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WEEKLY EDITION WEEKLY EDITION ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J Unswayed by fear, uninflu enced by favor. The East Ore gonian will tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, about county, state and national affairs. Its pro gressive features make it a pa per for the masses The East Oregonian of Pen dleton. Oregon, is puhttshsd la ths heart of the wonderful in land Empire You will find tuat it is readable, reliable and proffrsaeive, and trill give you the news reliably, accur ataly and fully PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO..OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER IK. 1903 lai express _>n the New York. New SUGAR BOUNTY IN COURT. Haven & Hartford railway as the re- ' suit of a letter received by the of Idaho Citizen* Trying to Prevent tne ficials in which the writer threatens Payment of Bounty Money to w reck an J rob th«» train unless a Boise D«*c. 17.—In the »upt- m< specific sum is put In n >lace he des ' court today th«» firat legal step w#» ignatre. taken to prevent the payment of the ' beet sugar bounty under th«» la* CHINESE BURNED. j passed by the last seaalon of the !«• Fire in Pertan d Destroys Sherlock 1 stature Judge R. I* Quart«'», as attorney tor Building—Several Celoctialc Mi«* MiM Edward Stein a a «'11 known busir.«*** »ng. man ot Holte, made ex parte app’lca Portland. Dec. 17.—Fire in th« tion to tbo court for an alternativi* Sherlock building at S«*cood aud Oak , writ, prohibiting the stat«» treasure stre» ts tom night, occupied mostly by ’ from paying such bounty, should war Chinese, caused a loss of $10.000. In ! rants for th same be issued by the sured. Three bodies were found and ' state board >f examiners. Alter Hat* sing to the arguments oi ht’.f a dozen Chines«* are l toeing The building was located across from Judge Quai •«, th«* «.oun took th*' t!.e j >bce station. The officers help- matter unde - adviw nent and will de «•Me tomorruH mor: ing wheth«*r th« ed tuai y escape * rit prail'd .or shall issue DECLARED INSANE. CHR STMAS MONEY. Easy Come-Ofl for Man Who Attempt C-'-*~ P: eaents Sent from Amener t ed to Murder. Europe. London. Dee. 17.—George Robin son. the engineer who made « a mur Chicago. Dec. 17.—Chicago » Christ derous attack on Secretary of th« mas gift to Europe this year in money e alone amounts to about 81.&,X).'.',)•, ! Bank of England Graham, nearly t month ago. was today adjudged in Great Britain, particularly Ireland 1 sane and scut to a hospital gets more of this than any other1 country. Germany comes next on th« [ GOING HUNTING. lists in the money order division of the Chicago postoffice, then Sweden Kaieer Wilhelm Feels the Need of a and Italy. Vacation. The contribution is estimated to b« Pottsdam, Dec. 17.—The kaiser, ar the largest of rerent years This Is com pan ied by Grand Duke Vladimir particularly surprising, as then» wa» of Russia, left for Cherden today on every reason tor believing that th« a two days' hunt. He will attend th« strikes and the high prices of bee: I snd other ccmmodltl«»« would comp« 1 literary festivities at Hanover. economy BURNED TO DEATH Reject Russia’s Terms. Wealtny and Prominent Ohioans Per Tokio. Dec 17.—It is generally lleved the chmhciu Eastern bhujuwh situation ish In Their Home. Toledo, Dec. 17.—Mr. and Mrs. Her co a graver aspect. A meeting of el nan Neihana. wealthy and prominent ders and statesmen yesterday was people, were cremated in their horn« unable to come to any conclusion, a.- Russia's proposal Is not acceptable his morning. I MANY OF ITS BEST AIM6 ARE OFTEN DEFEATED. Amendments and Suggestions Are Offered by a Wooigrower Who Be ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A VOL. XXVili Amendments to the Present S\ item Needed to Increase Its Efficier.uy. ♦ ♦ ♦ I tractor under whom the Gieeks work b«H accept««d the 1 cent per mile rtue offered by the O. It. & N company and will purchase tickets ut.der pro test, taking receipts for tt»«- amount paid. As soon an tbe party arrive« at For: land the contractor will irring suit against the ORA N., througn _ their attorney. Turner Oliver, of Im Grande, to reco/er the m< ney cbarg ed lor the reduced rate ticket«. The contractor «laims that his agreement with tb«« company «alls for transpoi- bMiun to Mi.«t irum th*« place to whi'b the Greeks were sent by th • no npany The ORA N. compaiy. ob tbe otter hand, claims that the Greeks broke their contract by qu tting work •n a body before the work on wbl«-h V they were employed was compleleu. and that th«- Greeks thereby forfeited MR. ADAMS LEFT FOR THE all claims to free transportation. VALLEY THIS MORNING The guard at the depot has be»-n discharged and all tears of trouble with the Greeks have paste-d over, as If Side Issues Are Considered Would only two or three stragglers remain In the <*amp Has« Something Don« to Insure the FIRST TO HANG AT SALEM. Execution of Armstrong—Strongly Attorney General Knox Proves Representative Adams Hopes that the Merger Promoters Action. Wt4l Be lake« un Tax Liw Only. Beg the Question. MAY YET BE ARRAIGNED Proves Securities Company a Trust by Quotations From Pierpont Mor gan. James J. Hill and Other*, and I HUSBAND IS VALUED By jiiftv at kierwi w«rj»mr I I Case of One of Many Following the Famous Nsw York City Tyr.nel I Horror. Which Hae Coat the Rail way Company in Judgments 8*70^ 000 81 THE BEFENSE I Rochester Dec. 16.—The suprême court jury trday awar< ed Mr* Este Hoffman a v rdlct of $18.vu0 for tbe • -leath of ber husband who was 1:111- i cd on tbe N« vr York Centrai ratiway. Motion for a ne» trial was des ed. but Justice «Uch will Lear tba rail- way's argument for a réduction of -be a ri. oun t Thi» i» an alter math of the faut tunnel horror m New York City, a* a: resuit of w hlch judgments aggrei at HAVE RETAINED COL. J. tag 8370.00»? bave already beên a«x ur- •vl against the New York Central raü- H. RALEY AB COUNSEL way comrany on the grounds of cr.m- inal négligence in not maintaining a proper System of signala, lighta and ventilation ln its City subways. i I Outline of FifcKt the Protest, ants Will Make Against the Recent “Decision.” WAGE REDUCTION m Favor of Retaining the Portage Enumerates Some of th« Draw Harney County Murderer Will "Break Penney «ana Miner* Go Out Ratner! Appropriation Act—Of Greater Con- the ice" Under New Law. Violation of Anti-Truet Law—Su backs Encountered in Its Admin»« Thar Accept IL Salem. Dec 16.—C. D Egbert, alias corn to Washington. Cumberland. Md., Iter. 16.—Eight preme Court Has JurigoiCtion. tration. John H. Frost, is the first prisoner een hundred miners of the Myeredale Representative H. C Wash ngton. Dvr 16.—The argu Adems of who has ever been sentenced to capi Pa district went out on strike this A. H. Sunderman. one of the promi ment in the supreme court Of the Weston was in the city thia morning tal punishment in Harney county morning against a 10 per cent red or nent woolgrowers of Echo. Is in the Northern S«*curitiea merger case, was on his way to Portland, where he will I and be sill also be tbe first man t tlou in wage«. Colonel J. H Raley who m tbe at city today and reports the stock in resumed thia morning by Attorney- transact bualnea* for a tew day» oe-1 be hanged at Salem under the new toruey for the defease la tbe land that vicinity doing well, considering Genera! Knox for the governm-nt. lore going to Salem to attend th«-1 state law requiring all executions to I <ntm recently noted ia which a decis HANGED IN JAIL. the "soft" weatner and unfavorable »pecial »eMioD of the legislature. At take place at the nen.tentiary. Mr. Knox said: conditions for feeding. Mr. Sunder Egbert arrived at the penitentiary "Gentlcrtnc-n on the other aide, nut the laat session Mr. Adams was skk j Suicide Who Murdered Hi* Son on ion was banded down by tbe corn mix man will attend the meeting of tbe last evening in charge of Sheris ^vi ».oner reversing the dex-Aioa of tbe ______ _ ___________ ____ in tbe Walla Walia hospital and so ; we. have referred to themselves as Thanksgiving. woolgrowers and the National Live During tbe sens ten, of Harney county, and will be criminals.' and expwted the court to I ruuld not attend T«-kamah - Neb., De- 10.—Sokrmon land office at La Grande and saying stock Association convention at Port be horrified at such an appellation. I tortai fight be wa» one of tbe un placed under a death watch until the Padlock who killed his son. William, that 1*. was not lawful for a man to land in January, and thinks every Or We have not yet referred to you as known quantltl«*» and each day the date of the hanging, on January 1». on TharAtgiviig. while drunk, hang stockman should be in attend egon make a second purchase under the criminals, but as defendants in »■qui talthful received a bulletin aa to bia • Egbert murdered Deputy Sheriff ed himself ’n jail ¡art night, making ance John G. Saxton and Jack West. at a nc««e of bl* co**, »leere. provisions of the land act of 1M2. condition and tne likelihood of hia ty. and that is what you are. lt is Mr Sunderman is especially Inter Wild Horse valley Harney county, on ■Ill not allow the matter to rest with time enough to evoke a strict con being able to com« to cast bis vote. -- - o— - — --------------- ested in seeing the sheepmen attend But tbe illness» could not be con October 4. while they were endeavor the decision as rendered la the first •tructlon of tbe »tatute« when you lows Bank Robbed. the meeting of the National and State shall have been actually arraigned, quered. and Mr Adatas never made ing to retake him. he having escaped Woolgrowers' Association and pre Juimby Iowa, Dec. 16.—Robbers place, the deciston was hat ded down, fata appearance on the field of action, from Saxton a few days before. He charged wph crime." pare to make those organizations last night robbed the safe of the Cit not by tbe commiasioner, to Mr. Ra was under arrret for burrlary com He declared the statute under ao that thia is his first trip to the cap more effective in assisting the Indi bens' Savings Bank of 83.000 and ew ley says, but by his aasistaat, Mr mitted In Douglas county at the time which the cane was brought to be ital in his official capacity. And to Temple, and to conflicting in itself, vidual members in tbe struggle raped I of tbe murder. remedial rather than penal, and quot- the East Oregonian be gav« this reviewing parts that have not bora against tbe combinations. ed decisions tn trane-.M issourt and morning bls first interview on tbe af under contention For Better Organization. joint traffic cases to show applicabil faire of tbe state that has appeared Aak fee Writ ef Review. since bls election He believes one of the moat vital ity to the securities case. Mr Raley will aak tor a writ of re Wh««n naked about tar aeM.on, h»s topics to be discussed by the Oregor He declared the government's ease view wuh the coanmlaaweer. aad if woolgrowcrs is the more thorough or can be put into one terse sentence views on the portage bill, and tbe that is denied will appeal the matter ganization among the members for s "Is there combination, and does it chance of an extended sitting. Mr. to the secretary ot tbe interior I: Adams was resolute in bls opinion*. fixed sales day at which all tbe wcoi restrain Interstate commerce’" To :hat jfficfal sustains the opinion of grown by the members must be of prove that ths securities company For a Tax Law Only. the asatstaat. the matter wi l be taken fered for sale, after being graded by merger is a trust, be reed from the “I am tn favor of a abort session, to the federal com, as too many peo the growers. testimony of Morgan. HiU. Clough and and my vote win never help to keep ple and too much property are in He believes that the wuolgrowers others, and Mid Hal and Morgan arc GEN. •LACK NOMINATED the legialature in Salem longer than ITES TO PROGRESS MADE volved to allow tbe question to laps* organization should make it binding the men who are responsible for this PERSIAN SOLDIERS CARRY the tax law 1* under diacuaaloti. I CHINESE BRIGANDS LOOT ibor. of the «rowt of tost reeort BOARD TO CIVIL SERVICE on the members to save their woo' organization, which is strictly ON EXPOSITION GROUNDS The cooienuon of tbe ¿«Cense is WAR ONTO CAUCASUS SOIL. for this sale day, and prevent Indi hibited by law. To deny that it , ja is do not think that the valley people A BANK AT KUNA CHENDS want a long session, and there la no that tbe act of 1836 which opened such a combination challenges com- vidual members of the organization reason why Eaatere Oregon should. tbe land to sale was of no force after from selling choice lots of wool In ad Nine States Have Appropriated Near Hanna Will Keep Up Fignt on Gen mon Intelligence; to deny l-at •t 1» '«.ere are too mauy law» now. with the Mie had taken place Thia was E«pected to Contr.bue D«rect>y To- eral Wood — Fraud Order Agamet in restraint ot no statutory influence» Continucd and Serious Trouble in vane« of the sale day, thus making 1« ly 81-250.000 — Propoeed Measure out taking n«”*dle»» time to make a ware t»»« Slav Greed for Persian evidenced by tbe fac* that the de- more difficult to sell the remainder Maxim A Gay—Nicaragua Rscog- challenge« the authority of this court. | lot more Korea—Russian Influence Pred-ani- Provides for 82.125.000 of Federal rertment wou.d sot allow any offers of the clip, after the buyers bare Territory — Japanese and Korean nsnt m Korean Councils—Foreign nixes Panama—Senate Poetpoitee '“There is only one thing that I Funds—Not a Dollar of Government to buy after the elose of tbe firx sale picked out the choicest. O. R. A N. CASHIER ON TRIAL. Riot at Mokphe. Contributing to !a the .nterval between the firs’, act ' would be willing to introduce b<- Action on General Wood’s Appoint ers Expect More Disorder and the Money Hae Ever Gone Into an Ex . Present System Weak. S*r ousneea of an Already Delicate sad the one of July. 1302 a large American« Want a Warehip—Ko ment Till January 4—Colombiar Second Case Against Breaw Now Be I »id«« tbe tax bill, and that to to rem position in ths West. In tbe present method of conduc «■dy the hitch ln tbe Armstrong caae Situation — American Dewa**d« number of person» had settled on the rean Army of 8000 le a Dangerous Troops Seen. ing Heard at Baker City. ing the sales days. Mr. Sunderman 1 do not think that man should be tend and also had many Improve Washington. Dec 17.—Most of th« About Poet Wiju Factor. thinks that very little good is accom Baker City. Dec. 16—Judge Eakin turned loose on the «ommunlty, aad ments in the way of boildtngs. clear Washington. Dec 17.- President cerate's time today was occupied o) plisbed for the individual sheepm« n and a jury wore busy all yesterday in »oiild le in favor ot taking time to Ber.ia, Dec. 15.—The Tagebtet: re Ing» and fences. They bad become Ijooduc. Dec. 16.—Buna her»luff, The buyers go among the woolgrow an eloquent and forcible argument Roosevelt signed the Cuban reclproc the circuit court with the secund trial amend '.hat la« or make proviatons ports bloody lonflicts along the Caa- permanent residents and had eeettod Mitchell, of Oregon, in behalf of But I would not th«- Macedonian »««ader. arrived here era before the date of sale, pick eul by ity bill at 1 this afternoon with the of Breaw. tbe ORA N. ex-caabirr. tor the execution bill appropriating 82.125.000 for caaian frontier with eeriou» results there as such his today to consult with local Ma«edon>- all the choice wool, and when tbe samr ¡an ured by Frye and Cannon In the ciuw known as No. 1. be hav i favor that unless it «as necessary ai* and try to raiee funis with which to tbe Caucasians, who were rou’ed Act of 1802 a New Law. day of the sale cvmee the grower» the participation of the general gov ing be*-n acquitted last week in caac The attc.nry general «rem« to thins Th«' p«-n will be sent to Havana a “ rnment In the Lewis and Clark Ex th« Persian army pursuing far ever When the latter act was passed tt io reo(«e 0 the struggle in tbe spring that the man cannot be executed un are left with the bulk of tbe poorer No. 9. Thia is an Indictment on tbe the requ«-**t of th«- Cuban minister '■ha-gr of raising tbe amount of a der tbe law as it now stands, and the He wtl! go to America tor a similar tbe Pvnuan frontier. The Tagvb att was not pwssed as aa am*ndmeat to grades on hand and tbe buyers, hav position in Portland. He showed that work is well under where it will be plac«»d in tbe Cnbar voucher from 82-61 to 820 64. say* it will iurnish, Ruesla a pretext the original law, but aa a new law. rare will be appealed to the supreme pnrpoae. ing skimmed tbe cream from thi for tightening her grip on Persia and simply provided for the sale of Brigand« m Manchuria. market la advance, are independent way. the site being graded and land museum At 5 o'clock last night tbe state was «oort At thy same time som«- of tbe those leads not pcrchaswd at tbe first Japs and Korean FigtiL Vtodivoatock. Dec 16 —A d;»5«atcb k t still introducing testimony District t.est lawyers tn Portland are of tbe and offer whatever they feel dispos reaping macadamizing and a finished Quemada notlfi.'d his govt-rzment Attorney White is being aasistevi by opinion that the execution can be today say* (he Chine««- brigands who ed for tbe wool in the socall«»d pool water and sewer system well advanc Seoul. Dec. 15.—There were move •sle. stating that they should be eo.d the bill wre Signed. Upon receipt of Mr. ‘ underman thinks that tbe con t-d Attorney Wilson, of the O. R A N. held without legislative interferon«» are cunductiug a reign of terror in riot» at Mokpbe yesterday, the Jap- in conformity with the prevtstoos of Nine »Latte have already wpnropri a reply that Cnba is prepared to carry The defendant fe represented by If that to the care. I would not be Manchuria attacked the bank at Ku r.nese owtea wounding 17 Koreuuia tbe first law la tbe second law K stltutii.a of the woolgrowers sboulu out its provision.«. Roonevelt will 1» Messrs John L Ri.nd and C F in favor of opening the gale to for* na Cheuds A pitched battle citeued wra stated that those persons who provide for a «*■' a day. and a poo ated 81.2W.tX»—Oregon. California Korean official» are strenuously en- sue a proclamation putting tbe tow Hyde. «•ign legislation oy bringing up the In which four cltlxeos were wounded. «leatoruig to quell tbe disorder Rua- had settled on the land, had made of all wool clips of the members, Washington. Idaho, Utah. M utaaa into immediate effect. Preakient! North Dakota. Minnesota anu Mie matter at thi« reeaion ' The brigands »«cap««’, with 7.000 rou ».a has nut mterpoaed. although her improvements and come there with which would be binding on all the ■ Palma «111 iu»ue a umllai proclama , ble« members alike, and make a sale day souri. Influence still prevails over the oKre- tbe intention of making the place CRUISERS AT NEW ORLEANS. Let toe Portage Bill Alone He declared the exposition to be of tion. toeir home »hculd be allowed to hare Much Trouble in Korea. a benefit to every individual mem an government 1 | ►.* days preferential time to which to "What do you think about the re In Effect Dftcember 27. Seoul, De« 16.— High Korean ofic- her. The force of the organization such a national character as to jus French snd American Vessels Ceie. peal of the portage bl«.. Tbe American minister. Alien, de he was lgls«* are hurrying to Mokph« to try I should stand behind and protect every tlfy the appropriation propoeed. He I The Cuban reciprocity bill goe-, into j manded a reply from Korea regard ‘ buy the land open which they bad brat« the Purchase. naked by the seeker after iatorma- to suppress the disorder« member, in selling his wool. The showed that according to treasury eff«*ct Decc-mtMT 27. ing the opening of Port Wlju. Ameri- »ettied New Orleans. Dec. 16—The French tion. The contention of tbe oeteaae »s Ik*sptte tbe American British and an residents here are fearing disor wool Bhouid be graded before beiny reports since 1875, the government Havana Rejoices. Mr. Adams looked a tittle doubtful, Japanese pressure the Russian influ cruiser Gravk-ro arrived before the that the tow of 1902 »*» a separate grades nas appropriated an excess of 821. sold, and all the different _ der and desire a warship The Amer Havana. Df-c. 17.—When the offic city this morning and took part la the "I do not want the bill touched, and i ence over the Korean government is art. sad that under its provision» from the various clips should be pui OOO.COO to aid various expositions icans among themselves give Russia ceremonies of the celebration of the am very much opposed to its repea. apjart ntly- unshak«-n and it is ex- nothing was said of tbe first pur together and sold together, thus but not one dollar for such purpoee- ial news reached here last night of paid emissaries the passing ot th«- reciprocity bill by centennial of the Ixiuistana transfer 1 think that tbe men of Eastern Ore pect«»d Koren will procrastinate and credit tor having no HmKatkm rhaae so that- there making the wool pool a pool in fact vest of the Rockies. Tbe cruiser gon should stand as a unit against l>o«slbl) eventually refuse to act at among the lawless to foment trouble put on *be the aenate. President Palma bad a to tbe railed State« ■n who had porch seed in and making the organization a direct and thus create a necessity for Rus national salute fired from the Cuban Minneapolis, Topeka and Yankee en its repeal, and if they would do so the all. And further, that the A LONG ISLAND MAN benefit to every individual member. «tan interposition on behalf of cider tbe first place. If anything should fortress, as the gun belched the tered tbe delta this morning and will bill would stand settler was protected in his purchase The feeling ot unrest is growing and in the int«»rest» of all clasae«. For a “Binding” Bales Day. STANDS OFF A POSSE stars and stripes fluttered over Moro, be before the city ton.gat The train be done with it I would be in tavor among the Korean p«-ople. who feat by the provision ot the law giving him If members are at liberty to sell while the bands over tne city took up Ing ship Hartford arrived Tuesday, it of increasing the appropriation in that whether it be peace or war be 90 days in which to purchase stead of cutting it last all off. was Faragut ’ s flagship when he out the choice clips in advance, rt the national antnem Immune«« PLUMBERS NOT MALICIOUS. tween Russia an«! Japan, the ex In Violatie«« ef Old Rohcy. "Portland seem» „ _ ______ „ Barricaded His House and Holds the to be in favor ot visited the city. 41 years ago takes away the interest in the pool crowds cheered America wildly. tinction of the empire is Imminent. It It tbe matter is construed other retaining the appropriation, and the It spoils the strength of tbe organ, Fort Until He Is Shot in the Face is believed that the outbreak of hos Reports Sent Out from Spokane Ro- wise It will be in violation of tbe old Hanna Will Keep Up Fight other valley members should not be zation for tbe pool is not binding WRECK ON THE FRISCO. tilities or th« announcement of a pro yarding Their Action« Untrue. With Buckshot—Killed a Deputy Washington. Dec. 17.—Senator Han policy of the government to protect opposed to tt, for it will benefit them tectorate of any kind will precipitate and all the money spent in maintain Sheriff Who Tried to Serve Papers. na today said .emphatically be would its settlers, and the theory of squat The boss plumbers, in a statement nl a reflex manner, for what to good ing the organization is wasted. Two Killed and Others Badly Hurt trouble, Foreigners in Seoul expect continue the fight against Genera! ters' righto It will also be unjust to the public this morning, made clear for Portland is good tor them In a He thinks the Oregon W’oolgrowers disorder and th« American residents Near Fort Scott. Riverside. L. I.. Dec. 17.—Alonzo Wood on the floor of lue senate. ll eir position during thf strike of for tn the Jones case for example, tbe leaeer or greater degree The < ham desire a warship. Association shouid take up this vital Reeves, who shot anu killed a dep Fort Scott. Kan.. Dec 16.—In a ber of commerce of Portland wants land is now worth with the improve Another Fraud Urd«r. question and decide to make tuat Tbe Korean army, numbering 8,u0v their employes for an Increase in uty sheriff yesterday when the latter wreck on the St. Ixrule A San Fran the road, and 1 think that we will wages from 85 to 85 50 per day of ments in the way of buildings, barns portion of the constitution which pro Washington Dec. 17 — A fraud or men. is considered one of the most attempted to serve papers, and then der was issued today against Maxim cisco. near here this morning, two are keep It. It will not hurt any railroad dangerous factors of the situation, as eight I oun, says the Spokane Press. and cleared lands, over S2.000; while vides for the sales day, binding on barricaded himself in his home, sur reported killed and a number seri nr other freight carrying business and the members, so not one pound of & Gay, the turf tapsters, who are an insutxirdinate element is beyond Some of the statements then made if tbe plaintiff in tbe case should be rendered this morning after defend ously injured, two probably fatally. there is no reason why It should not official control. In case of trouble . are by the plumbers claimed to be un allow«*«! to buy the land at tto value wool belonging to members wi«i oe charged with having caught many ing the bouse the entire night. '1 he wreck was caused by the col be built. as appraised by the government be sold outside of the pool on the sales sucker* through extensive advertia is feared that the soldiers will be the true. particularly where they say the Fifty deputies surrounded the house lision of two freights on a trestle near day. To this end he will labor and ing. first to lead the rioting and begin plumbers would take twice the time would get the whole place for 82i»- Of Greater Interest to Washington. and when Reeves refused to surren Pawnee. One of the dead is P. Her tor a job that a fairly skilled work This is manifeetiy unfair, and against if this is not accomplished he feels Nicaragua m Line. "The people of Washington are looting der kept up a fire with rifles and tn-.age. the policy of the government man would that the aim of the organization fails more interested in tbe construction shotguns. This morning the officials Washington. Dec. 17.—The Nica The decision of the commissioner They claim they are confident as of fruition. STORM ON SPANISH COA8T. ot tbe road, or tn the fate of the bill, made a sally and attempted to smash raguan minister. Meyer cables tbi WRECK FOUND. ever of winning this strike, notwith will affect over 75 families on the than are the people of thia state. 1 tbe door. Reeves appeared above and state department Nicaargua has rec standing the published statements of bead of Birch and Upper McKay PARKER CAPTURED. fired a shotgun on tbe invaders. No ognized Panamk to the extent of af Mystery of Disappearance of the “Dla- have received many .v.«era from men Many were Drowned and Fishing the master plumbers' association that creeks, and if the present decision to Smacks Wrecked. in the wheat belt of that state ask one was seriously injured. pointing a consul at Panama City. they will not grant the demands of »attained, will deprive these families He Is Arrested at Livingston, Mon covery" Solved. ing me to take a stand against the Madrid. Dec. 16.—Severe storms the striker«. Reeve« received a charge of buck- Colombian Troops 8een. The boss plumbers of their homes and take from them al! taw Will Be Taken to Portland. Seattle, Dec, 16— A dispatch from r»p«<l. Men of ail classes of busi raged near Malaga yesterday Four have appealed to the public for tbeir the labor of year*, giving them noth shot in the face, A few minutes la Panama. Dec. 17. — Tbe cruiser At Uf Juneau states the wreck of ness, who have the Interests of thrir teen fishing smacks were wrecked Spokane, Deo. 17.—L. C. Parker, the ter he gave up. support and the union also claims ing in return for the investment the} lanta, returned to Colon, reports it steamer Discovery has been found by sections and state at heart, are work Twenty-two bodies were recovered ex-convict for whom the officers of have made. the support of the public. saw about 500 Colombian soldiers Indians near Cross landing, i he ing for tbe bill and against the re Portland have been hunting severa IDAHO MAN IN JAIL. The action of tbe union last night north of the Atrato river. United States ship Rush nas gone to p«*al. and 1 do not tnlnk that the bill Bid in at Auction. weeks, has been arrested at Livingi«- Troublesome Technicalities. in requesting all who had gone on Decatur. shouid be tampered with, unless, Vote on General Wood Poetponed. New York. Dec 1«.- Speyer A Co., strike out of symnathy for them to ton, Mont., and will be taken ba For several days there baa been Claimed He Mads Fraudulent Salea and here the speaker be«, «ated a lit Washington. Dec. 17.—The senate bld In the Coneolldated Superior Com return to work Is taken publicly as great woe aad gaaahtag of tmrth to Portland to stand trial on a charge in Naw York. Jeffries Will Fioht Munro«. tle, "it were taken up to add to the pany at auction at noon today for military committee has decided to of forgory a sign that the urlon is desirous of among tbe patrons of the Bolee post- this 18. — Jeffries Now York. Dec appropriation. New York, Dec. 17.—Frank Hobbs, postpone action on Wood's nomina Parker is the man who attempted doing tbe proper thing by the public office. all because ot departmental Jack in view of afternoon agreed. "if the matter is taken up 1 will be to pass forged paper in Walla Walla of Idaho, Is in Ludlow jail, ordered tion until July 4. To Benefit the Girls. and not tying up building operations r«i*ee. People have been going up to give Munroe's snowing last night, to In favor of adding to, instead of cut It is announced at noon the presi shortly after bls release from the arrested by Edward Tustin, treasurer tl«e registry window of tbe ofllce with The Sociological society of the at this time tbe miner battle. ting from, the bill. However, 1 will of the Green Copper Company, who dent has tendered the position of civil state penitentiary. He went to Port First Presbyterian church, after its By their action a great crisis was all kinds of packages « Christmas vote to come uome as soon as pox si claims be advanced $7,500 to devel service commissioner, vacated by iue land, where he followed the same goods which they desired to ble after the tax muddle Is straight regular banquet, last night, decided averted, as all unions, as well as all Dangsr on Mountain Trails. r frieñda la dletant placea, practice, and after a hard chaBe by op a mining property to which Hobbs d««ath of Proctor, to General John to take up the cause of th»* working orgarizatlons of employers had sent to ened out." and the representative ot I, R. Rusk, foreman in charge of the officers he escaped. He Anally had no title, but which he called the Black, of Chicago, commander-in ru of the department reía»re girl of Seattle, and will endeavor to Th«* cleared decks for a great struggle, chief of the Grand Army of the Re the Platts group of mining properties, the people of Umatlua county board secure an agreement from all the which, if it had come about reached Montana, where he resumec Cumstock Mining Company. al! registered pactagee or lei that would located on the North Pole divide, was ed the train armed with an umbrella la«-ge department stores to close it 6 public. his old tricks, but was apprehended show la oae córner tbe _______ certainly have resulted in tbe death ters must Solves Nothing. The war department confirms the in tbe city yesterday on business. Mr. to advance on the political center of o'clock on Saturday evenings by the officials. The of businees in Spokane, from which it Bi nder's name and addreee. and where the state London. Dec. 17.—Reuter's agency news that Taft and the Philippine fri Rusk crossed tbe divide on the hard movement toward this splendid cru is doubtful it would have recovered this has been omitted by tbe ma>'er says Russia’s reply to Japan has not ars have reached an agreement as to snow, without the aid of snow shoes, sade grow out of an eloquent address in many months, no matter which of Christwha gifts be or she is nec ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIL RIOTOUS GREEKS LEAVE. as the crust formed Is quite flrm. A resulted in solving the Eastern dis the sal«* of the lands. by Attorney E. H. James, who has sid«» of the question would have won essarily erat back to supply the de few days past be was caught in a ficiency. aad » there to a line *ai‘ thoroughly investigated the condition Threat« to Wreck a Train on the N. pute, and further negotiations will be «mali snowslide, which carried him Accept O. R. A N. Company’s Cheap of the working girls In Seattle—Seat necessary. inr to be waited apra by the «amp Cannot Enforce Open Door, A Real Menagerie. Y., N. H. A H. Railway. Rate Under Protest. and registry clerk the delinquent pat St. Petersburg. Dec. 17.—Tbe Novo 200 feet, hut without injury, as the tle St Hl A trapping story that goes the limit .<»w Haven, Dec. 17.—Heavy l.a Grande. Dec. 16.—The last of Proud School Record. ron to compelled to again get tn line Vremya today says America will not snow has not sufficient depth yet to comes to us this week through C. H. guards have been placed on the spec and slowly work the way back to tbe County Superintendent Myers an find it easy to keep an open door In move freely on the steep slopes — the riotous Greek laborers left tbe Sugar Bounty War. Burkholder, who vouches for the city today for Portland. The con- Simpler Reporter. window. -Boise Statesman. nounces that he has one of the most Manchuria, as it has been shown be It ever h man got himself cordial'.Y ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A trutbfuln<*ss ot the same. E. D. Han : dislikod, that man is Stat«» Audi’or dy. who lives south of Latham, on« ♦ remarkable cases of close application yond the possibility of doubt her ♦ Turner, of Idaho. Numerous stock day last week set 12 traps and on his Marie Cor«ili Sues for Libel. ♦ to studies in the Walla Walla county uavy is too weak and her mercantile ♦ holders in th«» Idaho sugar companies first visit to them h«> found each one ♦ schools that has ever been brought fleet too amali. ♦ ♦ London, Dec. 16.—The libel ♦ to bis attention. The reports of the Idaho companies were first floated to have captured game, the variety of ♦ ♦ ♦ action brought by Marie Co Seeber school, located two miles east are flabbergasted at his action over which makes the story more interest ♦ Ore “Fizzled” Out Denver. Dec 16.—There is a ♦ ♦ relli against a local councilor ♦ of the city, shows that Beatrice Greg th«> bounty question last week, fh-> "The 8200 gold ore which gave the ing than c-ommon. Of the 12 traps, ♦ rumor that four men recently ♦ ♦ named Winter and Editor ♦ ory, «laughter ot Mr. and'Mrs. Chas Jumbo, near Tonopah, Nev., such a 1 a Grande, Doc. 15.—Special In most certain of reinstatement, sluce who do not own shares are grinning one contained an owl, three a flying ♦ discharged by the Colorado ♦ n broad and expansive smile and ft* squirrel each, three a polekittie each, ♦ h'uel A Iron Worts, at Pueblo, ♦ ♦ Hayden, opened In Blrmlng- ♦ Gregory, residing tn Vaiiey Homd ad wonderfully attractive surface shot spector Thomas McNutt, who was the order suspending him was first ♦ han. this morning. The space ♦ ditiun, bas attended that school seven ing, dwlnd)«»d down to 820 ore when Inclined to "rub it in" to thus«' who and two a skunk each, one a woodrat. ♦ had been in coHuaioa for ♦ received in La Grande. ♦ In the ehanitkr was inade ♦ years. In all of the time the young the ledge was cut at the 60-foot level.’’ suspended from service In tbe United His successor has not yet teen got in on the ground floor when the one a yellowhammer and one a mar ♦ years past, and that the com ♦ CoreUi ♦ lady has not been »lisent one day ncJF said John Bresnahan yesterday ♦ quate lor the crowd. Mr States land district of 1 a Grande, named and there is no Intimmion in Idaho companies were first floate«L— ten. the fur producers, for which Mr. ♦ pany faces a 83.000.000 short ♦ ♦ took the stand, assumed a dra ♦ been one minute tardy .Liss Gregory Bresnahan, who is one of Patrick during the ».rial of Asa B. Thompson, the message as to th«* future plans of Boise Capital News. Burkholder paid Mr. Handy 82 50 for ♦ age The company expected to ♦ ♦ matic attitude and told uer ♦ to now In the seventh grade and is Clark and «Major B. C. Kingsbury's received a message today from Com the department in the 1 a Grande dis the hide. Mr. Burkholder states that ♦ gtvc out a statement at the ♦ said to be one of the best pupils ot experts, has just returned from To missioner Richards, reinstating him in trict. ♦ lawyer she did not need his as Frank Summers, of Iles Moines, the marten is so rare that properly ♦ annual meeting last eventag- ♦ ♦ sistance. Tbe case arises out ♦ the school—Walla Walla Statesman. nopah. where be examined the Jum his former position, and transferring Mr. McNutt has been stationed at visiting in San Francisco, has mys dressed and put on the market th«y ♦ The dismissed men are under ♦ ♦ of criticisms of Corelli in local ♦ bo, on which Clark and Kingsbury him to an assignment of more respon I a Grand«' for over a year, and his teriously disappeared, and friends sell for |60. —Cottage Grove leader ♦ no bonds, and if guilty are ♦ ♦ matters ♦ ♦ The democrats of Washington will joined with Charles M Bchwab, the sibility In the Glenwood, Col. district. painstaking and careful discharge of think he has been murdered, as he ♦ singularly placed. * not make the single tax a plunk in steel man. lu taking a bond.—Spokes ♦ ♦ Athens. Dee. 16.—The Oreek min ♦ Mr. McNutt hag not been alarmed his duties has made him many friends was known to have |600 In his pock ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ their platform this year. man-Re view. ets when he disappeared. istry registered their portfolios today ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ over his suapenaicin and has been al* In the district. longs to the Organization, and Who MITCHELL MAKES Shows They Are Responsible for i BIEL SitNEO i I ; i SPECIAL INSPECTOR M’NUTT REINSTATED