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COVIRt THE MOnNINt PltLO ON Tr1 LOW! COLUMBIA:
VOLUME LX NO. 220
ASTORIA. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 26. 1906
PRICE FIVE CENTS
STANDARD OIL
INQUIRY
Hadlcy States He Has
More Evidence Now.
ABOUT TRUST METHODS
Announccc He Has Enough Evl-
dence to Bring Crimlnil
Actions,
OEiS
IMPORTANT WITNESS
Secure Farm Standard Oil Account
at ft Glvt Vary i Important Testi
mony Regarding the Illegal Transections-
of Trait 6 sad Rasa Painty
UJEVIXAND, Jan. tf.-At tha con
elusion of today's aaaaioa of tba la
ve.iigalion el lb SuodaU Oil Cv
pane's method of doing business In'
augural 'jr tba 'ftaUw of Missouri
.Attorney -General lladley announced he
had umrif . vldene aerumuisted to
warrant ' '-aginf of criminal
thw um lawe af tha Btat of
New York. Iledley said In substance
thai LouU H. Turrrll, an accountant In
Detroit, and for aom year an em
ploye of tba Standard Oil Company,
swore today that ha waa induced by
tha Standard Oil officials to tittn tba
nam of ". A. Turveir to d'leument.
whan la reality bit nama waa foul. II
TnrrvJL Ilia testimony further show.
Ida algnatura wa never eurn to, and
1ha notary who took hi affidavit ran
tinder tha Uwa of New York, ba proa
cuted for forgery. It will 1 up to
Jamma, Hadlay aaya, to aay whether
persona who Induced Turrrll to lun
lil. nama falsely ran ba Included la
tha prosecution..
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Entries anl Date Aanouncad For In
ternational Billiard Conteat.
NEW YORK, Jan. M.-Tha date
lid entrlee ara anounrad May for Ilia
International Billiard Tournamaiit to
ba played at Madison Square Garden
Vginning on ahm.lay, April 9. and con
tiauing aftamoona and avaniiijr until
ftnl-bed.
I'lay ill ba at IS Inch balk Una, two
aliota In for tha world's championnhlp
The anlrla arai Loul Cnrr, rri.
tiaorga Sutton, Chicago and rrli Wil
lie Hoppe, New York) Jawb Shafrr,
-hlrgo Alliart . CutH ftwtnni Geo.
FKloaum, New York) and Or Morn
Ingrttar, New York and Part. Maiirlra
Vlgneux may drrida to enter, but II W
vonMered doubtful. Twenty -yne gum"
will be played. The game, will bn 5001
point, up and tha winner will receive
a gold and .liver trophy worth 1000.
,mbkmatlc of tha world's cltomplon-l
"SEE AMERICA FIRST'
CONFERENCE AT SALT LAKE
SALT LAKE, Jan. 85.-WKU an at
tendance which Included tha governor.
f three Statee, representatives of
commercial organlaationt from the
leading cities of the Weat, and promi
nent railroad and bualnees men, the
"Sea America Flr.t' conference began
today. Forme Governor Walla arf
Ooveroor Cutler were among thoaa
who delivered addresses of wslcoms
.hip at lSJ bllllarde! There will, In
addition, be ra.h prlaee to the value of
(tairge P. HliiuoB I lh firt to chal
lenge Willi Hop) fur the champion
hip at lit. Tliit U tbt till which
Hupp wrrM fitii Mau'rir Wyprut
lat week ill Pari. 1 hit mut But be
confounded with Ilia lit balk Una yam
at h lib the International Tournament
will be played. Itoppe, it la .aid, will
probably accept (ha challenge of Sloe
on ami tli plan now it to hava tba
match played in eoitia public ball la
Oil city In March, Tba match will be
played in one ii Ik lit.
COLD WEATHER.
Eaattra Orago Experiencing Strtoaaui
Winter Weather.
DAK FIR CITY, Or., Jan. M (f?parill)
Tha weather litre la wy cold at
prcMiut. Moat of the anow, bowaerr,
diMpprared during a rhlnook wbkh
prevailed tba flr.t of tbla week, Coat
.arvativa eatimatea pla'W tha depth of
now in the mountain, at from six to
eight feet
A .now.lide occurred In tha Elk
horn range, ten Billet from thi city. In
which tha mountain waa cleared of Um
ber for a dUUnea of SOOO feet, and
much damage dime. .Tba thunder of
tha ru.hlng m... of .now and debrl.
waa nudibla ervaral mile. awsy.
rHeveral peraont living la the vicinity
ara reported to hava had very narrow
exwpre.
JOE HEELER DIES
ia
Famous Confederate' Cavilryrrun
Civti Up the Fight
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH
Wheeler Was One of Santa's Great
Cavalry Leaders la Civil War la
War With Spala Served la V, 1.
Army As Brigadier-General.
NKW YOltK, Jan. 85-tienaral Jwph
Wheeler, the famous Con federal a cav
alry lender and brigadier general in the
I'nited State, army einca tha war with
Spain, died at 5i0 this afternoon in
HrooMyn, aged W year.
In aplte of hi. year, there wa. hope
until yetrrday of hla recovery from
(he attack of pneumonia which raued
Ith death.
It l iMt ileciilcd where hi body will
be Interred but probably In Arlington
eeinetrry near Wahlngton. General
Wheeler wa taken III six day. ago
Ha contracted a eeveiw cold which de,
vekped Into pleiirl.y and pneumonia
From the firt hia age tidd aglnt him,
but the family did not' give up hope
until taut night when tha dieae wa.
found to hava atTected both lung. The
attending phy.Mana gave up all hope
at mklnight lat night. At thi. time
ha waa perfectly conriou anl re'g
niaed and nuule aign of emuragement
to hia family gathered about hi. lied
aide. I-atcr the general aank Into a
peaceful .lumber and at no time after
warda wa. mora than eeml-eonwioiis.
ITa lingered until this evening when he
pawed away peacefully.
and , Governor Chamberlain, Governor
Mead and others werw among, the
peakera. Commendatory, telegrams
from Governor Brook., of Wyoming
Governor Blanchard, of Loultiana, and
J. J. Hill were read. Governor Cham
berlain prodded. Tha addftieee of the
different apeakera touched upon the
duty of all pereone who intended trav
eling to first sea what their own coun
try had to offer. -
IlL-fATE
m
NO PART OF SHIP REMAINS ABOYE THE WATER
Light-Keeper at Gape Bealc
Wreck and Says Remaining Mast Has
Disappeared At Last.
REMAINING SURVIVORS BATTLE
AFTER CLINGING IN HOPELESS
MAST, FEW SURVIVORS OF WRECKED VALENCIA, ARX FINALLY
SWEPT TO THEIR DEATH. WHEN WAVES CARRY THE MAST INTO
THE SEA-THIRTY TWO OUT OF 154 ARE KNOWN TO BE SAVED.
a VICTORIA, Jia. . A flspatck from Caps Baato aaya Lfcatkeeper
D. i.... ku Mtarmul ln Ik wrvrV .aJ nnarta tha auntr V.lee. A
da la aa mare, Piecea tf taa steamer
V taa aaaca va aw ten.
VKTORIA, Jan. tS.-Tha wrecked
tranter Valencia now Ilea submerged
and broken, aava for a portion of one
mat which atill etanda above the
water. A fleet of ateamera and tug
today hava been turning their atten
tion to patrolling the vicinity, with the
hope of finding boats, rafta or wreck
age. Ahore several partiea have been
toiling over almost Impawible traila,
tome carrjing succor 'to tho washed
ahore Mhere erouring tha rugged rocks
of the ehore line aeeking any survivors
that have readied shore, while other
ara engaged la tha melancholy work of
recovering bodice. Of tha total of 1M,
but Si ara definitely accounted for. In
addition to tha 32 the two men who
were area on tha .bora by tha steamer
Salvor near the wreck, may be sur
vivor.. Five survivora have been taken
on hoard tha Salvor, nine mora are en
camped at the Darling Creek telegraph
hut, with their bodiea bruied and their
feet cut, bealdea being too overcome a.
to .land, to aay nothing of attempting
to walk, and eighteen were picked up
by tha City of Topeka. If tha two men
neen by the Salvor ara eurvlvor. there
are atill 120 person mieoing. Not a
Milidtary woman or child la among the
rescued. little or no hope ia enter
tained by tha patrolling fleet that any
other, will be recovered for doctor, aay
the limit of human endurance ha. al
ready paaaed.
Salvor Reports Find.
The Salvor reported the finding of
mm on the beach to tha tug Lome
)))
ARIZONA HAS EARTHQUAKE
.
DKXVKR, Jan. 2.1. A apeetal
to tha Republican from Albu-
a querque, N. says tha whole
country from Gallup, X. M., to
e) Seligman, Ariaona, a ditance of 4
a several hundred miles exper-
a ienced an earthquake shock thi
) afternoon. Big buildings rocked
and people, fled precipitately
e) from their bouses. At William,
Ariaona, the .hock resembled an
a explosion, goods wens thrown
a) from tha ahelvea and buildings
ware Jerked from their found-
e) tiona. There la no loss of life
4 or serious damage to property
a) reported. v
UNABLE TO AGREE,
Oovsramaat anl Packers DUairee aa
Statement af Facts.
CHICAGO, Jaa. U.-The counsel for
tha Indicted tatii packers and the gov
EEH IS
IE WAVES
Visits the Scene of the
AGAINST DEATH TO THE END
DESPERATION TO ONLY REMAINING
aad her earge wan scattered along
w
I and the bluejacket, na tba bawl made a
heroki attempt to get them. Tbey were
nnureeaful and returned to tha Lome
after succeeding m getting within two
boat lengtba of shore. Soma doubt i
expressed aa to whether these mea ara
urvlvore, aa they seemed to maka no
attempt to gi to the boat. The Sal
vor also attempted to land at Darling
Creek with supplies for tha aurvivora,
but returned With the information that
.uppliea muat be sent overland aa the
surf waa mnning too high.
Neither tha Orion nor tba Salvor re
port finding any corpse and tha tugs
Lome and Pioneer and the ateamer City
of Topeka aava proceeded inward sat
Ufled that nothing more can ba done
from seaward. Tonight partiee ara be
ing made up along the beach to make
aa Invent ijpit ion of the spot where the
two men are reported to be.
Topeka Jiaa Tweaty-threa.
The City of Topeka reported from
Neah Bay tonight that aha had twenty
three on board. Thee ara tha eighteen
rescued from the raft and tha five
wbkh had been taken from tha Salvor.
The Salvor will continue to patrol the
ho re in the neighborhood of Cape
Brale.
The steamer Shamrock has arrived
at Toquart nrar here with three sur
vivor o ft lie wreck. The men are all
member, of the crew. They were pick,
ed up, on Turret Inland on Barclay
Sound. Another survivor ia on th
iland, but is loat In the bu.hea. Two
bodies were found on the inland.
ernment were unable to agre tonight
on the statement of farts concerning
the actions of Commissioner Garfield,
while invest ig ting tha beef industry
and decided that tha trial before Judge
Humphrey and the jury should be tak
en up again tomorrow when witnesses
would be called and question of fact
concerning Garfleld'a actions and
whether- they can be construed aa giv
ing Immunity, will ba adduced by the
testimony.
FULTON SUBMITS RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, Jaa 23. Senator
Fulton presented a resolution in tha
Senate today authorising tba payment
of the funeral expense amounting to
1547 of tha lata Senator Mitchell. Tha
resolution waa referred to tha commit
tee on contingent expense.
BIDS ARE ISSUED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. President
and Mrs, Roosevelt today issued invi
tations to tba wedding of Mia Roose
velt to Representative Longworth,
MOROCCAN- CONFERENCE.
Spaia Submits Draft Far System ef
Taiatioa ia Morocco.
AMirXlRAS, Jan. 83. pain, at to
day', aemion of the Moroeratt confer
eaw presented a draft to the conven
tion providing a better return ey.trm
of taiatioa ia Muromo and atao the
creation of nr-w revenue. Tbe confer
eiuv, after some dicusion axpreaed
the opinion that nothing could ba prom
Sued whk'b would modify tha pint
bai. of organization of tlie rcMiotry or
ia n.ntr.dii-tkm with the habit of the
M4oeiu regardinff land Uxstifm.
MINERS CONFERENCE.
United Mine Workers Hold a Meeting
la Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. M.-Tba de
niand of tba L'nited Mine Worker, that
tbe oertr and miners in tbe south
we.tern di.trk-t be admitted to func
tion of tha joint conference of eoai
operators and miners of tU ftsarsj
conititive diatrict, wa twice defeat
ed during the first aeseion of the joint
aeeaiun thi afternoon. The quetion
provoked eonsidarabhj debata and wwa
pr.Hiinlly lye only bu-iiH tran
sected. ARE SUBDUED.
ST. 1'KTWtSHlKtl, Jan. The
Tran-Siberian Ilailroad ha resumed'
full on-rtim, the mutinou. rarn
it wlm for -vera I week, ran the rail
road have been brought into subjection.
FRANK IS MISUSED
Senator GaMinfer Charged With
Abusing Franking Privilege.
REMONSTRANCE IS RECEIVED
Poatnastcr-Gcncral Certalyaa and
Members af Congress Receive Protest
Concerning Affair From National
German-American Alliance.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2J.-Poatmas
ter-General Cortelyou and the members
of Congress received a remonstrance
from tha National German-American
Alliance against the alleged improper
use of tha frank of Senator Gallinger.
Tha petition allegee a pamphlet bear
ing the title "Scientific Teatimoay on
Beer" ia being sent through tha malts
bearing the advertisement of tha In
ternational Reform Bureau and i said
to be taken from- the Senata document
on "Moral Legislation." Tbe Alliance
declares the speech in the pamphlet i
not a speech delivered by Gallinger1 in
I'tffl, but the alleged article bring rent
out under Gallinger'a frank ia an article
taken from tba Toledo Blade.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-The for
eign affaire of the United Statea con
tinued to hold the attention of the
Senate today. Money wa the princi
pal speaker and held the floor for over
two hour in opposition to the admin
istration' course both in Morocco and
Santo Domingo affairs. Heybura spoke
in support of tha annexation of Santo
Domingo.
JOINT STATEHOOD BILL
IS PASSED BY HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Jan, 23,-Tbe house
passed tha Statehood bill according to
schedule today. The Republican oppo
sition spent It entire force yesterday
and no effort was made to defeat the
bill on it final passage, only 33 of the
"lnurgenU" voting against tha meas
ure. The bill pamed by a vote of 1M
to to 150. Tba bill provides for Okla
:AN"ADJIRADLE
BOOK"
Grover Cleveland Liked
"Fads and Fancies."
JEROME READS LETTER
In Colliers rVeeMy Trial District
Attorney Jerome Makes
Argument.
"TOWN TOPICS" IS SCORED
Last Stage af the Trial of Vormaa
Bapgood and tha Editors ef Collier's
Weekly an Criminal Libel Charge ia
Reached.
NKW YOP.K, Jan. 23 The lat stage
of tbe trial of Norman Ilapgood, and
the editor, of Collier'a Weekly, charged
with criminal libel in their publication
of a paragraph commenting on city
Magistrate Deuel - - eonnectina with
Town Topics, waa reached thia aiter
aoon when tba taking- of testimony
ended and Edward M. Shepard of tha
defendant' counsel made tha opening
argument for the defenaa in which bar
declared everything atated in tba pare
graph true, and in which ha commented
severely upon the character of Town
Topics.
Tomorrow District Attorney Jerome
will sum up for tbe proeeeutioa. A
striking feature of tha testimony to
day waa given by Hapgood himself,
when he declared what be had written
about Town Topics waa baaed upon In
formation furnished by Diatrict Attor
ney Jerome himself. Jerome here caus
ed some merriment by the atatemeat,
that It ahowed after all ha was tha au
thor of tha article involved In tha trial
That ia true k a measure asserted
Hapgood. '
Robert J. Collier, of Collier Weekly,
testified today that Ilapgood wrote tha
article concerning Deuel and "Town
Topics" under instructions from him.
The last act of Jerome today for tha.
prosecution, was to place in evidence a
letter from ex-Pivsident Cleveland
which atated Cleveland had examined
"Fads and Fancies and thought it an
"admirable book."
. CAPTAIN MUST PAY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A-Tba re
port rendered by Deputy Collector Far
Wy on tha charges of Maarfea Dirks
wager, who was harpooned by the mate
of the whaler John and Wlnthrop, dis
credit tha sailor's testimony but finds
the captain liable to a fine of $100
every day of tha 300 spent at sea, on
which lime juice waa not served tha
men. Tha captain said liinejuice wa
served only once a week when in warm
waters.
homa and Indian Territory to consti
tute one State under the name "Okla
homa" and Ariaona and New Mexico
one State under tbe nama "Ariaona,
Should the terms of admission be rati
fied by the reaidenta of tha territories
in question their State constitution
muat contain clauses prohibiting" tha
sale of intoxicating liquors and phtral
marriages, .