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The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Revolt Looms up In Eoyp,

LONDON. Oct. 2s. - The foreign office is preparing for serious trou- ble in Egypt. as the Young Egypt party is extremely active and agi- tating for an uprising against English rule lt is feared that the situation is due to shortly become acute
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Commission to be Non-partisan.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-President Taft has issued a statement to the effect that the new tariff commission will be strictly non-partisan.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Teddy Issues Manifesto.

NEW YORK. Oct 28. - Theodore Roosevelt is about to issue state ment iu regard to the election of 1912. and the part he is likely to play therein
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Battle In Abyssinis.

ROME. Oct. 2S. A battle oc- cured to day between the troops of the emperor and the dOwager em- press in which many hundreds were slain on both sides
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Taft on Foreign Warshlp.

NASHINGTON. Oct. a PreSi- dent Tatt today went aboard an Ar genuine Warship and was entertain aG hy -er officers.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
One leper Detained.

STOCKTON, Oct % Edward Fickert leper. who has recently returned from the Philippines. was arrested on train this morning while he was enrOnte East
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Vesuvius in Eruption.

ROME. Oct. 24-Mount Vesuvius is again in a state of active erup- tion and the people residing near are fleeing for their lives. Ten fatal ities have already occurred
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Official Returns Are In.

JUNEAU Oct 25. The official returns from the First Ii,islon ot rht vote at the recent eiertion for tctegaJa are as follows Wicker sham. lol1; Orr. 374. O'C1nnrr %o.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Portland laborers Killed.

PORTLAND. Oct. 2H.-A runaway flat car came into collision with a car on the United Railways track today and five laborers were killed
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
General Eats Some Germs.

NEW YORK. Oct -Brigader General Allen is suffering from pto- maine poisoning, contracted from eating some canned goods
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Brief Filed in Heinze Case.

WASHINGTON. Oct g.. The government filed it's brief today in the case against F August Heinze on the charge of wrecking the Mer- cantile Bank of New York
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Mormonism Is Spreadinu.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2S. The government has been advised that colony of sixty Mormons from Mex leo is about tO locate in Utah
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Earl Greer Seattle Man

SEATTLE, Oct 2S The Earl Greer who was reported yesterday 10 have been murdered by Mondanos in the Philippines. is a Seattle man. He recently was married and with
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Attell defeats kilIbane.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 25-Attell to- day was given the decision at the end of his ren-round fight with Johnny Kilbane
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Heinze Is In the Tombs

NEW YORK. Oct. 27. F. Aug. Heinze was committed to the Tombs this morning on a charge of attempt ing to tamper with federal grand jur- 0rs.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Biq Fish Dealer Dead.

SEATTLE. Oct 24 James II Cal vert, head of the San Juan Fis1 com pany died today al his rc,idence from complication of diseases.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
426.ooo Weeb Fee. Are There.

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 2S. - The revised census places this city's pop ulation at 213,oh0 It is understood that the recount al Tacoma is to be commenced at once
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
May Oefeat BeYeridne

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2S.-Willis Abbott predicted today that Sena tor Beveridge will be defeated in his candidacy for reelection
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Alaska Gold Received.

SEATTLE, Oct % The 'a shipments of Alaska gold. during this season of navigation. were received here today The shipments from the various places amounted to two mil lion dollars
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Another Filipino Uprising.

MANILA, Oct D. - Another in surreCtion in the islands is threat ened by the Monabos Dattas, who have declared war against the Americans. asserting that they will drive them all from the islands. Brigadier Gen eral Pershing is in command of the American force which has been sent to quell the uprising
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Thinks BaIIoonists Perished.

TORONTO. Oct. 27. Professor Book, of the geological survey, be lieves that the crew of the balloon America II has perished in the woods of Northern Ontario.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Lend Chinks Some Money.

NEW YORK CITY. Oct % - A Chinese loan of s5O.0O0,O00 has just been engineered in this city by J. Pierpont Morgan
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Battleships on Cruise.

WASHINGTON. oct. 29.-The bat tleships of the Atlantic squadron are assembling prior to a cruise.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Are SeIlinu Hill Stocks.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-It is under stood that the Hartman system is selling out all of the stock it owns ir the Hill lines.
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his bride was spending the honey moon in the islands Mrs Greer. it is understood. escaped to the hills and was subsequently rescued
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DENIAL France. Oct. 24 - Cap tain Madiot, one of the most promi- nent of the military aviators. was killed today when his airship fell to the ground from a considerable height.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Recount is Promised Tacoma.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. - Chief Durand, of the census bureau. has announced that there will be a re- count of the population of Tacoma
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
First Staqe at Dawson.

DAWSON Oct 27 The first stage of the season to arrive over the trail from WhitehOrse reached here yesterday, having made the trip in seven days
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Greek Parliament Dissolved.

Athens, Oct 26-king George to summarily
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Beef Trust on the Garnet

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. 2S.-The trial of the case against the pack CTS trust has been commenced here
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31

II Cottrell negro. 10 he collector af customs ar the port of Honolulu
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Murdered in PhiIinpines.

MANILA, Oct 27 Two bands of Monabos are in revolt in Min danaO and Earl Greer an American and several other planters have been murdered.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Natives Gettina Restless.

MANILA, Oct 20 The upris- ing of the natives is assuming larg- CT proportions and more troops have been hurried to the interior
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 Four Vessels Were Wrecked.

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 HAVANA Oct. 25-During the hurricanes which recently ragged off this coast there were four vessels wrecked with considerable loss Of life. and others which have not yet been heard from may have met similar fate
 HAVANA, Oct. 29. An uprising has occurred in the provinces of Guantanamo and Pinar del Rio, and government troops have been hur- ried to the scene.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-31
Is Fined for Cnntemnt-

LONDON. Oct. 2s-The Evening News has been fined s1 900 for con tempt of court for publishing a story in regard to the Dr. Crippen case
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PORT AU PRINCE, Oct. 2. - Through an explosion of her boil CTS the Haytien gunboat La Liberte has sunk off Port Depaix. Fifty lives were lost and among those killed were ten generals of the army and and the officers of the gunboat.
 BERLIN. Oct. 2S There is a per sistent rumor on the streets here today to the effect that revolution has broken out in Greece.
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Was Plot Against Government.
 PARIS. Oct 26.-Premier Brand was informed today that the re- cent railroad strike was organized
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
ANOTHER PROFESSOR DENIES
HNIIF,N'S COMET DANGEROUS

Santa Clara. Calf. Feb. 11.-Rev-
Jerome $ Richard. director of the
Santa Clara college observatory, is
sued statement today sdeprecatlng
the opinion expressed by other sci
entists that all life on earth was in
danger of being suuffed out because
of cyanogen gas discovered in the
tail of Halley's comet Dr. Richard
stated that even though the cyanogen
reported in the comets tail came in
contact with the hydrogen of our at
mcsphere. it would result in COM
pound which may be either chemical.
mechanical or physical and that upon
the nature of the compound, its effect
will naturally depend
But there is no need in making
appeals to revelations or chemistry
which are known to be but few" he
continued at is better to stand by
the logic Of stubborn facts. There
are but few Of these beyond the fact
that Hatley's comet has been our
guest with neglible variations and fol-
lowed the same gyrations in its path
around the sun. yet no historian. mo-
philosopher, on chemist or alchemist
has been able to prove by the use of
proof that proves any single case Of
the comets tail poisoning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
HERNIANN'S ATTORNEY MAKES
FINNI. PLEA FOR ACQUTTTAI

Portland Feb 11.-Earnestly ap-
pealing to the jury to wipe off the
slate. and return a verdict Of acquit-
tai for Binger Hermann. Colonel
Worthington closed the arguments
for the defense at noon today in the
United States court, and thus end
ed the contentious of Hermann and
his counsel that he is innocent OF
the charges being brought against
him.
Heney will take up all of the time
until five this afternoon, making the
closing arguments for the government,
and the court will convene in the
morning to listen to the charge of
Judge Wolverton. This will take
most of the morning. The case will
be given to the jury for final consid-
GRAFTON at noon. 1t is believed a YER
dict viii be returned before SUNDAY
morning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
OPERATION BL|GHTS
PROFESSORS BRAIN
STANFORD EDUCATIONALIST
MUST LIVE IN DARKNESS
Violent Headaches Necessitate Oper-
ation-Slull Laid Open and Brain
is Injured in Operation-Condition
is Critical.

Stanford University, Caiif. Feb. II.
With his skull laid open and his
brain mutilated. John Andrew Berg
stron. professor of education at STAN
ford University, lies in semi-terpor at
the Pa,o Alto hospital. His life, hang
ing by thread, may be saved, but
his sight will be gone Violent head
aches at first little needed. began to
attack the professor about a year
ago. When time brought no relief
he stayed doggedly at his work, fear
ing an operation or a prolonged alb
sence might necessitate the discon-
uance of his courses. The plain finally
became intolerable and two months
ago Bergstrom went under the knife.
1t was found necessary to probe his
skull and in the operation his grain,
for a score of years a highly trained
storehouse of specialized knowledge
for which he has became a national
authority. underwent injuries from
which he will never recover. For two
months Bergstron put up a wonderful
fight for life. There is still hope he
may win the battle, but his life will be
one of darkness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
CourarS Say ChamOrro Can
Capture City Whenever He
Desires.
GENERAL MENA WINS
VICTORY AT LA GARITA
Insursent General Only Awaits Oppor-
tune Moment 10 Take City of Mama
gun-Chamorro Approaches by the
Northwest. COnquering Government
as He Goes-Yankee Insurgent Is
Wounded.

Bluefields Nicaragua, Feb. IL
Wireless. Colon) has
three thousand well. trained men un-
der his command and he will capture
Managua whenever he deems it op-
pnrtunc. according TO couriers arriv-
ing today from the scene of fighting
at La Garita and Santa Clara. The
couriers say Mena was completely
victorious at La Garita. At Santa
Clara ne was compelled to retire to
Moogan. where he set himself to the
task of holding. the government
troops while Chamorro advanced up
on Managua. Chamorro's intention
was to approach from the northwest
to ria the coast of several govern
ment forces in that section.s This ex-
plains the capture of Matagalpa, the
capital Of the province of the same
name by the revolutionists, news of
which has just reached here. Cour-
iers say if Chamorro had marched
directly to Managua he would have
taken the city last Tuesday or We'd
nesday.
Twenty-six of Mena's men were
killed and sixty wounded at Santa
Cara. where they were greatly out
numbered General Blandel was
among 'thc killed. and "Gabe." Con-
rad an American. was wounded at
Santa Clara and brought here today
suffering from bad abdominal wounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
EXPLORER DEFENDS
ACTION or COMMANDER PEARY

London, Feb. 10.-Capaln Robert
+. Scott, commander OF the British
antarctic expedition OF 10000. and
Of a new antarctic expedition soon to
set out, in a. lecture at York tonight
defended Commander Peary's action
in sending Captain Bartlett back.
He said that some injustice had
been done in this respect, and, while
it would have been better If he had
organized the party so that ne could
have had another white man to ac-
company him to the pole, under the
circumstances he had no choice be-
cause he was bound to send Bartlett
back as leader Of the Eskimo.
Captain Scott expressed the hope
that his expedition would arrive at
the south pole before the Americans
reached that objective point, and an
nounced his intention to have four
whites in each Of his parties and to
take the four fittest men TO make the
last journey so that the world would
have the evidence Of three white men
to support that OF the leader
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
MYSTERIOUS FOURTH DISEASE
SHOWS ITSELF IN PENOLETON

Have you had the Fourth Ds-
easc?" If not, you are not in the
swim for that is the fashionable dis
ease in Pcndleton at the present time.
1t is called the fourth disease" for
the reason that no other more suit
able name has yet been found for it,
and that II seems TO be closely relat-
ed in some respects to the three we'll
knowG t.ec0rcG Of measles, scarlet
fever and smallpox. 1t is contagious
and has existed in Pendleton in the
form of an epidemic for several
weeks, there having been at least 80
or 40 cases of the strange malady re-
ported.
Like the other three diseases nam
ed. this ones principal characteristic
is the skin eruption. Unlike the 9TH
-ers, however, the breaking out is of
comparatively short duration and
comes without any warning. 1t is
usually accompanied by sore throat
but the fever Is low and in many cases
the patients have not been forced to
take to their beds The illness FIRE.
duently does not last more than three
or four days and In no instance has
an illness of more than Fl days been
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11

recorded and then it was whore 9TH
cr diseases had been complicated
with ii.
The disease was first given its nama
by DR.. Clement Duke in about tho
year 1900 and though this is the first
time that it has ever been definitely
diagnosed as such in this city. local
physicians are of the opinion that there
was an epedemic OF the mysterious
malady here about three years ago.
One of the peculiar features of the
disease is that while it is undoubted-
ly contagious. not all those who are
exposed to il are made i'll. Some per-
sons seem to be immune, but as 20
what is the cause of the immunity is
not known 1t is known that neither
measles, scarlet fever or smallpox
makes one immune to 1t, for there
have been local cases in which the
patients have had one or the other of
these diseases and II is believed tnat
II would be possible for one to have
it after having had all three of the
others.
The physicians say II Is not at all
dangerous and no precautions have
been taken to prevent its spread.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11

With the fund growing like n big
snow bah rolling down hill the hopes
for the success of the traction move.
ment are now growing brighter hour
by hour. The enlarged soliciting
committee has just commenced upon
thorough canvass Of the city and
If the work can be carried on with the
success attained so far it will not be
many days until the traction system
will be assured for this city.
Until yesterday afternoon the sub
scription list stood with total of
SlO,SO0 subscribed. During the af-
ternoon another $1,000 was added and
during the forenoon today at least
$500 more was secured. BY evening
il is probable that the $4,000 mark
will be reached
Among those who have added their
names to the list of subscribers since
yesterday are ]. F. Temple, wen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
BANDITS TERRORIzE
MONTANA VILLAGE
LOOT BUILDINGS AND
BRIGHTEN INHABITANTS
Little Town of Divide, Near Butte
Scene of Dcsperados' ACTIVITY
Enter Post Office and Other Places
Securing Rich Haul-Possc in Pur-
suit

Butte, Feb. 1l.--Bandits looted the
town of Divide late last night accord
ing to message received her today,
and obtained $500 in cash and con
siderable amount of jewelry and
stamps. There were two men, both
OF whom were masked They entered
the post office blew open the safe,
and stole the contents, then broke
open the general store and took every
thing Of value that they could quick
ly exchange for coin. The thugs then
went to the Divide hotel and held up
the night clerk, securing a small sum
OF money After terrifying the inhabi-
tants, the outlaws rode from town \
posse started in pursuit shortly after
wards Divide is 80 miles from here.
aud local authorities are preparing to
join i'm the hunt ir the bandits are
hetdng this way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11

Kansas City Feb. 11.-As eli
max to the lengthy investigation Of
the mysterious death of Colonel
Thomas W. Swope on October 9.
1909, DR.. b. c. Hyde, husband Of the
late millionaire's niece, was arrested
on charge Of the alleged murder
Of the aged philanthropist.
The warrant upon which the arrest
was made was issued at the request
of Attorney John G. Paxton, execu-
tor Of the Swope estate
First degree murder is charged
The warrant says that DR.. Hyde, with
felonious intent, administered strych-
nine to Colonel Swope on the day of
his death. Across. the back OF the
complaint filed by Mr.. Paxton asking
for a warrant Prosecutor Virgil Conk-
ling wrote above his signature, ~
herewith endorse this complaint"
DR.. Hyde learned that a warrant
was being sought and, with the at
torneys, went to the prosecutors Of
flee to await the return of Mr.. Conk-
ling. He submitted to arrest without
demanding to hear the warrant read.
From there the party went to Inde-
pendence. Mo. where DR. Hyde was
grraigned before Justice w f. Loar.
The physician plead not guilty. He
was released on a bond of $50, 900.
His preliminary hearing was set for
February II.
Prosecutor Conking originally
planned to have the bond fixed at
S25. 900. But Hyde's attorneys had
arranged a $4,000 surety, and as they
expressed a willingness to give this
amount it was accepted.
The bond was signed by f. p. Neal,
president Of the Southwest National
bank. and H. +. Hall, president Of
the Hall-Baker Grain company; NJ.
d. Scruggs. livestock dealer: VIII
liam Mclaughlin. a horseman. and
John G. Cleary, Frank p. Walsh and
Judge John Lucts, attorneys.
These are all wealthy men.
The calmest man in the Justices
office in Independence was DR.. Hyde.
While attorneys busted themselves
making out the papers in the case and
the few spectators whispered loudly
and We'd with one another for a view
OF the accused physician. he sat near
County Marshal Joel b. Mayes. who
made the arrest and read a newspaper
that told of developments in the
Swopo ir",s.i"ation.
Mrs. E..e Is probably the only
person here. who does not know of
her husbands arrest on the charge
of killing Colonel Swopo. She is i'll
and has not been told. Hyde is out
under bonds and today consulted with
his attorneys. The endorsing of
Hyde's application for release on
bail created surprise, as the prose-
cutors action is unusual in first de-
gree murder charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11

Chicago Feb. IL Republican
newspapers in the west today stand in
the ratio of five to one against the
reelection of Speaker Cannon to the
speakership next congress while the
poll shows a ratio of eighteen to one
against his reelection among the in
dependents west of and in the vicn-
ity OF Chicago The poll was con-
Quoted by the Chicago Tribune in the
states of Ohio, Michigan. Illinois. In
diana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas. Ne
braska, Colorado Oklahoma. Utah.
Wyoming, Minnesota the Dakotas,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon.
California. Nevada, Missouri. Ken
lucky and Tennessee
Following is the list of questions
asked: 1. Is Joseph Cannon OF Illi-
nois your choice for speaker next
congress?
2. Do you endorse the Aldrich- Can
non tariff law or the Aldrich- Can
non organization Of the senate and
house?
Replies to the first question which
the editors returned would have set
tied the fate of the speaker had the
balloting actually been among con-
gressional constituencies represent
ed. The republican editors declared
against Cannon 1858 strong But 81
Of the Independent editors favored his
Tp-plagtipn xxrhiIA
phatic no" Supporters of the AID
rich-Cannon tariff and the regular or
ganization OF the senate and house
were similarly in the minority. Eight
hundred twelve of the republican edi-
tors declared for the tariff and or
ganization Opposed to them were
1855 Among the Independents the
result was - to 577. Totals: Favor
able to the annon-Aldrich tariff.
and regular" organ zation. S39;
against ,3263.
Speaker Cannon's home state, I'LL
nois, disapproved of his reelection by
an overwhelming majority. 2S2 edi-
tors opposing him, while o. favored
his return to the speakership. Fol
lowing is a table summarizing the
vote on the Pacific coast: Question
number one, DO you favor Cannon's
reelection California - republicans
yes %, no 80; Independents, yes g.
no SO; total, yes % no 1877. Wash
republicans, yes, 81, no 81;
Independents. yes none, no 13; total
yes p, no "a Oregon--republica
yes q, no 81; Independents yes l.
no 13: total. yes 10, no 81. Question
No. EDO you endorse :he Aldrich-
Cannon tariff organization? Wash
ington--republcans yes 23, no 81; in
dependents, yes none, no 49, totals
yes 23, no 80.
Oregon-republicans yes 3, no so;
Independents, yes none, no 1S: totals
yes 5. no 63.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-11
PVOFESSED PROMOTERS
WE'RE TRAIN ROBBERS

St Louis. Feb. 11.-Alleeed to have
held up. and robbed a Missouri Pa
ciflc train at Glencoe, Mo, January
p. four men are under arrest here
today They are w. w. Lowe James
Lowe. :. w. Ferguson ana George
EberlnE.
Three of the men have been here
since last Wednesday, according to
the authorities Their apprehension
was kept a secret until Eberlng was
taken at Hot Springs, Ark. today. The
two Loves and Emerson opened an
office in this city. to promote a COM
pany known rs the Alaska Dredging
& Mining company. Authorities al
Iege much of the stolen mail from the
train was found unopened in their Of
flee.