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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
DOUBLE FUNERAL AT BAKER.
Two Women Chums Die From Opera
tions for Appendicitis.

Baker City, Ore, May AT :
o'clock this afternoon banks, business
houses and all the saloons of the city
closed on account OF the double fun
'eral of Mrs. Horace b. Ryder, who
died Friday night. and Mrs. Knapp
Dooley. who died at o'clock Sunday
morning, both from the effects of
operations for appendicitis, perform
ed the first part of the week. The
entire city is in gloom over the event.
which is one of the saddest in recent
years.
Both ladies were less than 23 years
old, and had been married less than
year. Their husbands are promising
young business men, belonging to
highly connected families. Miss Nora
Dooley, sister of Knapp Dooley, was
operated on three weeks ago. and Is
very Ill today from shock over the
death OF the other two Last Monday
afternoon the two young women were
out horseback riding together They
have been chums from childhood, and
will sleep together in the last resting
place
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Germany Celebrates.

Berlin, May O. The Tooth ami
versary of Schillers death was cele-
brated here today on big scale. BY
special order of the Kaiser the holi-
day is being observed by all Prussian
celebration is held at the foot of
the Schiller monument in front of the
Royal theater. This evening special
performances of Schiller's plays will
be given in all theaters. One hundred
thousand copies of Schiller's works
are distributed free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
THE STRAWBERRY HARVEST IS NOW ON

Freewater, May 9.-(Special.)-
The strawberry season opened here
yesterday two days ahead of the es-
Inmates of the fruit men. notwith-
standing the exceedingly cold wealth
er of the past week.
Yesterday evening two and n halt
crates of ripe strawberries were re-
ceived at the warehouse of the walls
Walla Produce company and accord
ing to previous offer, the sum OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

JACK oAUrHoRN AND HOBO oURLEY ARRESTED

md Cury
he
this Marshal
Davis
The Marshal
Manning
a
him.
ed the Jail until this when
county
Meanwhile o
officers.
for him when
Glenn N
When arrested, neither the
objection
session of the police there be little doubt guilt
the men,
know O the
taken the
ming. About $50 worth o
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
RAILROAD MEN FIGHT.
elimination of old Feud and Previous
ARRAYS.

Houston, May 9.-Ex-President w.
I. Eldridge, of the Cane Belt rail-
road, in a pistol duel on an Arkansas
Pass train, today killed Edward Cal
houn, with whom he had an old feud.
This elimination was from bad blood
engendered by the killing of william
Donovan, director of the road by Ell
bridge while its president. Disor-
ganization of the road followed. FL
bridge has since been twice shot
down from ambush.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

81 per crate for these first crates
was paid.
The winners of this prize were N.
w. Mumford, crate and half. ]. B.
Young, half a crate and NJ. McCon-
nell, half a crate.
From now on, for the next 40 days,
strawberries will be ripening contin-
uously in this district and fully 1000
people will be employed within 10
days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
AnD-JeM Riots.

Berlin, May 9.-Reports of anti
semitic riots at Titomar, capital of
Volzynia province, Russia, are con-
flrmed. Riotlng began Sunday and
continued until today. The Jews
armed and fought their assailants.
Many were killed and wounded on
both Sides
The number of Jews killed is placed
at IL and so wounded. A recurrence
OF outbreaks is feared
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
SHEEPHERDER RAN AMUCK.
Was Shot Down and Killed While
Slashing Passengers.

Bellevue, Idaho, May 9.-An un-
known man, said to be a sheepherder,
ran amuck on the Wood River branch
train today and after slashing the
throat of one passenger with a knife.
was shot and instantly killed by Will
liam Shaffer, constable, who was
on the train.
The train was taken back to Belle
vue and the dead man and his vic
tim taken off.
The injured man was named Moore.
There is little chance for his recov-
cry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
win Enforce Neutrality.

Paris, May 9.-Admiral Dekol-
quires. the French commander in
Indo-Chinese waters, has organized a
patrol service through which 1t will
enforce the rules regarding neutrals
and Russian vessels along the French
coast, whose waters will be sealed. 1t
is announced that Rojestvensky has
left the coastal waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
BABY ON DOORSTEP.
Woman Physician of Salem Makes u
Find.

Portland, May 9.-On the doorstep
of the home of DIR. Morrison, a woman
physician, at Salem, a tiny baby boy
was found Saturday night He was
brought to Portland yesterday and
placed in care of Police Matron Sim
mons until he could be taken to the
Baby home.
There was not a mark on the cloth
ing and not an article left in the bas-
ket which would afford a clue to the
identity of the child's parents.
DIR. Morrison at once sent for a
woman living In the vicinity and got
her to nurse the child; at her own ex-
pense this woman came to Portland
with the little one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
STOCKGRoWERS IN SESSION.
Not Expected 70 Affiliate With Ma.
tional Livestock

Denver, May 9.-The American
Stockgrowers association began its
first annual convention in this city
today. Governor Mcdonald welcom-
ed the delegates. Everything indi-
Gates that affiliation with the Nation
al Livestock association is out of the
question for the present.
The convention will discuss means
for securing better rates and service
from the railroads, and will fight the
alleged combination of packers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Russian Fleet Sighted.

Hong Kong, May 9.-The German
steamer Neumeuhlen, arrived here,
reports having sighted As vessels in
the vicinity of Kamranh bay Friday,
Of which 20 were warships. The
steamer Hiamun sighted a Japanese
cruiser off Annoy Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
JAPANESE HAVE
RESERVE FLEET
Organize Naval Force for the
Protection of Commerce
With Mainland.
KING OF ENGLAND AND
ROOSEVELT MAY ADvIsE.

Are Exchanging Autograph Letters
Bearing ON the RusSo-Japanese
War--Russian Fleet Has Been
Again Sighted-QuestiOn of French
Neutrality Is Being Debated at
Paris-French Admiral Said TO Be
Instructed to Enforce French Neu-
trality In French Far Eastern
Waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
CHICAGO STRIKE
MORE EXTENSIVE
Flour and Furniture HauIers
Add Their Protest by Quit
ting Work.
FEW CASES OF VIOLENCE
ARE RECORDED RECENTLY

The Employers Are Making Many
Promises in Relation to Insuring
Opportunity for Transfer of Goods
Flour Famine Is POssible-Ono
Firm Cut Off Which Handles 49,
900 Barrels of Flour Per Week
Labor Leaders VIII Meet RoOse-
welt I'm Central Iowa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

Chicago, May Peaceful condi-
tions continue to obtain as to the
teamsters strike this morning.
The employers have made prepare
tions to increase the number Of de-
liveries and expect today to send ont
1900 teams manned by non-union
drivers.
There has been a slight spread OF
the strike, the furniture companies
having taken the stand that they
must deliver their contracted goods
to "boycotted" houses. In conse-
quence, number of their drivers quit
this morning. More are expected to
go out later in the day.
Flour Haulers Strike.
A shortage in the delivery of flour
to grocers and bakers is threatened
by the strike of 40 drivers for the
Wenig Teaming company The men
quit because one of their number was
discharged for refusing to deliver
flour to the Fair and Boston storea
The Wenig company delivers 16,0ON
barrels of flour weekly. A flour
famine may result.
Forty teamsters for the Crane
company threaten to strike today on
account of the discharge of a fellow
teamster.
Gone to Meet Roosevelt.
President Dold, of the Chicago
Federation Of Labor, and President
Shea, of the Teamsters' Union, are
announced today to leave tonight to
meet the presidents special and ash
the president to act as mediator In
the teamsters strike. It is under
stood they will catch Roosevelt's
special at Clinton, Iowa.
Paint Workers Go Out,
The paint workers of Heath & Mil
ligan, 15 in number, are the firsa
members of any union, not a member
of the Teamsters organization, to 20
on strike to support the teamsterS
They walked out because of the de-
livery of goods by non-union team
sters.
Riot in Clark Street.
The attorneys for the unionists
made motion before Judge Kohl
saat today to dissolve the federal
strike injunction because the bills are
not supported by sufficient evidence.
The judge continued the proceedings
until tomorrow, when he will give q
decision.
In riot in Clark street this after
noon, a wagon belonging to Rtid,
Murdoch & Co., driven by non-union
man, was overturned by a crowd OF
rioters Policeman Gerber was struck
on the head by bottle thrown from
a window, and a shot was fired by
some one in the crowd. The police
made one arrest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Confer In Pnria.

Paris, May 9.-Dr. Motone, the
Japanese minister, had another con-
ference with Minister Delcasse this
afternoon. presumably in connection
with the present situation in Indo-
China.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Habeas Corpus Refused.

Trenton, N. j., May 9.-Judge Ian
ming has refused a writ of .habeas
corpus in the case of Mrs. Valentine,
the Italian woman condemned to hang
for the murder of her husband.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Rebel Victory at Samaa,

Constantinople, May 9.-The spoils
captured by the rebels at Samaa in
cluded 80 guns and 10000 rifles and
much ammunition. The garrison and
the Turkish officials were permitted
to leave the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
London Broker Fails.

London, May 9.-The failure of e.
C. Hawkins, broker, was announced
on the Stock Exchange today. He
was long 10000 shares of American
stocks. The liabilities are estimated
at $500, ,OOe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
klamath Field Open.

Klamath Falls, Or. May .
The government, according to
report received here yesterday.
has bought the entire interest OF
the klamath Canal company for
Sl5O,O00. The cenal company
discharged its engineer here. to-
day and disposed of 800 head OF
horses. This leaves a clear
field for the governments ir- .
rigation of 100000 acres.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
From New York to Portland.

Albany, May 9.-The two
trans-continental automobile
racers, who started across the
continent from New York yes
terday, pulled out of Albany this
morning on a long run to Port
land. They expect to reach
Portland in time for the Ma
tional Good Roads convention
on June 81. The men are oper-
atlng seven horse power Olds-
mobiles. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
WILL RETURN WITH SMITH.
San Francisco Detective Is AfteI
Requisition Papers.

St Louis, May 9,--Detective Ed
ward Wrenn arrived from San Fran
cisco to take back Wednesday morn
ing with him, Edward ]. Smith, the
tax collector who is said to have en-
bezzled nearly 100000 wrenn has
started to secure requisition papers
from Governor Foulk. Blanche
Smythe, the woman in the case, was
released, and is believed to have re-
turned to California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

Kansas City, May "a tornado
swept the town of Marquette, Kan.
last night. Between 20 and 25 per-
sons are reported dead. The resi-
dence section was the only part Of
fected. This is almost entirely wreck
ed.
Communication Cut Off.
Marquette. Kan, is town of 500
on the Missouri Pacific, in McPher-
son county. Telegraph wires are
down and communication with other
nearby points is broken.
A severe storm at Burton, Harvey
county, yesterday, killed horses and
cows and did much damage to prop
erty.
Twenty-one Were Killed.
Later reports say 21 were killed
and 40 injured. The Methodist
church, Swedish Lutheran church and
opera house were wrecked and doz-
ems OF residences destroyed.
Physicians were sent from Salina
and other towns.
The tornado struck the southern
end of town about midnight and cut
path 100 yards wide the entire
length of the town. 1t did much dam
age to the farming country north of
town. Many victims were killed out
right i'm their homes. Others were
seriously injured by being buried be-
meath the wreckage. When the storm
abated the citizens went about with
lanterns, removing the dead and in
jured from the wreckage.
Dead Estimated at 2S.
The list OF dead is placed at 2s.
and over 100 were injured. All the
houses in Lincoln were demolished,
and also "a others in the town and
five in the country. In one family
the father, mother and three chill
dren were killed.
Widespread Destruction.
Reports from the surrounding coun-
try shows the destruction of life and
property is widespread, and the list
of injured constantly growing.
The furniture store of Olef Nielsen
has been converted into a morgue.
At $3.50 this morning 24 bodies had
been brought in.
Business is entirely suspended.
When daylight broke the entire town
was in a state of panic. but the citi-
zens rapidly began the work of res
cue, giving their principal attention
to the injured.
The tornado seemed to form three
miles south of Marquette, and did not
spend its force until it had passed
several miles north. with two or
three exceptions, every house in the
path of the tornado was destroyed
List OF Dead and Wounded.
The known dead are; Gus Ander-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
KANSAS CYCLONE KILLED AND
WOUNDED MANY PEOPLE
Whirng Storm Fell With Awful Force Upon the Little Town
of marquette, in MCPheSon County

Widespread Destruction
Compee-ChuIes,
Wrought-Wires Down Commu
in Most eetions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
BRANCH STATION
IS IN JEOPARDY
PLAN FOR MAINTENANCE
SUBMITTED TO CRAWFORD.

Whether or Not ChatteI Property
VIII Be Sold for Tide Over Funds
Depends Upon the Attorney Cen
eral-Confronted With the Posi-
bility of Abandoning the Expert
ment Station ut Union for the Time
Being.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations Furnished by the Clark
Grain Commission Company, if9
East Court Street.

Chicago, May S.-May wheat
opened at 93 today and dropped to
90 at the close. Corn opened at 40
and closed at ASH, and oats closed at
29&
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

You can advertise your business
to success. You never knew of a
good advertiser who failed.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

sig befattningen med nagon n6dhjalp
inom slit Ian - | skarp k%ontrast mot
sin ambetsbroder i G0teborg - och da
hushallningssallskapet icke kom | till
falle att pa slit mote | vanersborg har
ON dagen ia saga sin mening - lands
hofdingen framstallde icke proposition
pa forslag ON upprop, vackt af dir.
Hi. Anderson pa Stigen - ser Diet
morkt ut for en- effektiv organisation
af hjalpen at de %nodlidande / vara nej-
der, sager anforda tidning. Som be-
kant, har | Alingsas genom d~ervarande
borgm2stares m. fl:s i~nitiativ redan
insamlats en- icke ringa summa, men
en- begaran ON hjalp att formedla
summan, som afgifvits till lanets hog
ste styresman, har, enligt hvad som
meddelas, icke besvarats.
Dodad under taget. Den qvinna, som
den 13 Jan. vid Grunnebo station a
Observation-Disclosures jarnvag Of
~verkordes af taget var hustrun Augu-
sta OLSON fran Takan, hvilken s0kt
lakarehjalp i Vanersborg och nu ater-
kom fran denna fard. Hon kom af ma
gon anledning att fordroja sin afstig-
ming tills taget efter EFT 3 a 4 minuters
uppehall satte sig i gang. Hon kom
under taget, flick bada benen 0fverk0r-
da och dog efter en- stund.
ANUS. Forsvunnen fackforenings-
kassor. Arbetaren Karl Magni Magnus-
son i Anus, kassor hos ~dervarande ar
betarekommun, har sedan den 10 Jan.
varit afviken. Vid en- basar i Anus
den Z och 8 JAN, anordnad af arbetare-
kommunen, infloto omkring 100 kr.,
hvilket belopp Magnusson icke redo
visat. Da man misstankte, att M. af-
vikit med basarvinsten utan att ANNA
aterkomma, anmaldes forhallandet hos
vederborande k~ronolansman. Energi-
ska atgarder vidtogos genast for MS
efterspanande. Man antager att Diet
varit hans mening att begifva sig till
Amerika, enar han dagen fore afvi-
kandet erhallit EFT Amerikabref. Man
har sparat honom till Esl0f, men e.
lyckats utr0na hvart han derifran
styrt kosan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
NORGE.

Norsk enighet. l politiska kretsar
antager man, enl. Aftenposten, skrefs
den 20 jan, att aktstyckena rorande
Observation-Disclosures af stortinget
komma att ofversandas till en- special
komite, sammansatt ur de olika poll
tiska fraktionerna i fo%rhallande till
deras styrka i tinget. Denna komites
vasentliga uppgift skulle bli att franz
lagga EFT motiveradt utlatande ON hui
ruvida den norska regeringen a sin
sida pa EFT tillfyllestgorande satt full
gjort slit varf. Rimligtvis kommer
enhalligt forslag ON att sa varit fallet
att framlaggas. Godkannes delta af
stortinget, torde man tills vidare lata
vid saken bero, tills fragan forevarit
i svenska riksdagen. Derefter kom-
mer Diet att tagas under 0fvervagande
huruvida ytterligare matt och steg re-
dan under in~nevarande stortingSses-
sion arc pakallad fran stortingets sida
och hvilka dessa i sa fall horde bli.
bet anses som sakert att fragan pa
ALA hall kommer att behandlas genom
samrad mellan regeringen och partier-
mas f0rtroendeman och att icke fran
nagot hall kommer att foras nagon
separat aktion.
Klippras. Eft klippblock foil den 10
Jan. ned vid malmkajen | Narvik, der
en- del arbetare voro sysselsatta. En-
arbetare d0dades och iva skadades.
Snoskred. Enligt telegram fran Svol-
var b~ortsopade EFT snoskred den 7
Jan. EFT boningshus, hvari befunno sig
en- qvinna och EFT barn, SAINT forde
med sig afven en- ladugards- och en-
ladubyggnad. Nittio personer voro I'M
der s0ndagen sysselsatta med att skot-
ia undan snon, men man fam intet
spar af husen eller manniskorna.
Man kastar lott ON Iifvet. Enligt te-
| legram fr. London har angaren Texas
| juldagen sprungit lack ute i Biscaya-
bugten och sjunkit, hvarvid den af 23
man bestaende besattningen flick ga i
batarne. AT dessa ha II nyl. raddats
och forts till England for erhallande
af ward efter de oerh0rda lidanden de
utstatt i IA dagar ute pa hafvet, hvar-
at de sista 6 dagarna utan mat och
vatten. Bland de raddade arc tire norr-
man, som nu for en- correspondent till
Aftenposten skildra sina lidanden. Lii
baten, / hvilken de voro, hade drifvlt
500 engelska mil. Den enda proviant,
de hade med sig, var skeppsheX, som
genomblOtts af ~hafsvattnet. men ALT
tog slut pa nyarsafton. Den 3 Januari
dog en- eldare, hvarpa en- AMMAN eldare,
norrmannen Hansen, s0kte med knit
ven tappa den aflidnes blod / en- pyts.
Han f0rhindrades dock harifran, deri-
genom att man band honom fast vid
en- toft, der han flick ligga fast, tills de
den 6 Januari upptogos af brigantinen
Mercedes. Dagen fore raddningen ka,
stades lott ON hvem som skulle d0das
for att tjana son foda at de andra,
bet lyckades dock k%aptenen att ia
uppskof med eXekutionen till dagger
derpa. Emellertid foreslogs att elda
rem Hansen, som lag bunden vid tot
ten, skulle slagtas och fortaras, hvil
ket kaptenen blot med storsta svarig
het kunde forhindra. Nasta dag upp
togs forslaget anyo, och man had,
sannolikt utf0rt Diet. ON ej undsattnini
kommit. De raddade inlades efter ar
komsten till England pa sjukhus | Wa
terford. Texas ar byggd / Danzig oc.
kostade 100000 p. st. Den var D
I vag till Galveston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-22

Mrs A. D. Martin gave a charming tea to Miss Frances Andrews on Saturday.
 A tennis tournament on the Albermarle clubs court and a bowling match on the alleys there were entertaining athletic events, as well as social ones.
 This is the date of a reception to the electrical engineers, and the ladies ac- companying in convention here. The re- ception is the first of a series of af- fairs for the engineers.
 Visitors here will be entertained at a tea on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs S. R. Kepler.
 A carnival, perhaps the first socially of all the events of the busy week, is ar- ranged for Saturday. The carnival being given by half dozen young women of the smart set promises to be vastly en- tertainng. One of the chief features will be the boat races. A number of promi- nent men will row. and it is promised that there will also be a race between young women.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Johnson of Birming- ham are at the Manor.
 Mrs. George Wheeler and Miss c. Shea are guests of Margo Terrace
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-22
WEDDING OF MISS REBEKAH
 HAMILTON TO DIR. LOKEY

eulation some time and gained much notoriety the past week was confirmed by the departure on the o'clock train yesterday morning of Richard M Leland for Birmingham. where he was married yesterday afternoon to Miss Lucy Martin, youngest daughter of Judge Charles J. Martin, says the Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 It was a quiet affair, occurring at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride. The couple left on late afternoon train for a sojourn at Lookout Mountain.
 Dick" Leland is widely known and has a great many friends He is connected with the Leland Hardware company and is most successful and clever in his work. He is a grandson on his fathers of the late Dr. Leland and on his mothers side of the late Richard McLester both of whom were very prominent and influ- ential men of their time. He is a man of great individual capacity and has a most agreeable manner and on his mar riage is much congratulated by his many friends.
 His bride is particularly lovely young "pHioh. iiei latHSl Was ioliie NSlS pupular Tuscaloosan and she is a niece of the late Hon. J. M. Martin and a Granddaughter of the late Governor Jos hua L. Martin. To inherited graces she has added much individual charm and one would search far before finding a pret- tier girl. She was one of the most attrac- tive graduates in the class of 1904 at the T. F. college and already has a host of friends and admirers, who will welcome her as a permanent resident with the greatest pleaSure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-22
MRS. WHITFIELD ENTERTAIN.

Mrs. John c. Whitfield entertained about sixty guests yesterday morning for the benefit of the Orphans Home at East Lake The entire lower floor was beauti- fully decorated in cut flowers and palms.
 The ices and punch carried out the green and white idea.
 Mrs Whitfield is a charming hostess, and yesterday she looked lovely in a dainty white gown with pink sash.
 Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter won the lone hand prize, a handpainted plate. Miss Rabbett of Atlanta, won the game prize, an ori- ental vase Miss Carter. who is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Estes, won the second prize, a handsome box. Mrs. T. U. Wal ter won the puncher's prize in cut with Mrs. Robert McLester, Mrs. Oliver Chal- ifoux and Mrs. Willard Wilson, who as- sisted Mrs Whitfield in punching and receiving.
 The entire affair was a delightful suc- cess and quite a nice sum was realized for the Home"