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* ¿SSS I WEEKLY EDITION asV 104 Copies of the SEMI WEEKLY EAST WEEKLY EDITION. $1.50 OREGONIAN will be sent you In one year for only *2.00 the news of the • interest you. world It prints and will Try It. PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.. OREGON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27.1903 VOL. XXVII I GOVERNMENT FORAGE. for Immense Amount of Feed Approved. The war department has just •P proved contracts for an immense amount of forage for the department of the Columbia. The four points at which the sup plies are to be delivered are Forts Walla Walla. Boise Flagler and Van couver. The supplies consist largely of hay and oats and the prices, as given below, may be taken as repre sentative values of .nese commodi- t es in the different localities. * ue .oilowing contract* have been award ed; Robert H. Johnson. 8oo.000 pounds ot oata at 81.35 per hundred; 400,(Mu 1,00v ,v pounds of oata at *1.37; pounds of hay at 87 cents, 13v.,uO0 pounds of hay at 93 cents. for Foi Walla Wa..a 400.000 McDaniel, Seward & pounds of hay at 80 cents per him- dred; 3«. .000 pounds of hay at 9v cents; 300.00b pounds of straw at 31 cents; 80 .000 pounds of straw at 32 cents; 400,000 pounds of oats at 81-18; 732.000 pounds of o*ts at 81-24, tor Vancouver Barracks. Isiael Katz. 5.000 pounds of bran at *1.15 per hunured, for Fort Casey. Uash.; ft.000 founds of bran at 8116 per -undreu for Fort Flagler, John Lemp, 4.000 pounds of bran at 81.40 per hundred; 102.000 pounus ut ol oats at ll.aO; 155.Ú00 pound hay at 4o cents, .or Bolse Barrack* Contracts I They Cempletely Demolish One Car by a Storm of Missiles. Cut Wires by Wholesale. Police Are Forced to Fire a Volley From Their Revolvers Before They Break Revolting Crowd—Clubs Are of No Use—Tracks Obstructed— Live Wires Left Dangling In Streets—Ono Horse Instantly Killed. Chicago. Nov. 23.—The operation of the State street cable linee was under- ■ taken this morning for the first time since the str— began, November 12. at the More police have been detai barn*, although the force on the cars is not Increased. One Car Demolished. One State _.. _ street car was stopped at Fortieth street by obstructions and was immediately surrounded by a tur bulent crowd. Despite the heavy po lice guard, the car was literally rid dled by a storm of missiles. The police charged repeatedly with clubs, but were unable to disperse the crowd until they fired a volley from revolvers in the air. Obstructions are along the line. The crowds are larg er than has been for a week, Fre- quent arrests occur. The Archer avenue trolley wires are cut in a dozen places this morn- ing. The tracks are obstructed. The guy wires were also cut until ihe trolley wires in many place* sagged to the trolley instant er had For Arbitration. Chicago Nov. 23.— Counsel tor both aides • atrwe« railway r«rik* were in conference this morn-ng and will submit their views to the mayor this afternoon. The coal is reporte to -<e running low at the car barn6. Mor* Labor Troubles. Chicago. Nov. 23.—Two non-union employes of the American Hide a Leather Company, going to work this morning were [ ursued by the strikers who have been wgtch.ng event* since the strike was declared three weeks ago The men turned bay in a subway and fired revolver* into the crowd. Michael Galligban and Anthony 8. Zymanski were wounded. Tne non- unionists made good their escape —" 1 ■ — ............... * 1 ■' SEE PBES10EH1 DENNIS IS HURRIED AWAY TO JAIL I He Puts Up Resistance Are Called—It Coon Became is and Believed Police That Demented Over Re- » ligion—Considerable Excitement at middle of the street. A live wire left dangling caused the desth of a horse and the drit a narro* ewc*pe FOUNDRY IS RUSHED. All Iren Work for the Bowman Build ing Will Be Turned Out by Rigby- Clave People. __ _ force la The Rigby-Clove foundry now buay turning out a new land trad -r for H N. Newport, of Echo, and as soon as this is out of the way work will commerce on the structur al iron work for ue Bowman build ing All the iron thresholds, pillar*, win dow drops and other appliances to be day approached him in the pool room used in this building will be nast st tn the Seattie bar and offered to steer the foundry. Three immense iron pil him up against a good thing Me lars are being cast today for the death 1« Holliday have *5 to play on front of the Golden i.ule hotel, which is nndergoing extensive repair* the "good thing." A few minutes later, McGrath say*. R. M. GWINN DYING. Holliday returned and said he had lost the first *5. but that he had the real tip on the next race, and wanted J. H. Gwinn Learns His Father la Critical Condition. some money to play on it. McGrath say* he refused Holliuay the second J. H. Gwinn has just received ad loan, but took a roll of bills out of v.ces from his father, R M Gwinn, his povket as he did so, and Holliday who reside* at Porterville. California. snatched them from his band and ran U> the effect that the oid gen-eman away. is in a very ertieal condit'on, and J. Holliday was arraigned before Ju» H. may start for California tonighL tice Cann this afternoon and was re Hl* brother. M B. Gwinn of Boise leased on *750 cash baiL City, was lately in California, and al so brings advice« to the nmr effect INSURGENTS LOSE 300 about their father. Mr. Gwinn. 9r, MEN IN BATTLE is over 70 year* of age. I I MAY ESCAPE UNDER EX i POST FACTO PRINCIPLE. Favors the Re-establishment of the Canteen on Grounds of Morality. Sobriety and Discipline. Highly Compliment* th* Philippine « rmy—Advocates Higher Pay for Army in the Eastern Service—Bill Introduced Inviting Cuba Into the Union —Investigation of General Wood i* eroc*eding With Interesting Chargee Filed Against Him. Washington. Nov. j!l.—In his an-t ty of increasing compensation for of nual report a* chief of staff. General fleers and soldiers, especially in the Toung makes an urgent appeal for East, where the coot of living la *o canteen*. He say* he hesitate* to high take the matter up because congress Senate Affair*. failed to take any action for their re In the senate a number of more establishment. but be doesn't feel at proteet* against 8moot ot Utah liberty to ignore a measure which ia were presented by Cockrill unanimously advocated by officers Among the bills Introduced was one hating the best interest* of the army by Newlands of Nevada, inviting Cu at heart, and their recommendation 1» ba to become a »tale of the Union entitled to consideration. The senate committee on military He says the canteen* promote mor affairs resumed the Wood Investiga a.../, sobriety and u.scipline Auds tion Mr. Rathbone presented papers that the work of th- general staff io purporting to substantiate hi* charge* far shows the wisdom of the author, and afterward took the stand an*, ties ia promoting the measure. presented three charge* Th« Philippine Army. Flrot—oWod lnterefered w.th Co He pay* * glowing tribute to the ban court* and influenced them to army in the Philippines Both regu convict Rathbone lars and volunteers have shown re Second—Wood received gifts irom markable efficiency, devotion, patience, the Ja'alkl Association, which re- forbearance and humanity through »ulted in the extension of its fran out the entire campaign in <he Island chlse five yeara. Third--WorwJ aavx-iated with ex- He «ays that und-r th- circum stances where the seveiest messur« Convict Heiiairo »bo was an Assoc. were justified the officers and sol ated Press correspondent in Cuba diers. both volunteer and regular, and acted *» Wood's pres» agent and showed forbearance to the utmost social mentor possible limit Instance* of miscon Foe Reciprocity. duct are very rare and. genera:.y Washington. Nov 21.—The senate arose from misdirected zeal committee on foreign relations thia Under the law tne organized m-u- morning agreed to report the Cubsr tl* has attained a dignity ana stand reciprocity bill without amendment, ing it never bad before Growing dig probably Monday nity. efficiency and force are the most Cuban Bill Referred. encouraging festures of the interest Senate ..ov, taken. He reCotnrr ends the cosat army be debate ensued as iocressed on lines suggested by Gen which the Cuban f erred It finally eral Chaffee He invites attention to the neeess.-1 mittee on finance White House. Washington. Nov. S3—Elijah Den nie, a colored man: trieu to gain ac cess to the presence of President Roosevelt this morning, hie motive seeming to be unknown. He put ’tp a fierce demand for admittance. After he had given considerable re sistance he was turned over to the I Bee, who burned —im away to the jail He will be tried for his sanity. From his actions and the way he car ried on it is believed that he has be come demented over religion. His raid caused considerable excitement at the White House None of the American* Were Killed— Commanded by General Woods Moroe Have Taken Position Which They Think Impregnabl*—Further Betties Arc Expected. FULTON GIVEN NO. 101 BY AN UNDISPUTED. BUT SCANT MAJORITY This ia According to an Opir ion Ren- Issue wss 8oc si ism—Striks SUU s.v dared by Atto-ney General Craw in Chicago, With Care Moving Ute ford—Habeas Corpus Proceedings dsr Heavy Guard—Final Attempt Will be Brought to Test the Law Tod^ 1« Effzct a SetUemsnt. and Opinion. Boston Nov. 21.—The Federation of Salem Nov. 21.—By reason of the l^abor this morning re-elected Samuel fact that under the old law, under Gompers president, by a vote of 1224; welch Pleasant Armstrong, murderer Kroft. 1114. Great excitement. of Minnie Enamtnger. In Baker coun Mitchell Favored Gomper*. ty was sentence 1 to r.a ig. expired be The socialist cand'dste Krcft. fall- fore hla execution, it la likely that h* cd to vote the even *tr«mgtb of hie will be released from prison, aa there party. Shortly after the vot,ng com I* no way by which he can be trial menced, Mitchell arose and ¿a'd- twice for the same offense, ana be "Thl* delegation to unanimously for -annot be hung, under * law not now Guuir-ers." From that iln>* th* vot In force. ing was almost entirety n Gompei** AMERICA GUILTY OPEN Tbi* announcement was made ye» £a< or. VIOLATION OF TREATY terday evening, in an opinion rendered Otaer* elected, were an follows: by Attorney General Crawford, in this First vice president, Duncan; second city. and the news of the opinion haa vice-president, Mitchell; third. 0*Con- been greeted with great satisfaction nei. by the friend* of Armstrong, who Union Overture* ignored. have hoped for a commutation of the Chicago. Nov 21.—The settlement «enteoce. to imprisonment tor life. Habeas corpus proceedings will at X the great car »trike la still In the once be started at Baser City, look balance The company up till noon ing for the release of the prisoner, had tailed to reply to the latest over as there is absolutely no mean* by ture*. There is renewed activity in oper which be can be confined, according to the opinion of the attorney genera! ating The lines ar* quiet. Practicably all the policemen guard Aimstrong** crime was peculiarly coldblooded. He killed bls sweet .ng the line» have been withdrawn, heart. Minnie Enxmmger. last Chriat- although the car* carry guards. Three ma* morning, at a dance at Haines. large torpedoes were discovered on the tracks. At the «eventy-seventn 10 miles west of Baker City. Armstrong ua* sen ten-ed on Mutch street barn* a non-union «onductor 11. but an appeal was takes and the «a* beaten into insensibll-ly wi'.Mn * block of the barns Two striking con old Lan under whi?h be ed •a* superseded on May 22, by the ductor* we« arrested. a» now in effect and according to The unions notified the strikers that ill authorities he Is now held coo- notwithstanding al) conference» are over the strike to still on. trarr to law Conference This Afternooe. JOHN M DONALD DEAO. The «ounBe; on both aides have ar ranged for a meeting this afternoon. Union County Pioneer Drop* Dead Attorney Darrow for the a nkers, con siders that an agreement can be While in Apparent Good Health. Alicel Nov 21.—John McDonald reached in committee. one of the earliest pioneer* of Union -ounty. dropped dend at noon Fr day, HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER. while feeding his horse*, shortly Sh«r-t Lins Engineer Disregarded a after e*tin< • hearty dinner. Hi* health bad been rectarkably Signal With’ Fatal Result*. good and be was in the beat <f spir.ta Pocatello. Nov 20 —John W Heln- at the dinner table, going to the lekel. * locomotive engineer was barn lmmeuiately after the meat brought back to PocateGo from Hill where he was found by hla eon. ly yard. Wash., on a chars* of maze ing on hl* face on the floor dead, a slaughter and is tow in ter*. few mlnutea later Helnickei was the engineer oa tte Mr McDonald was a native of Scot freight tra'n that crashed into the land. and came from Iowa to Grand tear of another freight at Inkomon. Roode valley in 18C3. H> iesvea a September 19. and killed Jam«* a ,’amiiy of seven children, all growa. Spicer, who «M ia cbarg* of a trair He was county commissioner of of »beep At tte coraoeris iaq*e«t Un ion cottoty for two yesr* and »*» Reinickei admitted having disregard a quiet, energetic, successful man. •4 the signal of the block ft sten, with a host of friend*. He had jost which warned him of another train, passed h.a 83d birthday. He was one and after the inquest he disappeared. of a large Scotch settlement which came into Grand Ronde valley ;n the roriy *M>s. among whom ar* the Me- Kraxies. 8haw*. McLesas. MomaoM. Mr Doc aids. Oliver* and Standley* Colombian President Issues an Appeal Through the Scripps News Association. MEDICAL COLLEGE FIRE. THIHTT-RÏE OIL BI FIRE Exposure ot Thirty Sodi*« in the D*s*ecting Room. Chicago Nov. 20.—Fire qc<-nrred Washington, Nov. 23.—The war de en upper floor* of the med.cal and pertinent has received i cable i rtxr dental iepsrtmenta of th* Northwest FIRE CAUSED BY AN the Philippine« confirming the '..ret IB SIGNAL VICTORY University th:« morning. The build o', the battle between Gen«. ."»I Wjod* OVERHEATED STOVE tr.g was formerly the Tromont hotel and the Moroe, in which the latter FOR THE STATE k was a grewaome sight, a* Sv oodles Hay tomorrow They will be receiv Washington. Nov. 20—A sharp lost 300 men. None of the Ame: icans Loes were killed. contest ha* commenced in earnest ed in the afternoon by Proaident were in the dissecting room 850ÚU0 Further movements are contra- Senator Mitchell Rets.ns Hla Place between the vast Wee tern interests Roosevelt plated and further battles are expect- as Chairman of Coast Defenses by tte city at Walia Waite. Debats on Cuban Bill. favoring and those opposing th* re THREE MEN KILLED. el. «' Oregon Senators Receive Important In the bouse Mr Broussard open peal of the public land laws. The Moros have taken up a pusi- TRIAL OF ALLEGED BOODLERS. Position« on Many Commutes* The irrigattonists who want the* ed the debate on the Cuban bill when Two Freight* Collide in Watt Virginia tion which they cons‘tier I» >mpr»g- the Louer met at noon today, speak AU the Appointments Meet With Severel Fatally Injured. Machen st *1 Fac* Trial Today in nal-le. laws repealed sera so far to hive ing against Its passage It is expect The department says that the indi- the Approve! of the Oregon Delega Bluefield. W Va.. Nov 21—A wreck Criminal Court. the best of tbs argument, although ed the rote thia afternoon will de catione are lha; there will be no dlf- I A!toons Pa_. Nov. 21.—Thirty tv« tion. to occurred at Mateswan Two freights Italian laborers were burned to death Washington, D. C., Nov. 23.— The Acuity In hanging the uprising the lumber and graalng interest are I t ermine the fate of the bill at full speed came together with fatal can* of Angust W. Machen, Samnsi carry out the provisions of the re ■ Farrar, ' tn a bunk house 18 mile* west of here Washington. Nov. 23.—The special making a heavy fight. cent treaty with Cube. The result results, killing Engineer A. and xMilsr B. Groff and Georgs E. 1 this morning Fifteen other* were a* ilrakemcn W:Iliaz= Penn and William GOLD FROM ALASKA. Roosevelt favors the irrigation I Journal correspondent at Washington and Martha J Lorenx. which .was is a foregone conciuHon. a* the de riously burned, some fatally, and are Sb»-j>aril. Fireman Doutbet and two «ays: The Republican committee a* lata. Senator Hanabrough, of North bate bs* been purely perfunctory called for trial -n the district criml- in the hospital Steamer From Cook's Inlet Coms* signments were made in the senate other trainmen were fatal'.y hurt, on _ nal court today is expected to de Dakota, is leading the force* oppos The men were employed by railroad Americans >n No Danger. the Norfolk and Western railway Down With Ten People and today velop into one of the bitterest legal ed to the repeal of the land acta. contractor* on ine Peansyvnaia Cen Senator Fulton is given the chair Panama Nov. SV — Heaaauring ad battle* in the criminal annals of the *80,000. WITHDREW FROM COUNCIL. xanship of the new com nil tt“«' or He will be seconded by senator* and vices from Bogota state there to no I tral Improvement work goveru«bent. Seattle, Nov 20.—The steamer Canadian relatkma and a place on the The fire broke out at 2 thia morn demonstration ag*in»t Americans congressmen from Wyoming. Nebras This is the first case growing o it Santa Ana. Captain L. J. Schag« ar ing In a long frame but. Hag occupied Discordance Among Labor Unions at claims • fisheries, irrigation and rub and If there are any the Colombian of the alleged conspiracy between rived last night rrom Cook’s Inlet ka. Montana and other grazing states by 15e mm as a bunk :touse. from as government will protect them. Spokane. Machen as superintendent of free and the Copper river diatric-t with lie lands, revision of laws and indtis- The irrigatlonists are exhibiting overheated stove The bunks wen tr a; expositions committee Constitutional Convention. Spokan«-. Nov. 21. — On account o( delivery to profit through the pur 70 passengers and 88o wb in gold. straw filled and the fire spread like bgur«-s to the legislator* Mitchell reta>ns the chalrrvmship showing ____ ___ __ by The Santz. Ana aisc chase of _______ patent ___ fasteners made i tr Washington. Nov. 2V.— Minister Vs- demands made by striking plumbers lightning. There wa* on« dour and urought 3U0 that at the present rate of reckless the Groff brothers «or attaching mall tons of ore from the Gladbsugh ol the coast defenne* committe?, end and wasteiul lumbering, it will rilla Introduced the Panama cotnmi» and carpenters, the strongest union the small windows made the place a I is place on Cuban relations, inter- be bakes- to posts. The government mine at Ellamar, and 1,500 cases of ■loners to Secretary Hay thia morn last night withdrew from the Trades death trap Those nearest the dooi oceanic canals, judiciary. Pacific l«L only 40 years before every _ fool ___ oi claims that It has documentary evi salmon from the Yea*. Dundas and ing. The commlsaioueni *lat«-d that and Building Council, refusing fur oca ped timber in the United Stales will be aada and Porto Rico, postoffl-.' and dence to prove that Machem received Sitka bay canneries call fcr a constitutional conven iter co-operation with other labor or- There wa* a desperate fight at the ..dditiounl tcc'. tnmodHtlous for the W- destroyed, and at the rate the pub the tion would be made soon as posai' ganization« through the Lorenzes In Ohio, * per Among tl)e passengers of the Santa L;ary of eongrec. exlL Men outside, who had escaped lie domain la being absorbed by the centage of all the money paid the Ana were E. 8. Churchill, who la at bh- They had a cable from ihe gov fought to return to secure money The api-OYiinnnt of Senator Fu'.iwi cattle and lumber companies, it will Groffs by the government. tempting to establish a colony ot to tiie important j osition of cnairrsan require but five years to take up all ernment last night to that effect. from their bunks, yesterday being Fifteen indictments have been re Finns on the Kenai peninsula, and pay day, while the imprisoned fought More Recognition of Panama. of the Catud.an relations committee the land ihe government has in its turned against Machem alone, and the Charles Dedney, proprietor of the for egress The door was finally it a signal victory for Oregon, aa po**ee*‘on. Washington, Nov. 20.—Cable* were government ia prepared to make every St Elisa hotel, at Valdez. The Santa choked with injured and dying. received by the department of state this is one of the most important Investigating General Wood. effort to convict on this first trial, Ana brings out nearly all the miner* Fourteen bodies were found wedged BEES committees in the list, under the con Washington, Nov. 20.—The Inves this morning Irom Brasil and Ger a* it Is feared that an acquittal or a of Cook's Inlet and Valdez countries ditions now existing between this in and around the door. Twenty many, each in«, .eating that as soon as tigation of General Wood's conduct hung jury would have a bad effect who will winter in ''the states." bodies were taken out before Boon. country and Canada. while military governor of Cuba, ana a regular government ia at work in upon the subsequent trials. The injured were removed to John» His other assignments all meet nearing objections to his nomination Panama they are ready to officially town FOREST FIRES RAGING. with the hearty approval of the dele to be major-general, began thia morn recognise that government. STRUCK A WOMAN. gallon. Trials Postponed. ing before tne senate committee on Great Timber Belt of T*x*a Being WORK RICH PLACER GROUND. military affairs Washington. Nov. 20. -On agree SMASH TOOK PLACE IN A Idaho United States Marshal Charg ANOTHER FIRM FAILS. Destroyed by Sweeping Flame*. ment of counsel this morning the ’ Behind Closed Deere, DEEP CUT NEAR PEORIA. Payette River WIU te Changed to ed With Battery. Dallas, Tex., Nov. 23.—T-ie forest Senator Teller and ex-inspector trial of Machen, Groff Brothers and Mine Placer Ground. Boise. Nov. 23—The evidence tn fires of southeastern Texas In the Well Established Corporation of Lon- Rathbone were present as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. lxrenz, cnarged with the criminal prosecution of United pine lands is growing worse. don Suspends Payment Today. The Lee Bunch will leave in the morn conspiracy and postal frauds, ia post Only Fifty Feet Between the Engines After considerable discussion it wa* States Marshal Rounds for an alleg flames have crossed the Sabine rivet ing for Garden Vallzy where be baa London, Nov. 23.—The old eatab- poned until the second week In Janu decided the bearing should be re When They Sighted Esch Other- ed assault upon Mrs. George E. 3;>en- and Tn several places the damage's lished firm of the John Brown com a big mining proposition or. hand, ary garded as executive business and all Mass of Debris Piled Thirty Feet says the Boise Capital News. cer, whom he cauul to l>c rtn»o>i-J are immense. pany suspend.■d payment today. Relating ts World's Fair. but member* of the committee were as deputy marshal, was conducted Twelve miles shorn Garden Val High—Sound of Collision Was requested to leave the room Fur Washington, Nov. 20— President this morning in Justice Herrick’s LIST OF CANDIDATES. FORFEITS HIS LIFE. Heard for Miles—Caused by Mi» ley the South Fork of the layette ther proceedings are behind closed of the Louisiana Purchase Exposi follows the mountain around for a court. understanding of Orders. tion. today submitted a report to A couple of witnesses were sworn, Gatmari Is Electrocuted for Murder Those Who Must Ba Voted for at the doors, witnesses awaiting call. distance ot two miles, it* course An President Roosevelt showing pro Senator Hanna’s Testimony. but they added nothing new to -what ally coming back to within 880 fest Coming City Election. of Mrs. Pietro. Peoria. Ill., Nov 20. — Twenty-one already has been made public. Then from where the course turned. It Senator Hanna was the first wit gress as the result of the expenditure men wey killed and fifteen Injured Is the intention of Mr. Bunch and The following candidates have filed Ossing, N. Y„ Nov. 23.—Carmine the case was submitted, the court ness before the military committee. of *15,100,000 contributed equally by today in a head-end collision between their petitions with «he city recorder the government, the exposition com Gatmari was electrocuted at 6 o ’ clock not decided that the evidence did his associates to cut a tunnel through He attacked General Wood and de warrant holaing the marshal to the this morning. He murdered Mrs. Jo and are the only ones that can be clared he used his influence to per pany and the city of St. Louin Re a westbound freight train and a work the mountain 14x1$ feet to change train on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, voted for at the city election to be ports everything exceptionally favor district court on the charge of com sephine Pietro a year ago. the course of the river which will secute Mr. Rathbone, yet the latter Chicago A St. .xtnii railroad between held on December 7: able mitting a felony, as was charged in give them two mile* of the rivsrted was convicted on his evidence alone, For Mayor—W. F. Matlock. The total ameunt up to date for ...ackinaw and Tiemont, 111. The to work The bed is said to be rich the complaint, but held him on a GREAT DAMAGE BY FIRE. and by Wood's direction. This abuse City Treasurer—Charles Hamilton foreign display* is *7.000,000, being bodies have been taken from the de pincer ground and it ia their inten charge of battery. of power Mr. Hanna contended to bris. whicu piled 30 feet high on the Twenty Thousand Acres of Cattie and G. H. Robbins. tion to work It all up. It t* estimated be sufficient to show Wood is not nt *1.250,0vQ more than *he entire for Councilman First Ward—J. M. Fer track. eign display at the Chicago fair. that the tunnel will cost $50.000. The tor the office. SUCCESSFUL WIRELESS TEST. Land Are Destroyed. The collision occurred in a deep guson, W. 8. Well*, W. P. Tern The Un.ied States government di» mountain is 290 feet high. The fall Topeka, Nov. 23.—Fire, started by pie and Charles _N. Brownfield. Will Be Officially Rsc*ived. play will be the largest ever appro cut at the beginning of a sharp curve in the 800 feet will be 48 feet which Communication to Be Established Be sparks from a locomotive, destroyed Councilman Second Ward—E. J Washington. Nov. 20.—Minister priated by any government The neither train being viaible to the will furnish an abundance of power 20,000 acres of cattle range in the Murphy. tween BL Mtohaels and Nome. varilla has arranged to present the Philippine exhibit will be exception crew of the other until wlthlu 50 feet for operating the machinery. of each o—er. The trains struck with New Tork. Nov. 23 —The De Forest Wallace county, and 100 tons of hay. Councilmen Fourth Ward—T. F. Panama commissioners to secretary ally fine ■ such force that the sound was heard Wireless Company today announced I', wcid, K J Sewell, T Ji. Swear- Vacstibd* are Cut off. for miles around A second after the that under directions of the signal Ingen. ON TRIAL FOR LIFE. The two weeks' summe^ vacatkn collision the boiler of the work train Water Commissioner—W. H. Jonca, eorps wireless messages were inter engine exr.oded, throwing heavy Iron for many of the Pennsylvania rail changed successfully between Fishers Eight Mutineer* Ar* Accused of Klil- C. K. Roosevelt. road empleyoa, especially in the me bare and Umbers 2oo feet. island, Fort Schuyler and Long It .and ing Guard Waldrup. chanical departments, are cut out 11$ miles apart. The company an New Road at Yoakum. Topeka. Nov. 23.—Eight mutineer* lnatead they will hereafter be given nounced some time ago that in case County Surveyor Kimbrell will to Nebraska Law Unconstitutional. were placed on trial thia morning on on day's vacation ia eadh month of this test was successful wireless tel- morrow make a survey tor a proposed Salem, Nov. 81. — Governor Cham preme court to the last tax law en Lincoln, .<eb., Nov. 21.—The rev the year. In the aummer they will the charge of killing Guard Waldrup. scraph would be installed between 8L permanent road near Yoakum, which berlain has called a special session of acted, and curing deficits arising from enue law passed by the last eesslou oi be expected to remain al their poata Mtohaels and Nome. was lately petitioned for. the legislature to convene Monday, the imperfections in that law, fur the Nebraska legislature was declared without a vacation. The reason as Famous Detective Deed. December 21, tor the purpose of meet the assessment and collections of unconstitutional thia afternoon by a signed tor the change la that too Paris, Nov. 23.—Louie Baraud, -us ROBBERS DISPERATE. special session of the supreme court. much contualon to caused every aum world famous detective at the heed of Mia* Pearl Boyers, a Monterey girl, ing the objections made by the au- taxes. The state floating debt la three mi.- mer by the scramble of employee for has just received *25.000 in cash for in the Paris secret service, is dead. lion. It la probable a apodal aeoalon time. releasing Georg* Whitteli. Jr„ from a New Zealand is putting Into force contract of marriage. Hie father ob will be called to enact a new law. Steel Plant Resumes. Theater Burned. A am Seattle, Nov. 23.—Ben Holliday, a an entirely now tariff law which im jected to hla aon’a marriage with tne ■»» • • > A ^e v Stet » *s B*» æ sa s v I s Xbè* sa r ■ m - at t, «.»«>• Pittsburg, Nov. 20.—The entire Butler. Pa.. Nov. 21—The Park the Theater Burned. pool room ’tour was arrested this poses a duty of 20 per cent on a girl, and put up the price of th* re ater burned co this win forenoon. I Loes plant of the Pittsburg Steel Company Contantlnople. Nov. 21.—Minister afternoon by Patrolmen Kelly and long list of manufactured goods made lease It ia now said the young couple *300,000. Louisville. Nov 30.— ihe Hopkiu* Lclsehman demands the severe pun 1 Several firemen were tn- resumes Monday next, after a three MoCurdy for roobtng J. A. McGrain in countries other than Great Brit will b* married according to law, and jured by falling wall*, but none fatal week*’ ldieneaa in which 3,000 m«n theater was burned by fir* this morn ishment of all implicated ia the attack of *45. According to McGrath Holll- ain. spend the old man's money togetter. ly. ing. lxias, *200,000. were out of employment. oa Consul MagHlssa President Roosevelt Is So Far Identified With the Irrigation ists in Favoring Their Repeal. TIWENTÏ DIE IN EBE WRECK SPECIAL SESSION CALLED FOR DEC.-21
