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VOL. XXVII
THREE MEN LÜQT
POCATELLO GAMES CLOSED.
Mayor Order* Police to Clean Out
ths City.
Pocatello, Oct. 26.—(Special to the
East Oregonian.)—A spasm of virtue
has swept over the city and today
not a game of any character is run­
ning. The city was infested with a
large aggregation ot toughs, tin­
horns. thugs and questionable char­
acters. and the conditions were so
bad that the mayor decided to take
drastic measures to remedy them.
Not one-fourth of the gamblers here
Saturday are left in the city today,
and the unearthly quiet about the i
large club rooms and saloons is op­
pressive to the sports.
Some heavy gambling has been
done here lately. One foot race took
place last week on which it is said !
MOST FLAWLESS OREGON
that »30.000 changed hands and
ROBBERY IN MANY YEARS. poker games representing ».».boo are
not infrequent.
PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO.. OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1008.
f
FORMIDABLE REVOLT
BY ARABIAN TRIBES.
BRISTOW FILES REPORT
OF UNCOMMON LENGTH.
a
year.
Just
think. 8140 gives you all the new*
I
Try it
for
EAST
Try It
NO. 93
BILL CARVER, WANTED IN
THREE STATES, CAPTURED.
The Sultan Waa Yesterday Stricken
With a Fainting Spell and Hie
Condition I* Serious — Insurgent
Leader* Have Gathered at Sofia to I
Await Their Chief, Saraoft.
All th« Ground of th« Postal Service Has Been tn* Worst All-Round Thief
Investigations Is Covered—Report
and Rustier In Eastern
Oregon,
Will Not Be Made Public for Some
Idaho and Washington for Year*—
Daye.
Some of Hi* Crime* Ar* Well Re
membered.
Wasbiugtuu, Oct. 24.—Mr Bristow'*
report* in the postofllc«- investlgatlun*
Vienna. Oct. 26.—The Neu Frele
Spokane, Oct 23—(Special to the
were given General Payne by the
Press today announces that Emperor
■■Bill
East Oregonian.»—
"Bill WUd." or
fourth assistant this afternoon
Mr
Joseph has. with one modification,
WJliam Carver, wanted in Idaho, Or­
Payne
immediately
t<xk
them
to
tbo
accepted the Hungarian libertat pro­
egon and Washington for cattle rustl­
While House in person an.l handed ing and horse at. a.'lag. wag nrreated
gram. thus ending the deadlock ami
i
them
to
the
president.
danger of adbieation.
yesterday evening at Sand Point.
They consist of 865 typewritten Idaho, by Sheriff Whitney, of Koote
Will Plan Campaign.
i«g<s comprising 110 000 word*, and nat county
Hotis. Oct 36.—A number of msur-
(«present almost a month's iaboi uu
Carver ha« a criminal record whl<~b
gent leader* are here awaiting Seraf­
the part of tbe fourth assistant and extend* over three »late* and "wdi m >
off and will contei ax to the ini uro
■
large
force
of
Mark*
to
compile.
MARSHAL OF FLUSHING
SHOCK WAS MISTAKEN
tried in Kootenai county for stealing SAM PARKS IN JAIL.
campaign
Five hundred exhibits accompany ft- horse*.
He ia wanted at Spoka te
Sultan Fainted.
WAS SHOT ANO KILLED.
FOR AN EARTHQUAKE. '(hey are not vet completed, but will for horse stealing and in Baker coun­
UNABLE TO GIVE BAIL.
be handed to the post master-general ty. Oregon for the same crime, he
Paris. Oct. 26.—In the Figaro to­
before Tuesday.
day a Constantinople dispatch *uy*
baring headed a gang of thieves wits
When printed they «rill make four
Burglars
Fled Toward
Portland, MUST STANO IMMEDIATE TRIAL. the sultan fainted yesterday, since One Negro Killed and Others Wound­ Singular and Inexplicable Phenomena
headquarter» on Snake river near Montana Smalters and Mills Shut
volumes,
embracing
the
detail*
of
tbe
which time his condition is causing
Pine and Eagle valleys in that coun­
ed and Eighteen Arc Under Arreet
Sixty Mil** Away, Having Secur­ Motion for Delay in Sam Parks' Case ' grave fear
Attended—Houses Were Destroyed work of inspectors on various esses ty He ts also wanted in the Okano­
Down a* a Roeult of Judge CJan-
sffldavits.
etc.
—Th* Populace I* Excited, and
ed Seven
Thousand Dollar»—A
Waa Denied.
gan country for cattle rustling
NeW York. Oct. 26.—A Ijondon dis­
and Yet People in the Yards Were
cy'a
Decision, and Threat* of Vio­
It is understood it* contents will
Constantinople states
When be ieft Eagle i alley, Oregon,
New York, Oct. 26.—Sam Parks' patch from
Lynch Law I* Probable—An Armed
Poe** I* in Pursuit, But the Fugi­
not be made public nntil the exhibit
Uninjured
—
Bloody
Jaw
Bone
Found
lence
Art Made Coal Miner* of
last spring, seven head of good
attorneys have tried <o have his trial that the military commandant and
is transmitted to Roosevelt.
Fugitive I* Besieged.
tives Left Neither Trace* Nor Oe- delayed, claiming uie defendant is governor of the province of Azir. on
700 Feet Distant-
horses d!s*pi>eaxed, and if he had
Several
States Are Threatening to
Payne was with bim an hour. Tbe been caught just then a lynching bee.
suffering from tuberculosis and is un­ I the coast of Arabia, have been kill­
scription*.
president
desired
to
take
up
the
mat
­
Strike.
Flushing. O. Ot
24 —Excitement
Including other known members of
New York. Oct 24 —Dynamite in a
able to stand the strain. The court ed in a revolt of two Arab tribes
ter at once and immediately arrang­
continues today over last night's mln
Salem. Or., Oct. 26-—The Bank ol denied the motion. No officers of against the cattle tax. A thousand sturc race war. Besides Town Mar­ car in an east-bound freight on the ed for a conference later in the day hl* gang, would have followed.
Chicago. Oct. 23 —Toe Employers
Carver, while in Baker county, was
Sheridan county was blown with dy Parks' union were present save Mc­ Turkish troops are reported killed ika) Elliott, who was killed by ne- New York. New Haven A Hartford with Mr. Payne and Attorney-General
a member and leader of one of the A*«o< 1 st ion ha* gathered evidence to
and
the
remainder
routed,
French
line,
exploded
todav
near
Pelham
Carthy,
who
is
known
as
Parks'
man
namite and robbed of a large sum
Knox
gices when their shanty «as till Bay
worst gang* of th eves that ever in- obtain indictment* against a number
between 2 and 3 o’clock a. m. The Friday. The leader semes to be de­ troops under Hady Pasha have been rounded last night by officers, one
tested
Eazterr. Oregon. Included In of labor leaders accused of intimidat
dispatched
to
the
scene.
serted.
Four cars were demolished. Walia
work was done by three men. whe
INSTITUTION IS UNSAFE
regro is certain to ole and two others shook and windows were broken for
thia gang were young men belonging ng soliciting and accepting bribes
escaped with an unknown amount
are seriously wounded.
to srjme of the best pioneer families for the settlement of strikes
NEW TIE8, HEAVIER RAILS
DOWIE'S TEAM ATTACHED.
a radius of two miles.
Got 87,000.
International Bank and Trust Com- in the country, One of the well re-
The bhcnfl who arrived this morn­
Sam Parks In JaiL
The peculiar action of dynamite
AND GRAVEL BALLASTING. ing after Elliott's death ramrd the
Sheridan. Or , Oct 26.—A terrific Elijah II Having Trouble With
pany Under the Ban.
membered raids made upon this or
New
York,
Oct. 23 —bam Paras is
inside of the barricade« l-.oore and re­ waa shown by escapes of trainmen
explosion awakened the town. The
gaalzod gang, waa when the Indian • tin in his cell today, unable to get
Debtors’ Law.
Sacramento
Oct
23.
—
The
board
Brakemen
on
top
of
cars
at
tbe
other
moved thre<- desierately wounded ne­
people rushed into the streets to
police of the Umatilla reservation ar­ »5.000 ball on the last charge of per­
New York. Oct. 26 —Dowie s ba O. R. A N. Ha* Two Thousand Men groes. The officers had hard work to end of the train were hurled into the ot bank commissioners tn its report rested the Turner. Prescott and Fish­
find L. S. Scoggin s building wreck
jury He says he is down and out.
to
the
governor,
has
decided
-hat
the
air
and
fell
in
a
mud
bank
uninjured.
rouche
and
four
horses,
which
he
Between
La i revcnt the angry crcwd from lynch-
Doing Trackwork
er boys, near Thorn Hollow. 20 miles
ed.
Butt« Smelter* Will Ctoee.
International
Bank
and
Trust
Com
­
All
felt
the
concussion,
but
none
were
The vaults were blown open and brought with him from Chicago. were
east of Pendieton in 1894. in charge
Grande and Huntington—Enlarging ing.
pany of America is an unsafe cor­
injured.
Butte, Oct. 23 —Carrying out their
»7.000 taken oy three robbers, who seized by a deputy sheriff outside of
of
M'
head
of
stolen
cattle
belonging
Band of Outlaws.
th* North Powder Tunnel—New
threat, the Amalgamated Copper Co.
A big hole was torn in the roadbed, poration to continue to transact bus­
were seen as they escaped on horses, Madison Square tnia morning, to sat­
All the negroes are member» cf a which caused the train to part, the iness and the commission will take In Un-on county. The er tire party thia morning taut down all mill* and
Diners
Have
Arrived.
isfy
a
claim
of
11,000
for
lawyers'
«as
riding toward Portland. They left
eent
up
for
term*
ranging
from
gang which has teen robbing railway rear portion running into the great control of the property and effect*
tomorrow the smelter* will be closed
one to
'
three years
no traces whatever as to their iden- fees for advice rendered one of
in accordance with the law.
This
La Grande. Oct 26.—The magn fl laborers and selling illicit whiskey.
The entire state suffers
Crowd* of
Dowie's lieutenants. Bowie denounc
gorge forward.
A
crime
attributed
to
Carver's
gang
Uty.
The negro who shot Elliott through
bank recently cloeed it* door* in San
A posse is in pursuit, and the prin ed from the aisles the statement that cent fall weather now prevailing has the back is supposed tn be badly
The desk sergeant in the Westches­ Franrisco and is a branch of the was the murder of John lawreDc* earners on the street* ebow Intense
near ■ Telocaaet. in the summer of (eel.ng. Occasional shout* to lynch
ci pal facts, including very nebulous his wife had taken »7,000.000 in se- stimulated to greater activity the wounded and escaped.
ter police station, three miles distant,
Mexican bank
work
of
the
O
R
and
N
Co
in
ba!
curities
to
Australia.
1892
was
thrown
from
his
chair.
The
st*
Lawrence was shot from hl* Judge Ctancey are beard.
descriptions of the robbers, nave
Four raort arrest* sere made at
lasting its rondbed in Eastern Ore­
Great Strike Threatened.
torse while riding on the range, and
been 'phoned to McMinnville and
lion bouse rocked so violently tbe po­
neon,
two
being
«(.men.
The
citizens
gon
COLORADO COURT MARTIAL.
lice
turned
out
his
murderer
was
never
discovered
ANARCHIST DEPORTED.
Portland in hopes of intercepting the
Tnnidad,
Col, Oct. ¿2—President
Last season the company finished made a demonstration, but the ot-
Lawrence was a detective aad a well Howells, of district 15 of the United
fugitives.
The citizen* at Baychester. two
fi<Ills slipped out of jail thia after-
laying
the
new
80
and
90
pound
steel
General Bell Is Suffering From Se­ respected young man of Union.
Mina Workers, embracing Colorado.
Sheridan is a town of M0 lnhabt First Occurrence Under the Act of
rails and a few weeks ago discov­ coon and lock all their prisoners to mile* away, in panic fled into the
ver« Case of Swelled Head.
Carver is a middle-aged man and New Mexico. Wyoming and Utah,
tonta, 20 miles south of McMinnville,
street*
in
their
_
_
1801.
night
clothing,
fear-
St
Ciairsville
jail
fur
fear
of
lynch-
ered a splendid quality of gravel for
terms that face him if hia crimes this ■surning officially announced that
the county seat, and 60 miles, as the
ing an earthquake
Washington. Oct 26—After con­ ballast purposes in the bed of the Ing
Denver. Oct, 23.—The court-martial the
are proven, will consume the reman effort* to settle gnevancea have been
crow files, southwest of Portland
Fifty
yards
from
the
explosion,
in
of General Chase nearly broke up in
sultation with Commlseoner of Immi­ Grande Ronde river, near La Grande,
Refuses to Surrender.
« hardened. A strike order is expect-
a roadhouse, seven
nmatee were a rvw at noon, when General Bell re­ der of tis natural llle.
gration Sargent, Secretary Cortelyou where they established a large dredg­
Wheeling. W. Va., O«-t. 24.—A po**« thrown from their bed*
«d aay hour fruoa Mitchell Twenty
D. R. N. BLACKBURN DEAD.
fused to be cross-examined and In a
today issued orders that John Tur­ er and now have employed 100 new of officers have surrounded the negro,
thoueaad tmner* are affected.
COUNTY SEAT FIGHT AGAIN.
Several cabin* occupied by labor- k>ud voice ordered the court to ad­
ner. tbe self-confessed anarchist, be steel ballast cars of 100,000 pounds who kilted Marshal Elliot at Flushing.
ers and section hand* and whk-h journ. The latter ignored him and
Former Attorney-General of Orogpn deported to England. This is tbe capacity each in hauling out u-.s
Aak S2DAOO Damage*.
7 he negro is heavily armed and re­ were 2v0 yard» beyond the rood house
went into executive session. Bell is Union County Ordeal Is Not Yet Over
first deportation under the anti-an­ gravel and spreading it along the fuse* to aurrender
Ctirago Oct. 23—Rand, McNally
Passas Away.
mentioned, and In line with It and the
and Case May Be Re-Heard in Su­ A Co today filed suit in tort for »20.
Salem. Oct. 26.—D. R. N. Black archist provisot. of the immigration line east of the Blue mountains.
Report* from Flushing thl* after- explosion, were shattered to that ex­ being denouncod as having pecu'lar
ot
idea*
a*
to
th*
relative
Importance
act
of
1903.
preme Court
0<K) damage* against the Press Feed
Between
Meacham
and
Huntington
of
Or
barn, former attorney-general
noon aay 18 negroes are now under tent that they must be abandoned-
hlmeeif the court and governor
f
M*' Union Franklin No. 4. The claim
1500 or SOW men are at work on the arreet
La
Grande.
Oct
23
—
(Special
to
the
egon, died at hi* home in this city,
ASSAILED THE PRINCE.
Is based cn tLe recent strike. Ac­
track tamping in the ballast, putting
I A woman working out of doors with­
Saturday evening, after an
illness
East
UregaLUn)
—
The
attorneys
for
in 10 yards of on* of thee* demolish­
cording u> the law of tort the firm
in new ties and bringing the roadbed
STARVED TO DEATH
La
Grande
-U
the
county
seat
removal
extending over a period of several
FRATERNITIES' BUILDING.
ed bouses wa» not evea thrown off
Ohio Boor Fined for Beating a Ko- up to a standard which compares fa­
can attach th«- funds of the cmon to
case,
today
filed
petitions
in
the
su
­
months, ending tn consumption.
h«-r feet
Brutality. Desertion and D*«t>tution preme court lor a rehearing, in the tatiafy claim*, if surcsaafuk Labor
vorably with the Pennsylvania Cen­ Many Orde** Will Build Structure at
rean Prince.
Judge Blackburn waa elected at­
A bloody and shattered fragment ot
tral or Lake Shore roads
cave just decided in which the enab! .coders insist it is a plaa to dlarapt
in Sac. Francisco
torney-general of the state ln 1898
St. Louie.
Delaware. -., Oil. 26—The case
an upper ja* bone was found 70o feet
One
hundred
workmen
are
busy
en
Ing act «as declared unconstitwtion the union
and served four years, being one of it Joseph Stout, charge^ with as­
from
the
explosion,
and
It
1*
believed
San
Francisco,
Oct
23.
—
The
5-ye*r-
St 1 xmls, Oct. 23—The corner­
al.
tbe ablest officials ever occupying sault on Prince Yee. of Korea, waa in larging the height and width of the
tunnel near North Powder so as tc stone laying tomorrow of the Temple other evidence* of death w'-ll be dis oid daughter of J. IL Green colored,
In cbm - a rehearing is ordered the
that position.
MACK MACK WINS.
common pleas court thlB morning
of Fraternity on the World's
~
‘
Fair covered later on. . It la not now -lied of starvation In the heart of the election will go on just as if the case
He was said to be one of the beet Stout pleaded guilty and sentence allow the free passage of larger cars
known that anyone living in the vicin­ city. The mother will probably die.
grounds
la
to
be
made
the
occasion
Lu nut bwn dec.ded The attorneys
judges
of
constitutional law ln was received. The assault waa last and engines, and it is announced that
□f a big celebration by the fraternal ity was killed, and the fragment of and was removed to a hosp-tal. The
the state, and waa an active repub­ June and unprovoked. Stout's excuse new train schedules will be issued in >rgnr.lzaticns. and a monster iarade skull mentioned is believed to have husband beat her and took her in the case hope to secure a rehear
the near future. The new dining cars
lican politician
He leaves a wife was that be did not like ' chinks’*
belonged to a tramp riding on the car cloth«« away, and left her no food, tag .as there are aeteral technical
for trains 5 and 6 have arrived from of the societies
and two grown children, James B.
which
exploded, or on u&e adjoining and ah«- «as unable to g«'t out cn ac­ pointe which were overlooked in the
The program has been arranged by
Pullman. Illinois, end will be put in
matter, which It ts thought will throw
of Albany, and Arch W., of Corvallis.
count of the beating
The husband the weight of testimony and chance
CANNOT RECOVER.
commission at once. This will give the Missouri Fraternal Congreee and
ba* been gone a week
EDITORS ADJOURN.
complete dining car service on every it is expected that 10.000 members of
tn favor ol the law.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
fraternal societies in various parts
Philadelphia
Millionaire
Suffering train on the main line.
The election notices are all posted,
of
this
state.
Illinois.
Iowa.
Kentucky.
Eighteenth
Annual
fi
e
e
m
on
of
tn*
OFFICIAL INQUIRY.
From Last Mlinesa.
Ou January 1 the IS new mogul
and il the case should be reversed, in
Chicago Newspaper Man Seeks a Le­
Kansas.
Indiana
and
other
states
will
Oregon Prwee Aaeociation Cloeed In
a rehearing the vote will be taken on
Philadelphia.
Oct.
26.—William engines are expected to arrive, which
gal Separation.
take part
The program ot exercises
IB November 2 according to the orders
Ttxa* SCHdier* Ordered to Sts,
Glory.
Elkina, the milllonare traction and will greatly add to the facilities of
Chicago. Oct. 26.—John Gohn ed­ gas magnate, who was expected to the Eastern Oregon division and Will at the laying of the corner-stone will
Tents After Nightfell.
of the law. permitting the vote oa I
Sslem. Oct 24—The l»th
t, of
Include address«-* by several speak-
itor of the Hotel World, this morn die before morning, at 9 o'clock ral- aid in moving the heavy traffic
the removal
the Oregon Pres* Association closed
Fort
Riley
Oct
23—Cotone!
er*
of
prominence
ing filed papers for a divorce from lied and is now resting easier, but
in this city this evening m a blaze of Hutcben's Texas regiment baa asked
hia wife, Grace, who is said to be a there are little hopes, however, for
I
HEWITT INDICTED.
SAN MIGUEL BURNED
glory, if the expression 1« applicable an official Inquiry into an assault on
BRUTALLY BEAT A SISTER.
follower of Mrs. Tingley, of Point his recovery.
to the enjoyment of a banquet and throe privates by colored regulars
1> okml Mrs. Gohn filed a petition two
Ukiah Poetmseter Found Guilty of Attempted Robbery and Assault at an grand balL Tbe citizens of Salem Tbe Hlfeelng is increasing. The One of t»e Oldest Settlements in Cal­
years ago. but her case was dismiss­
have entertained the visiting dele­ Texans are now ordered to remain tn
Brakeman Killed.
ifornia—Founded by Jesuits.
Abuse of Postal Laws.
Orphans’ Asylum.
ed two months later. A year age
gate* and the!r friend* In a most thetr tents after nightfall A portion
Glenn
’
s
Ferry.
Idaho,
Oct.
26.
—
Pas,> ilobtes Cal.
Oct
23 - Tbe
poet
Frederick
Hewitt,
formerly
Gohn secured an order from a San
Wheeling W Va.. Oct. 23. Six charming manner, m- the meeting at of tbe army under General Bell is to-
town of Saa M guel was visited by
Francisco court and the two children (Special to the z-ast Oregonian.)—I muter at Ukiah, was Indicted late colored men have been arrested on the capital city «ill be long remem
day maneuvering again et a force uu fire this morning and suffered a loss
Brakeman Eugene Williams, former-1 Saturday evening by tbe federal
were put in his custody.
suspicion of being implicated in an
of 8100.000. San Miguel is one of the
ly a dispatcher on the O. S. L., a na­ grand jury at Portland, for abusing attack and attempted robbery at tbe bered as one of pleasure and value. d«-r General Barry
Tbe organisation 1* in a thriving
oldest settlements tn California
It
tive of Salem. Or., and lately in the th«. United States postal law*.
Elm Grove Orphans' Home, last ■ condition, tbe membership i* grow­
OVER 15400 IDLE.
«as founded by Jesuits a* a mission
train service on the Short Line, out
EXPORTS GROWING.
Hewitt *u found guilty of using night, when four masked m< n bru- ■
ing
constantly,
and
tbe
science
of
run
­
and the ruin* of tbe old adobe build
of this city, fgll from the top of tbe stamps to purchase goods lut March, tally beat Sister Alma and tied her'
Prominent Lumberman la in th*
prlnci-
Greatest Min* Shot-Down in History
train to the track, at King Hill yes­ while postmuter at Ukiah Tbe pen to a gas pipe. Her screams frighten-1 ning newspapers on business
Rapid Increase of Shipment* From mgs are still in existence.
pie« I* now tbe foremost topic among
Toil*.
of Montana.
terday evening.
He was so badly alty for tbe offense is a heavy fine ed the robber* away
America to Japan.
the members
Packing Hous« Fir*.
Minneapolis,
Oct.
26.—Henry mangled that he died three hours but no action has yet been taken ic
Butte.
Oct.
24.—Owing to a deci*
I
Among the able papers read yester­
Washington. Oct 23—The depart
Brown, a prominent lumberman in after the accident
the matter. The case will be heard
Fort Worth. Oct 23—Fire
this .<* tv Judge Clancy, of the •lletriet
DESERTING NEW YORK.
day
was
one
on
the
"Ethics
of
Jour-
ment
of
commerce
announce*
that
im
­
dieted by the grand jury a tew weeks
at th<- term of tbe court now in *e*
morning partially destroyed the joint ourt. in which the Mtunie Healey
nal lam.' by Colonel E. Hofer, of the port* into Japan from America ex­
ago. waa this monting arrested
Senator Stewart Will Marry.
sion.
ld( u.lnc. value,I at 81<Mh*ijM<A,
Trainlo*d2 of Zion's Host Return to Salem Journal, and the annual ad- ceeded Japanese exports to tai* Armour-Swift packing plant
charged with offering a bribe of 850*'
loss 1* not announced. The plant or­ ■. «ar-ied to Heinze, all the greot min-
Ga., Oct. 26.—Senator
Atlanta.
Chicago.
country
»500.000
for
the
six
montz>*
cress of Arthur Conkllu, of Grant's
to Alderman Powers to secure a Stewart, of Nevada, tonight will
tig nropertie* of tbe Boston and
FOR THEIR REPEAL.
ending June 30. Thl» i* the first iginally cost »150.000.
New York, Oct 23—A full train­ Pas*, president of the association.
boee contract for the Bower* Rub­ marry Mrs. Coneog. of Madison, Ga.
Montana and the Amalgamated -"-op-
time
in
history
the
balance
of
trade
Secretary
Toiler
submitted
his
an
­
load
of
Dowie's
host
returned
to
Chi
­
ber Company, oi San Francisco He Stewart's first wife was killed in an Strong Influenc* Against Desert land
Village Burned.
■!T companies of Montena are rhnt
cago this morning, leaving the city nual report at the meeting last night has been in favor of the United
pleaded not guilty and bail was fixed automobile accident a year ago at
Paris. Oct. 33 —The village of Ker low*, and between 15. >0« and 20.000
and Commutation Act.
which
contained
some
very
interest
­
States
(»restored.
The
whole
attempt
Is
at 83.500 and the case continued.
guasat in Brittany, was destroyed b; miner* are idle.
Alameda, Cal.
Washington, Oct. 26.—C. B. Booth dwindling out and the end is expect­ ing facte, among them be.ng statis­
fire today. Seven were killed am.
The greatest consternation pre­
tics
concerning
the
pres*
of
Oregon.
chairman ot th* National Irrigation ed shortly. Dowie has announced be
ELECTRICAL TIMBER CUTTING.
many were made homeless
vails. Threats to lynch Judge Ciao-
REBELLION GAINING GROUND.
Southern Pacific Advance.
Association, had a long talk with the expected others to take the place of The report showed that, in this state
vy hare been openly made and ex-
New York. Oct. 26.—London quo­
those departing. Seventy-five thous­ there are 19 daily newspapers, IM Platinum Wire When Sears th* Freeh.
dtement ia at fever be«».
Moroccan Pretender Ha* the Govern­ tation* show that the stock market president this morning. Hs wants
weeklies. 7 semi-weeklies, 18 month­
the repeal of the desert land act and and houses were visited yesterday.
Cut End*.
It is tbe gre*tr«c dsimhonce la
ment Force* Discouraged.
lies. 1 semi monthly, 1 quarterly, or
this morning opened etrong there, commutation homestead act
He
:Le history of Mouton* «nining and
Washington, Oct. 24.—Consul-Gen­
point
a
total
of
226
publications,
classified
Southern
Pacific
advanced
a
BODY
FOUND.
Madrid. Oct 26.—A dispatch from
says he baa many proofs of frauds
-•□sines« ts seriously thrritened.
as follows: 120 republican. 35 Inde­ eral Gunther, at Frankfort, Germany,
Oran, Algeria, says the situation on
perpetrated through these laws to
reports that successful experiment*
the Moroccan frontier la serious.
tbe detriment of actual homestead­ Believed to Bo That of Millionaire pendent. 23 democratic, 5 fraternal, 4 have been made at various parts of j
FORGETTING HIS WIFE.
agricultural, 3 miscellaneous, 1 pro­
There will be mlltary operation*
ers. The president promised to look
Wentz.
hibition, 1 teachers, 2 trade. 1 timber. brane* in cutting tree* with electric- '
soon. At Oudja a large body of the
into the matter.
Clington, Tenn., Oct. 23.—A man 1 Norwegian. 1 Japanese, 1 Scandlna ity. Platinum wire 1* heeled and
J. J. Murchison Celebrates Close of
pretender’s troop* are marching on
was found near here touay with a vían, 1 Spiritualist, 1 bops. 8 relig­ whitewashed. Tbe sawing requires ’
Harvest With Grand Bail.
the sultan who 1* near that place. A
ROCK CREEK POWER PLANT.
pile of burned letters beside him It ious, 5 school. 1 woman'* club, 1 com­ but one-e ghth th« ordinary time. '
La Grande. Oct. 24.—J. Murchison,
portion of tbe Bultan’s troops near
Is believed to be Wentz, the million­ mercial, 1 labor union. 1 livestock. 1 There is no sawdust and charred ends
«hose wife eloped v-ith the burly no-
«re said to be badly discourag­
Will Transmit Light and Power to aire, missing from Big 8tone Gap.
INSURANCE RATES TO
poultry. 1 physician. 1 German and act as weather protection
tro bootblack, from this city, souse
ed.
Baker City, a
Distance
of
15 Kentucky.
1 law journal, 2 mining. 1 drug. 1 ex­
FAR EAST ADVANCED .hree weeks ago. celebrated the close
Mile*.
position, 1 Oregon uistory.
8AU8AGE MAKERS STRIKE.
Jf the harvest season by a grand balL
STEAMER SUNK.
SMUGGLING DIAMONDS.
A literary program ha* been arrang­
st h!s home, near Summerville, last
Baker City, Oct. 26—(Special to
ed for tonlghL which will be render­ Fifteen Hundred Go Out for an In. Life, Accident and Property Risks Al night
the East Oregonian.)—The first wire
Caused By Explosion of a Boiler— FORMER EMPLOYE GIVES
Seisure Made of 825.000 Worth of ed before tbe ball begin*, and imme-
He is the owner of a threshing ma
creaae in Wages.
Cost One Hundred Psr Cent Mot
Three Were Killed.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY for the new Rock creek power plant
Procloue Stone*.
dlately following the banquet. The
thine outfit, and on account of t_e
arrived
Sunday
and
work
on
string
­
Chicago.
Oct.
24.
—
One
thousand
(
Boon Sts. Marie, Oct. 86—The
New Tork. Oct. 33.—Captain GelaL following officers were elected yester­ five hundred sausage makers at the . —Japan Credited Wlin Designs or kiay occasioned by the hunt for his
ing this wire line 15 miles in length,
steamer - Sauber,
-------- , ore-laden, last night
Sagahlin Island. Russia's Famous itlld, he was the last threshing ma-
a
retired officer of the French ma day evening:
will
begin
at
once.
Union Stock Yards, struck today, the
exploded. Captain Morris and Frans Alleged That Mr. Blair la a Whole­
President—8. L. Moorhead, Junction packers positively refusing conces­
Penal Colony for a Bass of Sup 'hlne man to pull in this tall, aad
The plant has been equipped with rinee, was arrested on arrival of the
Robinson were killed. The femain
sale Forger and Embezzler and an additional 400-horae power gen­ Teutonic today by custom* officers, City
«are his neighbors a hall and supper
sions a* to the wage scale. They now | plies.
dec of the crew were rescued after
That
Hs Misappropriated Four erator, and an all day service will be charged with attempting to smuggle
First vice-president—E. Hofer, Sa earn from 16 to 25 cents an hour, and
in honor of the close of a aucceesfnl
great exposure, by tne steamer Tialo
825.000 worth of diamond* which lem
Hundred Thousand Dollars — De­ installed at once.
demand an advance of 2*4 cents
lxmdon. Oct 83.—A Honolulu re year.
The Sauber la a total lea* and sank
Second vice-president—George M
were seized and sent to the public
port of war between Russia and Ja
nis«
Everything
and
Goes
to
Bed
in »00 feet of water.
Miles Thanks Spokane.
stores. Thia is the largest seizure of Cornwall, Portland.
Forged Pardon*.
pan Is unequlvocably denied at the
CLOSE RESULT PREDICTED.
Sick.
General Nelron A. Miles has writ
Secretary—Albert Tozier
goods ever made from an incoming
Japanese
legation.
Francieco, Oct 24.—The disrov ,
Donkel Acquitted.
tea a personal letter to Reno Poet,
Treasurer— Francis Gotehall. Mt ery San
poasenger.
ia made that convict Ralph Wil- '
Insurance Advanced.
St. Louis, Oct. 26.—A sensation Greater Now York In Throe* of a
The Dalles, Oct. 21.—Cleveland
of the G. A. R. at Spokane, express
Tabor.
iiams
escaped
from
Alcatraz
b>
London,
Oct.
23.
—
Lloyd's
life
Whirlwind
Campaign.
and
has
been
created
here
by
a
state
­
Donkel. who was accused of mur
.ng his gratitude for the recent reso­
Historian—George H Himee.
Arbor Day In Indiana.
New York, Oct. 26.—A whirlwind
daring his father near
Prineville ment made to the grand jury by At­
Bergeant at-Arms—Arthur Conklin means of a forged pardon. This Is accident and marine insurance rater lution passed by the post censuring
Indianapolis.
Oct.
23.
—
This
waa
Ar
­
the
fifth
escape
It
was
dlsccoered
to
the
far
east
have
been
advance«.
last September, was acquitted by the torney James Roberts, regarding the campaign ia marking the close of bor day in Indiana and pursuant to
the president for his treatment of
by checking up the pardons Issued at 100 per cent since yesterday, to covei Genera) Mlle*
mayorlty
contest.
Several
circuit court Saturday night. The alleged methods of James Blair, the
The letter Is la the
POPE
MAKES
GIFTS.
the
request
of
the
state
superintend
­
Washington.
The
pardons
have
been
risks If war be declared betweec landwriting of th« old soldier aad
/-»nc occupied the attention of the (until a few days ago general coun­ thousand meetings are scheduled for ent of public instruction. Cotton, the
so cleverly forged that the local offlc- Russia and
Japan
within
three is highly prised by the poet.
sel for the World's Fair, and whose this week
Indications are of an ex­
court four days.
A Portion Will Be Sent to Macedon­ ers could not tell the bona fide from months
resignation was accepted) following ceptionally close contest, and bet* day was observed by schools and
colleges
throughout
the
state
by
ap
­
ian Fugltivee.
the forgeries
a publication which he considered today are even
Jap* Persecute German*.
Thirty-Six Drowned.
Scandal in Boise.
propriate exercise» and the planting
Vienna, Oct. 23.—A dispatch today
Berlin. Oct. 23.—Dispatches today
Brest, Oct. 26.—The French sail­ reflected upon fits financial Integrity.
There la said to be a scandal coo
of trees and ihrub*. Reports receiv­ says the pope has sent 200 Turkish
Electric
Railway
Speed.
Roberts was formerly in Blair's
' from Yukabama state that < Germans nected with the removal of Mr*,
GRADE CROSSING WRECK.
ing ship Savoyarn sank near here to­
ed by Superintendent Cotton indicate | pounds to the archbishop at Adrian­
employ.
Among other allegation»
Berlin, Oct. 23.—At another speed there are being persiH'uted by th« leorge K. Spencer, formerly chief
day. Thirty-six of tne crew were
gen
the
observance
was
more
that
against Blair is one of issuing forg­ Freight Train Smashes Into a Street
ople for distribution among suffering test on the Marienfeldt Zossen elec- Japanese, who suspect them of beini
leputy in the offlc« of tbo United
drowned
era! than ever before.
ed notes and certificates of title to
Christians of that province Of this. trie railway this morning. 130 miles xpie* for Russia
One has I been lm States Marshal Rounds. Mr* Span
Car at Cleveland.
60 pounds go to Macedonian fugi­ an hour pace was attained.
bogus
deeds
of
trust,
and
embezzle
­
prisoned
at
Tokio.
The
___
___
l
kalsei
Fir* in the Hold.
cer refused to resign and was furci
Cleveland, Oct. 26.—A freight train
Five Were Killed.
tives
ment ot trust funds in the aggregate
I threaten* his mslled fist unless rep- bly ejected from the office
Liverpool. Oct. 26—Fire in the amounting to »400,000.
Haletta Island, Malta, Oct, 23.—One
Of this west bound on the Cleveland & Pitta
' aratleu is made
English Railway Wreck.
Celtic’* hoid at Board* today
did amount »340.000 is said to have jeen burg railway, ran Into an Euclid woman and four men were killed and
Review at Fort Riley.
London, Oct. 23.—In the railway I
To Capture Sag halm.
Idaho Sugar Factory,
much damage before it was extin­ taken by him from Dick Brothers, avenue car at a grade crossing this 14 Injured by an explosion of fire­
Fort Riley, Oct. 24.—Nearly 10.000 wreck at Sowerby last night only one
Seattle, Oct 23.—Japanese advice*
The
buet
sugar plant which was to
afternoon,
completely
wrecking
the
guished.
works at Balzan.
troops, commanded by 500 officer*, was killed, but 10 were slightly ln', today state that that government is
bankers of Philadelphia, and »63,000
have beeq located at Boise City this
from the Blows estate, for which he latter. Seven persons are known to
were reviewed today. The Fifth Iowa jured.
planning to capture the Island of year, has been delayed and construe
Nansen Deni** It
Vatican Politic*.
made the boat showing of the militia
acted as trustee. Blair denies all al­ be seriously, If not fatally injured.
Sagbaiin. the Russian penal colony, lion will hot iM«gin until next spring
State regiments drew
Praying for a Son.
Stockholm,
Oct.
26— Explorer legations.
Rome. Oct. 23.—Several cardinals regiments.
midway between Siberia and tbe Jap It will be. ready, it in thought to
Stabbing
at
Weiser.
nesrly
»40,000
pay
today.
Blair Is III.
Nansen today stated that the report*
are organizing a movement to force
Berlin, Oct. 33.—The cxarlna of anese Island of Ye«o, m the event ot handle the crop uext year.
St. Louis, Oct. 26.—The physicians
Huntington, Oct. 26.—Tn a stab­ Morri Delval to resign the papal sec­
he Is about to start on a new polar
Russia I* again enclente. The czar war. Saghaltn is considered the
Four Were Drowned.
attending James Blair, former gen­ bing affray at a country dance near retaryship.
expedition are lnacurate.
ts offering dally prayers for a son.
most strategic jroint as a base of
Kansas Bank Robbed.
eral counsel for the World’s Fair, to­ Weiser Saturday night, Tom Stod­
Pittsburg, OcL 83.—A skiff contain­
supplies for the miaado'* fleet and
Wichita, Ky., Oct 23—The Blate
day announced hia condition as im­ dard fatally Injured Sam Rosebor­
Susinses Section Burned.
Broker Suicides.
ing five Hungarians was swept over
armies.
It
i*
called
the
Island
of
Moody at Norfolk.
‘tank at Burton was robbed last night
Clarksville, 111.. Oct. 83—The prom­ Springfield dam, near Colfax, in a
Norfolk, Oct. »».—Secretary Moody Murderers, being populated by 25.000 oi' 32.1*00. A posse met the robbers
Poland, I-Ó.,
Ind, Oct. 26.—The busi- proving. Th« grand jury today re- ough. The row arose over a girl.
1
inquiry
Into
the
charges
Roeeborough
!■
In
a
precarious
con
­
inent
young
broker,
Percy
Bmtth.
sul-
heavy fog thl* morning, nnd tour were Is today for the first time visiting prisoners, 9,000 of whom are murder- □«ar Patterson and exchanged shots.
section wae destroyed by fire [Burned
dition and may die.
I against bim
cded this morning, using a pistol.
drowned
* the nary yard.
ex
this morning. Iosa »50.000.
The robbers escaped.
Vaults Were Blown With Dy­
namite and the Ronbers
Escaped on Horses.
Blacks Are Common Robbers Man Was Thrown From His
and loughs and Peddlers of Chair Three Miles From the
Illicit Whiskey.
Scene ot the Accident.
Employers' A&uciatiun Will
Make Things Hot for Some
People in Chicago.
I
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AND DEEMED SUDE