlICT-lB 4UTIT uw ------ r»--« ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- business streets there is not ♦t06- I Goble, Nehalem & Pacific............ 4 whi<4; he 1 -came a member, a dog be About a year ago his health failed a business or store room vacant any competition, while both look to the and the Philippines come many curios spluttered more than usual. ' Ingalls clapped his hands ,oudly 3 longing tc Sirs. Tingley, was suppos and be left the city to recuperate In where In a building suitable for bust export trade for a partial outlet. Five and not a tew ot lhes* are addressea Independence & Monmouth —. JURY DISAGREED. Oregon & Southeastern .............. 10 ed to hav<> iniierited the spirit of the the East. The change did no Good, news purpose*. The demand for of blast furnaces, of which four are un to the younger ur ulert of the pres, »an Wyck slopped suddeno to see Tropical fruits, includ ■ tat «as the matter. A page tan 5 former leader of the Theosophical and a few weeks ago he returned. fice rooms is strong and dally per der construction, are thus added to dent's family Columbia & Nehalem Valley........ Was Ordered Back After Points Were movement; that Mrs. Tingley was re the last hope having been dissipated. sons are se«’n trying to secure loca the corporation's 77, the live capable ing crates ol pineapples, bananas and up. "Boy,* said Inga.is, loud enough • Total................................................ 1664 garded a» the prophet in line of suc He left a wife and considerable prop- tion* In the central part of the city, of producing 800.000 tons a year The oranges, Lave been received at the ex <o be heard m the galleries, bring Explained. cession including Buddha. Christ of erty. with no success at all. This congest corporation also adds to its outfit 24 ecutive mansion, and turkeys, barrels ocaator Spooner an umbreRg ana Freehold. N. J.. Dec. 24.—The jury New Roads and Extensions. the Mahommet. and that she told the ed condition will be relieved when the open-hearth furnaces, with a capacity ot apples and wild game tare come ming me a rubber coax.' trying Laura Bigger, the actress, at tiom friends within the states. The The new roads projected are: "Van Wyck sat down abruptly and WILL BE TAKEN TO PARIS. deponent that marriage relations as Baumeister building I* completed, of *50.000 tons a year. 8 o’clock this morning reported a dis Oregon Central—Coos Bay & Salt known to the world in her belief were With the quiet that has come upon daily delivery ot innumerable parcel« never did huish his speech."—New some time In the future, as the build agreement It was ordered back after Lake City. wholly false and perverted and that Extradition Papers Prepared—Infor ing will furnish about 40 rooms for the iron trade in this closing montn at the white Louse bear testimony tu lurk World. certain points were explained. the tact that it s indeed going to be a Oregon & Pacific—Grant's Pass to people who lived the life at Point Lo mation Concerning Their Defense offices, and three large store rooms, of the year, there is a declining ten Freehold. Dec. 24.—The jury ac Crescent City, Cal. merry Christmas with the chief exec Where Ignorance is Blear dency in pig iron which encourages ma would evolve so as to reach a with steam heat and all modern con Not Obtained. quitted Miss Bigger and convicted Dr Portland. Nehalem & Tillamook— A Dalles woman hurrying to catch veniences. Even nt this time all the buyers to hold over their contracts utive and his family. In spue ot nun. Hendricks and Justice of the Peace Portland to Nehalem and Tillamook. stage where marriage would not be Paris. Dec. 23.—The formalities for necessary. beat location* have been leased by until January, at least The inability erous exacting duties Mrs. Roosevelt a train rushed into her husband s 9tenton. Salem, Falls City & Western—Dal He said the pledge of the Esortic the extradition of the Humberts have local business or professional men. of railroads to haul iron from furnaces has managed to »¡-end several hours store and finding that he was la the las to Falls City and Siletz. Society of Theosophy was very bind- teen arranged and they will be For many year* the business dis accounts largely for the Increase in each week at the different stores ana oarber shop next door, flew in there, STRIKE WILL BE ORDERED. Hilgarde, Granite & Southwestern i ing. all members taking an oath tc brought here tomorrow. No one is al trict has been occupied by a large pig Iron stocks shown by the statis in consequence all of Ler gilts are .uiprinted a caicb-as-cauh-can saiute —Hilgarde to Granite. obey the leaders in all things: the lowed to interview them, hence re number of saloons, every one anxious tics for December 1, the gain being ready for distribution. Like Mrs. Me on the lather covered face of the man Unless All Steamship Lines on Coast Corvallis i Southern—Corvallis to leader being Katherine Tingley Mrs. liable information concerning their to secure the best corners in the city. about 23.000 tons over the 71.000 tor.s Kinley she selects the presents tor hei in the chair, admonished him to write Sign New Wage Scale for Engi Eugene. 1 ingley had absolute control over defense is unobtainable. be shown NovemDcr 1. Producing capa intimate friends from little keepsakes every day and then boarded the train Enormously high rentals would St. Helens k Vernonia—St. Helens "evrything and everybody which she neers. paid in this line ot business, and mer- city advanced from 337,559 tons a made by her own bands. Miss Ethei is biisstul ignorance that her husband WILL BE TREATED ALIKE. exercised in the minutest detail. She Portland, Or., Dec. 24.—Unless all to Vernonia. chants had to pay about as much or week on November 1. to 343.65V tons noosevelt will not rece.ve a doll thu uad viewed the performance from the The Dalles Southern—The Dalles to regulated where every member should lose the corners where the principa1 a week on December 1. but the snows year, and this will be the first time chair next to the other bewilder®», steamship companies on the coast sign the new wage schedule framed Lakeview, Canyon City and Ontario. lodge, what they should eat. and Castro Promise* French That They trade gathers. In this way landlords of the past 10 days have given fresh that hei mother has not dressed such man—Dalles Chronicle. Extensions are projected or are where they should eat it; whom they by the marine engineers by January Will Be Paid After Difficulties Are have secured high rentals for all good trouble to the blast furnaces in short a plaything for her daughter. Mr» Fraud Cauaaa Hardship, 10, a general strike will be inaugurat under way by the Oregon &. South should walk or talk with. business property In Walla Walla coke supply. A number of Central Roosevelt, however, learned that Miss Adjusted. eastern, from its present terminus to Al) eating was done in absolute si ed along the coast. But the rush tor second and third Western furnaces have again been Ethel had concluded that her family Homesteaders who now wish to Paris, Dec. 23.—President Castro, was large enough, and that she would the head of Champion Basin, in the lence. no member being allowed to floor locations where saloons have not banked. commute homesteads will have a replying to a note of the foreign office heart of the Bohemia mining district, speak to another. Pig iron tor early delivery shows a prefer books or some intricate pus much harder task than formerly, as attempted to go. la a new condition FROZEN TO DEATH. relative to the French claims, said ties, which are popular at her school, la distance of 28 miles; Columbia A further decline, and is now close to entirely. they would receive the same treat Little Quin li. S. commissioners and other land Nehalem Valley, from present termi the basis for the first half of 1903. instead ot more dolls officers have been notified by the de- Fate of Sick Man Who, When Alone, nus to Pittsburg; Columbia Southern, WON'T ENTERTAIN PROPOSI tm-nt as those of England, Germany which is also somewhat lower. Some tin. however, believes in boy babies, imrtment that the usually loone meth TION UNLESS UNANIMJUo and Italy, after the difficulties had DIED OF HEART FAILURE. and has quite an assortment of rough Left His Bed and Could Not Get from Shaniko, its present terminus, for $20 for Southern se.iers asked od of staying a night or two on the been adjusted by arbitration. to Bend, in Crook county, 100 miles; foundry at furnace for sheet riders, clergymen and soldiers, and hi claim every six months won’t work Back Again. No. Story Sent Out That Pope Leo Is III James Nolen, a Convict Sent From will doubtless add to hia collection. iron, while others quote $19 for early Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 24.—John Goble, Nehalem & Pacific, from pres now. unless they give a very valid ex Is Untrue—In the Best of Health. Ellensburg, Expires in Penitenti- delivery or within the next three Archiband scorns such playthings and WAITING FOR FORMAL REQUEST. Donovan, a pioneer resident, veteran ent terminus to Upper Nehalem always asks for something alive o: cuse for their absence—Wheeler months. $18.50 for second quarter ol Rome, Dec. 24. — It Is stated In vat of the civil war and Indian fighter, ary. for collars and other ornaments fot County Times. ican circles today that Venezuela han No Action as Yet, Taken by President during the early days in Wyoming, BUILDINGS WRECEKED. Walla Walla. Dec 23—James No 1903, and $18 for second halt. The in his numerous pets The cabinet wo creasing amount of iron offered fo> proposed to the pope that he arbitrate Roosevelt in Venezuelan Matter. is dead at his home in this city. He lan. a convict In the penitentiary, Investigation proves that foodstuffs men will follow the precedent estab l ad been ill for some time with par-1 Case of Blasting Powder Explodes in the allied claims. The Vatican will Washington, Dec. 23.—The formal died of heart failure yesterday morn early delivery leads consumers to hold lisbed la t year and will present Mrs shipped to Honolulu from Japan and alysis, and his wife, being away at a Hardware Store at kaoli, Ind.— not entertain the proposition unless request from the allied powers asking ir.g. death resulting before assistance off on later needs. While the Cen Roosevelt with a handsome gift. This China via San Francisco, are reepon made unanimously by all concerned. President Roosevelt to a^t as arbitra could be had. The man came from tra) West and the West are not like the time, he made an effort to attract . sibie for the cases of plague recent The story sent out by an irrespon tor in the Venezuelan matter la unre- Ellensburg eight years ago. and had ly to require much if any more foreign preseut is exceedingly beautiful and ly appearing there. A number ot th eattentlon of neighbors by throw- C'«rk Senously Injured. ing a pail* through the window. Hei Paoli. Ind, Dec. 24.—A heating sible representative of the press as celved. The cabinet meeting discuss- been In failing health for several iron, unless serious railroad troubles costly. None of the ladies feels free Japanese on nearby plantations were was unable to get back to bed and stove ignited a case of blasting pow- sociation that the pope was ill is en I ed the affairs and it was decided to months. He was considered a model should cut down the domestic supply to disclose its nature, but they all say taken with the plague and died In a froze to death on the floor | der in the Riley hardware store this tirely untrue. He has excellent health 1 await the formal request before de prisoner and had been on the trusty in a way not probable, there is still a it is something Mrs. Roosevelt has hospital in F Honolulu. An examlna desired for some tiu.e and for which, morning. It exploded and tore out and is in good Bpirits. termining upon a course of action. list for years, being at the time ot demand in the East for British and she has frequently expressed a wish lion of their effects was mA.de. but no the front end of the two-story brick SMALL RAISE IN WAGES. his death employed in caring for the German irons for foundry purposes, Mrs. Hay. as the ranking lady of the trace of the i germ was discovered un Was Fond of Corn. consid- and caused a two-story brick adjoinig lioultry kept at the Institution. Nolan and in the Pittsburg district 1 ui thorough tests had been made of There was once a man in South Da- North Carolina Fire, erable import iron was bought in the cabinet, was selected to purchase the some of the J Japanese groceries found States Steel | >t to crumble to the ground. The Employes of United was 53 years of age and was sentenc gift. at kota, who, accidentally or otherwise Ashville, N. C.. Dec. 23. — Fire prices past week for prompt delivery, Corporation Receive Eight Per Cent clerk in the tirst store was the only Recently he had in the house, These foods, under the I Hickory. 60 miles distant, which oe- ed for 16 years 1 person in either building. He was was sent to the legislature. Advance. been occupying a cell with another ranging from $21 to $21.50 microscope. showed trace of the WILLIAMSON MIXED. This gentleman being of an ignor l' urred at noon, destroyed a business Forge iron is weaker, and a lot of man. Sunday night the cellmate plague germs, and further examine Uniontown, Pa. Dec. 24.—Twenty thrown bodily Into the street by the ant nature felt highly honored over I block The I obh I s $40.000. force of the explosion and was seri beard a noise and called a guard, 5000 tons. Aalabama forge, was sold la Now Investigating Forest Reserve tion made of Oriental stuffs showed thousand employes of the United his position and being situated in an ously injured. . . In the paBt week to a large buyer at It only to find his friend dead, having that the diagnosis was correct States Steel Corporation today receiv- Question in Eastern Oregon. ignorant neighborhood, was looked Due to Misrepresentation. just expired. Friends have taken $14 at furnace January and Febru was learned also that the foodstuffs ed an increase of wages amounting to upon by others as an important man . Caiacas, Dec. 23.—The detention of charge of the body and will give it ary deliveries, it Is reported that No. At the Geiser Grand hotel last had been imported at San Francisco an average of 8 per cent. Themselves to Blame. 3 foundry has been offered at lit. night Mr Williamson was asked aboc t and was called upon to settle 1 ” “ *|the Red Line steamer Caracas by the Christian burial outside the prison. and reshtpped to Honolulu. After indulging In ruinous competi questions of vital Importance as nam Birmingham, for the first quarter of the forest reserve and he frankly Italian gunboat, was due to a misin $500 REWARD. tion for some time, the master print ing the babies, etc., etc. There was a next year. There is evidence here said: ers of several Swiss towns have form- gentleman who had received a lettei terpretation of the blockade orders CRACKER CREEK FACTS Farm Wealth. and there of some overbuying by con "I don’t know. About half you peo- offered by the Governor of Mississip- L.<j a (rUR, for purpose of regulat- from a friend in Kansas. The letter North Pole mine was offered ter Farmers so far as actual wealth Is sumers of foundry iron, occas'ornl of pie want the reserve and the other Green Appointed. pi for White Cappers. ing prices. Each member of the com- explained that corn was not plentiful ferings from such sources being re sale three year* ago for $$00,000. It New York, Dec. 23.—Mayor Seth concerned are the capitalists of the ported. The steel market shows more half do not. 1 am investigating the Jackson. Miss.. Dec. 24.—Governor bine has obligated himself to charge because of many immigrants coming has 5000 feet on the mother lode. United States. The census bureau matter and will direct my efforts In 1 ow has appointed General Vincent lxingine this morning issued a procla- the rate agieed upon by the trust. The into the country and devouring it. It Is now worth twenty million dol report on the value of farm property firmness, $27 at the seaboard being congress to please the people. I am this Green commissioner of police mation offering $500 reward each for | Swiss gentlemen have solved the prob At the word of immigrant the gen of the country estimates that the 5.- now the minimum on imports, whilst on my way now to Canyon City with lars. the arrest and conviction of white|lem. Employing printers who are tleman faltered. He could not grasp morning to succeed Partridge. The South Pole mine adjoins, has 739,657 farms of the United States domestic bessemer steel is quoted at this object in view.” rappers in any part of the state. J continually complaining of the low its meaning. He decided to call upon. ~ Mr. Williamson's position on the 4941 feet on the same lode, haa ell are worth $16.654.690,217. Of this $29.50 to $30 Pittsburg. Bishop of Cantebury Dead, prices they receive for their work the distinguished citizen for assist- forest reserve question is somewhat tunnels, amounting to 3300 feet, alt amount $3.560.198.191, or 24.4 per have only themselves to blame. Good lance, which he did. That worthy gen-1 l»ondon. Dec. 23.—Frederick Tom cent represents the value of build TEN YEARS IN SING SING. President Castro, according to a like the candidate for the position ol In ore. We expect within leas than work will command good prices, tieman not caring to expose his lgnor-|rje. *be arch bishop of Cantebury ings, and $13,114,492,056, or 37.6 per dispatch from Caracas has been selz teacher in a country school. A di three years' work to have a mine aa Detective Sharkey Said to Have Kill-¡Every employer owes It to himself to ance, explained after some hesitation, died at 8:17 this morning. cent, the value ot land and improve ed by a sudden and mysterious ill rector asked the prospective peda valuable as North Pole Is today. ed Nick Fish in a Drunken Row. see that the products of his shop are that he had thought much upon the South Pole stock la selling at M ments. Farm implements and machin ness. His secretary will divulge no gogue “Is the world round or fiat ' If he does this, he will not New York. Dec. 24.—Detective I ,l>e be8t- [subject and had found that an immi Attorneys for Bradshaw, the Pasco ery are worth $761.371.550 and live particulars and the friends of the The young teacher replied: “1 can cents until about January 1st. Sharkey this morning was sentenced uoed to worry about the profit side grant was a cross between a possum brakeman found guilty of murdering stock Is worth $3,078,050.041, making president are much agitated. The teach It either way. just as the pat Buy before the price raises to 10 years in Sing Sing by Justice I of tdie ledger.—Typographical Jour- and a coon. At least the animal was Peter Nelson have made apllcation the total farming wealth over $10.- news was given out at the Yellow rons desira."—Baker City Morning See Gahagan at Hartman Abstract Davy, for killing millionaire Fish. |na' I very fond of corn. House as a bars announcement. Democrat for a new trial 514.000.000. efftee, Pendleton, Ora.
