OREGON STATESlfAN TfESPAY. JANUARY
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fJVCSTESATE
PHILIPPINES
A Cczclttee to Ce Appointed by
the federal Senate .
TO MAKE AN EXAMINATION OF
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THE ENTIRE QUESTION WIT
NES3E8 TO BE CALLED. -
The Hum Has No Part in the Making
of Treaties, Thie Belonging to the
President and the Senate Demo
crats in Congress Support; Msure
for Protection of Troops In Manila
A Test Vote, j
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. The Sen
ate, Committee on the Philippines to
day decided! to enter, upon a thorough
. investigation' of rtbe entire Philippine
question, and 8enator Lodge, the chair
man,, wee Authorized to present to the
Senate the usual resolution- authoriz
ing a committee te nit and send for
persons and papers.'
. TREATY MAKING POWER.
.Washington,. Jan.fj24.; The sub-com--
miltc of the Henale CommiUM on
r'wrelgn Ilelation today decided to re
lrt to tbe -full' committee their opin
ion on thfeaty making. power of the
Executive and the Senate on questions
effecting the turlff.Ji The contention Is
toadejon behalf of the House of P.eprr
. acntarilves that the Houw should co
leraie in the consideration of all the
measures bearing on the revenue laws.
The nub-committee 'wilt reilort that. In
It opinion, such Is pot the case and
wUI take the ground that the treaty
making ower of the President and
Senate la' unrestricted, and that tbjere
Is no obligation to consult the 'House
ri tariff questions, when they arc con
til tied In treaties. i
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Deficiency Bill Passed.
Washington! Jan, 24.-The 'JfWSse to
day passed the urgent) deficiency ap
propriation , bill, and devoted the re
uiitlnder of the session to prtvwte pen-:
einii legislation.' It then adjourned un
til Monday. The Republican's forced -'a
record vote on the amendment to 1 he
deficiency -bift, flo appropriate $500,000
for the "protection and shelter" of the
.American soldiers In the '--Philippine.,
nd sixteen. Heinwrtit vo.ted for It.
4escfs of Philippines.
MnnlbQan., 2. !oth tht civil ttn.t
military authorities 'here deprecate, thta
publlnalon lrii Ihe Philippines, of Prof.
Kc hurt nan Itostop'. speech, and -the
minority, report li the XenaAe on the
Itillipplne tariff- hilt. ..which, they way
arc liable to have a bad effect, on-the
EJllplrios,. General Whoa ton. comman
der of theJDepartment of the PhiU.p
.plnea, says that ne hwye been. sent to
, lrieoii here for remark's such 'as thoie
of Prof. Hchutman, ind that. If what he
advocates wais accomplished. It would
mean the expenditure of 'much treasure
nd the-shedding f b lorn I like water.
-Now. -as before, be adds that r.n.000
tiddlers Hie needed bete. and jvili be re
quired In these Inl indM for at least live
.ears. It n-lllithen tie iKisfllitr, to'fonuJ
a Government based, on th.it of the col
onlefi lof Holland sod Oreat Jtrltnltt.
'they having proved the -.most success
ful managers of thej Hi lental races.
SENTCNCfD fOR LIFE
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAYMEN FELL
! IN BAD HANDS . '
Om Stdls a Watch 'and Is 8snt Up for
. Lifs, Another itots Two Watches
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and Will Serve for Twenty-seven
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UAN'KRANCWO.'Jan. Tt.s-Hupei tor
J-ilg Morrell fortieth I mrnlnif sent
, fnrel John H. Wtwl. a former soldier,
to life Iniprisontnent at Kolsoni, for
)nldftg' up I'hllippi Kr-ll on the night
oft lecetwr-Mh arid robl'lng htm -of a
gold watch. 1 I ' T ;
Trahk Nelson-. wi sentenced to "27
.ycirs In Han QucKtln Penitentiary, by
-i'judg lurine. forhoMiug up and rob
bing two men of wtitches.
! ArTrumpsdjUp Charge. :
Pendleton-. Or., Jan. 21, R Is Icanix-d
here today that Rev. Mr. Harris, Of the
fve i:ptwiml church, will he releas
ed. Jho case nt coming to trial. It la
VH'U rntd. thv ProsenUlng Attorney
tw imlmel that the charge of" crlm
In.tl Intjrnacy was ; trumMd up ug.mist
' him by his enenuesi j . ; .
Want a Recsivee; '.;-.;
I'rndleton, tr Jan 24. Kim P. Psir
d.y. f A then. Or, today flel an ap
plication for a ppcelver for ihe Athciia
Flouring Mill . Omnimny. It Is under
mtotMl the action was precipitated by
tbe suit of J. M. WalKer. ofAtnena.
who sought to recover $Jio "worth of
wheaj. s - i . "-f.V "';,'
' : Art Attorney's Fall.
, JKokane, Waah-U Jan. 21. W. A.
I,ew 1 a piotieer ttrnc, convlct
edrtIay In the Kupe-rior t'ou'it of em
ftexzling .about bf clients funds'.
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THE RAILROADS WON.
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In a Suit in Which an Effort Was Mads
to Abolish the Blacklist, '
OLi;MRtsV O. JJafa. 24. The sylla
bus of thje Suprem4 Court decision of
the Nickel Plate, (Vimpany. vs. Frank
ehafTer. 4invlving "blackUsts, sustains
the rstlrtiad company. -
Shaffer was discharged by the rail
road conlpany forr participating In a
rtrlke." He claimed he could noit secure
employment on any other road' because
the company refused to give'hlra m ct
tlflcate of service, and he ued for dam
Agon.' The Judgment of the lower court
in favor of tshaffer was reversed by the
Supreme Court. , J N '
QUIET IN PANAMA.
Gsnaral Porras, of tha Liberal Army,
Was Seriously Wounded.
COLON, Jan. 24The latest advices
from Uuena Ventura and Bogota, re
port, that all la quiet lin the Interior
of the Republic. The news has reach
ed Panama that .General Forras, one
of - the Insurgent leaders, was wound
ed on board the Liberal steamer Pad
Illa, during- the naval battle of Monday
last In Panama bay.
BIG CANAL PROJECT.
BOSTON. Jan. 24. Inl the report uf
the Harbor and Land: Commissioners
on the proposed canal between Boston
Harbor and Narragansett Bay, by way
of Weymouth, Brockton and Taunton.
Just sent to the LcgiK.la.tu re. the cost
of the work is stated to be $"i71S.3SS
for a uniform depth of 20 feet and a
width of 150 feet at rtie bottom. The
total lenglh of the canal, as surveyed,
would be 31.73 miles, i! A .;
CANCER TREATMENTS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. According to
the Tribune's London representative, a
movement is on foot initiated by. the
medical professldn fori the purpose of
Investigating the cause and treatment
of cancer. !
RAILROAD MEN SPEAK
JAMES J. HILL BEFORE INTER
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Merger of Northern Railways Doss Not
Kill Competition, He Says, Nor
Raise the Rates on Commodities.
tHI('AGO, Jan. 24. James J. Hill
testified ;lefore - the Interstate Com-
merce Commison here today. The vet
erart railroader declared that competl
ton does not lower rates, but advances
them. He testified to the formation of
the Northern Securities Company, nod
in doing so.gjive a reason far-more slm
pie vthan has generally been conjee
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"There are some old men some very
old men Interested in the management
of the Great Northern." said he.J "They
wanted to form a clone corporation Into
Which they could confide the! "Inter
ets, with the assurance that 'the road
would be managed along the lines
which have made it a success. The
plan' then broadened Into the bleu, of
taking In the Northern Pacific also.
Tbe roads -had' .worked-In harmony for
twenty years, and tbe change in the
holders of the securities would make
no difference. It can make no; differ
ence, ifcd will make im difference."
McBride's Position.
Seattle, Jan. ; 24- A special from
Olympta to the Times, says: t.Jovernor
Mcllride tmlay issued a proclamation
opposing the raUroad nerger under the
name of Northern Securities (Tompany.
The Governor declares that the com
munity of Interest. orcratlon of rail
roads Is dang'wous because of th irte-
curlty of the Indi vldualn making It up.'
Such community stifles competition.
whhh ,is rtie only protection tn this
state, against railroads. The fJovernor
declares that the iple should prepare
to enforce their rights. The slate
should appoint a Railroad fommissloti
for the protection both of civic rights
artd railroad prrrty.
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MISS STQNE'S RANSOM.
HIvRKS, Macedonia, Kuropean Tur
key, Jan. 24j The iearers of the ran
som of Miss Kllen M. Stone and Mine,
Twllka, having with thdn IJ2.00,
leached Demfir-Hissar (Iloumelia),
January 21, prH-eedlng to the tnoun
tatnK, n iiocseoae-K, accomimnifi iy a
htroiig esco;
dt-oii
wTp
WILL REORGANIZE.
PKK1N. Jn. St. The Dowager. Km -
preioi and her. cMiin illors ure wriouly
discussing the engagement of : foreign
jilvlirs to reorganise the Government.
A Da by' a
Is very much like the Wosenrn.
jnj? of a flower, j It beauty and
perfection depends entirely
upon the care bestowed w"rrt
- Its parents Expectant mother
should have the tendered care.
They kfcould be snared all worry
I and anxiety. Tney should eat
plenty at jod noumbing fotnl
and take eentle exercises. - This
will ro a long way toward preserv-
ihg their health and their beauty I
" W , . 1 11-11 1UC 1 1 ...IK
come. But to be absolutely sure
of a abort and painless labor they
should use ;
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rern'arly tfnrlsg the rooattia of -ion.
Thi t tinpt liwitnen', whcl
is te t epptied externally. It gires
trothnl TienTt'ithe tnearte aad
prerents all ot thd iacom forts et preg
iney, which wmn csed t thtnk
wera boloe!v- neceamry. Wlwe
Mother Frtenct ia sd there ta ao
danger whatever. 1 " - l -
tWt Mother Pri-nd at the 'drag
atore,.Sl por hottle . . . . t
TKC BJUOf HID RTOtlATOff CO.
ATLANTA. OA. W .
For aale at DRJ STONFTS drug store?.
A DISASTROUS ;
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TWeCtV-CSfr R'en Killed SSd Dgnt
Serlsssly Ksrt
JN A COAL MIWE HORROR AT OSK-
ALOOSA, IOWA, DURING NOON
HOUR YESTERDAY.
Smok and Debris Wera Blown Out
of th Mine in a Column Two Hun
dred Fest High Seattle Suffera
Greatly from a Storm - Many
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Buildings Along the Water Front
Damagsd and Business Paralyzed.
OSK ALOOSA, la, Jan.' 24. The Lost
Crk Coal Mine was th scene today
of a terrible disaster which cost twen
ty-on lives. Erght others were seri
ously injured, i The bodies of the dead
man war recovered ffom the mine.
The injured, soma of whom arm fright
fully cut, bruised and burned, are un
der the care of surgaons. ' '
The dead iire: Joe Gaspers, Frank
Gaspers, Jim Stohal, JrHIvCster Oreigh
ton, Joe Berto,; Andy Pash," Frank Kec
res.s, John Martin, John Biros. . Mike
Heraha. Jack jManley, j Mike Cox Jr.,
Mike Cox Sr., 'litwne FIh Kusa Fish,
A U. Crews. Jack Klder, Dave Walter,
Ham Jlumphrey, Jim Humphrey, Kiim
Humphrey, ;Alexander Gray. H
Thp Injured iare: Kdj. Sacress, Kd.
Hwanfgon, Jonas Ma'ble, j Oliver! Maple,
John Jenkins, Wm. Harvey,tJeo. Gogo,
Harry iJerrock, 1 ; 1
The explosion occurred at the noon
hour, and was what is known us a dust
explosion. Hmoke and r debr j.s were
blown out of the mtne it a column 200
feet high. At the time of the explosion
more than 100 men were Inth'e- mine,
but all except thoxe who were In the
east entry escaied with ionlysHght in
Jury. V.. - '
Terrific Storm. '
Heattle, Wash., Jan. 21 A number of
small loats more or less Injured, many
buildings along; the water 'frnt dam
aged,: and business of all uijrts com
pletely crippled. Is the record of the
storm" that, swept over this city today.
For over an hour the wind traveled at
a"' velocity of forty miles, and! as ac-
comttnied by a. blinding snow storm. As
far as known, no lives W
ere lost but It
Is expected there were
along the'eojtst.'
iiiany wrecks
i Heavy Snow Storm.
I'endleton, Orj, Jan. 21.J The'heavk'st
snow Hlomi of inany: y
thnjugjiout this ortion.
ars is ; raglns
i The snow I-
wclcaiiitl byTsto kmen atid farmers be-
raiow It will bring jnolsture which is
much nedek
At Baker City.
- Baker City, Or, Jan. 24. A bllsstard
struck this' s.-tlm- tonight, the wind
blowing a gale, drlvf'niT snow In I'dihd-
Ing Hheets.. StcK-kmen ure. fearful f .the
result, as there ure thousahda f ca'itle
and sheep on the rangea. .
'-,-'.. Snow at Everett. '
Kvcrctt, Wash., Jan. 24; Five inches
of mow fell last iiiKht abd l'lay. Six
feet of snow la reported at. Wellington
THE 3TRIKE ENDS.
UdSSLAND.Ii. (' Jan. 24. Th" ex
ccutlye committee of thejMlners XTnlon
announced tHay, that jn satisfactory
agreement had !een reached with the
management of the Le.flol mine, and
the strike was off at 'hji profwrtw. The
strike has been running since last juiy.
FIGHT POSTPONED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21. Th
YoHemlte Club tohlght decided to tn
definitely fiosttione -the proposed Jef-!
frles-Sharkey fight. The ihlef , reason
given Is the unsatisfa toryj ending of
the, recent Khe.ikey- Maher light at
Ihiladciphia. jj '.. ' ,t
- NO PEACE TALK.
I.A N I M N. J a n. 2 4. ilA. J. ttidfour.
t he i iovernment leader
In tll House
of Commons, today .. dei
tared that no
liwusslons liMklng to -aee with the
lioers were now proceeding. .
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CHINESE HONESTY.
As for the, honesty of these people, I
appeal to every English merchant or
banker, from Peking to Hongkong, to
nswer If he ever hc-ard of a dishonest
Chinese merchant or banker.: So far
from that, not only has jrvery Rngll-h
bank two Chlnanen to recciVe and
hand out nvoney, but every bank In
Japan baa the same, says Joaquin Mil
ler, In the North American Review.
The Knglish will tAl you. naif In Jest.
that the Japanese la an oriental Yan
kee, and doea not; trust bis own people;
and they will tell you. half in earnest.
that the English banker employ Chl
nese. to handle their money because
they never make mistakes.' These peo
ple of CTsina have never had anything
tike a bankrupt law. If a man cannot
l-ay tils debts, or some one does - not
secretly come forward and pay them,
at the end of each year he yts "lost
hi face. and . ao he dies by his own
hand. Yet, with all their piteous pov
erty, they nave no, such words : aa
"hard times. for everything must be
settled up at the end of the year. There
can be no extension of time. Confncius
forbade it. -;' - ' I - ; ' -, -
THE ROOT OF ALL. EVIL. '
A -remark fraught with wisdom waa
Ut tered under tragic circumstances Toy
a New York physician la short, time
ago. He waa vailed to the bedside of a
young man of k fine. family who bad
just ended his life by putting a bullet
through his hefrL lh.' doctor was a
family physician and had known the
youth fori years. He shook hi 'head
sadly as he raised the Hfclesa hand and
jlet It Crop. ;' 1 -
' IIe was a boy of brains," he said.
j "but hehad too much money ever to
amount to anything.
1 That waa the root of the evil In this
i case, as ii is h uim 'uc - -
j young man had a settled Income. It
t turned hia mind from work. He led
the life of an Idlei; He had no am-
j bUlon. no pride, lie dawdled here and
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aters. he picked up acquaintances who
were a damage to him. And finally,
when' be tired of, it all. he resorted to
the revolver and brought the worthless
game to an end. U-:vy '.--:: v-v ''.
"lie had too much money ever to
amount to anything. said the family
doctor, and it is a remark rich In mor-
, ai warning. veveiana ram wrer.
MITCHELL IS RE-ELECTED.
. INDIANAPOLIS, lad, Jan. 24. The
executive offlcera of the United Mine
workers of America were re-elected to
day, without a dissenting vote. They
are: : President, John Mitchell ; vice
president. T. L. Lewis; secretary and
treasurer. W. R. Wilson. '
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
NBW YORK. Jan. 24. Dun's Review
of Trade tomorrow will say: The fail
ures for the week number 301 In the
United States, against 306 last year,
and twenty-eight in Canada, agrainst j
forty-six last year. I
1I1E DANISH TREATY
FORI THE CESSION OF THE DAN-
ISH WEST INDIES
Has Been Signed It Will Have to Be
Passed Uoon bv Conaress and tha
Rigsdag, and Approved by the Res
idsnts of tha Islands.
WASHINGTON Jan. 24. The treaty
with Ixcnmark.for the cexsion of the
Danish West indies to the '.United
H la ten. baa iK'en; completed and signed
by the represeistlitlves of the two Gov
ernments.. ', j ' " j r. -
Thefj-reaty Is peculiar In that it will
rejulri action.' not only by i the Senate
and the Danish .Rigsdag. but by
the
United States House of Representa
tives, ninee it will be necesttary for the
House to supply the needed appropri
ation. The eople of, the Danish West
Indies are to have1 a voice In the uuc
tion "of the cennlon. The Danish Gov
ernment has given notice that before It
r.-itines the treaty, it will submit the
question of cession to the people of the
i.and. Not much objection is expect
ed here from these people.
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
ATHENS, Jan.! 34. The trivcsilgatlon
ofthe rei"t that an attempthad la-en
made u pcn the life of King George of
fleece, tu the park at Phaloijon, 'proves
tne rlory to be without foundation. '
THE
PANAMA CTANAL
CHEAPEST.
THE
Taking the figures as jgiven, the net
cost ctt - the Panama : Canal, finished,
including all rights and concessions
would tie I approximately J60,ooo.ooa
more -than the estimate for the N'calceeds.
ragua route. . Rut the Nicaragua etl-
mate js'nu-re estimate, has been n
crease! by each, new commission, and
In the light of all experience would lie
enormously exceeded in, actual con
struction.- The Panama figures, cn the
other hand, arp based on actual et
perlenc"? in building nearly half, the
work, with all uncertainties eliminated.
Apd this is not the whole case,,- The
saving of tl..1.V).oro a year "In, main
tenance and operation would equal, on
a 3 per cent, basis, a eapitallxation of
145,000,0O. This alone would pearly
wipe out th alleged, excess . of con
struction cost. Further, Mr. George 8.
Morrison, in a memorandum of dissent.
urges that in certain . particulars . a
wholly unnecessary j expense ' of; con
struction "Was charged against Pana
ma, amounting io $10,000,000. Further,
(and very reasonably) thajt the esti
mation of engineering exjx-nse at the
same percentage in- the case of the
little-surveyed Nicaragua line and of
the minutely-tudled and practically
developed Panama line is manifestly
too favorable to i the former, and that
on this account $12,000,000 more should
be added to the Nicaragua estimate.
If this be so. the total, would fa vor
I'namS by some $7,009,000 even trying
the aflcged, price of the concessions.)
TheJ Engineering Magazine 'for Jan
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FHEDS ONE STARVES
OTHER
Fecds the body- starv'cs the
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nucroocsi i nans wnat dcott h
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tinuiMUU uuo u tUIlSUm )uOn. 1
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ll .j,...! f Ucii .rvo Jcnm i'robhtms.": tv A. ToneT,n. Ts-
all about these germs and mi.Loni4. T,a2.. t v'u
crobes the doctors Lille bf.1
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l hey say that one kind causes j
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tUU3UaiUUil. VUIIAUlIipilVII
microbes feed on weak 1ft njrs.i
Perhaps that's so.
At any rate wc know that
Scott's Emulsion has a peculiar
action on the lungs which gives
me lungs new hiq ana vijror.
Healthy lungs starve the mi-j
crobes out. ; ,
Life for the lungs and flesh
-"w V ,v- "tr .." W I
for "the body
xxly, that is what the
consumptive has a right to ex
pect from Scott's Emulsion.
An ideal food and ' tonic for
any form of wasting disease;
rjuiorjAiRE
fttgro C2th Attentat la St. lesis
K!l
cd IIJs Employer
CONFESSED THE AWFUL CRIME
TO THE AUTHORITIES ROSE
CURG MAN SENTENCED
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To Serve
7hrcc i-Yrars in th Peniten
tiary Anarchist Soldiar; Sent to
Militaryi Prison Another Suicide
at McMinnvills, Where an Aged
County Charge TocU H is Life with
a Pocket Knife Other Crimes.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 25. William
Stoshlsr, th negro attendant at the
Vista Turkish Bath House,-has con
fsssed tha murdsr of Alsxandsr 'Dsa'n
Cooper. The confession was mads to
day before Chiefs Kiley and Desmond.
' A SHORT SENTENCE.
Iloscburkr.'OrJ Jn. 21. L. 1 Welch,
formerly ;of j Salem. , found' guilty of
rape, was sentenced today 'to "three
venra in the Penitentlarv. The sent-
ence vras acknowledged ' by a "thank
yW from the culprlU
1 Tha Anarchist Soldier.
t ' Vancouver. Wash Jan. 2 3. Frank 11.
ftakowski. the artilleryman convicted
nt Fort Canby for threatening the life
of President Roosevelt, for 'which Tie
Was dishonorably discharged and scnt-iiK-cd
to serve ten years in a mllltary
prison, left Ihere; under a strong mill
i tary guard for San Francisco today.
Will Ba Returned.
. "eVlidloliin Or . Jan Kltra Ihin.l
-...r.. w t.Klday.a storm damages
Miss Ida Jalmes a few weeks ago, has;
I been locatcti at Santa Rosa, Cat. It Is j
understood he I will .;bp extradited and
brought back for trial. Duncan desert
ed a wife and eight children.
. Opsned an Artsry.
McMinnvillej Or., Jan. 23. J. L.
Pugh u twnty chargiV age 72. years.
suicided today by. cpenlng n.urtery
in his arm with a pocXet knife.
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Mra. Richardson Free.
die Richardson was thin afternoon ac-
rtuitted of the charge of murdering her1
h unhand, Frank . k W Richardson, a ;
eauny merchant, who was killed on
Christmas Eve, 1900. V
; Cuban Postal Frauds, f;
. Havana; Jan. 25. At the hearing to
day, of the charges growing out of the
Cuban rental frouds,-!;. IL Rl-h. Nee-
ly a former Assistant In the Cuban iost
al service, testified that Neely gave
him D0.000 len-cent stamps the night
before he Neely) left Havana, telling
him to sell ht hem ami divide the pffl'
IIeFald he turned the tr ips
Governor Oenera! "Wood.
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over to
vA.
CASTOR I A
Per I&iaat and Children.
fha Kind Yea Haw Alwajs Bcughr
Boars tho
Sig&aturo of
. FR1UT GROWERS -MEET.
Northwest Association Holds Its An
nual Session in Walla Walla
Thia Week.
WALLA WALLA. Wash , Jan. 2T
Tofporrw afternnn the aecond annual
-nventlon 'of the Northwest Fnilt-
growera AssiciHtlon will, convene at
th curt Inaiso in this city for a thie
days tun-Ion. Everything is In read
iness for ihf meeting, 'and a large
tiumiter of - jiVslegaten 4 are exi-ecled t
arrive tonight and tomorrow, forenoon.
The gathering wtll W railed to order
by President N, t j, l-tialock at 2 o'clock.
ri'milmnt fruit growers from Ore
gon. VYashiUKton. Idaho. Montana and
Riiflsh Columbia will bo In attendance.
ami the different pliahcs of fruit grow
Ing and 'shippirig will be thoroughly
discussed. The (UHion of controlling;
K?ts will ixi one of the features of the
tneeting, anjl the suggestion1 gathered
i!l be of gfreat Interest to Lfrult .men
every wheie. Th? program follows:
Tueiwjay.-i.f-Fruit Irrsnects.' N. .O
"P.ralm-k. Wi l Walla; J. fL Anderson,
V ictoria. E, C; H. M. Emery, fcoze-
man, ioi.i i. a. itrif Iwlnlon
Idaho: K.- U Smith. ; IIofKl River, t re-
'i c, , j. ii T, oriu j ima, I
"Indlvl-luailty of the
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wednesday.-."Koreign Markets for
Oregon Apple. j, l. oieii. central
, "",, wegun;.. paper .1". Whit-
fotnt. Uregtjn paper by C
neyj Walla !Va: la, selected wubject;
"irortlculturai Law," A. Von '-' Holder--
beke. State Cotnrnisftloner of HvitWu,!- J
ture: CodlJn Moth Ooniddefa lions." I
Prfesni'r A-ln. Cortlley, Oregon Agrl-
cul t u rat Cl lege: ; "Spra y Ing. lw , I
oroun, tioof liiver,-1 Oregon; fa r, v.
A. lUtx, WalU , WalU; Washington.
Twentieth Century Medicine.
far ahead of ancient pill poison and I
liquid physic as the electric light of j
the iindle. Genuine jtamned
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ONE IAIrKN P.lMvid 1 Copp.
aged .-' a native of linln,
brought) to the Asylum last rlgtot, from
Gobie.-Columbia county, by Sheriff It
tS. lUtlaa.
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DO YOU GET UP
YifTni A LATIE BACK ?
runcj Tnmtle Hakes Toa JUscraMc
.''. -. ' 1 i -1
r Almost everybody who reads tn news
papers, la sura to know of the wonderful
the rreat kkinev livee :
t and bladder
e It is the r-rat metL.
Li eattrfiimh f ISa niu.
J .w..... v. ,. .11 IV
icenm century: Ois
covered,' afiet' yean cf
.f rtt ' mmmaL t..
1 WJVi wv 'V.ll .J
rtJvS Dr. YLikneti tho emt-
'-"-y ssi-
der specialist, aoi is
wonderfully auccessiul In prrmpt curinp
lame back, kidney, bladder :ur1c acid troy
bies and Brlghfs Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble, v - , J
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have kid
ney, livef .or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. - It haj been teatei
In so many ways, in hospital work, in p? ivate
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved to successful in
every case that a special arrangement has '
been made by which all readers cf this paper
who have not already tried fit. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swain p-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney ot bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this rencrouj
offer tn this paper and
send your address ts
Dr Kilmer &CoBing-1
regular fifty cent and Somf uiim.
dollar sties are told by all good druggists.
WATER
STORM WROUGHT SAD HAVOC AT
SEATTLE ON FRIOAY.
The Cold Snap at Psndletori Continues,
''". but No Injury to Stock Jntsrestsls
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Reported A Blizzard: Is Raging in
Nebraska,
KA TT LK. Wali., J.i it.. ' .J5t-f V.-M e r
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on the" wat r
front aggregate at least $3H,oor ' Ac.
d dents and dlsiisters were humorous
and varying In character,, j Includhur-
everything from the smashing of soiart
rowboats to the total loss of the steam
er F. Di. Smith. There were, many mis
haps to buildings and v harvest J
,::'? ". .. Cold at Pendlston. j. : .'-.?.
Pendleton. Or, Ami 2r.Thf ' cold
seil continues Ith ihe iliertnonicier
failing tonight. No news comes of any
serious Injury to the live stock inter-".
ests. ' - j - ., .
- : Blizzard. In.i Nebraska.
4 Omaliii, Neb., Jan.. 2.. tn
heaviest- blizs.uJa ccr cxi-cfI
of
n'c
tJ"
I In
Nebraska 1 raging. The reflets in
dicate t.hai the tops to live stHjk Mill
Im) n..n v. t ! .s
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Is a"
friend In iv new form. ix It i"; -r i u l
for the particular leneit; ofl-suftct. r
from nasal clrish wiio are insert t
an atomizer in s( ruyir.g thesdi? ae i
memtiranesi. "J Ajl the healkoK.' end
MMithing prertje of Cream i ISiiiin niv
retained Ins the new urepa rail ton. II
l d'oea not dry "ui the sn rei fcons. ol'rlce.
I Inctuding, siraylng tue. -75 cent. At
J your - dritKglst'w r. Ely- Hroihers, in
Warren
. fStre?tf -New-
York, will
in .11
It.
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HH'lIEtST RENTS
ON EARTH.
fmdon Office - and- Chopping
Dldrl. t
? -X Slows "ancy Prices:.
The dlMtelct around CornhiM
now
the inot highly reiitol Sotoln earth
Not long: hi i-e one room n earl the f C-1
at Exchange let ; for nearly jt.TMfl a
year, says the loclon Mall. ! VHhii
the'.pst few weeks a tinuw agent ad
vertised certain prvix-rtle,' lni Throg
niorton,stre1et to l"t, 1'nf wy-n tele-'
plioe boxes on the ground floifir jt-2.Vt .
t a yeM of rent ws.a a.skel fr iii h. For
a suite of three. rKni.i oh thei.ttn-xit.i
nines' floor X: 1000 a year w.is ashe.
stlx rroms) on the first llorrv ere -ff rei
,t 20O0 a year. , i (" r
' thorMiighfare In thworld. !road,v ay,
In New York, cornei iK?xt. and a llini1' .!
radiutiear the Placit aU- fpcr,ln'
Parts ranks Ihlrd. A small shop la
Itond street biiligs jedlly froin i,7'.S
to 112011 n.' year. -Thi '.In U
lea III"
shop and baSfliienl.-ut id,focoiir
the .'retmilnder , of"; the" hou-. The.
shs ln:IU-K:'nt slr4t, V'st ttiff,
but then they fe l. ig,r, t.hns niaking
the rent per i"!iar fo-it work out P" s. i
CHINESE f HEW S.
i 'hina men are : ihe fmerUa nt
)!,. lll'll.
tf . t he . fufcure. says "a . orou!.
reMrt
h K"
fsoini HhsnKhal. Over I 'Sri
eels entd'el the tirf 'last year iiwum-l
y, t."Jilnes crews,;.". .' . ' .
I GRAIN-OI
I
.GRAIN
or
Remember that name when '
want a -rie.! IntiM.- sppetixlng, i nourish-
liifr ford drink to take the place - of
cot fee. Hold by ail gro-ersnd. Ilkcl
by all w h have UMCd It. AirMu-4 s
of pttrV. i rain. It afds dlgetJ..,,
iki sirenainens. ine iierven. i n n
i attmiiiant but a neaitn iuii j-r i't,
be ebildren well aa th adult n
drink It - with great benefii.J Com
about "4 a much as coffee. 15 ij. sod
25 e ta. per package. Ask .ymirgnH er
for Graln-O. ,i I
TU ' CONTItOL HTREAM I-ander
Rrown, Oeorge .1 Itrown and Charlcn
K. Urown, of Htayton. crm'stlttttliig the
fee firown A Hon firnjunr, ccr-
day pi
ctilloned the Marlon county court
for; the exclusive right t r-j;j;at".
manage and control tne Jri"tlj(j5. trnf
trlati'n and booming of logs lucil r.
titiilMr and wol utn the north fi" '
nt the tantlarn river, v. h! h j t;e di
viding line, between. Marl'm and IJnn
'minti-s. Thlsj rr'iuent In niade in
forndty with the new l.w whMi f"
vlden that ell stresms In "the-'.sis'e
which are not navigide t
o f t e 4 fn I !..
may. at the pU n of the cn hlV ?
k " .ir. strr n,
IPK - ated. be turned over to th- excluN
wive :
M -o.
ion
for the purpose of transporting ".
Ion -
I1 fT-T
i i ' eji l i.'."'.- H
f R0?JT DAMAGES
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etc- To the petition waa appended a
large map Illustrating the ation an.1
eours of the stream, and tie loati'n
of the company'a proertl-: aTa 5,
Ing what portion of the streamifs re
qutrel for the tominny'i .i' li
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