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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
StaDt iinO G0nntb.
ilniere Selepbun gummrr 1T 1886.

- Die Scranton 9tailpaD Gompas
ME bat SwanSig neue Sabuwa9en be-
beitellt, Die am 1. 0esember ab9elicfert
meroen iollen.
- Die ioeben ferti99citellte Wiai 0ie.
9iitratiOn fir Oas GOuntD ;ei9t, OaB
li6 ins9eiammt 52,7S7 g86bler i'm
GOuntD befinben.
= Sisc UerbunOcn nit SiiftenWeb lit
idwer Su ertragen. ct. SatObs Sel
lit Elm Wtittcl, wel6es bis aui ben an
9e9riifcnen. 9ierp bur9Oriu9t unb bic
S6merien prompt unO ii6cr beilt.
- Der Strcit Der Wtesger in ben
StOwers 8adiu9 SSerfen wurOe Sam,
ita9 bccnbet unb Die 9lusitGuSi9en nab
men Wtonta9 wieScr Die 2lrbeit aui.
sic erbielten cine SObnerbObung unO
llnionwerfitdtte bewilli9t.
- 9cneral Samuel FierIon, Ser Dor
Ginger 3eit in Otew YOrf BON 98ebiter
0apiS Wc9en an9cbli6cr @rprciiun9 per-
baitet wuroe, bat 9e9en ben @enannten
cine @ntihGbigungstlu9e BON 100000
wegcn un9ere6ferti9ter Sel6ulOi9un9
au9eitrcngt.
- Der Snabe SarrD 98Oli9ang pOn
8cnn gtuenllc, Der am uOrleeten Wtitts
nod 0ia6mittag bon einem StrG6ens
babnwagen 9ctroficn uno perlest nurbe,
wirb iib na6 ben sluSia9en Der SlcrStc
I'M Safawanna SOipital wieOer erbOlen,
rpenn feline SrrWidelungen eiutreten.
- Sn Der am 6reitas 9ia6mitta9
ab9ebaltenen Seriammlung Der 9lrmens
SebOroe nurOe ni6ts weitGr BON allges
meinem Sntereiie crleOi9t. Die &C.
mObnli6en 9tOtboiirftigcn waren erIdies
nen uuO Der slr6itett bcri6tete, SaB OaS
neue @tbduOc aui Der Sarm iebr lang
Jane SOrtl6ritte made, neil Die Steins
Iieferunscn ni6t prompt eriOlsten.
= Die DIAMOND 2anb ano SIM.
proucment Sompanic lieB am Oonner.
flag 9e9rn bic .. & 8. GOmpanic cine
Gnti6dOi9un9stlage fir 100000 ein.
trascn, neil Oicie slbfall in ben gadas
wanua SluB mari unO baOur6 llcbers
I6Uemmungcn Oes &anbes Der Sld9erin
Ueruria6te, wObur6 berieIbcn GROCER
S6aben perurIa6t muroe. glnoerc
Companion, welde aud slbfall in ben
6luB warfeu, Iollen cbcufalls prOSeiiirt
lperben.
- Die Sorbereitun9en fir oaS sic
9dc beS Scranton SteOerfrani, mel6es
am 8. slu9ult in 8ablers' Sarmonie
@arten Su OunmOre itattiinbeu wir6,
lie9en in ben SGnOcn cines riibrigcn So.
mites, Neiien SOriierr S6eriff Sranf
Seder lit. 0ti6tS miro bon ben Serren
untcrlaieu werben, nm baS 6elt ;u ei,
mem gemiitbli6cn gu MAIDEN unb all Sus
ter Wtuiit miro es aud ni6t fcblcn, Sa
Sancr'S Sr6citer iiir ben 3wcf cn9u.
9irt wOrOen lit.
- WGbreuo Elm Sreiber Ses Wfet9ers
Sus BON Wtulberrp StraBe am Sams
flag fur3 Dor Wtitta9 in Der s8obuuus
Nes Sol. 6. 8. 0tipplc 5leii6 ablieierte,
wuroc Oas 4fcrO eri6reft uuO iprans
NIT raieuOer Sbnclli9fcit bic gSebiter
slmnue binunter uu 0liO9c 0fOw uus
9elanst, rieB Oas YicrO SuS Sitter aui
Der boben Wfauer nieSer unS fiel etma
;wanSis SUP aui Die Sadawannu sc.
leiic nicOer, itd 10 i6limm psrlesenO,
raB rS sri6Oiien weroen mubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

- Die S8eltauSitelluusSb sSbcamten
wurOen in ScnntniB seieet, baB bic 9IuS.
itelluu9S9egcnitdnbe 0tuBlunO's in gicp
Yort ansetommen iinO. 3wei 8abu.
wa9enluOunscn befinoen iib bereits aui
Dem gSes, Der Geit miro fOIsen, isbalO
CT auf Die Subu ucrlaben werOen fam.
- Die uiiutiide 6lOtte bat Sefebl
crbaltcn, I'M September in WtaHila Ban
itatt wie biSbcr uuf Der SObc BON She
foo lire S6ieBiibun9en pOrSuuebmcu.
Dies 1T aus Dem WruuOc 9eibcbcu,
neil bas S6la6tidifi- @ei6waosr ii6
Dem Oitliteu ariegSidauplue nibt iiber
S6ansbai biuaus nabern iol. utas
Mia Ban lit gu Den S6icBiibun9cn
uOrtrefili9 seeisnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Ounmpre.


Sobn gSorOillo BON Wtonroe
9luenue uno ais Wtiner in Der @reen
3io9e SOblen Gompanic +Scde an9es
itclt, wurOc 6reitaS WtOr9en Our6 cine
erfOlStc Sprcnsun9 auf Der Stellc &C.
tOOtet. Dem llu9liidliden wurbc Der
aopf ab9criiicn nno or aud JOINT ibaus
Oerbait Su9cri6tet.
- @GbrenO Der Wtal6inenleitcr SS.
3bOmpion, Der fir iiber Oreibi9 Stuns
ben al Der 9lrbeit 9eiueien mar, cnOli6
pom S6luic iibcrmannt wurOc, Oouz
nertc icin 3ug bon 0tOf SunttiOn bis
na6 9luoca, no CT I'M @ric Sofc sc9cn
eincn auberen fra6tc bcibe 2Ofomotis
pen uno cine grOBere 9lnSabl &arren
wurOeu in wirrem Our6ciuanber Gui
Den @eleilcn anf9ctbiirmt, abcr Sum
Slid niemanO perlcet.
Sn cincm SS6lO6en an Smitb
StraBe babier, mo Die Staliener eiu
6cit fciertcu, erciSneten ii6 Swil6en
Samitag 0iadt une SOnntag MtOr9cn
Orei Stcdafiairen, cine BON wcl6cu
wabri6einli6 fatal perlauien wiro.
DaS critic Spfer mar 9Onp WtOrrel,
Der NIT eiuem Stcin an Sinterfopfe
getroiien muroe uno ais CT Ii6 umr
manote, ltteB inn Srauf Summa Gin
Utciier in ben 0fiifen; CT entlief ieincm
9ln9reifer, bann 9riff ibn gn9nltino
Sanpariiere nit einem Sniippcl all uuO
Bierauf erbielt CT nicoer cinen Sti6 i'm
0tiiden. Sin 9lrSt itellte ieit, 6aB WtOrs
rel pier tieie S9uitte i'm 0tiifen crbal=
ten bate, jpci BON wel6eu bic Sun9e
trafen /; CT mar sur 3eit lcbr bur6
Slutucrluit scI6pd6t uno feline @cnes
Jung 3weiiclBaft. Sian Sclia wurbe
ais ieiu slnSreifer uerbaftet unO einge-
itcdt. Wtebrere Stunben ipGter wuroe
bic Poliiei wiebcr na6 Dem &Glo6en
gerufcn, inOem 39omaS 0toOnGD neuu
tieie S6nittc i'm 9fiiden crbaltcn bate,
angrblib neil CT Dem WtdO6en eiueS
unOeren Wtuuucs 81 uicl 2luimcrflam.
felt i6entte. Sur; nad Der Sweiten
Ste6erei CAB eS SwilAcn Slpei StaIies
nern we9cn einrm WtGb6cn Streit unO
einer bericlbcn crbiclt rincn SiemlidJ tic
fen S6nitt, Der pom lintcn Sbr bis
gum Slim lGuit. Sonnta9 0ta6t wur.
DC sluguitinO Sanpariiere ais Der 9lns
grciicr pou Wtorrel perbaftet. Die
6eicr Der Stalicner iano tros OeS 4SrOs
tcitcS. bon SurgcB 6ubr ltatt uuO
slSent 0tObcrt SSilion beiu6te aud Den
Plas unb erlangte Die 9iamcn Der Ser
tGuier pOn @etrGnfen. Sine meitere
6OI9e Oes Srawalles crcisurte iib am
OtOnta9 9ta6t mGbrenO einCS Streites
iibGr Oenlclben, inOem Sames SSalfer
;ucrit BON einem ais pSobn" befaunteu
Otanue einr leidte Stid)s unb S6uBs
wunbe erbielt, wdbrrnO 3OnD .3epp|
fiiufmal auf an Spencer StraBc ipiels
enoe Sinoer idoB, jeOOh uiemanO traf.
nSobn" eutflOb ua9 Der 3bat, aber
3epp wurOc ipGter Otn9fcit gcmadt.
9Ils cine iSOl9c Der 9luSi6rcitungen uerc
laiien uiele Stalieuer bic 9ia6bari6aft,
I'M cine Yerwidclun9 IN SerbiuOuns
oamit ;u uermciben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Nc.e MnSci9cn.
SerlauQt:

Gin iuuatr Wann ron suttr tsutf&u 8ami.
lie, ttpa II bis is Sabre alt, pirp psrIanat in
3tnft's Rtitlurant, 2l3 penn Apt. 27,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
@iaentbmm smm gserfauf.

Nfues, rinfahrs 5aue, Seijapparai, bsiBss
une falits gpantr, Bah, etc., nabs ben nsutn
Atpltr Bailey aaTrenprftn. Silb baar, 9i-
lanS auf 3tit. Rab,ufraetu 3immtr 1, brititr
StCd, 42l 2ddapanna Aptnut. 29,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
@roRer Nertanf bon 8le6waaren.

SSr ba On 9roBc Senbuus geduaau BON elmer Gnsros
Sma epan9en Die tbr aarenbauS dut neogn Gree
nnO wrsebn Sncn ben een Sin d au untcnbnoen a
len miro sic hbeeu9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Wa ttS itnb lot
fir mir $1,000

Got ii 60 6ab 6ront bal f52 |uB titL an
6ront Strabs gtlsssn, nur abt WiHuttH POM
Spurtbaus. Stptr Dor BEN 9igtnibum tts
jabh. Iabrts in sr y@pStnbIatt' Sffst.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

During the past fortnight at least
3000 head of cattle from ranges
Throughout Eastern oregon have
passed through Pendleton, en- route
to markets on the Sound or to winter
feeding places i'm Walla Walla and
Yakima counties. The animals in
tended for slaughter were shipped to
Seattle. but most of the stock to be
fattened were driven through to the
feeding quarters.
r. n. Stanfield, of Stanfield Broth
ers' ranch. near Echo, last night sent
out 100 head of fat steers to Seattle
Seven hundred head of cattle purch-
ased by Mr.. Stanfield from the "lZ
ranch in Grant county. were driven
to the Stanfield ranges today.
There will be no more cattle ship
ped from Pendleton this fall, sale
Mr.. Stanfieid this morning. "Abou
500 head are coming into Heppnel
shortly from the south and that vii
about wind up the fall business"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
TELEPHONE STRIKE UNSETTLED
Portland Hello Girls Agree TO Work
While Settlement Is in Progress.

Portland Oct 1.-THE striking
telephone girls have promised to
work for two days while the difficult
ties with the companies are being ad-
iusted. but at the end of that time the
grievances must be settled and all
the strikers retained in their posi-
tions.
AT a meeting of the strikers yester-
day. it was discovered that the COM
pany was importing new girls, dur
ing this two days truce, and at the
end of that time all the old girls
would be discharged and their places
filled by the new girls imported
This phase of the question was hot
~ discussed and the entire body OF
strikers made demands that such
coup should NOT be made. or they
would refuse to work an hour while
I the differences were being consider
ed.
/ Miss Cooper, the service manager
who caused the strike in SPOKANE
last winter. is the cause of the pres
ent trouble
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

The simple defense that Fred Wal
ters will offer to the complaint of W.
S. Byers that the building of the wing
dam will back water enough into the
tail of the Byers' race to damage Mr..
Byers' business, will be that II does
not have that effect.
A temporary injunction was not
called for. and the complaint which
demands a permanent injunction Will
be heard later on-no date is yet set
for its hearing.
The defense and his counsel, II. j.
Bean, aver that It will take a perpen-
dicular raise of four feet above the
crest of the dam to put backwateI
into the tail race, 500 feet up the
river. The dam is four feet above
bedrock. but two feet of gravel wal
excavated to put the foundation o
the dam upon the bedrock. Further
crest of the concrete wall is four fee
below the bottom of the tail race. l
these estimates are correct, then |
six-foot raise will be necessary to af
feet the race.
Both parties have repeatedly sur
veyed the channel of the river, an
have made elaborate estimates base
on the levels thus found, and bot
are confident of sustaining thei
claims when the complaint for an in
junction is heard.
Mr.. Walters bought the waite
rights he now owns Of J. Albel
Cheate. who dug the lower race.
is said that Mr.. Cheate caused e,
haustiye surveys of the river from III
tail of the Byers' race to the foot I
the island to be made, and ascertain
ed practically the condition set fort
above in defense of Mr.. Walter
present contentious. Mr.. Cheate sol
D out to Mr.. Walters about five yea
5 ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
WI[[ ASK FOR BETTER TRAIN SERVICE

be run at least twice each week, to
permit people to make regular trips
to the county seat to attend to busi-
ness and shopping.
This would release the present
mixed train from the passenger traf-
fic as~people would then wait until
the regular trip Of the passenger
train, when they would not be wor-
ried with the delays of the freight
handling and switching.
A meeting of Pendleton business
men will be called soon to formulate
petition to the w. & c. r. for re-
lief of the towns along that line in
this county. Helix will cooperate
with Pendleton in making an effor'
to secure this semi-weekly passenger
train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

the death of a white bulldog named
Jack" is what w. G. sutherland is
asking a jury in the state circuit
court to award him. The defendant
in the action is Miles Kemler, who
is alleged to have killed the PLAINTIFFS
canine.
The jury was selected this morning
and adjournment was taken until this
afternoon. The case occupied the re-
mainder of the afternoon session
Ben X. Davis represents the plaintiff
The defendants attorneys are HALEY
& Lowell.
Following are the jurymen in th'
action: Joseph Wurzer, j. c. Prich
EFT. w. p. Leach, G. NJ. Morrison, J
O. Hales, H. Whitaker, j. SEWERS
William Schremppf, L. Neff, Gu
Schubert, F. A. Gordon and j, !. Joy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

The annual meeting of the Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, in session at
Baker City, will close today Judge
Stephen A. Lowell. of this city, re-
turned home this morning from Ba-
ker, where yesterday he delivered an
address before the convention.
1.-The general feeling is" said Judge
Lowell, that the meeting will result
in much benefit to the state of Ore
gon. Resolutions that are worthy of
serious consideration by the people OF
the state are to be passed today.
THE federation desires that the
state provide a reformatory for girls
The one for boys is the only public
institution of the kind in Oregon.
resolution asking the legislature tC
institute the probation system fo
convicts will be passed. The parol
| ing of convicts in the state of Wash
/ ington has demonstrated the practi
cability of such a move.
II believe the matter of a juvenil
court is to be discussed today.
Judge Lowell spoke on the work o
the state development league. TIL
meetings at Baker are presided owe
by Mrs. T. T. Geer, wife of the for
mer governor. Mrs. Samuel Whit
of Baker City is secretary.
From Pendleton the following al
in attendance: Mrs. Lee Moo
house, Mrs. c. B. Wade, Mrs. r. AleI
ander. Mrs. Charles Colesworth
Mrs. e. T. Wade and Mrs. John Ha
ley. Jr, all of whom are taking an a
tive part in the proceedings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14


A vigorous and combined effort
will be made by residents Of Helix
and business men of Pendleton to Sc
cure a better train service on the W.
& C. r.
During the wheat shipping season
the train on that line is delayed SO
much that it is almost Impossible 70
reach this city by way Of the W. &
c. r.. in time to attend to any Dusi-
ness before the departure OF the
train at o'clock.
Repeated complaints reach this OF
flee every day. from farmers and res
idents of Helix. in regard to the tram
service.
1t is now decided that Request
will be made TO the officials OF tne
w. & C. r. for passenger train "
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

IL. Blalock. of Walla Walla, is an
town and met this afternoon al
O'Clock with the Commercial Assocns-
ton and citizens in general to discuss
the feasibility of PendletoH and UNA
tilla county extending helping hand
TO the project of the portage canal.
Briefly, Mr.. Blalock's plan repre-
sents the open River Association
simply. and through that association
will ask the people east of The Daiies
all sections directly interested IN
the building of the portage canal TO
contribute $4,000 to hasten the
work; to bring it to an immediate
completion
close estimate Of the amount
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

OeL l4.-oyama reports the
! on the engagement of We'd
md Thursday: In the direc-
|Psnsihu. the enemy made re-
|rounter attacks on Wednes-
4 we're repulsed. The enemy
signs Of retreat towards the
There, upon our forces hav-
Insd the offensive, since day
thursday. A flanking move
] our strong cavalry under
|Kamin. contributed largely tc
|Fuable developments Of the
] IN thai quarter.
central left column Of tht
|rny both occupied important
|ss, continuing the attacks
|ns Of the central army are
Fng iayOrably, dislodging tn,
from several strategical posi-
Our left army, in attacking
3 and neighboring places, oc
Dne important positions. GU
|nments are continually arriv
Ysntai.-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Geoeraphy IN MaIhenr.

They are telling a good story on
an Ontario schoolma'am who found
a lad in the geography class who was
deeply interested in learning the
points of the compass. The teacher
said: "You have in front of you the
north: on your right the east, and on
the left the west. What have you pe-
hind your" After a moments reflec-
tion the boy exclaimed: "A patch on
my pants" To make the information
more emphatic, he continued in a
shame-faced manner: 81 knew you
would see it. i told NAV you would
Ontario Argus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
BIMOCK DISCUSSES PORTAGE ROAD

which Umatiila county should sub
scribe under this plan is $4,000. Mr.
Blalock calls attention to the fact
that II one-eighth of one cent
should be subscribed upon each
bushel of 100000 bushels of wheat
the amount would equal se250. or far
more than the s500e asked for. Also
that two per cent of $S0o,000 equals
$4,000. These Illustrations being
made to show what very slight bur-
den the scheme can be made to en-
tailed.
The expectation is that the next
or at least some session of the legis'
lature not far in the future wouio
rebate the entire amount.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
, CANNOT REMARRY.

Episcopal Convention Passed the
Resolution Prohibiting Second Mar
riage.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Episcopal
convention today in committee of the
whole. adopted the report of the COM
mittee of Cannon's prohibiting the re-
marriage of divorced persons.
The vote was PA to 191 in favor OF
reporting the amendment to the
house. The committee then report
ed The proposition to strike out th'
words protestant Episcopal" from
the prayer book, was reported ad
versely, but was placed on the cal
ander.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Venezuelans Revolt.

Washington. Oct. 14.-Private ad-
vices received at the state depart
ment indicate that Venezuela is on
the verge of a serious revolution
against Castro's administration, Nu-
meruus arrests have been made and
large bodies of men are gathering tOr
the purpose of organizing a reVom-
tionary army.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
CAN'T STAND LIBERTY.
wa-lletsie just Released Is Again
Guest Of the City.

Two days of liberty were sufficient
for John Wa-lletsie. Umatilla brave,
who was released from custody Tues
day upon payment of a fine of $50
for assaulting Albert Jensen. Last
night he was taken in charge by the
police for drunkenness and sentenced
by the recorder TO serve five days in
the city jail.
Drink was the cause of Wa-lletsie's S
trouble with Jensen. While intod-
Gated he struck the white man on
the head with a rock and for a time
laced charge of assault with a dan
gerous weapon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
ANNUAL SESSION
WOMEN'S 5 CLUBS
Judge Lowell Addressed the
Federation Meeting at Ba-
ker City,
SUBJECTS WORTHY OF
CONSIDERATION DISCUSSED

Meeting of the Clubs VIII Recon-
mend a State Reformatory for
Girls-Oregon Has Provided for
Her Incorrigible Boys But the Girls
Are Cared for Mostly by Private
Funds. or Not at All-Resolution
Passed Asking for Probation
System for COnvicts-Matter of Ju-
venile Courts VIII Also BE Discuss
ed. .aiuMia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Commerce Commission Hearing.

St. Louis. Mo-, oct. 1.-THE In
terstate commerce commission began
a hearing in st. Louis today in the
complaint of the st. Louis Hay &
Grain Company against the mobile
& Ohio railroad and others. The
complaint alleges unreasonable rates
on hay from St Louis to points III
states south of Kentucky and Vir-
ginia and east of the Mississippi
river.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Great Northern Election.

New York, Oct. 14.-At the annu-
al meeting today of the Great North
ern stockholders, they reelected the
retiring directors. The preliminary
report reads: Business for the year
showed the gross earnings to be SAL
414.SO6; operating expenses, $21,-
4272S3
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

La Grande, Oct 14.--Dave and e.
j. Couper, well known stockmen and
farmers of this county. have just been
indicted by the grand jury for steal
ing horses. The cases will probably
be continued. Both will ask for a
change Of venue to another trial
court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
MONSTER CROWD
At WALLA WA[LA
Over Four Thousand Visitors
Attended the Races Yester-
day
pELEG ATIoN OF 400 FROM
SOUND CITIES TODAY.

Excursion Train of Il Coaches From
seattle. Eilensburg. North Yakima
-"Portland Day" Was Well At
tended Yesterday, All the Stores
Being Closed and General Holi-
day Obscrved-IIassalo Won the
2:I5 Pace With Ollie NJ Second
Yesterday Was Also Derby Day
Condition of Tracks Today Is First
class.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
LAMONT GETS
THREE YEARS
Ralph Ward Fined $3.50 for
Alleged Assault on Miles
kemIer.
EDWIN II. STOKES Is ALSO
GIVEN THREE YEARS,

Mcdonald. Who Was Charged With
Robbing Sones and Walkers Store
at Helix. Was Acquitted-Bail of
Ed Weston Was Declared Forfeit
ed Because of His Non-appearance
for Trial-Trial of Miles Kemler
for Killing Valuable Bulldog Being
Heard This Afternoon-Court Term
Is Busy One.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
BRINGS ALASKAN GOLD.
steamer City of Seattle Arrives With
$4,000 and 1876 Passengers.

Seattle, Oct. 14.-Steamer City of
Seattle arrived In port from Skagway
and Southeastern Alaska points this
morning. She brought $4,000 In
gold from the Klondike consigned to
the United States assay office at Sc
attic, and the Northern Commercial
Company at San Francisco. She had
1876 passengers, the majority of whom
were from the interior.
AS cargo the vessel brought sew
eral hundred tons OF canned salmon,
| fresh halibut and salt herring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

Oct IA dispatch from
. the Gioranale d'Roma places
asian losses as follows: Mon
w killed and wounded; Tues
ilss' Wednesday, 1915; Thurs
|AsOt,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

,....a l''als Oct. l4.-Kuropat-
w ~ q the battle of Yentai,
..,,. s'l'ek Yesterday, says: two
IN q our right flank lost
~. y snsade commander was
40 -l' a colonel killed. A bri-
/ ',sI's ~ ..s leaving its artillery be-
r. A q, afterwards returned and
|ut ~. suns !. after a desperate
4 ~ .,'a the exception of is,
|.tI,,,s, ~, : captured by the Japanese.
/ sss = positions where a new
b 'pAreo on the Shapke
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
,mericn Furnishes war Engines.

Newport News, Oct. 1.-two of
the submarine boats being built here,
supposedly for one of the Eastern
belligerents. are being. packed for
shipment. They are guarded by
special policemen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Peace Conference Called.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-THE Tageblatt de-
clares on high diplomatic authority,
that Roosevelt intends to invite the,
powers to an international peace con-
ference before the American elections
to complete arrangements afterwards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14

{ .'a'llns 10y report adds; ~r,s
! On On, = .,ls NE battle of wednes-
ksI for o. :, ''sAt g tlank, was unsuc-
II y q. : On o. account of a night
ming no,s, spsnese. VINO executed
IN, D'.,'ans Ds's,snsnt but again lost
l..au.s..' .s'.''usly recovered from
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Making Hospltals Ready.

London, Oct. IA dispatch from
uarbin states that the hospitals there
are preparing to receive 81 officers.
Twelve hundred men were wounded
in the fighting before Yantai.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
reaSns Assaulting Forces.

II oet H.-A Chez Foo dis
aa'e' That Admiral Togo has
+" a'se seige guns to be used
hsn general attack on Port
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
KuropatkIn ooncedes Defeat.

& petersburg. Oct. l4.-kuropat-
,.,a ranorts he has ordered the Rus
~ ~ troops of the left flank to re-
fire because the Japanese reinforce
,nents threatened to cut them Off
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-14
Ambas-ador Mcoormick sails.

Cherbourg. Oct. 14.-Robert s. Nc
cormick, American ambassador to
Russia. was among the passengers
sailing for New York on the Deutsch-
land today. He plans TO spend a six
weeks vacation In America.