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WEEKLY EDITION. ‘WEEKLY EDITION 104 $1.50 Copies ot the SEMI-WEEKLY EAST OREGONIAN will b« »ent you la one year for only $2 00 the news of the Interest you. world Cannot be better spent than by sub- I I It prints and scribing for the WEEKLY OREGONIAN will for a year. EASf Just think, $160 gives you all the news Try it. for a year. VOL. XXVII. ble, it will also be found from the police whether or not young women and old women are allowed to indis criminately mix in saloon boxes. Recently the proprietor of a saloon in the Victor buildittg called at the Press office and took exception to a statement that tough women had been frequenting the boxes in his place. The proprietor said he had a respectable trade—ladies and young women of Browne’s addition—who merely dropped in for a social glass Bodily Functions Are Becom of beer. The police may also tell whether or ing More and More Inactive not some of these saloous cater to the trade of the ladies or to the trade and Imperfect. of mere women, if there is such a dis tinction. The council is divided on the Pratt ordinance, and it is said that work carried on by restaurant men who MANIFESTS REMARKABLE sei] whiskey to ladies and the repre VIGOR OF CIRCULATION. sentatives of the saloon and liquor dealers' association who sell booze to women has had its desired effect. The vote tonight will determine the Lost Ground During the Night—An stand the different members of the other Operation Is Needed But Wil council are to take on this matter Try it PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 17, l‘.M)3 was shot, intended to escape. One of them kept his revolver pointed to ward Day, and once ordered him to make room in the rear door for the other masked men to pass through. Day turned with his back to the man who spoke, and with an oath the rob ber placed the revolver to Day's back and fired. With a cry of pain the wounded man fell to the floor. But. not wavering for a moment in the face of the terrible crime just per petrated, both highwaymen at the rear of the car picked up their vic tim, whose lifeblood was flowing from the wound, searched his pockets, robbing him of three silver dollars, and a gold watch and chain valued at $60. They then turned him over to Conductor Mattson, with instructions to attend to hint until they completed their work of robbing their helpless victims. Day was operated on by Company Surgeon A. E. Rockey and Dr. L. E. Irvine shortly after 9 o'clock. They found the bullet, which was a 38- caliber. entered the right side of the back, about eight inches from the sp'.ne It fractured the tenth rib and lodged against the spinal column, traversing about eight inches of flesh and bone in its course. It tore a piece of cloth from Day's coat, carrying it on its leaden joint the full course, It made a very large hole tn the flesh. Dr. ~ ~ Rockey has the bullet in his l>ossession. It is the general opinion about po- lice headquarters that the robbers are a part of a crowd of sweil-dress- ed men who arrived in the city over the Northern Pacific from Seattle two days ago. The men were known to the police as "bad actors.” but none of them had been arrested. One t officer who saw them leave the train states that they were run out ot Spo kane some time ago. and that they are a hard set. known to be crooks of daring and ability to turn just such a trick as that last night. Three Suspects Arrested. Portland. July 16.—Three young men. travel-stained and with jewelry in their pockets, were arrested at Or egon City this morning and held They are be'ieved to be Sellwood car robbers. Pacific Coast Association of Traffic over the food brought In for the car agents Indorsed the Portland move dinais, lest any written communica ment at its Ashland meeting early tion should be conveyed to them by this year, but since that time little this channel. he.* been done to keep the movement Arter three days the supply of food alive. An organization of the forces sent in is restricted; If five days in favor of the Portland meeting is more elapse without an erection be probable. ing made, it was once the rule tha* The entire Coast delegation of the the cardinals should from time to New Orleans meeting next November time subsist on nothing but bread, will aid Portland in making the fight water and wine; but this ftifor has for the 1906 convention. As Presi lieeti somewhat modified by later or Famous Outlaw Broke Jail Last Expose of a Murder in New dent T. F. Fitzgerald is a coast man dinances. and la willing to lend his .nfiuence Morning and evening the cardinals Ankeny Mayor is Elected by secure the meeting tor Portland, meet in the chapel, and a secret scru York Leads to Discovery of to Night and is Headed for Old Fifteen Votes, After a Hot this Is an important factor in the tiny by means of voting papers is usu tight. ally instituted, in order to ascertain Another Killing. Mexico. It has been tacitly agreed that the whether any candidate has the re Campaign, meeting of traveling passenger quired majority of two-thirds. agents in 1904 shall go to ot Louis, A cardinal coining from a distance and this is the reason that the coast may enter the conclave alter the passenger agents are centering their closure, but only if he claim the right SECOND HOMICIDE WAS OFFICERS WANT MEXICAN efforts on the 1905 meeting They of doing so within three days of hi* ALVAH BROWN. “BOXER,' DONE TO HIDE THE FIRST. will make a big showing at New Or arrival in the city. AUTHORITIES TO ASSIST. IS CITY MARSHAL. leans and it is probable the san»,- con Every actual cardinal, even though side-rations that induce the traveling be may lie under sentence of excom I>asM-nger agents to decide for St. munication has the right to vote, un- I St.les Is Recognized as a Dangerous \ The Sound Country Is On Hand With Louis will hold good for Portland les* he has not y,-t been admitted to Many Local Affairs Ventdated m the deacon’s orders. Even in this case One of Its Periodical Tragedies, a Character. Has a Record as a Rob Campa-gn—Result Is Taken as Ev TEMPORARY AND FINAL the right of voting has sometimes Brutal Murder for Money—No ber and Killer—Was Formerly a _ Not Be Made on Account of the idence of Waning Power cf Arkk- SURVEYS PROGRESSING. been conferred by special ;*apal lo MURDER AND SUICIDE. duit Detect.ve in the Employ of Wells. Clues. Though Body Wa* Found Shock—Now Manifests a Desire to ny Force«—Election Had a General The three modes of election are by New RaJread Will Tap a Copper D>s Caldwell Man Elopes With Young When warm. Fargo. Live. scrutiny, by compromise, and by trict — Possible That Actual Con Significane« in the State Girl and Ends Both Lives. etruction May Begin the Coming what is called quas -inspiration. New York, July 14 — In the opinion Tombstone. Artz.. July 15.—Billy Washington, July 16.—The papal Huntington, July 16.—A double Compromise is when all the cardi Fall. Walla Walia. July 14.—One ot the Stiles, the notorious train robber and of the police, the murderer of Chas | nal* agree to entrust the election to qule'est elections in the history of legation received from Rampolla the ■.ragedy of the most unfortunate char Grant's Pass. Or July 15. — The outlaw and the most tanious living W. Roxbury, the tea expert, who wax a small committee of two or three the city passed off yesterday despite following: "The condition of the acter occurred 17 miles west of here bad man of the Southwest, broke fatally beaten last Friday, near his j two s'-irveyitig crews for the Oregon members of the body Scrutiny is the extremely bitter fight of the cam pope continues grave, but his won ate yesterday evening, near Durkee. jail last night and la probably on his home in the Bronx, concluded his A Pacific Railroad Com;any are now the ordinary mode. paign. well over toward the coast in the »ur- time by putting bis woman accom-' way into Old Mexico Alter getting derful resistance commands admira A. A. Earl, of Caldwell. Idaho, kill The election “per insplrationem" is The democrats ard "boxer repub- veytng of a railroad route from piice to death. That a second crime, out of the jail be stole a horse and ed a young girl of that place and sa called because "all cardinals, with licans united against Mayor Gilbert tion.” Grant ’ s ¡ ‘ ass to Crescent City They and one of a revolting nature has headed tor the border. The horse then committed suicide, to avoid ar a sudden and harmonious con sen', Hunt and scugh* to ••E”om.'*j:a his Sinking Rapidly. was one of a band of fine animals been committed, the officials say ‘ are now at work on Lower Smith as though breathed upon by the Di defeat rest by the officers who were close River a * fast a» the preliminary kept in the edge of town. They were there is every reason for believing : Rome, July 16.—From a bulletin upon their trail. vine Spirit, proclaim some person pon Many nasty local matters were in a rope corral i nd in charge of a A careful search of the entire city is rout»- is established, a final survey is tiff with one voice, without any pre issued at 9 o'clock it seems the pope Earl, who has a wife and two small thoroughly "aired1 ring ti»e cam- a per boy who was visited in the night by being made, to discover whether any i made and grade stakes »• t is sinking rapidly. It reads: "The ■'hildren at Caldwell, eloped with the canvassing or negotiation paign. but Hun won the race for the maneti: route ha« been selected from vious a Mexican woman who acted a» a go- young woman is missing pope passed a very restless, sleepless rirl Tuesday evening, coming to this whence trend or inaulious sugges mayoralty by 15 votes, despite Uw There is but a vague clew upon, this city to Waldo, which is half of tion could be surmised " between for Stiles, telling the boy he night. The general condition of his lace on the Oregon Short ».me train. united efforts to deteat him aad the distance ot the line, and this part which to base a search tor the woman would be Instantly shot by a hidden holiness shows other modifications The couple left town on foot yester Ecclestastical. and. a* is comxmnly bring disgrace upon his official rec- of the road is ready for the making or her body Thia U the description ; foe if he did not at once saddle the than greater frequency in respiration day evening, going in the direction of held, divine law makes it impossi ord. test hors« and accompany her. This furnished by ’he young woman with I of a grade due to increased gathering of liquid Weatherby, on the O. R. & N. track ble for a pope to nominate his suc- Brown, the ’ bexeri' andudate as Colonel D»aper. ch.et engineer of shorn Roxbury was walking when he I the boy did. and leading the horse, in the pleura. Pulsation 88. temper Sheriff Walkins, of Canyon county. <e»sor In the event of ail the car he is called, won over Kees arc Hill the line, states that some construc accompanied the woman io aa ar was assaulted by a man and woman. ature 36.3 centigrade, respiration 36." Idaho, arrived here yesterday after dinals being dead, some think the man by s f> votes Brown is an anti- roya, where a masked and armed Roxbury s companion fled from the ■ tion work on the road may be done right of election would pass to ike Ankeny man noon, in search of the pair, and secur Afraid to Operate. this (ail. but It is no*, likely Many scene, and her view of the murderers ' man was in watting The latter snout ot St. John Lxteran other« One Ankeny and two anti-Ankeuy Rome. July 16.—The pope visibly ing a rig. started west to overtake here as well as in the southern part mounted the horse atd hade the boy «as only a brief one. lost ground during the night His them. of the country, are anxiously await to patriarchs, others to a general -1. m dimes were elected. The Cgtt The bundle of woman's clothe« of return to town, which be did. When about three miles west of on the offices of mayor end breathing is more difficult and he as a eounciL soexed with blood, ing the building of the line Stiles was Indicted yesterday on fine texture marshaL The offi<es of treasure", kept in a reclining position constant Durkee, the sheriff heard two shots matter of fact the copper mines it three charges of train robbery He found near the scene is the basis for street ccmmlsslotier. attorney, sex BALTIMORE TO EL PASO VIA ly. He was fanned toward morning near the road, and in coming up to recently turned stale's evidence the belief that the cixt who held up the Waldo district can do nothing HALF A CROP OF BEETS. KANSAS CITY AND ST. LOUIS ton and clerk were almost forgotten The increase of fluid in the pleura be a clump of brush, discovered that he till a railroad Is built into the dis Roxbury killed his companion later against Burt Alvord, another bandit, in the hot fight over the more im came apparent It was at first decid had shot the girl through the breast accused ot complicity in the same to destroy all evidence against him trict. giving them an outlet for the ed another operation was absolutely and then put a bullet through his La Grande Sugar Factory Will Only crime matt and ore. The hauling in of coke Scneme Compruea tn« Development .ortant ones in the bundle were, among other As a result Stiles hltnseif The girl lived about 15 Following is the Lst of city offic Run About 30 Days This Year. necessary As the day advanced, own head of Baltimore as an Export City— things, a light shirtwaist and a skirt and hauling out of ore and matt by was indicted. ials in fl full- I-a Grande. July 16 —Owing to the however, the expediency of an oper minutes and Earl about four hours. teams makes the process of mining of dark material indications are Two years ago. with a Winchester, Will Reach as Far We«t a« Ogden Mayor—Gilbert Hunt. ation became more doubtful, owing Both were unconscious when found extremely cold weather during May he terrorized a guard placed over that the woman who wore the cloth fsr too exyiensive even with the very Utah. Treasurer—l.e F. A. Shaw. to the fear that the pope would be and neither spoke a word that was in ¿nd the early part of June, the sugar Alvord and secured the Utter's re Ing was killed either by a blow deliv richest ore Justice—J. J. Huffman. Pittsburg. July 14 —George Gould, beet crop of Grand Ronue will make lease. Alvord was then in jail as a ered with a sharp Instrument on the unable to stand the strain and would telligible. The bodies were placed on a hand but 5« per cent of the usual amount. Marshal—Alvah Brown. «ho. with » party of Wabash aud succumb. SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS. result of Stiles turning state's evi back of the neck or her throat cut. car and brought to this city. The Street commissioner—H. H. Cramp Mtnouri Pacific officials, spent the The beets did not get started to dence. The pair have been partners The shirtwaist is much stained vita "American Haste." ion. ?irl. who was known by the name of growing until too late in the season Jury Found Dr. Kountz Guilty ot time here today >a inspecting the blood in many other crimes. Cardinal Gibbons. who is now er "Blossom." was about 15 years of age to mature, before frost, Cold rains Altorcey—H. S. Blandford. Wabash extension ot th»s city in ar. "Voluntary Manslaughter." Stiles has been a Wells-Fargo de Another Seattle Tragedy. route to Rome is subject to criticism trd lived with Mrs. Small, three and freezing nights kept the ground Surveyor—E. S. Clark. mterview «aid: Pittsburg. Pa July 15 — Dr among the prelates at the vaticai m:les from Caldwell, and Earl work so cold that many ot the seed never tectlve. and reputed by the company Assessor—W F Merc hart Seattle 14.—An urknown "It is our purpose to weld the Wa Koontz, who killed the wealthy con to be one of the bravest and most for starting before the pope d ed ed on Mrs. Small's ranch also. City clerk—R P. Reyxolds. sprouted at all. That part of the seed efficient men in the service of the man. well dressed, of good appear tractor Walsh whom be found in com hash roads into one grand system be His action is described as "Amer- Health offi-er—C P. Gammon. ance. and about 35 years of age. was fore long (hat will reach from Ogden which did not come up was not thrif company ican haste.” Sexton—Pardon Bentley. murdered on the railroad track four pany with his wife, was this morning Utah, and El Paso, at tne Mexicar CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED. ty and the result is that the factory scoter -ed to five years for "voluntary Efforts will be made to secure the Mass in honor of Our Lady ot finit Councilman border, thence to Kansas City. St will make but half a run this fall. to-operation of the Mexican govern miles from Auburn on Saturday night manslaughter ” Mount Carmel was celebrated in the Two Men Killed, Others Injured and His body was found in a clump of Lcuis and Baltimore. We intend tc Glasford. menL as Stiles is the terror of all pope's apartment this morning by Councilman second ward—J. Z. bushes just off the railroad track, make the ¡alter city our seaport on Much Property Loss. Arizona. Bishop Pilfer. The pontiff seemed to where it had been dragged, sue .he Atlantic. It is a mxgriheent one Smith. Councilman third vard—Euceoc understand, but took no part In the Shelbyville. Ill.. July 16.—The first marks of the heels of the unfortunate ut has been neglected. We propose celebration. section of Wallace’s circus train, ITALIAN DEMANDED MONEY man as they were dragged through 1 to develop and make ft a grand port. 3cyer. The result : is taken as criden re consisting of 20 cars, including We do not intend to go to New York Extraordinary Heart Action. HE COULD NOT PAY the dirt, were plain. His pockets had of a decJne I in the Ankeny forces, in keepers and paraphernalia, this been turned Inside out, evidently for Baltimore is the best port on the At Rome, July 16.—His holiness' condi neral. away down a steep lantic for the exporting of such com Brown Appeals to American Minis robbery, but if robbers accomplished tion was unchanged at 2 p. m. No morning ran The very i majority of Hunt trade and crashed into an empty box REPORT OF THE PROGRESS modities as will mase up cur ton operatic.n has as yet been performed ter, Combes—Says He Is Confined <he giurder. they overlooked three st! CARDINALS REMAIN PRISON naze—coal, grain and packinghouse tv er Deme», -ud the election of au ver dollars that were In a vest pock Rossini .oday says the exhaustion is car on the Chicago & Eastern rail MADE UPON THE LINE. in Vermin Infested Cell and Feeds et antf-Ankeny marshal by 300 votes ERS WHILE VOTING. ;reducts" progressive, but the heart itself is way siding here. Christian and Leon over two Ankeny candidates in th« on Banana Peels to Keep From Stone were fatally crushed and four A bullet bole was found just back robust enough to continue action for ie'.d is taken as con-iusive proof that others sustained broken limbs. A of the left ear. There was a slight BRAVERY SAVES LIVES- Starving to Death. four days. the sentiment in favor of the sesaicr dozen persons were more or les scut Road Will Be Built by Contract- warmth in the body when it was Food is Restricted to Bread. Water Guatemala. July 15.—Minister Com found, showing that death had oc Expresses Desire to Live. Right of Way Over Government and bruised. and Wine—All Means of Escape Two San Francisco Policemen Made and his side is on the wane in the politics of the city. Rome, July 16.—At 3:30 this after a Record This Morning. Land Will Be Secured From Proper bes has received a letter from Frank curred only a short time before Some From the Closed Sanctuary Are Brown, an American, and former re* section men working on the Palmer The result of the fight in Waffs noon the heat is increasing the pope s San Francisco. July 15 —Fire in PEACE IN THE BALKANS. Authority. Vigilantly Guarded. ident of Mansfield, O.. who is in pris difficulty in breathing. It has beer cutoff not far away from the scene the Ashworth hotel, at 6:30 this Walla has a significance throughout on in Solola. charged with assault, decided to postpone a decision rela Does Not Suit Russia's Ends to Let more ing. gave an opportunity for Po :he state It is a side show from t'M Secretary of State Dunbar has writ and is now investigating. Brown ar of the crime, asy that they neard a The Catholic rituals and usages last legislature, accompanied by th« tive to operation until a consultation ten Max M. Shlllock, secretary of the cidentally shot an Italian slightly shot tn that direction about an hour are probably more closciy followed licemen Fennell and Davis to show the Balkan States Fight Yet can be held. Papal Secretary Angel before the dead body was found b? presence of mind and bravery. The same political differences and under Portland board of trade, with refer wounding him last September. The the section boss. A close search was than those of any other organization fire-escape was burned all out. and lying aims. It was Ankeny against Constantinople, July 16.—It is an- said today he feared the pope would ence to the status of the proposed not last till night His holiness is nounced that Russia has assured the portage railroad between The Dalles Italian demanded $1.500. Brown is made for a pistol, some persons be on earth. The first pope of Rome the policemen climbed in from the the field. now manifesting an ardent desire to norte that she will co-operate with and Celilo, and among other things a poor man and could not pay the lievlng that the man might have shot was chosen in 41 A. D . and since that roof and awakened the occupants. time every one of the 267 popes have amount and the Italian caused bis ar the Turkish government to mantain live. states the board of portage commis rest. Brown has repeatedly appealed himself. No weapon was found, and --en chosen by the same exact meth They lowered women and children IT LOOKS LIKE A WOOD FAMINE. peace in the Balkans. anyhow, the bullet hole is in such a re«- Gibbons Was Summoned. sioners is progressing with the under for trial bi t the government is unable od. La Grande Residents Anticipate Chilly taking as expeditiously as conditions to locate fr > complaining Italian, who position that the dead man cotild not Rome, April 16.—At 3:30 the pope The following proceedings are held Time Next Winter. have shot himself. There was a pic will permit says the Telegram. was respiring painfully as a result has evidently left the country. Brown ture in his coat of four men. taken at in the election of a pope and while 1A Grande, July 14.—Conditions of liquid in the pleura, and is very The act of authorizing the board to in his letter says; "1 have no shoes, Monroe. Wash. Near the body was ..any ot the minor details are omitted, -vem to point to a wood famine text weak. It is now stated Cardinal rorstruct and operate the road, as my clothlrg is in rags. I sleep on a year. The demand for wood, while a grip filled with clean linen that had it constitutes the main features ot Gibbons was summoned here by Car ¡»assed by the last legislative assem stone floor in a vermin-infested cell not been disturbed It is given in Addis' sot ao great as ;hat of last winter. There are no the choice dinal Vanutelli, whom he will support bly, became effective May 21. and im During the entire 10 months of my Catholic Theology: The first require «ill probably be met even less satis- laundry marks on the stuff. in conclave. mediately after that date an engineer imprisonment, food has been Inade ’actorily than it was then. Coal will The ouicers are badly handicapned ment is that all those qualified to was selected in the person of A. E quate; I have been reduced to eat in this last murder mystery, »or they vote, and only those, should take part be used by these who can afford to Hammond, who reported for duty ing banana skins and orange peel, haven't the least clew to work upon. in ths election; that the election DIPL0MATIC TRIUMPH buy new stoves, if they are assured June 8. and by June 15 a surveying thrown to me by the natives, to keep The sheriff says he is certain that should not be unnecessarily delayed, that the coal will be supplied. Last FOR THE UNITED STATES crew was organized and the labor ot from starving to death ' He closes the person nr persons responsinie for that it should not be precipitated; «pring found many householders with making tne necessary location sur by saying: "I am miserable, and the murder of the unknown man are that the electors should not be tn ■oal stoves and no real During the Indicates Increasing Good Will Be ONE VICTIM WAS SHOT vey. and estimate of probable cost, therefore implore you. tor God's sake, members of the gang that held up .'«-ar of their personal safety, which oming winter, citizens will fight shy tween China and America and That BOX CAR JUMPED THE IN THE BACK WANTONLY. was under way. So well has this to procure my liberty. If you can. if throwing away wood stoves but Marshal Berner and attempted to would prevent the election from beinj Russia’s Feelings Are Not Hurt work been prosecuted that Engineer give me a just and immediate trial.” throw him on the deadly thin» rail free, and lastly, that they should be TRACK ON AN APPROACH hey will probably have to pay $6 to Over the Protest About the Massa Hammond thinks he can report on ‘6.50 per cord for wood. of the Interuroan railway, toe same subjected to no external persuaslor. No Arrests Have Yet Been Made and the location of the proposed road Sixteec irch Mack pire Is now sell- ere of Jews at Kishlneff. ones who murdered James Montgom tending to make them vote, or at Five Men Were Killed and Hundreds OLYMPIA HARBOR. the Possible Clues to the Robbers some time during the present week, ng at $5 per cord and a mixture of ery a few weeks ago. and at least a least come under suspicion of voting of Horses and Mules—Twenty Pas rellow pine, fir and tamarack btircs Washington, July 16.—China ha» Are Vague—The Man Who Was and also expects to show the esti Work Will Immediately Begin Upon part of the pang that cracked three from motives lower than those which mated cost witbin tne appropriation sengers Were Hurt in a Head-Or ne same price. Chain or slab wood iron safes in Seattle less than two ought to actuate them. notified the state department that she Shot Was Robbed After the Shoot available. After the death of a pope, the car rom the Perry mills. Is sold at $3 a its Improvement. Collision on the Great Western weeks ago. intends to open several ports in Man ing. dinals who are absent are immediate -'ad. The matter of securing rights of Near Savannah. Olympia. Wash, July 15—Tomor churia to the commerce of the world ly to be summoned to the conclave, way will be taken up at once, after row the big government uredge will THREE HUNDRED SIX Portland, July 16. — With desperate by one of the secretaries of the sa BOISE CITY EuECTiON. The Russian ministry officially con the filing of the engineer's report. be here and begin work on the im CONVICTS JUNE 30. cred college; the election to begin Poplar Bluff. Mo., July 15.—There daring and wantonness supreme, six firms this, and says the czar has no masked men held up car No. 31 of the The dispatch with which this will be provements in the Olympia harbor, was a freight wreck on the Iron Moun Democratic Mayor Wins Out After a accomplished depends largely upon for which the last congress appro Eleven Fewer Convicts Than Last the tenth day after the death. objections. Oregon Water Power & Railway Co., In whatever city the pope dies, tain road this morning near Bowden Very Warm Municipal Campaign. The state department consider» at the Southern Pacific crossing on whether or not objections are made priated $25,000. The plans for the Two brakemen, a negro tramp, am Quarter —Superintendent's Cottage there the election must be held With Boise, July 15.—J. H. Hawley, dem- the opening of the ports as a momen East Eleventh, near Division street by those to whom the board shal work were made by Captain Harry 75 cars of horses and mules were and Warden’s Apartments Have In the Iti days the conclave must be •cratic ard Velon candidate for may- tous concession to principles for at 11:45 o'clock last night, robbing apply for the privileges, and whether Taylor, formerly in charge of govern killed. A box car jumped the trad Been Remodeled and Refurnished. constructed in the papal palace, or at an approach to the Little Missouri >r. was elected yesterday, after a which America has contenaed from the 40 passengers and shooting B. F. the deeds to the same are executed ment work on Puget Sound. Major in some other suitable edifice. ery quiet and orderly campaign. The the start. Minister Takahira. ot Day through the back with a 38-cali- promptly. There are no indica’lons John Millis, of Seattle, successor to Salem. Or.. July 15.—Superintend The large walls of the palace are river bridge with such force as tc 'lection passed off without any incl- Japan, called on the department this ber revolver. Day will recover. A that any material difficulty will be en- Captain Taylor will direct the work, ent C. W. James, of the penitentiary wreck the bridge, precipitating the so divided by wooden partitions as lent worthy of mention. morning, but brought no news, It is reward of $500 has been offered by countered In this respect. which consists largely in deepening yesterday filed his report for the to furnish a numt>er of sets of small entire tram to the river 40 feet below The vote was light, only 902 votes Secretary Dunbar writes that the and apparent he was not given informa Chief of Police Hunt. There is not prop The damage to the railroad widening the channel and quarter ending June 30. 1903 The apartments, two for an ordinary car >eing cast for mayor. matter of crossing government land tlon. erty in smashed cars, engine ar.> the slightest clew to the perpetrators will be presented to the proper de basin in the harbor. The Puget gross earnings of the institution for dinal, three for one of princely rank, Out of 12 councilmen elected. 10 This declaration of China, accom and no arrests have been made. bridge is great Sonnd Dredging Company has the con ire republicans. The socialist vote partment as Boon as the line is fixed tract for the expenditure of approxi the quarter ¿mounted to $4 642.92. all opening upon a corr.dor. Here panicd by the formal acceptance o! segregated ns follow«: Head-On Collision the cardinals must remain until they Stopped on Railroad Crossing. as rot 50 per cent ot that cast at and naps and other information had. Russia, means an additional victory Des Moines. Iowa, July 15.—A head There were between 40 and 50 pas "In the event that it becomes neces mately $17.000, which will leave an Board. U. S. prisoners.......... $ 330.71 have elected a pope. he last state election, but the fact for Hays' diplomacy in China, anc urexpended balance of about $8.000, Convict labor (foundry)........ 3.806.81 On the tenth day. a solemn mass on collision on the Great Westerr s accounted for by the union of all will undoubtedly bind that country sengers, including men, women and sary to negotiate in any manner which will undoubtedly be used in Convict labor (brickyard) .. 322.tu of the Holy Ghost is said in the Vati near Savannah. Mo., early today re hildren, many of them returning to tor r ght ot way." writes the sec he law and order forces irrespective to America more firmly than ever. the same manner. Team labor (brickyard) .... 183.00 can church, and after it the cardinals suited in the death ot two person» if party, municipal issues taking pre- Russia's acceptance also mean? »heir homes from the opening of the retarj. "or should it prove necessary form a solemn procession and pro and the injury of several others edence over ail political lines. that no acrimony exists at St. Pet Woodmen's carnival, The car sped to condemn, ft will, of ce <i so, affect Total........................................$4.642.92 ceed to the conclave, taking up their Southbound passenger train No. f 8ALOONISTS IN TROUBLE. ersburg over the Kisihneff petition, along at a rapid rate until the cross- the early completion of the road and The receipts for the month was respective apartments as the lot has crashed Into a freight train at ful MONTANA WOOL. and it is probable some arrangement ing of the Southern Pacific, near may result in complications and de One Hundred and Sixty-Two Were Ar $360. and the expenditures was $6.- distributed them. speed. A terrible smash-up restili has been already reached on that Division street, was reached, where lays that cannot be foreseen. Should 14i>.09; that for the farm was $8.640; For the rest of that day. the con ed. The dead: ’rices Range Very Close to Those point, although it is not officially dis a stop is always made, both for the such a contingency arise, the matters rested Yesterday in New York. Improvements. $4.500. ard t,.at out of clave is o|»en; crowds of persons flock Fireman Stewart. Des Moines. rossing and for the switcn just be will be advanced on the part of the of Oregon. closed that there has been. New York. July 14.—There were the betterment fund. $2.210.42. This in and circulate among the apart Engineer Brownfield. Des Moines. yond. Billlrps. Mont., July 14.—The wet state as expeditiously as possible.” Seriously injured: ve*iher during the first part of the Engineer Hammond has received In 162 arrests during Sunday in Man latter expense is chiefly or entirely ments and corridors; and the ambas Without warning, other than a gruff CITY COUNCIL PROBING hattan and Brooklyn for alleged viola due to the repair, remodeling and re sadors and delegates of foreign states Fireman Tom Howard, Des Moines non th delayed shearing, ard wool <s structions from the board to prepare to stop the car, Motorman command THE PRIVATE BOX EVIL. The names ot the other victim oming in very s'owly and sales on Nye was confronted with two long- plans and specifications with a view tions of the excise law. This was said furnishing of the superintendent's besides their personal friends, visit cottage, and the warden's apartments. to have been the largest number have not yet been obtained. the cardinals for the last time. he Billings wool exchange are light. six-sbooters. The front of letting the entire construction and Young Man and Woman Hold Drunk- barreled The salaries of the officers for the Howard was on the freight train In the evening every one is turned Three clips were offered tooay and loor and the vestibule doors were equipment of the road by contract, made in one day. Just what caused •n Orgies in Saloon Boxes—Pratt •losed. but the men behind the masks subject to competitive bids. Reports late this afternoon were t< out except the cardinals and those au ales were made as follows: It is the activity of the police in the en quarter amounted to $5.570.34. The miscellaneous statement shows thorized to remain with them, and the the effect tl'.at Brownfield would re George W Moore. lS.oiH) pounds to Ordinance to Suppress the Box to pushed the barrels of their weapons understood there is a possibility the forcement of the liquor laws wa.i not made known. Strange detectives a decrease in the number of convicts conclave Is closed. This is done un cover. Vhitman. Farnsworth & Thayer, at through the holes in the gates, where board will ask for bids upon the en Be Tested. Over 20 passengers were injured 16Y« cents, This is the highest price __ r ____ _____ __ ____ _____ __ tire work, including roadbed, ties, from outlying precincts detailed to in the prison over last quarter of 11. der the superintendence of two guard Spokane, July 16.—In connection they could back up their threat to duty in the Tenderloin and the regu The statement follows: ians of the conclave, one a prelate some of them seriously, but all will ■o far paid this season here. shoot unless their instructions were i ra H 8 - equipment and wharfboat in with the final consideration of the lar officers there, learning of the in Number convicts close of quar- previously appointed by the sacred recover. The wreck was due tn iv Ganguet A Dupont, 22.900 pourds Pratt box ordinance, which is to come obeyed quickly. At the rear. Con- i readiness for operation, probably call vasion, lost no time in locating un ter............................. ............... 306 college, who is called the governor; accident which delayed th” *re«««n- to Nichols, D'jpee & Co., at 14\ ductor Mattson was confronted with * U K for segregated bids on the several before the city council tonight. Chief Number at close last quarter..317 the other a lay official, designated hy ger train and prevented it from reach cents. In concluding, locked side doors etc. of Police Woydt, Sergeant of Police the same conditions, and tne desper- sor^8 of material. At the big hotels, the usual condi Decrease ....................... .......... 11 Thotnss Toston. 7.500 pounds to J. the marshal. Each cardinal is al ing Schuster, where the two trains John Sullivan and other officers ot adoes had control of the situation.1 Secretary Dunbar says: "It is the aim tions prevailed—those who wished 32 Koshland & Co., at 14%* cents. lowed to have two members of his wore to pass on time. the police department, are to be ask Aside from the four men at the front of the boar<1 to exercise due care and liquid refreshments were served with Discharged..................... ................. 40 houaeholu in iiersonal attendance up ed to come before the council and and rear platforms, two others, mask- deliberation concerning all matters real sandwiches, for which they had Escaped ........................ .............. 1 HUNG BY MOB. DISASTROUS RUSSIAN FIRE. on him; these are called conclavists. tell whether or not the saloon boxes ed and heavily armed, stood guard as the undertaking progresses. The to pay. .............. 1 Dies .................................. A number of other attendants and outside, where they could command entire expense must be kept within of this city are evil influences. Transferred to asylum .............. 1 minor officials, a sacrist, a mason, a Kentuckians Put an End to Expense Forty Lose Their Lives and Many a view of the approaching thorougn- ^be ®PProPriatlon, and at the same These officers are also to tell, if Killed by Cave-In. Dally average............... ...............312.50 carpenter, a monk or friar, to hear and Doubt Residences Burned. i time a road must be constructed possible, specific Instances where Flemingsburg, K.v„ July 15—Wil- Berlin, July 15.—A Tageblatt spec ' which, when completed, wia be suita confessions, two barbers, eight or 10 Portland, July 15.—Caught by the The coast having been cleared, the ble and capable of taking care of the young girls and boy minors have LOOKING TOWARD PORTLAND. porters and messengers, and several liam Thatcher, a whlte prisoner, was ial today states that tn a disastrous fall of a pocket of sand from a bank been found drunk in saloon boxes. robbers began their work. Age or traffic expected. The board also real 50 feet high, Patrick H. Shehan, of others are in the common service of taken from jail early this morning fire in Zey, Russia. 44» lost their lives sex cut no figure with the ruffians, They are to tell whether or not by a mob and hanged on a tr*>e near md 350 residences and the official ize the importance of the undertak Calumet, Mich., and John Peterson Traveling Passenger Association May the entire body of cardinals. thieves, hoboes and other criminals as they rifled the pockets of every ing. and believe they are acting and were suffocated to death yesterday l,.eet There In 1905. All the entrances but one to the the courthouse. They came from Fox building were destroyed and 600 are have their resort In the boxes of any passenger, taking money and valua have acted as expeditiously In hasten afternoon five minutes from the time Portland, July 16.—Traveling pas building are closed. That one is in port. where three years ago Thatcher left homeless. Among the buildings bles. except some which they over Ing the construction of the road as saloons in this city. they would have rested from their senger agents of this city are preimr- the charge of officials who are partly killed a young man while intoxicated. destroyed was a large hospital where It is also to be ascertained if the looked in their hurry to finish their circumstances will allow, and I car. day's labor. The accident occurred Ing to begin an active campaign to prelates, partly officials of the munic Twice he was sentenced to life irn a number who were unable to leave police know that any women of ill work. assure you that the road will be com opposite the north end of Ross Island secure the convention of the Amert ipality, whose business It Is to see prisonment. but gained a new trial. their beds were incinerated. Twenty At the outset the men seemed to pleted at the very earliest possible on the new line of the Oregon Water can association of traveling passen that no unauthorized person shall en The mob was orderly and rode away corpses have already been recovered repute frequent these boxes and hold think that Day, the young man who drunken orgies with men. If possl- date.” from the ruins. Power & Railway Company ger agents at Portland in 1905 Tne ter. and to exercise a surveillance after the execution FORTY PEOPLE TWO MURDER MYSTERIES