East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 10, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextNING EDITION DAILY EVENING EDITION Eastern Oregon Weather our wl'liir rrln t 1 5c A WEEK. w PES DLETOX, l M MILL A COVXTY, oi;i:(,o, TVESPAY, DEI KMHKH 10, MfOt, NO, lto:t m r i II III 1(1111 I I L 1 1 U II 1 1 I r r n LI III III I I I 1 1 II III E mm -v - P -.U.MiniT AT tho Dl Uttl'iv r I MAKING KTINC OF CATHOLICS are In Cincinnati to Form 0f Man. Societies En art Expected on Matter i r i mnftn rrom i na-n i ,r Attendance. I hui in A hikitnrx w.. 1 ' ' - " , ,, ... t'arhnltr church U tin great federation whi'f' opeBad in cincin- ti-. mi in i: thr gath ..n ganf.ation federation or an me rlsej in th country ulmtnation of years of eut effort on tbt part n ni the nlan. chief i. n...S.. XI. I t1 A, i : !M' at ml. tne 'ill i" m I ..... - heritable ami etiuca the ehnrell The fed appro' al and oaaBBtsV I distinguished prelates lu oi '!' invention 'iiii- I hj the celehra- UBra. high mass at St itdra: Btohop McFanl b tbrant From the cat he tpt marched to the ali tor the eecorl ot tin- unl loir K: gbtl ot America umila: l eletlea At tb the visitors vet weloom ta BI k i tad u-ptoaen-fee Cstaolfc laity of CIb lasaveatloa was called to ha temporary president. 1e gf Erit Pa The roll sr. :. 'ate f LHt n- li bi 1 1 1 1 1 1 ceentBtlvsa i-- tttid territory larg. ku'.ohs were In I rum Pi Misylvaula. New I aaasasefctasatti Sl" V'.e ' Still I II t 1 i -led to on eside cboos- he federation u' ure of Its r tin- anther Itive declare- - ' national Hi of the The n- 'nil- SOOle of 'onHpl'-noua COPPER OPENED STRONGER THIS MORNING ON XHANGf. Better Feelinq Prevailed in the Euro pean Bourse Storlea That a Set tlement Ms Been Reached H'rr New York. Dec. in. Strengthened ty a better fei ling in copper on the European bourses. Amalgamated cop ler oMnert this morning on the ltd Rxchange at T2. which was IS higher than yesterday s close. The pmsuri' in Amalgamated copper still is heavy. despite the stories frely d nutated that a settlement had heen reached between the warring factions. COKGRESS WORK HE STOLE A 10 I and intry il Ml I . i hil C BL r miumi-.Tniu I w I . " ' JiU MUTILATtO. Mr Otnnia. 1"" I' V mruluM' muj nvi -hi- Ajrrai tiUK Nd thu morulng. wbsn mriii or Mrs. Waller o- W'hinctoii k moat . .., w tta tound iu n'f tb -i nil fractured in ) liroken and J Thai rubbery MM videut Ironi - !- i.- wik rxmiaiBIBf -.iuu uu n n ttlin OB I. I p,to:o' Between Uncle no N aragua. "' Tin- inorniiiK hei they -n niadi I and NIojwsaBaa, of way for the f" lu tba l ulled Htatea m I uiip i n. n -. .-atv fr!.r..,i ".wiHBii, ' ''i-iidluton Canap. prea-nt :. lei ftptlou to Ike i one Lawaon a Secont Statement. Hontoti m- in Thomas lwnon said: "Recardless of what lias hap pened to Amalgamated, or what will havpen. I t!ll desln tu pa on Mcord as having predicted it wotild sell at a bout $1Hf per ahars." PITTSBURG MEET FEDERATION OF LABOR FAVORS PUBLIC OWNERSHIP Brought Out m Diacuaaon of Reaolu tlon on Scalping Legislation Ran road Operators Defeated in At tempt Srratiton. l'a.. Iec 1 .- Pronounin-d leaning towarit rlallani sr" (OTem nient ownership of public utilities de veloped anion.: the delegates at this morning's MM .n or the Federation of l.abnr. This outburst of seriallatU feeling was i-i Might out by a lengthy discussion on I resolution protesting against MKW 'i'ing legislation. The resolution Brat adopted, despite a vlg orous attempt by the railroad tele graph ojie-ators to secure Its recommittal Mrs. Carter's Nev. Play. Washington. Pat ItV A number '( visitors "from N w York. Philadelphia and other Ities ha- aaaM bj Wah ineton to se Mi Leslie ('art- r's new play. "Da Harry.' which la to have Its first production at the New Na tional Theut. i tonight. The play is the work of David Helasi o author of "The Heart of Maryland" and DtB r sincesses in which Mrs. Carter has appeared Trial Trip of tne Decatur. Washington. le in - The nai; 0a partuient is considerably interested in the official trial of the torpedo lioat liecatur. which took BaBM today over the Itarren Jsland course In Cheaa pegke Hay The Decatur Is one of laa aav Baal nd claalroy aw M I9 loaa displacement and S.oftti horse-pnu r 't was constructed by the Trigs Whip I ulldlng comimny. of Richmond McKmley Memorial Aaaociation. WaaataatM. f00 Taa icKin- lej National Mi mortal Association. u( wiilch Judge William H Ihty la presi dent, held a meeting here to. lay Plana for the completion ot the funi! were discussed and other matters in relation to the proposed tnemorlsl considered. N.t.onal League Meeting. laaa York Dae, ;" Tin- taaaal m.-e'lng of the National Haaeball l.eagm- began today. Society of Keramic Arts. New York. Dec I" The tenth an ins! exhibition of the Kaw Tori Ba ciety of Kerauili Arts oened tijday at the Waldorf As'oi la and will con tinue through tomorrow In addition work ot the niemheis the ex hibition Includes a notable loan col lection of prominent American artist potters Coronstion June 2. London. Dee. in. It is annouin l that King Edward has designated June 2 as the date lor the corona tion. Insular and Isthmian Matters California Official Filched an Principal Items. Institution. PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL A LOS ANGELES BANK FRAMED BY REPUBLICANS HAS BEEN ROBBED HEAVILY. It Provides for Separate Fund for Ben efit of Islands Establishes Dmgiey Rate on Goods Coming From Archi pelago Taft Commission Duties on Those Csmg Into the i .-ns Measure WM be Reported to Fui' Committee Tomorrow. Washington. Iv-. If. Republican members of the bouse ways and means ommlttee have agreed on the Philippine tariff hill which was In trodncad by Chairman Payne it es- talillshi s the Dingley tariff on goods D Bf to the United States fiotii the Philippines the Taft commission du ties on goods coming Into the Phil Iptdnes bat provides that duties so collected shall be held as a separate fund and paid into the rssaaary of the Philippines to be held aa a sep srate fund to bo expended for the gun -nni'-nt and for the benefit of the Islands The bill will be reported to the full committee tomorrow, and later In the day to th house. ISTHMIAN CANAL REPORT WAS PRESENTED Was Psferred to Committee on Inter state and Foreion Commerce House Will Soon Adjourn to Jan uary 6th. Washington. D- J" When the house convened today. t)M reoi-t of h Isthmian ' commission pre sented was referred to the committee on Interstate and foreign commerce. T1 itinn by Patie of New York, carried that it adlonrn today to meet on Friday, and that when It adjourn ed on December It, It stand adjourn ad until January fi. Senate Considers Canal Treaty. Washington. Dec 19 Soon after the senate (Onvened. it wenf Into .-x- sctrtlTi ''v. for the consideration of the Ha Pauni efoti treatv Tacorra Mint Spokane Building. Washington Dac 'n - BUta pravl I lug fur a mint at Tacoina and a pub lic building at Spokane, were offered OPPOSITION TO KNOX BY ANTITRUST LEAGUE. Itiai yc Before thr Senate Judi ciary Committee Things Regarding th Attorney-General. Washington. Dei. I" Opposition to the confirmation of Attorney-Gen- ataj stain la i a i I xditttiouai i harger bps "' " ltd taa senate coat mitt., mi ludlciar) bj members of the Anti Trust League to the effect tliat Knox ii"' QBJ! ftyiBgatlfd the formation of the billlon-dolltr steel trust, inn iinina'eii boa the oiganua tlon could ba so torme.i as to avoid - onfli' t with the law. Bomne Defense Rests. Washington, Dec 10 The defenae Ui the Bonne i as. i.-sleil 'h. alt' aaoa Argtuneuts will be heard to morrow morning. River, f nil v H t. -uuu.n I,., pieaent to asaiat MMITTKE - -kvi i on am. aBBtef n si -.in 1 ' . Ml I.I ni' i-r win dv nailing yMr. TURNER STREET GRADING Council Aeks for Bids for Work Im provement to Be From Mission to Limits. The city council has advertised for bids for the grading and graveling of Tamer street, from Mission to the eaatcrn boundary of the cHy ' bids to he filed with the city recorder on or befoie the lStth Insf The con tra'i will be swarded to the lowest bidder and he is to look to the property-owners for his pay There were four new plague caan and one death at Rio Janero CONGRESSMAN TONGUE IS ON TWO COMMITTEES Speaker appoints Him on Circulation and Arid Lands Loud on Postof fices and Roads Washington Dei 1" S Hap4siaoa aiinouuced the house com mittees today loud of CamorBal itets the eaalrmanship of the postof flee and postal roads committee; Tongue, of Oregon, circulation and arid lauds TO RELIEVE MONEY MARKET. Secretary Gage Will Pay Bonds Not Yet Due. Washington JJc. 1". - In sWasBI t" relieve the money merket. Secretary (Jage ibis afternoon decided to pay next Saturday Inteiea' on bonds that ai. not due until Jauuary Weekly Bay of Boers- l-ondon Ie I" lrd Kiubener r. jKirts that the weekly bag of Boera was 17 killed 37 wounded 37!! cap tured and 36 surrendered He adds that the southwestern orner of the Orange River colony Is now cleared and U Hoere in streng'ii under Mar ii receotlv were defeated In an at tack or. the Toateflsbosch gar.taon. H. J. Fleishman Took $100,000 and Shipped to Souri America via Mcs ico Notwithstanding the Defalca tion, the Bank Is in Fine Condition a 'u No Encitement Developed The Absconde' Had Propeity That Was Bonded. -sui Francisco. Dec. !' The 'm. : iafe examinors raced trad from a Los Angeles examine the following II .1 Fleishman has absi onded with 1104 of the Farmers' and Merch ants Pank funds. The bans is amply protected. I have written off the loaa from the surplus account, leaving the i ondltion ot the bank due depositars M.I1T.0OO; .ash on hand with banks $ I. '.'l".i apltal surplus. ll.IISO.otKi The bank i in roarlttlOB and n "Vcltenient has arisen No Trace of Fleishman. 1 os Augeb-s. Dec In There Is no fi n i- of Fleishman, who is believed to have gone to Mexico en route to South America Fleishman BBI prop arty ot the valaa of tt. it was atts'lied tins moining. It was bonded i.. taa Amerfcaa luiati eotapaay for nn.ooo. Fleishman is reported to have left 1 m lagalag ataraay morning ar riving at Kl Paso on Sunday: then went to Mexico The bank has offer" d a reward of IMBO tor his arrest and MAO0 for arrest and return of the mon. v Plnkertons have left for Mai lag The bank Is in charge of tne state boan' of bank commissioner. Dowle in Court f'hlcago. De I" Dr John Alexan ter iNiwie. coosapaaiad by his body goard and a large numlM-r of follow eis appealed betore Judge Tuley to day to listen to arguments for the ap potataaaai of a raoslyar for the zion 1 a 1 1 Jndustrles Th. room w as crowd' i d to the doors with the "faithful" and the curious The paUtBM for a re. es i wa made by Samuel St. ien son. brother In-law of the "divine i'eaiei ami is th- raaaM oi dlaVal IISJ UlSl have enisled between the 'wo for some time past St. v. nson u. rested money In the new industries ai ion City and d . lares lo has been defrauded Beet Sugar Men. Washington Dec in - Heet sugar eaaapaalai of Ohio. Michigan, f'allfor nlt stul othei states are represented at th. (otiMtition of the American Reel Sugar Manufacturers' Asso la 'ion w'-o-h "a gan in Waahiugton to day A plan for mutual protection Is to be formulated and a plan of action .'it l i .-d wllh regard to the efforts be ing made to demolish the tariff on sugar impose. i,v the Dingley law Dinner to Mr. Low. New" York. Dec 10 Beth lxw. may or ele-t of Greater New York, will be il:. ton-si ot Columbia alumni ai r.'nnfr to be given In hla honor at Sherr s thie evening The Invitation was tendered by the alumni council as s means of testifying on behalf of the graduates of the university, to their appreciation of the distinguish -d seivliek rendeied li Ml lW as president of the university. THE NEW YORK MARKET Reported bi I. L. Ray A Co., Tendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers New York. DBA 10 - The failure of Liverpool to respond to our advance of yesterday started unite a selling movement this morning. Bad while there were tltin snots during the da the close was nt the low point of the day Livarpool opaBSd I IU Slid closed ti 's New York opened a full cent lower ? -V. and nfter selling up to xTT. declined to SV Chicago opened vjt, and closed 1its Pork was 0r lower td Ml .tununry Corn I cent ilown. 71 Our advices sa wheat should be bought on all breaks Sto. ks lower Close vesterday. RHV Oaan today, k7 Hani;.- todav 't Close M Sugar. 12i Maal, tiv St Paul. It1. Cnlon Pacific. H. 11 FREIGHT FIGHT ALL ROADS IN UTAH ENGAGED IN RATE WAR Community of Interest Receive a Severe Jar Schedule Cut 35 Per Cent Rumor of Further Slashings by Agents of All Line. Salt lake Dec , Rvry railt a.i that Is doing busliu-ss in I'tah. is en gaged In a rate war. CoaMBaaMj m interests is lost sight ol Westbound business I nun ("lib ago and iMsaourl WHS booked yestcrdav at ,t,"i pel cent off. Humors an- current that agents arc offering per cent off the ached la today. CARNEGIE OFFERS TEN MILLIONS FOR UNIVERSITY. President Roosevelt Communicated It to the Cabinet Will Consult Con gre' Leadets on the Subject. Washington. Dei. In. President Koiisevelt at today s caMaad meeting acniiaiiitcd the members wllh the of ler or Andrew Carnegie of fio.fs M tor a national university at Washing ton The opinion rear had by iio ptaB nletit and his advisors was tliat the laadSTI ill ongress should Ii. i alb d Into the discussion. Five Team Necs and Neck. New York. Dee In Wilt teams in the six day I h ycb rac.. an- running Baal and ni l k tins morning, and ot these, four are American The si ores at end of tin tblitl lb houi showed the fhe leaders Bad overed 1 It II nub s each Al 2 o'clock the five te.Mli Wen- tui Beel aad Bed sad Bad ''orsrad 7r.ii i; mil-s New York Yields to Cat ten. Washington, D C . D. . 14 TBS project to erect by popular IIIBgrtlll tlon a Mi Kltile) nieinoiial nn h hare has In ii abandoned in lator of Um Canton noeassaal io araei a noaa nient then to the martyred president A Fighter From Australia. Oakland. Cal . Dee. 10. "KM" lav vigic fortner i liatnplon of hla class, will enter the ring hare tonight agalnat Tim Heggnrty. of Australia Tha latter has been In California for Baaa I Baa but this will be bis first real nng appearance In thla country. Fin- destroyed the dry goods stoic oi . I angle I 1 Hrothers at Wilkesbai rie, P The loss Is 1160,00 m Five more negroes died from Injni lea received In tin Iron Mountain wreck near Mslvein Ark. NEW FUEL PLAN Exposition Will Attempt .111 Innovation. TEXAS OIL TO BF. USED AT ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR The Mammoth Power Plant May Be Run With That Fuel -Negotiations to That End Aie Now Being Carried on by the Exposition Management In 1003. s: Louis. Dae. i" I'mi oil haaj the wills 01 Texas will probahlv be el, ,1 BBdi 1 I ha boilers of the big pow er plant oi the I oiilslana Purchase exposition to In In Id lu St. boalg In I'"'" Tin- illrcctot oi works of the axnoaltton is looking into the feasihil II oi BBiat Teiti oil instead of the soft coal whiili siippln s v. iy nearly all the fuel for tin big factories of St. laillls II the expense of the fuel oil. 'Hin t In Ural ost or lu the cost of transportation. Is not prohibitive It W ill be list d "Oil has vast advantages over soft OOal as 11 fuel," says Director of 'nil.s Ta lot "lis principal advent age lor exposition uses where PfOaai while Is the folot of the blilldltu la that II ib" s nvvnv w ith the all soiling BOOty BtaokO whbb bituminous coal products It also eliminates the dust prodiu etl in hnndllng soft coal and the ash from It. "Oil can lie Iraiispoitcd into the . t omuls In a pipe line This obviates the iniessltv foi a railway switch Into the grounds foi 1 "in. lliuv Bglg and coal It iloe nwav with firemen POOl pOBBun BBd Bsh handlers It obviates the BOCaaalt) Of banking fires during the time ahOfl 'hi v an not In maxi mum demand The oil et lire 1 an be extinguished and raised to Its maxi mum In an Im rcdlblv short time Several Proposition. "i have received peopoBttloBi fro hi several laraa baadlers of Texas oil, lool log to thi aaa of thai fat ' if wo can male suitable BrraagesBenti for tiaaapartlBg tin oil I he ffarM'g Fslr at St I. mis In I tftt will In um rated v lib Texas oil " Tin Bjbwsi plant rm the Louisiana I'urchaHc I'xposllion Is to be the larg aartn with 1 papaalty of up wards of 11.01 horse power Rlee Irbal rOBtiartora frosg all parts of the I'nlted Slates nie now In St Ionia gathering Information 'i guiding fhe plant The tils 11 g I lies are to be In a'. I In t niei of If Bi hlin-ry llulldlug as an exhibit while the bar h o of boll, rs will b. located where danger id 'lie to Hie imhlblt buildings will be eliminated SCHLEY C0UR1 (l IMM IK REPORT WILL COME BEFORt END OF PRESENT WEEK It i Guarded Closely. Nut Even Sec tetary of the Navy Knowing what It will Be. Washington I ' m A' 1 Hiding in aa bent Hutborllv at the navy de partment, the report of the Schley limit of iB'pllry will he submitted lie fore the Baa "f IBB present week Not withstandm.- main predbtlon as to Hi. findings ol lb. court no one not even the secretary of the navy ha the slightest know Ii in 1 ol their pur lort Psris Auto Show. Psrla !ec 10 The fourth Inter national Automobile Cycle and Sports exposition opened In the Orand Psl sis todsy snd will continue until Christmas Tin xpoaitlon omprtae an elaborate display of varioua atyba of automobiles mottx ycles. maierlals. parts and accessories Races and other competitions will take place during the continuance of the show. Distinguished Speakers Boston Mass Dec 10 Postmaster fieneral Charles Emory Smith Is In fioaton for the purpose of addressing the i.nnual banquet of the Merchants' aaaociation tonight The postmaster general will have distinguished fellow speakers among the number. Senator Hanna, of Ohio, and Henry Wider son. of Kentucky Count Leo Tolstoi baa recover I from his recent illness He dallv lakes walks ann hsa reauined his work a Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes, rolls and muffins. Aa aba lately pore, cream of UrUy powder. aovAi asiso hiwn co, ka wiiiism ST., ht tONS.