I OA1LYEVENING EDITION WVVVVVVAVVVVVVVv'V'VVVWil gE DAILY J 5c A WEEK. Eastcmjpfcgon Weather Tonight and Saturday oetaslonnl rain. L. 15. PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, EI? T DAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1902. NO. 4"S1 il IS GUILTY j Hand Dealer Declares .i a : u: btaP" MNbWBimg mo Litton Sold Watch- NEW YORK NEWS LETTER. h THE NAME OF JOHN MILLER ON CARD. Lt Gained Which Proves That G. Mason Is the "Jack the gtr" Who Killed Two Young nen In Boston. Bon, Mass., ssov. i. a muimiu, ring the description of the ono awned the murdered Clara Mor- Iwatch, was locked up by the j last night. Ho la regarded as blclous character. At 1 o'clock fcornlng a second negro was ar- Both negroes are said to havo teen frequently at Waverly. Al- rMason Is still held, ponding illations. the colored mon were releas- Is morning, havl.ng satisfied the that they had nothing to do the "slugger" crimes. Second- dealer Nemser, who bought the and Morton watches, says linen wrote the names of John ell on the cards. He now says he SlcPkee watch was sold by neriean answering Masons de- lion, lie was taken to the (Jam Jail, where he will see Mason wide whether or not he is the Grover Cleveland to Speak An Inter national Leper League With Japan Students Earn Their Living. New York, Nov. 6. One of the most Interesting features In conectlon with the opening of the new chamber of commerce next Tuesday will be the oration delivers 1 by ex-President Grover Cleveland. This will lbe the mo3t Important occasion at which Mr. Cleveland has appeared since he left the white house. He will have the world ns an audience as representa tives of nearly every nation will be present as guests of the chamber. The opening exercises will take place at noon. There v;lll be no long ad dresses other than Mr. Cleveland's. In fact, most of tho oratory will be reserved for the dinner In the even ing at the Waldorf-Astoria. Bishop Potter will make the prayer. PUPILS ON A STRIKE Young Americans of Chicago Demand the Resignation or Removal of their Principal, BECAUSE HE SUSPENDED THEIR FAVORITE TEACHER. Dr. Albert S. Aslimead ,of this city Is, urging an international leper treaty between tho United States and Japan He says that there are nearly 100,000 lepers in Japan and sees danger to this country in Increasing Japanese Immigration to our Pacific coast. The committee on the employment of students In Columbia University has just made public some figures concerning the earnings of Columbia boys during the last college year and the last summer vacation. The figures are upon 101 men, who earned In the aggregate $15,531.95 last summer. During the academic year 118 stu- dents earned $15,GG4.15. ISHAW REFUSES BONDS. ds the Emergency In the Money Situation as Past. ithington, Nov. 7. Secretary. returned to Washington wis ng and after a lengthy conBtil i with Assistant Secretary Ailes, nced the he would accept no (state or municipal .bonds .as-se- on government deposits. Ho Bs the emergency In the monota- luatlon as nast. and, says lt is ager necessary to accept any than government bonds. "Eugene Field" Day. Louis Mo., Nov, G. In accord- itlth an order Issued by V. T. prion, state superintendent of schools of Missouri, Eugene tho anniversary of tho to! the "Children Poet," was gen- observed today by the -public U throughout the state. The ex- s consisted of tho reading of xems of Eugene Field and a t the life of the poet. Hlnie's Men In Court. I1. Mont., Nov. 6. Judge WI1- IV-bmj ol the district court and f uturtU, tho man in charge of f' WW, the Reveille, were ar 'J com. today on a charge of ""uioei. nie charge grows out 1 iSdlTlt m.,! I... ninnn.f ntiil ""M IB Ilia To.,I11q Minvirlnfr P'" Slink IfflO n T WnnnnflKnv in nnvnmtlir (n flu on no VJ'u0" ln a decision of the Bos- Mwiiana receivership case. NO COAL FAMINE. idllt of the Erie Says Shipments Ar Increaslna Dalta. York !SL?,f the Brle 'railway today rale coal wnuM i. .,,.,. n j 11x3 BHunuvuia uiu daily 3ml tliot mnnnrt mlne1 (,a"y in e Lack- -.wC, Once upon a time not so very long ago. either. Now York literally went to market fot its food supplies; but conditions have changed. The population has shifted. New methods of doing business have been intro duced and many of the markets once so popular are falling Into disrepute and bad condition and will soon be discontinued. This will destroy many landmarks, but It will improve condi tions of the city very much. Business Change. Fred Lungever has purchased the stock and business of the City Brew erv. at the corner of Court and Thompson streets, from Polydore Moens, and will conduct the saloon business in the future. OPERATORS ACCEDE INDEPENDENT COMPANIES BIND THEMSELVES. Agree to Become Parties to the Con troversy In the Anthracite Region and Will Accept Award of Board. Washington, Nov. 7. Thomas H. Watklns, of the strike commission. telegraphed Recorder Wright from Scranton that all of the independent operators In the Wyoming tnd Lack awanna regions have informed htm of an agreement among themselves to become parties to the controversy and bind themselves to accept the commission awards. GASTON MAY GO FREE. With MIRAL SCHLEY RETURNS. ' .Welcomed by Southerners " Hlohlv di.,..j . Ms hlehir ,Shln8ton thls morning. t riven ii '"caoi wun the recep BTe Mm on his Southern tour Itrlln m- . w u.-no. Pithe'kVulV ''rao Hohenzollern, oat h; tlerland 1,18 cort aboard. fthe Eibo!1; P??8 the mouth at -t O ClOCK thlS morn- Pr bushel. flOV. 7 TUkoo nit, . j Woman Who Charged Him Rape Has Left Town. Kd Gaston, accused of rape, Is still being hold. Mrs. Jackson, who was so anxious to have him arrested on such a serious charge, has left town nnd it 1s now thougnt that he may be released because of no one to ap near against him. No one credits her story, as .Mrs. Jackson Is a woman of notorious character in Walla Walla. They both may be tried on the charge of adultery. rive Hundred More Pupils of the Jackson School In Sympathy With the Third Department L,IUcago, Nov. 7. Five hundred more pupils joined the strike against the Jackson school this morning through sympathy with the pupils of uie miru aepartment, who struck yesterday because their teacher, Miss McKeon, had been suspended for al leged insubordination. The pupils aemona wo resignation or the rcmov al of Principal Hedges. A SKELETON MYSTERY. no Evidence of Foul Play All Bones of the Unknown, Except the Arms, Were Found In Place. Wallace. Idaho, Nov. 7. The skele ton found on the hillside north of Wallace laHt Saturday, was brought to the city. All the bones were in piaco except tne arms, wfiich were gone. There was no sign that tho man had been murdered. The upper .two front teeth were gone, but no bones were broken. Tlie skeleton had the appearance of being .that of a tall and stout man. AH the clothes, even to the underwear, were found, but they were badly decayed. There was nothing in the pockets that would identify the man. A pocket- book containing a small piece of iron was found. There was no money In it. It Is believed that the man had died about a year ago, probably being lost in a storm Inst winter. The bones will be hurled in the Wallace cemetery. VERDICT FQRS6 W. 0. Hamisch Awarded that Amount for Injuries Receiv ed By His Child. CASE WITHOUT PRECIDENT IN OREGON COURTS. Injuries Received in This City, Result In Damage Suit Circumstances of Accident Pathetic. Portland, Nov. 7. The jury In the Hamisch. damage case, returned a ver dict for the plaintiff for $6500. Tho sul generis feature of the case was the basis for the verdict. iSu! generis is a law term, meaning unique, or without precedent. This Is a suit which was brought against the W. & C. H. Railway by W. O. Hamisch, for Injuries sustain ed Dy his 5-year-old daughter on an unlocked turntable, ln this city, last April. The circumstances of the ac cident were very pathetic and the case has been followed with much Interest by residents of Pendleton.) DR. LUEGER GETS CONTROL. Election Results In Victory for Antl scmlte Burgomaster of Vienna. icnna, .ov. 7. Kicction of mom hers to Uie diet ot the lower Austria In which tho anti-semltlc burgomaster of Icnna, Dr. I.ueger, Is supremo, have resulted ln a complete victory for the Christian socialists, or clerl cal antl-scmitic party, which captur ed all but one of the seats for Vienna, and which commanded 50 out of 78 seats in the legislative assembly. The Increased majority gives Dr. Lueger complete control of both tho lower Austrian diet and the Vienna town council for the next year. MURDERED BY SERVANT. Coroner's Jury Decide That Ada Gil bert Was Killed by Richard Cole. Washington. Nov. 7. The coroner's Jury in tho Ada Gilbert caso this afternoon returned a verdict, holding Richard Cole, her colored servant, as the murderer. He was Immediately arrested. Julius Broklc, Uie proprie tor of tho Brunswick hotel, testified that Cole several times had said that he wished Ada Gilbert would die. PREDICTS THE WANE OF COAL. San Francisco Art Show. San Francisco, Cal., Nov. G. The fall exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association ouenB this ovenins and continues during the next two weeks. Tlie exhibition which will be held in the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, will include water colors, pastels and studies in black and white. The number of entries Is unusually large and the exhibition gives promise o being the most notable of Us kind ever held on the Pacific coast. NEW CORPORATION. 1 Will Sell Groceries and Conduct Bak ery $5000 Capital Stock. Articles of Incorporation were hied at tho court house this morning by Elmer Miller and L. B. Miller, who recently bought the Relmann grocer' and bakery. The object of tho new corporation is to conduct a grocery business and other business connect ed with such au establishment The capital stock is to be $5000 divided into 50 shares of $100 each. Jewelry Stolen. Now York, Nov, 7. Ten thoutand dollars worth of jewelry was stolen from the residence of George Scofield on Madison avenue, last night, while tho family were' at dinner. Prince of Slam Indignant, Chicago, Nov. 7. The crown prince of Siam today Issues an indignant In terview in which he says he was treated like a Japanese at last night's banquet in tho Auditorium. Pulp Wood Hearing. New York, Nov. G. The board of classification of the United States general appraisers today took up the hearing In the wood pulp protest case of the Sault Ste. Marie Paper & Pulp Company, of Ontario. The protest by the importing firm is against- the levy ing of a countervailing duty on Ca nadian wood pull) brought into the United States. Over 90 protests have beon filed with the board complaining of the. action of the treasury depart ment n levying the additional duty. MADE NOBLES TO ORDER. Austrian Sentenced to Jail For Forg Ing Patents of Nobility For Ameri can Customers. Prague, Nov. 7. Von Mlldenburg was sentenced to prison for two years today for forging bogus patents of no bility for Americans who wanted to claim ancestral nobility. The trial brought out the fact that In orte case be received a $15,000 feo. DALZELL A CANDIDATE. the Announces That He Will Make Fight for Speakership. Washington, Nov. 7. Dalzell, of Pennsylvania this morning formally announced his candidacy ln tho race for the speakership of the house to succeed Henderson. He claims have Quay's support. to SAFES BLOWN OPEN. Robbers Make Rich Haul In Santa Fe Offices One Captured. Albuquerquo, N, M., Nov, 7, The sates ln the Santa Fe railroad offices in this city, were blown open last night and $2000 In money and Jewelry secured, One thief has beon arested with a portion of the plunder on his person, H. Clergue at Soo Canal Opening Says Water Power Era Is Near. Chicago, Nov. 7. At a banquet given by the Consolidated Lake Supe rior Company in connection with the celebration of tho formal opening of tho power canal at Sault Ste Marie, H. Clergue said this canal Is but the beginning of tho development ln the Soo. Speaking of water power de velopment In general, he said: The fall of water between Hamilton and Quebec is equal to 10,000,000 tons of coal a year, and I predict that in 10 years not a ton of coal will be used in Canada between Hamilton and Quebec for manufacturing pur poses. In tho State of Michigan not a ton of coal will be used for manu facturing purposes. Water power will have taken its place. CORNISH BADLY CONFUSED. BALLIETT SENTENCED. Disposed of Stock of White Swan Mining Company, of Baker City, by Fraud. Des Moines, la., Nov. 7. For ob taining $250,000 through a fraudulent use ot the malls, in disposing of Btock of the White Swan Mining Company ot Baker City, Or., Letson Balllctt today was sentenced to ono year'H im prisonment in the Polk county jail and to pay a fine of $1000. Hp hns given notice of an appeal to the su preme court. SHEEP SITUATION Local Conditions, May Be Taken as Illustration of In dustry in the West. STEVENS KILLED HUMPHREY. Result of a Quarrel at Glasgow, Mont., Over an Election Matter. Havre, Mont, Nov. 7. William Humphrey, saloonkeeper, of Glasgow, Mont., was shot and killed by James Stevens, a customs inspector, last night The quarrel was over election matters. Mayor Hurt, of Glasgow, was shot in the foot by a stray bul let. One other man wbb also wounded. CHARGE OF MURDER PRIVATE WADSWORTH AR RESTED FOR SHOOTING MINER His Testimony In Molineux Trial Con flicted With That of Previous Trial. New York, Nov. 7. Cornish, on tho stand In tho Molineux trial today, bo- came badly confused and his testimo ny conflicted with that of the previ ous trial. Cornish presented much testimony through witnesses to prove an alibi Just before noon the defense rested the case and tho ?ourt adjourned un til Monday, when both sides will sum up their evidence. INVALIDATED 'FOR FRAUD. Count Bonl Castellines Rejected From Chamber on Charge of Elec tlon Corruptions. Paris, Nov, 7. The chamber iof deputies this afternoon, by a close vote. Invalidated Count Boni Castel lines, recently elected to that body, on the charge of methodical corrup tion. Bonl claimed that the money expended in his. district was simply an act of charity toward his constituents. PARDEE ELECTED. His Plurality Over Lane Is 2197 After Allowing Opponent All Doubtful Precincts. San Francisco, Nov. 7. Chairman Spear, republican, completed a table at noon today showing that Pardee's plurality will be 2197. He says the mountain counties will increase this plurality. He gives all doubtful pre cincts to Lane. FRENCH BRIG WRECKED. Six of Crew, Including Captain, Were Drowned. London, Nov. 7. The French brig Gabriello, struck the rocks off tho Isle of Jersey this morning and sank, drowning six of her crew, including tho captain. Six others were saved. Dam Breaks In Colorado. Glenwood Springs, Col., Nov. 7. The dam on Eagle River at Pende, broke last night and flooded the canon. It is believed the settlers had warning and all escaped. Case Will Be Made a Test to Settle Dispute Supreme Court Will Fix Status of National Guard, Pittsburg, Nov. 7. Private Arthur Wadwsworth, of the Eighteenth Na tional Guard, was arrested here this morning for tho killing of William uurharn, a union miner, at Shenan doah. Wadsworth fired under orders from his superior officer whilo on duty as a guard. Tho case will bo a test to settle the dispute between tho civil and military authorities. It will bo carried to tho supremo court. It Is of unusual Interest throughout tho unions, as it will decldo tho status of the national guard when on field duty Ohio Teachers Meet In Indiana. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov, 7. Attract ed by tho reputation of tho model pub tic scnooi system of Indianapolis, tho uentrai unio Teachers' Association began Its annual convention in this city today, tho mectlni; being tho first ever held by tho organization outside of (he homo state. Tho visit ing teachers, nearly J, 000 Iu number, spent today In visiting tho local schools. The convention will be for mally opened In ToinJinson Hall tills evening and the sessions will be con tinued nnd concluded tomorrow. Among the pormlnent educators whose names appear on tho program are William If Maxwell, superintend ent of schools If New York Cltv: C B. Gilbert, superintendent ot fcrlr ols of Rochester, N. Y.; W"lila 11 Worth- ner, of Dayton, O., and Wl'llum Haw ley Smith, of Chicago, Greatest Show's Home Coming. New York, Nov. 7.- The narrurn A Bailey circus, which has been tm'. cl ing in Europe for five years, Is ex pected to arrive here tomorrow on the chartered steamer Minnehaha, Tho show will go at once to its old winter quarteri at Bridgeport. Conn., and will open tho season la Madison Square Garden In March, Mrs. VS. Fuller arrived last evening from Halifax, N. S., and will spend the winter with her son, A, W. Ful ler, of the People's Warehouse. W. G. Settle, of Kilbride, Is In town. DEMAND FROM PORTLAND AND SOUND BRISK. Ranges Well Stocked Now Feeders Moving Slowly Short Corn Crop Makes Light Demand In East. Tho livestock Industry is full of sur prises. Llko ovorj- Western enter prise, It has Its various forwurd and backward movements; It' rises and lowers, llko tho unerring finger of the barometer, with tho changes of mar kets and conditions. In Umatilla county, tllo Industry Is found at its best Our local conditions niav be taken ns a fair illustration of tho con ditions which prevail in tho West Wo are subject to tho Bamo variable markets, tho samo fluctuating supply and demnnd and feel tho gcnoral pulse of the entire Pacific Coast In our lo cal conditions. Sheopmen havo look ed for n brisk market for feeders this fall, but so far thu demand from tho corn belt haB not attained any mug nittulo. Shipments havo boon vory light ln this direction. Tho Portland and Sound markets havo drawn heav ily on the mutton herds. Within tho past week sevornl thousand head have changed hands among local buyers, but will all remain In the country. Tho ranges nro well stocked and It has been hoped by sheepmon that a brisk demand would bo mado this fall, ln order to clean out tho herds and prepare for a 100 per cent Increaso In next year's lamb crop. Rejiorts from tho Inland Empire indicate that tho samo condition pre vails In adjoining districts. Short crops In somo of the principal feed ing centers in the mlddlo states luui caused a congestion on tho Western range. Prices uro holding up dcsplto the slow movement. Ono of tho sur prises of tho 'market tills season was a heavy shtpmont of snoop from Northeastern Oregon to tho San Fran cIsco markets. Formerly, Southern Oregon, Novada and California ranges have supplied this domand, Thero Is a brisk oxchangn of thoroughbred rams among all tho owners of flocks. Tho tendency Is toward hlghor grades and smaller holdings. Oickoii wool has Increased In fine ness 20 points In thrvjo years, MAY PRECIPITATE BATTLE. Troops of Alabama Being Forwarded to Keep Mob From Burning 4 Ne gro. Annlston, Ala., Nov. 7. The stat troops havo been ordered out and are now assembling here to provont thp lynching of a negro who assaulted Mrs, Williams and Is said to have beon caught near here. A mob of 1000 men are on tho scono preparing to burn the negro. The troop will ba rushed forward and may proclpl Into a battle. CABINET MEETING, First Since Adjournment of Congress Discussed President's Message, Washington. Nov. 7. Tho first cab inet mooting slnco the adjournment of congress was held today In the new office building. The largest portion of tho time was dovot(-l to a discus sion of tho president's forthcoming messago. It Is said that he will be vory outspoken In his discussion of noedr-d antJ-tniBt legislation. Wheat In San Francisco. Ban Francisco, Nov. 7,-Wheat $1.28 1.28 per cental, CRACKER CREEK FACTS WitJi Five Companies owning four miles of ground. Ore bodies are in sight as follows; South Pole $ 300,000 North Pole 11,000,000 Columbia 3.000,000 & E 3,000,000 Golconda 500,000 A large force of men are now work ing on tlie South Polo and In 6 months will put four times as much ore in sight than at present. Sep maps and f holographs at office of T. Oaii&gitn, fartman's attract office.