VOL. XLILyQ. 13,124. PORTLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 3, 1903.
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" PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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RUBBER QOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION line at such times fluctuated wildly, rush dates, and between the men back of the
RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING Ing from an Indicated strain of two tons
FO TBYOGEAN or less up to four and even Ave tons.
Recorder and Mr. Madge and his associ-
ates, there Is a feud of long standing and
and SHOES SERE RUBBER BOOTS When it Is understood that the breakinsr
strain Is S?i tons, It must be apparent that
failure to relieve the strain promptly
of great bltternes3.ThIs unfortunate con-
dition of affairs nearly cost Thurston
County Its Republican county and legis-
- BELTING, PACKING AND HOSE moant disaster to the precious line, and Its lative tickets.
loss In 2500 fathoms would have meant a Messrs. Hopp and King did not escape
long and serious delay In the completion
Pacific Resisted Laying the knife, any more than did the men
Good ycarRubbcrCo mpany of the work of laying the cable, as well
as being a most expensive happening to
Olympia Capitol Far on the county ticket who were marked
for slaughter. Moreover,' what Influence
Charges Against
Mat-
of Cable. the contracting company. Rare good Judg
ment in the handling of both the ship and From Completion. and prestige Governor McBrlde has In
Thurston County was during the on thews Fall Flat.
R. H. PEASE. President 73--
First St. Portland. Oregon. the cable at these critical times averted fight thrown with the Recorder
an accident. Throughout Monday night people, who were defeated in the prima-
MORE CAMERA BARGAINS HUMAN ENERGY CONQUERED
and until Tuesday at noon, whon the wind
abated In force, the ship's officers and
crew and the cable staff wore on duty
ries and convention.
Under all the circumstances. It would
TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE WE MOVE without rest or sleep.
LEGISLATURE MAY BE ANGRY be strange If the Thurston County delega- ARE CONSIDERED TRIVIAL
tion would look with favor on the candi-
We are offering bargains in all the best lines Great relief was expressed when the ap dacy of Mr. Preston, whose main sponsor
parently critical situation was passed, al and backer Is Governor McBrlde. They
PREMO, POCO, CENTURY, IMPERIAL. though when the wind abated at noon on could not well go to Wilson, whose cause
Double Extension Compact Montauk Camera 4x5, reg. $32, close $16.50 Stormy Trip of the Silver- - Tuesday the seas continued with a strong, is regarded here as completely gone, for
Old City's Hold on State Cap-
sentiment Is as strong Civil Service Commission Ig-
Double Extension Compact Montauk Camera 5x7, reg. $42, close $24.00 heavy swell that ran counter to the ship's the anti-Wils-
Poco C. Camera 4x5, regular $15.00 town to Honolulu. course. On Wednesday, tho 17th. the here as in any county In the state. These
$7.50 weather Improved, and everything ran ital May Be in Danger. nores Them.
are the reasons why Thurston County
BIuoiauer-Fran- k Drag Co. io"dSs smoothly and fair progress was recorded.
Heavy swells made the shin an uncom
fortable place, and rendered close watch
on the cable necessary.
will, In all probability, support the claims
of Mr. Ankcny, although the latter comes
from a section which has little or no busi-
STRENUOUS WORK OF GREW FACTION FIGHT IN THE COUNTY ness or social relations with Olympia.
1I
SHAW'S America's
ORIGINAL
MALT
WHISKY
First Section Finished.
On Thursday favorable conditions pre-
vailed, and In spite of a stronjr southwest
erly breeze 207 knots were paid
In "Water no was the best day's run up to out, which
Apathy on Commission BUI.
The Legislative candidates from Thurs-
ton pledged themselves during the cam-
CAME FROM THE DISGRUNTLED
BLUMAUER & HOCH
PURE Without a Rival
Today
Men. "Wade Knee-Dee- p
They Unirind the Cable Muny
McjMagcft of ReJolcInK Cable
Will Be at Manila on Jnly 4.
On Friday the first section of the cable,
measuring 923 nautical miles: was fin
lshed, and the vessel was stonncd at S
this time. Local Delegation Is for Ankcny nnd
Against McBrlde, Though Pledged
to Railroad Commission Bill
"Wilson Is Considered Dead.
paign to support the commission bill, and
they will carry out this pledge. On the Senator Mitchell Secures Promises o
stump, both Mr. King and Mr. Hopp de-
clared that they would obey the Repub-
lican state platform, although the county
(luiuk Action on Indian War Pen-
sions Cannon Would Hnther
Be Speaker Than Senator.
MALT
o'clock on Friday night to make the
change to tho after tank, containing tho convention refused to favor the appointive
108 and 110 Fourth Street commission measure. However, It is not
second section. This Interesting and haz-
Sole Distributers for Oregon and Washington. OLYMPIA. Dec. (Special.) expected that either of the Legislators
ardous operation was successfully carried 31. The cap-
ital city of Washington, which for from Thurston will make much of a fight
out In a little moro than an hour, and for the commission bill, as there Is abso-
The completion of the Pacific cable to progress was resumed. by the shores of Mud Bay lulled
J. P. DAVIES. Pres. J. W. BLAIN. Sec and Treaa. to deep repose with a sense of business lutely no sentiment here In favor of the The charges against United States
Honolulu was the occasion of many As the vessel grew lighter, the rolling measure. Thurston, as much as any of Marshal Matthews, of Oregon have
St. Charles Hotel
congratulatory messages from the Ha- increased. Tho character of the cargo and urban Inactivity, Is waking up for the
"Washington and New the counties in Western Washington, I3 been dismissed by Civil Service Com-!cn- er
waiian capital to and the ponderous deck machinery mado coming of the solons. The Olympia of to- Proctor as "trivial and Inconse-
York yesterday. day is no more like that of 1S92 than can apathutic on the Issue of a railroad com-
The work of laying the cable was ob-
her particularly susceptible to the on- mission. The town Is prosperous and her quential."
slaught of the sea. Saturday, the 20th, possibly be Imagined. The evidences of The Pension Commissioner has prom-
CO. (INCORPORATED).
structed by storms through a great part was much like the preceding day, save decay and disintegration wrought by the industries are developing rapidly. Much
ised to adjust the claims of Indian "War
of the trip, and at one time It was hard times from 1S33 to 19S in this state capital Is being Invested here in lumber veterans as soon as possible, and has
feared that the cable might have to be that the rolling motion was accentuated mills and other manufacturing enterprises,
FRONT AND MORRISON STREETS by southwest winds, veering at times to have been obliterated by the progress and put an extra force of clerks at work
cut and buoyed In mldoccan, but all all of which are more or less dependent on
PORTLAND, OREGON difficulties were surmounted. tho west, with only 157 knots reeled off. prosperity of later years, In which
uiympia ha3 participated cenerouslv the railroad lines for their prosperity. Representative Cannon has discour-
Plan The cable finally reached Molokal For the 21 hours ending at noon Sunday, Olympia enjoys terminal rates, and the
American and European Plan. bESSS pian ....$1.23.
....50c.
$1.50. $1.78
75c. $1.00 Channel on Christmas day, and had to the 21st, 217 knots of cable were laid. The Houses that went without paint for vears.
railroad facilities here are adequate for
aged a. movement to elect him Senator
""from Illinois, for he would rather bo
be buoyed there for a week before tho wind blew from the southwest with mod- or were covered by the green moss that
sea became calm enough to splice It to grows here luxuriantly the year round. the business. Moreover. Olympia people Speaker.
erate force, but on the. whole tho day
itttteetecote
c the Hawaiian shore end. was pleasant and progress was good. now shine proudly forth bright with new expect that next year much railroad
money will be spent here In terminal and
Southern Democratic leaders declare
themselves for Parker or Olney for
That feat was finally accomplished on During the night, however, there was a paint, new roofs and surrounded by well-ke-
OLESAIE SHOES
pt
New Year's night, amid great popular other Improvements. These are the rea- President, being in a hurry to renounce
lawns and gardens. The business- -
i rejoicing.
considerable sea on, and one of the cable-me- n
In the tank was caught in the swirl houses are well occupied and are conduct sons why there is practically an entire Bryanlsm, of which they have been
ardent adherents.
Clarence Mackay. president of the Ca- ed on modern lines, and. all in all. the absence of sentiment favorable to the
ble Company, says of the line and suffered a dislocated shoul- railroad commission bill. The Lily Whites declare that Presi-
I Wet Weather Shoes, Logging Shoes, Full Line of Felts g
cable-layin-
will be
der. old capital city Is so unlike her former dent Roosovelt Is only Injuring his party
continued without Interruption, and
and Holiday Goods. J hopes to have the line completed to Ma- First New From Home. self that the visitor today, who has been by recognizing the negroes "in making
The day was notable for two things, here in earlier days, must needs marvel COAL MINE CAVES IN. appointments.
nila by the Fourth of July. Thence an
extension will be laid to Shanghai. the crossing of the Vancouver-Australia- n at the change.
cable at i o'clock in the morning, and'the To be sure, Olympia is not happy, for Ahnndoncd Workings Collapse and
receipt of the first batch of news from tho new Capitol, which Is to be made of Fonr BuildlnxM Are Swallowed.
San Francisco. This letter consisted of the reconstructed Courthouse, is no nearer
brief bulletins of President Roosevelt's SCR ANTON, Pa.. Jan. 2. Abandoned OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash-
completion than a year aco. and thfn is ington, Jan. 2. Civil Service Commis-
HONOLULU, Jan. 2. The voyage of the appointment as arbitrator In tho Vene- danger that an Indignant Legislature may workings of the Eddy Creek colliery of the
cable-shi- p SHvertown was eventful and at zuelan difficulty, the disastrous train Delaware & Hudson Company, beneath sioner Proctor today sent 10 the Attorney-Gener- al
once more take up Olymnla's old nleht- -
times unpleasantly exciting. Twelve wreck at Byron, Cal.: tho capture of tho the very heart of the town of Ollphant, and Postmaster-Gener- copies of
al
HOTEL PERKINS hours out from San Francisco the cable- - claims In Humberts In Madrid. Marconi's latest
ship was beset by bad weather, which and ome wireless items. The discoveries, minor
continued with the exception of one day shore was received with delight by those
to the end of tho voyage. Variable winds on board the SHvertown, Roosevelt's ap-
telegraphy
news from
mare and talk capital removal. For the
Legislature this Winter will be quartered
In an old frame building, one story in
neignt, Duut overlooking the 'tide flats.
caved In this afternoon and engulfed four
frame buildings covering an aggregate
ground space of 6000 square, feot.
The-- settling was gradual, and people In
the affected vicinity escaped. The settling
charges that were filed with
him, alleging that Marshal Matthews of
Oregon, has interfered in the selection of
the Portland Postmaster and had active-
Fifth and Washington Streets PORTLAND, OREGON with stilts for supports, and an old stable
that at times approached the velocity of pointment being especially interesting to beneath. The building was once the home began at 3 o'clock and continued 30 mln-ute- a.
ly identified himself with the Republican
gales, heavy seas that buffeted her about, the English staff. While tho English cit- of a large mercantile establishment, and In the Intervening hour O'Brien's party in the state.
izens expressed some surprise at the news
EUROPEAN PLAN retarded the passage, as well as endan- of the appointment, they enthusiastically was later occupied as a storehouse by
three-stor- y
hotel. Mrs. Anna Evans'
double dwelling. Mrs. June Acerly's double
Proctor says the charges are so trivial
and Inconsequential that he will do noth-
gered tho safety of the cable; in fact, Indorsed It. Griggs & Heustls, the railroad contrac- store building and Evans'
every adverse condition that is usuilly bar-
one-sto-
ing with them himself. In fact, they are
Check Remtamraxt Tuesday, the 23d. opened with nasty tors. Afterward It became an nrmorv Tr ber shop were ground to debris in the
Flrct-CI&- M
Ceasected With Hotel.
Booms-Sin- gle TSa to tl.53 pr 37 encountered In the landing of a cable was weather. Strong head winds, accom- yawning pit. with the uppermost part of not of sufficient Importance to warrant
Rooms-Do- ubl il.OO to $2.00 per r la not very well lighted and Is not at all
Rooms Fatallr 81. W to $2.00 r ir met with and at times made the task most
hazardous.
panied by flurries of rain and heavy seas,
again brought danger to the cable. The suited for the purposes for which it will
be used this Winter. Nevertheless. It was
the mound 40 feet below the surface. The
vein that caved in Is 115 feet below the
consideration by the commission.
transmits copies to the other departments
He
men In the cable tank had another bad surface. as a formality, not expecting that any-
POLITICIANS
A more perfect day could hardly be Im night and worked with Vreat risk. One the best that Secretary of State Nichols The property loss Is estimatedat $30,000.
agined than Sunday, December 14, when of them was caught by the flying, line and thing will result Tlie charges are re-
could get and It has been renalrcd. re garded as expressions of a disgruntled in-
the shore end was landed near the Cliff was thrown against the wall. From Tues- painted, repapered and mado as habitable Oil Excitement In Wyomlnpr.
House, of San Francisco. The end of the day noon to Wednesday noon the deep- as possible. It Is commonly called "the dividual and are weighed accordingly.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 2. A special to tho
REQUIRING A STRONG PULL line was brought on board the steamer at est water was crossed, iveraglng 3000 barn," by local and visiting Legislators. Tribune from Evanston, Wyo., says:
5:30 in the evening" ami the start was made
fathoms. IIL'IIRYI.G I.VDIAX PENSIONS.
SHOULD PATRONIZE OUR but. nevertheless, has more floor space for The full story of the conflict in tho
at 12:30 Monday morning. The favorable Stormy Christmas Day. tho Senate and House chambers than ex Wyoming oil fields may not be had for Mitchell SecnreH Promises of Early-Actio-
conditions continued until 11 o'clock on Thursday, December 23. Christmas day, Ists In the old Capitol, now gone to com weeks, owing to the Immense tract to be
Logging Engine Department the morning of that day, when the vessel was not a pleasant one to the people on
ran into a squall of wind and rain that tho ship,the day was postponed to of more
brating
and the English custom cele-
plete and utter decay. As far as that Is
concerned. Secretary Nichols says that
covered. Of the hundreds of locating
parties leaving here December 20 and 31.
but a small percentage have returned,
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash-
ington. Jan. 2. Senator Mitchell through
for Veteran.
came out of the west. Steering through a propitious time. The wind veered a around both Senate and House chambers, exclu- and in some instances grave fears are the holidays has been giving special at
WILLAMETTE IRON & STEEL WORKS, r8!&S? southwesterly course, the SHvertown of- to the northeast and Increased to a veloci- sive of tho room for the lobbies, have entertained as to their safety. tentloh to the claims of the old Indian
fered a broad starboard beam to the ty greater, than that experienced on Mon- more floor space than Is provided In the This evening weather conditions indi- war veterans In the Pension Bureau and
day
storm. Soon the seas were whipped into final and Tuesday. Just before midnight a plans for the new Capitol. cate a heavy storm, and if a blizzard, so
G. B. Cellars, Pres. and Treas. change of tanks was made, the after-tan- k common In this section, should set in, is Just in receipt of a letter from the
A. M. Borland, Secy. confusion, rolling the vessel in a manner Commissioner of Pensions in which that
being emptied ThnMton for Ankcny. many locating parties may be lost.
most dangerous to the cable. The velocity cable and the bight of Its
SSS miles of
transferred to the Thurston County has three votes In the official says:
of the wind Increased, and early In the forward tank. The change was made ex-
PORTLAND SAFE & LOCK CO. afternoon great green seas boarded the tremely hazardous, owing to the now al-
starboard bow, and swept along the deck most empty vessel tossing and rolling in
Legislature one Senator and two
bers of the House of Representatives,
mem-
CONTENTS OF TODAY'S PAPER.
"All these Indian war veteran pension
claims to which you refer will have care-
ful consideration at the earliest practi-
the heavy seas. Throughout the day a Senator S. Ruth Is serving the second half
and escaped Into the sea through the port northeast gale of his term. The House members are National. cable date. There were on file in the
Have Removed to
76 FIRST ST. Have Removed to scuppers. Toward evening ropes were deep-se- a blew, with the end of the
cable In sight, and with It the
stretched about the deck and everything necessity of cutting and buoying the end.
George Kopp and C. D. King. Both are
well-kno-
citizens.
President Roosevelt closes a Southern post- - Pension Bureau on
ofllcc because the negro Postmistress
driven out. Page 2.
is
December 1, 1502, 2000
claims of survivors and widows. Realis-
BARNES' Patent nJSfcSfLz SAFES was made fast. The rain ceased, but the
storm continued with unabated force board. .No member of cither staff attempt-
through the night.
An anxious night was passed by all on
ed to sleep. The wind blew a fine rain
In all likelihood, the entire vote of
Thurston County in the Legislature will
Charges airalnst Marshal Matthews dismissed ing the advanced age of these claimants
as trivial. Pace 1. and the necessity for early action, an ex-
Sole Agents Xortliivext. for the TG FIRSTST., CORNER OAK. with great force during the night, which, be found In the Ankcny column. Even Pension Bureau hurries action on Indian War tra force of clerks have been detailed ta
Two Risky Alternatives. with tho tremendous seas running, ren- the friends hero of Governor McBrlde ad- pensions. Page 1. this work In order that these claims may
There were some anxious hours for dered life on deck uncomfortable as well mit this. Senator Ruth is outspokenly Great Increase in exports of manufactured as speedily as possible. I
goods, and in imports of manufacturers'
.
Equitable Savsnqs anAd Loa.n
Association
those In charge of the cable. Two courses as dangerous. Many of the officers fa-
were open to them either to keep on the miliar with the ways of the sea were
true course or cut and buoy the line. tossed Sabout and thrown upon tho deck.
Both were fraught with great danger. A Afterreducedthe evening to the ship's speed
was
In
for Mr. Ankcny, and, while the House
members are unpledged and do not declare
themselves, yet there Is every reason to
believe that they will support the candidate
materials, iron and steel. Page' 2.
Increase In revenue and decrease In National
debt In December. Page 2.
Anti-tru-
assure you no effort will be spared to ad-
judicate these claims at the earliest prao
ticabie moment. No claim, however, can
bill to be Introduced by Senator be made special without an injustice, tc
deviation from the course was obviously suitable buoying order toward daylight. a
In bring her to
place from Walla Walla. In this fact Is found Hoar. Page 3. other claimants equally old and equally
240 Stark Street, corner Second. out of the question, as much for the rea- meat for reflection, considering the fact Domestic. deserving."
son that such action would not have les- Hntrnll End Buoyed. that Olympia Is more closely bound to Graphic story of how the Paclflc cable waa
GUARANTEED MATURITY CERTIFICATES Between
sened the strain upon the cable, as the ings were 2 and 3 o'clock, three sound- Seattle than any other city In the state laid; great rejoicings at both ends; cable
taken, and WANTS NO SENATOIISIIIP.
INTEREST-BEARIN- G CERTIFICATES more Important consideration of the waste made to buoy the sea preparations were by business and social tics, and. under will be extended to Manila by July 4. Page 1.
end. Tho operation ordinary circumstances, Thurston County Science convention hears how Irrigation will Men In JIHiioIm DInnp-polnt-
Antl-IIopkli- iH
INSTALLMENT LOANS of line and tho danger of getting Into un- proved most difficult, owing to the motion help the Nation, and how forests arc being
cd
known depths. To have cut and buoyed of the ship, which at times rolled to tho would be found allied to King. wasted. Page 3.
IiyCannnn.
Chas. E. L.add, Pres. Theo. B. Wilcox, the cablo would have been equally danger extreme angle of 43 degrees. It was with If tho House members, Hopp and King, OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash-
"Vice-Pre- s.
P. McKcrcher, Secy. Foreifcn.
ous. Even one of the great buoys, car- difficulty that the line was made fast to ever had, as Is possible, any friendly feel Castro sends an army to light the rebels.
ington, Jan. 2. Several men who were in
FACTIONS TRY TO AGREE ried for Just such emergencies, could tho cable cut the line at 5:20 Word was
given to
and the end buoyed. ing for Harold Preston, the King County Page 2. the speakership fight for a little whlla
BOTH IN ONE STATE. scarcely have weathered the storm with as the o'clock, and candidate, the factional opposition which Sultan of Morocco sends his brother to fight previous to the time that they were
h manila hawser was cut
six-Inc-
Ad dick and His Encmloi Discus
Organization of IiCgrinlaturc.
Xevr Plan for Admission of Arizona
and Kcw Mexico.
2500 fathoms of cable, weighing Ave tons, with the knife it nartod with n co
tugging at it. All chances were carefully great was the strain upon it that friction c they received from one wing of the party
here during the campaign would of ne-
the pretender. Pago 3.
New diamond field discovered in the Transvaal.
Page 3.
willing to acknowledge that Canno.n would
have a walkover, pricked up their ears
weighed, and the vessel's bow was kept uauauu n iu uiKe nre as it passed over tho cessity place them In opposition to the today whon they learned that there was
WILMINGTON, Del.. Jan. 2. Subcom- DENVER, Jan. 2. A special to the Re- sheaves at the stern, and the sparks scat- McBrlde-Pres'to- n programme. Both men Xorthvrest. a possibility of Cannon being elected to
southwest. Washington Legislature has no Capitol for Its
mittees of the Union and Regular Repub- publican from Santa Fc, N. 1L, says: Tuesday, the 35th, brought no improve tered about the deck In a pyrotechnic dis- were nominated in a convention In which meeting. Page 1. the Senate from Illinois. It appears that
lican members of the General Assembly In an interview today W. S. Hopewell, play. The buoy was Jerked overboard factl6nal feeling ran high. Neither was the Republicans are not at all satisfied
met here today to discuss the organization ment in the weather conditions. The wind with terrific forc but nnit-i,- . H. C. Bowers secures lease of a hotel In Seat-
of the Legislature, which will convene at chairman of the Territorial Central Com- continued to blow from the west, and Itsolf. The cable was safely buoyed In asked to pledge himself on the Senatorial tle. Page 11. with the deal which has been made for
Dover .tomorrow. The Union Republicans mittee of the Democratic party in New seas constantly bombarded tho big ship's iuuiuius oi water, a
marked buoy
question, and both were selected because Mrs. Tlngley testifies In her own defense. Hopkins, and there Is quite a number of
are the adherents of Addlcks, and during Mexico, announced himself In favor of ad- was
starboard beam. One particularly heavy cable dronned as noir ns nnccihin of their high standing and fltnees for the Page 5. men In the Illinois Legislature who are
the conference agreed to give the regular mitting New Mexico and Arizona as one sea boarded the starboard bow, swept the buoy, and the vessel stood by un- - office of Representative. Moreover, neither Estimate of state's expenses for 1003 Is made kicking over the traces.
Republicans one-ha-lf of the officers In the I
state, with three Representatives in Con- iii o u kiucr in orucr to get the bearings was under any obligation to tie up with by state officials. Pajre 4. Cnnnon was regarded as the most avail-
two Houses, providing the officers shall deck from fore to aft, smashing the scul- She then proceeded tn o Trusty at State Penitentiary escapes In clothes able man, but he has sat down very
gress, the capital to be fixed for 10 years at lery light and broke the gangway ladder. she arrived at noon on December 25. any one of the Senatorial candidates. hard
be named In a caucus of all the Republl- - of Superintendent Lee. Page 4.
can Legislators. The suggestion will be Santa Fe. He had Just returned from The chartrooms on the hurricane deck Local Faction Fifth t. on any suggestion that ho should be a
ED D. MOORE. Prizes are awarded at Albany poultry show.
discussed at a meeting tomorrow of the Chicago, where he had an interview with wore flooded, and the bridge itself was In- candidate. He is sure of the Speakership
J
For years In Thurston County there has Page 4.
Sportn.
regular memoers oi uie ASsemDiy. Senator W. H. Andrews, a close friend vaded at times by tho turbulent seas. HOW SPLICE WAS MADE. been an Insurgent element In politics. and will hold the position as long as the
of Senator Quay, and his announcement Those at work In the Chehalls basket-ba- players defeat Multnomah.
ll Republicans of the House are In power,
paying-out-roo- m This element, it Is charged, knifed the Pago 10.
today In favor of Joint statehood Is sup- on the main deck, and about the cable Only Accomplished After Strnjrprlc and that is a much more powerful posi-
20-1-
PRESIDENT HAS VANISHED posed to represent the Tlews of Senator With Storm.
county and legislative ticket during the Comrncrclnl nnd marine. tion than any place in the Senate. Be-
machinery, waded In water to the knees. campaign to such an extent, that, while In the East. Page 13.
Quay, In case It should not be practicable Oregon s
Colorado Bank Closes, "While Sheriff The companion-way- s were battened down HONOLULU. Jan. .2. Havine- -
hi.ni Congressman Cushman carried the county
prunes-stron-
sides, Cannon realizes that at the end of
General selling movement on New York stock six years in the Senate he
to force the omnibus statehood bill In order to prevent the flooding of the tho end of the cable In
deep-se- a
Searches for Him. by nearly GOO majority, the county candi- market. Page 13. would be quite
through the Senate. tho turbulent Molokal rhnnnoi
saloon. One of the cooks of the galley 5:20 o'clock on the mornln? nf rviio,. an old man and still be far from the in-
SILTERTON, Colo., Jan. 2. Owing to dates and those for the Legislature pulled Wheat quiet and lower at Chicago. Page 13.
President Roosevelt also declared to was badly scalded by a cauldron of spilled December 26, after much difficulty and through by less than 150. Tho light was Marino engineers' strike on ocean steamers end fluential position which he now holds in
the disappearance of the president, James New Mexico workers for statehood who soup. The saloon steward was hurled great' risk, tho SHvertown came on to the Hou.se.
H. Robin, the Bank of Sllverton was an open one and was led by the men con- ed. Page 12.
closed today by the cashier, A. H. Mule.' have lately spoken to him that he Is In against a door and severely bruised and Honolulu, docking at the naval wharf at trolling the Recorder, a paper newly es- County of Linlithgow chartered for wheat load
The bank is capitalized for $30,000, and ' favor of Joint statehood for Arizona and Injured. At times the ship rolled terri- noon. The big ship was met in the har- tablished here, which, since the election. ing. Pnge 12. FOIt PARKER OR OLNEY.
its liabilities are estimated to be about New Mexico. Mr. Hopewell says a bill bly, and It seemed that the great strain bor by tugs with excursion boats carrying
delegations
and has changed hands. In charge of the Re- Ship St. David helpless oft Japaneso Coast.
?300.000. effecting the merging of the two territo- would prove disastrous to the cable.
bands of miisic nni
corder during the campaign was Alien
Page 12. Southern Democrat. "Want Old-Ti-
Robin, who Is the principal stockholder, cortcd to the wharf. who n Democrat for President.
has been acting strangely of late, and his
i
ries Into one state will be introduced Danger of Breaking Cable. waited. It was the Intention of the engi Weir, of State. With Portland and Vicinity.
,
probably some time next week. him were associated Joseph Robinson, the Whltechapel dives closed at expiration of OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash-
friends think he has become demented '
Under ordinary conditions the line is neer in cuarec OI me expedition to take licenses. Page 14. ington, Jan. 2. Democratic statesmen in
and wandered Into the mountains. Acting paid out 7 per cent faster than the speed on board 1000 tons of coal as hnnnnf lawyer; Clerk C. S. Rinehart, of the Su
Portland's great African trade. Page 11. Washington are lining up on the next
on this theory, the Sheriff has sent sev- Roosevelt Aznonfr the Well-Bor- n. and await more
of the vessel. This was Increased during to return and pick,favorable weather preme Court, and other well-kno-
NEW YORK. Jan. 2. President Roose- up Iron works' laborer granted nine-ho- day. Presidential nomination, and declaring
eral parties out to search for him.
velt Is accorded the honor of a portrait the storm to 10 per cent. Even with this and bring It close In shore the sea end and buoy It.
Olympians, some of them followers of the Page S. themselves quite freely. Senator
in the Almanach de Goths for 1903. which concession the strain was terrific. As the The shore end of the cable was then to be banner of John L. Wilson. Pay Increased on Southern Pacific line. Page
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Embezzler Confesses Crime. While a Republican paper, the Recorder of Tennessee, Is out for Judge
has Just made Its appearance. This edi- ship lifted and lurched, tho great drum paia out ana me nnai connection made at 12.
Parker, of New York.- and Representative
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LONDON, Jan. 2. G. H. Elder was re- tion Is the 140th In the history of this com- around which the strand was passing that oolnt. made no effort to support the county and Portland women plan to assist forest Are suf
manded at tho Guildhall Police Court, Saturday broucht imnrovpmpnf n ferer. Page 10. Underwood says that Richard Olney, of
pilation. Along with the President' ap- would almost cease to revolve one mo weather conditions. no legislative candidates. Its local and edi
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charged on his own confession with hav- pear portraits of King Edward and Queen Th wind hin- - u 5aic ;l
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torial columns being silent on the subject Sentiment of Granges strong for 1005 Fair. Massachusetts, Is his choice. Both of
ing embezzled $75,000 from his employers, Alexandra, and one of Prince von ment, only to resume with a rush the from the northeast and it was finally de- - ' Page 10. these men have been rampant free silver-lte- s,
Brown, Shipley & Co., the American bank- next, rendering the life of the men in the ciaea to aemy ine attempt until Sunday, of the local campaign. What Is termed
ers. The embezzlements have been going of the here the Scobey-Madg- e faction was held No probability of reduction In county taxes. but they are now willing to go for an
Union of Mediatised Seigneurs of tanks a hazard. The dynamometer regu December 28. when a 3tart was made. The to be responsible for the nomination of the Page 8. Eastern man who Is known to have al- -
on for three years. lating the speed of and the strain on the Methodists' great work la raising- $20,000,000.
(Concluded oa Page C.) county ticket, and the legislative candl-- . .rage 1; (Concluded on Second Page.)