East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 29, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextNINGEDITION DAILY EVENING EDITION AILY Eastern Oregon Weather ronisht mi Thursdaj cloudy anil threatening with p.mslhlv light snow Warno'i J5C A w cw PENDLETOK, UMATILLA corTV, OKIK.oN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1908, NO. t.H 1 fe-V- II I MftRTYR PRINCK HENRY, COMINQ 10 i U NCUlMi OF lilt KAISER'S ACHT. AND THB YACHT ITSELF pinp Hh Memory Through CentUiy. i DAY WAG kNIRALO .'UBERVED. ,U Had Attention Direct- Event That Caused the ,ldinf Doatn "'" kamtry Exercises. .... I . P. I. ,!,.:, II; u, ii'uuuio jtjl of tlila day, being Mt - ni! d "' th" "xor' rip Cniiklm referred to direct".. 'h attention ft to the dentil of the vlf-; inuuln'x imlii't. mo further nutlet! in Ton- flirt that this Ik Mc-Kln- i Jin is. i ll- nnnivcnmry lytMideni Mi Ktnley'a birtlr aiy cel. luntecl through ttd Mates today Cuuton iml business wan HUH at-oriai mti-Ihub were puhlli unil paroi'hlal I In MeKlnli nay wan No ll.n mbleni of Int iHapla ' .: 00 the Me tttarv. Tonight In Chicn- al address w III lie made I), the rinse personal mart..: prcHidout. liem-.iy ol McKinley. jpgs, ft. Advices r -tolv-1 ,11 i In McKin '! dii : la' Assoclat Ion In ' ! I an. today of the h ui the lal pieulduut'B t In UggCH Pi i Nub. of Ohio, the u ntij tuti and terrrl I'tiioii designated th' day obf f i vati'i in memory of sty. It Is alHn expected nun. win be readied from iowani niiniHetinK the na- cnal mini iMcKinley'a Birthplace. 1 Jaii -"' Thai town, udsii M. Kinley first iibw dav j iiiuat 29, lH-t:t. ob m'tWrlTi today in the t In response to a proc t. town authorities, bus! i inended and public n ai.n Mom wcr closed. 1 if icaooli HnroMM i the u euHion were held. " Observe the Day. Klaus were j iiipbyeil at half-mam In in ouaervauce of the tersur of Trealdent Mc-' tn of ItlMM vlalted the nurtreii president dur- 1 hmu; ui tin- fnnuiiinn 'Irk BtoKlnlai nrriv.t -i... MM4niM lieaped high ni. memorial wreaths. c nft't 'inrs having heen dittunt unit.- of the conn. PROPOSALS ARE HER1.1.Y PRELIMINARY. That Negotiation Are Ac '"ogreas Between Enaland l0' Government. Jul. pi... i in- l"'Ui r la', ii (Ji-eut Britain by 1 Utrii i cut O U ntnt..l . " I'teliniinary nature. "l Oajwi Ii to allow the staif., i - ... ,i n. ea ) CH ,,, PMkl bum, with the lead- r luilt,,, D & ocfiuri. JS! '1 I'rc.mlttr 'v. today regard wiement in the hoube 1 ' fte.t that pro--ioiith Africa had w uutch Kovernment, Mt tli,. atatment wan could i,,,i ji.-i : IS. I, , . " no foundation for the 7V. r' "rB aaked the L fnd to brn the war T- '"at Kuyper NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray 4 Co., Pendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers. N York. Jan 2!' Wheat wn strong from the start thin HMMTBlU, and the close shows a asln of a full cent and ruin mi up IWO OMtfl. l lv M pool was S hlather, ff 14. Now ' YoiU OpMed Ml and closod 84. 1 t'hlcnBo opened mid closed .' May com closed r.::', awHiiiMt fio 'yesterday Sto( ks lower. l'le.c. cHt('lU . S" 14. opened today. HanRe toda s:ttt' Closed tod 1 Snsar. IN. Steel. 4S. St Paul, IH, Daloa raetle, 101 Wheat in San Ftanciaco. San franc I hco. Jan. 2 H'h. it 1014 ii 110. Wheat In Chicago. CThlcBJJBi 'an. 2''. Wheat THE MM R ASKS REVERSAL Of Viows of Majorit) and Sus taining ti Dewevi 5c;il? v s Arm L TO THE PUESIPENT. 1 A BMAVK BOY DiES FICHTINU BURGLARS. Horace Schoder, of Chicago, Defends Employer's Property to the Deth in a Store. Chicago Jan. i!!' Sevent ye4i old HOTBM lekodBt was killed this morning in a desperate battle with liurslarH Who sought to roll the atcie in which the hoy whs BptojrVd The bodjf of the heroic youth was fottt d hellltld till' eotllltel with Ills empl "V ar'l cash hag In hand ANOTHER BATTLE Panama Has an Encountri Between Regulars and Rebels. Panama Jan Another naval battle between the government ships ami those controlled by rebels, The light was 'brief and IndOCltlV The k'ovet nineiil ships linn returned hi re Taft Reaches Washington. Vaahlbatoil, Jan If QovfBOf William Toft ot tin I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii . s ami i d here tills aftorOOOB While In re h' will confer with President RoOMWll and Si tar) Hoot . -gaidiiiK Plul IpplBO situation in addition to pjrlB tin Philippine (ommillei the boayoftl ot his experiences and OMwrVaVtlOBI in the Islands. New York, Washington and other Eastern cities are making great preparations for the coming of Prince Henry, who is to arrive next month. The picture shows Prince Henry, the kaiser's eteam yacht, Hohenxollern. and a reception room at the White Houae. HEADMITTED GUILT THE BRIGANDS FLED HURTS THE FRUIT A Street Railway President When Chased by the Uu- Down in 'Fesses to Crime. speakable Troops. the Goldon Gate State. Had Dynamite in Charge. N w York. Jan. Mollis Kpp a MOjra who had charge ol the dyna nut. that 00 MPOd Mondays disaster was arraigned this morning on the 'barge of homicide e said the slian ly in which the dynamite was stored contained iton sticks of the xploslve Tile explosion wa ( uuseil by fire ill 'I" slianty. Buildings for Coast. Whio ington. Jan. 'i lulls wen fo voi t l,l v repotted In the OOMtl toda uroviulng for the election ol public buiidli In Kpokatie and San Fran BsSCO. to cost hall a million and a million and a I alt dollars respective CONFESSES HE HAS BEEN A BRIBER OF MEN St Louis Ciand Jury Pursuing Inves tigation of the Corrupt Counolmen An Important Admission. 8t. I onia. Jan. 1".' Another war rant charging briber) oi members Of I the laat muni( Ipal absembl was !ssu ed torlay The name of the person woa withheld pending the arreat Charles Turner, preaideut of the street rallwa company in said to; hav. told the grand Jur tod) that he (NCJUMltl) put up money tor cer taiu legislation. It win- ollii ially MUMMUOM UUi afternoon that the man lor whom I warrant was isaued is Kill.- a'.i wright 'In millionaire bit ' Private Kettle Is Dead. Was'.iii-toii Jan U Adnuial tat .era cables from Cavite the ueath Oil Private Richard Kettle, on. of the ma rines led lo Captain Porter lr tiM M ploiatlot ot the Interior ft ..uu. . rfom exhaustion anf blood poi.- mieg .MISS STONE REMAINS WITH THE KIDNAPERS Negotiations foi Release Have Failed Because the Turkish Soldiers Pur sued Her Captors Washington. Jan The slate d. pBrtOMBl was nottlled litis morning thai the negotiations to: the nlease 0 Miss Stone again have failed. The hit. h is due to lltOIBtl h thai Turk Ith soldieis to .apiui. the brigands who learned ol I'lan and fled with thh captiv. s Miss Htone's stay with the kidnapers now is likely to become indetliittely prolouged oororml lajBry to th lertoJRtsd liere CHAIRMAN OF LOO ROLIINO COMMITTEES. CALIFORNIA HAS SOME MORE COLD WAVE. . Woodmen Preparing for the cu.. ..... a.- -----. Lf Event on Apr.l 21 and 22. and Snow Falls in South of the State. Big nut no fears aoOsM are en lii peace waa not ueaotia Died to Avoid An -t Chicago Jan 29.-Rather than si u mit to be arrested. Janes .Milan, a young burglar, suicided by shoot j wheu cornered in a room of the it. vere hotel bj officers this morning In an Explosion. nhlw, Jan 29,-Two were Killed and thre, an explos'on Illinois ln Queen Alexandra NBHoj t.rinn Jan -9-The queen entirely recovered sltton. probably fatally injured 'n of molten memi a Bteel Works early this morn front her Inaup- Denmark Treaty Was Up. Washington Jun W T "eaty with Denmark tor the purchase ol the Danish West India VU dUctmod in lormally tills morning at a m.-eiiiiK of the senate committee oil torelgn re hatiOIIO. P s the geueral Impres sion that the treaty will be ratified Without an extended light It is under stood that a taw.ral.le report 00 the treaty will be authorlned by IK om nuttc. at the next meetiug I .os Angel. s. Jan Aquaii. i ol an inch of snow fell here this nioru lllf. Krult and crops will suffer aeri OUSlj Ovei u foot of snow fell In the mouutaina. I.os Angeles. Jau. It, Snow fell i mm 7 until a o'clock this morning In San Hernardlno, Hlveralde and Red 'ands Tlie damage is unknown San Francisco. Jau M A severe gale last night and tins morning 00 Og . d inn. i. damage to smallei veaaels in tha harbor Tin luinbei " hisiuei Marv K Kusa was driven ashore Two pile driving barges wen wricked a small sloop was capsiied and nun ei ins vessels that dragged the'r an. h re rescued with difllou '.' Storm on Pugat Sound. Pari Towusend. Jau 29 AnoOitr I no wbtorm is sweeping over the .-.(-Hon. Puget Hound unci the Btralls ot Juan de Fuca armooapooltil by Ingh winds Ten Italiana Burned Boston. Jan -f Ten lives were lost in a leueineut house Ore at i o'clock this morning the tenth body being found shortly before uoon Three of the injured are In a Serious condition All are Italian City of Mexico Jan 29. Charles Kichmond an American disappeared .M. rdav with funds amounting to $30n U0) He is supposed to have gone to the United Bute Rear Admiral Kimberl Oead Waahiugtou Jan. 19. Hear Aduit tal Kimberly. retired, died yesterday M,... i.ing of heart diaeaae at West N. wton. Mass Kimberly waa ne .it th.- officers first appointed or. tbs Schley court of Inquiry. He was com pelled however, to decllu.; the dutir on account of llllneas Pendleton ''itmp No 41. Woodmen ot the Wii( Id at Its icgulai meeting last night, appointed the following to a. I as ( ban 'n n of committees to ar raugi' tor the big log roiling with the Women of Woodcraft in be held In this city on the 21st ami 22d of April Fntertal'iment. 0. A. Cole, solicit nig. J K It. am advisory II M Sloan ap.'llcstlons. C Krabler. ad rorUolaS. A. O. Cardeu, investigation J P Wall . i general log lolling J P Kill, pai.il. (1 A Han man ritual, P MftBrlau prizes LoOOJ ''oheu. hall and groiinn- J Klikiati p k BOOh ot tlo abow (han men art to Select two more mem he i b ol the ( a.p to ((institute his committee Oiganu eis are soon to gal on th. giound and veiy flattering rarts sr. luiui'ig flom all the lumps and circles In the district. Much euthusiasui is being manili slid all along the line Two Brothers Sentenced. Walla Walla. Jan 29. For Jtealing a cheap horae James Dabuey will peinl three years and a Uslf In the ntate penitentiary near this etly and for falaely swearing In an effort o secure the release of hl.i broth r John Dabuey will aerve a like tine Both men were aeuteni d yeatsrdsy u tie i noon by Judge Pren'a In the au perlor court It Aska Reversal of tlir Fnftfings of the Majority of the Court of Inquiry Upon the Ground That the Coi rt Eicd in r.i.loiij to Dei (de Several Questions Involved. Washington. Jan II Bchl I' ap peal to tlo president tram tlie i.n lingo of tin naval court of IntJBlr RfM ma Ii public this morning . -t at e. ' ro.flv. I; asks that the dissenting op'' It u of DOWSJ) In approvid and that ihl find' Ini-H of the manrlt of ti. . ..t Is annulled The appeal was turn.-d ofoi to Soa retai) loiu' "vial days ago h) ths president with insti nct Ions that th nnvy dSpOrtmOBl review it and rnttirm It to the president wllli comments, giving the views ol th" departumnt in the premises Ii Is understood that the "oitiini.'iii 1 ha. been prepar ed ami submit tod to the nrealdeat The pn sumption Is th t the ib-part tin lit has in no wise altered its opin ion ol tin . i . and tint th OtMSfld will rc'omiueinl thai tin enllrt of the i o.ll t ol pill v lniii Thl .'U geaerel (roundi foi objvctlni to tko BMsJOsit Indl0 rs M forth First That tlo eOMrl BfTOd In the opinion express.. I b .he tiiajuilty is Igiiorltir the qtMOtkm a. to Who was in COsMBOti'l at tin balt'e ol Santiago and as to the title to rfodil for tbs ensuing victory. Mei mill Th. i.iioi ei led In ita ma J.nitv tin. .i c in Us gJIUrS tn nport mi the oorooolt) for. If am ami ths ad v isabllt v .it w ithdraw mg the flying squadfoo at mght Iron tie ontrM ol Santiago horlMN Third The court SITOd in Its ma jority Uu. ling lu not agiceina wpti i.is presiding UfOCSr ol tin .nun in all Views expressed I.) I,,. I, g hi 'S senllng opinion. The argument aitai le I t.. th. p U t ion Is most cxhiusti Schley Toy ly Entertained lxiuls Hie, K Jan M Itoyal SO) tertamment of tin continuous sort, marki d tlo flist da ol Admiral aud Mrs IfthMI I visit to lulvllla. Drives ri'c pi ..us and luncheons weie hat ores or tlo progiam l'i nlg'i A Imlral 8 hley w ill to the uial of honor at the Louisville ll..ar. sf I'ruJe 'ianiui tor which pn paisv lions on a mo slooorBlt socle Uavs bee,- loinpleteij Senator Pay Deao New Brighton Staieu lalaod, Jsn 29 Ex State Senator John Pay, of California died bare yeaterday Ths Oeed Add. A good Sd la sn announcement In brief tern , straight from the should er, concise snd to the point, telling something In a clear and Intelligent manner snd stating a fsw prices as an Indicator of the way you sell goods or do work. Brookllne (Mans) Obnxalcie FRUIT GROWERS ARE NOW IN WALLA WALLA. Convention Haa More Than ISO in At tendance A Nsw Box Adopted Walla Walls Jan 29 Despite tits i old weather and belated trains oeof ifn fruit gjroorori are in Bttonidenoj at the convention being held at ths county hous. Y extents) null. a in i m be i w.i. dslorsd m nrrfvlaUl t a belated nam whlih reached the 1 1 ity at i p m instead or 9 it. the , morning and tin OltSBdsnns at th I'peiilug session was not up to the ea peilatlon A Inlet nesalon )i-slerda atternooi. itnpaied t In '.! !. ii. I ,i business, and adjoin iim. ni was takes until 7 So The evening session pros ed interesting and a uomtiei .1 SfWOJ I lien t fruit BSC aooke on dlff.-runt topics l ast y.ai the a.aoi latloli ail ,.t.S a new boa and the mallei aa brought up for dtseusston at IbU sua slou It waa the uuaulmoua opluloe that the new and smaller boa glee fruit a murh butter show on the mar keta than the old xtyh boa and waa the sanse of the BOareStioB that n.e inilorsemeut of last yuar bo rallfled at this meeting Today the feature of a lively sao--lou waa a discussion of the fruit peata, especially those which trouble the appls. The subj. I waa handbsl at length by K I. Smith of Hood Klvsr, Or., chslrmsu of the state horti cultural eommlaaslon, followid by brief rsasarks by a number of oth.tr