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CORDELIA
BOTKIN GETS
NEW TRIAL
Her Former Trial a
. Great Sensation
Witnesses Will Come
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From Delaware,
Han Kiaticlieo, Oal., Feb. 28: Tlio
JJlitrlct AttorniY'i olllcu coiitumplulrHl
imttliiK Mrs. Cordelia Hut kin on trial
(or tint mcond tlmo next week lor llio
nlli'KCil murder of Dover, Del. women,
lint n lititlmr delay In the fninoun case
appears Ifiuvllntiln, Preparations to
bring tliu famous cinu to trlnl natn
Imvo been in p'OKfere (or many monllii,
but the death ol Chief ot 1'olicu l,eei,
whutui nctlvti in tlio H rat ttltil, and
tevcrnt other things lmu combined to
nccccallntn thu long delay. Meanwhile
tlio Dclawiint partlus intcreiitod in tlio
core Imvo boon complaining nl tlio mini
tiro.ii ,i)it)!iemiiiti and tlio biitlslntiirn
ol that statu latt wuk took olllclal ac
lion upon tlio apparent fnnctlvity ol tlio
Culiforuin authorities In tlio matter.
Mrs. Hotkin, who rptuthng her
fourth year in Jll, linn lott none ol
hor beauty In prison, tfhu bni comfort
ubtu inrtiir In Jail mul Is mMtol'c
hnppy In tliu liopu tlml bur second trial
will roflttlt In btr acquittal.
Tlio arrest ntul trial ol Mra. Hotkin
(our years oco attracto.1 national atten
tion owing to tlio many novel nnJ In
tcresllng features of the cant. John I'.
Dunning was n news paper corrcrpond
tnt in Situ l'riwiclaco In IStM. HUwIfn
left tbo city early in llio year lor Dover
Del. lo visit bur (alitor, I'X.Cungrusjman
IVnlilnuton. .Mrs. Ilolklu wan Infatuat
ctl with Dunning, ntul, whrn h lolt Situ
Frnnaic.ro (or tlio Knit, she In said to
bavo becotuo very JujIoui anil made
threats ngalnht hlmtell and bin wife,
Uiui exulting In Anguft, 1899. Harry
runnlngton, u griunlson of vx-Congrr s
nun IVnnlriKlon, brought from llio post
oIIIl-u nt Dover a daiutj box of choco
bttu bonbons, addressed to Mrn. J. P.
Dunning. Nbo invitrd fileuds to help
itt bur fcweutrncMH, but on lug to a
peculiar tnalo and tbo (net that it cnutu'd
it burning sencation in llio nicutb they
did not out much o( it. Mre. Dunning
ii ml hur elntur, Mre. Dearie, hecomo
vury rick niter eatlug llio candy and
dii'd toon in Kreut ogony, An analysis
nl lint candy ahuwed couridrrublo quiiti
tlty of nrt entc In its composition. Tlio
governor offered rt roward of f000 (or
tbo conviction ol tbo simdor ol tliu can
dy. Inclosed In the box was a friendly
note, tinned "Mrs. 0.", and tbo wrap
per was stumped with tbo Ban Francis
co postmark. An investigation nt tbo
lifo of John l Dunning ebowed hla ac
quaintance willi Mra. ilolklu, who llicn
realded In Oakhnd, Gal., which ho frco
ly admitted. Ho also accused tbo wo
mtyi of tliu crime, Much Incriminat
ing ovldtiiico ttH to tliu purchase of the
iMiiulv. tliu hnudwrltintz of Mrs. Hotkin
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on tbo box and in tliu note and other
facta worn" ucuumulated, Upon the ovi
iliinco MrH. Hotkin wiih arrested, trhul
and sentenced to prlaon (or life. Through
u law subsequently pasted by tlio stato
leghihituru ol California alio wub granted
n new trial. Mrs, Dunnlng'u father,
one of tbo important wltnuBBca for tlio
proamnion nt thu HrHt trial. In dend,
mid n'pcordlngito tlio California law, hla
ovidoneo (Uiinot bo placed boforo tbo
jury nt tho second trial. Other Dnla
wnro wltuuu'iuH will como to California
to attend tbo trial, but thoro ia nomo
doubt ih to wbctl er a second conviction
can bo secured,
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AWAY
'TIME
Filibustering Tactics
Continued
Prospects of Extra
Session
Waahlnuton, l'td). 2 Tlio Dotnocrat-
c rllibualor wan rccomnirnci'd In tbo
House Hill mornliiK, objection boiuc
made on the point of no (iiorum. Tbo
speaker said bo would conduct th count
himself, alter which be declared a quor
um prcnt.
'llio Henatfl atnendmnnt to the naval
appropriation bill was then placed be
fore tho House. The fouate thii rnoiu
Intr shovtod a (eellnc ol re(rol rcKirdliiK
the proapectH of an cxlrn arctlon, wblbi
practlonlly accepting a rcaolutiun from
the committee on printing directing the
publishluu of n number of copies of tho
congteaslonal directory (or tho special
aoralon of the Benate, l( one bo called, to
bo ready the drat day ol such session.
This afternoon Aidrlch had the financial
bill taken up, Ilacon, Martin and Till
man, Democrats, voting with the Re
publicans in favor of consideration. Tbo
General Deflcjcecy appropriation bill
waa thrn aken up. '-
In thu Houio tbero wore continued
flllbuaterloR demands (or a roll call on
every thins;, including tho conference
report, which was on a bill amending
tbo Alaaknn civil code, which Rave riat
to tho usual disciiAiion.
Six roll calls were ncccaeary beforo
tbo roport nan adopted by a vote of 181
to 8,
YESTERDAY'S
DISPATCHES
SUMMARIZED
Dakota la havitii; a eovo re snowstorm.
Franco has signed tbo Venezuela pro
tocol. Senator Morgan still manages to block
tho Panama canal treaty.
Collma, tho Mexican volcano, is pour
Inc. out n great quantity bl lava.
Four Contral American statia aro now
mlxod up In an opera buffo war. (
Knglnnd will not accept silver but
demeuda that China pay hor detJta in
nu. vf' ' x '
B (
It ia Mated that England bus pur
chased (our warships now building (or
Argentina and Chile.
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed resolutions asking congress to
meet immediately following the regular
term on March Uh.
Sonntor Brownoll has issued a call (or
tho labor unions ol Claokamaa county
to meet him next Thursday nght at
Oregou City when ho will oxplaln hie
courao,
Tho Desert lamlB along Ihitter crook
in Umatilla and Morrow counties lino
boon selected by the department as tho
first to bo reclaimed by tho government,
Tho Umatilla rivor will be dammed to
secure a water aupply,
MUST "BE
SUBMITTED
TO A VOTE
Referendum Will be
. Invoked
On Big Fair Appro
priation Albany, Ftb. 28 It scorns quite prob
kbit that thu appropriation of $500,000
(or the Lonli .t Clark (air will bavo to
run the gauntlet of the referendum. A
movement Is being inaugurated in this
cly to have tho fair appropriation ic
(urred to llio people at a special election.
A prominent attorney ol Albany has
been engaged to draft petltlouc, and
prepare mccrjary paperp, and In a few
dnys people will bo asked to sign them.
A great many are in favor of thu (air,
jot a number oppoco it because the
Multnomah county delegation promised
to support tho Harris corporation tax.
bill, II tho (air appropriation be pasted,
but when tho tax bill came to a voto
almost tho cntiro Portland delegation
voted against It.
Tho Harris bill woutl bavo raited
over $100,000 a year, and tbo owners ol
real cstato (eel that too great a burden
has been placed upon them by a largo
appropriation. About 11,000 signatures
aro necessary to invoko the referendum,
and that number will be secured with
out doubt. This will add an Interesting
feature to tho congressional campalsn.
ANOTHER .
SPECIAL
MESSAGE
Roosevelt Urges Tariff
Reduction
For Benefit of the
ines
Washington. Feb. 28: President
Hoosovelt yesterday sent a special mes
sage to tho Senato urging tho pnssago
ol a bill to reduco tbo tariff on Imports
'irom' tho Phillipincs. Ho quotes n
cablegram just received from Governor
Taft, which states that conditiona in tbo
islands aro atcadly growing worse. Ho
'tells'thb Senato that tho duty of Con-
gross Is to give permanent roliel by re
ducing the duties.
After Tlilrly-EWit Years
(Ashland Tidings, Fob. 21.)
A circumstanco romarkablo in Its way,
ocuurod at the mooting ol Burnsido
Post, No. 23, G. A. It. Saturday uigbt,
and was tho unexpected coming to
gether of two old comrndoa, (or tho drat
tlmo alnco tbefr mustor out in August,
1805. Jcbbo B, Adams, ol Wagner
Greek, camo to towti to attoud tho moot
lug ol the postfwlthout any Idea ol tho
surprUo in etoro (or him. Ho had beou
n member ol tho Sixth Iowa Intantry
during tho Civil war. James Myora,
who baa boon a resident ot Ashland (or
s watt -
on the Doiilovntd, was a campaigner in
In llip raum roitlinont and ho and Adams
had been grept chump, having served
If'lMithcr Ihrnuchoiit the greater part of
ihntcor.flicl. lb the "8 years that bad
olapseii tliny li:id loit nil traco of each
otlicT,rt,"whert'ttbotits, and when they
wereiri'scntcd to one nnother In the
Post rncolltig there was a aceno which
will lie tncmoritblo lo tho surrounding
by-taridnr. Tears welled tip In the
eyes of the long parted comrade and
thi'lr.volces were chocked with emotion.
"H:iy," stamimircd Adams, '-'Jim, that
aln'i yon, is it? Their - y wait xnber-
itut, and bad t.'; fli:d vent. Adams bad
been a drummer, and Mors a flfor in
tlio army, and ho the two grizzled vet
era ni -with fifo and drum awoke the
echoes in tlio street about 0 o'clock, rc-
rnllliiir to their own mind and tliOMi of
tbo Grand Army eoiiirndua tit morii-n
of tbo martial day of lontr ago. Tin
younyur generation on tb streets
ihoitidtt n Jiiclplont I-oiinli of July
coltbrntlon was brcekingoul.
HIGH CLASS IMMIGRANTS
Never Before Have Homeseekers
Been so Well Educated
(Portland Journal)
"I am going back otW'anothpr load'
raid It. L. Duval, vpcclal excuraiau agent
(or tho Northwestern Hailroad, ni lm
swung upon tlio rear platform of a Pull
mitl enr at tint llnlun Mtntlnn till morn.
ing. "Tbero aro thoucanda of them
back there and they only need stirrirKJ
up, I will bring another loid out next j
HeoK,"
Mr. Dvval was speaking of home
Baekori. Ho lias been engaged (or many
nujntlis.in piloting toward the Pacific
Nortllwest those who wish to locao in
Odd's rountry, and in comparing pres
ent conditions with those in the past he
said:
"I have been Identified with Western
immigration (or a long time, but never
have I teen ai high clsss people take ad
vantage ol the excursion rates as are
doing ao now. They hav money to pay
their way, know what they want and
have a pretty good idea wbire to go to
get it. And I do ml class them by'tnejr
coin alono, they are far better educated
than those who availed thomaelvai of
tho ecttlers ratea laat year or twoyra'-i
ago. I do not say that this applied!
speciucally, but it certainly docs In gen
oral." Mr. Dotal was atkod Irom what par
ticular .locality the in. migrants into tbo
Kortltweft wero coming. Ho said:
"From every point of the compass,
except that which points toward the
Pacific Ocean. Tbo Middle West, South,
Kaat and Atlantic Coast is each furnleb
Ing it quota. I briug my trains out
from Chicago. The peop'o gather there
from all over the country and come
West by droves. All passenger trains
aro leaving tbero in two and ttireo sec
tions. Laat week Mr- Duval brought 400 to
tho coast, by far tbo larger percentage
nf whom ctmo through to Portland.
Hu said their turprieo was great when,
after trosiing thu I'ocky Mountains,
thoy colored n country whoro snow was
soldom seen, and where the cllmato was
tint offspring, indeed, and not spring
in naint only until very much lator in
tho year, as is tho fact whoro the major
ity ol them caino (mm, Even those
Irom tho "Sunny South" wore delighted
to find conditiona so nearly liko those
thoy left behind.
Coquille Ice Plant
The Bulletin hai this to say
now ico and cold elorait plant
ot the
at Co-
qullloCity:
Two S-hor6o power enginoa and one
C-horeo power oil burning ongino will
conatitulo tho motive power of tho
plant. A 15-horso power boilor will also
bo installed, This machinery is ot tbo
very latoU pattern and is strictly up-to-dato
in bv'orv respect.
Tlio plant will bavo a capacity ol two
tons of ico por day. This output can bo
Increaccd whenovor necossary.
The main building will include (our
arge cold atorage rooms to be used (or
the purpose of storing moat, fish, eggs,
butter, oct. Those rooms will be kept
at a tomporaturo that will insure tho
preservation ol tho articles stored with
in. In (act the tomporaturo can easily
bo ao rogulated that It can be made to
reglstor below freezing point continually.
This not only preserves the articles
stored indefinitely, but also adds much
to thoir flavor and quality.
In couiuctipn with tho plant there
will alao be a large croamory and
cheese making plant. Tho machinery
ordored (or this 'department will make it
tho moat complete of Its kind in South
ern Oregon.
Things do not go wrong of them
BOlvee; Bomebody pushes thorn. ruck.
the pan eighteen months and who llvop
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