East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 09, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text( in rv rrJtfN 1 jOAliy EVENING EDITION i WEATHER FORECAST. Tonight and Friday cloudy and threatening, with probably light PENDLETON, OREUOX, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1905 NO. 527S , .. j jLJaiMMMBBBHISMJ QMtUSSS&SSBR&jKBll' '"rw'enlng. wllh probably light 1 1 PEED UPON I, Legislature Will Yet Effective Irrigation !ation. L PIEIU E WILL TEED REGENT CHURCH I. ,0 Consolidale AU tle School Wait Defeated bj LirToiP, leaving Throe Col- LlHae Wen- NIimij-iiU Grad- Yrar From the Normals, lirrase Co t" ;jului T. Whlslk-r Jtejwe-(icivrrniiK'iil. NEW ACTIONS ARE NECESSARY. Indictments Quashed Against Iroenois Tlsaater People. Chicago, Feb. 9. The lnrtiim. against Will Davis, manager f the Iroquois theater, destroyed by fire uecemoer 3, 1903, with a low of life aggregating 575, was quashed to day by Judge Koraten, with Judge Green sitting also on the bench. Er rors In the Indictment ure th k. of the decision, which also renders Inoperative the Indictments against Stage Carpenter Cummlnga and Bus iness manager Noonan. The court held that new indict ments oould be drawn, fin thnu. iB nn statute of limitations against manslaughter. GRAIN MARKETS. -1 Quotations From AU Points Handling Umatilla 'Products. Chicago, Feb. 9. May wheat open ed at I1.1SK and closed at 11.16; barley, 34 to 3C, and flax, ll.lt July wheat opened at 11.01 andekmed at 1.00H. Corn, 4614 and oats 30. Han Francisco Wheat. 11.10 to M.66. Portland Walla Walla, 8; blue stem, 91; valley, 87. Liverpool May wheat, s 11 &. t Feb. . A new Irrigation jpted upon last night by the :a and government eugUieer lnnlifil today and will go tlthout opposition. nnrnor today uppolnte'd eu- im i regent of the agrlcul- sJtfp: tu succeed the JaM -J.. fcrk. tamai Schols Saved. Feb. S. A spirited debute rmsl school bill Introduced U In the senate, and provld- tot consolidation -of .the ad an appropriation of but tor their maintenance, jire- Dtdefeul of tbe bill, last ven- iTote or 17 lu 1-. iura the normal school bills Ltd a tie sessiva, intact, with lability thut each one. exoept- Dnin ichool, which has been Ist IS receive tle upproprlu- lot. The following sta ll It eat of graduating attu- i tot different normal schools intssMd. Tlie number of :tt froa Dniin. 2; Ashlund, okhuo. il; Westan. 14. 'Cost Mte of each graduate Drain. Inland. Mumnmith. sot. T7H. Cannon 'Opposes Bfll. Washington, Feb. 9. Speaker Can non today declared his opposition to the passage of the public building bill and the river and harbor bill on 'the ground Of' economy. An effort will probably be made to get it through despite the opposition of the lenders. FLIC TRI WAS Wes Running Seventy Miles Per Hour and Three People Were Killed. MAXY PASSENGERS . ' WERE RADI.V LNJIRED. Eight Coaches Were Overturned, the Paasengcra Being Imprisoned Tliereln Wreck Was Caused by a Broken Rail- Engine Ran on die Ties Three Hundred Feet and Crossed a Bridge Wldle Off the Rails The Second Engine Dragged the Coaches Off. ENGAGEMENT IS MMINENT prisoners, miners, were sentenced to a fortnight's Imprisonment. The rioting for which these prls' oners were sentenced occurred In August, 1903. Fighting In the streets I resulted In the death of three non commissioned officers, two soldiers, two Hebrews and two Christians, In juring four Christians and four He brews. Two hundred and fifty He brews' shops were pillaged. QUARANTINE IS I i SCHEME ORIGINATES WITH MISSOURI MAN. Hi- Ok President of the Inter-Parlia-nicutnr) Vnlon, and Stands for the Cluiui That President Roosevelt Se riously Considers Offering "The ifiod Services" of tbe I'nitcd States Toward Settling tin1 Far Eastern War. W BTtnCKS STEAMER. Vfwel Sunk ana Several simen Drowned. (t Fen. 9. The Standard pari steamer City of T3vef- r this port from Sublm' '"a returned today with her PUiicl with 2i) shipwreck- from the XorweRinn steam loiu which wus sunk lth the Ivei-etl Febru- CtPe PoninliiM TPI,, Tun Is!! crew were Browned. " ttEIJK SMOTHERED. "wi Neali-d to Prevent the d of Plre. 1 Mich.. Feb. 9. The "toe shafts were sealed mother tht finmM th IIU f" iast hoaie -of reaoulng ""' miners remaining I This I,.., ,V. eWerdav's encnlnnlnn Mix. rued men will recover. Washington, Feb. . At the sug gestion of Kepreseutallve Bartholdi, X Missouri, In the capacity of pres ident nf the Inter-Parliamentary I'niou, I'lesident Roosevelt 1b seri ously ounsiderlng the advisability of tendering the good offices of the United .States In Utw direction of peine in the Fur Hast without wait ing for the request of the belliger ents. HiitthoMI called at th White House this morning and presented In formally reasons uhj- the United Stales cauld do this uJthout offense to either Russia or Japan. The pres ident promised to consult Secretary Hiiy as tn the feasibility of tlie proposition. Preparations for a Great Battle Before the Frost is Out of the Ground. JAPANESE FISCAL AGENT 1 AFTER AMERICAN LOANS. Believed Tluu U Blockade of Vladi vostok Is Now Effective Russian Government Is Conciliatory Tow aril the Disaffected Laborers, But tlte Employers Refuse to Make Any (mit4ns .Stttkjers Again Jo Ont at Warsaw Aftermath of the Riots. Catholic Knlghta In Session. New - Orleans, La., Feb. 9. The Louisiana council of the Catholic ) Knights of America began Its blen- j nial session here today. Delegates i are present from many parts of the I Rtate. All Were Rescued. Halifax, Feb. 9. All the passengers and crew of the wrecked steamer Da- niara are safe. The second boat land ed near Point Pleasant, where the first boat also landed. No News From Newport. Niorfolk. Va.. Feb. 9. No news has come from the disabled gunboat j Newport up till noon, ft Is believed the boat Is slowly milking for port j under sail. Des Moines, Iowa, Feb, .' A tele phone message from Melbourne, '25 miles from Des Moines, says a Mil waukee passenger ' train which left Chicago last night for Des Moines, broke through a bridge two miles west. Five are reported killed and many Injured. Eight coaches werel overturned. The train, an overland limited, left Chicago at 9:06 last night. Accord ing to the officials of the road, up wards of 109 passengers were on the train. The injured are leing carried to Melbourne and Rhodes, the two nearest towns. y The accident occurred at $ this morning. The train, a double-header, was running 70 miles an hur te make up time. The wreck was caused by a broken rail 300 feet from the bridge. The engines Jumped tbe track avnd ran on the ties. The first engine passed the bridge safely, the secend broke and went Into the ditch, carrying eight coaches. The "Coaches oven turned, Imprisoning the passengers in the ears. So far as known four ure dead and 30 Injured. Dead: Conductor Colo reman; Robert Marshall, engineer on the second engine; Brukeman Lamor ros; M. M. Marsh, a passenger. i Two Men Killed. Tnki m.h a D .. . w ... 1 I.oekport, III.. Feb. 9. Two men churia state tac Russians continued ! were kllled and onc "el lou"ly '"Jured the bombardment in the direction of : D ,ne P'81n cnarge oi uy the Sha river the night of February 7 I mltf on. ,he drainage eanal today. and continaed entrenching In front of Lelu Chen Pao. In the vicinity of Hel Kou Tai. It ts believed a gen eraa engagement will take place be fore a thaw ocoBrs, which would ren der the movement of big guns Impos sible, Vice-President Taka Hnii of the Bank of Japan, leaves for America For State OH Refinery. Topeka, Feb. 9. The senate today passed a bill establishing a 1400.000 state oil refinery. ClutHvk't Trial Marrti . Cleveland, Feb. 9. Judge Tavlor, of the United States dlntrict court, this afternoon set Mrs. Chad wick's trial for March . Warship JUone Ashore. Paris. Feb. 9. The French battle ship Suliivan has gone .ashore tn Ton King bay, China. , Exact damage is not knoa-n. HAS JMPUTHERIA. r for HrMtreiium. li)lit.. Feb. 9. Federal today vverruled the mo ilefendant for arrest of al"l sentenced M. L. '"iier Indlun agent of reservation, lo three nltentlarv fni-lefiniid- pnment C,"m Well Known in rwidktnn. . r " marriage of C. W. r -uiu Holes was ol- residence of the " Mrs. c. Boles. on Rev ai . , . . ThnM . a, iMon street M. e. 4. and the wedding f Miss Josie Dfcn- WJ1 Kro0'" quite . The groom la em " nirnlt,,-. - w I jj . ' I1UUBC Ul ill. L has been a resident kv" some time. The L1 frnn, .i . . m me raSl KDOUl L and Mrs. Wall will t 614 West Court """oad Oi,wi f ""In ir Tne Vl.""1" 't Lake V- lft this morn--w "WeclKi carrying Ctark- General "id party and r xti.7 " KwJ'" anil fluT " Pened to forc the "nd Uiwiu's Health luiirovlng. Toledo. Feb. 9. The .condition of C.enrne Lorens. convicted with Aug ust W. llaclien of postal frauds, and who Is ill at home in this city, is rapidly improving, und he expects to leave for Washington Mr.sday. For State Twine PUiut. Jjlmwln, Neb.. Feb. 9. The house this morning iu committee of the ,.h..iu ,o,..,nimeiided the pussage of I., mm ..vKi;hi,,fr n bindltiE twine ' ... . .. t. aiuid nen ILentitiry. to I'lUlll ill IMC rti. J - cost 11.0,000. ' To Srjauitte tlHsruh and SUUci Paris, Feb. 9. The bill providing fr- sepurting the church froai the ...... ...... ....onfeil dn the cluunber of deputlen today and referred lo a covimittee. ' iniioLAIt CAPED BOOTLE.SS. , Intruder Gained Entrance to tlae 1 Soiiunerville House, 't An attempt was made a night or I two ugo to burglarize the residence of County Treasurer E. J. ooinu.t:. ville on Vincent street, and but for the wakefulness of one of the family the house would have been robbed. On the night of the visit Mra Som mervllle wus sleeping on a sofa in a lower room of the house, and was keeping a fire burnirfg. Early In the ,h was awakened by a sound at a window, but did not re gard It as of any consequence, a moment later she arose to fix the fire and turned on the lights. As she did so' the Intruder disappeared through the window, taking the .shade and curtain after him. He escaped In the darkness without booty. Mrs. Van ny Hum a LUtlU Attack at I.M -U-uiule. Kev. W. L. Vao Nuys received a I message this morning from La 1 Grande, telling hLm Ibul ills wife. who has been visiting friends there for the pasL week, is 111 .with diph theria. Mr. Van Nuys will leave for Lu Grande this evening, but unless his wife's caae should be rather seri- I ous, will not become axposed to the malady. The Van Nuys children are also there, and Mr. Van Nups will care for them. From the fact that Mrs. Van Nuys left here a week ago, it s probable she became exposed to the malady after leaving here. The latest udvices received by Mr. Van Nuys state that the attack Is mild, with no Indication of a serious termination., Suit for Divorce. A divorce suit was instituted today by Llxale Jane Carder against Thos. Carder. The two were married In Whatcomb, Wash.. In 1890, and have no children. The divorce is asked for on the ground of cruel treatment, non-support and desertion. The plaintiff also asks to be given her maiden name of Llsile Jane Miller. MRS. C. B. VADK ILL. i Has Been Suffering ' With a Slight Cold I'ntll Today, and Is Now IV lirouH, ... Mrs. C. B. Wade is seriously ill at the home of her son, Guy Wade, 'on Wade Hill. She was attacked with a bad cold the first of the week and has continued to grow worse until this afternoon, when she was dellr ous a portion of the time. She 'is greatly worried over Mr. Wade's con dition and caring for him has weak ened her until she was forced to take her bed. 1 O. R. N. lxn isi.i'.s KoitcE ON PASSKNtiEU TRAIN'S. OBSERVED bsue Discussed by the Coun cil and a Special Officer Appointed. CONTRACTS FOR I.l'MBER : AT IS.75 PER THOUSAND: Action RclHting to Purchase of lltwe aml Hose (art Postponed I'litil First Meeting in March IH-fecUve and Dangerous Bell Tower 1VU-' tlim for Another Are Light Was Referred to a Committee Balance of Cash on Hand January SI Was (M07.7H. At the council meeting last night Marshal Carney reported thut the quarantine rules were not being ob served in the scarlet fever and diph theria cases now in the city. Accord ing to the marshal there are now nine cases of the former, one case of diph theria and one of smallpox. These places were nil placarded and were supposed to be tinder quarantine. However, Mr. Carney stated that per mission had been given by physicians In two different cases for people to enter and leave houses under quar antine provided they did not enter the sick rooms. This state of affairs, the marshal asserted, placed him in a hard position, and he asked author ity to arrest any person not a physi cian, found entering or leaving a quarantined house. In the absence of the city physician, Dr. Cole, there wnB some doubt us to the proper course to pursue, but the matter was finally refcrerd to the health and po lice committee. This committee Is composed of Councilnien Murphy. Swearliigen and Dickson. Yesterday the marshal appointed George Meek er to act as specinl quarantine offi cer. Will Enforce tlie Ouarantlne. Vigorous measures are to be em ployed by the local police to enforce the iin nttitlnc ngninst the scarlet fever cases that now exist In the city. This morning the health and police other meeting of manufacturers and I .ii ,iivii,. 1 1 committee gave Marsnnl i.arney au- the minister of finance was held to- ! HuntiiiKton. each train to he supplied 'hnrlty to use rigid methods to pre day. The manufacturers declared with two brnkemeii, hereafter, . vent people from entering or leaving they would reject the workmen's de- 'sinad of one. houses that are under quuruntlne. . i ,. , ... Any one, nut a pnysieiun, seen enter-- ill sei vice hi i , . , ing suen a nouse, win ue retiuireu vu - i Measure of Safety to Protect Travel- lug Public Ruling tin- lewis and Clark Fair Rush Extra Force Is Now in Service New TiiiIiim Will Re .iMlcd us Travel Incivuses I Coiuliiclors hi Line for Promotion. and England via Vancouver Febru- ! ary 17, to negotiate the fourth domes- j tie loan. Koing to Manchuria. Berlin, Feb. 9. Die Lokal Auzei ger learns from Russian official sources the Grand Duke Nicholas Ni cholalvltch, inspector general of the Kuiwlan cavalry, will start for Man churia next week. He is a relative of Kurapatkln. Vladivostok Blockaded. Toklo, Feb. 9. Japanese .crulsei-s continue to patrol the Taushiml and Tugaru straits, now the only means of entry Into Vladivostok. It is be lieved the blockade of Vladivostok is now effective. In order to Insure the safety of the (Jovernment Conciliatory. traveling public during the heavy St. Petersburg. Feb. 9. The gov- ' passenger traffic of the coming sea ernment's attitude toward the work-j son. the o. It. & N. haa doubled the men is dally more conciliatory. An- force of passenger brnkumen on the iiiln IIKte mands unconditionally. The minister rhp new furce fs now of finance nrcen them tn make all n i. iuu nnssiiiiB ennoesninns n u nominee. I I.,......,. ...... u u . remain there until the quarantine is n IIICII will oeKUl lien ine 1 oiuitu . .that legislation haB been enacten in ,.llteB lo ,,e coast go Into effect on lavor or tne workmen. Two hundred fuctory engineers have Issued a manifesto against their (employers. The manufacturers de cided to dismiss all dissatisfied en gineers and employ Germans. Out Again at Warsaw. ' Warsaw, Feb. 9. There l Kihange In the strike situation, except : that most of the strikers who resum- j February lo. In addition to doubling the train force on the ). It. A N., It Is also the Intention of the company to add an other complete passenger train, when the Lewis and Clark fair travel be- Kilis. beside rnillllllK extra passenger trains, at Intervals during each week, illtle t relieve the congestion, us it arises ill the eastern connecting points. The freight eoniluetni s who are 1 . ed work are out again. The author!-1 fj,.Hl lle f,)r promotion on the ties fear a recurrence of rioting. mountain division, In case new trains At Kieff the orders received by theare placed in service, are J. L. Mc troops to proceed to Manchuria has i cm y, Charles H. Norrls, J. II. Smith been countermanded and the troops Mlu jr 't Grady. v.T'l remain as long as the situation j renulres. The soldiers are sleeping j CONSPIRATOIt RKI'I'RNS in the streets, prepared for action, I At Lodz and Dombrova the fac tories are guarded by deputies ap pointed by workmen. The authorities at Lodx agreed to make concessions t? tbe strikers, but the government will not permit concessions at Dombrova. A. P. faylor. Who Promised to Swear Against the Character of F. .1. He icy. Passed Ifcmn the llottd to Portland. A. P. Caylor. the well known gam bler and former fireman on the o. I It. & N., passed down the road to Portland yesterday, from Idaho, where he has been In hiding since he suddenly left Portland, when dis covered to be In the plot against the character of Francis J. Heney, who is prosecuting the land frauds. Caylor was to swear that he saw Heney coming from the apartments of Marie Ware, in order to besmirch Heney's character and secure his re moval. When Cavlor found that the frlanHa of Menev hail detected the j B. I WORTHINGTON MANAGER Portland, Feb. 9. (Special.) The general management of the O. R. N. system waa today transferred to B. A. Worthlngton, of Chicago, vice E. E. Calvin, resigned. Mr. Worthlngton has been assist ant manager to President Krutt schnltt, and is a highly efficient rail road man and comes to the O. R. ft N. with large railroad experience. He took charge of the line as gen eral manager today. There will be no phnnM in Dolley. this being merely one of the many promotiona being! Aftermath of Gomel Riots. St. Petersburg, Feb. 9. The court which haa been trying the cases of those charged with connection with the anti-Jewish riots at Gomel a year ago, today handed down the follow ing deciatoav: Sixteen Russians acquitted, 19 Jews sentenced to five months and 10 days imprisonment with loss of all civil rights. Twelve Russians and 12 Jews were sentenced to the same term without loss of rights. Four Hus-1 dirty plot, he made a hurried trip Into slans and sht Jews were sentenced j Idaho, w here he has been In hiding, to 20 years imprisonment and 11 I Came After Witnesses. This morning Deputy United States Marshal Jacob Proebstel arrived from Portland and left for the reservation to subpoena witnesses for the Charley Luke case which will be heard by the federal grand Jury in Portland to morrow. Those subpoenaed In the esse are Agent MeKoln. Tu-la-leet-sa. the owner of the horse stolen, mn Bateman. who purchased the stolen horse of Luke, and Robert Haney. In company with Deputy Proebstel these witnesses will leave for Port-j land this evening. j IS OF THE 0. H. & N. made in the management of the Har riman system. E. E. Calvin, who haa been general manager of th O. R. A N. system since the promotion of A. I Mohler, will go to a higher position, probably to the general management of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters at San Francisco. This change in the general management la not now ex pected to cause any change In the present force of the superintendents and assistant superintendents of the system. rulsed, and anyone caught attempting to leave tlie premises will be placed I under arrest. ! George Meeker Is the special quar antine officer, und he has Instruc Hons to see that the quarantine rules I are obeyed. To do this he will keep j sight of the infected houses, and pre- vent people from leaving the prem ; Ises. Lumber Contract l et. Hlils for supplying the city with lumber for the ensuing year were opened last night. But two. were presented; one from Hubert Fonder offering to supply the city with fir lumber for cross-walks at $14 per , 1000 feet, and one from the Grays Harbor Lumber company for 113.75 i per 1000 feet. The latter being the lowest bid, the contract was awarded to that company upon the recommen dation of the street committee. Action Positioned. Hut one bid had been handed in last night in response to the cull for bids for new fire hose and a new hose cart. As between 1500 and 00 is Involved In these purchases, It was decided to lot the mutter aland until the first meeting In March, In the hope that more bids would be pre sented. a netttinn wnm nresented to the council last night for the placing of an arc street light at the corner of Beauregard and Lewis streets, which petition was referred to the street committee. A complaint was laid before the council that the fire bell tower on Cottonwood street was in dunger of falling and Injuring an adjoining building. As a new tower had al ready been ordered, the mutter waa left In the hands of the street com mittee. V The monthly report of City Treas- (Contlnued on page S.) New Oil Separator. Th. Pendleton Ice A Cold Storage company today received an oil sepa- I miners are relying on the gov- Strikera Exluiustcd. Berlin. Feb. 9. The strike of 200,000 miners In the Rhine province has ended by the ca pitulation of the miners, whose funds are exhausted. Work will be resumed tomorrow. The rator for the Ice plant. This apptl ance is Intended to separate every particle of oil from the distilled wa ter, leaving the ice clear and abso lutely devoid of a taste of oil. The appliance weighs about 00 pounds, and is being Installed today. ernment's promise to enact laws to Improve their conditions. This is the most crushing blow ever Inflicted on German labor unions.