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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

At the end Of one Of the sessions
Of the worlds conventions Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
union In Boston. 5frs. l.. n. y. stey-
ems condemned the habit that 50
many men have Of going out be-
tween the acts at the theateT
4 am in hearty sympathy said
Nrs. Stevens, with woman whose
husband said heartily 10 her, At the
end Of an interesting drama
"'Jove, what play J don't Be-
Ileye there was q dry eye IN the
house when the curtain went down
on the third act
no. said the lady, bitterly: but
there seemed TO be the usual number
OF dry ti1roats.'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
500 II il Fails to Gore.

There - more Catarrb IN this section
of the country than aIl other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed To be incnrable.
For a great many years doctors pro.
nonnced IL q local disease and preecib.
Ell local remedies, and by constantly
failing 10 cure with local treatment,
pronounced IL fDcurabIe. Science has
proved cataTTh 10 be a constitutional
disease and Therefore requifcs cOnsltu-
tioBaI treatment Halls Catarrb
Cure. manufactured by n. j. Cheney
4. Co, Toledo. Ohio, IL the only con
sfitutiOnal cure on the MARKET IL ~
taken internally in doses from 10 drops
10 a teaspoOnfuI. IT acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case IL fails 10 cure.
send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. r.. J. CHENEY IL Co,
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. Tic.
Take Halls Family Pill for conshpa-
ffnrs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

Among those from Annapolis who
registered al the Maryland Building
on Saturday At the jamestown Expo
sftiou are Mr. George W. Bowers, Miss
Isenette BoDney. 4. Del. Walk, Miss
Rosalie u. Walk, SIR. and Mrs. j..
Eugene Walk, Eugene r. NaIK, All
u Annapolis. 4 large number u An
napOiitans are expected 20 be At
jamestown this week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

Found What? Why thai csan1berlain's
ALIVE csres eczema and all manner 81 itch
inc az tho kin. I have been afflicted for
INV wears wifh skin diseage. ] had 70 get
10 three OF four times eTery night ard ssah
~fsh cold writer 70 aIiay the terrible itching,
"a sir,ce usinz this szIve in December, 100,
,lye itching bas stopped and has %. troubled
-. = F.,r.pK.- gohss +. DSoLEYs Kootyslje,
-. For sale by FeIdmeser Bros Drug
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

Mrs. Edward Powers who has been
quite sick at her residence corner
Conduit aud Duke Of Gloucester street
i convaIescing. Her many friends
are rej0Iced 70 hear Of her improved
condition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
Yes, Indeed.

Anxious Housekeeper-It f. TOO
sggrayatlng that those miserable
hens always lay the least when eggs
are 80 dear.--BerIincT IIlustierts
ZeItung.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

When the cold winds dry ard LEX
the skin get DeWitf's IN Haze
saIye. Sold By FeIdmeyer b.o@., Drug,
Qleta.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
Application for Liquor LiGsuSs.


CITY TREAsUREE-s OFFICE
ANzAPoLEs. SD. Nay -1ssv iaNT-
TIE undersizned petitioner has nied Al
Appflcaflon with tbe fitg Ire4s<rerr - 80
sent 70 the Mayor, G0sl nS@scr a14 AAeler - =
N fne ClfT u Annapolis. Nd f0r kal1il
Llqu0r License. 70 sell spirlf1ous anf hsr-
mented Liquors
KATHERISE SHERMAN, Cor Sortb-
west and Calvert 5Greets~
VIC GOTT. cei- a Tre4s--
Arna ca51s- ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
Birth Announced

SIR. and NFs. William T.. Hodges,
II last North avenue, Atlanta- Gss,
announce the birfh " son, william
Harwood- Mrs. Hodges was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Hodges, 81 Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
TO KILL THE DAwDaUrF GERM.
T. the onfy Possible way & sfaying
"A Effective CsTe.

II you see a zoEaaE Or q nan ssj11 Tx
rrfart glossy hair. you rsay " asl-
ther has dardrrH % suOunt % anfls.1E
IN rearIy every case whore women AM
men have thin brittle hair. trey owe y
q dandru0. There are bgndrcds u prep
arasic-g that s'cfsfm" - cgrc IanSr1sn,
hst not ore but Nezh-c'z HerDicSee tells
you that dandrpI II the result o. germ
burr0wizE into tbe scaIp. ard that %,
r1rent cure Il 6zrdruH ana IT. cor9ee
qzeut falling ard tsss8DeEs. can only n
had 81 killing fhe germ ard there - no
ether preparation that VII destroy that
rerr1 b1t EeWbro's Hcrpicf6e- Destroy
TIE eanre. ard vou remove fhe e1ect.'
Sold ~ leading druggists. fend fc, 81
STAMPS f0- sample % The f5erDic5de 70,
Ectrolf- 1ffcr-
rcr sale b. Ysl1meysr Bros.. CITY
Drug Store, Special Agents.
Two sszes-s0 cents and eL0e.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

.H.saNr HstaHN aNK 4FEAMEE5 fof
AMt#FFEM and BALTIMORE
NNsE rIfNr aad RICHMOND. VA
nnes IeaNe Baltimore daily texcept
81 IL -. aut arrive Nest Fui1t
s. saf islraasaud a. t.lH >. m
leaving 1AsGfanofN GA Mondays
81 "A FRIDAYS. tn4 letftnE "a ost
IaasiaEz. Thursdays, ant ~4tiif-
Ha4 az tAl0aNr4&NE NaAatt Clements
a.arsa lfff -tsNulErf .estfia< s-ti-
aH LHHe i1Fs. thursdays AMI 14tHf-
p. NaN ff'otuf un Muutinysf "a eHtfies-
.# NrataFs Nea a. fareto#a AA&
Ia9E veal her reftnittsusl
tmMtss F.EANK SALT woNE FEOA
lNH 81 t.EaHf ST Wharf,
fleanls 90 as puiats may - -
sefae cess xrat ant st.tterttoftie fs-
srn Efr EicEFl NsHre. li8 =.
rIsuet. A4Ekt1A Al. h1b~D&
baltimore street.. nF tne tsUHgr~
aigFt 80. A4lti1noret No = =
#e4rHE n. p. GhASAs
.sar wanaaar t4an. q 49,. A sen
naeN sA As 3 tfer Pass AEsnt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
i-rsauIis washington & BaItu.

assfnnH Earouany tn Geunrcttom wifh
H-.esrleania aad . q o. Railroads.
rfa.e fu effect I1ue Htns iA9.
~ Nln1 annapolis runnnst @itn tn1
nnHaa ft. fs a. tIIrntDn, ana tHs hal
H.naln t1 ~ ~ Annapolis function
aaiHaa &affa. Naal. south and NsNi.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

rraafags ASS saturdays only.
aaalts. 181 = re- Ar. Baito-. 80 40 b ~
81 um Ar. Annapolis. t1 - , ~
wIfzoN Brown. Manaxsr.
HgnWN. e. r. a y. AGENT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

wEFflkNE Fk--FNstnltS CntD MEIA''
AM AUGUSTA.
Far 84u R0lEr COMFORT sad SOk.
Hffza AT.
MEeatH#re sMNFa Baltimore daily fsxeHp u
asfar 1I HM 3 "a. anH arrive cd at Point
rer.rs 1I an. an1 HarfuiA at l-ia - pa.
esn eststfas fisn ia aailm vita tna tkafi
r.st tIues f1f .fi uuirfs @uutn snd south
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
colchester Company.
l'. - Schsdgls.

fAEl AlttF FDA Az &Af0Ll@s
a.fnrs.fsg euf Friday. SIT a. M.
aNNAF1fsl@ FuN BkaftMDHE
HaInaEIaV FRIDAY
aHEerrhfs FuN kfFEH LANotNfts.
s a a.tnrs|faFs. tFl4ays.
nt ...........s.s...s.il.i A. r..
- ElrEefa frnu fnnae ails % kiver
a0Ea ga aav. - esnts. -
ar Information apply % Agents a.
TpINH EsNEK COMPANY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

waek. Tie Sc Cd week 7 began eating
aearfir. { began % improve gereraliy,
ara before seven weeks bad passed
vas -ssu. ! bad spent Hundreds = dol
ls~- for medicine that DID not help ne
hnf s. usrsh of Duaa's Kidney Pills Re-
stored 81. = perfect health
4 FELE TfsIAL. 81 this great kidney
rsrsl.eiae which cured Miss knight VIZ
4. nailed 90 application 70 any part q
tAe Uaifed States. Address Fcster-3iiE
hsrn Co. B1Eaio. =. y Sold y :.
dealer. prise. 9fry cents per box
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
66o Annapolis
INSTITUTION

gspN DAmY-fsundays ard Lsxal Holidays
Excsptac1
PRO "a. -. TO p. n
fssprs TUESDAYS AND sATURDAYs-fLsg-
81 Holidays EEcsptsd-l
pn0M - a TO 8 p. n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

1rfed 70 uss
Eozzn kaIEy
pills ached IN
cr 1e and
II ad intense
Pains IN TIE LID
neys ard pei
&c organs Tie
urine was fbHk
and cloudy. and
I could barely
eat enough r.
i've ] felt 3
change for II
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10
lsoline and Oil Stoves
REPAIRED.

AZ war bone. Leave
ya saudau street.
I0ffN HOWARD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-10

To add 4 section % Ankle XIV 81 re
City Code Of Annapolis % & kzovn
a. sSection 70.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
CHICAGO ELECTION TODAY.
Street Railway Issue overshadows All
Others.

Chicago, April 2.-The decisive con-
test in Chicago's mulncipal camph;gn
takes place today, when the electorate
will decide fUr or against the street
railway ordinance passed by the city
council in February. The ordinance
provides for the granting Of 20-year
franchises 10 the two companies now
operating the street railway lines. In
return the companies are to give uni
versal transfers., through routes and a
better service for "A scent fare. The
lines are TO be rehabilitated under the
direction of the city at cost of S4O,-
100000. The city on' six months no
tice may buy the lines for $50 600
plus the cost of rebuilding. While
the companies operate the lines they
are to pay to the city 55 per cent of
the net Income.
There are the usual declarations of
confidence on the part of the rival
mayoralty candidates, Mayor Dunno.
heading the democratic ticket, and
Frederick A. Busse, the standardbear-
er of the republicans, The newspapers
this morning wind mp the multitude
nous apostrophes and imprecations
which have long filled their columns
daily, and make a final appeal to the
voters to deliver true verdict.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
Roosevelt Is Sizzling.

Washington, April 2.-The presi-
dents lstters to Sherman concerning
Hartman are sizzling with refutations,
and he has told sherman to show them
to Hartman. He said he not only
never promised to appoint Depew TO
the French embassy, but said he be-
lieved it to be impossible and was also
surprised that Hartman wanted to as
severate he had written favoring Hyde.
He said his conversations with Har-
riman related entirely to Higgins and
that Roosevelt was willing to confer
with Hartman to aid Higgins and
would liked to confer with Hartman
later in regard to government control
of railroads. The letters showed Har-
riman thought his message should
contain nothing indicating what
should be the attitude of the railroads
toward the interstate commerce COM
mission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
RESTORING RESERVE LAND.
P!nchot Makes Segregation OF Over
2OO.O Acres.

Washington, April 2.-Forestcr
Pinchot has ordered the restoration
to public settlement Of about 200,-
600 acres which had been withdrawn
temporarily and placed in forest re-
serves The lands are: 1873, $50 acres
which had been placed temporarily
in the reserve in Las Animas county,
Colo; 42,240 acres adjacent to the
southern portion of the Big Belt ma
ttundl forest In Park and Gallatin
counties, Mont, and ASSOC acres in
Grant county, Il. NJ, adjacent to the
big Burros reserve.
This last named, on examination,
was found to be chaparral and open
grassland, hence, following the pol
icy which the bureau has adopted, it
was restored to settlement.
The Montana laEds were fmInd to
he chiefly grazing in character. The
Colorado land was restored because
1t was represented by commercial
bS dies Of Trinidad, Colo, that the
most of the area was already filed on
by settlers, and, as In the case of all
restored lands, when 80 days have
elapsed. 1t will be open to entry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
GARFIELD REFUSES AID.
No Relief for Wyoming Cat1lcmcn
Says the Secretary.

says tne ScCrctdry.
In response to a telegram from
Governor Brooks of Wyoming, Sec
retary Garfield states that he cannot
make any departure from the order
requiring that fences on the public
lands be removed, says a Cheyenne
dispatch Governor Brooks telegram
was addressed to the secretary of ag-
riculture, and is as follows:
"Owing to the extent of cattle
range in Laramie, Albany and Con-
verse counties, Wyoming, 1t would / e
very dangerous to have all tie fences
removed that President Roosevelt has
ordered down, as cattle would Re at
large and spread disease everywhere.
few months time should be given
these cattlemen to dip infected herds
before the April / fence order Is IN
forced"
The communication was referred
by Secretary Wilson to Secretary Car
field and the latter replied:
"As congress did not amend the
fence law as suggested by the depart
ment, cannot make exception re-
garding special fences. The facts to
which you refer were fully known
lsrt winter to the cattle and sheep
interests affected and ample notice
was given of the result IL no legisla-
tion were enacted. No action 9th 81
than the enforcement of the law car
now be taken by the government"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
EVIDENCE IS
CONFLICTING
THE TONES PHYSICIAN
THINKS THAW is SANE
jerome Himself Sticks to the Theory
That lie Is Sane at This Time,
While DR.. Hamilton, an Expert,
Substantiatcs the Same Claim
Roth Witnesses Have Studied
Thaw. l..a-,

New York, April 2.-Dr. Mcclure.
the Tombs physician. was called as
the first witness before the Thaw lu.
macy commission today. DR.. Nc
CURE Is the Tombs physiciln. He tes-
titled he saw Thaw two or three times
week while In prison and also has
been in court frequently to observe
Thaw. He said he never observed
anything unusual in the defendants
action. He declared Thaw was always
rational in conversation.
jerome examined Mcclure briefly,
bringing out rhe fact THAI he never
examined tn defendant with the view
of determining his sanity.
Jerome. when DIR. Hamilton ,ook
the stand, engaged in Il discussion 1f
n legal point with Commissioner Nc
Cluge. The discussion led to Nc
Cure's asking, You claim, then, that
Thaw has been insane through all this
trial?" Jerome replied, Yes, sir"
DR.. Hamilton swUre he does not
think Thaw is capab bic of advising his
attorneys.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
MILLIONS GIVEN
THREE TRUSTEES
MRS. EDDY SPRINGS A
TREMENDOUS SURPRISE
Move Yhken to FOrestan Prosecution
of the Suit Brought by Her Son
and Other Relatives TO Compel an
Accounting of Her Estate-Prose-
cution Also Charged Misappropria-
tion and Mismanagement.

Concord, n. H., April 2.-Mrs. Ed
dy has given millions into the charge
Of three mon prominent in the
church, to act as her trustees so long
as she lives. The transfer was made
March 6 ard became known this af-
tern"on, when her attorneys made
returns to the suit in equity to COM
pei the leaders of the church to an
swer charges of mismanagement and
misaupropIiatinn of Mrs. Edy's prop
erty.
ny virtue Of the assignment the
three trustees moved this afternoon
for leave to intervene and substi-
tutei in place of her so-called dear
friends" Mary Baker Glover and
F,orge w. Baker, Mrs. Eddy's rela-
tives.
This surprise. promised by the de-
fensc. has created a sensation. The
transfer of property, real and per-
sonal, was made for the considera-
ton of 81. The trustees to control
during Mrs. Ed'ly's earthly life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02

and the like triumphant over the re-
publican party, you Informed me that
he told you that he did not care in
the least, because those people were
crooks, and he could buy them. That
whenever he wanted legislation from
state legislature that he could buy
II. That he could buy congress, and
that If necessary he could buy the
judiciary"
The president continues:
This was doubtless said in boast
and synicism, and partly in a burst
Of bad temper, because of his objec-
ton to the interstate commerce law
and TO my actions as president; but
II shows a cynicism and deep seated
corruption which makes the man ut
tering such sentiments and boast
ing. no matter how falsely, of the
power to perform such crimes, at
least as undesirable a citizen as Debs
or Mover or Haywood. 1t is because
We have capitalists capable of utter
ing such sentiments and capable Of
acting upon them, that there Is
strength behind the sinister agitators
of the Hearst type.
"The wealth of corruptionists and
wealth of the demagogue who exeites
in the press or on the stump, in of
flee pr out of office, class against
class. and appeals TO the basest pas
SONS of the human soul are funda-
mentally alike and equally enemies
of republic l am Mortified, as was
Root, when you told us today what
Hartman had SAID to You. AS say.
if you meet him, you are entirely
welcome to show him this letter, al
though of c0urst, it must not be made
public undess required by some rea-
son of public policy, and then only
after my consent has been first obs
| lamel"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02

sertions in the alleged Hartman
Webster letter making public copies
Of letters the president wrote to Con-
gresham Sherman of New York, last
summer. In one Of these letters the
president said:
II understand you to say that Har-
riman alleged that I made this prom
ise (referring to Depew as ambassa-
dor to France) at time when he had
come to see me in Washington in 1904,
when / requested him to raise a
s250,000 fund for the presidential
campaign then on. Any such state
ment is a deliberate and wilful un-
! truth; by rights it should be charac-
terized by shorter, more ugly word.
/ never requested Hartman to raise a
dollar for the presidential campaign in
1904"
After giving out the above cores
pondence the president said, 81 fee
particularly fortunate in having beer
attacked within the last few days by
both Burton and Hartman"
The president then authorized the
following statement:
| after writing the letter to Sher'
man the president was assured Har
riman had not make the statemen
Sherman credited him with making
inasmuch as these same statement
appear in the letter of Hartman, nov
published. The president deems /
proper the letters he sent to Sherman
last October shall now themselves b.
made public"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
TACOMA At wALLA wALLA.
League Team VIII Practice at Garden
City for Time.

The Walla Walla Statesman says of
the coming of the Tacoma baseball
team to that city:
Manager NJ. ]. Lynch of the Tacoma
Tigers, and eight ball players of that
aggregation arrived in the city this
morning in order to take advantage
of the Garden City weather and Gar
den City ball park for their practice.
Manager Lynch took his colts i'm
mediately to the Dacres hotel. When
interviewed this morning he said he
expected to have Il men here At work
in the next few days.
Among the artists who are here is
Danny Shea, cousin to the famous
Danny, who is yellow Kid" on the
Athena team, was well known to local
fans. Danny himself played with
Athena four years ago and later play
ed for the Moro professional team
when Whitman college took its famous
trip down to sherman county.
Later Danny was catcher on the
Portland league and is still sure
man behind the stick.
Ike" Butler, the former Portland
twirler of note, is one of Lynch's
bunch. He was a favorite with the
Portland bleachers before Tacoma
captured him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02

Chicago, April AT a moment
when the railway situation seemed
past the crucial point, the radical ele-
ments in the unions committee be-
came active and at noon there was
much uncertafnty
Garretson said after the conference
this morning, I'VE are Just at the
starting point, With nothing gained
and nothing lost. The labor side has
not receded an inch from the original
position. The mems patience will be
exhausted pretty soon If the roads do
not show a spirit of concession"
Commissioners Knapp and Neill are
apparently much discouraged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
Hartman Waited advance Message.

WashIngtcr, hpril 1.-The presi-
dents correspondence with Harri-
man shows the president was not
seeking Harriman's aid; that Harri-
man sought an advance copy of the
presidents message. The president
refused it, saying even members of
the cabinet were not permitted to
see any part Of ii, and that the three
press associations had it under
official appearance.
These letters between the Iresi-
dent and Hartman were enclosures
with correspondence to sherman. In
one letter Hartman strongly urged
the appointment of Hyde to Paris.
and said Hyde certainly would have
the backing of Depew and Plat.
1.-THE whole shows how incompatible
1.-THE whole shows how compatiable
actions at times were with any the
o,y now advanced that | solicited or
sought or expected any campaign
contribution from Hartman. / con-
ferred with Hartman, Morgan. Hill
ard Other railroad men the same as
l did with keefe. Morrissey and 9TH
er labor leaders"
The president continues to Sher-
man, $50 much for what Hartman
said about me personally. Far more
important are the additional re-
marks he made to YOU, as you in
form me. When you asked him II
he though; It well to see Hearstism
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02

New York. April 2.-The publica-
tion of the Hartman letter in which
he is said to have declared Roosevelt
appealed to him in 1904 to secure
campaign funds, reveals a peculiar sit
uation. Hartman says the letter was
furnished the World by former en-
ploye named Hill, he insists, and says
1t is about as imperfect as a poor
stenographer could get from old notes.
warned the World the letter must
not be printed, but when l found /
could not stop it, 1 telephoned the
American to release the letter for that
papers use
Hartman admitted writing the let
ter. but raid, 81 went further" accord
ing to the Worlds reporters, "than the
copy you have. You only have a part
of II. The letter. If printed in full
would do irreparable harm. 1t is CO.
ing to react on the person who prints
it, because 1t falls short of the mark
aimed" The letter created stir in
Wall street today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
RANCE MEETING IN PENDLE7ON APRIL z

For the purpose of allotting about
$4,000 acres of range land recently
added to the Wenaha forest reserve
in Umati!la county, Forest Supervisor
]. NJ. Schmitz of the Wenaha reserve,
has called meeting of stockmen in
terested to be held in this city on
April 12.
The new addition to the Wenaha
reserve includes the greater part Of
townships 1 south, and 1, and 8
north, range SO east, and lies along
the eastern border Of the Umatilla
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
ii. w. GOODE is DEAD.
President of Lewis and Clark Fair
Corporation Died of Pneumonia I'm
New jersey.

PRESIDENT OF Lewis and Clark Fair
Corporation Died of Pneumonia In
New Jersey.
While attending meeting of the
board of directors of the Portland
Railway, Light and Power company,
of which he was president, II. w
GooGe Of Portland, president of the
Lewis and Clark fair corporation and
one If the leading citizens of the
state Of Oregon. died yesterday at
Atlantic City, n. j., after a very
brief illress with pneumonia.
Mr.. Goode left Portland for the
east on March 10, passing through
Pendleton on the evening Of that
date. He had slight cold ut that
time, which was aggravated by the
journey across the continent until it
had developed into severe case of
pneumonia by the time he reached
rhila delphia. SMA
The funeral was held in Chicago
today, where intsrmcnt took place.
He left wife, one daughter and one
son,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02

reservation at the base of the Blue
mountains.
Only stockmen interested in this
immediate section OF range will at
tend the meeting as 1t will not affect
in my way any range in any other
portion of The reserve.
The addition tc the Weraha re-
serve includes a large section of ex-
cellent range which has been used by
umatilla county people and who will
be on hand to make application for
cllotments within the new boundar-
les,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-02
Hartman Is frantic.

New York, April 2.-Harri-
man, almost frantic with rage,
refuses to defend himself ex-
cept to admit the authorship
of the letter. The end of the
greatest sensation Roosevelt
has sprung in n most spectac-
ular administration, is not yet
in sight. This morning 1t
seemed as If the president had
hit hard: this afternoon the
world is staggered at the force
of the blow he hit in return.
Wall street is speechless and
the politicians dumfounded.