East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 10, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textl - ekisgeditioh DAILY EYENI NG EDITION WEATHER FORECAST. Tonight and Wednesday general ly fulr. che nar,sr " i .un "c hi,.. ! clBtomer. " j PENDLETOX, OREGON,. TVESDAY, J Ai UAH Y 10. 1i05. NO. 525i I MM aBBBa 1 , r ... ! ranged to conform to tin I 1 The attorney general and district at- I I torney In the county in which legal . Mu.i...o . alv ,,IllUe legal auvis-1 ATTEMIT T) DESTROY STATl'K. , .mil er" of the R,ate pnRtr and shall, Washington.' Jan. 10. An attempt was made si TP LI 111 III 111 cor"!uet a" le,;al """"Ji'iKs in behalf to blow up the statue of Frederick the Great, on rill ll H I lllll College grounds. A soldier on duty saw a strange r Lu'ULn I IUII Suite Water Hoard, j away from the statue and Jump Into a carriage. IS me coventor shall l;e chairman of the stute water board and the state engineer secretary and the board shall have general supervision ul the ap portionment and control .if ihe waters of the state and shall meet at least once a year, on the first Mwul.iy in March, at the office of the slate en gineer, at which meeting all commissioners shall be jue.seut and present reports of the ci.uuitiuas of matters relating to the use of waters In their respective divisions. The water board may appoint a water commissioner for each of the three water divisions of the state, which Urd Waters Subject Divlsion . !... ,.,,, , ,,., Purposes Provided , bv Snake river and its tributaries and all streams flowing into ll.iniey and1 Malheur lakes. Division No. J. All lands drained by Grand ltonde river and Columbia river and Its tributaries, except Snake Jhe Whole CofltrOVG TS Will Division No. 3. All lands in Lake and Klamath counties and all li'iids i west of the summit of the Cascade G. Hailey. of the BU.ei, commissioners .hall fur- ,mlNtfon. has reiurnea ; niph bonds in the Mim of $.,, ea(.h and shall have supervision of the apportionment mid control ttf waters in their respective divi.ns and pre vent waste In the use thereof. They shall be paid at the rate of jr per day for time actually employ e;l ami not exceeding BO days in any one year ti m A n Ai'uavi rv t i" vli n i i-viii i ecu r throuuhoiit the state. ... , . ,,. , . uhlto nivnv from nnmp mi nffifiiii jnavlgation and the fol- ; r..,.,a B nopsls of the bill: , ..- hv the stale water board. lopriated waters within : al(1 ,. H to the public and ( Dy ,tat. ,vatpr lm;lrn f,m tiIne L the Proposed j refj by the State j U rrT ix ,Nns !' GOVERNOR. ntrrfrrcnro With Xavi lial 1 unctions "' Etuilncer The fiov , liflmfr to I Member Water Board Other 1 lined. - h..,. ho tittenrled a ' . commission, at which j ode was formulated j ll to the governor. ! Ed bill consists of 23 pga. embracing 68 sec- j Lis with the uenenciui ; hortly after noon the Army War man walk rapidly He gave pursuit. but ihe carriage quickly outdistanced hint. At the same Instant a colored man who observed the Incident, hurried up to the statue and found hanging from an arm a smoking object which he grab bed off quickly and hurled as far as he could. It proved to he a bomb which had hardly struck the ground wlun It exploded jWith a tremendous noise and no damage to the statue. The police are searching for the miscreant. The statue .was a recent gift of Em peror William. Go to an Amicable and Legal Settlement. OATH ADMINISTERED HY CHIEF .H'STH'E BABBERT. m SIBIIE It. l'roMCHMitor Ih Sworn hi ViiIumI Ntntes lMHet Attorney for Ortv pin. Portland. Jan. 10. Fraud a J. He ney. assistant attorney Rentral of the I'nlted States who has been the chief prosecutor of the land thieves, was last evening appointed t'nited Stales attorney for Oregon. In place of John H. Hall, removed. Mr. Honey will hold the place until the prosecution of the land frauds la completed, when the position will be given to some Oregon man. to be ap pointed by the president. W. W. Rinks, v.lu) Vas !ve-i Mr. Hall's assistant, will continue In his offlre, the removal of his chief in no SHOWS way Interfering with" his appointment. L 110 OTHER NEWS Astounding Testimony by a Boston Merchant in Rela tion to a Monopoly. : iKiMiwnoN MtMOI It CtHII'AMIlS. I AMKItH'AX OKXTIST Kl'K'IIWK. appropriation for ben- rovided such use does with their navigability. the basis, the measure of the riRht to the use all waters appropriat ion purposes are made n the lands upon which Claims to the use of (Hated prior to the pas- act, relate back to the he claim, and all claims water Initiated after this lie back to the date of .iipllcation the same as lie bill. These provisions vsted rights now existing waters of the state and accord with the decls- lipreme cpurt of the state pbjecu. ate Engineer. iigineer who should be hd hydraulic engineer, is d by the governor and the senate and shall it?rm of six years, unless 'ed by the governor. He (Continued on pase (ovcrnor Adams Itcftixcs n Military Kscoi-t to the State House and riedscs His Influence for a Peace lul, TroiH'rous Administration A l'iiiHisitloii to Morse the Various Xutionat LivesiiK-k OrgonizatloiiN 1h National Livestock Organization Is tpKsetl by iStiecpllien. I IS IN PROGRESS MOUOK MARK TUOrilLK ON T1IK ISLAND OK .HH.I Japanese Find That Number Within a Radius of Forty Mile of Port Arthur. IXH NO TKN I'XKXPKITKU SI KYIVOUS Or BLOCK AIK KeJiirojHvuteniH Are on Their Way to Whs hi High Favor Willi Kmiieror , en ( olhs u Wilhelin. anil Had a Title. Iterlin. Jan. U. Or. Alfonzo H. ! Sylvester, Kmperor Wilhelm s famotis Atnerloan dent ist, commit teil sulhle this uiorniiiK. He shot himself through 'the hern!. Sylvester had the title of j Imperial court councillor, ami was a I close personal frfeml of the emperor. The dentist' suicide was due to a partial loss of practice. In consequence of the withdrawal of Or. Watson from i the partnership. Watson thus deprived 1 Sylvester of many of the best clients. Sylvester left a statement accusliiK Watson of disloyalty. Or. Temple to Cleveland. Cleveland. Jan. 10. Or. W. H. O. Temple is called to Plymouth CotiKi'e- Oyumn, on tlw Khakhe Hlver Kus- wuv. rt-u m...- , . Kan Wood, sian l'ajKTH ICnlurgo Ipon Netvlty of 4 iMonis InaiiKurtil lhill hi IYiihIoi HiiMdhitf S'linlor Mui pun t po'x the Single Sttite IhmhI HIIU for Arizona and Ok In hit inn liiulau Ucid Will Ho Mhi InIci to St. dan ics Court -Smot Hearing 1ohhhhmI InvcMilaltoii Coinm lltccs ApM(ntNl. of Itclnrorcin the KuhsJhii NortJi Facific lYtntlcr Against the Jupan-ese- IHisstaii lsoners Arriving; at Xajtasiikl loKKerbank CoiihiiIhsIihi j Denver, Col., Jan. 10. Alva Adams, I democrat of Pueblo, was inaugurated governor at noon today, in the pres ence of a vast throng in the assembly i roflm. chief Justice Jiabbert admln I Istered the oath. The ceremony was simple. j Adams refused the offer of a railf ; tary escort to the state house. We : have had too much militarism in Col j orado recently, and I do not propose to begin my administration with a dle l play of arms." said the new governor. Tokio, Jan. 10. Three hundred ninety-five submarine mines have been destroyed by the Japanese with in a radius of 40 miles of Port Arthur. Ten additional survivors of the third expedition of the Japanese to blockade the entrance of Port Arthur have been iound in a Russian hospital and transferred to Japan. Mark Twain llwovrrhiic. New York. Jan. 10. Samuel L. Clemens. (Mark Twain) who has been suffering from acute bronchi tis, is recovering rapidly. I . A Uwitenaut and a Private Lose wsiue Auums, anu uu... e. b. Their Lives ami a Number of Sol- j 'Tiedd the people a fair, dlers Are WoiiiuUmI 1 he Native ; honest an,j economical administration Stroimiiold Wih Ocmolihed and j Und declared the laws will be enforced tin. TriMins Aiv hi I'nrsuit of the ; for the benefit of all and not of a Natives W ho Arc hi liovolt. Keinforceiiteiits for Oyama. London, Jan. 10. The Home cor respondent of the Exchange Tele- Peabody entered the assembly room "ct,,B ,lum L"nu"8 15.UU0 of Togo's men have left Port Arthur to reinforce Oyama at the Shakhe river. L OF CoimiiKsioii In Scrvsioii, Paris, Jan. 10. The Doggerbank 1 favored few. He declared that all law commission resumed us ueuueruuons breakers will be treated alike, and this morning. The question of pro- proposed to have a peaceful, prosper-' cedure is not yet settled. ous administration. SKVKUAL WILL UK M AUK riltST DAY OK rKHIU AItY. in i:acli 1 1 wt a net' u HiisIiicsm I'lrm Iovoh Into Iirgcr and I letter Qiiar t,.rTlic Ureal KiiMtern Store Will Occupy the Schmidt Building With Sullivan A I lorn I 1. liemler mill J. A. Smith Will A I s) Mine (imhI . Season Antlclpatcil. WaHliliiKlmi, Jan. 10. Cieoige Mead, a member of the National a League of Commission Merchants, of Hoston, look the stand today before the Interstate commerce committee of the house in the hearing on bills lu further restrict common carriers. He testified that the private ear lines owned by Armour A Co., prac tically control the perishable food commodities of the country, and maintained that Armour Is opera line without a license. The private car concerjis can break men, firms and even states by their traffic rates. He thought the railroads would he glad to be freed from the domination of the Armour lines, which held over them the threat to destroy their business. Now Collector of Custom. Washington, Jan. 10. The presi dent today nt to the senate the nom ination of Frederick Htratton to be collector of customs at Han Krnn-clsco. I. Honor for StoesHel. Berlin, Jan. 1 0. The order of His majesty has infantrr Captain Halstead Dory, of j equitable railroad rates, will be the 'asked the Russian and Japanese em the fourth infantrv. Lieutenant K. C chief topic of discussion at the joint perors to authorize the acceptance of Richardson, of the 14th cavalry, and (meeting of the National Livestock the decorations. , .n,.nri..i ! and Wmderowers association, which PVPral nrlvaten were wounded. and WoolgrowerR association, The fortreas where the fight oc-1 was called to order today I , a . ra,.tn,ed and demolished.! Should the merner be effected, the. Trnnm in mirauiiuf the nattvea, no are showinK (treat activity and uneas iness. The trouble ban been anticipated for some .time. Kusftlan PriHonera Arriving. Naaasaki, Jan. 10. The Tosa has general belief Is that President Hag- arrived here with 28 Russian officers enbarth. of the Livestock association anj 100O men. The enlisted men will be president, and W. E. Kklnner, were trans-shipped for Kokura. of ChlcaKO. secretary. The sheepmen are opposed to the merger unless they! ittisxiail Warslilps Sighted. can retain their Identity Manila. Jan. In. Word was Kueral supervision of the ; reived here today of an eiicasemeiit ; itflt HtiH nil meflxiii-.. I -Uh lunmirv K nil the island ' J,l,f'tr appropriations thereof , uf j0. 1 whicn Lieutenant James' Denver, Jan. iv.A propos.uon 10 ruu. vi...u :tm of enguieerlnK in ; J. Jewell and a private of the 14th; merge the Interests ol ootn sioca as- uy r..ope.u, o,. uo.. late mav be interested ',.. l,v ..him killed. Second Lieu- sociations into one Do.ty in oraer 10 ioessei anu ueueiui ;iuSi .oi uat.tij . - .! ..u i un.l n.niim mnrp at Port Arthur. at :itio per year and I tenant R. W. AshhrooK, oi tne inn intm om ....-..-.. ... .. raNeiinf; expetises when 111 office upon official shall not engage in prl- and inuy employ neces- pu and purchase supplies l nsceBsary for his office PPropriatlons to be made Be hall give a bond of pe performance of his Mil not be interested in fill any person, company fn using or to use the f itate for beneficial uses " ., ... .rinv oi'iMtl'M. ! dustry. wjiermlt any of his em- pneo Interested. f of ills office shall be and shall contain all the .use of the waters N he shall, with the ap- Ttate water board, hich Sovernor, the attorney f t state engineer, malce mles as may be neces- f t the duties of his of- Parposes of the act, ail become a Dart of H his office inH shall h ogether with all form for Water richta for iriwun amnoK the water late. collect .certain fees the act, which are to be XO 1XVEKTJGATIOX QVOUrM. Have a KeneraJ funflji nf the for def. .v r !. All exlstina- rec- county and state " 'wisferred by copy "Wee and all .xist- wtttn . . . . - -eruiinea ana oi r.."wn ctulred and all r ter right,, shall be r" of t.a u hi ins onice. hydrographlc aur- WB ItraAn. l . M ttta 1 , " oata reg&ra l the uu mak. ti,. )t i- . w'c Bame mm - nn office, and auch eiauifled and ar ' Bullion for Jad. "-Three Ea g, ar under t ttl. who stole !!, "ver fcl"lnV,"k dcaler tor si 4,; "' lead- The F mwtart the Phtl- I KXA.MIM S T1IKKI 1 Keilcull Awaits CliHrued Tbat AlMMitwn I'lterltn- Huhmim-. ReadinK. Pa, Jan. 10. Seven mem bers of the committee on inquiry Into the charges against Btahop la wot met at Mansion House this morning. There was no quorum, but noinno-, j i . l. .. ,.nmn,it.uu vvnt llltO SeS- siaiiuillg Liie . ,. v,.M f tj. .M tin m 1 1 1 "e i i ne iiiciiiw'h refused to talk on the prooable out come of the inquiry. The attorney for the Huntington presenters was pres ent. It is declared by some cliurcn n.t hers that several of the members of the committee absentea tneu" order to prevent a meeting inroug.. lack of a quorum. The committee remained in . r nty. Vay rtnn and Cost and an in-, port Sadi Jan i(l The division of ! Jtussian warships commanded by WITXKSSKS. c.ancl Jury 'I lien OIlH-r Witnesses. Portland. Jan. 10. The federal grand Jury resumed Investigation of the land frauds this morning. After examining three witnesses. Julia Max- stenographer In tne nisinci attorneys omce, ..e... ... s clerk In the general land office at Wahiii(rton. and A. V. Barber, a land survevor who surveyed the fraudulent claim's, it adjourned until tomorrow to await the arrival of certain wit nesses. ;aiui,khs give it the eight. Heal Admiral Botrovlsky, which left I Suda Bay, Crete, Hunday, has been ' sighted heading for this port. thr.. hnnrs. KeV. Jr. nounre confirmed as chairman. Owing to the failure to secure a quorum the committee adjourned until Fr day. January 13. The unanimous state ment of the members was tor a i settlement of the charges and con troversy. Witlulraw Stilts. Portland, Jan. 10. The long drawn out war between the gamblers and sheriff ended today in the complete capitulation of the gamblers, who en tered pleas of guilty, paid the con tested fines, withdrew their damage I suits and gave up the fight. POSSIBLE IXSlHAXtE MlKBF.lt. Woman TbouKlit to Have thva Stran- gkl for S."00. nffln. Jan. 10. Investigation Into the murder of Josephine Desanti Divorce for Eliza MoKee. !.!,. Jnn. 10. Judge Evans i.lv wanted a divorce to Eliza Mc Kee'fiom A. Hart McKee, irrmlltdH of cruelty. It on tne was recently .l i n m trtu urn. ..v .- found strangled to death on ' Mrs. ugh Tevis. of California. race of a hotel yesterday, discloses r that the woman's life was insured to. , of ci,y of A1 t35O0, and that her "ul,jandT Af j bany this year is 38 mills. State and Desanti. is the beneficiary. The hm J ,. cltJr Khools. 7. band has been arrested. It was iirs i believed the murder was wie khe Black Hand. " fined for OixraUiiK Slots. Portland. Jan. 10.-tate Senator Sig Sichel. Councilman Matt Foeller and J. K. O Neill. of this city, were fined $20 each last evening for oper ating slot machines In their cigar stores on Washington street. .Must Itelnforoe Pacific District. St. Petersburg, Jan. 10. The Russ today confirmed the report that the first division of the third Pacific squadron will leave Llbau the end of January, and consist of four warships, one cruiser and several torpedo boats and destroyers. The Novoe Vremya today urged the immediate reinforcement of Vladivos tok, the Island of Sakhallen and Kiim schatka. The two latter districts are hard to defend on account of their scant population, but both are rich In minerals and other resources and are especially tempting to the Japanese, to whose scheme of national expan sion they are necessary. till the first of February lVhdlctou will witness a number of Important business changes, and changes of lo ration, In each instance, a business firm moving Into enlarged and Im proved quarters. On that date the Great Eastern Store will occupy the new Schmidt building, on Mnln street. B. P. Nich olas, proprietor of the store, has made arrangements to move into and occu py part of this building where he will have ample room ami facilities for displaying his large stock. . Sullivan & Bond will also occupy new quarters In the building on Its 'completion. On the same date I). Kemler will occupy the corner room on Court and Cottonwood, now occupied by the Great Eastern store, In the Henn building, and J. A. Smith, the humane harness miiniifacturer, will occupy the inside room of the same building on Court street. Other Important changes will be made later In the spring, when the Smith-Crawford building Is complet ed, and several changes are contem plated in office rooms, but nothing Is In shape to announce yet. Merchants anticipate one of the best years In the history of Pendleton during the year 1905, and almost every firm in the city will enlarge their quarter or add to their room In some way. Will Ditiiit' In the I'cnsloil lliillillng. Wushlimlon, Jan. Hi. The house this afternoon passed the senate Joint resolutlt.ii authorizing the tise of the pension building for the Inaugural ball. Morean im' SUiIcIiiskI lllll. Washington. Jan- I a. The senate passed the omnibus Mil, carrying l 5II0.0IIU. Senator Morgan, of Alabama, spoke In opposition to the statehood bllL Itelil to St. James. ' Washington, Jan. 10. The presi dent entertained Whltelaw Held at luncheon. It Is now stated authori tatively that Held will succeed Choata as ambassador to Great llrltaln. KiiKMit Hearing PoHtponed. Washington, Jan. 10. On account of the Illness of Attorney Worthlng ton, counsel for Smoot, the hearing of the lattei's case Is continued until tomorrow. Japan Bluffing Chili. Paris, Jan. 10. Japan has notified Chili that further sales of vessels to Russia will be followed by summary punitive measures, hinting that the Chilian coast will make a fin target for Japanese warships. Massing on Japanese Left. Tokio, Jan. 10. Kuropatkln Is massing a large force on the Japanese left, especially In the vicinity of Heiencheng. Catholic Bishop John L. Spalding lies very low from the effects of a stroke of paralysis, at his home at Peoria, III. DEADLOCK STILL ON. ' ! Salem Jan. 10. The deadlock in the senate continues. 11 bal- saiem. . K, ,.,. rMlident without a . ., nVlnff 64 in an, " ' choice. There Is apparently no sign of a break. a m a State Land Sale. Salem, Jan. 10. The report of the state land board shows that the sales of state lands In Oregon for the two years ending September 10, ag gregated 433,83s acres, and the cash received on sales amounted to 9676, 964. This Is a decrease In the num ber of acres sold as compared with the preceding two years, when the aggregate was 491.123 acres, but the receipts for the preceding two years amounted to only $511,661. New President of Denutiea. Paris, Jan. 10. M. Paul Doumer. opposition candidate, today was elect ed president of the chamber of depu ties. The fall of the present ministry Is expected as a consequence. Tax Riots In Cadis. Cadiz, Jan. 10. During demonstra tions of the people In the streets today against excessive municipal taxation, gendarmes fired into the crowd. Three were killed and many Injured. New Crematory tut Portland. Portland, Jan. 10. The board of health has asked the city council for an appropriation of $10,000 for the purpose of building a new crematory. tdinnilltce to Investigate. Washington, Jan. 10. The house committee on Interstate and foreign commerce today decided to submit to a sub-roninilttee of five members all bills relating to legislation to curb the private cur line evil. The committee authorised a favor able reply on' the Sliacklefoid resolu tion calling for an Investigation of tha affairs of the Panama railroad com pany by a select committee of the house. lniM'wluiieiit l avored. Washington. Jan. lO.-r-The articles of Impeachment of Judge Kwayne have been completed by the special house committee. The articles num ber la and four of the seven mem bers sign them. A minority report will be submitted rejecting all the charges except one relating to th expense account charges. MMil to SeHul Session. Washington, Jan. 10. A poll of th house ll being taken relative to call ing an extra session for the purpose of tariff revision. A majority of th house republicans are opposed. (Orkrell Will Acwpt. Washington, Jan 10 Seiiator Cockrell has accepted the appoint ment upon the Interstate commerce commission. He will complete nis term In the senate March 4 next. Survivors Returned. New Tork, Jan. 10. Th steamer Trinldud arrived today from Bermuda, bringing Ihe surviving members of the crew of the schooner Merrpanla which was blown up at sea Christmas day and 11 of the crew killed. The vessel had a cargo of oil and West Indian curios.