S'KLV EDITION I 104 -, $1.50 Copies ot the SEMI WEEKLY EAST Cannot be better spent than by sub­ OREGONIAN will be sent you In one year for only $200 the news ot the interest you. world scribing for the WEEKLY It prints and WEEKLY EDITION. EAST year. Just think. $1.50 gives you all the news OREGONIAN will Try it. VOL. XXVII. for a year. PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1903 for a Try it NO. 51 Í action the union refused to recognize, claiming it was not done in good Must Serve Thirteen Years for Mur­ Republicans in Convention Endorse Steamship With Eighty Persons on faith Th*- matter of the founding der of Ella Mundt. the Rough Rider. of the scouring mills and the woolen Board Lost. Spokane, June 4.—Ed Spencer was Columbus, O.. June 4.—Chairman London, June 3.—Lloyds today re- mills by the same method of private this morning sentenced to serve 13 Hanna called the nominating session ceived a dispatch from Valjmralso re- subscription was cited by msmtwra years in the state penitentiary, tor of the state republican convention to t>orting the loss of the Pacific Steam of the count ii to show that the at tion the murder ot Ella Mundt, in this city order at 10:30 this morning. Foraker Navigation Company's steamer. Aro- of the foundry employes was reason­ last January was named as permanent chairman quia, with 80 on board, liii'Judibg pas able, but the union people held other wise. The case was stubbornly fought The harmony arrangement made last sengers and crew Mr Cloplon didn't see that tbe and even Spencer was surprised at night, proved to be effective. The dispatch adds that several the mild verdict of manslaughter re­ Hanna and Foraker appeared side large and scores of small boats were matter was quite ripe for discussion Water is Receding at Ml Kan ­ Will Force the Navy Depart ­ Greatest Territory Now Being turned against him last Saturday. by side on the platform and were wrecked In tbe harbor during the since the blds had not been adver One of the Most Important It was proved beyond a doubt that wildly applauded. ForaMer, in bis gale, which lasted two days. The 11 m d for as yet Hay or Halley then sas Points According to the the matter as it appear*-d to ment to a Show-Down in City oi Vaipanaso suffered consider­ stated the Flame Swept in the History Spencer was crazy by drinkiug ab­ speech, complimented Hanna and Sessions Held in Severai him He said that the unions asked sinthe. when he committed the crime, predicted his re-election to the sen able dumage the « ouncil to discriminate against and to that fact is probably due his ate. Then followed a long tribute the Bremerton Altair. Latest Advices. Other Ships Were Wrecked, of that Region. *1 h «« of people to tbeir detri- Months Hast. escape from the gallows. to Roosevelt Captain Todd, of the Aroquipa al ment. ubeti Under ordinary circumstances the Resolutions Indorse Roosevelt. tempted to run th<* steamer out to < OUlicil to d<: it wa*- the duty of the > the beat in its power murder was unprovoked and inexcus lull. but >ea ¡n a lull, bm van waa struek by a >•> the people Tbe uuiwaa asked, the 1 Mr. Dick presented the report from able, as he deliberate!}' loaded a pis aeavy blast broadside and foundered < otlncil to refuse to allow Chinese or I lol and well! to where Uie unsuspect­ U m committee on re« !u -oils unqual­ ST. LOUIS IS NOW IN THE SAYS CALIFORNIA IS RE­ PALL OF SMOKE OVER So far as known, none were saved. Japanese- labor, or non union or im SEWER BONOS GO TO THE ing girl was working as a domestic ifiedly indorsing noosevelt for the Other ships were wrecked, including presidency in 1904. ano promising the WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. GREATEST DANGER LINE. SPONSIBLE FOR EMBARGO th. British Foydale. the German bark ported Jalor to l>e employed on the MANY LARGE STATES and instantly killed her, afterward supisirt of the party tor Ilatnia to re < onstru*’ion of the »ewer, and to de­ making a half-hearted attempt at Persimmon, the Chilean bark Esqui mand the < mployment of home la>x»r election to the senate. suicide. Experts were called to tes to. The Foydale struck the break- The platform concluded by saying as far as possible, and then turned tify to the awful effect of absinthe Fires Have Also Broken Out Anew in on the human system and mind, and that monopolies are directly atnena Extra Session of the Kansas Legisla­ Will Appeal to the President—Failing water and six of the < rew and the arouttd and ask th*-m in the sam< Trades Council Asks That Boycott of < aptaiu's wife and ble to penalties provided by repuu.*- We Rigby-Clove Company Be Rec­ ture Probable to Deal With the Sit. There. Will Drag Her Case Before The Persimtjion son were drowned, breath to »hut out the only home the Adirondacks—The Worst Fires on the strength of this evidence the can legislation, and their vigorous en crew were saved foundry from the work to tbe detri crime was fixed as manslaughter. ognized —The Salary of the Street uation— Flood Soaked Buildings a Suffering Congress—Is Determin­ The Esquito lost two ot her crew. m“nt of the people, the foundry and forcement in the court« No worthy Ever Known Are Raging in Nev* interest Is imi>erilled but whatever AU Dead. Not Comm-ssioner Raised Ten Dolls'* the city There was a conflict in the Continue to Callapse—Sickness and ed to Hold the Navy Yard—City Brunswick—Bath, Maine, Is Sur WEALTHY STOCKMAN KILLED. will work public harm is restrained, Valparaiso June 3.—Seventeen sur­ reasoning. Per Month—Petition for Arc Light Starvation All Over the Wasti of Was Warned by Government— vivors 01 the wrecked Araquiah have rounded by Fire—One Town Entire and that too without recourse to the TLe union people stated that if the Endina of a Fatal Quarrel Near Boise democratic plan of destroying al! l*en rescued. Other Things. and Waters. Rough Element Dominates Roost. iron was bought from the Rigby- ly Destroyed. —Surrender of the Survivor. American industries through tariff Clove Company that no union labor Boise, Ijaho, June 4.—James E® revision or otherwise. The council was called to order Kaunas City. Jttue 3.—Thu river fould be employed in the construe EXCURSION STEAMER SUNK. Seattle. June 3.—The Chamber oi Nasua, X H.. June 4—The wires rcons. a wealthy stockman of Lareda. If further legislation is necessary, tion of the sewer, and the council cut last night by Mayor Hailey, and Al­ state that all Xew Hampshire is now was shot and instantly killed yester­ the republican party can be depended fell six-tenths of a foot during the Commerce today- proposed to take up ; navy department's embargo! Crushed Against a M ssissippi River c ff further discussion by an adjourn dermen Johnson. Dickson, Hartman. darkened by the smoke of immense day by a man named Baird. The upon to eract and enforce with equal­ night. A light rain continues There the mint i? a partial street car system in op­ I against the Bremerton and Puget j forest fires. Groveton people ar< Bridge Span. Boise county sheriff left this morn ity and safety. Howard and Sommerriire were pres­ eration this morning. Xo further loss ' Sound navy yard, for the purpose of • fleeing to Berlin, which is entirely ing to get the prisoner, who has given Hanibal. Mo.. June 3.—The steam ent. Ticket Nominated. Neck Broken by a Fall. of life from the fl<>od in this section I forcing the Issue If no satisfaction surrounded by flames. All the farm Salt lutke, June 3.—An unknown Myron Herrick was nominated tor is expected | can be obtained from tbe department j er Flying Eagle and a Large with a houses in the vicinity of Meredith are up. Three Petitions Presented. Boats are running to Kansas City. ' the case will be appealed to the pre-s party of 240 Sunday school pupils on man this noon while quarreling with covernor. and Warreu Harding tor destroyed. Ashland is threatened. A petition was presented from the SHOT UP THE SALOONS. ioard. struck a draw span of the x man named Hammond, at the street commissioner asking that his Kan . conveying food and necessaries. ’ idenL lieutenant-governor, by acclamation. Failing there, they will make The flames last night did muck The only boats in the flooded district I an appeal to the next congress. They Mississippi bridge here today. Both Grill Club rooms, was thrown down salary be raised from $65 to $75 per damage to the famous Corbin Park Attempt to Enforce Prohibition in a barge and steamer went to the bot a staircase breaking his neck, He mouth. The petition was granted by are in charge of the police, as more believe the hostile action is inspired within whose preserves are innumer PONTIFF S CONDITION IS tem So tar as now known, only Texas Town. able deer, 1.000 elk. 150 buffalo and CAUSING MUCH CONCERN. than $2 250.000 are under water »n by California in the Interest of Mare tLree lives were lost, though conflict­ died a few minutes later. Hammond the council. arrested by the sheriff. the safe» of the smaller banks, ex­ Island. Houston. Texas, June 4—Fifty countless wild boars. A petition was presented by resi­ ing reports indicate that many more into Brookfield Postponement of the Consistory, at press companies ar.d railway offices. masked men rode dents of West Court street, asking While the navy department has re ­ In the Adirondacks. were lost. Three small children Excursion Train Wrecked, destroyed -ariy this morning and that an additional arc light be piacea Between Five and Six Hundred III. peatedly warned the town of Bremer- jumped overboard, Mrs Lynch was Which Two American Cardinals Glenns Falls, N. Y., June 4 — Adi three saloons. A thousand shots Augusta, Me.. June 3.—An cacar- on West Court street. The petition James Thomas, the first newspa­ ' ton that its moral tone was highly caught between the bridge and boat Were to Have Been Appointed. rondack fire conditions are agalt were fired and all the fixtures were sion train Is reported wrecked near was referred to the street commit- : distasteful to the government, yet most serious, The Cedar river sec riddled, but none was hurt. The sa Rome. June 4.—The pope today per man to get into and out of Kan- dives have multiplied and the spawn cabin, and fatally crushed. Sumpter, on the Coast Line, and tee. ; as City, Kan., and who represents tion is ablaze with a big fire sweep loons continue to operate, despite the suffers with a severe attack of diar­ many killed and injured. of moral leprosy has filled its dens A petition was presented by re®- tue Sc ripps News Association relum ­ Work Train Through a Bridge. ing near Catlin lake. Lgng lake am rhoea. which is causing anxiety. His irohib.Jon law. dents of Wes: Court street to esu.b- of view. Catamount range, near Lake George physicians say they have no fear ot ed this forenoon, He says the sltua- Coshocton. Pa Jure 3. — A Penr- lish a grade between Lilleth street Tlie city authorities seemed pow­ are also flame swept. complications, but his advanced age tion there is black, Flfteen tbousan . sylvania work train rlumred throuzh nd Oax street ard the matter wts erless to check the immoral tenden people ar.- being careo for in and weak condition makes tne attack a bridge on Waihondlng river this referred to the street committee. Pall of Smoke Over New York. ■ ties, and when members of the city churches, halls and municipal build- dangerous. Tbe reports of the marshal city | council openly condemned the rough morning. Two Italians were bur Xew York. June 4.—The city 1» ings. It is believed the consistory, which jumping. The engine and six cars re*'order ard treasurer were read and covered with a pall of smoke from element and held it responsible tor not well handled The relief work is has already been postponed several were completely submerged. approved. the terrific forest fires sweepinf days on account of the pontiff's con­ Between 5>si and 6?320. and the ing the Slime-Smeared Cities Will Seven Men Killed in a Fight in Kan­ miles below here The majority were Constantinople. June 3—Word was Order of the Women of Woodcraft But One House Left. sas. The past week was more favorable from the Burlington passenger train Exports to Russ a Have Doubled in received today of a conflict between Soon Begin. ‘ I<1 $33.012. through their azent. J. L. St. Johns, X. B., June 4.—The towr Nine Month»—indication* Point to St. Francis. Kan., June 4 —In a which has been missing since Sun­ tan the previous one. and a genetai Montenrrin and Turkish troops on Wright, the grand clerk of this order of Briggs Corner was destroyed bj Heaviest Foreign Trade This Year the Monteugrin frontier. A number ■ mprovetnent ba* been noted in -e Tbe latter bid was accepted and an St. Louis. June 4—The Mississippi battle yesterday near here, between day. arid for which search was made fire yesterday, only one house being iver continues to rise, a stage oi Farmer Berry and hfs four sons on yesterday. onditiou of cups Good rain* tel! in History of Nation. were killed and wounded. crdinance pwssed authorizing the left Xew Brunswick is suffering 11.2 feet being shown at 7 a. m. Thi.- one side, and 20 cowboys on the other, Forty Inch Fall Twenty-Four Hour«. in the easte.n section, which tem­ *alf. Tbe bonds are issued in tbe Washington. D. C.. June 2—The from the worst forest fires ever s a rise ot 1.3 feet during the past all the Berrys and two cowboys wire porarily rellered the drex- hty condi- On the Way to America Topeka. Kan.. June 3.—The Kaw aUrma which have been sounded | of $1‘XX' and bear interest at known. Bonn river is reported bum >4 hours. It is expected that 32 feet killed. lioti* and cauaed rvptd gvrminatior. stun the rate of 5 per cent They are- fell 40 inches in the 24 hours preced- during the past two years regarding New York. June 3 — A cable thbi ed. St. George is in constant peril will be reached some time today. In The Berrys were returning from a of late sown grain. A lew small dated on July 1. 1903. and pay in- Xothing but a change of wind cai die meantime people all along the visit to a neighbor, and in order to Ing six this morning. Governor Bai the trade relation* between the morning from the A lores announces ’bower* have also occurreu in tbe terest semi-annuilly. row emt mrlates calling a ape- United Stale* and certain other coun-i save the town of Stanley. river front, both here and in East St make a short cut. pulled down a wire cial aeaaioa o the legislature to pro- tries of the world find no justification j the arrival ot Shamrock III and Erin -outbem pait of the state, but more III. Shamrock I Is expected tomor ­ Purchase of Righ; of Way. fence on the Dewar cattle ranch The :ain is badly needed In that section Vast Forests Burning. Louis are preparing for the big flood v. Jc for a i e nerrency appropriation ■a the figures of our commerce up to, row. The recorder was authorized to In tbe Willamette vaib y and the Millinocket. Me.. June 4.—Thous The river men and government offic­ cowboys charged and a fusllade com Building r continue to collapse, thi* time. The three countries which ' coast connties tbe soil, if anything, draw funds at tbe demand of the ands of acres of heavy spruce be ials predict that the water will be menccjl and continued until the Ber­ Two persons .s.e been rescued from have been mentioned from time to Railroad Stocks Decline is too wet. and warm w eatber and sewer .-ommlttee as a tender on the tween here and Mekahdin are swept jver the levee railroad tracks by rys barracaded themselves in a cabin the ■cond floor of an outlying brick time a* likely to decrease their im- i New York. June 3 —The threatened more sun.-hire is lieMred. Tbe wheat rroposed right of way for tbe sewer bare. It is reported here that Sher toon today, and officials of tne differ- The cowboys rushed and the Berrys re • idence. where they bad lx-en three portatiun* from the United States renewal of the anthracite strike crop eist of the Cascade mountains at tbe lower end of tbe city. man is destroyed. All communication *nt railroads affected are placing killed two. The cowboys then Cred cays wiihjut food. are Russia, Austria-Hungary and caused a reaction in the stock market is l*a> kward and unusually weed}. The recorder was granted a ¡eave is cut off over entire sections. The heir rolling stock where it will be the cabin, and when the Berrys Germany River Falling at Lawrence. this morning the roads affected with prospects that even with favor­ or absence for no: more tnan 10 days, following towns are said to have safe. Weather Observer Bowie says emerged all were shot down. A study of the latest figures of the ■bowing a decline Lawrence. K»n., June 3- The Kaw able weather conditkrns from now on said leave to begin i or Thursday been wiped out of existence: Crista! jf the situation: treasury bureau of statistics regard- j INSANE BY FLOOD NEWS- the yields will be con®derat>ly less next. John Hailey. , Jr., was appoint- river fell three feet last night "The river at Kansas City is re- Grindstone, Stacyville. Confirmation ing our imports and exports show a Minnesota Bank Dynamited. ed to th* office of recorder ad in- than those of last year is unobtainable, but if true, there k corted 10 miles wide. Whatever the Crisis Reached at St. Louis. steady growth in the trade relations terem In the Willamette vai.ey the weath ­ ause of the delay of the arrival of Topeka Man's Mind Becomes Unbal­ R**d Falls. Minn . June J. — The Gold probably considerable loss of life. St. Louis. June 1.— The river is with all of these countries, and indi­ anced From Excitement. After listening to arguments by a the waters from the flood stage, the Stabeck bank at Vest was dynamited er has been very favorable for wheat, two feet above the City of Bath Surrounded. danger line at 1 ■ cates that our commerce with each ot < Ix>s Angeles. June 4.—George Mad outlook here becomes more encourag­ last night $2500 in currency and $*•- and the crop has Mooted nicely and committee of the Federated Trades o'clock this morning, having reached them is likely to be larger In tba pres- ; Bath, Me., June 4.—The city is al ing. The Mississippi below is com­ den. of Topeka, a passenger on a the plant is healthy and vigorous. Council, asking that the council rec­ in notes being taken most completely surrounded by tre paratively low. which means that the Santa Fe train, became a raving ma­ the 32-foot mark, At the crest of the ent fiscal year than in any previous | Hope in the old yards are not doing ognize the boycott of the Rigby-Clove flood is two days distant, it is now year. mendous fires. The fire department water at present in the St. Louis dis­ niac at Barstow yesterday after read well; the number of missing hills is foundry, the council adjourned Arrived From Europe. certain that vast damage will be This is true both of tbe imports is constantly busy. large and the vines are making an trict will move out rapidly, thereby ing flood news from Kansas. He at­ done. Carondolct is already suffer- City Recorder's Report New York, June 2 — Ambassadors and the export* To each of these In the new yards possibly permitting the Kansas City tacked passengers and was locked in ing. Choate and McCormick arrived on unev. r. growth The recorder's report for the mc*n'.h three countries our exports are the hop vines are thrifty and promis­ just closed wa* submitted to tbe WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER IN A stage of the river to reach here Fri­ a car He was taken from the train Many families were removed from steadily and rapidly increasing and the Kronprinz Wilhelm today. ing. CAROLINA RAILROAD WRECK day or Saturday at a time wher. most at Needles. council last evening and adopted. homes this morning in boats. The from each of them our tmpor.s are Potato planting is wei. advanced of the flood from the Des Moines During the last month there were gieat cradle used in transferring' also steadily increasing. This is and com and gardens have made fair ­ river and upper Mississippi will have Loaded Excursion Tram Goes Into a six liquor licenses issued, aggregat cars to ferry boats was swept away strong!}- marked in the figure* of our ly good progress during the week. ing $1.65h; two express licenses for Washout—Conductor Also Killed passed here.” this morning. trade relations with Russia in the Range horses in Klamath coun: an* $*75; two show licen-ea. for $4 one At the northern end of St. Ixouis present fiscal year. and Many Were Injured. Another Drowning Reported roor for the- season u( the year. county the residents are moving their I li- enae to a pawnbroker for 82.50. and The latest figures show that our ( harleston, S. C., June 4.—An ex stock across the bluffs and are pre­ lies Moines. June 3.—Another The strawberry crop is good and I ■’.■ x licenses amounting to $61 I exjmrts to Russia for the nine months cureion train on the Atlantic Coast paring to follow it with their house­ drowning is reported this morning at cherries promise fairly good yields, i Total. $1,727.25 ; ending April 1. were nearly double line was wrecked near Sumter this hold furniture if the river continues although the cold weather and rains Chatsworth. Two families were dis­ UNION LABOR PRESENTS There were 73 cases tried during DEMOCRATIC LINN GOES morning, the engines, baggage car to rise. have injured them somewhat. Prunes the month on various causes, and covered in the Nisiinabutna bottoms those of the corresponding period in DEMANDS TO THE COUNCIL.; any year of the last ae*ade. an*! and three coaches plowing headiont who had be washout. Conductor ?d in the low section. North of St day». a full crop fines Tbe sale of cemetery lot* net­ ■tearlily and rapidly increwaing being After a Lively Session of Inquiry and Clements and four negro passengers I ouis. from Eads bridge the water ted $2’1. the liens closed by tbe street Argu ment the Council Adjourns Columbia River Valley. double those of 1899 and three time* were killed. Thirty-three were hurt . an be seen extending back over the Heavy Falling Off of Republican Vote FIRST LABOR COMMISSIONER. tcoae of 1894. The figures regarding Without Taking Any Action—Al Mosier. Wasco county. J. M. Car­ eommissiorer yielded $190 25. ard the eight seriously. The engineer and lowlands between that place and in Marion County — Total Vote Will our trade relations with Germany roll. —Fore part of week cool; latter 'ransfer of real mate to C. B Wade Round Discussion of Rigby-Clove fireman are among the injured. Th* Granite City, and forming a veritable *art hot; some fall grain cut for hay; rave the city $700 more, A total of Not Reach Two-Thirds of That Cast O. F. Hoff, of Portland. Will Hold the and Austria Hungary show a correa- excursion was returning from Nicho­ lake. The same condition prevails Problem. Office Until 190«. ponding increase. spring grain short; fruit prospects $1.387.05 being received. las to Columbia. Last Year. south of East St. Louis. The expenses as paid for salary 'ontinue good; gardens and pastures Salem, Or. June 3.—Governor last evening after the council had Fatalities Will Reach Thirty. expenses. Two Entire Families Drowned. vrd various current WAS IT WILKES BOOTH? ’ . ne. eany peas mostly shipped: Salem. June 2.—The latest figures Chamberlain. Secretary of State Dun­ completed its routine business, a ■mounted to $1 700. Augusta. Ga.. June 4.—The Atlantic Des Moines. la., June 4.—The work upon the district congressional elec bar and State Treasurer Mcore have - trawberr.es ripening fast; small Federate« from the Th«* city health re-xirt showed that Coast officials announce this morning jf caring for the 5.000 destitute flood Supposed Suicide January Last of the committee Trades' Council of Pendleton, stated ield on account of young vines. ••■ere was during the 1 past month that they had received a message iufferers is still taxing the local re lion are that it Is claimed by the re­ named O. P. Hoff, of Portland, to be Moro. Sherman county. N. P. Han- Assassin of Lincoln. that they wished to address the coun saying that seven bodies had beer "lef committee to the utmost, but the publicans and conceded by the demo­ Oregon's first labor commissioner. en.--Warm and dry, with light show- 'tree cases of smallpox, ore case of The Mr. Hoff was formerly a resident of Enid. Okla.. June 3.—Junius Brutus ell. The council expressed willing­ *rs first ot week; warm weather has icariet fever, ore case of diphtheria taken from the wreck near Sumter, committee has affirmed that there is crats by 2.028 for Hermann. later figures are not likely to mater ­ Lane county, where he served as an ' Booth, an actor and nephew of John ness to bear them and the spokesman .mproved crops considerably; more ’nd one -■ase of meas'es No deaths and it is believed the fatalities wil no need of outside assistance. Ten resulted from any contagious diseases reach 30. The injured are being taken thousand dollars has been subscribed ially alter these, though most of the agent for the Southern Pacific rail- • Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Pres­ of the party. Edward Coffman, stated am needed, counties are Incomplete, some being road. For several years he has been ' ident Lincoln, identified the man who the object of the visit. 'he last month. to Sumter here, in audition to a large quantity estimated, The estimated counties Condon. Gi'liam county. John F. ■ m ployed in the freight departments suicided here January 14. as his un­ Coffman said that at a meeting of of clothing and food. Reisacher — Excellent growing weath ­ are known to be for Hermann, of the same company in Portland. cle the assassin. The man lived as the Federated Courcil the foundry of LAND OFFICE FOR MAY. TWO CHILDREN DROWNED. At Atlantic two marooned families It was a most remarkable election His election was practically unani­ David George. the Rigby-Clove Company had been er; light rain middle of week; pros­ were drowned in the Nlsbanabotna ects for wheat fair if ra’rs come county last year pave mous. Clackamas declared unfair to organized labor Upon his death. K. L. Bates, attor­ "eceipts Show Grsdesl Increase In Fractious Horse Crowds Over Railing >ottoms last night, cooped up in their republican. 1.375; this year Governor Chamberlain's preference ney for the Memphis came here and and that the committee wished to re­ h June; weeds now making better own homes by the flood. For five Tongue, Homestead Entries. Into Boise River. it gave Reames. democratic, about was Walter Drennan, a former rail­ fully Identified the !>ody. then went quest the council to disregard any ‘icadwav than grain. Perdleton. Umatilla county. E W Boise, June 4.—A distressing acci­ days they had been compelled to sit 250; Marion gave longue 1.291, and road engineer. No formal vote was East and has obtained | os'.tive iden­ blds from the foundry on any city Following I* a report of ’he United M cComas.—Several showers and States ¡and office at La Grande, tor dent occurred Wednesday afternoon on tables with no drinking water and gives Hermann only 150. I-ane. which taken on the choice of a commission­ tification from the nephew, from work. varmer weather have improved crops the month of May: on the Ninth street bridge across the practically nothing to eat. The river gave Tongue 870. gives Hermann er, but after discussing the matter, it Joseph Jefferson, Clara Morris and The matter was stated by Coffman Boise river, which resulted in the ontinues to fall rapidly between here 350. Linn county, historically dem developed that Dunbar and Moore a score of others. Bates claims to and supplemented by Thomas Means omewhat; present conditions indi- 23 commutation ot home- md Keokuk drowning of two little children. ocratlc, gave Hermann 125. Tongue's were in favor of Hoff, and that Cham­ have been the confidential agent for and others. The council engaged In -ate a yield of grain ore-third short stead entries .... ........... $ 4.350.00 Water Fallina at Kansas City. Mrs. James Stevenson, the wife of majority in toe district was 7.372 last berlain would be satisfied with that Booth for years. Bates say* the mar. the discussion with them and the >f average seasons; abundant rains 8 timber and stone proofs. now would do much to improve Kansas City. June 4.—The water is year. Marion county alone shows reiection. and the matter was in that the deputy state engineer, was out 15.232 acres ...................... 38.082 00 supposed to have been killed was talk became general and on one side vpring-grown grain; pasture, except riding in a carriage, accompanied by still falling rapidly. A hundred and 1.327 republicans less voting for Her­ I aj MttM. Huff will serve until tamed Ruddy Booth, and that he set- somewhat conflicting. 3 sales isolated tracts. 160 her 2-year-old child and another child fifty sanitary sergeants were sworn mann than for Tongue. It is practi­ 1906, when his successor wil) be tied in Glenrose Mills, Texas, and acres .......................... • • . • • • 200 00 Some ot the committee said they near the mountains, poor; fruit pros­ 2 mineral entries. 49 acre« whose name could not be learned. in this morning to compel all resi­ cally the same in Clackatras county elected by the people. 255.00 had no desire to force the combine pects good. conducted a store there as John S. dents to clean yards. Thousands Helix. Umatilla county. 8. L. Isaac. As they were crossing the bridge on The total vote will be probably not 1 original desert entry, . ISO to unionize; others that they wanted Helen. — Crops have made fair growth; the return trom South Boise the horse went to work at all the available more than two-thirds of the total cast DECISION FOR A CHANGE 40 m 0 acres ......................... the men to unionize, but had no use became fractious and Mrs. Stevenson places in the bottoms to commence last year. 24.1 m for the proprietors. Some said that weather warmer, with a few light Fees on 8 coal locatio ms.. STRIKE OF JANITORS OF VENUE IS RESCINDED. jumped out of the carriage to take the work of cleaning, It will be three 20.00 they could handle no Iron from the showers; more rain needed ; crops 2 mineral applications Latest Estimates. IN CHICAGO BUILDINGS. foundry as long as it was unfair* not suffering yet; summer tallow applications to record 1 98 the horse by the reins and lead it weeks before any one is permitted to Dr. T. W. Harris, chairman of the Jett and White Will Be Tried In across. As she jumped out the horse live in houses in the flooded district. timber locations .... . . . . . 980.M that it would l>e unfair as long as it plowing completed. republican congressional committee, Their Home County—Witnesses’ Attempt to Operate Non-Union Laun- employed non-union men, and some River Rising at St. Louis. veered to one side and broke over the Plateau Region. 1280.00 130 homestead entries .... gives the following estimates at 3 dries Fails Because of Threatened railing precipitating the two children, St. Louis, June 4.—The river rose 794.00 Houses Guarded. raid that the company could employ Erwin. Baker county, John Erwin. Commission on 130 H. E.. Sympathetic Strike. carriage and horse into the surging nearly a foot today preceding 10 p. m.: Hermann counties—Benton. r.on-union men if it wanted to. and —No rain, and very dry; it is some­ 56 Umatilla Indian land 70; Coos. 400; Curry, 150; Douglas. Jackson. Ky., June 3. — The prose ­ Chicago. June 3.—The janitors of o’clock this morning. Two hundred waters below 3771.00 sales. 3886 acres .. 150; Lake (not reported); I.ane. 350. cution this morning asked the court's 50 large apartment buildings struck yet remain or. the fair list if It was what warmer this week, and alia*.* people were driven from their homes on the fair list to commence with. So is growing fast; all other crops are 196 timber and stone loca- Searching for the Bodies. Twenty-seven precincts out of 52 re ­ permission to withdraw the motion this morning, alleging discrimination in the Venice bottoms. Hundreds tions filed ............... the matter ran. backward. Boise. June 4.—Searching parties are at work strengthening the levees. ported; In Linn, 125; Lincoln, 200; tot a change of venue and hold the against the unions. The matter was reviewed from the Cove. Union county. Jasper G. are out for the children drowned last Klamath, 100; Marion. 12S; Tilla- trial of Jett and White In Breathitt Attempts were made to start laun­ $50,122 31 Total ... Levee Broke Near Warsaw, ill. uight in Boise river, The bodies are mook, 350; Washington 350; Yam­ crunty. The court granted a rescind­ dries this morning with non-union time the trouble started, when Ed bievens—Twenty-four hours' rain has Burlington, June 4. — The flood sit ­ not yet recovered. hill. 50. ing order changing the trial to Mor­ help, which failed because the coal Money built the addition to the foun­ greatly improved crop prospects; dry building and employed non-union all grains and grasses growing fast; HANGED FOR PIRACY. uation Is serious. The levees south Total majorities in Hermann coun- gan county. Jett and White were teamsters threatened to walk out. men exclusively, to the present time a large cherry crop now assured, and SEATTLE THUGS IN BUSINESS. of Warsaw, Ill., broke, cutting off the ties, 2,828. brought into court by the soldiers, The councilmen asked for various chances good for apples and straw­ Mutineers Also Guilty of Piracy on Dispute Over Representatives. Wabash service. Hundreds of acres Reames counties—Clackamas. 350; and turned over to the sheriff, who the High Seas. Indianapolis. June 3.—President bits of information which was given berries Man Beated to Death, Robbed and under crops are destroyed. The river Polk. 50; Josephine. 200; Jackson, warmly shook hands with them. Liverpool. June 2—Ran and Smith, either clearly or not. as the here is eight miles wide and the in­ 200. Total majorities in Reame* Ontario. Malheur county A. 1- Put on Railroad Track. The anti-Hargis people this morn­ Mitchell today says he does not care them to discuss the probable outcome of case was. They were asked why the Sproul.—Have had a much-needed the men convicted of mutiny and ing are very bitter. A volley fired the Seattle, June 4.—James Montgom habitants are abandoning the low­ counties, 800. anthracite difficulty, but that the foundry was placed on the unfair list tain, which will insure wheat and rye piracy on the bark Veronica. were* near the jail last night again turned ery, aged 25. was beaten with a slung lands. hanged today and were told that It was because CONFESSES TO FORGERY. out the soldiers. The homes of wit- mine workers will insist that Nich­ the proprietors were opposed to union crop, and greatly Itenefit aii others shot and killed, the purpose being Sisters. Crook county, c. H Fos­ GREAT FIRE AT OTTAWA. nesses are protected by guards con- ols. Fahy and Duffey be recognised robbery, near Auburn last night. The Dobbins Owners Busy. labor and said they would fir»* any ter—l«ower temperature; range teed as their representatives. Fraudulent Transactions Netted Him tinually. body was placed on the Interurban man who joined This statement good; stock gradually getting ip good Plaining Mills and Lithographers Baker City June 2 North Powder track, where It was struck by a train $50.000. was qualified by some of the commit­ shape; some clover-sown land need­ miners are getting into the field tor UNION DEMANDS GRANTED. Burned Out DRUG HOUSE FIRE. and slightly mangled. The authori- tee by the statement that Rlgbv and ing water because of inferior mode a busy season The John Dobbins San Francisco. June 3.—Howard J. ties are lnvsetigating, but have no Ottawa. Ont.. June 4.—The David­ Kresley, a mining broker, has con­ The Freight Handlers* and Restau­ son were willing but that Clove was ot irrigating property, which is largely copper, clue. son Planing Mills, the Mortimer Lith­ fessed to raising stock by forgin? One Girl Killed By Jumping—Othera not. rant Employes' Scale Signed. Yaiuax. Klauiath county K C. Eg­ and which is pronounced the most ographing establishment, and 10 ad­ names to stock certificates in the Lu­ Severely Injured. Mr. Hartman asked about the ac­ bert.—Getting too dry; much colder likely showing in that section, will Chicago. June 2 The Nickel Plate joining dwellings burned today. Loss, cile Dreyfuss Mining Company. He Canal Treaty Will Be Ratified. and St. Paul signed the freight handl­ tion of the men In taking stock. Each weather and frequent frosts, a tew be active soon now as the owners Pittsburg. Pa., June 3.- — A fire $400.000 pocketed $50,000. Colonel Redpath is 1 aiiscd by an explosion of chemicals ers' s< ale this morning and the North­ man was asked by the foundry com­ light showers; grain making slow are on the ground ready for work Washington. June 4.—Senor Her president of the company and Sena­ It the drug house of the Gilmore Co., western is reported to having agreed pany to sign whetb -r they preferred growth; garden crops backward. man of the Colombia legation, today The surface showing here is a vein Sunday Baseball Unlawful. tor Turner one of its directors. to Join a union, to take stock or to received word that peace is fully re­ Plush. Lake county. Daniel Boone. defined for a long distance, with one this morning seriously burned seven to sign this afternoon. Lincoln, Neb., June 4.—The Ne- All of the men —This section has saved a full crop known shoot having good values A established in that country. The ca­ The restaurants are signing the remain neutral persons. One girl, panic-stricken, nal treaty can now be ratified by the braska supreme court today decided Polk county woolgroweia liave jumped from a fifth story window employes' scale, as demanded. A la­ signed to take $100 worth of stock, of lambs, and has plenty of water to shaft sunk last year tc a depth of 2V that Sunday baseball is unlawful. giving their notes for th«* same This insure good hay crops. bor crisis is thus averted feet in this shoot is all in ore. Colombian congrega. formed a pool. and wa» fatally injured. ED SPENCER SENTENCED. OHIO FOR “TEDDY.” SEATTLE TOES SOUTH PACIFIC STORM. CBffl FLOOD n