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PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.,OREGON, FRIDAY. APRILS. I!MM.
SHIPPING RATES INCREASE.
Seattle Firms More Active In Austra­
All Lieu Lands in Idaho Must Be
lian Lumber Trade.
Substitutes for Original Holdings
Seattle. April 7.—Ever since the
in That Stat»—No Further Resolu­ recent increase In lumber rates from
ports
tions Will Be Allowed to Intrude the Pacific coast to foreign
Upon Railroad Holdings, or Upon there has been a noticeable anxiety
on the part of shipping concerns to
Platted Towns—Actual
Sattlers
secure charters for their vessels to
Privileges carry the lumber.
Will
Have
Certain
I
Named.
Heretofore ship owners and agents Almost Constant Skirmishing
Washington. April 7. — Senator have not looked for charters in the
Hansbrough's bill relating
_ to the ______
|U(nber ___________
trade when prospects of other
Along the Lower Yalu, in
creation of forest reservations on the charters were even fair.
public domain as amended by the j Since
¡-
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th e rates have
jumped to
the Vicinity of Wiju.
committee on public lands, was fa- I U.'.-
jjs «W between
Puget MVUuJ
Sound ports
I.,-.
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vorably reported today.
The com­ and Sydney, Australia, and 40« to
mittee adopted an amendment pro­ Melbourne and Adelaide a number of
viding that all selections of land vessels have taken charters for Aus­ DRASTlC MEASURES
made in lieu of land hereafter relin­ tralian ports and the west coast.
ADOPTED IN SIBERIA.
quished to the United States within
On late order loading from Puget
any forest reservation shall be limit­ Sound ports to Sydney shippers are
ed to land of the same character and
holding out for 35s. while for Mel­ All Public Meetings Prohibited, and
quality both as to soil and timber
bourne and Adelaide they want 42s
as the land relinquished.
the Government Will Try to Pre­
6d. and the shippers are of the opin­
Senator Heyburn offered an amend­
ion that owing to the large demand
vent Combinations to Keep
Up
selections be
ment requiring that
for lumber in Australia they will ex
made in the state and territory in
Price of Necessitiee — Russians
which the land relinquished is situ- perience no trouble whatever in get­
Are Daily Expect-ng an Attack on
ated. This amendment was rejected ting those rates.
Niu Chwang — Japan Has a World
and an exemption was made of the
TOM SCOTT ARRESTED.
state of Idaho so that no selections
Wide Dream of Commercial
Em­
shall be made In that state except
Charged With Asaault ar.d Battery
pire.
for land relinquished in the stat«
The section of the bill relating to
on Edw. Bellinger.
railroad land grants was amended so
V
Tom Scott was arrested this morn­
that it provides that no forest res
St. Petersburg. April
6 -Official
ing on complaint of Edward Beilin
ervation shall hereafter be created
Kurupat \ln
ger. who charged him with assault reports (rom General
covering any lieu land or any lands
and battery. Scott was arraigned In brings news of another skirmish be-
within the place or indemity limits
the city court and pleaded not guilty, tween Japanese and Russians near
if any railroad land grant or any
Kuropatkin sa>s the Japan
his trial being set for this afternoon •Mju.
platted village, town or city. The
ese had five officers killed and the
at 2 o'clock.
secretary of the interior is authoriz­
Scott is a well known Pendleton Russians several wounded, but none
ed to ascertain all lands within such
character, being one of the colored «i.led. The Japanese have devastat­
reservations which are chiefly valu­
prize fighters of the city. His oppo­ ed Yong Ampo.
able for agriculture and permit these
General Kuropatkin
state« that
nent is a carpenter and laborer who
to be disposed of to actual settlers
news of a fight comes from General
has been working for John Crow, on
under the homestead laws in tracts
Kxshtalinski, stationed near Turen
the reservation.
not exceeding 160 acres in area.
-ben Island, off Matturza. not tar
was
called
it
was
When the case
t'rom Wiju. The Russians were ag-
postponed until 4 o'clock, owing to
;ressors, volunteers making an at
Trouble Averted.
the absence of the witnesses.
tack.
steps
Vienna. April 6.—Drastic
Scott claims in defense that he has
Yong Ampo, destroyed by the Jap
looking to the rupture of diplomatic been keeping the man Belilpger at
nese. was a Russian settlement in
elatlons between Turkey and Bul­ his house on Court street, and has
The Japanese
Northwestern Korea
garia have been averted through the received nothing for his rent since
•ut the place to the torch.
action and advice of Natihovltch. the 'ast Augus*. Bellinger owes Scott
Bulgarian agent, which has brought $60 for rent and medicine for his
Proclamation In Siberia.
a fresh proposal from Turkey.
family. Last night he Insulted Scott,
St. Petersburg. April 8—A proc
who "shook him.” whereupon Beilin-
amation has been issued in Siberia
;er had him arrested.
irobibiting bolding public meetings
arrylng arms, pun base of ammunl
TO CLEAN UP ROOMS.
ion. or taking any action tending to
Commercial Association Will Paint a Ise the prices of provisions
LIBERTY OF 300 MEN
HUNG IN
NO. 37
PROBABLE
BALANCE
WORK OF
ANGRY CHINAMEN.
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The East Oregonian of Pen
dietun, Oregon. Is published la
the heart of th« wonderful In­
land Empire
You will find
that It la readable, reliable
and progressive, and will give
you the news reliably, accur-
ately and fully
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III. â C. OFFICE
Large Quantity of Explosives, Skel­ Apparatus Was Found Cone :led in
eton Keys and Firearms Discover,
a Steamer Tied at * Portland Dock
ed in Prisoners'
Cells—Plot
In­
—The Arrangement Would
Have
volved Wholesale Killing of Guards
Caused
Tremendous-- Destruction
and
Blowing
Up
Penitentiary
and Carnage, But for Accidental
Walls—Att-mpt Was
Forestalled
Burning Out of the Fuse—Narrow
Only by
Lively Skirm>sh With
Escape for Twenty Men.
Brought Out by Investigations Plotters.
Portland. April
5.—An
infernal N.*w Mercar-tile Firm Will Be-
Following Up the Evacu­
Jefferson City, Mo., April 5.— a machine sufficiently gowertal to tear
Into the Increasing Price of lesperate attempt by 50 convicts tn i''*n a business btock. was dl«*-ov-
ation of Wiju by the Rus­
gin Business at Comer of
the Missouri penitentiary was made ered thin morning in the big freight
this
morning
to
blow
up
that
Inst!
an,
l
towing
river
steamer
Albany,
of
the
Product.
sians in Fine Shape.
Main and Webb Streets.
tut Ion. kill ail the guards who |n-l’^e
Wf-stem
Transporting
line,
Qiricred aud reteaee the 3,000 crirn- The boat was lying at the dock. Lav-
Ina s
ing her shaft repaired.
FORTY TRANSPORTS WITH
METROPOLITAN PAPERS
A defective fuse bad burned with- LOUIS MOSES WILL OPEN
At 1 o'clock Guard Williams heard
ARE MAKING BIG SQUEAL. a <-ommand to hold up bls hands, in an inch of a cap which was im­
TROOPS IN ONE SHIPMENT.
WITH FURNISHING GOOD3.
fol! iw*-d by a shot which brought bedded In the mi'!*' of a box con-
a general alarm, 8ev<-n guards ap taialng 11*0 dynam'te cape and the
peered with guns and the convict whole ■urrotiDdei
with
several
Business Managers of New York who attempted the hold-up dodged poonfia of nitroglycerine
Russian Press Warming Up to Amer-
Sumpter Msn Secures Four Yeare*
Detectives declare it to be the
World and Times Testify. Saying .nio hl« cell after firing again.
ica, and Denouncing Germany as
Lease on Corner Room of Hen-
Captain
Whit-
Guards Bruner and Williams ec- »ork of Chines»-
That Some of ths Grsat Papers .ered the cell building, but arriving ■omb, recently issued orders
Russia’s Only Real Enemy—Japan­
dr.ck's Building and Will Put in
bar-
Are Threatened With Bankruptcy st the top of the steps, were com -ing all Chinese labor from hi* line,
ese Merchants Murdered in North­
Large Stock of Gents' Furnishings
mended to hold up their hands. ilnce which he has been threatened.
Because of the Trust—Whits Pa­
ern
Korea—Japaneee
Have
a
by
May 10—Rent Raised From $65
The Infernal machine contained
Brunner got the drop on the man,
"hinese napkins used to wad the
per Has Advanced Thirty-three who was locked up
Squadron Off Port rerthur and Are
to $100 Per Month—W. & C. R.
A search of his cell revealed 2u -xploslves tightly.
Per Cent in the Past Two Years.
Acquiring Advantages in Every Di­
Seeking New Location.
The crew of 20 men was asleep In
pounds of dynamite, a bottle of nt
:ro glycerine, two pistols and a cl their bunk* at the time when the
rection.
gar box filled with cartridges and Ins«- was presumably ignited
Washington, April 6 —The house skeleton keys.
Loul* Moses, formerly in the mer­
PERSECUTING THE JEWS.
cantile business at
Sumpter.
has
The convicts had bored a hole
committee on judiciary today had
Seoul. April 7.—An American mis­
lea>*-d th»- corner of the Hendricks
through a plate of a lock and open­
bearings
on
the
Lilley
resolutions
to
sionary returned from Northern Ko­
ed the door with a skeleton key Vick'ng Cruelties Perpetrated Upon tui. img at the corner of Maltr and
request the secretary of commerce
rea, reports that 40 transports have
Webb str«rts. now occupied by the
The plan was to kill guards, liberate
Tnem m Bulgaria.
appeared off Haiju, 50 miler north
to Investigate the causes of the the prisoners in cells, blow s hole in
Berlin. April 6— Additional prisme | W A C JL as a depot, and will oc-
of Chemulpo, supposed to carry a
present high price« of white papir the wails and escape, it is not
lvices from L«-mpalanka. Bulgaria cupy it with a stock of gents’ tar-
Japanese army destined for Yong
known bow tney obtained the ex-
used
in
printing
newspapers,
the
ate there were anti-Semitic riot* i niahing good* by May lu.
Ampo, at the mouth of the Yalu.
Mr B Moses has leased the corner
Tuesday.
great scarcity of the same, and plosive«
rom for a period of four years, at
The
mobs
inflicted
Injuries
on
Jape Landing at Mouth of Yalu.
whether said conditions are a result
•al of 810«.' per month, the room
heir victims resembling tho«e upon
Tokio, April 7.—Word was receiv-
if a conspiracy in restraint of trade AMERICAN MISSIONARY
They gashed the sides of being but 18 feet in width. The lense
DESCRIBES CONDITION. ”hrist
ed today that the Jap transports
Don Zetz. business manager of the
be Jews, drove nails In their hands .» to take effect May 4. the W. A C.
New York World. John Norris of
have entered the estuary of the Yalu
uni
placed crewaa of thorn* upon R. to vacate by that time. Mr Moses
King
of Belgium Held Responsible
river, and the troops are rapidly aus-
he New York Time«, representing
heir
heads. The authorities took "i - ts hi* goods to arrive by May
the A menean Publishers' Associa
embarking.
for Vi«lat.on of the Internatioral -.ergetic measures to crush the out- It at the farthereat and will be
ion, gave testimony showing the In-
Convention
Making tne “Corjj iresk.
ready for bustneM
bustnese by May 25 to
Warming Up to America.
:ernatlonal Paper Company dictates
The Bulgarian
government sup­ June J
Free
State"
—
Slave
Trade
Exists
the price, which ha* gone up 33 per
St Petersburg, April 7.—The news­
He ha* been in the city for several
With All Its Horrors of Murder. iressed the new*, trying to prevent
ent In two years, and stated that
paper Russ, the foreign office favor­
intagonizing the izternattotiai Jew­
iys '.coking over the r-uetnes* pros­
six New York papers will face a de
ite, today reproves its contemporaries
Rapine and Rapacity — Belgium ish financiers
handling
Bulgar-.an pect*. and finally xu^ceeded in se­
dcit within the next few years on
for attacking America. Germany, it
Snares in Profits of the Inqu.ty.
oans.
aring a kase on this local»oc
He
account of high prices
says, is the only serious enemy o.
will leave for San Francisco in a
Washington.
April
5
—
William
The
company
not
only
dictates
Russia.
'bort time, to purchase his stock
¿.rices, but prescribes the width of Morrison, missionary al Luebo. Con
Vic« Admiral Stark has been dec
direct from the wholesale house«,
{O.
one
of
those
who
recently
pet!
roil*.
Paper in New York sold at
orated with the order of Saint Stan­
md will put in an up-to-date, first-
J2A0 per hundred, is sold In Eng- ioned the state department to in.er
islaus, first-class.
lass stock
!aad for $2.08 by the same company. ere with King Leopold's admlnlstra
He is an experienced furnishing
ion
of
affairs,
this
morning
make*
Japanese Marchants Murdered.
- ds mar. having had many years
ipeclfied
charges
of
cruelty
and
ra
SANTA
FE
AFFAIRS.
Seoul. April 7.—The Japanese le­
• xperiecce in that line, and expects
parity against the Belgian monarch
gation states that three Japanese
and Paper the Club Rooms This
o iocnte in Pendietca permanently.
"1 am prepared to prove that every
Japan Has Great Dreams.
Unions and Company Both Prepar­
merchants were murdered aa a re­
Spring.
Ie worked in a dry goods store in
mportant treaty e-.pulatton made
San Francisco. April 8.—Harold
sult of disorders in Chung Chung
ing for a Struggle.
Mheus five years age, a^fi is not a
«lib
Congo
state
at
it*
foundation
1*
The
matter
of
paintirg
and
paper
correspondent
of
the
Book
Boice,
province, in Northern Korea.
Washington. April 6.—Tile exrcu
•t ranger in Umatilla .ooaty.
ing the Commercial Associât tor par overs' Magazine, was a passenge- ive board of the International Asso wing de flat Uy violated
The W. A C. R- has wX yet so­
' Slave trading is sy*temat leal 1) 'HE SUPREME COURT
lors was brought up by T C Taylor >n the liner Korea today.
He has 1st ion of Machinists is in session
Japs on the Alert
ured qnarters tor a depot, bat there
one there by the state. In my di*
admits testimony .
at the regular meeting of the asso
een in Japan studying the countr) lere considering the Santa Fe dis
St. Petersburg. April 7.—A Japan­ THREE MORE WILL DIE
s a i-«*?:tiiity of the company ba­
net perhaps iwo-tbirds of the peo
ese squadron Is cruising off Port Ar­
OF THEIR INJURIES. elation, and the house committee rom a commercial standpoint and mte.
Pending returns on a refer
ng able to rent a portton of tie
was instrucred to '•-lean house." bv has come over here to observe th* >ndum vote, th« ooard la endeavor >le are slaves caught In the intertoi
thur, according to admiralty advices
ew Martis building oa the Corner
A
-tlrfcrtiia Editor wm* a Content.or
renovating the parlors
-ffect of the wsr oa the trade of ng to obtain an amicable settle nd brought down for sale
this evening.
f Cottonwood and
Web'j streets.
anjo ote of our mUskmar es foun
It was also ordered that the com • a: an with this country.
Denied by the Ent re Repu&Lcar
Twenty-three Were More or Less In­
meat.
>1 tu man hands drying over fires t<
. bfrh wuuld be fully as suitable for
Speaking about conditions In th*-
mittee
in
charge
of
amusements
be
PARKER’S STANDING AS A
Party
and
the
Manipulators
of
the
jured, as the Result of a Railway
be location of a depot as the build-
•e taken to Belgian officers as pro*-
empowered to place different grade- "ar East, he said: "Japan expects
DEMOCRAT IS QUESTIONED.
Strike Not ImmlnenL
Ccal Trust, Who Must New Pre
Collision in Cnicago—Trouble Was and brands of cigars in stock with o emerge from this war as the
ng now occupied.
hat their ammunition an* cot was:
I j OS Angeles. April « —Officials oi
duce Their Records.
The rom pacy has ¡•aid but
$65
ed.
Caused
by
Dense
Fog
Obscuring
,-reatest
power
on
the
globe.
If
the
the
librarian
in
order
to
satisfy
the
Hearst Only Secured Two Men in
er month for the corner of the
different classes of trade now erjoy manufacturers of America do cot he Santa Fe deny a strike is Immi
the
View.
the Kansas Delegation, After a
■enL but preparations for defense It
•erdricks building, and the raise
OUTHERN eACl. 1C ELECTION
ing the association. The income vake up the Japanese will soon be
Washington. April 8 —The supremi
he event of disorder are going for
Hard Fight—Parker and Hearst
■»m that fgnre to $10« per raoath.
from games during the past month superior tn all the marketa. The»
■.rt re. dered a d-t.sion in tavor o
ard. A large number of deput Ps intire New Board of D-rectcrs Elect
~ws the activity in busiuess eir
Ian to make Japan the patron o.
Cheered — Anti-
Both Roundly
Chicago. April 7—Three Nebraska amounted to $56 against but $18 the
iTlIIam Randolph Hearst in his su.
nd special policemen have beer
’ in Perdletm th s sprirc ard
'-ivilization.
and
an
educator
and
month
before.
Indians
were
killed
and
23
Injured,
Hearst People Elected the Chair-
ed at Annual Meeting.
ainst the coal trust
• de—and for locations is the jus
leader in the world. A federation ol worn in to help.
Large Are three fatally, and Engineer Soreman
man—Delegatee at
The
court
has
de«.
Led
that
Mr
■>«« renter of the city.
Louisville. Ky . April 8—The an
sistlc races is her dream
There
NIGHT SHIFTS.
was slighUy hurt by a rear-end col­
leant, as a citizen has the rigl.
Widely Known Democratic Lead-
CRISIS AT HAND.
mal Southern Pacific eleu ion vi
Under ■’’e terms of the lease there
Is IVtle sign of war going on in
lision on the Chicago 4 Northwest
> do what al! of the republican of
fl he no cb*n~e in the front of the
eld today at Beachmcmt
The fol
ere.
ern in the suburb of Melrose Park. Woolen Mills Having Trouble to Fill Japan.
.date at Washington said was ou'
Unices Refuse to Break In Outsider
’eidricku building, but'it will be
owing directors were elected:
New York, April 7.—The demo­ early this morning
Orders.
f
qaantion;
namely.
prosecute
anc'
W. D Cornish. George J. Goul?
■cutded as it i*. being but recently
Who Are Rooters.
Laying for Russian GunbvaL
crats of Brooklyn have risen and put
The Omaha express was 20 min-
pone the trait.
The woolen mills are now runnlne
■ebuilt for the W A C- R. people.
a swift quietus on the plan of the utes late. It was stopped by a block three nights In the week untf’ 11
San Francisco. April 8.—A crisis 1 H Harrimin Edwin Hawley. H
Other passengers on the Kona
President Baer and his partners it
The deal for the rovm was made
Belmont, Hill, McCarren combinat signal, and was run into by the fast o’clock, to keep abreast of the or report that a Japanese cruiser was n the local street car situation is ai ” Huntington, James Hyde. C H
be fuel moaopLily. must now pro
<ahn. D. O Milla. W 8 Pierre J
y a Spokane real cerate man. for-
tion to commit them to the course mail in a dense fog.
The engine ders. At the noon hour the employe* lutaide Woo Sung, waiting for the and. today being the time limit set
I. Schiff. J. S. Peyer. J. Sdllmxr lure the records and give testimon? icriy of Sumpter, who kuew of Mr.
of introducing the delegates to the ploughed into the rear coech. in are divided into shifts, hslf being al Russian gunboat .Macdjur to come by the unions for breaking In im
?.
H. Tweed. Maxwell Evarts. A K vhlch they refused to give at thi
(«■sc«' intentions to locate in Pen-
St. Louis convention to vote for which rode the Indians, bound east. 'owed to eat at one time, and the tut. There is little war excitement jorted men. who. It is charged, are
hearing
Vandenventon.
lieton.
Judge Parker m the presidential The bodies were touched by the other half afterwards, in order to in any ports.
■eing brought here for the purpose
%
The
decision
of
the
supreme
court
These will meet next week in New
candidate.
of taking old men's placer
pilot and the coach was demolished. keep the mill running during the in
York to elect officers. Only five at means that Mr. Hearst has kept his
JAPS FOR BEET FIELDS.
The victory for the opponents of
The
unions
say
If
the
men
are
or
The Indians were Buffalo Bill men •erval between 12 and 1. This has
Russians Fight Brigands.
the meeting. representing promise to ' Smash the coal trust.”
lered to brook in the outsiders they ended
instructions is complete. One of en route to Europe to join the show. to be done to keep the increasing
Mukden, April 8.—The Russians
La Gr«nde Sugar Corn par y Forced
rill refuse, ahd If discharged for re 1175.000.000 stock by proxy
McCarren's own
personal
friends The dead are Chief Thomas Comes. business out of the way.
NORTHERN SECURITIES AGAIN
today routed a band of Chan-nuses
us si It will be impossible to prevent
and political advisers said today:
to Emplc-y Foreigners on Account
Last Chief. Iren Tall. Kills Ahead
south of the railway. The brigand«
a strike.
"The candidate for whom they
The party was led by Chief High
of Scarcity of White Men.
Hearing on a Restraining Order to
lost 10 killed and 20 wounded, and
would pledge us has never given an Bear, and are the last of a band of
the Russians three wounded.
F S Bramwell, field mperintend
Prevent Reducing Stock.
SIX MONTHS AND S2.500.
intimation as to where he stands on 60 from Pine Ridge agency to go to
nt of the La Grande Sugar Factory.
Jersey
City,
April
6
—
Counsel
the questions that determine the fit Europe April 9 from New York
Relations improving.
representing the Continental Secur •asM-d through last night tor Spo-
One of Kansas' Silver-Tongued "Re­
nesa of a democrat to lead his party
The Indians lost their natural sto­
tne. where he goes to contract for
ities Company tuday secured from
Niu Chwang. April 8.—General
His record is all but unknown. When icism and seemed crazed with ter-
deemers” Gets a Sentence.
1 large crew of Japanese to labor in
Vice
Chancellor
Bergen
an
order
re-
Kouropatkin arrived today and re­
he comes before the convention, sup ■or. They ran about wildly, covered
St. Louis. April 6.—Senator Bur
qulrlng th* Northern Securities to he beet fields this season, in Grand
viewed 4.0o0 troops composed o! ton was this morning sentenced to
pose •» develops that he does not rlth blood, paint and feathers. They
«how cause why it should not be re Ronde valley,
horse artillery, several field batter­ tlx months In the Iron county. Mis­
represent the things for which de­ 'ater held a pow wow to decide
The company had hoped that there
stralnei !rom voting to reduce 1»
ies. four regiments of Siberian rifles souri jail and to pay a fine of $2.500
mocracy stands? What would be whether to continue the journey.
Cossacks and regular cavalry.
stock at the annual meeting April would be sufficient white labor to
tije position of the delegation pledg­
Mr. Burton »as in court with his ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR
supply the Jemand this year, but it
28.
General Kondratovitch, cummand- attorneys, very nervous. His hands
ed to insist on his being the demo­
ISSUE OF OPEN SHOP
KAILUA WRECKED.
is impossible to get white labor that
ing at Nlu Chwang. says he is pre and limbs shook visibly
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
cratic candidate?"
upon. although
■an be depended
IN SAN FRANCISCO. pared for the Japs, whom
TRAFFIC STOPPED
be ex
»•■men
c«
Judge
Adams
said:
"The
All Her Crew Lost—Definitely Known
s’vod wages are offered
pected Tuesday, but failed to mater- I impose is light compared with the
Compromise Fight in Kansas.
The railroad companies are tn
serious Conditicn of Affairs on the
Ths Lamorna la Also Lost.
lalize.
Wichita, Kan., April 7.—Hearst's
■rime you committed, but because Delegates From All Over the Repub­
need of all the Japanese
In the
Isthmus.
The relations of Russian authori­ ■his sentence will prevent you from
Canadian 8treet Railways Adherence to Policy
effort to control the Kansas delega
Victoria, April 7.—The
lic Expected to Meet for the Pur-
■ountry for track work and Mr
state
of Supplanting Union Men With ties with the foreign residents is Im •ver holding public office again. I
Washington.
April
6
—
The
tion to the democratic national con Pacific steamer Tees, from the west
pose of Ratifying the Wishes of
lepartment is Informed that traffic Bramwell is not certain that he can
vention failed today. The best he oast of Vancouver Island, wires to
Scabs Expected to Result in a Big proving.
believe you will find the penalty se-
the White House Cabal—It Says n-ross the isthmus of Panama ha? nduce the Japanese contractors to
eould do was to compromise, by -lay the news that the four-masted
.ere."
Burton
declined
to
make
any
Strike—Companies Preparing for
Who Shall and Shall Not Be.
been stopped because of the labor to to the beet aelds It is eetlmsted
which he secured two of the six del ichooner Kailua. Captain I-ars, was
CHIEF OF POLICE FIRED.
statement, either to the court or
an Outbreak.
■■trike. Orders were sent to the '.hat 100 Japs, in addition to the to-
•gates.
wrecked off Kyoquot Island and all
newspaper men.
United States naval commander in a! white help, will handle the
Claude Dural, of Hutchinson,
lands, numbering nine. It is believed
Result of Exposures Made by the
Washington. April 8.—Former Sec sthmian waters to take such meat x-et crop in Union county this year
elected temporary chairman, though were drowned.
COAL AND COKE DEAL.
Los Angeles Record.
San Francisco, April 6.—No effort
-otary Root has been practically de­ iiree as may lie necessary to protect
not a delegate to the convention
This also definitely settles the fate
Ios Angeles, Cal., April 6.—The
termined upon for the post of tem American private property
BEES KILL A CHILD-
Duval had withdrawn from the race of the Lamorna. He discovered an was made this morning to force the
Prelude to Building a 830.000.000
porary chairman of the republican
for national committeeman, because immense amount of wreckage from United Railways’ trainsmen to break resignation of Chief of Police Chas
Plant at 8an Diego.
Elton was accepted by the poli-e
national convention.
Two-Year-Old Son -f F. W. Metcalf,
STRIKE IS HELL.'
the Hearst force seemed to control
he latter, including a smashed life­ in imported men In opposition to the
Ex-Sheriff W.
San Diego, Apr.l 6 —Subject to ap-
Senator Platt, of New York, had a
c-f O taric. Sturg to Doath.
In consideration of the Hearst men boat, hatches and part of the deck ultimatum handed the company by v>oard this morning.
the Trainmen's Union
Wednesday, A. Hammel was appointed to suc­ provil of title by attorneys, the Pa conference with the president this Sithop Spaulding I* Getting Excited
not opposing Duval for chairman, the it Barklay Bound.
J. S. Hunter, of Vale, Malheur
clfic Steel Company today closed ne morning, during which
the matter
and which led to the fear that a ceed Elton.
Over Labor Problem*.
anti-Hearst men today allowed them
x»unty. was in the city this morn-
This Is the result of a long fight gotiatlons for the purchase of 4,000 was taken up. and after he left the
strike will be precipitated almost any
Washington.
April
6—Bishoi ng between trains, and told of the
to have two delegatee.
Boise Masons Build Temple.
I.os
Angeles
Record
acre«
of
coal
land,
together
with
the
made
by
the
be
thought
president's
office
he
said
moment.
Spaulding, a member of the late an
Duval m taking the gavel, made a
orrible death of the 2-year-old eon
Boise, April 7.—The Masonic lodge
In anticipation, however, of trou­ which openly accused Elton of pro -aliway and coke cooking plant Root would be the man.
speech mentioning both Hearst an< if this city has purchased a central
hraclte strike commission, was be >f F W Metcalf a weii known clt-
gambling
resorts.
The
iwned by the Tacoma Coal A Coke
Platt, as well as Depew, who was fore the house committee on labor ten of Ontario, which occurred on
Parker.
Demonstrations
followed location and will erect a $12,000 tern- ble when the scale Is taken May tecting Crlts'
1, the company arranged this morn­ Ight was a bitter one. Elton at one Company, located 42 miles from Ta- at the White House with the latter, today in support of the Foss bill tc ’unday evening.
the voicing of each man.
ile this season.
Purchase
price,
66,000. did not take much stock In the sug­ reate a national arbitration trlbu
ing to have Imported men broken in ime arresting a num tier of Record oma.
The delegates-at-large are Senator
k The little child gained entrance to
by its train dispatchers, department imployes at a card party. The police The plan is to ship coke by steamer gestion that General Horace Porter ral. He said Sherman's "War 1» ■n enclosure in which
Harris, David Overmeyer, Hugh Far
a doren
____
_
____
WADE HOR8E8.
reported
that
sleutha
are
shadowing
used
by
a
$30
-
from
Tacoma
to
be
«hould
be
groomed
by
the
republi
­
superintendents and other employes
hell,” could well be brougto up to tands of bees were kept, and before
relly, J. J. Johnson, J. Mack Love
i
number
of
the
Record
staff.
es
000.0O0 Pacific steel plant to be
can machine for the governorship of date to read, "Strike I* hell?'
whose positions do not compel them
and C. W. Brandenburg.
t could be taken out of reach by
Nil! Be 8old at Commercial 8tables
tablished here.
New York
to belong to the union.
ts parents, who were tn the house.
Tomorrow.
PABVD
WITH
GOLD.
Heavy wire screens have been
TURKISH
INVASION IMMINENT
FARMERS UNITE.
* was horribly stung by the angry
IN SUPREME COURT.
The Wade horses were brought in placed over the carbarn windows and
Pennsylvania Republicans.
ees and died soon after. It was
"ensatlonal Gold Finds In a Califor­
Between
Bulgaria anc
Move to Organize Wheat Growers of 'rom the range this morning, and at cooking ranches bunks are being
Harrisburg. Pa.
April
6.—John Relation*
ung about the head
face i and
of
John
Turner,
English
Anar
Case
nia Village.
ire now at the O. K. feed yard, put up in barns, and wagon loads
Central Washington.
H. Elkins was nominated by the re­
Turkey Are Strained.
-ms terribly, and suffe-ed J untold
chist. Being Heard.
Stockton, Cal., April 6.—Joe King,
Walla Walla, April 7.—The farm »here they will be kept till the sale of provisions are being taken in.
publicans for supreme court judge
■rtures before devth re'uved IL
Sofia.
April
6.—The
Bulgtriat
a mining man here from Calaveras
tn- ministry has decided to further re
ere of Central Washington have be omorrow, when they will be taken
Washington, April
6.—The
su- >y acclamation. The platform
Mr Metes If is one of the most
wonderful
'o
the
Commercial
stables,
the
place
county, today reports a
gun in earnest to form an immense
ireme court today listened to argu itructs for Roosevelt.
Inforce the guards on ‘the front le-
CATHOLIC JUBILEE.
continent ariarists in the state, and
strike of rich gravel in the very tnents in two important cases.
company to build and operate mills if sale.
« superinterdert of a large fruit
bel.eving a Turkish invasion tnm1
The band is just off the raDge and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Dogma of renter of the town of Mokelumne
and warehouses for the purpose of
United States vs. John Turner, the
vrnt near Ontario.
New Extradition Treaty.
nent.
Hill last Sunday. Dirt that pays Englishman ordered to be deported
handling grain grown in the wheat Is not in the best condition for sale,
Diplomatic relations between Tur
Washington,
April
6—Secretary
the Immaculate Conception.
from $3 to $17 to the pan has been by Secretary Cortelyou under the
fields of Douglas, Lincoln and ad though there are some fine horses
key and Bulgaria are liable to tv
Hay
and
Minister
Quesada
this
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
imong
the
lot,
and
it
Is
thought
that
On December 8, 1904, will be cele­ found in large quantities. King inti-anarchist section of the Immi
joining counties.
morning signed a treaty for the ex­ *'roken today If the Turko-Bulgaria'
A strong circular letter has been wme good sales wll] be made to brated the 50th anniversary of the says over $60.000 worth of gravel is ^ration law, and the United Statea rad It ion of criminals between Cuba agreement is not signed.
"rank Mlles T.ire-tens to Sue the
proclamation of the dogma of the already uncovered. The residents are vs. Thomas Walsh, or James Linch-
issued by Peter Leipham. John H morrow.
'nd the United States.
City of Rrddinj.
with
excitement
and
are
dig-
execu-
wild
Immaculate
Conception
of
the
Bless­
sought
ehaun,
whose
extradition
Is
Nichols and Louie D. Todd,
PRESIDENT SMITH WILL TALK
Redding
Cal.,
Anr'l «.—®Vank
FRUIT
NOT
INJURED.
in
their
dooryards.
"Farmers'
ging
ed Virgin Mary, by Pope Pius IX.
■>y the British government for an al­
tive committee of the
Morgan and Daughter Sail.
•Ils. arres’ed la«’ nf*bt
«»«»Io
leged murder tn Ireland.
the pro-
The present pope desires to have
Club of Lincoln County,1
Will Address Mormon Conference C'
i ”f ccmrl'clty In the Ore-on ex-
Pierpont
Kaiser and President.
New York. April 6— J.
posed organization which will incor Milton and Freewater Orchards Es- this feast observed the world over,
Certain Issues.
i-•** hold-un. was
released
thl*
Morgan and daughter sailed on the
ARKANSAS FOR HEARST.
Berlin. April 6—The Magde-Burg
porate to manage the business.
cape the Biting Froete That Have with especial solemnity, In order to
Salt I ake, April 6.—It Is under
•rri-g and Virente”« to sue th®
Oceanic today, denying their inten
properly
celebrate
it
the
pope
has
Ish
Zeltung
reports
that
the
em
­
Fallen Lately.
i re. »«a e’»1’»i« to be a nephew of
designated the 8th of each month, as peror will visit President I-oubet be­ Swept All the Democratic Primaries tion to permanently locate abroad. stood here that President Smith, c
GARDEN BAZAAR
the Mormon church, will this afte* Mrs. Chris Evans.
Reports from the Milton and Free- a day of jubilee In every Catholic fore he returns.
It is alleged the
In That Stats.
noon make a statement to the as­
Pending Arbitration.
Swell Affair for Benefit of Russian water orchards say that they have church, In honor of this event. In Prince of Monaco has been asked to
St. Louis, April 6.—County con­
Earthquake In Servia.
sembled Mormons In conference rel
ascaped injury from frost so far, and accordance with his wish, there will Invite the monarchs to his home,
New
York.
April
6.
—
Sixteen
thous
­
Red Cross.
ventions held In Arkansas indicate
atlve to the attitude of the churcl
Belgrade. April 8.—A setere e’rth-
Mary's simultaneously. The report bears that Hearst has swept the alate and bricklayers and laborers re
Washington, April 7.—Much atten ft Is now thought they will escape be special services at St.
regarding
politics,
polygamy
an<* make shock was felt throughout
at 8 the mark of authenticity.
tion is being given to the proposed altogether, as the weather is more church tomorrow morning
The populous counties are among sumed work thia morning, pending other matters brought out
in the tervla last evening, doing great dam-
favorable
and
the
nights
are
growing
arbitration.
They
have
been.
been
Idle
o’clock, at which high mass will be
garden bazaar given by Countess
those that
have
instructed for
Smoot investigation.
tge at Vranja.
celebrated and In the evening at 7:30
Cassini for the benefit of the Russian constantly warmer.
Telegraphers Strike.
Hearst.
Out of 25 counties heard three months.
The peaches and apricots are in the rosary and benediction will be
Red Cross the latter part of this
Toronto, April «.—The
telegraph from. 12 have inatructed. Almost
Gunboat Arrived.
Gold to Europe.
Ex-Quscn Isabella III.
month. Countess Cassini will uirect full bloom, and many orchards were said.
operators of the Great Northwestern one-half of the state convention
Washington, April 8.—The Unite?
New
York.
April 6.—One million
protected
by
fires
and
smoke
to
pre
­
Madrid.
April
«.
—
Former
Queen
the whole show. The marine band
accounted
Telegraph Company, struck today, membership is already
■ight«.hundred and twenty five dol-
The socialists of Clatsop county pending the reinstatement of five for, with 50 more counties to hear Isabella Is ill with influenza.
An­ States gunobat Helena stationed
will furnish the principal music. It vent frost, but it was not deejped
is understood the Japanese minister necessary, even at the time, by ex-'wllj nominate a full county ticket on men discharged because they are from. All leaders concede Hearst la xiety is felt on account of her ad­ Ylnkow. Manchuria, all winter, ar­ '»re »ta gold was engaged for ship-
rived at Shanghai this morning.
men^tn Europe today.
perienced fruitgrowers.
April 13.
vanced age
will contribute handsomely.
Arkansas' choice.
member* of the union.
Are
THE PIPES TRUST