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HE WAS OVERCHARGED STATE SUPREME COURT For violation of the post laws he wants the criminal laws amend’d ro Case Will Be Tried in Madrid Courts Fate of Amendment Appears to Hang German Industrials Greatly Concern- , as to exteud to the federal govern I ment the right of appeal, especially ed Over American Competition- —Danziger Is a Californian and One Upon Question Whether It Was La- when the lower court sustains a de of the Most Learned Hebrews on the Attribute Its Success Largely to murrer to an indictment. gaily Adopted—May Be Knock ed Coast—A Successful Author and Our Consular Organization. Out on Technicality — Other Ques I He also wants the statute of limita Lecturer. tion extended to five years instead of ; tion« Involved in the Action. Dresden. Dec 7.—The league of three. He makes special reference Saxon industrial capitalists is hold to recent land and postal cases, and Madrid. Dec 5—Dr Adolph Dan Saiem. Dec. 5—A large crowd at ing a meeting here today to consider alleges the violators are protectej ly xigor. United States vice consul at tended the session of the supreme means of defense against American statute limitations and says the min Madrid, is involved in a legal fight court yesterday afternoon to hear the commercial competition. with his landlady, who claims that he arguments of the attorneys in the case imum of such limitation should be Millionaire Petzchow. in a speech, five years, while a greater time would owes her husband $5o rent. Danzlger I Iof A A Kadderiy vs. the city of declared Germany would s«x>n be com not be inconsistent protests an overcharge He attempted Portland, the initiative and referen- pletely beneath the yoke ot American ' 'o remove his effects, when the isud dum case He recommends the abolishment of (apital largely due to the magnitl lady called the police, who Insisted For five hours the court sat and the office of assistant attomey get:, ral cent organization of the American 'hat the disputants settle the mstter heard arguments of the attorneys in for the poetoffice department and 'he consular service, which spies out in court the case, and the amendment was place be filled by an attorney desig-j everything profitable and Issues trade Dr Danziger Is well known in Cail- fiercely attacked and as ably defended- HALL DID NOT GET Y. M. APPROPRIATIONS ASKED ? £ ’ ll JI1 nated as solicitor for the postoffi.-e de I Hl I' bulletins thoroughly informing Amer I fornta He resided several years at There are other questions involved In LARGER THAN LAST YEAR. ican manufacturers of foreign de partment, to be appointed by the pres- - ' Sar. Francisco, where he collaborated the case m question, but the consti Ident and some officer of the dep tri- j mands. with Ambrose Bierce in writing the tutional amendment waa the principal ment of Justice. At present this ap Cali« Attention to Various Defects in the Public Domain Laws and An- He declared the only method of , liook Monk and Hangman’s Datigb- one argued before the court pointment is madi by the poet mas nounces the Appointment of a Commission to Rsport Upon Their De > ter." He is an erudite scholar and Forty-Nine Million Dollars More for fighting is by the formation of im ter general. Among the attorneys filing briefs Judge Baiieray i* Qrili«d gy ^am«s A. ■nense German trusts along Americar ' conducted Jewish service» and lec- were John H Mitchell, J B Waldo. The report then reviews fb« rases > F*e, Who Compared Ballers/* Char Pensions Than for Any Other Line lines. fects—Vigorous and Sensible Treatment of the Reclamai.on Law. tured through southern California J C Moreland. J N Teal. George E. pf vi -latid. during the pas' ycv.i acter to That of Cunniegham— of Expenditure—The Navy Calls for Recommend* Federal Support of Lewis and Clara Exposition Chamberlain. C. R. 8. Wood. Tilman numbering 16.000 the greater por . GRABBED AND RAN. Ford. W 3 U'Ren and George C. tlon of which are violations oi the 'Cunningham Would Stop at N* Ninety-One Million and the Next APPLICATION MADE a T Brownell LONDON FOR A DIVORCE revenue laws Cnme to Accomplish His ffurpoos," Heaviest Expenses Are for the Bans Messenger Robbed of Registered One of the last briefs filed by per- Washington Dv, 7 —President 'nence the fullest and most effective tr ission of the court was that of ez- Jailed for Seduction. Packages Said Feo—"Sheep King" Denounces Army and Public Works. Roosevelt's annual message was iead use of the resources of the public Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour* Seattle. Dec. Pe»-?r Mel«te; '«as in b-jth he uses ci congress this ifter lands; and it will make such other Divorced from Her First Husband Ba.timure. Dec. 4.— A runner tor the Wilfiam P lx>rd. who attacks the Zoe Houser, who Was Being Exam Washington. Dec. 7.—The nomina Because He Was a Bigamist, She arrested last night and ts uow In the revu. Tbe Tbo to! l<!lowlng lowing brief excerpts reports and recommendatlona as Its Merchants' National Bank wav robbed validity of the amendment holding, ined rounty Jail, charted wir c. imioally | tion of Wood to be major-general was Marries a Coaci-man Masquerading assaulting Julia Herman the 17-yenr- on questuili vital to th* West arc study of these questions may aug In the postofflee this morning ot nine among other things that the amend again sent to the senate by the pree geet »n registered letters he had rei-elved. g as a Prince. ment it void be- a use <jf the fact that Portland. Dec 4.—(Special to tbe □ld telephone girl who. on Tuesday, ident. owing to failure to act on the The commission is to report ;mme He pia- ed his satchel upon the floor it waa illegally adopted at a time Lewis and Clara Fair, refused to testify against Meister and matter as the special session East Oregoniau _>— United Stat*» La&d dlately upon those points concerning while he »a: down and si cued re London. Dec. 7.—Countess Russell Camille Cooper when they were be »Len other amendmenta were pend Iukpector A R Green, CLarlea Cun I trust that the congress will con- which its judgment is clear, on any ceipta A man k - zed the sat Lei etui Senate and House Open. today applied for a divorce from her ing tried on a charge of attempting to 1 tinue to iavor in all proper ways the ing. in violation of the conatttutional Washington. Dec. 7.—The senate 'oachman husband. William Brown Induce her to enter a life of shame. Louisiana Purchase Exposition This point upon which It haa doubt It will escaped despite k chase through a provtalon. allowing but one amend uingLam and Judge John J Baltera) take the time necessary to make in crowd of pedestrians ment to be before the people at one were this morning deaou&cad is tue> at 11:30 and closed 10 minutes alleging cruelty and other miscon Miss Herman was also taken to the exposition commemorates the Lxxtisi later for the consideration of nomina I ucl The hearing will be held on "ounty jail in default of $100 bonds ana purchase which was the first vestigation and reach a final judg I It 1» rumored the package contain time strong term» by Judge Jamea A Fee ment ed $10u.o0o. but the Lank offi- .al‘ »ay lions. Thursday. The de- ls»on of the will be chief couh»ei for Asa B Thom peon to appear as prosecuting w.tness in great step in the expansion which $2 IMI about National Irrigation, The countess' marital experience« the assault case At 11:50 it reopened with Platt, of eagerly awaited by the fraterni made us a continental nation John H Hail made the opening ar The work ot reclamation of the have been very unsatisfactory. She Connecticut in the chair. ty. and it is be ieved that a decía- >r gument for tbe govemmeot and Judge The expedition of Lewis and Clark arid lands ot the West is progreMing DOWIE HAS FRIENDS In the house the ceremonies of ush xas divorced from Earl Russell for «11! be had in the course of the i ext Fee consumed the remainder of the across the continent followed thereon steadily and Big Utah Scandal. satisfactorily under the few weeks ering in the new session were severe reusing his punishment for an al forenoon arguing tor Lhe defense and marked the beginning of the pro Salt Lake. Dec. 4—Mrs Annie Brad-! terms of the law setting aside the One Creditor for $'06.00C Be->ev«s Me ly simple. But for the presence of a leged bigamous marriage with at T G Hailey. x»«;stant tor the de cess of exploration and colonization ley filed an amended birth report with ( pro,eeds from the disposal of public Shortly afterward sh< few floral offerings and the roll call American. Is Solvent fense addressed the jury this alter- VETERAN OFFICER RETIRED which thrust our national boundaries lands the board of health today, naming for of states, there was nothing to die met Brown, who was masquerading n<xm He 1* strong in oecunciauon ot Chicago Dec 5 —The receivers of The acquisition of mer United States Senator Brown a« to the Pacific The corps of engineers known as as Prince Aethrobold Stuart de Mo tingu’sh the day from any other. Hall stated the Oregon country including the l’:e reclamation service, »bich is con the Dowie liquidation are involved in ColO"«t Edward Huntsr. Formerly of Cunningham and Green the father of her two children lena When exposed she had bin be waa not there to contenaaca any increasing Cost of Government. Walla Walla. Reaches Age Limit. present states of Oregon and Wash ducting the surveys and examina trouble with other creditors who »ent to jail. They were reunited but ington. was a fact of immense impor tions has be«-n thoroughly organized claim Dowie is solvent Washington. Dev 7.—The book oi Get* One Year. Wails Walla Dec 4—Colonel Ed act of Asa Rayburn. Glen Ra :ng and i Samuel Stevenson who holds Dow- ward Hunter. United State« army, one Dallas O Hara, who prectlcally admit tance in our history, first giving us estimates for appropriations for the x short time ago Ne» York. Dec. 4.—Tim McCarthy, especial pain* being taken to secure lie’s note« for $10.000 «1 peered in ft the pioneer residents of the It lane ted on lhe stand that they bad rwom fiscal year ending June. 1905. prepar walking delegate and associate of, our place on the Pacific seaboard, and under tae civil service rule* * body But their court this morning and <omp< lied the i Em;, re and whe »«« stationed at For to false land affidavits LOOKING FOR A SETTLEMENT making ready the way for our ascen ed by the secretary of the treasury, Barks was this morning sentenced to 0! «killed experienced and efficient • receivers, who represent thre- credit- Larscters did not figure tn th* guilt dency in the commerce of the greatest men. went to congress today. Walla Walla teeny year» ago was re «ne year or innocence of Thompson ' or» to file an indemnifying «nd for o (the ocean*. The total asked for is $<524.502,146 Labor Leader* and Mine Officials Will Survey* and examination» are pro INOjfififi This move is in Doxies fa tired from tb«- a-my las. week, ha via* I We did n-yt go around to any Y Meat in Utah. as against $539,189,112 for the year I rear bed the age limit of 6- year* The centennial of our establish gressing througbv.it the arid state* Con g -esaman Dead M C A to secure our witue****.'* vor because if he can prove -o'vency ending 1904. » • Colonel Edwa'd Hunter U 8 A tipon the western coast by the ment Philadelphia Dec. 5—Congressman [ and territories plans for reclaim! g Salt Lake, Dec 7.—Charles De- It is divided approximately as fol tooili, national organizer of the Unit Henry Burke tied at home »bortl/| expedition ot Lewi» and Clark is to works being prepared and pa«u».-d, he may Le able to recover ¿amage* I pm- ot tbe piote-cr :e«ldenta ot the «aid Hall, wto explained the manner n which the boys came to make the from those wbo brought L.m tro Me Inland j£mplre >nd one of tbe •• • lows legislative. >«.250.000: execu -■d Mine Workers of America and a “retort- noon today be celebrated at Portland, Oregon, by upon by boa da of engineers before I ! fa.se affidavit» tive. |3o,t*00.000; judicial. $900,000; number of local labor leaders men who have «Id on to their Spo an exposition in the summer of 190S. • r * 'be secret*. •* se in ' me; Little Joey Parkes said the Ala- kate holdings f >r twenty years war ! foreign and interior. $2,250,000; mili with Governor Wells this morn.r : to »nd this event should receive recog tenor. In Ancon* and Nevada, in' trict attorney no donbt wrote out tbe retired last wee, t.«m actual servic* tary. $77.»00,000: naval. $90,904,000: iresen’ the miners' aide of the ft th nition and support from the national localities where such work la preem: I papers and told Saiing and tbe rest to tn the United State* army, on - Indians. $7,500,000; pensions. $138.- 'oal strike. bali neatly neede, construction Las al-1 government. sign thesn Ota. :t'a all right.' said I pay. Laving res bed the age limit ouU.000; public works. $07,300,000; of ; Parke*, remarked Mr Hall '' - an. a ready been begun Iiemolll claims John Mitchell is Revision of Land Law*. 44 years He is making LU Lome st postal. $S.500.000. In other parts of the arid Weat va 'oming to Utah next week to meet -Jie ^reorant boy* signed wtthont Experience has shown that in the WiiiamanUc. Conn The balance is miscellaneous and *ith the Utah Fiei Company, who* I knowing just what they were doing" western state» themselves *a well *a rious project* are well advanced to for permanent annual appropriations. ifficials are looking for a settleni nt County Judge »»-«TMe of Vmail.la in the rest of the country, there is wards lhe drawing up of contracts SMUGGLING CHINESE. Report on Bankruptcy Law. of the striae. -ounty tbe district attorney aald. widespread conviction that certain of these being delayed in part by necea «¡ties of reaching agreements or un-1 Washington. Dec 7.—Edwin Bran the public land laws and the result Fou* Acc-d«"ta>!y DrCw»,»d IS Cans' sbouad have exercised a litt^ care denberger. in charge of bankruptcy when he swore the -pplicaata. ing administrative practice no longer lerstandlcg as regards rights ot way LODGING HOUSE BURNED Near Buffale. Most HE AND ROOSEVELT WILL affairs in the department of justice Special Inspector Green." said Mr meet the present needs The char nr acquisition of real estate THEY BELONG TO A LARGE Buffalo. Dec 4.—In an a-leged at Fee "bad interested himself a great has submitted a report for the year Several Inmates Were More or Lew acter and uses of the remaining pub of the works contemplated for con APPOINT HIS SUCCESSOR. tempt to smuggle 11 Chinese aerose 1»a; tn the proeerctiou of ITiompaoe GANG OF CITY OUTLAWS. lic lands differ widely from those of struction are of national Importance. ending September 30 Seriously Hurt. the I ne frosn Canada this morning, a and in the protection of the name and Involving Interstate questions or tbe He emphasizes the value of the the public lands which congress had Chicago. Dee. 7.—Fire occurred it securing of stable, seif supporting Labor Leader in House From Cal if or- •nvered rig broke loose and ran intc character of Charles Cunningham ’ law to both debtors and creditors. especially in view when these laws 1 State street lodging house earl; Heavy Reward Offered a Guard for communities in the midst of vast the rana; and four were drowned The The number of voluntary petitions He accused Green of underhand were passed. els Introduces Resolution Defln ng this morning Forty guests were 11 1 7e?.*rr!?^.Ar'd *•’* >tM|y:bods In securing evidence against in bankruptcy is approximately 14,- the Escape of Neidemeyer—At' The raridly increasing rate of d!»» tract« of want lactl. he place. Otto Dreeee was serious teosiUb* cT United States Tcwarfi •se’ff for Tnrffrtignbon ‘ The carton whole !» pt coCTte 000. against 15,000 the previous year. Tta*snww»B and -wound up hie denun Guard* Doubled and the City Is Be oosal of the public lands Is not foP the ga'hffr ■ti, .**- « -•"fl » <hf rreatlini of ‘three ffsnsma iMsrogbe—Mere Petitions Alabama has the greatest number. ly burned, and John Barnes bad bot’ 'owed by a corresponding increase of ing Scoured for Other Conspirator* legs broken by jumping from a sec home», adding a> they do to jhf E.WIOENCC AGAINB-T ROHRER - Against Adnoaeten of fimoet New York next, Arizona has two home buiiding There 1» a tendency vnd-story. None others were serious —Forty Arrest* Wer* Mad» La-.t to mass tn large holdings public lands wealth and stability of the coattfy. .11 ’.— j tot , -4 • : - • -i •• ■•car — Aal eases. Nevada one. Porto Rico three-. y hurt, although several were over «Ed furnishing a home market for the Night. Washington De-. 4 —Tbs hrxmr OM Man. Accused pf Mu reariqe A«sd New Mexico four. Alaska six, Hawaii especially timber and grazing lands, v>me by smoke The damage wa? ’ Fre-r Uoupl*. '• _ _ We - seetereff 'Cunnfftyhaia hkd «e met and awyre *p Hw-sx, ot ay ■even. Wyoming 11. and thereby to retard settlement. I products of the East *v.d ftwffh rail). The reclamation law. while per hip« and Xev’.n of Ohio and .adjourned PHtkV ^tfciaTs thf* nor l’-iberetely prevnreatad white on tBb nffkV IV- 4 — Tifflrfals this mom Ch cage. Dar 4.—One hundred renew and emphasize my recommen The report says to repeal the law eetirtce etrfj?" witneae stand and thought nothing at a* •tare» l _ . they . . __ . pounds of dynamite stored away by dation of last year that so far as not ideal, appears at present to an until tomorrow noon would Inflict depression and do much HOTEL BURNED tbe car barn bandits was found in ■ they are available for agriculture in swer the larger needs for which It' U la the kenats petitions were pre- eak Ur wuavict iKx.tev or muriKrtbt to provoke a panic Further legislation is non s*i*:e4 rofAkl* ehnooz f reu . New tk« «ged FrwJ-r .xxipia. bsswet. Stem. bouse In the northwestern part of the Its broadest sense, and to whatever designed . _ “ ___l -JI K For Postmaster at 'Frisco. - Vj't&n.s Occupied by Fifty Families—Several city this morning by the police Bflar extent they may be reclaimed under recommended until tbe necereltlea of York, IUjApis T kxaa and ('«gneoU, M r atorplm Washington. Dec. 7—The president Thrilling Rescues. a search lasting several days The bonne adjourned umurro,» .»«nit the national irrigation law. the re change are more apparent Boday nominated Arthur Fiske to be tn •beep'.iobMTy pewN-rfttl The police ate now convinced lhe maining public lands should be held ' Isthmian Canal. Hanna Will Resign. c. New York, Dec. 7. — Fire this mom postmaster at Ban Francisco. < jw ne w s Mi l l li > rvots.rt bl u By tbe act of June 28. 1902, the ing destroying the Wyanoke Hotel a' tour arrested have accomplices »till rigidly for the home builder. Washington De, 4 — It is rvpertgc Canal Treaty. 60LQÍT GAMY.- BRI-NUH The attention of the congress is congre*» authorized the president to Senator Hanna has definitely defldetj Ninth and Fifty-third, occupied by 5f at Urge, who may attempt to liberate The president sent to the senate ’amilies. None are believed to be their comrades ».«¡•eclally directed to the timber and enter into treaty with Colombia for not to accept the ebalrme’Whf? of the today the treaty for the Panama ca killed. Firemen made several thrill There nave been 90 hold ups within stone law, the desert land law. and the building of the «anal across the national comm ttee another ter*, anc * h'Hww Batti«*Mps W»r« Hot" Sold ‘ «•’"to RJfiili'1’ ‘£’ __ _______ nal, signed with the Republic of Pan ing rescues. the past few days and several mur the commutation clause of the hotue- Isthmus of Panama; it being provid- will so inform the president this evsor, 1er* Lawyer Fnllerwe der attributes atea-J law, which in their operation ed that In the event of failure to so ama. tog to the gang, who are believed to be have in many respects conflicted with cure «ust treaty after the lapse of a Russia and Cermany Recogmze. Sale of Race Horse*. At the meeting this evening th< making desperate effort« In behalf of reasonable time, recourse should be wise public land policy : r—-—bl- —--j—“ he Chillean battleship* but Ateten president and Mr Henua are expected Washington, Dec. 7.—Count Cassi London, Dec 7.—A number of The discussions in the congress and ¡had to building a canal through Nlc- to agree on some 000 for the chair Co prevent R um la bujm< tbenj and r t B*'V*^*A*' i/L - ni formally notified the state depart James Keen's horses, which Lav« the prisoners All efforts to sweat in It has not t«-en necresary manship It Is geu<rally believed Mr —---- ment today that Russia has rvcogniz teen racing on the British turf formation from the Utter are unavail e'eewhere have made It evident that ' aragua there is a wide divergence of opin to consider this alternative, as 1 am Hanna »ill iuidst on Heaths reten ed the new Republic of Panama. The were sold at Tatteraalle today. Cro ing The police dragnet was out Ust ions between those bolding opposite enabled to lay before the senate a ; tion as «--retary of the ■ nal lai'veq = *d> state department has also been in »uecal E brought $5.u00. and Surbltot committee night in the district where the bandits views on these subject»; and that the treaty providing for the building of until the cloee ot hl« term which wir 11*1' ■ ',l formally notified that Germany has ¿at«.we uniaWtaL I d were tormeriy located and resulted in opposing sides have strong and con- the canal across the Isthmus of Pan be at the time of the nations! conven instructed her consuls at Panama and ihm. to arrests am» v need representatives of weight both tion. Colon to recognize the new govern ’s The guard over Neldermeyer th'.» althin and without the congress, iLc This was the route which com- ment there Resolutions Relating to Panami. morning inlormed the chief that Net differences being not only as to mat- mended itself to the deliberate judg Will Be Hoard in January. Livernssb. of California, union la lermeyer had offered him $25.000 'era ot opinion, but as to matters of tnent of the congress and we can i nuw Washington. Dec. 7.—The supreme 'ash for his liberation. He did not fact. acquire by treaty the right to con- bor representative introduced a res 'a county, wte? teas-An court today announced that the hear say where he would get the money In order that definite information struct the canal over this route T Is olutiou today that the Panama revo "I pay my a.reoM'-k AuA 4Bat «XX1B-• ing of the motion to dismiss the bill but assured the guard it would be may be available for the use of con question now, therefore, is not ti) lut'.on has endangered full transtt drel don't." blurted açt CaaniBCta». in the Bute of Minnesota va. the landed him in cash the minute he gress. I have appointed a commission which route the Isthmian canal shall a, toes Panama in violat vn of tr««ty Mr Cunningham," said Ju ¿g» Bel Northern Securities Company, would itood outside the prison walls. On composed of W. A Richards, commis be built, for that question has been obllgatlor.». and resolve« tberetore. WHOLESALE ARRESTS First, ft is the duty of th,- United inger "If you «peek again when you be postponed until the hearing of the hearing this and discovering the dy sioner of the general land office: Gif definitely and Irrevocably decided. ARE BEING THREATENED. ire not spoken to. I'll fine yott iffr ease in court on January 4. -.amlte. the officers have arrived at ford Pinchot, chief of the bureau of The question is simply »hether or not States to demand that the govern ments of Panama and Colombia in -ontenipt of court- You are oiB- the firm conclusion the prisoners are we shall have an isthmian canal. forestry of the department of agricul RECOMMENDS CHANGES merely part of a big organized gang ture. and F. H Newel), chief hydro- When the congress directed that their relations with each other re Victor Recced Is Being Edited Under enough to know better I have a jooa 8HOT BY A PRINCE38. mind to do co as it is" IN NATURALIZATION of desperadoes, and have again doubl grapher of the geological survey, to we should take the Panama route frain from interfering with the free Military Censorship, Both in New* ed the guard inside and outside the report a’ the eanest practicable mo under treaty with Colombia, the es dom of the isthmian transit Clara Ziegler, the Actress. Died of Second the United States hereby and Editorial Department»—Sold. prison, where the criminals are con ment upon the condition, operation sence of the condition, of course, re PLANNING WRECKS Her Wounds at Borlin. Want* Heavy Appropriation to Carry fined now. and kept in separate cells, and effect of the present land laws ferred not to the government which disclaims any intention to impair or ier* Are Searching for Labor Leader Berlin, Dec. 7.—Actress Clara Zeig Coai striker* Resorting to V»o»awc« on Prosecution of Land, Postal ano widely aejiarated from each other. and on the use. condition, disposal controlled that route, but to the route limit the sovereignty of Colombia, Who Has Been Writing Seditious" ler, who was shot by Princess Eliza at Cacti* Gats. Utah. itself; to the territory across which and disclaims any int« ntlon to support and settlement of the public lands. Naturalization Fraud«—Want* Stat both, died today The princess will Reforts. the Republic of Panama against Co WANTED IN AMERICA. the route lay. not to the name which Salt lAke, Dee 4 —Coal etrikers at The commission will report espe ut* of Limitations Advanced Frow probably be compelled to stand trial, Castle Gate last night chained planks cially what changes In organization, for the moment the territory bore on lombia. or to interfere iu their rela as she sacrificed all her privileges Cripple Creek. Dee a.—The mil* Three to Five Year* so More Such English Convict Released and at Once other further than tion« toaard each laws, regulations and practice affect the map. when she married Prince Otto in op tary authorities are now in full con keros« main line of the Rio Granda Violators Can Be Reached. The purpose of the law was to auth shall be necessary for the protection 4 Western They were diaeovered tn Rearreated. ing the public lands are needed to ef position to th$ wishes of her Imperial of her own rights and the discharge trol ot Cripple Creek, but up to noon Ixindon. Dec. 5.—Frank Allen, who fect the largest practicable disposi orize the president to make a treaty of her duty under the treaty conven- no -vlio'esale arrests wete made, al- time by the guarda grandfather. Emperor Franz Joseph ..Washington, Dec. 7.—Acting Gener was released from prison, where h< tion of the public lands to actual set with the power in actual control of Tents are being erected at Sunny- tloug'i many are threatened. <1 Knox submitted to congress his an served a sentence for a Ixindon bank tlors who will build permanent homes the Isthmus of Panama This pur tion • de to accommodate the miner» being SHOT BY GAMEKEEPER. Th,- Victor Record, which publ'eb- lua! report today shipped In. robbery, wm Immediately rearreated iijon them, and to secure in perma- pose has been fulfilled eo the union miners' statements under MAY PAY OUT. He urges the necessity tor a new by an American officer, charged with A number ot employer* ot members Result of Quarrel Bstwoen Peasant cUaig,- ot a censor, had editorial mat at the Nationai Guard today notified lepartment of justice building. Tht rubbing the postofflee at Springfield. ter thio»r: out last night by the mil and Courtier. Receiver Believe* Zion May Prove to "kivernor Well* they cannot bold po rarlous courts now occupy room in Ill., in 1895. Owing to his slippery itary authorities Be Solvent. Madrid, Dec. 7.—On a royal shoot «even different buildings, which cost ness the American officer w'.ll employ rtions open for them unlea* they are Soldiers »re looking for Secretary Chi< ago Ikrc 4. — An additional ing excursion today a shepherd was the government an annual rental ex a Scotland Yard officer to help guard discharged from military service of the District Trades Assembly Clon- claim of $15,000 »as filed «gainst killed by gamekeeper's gun. One re ceeding $25,000 the prisonei during the voyage to Dowie this morning with the receiver key. who Is author of the union state- port received here is that the victim ATTEMPTED ROBBERY America. Fraud* and Swindles. and custodian who now believes tn- nis in the Record. bote a grudge against a member of sessions of the circuit court. That the Allen was an accomplice of Killor- Baker City, Dec. 7. — lT>e jury in He discusses at length the recently the king's household, and attempted | money is missing, is shown by the Dowie will be able to pay all debts Man Killed Because He Refused to tn. arrested for the Springfield af TO SELL UMATILLA LANDS. to kill him. when the gamekeeper Uncovered naturalization frauds and fair in New York a few years ago the caae of Baker county against ex- i books of the county, which were ex Seventy-five thousand is due in tithes Held Up Mie Hands. «avs all prosecutions will be vigorous Sheriff A. H. Huntington, for the em rushed forward and shot the would- ported last winter, but it seems Im before January 1 He made a daring escape from the Seattle, Dec 4 —Emil Schmidt waa Williamson Introduces Bill to Dispose ly pressed. He emphasizes the need be assailant. King Alfonso was much Ludlow street jail and sailed for Eng bezzlement of $10,000 of public funds possible to locate the guilty party, as shot and killed by a highwayman of Unsold Holdings. CALIFORNIA TIMBER FIRE. affected by the affair and returned to for reforms and changes in existing land in a little fishing smack. Killer belonging to the county, found the Mr. Huntington's deputy, Whitney, Washington. Dec. 5.—Represents ibout 11 o’clock this morning in the the city immediately, accompanied by laws, including more stringent meas an returned to America, was arrested defendant not guilty at a late hour I was acquitted of the charge of em tive Williamson has introduced a bill Maple saloon at Ven Asaeit, a few ures against violations and wants the Premier Maura. bezzlement last spring There is a Worst m History of Southern Part of which the entire Oregon delegation miles south of Seattle. last Saturday night. laws amended so al] aliens arriving and is now In the penitentiary. the Stut*. The case has been in the court of shortage of $10,800 in the accounts of The nold-ups. two in number, enter must give complete information, San Bernardino. Dec. 4.—The worst will support to establisu an assay of SIX-DAY BIKE RACE. Baker county for two years, and has the sheriff's office, but thia verdict GRAFTER SENTENCED. ed the saloon and ordered the It men fice in Portland. undergo a full physical examination timber fire in the history of thia sec I exonerates Mr. Huntlngto*. caused great excitement in several Bills were also introduced appropri In it at the time to bold up their tion Is rag'ng on the crest of San Ber Greatest Event in the Hietory of and registration, and then apply for St. Louisian Who Was Guilty of Nat »ting $100,000 for the Baker City pub bands. Schmidt and another man citizenship papers. nardtno mountains it is reported Long-Time Riding. uralization Frauds. that Brooking'» lumber mills will be lc building, to grant an Increase o’ itarted for the robber* with chairs, The government must furnish uni New York. Dec. 7.—Eleven teams St. Louis. Dec. 5. — Ex-Marshal Bar destroyed. The company has 200 men tension to soldiers and widows of the ■tem idt was shot through the brain. tied in the s'ix-day bike race at 9 this form certificates, not only of such rett was this morning sentenced to and 75 rangers fighting the fire, which Indian war. and providing for tb< The chair was knocked from the registration, but also each of final cit morning, having gone 204 miles and «ale of the unsold portion of the >ther man's hand and the highway- five years and to pay a $1,000 fine for is beyond control three laps. Great crowds are watch izenship papers which must contain neiii'.il i.aticti frauds. xien then made their escape without Umatilla reservation tn legal form a full physical discrip ing This is the greatest in the his The sentiment In the East against «ecuring any booty TYPHOID VICTIMS. tory of six-day events. Eleven tion of the one to whom issued, for Waahington, Dec. 5.—(Special to Such removal would be an act of in selling land away from Westerr MINISTER MURDERER. justice to a good man. Guard Injured in Runaway. thousand witnessed the start. Dove the purpose of identification, and to tribes of Indians un sentimental the East Oregonian.) — Senators prevent substitute the certificate* Dis Take $100.000 to Fight ths Will Despite this effort in Thompson's and Hedspeth. the colored team, are grounds, is so strong that It is though' Walla Walla, Dec. 4— Le* Mitchell, esse at Butler. should be printed in Washington and Got* Life Imprisonment for Killing Mitchell and Fulton today Joined in behalf, it is believed that Secretary seven laps behind. this bill of Williamson's will not get one of the chief guard» at th* peel Hie Wife in Mleeourl. containing government watermarks, a letter to Secretary Hitchcock quot Hitchcock will not retain Thompson Butler, Pa., Dec 4.—Four deaths oc far. tentlary, waa severely, if not fatally Kansas City, Dec. 5—Rev. P. Hll- ing the text of the message received In lue position. and the unlawful possession of or curred last night and this morning, Herbert Spencer Very III. Eastern members are opposed to Injured last evening by being thrown counterfeiting of the same be inad* son. the Baptist minister, who mur from Portland, Or., concerning the It Is reported that the secretary making a total ot 40 Competent eat! anything that pertains to land legisla from a wagon, in a runaway. A free Brighton, Eng., Dec. 5—Herbert an offense against the government. dered his wife, was today sentenced dlHmlasal of chargee mates say the city needs $100.000 to tlon at this time, while the pubjlc tioua team of mules, which han caus _ remov- ___ of bribery ¡stated that Thompson will be Spencer, the philosopher, til for some General Knox also recommends an to life imprisonment agalnat Receiver A. B. Thompson, of cd. regardlesH of the results of the fight the epidemic land scandals ar* *o thick tn (be ed the Injury of two other guards, tn time, is in a dangerous condition to appropriation of $500,000 for the pros trial. It is the secretary's intention Wa*t. the La Grande land office. the pest. In the aaae manner, became day Spanish Politic«. Electrocuted. ecutions of land, postal and natural! They stated that the result was an to weed out the land office* and in frightened and la running away Madrid, Dec 4—Villa Verde, pre ticipated and that in view of the good t doing this, some innocent men must Sacramento. Dec 5 — E D Civang zatlon frauds Warship Ruined. wrecked the wagon and threw Mitchell Now Spanish Cabinet. lose their positions, employed In the Southern Pacific Seattle De<- 4.—Report* from the who waa driving, to the ground, He says a grav* condition exists. ikier of the cabinet, which resigned standing, integrity and competency necessarily Madrid, Dec. 6-—A new cabinet has shops, touched a rod charged with yesterday, will attempt to form a new British warship Flor* Indicate she breaking his shoulder and otherwise of Thompson, that they hoped he ; through accusations which may prove been formed with Maura aa premier In some cases vast portions of the R.5IHI electrical volt» and is (lead will be a total loax would not lie removed from office. i later to be unfounded injuring him. public lands have been fraudulently ene. and Linares as minister of war. PLANNING TO DEFEND ROOSEVELT 15 UHL TO WOOD JUDEE FEE ROUSTS THE PROSECUTION AGAINST AMERICANS. Returns His Name to the Sen ate the Moment the Regular Session Opens. Denounces Balleriy, Cunning ham and Green in His Ar gument Before the Jury. Recommends a Better Administration of Public Land Laws, in the Interests of Home Building DYNAMITE WHS STORED AWAY EX-SHERIFF HUNTINGTON IS NOT GUILTY ASA B. THOMPSON MAY LOSE HIS OFFICE • luuuu on aal« at Frazier's book store J 4 hlop'OC QÍ them. A fall