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e WEEKLY EDITION. | W EEKLY EDI ROI* »1 ♦ Unswayed by tear, uniuttu- ♦ enced by favor. The East Ore ♦ gonian will te!' the truth, the « whole truth aud nothing but ♦ * ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ the truth, about county, state ♦ aud national affairs. Its pro ♦ gressive features make It a pa ♦ ♦ per for the masses ♦ ♦ The East Oregonian of Pen dleton, Oregon, is published la the heart of the wonderful In land Empire You will find that it la readable, reliant* aad progressive, and will give you th* l * w « reliably accur ately and fully ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i --------- ' ------- - — --- VOL. XXVIII PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.. OHEGON FRIDAY, JANUARY I, UHM FARM HAND AT NAMPA WHAT THE LEGISLATURE DID SHOT BY A FOREMAN. Work of the Special Session ! I in NO. 7 I Pans Las also mud*- a thorough search going from Louse to house all through Oregon iu search of some trace 4Ü The old gent Iman w as over yeats old. and the supposition te that he became demented and when he rea< Led Huntlngtou left the train and walke«! until he died from sheer *xhau*tlon Yale is 277 mil*« from Huntington, and Le had walked the entite distance, it is thought All his* papers, money and ticket to Alli)« I Iowa wer« in his ¡«orket which said canal will run or upon which said improvement will be made, auch amount or interest in said latd a* may be req ilred by the United Eta les for sold right '-r way. State« and sal-1 release from damage* to the United State* 9 If said G «a rd and any own- er of any of said land cannot agr«u- upou the price to be paid for the amount of. or interest 1. _ hin raid land required for satu riyht of way. or the <lamag«-s for tb> takU.g 'heruot. aato I Chinese Soldiers, Disguised board shall, ana it ia hereby author ized to institute and proeec-ute in any I as Immigrants. Flocking court of competent Jur.«diction, in the ' name of the state of Oregon, any Into Manchuria. necessary or appropriate suit, action : or proceeding for the condemnation | of said amount of, or interest in, said land so required tor «aid purpose«, and for the aasebsmi-nt of the value PRESAGES MOVEMENT thereof and for the assessment of the damages for the taking thereof. TO DISCOUNT RUSSIA. And the procedure in said suit se tion or proceeding sha.. be. as far as applicable, the procedure froTided for In and ty ,-ie laws of the stare uf Oregon f-sr the condemnation of land or rijhte of way by public cor poration or quasi public corporation* for public use or for corporate pur pose«. Brief. Pmk Bradley. Wno Ran Away With Salem. Dec. 28.—The goveruoi has I Foreman Hoober'» Wife, Pay« an in his han«.« for action 34 bills, pass I Awful Penalty—Domestic Troubles ed by the legislature, 18 from the senate, and 16 from the house Cause Murder and Robbery. They are: »100.000 canal bill, re- . Nampa. Dec. 28.—Foreman Hoober. peal Phelps act. restoring tax law. of the Dewey farm, shot and killed tax exemption act. Lincoln county _ . . Pink Bradley at 8 o'clock thib num judge's salary Pleasant Armstrong I hlS IS the Uiilly UTOgrani ing, who, a week ago. ran away with execution, assignment of claijj» his wife. The shouting occurred at agatnst ciUc-s and counties. Soldi-va’ the term. Six abuts were fireo and I l«.->nie appropriation, term of cetin In WANT A CABINET MEMBER. all took effect, one in the leg. one in i ninth jud cia.1 district, diplomas M«ui- an arm and four in the back An meuth graduates, game laws, rtspid- Mm.ng interest* Will Demand a New ers' fee bill, competency of witnesses. inquest is being held this evening Government Department. About a week ago Mrs Hoober Joephine county officers, Multno Portland Ore Dec. 2«.—Prelimin stole $500 from her husband and de I mah county circuit judges’ .talari--s. I ary arrangements Lave been complet HIS SIGNATURE APPEARS cam pea with Braaiey. The latter was appropriations expense specla! .<< - another revolution THIRTY OR FORTY OTHERS ed for th«- meeting of the American arrested in Caldwell and served a «ten, six bills to amend code, ind the ON THE LEASE HOWEVER. sentence of five days in jail- He was lcMowing charters: Mn shfienl. North MORE OR LESS INJURED Mining congress in thia city next SUCCEEDS REVOLUTION. - August, the required guarantee fund re’eased last evening and at once re- Bend, Gold Bay, I.ebanon Beaver having been subscribed an 1 other for Hill. Adams, Seaside. The Unites. turffed to the tarm malities concluded. Athena. Lostine. .McMinnville. Cot Colombia Tram Was Running Biaty Mil*« an i Germany Send« a Fleet to Protect In- The executive com mitte< te now at TO ENCOURAGE IMPROVEMENT. tage Grove. matum to the United State«. De Hour «rd Over Half tne Peop.c work on the preparation ut a bill to teresta of German Creditor* — Be It Is rot expected that the governor be introduced In the federal congress manding a Chance to Lick Panama Oregon Short Line Reduces Freight will feel compelled to veto any of Thereon Were Killed—Accident providing for the establishment of a lieved Situation Will Find No Re Rates cn Mining Materials. them, unless he finds some grave er Single-Handed and to 8ubmit Dif Caused by Binder« Holding Tim department of mines and mining, -e lief Until an Outside Government ror has been committed. Lead thereof to be a member of the Boise. Dec. 28. — The Oregon Short ference« With the United State« to ber* on « Freight Tram Breaking— president's cabinet The governor has approved a num Step« in and interfere*— Every. • Th'« bill will Line has established a rate via the The Hague Tribunal. No One Killed in th* Pullman*. come before the mining congress Sec « —The «aid board is hereby Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line aud ber of the bills passed, and a few thing at Standstill. others he has filed without his signa next summer and will be introduced authorized aud directed, as soon as connections to become effective Jan ■ , . ■ Washington, Dec. 28.—Postmaster uary 2. 1904, of »1.45 per 100 pounds ture. so that they will become laws Conne..Biille. Pa. Dec 26—While in congress during the n<nt session ail the land and intereat therein re- Washington. Dec. 26.—The state running at a high rate of *pe«-d. the thereafter. quired v fh-> United State« for said general Payne announced today that from Chicago; »1 371* from St. Louis in 90 days. They are: Bills signed—Repeal of Phelps act, department has received the follow Duquesne Limited train on the Balti ri bt of way and said releases from tue lease of the postoffice quarters and »1.25 frem Missouri river to Ida- re-enactment of old tax law. canal ing from Minister Powell; «Dmages to the United States has no points on mining machinery car NO INVASION | "Insurgents are now marching on more a Ohio raiiroad struck a pile ot at Cheyenne contains the name of heavy timbers on the track and was been purchased, obtained, condemn loads, to lncluae engines, hoists, not: bill, exemption act. Multnomah coun i from Macoria. The ty circuit judges' salary, appropria- ^an* Domingo Senator Warren as lessee, in viola era and many other articles. wrecked, at 7:45 o'clock last night ed or assessed as herein provided, to Cognlm Den.ex That Americana, tion for expense of session, terms ot gunboat ‘ ‘ Newport has arrhed and th- Of the 150 passenger* on the train, tion of the statutes, but that it would pay therefor to the several owners The old rate for the above from Were Landed on Colombia. Ma- court in ninth judicial district, German fleet is expected today perhap« 80 were killed outright or thereof the rums so agreed upon or be continued in force until the com Chicago was ,1.77; St. Louis 11.691, amending section 3132 of code, amend 1 coris favor* Jimtneck." Washington. Dec. 26—The navy a.-e-sed. and to procure the proper slowly roasted to death in the are pletion of the new government and Missouri river «1.45. The com- section 5030 of code, execution . f R-ot, Anarchy, Revolution. that followed, and some 30 were more I’epartment this afternoon announced deed*, conveyance*, and Judgments, building, which wm probably be sev pany !s also reducing the rate on Pleasant Armstrong the following telegram received from to and in favor of the state of Ore New York. Itec. 26.— Passenger* on or iv«s seriously «njruea mining rails to ,1.25 per 100 pounds eral months. Filed without signature—Charter "The g< n. and r«-!"sses from damage* to The wreck occurred at Laurel Run. Admiral Cogtlln at Colon: The lease was executed between trom Chicago and on structural iron bills of Lebanon. Beaver Hill. Mc the Clyde liner New York, which has Atlanta did not Land armed force« on »he United State«. an_. for and in i arrived from San Domingo, say that two mil«-« west of Dawson, and was for buildings, beams, girders, etc., in an the government inspectors aud Minnville; salaries of Josephine . country is « seething storm of riot, caused by the breaking of castings on Colombia territory at any time, for the name of the state of Oregon, by agent for the property while the sen- catio&ds, to »1.35. The old rate on county. game laws amendment, anarchy acd revolution until the peo- a carload of bridge timbers on a west-1 any purpose." Two officer* land.«! appropriate conveyance-« deed*, re- striKtural iron, etc., was »1.77. ator was absent. rmendment to 4322 3 of code | pie have uo idea what they are fight- bound freight train at a curve The at the Invitation of Colombian gen <eaM» aid agreement«, to cuevey and Panama Postage Reduced. ; ing for. timber« fell on the track used by the erala deliver to the United State», free of PROF. MARSHALL DEAD. KILLED HIS FATHER. They predict the «'onditioa will east bound trains, and when the lim Washington. Dec. 28.—Panama has cost the sail right of way and re | continue until some outside country |ted came a'ong. 15 minute* later, the * CHICAGO STRIKE SITUATION. notified the government of a reduc He W'as Suffocated in a Burning lease* from carnage* and all the Iznd Tne O'd Man Was Beating HI« Wif«. ! steps in and «tops iL tion of its postal rates to 4 cents er.gir.cer was not able to see the ob- and intere*. there.n. acquired as Lodging HouM. n..f the expeud»- and Son Interfered. C«>inmunication between port« 1« st net ion vntll right upon tt. Liaoillty of Trouble Expa vding—Liv herein prorl led foreign and 2 cents domestic. Boston. Dec 28.—Fire this morn- Mr. Payne Baid before the expira tures author! ted by this ar: shall not, The train plowed along for a con- Indianapolis, Dec. 2s.—Harry Chap | suspended and all wires are down ery Driver* Still <>ut tion of the previous lease on Marin ing destroyed a rooming house on man. agod 18. colored, shot «nd kill and business la at • complete stand. •iderable distance, and the car» were exceed the sum of Chicago. Dec. 2«—Unle* the union m any even Professor Marshall, ed ma father last night, because the ; still, all traffic 1-eing practically •U» torn to pi -era passenger* jutrping. i teamster* cot seat to the tormanon »ISO .WK- 1. 1899 the lessors wanted the rent Court street pecded. raised from 51.400 to 81-900, which the aeronaut, a well known Western latter »true'; his mother «creaming and falltng ,rom the vreck | 3f a perruarient arbltratloi board on Sec 5 Tie «ecretarc of «Late to He had Emory Smith chara-ter. was suffocated i ostuiaster-Grneral aa tt tore long The engine aw.-rved Wednesday next, a genertl «trike is hereby authr rixed and directed to deemei. exorbitant, and he caused an been in Boston for ¿e.eral months to the leti and the coache* plunged Te Or;anixe Labor Fcroea. UNSPEAKABLE TRADE I Hable to result between tb< m i nd the draw warrar « epon tfe state tr»<s investigation to be made. According working oa an air sn.p mode. down over the embankment to the aseochited teaming Inter ?*te 1-awton. Okla. Dec. 28.—!•» re The *r» r in favor of the said board, u ion to the records, an agent for Senator Spo can* People In Jail for Alla'ing edge of tt a Youghioghney r.ver sponae to U e call recently Issued I livery driver«' strike is «till on. iia requiaitlo is therefor it writ ng. 8TOLÎ THE SAFE. Warren, in the senator's absence conference • -as begi n h«re today of At t iaty Mlle* an Hour. ■ Funeral« today used Learie« accent- for such iuui as may be «pecifie. Young G<ri* Aatray. then executed a lease for a building leprt-sertaU m of the or^xrited la- A big A iantte type engine ha. yanied by police guard«, aad no detu- therein ar<. at euch times aa it tiny S x»kaA*. Dec 3«.—Andrew lien CI affording much better quarters, for It Was Rescued by a Runs,«; Tram bor bodies at India i and Oklahoma require, but Ute aggregate of rx-i 'tMtrr.uai were made rick sen. Minnie Tayce J B MI lie.. plunged la o th« umber* at a relrcl 81,200 a year for 10 years begincinc —Rubbers Escaped. warrant* ahail not exceed the •aid territori««. The- polpose is tc bung tj ot frj mile* an hour. The engine April 1. 1899. Mr Payne said that ■urn of JiMMw S'.eubenviue. O.. Dec 28.—Burglars about a ck> er union jf thè labor each under »l.Gub bend«, and Alfred plowed into the embankment and the Bryan in Berlin. this would have saved the govera at Ningo Junction, last night, robbed forre« of thè two territori«-» for taure Havkin«, under (l.«O bend«, were baggage au waa thrown .nto the | S<-c o Ujun the completion at it* Dec 24 — Mr B-yan Beriin. ar bcund over to the superior «uurt by men! in 10 years 87.000. the Pennsylvania Railways sale- effettive wo.-k. i Ycugblogteny river The «mokev fol-1 rived today and will have an aud:<-tic* duties herein ¡irortded for «aid board J tin ice Hinkle at the preliminary ex Will Break All Relation*. rolled it out and started across the shall make and file In the office of amination yesterday on the charge of towed the engine and landed square with the kalM-i tomorrow. Washington. Dec. 28.—Unless the tracks, wnere a wagon was waiting ly on top ot It. Thia allowed the es tb* secretary at state a fail and com- attempting u> mxlcit (iris unde* 18 United States in the reply which which had evidently been planned to piete report of all its action* and pro caping steam from the engine to fill y< vrs of aat- to enter a dis >r terly Secretary Hay will make to the note load the safe and take it away. ceedings. which «hall be and become the car The .smoker was packed to house at Kalispell Cutoff. Mont. A passeng?r train came around a of General Reyes accords Colombis it* utmost capacity had all the pas a public record, aad any part of said The Tayce wetnan and Hawkins that measure of satisfaction whl'-h curve, stnicl; and knocked the safe 8189.8*0 remaining unexpended shall senger* were co ked alive Not a «in «ent to jail in default ot bond. I. D from her point of view she feels her off the track but as by a miracle the revert to the getters: fund gte a single pnaaenger in this <«r Holland furnished the bond for H«nJ- The rob- sell entitled to with respect to Pan train was not derailed. — raca;«ed alive and it.l« estimated that Sec 7 Inaamnch as Mid improve ri -keon ama. both General Reyes and Dr her* escaped •t le*et 4d of the dead were in the ment of said Columbia rive- may fau ; CONTEXT OF BILL AUTHOR Herran will leave this capital. This rmoker. unieee this act takes effect immeo. TOLEDO GRAFTERS. was iranxiy frankly aamittea admitted tonight toniguu While wmn- j The dead were plere-i !n a long row FROZEN TO DEATH IZING PURCHASE BY STATE ateJy. and said improvement of said disavowing any Intention of bringing on the emhaakment opposite the Columbia river is of utmost and im , \'ir«t«en Indictment« Returned by • undue pressure to bear on Secretary i Wealthy Contracter Perish** in a THIRTY.ONE OTHERS ARE wreck, and In • single line 38 forms mediate importance to lb« people of Special Grand Jury. ! Hay for a speedy reply to the note, lay on the frosen ground Another Not More Than One Hundred Tnous- the state of Oregon, it is hereby ad Stor-w m Ohio. MORE OR LESS INJURED. Toledo, O.. Dec 24 —After a five row on tie opposite side of the which General Reyes has filed in be snd Dollar* to Be Spent in the Pur. judged and declared tlat existing coo. Ums. O., Dee. 28.—The we*J-Jiy half of his government, both he and weeks' seesion, the special grand wreckage contalred 11. and scattered contractor, Charles Wlezemeyer was chase of Right of Way te Be Grvcn dittoes are such that this act is nec Dr. Herrran are most anxious to be Caro Reduced te Kindling—I" me jury today returned 19 Indictment*, here and there through the under- essary for the immediate preserva deau within a block of his found to tne National Government Free tion of the public -peace health and chiefly of ex-city official* charged brush were the .i«ad bodle* of many apprised of the secretary’s conclu Cold and Darke**« the Survivor* home this morning froren In • iq - v with soliciting ac><] accepting briba« who hski been able to crawl frvtn sions at the earliest possible moment of Charge—CornrniMicn Oeated safety, and excepted from the opera drift. Labor at Re*cve and R»l*as*—Ac The hope is entertained both by the wreckage, but died before aid ! tion and power of the referendum, cident Occur rod on a Michigan General Reyes and Dr. Herran that I DAVENPORT SHIFTS. reached them Following is the entire MIL appro and an emergency to hereby declared Distillery Firs. in the event of a refusak by Mr. Hay Road While Train W»« Running priating 81«*J*8* tor the purchase o( to exist, and this act shall take ecect Dying Conductor True to Duty. Peoria, hl.. Dec. 28.—Fire partially to admit their contentions, the United Famous Oregon Artist Now on th«' < t ,' way ;or the ship canal al immediately lxxi!» Hllguf the conductor of the Rapidly. States may agree aa a last resort to destroyed I the elevator of the Corning N»w York Wor'd. Th< Dalle*. l«a»s«-d by the special train, waa in the «econd day coach a submission of the pro post uon to distillery this morning. It was pre New York. Dec. 34— Artist Da ven when the crash came, and no one seMlon of the Ovegor leg elaturr <«n 3».— Grand Rapid«. Mich., De> sumabiy i t of incendiary origin. Lt>se The Hague court of arbitration, It His knows just bo* or what happened Lteceniber 22" Eighteen are dead and 31 injured, port ta« gon* to the World was pointed out that the filing of the »5-.-.00O. first cartoon appear* in this morn to him until afterwards A BIIJ. He «as In several oi them fatally, aa the result tag's issue note was In accordance with the terrible agony, but sbout«-d -at the For an art to craatae the board of treaty of 184« between the United of the colliston early last evening of top of hi« voice: "Ftr God's sake. I commissior ers of canal« and locks States and Colombia, one of the pro DROPPED DEAD. two passenger trains on the P«re am »esdded to death, but eome one aud to authorize it to acquire anJ visions of which gives the contract ef you get a red lamp and flag 49 procure, by purchase, agreement or Marquette railroad, one-half mile ing party feeling aggrieved at the ac Heart Failure Captor** Rear Adm>- or »he will be on ua ” condemnation a right of way for im west of East Parle about six mile« tion of the other the right to protest, rol Edwin White. proving the Columbia river be:men Gbouls Rob tn* Dead. with the further stipulation that t east of this city New York. Dec. 24.—Rear Admiral Following the wreck thieve* Were the foot of The Dalles rapids and the reply shall be forthcoming. The collision, whkb was bead on, Edwin White, retired, dropped dead detected robbing the dead and Injur- head of Celtio Falls by means of ca Colombia Read« the Riot Act. LARGE DREDGER WAS was caused, according to a statement of heart disease at noon In the ed. Two white men and two color nals and the improvement of the learned issued by the officials of the road at Washington. Dec. 28.—It Is Brooklyn navy yard, where he went »■d men are t»o* In the Dwtoo police channel ot said river and releases of SUNK BOSTON HARBOR. the general offii-ee in Detroit, by the to call on Rear Admiral Roger*. He from an authoritative source today damages to the United States, and algh wind blowing out the red signal was born in 1843. His last sea duty s tat ion charged with this crime. that three alternatives are presented FOUR CHICAGO OUTLAWS <c api-tupi ate mo«.*, therefor, ant to Track Torn Up. the United States in the note regard ¡amp at McCord's where the west was in command of the ship Ph!la cunvuy said right of way aud releases For more than 500 feet both the WERE ARRAIGNED TODAY. bound train, No. 5, should have stop ing Panama which General Reyes ha» from camages to the United elates New York Enveloped in Darkness an« delphia. on the Pacific station. He ped and received orders to pass the retired In 1899, his health undermln eaat and west-bound track* are torn free from cost, and to declare an submitted to the state department. Intense Cold Prevail« Everywhere up. The engine waa completely de west-bound train at Fox. The offi • ed In Samoan waters. First, that the status existing pri emergency. mollsbed. and the big 700-gallon tank Two of th« Defendants Do Not Seem — Fires and High Wind Raging In tals deny the report that a misunder or to the revolution on the isthmas Whereas, the United States, in aid on the tender waa thrown 100 teet to Realize Their Plight—it Is standing of orders on the part of one be restored. of the navigation of the Columbia the City—Adelphi* Hall Burned— HOTEL F in E. ahead. The baggage car waa thrown Second, America keep hands off Claimed That Two of the Defend of the engineers was responsible for river, has authorized the improve into the river, but waa only slightly Clyde Liner Collides and Sinks Ir the collision. , while'Colombia tries to whip Panama river be Two Killed and Other* Injured at Me wrecked. All the cars were derailed ment of the Columbia ants Ar« Mentally Unbalanced—A! According to th® «tatement of the into subrfilssion. Boston Harbor. tween the foot of The Dalles rapids nominee, Mich. Ar* Implicated in the Car Barn officials, the trains were originally to and the trucks of all except the diner Third, if the United States will ac and the bead of Celtio Falls, by Menominee, Mich., Dec. were torn completely from under 24 — and Saloon Robbarie« and Murders. have met and passed at Oakdale cept neither of the preceding propo means of canals and the improve Boston. Dec. 26—General Poe. the Park, but to help the east-bound train Twelve guests, travelers «topping In neath the cars. Few people were se ment o( the channel of said river, by largest dredger tn -uc harbor, eud sidons she should pay Colombia dam Chicago, Dec. 28.—The car barn tne dispatcher issued new ordors, the Home Hotel, jumped from the riously injured in the Pullman cars an act of congress approved June 13. denly aunk thi« afternoon In the age* for the injury inflicted through the loss of territory, tne amount to bandits were arraigned this morning fixing Fox as the meeting place. second story from a fire thia morn and the diner, although hardly any IMS; and. storm. George Coomb«, a govern be fixed through submission to The The four prisoners were neatly dress The east-bound train received this ing. James Beatty was killed, and escaped without at least seme slight Whereas, the board of engineers ment employe. William O'Neill and injuries. Joseph Vorach was fatally burned. order at McCord'«, instead It rushed . Hague tribunal. blacksmiths, were authorized by said act has recom Thomas Jones, Cause Is Apparent No publication of the text of Reyes' ed and well groomed, but minus the by this station, and the operator Fred Jenkins was badly injured mended that no work should be begun drowned. Thirteen men were aboard Loes, »5.000. note is expected until it Is sent to dr of bravado that marked their con there, after reporting this fact, found When asked it there would be any until the right of way therefor and and 10 were rescued. The dredget on geing out on the platform that investigation on the part of the rail release from damages have tn-vn con was being towed at the time the acci congress with other documents bear duct immediately after the arrest. SIXTY-EIGHT KILLED. ing on the Panama case. It is a road officials. Superintendent D. W. veyed to the United State* free of dent occurred. When the blast struck They were placed in a row before his rod light, which had been burn lengthy communication, based entire Duer said: ing two minutes before, 1 was out. everything in the harbor either cost; and. ly on the Colombian Interpretation of the judge on the bench. Vendine, presumably extinguished by ’ the high Railroad Wreck In Penneylvanla Doe* "I don't think that an investlgaUou Whereas, me said recommendation hunted moorings, or doubled their Neidermeyer wore a serious look, but wind that was blowing. the treaty of 184«. on the part of the railroad 1« neces was concurred in by the chief of en anchorage. Many mooring* and an Great Slaughter. The note carries the threat that Marx and R oosk I seemed unable to Car* Reduced to Kindling Wood, Connelevllle, Pa., Dec. 24 — A wreck sary to explain this affair. It ia ail gineers. and the acting secretary of choiages were broken and craft of failure on the part of the United realize tbeir plight. Marx smiled too apparent." Pointing to half a war. under date of November 6. 1903. all kinds are drifting wildly. The trains met with a terrible on the Baltimore A Ohio near Law dozen heavy timbers under the coach approved the said report subject to States to heed Colombia's protests or continually. Rooski looked bored. The steamer Dewey and the Clyde crash, the baggage and smoking car* rence, has killed 68 persons, and The indictments were read charg accep’ the propositions submitted "There Is the cause of It. the condition that ho work shall be liner Kiowa collided in lighthouse Only 20 of the b* said: behind each locomotive being in wounded several will result In a severance of dlple ing Vanulne. Marx and Neidermeyer An extra freight west-bound, has begun until the right of way and Ye- cnannel. The latter sunk almost in stantly reduced to a pile of kindling killed were identified, the majority malic and cotr ercia) relations b* with murder, and Johnson and Stew No particular* dropped those timber* on the track, lease from damages have been con- stantly The Dewey waa today disa wood The engines were completely being foreigner« art with the car barn raid, aad Roos- tween the two countries. and proceeded unconscious of the veyed to the United States free of bled and towed back into port The wrecked, th" boiler of the engine further. k 1 with the murder of Bauer in the trouble It had left behind " Sail* for Colon. crew of a nearby tug reecued thoee cost: and. which had gulled the east bound train laloon hold-up. Whereas, the scid canal will lie aboard the Kiowa. Philadelphia. Dec. 28.—The Dixie WILL VISIT IRELAND AGAIN. completely from the run Marx's attorney asked tor a two- being torn MISSING MAN FOUND. wholly within this state, and will be sailed today for Colon with GOO ms and standing perpeudlcu- New York Storm Swept months' continuance on the ground ting gear of great utility and value io the peo rices and with six months' provisions ditoh at the side of the <!ng Edward Gate Cl«** to the Blar- larly in a New York. Dec. 26—A storm, that present public opinion will pre Body of J. D. Mock, of Grant ’ s Pass. ple of tul« state and ia a public use. sweeping tn from the weet struck and fighting supplies for 1,000 m«a. ney Stone. vent a fair trial. He read affidavits track. Found at Y*l«> Idaho, After Nine and it will be of great publie bene..i Engineer Frank Waterman, who the city this morning and has enval Dublin. Dec. 34.—The Daily Ex showing that the line of defense will to have said Improvement begun and o|>ed the city and bay in darkness Month«' Search. VAN HOUGHTON CAPTURED. says he pre«« today has a letter from King be that Marx Is the victim of prena survived the catastrophe, completed without delay, now. there were Pocatello. Dec. 26.—The body of J. The Ferris is drifting helplessly Edward’s secretary announcing that tai.influence«. His father was a man and E. B. Moon, the fireman, fore. Montavilla Man Claim* Justifiable and unable to keep her bearings, her of low, vicious, brutal instinct« and caught before they had time to save the king and queen expect to pay an D. Mock, of Grant'« Pa««, Or., who Be it enacted by the People of the line« leaving, have forced her to an Homicide. is now serving a term at Joliet for themselves. He says he did not see other visit to Ireland next summon has been missing for the past nine State of Oregon: months, waa found on Thursday eve chor. Van ''riminal assault on a 14-year-old girl. the east-bound train until the crash Portland, Dec. 28.—David Section 1. The sum of »100,000, or ning near Yale, in thia state. He had The day is almost universally be- DUTY ON MACHINERY. Houghton, who shot and killed Albert Also, young Marx is further irrespon came. No person occupying the cars so much thereof as may be neces- other than the baggage aud smoking evidently j-j«t died from exposure and ing observe«! as a holiday. Other Young last night, was captured in his ilble by reason of an Injury upon his «ary. is hereby appropriated out of cars, with very few exceptions, were money wise business *-« being _ hampered _____ ____ Free Trade Voted Down in the Cu exhaustion, and his ticket, and barn at Montavilla this morning. He head, inflicted by his father, who any funds in the state treasury not and paper« were all found undisturb- darkness reigns. made no resistance and claims Young struck him with a broomstick In his seriously injured. ban CongreM. otherwise appropriated, to be expend Within two minutes the uninjured ed on the person The weather forecast shows today Infancy. despoiled his home. Havana. Dec. 24.—The project to Last April Mr Mock bought a ed in procuring by purchase, agree and tonight are the coldest of the A similar plea tor continuance be male passengers and -ow of the place railroad, sugar and electric ment, or condemnation, in the man year Ten below expected by night More Deaths from Typhoid. cause of hereduy and Insanity will train crew who had not been hurt, machinery on the free duty list was ticket from Grant'« Pass to Albia, had begun the work of rescue. Trav Iowa, and left his home with the in ner hereinafter provided, said right fall. Butler. Pa. Dec. 28.—The seventy- be set up for Vandine. voted down in the Cuban congress tention of going directly to Iowa. of way for said canal and improve Several fires this afternoon and eighth victim of the typhoid plague Neidermeyer and Roaeki asked for eling Agent Frank Hewitt, of the today. Pere Marquette, who was on the and after leaving Grant's Pass waa ment of the channel of the Columbia the high wind make extinguishing dif died this morning and five yesterday. continuance for the name reason, and never seen by his friend« again until river between the foot of The Dalles ficult. Adelphia Hall a five st- presented affidavits pleading mental train bound for Detroit, and who es Ohio Bank Burned. caped with alight Injuries, ran to the hi* remains were found Thursday «t rapids and the head of Cenlo Falls, bullding on Seventh avenue, was de irresponsibility. ♦ ♦ aud releases trom damages to the stroyed Marietta. O., Dec. 2t>.—The E1r»t Yale. The court passed the casce up un- nearest telegraph office and tele Three Outlaw« Killed. ♦ ♦ graphed for a wrecking train and sur National Bank building was destroy- He had evidently bucom« demented United States. til tomorrow Cold in Chicago. Fort Won.,, Tex., Dec. 26.— ♦ ♦ geons. Guided by groans and cries ed by fire this morning. Two meh and on reaching Huntingtun had Sec. 2. The goveruor, secretary of Chicago. Dec. 26—The cold eon- August, Sam and Boll Martin, • ♦ ♦ from the wrecked cars, the rescuers cantlle bouses also suffered damage started to walk tu his destination. state and state treasurer of the state CAI88ON COLLAPSED. tinues. the mercury recording eight ♦ Territory outlaws, were killed ♦ by the light of lanterns delved into Loss, ,250.000. The records of the O. R. « N. show of Oregon are hereby constituted a lielow since early this morning ♦ by United States Marshals that he rode on his ticket from Port board of commissioners of canals and Great Damage Done at Bath Bea;h, the wreckage aud with fence timbers ♦ Bennett and Haines today. The ♦ Cold at Cincinnati. for levers, pried out the sufferers. Nearly Equal« Umatilla. land to Huntington, but there all locks, and said board Is hereby au- Near New York. ♦ governor immediately paid the A fine cluster of raspberry branch traces of him vanished. The Short I. orited to procure When the special train returned to by purchase, Cincinnati. Dee. 26—The cold wave reward New York, Dec. 28.—Willis Fitz- Grand rlapids, it brought 15 bodies es, filled with ripe, luscious berries, IJne railroad company has prosecut agreement, or condemnation, said continues. Zero this morning ♦ officers the 89,000 ♦ which was offered for the out ♦ gerald waa killed and several other* in addition to it* load of Injured. were picked from hl« garden two ed a diligent search for him for the right of way aud releases from dam were Injured this morning in the col- Rescuers say they saw at lM«t three miles west of this city this morning past nine months, as hl« ticket had ages. and to expend said »100.000, or laws, dead or alive. They Representative Shafroth. of Colo- ♦ were of mixed Indian, negro ♦ lapsing of a big caisson In the else-' more bodies under the wreckage, by Mr. D. Ford, and they may now never been used and no trace of It so much thereof as may be neces rado, will endeavor to have a law ♦ trie subway being constructed at where only a derrick could extricate be soon In the Review window, fully could be found in any possible man sary for said purposes, and to that enacted making It a penal offense to ♦ and white blood. ♦ Bath Beach Of ths Injured two are them when the special train left the demonstrating^ the superiority of Or- ner. make end «aid board may purcLa*« and ob melt down gold coin or to fatally aurt. •gun eltmate — Rossburg Revlsw. s**ne. Nte son, who r*Md*e at Grant's tain from th* owner* of land through jewelry and button« of It 4 in Baltimore & Ohio Limited Pas the Negro “Republic” of senger Runs Into Heavy Timbers on the Track. San Domingo. Claimed He Was the Innocent Victim of His Agent, Who Leased His Property. St Petersburg. Dec 24—T-e Nova Vremya today states alarm 1« tell over the belief that China la plotting to aid Japan against Russia. Th* Boxer general. Mar. and Viceroy Klay are mentioned aa leaden of the move ment Chinese soldier* are haring con stant target practice, as though la preparation for active duty, and Chi nese immigrants suspected of being soldier* m disguise, are entering Manchuria in large iumb>n Arms are being hidden in accessiblf places. The paper adds the Ct lot a» may ultima--ly bold the trump carl In the Manchuria campaign. Japan to Keep Orf«r. Paris Dec 24 —It ia learned today that Japan is preparing a tore« which will probably number IS, MO troops, which will be sent Into Korea to maintain order at the draturbed porta. Sh- baa been aaauied by Rue- ria such action wUj not b-> consider- •d aa aa unfriendly act, or a casus belli. TO PREVENT CAR FAMINE, the ab- for MNALHOIUFWAY GM STORM ON FOR CLEMENCY I I ! i z 4k i ine*. consequently one can hardly lieve that it is contrarine«« on pan of the Southern Pacific aad fact that they are endeavoring FARED WELL IN OREGON. Boise Man Locates VahMbte Mining Property tn Grant County. A A LJtxhe. of tai* city, who epewt the past summer ia Grant couaty Oregon made three tocaGOM whicb bid« fair to make him a big mlae. says the Boise Cajital New* It te a beautiful quartz propoelttoe and assay* which be has bad made show that it contain* high value« Ore from one of the claaas taken out at a depth of only 11 feet «bowed »17.50, ,24.50 and 838-50 per ton. The ledge on this claim ts 14 feet wide Ore taken out at a depth of only fo*r feet on one of the other claims went ,« 50 and ,7 75 per ton. The ledge on this 1« 17 feet wide aad has every evidence of permaneacy and gaining m value as depth te obtained. The mine is only 1« miles distant from the Sumpter road. A good wag on road leads from the road to the min*. Mr. Lltxke say* there to aa excellent mill site oa the property. There is an abundance of water and plenty of timber, and convenient to a power plant for operating a min. He has every confidence that he has made a big strike and will begin ear ly tn the spring to do greater devel opment work. Spokane Faverite«. lnrge profit« on the more ordinary varieties of fruit and profit« that, seem almoat tabulou« on certain spe cial varieties of fruit end vegetable« have been obtained this year by or chard dBd produce men la the vicinity of Spokane, according to the commis sion men. The articles which have yielded the beet returns in proportion to labor expended are celery, cab bage. cberrte«. berries and Jonathan. Spltxenberg, Rome Beauty and New ton Pippin apple« —Spokesman-Re view Idahe’e Larges t Bridge. Assistant State Engineer Jam*« Stephenson returned yesterday from American Falla, where Ls inspected the state bridge under coaetrocUoc there. Three of the crib pier* are la and the treati* approach to the east end of the structure te completed Unless delayed by accident, the bridge will be ready for traffic by February 1. It is one of the meet substantial and economical «tratture» In the state, beeide« baine ot hand sosie design —Boten Statesman ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦G ♦ ♦ Choio* for PrasidsaL ♦ ♦ New York. Dec M — lb* ♦ ♦ ♦ Time« has mad* a poll of the ♦ ♦ Democratic weaatora aad eoa- ♦ ♦ graaamM aa to their choice ♦ prveldenUal candidat». ♦ ♦ for ♦ Gorman te favorvd by 18 aea ♦ ♦ ator* and 90 repreeentattve* ♦ ♦ Judge Parker te next aad tae ♦ ♦ third choice la voebraU. W R. ♦ ♦ Heerot te favored by three rep ♦ r*aeatatlve* only. ♦ ♦ 9