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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Storm Cuts Chicago Loose.

Chicago, Nov. 80. - Blowing slp
rate of As miles an hour gale s's
over Chicago and the surrounding 'a
tory last night. 1t was accomPsns
by downpour of rain. Signs We
blown down, street car traffic deas "
and boats were unable to lea" J.
narbor. A police patrol box was II !.
from its fastenings and carried O9,s
wind across the sidewalk, crashing y
a plate glass window. Telephone "
munication with stations on the oD'.
Side were interrupted, and many nD
accidents reported.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Floods Isolate Phoenix

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 30.-All ~
roads to the south are temporarily 7
OF business. The steel bridge Of Y
M. q 2. at Tempe was damaged y
hciently to stop traffic. 1t will be I
days before trains will be run on
regular schedule on the PrescoH
Eastern road. The San a Fe, Press
q Phoenix to the north is mus
The telephone wire is down bslHS
here and Roosevelt and there II
news from up Salt river, excspu
that the great Arizona dam is sun
gone.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
viii Oppose Rate R;II

Cleveland, Dec. 2. - Grand Chic,
warren Stone, of the Brotherhood ~
locomotive Engineers, who annonnoed
m bunalo a day or two ago that the
nro.nerhood OF Locomotive Engineers
would be active In the matter Of ra;l
ROAD rate legislation, said TONIGHT VIII
reference to the plans of the oruan;za
tion that the officers will outline car
=. views, which will be distribnted
70 subdivisions, and from there 49,
wiz go to members of the Organization ion
Mr. Stone added that the whole ~.
ter will be done in secret -e '''a'-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

baltimore, Dec. 5--The revenue cut.
Ter Window today returned from a six
days cruise OF investigation OF charges
OF cruelty to seamen employed On oyster
boats. During the trip three captains
oil oyster vessels were arrested ON charg-
es OF cruelty, and four members of
crews were taken off their vessels be.
cause they complained OF i'll treatment
United States District Attorney Rose
said that as a result OF this cruise the
government will probably send cutter
out Tor a similar purpose two or three
Ilms each season hereafter.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
TRY TO DESTROY TREATY.
Japanese Torpedo Boat Makes Oar.
ing Attack on Commission.


Seattle, Wash, Dec. 2.-The attemnt
10 murder the peace delegates and de.
stroy the treaty between Japan and
Russia, which was drawn up by the
plenipotentiaries in Portsmouth. and
which was being sent to the mikado.
was witnessed by officers and passen.
gers on board the Dakota, on the NIGHT
OF her arrival in Yokohama. DR.. Will
liam Lopp, surgeon of the Dakota. in
speaking of the incident, said:
The whole thing happened the
night OF our arrival in Yokohama. We
were lying in Mississippi bay, Just out
side OF the breakwater. All the tor.
pedo boats and war vessels which aa-
corted the peace commission were
drawn up in long line. The launch
containing the delegation and the
treaty left the warship and started for
the landing. Suddenly one of the tor.
pedo boats, anchored near the end Of
the line of battleships, slipped her
caD-e and started for the launch. The
torpedo boat made for her at a RIGHT.
angle course. Nv
Inc people on the launch saw the
torpedo boat leave the line of craft and
.ney knew what was coming. The
launch was slow, and the torpedo boat
came on like comet. Like shot
from cannon she rushed on, and in q
struck the launch, cutting her
In two, and raced on into
'ne darkness. We could see the men
ass,usglng IN the water, and clinging to
lhe pieces OF the wrecked boat.
Launches from the battleships were
!, once sent to their rescue. and saved
AZ put one of the occupants. The
treaty was also saved"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

washington, Dec. b.-Thirty of the
leading seed dealers OF the country have
sent President Roosevelt petition nro-
testing against the free distribution Of
seeds by congress, and urging him to
include In his message a paragraph dis
approving OF the present practice and
recommending that only the intent of
.he original act authorizing seed distri.
button De the future policy. This in.
tent, the petition says, was that the
seeds should be obtained from remote
corners OF the earth and be known 20
ths farmers of this country.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
STORM WHIPS GREAT LAKES
Several Vessels Wrecked, Docksl
molished, Island Submerged

Several Vessels Wrecked, Docks b
molished, Island Submerged
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 9O.-Laks \
perior from Duluth to the 500, thsl
per peninsula of Michigan, the uH
ends of Lakes Huron and Michigalr
the northern counties of lower An
gan, have been swept by terrific "
and snow storm, and number ollh
ping accidents have been repds
The blizzard ragged with q velociNl
from 40 to so miles an hour and alb
harbors from Port Huron and hs
sault Ste Marie north on Lake SuF
Tor are filled with vessels which b.
run in for shelter.
Tonight it was reported from 81
Ste Marie that the wind had fallen
IL miles an hour and although the 3
ometer is falling the weather situstI
is regarded as greatly improved. y
mendous seas are running on Lakes
perior off Marquette harbor, and ID
than a dozen vessels are riding ouIn
gale inside the breakwater there.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
GRAND DUKE AIMS
TO BE DICTATOR
Chance DlsCIOses Plot Against Gar
by His Own Relative.
His Body Guard Implicated-Plan Was
to Capture Whole imperial Family
All Cossacks Called Out They
Are Only Troops Which Can Be
G1lied Upon.

st. Petersburg, Dee. at is re-
ported here that one of the grand dukes
plotted to arrest the GEAR at Tsarskoe-
Selo, his object being to proclaim him
self dictator, relying on his promises of
complete reform to secure the support
of the Socialists and working men.
Owing to the indiscretion of one of
the grand duKe's agents, the plot was
disclosed to one of the czar's aid-de-
camps, who promptly ordered the ar
rest OF 20 officers and % men in vari-
GUS regiments.
The discovery of this plot has caused
great CONSERVATION in court circles,
more than any revolutionary movement
throughout the empire.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Closer Inspection of s,,nn,;ss

washington, Dec. lin order that
supplies furnished the government mn
u o, contract may be submitted to a
loser personal inspection by commits
s a,oneo oihcers of the army, in accord.
Snce with an order recently issued bv
secretary Taft, as an outerowtb ~
'ne developments at the schuvlkill az
ssenal, additional quartermaster oft f. a.
lave ~ W. oeen assigned to duty at several
1l the principal quartermaster denots
Snoer this order Captain Courtlsnd
d d,,Aon mas been appointed to the general
depot at San Francisco. al
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Judge Hunt Expects to Coma

Butte, Mont, Dec. "A Helena
special to the Miner states that Federal
Judge w. II. Hunt, in an interview tn.
day, said that while he had not vet
formally been called to Portland to trv
the timber land fraud cases yet to be
heard in that city, he expected that he
would, having exchanged letters with
Judge Gilbert on the matter. Next
January 8, he thought, would be the
opening day of the Federal court in
Portland, at which time it was expect
ed the timber fraud cases would come
up. N N0A''o
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
No New Bills for nrana.

Washington, Dec. 5. - No Oregon
oiils were introduced in congress yes-
terday, the state being without repre-
sentation in the house, and because OF
prompt adjournment no bills were in
troduced in the senate. Several Wash.
ington bills were introduced in the
mouse Representative Jones having a
olii increasing the cost of the Spokane
pubic buildings Humphrey, authoriz-
ing buildings at Everett and Belling-
nam, and Cushman, increasing the cost
OF the Tacoma building and asking
buildings for Olympia and Aberdeen.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

wheat--Cluh. 00@7oc per bushel
bluestem, 7i@72e; valley, Use; red
6b@eec.
oats--No. | white feed. s2e so
gray, t20 90 per ton.
harley~-teed. see per ton: brewing
sz2@22 so; rolled, s2s@2s so.
kye--tl 500 80 per GENITAL.
Hay - Eastern Oregon timothy
~ 5o@i5 so per ton; valley timothy
sll@ls; clover. $500; cheat, s7.B0@
y; grain hay, ss@e.
Fruits--Applas, si@l so Der box
nuckleberries, 20 per pound: pears.
box. ~
Vegetables - Beams, wax, lie per
pound; cabbage, l@li4c per pound /:
csniitiower, si.75@2.25 per crate; cell
cry, Zoe per dozen; eucumbers, 50taeoc
per Dozen pumpkins, A@lc per
pound tomatoes, sl@i rs per crate;
sprouts, &c per pound: squash, s5dele
PER n,ana inrnips, s0c@sl per sack /;
carrots oo@7o' per sack; beets, s5c@
81 per sack.
onions - Oregon yellow nanyerr
81 rs per sack.
Potatoes - Fancy graded Burhanks
oo@ zoe per sack; ordinary. b5aeo..
t2l5. O'"'eS'
Butter = Fancy creamery, 25@a7 &c
per pound. ~
Esss-Oregon ranch, s5c per dozen
Poultry = Average old hens loc par
pound; young ROSTERS. &c; sprinys
io@loAc; dressed chickens. l5@lsr.
turkeys. live. Ice; turkeys. dressed
choice, $4,000; geese. live, DC; ducks
l4@l5e.
Hops = Oregon, 1905, choice 1oa
ii NC per pound: Odds, 5a7c.
Wool-Eastern Oregon average hest
Ao@zle per pound; valley, 24@ Pee.
mohsir, choice, SOC.
Beef - Dressed bulls, 1a2c per
45<c. ss
Veal-Dressed, s@7J<c per pound
Mufton-DFessed, fancy, 7a7 &c ner
pound; ordinary 4@5c; lambs. IL
CSC. n
fork-Drsssed, se7c per pound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
HAWAII WANTS PEOPLE.
Offers Inducements to Immigrants
From America and Europe.

Washington, Dec. Active efforts
nave begun on the part of the govern
ment OF the Hawaiian islands 10 induce
immigration from the United States
and Europe. An immigration board
was appointed by the governor, The
chairman of this board, A. L. @. At
kinson, who is also secretary of the
territory, is now in this country for
the purpose of attending the immiora.
ton session of the Civic federation to
be held in New York. Mr.. Atkinson
today consulted at length regarding his
mission with Mr.. Sargent, commits.
sioner general of immigration. He has
decided to present the inducements his
government has to offer in the way of
homesteads to settlers both to Ameri.
cans and to immigrants landing in this
country, as we'll as to the princinal
Eastern countries. Large tracts Of
land have been set aside for settlers of
his class.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

Washington, Dee. 5. - Charles ].
bonaparte. secretary of the navy. TODAY
submitted his annual report, 52-pa0e
document, to President Roosevelt. The
MAIN points of the report are a recon-
mendstion Of the addition of new YES.
se's TO the navy. of which the estimat-
ea cost is s2S, 800, 900, and the state
ment that the department will invest :
gate and thoroughly enforce the reguls-
lions against the principals in such in.
cidents as the fatal fistfght.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Fight For Joint Statehood

washington, Dec. l. The strongest
eilort yet made in the direction of "a.
curing the admission of New Mexico
anu ARIZONA as state is under wav
ana the statehood advocates propose
mat nothing will be left undone tba,
viii induce favorable action bv con.
gress. Enormous petitions will he
presented in both houses. senator
neserloge' chairman of the senate com
ml,tee on territories. will introduce
ana press the joint statehood hin az
cary "a u. as possible in order to get it ont
Oh the way of other important hills
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

Philadelphia, Dec. 2. = The centr.,
railroad company of New JERSEYS Ma q
YORK flyer, which left Scranton cav as@
,ss' evening" was wrecked about ten
miles. miles north of Mauch Chunk, q few v
hours later. The latest information
received by the Associated Press 'i pl
Telephone is that an engineer and g
man were killed and about a dozen ne - .
s injured. The injured have avs
D o taken to St. Luke's hospital so oate
De 20, about go miles north ~
Stoney creek is 5o n ~ "
north OF South Bethlehem "iies
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
More Troops Join m,,,;.

Paris, Dec. 2. - Special disn.toh.
rom st. Petersburg say that the s cas
a slsa snere nave gone on strike. The
s gov the dispatches saw. ;ns
tends to adopt special measures = - ~
sure tne dispatch of official n,ass ~ ''s-
me warsaw correspondent Of ~.
nclair says that at Grodno srt;lls we
tnsa, lave Ia oeen arrested for the n re-.
.asSl 70 suppress popular demonstre
r aapas. AT Chenstopovo the dragons !, -
and fought the Cossscta S0ons
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

washington, Dec. ga cableVram
received at the State department to-
night irom Mr.. Rockhill. at Pekin. saws
mat Consul General Julius G. Law. AT
OAnton, China, has completed his in
ses'igauon into the recent murder az
nSe fresbyterisn missionaries at Lien
Chow, in the Province of Canton M
"details OF the result OF the investigation
are given. The report will be forward
mail. VA ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Insult American Flag

angler Dec. la party which ar.
s saysa nom Tetuan today reports tba,
s sr there severely assaulted an
ha,s s1ican citizen who was the RETIRING
noe OF tobacco monopoly. Wb;ls
s sne american was disposing of b;s
s'ock' the succeeding concessionaira ra
qussted the authorities to intarvana
anu prevent such disposal. The amer
s fIan 'nen hoisted the United States
a lay . when the soldiers hauled down.
ana then elected the proprietor "H'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

"ho'e Washington Delegation Win
Call on Hitchcock.

Washington, Dec. 1.-Senator Piles
today talked with Secretary Hitchcock
about the irrigation situation in
Washington, but was unable TO learn
anything positive as to the disposition
10 De made OF the various projects now
pending. The senator thinks it would
De wise for the delegation to call upon
'ne secretary in body to discuss the
matter, and this will be done when the
entire delegation arrives.
senator Ankeny and Representative
Jones are expected tomorrow.
senator Piles and Representative
Cushman this morning paid their ra.
spects to the president.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
klondike in Antar,;~

Santiago de Chile. Dec. 1.-Grsa,
excitement prevails in the gold 6slds
bordering on the Straits Of Mara 1s'os
. 10y companies have been formed and
mere has been great opening of the the
;s esa y ana washeries. The field prom.
i'es To be second Klondike pun
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

st. Petersburg, Nov. 80. - Accofus
to dispatches received here, s'as
almost open rebellion exists among :
troops in Manchuria. A revolution,
movement has spread among the luz 's
stan troops. The Manchurisn wv
declare that it is impossible to ezl'
the rations served them. They
condemn the medical resources
state that thousands of them are W
Tor service, but are detained ID '
province.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

washington, Dec. 5.-Commander
neenier. eommandant OF the naval sta.
ton at Key West, reported to the Navy
department that the wireless station Al
Ney west has received message bv
~, mafeiess IRON the station at Colon.
The distance is about i 600 nsrt;csi
niles and the Island of Cuba lies dj-
reciiy across the lines between the two
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

Washington, Dec. 8. Secretary
hitchcock today authorized construc.
'ion oil tbs Umatilla irrigation project
ana set aside out OF the reclamation
iund 100000 to defrsy all costs.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

5uenos Ayres, Dec. IA ser;ons a.
broke out here today in a wara J ho' nre
inclnd;na , ,nna ann merchandise.
T1 ha loo' 900 cans of petroIeun
i n s,a n5e is still burning as this dispatch
at 100000. estimated
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS D0IN6S


Senator Hepburn, OF Idaho, has CIV
IN waning that be will fight forest 70.
serves to the Last.
Balfour has resigned ~ British pre-
mier and Campbell Bsnnerman has
be1n summoned 10 take charge.
fire has destroyed the pattern stor-
nGe house 81 the Illinois Steel company
st Chicago, entaiIing loss OF ii 900, !
600.
Secretary BonApsrte recommends the
building Of the new dry dock at the
Puest sound nary yard TO cost 81 $780,
600.
Rsots and disorders continue through
ous russia, and d German squadron Ii
rs~dy 10 assist tue cxar In fight, III me-
eessary.
The allies are not meeting with much
suces1s In securing their demands on
ths sultan, and hxve seized another
inland.
Secretary Hitchcock IN 10 impressed
With the Klamath project that he will
sst aside ~ 600, 900 more to complete
the work.
Only two places we're vacant In the
senate Mt roll call on the opening day.
Mitchell, oil Oregon, and Burton, Of
knAsaS, not responding to their names.
Congressman Lorimsr, OF Chicago,
wants congress TO appropriate t3l .0O0,-
DOC TOR l4foot channel from the Chi
csgo drainage canal to the Mississippi.
Attorney General Moody says rebates
srs still being given by railroads. al
tohugh the practice la not 80 general.
Ills plan to remedy present troubles Is,
when special favor Ia discovered TO
have bean given one shipper, make that
special favor the future rate.
More troops have mutinied In Po-
land.
Heney will conduct tho land fraud
trials In Portland.
An explosion In Wyoming coal
mine killed 10 men.
Chicago and Milwaukee are now con-
nected by an electric railway.
There bias been violent quarrel be.
tween the GEAR and Grand Duke yladi-
mir.
A large part OF Moscow, Russia. has
besn destroyed by fire. set by revoIu-
tionists.
w. q. Hristol has taken the oath OF
Office 40 United States District attorney
for Oregon.
An unknown person threw a missile
through window OF President Roose-
velts special train.
General Corbin haa declined 10 be
chief OF staff because he says he la not
entitled 10 tho rank.
A number OF shespherders are mlss-
Ing In Montana and II Ia believed they
have been frozen To death.
Panama and foreign capitalists ara
endesvoring TO got permission TO build
railroad across the isthmus.
great nwindllng scheme has been :
exposed in Chicago In which two of
oregon's land land fraud artists we're
he principals.
Meriwsther has been acquitted OF !,
nAnsiaughter. He and Midshipman .
8Fanch fought and the latter died az a =
'ssuls OF tie flght. :
Turkey will not yield TO the powers .
nd wants 30 fight. p
o'reans ut Seoul are fighting against a
spaneso Dictatorship. -
hermann's trial has been postponed W
ntil after congress on account OF the
ress OF business.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09

fittsourg, Pa, Dec. At is feared
mat many of toe steel mills will he
obliged to close from lack OF ferro-msn ~
sanese' the supply of which has been
cut on because of the strikes in Russia
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-09
Change in Inauguration oaY.

Washington, Nov. S0.-The Nsl's,
committee on inauguration has uD "a
mously decided to recommend CUE ia
OF date OF presidential inaugufs'"s
from March 4 to the last Thursdsf
April.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-14

Denver, Jan. 1i.-( Special. In
filing his protests against the un-
seating of Senators Healy and Born.
Senator DeLong. the republican mem
ber who parted from his colleagues
and stood for constitutional proceed
ure. said;
This is a peculiar situation that
confronts us. In a contest two years
ago Senator Born was unjustly seat
ed by the democrats, who then had
control of this body.
Many of the democrats who voted
to seat him have, as individuals, since
stated to me that they knew then,
and know now. that their action
was unjust and their position unten-
able, except on the ground that there
then existed a political necessity, and
that in their opinion the house had
unjustly unseated certain democrats
and put republicans into their places.
Permit me to say to those demo-
cratic senators that there is now be-
fore them an opportunity to right
the wrong which they did-an op-
portunity to join with me and the
other republican members OF the SEN
ate. and give the necessary constitu-
tional two-thirds vote. or more. to
legally expel Senator Born from the
seat which he now occupies. This
would be doing nothing more than
saying publicly. as senators. what
they have privately expressed as cit
liens.
And now let me say to my fellow
republicans that our party has gone
before the people on n plank of law
and order on that plank perhaps
more than on any other in tho plat
form the people have intrusted us
with power: let us not now abuse
it, The provisions of the constitu-
tlon are clear and plain. After a
senator has been seated and his
rights to sit in this body have been
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-14

made him laugh producer Of the
first water.
Eve-yholy knows that Jack CAL
lupe is a comedian among comedians,
and everybody was certain that OF
fcer Callahan, one OF the finest,
would he one of the leading spirits
of the show. for Gallupe was to por-
tray Callahan. No one was disap-
pointed. Jack surpassed himself last
night. He was an ideal Irish cop.
Gallupe is "a tried, tested and ap-
proved comedian.
James Munson. as George That
>cher, the old minstrel, was well made
up and made very satisfactory ne
gro. His song was one Of the hits
of the evening,
George Best. as Tommy Jiggs.
proved to the audience that he is an
actor OF no mean ability. He is a
first class comedian. a graceful dan
Ger and pleasing singer.
Really, every person that tool, part
in the performance deserves the high
est commentator. There was no
thing inferior in the work of a sin
gle performer,
The first specially Of the evening
was participated in by the entire
company, with Mr. Best and Miss
Sawyer leading The song was catchy
and well rendered and the move
ments of the dancers were almost
perfect
The song. Show the White of
Your Eye" sung by Miss Sawyer and
Mr. Best. was one of the biggest hits
of the show They were forced to
respond to three encores. They are
great team Of entertainers
The drill OF the Salvation Army
girls and their musicians and con
yert5 was great Miss Frances Cor
ooran. as the street girl convert or
the tough, was true to life. and her
story brought down the house. Her
makeup was splendid and her ac-
tions and manner brought forth the
most strenuous applause. The young
ladies were correctly garbed for the
act Those participating in this feat
ure were Misses Coreoran. O'Nen.
Buclius. Goodwin and Messrs. Sef-
ION, Hardy, struthers. Limbaugh and
Hamilton.
When Jennings sang %The Man Be
hind" there was laughter "a-plenty."
The ballad was well rendered and
the chorus strong
I'm BE Your Ralnbeau." as given
BY Misses Hensley. Grimth and Ban
MISTER Mrs. Mason, and Messrs. Acll-
erman, Hards. Ackermau and Ker-
stetter, was cake walk OF the swell
est kind The young ladies wor,
beautiful gowns and the young meT
were calamity graceful. The spe
! cialty highly pleased the audience.
One of the prettiest features o
the show was the March of tn,
Rough Riders" Nothing too goo,
can be said about this drill. givoi
by sixteen pretty young ladies. Tn,
rough rider costumes were very at
s tractive. The drill was made up viii
5 all manner OF intricate movement
r and charming effects. There wer,
5 phalanxes, squares. circles. triangle
- and wheels. Perfect time was KEEP
3 by the young ladies' and the encore