East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 23, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING EDITKI Eastern Oregon Weather r" ,1 ,0 uilir 'itinmiT Tonight and Friday, threatening with prol-ahly Know Friday. (5c A WEEK PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSO AY, JANUARY 38, L908. 14. I CO AFTER THE RAILROADS FILIPINO BOLOMEN Sl.ASI.Ei) THIS BRAVE CAPTAIN MITCHELL SPOKE COAST i - .. ft. 1J. jLEgl l-I U J J HMV xoaxM tfor Traffic Officials Who Show Dishonesty. fATE COMMISSION WANTS MORE POWER. L yjUlif" to Enable Reach- . Bulla Now Existina C, seem N Minge",ent ot Traneporta tfttcton. Jan " -The report Interstate i'oiiiiiii"i MMt'tn UUir today. It ur- form"! requests for r..j,.i.i ineislntion as will B, fomminHi1"! power to reach I ftll not toiicru'ii iy It fimm,ntp vigorously on the , 0( (trantinc rctiares in pa.cs- dcniMinrpi' iramc omciais lanait delM'"raf" violation of . . . ei si .tii.hora anH iuvrikki'nlne In order Urtti' evidences of the trans LIKE OUR MR. CHOATE OVER IN ENGLAND twne State Hiatoriana. tIII II!.. Jan. 23 The of the Illinois state Hlstor 1: i-an today at iMIef l th- largest in point ce ever held by tne aoci riK nnt not lr organize lud inrai blttorlcal OClttlM In i parti of the state are repre Snm.- ill tie tonics to hp dis Idorln the two daya' aeaalona folllnwtne The Freneh In Ku lur ' Yates Service to Huh War Oovernor; the He of ti I o Indians in 1 1 30. ifrem li and Their Alllea; Kas- i Roads and Tralla; Early Re i Method and Lender In 1 1 1 1 - tmr ra ts in the Judicial His if nilmolt. Lloyds' Newspaper has a Graceful Tribute to Him as a Diplomat and Courtier. London. Jan. S3. Ambassador Choate, who has been absent In America for the last two months, ar rived In London yesterday and was moat cordially received. It has been rumored her thai Mt. Clem would not retutn to the Con . of St funic ami all tai occasion upon his arrival to express the OBeral sails faction that the report was In orroi . Lloyds' newspaper. In Its Inst Issue, comments on the return of Mr. Choate In the following language "No American representative has ever apreclatetl more fully than he the desire of Englishmen for close and kindly relations .with their cous ins of the other henrtsphet .-. The, happy termination of the ivi. hi tlons of the Nicaraguan ea nal Is Haiti to be lamely due to Mr Choate. and we owe him thanks for his Intervention on more than one occasion and his tact In a moot hint; away difficulties that had arisen be tween the cabinets of Washington and St Jamea." Old Guard's Ball. York Ian Many dlatlii ' reDrvHcntatives of the army tud dinlotiintlr corns are at kc. it tie Old (iuard ball at the liar. opera Mouse tonight to I the Tilth anniversary ol the organization. The srand i inl parade take place at mid when every guest In uniform will take part Among the n of the Old Guard are well r aeiitativi met bD nrmi: neiit in Hoeial mid etna to) with iirllliaut words Iowa Mother' CongPe. Des Moines. la.. Jan. 23 Members of the Iowa Congress of Mothers are gathered In Des Moines for their first state convention, which will be in seealon through the remainder of the week For two years the work of the congress has grown In , strength and influence until It was deemed necessary to hold a state conference and make united effort Mo aecure much needed legislation ffr fectlng the Interest of the home and school. The congress proposes to urge upon the state legiHluttite now in session legislation on the follow lng questions: The restriction of child labor, compulsory education, the Juvlnlle court, the kidnapping of children, a better humane law and n law lniKslng a penalty on parents 6r guardians who wilfully surround children with conditions which tend to make them criminals. . a a awaw9 MARRIED POOR SOLDIER but got rich dowrv. Immigration Committtp Hoars ii CAPT FRANK SUWUfWL' . ,-t- - r !Th Archduche Ellfabeth Will Have Enough to Obviate Her Work mg for a Living. Vienna. Jan. 'J,! The hnnl cere niotij In the wedding of v h Ouches Kll.abeth was eomplet- ! this morn lng. l'reen's from her uiatnliathet Include a palace. tf". i annuity. plate. Jewelry and I solid gold dinner seivlce. all valued at half I million I onn. Is and L"i)''o In investment Argumtntl OH Exclusion. SENATE RETERS MASON RESOLUTION TO KILL IT. Illinoisan Desired to Hav Congress Expre Thank to the Rear Admi ral and Give Him a Swoid of Honor. Washington. Jan 2.1. Mason, ot Illinois, today Introduced n resolution In the senate presenting thanks of congress to Schley and providing for the gill of a sword of honor. It was i referred to the MMBtttM BB naval affairs in the face of Mason's protest. Thl reference, it Is believed, will kill the hill Captain Frank Schoeffel. at the had of Company E. Ninth Infantry, fell Inta an ombuicade and wa severely wounded, seven men o Mt com pany war, killed, he and other bong wounded. The Ninth ha lost more blocd than any in the Philippine. Indiana Editor. apolla. Jan 23 The Indiana Editorial Association be to annua meeting today with a i ua re.res. -mauve attendance He bumni'ih cunled the ilav Interesi '-enters chleflv In Mat convention banquet, which Place tonight at the Denlson I Perihing of Tipton, will act aaaaWa and toaats will be re (0 OH the ffiilowlntf Miilii....fK llhawria i, . v Oovernor Mount. nt HsTison and President '." "Our Prt " and "The n Wtte American Bridge for New Zealand. London. Jan. 28. Au agitation among the structural steel manufac turer has been caused this week by recciirt of a cable dispatch from Wt 1 llngion. New Zealand, saying thai the New Zealand government has decld ed to send to America for all future orders for steel bridges Thl6 deds slon. It Is understood results from the fact that In response to a request for bids recently made by the Man awatu Hallway Company for the con atruction of a steel viaduct the price quoted by American builders was on fourth of that demanded by the Kng lish Arms lire Niw Steel Rail Mill. to" la Ian L:t -The Ohio Work of tka National Steel ay tt VoiuiKstown O.. which w operating on ateel billets M and tin Imrs for some time "b placed on the manufacture M rtilr Tin. noil kM . w too a yar The change la n advantage to the workmen II. Ket Can,,.,.,., uhimu r.ir mak a. Jower sehodtlle' prevailing aakiag billet 4flingle Busme Good WHh 1mm VJ Tk. .kln. . u- -UIU Of Wank-In vt im In th.. ea4it ui , h.. attained for er u nlK i or 'U the uiillh are idle from No tO the flrst .f Ai.rll hut tin to ''"' there have been few ahut , ie main at auch priOM Bill eail hf ni,ral,.H at a ""ofprofl, soman rv k,,rHHrf ltork Jan M A mmmtm K ia.a.1 mm vi yoomanry were attacked by ir Linriqueaprult today w DUI1CUUDI 1 ' Wit t UIU M . A art,, " ".-u uq lour wouuu "llln iMsi,ilUa will r wni wm uiiv mm on wouudaet. Sarnie Dead. n la report m1 thai 0a rm tmm tm i m,o bur Arkansa Horticulturaliata. Kayettevllle, Ark.. Jan. 23 The Arkansas State Horticultural Socien began its annual meeting here today with an attendance of member from every part of the atate. The feature of the owning session were an ad dress f welcome by Hon. R. W Bu chanan. and the annual addreas of the president. John P. Logan This afternoon the profitable production and marketing of applea In Arkansas waa exhaustively discussed The convention continues In si t through the remainder of the week Alley Owner' Association. Huffalo. Jan 23 -The forming ot a National Alley Owner' aaaociation may gJ the result of a conferee, to be held at the Geuosec Hotel night, following the close of the big bowling tournament Bovllaf all.o owners and managers hnv. diaciisc i the question of a national aaaocia tiop for some time and now they an nounce tliat they are ready to tttel tboal its founding. The forming ot the aaaociation, they say would be ueiietlcial to the alle keeper in many ways. Claim for Statehood Heard. Washington Jan 'i'i. The gaMtfi committee on territories today began a series of hearings ou the atateho d bills introduced in behalf of Arteona, j New Mexico and Oklahoma. The governors and delegations of repr. , sentatlve citiaene from the three I territories are here to urge the I clalma of their reaectlve territories to the right to Join the sisterhood of state Expensive Trial. London Jan. 3.-Figure. made publir this week show that the recent proaocution and conviction of Dta Ie Bar and her alleged huaband, coat up warda of II 1,000 This 1 the largest us spent on aar trial alaca the f ABSENT-MINCED LORD FORGETS WtOOINQ GlET. He k.eaves It in a Cab .-'d Must Pty iO Per 0l H cn Pcunda. Londou. ii.a. 23. Lord Stavoidale. who will n.ariy a daughtei of the Marquis Dj I OIldfsBflarrj on Siuurday started in & cab for his fiancee's hon.e yesterdu.. . tnUIng w ith him r. wedding preMi.i. in l.-uv:; the on veyance he i' li the I ; "Cabby" found them and torm-d tin over to the poiloa Acioiding to po lii luleb. Lord S:b' rdBk must ay the fiinli t lo rr cent of their rfjlM which will amount tt I :io,uoo. HOW COLOMBIANS PLANNLD TO ATTACK Firt tc Co Agamt Colon. Then Take Panan.a if Colon Fell. New i oik. Jan l' Some deu.ls of the contemplated move of the revo lutionlati against Colon were given this mo-nlng in a dispatch received here by the head ol the liberal Junta General lit rrera. so the dispatch uays. is at I'aralsu a ait lng reinforce m.nts. When thesi come he will attack Colon Panama at preaeot It Is not to be attacked, the revolution ists being content with keeping the muwrnnient troops tlo-te on the i,. ti-iisive. Tin rupture of Colon Will prevent tin- bending of government reintorcements to Panama and that place the revolutionists figure will tall into their hands If the operat DM at Colon be successful Millionaire found murderously beaten. Wi Mam Strcther. Colored. Attend ant. Arreted for the Crime. Si I oiiis Jan 2 - A. Dean Coop m . . j a 1 'lilies a millionaire, was 'iiu.'ileroiisly assaulted early tbla t.iornlng In a fashionable Turkish bath establishment. He died a few later. William St colliers, col trad, his bath attendant, la under ar rest. Twent? five hundred dollars a mii. ol diamonds worn by Cooper, md -ii lilood-stalneil hammer with will' ll Cooper w.'is beaten over the tltjgd, were found hidden In the cellar. NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray A Co.. Pend! ton. Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokara. i B) York. Jan. 23 -The wheat market was inclined to be weak this t..,.rt.inr in Mvinnatln with corn. which was off r cents at one time and I wheat lost a cent but both markets iirmed up baton the close Uvorpool , Iohi-iI .' S' Vot I .." IU'd and . closed MS Chicago opened Ti'UC'l and closed T'.Off1 Slocks high er. Money 4 per cent Closed yesterday. Hf. Opened today. MV Range today M'nKl Closed today. M. Sugar. I2BHi Steel. 42. St Paul Hi3 Palon l'a itlc mt 1 1 Wheat In Chicago. Chicago, Jan :.M Wlo-al 7!C Wheat in San Franciaco. San Francisco, Jan 23 Wheal HihVii I"4-1. Vetarinanca Meat. !.! .loiin s la Jan 21 The Iowa 'tii:e Veteiinar) Association la In .-essloti Ht th Savoy Hotel today with a score or more of the most im iiinent members of the profeaslon in att ndance. The principal matter under discussion relate to the pro IHised legislation i" prevent iinhcena ed and Incompetent veterlnarlana Imni practicing in Iowa The atate association strongly advicatea the measure and hopes to secure Its pas sage at the present session of the legislature California Postmasters. Washington. Jan. S3. The preal dunt sent the following California p..stofn e nominal Ion to the senate today II 0. Me. Arroyo Grande. Manns Isaacs Aetna Mill. Storm in California. San Franciaco Jan 23. Storm Mg nala were hoisted from Kureka to Port Harford At noon It was laming as far smith as San Jose and Sacra mento Oeneral storms are predicted for the entire atate Will Protect Americans. Washington. Jan 23 S.ihi.uv I 1'i.g today ordered the gunboat Murl etta to Colon for the purpose of pro tooting American Uvea and property The Marietta now la al Culebra. Island of Porto Hlco EAST EH N OPPOSITION TO MEASURE MANIFEST. Foster. Former Cabinet Member, Ar gues Against It Oregon Senator Attarks Foster' Position That M Disregard Treaty. Washington. Jan. 2.1 Fa Seen tary ui St.iti Foster made a plea for r lection "l the Chinese (inclusion hllbl introduced In congress before th senate comtiilltee on Immigration t day. BeaatOI John .1 II MltcheO. for (he I'm lie Coast bill, particularly attaeaaxl Pootor'a claiming it was is plain violation of our treaty wltk China Foster contended that any law passed by congress which coa I limes the exclusion of the Chinese laborers beyond I'.'ot would not only be without International authority, but In violation of treaty stipule Oops MITCHCLL AND WILSON WILL BE REELECTED Mine Worker Adopted Committee Report Without Debate, wmcai Mean Victory for Old Officer. Indianapolis Jan 23 The charge against President Mitchell Secretary Wilson Md the e" otlt (maid of th United aline Wofhora a era refahllal d this I'loi ulng b -ui iiiuiioiin vole ol the Investigating committee Tba oogyeatlon adopted tin report with out deb, iii This im .in re elect loa 0l the old ..III. . i HOUSE RESOLUTION OFFERED FOR BOERS. Clark, of Missouri. Wish Conyre to Declare in Favor of the Soutk African Republic. Wgtahlngton Jan 23 Clark demay cral. of Missouri, today lilt lodlii ed a lollil resolution in I lie house declar ing that the people of the I i, Med States f e strong etiupalhy with the people ol tin South African republic and Orange Free State that they are pained at the reports of the preneiat suffering of those Christian people ami unite in the hope that Oils dee laratlou which the house ami senaa feel It their tt ii t y to make, will be fa vorahl) considered by Great llrltaia Th Bill Signed. Washington Ian 33. PretdS Itoose vi It today signed the bill grail lng the rraiiklng privileges to Mr. M ' Kliiley A gill in Vim i lilicn Ind dyurag tnm l be effeiln of a high kb k She fell backwards and hit her spine u a chain HENRY WILL GIVE JEWELS. German Prince Order Coatly Bau ble for the Journey. Berlin. Jan 23 The crown Jeweler 1 ordered by Prince Henry to pre i.orf a niimler of rohtly presenta in eluding a diamond studded cigarette, ase diamond sarf pins locbatl cuff links, which he will present to , persons he will especially otue iu niniii-i with in the Fulled States Miss Roosevelt n is believed, will re ceive the Jeweled bfBflOlPl and the president a hunting gun. Itinerary of the Tour Arranged Washington Jan fj The commit tee of arrangements derided today subject u PrlBOO Henry s approval that th.' pNnce shall leave here so as to be In Cincinnati on March 1 The arrangement then la for the priuce to visit Chsttanooga and the battle Held of Cull kamagua going thence to bl Ixiula. Chicago and eaatward Mining Activity in Montana. Helena. Jan. 13 The year Juat j clewed has been one of extraordinary 1 Mtttrlt) In the mining regions of Mon tana A large iwhof of new mining TOcrtics have hern slarttd. besldr'S tlie iiilarged operations of old prop OftlM sod the n ipenlng of abandon ed mines as a result of the cyanide and unproved methods of concentre tion. At least 3" new properties have been started within the past It months This included besides new copper properties gold silver nd lead ml nee O'Neil v. Smith. Portland Jan 23 "Mystenoua" Hilly Smith and Al Nell of Kan Krau ciseo wbo are to meet In a twenty round Ixiut before the Pastime ' lull tonight, have finished their work of preparation and are ready for the contest Both men have atrong fol lowltal ou the Pacific i oast and keen interest is aroused In the match Notable Poultry Show. Charleaton, 8. C. Jan 23.-The moat notable poultry show ever held In this part of the country opened at the exposition today under the aus afc a of the American Poultry Aaaocl ation The exhibition embrace a be wildering variety of prlxe wlnnnlng chickens turkeys, geeae, ducba, pig .-one. rabbit and other form of poul try and pet etock To Fight at Harnburg. Harlaburg Pa Jan 23 Jack Hen of thl city and Joe Hanrabeo or lancaater have completed their training and are in readiness for th fight here tonight They are ached tiled to go alx rounds at catch weight Next to John Wanamaker, of Phil adelphia Mr Peavey, the recently deceased elevator man of Chicago, j carried th largeet life Insurance la this country He took out a policy for tL 000.000 In the mutual llf of New York only two yeara mo Md i had paid two premiums on It amouat 'lng to IV 780 He bad beeidee ebowt a .aire or a aoiinoe Makes Hot Breads Wholesome Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes, rolls, and muffins. oval i m soweea oo , tee wttuaai t ni oea.