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VOL. XXVIII.
PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO. OREGON I'RIDAY. JUNE 17, 1904
i
WILL BE TRIED IN SEPTEMBER
Grand Jury Indicts. Coroner's Jury
Refuses to Find Against Her.
TO SUCCEED KNOX
NO. 57
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t
STOCK PRICES
Successor to Succeed
Quay.
I New York June 13 -When told ut
Washington, Jun-- 10.—Th« pro*
her indictment by her la»yi-r. Alix-
pec-tire retirement of Gen. Knox baa
Patterson collapsed
and seeno-d
started th«j cabinet makers to work
'about to tail, when Mr. Levy, her
The names heard in connection
| lather, « aught
her.
Coroner Jack
with the revised cabinet are Spooner
son hastened to the woman's side
of Wisconsin, Warren of Wyoming
When
and administered stimulants
and George A Knight of California,
she. revived sufficiently to be led
| »ho will make the sev-ondlug spe«%h H
IS
back to the tombs
: iu th«- republican nailoual conven­
Jackson said the young woman
tions. Henry C Evans ot Tennessee,
gave way temi>orari!y
under the
former iM-nxion commissioner, Henry
strain, but the illness is not of a se
Cabot lx>dge of Massachusetts, who.
rious nature.
’ however, it Is likely, would consider
The trial cannot take place before
nothing except a state portfolio
September
Meanwhile she must re-
William l*ay, present assistant at-
main a prisoner in the tombs.
lorney g.-neral, may be given the fo- SLAUGHTER ORDERED BY
TEMPORARY SURPLUS WILL
CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES
LAST DEPORTATIONS TO
District Judge and County Officials A me ng the Number to Suffer Eule. Not
sltton temporarily.
Coroner's Inquest,
BE SLOWLY REMOVED
IRADE FROM THE SULTAN, f
FLEEING FROM MANCHURIA.
The coroner’s inquest into the
TAKE PLACE TOMORROW
Failing to Include the Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee
ON THE TRAIL.
death of Caesar Young was held I this
Forbidden to Hold Meeting:
morning
After hearing the* I testi-
w<ll
Be Captured I Seven Tnousanö People Put to Death
Company
Will A**>st
mony of Dr Edwin N Riggins, of the
R A N
I Tiam Robber*
Reinforcements
for
Kuroki.
Who
Will
Troops Will Be Withdrawn This
Unloading Deported Miner* on Kansas. But They Turn and Head for
Soon With Bloodhound*
Hudson Street hospital, who attend-
Stockmen m Reaching Available
Vast Quantities of Christians’
and
Issue
on
Liao
Yeng
—
Force
the
ed Young, ami Dr Phillips O'Hanlon,
Week—Portland Mine Will Not Be
Colorado.
G-.«-n»'«‘d Spring« Col . Jun. lf -
Resett e-
Range by Giving Extreme»/ Moder
Property
Destroyed
Russians Abandon All TeA-itory (he »■oroner’s jury brought in a ver­
ihirsuit of the remainder of the train
Allowed to Reopen if it Employs
dict simply stating that Young had
robbers
wax
resumed
this
morning
ate
Rates—Surplus Stock in the
ment
of
Devastated
Village
Forbid
­
South of Niu Chwang—Chinese died as the result of a pistol wound
Union Men. and All Union Men
by a posse
Cripple
Creek.
Jun«
’
11
—
Wholesale
.M
iners
decided
today
to
appeal
to
den.
and
a
Vast
Region
Is
Terror-
Eastern
and Centrai Stock Produc
Mrs Patiersoa, who was in the
Spy From Port Arthur Says the
Will Be Excluded From the Dis-
During the night the outlaws es­
coroner's court when the Inquest be­ de|<or!ations of strik« rs continued to- President Roosevelt to Investigate the caped the round up
■ ng States >s Gradually Going to
stricken—Furtner Massacres Fear­
Bloodhounds
Place Can Hold Out for Two gan. was removed when the coroner
conditions In Colorado. Secretary W
trict—General Bell
Declares the
dsy. about 2W) men being sent out
D Heywood was instructed to send ire on the trail and it is thought the
Market—This Same Movement Will
ed in Other Districts, and Ar*
was
notified
of
the
finding
of
the
Only
Months
and
Their
Hope
Is
Whole Trouble Due to the Social­
ot this place and adjacent camps.
men will give up from exhaustion
the following telegram:
indictment
against
her.
Young's
Gradually Extend to the West and
Probable.
Kuropatkin.
The troops and Citizens' Alliance
"Hon Theodore Roosevelt. Wash won. as few ranch«* are about from
ists Controling Miners' Federation.
widow was present at the inquest.
continue their raids, and new prison­ ington, D. 8
A duty devolves upon which to draw sustenance.
Relieve tne Situation.
The body of Tom Ross, killed y«^-
ers ar«- brought in fast as others are* vou as president of the United States
TACOMA MASONS.
deported.
to investigate the terrible crime* that •«day, wax brougtt in from Newcaa-
Constantinople. June 13.—The Ar­
Niu Chwang. June 13.—It
is re-
Cripple Creek. June 13.—The situ-
Nothing la known menian Patriarchs have received ia
Bell doubled precautions last night are being perpetrated in Colorado in I«- this morning
purted
the
Russians
have
suffered
a
They Dedicate a New Temple With betause of be bitter feeling aroused the name of law and order. We wUi »f his antecedents.
C J Millis livestock agent tor the
ation in both districts this morning
lunnatkm that the irade Issued by O R * N , who is in th* city attend-
is practically normal, The authori­ severe defeat as a result ot an am
Imposing Ceremonies.
by the coroners verdict in the dyna­ render every possible assistance to
be sultan resulted in a wholesale
bush
at
Pulanben
<
Publication
1
to
ties, both civil and military, expect
-ng the wool «ales, is hopeful of bet-
JAPANESE HANGED.
the proper authorities in such Inves­
massacre and destruction of Arme
Tacoma. Wash . June 13.—The new mite case.
the rear of Port Arthur.
«r price* tor both cattle and sheep
no further trouble.
Bel!
aays
about
4"oo
men
will
be
de
­
tigation
to
the
end
that
the
people
of
nian
property.
Rus- Masonic temple »as dxlicsted In “du«-
The Japanese attacked the
Another ba.ch of unionists will be
Ater in the season, and confidently
Killed
Two
Men
and
One
Woman,
nied
before
martial
law
cloae*
the
country
may
realize
the
outrage*
The irade prohibits the re-set'Je-
and this will sians. then drew the latter on a form ' today, th«' ceremonies being
deported tomorrow­
-xpecta * good movement ot stock at-
The coroner's jury is continuing the that are being inflicted on innex ent
All Japaneae.
ment of Armenians in the village*
-r they are placed in better conditio*
wind up the military- campaign of »eigned retreat. The Russians were more elaborate and imposing than any i iquest behind closed doors
¡lerson* by those in temporary offic­
destroyed.
before
seen
in
this
city.
rapped,
and
are
said
to
have
lost
Folsom. Cal , June
10— Hokichl
To-
»or market, on the summer range*.
driving men from the district.
ial power
villages
May
15
and
June
3
IS
St
Helens
avenue
in
th«-
vicinity
of
800
men
killed
and
wounded.
The
lidaka. a Japanese, >u hanged here
morrow the mineowners will issue
Beginn.r.g at the Missouri river,"
Exiled Officials.
“W D HAYWOOD.
were destroyed in the district of
i (Signed!
»he temple was elaborately decorat
'bis morning for the murder of three
a statement defining their position Russians fell back on Kai Chow-
aid Mr. Mi...*, "ail the great stock
■
Secretary
"
Chetaas.
district
ot
and
22
in
the
Denver. June 11—The following
•1 with bunting, flags and .Masonic
regarding unionism in this district.
it was further decided that a bl* Japanese, one a woman, in Sacramen ».hetass. and 22 in the district o: .reducing state* of the west are mor*
emblems. The dedicatory services Teller county official* are exile* from
Catholic Missionaries Flee.
with siock.
Ban on All Union Miners,
tory
of the labor trouble* in Colorado o a year and a half ago. He claim­ I'iuhava.
Half the population, ag ar less overcrowded
Rome. June • 13.—The Vatican is in­ jegan a-. Io o'clock this morning and their homes and will not return to
ed the woman promised to marry him
rboee tn the west being more *eri-
It is expected the ban will only be formed that a number of Catholic *ere of several hours' duration They Cripple Creek while the military I» shall l>e taken to Washington by an ecured hi* money, and then married .legating 5*->> and 2wv. were killed
Massacres are feared in many other ausly affected in thu way. than th*
placed on the Western Federation of missionaries i in Korea and Southern *ere conducted in accordance with in control, owing to reports that the emissary and placed In the president's another. He followed the couple and
astern and cen.ral states, because
places, and shop* have been close«,
M mers and ail other organizations to Manchuria, to escape persecution. he Masonic ritual by Grand Master i i izens' committee, which Is cooper­ hands
«but both In attempting to male hi*
! their ist'.ation from the great mar-
It
was
also
decided
to
appeal
Pres
be-
.or
three
day*
past
at
Bute*,
while
the
metaliferous
miners
which
ave taken refuge aboard French. Charles D Atkin*. assist«! by other ating with the military, intended to ident Moyer's habeas corpus case to escape be killed another Japanese.
set center*.
At
Diarbekir
and
Sassoun
reserve*
long.
force
them
to
resign
their
offices
rand
iodg»'
officers
German and Italian warships and in­
it happens that the surplus for
uave been sent for by the authorities
The troops will probably be with- ended to claim indemnity.
1 strict Judge W P Seeds. County th* United States supreme court.
STILL IN THE RING.
he past few year* has been held on
m suppress disorder.
drawn from the district this week.
Judge
A
S
Frost
County
Assessor
P
EFFORT TO COMMUTE.
he ranges, which cause* only a tem­
Nearly all mines which closed Mon-
J Devault. County Treasurer D J
Started Back to Colorado.
Moving on Liao Yeng.
Hesrot * Manager in West Affirm* Hi*
porary congestion
FOR
BOISE
BARRACKS.
Clerk
F
P
Man
day last after the Independence ex­
McNeill
and
County
Coolidge. Kan , Jun* 11.—Three of
Seoul. June 13.—Twenty thousand Desperate Attempt to Forestall the n.a.
"The country is gradually ad jus t-
Candidacy.
resumed operations this
plosion,
All of these official*
except th« Colorado union miner exile* ar
Hanging
of
a
Woman.
uen
have
been
sent
to
reinforce
Ku
­
Chicago June 11—A. M. Lawrerce. ¿xtena ve lr orovements to Be Push­ mg Itself to the ondltioe. and
morning. The Portland, the pride of
Judge Seeds are in Denver
rived
here
today
Ninety-one
were
.here must be a mo.^meut ot stock
the numerous roki. who is thought to be still at
Cripple Creek and
Hackensack. N J . June 13.—A
ed to Completion.
unloaded at the state line, about two manager of rlear*-.'* western cam­
» supply the increasing detrend.
union .-eng Huan Cheng, and has pushed his
paign today eni|'t*:;cally denied the
other leases maintained by
inference of Acting Gov.-rnor Wake- Democratic Chairman Ordered Out. miles weat of here, las’, night, an
Washing’on. June 1€>.—Secretary of
"This sluggishness of the market
tru
-
h
of
the
retort*
circulated
in
the
men, will not be allowed to resume »dvance guards among the hills.
lers and the B«-rg«n county officials
11
—
The
wo-
all excepting the thre>-
mentioned
Crij !« Creek, June
A'ar Taft is now considering the im- is not a permanent thing
It was these forces which Satur­ a ill be held at Trenton tomorrow in
H.s'ory
■
es:
that
bis
candidate
will
abandon
as long as the soldiers are here.
, rowment* to be made at the Boise.
day at Mollieng Pass encountered an effort to persuade the chancellor ui-n s auxiliary of the miners' union hav gone west into Colorado.
,-a.s itself :n ’he sheep i and cattle
the work of securing delegates Lawr­
Bulldozing the Portland.
'
the
military
has
been
forbidden
by
Mayor
Standish
has
made
no
ar
­
a<tton
»dabo. bsrra'k* and official
he Russians, who withdrew leaving
markets as tn the pc . ileal i and tnan-
rangement* to «are fur the men here ence said the same report hxs been will be taken in a few days
When the Portland resumes it will in officer and six soldiers dead The to reconvene the board of pardons authorities to hold meetings
It la ial history of the country.
used a number ot times without ef-
»'or
the
purpose
ot
commuting
to
life
Hamilton,
chairman
of
the
and
there
are
no
unions
to
attend
to
Joseph
S
be found that al! union miners have Japanese lost an officer and three
planned to expend about $25>?.OOO in
“People declined to ship out their
feet
sentence Anna Valentine, who stab­ demo« ratic county central committee, their want*
been forced to leave camp, thus forc­ .uen.
• he .mprovement of this army post. surplus last year and the result is
Activity
is
curtailed
somewhat
bed
to
death
Rosa
Salxa.
who
taunt
­
by
v as called before the citizen»' depor-
After unloading the exiles the Col-
ing that company to employ non
• h:ch wa» recently placed ou the per­ hat the ranges are overcrowded and
de-
Kuroki's plan seems to be to
1
asked . rado trooi s fired a volley and yell­ the fact that Hearst ha* already
union help or remain closed indefi- iver an attack on Liao Yeng simul- ed her after taking her lover, A des- ta’ioa commute«- today and
manent list
he eouatry fiiied up with sheep that
cured
all
the
endorsement
he
coeid
perate effort of the societies of worn- concerning bis sympathy with union ed to the victims to hike, a* their
nitelv.
Q ianermxster General C. F Hum­ cannot be candled at a profit by the
aneously from the east and south
before convection
hanging
en
will
be
made
to
prevent
train
pulled
back
to
1
a
Junta
Eighty-
I
m
on
his
General Bell, in a statement
phrey has re-ommended to the secre­ t>nyer*
The fact that all the coun
the woman
Mr Hamilton a knowiedged that he nme struck for Holly, two miles in
action deporting the miners, attrib-
tary of war that an allotment be try be'ween this <o*st and the M.s-
Russians Retreating.
FRANK
HUNT
DEAD
he
was
told
aide
the
Colorado
line,
where
they
Relieved in unionism and
utes the recent troubles to the social-
made from the general appropriation -oun river has a surplus of sheep just
Niu Chwang. June 13.—Two thous-
. hat he must leave
leave the vamp within obtained food The text town of im
ists in the Western Federation who nd Russian infantry passed through
SUMMER SCHEDULE
.or improvements at the army poets now does not presage a permanent
Well
Known
Walla
Walla
Ctizen
the next four days
He was allowed pi-rtance is l^mar 26 miles away,
captured the organization two years viu Chwang Sunday from Kaichou
Jf $3-X*«’
lu a memorandum sub­ ouggishn»-** of 'he market.
Succumb* to Pneumonia.
ago. "Socialism now is its fetich." accompanied by ambulances filled Daily Fast Express From Montreal to th is reprieve because of his standing and So mile* from 1 a Junta
united to a chi«-! of staff General
As the eastern surplus, nearest
the
community
and
because
b-
Wall*
Walla,
June
10.
—
Frink
Hunt
Bell said.
Humphrey
ts forth <-su--.ng condi- the great markets is gradually turn
Vancouver.
cith wounded. The troops were ex
Will Call on Governor Peabody.
a m«-mlier of the Masonic fraterni
a well kt. -wn citizen of Walla Walia, riots at th
pos: and submits addi- ■d off, the movement will gradually
.austed after a long forced march,
Mr. Hamilton was one of the d«l
Toronto, Ont.. June 13.—The inaug­
Washicg'on. June II —The preei- and a bro’ber of Mayor Hunt, died <i' >na; ■< omtnenda
for improve- extend to the far west and the aud-
RAISULTS DEMANDS GRANTED.
vn officer said they were retreating uration of the Canadian Pacific'» sum- : ♦* cates from the county to the reren:
di nt taa not yet taken up the Colo­ at 3 30 yesterday afternoon. De­ .-t«nt* as follow»
pius. it is hoped, will be marketed
rum Tsaichow.
convention at Pueblo.
mer *che<iu)e to-.'.ay marks a decided ’ sta
rado matter
Before replying to the ceased had been ill with pneumonia
Moat of the buildings now at the ater at better prices than are tow of­
Moroccan Bandit Bring* the Sultan
The Russians have abandoned all advance in the trans-contin< ntal train \
for
several
week*
He
toavee
a
wife
Western Federations appeal for an
poet were erected as far back as 1863. fered
ositious for So miles south
Niu ««rvice of that road.
to Time.
Appeal to the President
inv»-stiga'ion. h»- will probably cal) and four children
They are built of stone and brick,
"Even then the prices may not be
Washington. June 13.—Capt. Chad­ Chwang.
Under the n«-w schedule the impe-1 Denver. June 11 —The executive n Governor Peabody and other offic­
combined in some cases with frame what ar»' considered good prices, but
wick cables that couriers to Raisuli
r al limited trans-continental express I loan! of the Western Federation of ial* for a report
NEWS ON THE OCEAN
WtiA-
they
have
been
additions
everything points to better price*
Persistent Rumor* of a Fight.
is to b«- run dally, starting from Mon-1
left Sunday with the sultan's answer
fairly well kept up by constant repair*
• R a- N can asetK the
Chee Foo, June 13.—The rumor is ireal and Toronto and reaching Van­
to his demands.
L ner Passenger* Get it Every Day .hey are becoming very old and will
'tockmen of Oregon in finding ranges
ersistent of a fight being in progress couver in four ai d a half days
In |
probably soon have to be replaced w here their sheep can be held until
Through the Wireless
Sultan Comes Down.
ear Port Arthur.
former years it has only run three
New York Jun«- 11
marketed or until tin
Pass, ngers on There are at the post:
to
times
a
week.
With
the
express
j
Paris. June 13 —The Tempos' Tan­
‘Officers' quarters—Two
double winter ranges it will
the Cunarder. which arrived this
do
Food for Two Month*.
trains already in service, the Canadi- ■
gier* correspondent states the sul-
sets.
Three
single
-
sets,
making
m
so
morning were enatded to r«-ad news
Niu Chwang. June 13.—A China vn Pacific during the summer months
tan has granted all Raisuli’s de-
bulletins of the world's events <■*< h all separate sets i of quarter* for
“It will offer every inducement in
nan in the Japanese spy service, r ill have four trans-continental train*
mands
day at breakfast during the voyage, seven officers
the way of moderate raies, to help
ust returned from Port Arthur, says starting daily
Non <vnimist-ion«rd staff
officers' relieve the situation here.
through the ag«-ncy of the Marconi
_
If the
0,000 men are there with manj
ONE hundred to forty .
w ireli-RS. Marroni was a passenger quarter*, one double set for two non­ -h«-»-pnren know ot a summer rang*
• ounded, but food sufficient for two
commissioned
staff
officers
Hospital
Bumper Crop in Morrow.
and directed up, raiious Communie*
nailaih anywhere in the Northwest.
Odds Three to Two in Jeffrie*' Favor aonths. Their hope is that Kuropat
th«n with Poldhu. Cornwall, was main st<«ard’s quarters, one set.
* '»ere the surplus stock can be held
Heppner, June 11.—Based on re- THE CASE WILL BE TAKEN
PARIS NEWSPAPER SAYS
.in
will
send
an
army
south.
The
each
—Fight June 17.
' Barrack»—Two barracks,
tained tor 2300 miles, when Cape Bre­
season, the U. R. * N. coeapany
U>rts from ail sections of the county
PORT ARTHUR HAS FALLEN. ton wax picked up.
UP AGAIN NEXT MONDAY.
.
’
ort
Arthur
flour
mill
is
grinding
a
with capacity of about 70 men One will take pleasure in assisting I* car-
Harbin Springs, Cal., June 13.—
be wheat crop of Morrow county this
argo of wheat brought from Seattle
cavalry stable with capacity i of
With his injured knee in bandages.
year will be something like 2,000.000
•y ing ore r th# stock until suck time
animals, one quartermaster's i stable 4s the market suits the owners."
Steel Block Paving.
Jeffries wen? in for a little light a a French ship.
bushels, the bumper crop of the coun­ T ao Important Witnesses for the De Th* Report Lack* Confirmation. But
training todav. While the knee feels
Mr Miilis > rejoice* that wool prices
ty. Farmers in general say the stand
It is reported from Bordeaux that «ith capacity tor SO animals, one
All Serene in Russia.
St. Petersburg I* Greatly Alarmed
fense Have Disappeared—A Pawn­
strong, the champion is not taking
is good, although the cool nights the
an inventor has submitted to the auth­ hospital for eight beds; one small are better 1 '.tan they have been for
St. Petersburg. June 13.—Michael ,-ast few days has been favorable for
and Praying for the S uccsm of Rus­ orities detail* ot a new process for guard bouse; storeho-ises at the post il years in Oregon The active wool
broker Testifies He Sold a Revolver
any chances. He feels confident he
>avitt, who is here investigating la- ut worms, yet no material damages
will be in shape by Friday night.
sian Arms—Japanese Are Dislodg­ l«aving streets with steel. The steel are barely sufficient for a garrison ot 'rices and I the good prices at which
to a Man Answering the Description
or conditions, states that the stories o the grain has been reported from
one com ¡»any.
.he dip i* being sold, takes away
ing Russian* From Many Manchun- is formed into blocks, which are
of Caesar Young—Little Probability
broad that the Russian masse* are thia source.
Munroe on Hi« Mettle.
much of the uneasy feeling that would
scored
to,
prevent
horse*
from
slip-
That Mrs. Patterson Can Be Proven
■ an Towns, and Destroy Sixteen
.ga
‘
^.->t
the
war
and
that
a
revolu-
HOLD-UP FAILED
otherwise prevail in the stock altua-
13.—Munroe
ping and motors cars and cycles from
San Francisco, June
ion is pending owing to public dis-
Guilty of Murder.
More Submarine Mme*.
ion in Oregon. and in fact, in the
skidding
The cost of these blocks
is practically on edge, He has more
For National Bank Report.
Workmen,
untrue,
his content, are
is $2 a square yard, while the cost of William Allen, of Huron. Knocked >ntire west.
confidence tnan
ever over
Washington,
June
13.
—
The
comp
­
were confi-
Down in Dark Alley in La Grande.
Over 125 cars of sheep have been
chances. Betting continues 100 to 40 wherever Davitt went
wood paving In Paris la over $5 a
troller of the-currency today issued
■lent Russia will win in the end.
New York. June 11.—Nan Patterson
St. Peteraburg. June 11.—A Muk­
for Jeffries.
1 a Grande, June 10.—William Al­ ■hij ped out of the Heppner district
a call for the report of the condition was again brought before the coroner den dispatch announces that Kuroki s yard.
ien. a wood dealer of Huron, was as­ his season, with large shipments now
of the national banks at the close ut today.
Methods of Marking Sheep.
army has commenced a forward
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
saulted by a thug in a dark alley in n view.
Bancroft
Resign*.
business
June
9.
The inquest was. however, post­ movement Small outpost skirmishes
Tattooing is growing in favor
Portland.
June
11.—Postmaster this city last night, but in the scuf­
poned because the grand jury had not are occurring daily, the Russian out­
CASE DISMISSED.
Thousand* Pay a Pilgrimage to Mrs. mong the western flockmasters for
fle which followed, cut bis assailant
Premier Resign*.
yet finished consideration of the case, posts falling back slowly before au- Bancroft, who ha* been under officia
branding sheep. It consists of prick-
vith his pocket knife and drove him
Eddy's Home.
investigation
for
using
governtnen
-
and
also
because
two
important
wit
­
perior
forces.
Sydney.
Australia,
June
13.
—
Pre
­
ng tiny holes in the ears of sheep
apt. Healy Cannot Be Held for Trial
Concord, N. H., June 13 —Several «nd filling with indelible ink, the mier Sir John See has resigned. Col­ nesses, J. M. Smith and wife, brother­
funds belonging to the office, hie re >S
in New Yo--k.
Allen had hired the man to cut
thousand Christian Scientists attend­ holes forming letters or numbers. onial Treasurer Waddell will form a in law and sister-in-law of Mrs. Pat­
signed his position
Dislodging Russian*.
New York, June 11.—John He*.'*,
wood
at
Huron
and
had
advanced
ing the Boston meeting of the moth­ 1'hese characters are permanent and new cabinet.
terson. are missing. When the dis­
lim money with which to buy a he Alaskan promo.er arrested in
Fusan. June 11.—Four columns of
er church, came here today. Three annot be erased or altered. They
Mis* Morton Dead.
trict attorney tried to serve them with
bicago. brought here on an indict-
ieket to Huron. After hiring him
specials to visit Mrs. Eddy at Pleas­ lo not disfigure the ear in any way
subpoenas it was found they bad the First Japanese army passed to-
Paris. June 10.—Miss Lina Morton
Allen then left him and started to a ■lent alleging that Healy transferred
ant View were not permitted to enter ind are put in more quickly than me-
given up their apartments in the St. day. reconnoitering the roads toward lied at midnight.
8
of the Central Alaskan Exptor-
ivery s able and was followed and
the grounds. Later the faithful saw allic labels, while they do not cause
I' ih '. hotel and left no address. It Is l.iao Yeng. Hia Cheng, Saiman'za and
uon Company's money to his own
issaulted
before
reaching
the
place
Mrs. Eddy as she took her afternoon lore ears. A few days suffice for the
Siuyen.
dislodging
Russians
from
the
possible they will appear when they
The thug gave the name of Rob- ¿count, wej dismissed for want of
drive and gave her the Chautauqua omplete healing of the minute
find their testimony is wanted, but It towns, with Japauese casualties of
bins, and was identified by the cuts urisdictiot..
salute.
is considered strange they disappear­ 65 men
rounds made by the tattoo marker.
ae had received from Allen s knife
Each character or figure consists of
ed.
«dug arrest«-- in a saloon 10 minutes
WILL TELL HIM STOP.
HARRISON ON GAMBLING.
A Sixth Avenue pawnbroker sold a
i number of points Imbedded in metal
Has Port Arthur Fallen?
after
the
assault.
He
is
now
tn
jail
revolver
to
a
man
and
woman
the
which slides into pliers and the in-
Paris. June 11—La____
Petit ________
Journal
st Union
irmer an Outrages Provoke Ramon-
Mayor of Chicago Taboo* Public Bet­ lelible ink is brushed over the
day before Young's death. He gave has a report this me mi ng that Port
strancss.
ting on Horae Racing.
a description of the man, which bears
points. The tool is put in place in
Arthur has fallen and the Russian
Sudden Death at Walla Walla.
Constantinople. June 10.—Th« Brit­
a striking resemtdance to Caesar
Chicago, June 13.—Mayor Harri­ he ear and the hand is closed, which ILLUSTRATED IN A NEW
fleet put to sea There Is no confirm­
Walla Walia, June 10.—Judge M A. ish. French and Russian ambassadors
Young.
son today called on Chief of Police pricks the design in the inner side
ation whatever.
Calhoun, a lawyer from Washington. lave reached a Joint agTeemrat to
YORK ELECTROCUTION.
«where
there
is
no
hair
to
obstruct
the
O’Neill to prohibit entirely any sem­
Failed to Indict.
D. C, who came to Walia Walla May present energetic re presec tattoos to
blance of horse race betting within learness of the name or number. A
NUMBER OREGON INSANE
The grand jury in its return this
18. was found dead in his bed at the he porte to stop the Armenian out­
St. Petersburg Alarmed.
the city limits, and especially on ittle ink is then rubbed into the fresh
One Murder Was Committed Febru­ afternoon failed to find an Indictment
REACHES HIGH MARK. Hotel State at 8 o'clock last night. rages
St.
Washington Park track, which opens pricks with the finger.—Encbange.
Petersburg.
June
11
—
A
feeling
He had been drinking very heavily
ary 13, and
Another Thirteen against Mrs. Paiterson. This was a prevails that a crisis in Port Arthur
the season Saturday with Derby day.
surprise to the district attorney, who
dnee his arrival lu Walla Walla For
Washington’s Army of Teacher*.
Our Coast Light*.
Months Ago, and Both Prisoners said the Jury will again take up the affairs is rapidly approaching
Many
Month of May Shows 1.250 Inmates the past two days he had been siting
Then are $000 burning light* and
|
persons
spent
the
night
1_
__
GAS EXPLOSION.
The work of issuing certificates as
In the
Were Continuously in Prison Thir- case Monday.
at the Institution—Total Cost of and had not left his room since' Mon ’tgnals stretched along the American
churches on their knees, praying for
a result of the May teachers' exam
day
His home was in Denver, -oasts, forming a perfect link, ao that
teen Month*—The Men Were Elec-
the
success
of
Russian
arms
Maintenance for the Month. $14.245 where he h'aves a wife
Four Were Killed and Many Hurt in ¡nation has been completed by the
CELEBRATION FUNDS.
trocuted Thirteen Minutes Apart
the navigator never need be beyond
na;e
superintendent
’
ll
office.
In
all
Chicago Sewer.
—Daily Per Capita Cost 34 Cent*—
sight of one of the beacon*.
and Both Died on the Thirteenth Walla Walla Now Ha* Over $2000 on
During
the
Heavy
Shipment
of
Berries.
Chicago, June 11.—An explosion in there were 1418 applicants, 51 of
More Mine* Destroyed.
43 Patient* Received
One thousand of these are located
whom
were
students
lu
the
state
nor
­
Day
of
the
Month.
Th«- shipments of Walla Walla ou the Atlantic Coast, 1500 are scat-
an intercepting sewer at Halsted and
Hand for the Fourth of July.
Tokio, June 11.— Admiral Katioka
Month of May—Health It Good.
of whom were
mal
schools
and
105
strawberries to eastern points con­ tered along the rivers and inland wa-
Thirty-ninth streets this morning
Walla Walla, June 11—The Fourth reports the destruction of 16 more
««achers wanting to raise the grade
tinues to be very heavy. Both ex­ terways. 500 on the Great lAkea and
caused the death of Guy Miitnomer.
mines in Talienwan bay.
There were 332
>t
their
certificates,
of
July
committee
met
last
night
and
Sing
Sing,
N.
Y.,
June
13.
—
Albert
John Wrenn, Matthew Miller and
»aleni, June 10.—The monthly re- press companies are handling a large „•00 on the Pacific coast. Of the grand
went over the situation, receiving re­
had
no
expert-
applicants
who
have
Koepplng
and
Oscar
Bergstrom
were
George Cunningham, and possible in­
___ __ of the
__ ___
r
of the iniount daily Th«' Blalock Fruit Co. total, including light houses and ¿an­
superintendent
port
For Repose of Their Soul*.
ence as teachers.
successfully electrocuted here this port» from sub-committees and arrang­
jury to many others. Fifty men were
asylum
shows
the
largest
number
of is sending out hundreds of boxes each ger signals. 3000 are lighted, giving
The total number of certificates is­ morning, the former at 5:55 and the ing the work for next week.
Belgrade. June 11.—Ma»s for the
at work 30 feet below the surface
inmates
in
that
Institution
ever
be­ day to «-astern and Montana points. fbrth their warnings at night time.
follows: latter at 6:07.
A general meeting will be held by re|M>se ot the souls of King Alexan­
sued was 863, clarified as
I
This company rixelves every evening
fore
recorded
The
htgh
water
Of these a score or more throw a
One hundred and nine I first grade,
Thirteen figured largely. It being the committee Tuesday night when der and Queen Draga wa» celebrated
from Milton and Freewater an aver­ bi'«m of 100,000 candle power. To
Suicide at Sumpter.
grade. the thirteenth month of the con­ all committees will be expected to at st Mary's today. Contrary to ex­ mark has been reached. The detail­
439 second grade and 315 third
I
age of seven wagon loads. The ber­ maintain the light house service a
Baker City, June 11.—William La­ Of the certificates issued 40 were on demned men's imprisonment. 13 con make report.
pectation, there was no disturbances. ed report for May is as follows:
1 328 ries are hauled over by four horse corps of over 4000 men in constantly
vin, proprietor of the Gem saloon at papers from other states, 35 were demned men were in the death house
Funds excoding $20o<l have been The newHpaper» appeared with black Number of patients April 30
43 teams and loaded into Northern Pa employed and a fleet of more than 60
sumpter, committed suicide in his sa­ first grade renewals and 99 were sec at one time.
subscribed anil the committee will fin borilAs, and contained articles prais­ Received during May..........
3 cifi<- refrigerator cars The strawber­ veaaeli No service in the world •«-
Escapes
returned
................
loon this morning at 4:20 o’clock by ond grade renewals. The entire work
ish the ■ work of soliciting in a day or ing th«'lr regimcH.
Bergstrom murdered five persons
ry season is now on the wane and in ceeds our owu In completeness and ef­
Discharged 10, died 9. elop
placing a revolver to his head and was completed within 22 days after
two
13 months ago, am! 13 minutes after
24 several wt-eks th<> entiro crop will ficiency
ed
5
.....................................
blowing out his brains. Despondency the manuscripts arrived at the slate
Local Option Won by Seven Votes.
the first shock was given Koepplng,
1.350 have been a thing of the past, Cher-
A modern American light house of
Number remainlug Jun«* I
due to heavy drinking and family office.—Walla Walla Union.
BUFFALO FAILURE.
the current was turner) into Berg-
Baker City. June 11.- Local option Value supplies consumed $ 8,235.02 ries are coming into market and sev- the first class costs be:we«-n $100,000
troubles was the cause of the act. He
strom's body.
eral
large
shipments
have
been
won in this county by but seven votes Total payroll ....................... 6.009.98
niade and $200,000. and of this about one-
had been on a protracted spree ever
Sheep shearing is now ail over in
Largest Department Store in the City
I'nion county carried by 83 and Uma
to Montana.
Emily Bergstrom was killed at
third is spent for the electric light
since the election and last night he Morrow county and the sheepmen are
Goes
Under.
j (ilia by 93, these being the smallest
The Walla Walla Produce com and apparatus alone.
Total expenditures
114,245.00
had a quarrel with his wife that re­ getting their flocks away to the Mount Klsco Eastern Monday last
Buffalo, June 10.—The Anderson I majorities recorded on either aide of
Beside one of them Egyptian Cano
Cost <>f maintenance i>er «apita per panv's shipments are also very heavy
sulted in their agreeing to separate. mountain districts for summer range. year because she threatened to have
the question.
and they have a large force at work pus, or Rhodes' "perfect idol, with
month, 110 61; per day, 34 cents
While the ranges ar« overcrowded in her husband arrested to prevent him Company, the largest department
The general healthful conditions at loading cars dally.—Walla Walla profnlgent brows.” whose rays stroam
most places, the grass is so much carrying out murderous intentions al- store in the city, has failed, 1.labili-
' Large Attendance.
ready expressed.
ties, $500,000
ed down the purple seas to Mizraim.
Plague
in
Peru.
the
asylum are Indicated by the fact Statesman
better
than
usual
that
the
difficulties
Berlin, June 13.—The international
would shine as tapers in the Mediter­
that
at the time of the report not
Koepping
ut
this
condition
will
be
greatly
ellni
I
Koepplng
killed
John
G.
Marline
Gtiyaqulll, June 11.—Bubonic plague
Women'« Congress opened this morn-
It is definitely settled that the Na­ ranean night .with no place among the
Parla Bakers Will Strike.
l'ng*with a large attendance from con-1 inated. Generally
speaking, sheep 1 at the latter's home at Port Jarvis
| has broken out at Palta. Peru, causing one of the 1.350 Inmates of the insti­
Paris, June 11.—Four thousand liak- a panic. Ten-died within three hours tution was In bed on account of sick­ tional Grange will meet in Portland seven wonder* ot the world, and hard­
tlnental countries the United State* will *U’t to the mountains in good February 13, 1903, bh the result of
ly worth noticing
Or., next November.
ness.
ers voted for a general strike May 18. after being attacked. _
and Australia
condition.—Heppner Gazette.
¡a long standing quarrel.
Perpetual Ban Placed at the Russians Lost Eight Hundred
Same Time on Ali Firms Men by Shrewdly Planned
Ambush.
Who Employ Union Men.
Question of
Militid and Vigilance Committees Aimed by Citizens’ Alli
ance Are Scouring the Country for Victims.
C. J. Millis Hopes to See a
I he Unspeakable Turk ”
Advancing the Banners of Bribk Movement at Fair
Figures This Yeai
the Prophet Mahomet.