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:NING EDITION - 1 lAHY WEli. I DAILY EVENING EDITION Eastern Oregon Weather PEXDliETON, 1 NAllLLA fX)WTY OBSI40X AAT1 RtlAY, DECK M HEM I J. IOOI. no. ,i07 LEf CON 1 MS CHBPPEIIS'BllYDHIDr. THOMPSON jjyirj Finds Against the Hero of Santiigo-OfRcial Washington, Even His Enemies, Arc Amazed. SPOKANE. WOODMEN'S Ft I C. JUBILEE WAS A SUCCESS G EX-GOVERNOR THOMPSON DIED IN PORTLAND Enthusiasm Great Parade Long Wn a Distinguished Citizen of the Fireworks Brilliant Mrs. Van Ors- State, the Resources of Which Hr ). , I ! The tllllllllg dI Inquiry rr n t,. iple of Wnah- , Rli lal nnil private life. k: i ii anion I, , ,. III. HWOcplllg visit' ' upon him hy n i gouH MthoMB many Pinp. i! for complete vni ih i tin' court I htm under two or three m,,t Mttn opponents LI iii,: nut believe tna . ml htm under t nn'rlilratlonii. Only a i" i -on attached to r.it I at liter: III ntlnii that In IiIk opln iM routine Its on kttloni relating tn ip frmn Clonfuegoa r. tu.-'tadr lliove- Rclilev lloli'.eson rim- to Snir. Report. p. Tin' follow- emni stm given on In (r lillli l.tmlry, .iilKi--niivni'utxinirHl of thr iihv Accord till to naval prart he Admiral Dewey, by affixing hla nl irhnt lire to tin rtpotl oi the conrl or Inquiry in thr caHc of Schh'v expraesee full concur ! rJKN 111 all the afoaff" of fart anil In all opinions ren chad by tin. eonrt, ox , BOpI those w ith regpout to which h ' ha In terms Hlgnlflni dissent In Ins minority opinion." Foraker'a Scathing Denunciation. Washington. Dor. 14. Senator Fm aker hi an Intrrvlrw today. unsparing Iv denounces, tho Hchley verdict. Ho rail It (Ungraceful and shameful, anil any Dewey 'h rofdlcl la the one he m rrptK MacClay Gloats. New York .Dec HrWpi Mm 'lav ih.' p. mi! hiHtorlitn whose 'Tit. 'Ihiiik of Hchley brought about thr OOUTt Of Inquiry. said today rcgai'dln. thr vri'dli t "All ntnrrmcnl I nnfln havo boon lubetantlated by the teatl mon.v presented to thr court. Tin fartK iii my bool i at, Biding Ichley'i roniiiui must stand. bin thr HMUJOOffa hnn boot rthangod." dall's Speech Well Received. Spokane, Dec. 14. Thr Wood 10011 yesterday initiated Ml, a r umliul.', of tbr thousand ami one today. Tin thOatei was pnrknl ai IM Btereuptl run exhibition, which aui greeted with applause an n t .i f u ll i n unit Woodmen mil fnmlllur Bceueo CHM on thr canvas. Tin- Wonirii of Woodorftfl gllVc a grand vr 'option ku Mrs. N an Orndnll and thr gmnd circle oaecora, Hot talk was rerj tooly i reived. Tin parn'l. la night tm ton Mochl ItniR. 17 ramps In lux rep raUOtttOd Two thoi.Rsinil inni were ill line, al ahrennt. Thr sidewalks alo'.i. the wh'il i s i i ' ii i piaur ,-. thronged wl'l ii dm ling tun'.' I hit, 111 carriages wore Mayor Hyron. II. ml Caueul jTalkeuburg, Mn. Van orsdnii. ('ma Wilson, hrad manager, (Irani Managei a d stlllman. Manogjm Koorpfrl. Mrad Hanker Cooper, aim thr local i oininltti'es. camp and cli -rlca. There wi'i'i" five Woodnion In uh IiiuiiIh a Saxony K'iai from Colfax, a bWTC from W'lllinr with initnrtiar tlvr Work! Illiimiual Ioiik. Klht OOMSM in Hpreinl traliiH. IhoiikIh MOI poopli yootOrMJT, addliiK to the arrlvalH of till 'lay bofOTO. TIioiihbiiiIh air ahn' plilK at thr Htort'g OOtWOM mbtN, ami thr liiiHitu'HH nirn havr Miiprri. orlndon d ocorat lono. 01 Oil) BOREAS ADMITS H! VN AS THE TlfiNI) the new york market rHEB IN EAST IS AND INCREASES. ten to Death in Ind. It Mississippi Valley JO Belnv. Zero Las 14.- Tlr M Vi'if col I thloHKimilt the hhi - Iti mill the AI ton atnoi In rc Mm CoadlUosUt IrS' "ill. I it 11 II I It ll W low. in thr Cold. Ind . 1 1. ii 'Dowotl k . loum l.'M K ' ' 'Kill' till . 'rli at Andoraon. ii 1 ' Ii' imiii.s Inillrulr and .'Mreiiie col.l nirl K.iiihm!- Coloi.i eoitlnuot lodnr. An .i . i hoi n to dMth hall ' :iImo v i It Kuu; Cllv. S Ii T"i"' I" Omaha le at Chicago. Tii, hM id I" ; a hat I n ai I'll HI' tl.lttlr 111 W v hli'Hl' ulnhl. liwH In ! Btrders an- tHiaaa lreil ill hi,.., he itorni .ii ivom I IMII) Reoo't. 14 Ai I'll, i l'"i'' ' .. n i -...v , n p prvdictoi) ft"' I., Hud rraaos. nk uutflde the NEGRO CONIE8SE8 HE WRECKED THE TRAIN. Addison Kidii Pleads Guilty of Hem ous Crime That Caused Death o' Enginee' Cavanaugh Murder Frst Degree. Tbr DallrH. DOC. II Thr neurit AiIiIIhoii Kldd, lint. MMsfMsMd thut In put thr nuth on thr tno l. thai WrOCll ed the 0. K N train laat Ki l.ln Thr ciinfeablou wa niado in Dotoativc .lor Kelley and Miilihrqiirntlv lri" Dlatriet Altoriir.v .Mrneln tlr suiil M didn't Know why hr did it only M wuM drinklno MMi anil found tin nilth hrbldr thr trark. Tin- illnrrlrt a. toriiev tiled u roniplaiul rh itliu niur lei In the tlrat iIcki-i . Federation Officers. Hrrautiiu. I'n lr 1 1 Tin mllov IIIK oltlcrih wi'i" elrrtrd llilh all. noon hy thr Alin riraii Krdei all.ili I Labor Samuel (ioniprik prraldeu: lauicH iMinean. lira) vtn -pirt.nlcir John .Mitchell, aecond vli r pi ealdent ; Juim ''('onnell. third vlOOprOtldOBt Mm Haw, fourth vIoo-prMldcni , ThOHMU I Kidd, Hfth vire-prrMidenl. Charges Against Knox. WaithlllKtoll Her. 14 (MiaiKrH i tho Anti 'I'niHi I ttfllT aicaliiHi Attoi nr (irnnal Knox wrir Mini with til m u-ii' oommlttoo on tudieinry tfelc afternoon Thr rhairmni of thr BM iii iti prnmfcm they ahall be given din roiiHlderntlon bOfON any artiou i -t.'il, rn by thr Hriiatr toward ronllitn tni Knox's iiominntion Depew Sailed. Haa York. Dec 1 4.--('haiineey !) hw sailed today foi ghlKHM to KU Mh proHpertive lirlib , May Pulniei. R( ported b I. L. Ray o Co., Pendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers r York. Iter It The when: intake! wan quiet today, the hlhsMfd thrOUgdlOUl tOO ruhlrlli rolllltiy ill terforlni with istagntph oosnmntvloo tioiih ki i thai iherr wan ncarcr.ly am outoido trndo. Hon Tock opoaod a. Nr.'..,. ami rloM'il on tin nub at K,' Chi rami oponed kin4 and eloaed TH' RtOCkl hlKhrr Monry I pri rrnl. OIom yootordny, Kfi,. Opm today. 86U. ItllllKr lodMV . Kr.trsri'. OlOM today . x,". SiiKar. Ian. Steel. 41. St Paul. ItMt, t'nlon Parlm. Wheat In Chicago. ObiOMO' DOC. H Wheat. 7U . '.' UL DLATH LIST IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS The British Blue Book Gives the Fig ures Showing Loss of Pnone' During the Past Two Months. London. Doc. 14. Tho blur hook ok tli ucenkNsUOB ranipb in South AI Hi ii ihMi.il today, allow . that dm iiiK (.. lobrr thr death In .amp were lilt, of which niiinbri ji.'i'; von ohlldron During Novomhor, iirath wrir HOT, "1 w III. Il L'-'TI Wrif child ten. Lord MtlOOf fOPOrtl OOgtplOtCd ornutgonieni lor li.-allhit Iuk the sngapi hy'hronklng up thooe badly ait untod ami ootnbllohlni gumoraoi -una 1 1 camps instead ol a few I, in one LAST DAY pntii muMHubor thol Friday, Umiiihot r-'" ' n:i-llllM- I- I i.. ul luir tliol run n Ol .1,. DI. ...in i .: , il ii.n. nr win iri e oik iiiiH-tiuiiif " until IVoooibor llot ttj the van buy -ely no discount after that date, "'Hi lUIOrlBMBl 1 ' (nUM 1 lies .'. I1 toutonhblo pnecs and with th dinoouni li'i iae iiiaki tin-in r il ii-n I tj ii si ilicai' good iusoi tuicnt nl tounlain pei s, pipe r i "i s pocket pookti pet hunt! atm P" ware celluloid ko0!". toilet casth, main 'ill Ikix. s. Iiamlkeicluel and glove pMes, cglciulers, elionv liruslies. cmnlis ami " hil liruslle 'PENS PHARMACY. w DRUi STORE ON COURT STRBt-T Memorial Service at Frogmore. London. Dm 11 Todoj bolni the annlvonnry ol 'be donlhi ol tin prince conkoii ami HrlnoOM AlkM tOmnd Dncheo ol Hooool, tin- king anil ipieen the Prim i and PrlnOQOI ol Wal. s anil othei iiieinbei ol tin- loyal lumlly MUMdOd a (.penal gOrVkM bell! in ineuiory ot tholr late royal high atggti at thr Piounoro ninokMim, mai Wlndsoi CaHtlr The Itev J. H. BlllgOM offiriatrd and thr inualrul pot Uom f the gofrfcni were fnnlMod hy the BOOST ol St OoOtSO1! rhapel linnilHOiiie floial tributes were laid on the aairophagii of the late prim, consort and the beautiful marble me lal ol PrinOOM Alirr To Go Against Record. I. oh Augelen l)i 14. ("reareus tho tamoim trotting tnlllon. king ot tin nirl in now In Log Angeles and it tin- plans oi owner Ooorfn H. Kotoh am do not inisrarry thr wonderful aorflWsnOT will go agaiuat bib record at AjrlOUlturnl Park thlh atternoon It 1 rxpe. led that the trotter will work well down toward the mark as the track in In excellent condition and admittedly OBO "I the fastest In the oonntry. Cloud Burst. Chattanooga ! 14 A clou inn at early this moriiing In the moun tains overlooking Spring Olty The water ruahed from the mountain flooo ing the town Mauy people were driven from their homes, but no loss of life is reported Aidrd Greatly in Developing. PmtLtnd. Pec. 14. IV r. Thompson an ex -governor of Idaho, and one of the moot illat liiKiilalird nt the BtOtO'a cltlxena, died thla nteralM at II M O'dOOk Hr had hern sick lor man' months The funeral will be on Moii day iiavni.lv Thompntw, ninth ajovornqj (if Idaho. 1 1 NT 71; 1. wan born at Oa dl. O. Nov. 8, 1K.1t. He Ik of Hcotch Irlh "li-Keent, hlk father being hi-h extraction, hin ntothor oi ieotcti. Young Thoanpoon rofolvod ihk edncs Hon in the pontic Mhoola ami the lendlni high anhool in llariisun count . Ohio, tin tin u learned the trade of bteCkamlth, and war for BotVI tluti rimagv'd in rnllrond mrToylni with Qoejoml Bllckenedorger, n crooned the pintna to Oregon, ttrlvlsa In Oregon City In October, MM. Hr wan appointed I'nlted State deputy urreyor to gurmy the public land.i of the territories of Oregon and WanN InCton : and aeved until 1 H::t. He was an nfllcer in the tlrl Oregon caval ' roflnMnt, nnd offered hla neivlri's mi Aer tho 'all oi President Lincoln to tin governor oi Ohio and ' nnsylva nln, reepootlvely, but hit offer was Uo ('lined mi arrount ol III. rxpens- I H.-mllng troop via the Inthmna oi Piinamn Built First Oregon Railroad. Mr ThoM pnM built tli.- first mil rood in Oregon around the fall ol WillHtnetie RJVOT at Oregon city, h IMMI he beantne emnegor of the Oreggie city Woolen Mnnnfncturlnff roinpni.y. at that time the largeat cor pomthM of thi i imi in thr aortbweet. Mr wa Ktnte arnntiu rrom the twelfth district from I Ml to IK7:'. served in the lower bonae of Ih" Oregon leglHln lure iii IX7X. and again In Ikk:' an! IIM, and wa republican candidate for speaker in 17 He wa appoint ed by President (haul govern Idaho territory la IffTd but reelgned In MTI anil removed to Port land II, was twloe mavoi ot I'.iitluiid. and e imnldontlnl elector on the ronobilonc ticket In 1XX4. and wa a d. -legate i . ii. ropobHona national oooveutloc whlcb nomlnntod Prenldoni iiayi and alHo'to notify him ol hi iintulha Hon Occupied Responsible Positions. .Mr. Thompson has been hHPp I) Ii tereati 'l In tin- rnnsinn Hon ii ;, I I at ami uav I gat Ion Ifagea Inn nnd OnUfomln, ami wa al one line pronldoni or director in aovent'ten i :. lliiwol bank ih rotlrnd from bnnhlni lianlnena in rMl He wa aornJ noted for governor m flreaiia mi the republican Uchet III IM'" bio . dofentod by a "Hlllloii of th'r b in rn i ai. popullot and prohibition pa Mr. Iii IHtej Prealdent Harrison ap '' interl him invoy extraoi dlnni y Turkey , whb h pooitloo be roaloned In lxli.1. He served foi ten years ooa tlnnonoiy a miiool director ot tin oRy of Portland and wa preeldeal ot tin Portland lluslnes Col.-gi landing Inatltntioo i its kimi in th northwofj He was rteonrenldnl ot the Oregon liallway A Nnvlgnthtn war, Mi Thosnnoon wa ma' el in Iff to Mary I daughter jt John ami sunan Maldrum. pidnoera IIM He was a regent ol I hi- Sliii inn erott. To Be Electrocuted IsOnkan ler I4 l'nlea there Is an ",.-v eiith-liour reOCOta or intervention i. .in laoka ksoanfloeted source, this is tbr last w.-.-k on rarth lor Lulgl 8toi ii the Italian mrdoror undoi sen tenre of death in Chnrlootoa prtaofl I ii. rase of Htortl has been a remark able one He was the Hist murderer aenteuood to die In the electric chair under the new law ol Maaa huseti MinoHt at the moment set for hi- OKI in ion be was taken seriously III and a poatponement was necessHiy Hpon lil recovery appeals OOTO lOaieO Id Hn- highest courts on th- tfioiind that in- oould not be aoedoaseed to dooth a .nd Hme Austria Assisting Miss Stone Vienna le 14 Kfforts to obtain ... leb-abi- of Ml Stol e ail i t-lil, i. -I Here On the request of the Amrlcan govornnMnt, Austria Is bringing pre litre to bear on both Turkey and Uul garla to atop lawleaam as on tbeli boi den and seriire the release of Miss fltona. Sousa Cheered. Sou thaw ptOO, Dee 14. As Sousa and hla band sailed for Anierl. a ' day. he was given a IremOBdouj B off They paaaed down the ehanm playing Stars and Stripe Km ever Thousands on the quays greeted (h tune with cheers and waving of flags To ConsidtM- the Demand for Tariff Reform-Expression from RoprewntttivC Republican Nevvspaper that is Signiflctnt. Chicago. Dei 11. Thr Racord'Hoi aid. rapobHonn ha the Following higniii. .mi oorreepondence from wai Li Wriiman. its Woohlnfftoo rente aoBtnttrt WaOhlOfftOO. Hr. U On Hn- ui fnce thr republlcaB erotoro bare at thr notional cnnltnl ate ralui ami umui tb ii Underneath there i a grrat donl "I agitation. It t thr tariff quea' Hon In looerol am', the Cuban and Philippine taillT In partlrular that arc at tin frool Cuba OOd thr Phil Ipplnea have served to i.ilng Hn whole problem oi the pnrty attltnde on Hie tnnti up tor ttocooaion, and this dis cuasioii i,- going on night and day. Helot the president's message mad. hi. appearance the BJOOl Hi tin fiii in i lenderi ot the nsnjortty port had already derided tiny would h-i M trvls on of tho tailtT In any way whatrvei (luring th. coining session Tint would not hat.- dlred let.slon and tfeO) would not have any rOH pro. lit , itln-r th C'lhn ,n w ith au other OOantry Thr prmllng treatn w i n to he Nldr t rai ke.l High pro n.-lion llitllieuee under the leadrt ship or Mr. Aldrlch of Rhode Islam! the most ponorfnl man in tariff mill ters in ((ingress bad reached this de risioii nithont waning to oonooM tholr friends from tin wont, MoieoM-i. the brought sin h liillu i 'ii res to bear upon the president thai he could mil see hi way i b ar to run COOntOI to thatr wishes At first he was strongly lnetu"d to come out boldly ami ponRlvota tot tauff reform and to mal. r an effort to induce con grrsK to vl( hi to tbr wishes of the peo- plr. but on reflection In oonotoded ii- COOld not ufTotd thu enrl to start up a radical difference of poll' i with his party friends In eongn-a Demand is General. Thu Hn- situation Hood foi BOOM week Tin manuf a turen rodpro it nonvonlloB hold in thla city turn ed nut to In- a farce so t.n as real rociprocltj wa noaoernad, tad its pro reding atul ronrluslollk thlew a damper upon tlx populin deiuand lot boom sort of irinfi reform 01 oonrw everyone uuderatands that Hn- ao-eall d i .t Ipio.-ll y i(ininllon - as cap iinrit bodily by the lilgh protection .i ictnioro. and thai Ra pioieed- i ro wholly eon trolled in them in lb- internal of Hn- Haired walls Itui Hie demand ha tarlfl reform dor not down It noatJouee. It comi-a not alone from Ho- wei tioiu the farmer who DTOdHCO the gtca! crone vhtnh keep onr forolan trad. coing at aiteh Ireiiirndous tlguica, but from the .-at ,ts well Inst, ad of di 'nliiihln ii appears to In, rease In volume It Is making HaOM (OR here. Now Hn QBOetlOO nrlKrs as M arhethor m not thi dectalon which 'In oiigresslonal leaders roaeuvd several week- ago was tin wise one The) are asking il It would not bu battel to make some . ..in t'sslons to th. lining spirit of tin- masnna Though Hie ulti a prol. i tlonlsts of . ongress have not changed theli opto Ions, among the motr BMMOfOM pro ti tlonlnta nerloui doubtH hav atia rn. ami thooa tioubts eitonl te ttie While Hun. where tin president la veil now rone! daring whether m not l" did not mal, i a tnlstuke hi so quo k iv rlekUna to the pronanra which th tariff lea. h in were ghrOWd enough to bring '" hem upon him early In the game , High Pi otectionists See It. Within Hn lat twenty tout hours one ot tin- preaident'a cloeeel trlenda an eastern man who I not In politico, imi i, i ar bona Ndcnaenl Pronldenl Rooeev.lt ha had great tcspett dur- in. -in inUmac) oi twenty renra baa taken tin tionl.lt to give some frank Bdvlca to thr man w ho I iu neatly si living to do his best foi Hn- conn nt nnd Incidental!) fw the pnrty. Meg lei in Washington have no adequate conception ot thi depth ami trengjtk ol thla popntni doanoad for tariff reform aid this gentieinaii to Ho- greoideni it is not r opined to Hi. west I I, .111 il in New Yoik City where i live, ami i hem or it iii every pail of the rountiv it cnaaot hi put down and Hn BtON Hn party lendera tit to reprena tin Mrooffoi it grows." This is a view wliii I, a gnat maiiv hixb prnteetloniata are '"ginning to bike Tint BM wliiih'i the agita tion tor ii.wei laiirfs i tending if in.-t rnlrlv and squarely at Hie fgagg nt time th. feeling ran be appcaadfl ami kept hi bound. If denied any roiisblrrallon whatever II will break out aoonei m later in paMlonate vlo lenci Many n ptlblk an have reach e, Hie roncllalioe Ibat the .po stlon la reeolvtai Ronlf into this shall tho tariff In rev Pa d In Its fi lends oi by it r.nanakwf H tin- forgam win not do It. then tl.e latter may get the ' haiiee aftei the next presidential - Ii Hon ROYAL The absolutely pure BAKING POWDER Made from Pure Grape Cream ol Tartar. Royal gives to food that pecu liar lightness, sweetness, and delicious flavor noticed in the finest bread, cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which expert pas try cooks declare is unobtain able when any other leavening agent is used. BOVAL BAKING POWOta CO., 100 WILLIAM ST , NfW VOaX.