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WEEKLY EDITION.
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Unswayed by fear uninflu-
enced by favor, the East Ore-
goniau will tell th«» truth. the
county.
whole truth, about
state and national affairs. It
is fair, absolutely Hair, to
..lose who differ from its
its
views, as well
as to
friends.
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The Las' Uregvulab of Pan-
dieum, Oregon, la published In
tts heart of the wonderful In-
land Empire
You will flnl
thM ft ia readable, reliable
and progressive, and will give
you the u«»i reliably, accu-
rately and fully.
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EAS PLAN T HUS
BEEN LOCATEB
STRAWBERRY
Will Be Built on the Present Commercial Association Ar-
Site of the Electric Light ranges for a Farmers’ Insti
tute on May 26.
and Power Works.
AGREEMENTS ARE ALL
MADE AND BOND FILED.
Thi* is the Conclusion Following the
Visit of J. H. Anderson and Sur­
vey of All Proposed Sites by Him
and
the
Committer
Council
Health—Work Will Begrn
Six Months and
on
Within
Finished a Year
and a Half From Date—All Objec­
tions Turned Down.
J. H. Anderson, the gas magnate
of Spokane, reached town yesterday,
looked over the city, selected the site
for his gas plant, accepted the
franchise granted by the city, and
filed his bond for the amount asked.
He left this morning for Spokane.
While here Mr. Anderson, in com
pany with F W. » incent. the loca.
manager of the Northwestern Gas &
Electric Company, and
Councilmen
Swearingen. Murphy and Dickson
who compose the committee on
health and police, made the rounds
of the places available as sites for
the gas plant. After viewing all ot
the sites offered, it was decided that
the best for all purposes would be the
present location of the Electric
Light & Power Company's station
and this was accordingly chosen by
Mr. Anderson, and the choice ratiflec
by the committee, in whose power
final action in the matter of the se
lection had been left by the council
at its last meeting
The franchise
was then accepted by the company
and the acceptance, with the bonu
was filed with the city recorder.
Begin Work in Six Months.
This action closes the deal as far
as the city is concerned, and it is now
up to the company to begin to make
preparations for the construction of
the plant, inside of the six months
limit, as laid down in the ordinance
There is a great deal of opposition
to the location of the plant at the
lx-e decided upon, and it was locat­
ed in the face of a petition of nearly
•>11 o the property holders in the
.'¡strict
affected.
The
petitioners
ai-n that the proximity of the sta
*-r> Will lessen the valuation of
' ir properties owing to the odor of
gas. and that the plant should be put
in some place where there are no
residences in the near neighborhood
The other side of the controversy
la'ms that the selected site is not.
strictly speaking, in a residence, but
in a manufacturing district. That
here are no houses to the east and
the south, and that the prevailing
winds will blow all odor from the
city instead of towards it. They do
not. however, acknowledge there will
be odor from the plant, and claim
that persons who are not otherwise
acquainted with the fact will never
know that there is a glass plant in
the vicinity. •
It is cited that in Walla Walla
and *n Baker City there have been
gas plants for years, and' never have
the parties living near them raised
objections to their prerence. The
company will construct a high board
fence around the property, and it
will be entirely shut off from public
gaze and notice. The sewer connec
tions and preventive construction of
the place will obviate any chance of
the plant being a nuisance.
It is also pointed out that not only
the city, but the residents individu­
ally, have recourse at law in case the
plant should become a detriment to
their property, or a danger to their
health.
The company will commence the
construction of the plant inside of
six months from this date, and ex­
pect to have the gas in the houses in­
side of 12 months from the time
work is commenced.
LIEU SELECTION DEED.
Abandoned Arizona Entry to Locate
in Umatilla County.
A rare deed was filed this morn­
ing in the office of the county re­
corder. It was a lieu selection deed
•nd by its provisions it was shown
that Edward B. Perrin had taken up
80 acres of land in Coconina county,
Arizona, but had, under the provis­
ions of the forest reserve act, deed­
ed the land back to the government
In consideration of the right being
Ing granted him to take up another
piece of land elsewhere.
According to this permit he on
May 4 filed on the south half of the
northwest quarter of section
19, in
township 6, north of range 34 east,
being in the Hudson Bay country.
Having filed on the land he sold the
right to file and all interest he may
ever have in the land in question to
William H. Caston, of Walla Walla,
for »400.
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Ossining, N. T-, May
4.— •
Sam Parka, former walking •
delegate of the Housesmiths' •
Union of New York, convicted •
of extortion and perjury in •
connection with the building •
strikes, died at '.. 15 this •
morning in the prison hospi- •
tai.
He was sentenced
to •
one year and six months. •
Parks failed in health imme- •
dlately after he fell into the •
clutches of the law, and died •
of tuberculosis.
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JAPS BOTTLE IIP
HARVEST.
Milton and Freewater Districts Will
Make First Shipment About May
20.
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PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO..OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY «. 1904
ceptcd at the meeting last night :
Chester Foster. Conrad Platzoeder, A.
Kunkel, Royal Sawtel). A J Good­
man. Frank Duprat. Frank G. Mitch­
ell. T D Taylor and E A Schiffler
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Preliminaries and Details for Confirmation of Statement
Canal Transfer Are Consid
Comes From St. Peters- I
ered Perfect.-
burg Sources.
NO. 45
COMMITTEE TO MEET
IN CHICAGO JUNE 15.
It Will Then Determine Contests and
Weed Out All Not Standing in With
the Machine—Entire Personnel of
the Officering of the Chicago Con­
vention Has Been Fixed by the
Waenington Machine—Convention
Will Meet Only to Ratify.
Nobody Responsible for the 'Their Delegates to the M.
Explosion on the Battle­ E. Quadrennial Conference
ship Misoouri.
Will Insist Upon It.
The strawberry crop in the Milton
and Freewater districts promises to
Washington. D. C . May 5—The
be very heavy, and the first ship­
committee on arrangements tor U.i-
ments will be made about May 20
| republican national convention
thls
this year.
afternoon decided to recommend un
Already the large growers are en
; officially to the full committee for
gaging help to handle the crop and
■ temporary chairman. EUbu Root. for-
from
all
the
present
prospects
it
will
: mer secretary of sar, alter deter EXPLANATION OF MOW
O. R A N. COMPANY TO
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION
THE JAPANESE SUNK TEN
T hey favor retaining
be a serious matter to s«*cure pickers
mining that the »ub-commitlee had no
FURNISH ABLE SPEAKERS. just at the right time to put the
DOLLARS THE SECURITY.
OBSTRUCTION VESSELS. authority to officially elect a tempor­
ACC.DENT OCCURFt
THE AMENDMENT CLAUSE
crop out as fast as it ripens. l’ma-|
ary chairman.
Indians
have
been
engaged
to
tills
Charles W Johnson of Minnesota
Large Committee of Farmers and pick by several of the large fanners Money Has Been Withdrawn From A Great Battle Is Confidently Ex was selected for temporary serre "Flare Back” During Big Gun Prac-> Their Influence Will Be Against Con­
and all the local women and children
tary; John R Malloy of Oblo, chief
Business Men Appointed to Pre­ that can be induced to work, have
pected to Begin at Any Hour—A assistant secretary, and seven assist­
Circulation Carefully to
Prevent
t.ce Ignited
Unexploded
Powder
solidation of Orders—Probable the
pare tor the Meeting—Agricultural been engaged, The crop is in excel-
Naval Engagement With the Vlad­ ants. including Walter S Mellleu of
Financial Stringency, and the Cash
Still in tne Gun—Held by tne Court
Book Concerns Will Be Merged—
lent condition and if the weather
California; serges nt-at-arms. W F
Experts Will Address toe Farmers continues warm the harvest will liec-
ivostok Squadron Is Reported— Stone ot Maryland, and First Aaalst
Will Be Paid at Once—Morgan the
That There Was No Negligence or
Proposed to Raise the Salaries of
on Live Topics of Dairying, Diver- ■ssarily begin earlier than the 20th.
Czar Will Take Personal Commend ant David C. Owen of Wluconain,
Fiscal Agent—American Engineers
Culpability, But That toe Use of
the Bisnops- Estimated
Value of
xs the berries will ripen rapidly,
president's clerk. A. Child« of Maine;
sified Farming, Forage Crops. and
In
Manchuria
—
Japs
Are
and
Zone
Governor
Leave
for
Pan-
Keeping
Smokeleex
Powoer
Is
Not
Under-
The stand of berries Is very heavy,
the Church's Hoid-ngs Is 1'0.000.-
official reporter M W Blumenbtirg
Feeding—Eight New Members Add- xnd the crop promises to show a bet­
Up an Almost Continuous Bombard- of Illinois; five reading clerks and
ama Tuesday—1,700
stoed in toe American
Navy—In
OOG— Editors and Publishers to Be
’er quality all over the strawberry
two tally clerks
ed to the Association.
ment of Port Arthur.
Work.
trie Supreme Court.
Chosen.
’'strict than usual. There has been
Probably 3e Murphy.
>n abundance of water and the
•Cornelius Bliss has not been offer-
weather has been cool enough to
ed and has not accepted the cbair-
produce
The largest attendance and the hold back the vines and
1 .ondon. May 5 —Reports are cur-
New
York.
May
5 —Secretary
L* m Angeles May 4 —Dr J W. E
manship of the republican national i Washington. Ma« 3—lhe full text
than Shaw, who is in the city today in rent here that Russian and Japanese
greatest enthusiasm in months mark­ larger and sweeter berries
committee."
of
th«-
finding
of
the
court
of
inquiry
Bos*-t*.
colored professor of history
is
the
statement
going
where the warm weather crowds the connection with the payment of the forces at Klulleu Cheng have fought
'd the regular monthly meeting of
from White House authority. It is into the Missouri disaster was made and theology in Gam*, a Seminary,
.•ines and berries too rapidly.
The Jap­
Panama canal purchase money this naothc-r desperate battle
believed Murphy, of New Jersey, »'ill public th!» afternoon
he
Commercial Association last
The prices for picking will range afternoon, said:
South Atlanta. Ga, said
i
today the
anese losses are placed at lu.«kJO. the be incited to fanait«* the <ampai<n
sight.
from 25 to 32 cents per crate, ac-
Russians
at
T.uoo.
Th*
Russians
are
There is no hitch in the arrange-
The cause of the accident was tfaei colored delegates to the Methodist
We arranged for said to have retreated in disorder
The rapid growth of the associa­ ’ording to the rush The n. R A N met ! for payment
unexpected ignition of two sections, conference will make a hard fight to
Black Will Nom.nate.
to t*e place«! with the Mor
tion from 40 members just a few s preparing to handle the immense J I"’ 1
Washington Maj 5.—Former Gov- xf charges ot unexploded smokeless I secure tie- eie* ;ion i of a colored
veeks ago. to a membership of 90. at •utput and it is probable that a rec- Ran company Monday
Rumor of Russian Victory.
ernor Black, of New York, has been powder then in the gun by the "flare bishop.
While the secretary of the Teas
hisf time, is telling in its beneficial lar baggage <ar will be put in sen-
Izmdon May 5.—The Central News selected to make the Roosevelt nom- Jack ' The fiau.<- ignited two of the
He said the colored delegates stand
ce
on
the
branch
line
during
the
ber-
■try is required by statute to take correspondent at St. «vtersburg says
'Sects for the city of Pendleton.
inating speech. Among the second- sections in the ammunition car and or the retention of the amusement
•y and cherry season, instead of the security in a case ot this kind, the
Will Hold Farmers’ Institute.
the rumor is current at th«- Russian ng speeches will be one by Harry t shower of burning powder was clause but fear consolidation, as it
nixed smoker and baggage car in extern of the security is left to h>s
capital that a second battle was
After auditing the expense ac- use ordinarily
irojected down the 12-inch elevator may wipe out the Freedman s Aid So­
I discretion.
Securities approved by fought at Chung Haitien. 2v mile* Jdwards. of Macon. Ga.
'ounts. and accepting eight
new
n the handling room igniting eight ciety.
Committee Meeting June 15.
i the .department to the extent of »25 »outb of Feng Huang Cneng in which
members, the association took up the
ither sections of a moke leas powder
DAN SMYTHE ACCEPTS.
Cand.dates tor colored bishop are
10M.000. will be deposited at the time the Russians lost 7.000
Acting
Chairman
Payne
has
issued
The Japan
natter of holding a farmers' institute
The accident was in no respect Dr. Bowen. Dr M C B Mason, and
the warrant is delivered
a
call
for
a
meeting
of
the
republican
esc according to run. r. were driven
n this city, this having been present
Vili Make the Race for District At-
Working out the plan will cause back in disorder
national committee in the Coliseum Jue io fault or negligence on the Rev. J. B Scott.
'd to President Borie after the sue
no
financial
disturbance,
as
the
Value of Church's Holdings.
torney in Seventh Judicial Dis­
t Chicago. June 15. to determine art of any officer or members of
'essful meeting of farmers at Echo
money is being drawn from
the
centeal*
and prepare the temporary 'he crew
Reports of the publishing agents of
trieL
ast Saturday.
Czar
Will
Go
to
the
Front.
The court finds the following wor ■he rhnrch win show that while the
banks to the treasury too gradually "
uU oi delegates
Dau P Smythe, who has been as
President Borie. T G Hailey and
hv <*f particular mention under the ibysteal assets are worth at least
Rome. May 5—According to a di
ee Teutsch spoke enthusiastically of ■ociated with Hailey a Lowell in law
reel communication received by the
lead of extraordinary heroism
Act 13 •-.*.w. the
TWELVE FIREMEN HURT.
To Deliver the C«»n.
properties of the
■he benefits to be derived from such >r*ctice in this city for some time,
ng Gunner Cox. Chief Gunner's Marc tburch, mcliid.ng its periodicals and
po;-e from Russia, the czar, notwtth
Washington May 5 —The
preti* I standing the advice of his ministers,
i meeting, in educating and furnish- '«as accepted th»? nomination for dis-
Mate
Schepke -tapers are valued at fully »10.000.-
Gasoline in Undergrouno Storenoas« loussen. Gunner*
■ng information to the farming com- •rict attorney in the seventh Judicial dent today received from General - is dei< rmitird to go to th« front and
1 list of 18 other officers and men
Exploded.
Editors and publishers whose
■nunity. Mr. Teutsch. who attended listrict on the democratic ticket, and Knox a letter reporting that he has command the army
nefading Captain Cowles, is giver salaries range from »75*- to S5.000.
Philadelphia. May &.—Twelve fire­ s
he picnic at Echo, outlined the mu lied his acceptance at The Dalles ■ made an arrangement with the new
deserving
special
commends will be elected and a consolidation
Panama Canal Company and .Morgan
men were Injured early this morning i tion."
ificent offer of Colonel R C. Judson ■esterday.
Persecuting toe Jews.
of the publishing bouses is to be pro­
The district comprises the countie« & Company, whereby the latter were
by an explosion of gasoline stored
>f the industrial department of the
Rear Admiral Barker approves the posed
Berlin. May 5.—The Frankfurter underground by the Pennsylvania
R. a N., to furnish lecturers for if Crook. Sherman. Gilliam Wheeler designated as agents to mas*- the
Indings and comments at length or
Advisability of increasing the sal-
he institute and after some interest xnd Wasco, and is the largest judic­ transfer of the money due by the 'Zeitung reports that Russia has or railroad near West Philadelphia sta 'be ]>roperti*-s of smokeless powder
ar.es of bishops from
and trav­
|
dt-red
the*
expulsion
ot
115
Jewish
Unite*!
State-
to
the
canal
romi-any
tion.
Irg discussion, it was decided to ial district in the state. While the.
*he use of which is apparently not eling expenses, to »6.400, will be dis­
During the fire railroad detectives thoroughly understood la
bold a farmer's institute in this city district is strongly republican, com-j The forty million is to be deposited families numbering 6m* ¡n-rsotis. from
our navy
Two days will be occupied
>n Thursday. May 26. on the court nlicatlons this year seem to make the; with Morgan immediately upon the ' Nlkrlkk province, and Tcbernigoff. endeavored to eject two Italians who The admiral says the conduct of cussed
bouse grounds at which time at leas’ chances favorable for a democratic delivery by the < anal company to the i which are within the “pale." hence «ere trespassers, when one shot De­ the captain, officers and crew was with organization, after which will
be heard reports of committees me­
dx or seven prominent arricultura’ candidate, and especially where the' Unite ! States of all property includ­ I the expulsion is illegal and wanton. tective Conner in the abdomen.
vuperb, and he makes special men-
A fire started at midnight and was tion of Mousser.'s art of crawling morials 'rv>n> conference
>xperts from the leading colleges and personal popularity is as great as ed in the purchase. The French in­
extinguished without much daniag-
nstitutions of the Northwest will ad that of Mr. Smythe, who has a host terests to accept this deposit as cquB
Russia Buys Steamers.
through a bole into the burning mag
Skirmish Over Bcc< Concern
'ress the farmers on the practical of friends in the different counties, alent to payment tor all purposes of
B«-r!lng
May
5—The Tageblatt When the firemen went to make a •zine
lx* Angeles. May
4—The first
•>uestions of dairying, forage crops Arlington is his home and be will delivery of property, although a part says Russia baa purchased all the final examination with torches, an
skirmish over the Methodist Bock
Ceding, diversifie. farming, cream make the campaign from that point of the funds In distribution awaits eight steamers of the Nord Deutch explosion followed, enveloping the
W-ll Enlarge tne Capitol.
the action of the French courts
Concern fight took p ace this morn­
>ry prospects and other live topics
erllne. and three ships of the Ham whole company in a sheet of flames.
Warhing'oc May
3—The
joint ing when the book committee met
hat concern Umatilla county.
burg Packet Line
commisaion
of
senate
and
house
at
Engineers to Panama.
to consid«T the consohcAtion of the
It is not the intention nor the aim
1 meeting today decided to adopt Eastern and Western concerns at
->f the association to imitate the
Washington. May 5 —Geo W Da
Blocked the Channel.
■he Waiter plans of 1865 for the ex- New York and Chicago
No report
-natemess preparations of Echo, in
.vis. governor of the Panama canal
*ension of the east fron» of the rap- will be made till the regular sesston
St Petersburg. May 5 —A Port Ar-
’his meeting, in the way of literarv
zone, accompanied by a corp« of
itol.
of the conference but it is under­
entertainment and free dinner, as
i American engineers, will leave New thur dispatch says Japanese ships
last
evening
were
seen
coursing
far
stood the committee favors consoli­
such would be out of the question
York Tuesday, atd on the arrival of
Accepted Gr<sby Resignation.
dation
here, but the meeting will be strict­
the Colon will assume entire control out. and a fresh attack on Pon Ar­
Washington May 3—The resigna­
thur is anticipated
Every train is bringing in scores
ly educational and will be given a«
of the canal property.
tion of Melvin Grigsby. United States of delegates and friends, and the
The message contains information
an expression of the highest objects
The 1,700 laborers now employed
attorney in the Nome district Alas­ city is rapidly filling up
confirming the Japanese contention
of the Commercial Association in
will be continued in their work
ka has been accepted by the presi­
that the harbor is sealed
Twelve
Ail arrangements for the opening
benefiting the community in every CONFERENCE OF SiOCKMEN
dent
No intimation as to his *cc- of the «inference tomorrow morning
fireships were sunk, of which eight WIN» OVER THE STATE
possible way.
AND RAILWAYS BEARS FRUIT. REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR
Attorney Generat Knox a are <ompleted
have been located, while the poal-
ANO LOCAL MACHINES. ceeK-r
With the hearty assistance and co­
OF GOVERNMENT CENbUS tions of two are unknown, while the
year ago recommended Grigsby for
Dr W Thomas of Philadelphia,
operation of the O RAN. company
dismissal for leaving his post with tells an awful story of the sufferings
remaining two retreated
The aver­
it is hoped to hold a profitable meet Free Return Transportation Privile-
age tonnage of the vessels was 2.000. Grast Victory in Both Casas tor Rad out lermiasion
of thousands of delegates at the
’ng and to make the fanners' instl-
Western Believed That Eiyhty-five Thousand
ges Taken Away From
Grand Canyon without food or wa­
•ute a regular event hereafter.
icsl.
Progressiva
Democracy
—
Gen.
Three
Hundred
Will
Cover
ths
En
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Stockmen on January 1, Will Be
Lynchehaun Released.
ter for 24 hours
The delegates
Steady Bombardment.
Committee on Arrangements.
James
B.
Weaver
Heads
the
Iowa
tire
Number,
Allowing
for
Falsified
Restored—Chicago. Milwaukee 4
Washington May 3— The attempt worked Sunday laying a temporary
5
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A
Central
News.
London.
May
President Borie named Bert Huff­
Delegation Backed by Instructions to extradite Thomas Wa'she (or Lyn- truck around the wreck
Returns — Twenty-two
Hundred
St. Paul Road First to Act—O. R.
Tokio correspondent, wires that fol­
man as chairman of a general com­
—The Anti-Mearet People Opposed cheh.itni. wanted in England
has
Were Born Here.
4.
N.
Expected
to
Give
Out
Notifi
­
lowing
the
sinking
of
the
fireships
mittee of arrangements, the commit-
failed through a decision by the su­
to
Bolting
—
Hearst
Carnes
Eight
FORTY MUTINEERS.
Washington.
May
5
—
The
director
Monday,
the
fleet
bombarded
the
cation Soon.
•ee to be appointed by the chairman,
preme court today
Out c< Ten Congressional Distr.cts
of the census today made a state­ forts at Port Arthur. The bombard
xnd the following farmers and busi-
Lynchehaun was sentenced to life Sa'em Convicts Go on Strike About
oess men of this vicinity were ap-
In Illinois.
ment regarding the number of Chi- ment was resumed Tuesday and con­
imprisonment in Ireland for assault
Their Food.
tinued
yesterday.
Charles F Martin, secretary of the nene in the United States, based upon
pointed to have charge of tbe insti-
ami murder He escaped from prison
tute, and confer with Colonel Judson National Livestock Association, has
Salem
May
3 —A few of th* par­
and was arrested at lndiarapol'is.
a comparison of the census returns
Des Moines Iowa. May 4.- When
Another Engagement.
it once in the matter of selecting sent out notice to Western
The supreme court affirmed the de­ ticulars of an unsuccessful mutiny
stock with the report of the commissioner
speakers for the meeting: John Ma
St. Petersburg. May 5—Rumors are the democratic convention assembled cision of the Indiana court that a’ the penitentiary on Friday last
of immigration, in which he says the
carty, E. J. Meiners, Jurgen Mumm shippers that the return transporta-
persistent
here of s naval engage at 2 this afternoon. Hearst was mas­ Walsbe should have l*een given an have just come to the outside world
R. I-aing. George Perringer, J
H lion privileges, in force up to Janu­ results of the compilation shows that ment between the Vladivostok squad­ ter df the situation and it was a fore­ examination before turning him over Forty men m the foundry put down
Ferguson. William Blakeley, W. W ary 1. 1904, but discontinued since of 6.C72 Chinese males re pored an ron and Kami Mura's squadron, but gone conclusion that Iowa’s 26 dele­ to tte New York authorities and his their tools and demanded an audi­
gate« to the national convention will
Harrah, R M. O'Brien. W
M. Rob­ that time, have been restored by born in the United States, probably they have no confirmation
ence with Warden Curtis, their com­
dis» barge is ordered
Northwestern
roads, 2.231 were really born here, and 4,-
be instructs«! for the New Yorker.
erts, 1. J. Cheney. Dave Cargill. I.. C. Western and
The crime for which Lynch« haun plaint being the quality and quantity
426
were
cases
ot
false
returns
Rothrock. Purl Bowman. John Crow ind that shippers would be furnished
The opposing f*< tk>t. has agreed to was convicted was an incident of the of the food served them.
Japanese Loan Floated.
Thi- true numl>er of Chinese immi
C. E McLellan, J. A Borie. T G free return transportation for them-
abandon its plans for a rump con­ Irish land riots and it is claim'd in
Twenty-five men started the trou-
grants
into
the
United
States
will
Ixmdon.
May
&.
—
The
Evening
Hailey. Lee Teutsch, Dr C. J. Smith. selves and attendants. who accom-
vention. out of deference to the
the offense was really of ble by laying down their tools and
Eastern probably reach 85.301, instead of 80.- News announces that the Japanese wishes of Congressman Wade, al tne *1?» behalf
to
Thomas Thompson. C. E. Roosevelt. ,>any stock shipments
a political character
demanding ot their guard, John Ber
8<C. as reported, the difference being loan of »50.000.000 has been floated
W. F. Matlock. Leon Cohen. R Alex­ markets.
second district, (the only national
gen. to lead them to the main build­
due
to
false
returns
at
about
93
It
is
secured
by-
import
This is the outcome of a confer-
ander. J. S. Whittinghill. G. A. Hart­
representative losa democrats have
Jury Completed.
ing which he did
Warden Curtis
duties and will bear 6 per cent.
ence of stockmen and traffic manag-
man, and J. F. Robinson.
chosen
in
many
years
)
AT WORK AT TOPEKA.
Washington, May 3.—The jury in was temporarily away, and while
A meeting of the committee is era held in Chicago, on February 25
Wade is personally opposed to •he Tyner Barrett
postoffice case waiting for him. 1» men in the poi-
Movement of Warships.
called for 3 o’clock Saturday after­ for the purpose of discussing the
Hearst, but against bolting
Eighty-four Men Have Gone to Work
vas
completed
this
morning
and the shing department ot the foundry
noon. at the parlors of the Commer­ matter. The committee of stock-
Chee Foo. May 5.—Chinese Junks
The address of Temporary Chair- preliminary statements made
Ty went through the same formula witn
in Santa Fe Shops.
cial Association to decide upon the •nen. of whlch Montie B. Gwinn, of
report a fleet of 40 Japanese warships man Cullison did not enter into fac
heir guard. W. H Hicks, and tol-
ver is in court in an invalid chair.
details of the institute, and make Boise City was a member, was ap-
Topeka, Kan.. May 5.—Eighty-four and transports off Wei Hal Wei Tues tional differences.
owed the first body of protestants
final arrangements for the speakers pointed by the Livestock Associa- machinists and apprentices wont to day. steaming northwest
Ex Congressman Butler was chosen
over to the main building.
On Inspection Tour.
with Colonel Judson, who is expected ion in Portland at its annual meet- work in the Santa Fe shops this
He shouted
permanent chairman,
For the sake of discipline, and to
Norfolk. May 3.—Secretary Moody.
to be present at the meeting.
ing in January.
morning
The company will bring
Additional Killed and Wound.
some for Hearst.
ienaiors Hale. Penrose and Bacon. relieve themselves partly of the re­
While the speakers have not yet
So far the only road to actually mm to take the strikers' places im­
Kuro.
Tokio, May
15—General
Hearst Resolutions.
xnd Representatives Dalzell, Meyers sponsibility of standing guard over
been selected, it is almost certain ;rant the privilege has
been the mediately.
Third
Vice-President
commanding the Jai>anese In Man
The resolutions committee by a and Hemingway sailed for Guantana die men in a body, the sentries or-
that Dr. James Withycombe, ut the ?n*cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, but Buckalew. of the International Ma­
churla. reports 200 additional killed vote of eight to three, reported a mo Bay this morning, aboard
the iered all the men into their cells
Oregon Agricultural College; Profes
he other transcontinental lines are chinists' Union, in charge of the
and injured Russians have been found strong Hearst indorsement
Dolphin, to Inspect the naval station They obeyed reluctantly and sullen-
tor H. T. French, of the Idaho Agri- expected to follow immediately.
strike system, will tour the road. on the Yalu battlefield.
iy.
Sixteen out of 22 district delegates there
-ultural College;
Professor C. L.
Agent E. C. Smi.-i, of the O. R & Picket lines were established today,
and each of the four delegates a'
Smith, of Spokane, and Dr. E. N. N.. has received no notification of but the strikers are orderly.
Upon the arrival of Warden Curtis
Big Fight Expected.
THREW HER BABY AWAY.
large were named by the Hearst
Hutchinson, of the bureau of animal he restoration of the pass privilege,
til were rounued into tne chapel,
Ixtndon. May 5.—According to dis­ force. Th«> latter are General James
industry, will be among the number, is yet, but expects to hear from his
where Mr Curtis listened to their
SAID TO HAVE RECANTED.
patches received from the front today B. Weaver. J. M Parsons. J ldge E Woman's Mind Unbalanced by Toe 'omplaints about the food, and then,
besides other able speakers on spec­ •’empany any day, on the subject.
M,ny Cares and Too Little Food.
ial subjects to be designated later.
without making them any promises,
Report That Famous English Liberal an engagement between Japanese M Carr and S B Wadsror-h
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and Russian land forces is expected
Spokane. May 3.—Mrs. Mary Fig cave them the alternative of return-
The farmers of the vicinity of Pen­
W. & C. R. IS IN LINE.
Is Now a Catholic.
at Fen Huang Cheng any moment.
leski. on route over the Great North .ng to work inside of two minutes.
lieton are especially invited to take
Hearst Carrie aChicago.
Manchester, May 5.—The Dispatch
Russian reinforcements have been
•»rn from New Jersev to the Sound >r of the dark cell, or of being suot
>art in this work, and be present at teturn Transportation to Stockship-
Chicago. May 4.—Hearst has -car­
prints a report that John Morley, the pouring along the IJa Yang roads,
'ast night threw her baby, less than if the vdld neither
he institute, as it ¡ b the beginning
Inside of two
pera Is Now in Effect.
eminent liberal member of parl.a and it is probable Kuropatkin person ried eight out of the 10 congression x year old. out of a car w indow, near
jf a regular course of institutes to
ninutes every man was either in the
Thia
insures
al
districts
in
Chicago
B. Caiderhead, the general ment, hitherto thought to have a ally will command.
8.
Columbia Falls, ami then did
her foundry or on his way there.
>e held here, from which the farm-
In tbe event of defeat the Russians Illinois to Hearst by an overwhelming beat to follow It. with the train at
?rs will be able to draw incalculable reigbt and passenger agent of the loaning toward Voltaire's philosophy.
Warden Curtis declares that the
instruc- has joined the Catholic church.
will retire to Motieng Ling. 55 miles majority. Illinois has been secured full speed. Other passengers held quality and quantity of the food is
tenefits. These speakers are experts W. & C. R., is the bearer of
by
Hearst
despite
the
opposition
of
tions
from
the
headquarters
of
his
along the Lia Yang road to make a
her and the train was stopped aud at least as good as the best average
in their lines and are employed by
Fren-h Train Wrecked.
final Btant to prevent the Japanese the and state democratic machines. backed down until the baby was prison fare, and will make no con-
he various states and government to company to restore at once the old
It
means
Hearst.
If
nominated,
will
Motieng Ling
Calais. May 5—The Basle express reaching the railroad
found.
It had landed tn some cessions to the men. who will be
further the work of agricultural sci­ agreement (in force prior to January
carry Illinois by 75.000 majority.
bushes and then rolled off into the more closely guarded and watched
ence and their experiences are valu­ 1, 1904) under which stockshippers was derailed near Nesle today. Five is a narrow pass, comparable to the
had the privilege of return
trans- passengers and the train guard were famous Shika pass In the Russo-
mud. and was almost entirely un­ than ever from now on.
able to the farmers.
port at ion.
badly injured.
¡Turkish war.
Turkish Cruiser Ashore.
hurt. being only scratched and bruis­
Meetings Twice a Month.
This position bv the W. & C. R is
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Constantinople. May 5.—The Turk­ ed a little.
Before adjournment it was decid­ practically simultaneous with the
Investigation showed
that
Mrs. a
ish
cruiser
Abdul
Medjid.
Aniericau
ed to hold meetings of the associa- decision of the Chicago, Milwaukee
built, recently arrived from Philadel­ Figleski was temporarily eraxed with
Formally Turned Over.
ion every two weeks, and the meet- & St. Paul, which has been widely
phia. is ashore while en route for hunger, travel weariness, lack of a
ng adjourned to meet on Tuesday heralded as “the first’’ to acquiesce
Smyrna in charge of Turkish officers sleep and the care of nine chtldhen
Danema. May 4.—The for­
night, May 17, at which time a prop- in the wishes of the stockmen as ex-
nil of whom were with her
She
mal act of turning over the
isition will perhaps be presented to oressed in their joint conference in
had
denied
.
herself
food,
sleep
and
Panama canal to the United
Roaaeau Operated On.
change the constitution to fix the Chicago, February 25. with the traf­
rest to care for her little ones, until
States government, was per-
Portland, May 5. — (Special.) — his fine was suspended because he
regular meetings twice each month, fic managers of the Western roads.
Paris. May 5.—Former Premier her mind gave way.
formed with much ceremony
Charles Cunningham and four of his is holding the land.
The membership campaign is as-
Waldeck Rosseau was operated on
The canal
at 7 this morning
six
associates
plead
guilty
today.
The
cases
against
Mrs.
Kato
James
suming immense proportions, and as
this
morning
for
over
trouble
DEBS FOR PRESIDENT.
Deputy Sheriff Miller, of Silver
was received
by
General
Cunningham got off by pleading and Mark Shackleford were quashed
a means of further adding worthy
Bow. Mont.. Jumped out of a car win
Brooks and staff on behalf of
members to the association President Socialists Then Nominated Hanford guilty and agreeing to pay a fine, the on motion of District Attorney John
German Liner Ashore.
dow on a moving Southern Pacific
the United States. Consul-
sum imposed by the court being »5,- Hall, “for Jack of evidence.”
Borie stated that each member would
’or Vice-President.
Lisbon. May 5.—The German I mail train, in Nevada. Wednesday morn-
general Gudger
and
other
000; Asa Rayburn, pleading guilty,
This closes the most interesting
be expected to hand in the applies
Chicago, May 5 —The socialist na­ got a tine of »100; Glen H. Baling, land fraud cases in the history of liner Kurfurat. from Zanzibar, la Ing. to follow a prisoner who was
prominent Americans witness
tion of a new member by the next
making his escape from Miller, and
ed the ceremony, which con­
Eastern Oregon. The federal court ashore north of Sagres
meeting. The club Is in a highly tional convention this afternoon nom­ pleading guilty, was fined »100.
neither prisoner nor deputy can be
inated
Eugene
V.
Debs,
of
Indiana,
cluded wtth raising the Amer­
room
was filled with spectators when
Shelly Jones plead guilty, but the
prosperous condition and the mem­
James Reid, a pioneer of Cariboo, found, It is feared both fell into the
ican flag
The natives ex­
bership is greater than ever before. for president and Benjamin Hanford, fine was suspended because he has the “sheep king." Charles Cunning and a member of the Canadian par­
river which ran beside the track. The
of New York, for vice-president, and lived on the land and intends to make ham. was fined. A lecture on fraud
press much aatistaetion.
New Members Added.
adopted a platform along the usual it his home.
in general was administered by Judge liament since 1881, Is dead at Van­ train was backed up, but found no
The following members were ac- socialistic i.aea.
trace of them.
Dallas O'Hara pleaded guilty, but Bellinger to each of th« defendants. couver, B. C.
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