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PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OKEGON FRIDAY. MARCH 18, 1904.
VOL. XXVIII
FAILURE TO CARRY OUT
CONTRACT THE REASON.
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Supreme Court Sustains the Socialist Uprising Against the
Government in Every Es­ Czar, and the Leaders Were
Hanged.
sential Contention.
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The Sultan Is a Bad Actor, and For­
feits Many Privileges by His Un-
scrupulousness
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Proclamation
From the War Department Takes
the Matter Out of the Hands of
Congress — The Philippine Com-
mission Will Act
PROGRESS OF THE
BIC CHIFLE SJLt
ILLINOI8 MOB FAILED TO
NO. 31
WEEKLY EDITION
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GET NEGRO PRISONER
One Member of the Mob Was Taken
In Custody and Jailed—Only Per­
son Hurt Was a Deputy Sheriff,
Who Had an Arm Shot Off by Hie
Own Gun—Excitement la Abating.
WILL H
Property Damaged, Lives Lost Some Very Fine, Registered Murphreeeboro. Ill., March 11.— To Report Upon the Guilt of Accused of Squeezing Ap
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j
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i iTom Vaughan, colored, a Carbondale
escape from
and Persons Wounded Dur­ and Guaranteed Animals Ivrithinoi Immf ■ narrow
One-third of the Member­ pointee and Leasing Build<
nloht at
*e tLe
• k.x* jail
4*41 in
4«
lynching last night
this
?ity.
where
he
has
been
impris
­
Going Cheap.
ing Bombardment.
ship of That Body I
ing to Government.
oned three weeks charged with crim­
March
14. — The
Washington,
treaty between i the United State« and
the sultan of I Sulu, whereby that of-
ficial and the dattos under him en-
inally assaulting a Carbondale school
joyed certain annuities from the
teacher.
A
FEW
CA8ES
OF
MILD
BELIEXED
A
JAPANESE
MISFIT AMMUNITION
United States government and were
CONCERNING CHARGES
A crowd of Carbondale men vari­ NEW DEPUTY ATTORNEY
GREAT AND UNEXPECTED
allowed to continue to practice polyg­
SCAB ARE AMONG THEM. ously estimated at from 75 to ISO to
CRUISER WAS CRIPPLED.
PREVENTS
A
DEFEN8E.
GENERAL IS APPOINTED.
AGAINST THE MEMBERS.
VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
amy, has been abrogated, according
number, came across country in
to a cablegram to Governor Wright,
wagons, buggies and on horseback,
of the Philippines, sent by Secretary
and a few by train, and rendezvoued
Rueeiane Burned the Korean Side of *11 Will Be Dipped In Strict Compli­ here until 2 in the morning, when He Has Bsen Active in Working Up Explained That Beaver*
Petersburg Much
Pleased at Taft today
Worked the
Held That the Merger Was in Viola­ St.
The failure by the sultan and the
Wiju and Are Evacuating the Place
ance With Government Law, and they came to the jail in a body. As
Roosevelt's
Proclamation Enjoin­
Evldence
in
Prior
Poetai
Freud
Members
to
Werk
th«
tion of the Anti-Trust Law and De­
dattos to discharge the duties and
a matter of fact, the sheriff had been
Will Be Ready for Shipment '" apprised of the expected attack by
and Fleeing Northward on Account
ing Neutrality of Utterance«—Port fulfill the conditions
—Expert Teetimeny Relating to
Imposed, are
Swindlee—Present Inveetigatlon le
signed to Restrain Trade and Sti­
the reasons.
of Japanese Advances Northward—
About Two Weeks— Fiiest Collec-' phone from Carbondale before the
Arthur
Has
Not
Fallen
—
Japan's
to
Determine
thè
Guilt
or
Inno-
the Canal: Werte Will Begin In a
fle Competition—Merger Incorpor­
The Philippine commission is di-1
' lyncher* bad all gotten out of that
Siberian
Railway
In
Bad
Shape,
tion
of
Blooded
Hereford«
and
Humane
Policy
Toward
Prisoners
cence of Over One Hundred Sixty
Few Months and Over Thirty
rected to pass suitable legislation
place, so their ruse availed nothing
ated Nine-Tenths the Stock of the
Disturbances on Jollo island made
and Famine Threatens in Some
Shorthorns Ever Gotten Together to cover their Intentions.
—
The
Slav
’
s
Heavy
Hand
Upon
Repreeentotlves
Who
Are
Accused
Thousand
Men Will Be Emptoye*
Northern Pacific and Three-Fourths
contem-
this action speeaier than
They were met at the jail yard by
Province«.
on the Coast
the
Jew.
of
Various
Gratto.
—
Mormon
for Aeseyor at Bole«.
plated
Congressional initiative In a
the sheriff and his posse and inform­
That of the Great Northern.
special bill Is thus forstalled.
ed that a riot gun was trained upon
them and would be used upon the
The sale of the Wade cattle at the slightest demonstrstton.
St. Petersburg. March 12—During
CLEARWATER BRANCH.
After an
Berlin. March 14.—The Vooraarts
Washington. March 11 —Formal
Washington, D. C-, March 12—The
Washington. Marcn 14.—The su­
Thursday's bombardment of Port Ar O K. Feed Yard today la a great Item hour of angry altercation and protes­ •peaker
reports
an
open
revolt
against
Rus
­
announced the following veeugatton of toe chargee .^.1««,
preme court in the Northern Securi­
Northern Pacific Begins Work on Its thur, says a dispatch this afternoon, of interest to the majority of the tation the mob disbanded, and QO committee to investigate the Bristow ¡senator Dietrich of Nebraska, who
ties decision this morning, upholds sian authority at Batoum. In the
the new town sustained the greatest people. The yards have been throng­ further trouble is apprehended.
-Aed hla official pueitlon u> his per­
chargee:
Nez Perce Extension.
the contention of the government. Caucasus, by a mob led by t evolu­
damage
A lawyer named Sldorskl, ed all day with crowds of visitors
Before t~e arrival of tbs rttob the
McCall of Mass , chairman; Hitt of sonal and UnaAciaj advantage 1* ft-—
The merger is declared to be a vio­ tionary socialists, which was repuls­
Lewiston. March 14 — A party of a woman and several Chinamen
who hare gathered to see the sale prisoner had been taken from the Illinois; Burton of Ohio; Metcalf of ip/i^Unent of puetaAster at Haet-
lation of .he anti-trust act. Harlan ed by the police. It forced the gov­ 75 Italian laborers arrived in the
were killed, and several Chinese and bid on the animals as they are jail and hidden to a cyclone cave in California, republicans.
ernor
to
seek
the
protection
of
the
McDermott, toga and leasing his own
read the opinion.
city last night from Spokane and
military fortifications.
Six
ring will today be placed tn charge of wounded. Gen. Steeael and staff brought out. The sales have been the rear of a private residence, where or New Jersey. Bartlett ot Georgia. there fur pue .office purpueea began,
“In the court’s opinion,“ said Har­ leaders were subsequently hanged.
were sprinkled with shell splinters, up to the expectation of the owners he waa under guard.
Richardson of Alabama, democrats. before the sun-committee of the eee-
Conductor Puilllps to work on the but received no injury.
lan. “the evidence fully sustains the
of the stock, and while prices are
During a acuu>e which was a de­
None named on the committee are ate jutuciary commute* CLla mom
Clearwater branch.
charge that the defendants are prop­
A Jap ironclad was struck by a not what were originally given for tail of the general fuss. Deputy Wood­ mentioned in the Bnstow report. The mg.
Jape Sunk a Cruiser.
A steam shovel reached the branch Russian shed, and seen to slowly the cattle, in many cases it is all
erly accused of monopolixing. or at-
ruff’s gun »as accidentally discharg chairman says he will call a commit­
Beevere Warned the Graft.
Tokio. March 14.—Admiral Togo. yesterday afternoon and was immed­ draw out of range, crippled.
tempting to monopolize, trade be-
that could be hoped for under pres- ed. the charge shatter.ng bis arm so tee meeting today to organize to
iately
put
to
work
on
the
large
slides
in
a
suplementary
report
on
Thurs
i ne gaoenee of toe Louse were
tween the state«.
During the bombardment a shell ent conditions tn the market.
| :>adly that amputation will be neces- pursue the inquiry without decay
above the Potlatch junction. The
¿l*ed » iji an expectAht pumic today
burst eight yards from the bouse of
“The Northern Securities was OT“ day’s bombardment at Port Arthur.
It was rumored yesterday after- «ary.
Nominations by President.
Northern Pacific company is exert­
says
the
Japanese
would
have
been
»Leu drseuAlou of tee Bnstow re­
ganized as holding as a corporation
Colonel Baron Frank. injuring his noon that the herd waa afflicted with , one member of the mob who was
ing every effort to restore travel on
The president has sent the follow­ port was resumed
Cowherd of Mis­
or custodian, more than nine-tenths able to rescue many more Russians
wife and decapitating his daughter, the mange, or scab, and that the sale j entirely irrepressible and not amena
the Clearwater branch and it is now joth of whom were in
souri. detenaed the acuoa at the
of the stock of the Northern Pacific, from the foundering torpedo boat but
the bouse.
would be held up thia morning, but bie to argument or threats, was taken ing nominations to the senate:
expected that the trains will be run
Robert M Richardson, postmaster committee in bringing the Bristow
and three-quarters of that of the for the deadly fire of the shore.bat­
the owners announced when the sale .n custody and is confined tn the cell
regularly not later than Monday.
teries.
and
the
close
approach
of
the
at Sacramento. Charles E Robb, of report beiore the nouse, and deemred
Russians on th« Run.
Greet Northern. Both line« hao. a.«
opened that the officer of the govern-1 next to Vaughan,
Three trains besides the steam
Vermont, to be ass:slant attorney umt members of cungreee were not
if by one ownership, dominated the cruiser Novik. When the Japanese
Seoul. March 12.—It is reported ment bureau of animal industry had ;
shovel crew are now working on the
general. Robb Is now assistant at­ reeponsjb.e lor toe .- reeaed allow­
roads for the exclusive benefit of one reached the sinking Steregushtchi
inspected
the
stock
and
found
them
TURNKEY STILL MISSING
branch and by constructing a new here that the Russians set fire to
torney general in the poetoSce de- ance wmeh is now denounced as lr-
set of stocKholders.
It became a only bodies of dead Russians were
Wi-Ju on the Korean side of the Te­ to be infected in some cases with
track
around
the
wreck
it
is
believed
found
aboard.
The
remainder
of
the
partment and active in the inveeti­ resuiar. It »as Beavers work; he
scab,
but
that
the
sale
would
not
be
|
powerful
corporation
managed so
le.
end
retreated
acroea
the
river
into
Frank
Sayers
of
Walla
Walla,
Has
a
that transportation can be restored
oirw ne »a* vloiaung the law, the
that competition between constitu­ crew are believed to have jumped
held up by reason of the discovery, Reputation for Leaving Hie Family. gatlon of postal frauds.
Manchuria.
A
complete
Russian
evac
­
the full length of the line as early
-^embers crc not know iL
Passed
Pension
Bills.
ent companies might be closed, and aver hoard.
and
that
all
cattle
to
the
band
would
uation Is proceeding, due to the Jap­
as Monday.
Walla Walla. March 11.—No trace
profits were to be distributed on the
be dipped according to the require­
The house inis morning passed 256
an eee advances to the northward.
Misfit
Ammunition.
basis of stock held by the Northern
ments of the government before be- haa yet been found of Frank -Ayers, pension bills, and made ¡»ait Lake a
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
the turnkey missing from the peni­ port of delivery.
Securities.
Ing shipped.
Moscow. March 14.—It 1« learned
Railroad in Bad Shape.
The law requires that all animals tentiary.
that
the
reason
the
Vladivostok
forts
“The combination is one in the
St. Petersburg. March 12.—The
Walla Walla Man Dice of Heart Diw
It is r.ow reported that Sayers
Smoot investigation.
shape of a trust. No scheme or de­ lid not reply to the shelling by the
chief Inspector of the TransSiberian supposed to be effected with the
ease. Following a Spree In
mange, or scab, shall be dipped twice once left his family. Ln thia way
vice could more thoroughly be a com­ Japanese fleet March 6. was that the
Washington.
Marvil 12.—Dr. Mary
railway
reports
the
line
in
bad
con
Grande.
' while residing tn Dayton, and his | Walker was first to reach the senate
bination in form or a trust in re­ ammunition supply from St. Peters­
dition.
Trackmen are neglecting la a prescribed solution before being
1
a
Grande,
March
14.
—
Russell
L.
friends think h<i will return in a ¡lutumtttee rv>m this morning to hear
straint of trade and stifling of com- burg was too large for the guns,
their duties, snow is piling and land­ transported on any railroad. It will
Had the Japanese sailed in they Williams, of Walla Walla, was found slides threaten.
take about two weeks for the stock short time.
petition.
| toe testimony in the Smoot case
dead In his bed at Fisher s rooming
for
“The contention of the defendants could have taken the town
I Vancot tor the defease, resuming the
Other reports revert to the fact to be dipped, and allowed time
house
in
thia
city,
last
night,
follow
­
A Ghastly Find.
was that an op'nion in its favor
examination of ex-Aitorney General
that famine threatens Tomsktkita. the second inspection
ing
a
hard
spree.
The stockmen In attendance are
Pleased the Russian«.
Seattle March 11—The body of a CYitchiow, asked whether he expect­
would not be contrary to the spirit
Vervhollckskl
and
all
intermediate
Williams leaves no family. He
of the anti-trust law. A negative de­
St Petersburg,
March 14.—This
villages on account of the stoppage well pleased with the action of the man. whose name was probably ed to receive pay tor hl» serrlcea in
cision in the Joint Traffic Association morning's papers speak in commend­ had been drinking heavily for sev­ of ordinary traffic to allow the trans­ government officers, as they them Nicholas R. Rapp, was fished out of preparing a case against Smoot, and
and Trans-Mlssouri cases, and oth- atory terms of Roosevelt’s note of eral days. His body will be shipped portation of troops. Food at these •elves cannot afford to mingle any I the bay about ¿0 feet off the Ari Ing received a negative reply.
to Walla Walla.
ers are quoted to sustain the govern- the observance of neutrality.
Mr. Critchlow added be did not be­
places has reached prohibitive price*. infected animals with their herds. If i on dock shortly before 10 o'clock
the law had been enforced a couple :his morning,
ment's opinion.’*
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Owing to its decom- lieve it was fair to say tis opposition
ELECTROCUTED.
of years ago. Oregon stock u
would posed condition, it will be impossible ,o the Mormon church bad the slight
Fleet D »appeared.
Jewish “Privileges“ in Russia.
Strike at Buda Pest.
have been today free from any con-1 to identify _ it ____
with __ certainty.
_______ . A let- est bitterness Ln iL He admitted ht
Ixindon.
March
12
—
A
Port
Arthur
Was
Sentenced
for
the
Murder
of
St.
Petersburg.
March
14.
—
The
:agious diseases
*2____ 2 to Nicholas 7L __
_
I h ter addressed
Rspp.
March
14.—Eight
Buda Peet.
«new of no general conditions exist
Central
News
wire
last
evening
It is the freely expressed opinion1 w Of Ange..ins Logging company ■ ng !a Utah today tot fully dlsckiwec
Captain Craft.
thousand tailors and 5.<XX> metal commission appointed by the czar to
states
that
the
Japanese
squadron,
investigate the condition of Russian
of those attending the sale from all Marysville. Wash., give*
workers struck today.
Ossinning, N. Y.. March 14.—Thos.
the cine to congress prior to the passage o:
Jews and make recommendation as Tobin, the murderer of Captain which disappeared after the bom­ parts of --*« country, that the band that this was the name of the dead .be act admitting Utah as a state.
bardment acd torpedo fight of the now on sale Is the best collection of
to
the
disposition
of
the
Semite
pop
­
man
Craft at the Empire hotel in New
Columbia County Forging Ahead.
Examined as to wnlch be held to
ulation of the empire, will make the York two years ago. was electrocut­ 10th. had not yet returned yester­ blooded cattie ever seen tn the West.
be ths more serious offense, Utah
Contracts have been let by the following suggestions:
day morning The Russian squadron Every one of the original stock has
Pro-Russians in Hungary.
ed this morning at six. Tobin was proceeded to sea. returning in
poigamy or unlawful cohabitation.
county court to place crushed rock
the beer bought, regardless of expense,
It is deemed Inadvisable to extend
Prague. March
11.—Pro-Rusaian Cntchlow ¿ave the opinion that
oa two sections of road leading into the limits of the Jewish pale or to perfectly cool and was pronounced afternoon without sighting the ene-
and representa, therefore, the best manifestattarta worked up by Czech among people generally unlawful co­
Dayton, know. as the Touchet road. xllow the Jews of Poland to own lead in 30 seconds.
my.
blood that could be brought together leaders last night culminated in a habitation was more serious. It was
The bids were let to J. H. Pounds, land. They will be allowed to rent
Some famous cattle are In the list big anti-German riot. A large force shown, however, that m al] law*
Botkin Trial in Progress.
The and, but will be strictly limited to
Mitchell A Jones for $1,900.
Deporting Japan«««.
and thetr calves show as good points of police with difficulty protected passed in Utah polygamy was the
San Francisco. March 14.—After
bids call for placing crushed rock on a quarter of an acre to each Jew. A
8t. Petersburg. March 12—All the
more severely punished.
German property.
almost a mile of road bed. It is to high school will be established at two postponements the second trial Jap residents along the Trans-Siberi­ as the old stock.
The cattle which have been sold
insruseing Smoots candidacy for
of
Mrs.
Cordelia
Botkin
began
this
be made ten feet wide and six inches Warsaw and Odessa, but the teach-
an railroad, and those living at Blag- np to the time of going to press, are
WOMAN SHOOTS AT ROBBER.
the senate he said he himself was a
Idaho Cloudburst.
deep. One section designated as No. ng staffs are to be entirely Chris- morning. The task of securing a ovepstebensk. have been removed to
jury is expected to consume four or
Sales in Detoil.
Boise. Idaho, March 11.—A cloud­ member of the convention that chose Wife
1 is to commence at a point opposite tian.
five days. The Delaware witnesses Irkutsk, as the authorities fear they
Shorthorns—English Lady,
1500. burst in Little Camas Prairie. 75 Smoot and moved as a matter ol
the residence of M 8. Hatfield and
might injure the railway.
will arrive Wednesday.
bought by A. R. Byett of Bingen. miles from here, Water in the Boise courtesy to make the nomination
run northwest a half mile. This bid
Still Hold Port Arthur.
Wash.; Grand Rond. $300. Eastern river Is rising here and people in unanimous after baring fought 1L
was for $1,040. The other improve-
Jap Soldiers Going North.
St. Petersburg. March 14.—It is
Admitted tost if Smoot were a non­
Oregon Experiment Station; Lateni's the lowlands are warned
ments are: Commencing
_ at a point
officially announced that the situa­
Seoul. March 12.—The city is al­ Own, $250. same buyer;
Mormon. or thought a member of the
Fashion's
20 rods southwest of residence of
tion at Port Arthur remains unchang­
most deserted by the Japanese sol­ Ruby. $236. M. McDonald. Walla Wal­
church, if he were not at one with
Walter Woods and running northwest
ed. The evacuation report was en­
diers. who have gone north. The la; Violet Queen. $305. J H Glide
lie general authorities, he would
40 rods: also at a point 35 rods
tirely unfounded.
streets are patrolled by Korean sol­ Sacramento. iAdy Margaret. $450. F.
be thoroughly acceptable to the wit­
southwest of the residence of J. N.
diers. while the foreign legations Brooker, North Yakima;
ness as a senator.
Sen Sen.
Shoemaker and running
northwest
Japanese’ Humane Policy.
continue to be guarded by marine«
As to the co. trol of my church
70 rods; beginning at a point near
$205. J. H. Glide; Verbank Queen.
The funeral of the late dowager $210. M McDonald. Walla Walla; Ro­
over Smoot'« actions. Smoot, being a
London. March 14.—The Standard's
the brick yard in the east edge of
empress will take place Monday.
member of the highest council, would
an Myrtle.
$360, Glide;
Crimson
town and running northwesterly SO Tokio correspondent says the kind
American Minister Allen has gone Pearl. $300, H W. Peel; Lovely Lady.
be so imbued with a desire for har­ .ranted
treatment of Russian wounded at
rods.
to China on a Japanese transport.
mony that if it decided to do certain manded
$470, McDonald; Lilly of Athelstane.
The contract is to be completed by Chemulpo was so appreciated by the
DEATH PENALTY FOR
th.ngs he would have to do it or get door in
$290. W. B. Cate. Hillsboro; Moon
July L The county is to prepare Russian government it has contribut­
Russian Rejoinder.
out of th. apoetleate. The witness tired at
THREE DE8PERADOES.
light. $140. Jesse Moore, Echo;
the roadbed for the work and fur- ed 2.000 yen to the Japanese Red
declared there ’.ras a reserve force
St. Petersburg, March 12 — The offi- Barmpton View. $195, E 8. Water­ WEALTHY PARISIANS
nish the rock crusher — Dayton Dla- Cross, through the French minister
at Seoul.
clal rejoinder is made to the Japan- man. Walla Walla; Fashion of Mead­
FIRE AT LEWISTON.
patch
WCRE THE PASSENGERS. maintained by the church, which
would enable it to affect political
Sentence Received in Stolid Silence— ese disclaimer of a violation of Kore- ows Lawn. $255. Eastern Oregon Ex­
Russian Leases.
elections as Lt pleased.
Sawmill In the Edge of the City
Neidemeyer Was Smiling and Con­ an neutrality, It says the latter ar- periment Station. iAtenl 2. $235. Mc-
Stock are In Good Order.
gument is valueless, as Korea in Donald; bow er by'• Gem. $205, J. H. Last Seen Off the
Peters-
Rome,
March
14.
—
A
St.
Newfoundland
who
Bums at Loes of 87,000.
H. E. Labadle, a stockman,
temptuous—Verdict Meets the Ap- January promulgated her neutrality
IDAHO IRRIGATION LAW.
Glide; Beulah. $200. Jesse Moore;
has some herds in Southern Umatilla burg telegram this morning says the
Banks, With Heavy Fogs Prevail-
Lewiston. March IL—Small and
proval of Practically th«
Entire to the powers, therefore, no state of Mary Dalrymple, $200. Byrett; Lady
Russians
lost
90
seamen
killed
and
county, but does most of his ranging
Ing—It is Probable She Went Down State Commisson Gradually Remov. Emery's sawmill, the largest mill in
war can give the Japanese the right Clemmer, $110, M F. Goee. Pomeroy ;
Population.
in Wasco and Sherman counties in 49 captured in Thursday’s torpedo
ibis vicinity waa destroyed by Ire
Ing the Old Tangles.
In Collision With Fishing Boat or
to
violate
her
neutrality.
Mary Dalrymple. $160. Goee; Phroso.
winter, was a passenger on yester­ boat fight.
last night, loss about $7.000.
Japan's contention of self-defense $110. R M Stanfield. Echo; Mignon.
The
members
of
the
state
board
of
Ice.
day afternoon’s train to Baker. He
It had a daily capacity of 40.000
Chicago, March 12.—The jury re In her attack on the Russian ships at $95, J. W. Foley. St. John; Dolly
irrigation continued their labors yes
Love the Conqueror.
came through by way of Susanville,
and bad planned a leng run for
Chemulpo
Feb.
9
—
false,
because
of
terday,
says
the
Boise
Statesman
Amo«
Vernon,
of
Kansas
City,
and
Varden. $55, Stanfield; Dolly Varden
turned a verdict of guilty and fixed
and was asked if he had heard any­
season. One million feet of
Korea's
neutrality
proclamation.
Reports
from
the
various
Halifax. March 12.—It is generally
sections
3, $150, Eastern Oregon Experiment
thing concerning stock suffering for Mrs. Sarah E Hastings, of thia city, the penalty of death for Marx, Van
lumber
piled tn the yards was saved,
Japan’s denial of interference with
were
married
quietly
Thursday
believed the steamer Propatria, from •how an increasing tendency among
lack of feed.
rhe plant will be rebuilt at once.
Dine and Neidemeyer, the car barn Russian telegrams over the Danish Station; Golden Rose, $160, C. S.
water
users
to
take
full
advantage
01
night,
and
at
once
left
for
an»
extend
­
St.
Pierre
to
Martinique,
has
gone
I
Add;
Violet
Queen.
$105.
R.
N.
•‘I heard of several instances where
ers.
cable is termed false, and an instance Stanfield; Elgitha. $275. C. S. Ladd; down.
the law in respect to the distribu
the feed was short,'* said he, "and I ed trip to the central state. Rela­
HANK WARD DEAD.
The defendants received the ver- cited wherein Baron de Rosen at To- Bessie S. $150, Moore; Mary Dalrym­
A few weeks ago the steamer tion of water and a clearer under-
was told that a number of horses and tives will be visited in Pennsylvania
for
Temporary repairs standing of the provisions of the
ple. $175. McDonald; Hillcrest Hero, struck bottom,
Neidemeyer kio, did not receive a message
cattle had been sent over into the before the opening of the St. Louis diet in stolid silence,
Early Walla Walla Stage Driver
three days.
$1.000, J. H. Glide, Sacramento; Mar­ were made, but probably not suffi­ act.
Umatilla country, but that there had exposition, and after seeing the big smiled
Died In a California Sanitarium.
sarcastically,
VanDine'e
in
connection
with
present
lltlga
vhow
the
party
will
return
to
the
quis,
$190,
J.
H.
Hager
of
Heppner;
clent
to
stand
an
ice
jam.
been any lose I very much question.
mother gasped, but did not faint. Mrs.
Hank
Ward, who drove stage from
THREE DROWNED.
cion
it
should
be
remembered
that
west.
The
Popatria
had.
besides
her
The Bird, $150. Moore; Verbal. $195,
“
If it had been serious I certainly
crew, 60 passengers, many of them the litigation over water rights now Walla Walla to Wallula. In the ’We.
Last August Mr. Vernon came to Neidemeyer apparently did not real­
J. W. Foley.
wonld have heard about IL I have
Vast Areas Inundated by California
Hereford«—Bright Hope, $306, A. wealthy Parisians going home. The going on in different parts of the tied a tew days ago tn • private
had more of a lose this year from Walla Walla to visit a daughter who ize the situation. The lawyers made
High Water.
has
been
a
resident
here
for
several
J.
Splawn, North Yakima; Song Bird, captain and crew of the French ca- rtate Is not by any means caused by Asylum at Agnewa. California. Ward
the
usual
motion
for
new
trial.
my sheep that I sent last fall I sent
Stockton.
Cal
,
March
12.
—
An
aged
years.
He
Is
a
man
of
wealth
over
$350,
T. Cate; Caprice, $250, J. A. ble steamer Pouvier Quartier, were the operat\.n of the present Lw out aras one of the earliest drivers Ln
The prisoners, surrounded by 20
from their summer quarters in the
white man and two Japanese are Wood; Bonnie Maid. $135, E E Bal- also slioard.
is the result of complications arising the Inland Empire and was well
Cascades, beyond
Prineville,
into 70 years of age, but well preserved. officers, filed from the room, VanDtne
During his stay he met Mrs. Hast­ leading, erect and with disdainful known to have been drowned Friday tisore, Pendleton; Clara Heeiod, $180, | A Gloucester fishing schooner. The rom long years of a lack of a sys­ Known to many Pendleton pioneers.
Lane county than I have had with
in the storm flooded district.
| Back Ray Bosun, 650 tons, was last tem of ascertaining and recording
A. J. Splawn.
my stock on the higher ranges on ings. and estimable lady of 60 years, smile on his lips, The jurors were
Lewiston Man Drowned.
The gale raised immense waves
xnd the courtship and marriage fol- overwhelmed by a vast crowd with
Hilcrest Hero, the Shorthorn bull sighted nearly on the southern Liger- water rights.
this side.—Sumpter Reporter.
on
the
50,000
acres
of
Inundated
re-
Kendrick,
Idaho. March 11.—Harry
In
fact,
much
of
the
friction,
so
far
lowed.
bought by J. H. Glide of Sacramento, pool route the day before the Pro­
congratulations.
clamatlon, which is completely sub­ is a 4-yearold, and one of the fin­ patria was last seen, and like the arising in the operation of the law Roberts of Lewiston, was swept from
Mr. Vernon has been traveling with
Was it a Pack Mule.
merged.
The coroner left in a est in the West
latter has not since been seen. Ex­ has been, the commissioners have Sis horse and drowned today, while
A Boise correspondent writes the a daughter in broken health for a
Terrific Prairie Flree.
launch
for
the flooded country to-
year
and
she
accompanied
the
aged
Elgitha, bought by Frank Brown perienced coast and banks navigators .ound. in the construction and applt ittempting to ford Bear creek, three
Bntte Inter-Mountain that the petri­
Ft. Worth, Texas, March 12.—Ter- day. Many rescue parties are out in for C. S. I.add for $275. was formerly incline to the belief that there has cation of decrees of the courts which miles from here. The body baa not
fied bone« of a huge animal have couple on their honeymoon trip. — riffic prairie fires are raging in the
boats and will not return before sold by Brown to Wade for $1,000.
His horse and saddle
, been a disastrous collision in the in many cases have been vague and been found.
been discovered three or four miles Walla Walla Union.
Indian Territory, north of Vinita. night.
where
they
had
These mat were recovered
The Herefords are not selling as fogs, or that both have been run sometimes conflicting.
back of the penitentiary grounds by
The country is completely swept of
«ashed
ashore
on
a
small
island
in
ters
however,
are
being
gradua.y
Ths
Proper
Enthusiasm,
down
by
the
same
ice
field.
well
as
was
thought
would
be
brought
Deputy United 8tates Marshal C. A.
farm houses and
barns.
Ixiss I r
the stream. He was on his way to
straightened out.
Fire at La Grande.
at the first of the sale.
Every
citizen of this county,
Andrews. Mr. Andrews also found
heavy.
Lewiston to be tried on a charge at
I. a Grande, March
11.—Fire de-
several fragments which appear to whether he be a farmer or not,
PREPARING FOR BEET CROP.
forgery.
stroyed the Ed Fowler hay barn
HUNTINGTON-LEWISTON
ROA D.
Baker City Boy Under Arrest.
be petrified ivory
Incidentally, he should attend the meeting of the
La Grande is Progressing.
terday afternoon on Fir street,
assocla-
picked up a piece of stream tin and Malheur County Irrigation
Land is Being Plowed and Experts
Raker City. March 11.—Leon Macy,
Counterfeit Bills In Circulation.
The ccuncll met in adjourned ses­ about $2.000. The barn was filici Charles M. Reed Said to be Backing
a lump of what seems to be iron ore. tlon to be held in this city next Bat­
>f Sparta, in this county, was ar­
ba
Will
Plant
First
Seed.
with
baled
hay
belonging
to
farmers
Walla Walla, March 11.—A good
the
Proposition
Is
Reputed
to
Mr Andrews brought a quantity of urday afternoon. We are to enter- sion Wednesday evening, and the on­
rested here last nignt by the sheriff
Bankrupt.
bones, which are quite heavy, to the 'ain the State Irrigation association ly business of Importance was the who had stored it there awaiting a
Echo Is going to give the sugar of North Yakima, on a charge of rob­ imitation of a $10 silver certificate
preparation final passage of an ordinance provid­ better market. It was moderately
Baker City. March 12. — It is au- beet a thorough test this year. The bery committed on March 3. 1903, in s now being circulated in this city,
city. He is undecided as to whether this fall and every
they belonged to a dinosaurian, dino­ should be made to receive them. We ing for putting in a little over 9,000 insured.
thoritatively stated here that M. O. sugar company is now preparing North Yakima. Young Macy, who is u>d every effort is being made to
therium, ichthyosaurus or a pack have been Informed that if we expect feet of four-inch water mains, a por­
Reed, who has ben at the head of the land on the farms of C. R- Lisle. S. a former high school boy. is only SO locate the source from which ft is
Prominent La Grands Woman.
government aid we must take an in­ tion of which goes in the First Ward
mule.
river I. Lisle and O D. Teel, for experi­ years of age and is accused of assist- supplied.
Snake
Huntington-Lewiston
terest in the Irrigation work and and the remainder north of the rail­
La Grande. March 12.—Mrs. N. K. road, is not able to build the road mental crops and will use every ef­ Ing In a holdup in which $700 was
Car Ferry Burned.
Dividing Wasco County.
show by our actions that we are de- road track. The estimated cost is West, wife of La Grande's leading and that Charles M. Reed who was fort te try the plants on the different secured.
Conneaut, O. L March 11.—The car
Wasco county is still agitating the sirous of receiving such
ald.
We about $4.0,0. The adoption of the merchant, died after a lingering ill- to furnish the capital is a bankrupt kinds of soil in that vicinity.
ferry at Shenango burned to the we­
division question, which bobs up se­ must embrace the present opportun­ ordinance ta considered to be a mat­ ness, at 9 o'clock last night. She and therefore Is not able to raise the
The recent storms have some­
Will Give No Quarter.
renely at stated intervals. The idea ity. Let us begin to prepare now for ter of justice and for a policy, inas­ was a native of Salem, and came to funds.
what hindered the work of prepara­
Berlin. March 11.—German troops ter's edy« off the harbor thia morn-
now is to cut the county into three an expensive exhibit of our products much as it will provide the possitul- this city four years ago.
Four men perished and the
It is given out that the Erie, the tion, but plowing is now being done, in Southwest Africa are ordered not Ing
parts, creating Stockman county out at the meeting this fall. Show the ity of a water supply to a great many
Pennsylvania and the O. R. A N. are and F. 8. Bramwell, field superinten­ to give pardon and take no prisoners, head engineer was fatally burned.
of the Antelope district and cutting people what irrigation will do for taxpayers within the corporate lim­
Murder and Suicide.
jointly interested in the project, and dent oL the sugar company will sup­ but to shoot rebel Herreros Indis­
off that part of old Wasco west of Malheur county and we will not on­ its who have not hitherto been able
Car Barnere* Triel.
New York, March 12.—Lizzie Gray will endeavor to get any right of erintend the planting when the time criminately.
Mosier
These sections are begin­ ly get the government interested in to become patrons of the water sys­ was found dead in bed this morning way concessions held by the Reeds. comes, and the crop will be watched
Chicago. March 11.—After a 64-
ning to spread their wings and im­ our behalf, but by this means we will tem. The extension of the mains with her skull crushed.
Guam. March H — The cable steam­ daye' trial, the car berner*« cene
• nd cultivated in the most scrupu­
Robert J.
agine they are capable of managing encourage immigration. Now is the produced will largely increase the Gray, her husband, was asphyxiated.
The government dredger Chinook lously careful manner, in order to se­ er Scotia went ashore on Spanish went to the jury at 12 :M today. The
their own affaire. — The
Dalles time for action. — Ontario Demo­ list of water consumers.—L a Grande The police believe it waa murder and has been fitted to burn oil instead of cure the beat results from the exper­ Rocks am probably will be a total court’s charge waa unfavorable to
crat.
Chronicle.
Chronicle.
km.
coal.
■ulelde.
the deteeee.
iment
- $
I