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VOL. XXVII
CASE OF ORIENTAL
SCHOOL LAND WILL BE
TOTAL DEPRAVITY.
SOLO AT $2.50 PER ACRE.
fl A ft f” A r A fl I IT
1 I H I I i H I* 11 I I I I I
Uli U LULU UU I
Both
Japs
Were
Sailors—Assassin
Stabbed His companion and Let
Slowly Bleed to Death While
Preventing All Attempts to Get Re
lief and to Escape.
Rahway. N. J.. July 30.—Itobino, a
Japanese sailor, today calmly confess-
e<1 the murder oi a fellow sailor
nameil Keto, also a Japanese. Tbe
crime took place yesterday a few
hours after the arrival of th schooner
Hugona. upon
-------which both were em-
ployed.
Itobino was suspected because the
last time Keto was seen alive he Was
in Itobino's company, itobino readily
confessed when confronted with the
evidence against him.
He induced Keto to walk into the
country with him. and stabbed the
latter in the arm with a kriss. or Ma
lay dagger. The blow was aimed at
an artery and carried out the purpose
of severing it.
That done Itobino
made no further effort to wound Keto
but only to prevent his staunching the
flow of blood.
The dying mat: attempted to es
cape. but Itobino. much the larger
and stronger, prevented, and held Ko
to's opposite hand so he could not
check the flow of blood by pressure
above the wound. Itobino. holding his
companion's free and uninjured arm
walked along the road wRh him, jeer
ing and cursing him. When Keto
fought with him it only increased his
pulsations and hastened death. Ito
bino in the meantime heaped ridicule
and taunts upon his victim.
Keto finally tell fainting in the road.
Itobino held his hand until Keto was
too weak to struggle, and then re
peatedly kicked him until death came
Shipmates of the two men discovered
the body not long afterward and Ito
bino was suspected and at once taken
in custody.
When arrested he told the story
'n all its singular details and laughed,
saying; “He was my enemy. Kill me
if you want to. I don't care.
Try it
PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO, OREGON. FRIDAY. .JULY 31.1903
Land Board Decides to Carry Out tne
Intention of the Law. Although It
Is Not in Force on Account of Omis
sion of a Word.
Salem, Or.. July 30.—At the regular
m«*eting of the state land board yes
terday. in pursuance of a decision ren
dered by the attorney-general recent
ly. holding the act passed by the last
legislature invalid and not binning
upon the board as to price at which
school land should be sold, because
the words "sc hool land" were omitted
from the title, the board made an or
der fixing th«* price of school land at
$2.30 per acre as contemplated by the
legislature, and raising the price of
all school lands located within pro-
posed temporary withdrawals for res
ervation purposes, to $5 per acre
The price of indemnity land was
fixed at $5 per acre, as contemplated
by law. This decision and order em
anated from an application from one
who wanted to purchase a tract of
school land in a section of land situ-
sled in the reserve, and maintaining
that, tinder the new law tbe board
was compelled to sell the ian«l at
$2.50 per acre.
The matter was subm tied to the
attorney-general with the result that
he rendered a decision holding the act
invali«! as to school land and that the
matter rested solely with the board
•o fix any price upon it not less than
$1.25 per acre.
The board also decided not to ac-
ept final payment on certificates o!
-ale of any stale land unless tbe cer
tificate accompanied the remittance.
This is done to prevent the purchas
ers from sending in final payments
ind not securing a deed, thereby es-
aping taxation.
that will call on the several factions
of the populist party to unite. It will
also contain the declaration of prin
ciples.
A committee made up of the offic
ers of the conference is also prepar
ing a list of names composed of one
person from each state who will act
as provisional committeemen. Tncse
names will be announced Immediately
after the adoption of the report of
the < ommlttce on resolutions
Immediately the pains from which
she had suffered for many years left,
and after being taken to a couch and
lying there for a while, she got up
and, to the surprise of every cne,
walked without the aid of crutches.
Many physicians have treated tbe
case unsuccessfully for years
LAYING OUT NEW TOWN.
Sumpter Valley Railway Starts An-
other Village in the Blue Moun- Sporting Gudes Are Making
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
tains.
Eleven Known Dead, Fifteen Missing, Forty-three Injured.
Impending in Southeastern
a Business of Chances on
Sumpter. July 29 —Joseph
Wert,
Wife of Victor Schilling Tires of
chief engineer of the Sumpter Valley
Seven Buildings Blown Up and Seven Burned.
Waiting
for
His
Return.
Part of the Island.
Railway Comi>any. a«<ompanied by a
the Papal Succession.
Portland. July
29.—Delia luine rrew of men. passed through this
Schilling has commenced suit in the city yesterday erening, en route to
state circuit court of Multnomah Summit, a new town Bite, at the
county, against Victor A. Schilling, prewent terminus of the road, and
Five Boys Bathing 1.500 Feet Away Were Killed—One Body Blown 600
for a divorce. This is the sequel of will survey the site and prepate to ROMAN NEWSPAPERS ALL
FORESTS ARE DOTTED WITH
the desertion h ySehilling of bis wife, put it on the market at once.
Feet—Scarcely a Pane of Glass Left in C<ty of Lowell—Carelessness in
CAMPS.!
FIRES OF GUERILLA
and bis mysterious disappearance
CRITICAL AND CENSUREOUS
Summit is nine miles south of
Handling Dynamite the Supposed Cause.
I from tbe city on June 21. 19o2.
Whitney, which has been the termi
He was employed as the city ticket nus before this Reason's work com
; agent Of the O. R A N. Co., an 1 had pleted nine miles more track into the Requierr Services Are Being Held
A Regiment of Rurales Has Been Or-
A boy's heart was picked up 1.5ou 'on6 been known as one of the most timber belt. It is the intention of the
lz>w« ii. Mass . July 29.—The pow
dered to Look After the Situation
Today m All the Large Cities and
der magazines of the United States feet from the scene at a place where i i",Pu**r of Portland s young men. He company to continue the road, in
and Trouble Is Anticipated by the
Cartridge Company exploded inis he was swimming when the explosion : "a" **ecn married les »than a year to definitely, into the interior of Grant
Most of the Smaller Town«—Tend
A physician «leclared it . J“’,,,‘'■'•^ter of_Eugene > Shelby, a county, as fast as the business will
The first reports ar« that . o<-curred.
morning
Planters and Civil Authorities of
ency
Manifested in Pirn Toward
brilliant
and
estimable
young
woman,
'
»a.»
a»
keenly
cut
as
with
a
knife.
He
!
3o houses i were destroyed and 30
justify, At |>r<-M-nt the company .s
That Region.
lives lost and a numtier injured. was one of five boys who were in - when his sudden, unaccountable le- making surveys between Summit and
Anti-Papal Rioting.
The po- swimming and all ware killed: John! i«ai titre knocked the you.’x wife an! Prairie City, and next year will wit-
There is | great excitement
it numerous relat e a
Havana. July 30.—It is now den-1
iice have great difficulty tn holdlng Galloway. William MrDermot. Mich
nest a much longer extension than
Rom*. July 28.—All Rome is bet
nitely known that Santiago province !
back the crowd. The explosion oc- ael Koger» William Flynn and James,
this
ting today on who will be pope. Ran.
swarms with hundreds of well e-qu.p-
curred In the southeast part of the McReynolds
Catherine Riggs
was MOTHER JONES AT OYSTER BAY
polia is a 25 to 1 shot; Vanutelli is
ped men in a state of declared but1
city.
killed In a nearby residence
Milite
15 to 1
LJttle money is placed on
MORE LABOR TROUBLES.
Seeks
an
Audience
With
President
disorganized and chaotic rebelLon.
The main building
was a large Ktggs. a “year-old girl w ho was i
Gotti at 10 to 1. Odds of 25 to 1 are
The forests are dotted with gueru.a
Roosevelt
stone structure filled with dynamite, playing near by. had ber head com i
Threatened Strike of 125.000 Machin offered against any cardinal outside
camps, and the authorities and plant
-tending a mile and a half distant pletelv blown off and body hurled Où , Oyster Bay. July 29.—Mother Jones
of the leaders posted in the pool
ists.
ers greatly fear that a bushwhacking, i
from the wrecked cartr dge factory, I feet.
rooms. The papers severely criticise
arrived this morning with five mem
Pittsburg
July
39.
—
Three
hundred
plantation burning warfare will be in-!
to which it belonged. The force of
Partial list of injured Clar*-n<ion bers oi her army." After a talk with machinists struck at the Westing the Romans lor their laca of rellg-
augurated any day.
the explosion was terrific, and was ‘ Godwin. James Grady. Cnarles Rich Barnes, she decided to abandon aee-
house works this morning oi account lous reverence.
The guerillas either lack a leader
beard many miles
It occurred a’ ards Aimed llclaiicer Robert R.ggs. irtg Roosevelt Barnes told ber tue
Services in London.
of the failure of the company to sign
or their present state of being scat- j
9:15.
Albert i Abrand. president had nothing to do with tex- the wage scale demanded
Henry’ McMaster,
Landon. July 28—Requiem servi-
tered in small bands is part of a we«l
Up to 10:30 work was progressing Mrs. Glllineau. Mrs Pellltier. Teerte I le matters, but recommended that
ces m memory of Leo are being held
Great Strike Threatened.
planned line of action. The latter .s
slowly, Seven bodies have been re- McDermott. Edwin Perrox.
she write a letter to the preaidenL
st Brampton Oratory this morning,
Chicago,
July
29.
—
Unless
the
Ch:
the more probable, as the presence
Near.y a
covered, none identified.
She
returned to New York. She says
Cause of th« Explosion,
attended by a very distinguished
rago
Metal
Trades
’
Association
shops
of armed bands of considerable di
score of Injured were taken to bos-
Teamsters were loading dynamite she will not disband the army for a •lop furnishing work for the Kellogg congregation, including many mem
mensions would have excited before
pitais.
to convey to the cartridge works, and month.
SPOKANE PRINTERS AT WORK.
plan*, it is probable a machinists' bers of parliament, the different dip
this the alarm that is only now begin-1
Among the buildings badly wrecked
j it is supposed they were careless
strike will be called against all the lomatic corps. The entire American
ning to be felt.
is the new Wigglnsville schoolhouse
IN MEMORY OF HUMBERT.
Temporary Truce Patches Up Differ
Th*- drivers, two two-horse trucks, to
accused. Agent Keppler said today legation is present.
A regiment of rurales has been or
and Wigg.nsrille mission chapel
gether with the hors**«, w«*re blown to
in substance. “If this is not effective
ences Between Papers and Em
Services in Notre Dame.
dered from Havana to the front, but
Glass Broken Twelve Miles Away. atoms. Men s names unknown
i Ceremonies Coincident With Memor. it may result in a strike in the United
Paris. July 28 —Memorial services
they are known to be greatly out
ployes.
Reports received from surroun Ung
Four
local
companies
of
militia
are
iam Services Over Leo.
States. Canada and Mexico of 125,600 sre being held today u. Notre Deme
numbered. Their only safety, if ot-
Spokane. July 30.—Under a tempo towns show that damage was done ordered out to maintain order and
by President
Rome. July 2» — The second of the members. * Demands will be made of Cathedral, attended
fensive operations are decided upon,
rary agreement, the printers in the many m les distant. At Andover. 12 protect properly.
tn
Lowell,
two
the employers tonight.
LouLet and his cabinet and a large
HUNG TODAY FOR MURDER.
is in rapid, decisive worn against
Review and Chronicle offices return miles away, plate glass windows were miles away, scarcely a whole pane of last three requiem masses were held
assemblage of legislators, and nearly
in the Sistine chapel today. All day
the isolated camps of semi-bandits.
ed to work yesterday evening, and broken by the concussion
glass Is left
DETROIT IS AFOOT.
all the diplomatic corps, it is being
the city saw a remarkable Interlude
If the latter get together in anything Arizona Mexicans Cast Lots to See the papers were issued as usual
Eleven Known to Be Dead,
Fifteen injured had been brought to in the papal ceremonies In the Ital
made a distinctively
governmental
like their present numbers, and then
Which Shall Hang First.
The differences will be reviewed by
Up to noon 11 are known to be St John's hospital and 17 to the ian government's celebration af the Entire Street Car System Is Tied Up affair, in memoriam. but neither tier
assume the offensive, it will fare bad- i
Prescott, Ariz, July 30.—Every the
International
Typographical dead and 15 are reported missir g. Emergen« y hospital
Six of the lat-
By a Strike.
ical nor sectanatt. The populace of
ly with the troops.
thing is ready for the hanging of the Union, and a final settlement reach Forty-three are more or less injured. ter will die. Most ail the injured nuf third anniversary of the death of
King Humbert.
lietroit Mich.. July 29.—The entire Faris is inclined. however, to ecn-
President Palma say3 the situation two Mexicin assassins of Charles ed as soon as possible. In the mean
The eiplosions completely wiped lered broken limbs or terrible wounds
street railway system was tied tp strut the observance strictly accord
is not as serious as reported, but the Goddard and Frank Cox. prospectors, time the men will continue work
out seven dwellings and seven others iron, flying debris, Five men are
this morning by a strike of firemen, ing to their religious or anti-relig
government's officials in Santiago, who were shot while at supper on
London
F
Silurs«.
were destroyed by th« fire which fol missing who are supposed to have
oilers and tenders at » o'clock. Tae ious predilections, and there are
knowing the character of the country, February 1st. The scaffold is 20 feet
Russian Strike Riot.
London.
July
29.
—
Tue
failures
of
lowed. Twenty-one others are prac been working in the plant One ether,
company sprung a surprise by start «ome symptoms of ant!-clerica! riot
and their informants, are very anx from the cells. The prisoners joked
St. Petersburg. July 30.—There was tically ruined, although some walls iimilarly employed, was picked up a Graves A Co., old established heavy ing with strong power by which the ing Three arrests have been made
ious, fearing tbe revolt may grow.
and drew lots to see which should a strike riot at Tiflis today. Strikers are standing. One house was blown block away critically Injured and brokers and Andrew Kirby, a Job-
•t persons for crying “Down with the
Secretary of the Interior Yero hang first.
ber. were announced on the Stock system can be operated eight hours
attempted to stop a train, but were 40 feet from Its foundation.
speech leas.
F.remen are now trying to induce pope-
states that the discontent is confined
Exchange today.
confronted by a force of troops who
the engineers to strike.
to the lower classes of Puerto Prin
No Prominent Men Guilty.
fired into the crowd, kiliing and
CHAUTAUQUA CLOSES.
cipe. But it is a matter of history
CAUSED BY DROUTH IN THE
SUPPLY OF PRODUCTS NOT
Washington. July 30.—It is ?emi- wounding 28.
Collier Sunk by Collision.
Returns Voluntarily.
that these same “lower classes'* h< —
officially understood that the investi
SOUTH. FLOODS IN THE NORTH
Penzance, England. July 29.—*i ne
EQUALING THE DEMAND.
New York.
July 29—Whitaker State Meeting a Brilliant Success in
Spain at bay for years. During t-e
High Requiem Mass.
gation by the war depart-jent into
cruiser Maiampus collided with the Wright, the English promoter accused
last four years the island has so g-eat
Every Way.
the Lyon glove contract completely
The
Canny
Scot
Must
This
Year
Im
Rome. July 30.—High requiem mass
The Development of Siberia and Man- big collier Ruppert off Sci.ly Isles to of swindling, sailed for 1-ondon today
ly recuperated in a material sense
Oregon
City.
July 28.—Successful
exonerates Congressman Littauer. as the last ceremonial over l A>. was cel
port Material for His "Psrritch"—
chuna By Small Farmers Who Have day. sinking the collier. The crew in custody. He returns voluntarily, beyond all expectations was the
that there has never been a time in
well as all army officers connected. ebrated this morning.
was
rescued.
without
extradioon.
its history when marauding bands
Wcrst AU Round Failure in Thirty
Followed the Railway Has Been
tenth annual assembly of the Willam
could more easily live off the country
Years.
ette Valley Chautauqua Association
Most Remarkable.
or so easily obtain mounts. There is
which concluded a 13 days' session at
Glasgow. July 29.—The Scottish
Washington.
July
39
-Commercial
great uneasiness in this city, and re
Gladstone Park last night
barvest is this year proving to be al Agent of the United Stales Greener
ports reach here that the inhabitants
The meeting this year was marked
most a total failure from floods in at Vladivostock, writes to the state
of Puerto province are greatly ex-
by an increased attendance over pre
the north and drouths in toe south, department that the demand m Sibe
cited.
vious years and in interest exceeded
in fact, the agricultural barometer is ria for American agr.cultural imple
. ossibty any other assembly in the
at the lowest ebb in 30 years, and it ments and machinery is so great that
LATELY SUCCEEDED ARTHUR
history of th" ociety Of great edu
is estimated the direct and immedl- the private firms now doing business
AS HEAD ENGINEERS’ ORDER.
cational arid entertaining value was
ate loss will amount to
in the empire cannot fill their orders.
the program, which was. without ex
that there will be that much less re
This is the culmination of condi
Was a Close Friend of Mr. Arthur
ception. the best and most instructive
ceipts to the people of Scotland this tions foreseen ever since the com pie
and One of the Organizers of the
ever offered by the association
year compared with tne general aver tian of the trans-Siberian railway and THE SOUTHWEST COAL RE
SPECIAL DETAILS POLICE
MINE HAS BEEN OPERATED
STRIKE NEWS FROM THE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
The receipts for the 13 days have
age of the last dozen years.
the flood of im mi g ration from Euro
SUCCEED THE MILITIA.
GION IN HAPPY CONDITION.
neers.
WITH NON-UNION EMPLOYES
SOUND TO LOS ANGELES. been beyond what the officers had
agricultural districts
Not only is the crop loss enormous, pean-Russ lan
_____
bo,«ed for, and will enable the can
Meadville. Pa.. July 30.—Grand
but the sheep In the flooded districts set in.
cellation of a small debt, the paying
Chief Youngson. of the Brotherhood
The policy of the Russian govern- Union is Fully Recognized—All the
are
suffering
from
an
ep-demic
of
toot
The Portland Trades Council Has In of all obligations of the society, and
of Locomotive Engineers, died early Disaster Now Believed to Have Been Explosion Causes Considerable Dim- rot and lung troubles, two diseases m< nt has been to discourage invest
Differences Are
Settled—Miners
Precipitated by Workmen Who
this morning In the city hospital,
age and Imperils Lives of Scab against which the Scottish shepherd ment in large tracts of land eitner
dorsed the Boycott—Trades Coun still leave a balance in the treasury
in Arkansas, Kansas. Missouri and
where he has lain ill for several
for grazing or crop purposes. Un the
Were Laying a New Floor jarring
cil in Spokane Has Indorsed the for needed improvements on the
Workmen — Fire Under Control — must always guard.
grounds and to go toward preparing
weeks. He was 53 years of age and
Indian Territory Affected — John
Dynamite—Fifty Mangled Persons
Watchman Takes a Shot at the In-
In the drouth-stricken highlands, contrary, the government land has
Attempt of a Rival Company to a program of equal merit and attract
was for a number of years second
been parceled out in tracts averag
Mitchell
Receives
the
Good
News
where
the
larger
cattle
interests
are.
Been Taken to the Hospitals.
Put In Another System
truders and Fatally Wounds Philip
iveness for next year.
chief of the order, while Arthur was
murrain has broken out In the herds, ing in size about the dimensions of
at Pittsburg. Kan.
Financially, the Chautauqua was a
Fire.
Its chief. The two were inseparable
the
ordinary
**homest<-ad"
of
Canada
it is an Invariable accompaniment of
Loweii, Mass.. July 30.—Eighteen
Portland. July 29.—This is the Battering success. Secretary Cross
friends for many years.
an<l
the
United
State«.
protracted drouth in cattle raising
Indianapolis.
July
28.—By
an fifth week of the telephone linemen's tonight stated that, tn addition to de
Idaho Springs. Col.. July 30.—An
Mr. Youngson was lying critically dead. 10 still missing whose bodies
This policy has been flanked by
uistricts all over Europe.
agreemMt reached between tbe op strike in this city
The strike was fraying all of the expense-- for this
1)1 when Mr. Arthur was stricken at will be found in the ruined houses, explosion at the Sun and Moon mine
free
transportation
to
all
l>ona
fide
The demand for the next year at
erators and miners of the coal fields inaugurated June 22. and there CsJ year's exercises and attractions and
Winnipeg and died, and of that inci and 50 in the hospitals, is the situa- located three miles from this city,
small farmers and their stock and
h-ast
tor
American
grain
and
cattle
of Kansas. Missouri. Indian Terri- been little change in the situation. paying a debt of $200 that remained
dent he was not apprised until late tion this morning with reference to wrecked the transformer house, set
household effects and implements.
fire to the oil in the transformers and will piobably exceed that of any pre This has resulted in 3.000.000 families lory and Arkansas, all the union Strikers in the local field adhere firm from last year, there will remain in
ly. when his own case became hope yesterday's explosion.
wages. ly to their resolution to not return the treasury $1—50. The aggregate
The militia were this morning dis- threatened the destruction of the vious year in the history of Im oorta- of peasants from European Russia miners get increased daily
less, on account of the depressing ef
, tions from the west.
ranging from 25 to 40 cents.
to work until their demands are receipts for the 13 days sere $5.0tk>.
fect it would certainly have upon missed and their places taken by ile- main shafthouse. The latest Informa
spreading
out
from
the
line
of
the
Emigration from Scotland to Can-
tai's of special policemen who guard tion from the scene Is that the fire
Tbe miners are jubilant. The news granted, and they say if they were
him.
trans-Siberian
road
during
its
build
ada and the UnitiM States Is already
came in a telegram from John Mitch disposed to violate their union prin
has been placed under control.
Mr. Youngson has fully realized his the ruins.
To Release a Murderer.
being greatly accelerated by the con ing and since Its completion. The ell. at Pittsburg. Kan
He says he ciples and resume work the strikers
Wreck for Half a Mile.
condition for some time, and yester-
transformation
of
Southern
Siberia
From the meager details of the af dition of things here. Particularly
Baker
City. July 29.—A sensational
day named M. H. Shay, of Youngs-
The explosion caused a general fair at hand, it is learned that the will the province of Alberta. Canada has been one of the most star'l'ng gained all they asked for and full in other coast cities would win t^e rej>ort was circulated last evening by
victory
anyway,
for
their
cause
recognition
of
tbe
union.
The
Mr.
Shay's
town, O.. as his successor,
wreck of houses witbin a radius of watchman at the mine, aroused by the : gain in population by what will prob- sociological and industrial episodes
a "woman detective** to the effect
miners In the fields represented win
The Federated Trades Council has
succession is nominal and in force . all a mile. '• « • cu*o: *n *as fell explosion, rushed out in time to Oti
i ably assume the proportions of an ex- since the settlement of the Mississip realize $3.500.000 more in wages each indorsed the boycott and urges that there would be a concerted
only until the next session of the in Boston. 40 miles away, and at Ex serve two men runlng away from lar
attempt to release the murderer. F«es
odus from tbe northern counties be- pi basin.
friends of union labor all over the Armstrong, from the county jail The
Brotherhood unless the order chooses eter. N. H., which is a still greater transformer building, He fired at
More American flour packed meats year by the agreement.
fore « inter sets in.
city to cease patronizing the company woman claims to have discovered a
to elect him as Mr. Youngson'» suc distance from Lowell.
and agricultural Implements are now-
Public Must Pay »he Raise.
them several times and later a wound
cessor.
The operators
have decided to in any manner whatsoever. Tbe plot among Armstrong’s friends at
sold in Siberia and Manchuria taan
In some cases there were reports ed man was found lying near by. He
Well-Known Printer Dead.
Mr. Youngson was one of the or that there bad been an earthquake. was taken in charge and the compa
similar products of all other coun -harge 50 cents a ton more for coal strike managers feel confident that Haines, to that effect.
ganizers of the Brotherhood of Loco
tbau formerly, practically doubling the company will feel the boycott.
The city was thrown into a pa.de ny's physician sent for. Under Sher
Waila Walla. July 29—Charles Ed- tries combined, including Russia.
motive Engineers, and had always and it required every effort of tne au iff Charles Peck, of Georgetown, and ! win Whitney, for 37 years a resident
the amount of increase in the miners'
From tbe headquarters of the West
Roundhouse Improvements.
been identified with the conservative thorities to establish and maintain a posse have gon« to the scene to ' of Walla Walla, is dead, aged 54
wages, They say the public must ern conference in San Francisco, is
RAISING
THE
STANDARD.
I a Grande. July 29.—A new 50
wing of the order.
pay for the sympathy shown the issued the following bulletins corer
anything like order.
make an Investigation, and protect years. He was born in Wisconsin.
>ng Portland and other cities affected horse-power boner and an air com
the Sun and Moon property if it is July 12, 1849, and came to Walla Medical Department of Oregon Uni miners
Probable Cause of Explosion.
pressing plant has just been installed
MINE OWNERS ORGANIZE.
by the strike up and down the co*»t:
found
necessary.
Waila July 8 1866. Death was caus
The explosion is thought to nave
versity Lengthens Term.
“Portland—One man came in from in the O. R. & N. machine shops
ed by a complication of diseases. The
WRECKS TWO-STORY
Operated With Non-union Men.
Eastern Oregon Minina Men Will been caused by the jarring of dyna-
Portlanu. July 28.—The medical de
Tacoma
to scab, but we th nk he will here. In. reasing business on the
funeral
will
take
place
from
the
Pi
BUILDING IN OHIO.
The Sun and Moon was the first card Undertaking Parlors tomorrow partment of the Oregon State Univer
Meet in Portland on September 7, mite stored in the magazine by wora-
get
tired
in a day or so. They all do. road has necessitated more facilities
men who were laying a new floor. mine affected by the strike, which
sity Is approaching the plane of East
for This Purpose.
The
men
who are working are s<m for repairing the machinery in use.
morning
at
10
o'clock.
Interment
will
Tne dynamite set off the powuar in
The standard of One Person Was K'Hed and Several ply drawing pay and not doing us
Baker City, July 30.—A petit.on one chamber and that explosion was was declared last February, After l>e in the city cemetery. The deceas ern institutions
Others
Were
Injured—Accident much harm. Boycott working U. K.
Oil Fires in Russia.
signed by all the prominent mine followed by another in a second four months of idleness the mine re ed was a printer by trade. He was scholarship for entrance is being
sum oil operations In June with non city clerk in the ’70s.
Baku. Russia. July 29.—Fire today
raised, and the length of the term
Was Due to Carelessness in Leav Reports from the country show we
owners of’ this and the Sumpter dis- chamber.
union men.
Manager Sims, of tne
has been increased. Instead of six
are holding our own
Notwithstaud destroyed 50 boring towers and
trict has been circulated, asking for
ing Vents Open.
Shock Razes Buildings
Sun and Moon, declares that no ex
months’ term, as has been the cus
ing the company is offering every .n that reservoirs belonging to the LUl-
a meeting of the mining men of the
Columbus,
O.,
July
28.
—
An
ex
Trial of Jett and White.
The plant of the United States plosive of any kind was ever kept in
tom. the year's session will hereafter
akhany Petroleum Works. The flre
state, at Portland, on September 7
plosion of natural gas pl[>ed from tne dueement to get the men to go to
Cynthia, Ky., July 29.—Captain comprise Beven months. The stand
is spreading and the property of sex-
work.
for the purpose of organizing a state Cartridge Company is located in a dis or near the transformer building. As
trict known as Riverside Park, just m ar as can be learned, the building Ewen was the first witness In tne ard of rcholarship required for en Canelton fields early tnis morning
eral large companies is uow ablaze,
working
"Tacoma
—
Men
who
are
miners' association.
wrecked a two-story boarding house
are not doing us much harm. Taco .ucendiarism is suspected.
J. H Fisk, mining commissioner of outside of Lowell. The building in was wrecked by a heavy charge of Jett-White case today. He gave the trance has not been raised as yeL but on North High street.
same testimony as in the former after January 1. 1905, four years'
ma says, 'We can stay out forever.' •
the St Louis Fair, is at the head of which the explosion occurred was a dynamite.
Mrs. Lewis was killed by the shock
steel
structure
about
one
and
a
half
The
wounded
man
died
this
morn
work
In
a
reputable
high
school,
or
trial.
The
court
excluded
all
wit
IDAHO RANGE OVERSTOCKED.
"Everett—No new men going to
the movement, and the organization
and burning and was taken from the work. More 'phones being < orJered
is the initial step in a complete organ miles distant from the works of the ing. He haB been identified as Phil nesses from the room except Hargis, its equivalent, will be required.
The announcements for 1903-4 have debris dead. Edwiu Balz. Charles out. Managers cannot coax any oi Enforcement of Two Mile Limit Law
ization of the mine-owners of Oregon cartridge company. Within a hund ip Fire, a member of the Miners' who was granted special permission
to remsin.
been completed, and are now being Vettle and Charles Jachl were buried our boys to scab.
for advertising and fraternal pur- red yards there were 20 more houses Union.
Keeps Sheepmen Moving.
and beyond that the buildings are
Twenty-two members of the Min
sent out. In them is given the com but were rescued alive badly bruis
Eureka. Cal.—All good men are ofT
poses.
Idaho range sheep will be placed
ed
«ud
burned.
A
number
of
women
very close together. Every structure ers' Union, including President How
plete change of curriculum, areas
Don't think company are making on the market Monday by C. C. Val
Race Called off.
within a half mile was torn within ard Treslze, and the other officials,
ioned by the change In the length of were pinioned In the ruins who were much money with their gang.
HOTEL BURNED.
entine and Lorenxo Jensen, of Brig
Highland.
July
29.
—
The
Shamrocks
removed
with
slight
injuries.
and without. Persons
inside the have been arrested, ebarged with con
term. Forty clinic hours. 100 didac
“Oakland, Cal.—Trouble piling up
The accident was due to the care Men are holding together. Manage ham. Utah, says the Omaha Journal-
went
out
for
a
trial
spin
this
morn
es-
houses
sustained
injuries,
if
they
spiracy
to
blow
up
the
mine.
They
tic
hours
and
280
laboratory
hours
Two Women Lose Their Lives at a
Stockman of Saturday. They run
lessness of some person who turned ment trying to break the strike.
caped with their lives.
protest ignorance of a conspiracy anu ing. The old boat was given a wind will be added to the year’s work.
Maine Resort.
their bands across the line in wnat -s
ward
position
and
had
half
a
mile
on
the
gas
at
an
early
hour
in
the
declare
that
they
at
all
times
advised
or
“San
Francisco—Discontinue
Work of Rescue.
Old Orchard, Maine, July 30.—The
kitchen, allowing it to flow. I At er ders are being turned in at the rate mown as the Caribou range and load
Men who live in streets not far the men to obey the law and avoid lead soon after they started, but the
TRAMP STEAMER EXPLODES.
Seaview House was destroyed by fire
at Soda Springs. Messrs. Valentine
were
the
head
cook.
Mrs.
Lewis,
entered
weather
was
so
squally
both
of 50 to 100 per uay. All union men
this morning. Mrs. Helen Martin and away, who were fortunate enough to violence. They Intimate that the de signaled to return and the race for
the kitchen with a lamp, to begin are making a vigorous boycott We ind Jensen left their stock at a Ne
struction
of
the
property
was
part
of
escape
serious
injuries,
immediately
Confusion
of
Sulphuric
Acid
Gas
and
Mrs. E. Stevens, of Eazt Granton,
preparations for breatfast.
The will have 300 'phones out by end oi braska feeding station and arrived at
the day was called off.
were killed. Five other women a e in rave themselves over to removing a scheme to cast discredit upon the
the yards this morning.
Iron Pyrites th« Cause. ..
lighted lamp caused an explosion. It July.
Western
Federation
of
Mlnerj
and
Its
women
and
children
to
places
of
safe
of
the hospital
from
inhalation
Th«y say that the rang«? out in their
New
York,
July
29.
—
The
tramp
Is
not
believed
the
gas
was
turned
attempts
to
secure
shorter
hours
and
•'Sail
Jo»«'
—
Boys
will
go
to
ty, for almost simultaneously with the
work ountry is overstocked. Feed is bet
Attempt to Bribe.
smoke.
steamer
Eastry
explosion
of
sulphuric
on
unt(]
early
morning
as
it
would
more
pay
for
Its
members.
explosion came flashes from several
ter than it has been for two or three
Vienna. July 29.—There was a en- acid gas was caused by iron pyrites have permeated the entire house in only when strike is settled.
Twenty non-union men were work
buildings. Into the flames and debris
“Stockton—Boys working for other ■ ears, but these former seasons sere
parliament In the hold this rooming. The decks a few hours and probably smothered
Called on the President.
satlon
in
the
Hungarian
Labor exceptionally poor, it is pretty dry
companies. We have the
Oyster Bay, July 30.—Besides Sec scores of men were soon plunging in ing on the eighth level of the mine at today. Deputy Zoltana announcing were twisted. Twenty men aboard all ita inmates.
Council back of us. Union men do just at present and grass is short.
retary Payne. President Roosevelt efforts to save life and property. The the time of the explosion, but escaped that he had been offered a brille of jumped into the water and ewam to
not |Atronize places where the tele The ranges are not as pood as they
had as guests today Professor Je wreck was Bo complete, however, that injury. The damage caused by the $2.000 to vote for a contested meas the docks. Fire tugs prevented the
REMARKABLE ACCIDENT.
phone is in use.
rome Lanfield, instructor in history in the work was harrowingly slow. The explosion amounts to several thous ure. The sitting was suspended nnd fire spreading to other vessels.
were s few vears ago
and dollars.
in
"Sacramento—Man
working
the University of California, and Com patrol wagons and teams of all de
This is the result of over stocking
an inquiry instituted.
Re-
It
Is
Effected
a
Still
More
By
and
Union cause got two meu off.
missioner Williams and Attorney Va- scriptions were brought into use to
and putting the stock out early in
National
Bank
Falls.
markable
Cure.
WILL FUSE.
strike is working successfully.
ninegen. of the New York immigra supplement the ambulances.
the season, in former years the grass
Union Pacific Stock Advance.
Tele got a good start before it was used to
"Jackson—Western
Union
Washington. July 30.—The comp
tion office. iAnfield has just return
Mangled Bodies Recovered.
Pasadena. Cal.. July 39.—Miss Alice
New York. July 29.—The belief Factions of the People's Party Get Dane, apparently a hopeless cripple graph is doing all the business, white any extent. Stockmen have been
On the way to the fire numerous troller this morning ordered the
ed from an extensive tour abroad
Together at Denver.
The president talked with him on carriages were met that bore bodies. Doyleston. iPa.) National Bank clos that Union Pacific Interests haver se
and deprived of perfect speech for lines of telephone company are in bad using the range a little earlier each
matters bearing on our international Many bodies were taken from the ed. Its officers have been speculat cured the Southern Pacific stock for
year and now many put out their stuff
Denver. July 29.—The two factions many years, has suddenly had the shape.
"Bakersfield—This is a good union about the first of May At this time
ruins and laid on the grass, Some ing in Wall street, its resources, ac merly held by James R. Keene, has of tbe people's party, each with r tia- use of her limbs and vocal powers
relations.
town.
One
high
school
boy
has
gone
were mangled beyond recognition, cording to the last statement, were caused a rise of five-eighths this tional organization, will be amalga- restored as the result of an accident.
the grass Is very tender and the roots
morning The market is strong
Men and women fainted at what they $1,500,000
Secretary of War.
mated Into one party by action to be Miss Dane suffered from spinal trou to work for the company. labor haven’t gained a firm bold in the toll
Hermosillo, Mexico, July 30.—Gen saw.
The two-mile limit law is being en
taken this afternoon or tomorrow, at ble. and had to bobble about on Council will deciare boycott.
"San Diego—Results to get men to forced in Idaho and sheepmen are
London Dock Fire.
Calljra on RooMveit.
Houses, barns and outbuildings
eral Luis Torress, the governor of So
the national conference of the peo crutches, and could scarcely speak
quit the company are successful.
nora and conqueror of the Yaqui In lay in a ruined state, some half de
kept busy trying to find some place
London. July 30.—A disastrous fire
Oyster Bay, July 29.—The only ple's party and allied reform party, aliove a whisper.
“I.os Angeles—Majority of strikers that Is more lhau two miles from
dians has been given the war port molished. others hardly more than a swept the Grimsby docks this morn visitor today was Senator Washburn. now in session in this city. The com
Last Thursday, while descending
stand
firm
and
are
loyal.
Other
folio by Diaz for bls splendid military heap of broken timbers, still others ing
The storage sheds were wiped Secretary Payne is coming tomorrow mittee on resolutions and addresses the stairs at her home, she fell, and
somewhere where they tuny reel tn
1 will today report a proclamation the last step struck against her cheat places holding their own **
smoking from the recent fire.
out. lxiss. $500.000.
record.
PMM.
to discuss departmental matters
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