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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Don smei Glementen beorobt.
Tlautmen nnO sturm berni9ten IA Msni9enleben auf
bober eee.
Jdher Coo zines Gorreiponoenten.-6efahre oes Greibeiies.-
Don Ger pelkau feuane Der Gonereb in ~Iaufenoer
woHe.-NuS Kentucky.

rauf bic Wbisisp.G abriiunien f4 tpei-
gsrten bas grprehungsSelo 3u 3ablsn.
Cine llnterfu9une mar bic Golge,
fuel9e, tuie gingangs srpdbnt, 3ur gr.
nennuns zines Senats- 1nterfu9unes.
gomites flbrts.
Sc bat i'd berausgefelt, baB bisIss
grprefun0ssS pfem pdbrenb Der gam
SEN Seffon gehanobabt poroen III.
Wbistep.S ntereHenten erildrten, bab
fe cine bsoeutenoe Gumme beaabIt
baben, I'm oie Mnnabme Der Bin,
pelGe ben @eriauf bon G9naps inner.
balb zines umireiiss bon A Neilen bon
S&uIen ~perbietet, 3u binterireibsn.
Q nbsr BeltausFeIIung
g I. 2ouis, %. Gebr. DAB
bic Senbunsen ,ur alusfslluns bisjsni.
gen far bic Gtiensoer In entipreaen.
benz 3eitraum iibertreffen, 3eist elm
1eri9t bes 0anbsls'Hursau's.
Sisrna9 tamen nod Chicago bis L.
W6rj Dor gr0Hnung Der MusfeQun0
inssefammt 1854 Wassons, na9 st.
9ouis Biz q. Gebr. 400. alIo 1875
mebr.
Sm SntereRe' Der Wertebrs.g rlel1te.
runs baben II Der 9r0bien 4anien urb
9ruf- @sfeni&aften Der Gtabt bic Ban.
iers Worlb's Gair National gant ge.
grhnbet, unter einsm Greibrisf bon Der
gunoesrsgisruna uno nit einem gapi.
tai bon 5000. 900.
Der fpetiele 3wed 1T, cine paHenbe
Nieoerlase fur Resierun9s.Gono 3u
erbulten, fur bic ginnabmen aus Sin.
tritseelosrn, fiir bic Gonceifonare unb
ale bic, uel9e ibr Gelo sur Si9srbeit
beponiren ruoQen.
Die Hani, bic auf benz Musfslunas.
plabe 3u febsn tommt. enbet NIT
S6luB Der NusfeQuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Wsa@te unp SENATE.
TrA&te.

Gstronem-$s. 7b- 800 Hir 800-860.
Dransen-GaItfornia-s2. ~ PEI Boz.
Danansn-gepdbtte 81. 80 BET Bun@.
3otusnaHe-s8 00-e.2S pei Nunbert.
Teigen 11-l6c baB Dfunb.
DattcIn DC pet pfunb, 80 pic. 2ifen.
NepfeI-Sl.76 biz 50. 90 per 6ob.
Weper 4onia-l6c.
pineaSpIeS SO. 30.
Granberries $685. 70 per WuibeI.
SENATE.
8wteben-S2 rs PEI 0ab.
Spanif@e 8uiebeIn 81. so per Crate.
RartoHeln 81 10 pet Bulge
Suincis eISiartoHeln $500 per Tob.
4raut-Sl.b 30 per Tab.
GeIert-per Tutenb Doc.
Wotbe ~lben " per Tab.
Napp Eobnen $500 per HuibeI.
4nobIau4 &c per 3funb.
@sibe NIben t1.20 per Sos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Sugar Gureb e&tnsen - erRs nuaIstdt t:
1870 Plumb la3; 10 pfunb l2ie; l0-l2
qfunb 10; 8weits nuaIttdt : 9-le phinb
l2}e f; 10 Plumb l2e T; IL pfsnb 123e /; 10
pfunb l2lc.
GaIHcrmd@s e@tmien-6 bS 8 pfunb Sc;
9 Bic 10 qfanb &c.
Trnbtnd'e ped-4Iarer cnsIsfb Gureb l6,
aewdtIter eusar Gnreb Ice, 6-7 ptinb tn
Dur@f@nttt 1be 8 bts 8 Rhsnb tn Dur@'
i@nstt ls}e: 10 Biz IL pfunb hi Dtr4i&nit
l2ke; 8 pfanb TN Dur@f4nttt, i4uaaI, 1l3c;
8 ptsnb hi Dur&i&niH. i&mai. 1l}e.
eped, GnsI.-0ewdbIter, 8 bb 10 pfuns
In OuS&i&niH. 1876; II BIZ II qfunb tm
Dur4i@nttt, 12e.
epe6-RIare eeiten, 80 BIZ 80 pfunb Ia,
Dur&i@utt, sse; RIare eetten. 30 BIZ 20
3 unb, 9it; RIare Bellies, % MB 50 phtnh,
ese; IL BIZ 70 pfb.. 1oe; II bts l6 pfunb,
l0ie; alase Rn6en, 20 10 30 qfunb. 9xe;
sidsm IL bts ID Plumb sas; 3Iass SHaden 9
ID Q phanb. l0}e
sOevB6eItes e@mstnefei9 - 3no@enIoie3
6omcp pig &c. 30; 4Iares Bean $4,000; Sam
y $3.50; etcrt GIecs $3.50; suurpi
yl6. 90.
Osbbrrtes NtnbFetj4 = G4tnsens reg.
estS. 1lle Hutenisitea lie; Snneni. lie
3nb9eI 1916.
@nrfs ossdu&srts BratwtrR SIC,
Uramsfurtsr ee; DoIosna h DdsmeR e}e. IN
xa4 q.
g4mats- IN 1sercss-l. Dual. Zoe: 3.
nuaIttat 916e; 8. nualitdt Sc
g6mtern--oaet. Gursa. 10 81 70 Htunb
tn Dur@f@ntt, l0ie; Is pfsuab Cur@i@nttt.
lie. 10 ~ IL Rfnnb 1l1(e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Trif&es Rtnbfei8-DefIt@e etiere Ct
83e; biefiee etiers ~ 73e; beige @inbes
$50 Bis kc0 Hfunb SIC; bieftse 9ube 100
bs $50 pfunb SIC; Rlte $50 BE $50 pfuah
5e; etier vorDeruiertel 6Xc, etier etntes'
ptertel &c. wi,tb Hinterutertel &c, @tth
gorberpierieI g., Rub Bort erpierteI &c, Rus
oIntsrbtsrteI 7}e.
Trti@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l0}e, 1tnter'
pserteI l8e. N~orbsrpserteI 6e.
0rf&es e@affef@ 2dnmer PET Plumb
10; : 6&ois Be-: e@enieI l0}e; Ra6B. hsp.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

@etrodnete Tru9te-NepfeI, an Der Sonne
eetro6met, 7e; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis 7te:
ettron l8c bs l4e; Rofnsn, 2 Grouu, psr
pfunb, 7e, 8 Groom tic, 4 Grown TIC ,ao,
menfreie &c bts Sc, California NuseateI 7Ks;
euItana nc, tusportirte euItana lie Biz 1ls.
California 9prtsofen &c bs 12e.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 2se bic 2be; oe,
rOdbIter &c bs 82e; Sorghum 2Se bis CSC;
Wew Orleans WoIaHes lse BE 2se; aspdbI,
tee Doc bs 88e.
Nane-DrasiI neu Sc BIS 1oe; TiIberts l2e;
WanbeIn II; pei4fdaIise RanbeIn l5e;
Sorban RanbeIn l6e; peanuts Dc Bis SIC
serSffete 7e Bic &c; ensIii@e @aImiHs 1916.
pi6Is-2l00 trn Gab $40; l2Oo tint Sab
80; 1900 tn 3aIbfab $3.50; 600 I'm 80.
$3.50.
J~nbianaysIiB 3GheepreHs:
0eu0bnI. BIZ gutter lo-lae; prima Do &C,
pd5ttes lA-l6e Sonep 824-88c. 0oIss-
Delow 10 BIZ 22e, Saua 2s-a2e.
Sn pa6etsn:
Hrioia sl2.s5. sson s12.25, Seriet s12.2o;
Caracas sl2. Q5. D2nwortI'Y s12 rs, Quito
Sara Dlenb $lb. 90, RaiIBou@ S12 rs, 0atsD
BIsnbeb Sara sl2.25.
8n6er-Domtnoes 7.07e; ehi65u6se 8. ~
yuIuertfrter 4.s7t; XXX tuIpertFrter B.02t.
fetner sranuItrter 4.97e; Cubes B.l2e; Con.
f~eeionsrS' G4.72r ~sibseuoob \ 4.62e; pbh
mtg 4 4.b7e; Gsnptre ". SEC; SbeaI ortro
@oIosn 9 4.%se; Dtnbior egtra Q l.S7e.
@ibsepocb Y 4.62e; selber q 4. lie; IL gels
Bet A.02.
@ets+GaroItna, aopf. 63--7ls. sapan .
--62c, sebro&euer, 84--4ie.
eat-4ase, 0asson 9aounsen 7be RIes
mere nuantitdten, s5e-s0e, 100 bret ptunb
padsts $3.50, 6b flint pfb.. sl.so. 20 10
pfunb $l.70.
efRs-Nab go Of. Ssf), Sat. Ellie pc
Wauons.
@euar1e = @ante: Nnipiee &c bn 1be:
eaifia l8e bts lbe; NusiatbIutte 60e bic
65e; Mustatmub 45e Bis e0e; eamser i@par,
Jet pfeHer lbe BIB l6e, e&ot i9e peis Csc;
gaelien lbe; sernabIener f9pasuer qfeHer Iss,
ruetber Doc bis $3.50, rotbsr zoe.
Stdrte-parI. 6}c, Champion Slot, ! unt
8 pttnb padete 8, 4orn, l pfb. pa6ete,
4H-B}c.
eineema@ts 6ra&te-BIadberries 3d..
Sl.l0e; pea&es etanbarb, 8 3d., e.
2.2b; SECONDS 8 pfunb 81. 6O-Sl. 65; Die
pea&es, 81 .40-s1.60; Qnanas, etambarb.
2 3d., N.66-s1.9 80; eeeonbs, 2 pfm
u. 16-Sl.4b; srane Tobnen, 8 pfunb Ram,
men, 81, Habauaa Hnanas s1.so-S2. 2S<.
0sssbts esbfen, $l.20-sl. rs, frabe Stunt IS
Gents, Barton Cox, esnseusi@te 65s-e0e,
tomatoes, 9 pfsnb. 81. 10-s1.15. 8uders
Rom 90c-$l.26, GpfeIbutter. pet Dutenb.
8 pfunh, 81.
Ganbp-etansen 7S eemii4t &c: Gro.
eer semii@t 73e; Banner 1ruif 81; Cream
Honbons 10e: 20. 2 Cream, eenii&t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Duttes, Qtes ,s~D OeNAess.
3dnbIer bsablea fsIssabs Essis.
Duttss - Country, l2e, Greeusst 26s
olesn Coz
Gsu-lee tsr 0utsHb.
snbnss loe, odtRs 8. xsusseD-ll;.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

@sben - re. 3 retbsr SLID auf @ele,
fen. 81. 10 pom Wabkn; SO. y rotbe $l.(6.
Gebruar Sl.l0; H~asenneben $l.10.
3crn (neues) - go. l weib 46ie ; 80. 2
iueib 46e; 10. Q fuetb l6e: 30. 4 peib,
44e; 70. 2 weib semii@t l5le; SO. 8
uetb senii@t l6e ; 80. ! pab ssmni9t
44e; 90 2 seIb &c; 30. 8 gels 4be ;
70. 4 GELD 44e; 30. 2 ssmti9t l5s;
20. 8 semsi@t l5e; go. 4 seumiat 44e;
3o[ben 46c.
edftr- Rs. 2 wet6er 45e; 80. 8 pettsr
44kS No. 2 oeuMf@ter 48e; Ho.6 ssmti9tsr
4sac.
Qsu 70. zimotpp sl1. 90; 70.
2 9tmotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
3ongreB.
eenat t.

Wahin9ton, %. Gebr. Wie
man ertuartet, tueroen TN 2aufe Der
Wode benz Senate fotpobl bas Warine.
ole bas Nrmee.g Budget beri9tet uno ss
beffsbt bic Mbfat, bsibs Worlnssn mOs.
lidf balo In HebanbIuns gu nebmlen
obns &hdfidt. auf anbsrmsitise geieb.
sebun9. 1eibe Worlagen tuerben uuf
Oppoition toBsn unb pabri9sinIi9
gu lunsen Gebatten fiibren.
Mm Wontas ruff Senator 6air.
banis bic Wcrlnas 3ur grri9tung zines
ssmeiniamen Sebdubss fur bic De-
pertments bss Staats. Der Suifia unb
oes 0anosls auf. Seoatcr @Orman
min beri9iebene Mmenbsments einbrin.
gen.
9m Dienfas finbet eemdb seiirisem
uebereiniommen Mbfimmuna hbet bic
Worlase, tpel&e bic werienoung bon
Meaierunes.N orrGtben reeelt, Hatt.
glnldbli4 Der MbweIsnbsit Der Ses
natoren Goraler unb Nladburn. bic
beibe benz Wilitdr.M usi&uB a~ngeboren,
birfte bic Ysftdtiauna bes Generals
Wooo erif nd1fe @o&s auf bic 9ases.
.orbnuns 9ebra&t peroen.
Muf Mntrog bon Genator Beberibge
III Der nd9fs Tounsritag fur @sIsb'
sebuns i'm SntereKe Mlasia's reisrOirt.
es febsn perf9isosne nuf bieiss 9srri'
torium be5asIi@e worIasen auf benz
Calender.
Die WabIs@ ommiffion beginnt am
DienRaa nit llnteriuMung bes Smoot'
falls; ebenio tritt porausi1tli4 In
oieier Wo&e bas Gpeciat.G omite fur
bic Nnilaasn eessn SENATOR Dietrid In
9bdtigteit.
0aus.
SIN 6ouis iommt Dieie WOGe 3u'
ndht bas Budget fhr ben Uifiries ben
Columbia sur gerattung, na8ter oas
Snbianer.1 Budget.
Die tiesbe 3ur @eneraloebatte be-
tpiniste 3eit wirb lret&e @elesenbeit
fir parlamsutarii&e 0iscuifOnen &C.
tpdbren.
Na@ grlebi9un9 Der beiben Dor.
laesu tommt bas poftamt.H Budget an
bic Rsibs. bsHen @eruibuns ssraume
3sit beanipru4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Baltimore. 8. j.. Nbea. Ord.
fibent Der u. g. MbeQ Co., Der Der
uusaeber Oer bisfsen Sun. 1T GA
Sabre aft 9sfforbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
HstAs, amnesm mo rsueprs,.

0dnbIersprete:
1uftern tn 3annen-Reu gorf Counts zoe
>. =. s. 90. Selects 86t.
eee'6H@e Betbff9e lie; 80. l y dersI
lie eatft4 lie; tno@enIoie Sdrinse. I0s,
8eretntsts 4drinse, nc; per@ 7e.
GIans1etttIe Neds 90e per 100.
Qurntters- -25e pet qfunb.
etrinrps-S1.80 per ganoue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

eneros . Bertaufspreife Smpornrter
e@wspertdts Boz pet pfunb stnbetmi1e.
e@uepertdie Ice, DiseonFn Cream 8 aH.
ls--l4e, y. D. GbebbarsI l3e, einbstn,
i&er 2irrburser 18c. Bird lac
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

9srnotbt-Bertauf1preiie: Sll. o0-l2 90.
Rice - Berfaufsprsiie: %. 00-se.00.
DeV&torn = psssautspreis; is na4 bs
nuaIttdt, b0-55e.
~&oin-ea&dIt 09-l6e; IN ben Nekren
Se 00+$10.00 per xonne.
etob-prsie, ie mad BEN Grab. sn Bah
len, $6-$.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Yort y pm1senb, Wai1y
%. Gebruar. Nad furdtbaren gr-
fabrungen NIT 6euer uno Sturrl lief
Der 7ampfer Queen" beute bier elm,
UNI ben Werluf bon IA MsnIdsnlsbsn
5u meloen.
Crib Morasns am Samfag. als bas
S9if iia Der Winouns oes Columbia
GluHes ndberts. bro3 i'm Salon amf
unaufeslldrte Weiis Elm 8ranb aus.
Die Glammsn perbreiteten fi4 rapiO
unb brobten balb, Oas aunse SdiH elm.
3ubuusn. I'm ben S9rsden ju erb0s
BEN, e!ns bic Gee 10 bod, bab bas
MusIsbsn Der RettunesbOOte ben Cob
beoeutete. Webr unb mebr brobeno
tpuroen bic Glammen, hts @apitdn
Gonfins, ba uur nod bic Wabl 3ui-
iden 3tusi 9obssarien 3u iein i&isn, oas
6inablnHsn Der RettuHgsboote befabl.
sic tuurbsn bemannt uro erbislten
gefebl, fa bi&t beim S9iffe gu bal.
ten. 0rauen unb Rinoer brndte man
In bic Boote. 2aum tparen fe ieoo9
log, 10 tenterien 2 Der 1oote, unfdbig
benz slnpralI Der Wogen gu ptoerfeben.
Die paTagiere unb bic oil gorb 3u.
rtidsebliebene Wanni@aft beidmpftsn
bas Geusr nit tpa9ienoem grfOlse, Bis
Morgsns 7 llor Der Brand unter De-
malt mar. Die Boots tpurben oarauf
jurldgsruIsn unD bic Sniahen an
goro gsnommen.
Die Queen" fubr auf bic Wiin.
buno bss Columbia Glufes gu unb I'm
ettua 8 llbr fam Der Sampler .Wo.
rica" 1T Gidt, Der BET 3eittpeilisen Re.
paraturen geifanb leiftete. Tas
sdif fab fi3 iebO8 ni&t i'm stanoe,
In ben GluB ein3ufabren unb tuanote
fid sesen puset SOUND, serietb in'
befsn BET Gap GIatterp In einen i&pe'
rem @emittufturm. Tas S1iH
tdmpfte untsr GROCER S9pisrieieit ge'
gen ben Sturm. unb traf BET gintritt
Der Na1t in Seattle Elm.
Sournalif berunslhd I.
Wabin9ton, %. Gebruar.
Wiliam g. Daniels, Correspondent
Der st. 2ouis Rspublie", tuurbe
beute Wadmittag in fsinem Bureau
toot aufgsfunbsn. Mus einem God
in Der RObre entitrOmte Gas In ben
Baum.
Der Wsritorbene, ettua AZ, mar
friber pribat.S sirsidr bss erfsn 6ilfs-
Generals oHmsihers S%tebsnion; ebenio
mar sr i'm poftamt aIs Snipettor be.
i9dftist.
@sfabrsn Der S@iffabrt..
TaItimore, %. Gsbr. Die
S1iHabrt in Der Gbsiapsale Hap III
aubsrorosntli9 our4 be gspaltigsn
Wafen 9reibeis erfHwert. Gin 0oI3.
Gampfer aus Georgetown, g. g.. lief
beuis In Sanop point auf ino traf
NIT Weripdtung bier elm.
Der Tampfer .gbsIapsats", Der ee.
fern Wa9t nod Retu Yori abfubr.
tuurbe bur9 bas gis Dor annapolis
ut ben WaI9inen bei9doigt unb traf
beuts bier nit elnem e&lspper tpieOsr
Elm.
Gefebgeber ais grprefer.
6 ouispfIIe, 8p., %. Gebr.
SIN Senat bon Qeatudp tpurbe elm
3ebner.gomite, an beKen Spibe @ou.
bsrnsur gsdbum Fsbt, srnannt. I'm
oas errrehungsIpftem, tpel4es bon
Miialiebern Der 2eeislatur aegen
Wbistep' uno 9abatsSntershenten an'
aetuanot murbe, 3u unteriu&en. gs
bat fd beruusaeteQt, bah ale I'm.
itdnoe bie Nnilasen seaen bic betrefen.
ben Mbgeorbneten unterfhben.
electromagnetic Observation-Disclosures
lamsn gum @oupernsur Bsdbam uno
ertldrten oemielben. bab fe Su tuieoer.
boltsn Walen aeatuunatn tuurOen,
9auisnbe bon Dollars an aeuife sc.
Isbesber su ,ublen. I'm bic qlnnabme
iraenb peI&er ibren Jntsrehen au'
| tuiheyfoufenheu Gillette an berbinheYn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
MYfkSGfTSDfPUTY.
Board Appoints Assistant
School Superintendent.
MRS. JOSEPHINE PRESTON NAMED
LARGE Amount of Increased Work in
the Office Makes it Necessary
FOR Assistance.
MRS. JOSEPHINE PRESTON NAMED

The board Of county commissioners
this morning appointed Mrs. Josephine
Preston. of Walla Walla. as deput!
county school superintendent for this
county.
The annointment was made at the
solicitation of County Superintendent
MYERS. who stated TO the BOARD ina
he work OF his office had increased
tn such an extent that it was lmpossl-
HE for him to keep it UP to GATE
1-nda,. the new school laws many more
duties had to be performed anu III
order that he could keen w with the
work he would have to have some as
,;rt,nce Many more records had 10
va comniled and numerous additional
reports had to be made, when feauii@u
, GREAT deal of time and LABOR. All
,+ha, reason assigned for the need OF
assistant was that of having ms
e;,o onepad at all times during the
v,aaE Under the present arrange
ment the superintendent was colipeii-
cd TO visit the various schools III 'iie
county and when he was pertofhi''s
that duty his office had to be cioSeo'
# has always been his rule TO De III
his office ON Saturday of each Week.
which made it very inconNehlen' ioi
the people who had business 70 trans
act With him. In the future elther 'iie
or his deputy VIII De III
the office at all times.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
CONTRACT LET FOR cONsTRUc-
TON OF LEWisTON-RIPA
BRANCH OF o. r. G. N.
1t Is Said That the Northern Pacific
Will Share the Line When It is
Completed.

The O. r. & n. will soon start con-
struction on it's extension from Ri
paria, along the Snake river. to Lew
istOn. Idaho. says the Review. Weeks
& Decks, who built the concrete piers
for the Great Northern bridge here. for
the Northern Pacific and for the O. r.
< y. at points along the line. are said
to have been awarded the contract for
grading the new line.
This construction has been antici-
pated for several weeks since the an
nouncement was made of peace be-
tween Hartman interests and the
northern merger roads. 1t is believed
that the extension will be operated
jointly by the @. r. & \. and the
Northern Pacific. This marks the end
of a bitter construction war which
was waged several years ago by Presi-
dent Mellen of the Northern Pacific
and President MOhler of the O. r. &
y. Both sides had construction crews
in the district and lively times exist
ed until a two years truce was patch
ed up at New York city.
Greenville HolbroOk. of Charleston.
Washington. who was in the city yes
terday said to a Statesman represen-
tative: work will soon be commence
ed on the construction of the Owyhee
& Lewiston railroad. which is to con-
meet with the O. r. & \. Riparia-
Lewiston branch. l have been busy
the last few months in securing right
of-ways through the country for the
line and have been very successful
The railroad building in that section
of the country is going to make goot
times in Lewiston and Charleston anC
we look for a large increase in popu-
latiOn during the present year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
|BIG6S GOES TO Pen
For Robbing Chinese House
at WaIIuIa. /,
| SENTENCED TO SERVE Ten MONTHS
| Sheehan and Manion Who We're Ar
rested With Him Were Re-
leased From Custody.
SENTENCED TO SERVE Ten MONTHS

Harry Biggs. one of the boys who
was accused of burglary committed at
Wallula was sentenced to serve Il SEN
tonce of ten months in the peniten-
tiary. When Biggs and his two COM
paniOns, Thomas Sheehan and John
ManiOn, were brought before Judge
Brents for Arrangement this morning,
Riggs. said ne desired to plead guilty
to the charge of burglary. He related
to the court that he had been working
at mining in Montana, and lost his sit
uatiOn by the strike. He managed to
reach Wallula without any money and
was going on to Portland Being With
out means and very hungry he went
into a Chinese house to get something
to eat Seeing several raZOrS and q
watch lying on a shelf, he appropriate
ed them. He claimed that this was the
first time that he had been in trouble
him. His attorney c. G. GOse and
County Attorney Wilson both inter-
posed in his behalf, and Judge Brents,
after admonishing him to be more
careful in the future gave him a sem
tence of ten months in the peniten
tiary.
AS there was no evidence to convict
Sheehan and ManiOn of the crime they
We're discharged from custody. but not
until after the judge had given them
q good lecture.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
Personal MENTION.

w. H. Prose, of Prineville, Or, is in
the city.
c. l.. Hammer. of Pomeroy. is regis
tered at the Palace.
d. e. Rogers of Prescott, made the
city a visit yesterday.
Miss Blanche Kelley. of Dixie. is in
the city visiting friends.
Frank Brown, a prominent COlfax
man. arrived in the city yesterday.
J. w. NanderWelden. representing
the Oregon Journal. is in the city.
Samuel Smith. a large farmer of Eu-
reka flat, is in the city. Mr.. Smith
reports snow and sleighing on the fiat
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
Oklahoma Bank Fails.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-The comp
trolier of the currency this morning
has advices that the national bank Of
AlNa. Oklahoma. won't open today. He
has appointed Bank Examiner Sturte-
want as receiver. The liabilities and
resources according to the November
statement are approximately $4,000
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
Armenians Fear Another SLAUGHTER.

VIENNA. Jan. "a dispatch from
COnStantinople today says that news
has been received from an Armenian
source that the inhabitants of Sas-
SCUM, Turkish Armenia. are greatly
excited over the possibility of the repe-
tition of the Kurdish masSacres of
1894. and a number of the inhabitants
have fled. Bands of Kurds, who are
old-time enemies of the Christian Ar
menians. are stationed at many points
on the frontier to prevent the escape
Of fugitives.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
General Gordon Dying.

ATLANTA Ga. Jan. 9.-General
John B. Gordon, who is ill at Miami.
Fla. is sinking and the end is near.
Since the death of General Longstreet
a few days ago. Gordon is the last
surviving confederate lieutena9t gen.
pr3l
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
Cashier a Eoraer and Embezzler.

TROY. Kas., Jan. 9.-Cashier Mar
cell. of the bank of Highland. Kansas,
was held on the charge of forgery to-
day He turned over all his property
to the bank directors for his credit
ors The bank examiner places his
sets are about $4,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
NN,,t Next Live Stock Convention.

SALT LAKE. Jan. 9.-Ihree ruii-
mans loaded with delegates to the Ma
tional Live Stock convention let inns
morning for Portland. They VIII en-
aa,vor TO bring the next convention
here OF to Boise.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
The Car Bandits Case,

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Another day was
passed in the car barn bandits trial
without securing a jury. Three days
examination has resulted in only one
juror being obtained.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
NOTICE. TO PUBLIC.

will not be responsible TOR any
,.;uo o,,t,.actad in my name otherwise
than by myself personally.
w. T. PRESTON.
January 9. 1904.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

We Sre prepared to furnish anything
balls. etc. on short notice and prices
reagptsabie Washington Grocery and
Baker, 60.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
Surorise Party.

surprise party was given 10 MISS
c,,oo Mccoy on last evening": Is
,-oro nresent. Elegant
lrnch was served and all had oe-
lichtful time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09
A GOOD TRADE.

Good lot for sale cheap: will take
good horse and buggy On payment.
Skaters real estate agency; Rooms ,
and >, Stencil building.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

T,r- Thompson, Osteopathic physic-
tau. graduate of DR.. Still fOunder)
N.,krviiis. Mo. Office over HOcketts.
Phone Main 22S.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

J. W Cookery. licensed embalmer
anG undertaken. Babcock block 1h
First street Tele. Main 379.
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FOR Eent.

The up stairs Of the new brick build
ing now being erected on the corner
will have 81 large rooms. See j. E.
KEGS.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

G.@s yottf fish ana oysters at the Wal
Ia W;sits Poultry Market. Phone, MAR
ass
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CLUB RATE.

vyoak1v Statesman and Hicks Anna
nae all for Sloo. App! ~
Hart. Palace Hotel
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N5Efst Sour Kraut at Montinga's.
Sweet cider at Muntingas.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

The Hicks almanacs for 1903 have
hotel.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

Phone Main 80 for fresh College
Place bread
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

The finest Of fruit cakes at tho
Grocery and Bakery Co.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

Alfalfa seed and seed rye at C. A.
Becks grocery.
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