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WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN. TUESDAY. MARCH le, 1903.
NO ATTENTION
TO REPORTS
Such Is the Advice of Leaders
cf Brotherhoods of ;
TRAIffllEN AND FIREMEN
To Members of the Orders
Who Are Employed
on Wabash
PENDING THE OUTCOE OF THE
INJUNCTION J ORDER IN THE
CIRCUIT'. COURT WABASH OF
FICIALS DOi NOT ANTICIPATE
ANT SERIOUS TROUBT.K.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo.. March The gen
eral officers of the Brotberhods of Flre-
men and Trainmen and the committees
.who are here Sh relation to the tm-nendlna-
strike situation on the Wabash
Railroad jclvinar a resume of the situa
tion and advisinc them to continue
. loyal to the railroad company and to
their respective organizations and pay
not attention to the statements or the
threats of any person nor to any rum
ors which may be put in circulation.
This was the only development of the
day In the situation. An all day con
ference was held" In the Southern Ho
tel by Oiand Masters Hanrahan and
Morrissey, of tne Brotherhoods of
Firemen and Trainmen, with their at
torneys. The Wabash injunction may
be filed In the court tomorrow or Mon
day. There was no developments at
the Wabash headquarters, - President
Ramsey repotting that the service
throughout the system was proceeding;
without any unusual mark. Regard
ins; the probabilities of 'a strike. Presi
dent Ramsey said tonight:
"Infcace the Injunction Is dissolved,
X think a strike, is quite likely. In
case of the dissolution it will probably
be needed also by the leaders. The
Wabash employes will not go out until
ordered to do wx"
The strike may inconvenience the
Wabash for some time, but It will not
tie up the system to any extent unless
a boycott is ordered at different ter
minal and junction points. '.
No Change in Situation.
Vancouver, B. C. March C While
some; negotiatlffis 'are in progress look
ing to the settlement of ' the strike of
the United Brotherhood of Railway
Emplayes. there has been'ltttle change
In the strike situation during the past
twenty-four hours.
BRAVE! WOMAN'S ACT
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PLLlCKT WIFE OF SHERIFF MILLS
""""IfRUSTRATES ' ESCAPE OF I
PRISONER. j
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OLYMPIA. Wash., March . Plucky
Mrs.! Mills, wife of the sheriff. Jesse T.
Mills, of Thurston county, and who on
Sunday afternoon after Benson had
done bis murderous work at Olympla,
prevented a wholesale . delivery, is a
bride of only a year, but during this
short time she has twice rendered val
uable service ' in ' preventing escapes
from the wretched old bast lie that has
done service for ; ', a jail in Thurston
county for more than . a quarter of a
century. - " '. ' :
Last May she was standing at her
back door chatting with a neighbor
when she saw ; a brick drop from the
rear wall of 'the jaiL Watching, this
was soon followed by another and an
other. She waited no longer, but ran
Into the house, got her revolver, and
returned in 1 time to see a man's legs
coming through a hole where she had
seen the bricks first falling.
- She raised her gun and called: "Stop
where you are," just as the prisoner
dropped to the ground. . .
The man cast a startled glance at the
determined woman with clear gray
eyes , looking along the barrel of the
gun and his hopes of freedom vanish
ed,, f- i--'. - f .vv:.--.,-.- . : f.
xMrs. Mills held her prisoner right
there until her lfasband arrived and
locked him up again.
The story of her actions shortly after
Benson killed the deputy sheriff has
already been told. Her plucky deed is
still the subject of comment here. She
was notified by one of the prisoners of
t$f tragedy,; grabbed a. revolver, ran
to the jail and stopped a wholesale de
livery just as the prisoners appeared
at the Jail door. V
HEALTH BOARD SELECTED
GOVERNOR j CHAMBERLAIN AP
POINTS STATE BOARD TO -
RCQULATB STATE HEALTH.
Governor Chamberlain yesterday an
nounced bis appointments of the State
Board of Health 1 in accordance with
the provisions! of Senate Bill No. 27.
w&lch "was Introduced by Senator A. C
Smith. The Board ' consists of six
members, three of whom are appointed
for two years arid three for four years,
as follows: . . ; . - .
Dr. Harry Lane. Portland, term ex
pires January 15, 1905. ,
Dr. W. A. Custck, Salem. January IS,
1905. - ; i , :- . r -v:,;
Dr. E. B. Flckel. Medford, January
is. 1906. -; j ! 1 ; - - :
Dr. Andrew C Smith. Portland. Jan
uary 15 1W7. i -
Dr. Alfred Ev Kinney. Astoria. Janu
ary IS, 1907. ; , 3 .f", .. - i -V
Xr. C. J. Smith. Pendleton, January
This board, according to the provis
ions of the act shall hold a meeting at
letst once a year In Salem, and as
many special meetings as the condi
tions demand. buL at the first meeting
tl.t six members shall elect a secretary
whose term of office shall be so long as
his services are satisfactory and be
yond reproach and he shall receive a
salary of $5000 per year, with which
amount all of his expenses are to be
. paid, including office materials and
traveling expenses. It is the" duty of j
the board to collect and compile the'
vital statistics of the state and regu
late the sanitary conditions of the com
monwealth generally.''
TO BRING BACK JARVL :
ASTORIA, Ore, March . Matti
Jarvl. who is -charged with the murder
of his father, and whose ball bond was
declared forfeited in the Circuit Court
yesterday, is now said to be in Douglas
Island, Alaska, having gone there re
cently frojaBeatUe. It Is - announced
that every effort will be made to bring
him back for trial, but there is really
very little expectation of catching him.
as there does not appear to be anyone
in particular who wants' him prosecuted
for his' crime. . . v - -
THE SITUATION
IN VENEZUELA!
Is More Serious Kow Than
During Blockade ;
ON ACCOUNT OF. DUTIES
Which Are Imposed Upon All
Staple Products Into
the Islands
REVOLUTIONISTS HAVE GATHER
ED FORCES AROUND I CARACAS
AND HOLJ ALL EASTERN PART
OF VENEZUELA EXCEPT jCUMO-
? NA NO QUORUM OF, CONGRESS.
WILLEMSTAD, ; Island of Curacao,
March . A steamship which ' arrived
here today, from Maraicabo, Venezuela,
carried only one-third of her usual car
go and brought no coffee. The mer
chants of Maraicabo -say they cannot
pay the present export duties which
they add are more ruinous to ; them
than was the blockade of the Venezue
lan coast by the fleets of the allies. Ad-,
vices received here from revolutionary
sources in .Venezuela say i the , revolu
tionlsts have gathered . their forces
around Caracas; that all the Eastern
part of Venezuela, except the city f
Cumana, is held by - them, and that
President Castro has been unable -to
call m. session of Congress because erf
the lack of a quorum. ,
Pretender is Captured. , ,
Paris? March . A' dispatch ; from
Tengier, Morocco, received this even
ing; says:
"Courier who has Just arrived from
Fez announes the capture of the Pre
tender, .
WAY BE EXTRADITED ,
OREGON MAr ; WHO 'I SWORE
FALSELY REGARDING GIRL'S
AGE.
TACOMA. Wash, March $. The case
Of the Kenny brothers, "agalnsf whom
a charge of perjury in Oregon Is hang
ing, came up today before Judge Grif
fin for final disposition. ' It was an
nounced yesterday that word had been
received from the Governor . of the
State of Oregon of the issuance by him
of the required papers for securing ex
tradition, to bring the young men back
to Oregon for trial, David Kenny hav
ing married Miss Aker in Portland af
ter securing a license by swearing to
her being of age, when her father de
clares she is but 15. The information
conveyed to the office of the Prose
cuting Attorney lolled to state whether
the signature of a second witness had
been secured, as required by the fugi
tive from - Justice act. ... If the papers
arrive properly signed, they will have
to be presented to Governor McBrlde.
In this event it is declared there are
a number of ways of delaying action
interminably, which is proposed to be
done. ; The boys will not be surrendered
to Oregon without a fight, and counsel
has been secured to this end.
NELLIE UNDERWOOD FREE
YOUNG WOMAN ACCUSED
MURDER OF BABE GIVES
BAIL. . ' ' ' -
OF
SEATTLE. March Nellie Under
wood, the child wife, who has been in
the King County Jail awaiting trial
for the alleged murder of her baby,- is
free again. Her bail bond, properly
made out. reache1 the Jail at :J0
yesterday morning and at 10 o'clock
she was walking the streets of Seattle
for the first time since her arrest
months ago.- j . v . - j ;
The leave taking of the girl was very
quiet. She told the Jailor she was glad
to be released from her long confine
mint and she thanked him and his as
sistants for their many courtesies to
her. Then she was taken Into the north
tank to bid her husband Paul Under
wood under sentence for 15 years for
murder in the second degree! good-by.
The meeting was very brief simply a
kiss and a few words of murmurel
love. Then the wife who Is to be tried
for the same murder, April left for
her home In Aberdeen. -
PIGEON'S JEWELS STOLEN
HE FOUND THEM MISSING AFTER
STEAMER LEFT NEW
- YORK. .
BOSTON, March Jewels valued
by the owner at over $3000 are report
ed to have been stolen from Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Pigeon, of this city,
who have started on the steamer Far
ragut for Jamaica. The only Informa
tion given to the police is contained in
a note - brought up the harbor by the
tugboat captain. ' - : j j ;
It appears that Mr. Pigeon, on board
of - the steamer, - at noon placed his
handbag containing, the Jewels.' consid
erable cash and valuable papers in' his
stateroom, returning to the deck, where;
with Mrs, Pigeon he bade goodbye' to
friends. After the - steamer - lert tUe
wharf Mr. Pigeon went 'to his state
room, finding that it had beenjentered
and his handbag taken.' " A .tugboat
captain was hailed and given a letter
notifying the police of the loss and de
scribing the rroperty. '
ELIGIBILITY
IN QUESTION
Circuit Court of Kentucky De-
mauds That Name
OK GOVERNOR BRECKHAM
Be Placed Upon Official Bal
lot to Succeed Himself
i to Office
BUT CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATIC
STATE COMMITTEE WILL CAR
RY MATTER TO COURT OF AP
PEALS t- STORMY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION IN MICHIGAN.
VERSAILLES Ky, March . Judge
Cantrill, in the Woodward Circuit Court
this afternoon, overruled the demurrer
of Allie C. Young, chairman of : the
Democratic State Committee, to the pe
tition of Governor Beckham for a man
damus to compel Young and the Demo
cratic committee to place his name on
the ballot to be voted tor at the Demo
cratic primaries on May 9, as a candi
date for Governor. 1
Young had refused to placa Governor
Beckham's name on the ballot because
of the question" raised as to his eligi
bility. The attorneys for the defendant
Immediately entered exceptions and an
appeal was granted to the Court of Ap
peals. The purpose of the procedure
is to establish Governor Beckham3
eligibility to succeed himself as Gov
ernor. . -
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Detroit. Mich, March . Judge Frank
A, Hooker, of Charlotte, was" tonight
renominated for Justice of the Supreme
Court! of this state for a term of ten
years, by the stormiest , Republican
State Convention held since the Grand
Rapids convention that nominated
Governor Bliss, in 1838. Seven candi
dates were in the field against' Judge
Hooker, v The' convention was stamped
ed during the taking, of the sixth bal
lot in the interest of Judge E. D. KJnne,
of Ann Arbor, .but the seventh ballot
gave a large major'ty to Judge Hooker.
A Brilliant Banquet.
Detroit iMch., March The eight
eenth anniversary banquet of the Mer
chant Club at the Hotel Cadillac to
night was the most brilliant event In
the club's history. Four hundred men
sat at five long tables which stretched
the full length of . the large banquet
halL At the speaker's tabla were Sen
ator J. H-. OallJnaer.' of New "Hamp
shire; Gen. Leonard Wood and ex-Senator
John M. Thurston, of Nebraska.
Speakers of the evening: Congressman
Wm. Alden Smith, toast-master: Sen
ators Alger and Burrows, of. Michigan:
Capt. F. H. Alger, president of the club
and a number of other men prominent
In Michigan politics.
; HER TRIAL POSTPONED
MRS. ELLIOTT LYONS WILL NOT
BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE
! MARCH TERM.
I EUGENE, Or March 6. It has de
veloped that Mrs. E. EL Lyons, .wife of
the convicted : murderer of Sheriff
Withers, cannot be brought to trial at
this term of court. She was . bound
over by the Justice of the peace to ap
pear, before the grand Jury on a charge
of-complicity In a felony, and spent
some time in JaiL She was released
about' ten days ago, however, through
the efforts of ' her attorney, J. 'K.
Weatherford. by furnishing f 1000 bond.
It now develops that she is In a deli
cate physical condition. ' which pre
cludes her being brought to trial at
this term of court. She has not yet
been Indicted by the grand Jury. "
V Hsad Money Paid. '
Eugene. Or., 1 March . The county
court baa authorised the payment of
the $1000 reward for the apprehension.
of E. EL Lyons, convicted murderer of
the late Sheriff Withers. There are
eight participants In the reward, as
follows: W. E. Parsons. $300: J, E.
Noland. $150; James Shaub, $150; W.
H. MUler. $100; W. H. Buoy, $100; Jas.
Law. $100: J. IL Veatcb, $73; O. E.
Veatch. $25.
ALBANY HAS FREE BRIDGE
STEEL VIADUCT OVER WILLAM
ETTE IS TURNED OVER TO
COUNTY.
ALBANY, Ore, March . The Al
bany steel bridge Is again a free bridge.
The County Court yesterday decided to
accept the ownership of the bridge;
and the City of Albany turned It over
to Unh County free from all incum
brances, with the one condition that
It be maintained as a free bridge. The
toll gate-keeper were relieved from
duty yesterday evening, and passage
scross the bridge will henceforth be
fiee.,-' . .
The Albany : steel bridge. - which "U
one of the best wagon bridges in the
state, was built In 1892. ' It was main
tained as a free bridge for about nine
years, when It was then found that
the city's financial condition did not
permit the paying of 'the Interest on
the bonded indebtedness on the bridge,
and at the Same time keeping the bridge
in -repair. So by a special act of the
Legislature the bridge became a toll
bridge in April. 190L This arrange
ment has not been sat irHnr
citUens of Albany gcncraJly, and espe
cially to tne people Hying across the
river In Benton County, in the country
of which' Albany-la -tbe cmm-rrti
center. v ..v .-'i j j'v v..' ":. .-v.' v?
L DOMESTIC TROUBLES CAUSED '
V ' : SUICIDE."- i- :
GRANTS PASS, Or, March .The
funeral of Joseph! Frank was held yes
terday from his home on Evans Creek.
eight miles east of this city. Mr. Ev
ans committed suicide by taking laud
anum a few days ago. Domestic trou-
bles led to. Frank's taking; his own life.
He. leaves two sons. Ills wife deserted
him several months ago and since that
time he has frequently threatened su
icide, ' On the night he took the poison
his sons' awoke to . hear their father
open the window and throw something
out. and the following morning he was
foun dead la bed. An empty lauda
num, bottle was found lying outside be
neath the window. v Frank was about
sixty years of age,
A woman nemed IDurian. living at
Houdeng. dreamt the other night that
she was being murdered. She. awoke
in so great a fright that she survived
the effffect-two days.
BOLD ATTEMPT
AT ROBBERY
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Custom Officers in Center of
Johannesburg
ATTACKED IN DAYLIGHT
And Relieved of $25,000 in
, ; Cash Enroute to
the Bank
HIGHWAYMEN fHREW PEPPER
IN OFFICIALS' EYES AND THEN
GRABBED MONEY IT WAS RE
COVERED THE RECIPROCITY
TREATY DENOUNCED IN CUBA.
.' JOHANNESBURG, March . A des
perate attempt at highway robbery in
the center of .Johannesburg .was made
today. Two men attacked two customs
officers' conveying $25,000 to the bank,
and, throwing' pepper In their eyes, se
cured the money bags, which they then
threw ts a horseman, who galloped off
and the horseman In his flight knocked
down a man named Brandon, who was
killed. Subsequently the horse bolted
and unseated its rider who was then
arrested and the money recovered.
- Beneficial to Cuba.
! Havana, March C. The Reciprocity
Treaty was up in the Senate again to
day and the debate was adjourned un
til ' tomorrow. In the afternoon's de
bate Senor Sanguilly denounced the
treaty as a scheme on the part of the
United States designed to keep the Eu
ropean commerce out of Cuba in order
that the former country might secure
the entire commerctal as well as the
political control of the island.
Senor Silva. in a lenrthy speech,
quoted figures to prove that the result
could not be otherwise than beneficial
to Cuba, It has been asserted that the
sugar and tobacco industries will make
additional profit under the treaty of
$6,000,000 annually.
SHE DIED IN POVERTY
IN A MISERABLE HOVEL WHILE
HER RELATIVES ROLLED
IN RICHES.
DENVER. March 6. There is con
siderable speculation here as to the an
tecedents of Mrs. Georgia. Stanley, who
died yesterday from asphyxiation, due
to the inhaling of fumes of coal gas in
a hovel on the north side, where she
was found by her neighbors in an un
conscious Hate lying on a bed beside
the dead body of Major Marshall F.
Htfrd, jan, aged veteran of the Civil
War. ', i :
Mrs. Stanley not long ago told a
friend that her father, Lord Allen, for
merly Governor of a province in India,
was the rounder of -the' Allen line of
Atlantic steamers.
In a notebook found among her ef
fects appears the following: '
"Brother George's . fortune was esti
mated at $35,000,000. but at this writing
I suppose It is $400,000,000. " To think
how rich BrotSer George is and how
poor I am. -
Nothing definite is known of the
brother except that it is believed he
lived a( one time in Spain or the Bar-
badoes. Some time ago, when Mrs.
Stanley's, poverty-tricken condition
was brought to the attention of Dean
H. Martyn HarfJ'of St, John's Cathed
ral, he communicated with Sir James
Grant, of Toronto, whom Mrs. Stan
ley claimed was her half-brother. A
reply was received to the effect th
Sir James was hot Mrs. Stanley's half
brother, ' No arrangements have as yet
been made for Mrs. Stanley's burial.
Major Hurd, who was an engineer
In the Army of the Cumberland, will
be burled here under the , auspices of
the G." A. R. "Instructions came from
F, G. Hoyt, of Bait Lake, a cousin of
the Major, concerning the disposition
of the remains. ; - i
DEMOCRATIC C0WWITTEE
SENATOR GORMAN CHOSEN TO
OLD POSITION AS CHAIRMAN
OF SAME.
' WASHINGTON. March The Dem
ocrats Senatorial caucus today elect
ed Senator Gorman as thgit man of the
steering committee . which was also
named It consists of Senators Gor
man. Maryland; Cockrell, Missouri;
Martin. Virginia; Bacon. Georgia; Du
Bout. Idaho; Money, Mississippi; Bail
ey. Xexas; Blackburn. Kentucky, and
Tillman, South Carolina.
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i "LEBANON, Orev March ".--E. C.
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Mr$day and after examining route No.
t f rora 'this place. ; condemned. Jt on ac
count of bad ' roada and scarcity of
houses along 'the route. - Route No. 1
went - into effect 'March 1. with George
Dodge of Lebanon as carrier. An effort
will be made to obtain' another route
from this postofflce in the; near future.
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