East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 16, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti M fZTZlATr 1 OAILY EVENING EDITION i fnrrMMGF N SSSLxt learned that the f"""' - reaches nearly all you have WEATHER FORECAST. Tonight fair; Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. .M1SW penili:tox, ore;ox, fiuday, dk ni:n ic. ismu. .. I -M- r I "W. aT II 4 - w!nnmHnr. j n 'h -" i i 3. at y HIBHT i UI XS AMITK. li PE R50NS I'latc L Endowment House ing Up Many Inter- ng Secrets. Iiition or Tin' UOIBCIW'OVKltED ItOBK. L Knn the Church lfcvauw 1H vt sl,p Tnmiinu u-ia ThHt tlio KmlcmnifMil L Rohw Arc Afterward Winn JudennirmenM by Hie iiimm tulmian 01 C romnilllco Says So Mor tised Penincruilr Tlrient. Lngtou. Dec !. The first In tbe Snieot cane today waa unit Elliot Pierce, of Utah. (diverted le Morninnlsm In uid came to America In worked as a conk In the ,( Attorney Jensen. u Hrlg- nh(i wiih t'ounellr for Tnong. Jensen had more wife. The witness snld she inrejth the endowment hiwse tlmel us representative of imtn who were Ileitis' married ITllllJ'. told or oaths and cere- Ib the Endowment House, crlbed 'the robes, which she a Tiearl on the left side, a in the rlfrht side, a rent over omen and another over the '"hew were for the purpose of iff the wearer of the ouths The witness withdrew from Tth because she found It was lite thought It was. 'Itnew said the robes were litrrard by both mule nnrt fe- wnderKarmeiits. u wippuae every Mormon In In giMid RtHmlihg Is wearing iratnieiuii'.'" nuked . Hena- roan. '"Yes. 1 know thev 'Powlea the witness. nr heard of nny of the pen- crlbed being Inflicted on any not fear bodily harm w hack to Vinh. hut loss f -a. nn DletiilloH In ldulio. h H Jackson, of Hidse. dem- w chairman of Idoho. de Mi whoever tiie Mormon "tiled In Idaho It carried out. '"Ilile for either, the renub- Wmocrats tu Will hiiv iioinl H by the church. Not a Mor- the democratic ticket at Naked Imnatlr Destroy Mix Glass. New York. Dec. IS. A craay man. entirely divested of clothing, with a crowbar ran amuck on Twenty-third street this morning and smashed 1251111 worth of plate glass n mer cantile buildings before he was over powered by the police. He has not been Identified. in OOXXKRS UAXGr.l). musoi Her Sister Wrctj Caesar Young That She Might Do Herself or Him Harm. ldiilm .Man Claimed Was Heady, anil lli.fus-d Consolation. Hoise, Idaho, Dec. 16. James Con- j nrrs was hanged this morning for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Sweet, of t Miackfoot, September 6. He refused plrltu.nl comfort and walked to the gallows with steady steps. He de clined to say anything about his life j or crime, saying he was ready. He ! Toll the. Story LES BESET RUSSIA AT HOME ANTI-l'OXVICK I.AIIOIt. Ij'lior I'iiIoiim Olijevt to I viiltoiitlnry Mnde Stoves. I'l.itland. Dec. 16 When the bill which la now being drafted by the legndatlve committee of the Federat ed Trades Council of Portland, la In troduced at the next session of the legislature for the purpose of pre senting convict labor from compet D::., n n o ' w,lh union labor. II will affect mu.mg, uesertions, unen ne-i only the convfctn who nrt eiiKaRd In niakniK atovea at the state peiiltentt- WON STILL ABLE TO FIGHT volt and Vast Ignorance Infest the Empire. aiy. AUTXKIt SAVS YOVXU ' TRIKR TO SH AKE IIKIl. ' claimed California as his home. Ml I1DI H IX ITItST DKtillEK. of the UaiHtin l-Voin Ills IVrsnnal Kiiolcltc Young's Wire Says He Had Xo Re volver With 1 11 hi tl Day of the SlMKXlng. AIiIuhikIi He Owned tne IVfen tViiH'Indos t I'lglit. anil Ml Puttermm May o on the W itness Stand in Her Own Iteliulf. Xegro Sclilier is Life linprlson iH'iit in California. Salinas. Dec. 16. Private William Allen, ot the ninth cavalry (colored), who. In October, murdered Sergeant Tooley. of the 1.1th Infantry, during a row In a buwdy house at Monterev. was found guilty last night of mur- Patteraon trial today the prosecution der In the first degree and given life , .iim.uuirii a iriiHi arum Airs. j. mor the kai.tic ri.i-.i-rr may he OUDEItl'.l) TO RETl'KX. Kusslan orriitTM EwaM I'roni Tort New York. Deo. 18. In the Nan Sieves, according to the labor lend ei, ure the only product of the pen lloiitinry that come In direct come- it:ti.n with the product of union lt- l.or. The bill provides, however, 'hat jnny product of convict labor shall not come Into competition with any product of union labor. The reason for the bill at the next session of thc legislature Is the fact that the cont'nt for making stoves at Arthur to Clierai in an ()Hn HiHitl the penitentlaiy. which . Is held by .lniam4e ('miner. Did Xot Itun I l.oewnliovc; c.olug Company, of Aground at YiiiiKvhlng liny as He- ! rnitlnnd. Is to be renewed at the next ported .lamne-- System or- He-" '"',' , . , 1 li ere ale ;;hout KM) or more con (tviiehiiient Will Mnttf hilly Reduce jv;c;, em,,,ye, , making stoves. the Ita-flclt Kuroiatkln Abandons ; an:l, nccordlug to the labor leaders, Hie Offensive. 1 the contract price per man is 3ft cents. i TVs is what the labor leaders say l.ie l-oewnuerg & woing . company il'Vn- to the state for work performed Issues a Statement to Wall Street That He is of Age and Responsible. TKM.S HIS i i;ii:is THAT oi'iMHrrrxiTY is tiikihs. Sl. Ppternburn. Hec. 16. fleservists by tae convletH in mukhtg; ntuvea and Imprison me. -MINK FIHK. " mm art- inrmimK over wie province ( ranges. and rending the empire. Wholesale! When asked what the Ban Smith. Miss Patterson's sister, to ; desertions continue In Poland and the ! the unio118 n,tKh be if the Btate were I .a u son C alls on ( olonrl ;iivtm and .tin Tvt Aiv Io-hM(I Tor tin lny. Kach I'Innkcil ! a Personal Hop ivsi'iitatlvt and Ht Man Kltlior ii StMiHiitloiml IK'HiMiinrnt or h Very Tame Finale 10 MtwU Inrimnnm lory Talk Is Kvix-ctl Olnpatthen Say No ShoU Have IUon Heard. in Nit Silver lrodncer Will Oose ! ilefinlioly. . I YnuiiK. In which she warned him of ! Xan Patterson's perturbed mental condition, imd hinted she mlht harm herself or Youiir. John MIIHn, Sllverton. Dec. 16. The Midway , ounK s tanch partner, told the story ; Terminal Silver Luke mine, owned I r thff ,laJi0,i between VouriR and Miss by the OuKKenhelmers. was destrnyed ! pi,,,prRO" a,lfl Pilli Young tried to by Tire last niKht. The loss is Jino.-jK1 11,1 wT girl, j The mine Ir one of the greatest j Young Ownctl a Hevnlver. , producers In the state, but must close ! Mrs. Yountr. widow of ruesar indefinitely. IIAKHIMAX VVAiVl.K KAI1 1 iK IMTtlFXHKY TO IT. Will ( I ii i rue lnmlbitlve Kali on Hulls HackerN of the Columbia Southern Kald to J-'hmre in tltr d-vM-e Combination. HevornlzhiK: Ihe lolm Iay I toad hh a lohle Com H'tiior In tiie Inlerrior Ituildlnu: PoKtHii4'4l Imlrfinliely. j Youtip. took the stand, and said she ! went through her husband's clothes the morning of the tragedy looking ! for money to pay the expressman, j She found mo revolver, but her hus ibnniH owned a revolver. Ann May Take Ihe Stand. ! New York. Dec. 16. The counsel I of Nan Patterson held a long con j ference this morning and decided to I put In defense. Many damaging clr IcumKtanceH in the prosecution's chain of evidence may result In the prisoner liiliiiig the stand in her own behalf, !ond telling the whole story In relatigti ti the bookmaker, atid the events preceding the shooting. The court room is crowded with people to at 1end (he final hours of the case. The jury was excused until 2;3t. 'vltile the counsel for the defense Is : beginning a long motion to dismiss 'the case on the usual grounds nf non-7'roof. southwestern provinces In spite of the 'special force of mounted frontier: ; guards. It Ih sahi that the refugees ; ga tiler at the campffres of the guards ( land Khure their rations. The talk at such conferences Is said to be about' I freedom. In Ihe Caucasus, especially Geor gia, bloody collisions are frequent be lt ween the peasant workers and the ; ! military Kight persons were killed ' and many wounded at Hatoum re- ! cently. j j The Armenians are In revolt In ' nany pinces.- and even from trans- ' Caucasia come similar stories. The J situation is daily glowing more seri-1 ! ous. and the government Is alarmed, j TTe situation in the far e:ist Is of: the most interest -to the people of the 1 ! capital, but in the provincial district: tiie war has subsided Into a secondary j place and the population is rapidly i dividing Into two classes, one of Hostoii, Dec. 15. Law-son Issued a statement this morning: attitude of' irienun m wuii sireei: i 'ou i miss an opportunity to give the frenzied financiers Amalgamated cop per, liemember that opportunity state organizer, said: !..,.. T i ' "The taxpayers of the state have to ! """ " . ",y """ " nrMUl- paid the union scale for the employ ment of each convict, C. H. Oram. pay to keep the penitentiary running ga mated. am 21, and know if I and at every session of the legisla- 'imi' vtvv" Al or any ture appropriations are made for the Ith'"' U wouId be Pmptly corner- institution. If the convicts are going to labor for private concerns, their ' ed." woi k should bring to the state enough money, at least, to pay the state for the men's living." CHRISTIAN Fi ft GREAT ( IT IX OIL. 0 Hold ..r httiuib, t fanaUa. Hearing f (he Hp- ".itun Kovernnient "twwolan (uris for the to extradite Onynor "'."en with eoBipllc 'nnah harbor frautta. 1 Clark, i- if --- - itiresenttiiK lr Hen,T Asoulth V alturt, ' HI hereafter be re- 'Onlted State, marshal. C liullh" 'his after "Ul aot be surprlaed t ("Jjni wklvllh ".aT me "m ln Feb- nd the Chadwlck bZL ,0lay 'roduc T "tor? . th' attorney w.aea a divi.i h .l'"Tw0 builll.,. ... ur aK r killed. at u j Sumpter. fir.. Dec. 1G. Fruin tesldeiit of the John Day valley it b: j It-ii t'htrd that the people of that .-t-, lion are much disappointed ore the j report t'.:t the Sumpter Valley Kall- way company will not extend its line into that locality next year. ll is I wld the Harriman people are sUtp i ping the advance of the Sumpter Val I l,ay road by refusing lo deliver liiiis. j for building purposes except at ihe I maximum charge. This It is ' iaime.i 4s almott prohibitive, as the cost j would be 12.25 per hundred. Haiis could be shipped round the Horn, but j the high rate from Portland .voiiid Milii be staring the little road in Ihe ' face. A right of way has been cleared I from Tipton to Wright Station, a j point almost half way between Sump- ter and Prulrie City. It was announc ed, at the time this work was done that Uhe road would be built to this sta tion In the spring, and ultimately reach the vicinity of Prairie City by fall. That this program has been abandoned Is the expressed idea of John Day valley residents, and the continuation of the road Is put off to an Indefinite date. Another reason given for the hold ing back of farther extension Is the fact that the Sumpter valley road from Tipton on la required to be stan dard gauge, according lo the stipula tion of the franchise by the govern ment. This would mean the placing of the whole system on a broad gauge, a condition thct Is hardly . Justified at 1Yie present stage. Still .another theory is advanced, accounting for the action of the Har riman people. This la that the Sump ter valley la In splendid position to head off advancement of the Colum bia Southern through Central Eastern Oregon. As the latter road la foster ed by tbe stronger combination, every assistance possible la to be .given It. That this road must ex lend its lines eventually In order to control the business of Its territory is a well known fact, and therefore t would not be to Its advantage to have another road reach the Harney valley ahead of It. Independent M'ralorx Contribute in Itofkel'cller HeiielaeUons. Toledo. O.. Dec. 16. Following The j 'announcement of another munificent ! gift to the t'niversity of Chicago by 1 John D. Rockefeller, comes an ex i ected cut in the price of crude oil ' from :i to 5 cents In the eastern fields. ;The Independent oil operators come lo expect a cut Immediately after large gifts by the head of the Stand 'atd and are seldom disappointed- FOTt COXTKMIT OF COUtT. nniotiH 0H-n Shop Dditor Will He Tried January I. Los Angeles. Dec. 16. General joiU. proprietor of the Times, appear j ed in the superior court this moni ! lug to answer a citation why he 1 should not be punished for contempt for criticism of the grand Jury that reported -tin the city election. The I trial Is aet for January 4. j which stands for the government and i the other loudly dementis "Free Uus Fia." ' ln the meantime war bulletins from ! the tar ea?t are scarce. The situation : at Port Arthur Ih either unknown to j officialdom, or kept from the public. The reports from Mukden are entire- !y of a perfunctory nature, contaln j iiif nothing regarding positions, movements, plans or actions. The offensive movement which It' was thought Kuropatkln was planning 1 seems to have been dropped, and the i army has apparently settled Into Its ; winter quarters. LawHon Call on Colonel i revue. Boston, Dec. 16. While Colonel Greene, of New York, president of the Greene Copper v Mining Co., was eating breakfast at the Tournlne this morning, Thomas Uiwsnn sent in his card to the gentlemen who had called bim a liar, charlatan and other bad names, and then waited nearly an hour for Greene to finish his breakfast. On meeting, the two men Shook hands ami went Imme diately to Greene's room. Greene j was accompanied by a friend, and I Iaws'u by Mr. Thayer, of Kvery I bodyV Magaslne. VITIt ACTIONS. x. .rT, I No SIioIh Heaiil, I Ronton, Dec. 10 - -Colonel Greene iiitd Law son aro In conference at 2 t 1Iu .. ft . . .. l Last Kve.ili.K MH,. ami I ;.;,,,,,;; " "" ,mv Itot'iliitlnllH anil ii lleailtirill Mill" ! J , on li-lny for Toniirlit. Are Called IH :s I In tin Attention or the I'lilillc- lll; CHOWP WAS III! WW ItY .MAW An lnti'iTsilnit I'roKiiiiii Was Iti'iiiler. It'l l-:!! ltltlil I I). ! Itnltlr Klii'l Orilcrisl Hack, i Athens. Dec. 36. It is reported j what all the vessels of 'the Kusslan i Hnltlc fleet Intend to return to ?lr j aeus, Greeoe. Seivll ItliHelail Offleer Kmuim. Thefoo, Dec. 16. Keven Russian officers have arrived here with rtlie putches -from Port Arthur. They came In an open boat. A IiIkIi wind Llll'ia Amount of .ihkIs Aiv I!Huk DNihimhI of Dally. I'iiiiiiIi Cnviilrviiiiin Taken In CnsiiHly In IVnilleton. H. Wrliiht. a deserter from The first iiIkIu of the christian church fair passed off In a manner satisfactory alike to church and pat ron. The booths were well patroniz ed and the hall was crowded. An admission of 10 cents was chai'Ked to keep down the crowd, but with that the place win Jammed from I John j Troo! Fourth Cavalry, stationed at Kort Walla Walla, was m ieuii.il in I'einllelon yesterday anil wna, taken back this mornlnn by seiKeant sent from the troop. WrlKht was re ported absent without leave Hundiiy mnrnliiK and descriptions were ut once seat out. Marshal M. J. Carney recoanhted early in the evenlim until late at ,ne """'lor anil urrested him at the niKht. The fair will close tomorrow Fontaine hotel, where he had reij- evenlliK. rroKnim Tonialit. InteresthiK proirrams are render ed each evening. The one tonight aided their escape. They went Im- ! wMI consist of the following aelec- medlatelv to the Hussion consulate. tilrlM Killed and Injured. ' Portsinmith. Dec. 16. Effle I'hipps i was killed, and Mattie Rice and Ola ! Smith fatally Injured aa a result of a i panic caused by an explosion In a toy 1 cap factory. Lloyd and Adams, two j (til ls, jumped from a third atory wln I dow. Many other employes were i burned and bruised. The building I was partly destroyed. j ' In ConsliW-r tstuletHMxl Hill. I Washington. D. C., Dec. 16. The senate committee on terrltorlea today j reported the statehood bill and an nounced that aa twon aa the Philip I pine bill was out of the way, they I would make It unfinished business. ' l.lRlit Vote at Astoria. Astoria, Or., Dec. 16. The election yesterday waa the quietest '.i the his tory of the city, and the total vote cast waa 1008, whereaa the registra tion was 10S4. The officer elected are: A. M. 8mith. for city attorney: George Morton, for councilman from the second ward: Paul Btangeland. councilman from the Third ward. 8mlth' majority waa 176. Morton'a was 41 and Btangeland waa It. Not withstanding the light vote aeveral votes were aworn In. New Kulk Cabinet. Madrid, Dec. 16. General Ascar raga has succeeded in forming a new cabinet to succeed the retiring cab inet of Senor Maura. The Marquis Agullar heads the cabinet aa minis ter of foreign affair. Crnlm'r "Xot Asliore. Chefoo, Dec. 16. Captain Hansen, of the fSerman ateamer Tslntau, re ports that on December 1 4 he saw a Japanese cruiser aparently ashore In Yungchlng Bay. 10 miles south of the Kedanting promontory, and .that a large merchantman jvii seemingly Irvln. In mlrt Ih. u-nrwliln The l Iw- tance. the captain says, rendered the j Instrumental nolo, Mra. Thomaa; vocal observation uncertain. "ol- Mr- Crank: Instrumental nolo, Telegrams sent to Wel-Hal-Wel and 1 IureUe: recitation, Freda Tslngtau. brought forth mi conflrma-i mi? uiiijiiin are nuiiiiiiy uecoratea. Hons: Instrumental solo. Mrs. Heu bedew; recitation, Thomaa Hill; song, Parkes slaters; Instrumental sold. Mrs. Thomas; recitation, Millard Nel son; Instrumental aolo, Mra. Thomaa; recitation, Alma Kggerth; instrumen tal solo, Mrs, Heubedew. Last night the following program was rendered: Instrumental aolo, Mrs. Heubedew; vocal aolo, Miss Kraker; recitation. Florence Garrett; tlon of Captain Hensen s story. In a reply received from Wel-Hal-Wel. it was explained that warships soine- ana tne women nave on sale many articles of value. A large amount of times coal In Yungihlng Hay from "on" wa" disposed of last night and colliers, and this la generally accept- , the ,alr PPle 'eel confident of dla ed as the explanation of what Cap- po"'n of a" th' articles on hand by tain Hansen saw. tomorrow evening. To Admit Oklahoma. Washington. Dec. 1. Senator Hafrd. of California, haa Introduced an amendment to the statehood bill limiting the provislona of the terri tories of Oklahoma and Indian Terri tory to the state of Oklahoma. The Eastern Oregon Development company haa been granted a fran chise by all the city councils In I'nlon county for entrance for an electric railway Into ail the towna In the Grand Honde. and will be pushed by the company so that part of the road will be completed by the fall of 105. FiiHlilma al Chicago. Chicago. Dec. 16. Prince Fushlma, with his retinue, la at the stockyards today, where they are guests of the Saddle and Hlrloln Club at luncheon. The party leave tonight over the Union Pacific for 9an Francisco. Japann. Kctreix'hiiioiit. Toklo. Dec. It. The budget will be submitted to the house tomorrow. The war budget haa not been chang ed but the ordinary budget is reduc ed by 7. 600.000. The government has promised additional retrenchment to the amount of $800,000, leaving a deficit of about tt.000.000. J)KAI) OF M NsTltOKF.. CaniHMUuling al Mukden. Mukden. Dec. It. A brisk cannon ate Is proceeding along the center. The Japanese ara supplying the Chi nese troops with artillery. General Kaulbara, commander of the third army, arrived today from Harbin and la now In conference with Kuropatkln. An Aged Mail K.iplroa ac Walla Walla IliMpltal After Monllu of Huffer Ing. Walla Walla. Dec. 16. John uiugnneaa, an old man who was overcome by heat on the street last August, djed at the Wnlla Walla hos pltal last evening, from the effects of that attack. Mr. Loughhead was 73 years old, and was a representa tive resident of this city, where he has a large circle of acquaintances. He owned a farm near Kulo. which he purchased after coming here, 10 or 12 years ago from California. Mr. Loughhead was unmarried, and the only relatives known of here are a brother, Alexander, at Horse heads, N. T., snd slater In Troy. Pa. Funeral arrangementa will not be made until the brother la heard from. stereo under his real name. The unn-commlasloned officer sent after the prisoner after Identifying him as the man wanted. Wright Is about 26 years of age and was enlisted more than two years ago In Florida. His term of enlist ment would have expired next full. He must stand trial before a general court-martial, and may receive a heavy sentence to Aleatrax. the mili tary prison In Han Francisco bay. Itivvcs Will Itcbiillil. H. M. Ledgerwood, of I'klah, was In Pendleton yesterday getting supplies for J. Reeves, whose house with all Its contents waa burned a few days, ago at ITklah. Mr. Reeves being a poor ni.m and not able to work, his neighbors In Cumaa Prairie, al Alba and ut Pilot Rock, have been contrib uting toward getting him a new house. Mr. Ledgerwood, who has charge of the subscription paper, re ports that he has received 175. 4000 feet of lumber, furniture, clothing and eatables in large quantities. His neighbors when the building mater ial la assembled, will put the house up for him. Hid Axvtled. The bids for Ihe addition lo the residence of Colonel J. H. Haley were opened today. The bids on the the carpenter work were: A. J. Gib son, I2K4KJ C. A. Cole, 12908.(0. This does not include the foundation or the plumbing. T. F. Howard, the ar chitect In charge, aays it will cost In all lo make the proposed addition. about 14000. The Hall brothers, scenic painters of Seattle, have Just sold a view of Mt. Ranter and another of aft. Index for I24. T. R. Yokan, of Seattle, waa the purchaser. Motion Overruled. Judge Davis overruled the motion of the defense to dismiss the case and It went over until Monday at the request of the defense. The postofflce at Amity. Yamhill county, waa robbed ot $300 the night of December 11. The trial of Adolph Weber, at Au burn, Cat., is set for January 23. Weber Is accused of murdering his father, mother, brother and sister. ItalMdl on a Kald. Tangier, Dec. It. Ralsull, the notorious bandit, raided' a cara van within the city limits today, but released his captives, aa the men he sought were not among them. He had previously raid ed a caravan outside the city and took 11 prisoner.