THE CONDON GLOBE
CONDON.
..OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEN
!a a Ccsdenssi Hm 1st
Bssj fibers.
Cr
A Reaum of th Lea Important but
Not Lm IntwrMtins Evwt
of th Part Wlu
TK rTninn Pacific will make a fast
cam of the Nebraska S-ceot rate law.
Butte la overrun with holdup men.
Three and foar robberies occur a night.
A new combine ii now under way
kink will Muitml the rubber trade ol
the world.
. The- South American war la belieytd
to be over now that the Honduian preo-
I tent has surrendered. s-
Austria and 6ermany are to confer
retarding their attitude at the coming
Hague peace conference. " " ' ' - -
Three Lo Angeles Home Telephone
men are afraid they will be indicted Dy
the San Francisco grand lory.
Eleven Japanese "are to be returned
dnnwi from Stttl( for coining to this
country ander contract. "'
Tin. in California have all resumed
their regular setvice, M all trace of the
recent washouts nave disappears.
The Thawk jury haa disagreed and
bem di;harged by theeoort. Anew
mmmencfl in October. The
trial hni cost the countr and family
i,n .v , An effort will be male to
let the defendant out on bail.
rhimito necking house men threaten
another strike.
A new AngTo-Spaniah alliance has
been concluded. v
Morocco is endeavoring to end French
occupation of Oudja.
Dr. Thompson, M. P.. will likely be
appointed governor of Klondike. t;
President Bonilla, ol Honduras, has
surrendered to Nicaraguan troops.
lord Cromer has presented Great
Britain with his resignation as ruier m
Egypt. '
Senator Burrows says mw
nnM dunlin even if nominated for a
third term.
Topeka, Kan., has set aside a holiday
01 which the people propose to dig up
all the dandelions ol tne cuy.
The 8an Francisco grand jury is el
most ready to turn In a bunch of in
d'ttmente against millionaires. ' 5
The Kansas attorney general has
started proceedings againet all brewery
companies and whiskey jobbers doing
business in the ttste. 1
. The Carneeie institute at Pittsburg
i... kn AcAi.nteA. It is to be devoted
t fine arts and cost 6,000,000. Six
thousand tons f of marble alone were
iued in its construct i-n.
The Ruef jury has not yet been com
pleted. .
kr.rn o fiA inches "of snow tell in
Kew York.
Peary will make another start for the 1
pole in June.
A new labor dispute bae broken out
at Goldneld, Nevada.
, Ten Denver men have been Indicted
for selling mining stock In a worthless
cave.
finvamnr 1. 1 Ann. of North Carolina,
declares Roosevelt to be the greatest
ruler in the world.
Governor Folk, of Milloorl. bsw call-
ed a special session of me legislature i
pass anti-gambling laws.
Six automobiles are being built in
Ji.nl naria nf t.ha WOrld tO ' U86 iO
attempt to teach the north pole
Secretary Taft believes it will be
Impossible to restore the government of
Cuba to its people oeiore wjr i
m.A r.nj;in minister denies that I
A I1C VHW" .
J. i :. nanilatMl tlV th Unit-
Ifitmiv id uwa 1J,R -
.j ai.ti .j fir oar. Tti-itnin concerning
VU DUICTS "
the boundaries between Canadaand the
United States.
1 flr.r ia rn rtilo nnfl of DftV'
au armj wui w . - -
e ipor.'f Arab horses from Portland to
New York. If its staying qualities
nn nn better than those of American
b irses a change may be made in caval
, ry mounts.
Taft and Cummings are,Rooevelts
. . ticket for 1908.
Delmas has begun hi. argument to
the jury in Thaw's defense.
' Tk. I-n.K.h tinllaa Of lords IS HOI
disturbed by the move to abolish them.
Jacob " Riis, lifelong friend of the
president, says a third term will posi
tively not be accepted.
, ' The warehouse" district of Harbin,
Manchuria, has been destroyed by fire.
The loss is placed at 12,000,001).
REDUCE HARRIMAN POWERS.
n.tna P..-ifle . Directors Bsllev Ha
Has Too Grat Control,
Kew York, April 13.--Som of the
directors of the Union Pacific railroad
favor a material reduction of the extra-
nlnar '. lyllfN OOi.fi riJ noon it
president, Edward H. llarriman, wiitcn
niake the company a one-man anair.
-At present Oie executive commute
baa all theTpoweia 01 th directors
when ths lattet arc not in session, and
Mr. Harrim' has all the power ol
the executive committee when that
body is not in session. la other words,
Mr. llarriman can do as he plea, ex
oent for the few minute once a week
or once a month, when the committee
is in session.
FOR OREGON CLAIMS
HERMANN FLOUNDERS.
CommSsslonsr Balllngcr to Ensh
Action ca tasd Patents,
sell the millions upon millions 01 tne
..imi n( otimp roaia owned or me
Union Pacific at whst price he pleased
ir ha mil 1.1 hrnothecate securities, boi
row tens of millions upon uiem uoui
banks and engage in stock market op
erations on a colossal scale
Testimony While pn the Stand Makes
Poor Showing . "
Waihlnuton. April 10. Blum f Ueo
msiut literally went to ptect yestenlay
a,ftrnoon when auulected to cross ex
amination by District Attorney Baker.
Where previously he had been calm and
suave, though sometimes evasive, he
GREAT WRUNG HAS BEEN DMfaft, 4;?"tLr
and reneatedlr avoided giving direct
a. answers to questions put to him by the
"O I .. . .
proseQuling omcer. nnen pumwi
,ia.h iia niaila aavoral relnotant admla-
sidiis that reflected anything but credit
upon nlui. Al oilier tiniea, uiougn
confronted with doouinentary evidence
showing what the dietilct attorney
styltd violaUons of lbs law upon nia
Darti Uertnaan repeatedly deuiea an
WRECK GN 0.R.&N.
Sinking- Fill Near Caynsa Casts
Train Into Click
Assures Senator Bourne That
More Claims Will Be;Hld Up
on Msre Suspicion-
Wanhinffton. Anril 13. Land Com'
' . 1 1 : 4 ...... 1 Un
a 111 HWllUi ' I 1UUB UDLT.1NII KNIT WPUIW. iw
. He has a power of attorney and could ,tor Bourne of his intention of "lalsihg
h. .a 1 ...lli.na a lha I . 1 . a. aaa . sv . t..
Dill fill UIWIUUHWI 1 - ,,- . I.. ..laln aa
the lid" in Oregon, meaning that he "-" ""r.r'i'kT" 1; .7.
MSJrCMii-W -t pitiable
Hul" " .""7 - - f ,,. ol llMrmann'a exn auat 011S as
ilf. fiinv did lot exnlaln.
. 1 . ,
Altogether Hermann snowoa up in
an extremely bad light. Unices he im
nmvaa wlmn the bulk of the CKS SX
aminaUon is conducted, it Is evident
f
uniiatr aiunwnalan in that state.
JA great many entries were held op
by the old administration on mere sue-
-I..I..I iVat ika mtta aMnAtkitlif MlWki.ka,
In the hop of appeasing the Uuion d .bout them. There waa no actual
atarkhnltlora and eliminating I a.i,l..rwa ol wionnlninir or wrontf In
hli iliatrnat in the securities ol I hnt nn tha Trt of thaaa entrvmen.
the llarriman roads, it is proposed to Uir Balllnger will psss to patent every
nut some new blood in the executive I Oregon entry which, upon examination,
committee, reorganise the body and appears to be made in gojd faith, and
a.lnnt fu.iliiti.ini takimi away from tiinaa anlrlM that are irrevular or show
Mr. Harrunan some 01 me 1 evUlence ol rraua win ue examineu as
CARS BREAK LIKE EGG SHELLS
ha will hava dona hia cause mure in
Jury than good by going upon the
stand. . . '
Hermann was erked if he bad recom
mended Mays' appointment as district
attorney. He had no recollection o
Or. Harrunan some o. -u- ...... evlilence 01 rraua win nt examine , k, 'inch k,Uon, When the docu
rlilcn nave provoaea wu uui -1 promptly aapuniDio anu apiruTiaiv 1 n: .
. . I aot'.on taken. . I . f,
GIVE GOOO REPORT.
taction taken.
Mr. Balllnger attrece with Mr.
I RnnriM tliat Oreaon baa suffered nn
justly In late years, 'and he Is willing
- c w..ir Canal u to do everything In hia power to place
Cor.ree.mer. 8a, Work on Canal I. J the same footin. with ill
nlhara. Ha haa hopes of dlsnoslns: of
Washington, April 12. Chairman n pending entries during the coming
nunl iraa ntllllld ailOwltll S lolut M"
conimendation of Mays, signed by
Mitchell, Uolph and Hermann, tne
witness vividly recalled the crlcum-
MAKE HARRIMAN ANSWER.
Wsnbtngton, pru i. 1"" lail pending entries miring wwcomiun ., r ,..
Tawney, of the house committee on ap-1 summer, and it Is his expectation tlmt Commerce CommlaaliHi Will Ask for
.t nm ilul KnrMMIUUi U1COII. " ' I wi w.i . . ... w ..
. ika nAr future.
ho have recently returned from a visit.
th;r'.nn.. r.DldW nuttln. Wsaliington, April lOAocordiug to
to tne ismmusw the iani omce on a .unu o.ne-. 7v,mmerce commiaslt today. E. 11
CUSSea Wltn tue pnJBiueun "" " in, u'""u ...... ............. jjujfjmn ,
thev found them. Mr. Tawney is favor
ably Unprested with the progress being
..n In tha ranal work, and tcld the
president he thought that at the pres
ent rate tne waterway aooum u
nUloJ In Hv, VMN.
H. aat.l ht rftmmled it as unfortunate
(fiat the enitineerina world had been
representing to the people tnat an al
every night at reorgan xation. ' I thlT u nitaHi Stales Circuit court in New
determined to mase tne lano oim-e a 1 -----. , --n-ii., to cuia
thoiough business institution and bring "JM to oerttin Question!
Pour Persona Killed, Pour Seriously
Injured .and Mora Than Score
Badly Hurt.
Pendleton, April 11 Four peisona
were instantly killed, tour seriously in
Ihm.1 ami nmra Mian a atture of ollielS
cut, bruised and badly shaken up in the
. a. J a I J tl
worst wreck in tue history oi tne v. .
AN., which occurred yesterday morn
ing about 8:30 o'clock near Cayuse sta
tion, about 16 miles rant of this city,
jut at the foot of the Hlue rootinuins.
Hie monster engine tuinwl a complete
somersault In the air, snd, now, com
pletely wrecked, is sUnilln on end in
the Umatilla river. The mall car, two
baggage ears and a smoker are piled in
a hesp, the former Doing stuaanea iuio
kindling wood.
'n naaantiDMr coaches with the ex
cepttuo of the smoker left the track,
though pasaengeia were nuriru irom
thalr Mata and berths, many of them
receiving severe cuts and bruises. The
smoker waa left standing nearly on enu
and the occupant were thrown in a
heap to tne front enu 01 tne car, wmca
was orunhed Id like an egg shell. Why
many ot thera were not instantly suieu
ami all serhmslv manitled cannot bo
explained by the trainmen.
The train waa pasrenger no. o, in
charge of Conductor Coykendall, four
hours lata anti moving at a siow sprou,
which acounts or tne smau numuer 01
naaseniitre injured. -.The wreck waa
caused by a fill across the gulch giving
way nuder the weight of the engine.
its wot k up to date.
DOLLAR SAVES A LIFE.
pe) him to answer certain questions
which he refused to answer when he
aa nn tha ataiid at the lecent beailng
k l)i. nnmm liiiin in New York. , The
n arill h hiouuht as SOOU aS MSMrt.
Kellogg and Severance, special counsel,
nan nrtir the mum for court.
The bearing at wnicn r. narriman
America Urged to Give S3.000.000
for Chines Sufferers
most Impossible engiueermg problem Shanghai. China, April lS.-Teie- iue '" uu lLVVTin
ioonfrontclit The principal conditions graDl, received here from 20 points In PPwd a. in con"tior rw hj certain
v . r. n.n. ni fu. ji.t.it thai fi.a tranaaotlona of the Union Pacinc. On
now 10 oe ran, ut i, !..." io iiuiiuo uhhui .. . I r, , i k. , ,.
.ufficletral.roadp.cityto
ol tne Oil exesvabeu. iiiu uiwf i ma tmnw vwumru. uu y-it i r . . ,
.1 I A - I : -. txluAA In I a Ja lati. nnlMhlirtl HIAM tllBFI 1 Binilllflll OUll III IttiV IvOlllMvllI
Itn IDS View XO 1IMHK Uiy umwi tu iin in OBH!, usfs; uuilHiwuwni wiv.w w. ' - . . a. .
a good, healthful condition. I four million dollar, for famine relief. lXZ3
Mr. Tawney iao aiHcuwwa whu ana toe iumi receiveu imra an lump ww.-..--- . ,
., . .s.tinii annitMs. i t.t.i t.-i . n,i Un rii. n mi iitea Kneinn my uui n ivi
nfMKMni aUGMKlUIlB 1IIh;1sX1K Wiirjaw -i gnnrpm , lUItti AJMit usasi sv vi.m - . . a a
r . . . l I. ... a. l 4t.: ... -
sional.approprtationi ior canai wur. incmaing m BnppiiM un uvk
and it is likely gome lejiiBlation bear- from AroeHca. ;r
ha aitiiiart riii i-A roiTi mcna- i tha ri ir rVimmitiefi nere in uruuiwe'
lllg Vat tU JJ " - B uw - a -
ed to conarees as the result ot the visit h. ending supplies to the front, but
tc the isthmus.
PREMIER DEFIED BY PUBLIC.
lug from lack of food and facing starva-
at-,-. t i
Questions Authority to Forbid Gath- . dollar, the relief committee re
aring of Statistics. I ports, will save one lite nntu tne oar
w I . . a a An t I
.Bt.retenDurg, April ,a.-rn:.u. --.-T"'- matA
Stolypin, in attempting to limit the . The situation is fdes-
competence of the.lower houee of par-1 ,nd Americana are urged to
n fnrhU.llnir Its committees to livo t.t.000.000 In the, next inree
..w.in atatutica from the Zemstvos and weeks, not for Christian, but for hu
miioh nf that stock beloneed to him
self, when ha bought it snd what price
he paid for it, out ne accuneu w
wv . .....
.. fund." .re not ye. In iU potion. .Another qnes. Ion whh-h he , rM I.
s ,i, 9 Har aaa lnaiiR i iniwrr sanu biia uu nuivn v w-
r. JL iin T .M nffs.r linn dMlrM Uafht WM whetbtT Or ROt
wia lniArjiifd in the sale of wr-
VIUV T V V '
tain shares of stock ot the New vorx
Central railroad at the time they were
sold to the Union PsolBo
DAY SPENT IN CONFERENCE
ail rViomanlvM of outside expert ad-
l..a has heen defied bv the public
President Oolovin bad written a curt
tn lha nrnmier askins him on
1a. ilwiiinfla anfl nndar what law he is
entitled to address such demands to the
Imperial .parliament. The law, M.
iiAinnin Mm. rnntaifiR a rjaraeraoh au
thorising the lower house of parliament
to interpellate tue govemmeut uu u-
wheie was there a reciprocal ngui uu
.u n.rt nf tha tntnlfitera.
' The actions ol rresiaeni uoicviu uu
the budget committee were taken after
. i,.o onntoranna hntween the president
and leaders ot all the parties in parlia
ment except the extteme rigns, u
krinua tha liwiia souarelv before the
cabinet.
The discussion of the budget in com
mlttee is expected to last from lonr to
wnclta. The estimates probably
ni v with minor chancres
nn. w " ... ... ,
hy the house, when presented.
roanitarian works. , It is suggested that
if. -n.,iH ha hoat. to cable money to tne
consul here, James Linn Rodgers, as
supplies can he purchased In Shanghai
SANTA FE MUST STAND TRIAL
aa-wmni fA tha nrnnraifcloni ubmltted
r D.u.alap la. U1M M.(-a.1nu K lha rAnrAflAfltjiUvM
. . t.. tanh. of fc-hador and Uuatemala, Ber(or
Ua ilUKCia, nii v ' i
Obev Colorado Laws.
riu.... Anrll 12 Insurance Com
mUainnar Rittenhouee. who has been
in Tnni.nannlia for snversl davs confer
ring with the officials 01 tne eiate lus
Insurance company, of Indiana, whose
ISnna in nn hiiainers in tnis UT&ie wae
vnici.A rpcpintlv. telestraphed State
Auditor Stetler yesterday to issue a new
.1 Uitiiia i-a t.ha romriAnv. wnifii was
u.Giia. . " w..w 1 .
done. The company agreed to abandon
Its plan of issuing stock to polloynoia
whiah was construed as a violation
of the state law, resulting In tbeir per
mit being cancelled. ' ;
ta Hava Four Bases.
Rhanffhai. Anril 12 It is said" the
-i run nf China Is to have four
Ui)(.uwini " -
h..iii nna nn ITOnriff unow island, uue
in thl, Miao Tao eroup. a third in the
..." . . a
Chilian archipelago ana a iounu uu
Hainan island. The scheme .Involves
tk. nnfi.v nf 12 000.000 taels annunal
vj...j - i J
ly for the construction of new moderate
sieed armored cruisers, a uumuer o iur-
pedo boats and a dace- submarines
inn Jmlira Olln welborn.
i ka riniian Rtatsu District court, de
clined to quash the Indictments against
the Santa Fe Railroad company jor ai-
leited rebating, and tne company bju
stand trial npnn f separate counta.
Judge Welborn's opinion reaffirmed
the doctiine set forth In the American
TAhMm WliritatlO MM. tlllt S COFTIOra-
tlon Is not a person, as defined In the
fnmth and fifth amendments to the
constitution of the United States, and
may be compelled to give tesliony tend-
Inn tVk trkftWlTtt tntt Tai 1 TA1S4 1 1 .
T,.,iri Wo Wn tratra the aeienaania
permission to file a demurrer, if they
desire to do so, py a pru
Nicsracua Make. Counter Proposl
tlon to Salvador and. Guatemala.
Wanhlnuton. Anrll 10. A day of
conference between Ihe Central Ameri
can representatives here in their snorts
to reach a basis ior pen mm m
marked resulto. Having decipheied
the cable response from but own gov
COMING IN DROVES.
Thousands of Homssssksr. Floe' Ins;
u Westward Dally.
Pnrttaml. Anrll 11. After maklns a
.-ararnlaatlmaUi of the colonist btwlnes.
coming West, A. 0. Chsrlton, sseistsnt
geneial pusenger agent lur the isortn-
errt Paclllo, who lias just returneu rrom
Uie Ksst, estimates that between o.uuu
and 7,000 bonieseekris kr. leaving tli ,
Kaatem gateways . daily and that thi.
tiemendous movement will eontinue .
during the season.
Mr. Charlton paw particular atten
tion to the oolonlst movement while
away. He personally visited the de
pute, where crowds of west bound
honicaeekers are flocking to the trains
and crowding the coaches. Many, not
finding seats, are even wining to stnnu,
so rager are they to got lo the new
promired land.
The Northern taclfle, according to
Mr. Charlton, is hauling between 2,600
and 3,000 colonists out of St. Paul,
Mlnmnlia and Duluth every day.
The Great Northern and !8oo" lines,
of course, take, a great many more.
Taking the eonthern gateways inlo con
sideration, Mr. Chsilton believe, thai
the total number leaving for the Went
with tha avowed Intention of making
their homes her will run close to 7,000
eveiy day of the 00 dy seascn.
Buv Off Canadian Sealers.
Ottawa. Out., April 13. Sir Mac-
b.n.i. Ttnll 'In Hia annate tOflav.
oan a nohla nlanahf'H from GteBt Bl it-
ain saying that an agreement had been
reached- j between, tne unueu owiw,
n....i n.ii..;n .nit Hanada. whereby
VI I 1.111 A' ' .U .1 a... r ' -
Canada agreed to give up deep ses seal-
n rinhta Inr a mnnerarv conriuenttiuu.
"n . .
M. Gnnft nal.l in ranlV that. SS Uir S.
Panailinn onvAmment kneW. noth
ing had been done towaru uiugiui.iB
the agreement made two or three years
ago as to the seal nsners. , ,
Smuffvlad Jsoanes Caught.
in T.. inrll '1 a. Insnectot Shu
A 0UI1I . I
..b.. in nf fha Immisrarlon
office here, received a telegram today
llln k. annfnra of flluht SmUKItled
. Ul mr Vnrk
Japanese, five weie cnuBui, n.
Worth, one at Pecos and two at Albu
querque. They had tf ped across the
trier rr td west "oe suiuou.
Corea, the Nlcaraguan minister, called
tlan nnnn RnnflT Creel. ttlB Mexican
wi"; " - -
ambassador, who haJ taken the part of
mediator, and aoquaintea nun siw
D,o.i,l...,t. 7.lava'a answer. . 1 ii IB maae
noneaaarv fmther conference, which fact
was taken .. as an indication wat tne
Nlcaraguan response was in the nature
S 4 Kar. nrm I f ! t 1 .
Ol I'uunwr jjiupwBiuiwi
mauhfh. uor?a ana wwh
A.i-Afi iha m tn to doTjartment to con
t,.m ttrirK Oaraiurv Kuat and Asiiiatant
tw " w--
Secretary Bacon. ,Thl. conference also
advanced matters only so tar as to pave
the way for another confetence, which
hain lata in the afternoon between
Messrs. Creel and Corea and Herrante
and Meila, the latter two representing
Guatemala and Baivaoor, respectively
'Standard's Rival Indicted.
Tnnba Wan..' Anrll 10. H. H
Tucker, Ji., secretary of the Uncle Sum
nil irtmnonr witn nesaauariers in
"i - i
ir,mu mt. was Indicted by the red
nrnl errand lurv this motning on the
charge of using the mails to defraud
mi. arrant at Kansas uiiy. nan., ioi
iu,i . atrttt nf cBnlas hftvlnit been
lunan. The tienalty on conviction
h -Ithor a Him of S0.UUU or m
Uio ' " ' ,
Mlanmant. fn tlVA TMTI. ID f OUCU1
IJI ir wii i m.i ' " " - j
ary, 1905, Mr. Tucker organised me
Uncle Bam Ull . nenueiy wuiuj
and incorporated under the Arisona law.
Texas to Closs Bucket Shops.
in.fin Ta. Anril 10. Both
l'Ul I -
kr.nnhaa nf lVi Texas leufslatuire today
passed a bill prohibiting the operation
Of bucketsnops, coir.on ixuuaiigm aujr
dealings In future, u xexa.
JUDGE BOISE DEAD. '
On of Oregon'. Ablest Jurist, and
' Pioneer of Cosst.
datum. A mil 11. Jndiro Reuben
Patrick Boise, one of tit. estllest plon
eers, ablest jurists, founders of tha
fundamental law., and mouiuers 01 me
destiny of the state of Oregon, passed
away at his old nome in mis onj
J . . i ( i. i Ji-
shortly alter a o ciocx yenwiniay
noon. Hia malady was a combination
of stomach and kidney trouble. H
had reached the advanced .age cf 87
years, 9 months and ti pays.
There was perhaps' no bettfr known
snd prominent man in the publlo mind
. . .. .. r. .1. nn.lfl,.
01 the StSM Ol urcKa ur uo in
Northwest than Judge, Boise. He waa
one of the three who framed the first
code ol law. Of the Oregon tetntory;
one of the lew surviving members or
the constitutional convention ot the
state.. ..!..' - - - 11
Try to Kill Grand Duk.
o Potorolmrir Anrll 11. It was an
nounced today that another attempt on
the life of Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcho-
lalevlteh had been frustrated. ,Th
grand duke was returning from Toar-skoe-Selo
by. train at 2 o'clock this
morning. When tbe train Was 13 miles
from St. Petersburg it was brought to a
tudden .top by a fusilade of shots from
the track side. The rentry said he had
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seen lour men nining peninu an em
bankment. The men succeeded in get
ting away, though several shots were
fired at them.
' Drouth Kills Cuban Cattle. .
TTovuna Anril 11. The rnral suarda
report the death of hundreds of cattle
throughout tne lsianu aa a result ot
the continued drouth." Cuba has not
had a good rain lines ths October cy
clone and tbe crop, are suffering. ,