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ilLY EVENING EDITION DAILY EVENING EDITION All Klnil. of Printing ! The Bat Orejjnnlan win a. it in ...you... Pu Yom "Al." In The Rait Ore on.an i il hT II ,.,)Vit.,. L. 13. PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OltKWON, WEDNESDAY, MABCH 14, 1900. NO. 3741 ; lit 'tot LWi an- tat n I IN. la M m tUit IftUr .If III,' , ' a a ms; r li a - T, AW HIM- , mwf lsne hi by 41UUU tier $3.1' 1.85 . CO. Oral floO red Ill's Fair Si.no Mnps of Cape Nocnr, 88 cents. tionery Values ggpr line (if In vita l n rnr.lt iiml envc- ggppi'H. 1H and i!n cents. ytfBrliiL' .hade, of faHliiiiiKliio station rr U In 71c u t)o. Candy Department Mo' t fur th. money. Mint. Wmii-r- ecii, LniMM nnil Una Drops, Or- Ige una uiicrry i'ims lint -h. r m liftc K pound. here for I He. Speci.! All 4:. nnil nOo (Reel Buckles rot Indies at iiM I'l'nti, Hew loir li'ti S I at half prim "Story ..i lif I'tiilippinn Island- " reg nUr Ali.Ou, fur I.H."i Folding I.linrli Boxes, Hold regularly for 3i to ;i."r; Iie.e lor i4 rent. r Bicycle A few drummers' sainoleii of lending wheels Wtiii li we oll'er ai a disc lint. Second bund Hlrvc li'H, H.O.i up Frederick nolf Mnl Korlptlom taken for leading papers no I iiniL'U.ini't. The Boston Store INew Spring Merchandise. Percales and Ginghams will be as popular as ever this year, and Organ dies, Dimities, Linens and Cords are to be very much in favor. We're told thi by an authority who we think is good. There's nothing more pretty for outdoor wear. Some of the prettiest patterns we have ever seen are in the Boston Score's showing. All that we ask of you is to come and see for your acif, and even if you don't buy, you'll feel repaid by the beauty of the how in;:. Latest Arrivals. Infants' and Children's Jackets Hisses' and Ladies' Jackets Ladies' Capes Hii Trimmings Hits and Gloves Pendleton's Big .umber K Shingles Posts And All Other kind of Building Material. A. big atoek of hard woods ou orders iur mill work prompt ly executed. Plana and estimates furnished on building. Cost of construction guaranteed. Pendleton Planing Will and Lumber Yard. RSTEK - - Prop. EALS! Notary and Corporation to $5 Delivered lor of us and save money. irdera fur Kubbur Hump solicited. ftOREGONlAN PUB. CO. Heudletou. Oregon. iton Ukiah Stage Line atoa barney, Prop' a. fcTeudletou every day at 7 o'clock lunday, for Pilot Book, wye, Una ana union, uooaaccow Keaaouablu freight and pas t at Talhnan A Oo.a drug they're Here Our Superb line of ! .ml ics' Tailor-made Suits. Dress Skirts, Jackets. Petiicoats, Silk Waists. The most important gatheitng of the kind ever shown in Pendleton Not a promisotioiif medley of indifferent merchandise, but a magnificent stock of carefully selected garments of the very first order. You will find tliem stTictly fust-class in workmanship up to the very highest standard of fashion and ex ceptional values. They are- OB exhibition GoflM and s-ee them. Alexander New Dress Materials New Silks in blacks and fancys New Shirt Waists New Silk Waists New Tailor-made Suits and Skirts Until Further Notice. The balance of our Curtain pieces, about 125 pieces, in White and Ivory, 25c and 35c each. for Infanta and Children. CuHtorla it it harmtaiM eubatitute for G'uMtor Oil, Pare trorlc, Urops and Nootliiug Hyruua. It ia CI. ..-.mi . It eonUiins m-itli. i Opium. Morphine nor other JNurcotiu MibaUtuoe. It destroy.) Worms and ailaya Fuverinhueaa. It citrt-H Dutrrhouu and Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth linr Troublea and ciirea Couatipatiou. It reirulatea the 8toiiuu-h and HoweiH, ifiviutr heulthy and natural sleep. The Children's l'auacea The Mother'a I n. mi. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years. tm cT-u mum ll II THE EAST OREGONIAN. ISs. & Hexter Store Signature of OEO DARVHAU, P.op Elegantly Furnished. Steam Heated i ui ..peso ptaa. Block an j a-bail from deput. Sample kouin lo couoettioi . Koom Rate Id SI. mm GENERAL NKWS. t.oncral Otis 1ih nntim-d the war de- nartnenl that be hai aii.vintcd BHga- ilicr (.fiieral KoW military pivirnor nttha prorlaea of Albay, Luaof, ami of the ixlaml of Catadimm and toni- porertly to nbaarva Inaedta pnr- imi-i'h lif tln inland, of Samar ami yt. . Tin- I'nitod State. aeereeiaa) Im. titirtliaatid tli itaamet Dolnmbia from tha Northern l'ariflr Steani.bip Omi panv at San Krnticin-o. The VWWl will make .everal trip. U-tween San Praoelaeo and st. Michael, and will thw i" on the regular Manila run for the remainder of the year. Krvinn Win. low. Hecretary of the Anti-Imperial iai Laeme, aaye thai be tweet) 1,000,100 and rt.taxi.ooo voten will rota afeinal the admleiatratlee and HUnport ftnti-iineriall.ni a. a atrietlv derltinl t..uo in the OOmlng oanpeWn. The party will not hrinn forwanf an imlept-ndent candidate. A fatal landriMa ooeerred atflendon, It. C, Monday night. Six raaMatMai were carried away, William S. Mr- Land, of smith Uranrilla, Priaea Kd- ard (aland, was kiile.l and hi body Oral found under the mine. The lia - of the ininreil are: Mrs. W. Nasi Mrs. W. and Miss Fogg ami Lovett. William PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Leo Kumlde. a (ieriuan. dropped dead of heart failure after drinking a glas. of liecr in Portland on Monday. H. A. Skinner, an old resident of Salem, died Sunday at hi. home in that place, aged ":t years, of consump tion. I, 0i Chinton, an old ritiren of Baker Citv, diisl of pneumonia at hi. Violin in that place on Monday after a few days' illness. llert Newtmi is under arrest al Col fax, Wash., for ritliuic a hotel till of 40 in money. Me mil night Hcrk of the hotel at the time of the theft, lie admit, his guilt. The democratic state central onm miltee will meet at Spokane April III to fix the time and place for holding the stale convention, to elect delegate, to the national convention. A freight train on the (). It. it; N. at Pleasant Valley station, near linker I'ity, ran down four Japanese section men Monday night and two of them were killed. The Japanese were on a handcar. In anticipation ol the passage of the Indian war cnsion hill, hlauk an pllestlaM lor .'n.ions have already hi-oii prepared ami are being circulated among veterans in Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Henry A. Yeoman", a Spokane bOT, has won the I'oolidgc orize in debate at Harvard college, ami has also been chosen one of the university's three speaker, to meet Yale in debate at New Haven on .March BO Alonio Skinner, a fanner, residing in 1'olk county, mar Salem, died at his home of consumption. Deceased w a. horn in Canada .VI years ago, and hud been a resident of Oregon '.'ft yeurs. He left a wife ami one duughter. lfev. C. M. Ijiiic, forim rly pastor of two churches at Albany, is being .nod in San PrMMSM for divorce. Hi. wile alleges mat he desertiil her III Albany Jaieary II, iwi, and ha. not since iiel.s to -npp. il their children. Mrs Mary II. Scott, olle of I he oldest pioneers of this state du d at the home of her son Dr. 0. A. Scott, in Philo math, Ban ton Bounty, on the morning aj Saturday, March 10, IUUI. aged nearly H'J years. She, with her family, crossed the plain, to Oregon in 1H.W, and has been a colitiniloU. rend, lit of the state ever since. The town of Fossil ha. decided on u gravity water system, and has secured the cash for the work by wiling l ' mm in f paf cent 10-year l.iiids, at pur. The water is to come from a spring U mile, from town, at un elevation of MOD feet. It How. 71 gallons sr minute. The water will Is- pi.l tun reservoir of I i. gallon, capacity. The w. & C. 1 . K., ran imb bed Iba IrnportaaOH of Walla Walla, has put on in place of the tourist cur, u stamlurd lirsl-class, ten taction drawing and smoking rooma Pullman alaapar, to run between Walla Walla and Pasco The rate will lie the same as herelo fore churgiHj for u double lower berth in the tourist, 50 cents to or from naav, Lydla E. Pinkham's Vogatublo Compound our on tho Ulm foullmr to women h iommm up thalr gonorml hoalth, uasea down overwrought morvoB, ourom thoao mwful nmokmohoa mud rog ulmtmm monmtrumtlon H doom Mm mmomumm It motm dlrmoUy on tho 1m- It homJthy, rul loving mod curing mil Inflammation mnd dlmmlmoomontmm Mothlmg olmo Im Jumt mm good mndmmny thlngm thmt may bo muggomtod mrm dmngoroumm Thlm grant mod lo Inn hmm m oommimnt I rmoord of ourm. Thou 50c, 75c, 11.00 1 mmnda of woman tomttfy to It. Rmmdthmlrlmttara mtmntly nunomring Im ROBERTS AT BLOEMFONTEIN , .... orlllSO tu6 FrM Flafi Flies Over State Capitol. STEYH REMOVES TO KROHSTAADT Report Of Ibe Fiht It Ahnham s kraal Plumer's Relief Korrr Is Rapidly ApprotrhlDft lirrkloA. LondoOi March I4. Nothing can lx laid ol the advance on Hh.Miifontein bayond l ord Roberta' own dispatches. Nothing more has ban permitted to DOOM through. Doubtless Lord Roberta himself is fully occupied with impor taut military o. ration.. The dispatch from Cape Town saving that General Preaea. ha. arrived at Itlocmfoutcin probably does not mean that he has enlcnil the city. I. on! Roberts' message inav meiin I either thai tha Boon bare cut the rail n;ii to t nc norm or mat me nriti.n cavalry have done so. If the former, then it may be a.suimsl that m rolling slock has been .ctxed, but bv general assumption the latter Interpretation is regarded as correct. Thi. would greatly facilitate ti (Mataiaa of sup plies from Orange river, an important matter, as Ijird Hol.Tts' line of com munication al Misl.hr bridge i. now I in miles long. The Boers may make another tight hill there i. little doubi that lord Roberta will ooMpj Uoaaifoatala to day. The BOON retiring Inun UrHiiifi' river will timl themselves between two Briti.h armies and their guns are al most hound to fall into the hand, of the British while occupation of tin capital of the hree State will strain the alliance of the two republic, to thi utmost. The government will not allow tin1 Nruger-levne apis'al to iiilluclicc in any way their determination not ti spare any effort to prosecute the war 1 lure will lie no diminution nf measures calculated to maintain full elllciencv of (he field force ami what ever reinforcements wore previously ! 11 hi .fii i eousuiereii an isanie. will sun in- sent mil. Lord Sal i. hury '. reply meet, will unanimous approval among consena lives ami it is the universal opinion thai the Boers, by their extravagant claims, meant to inlluence foreign p.on r. However, they again uver reached themselves as Ihev did bv the nltinutum. Rallaf ot aafaklna. CaM' Town, March U. Colonel Planer btaow within forty mile, of Malckiug. Will Ramova to Kroontlaadt. Pretoria, March M. A dispatch from Dloornfontcln -ays: That in view of the military situation the Mat of government muy be removi.l to KriHiu.luadt. Tha Fight at Abraham'! Kraal. Pretoria, Tuesday. -0 inaodir lc- laiWjr'l report of the light at Abra ham's Kraal on Suturduy .ays: "The Britiaii were eatimaled at forty thousand. Their first assault was re pulsed, only two Been were wounded The second assault wus made on the hills lo the left, a position of greut strategic iinsirtaiice. I ami three hundred men defended the pooltion from nine in the morning until sun down. At sundown there were not tifly yards between tin. The British losi MevilJFi Naws Kxpaetad from Robarts. Loadoa, March 14. -A few hour, muy brinit iiiisirtanl di.puU'he. from Roberta. No word ha. come from Bloenfonteln tisluy althuugh sharp lighting i. believed o have aooarredi Attention Turns to Maraklne. London, Murch M. It is contideiitlv exM.'ti. that the occupation of the I ne Mali- capital will ueear today. In the meanwhile, attention turn, to Mufcking. News of Plumer's approach ha. given suslitance to rumors of it. relief. It i- stated thai a diioinishi .1 num ber of the investing force inuy have readered Ploaier'i tusk more (aaalble. I roin Herschel euBMB a statement that the total collapm- of lusurgeiit colonist. i. iBniiaant. Qaaaral Oroaie, aeeord nig lo a Cai.' 1'omu i .. nil, sails for St. Helena on March Hi, accompanied by all the I'aardcl.-rg prisoners. Nutal dispatches recount that the reute.t satisfaction is felt there al id Salisbury's reply to the Boer presidents' .ace overture.. A private disiutch from .loh.tum-sburg 000 trad i Is the resirta that the mines are rl.ssliil, and asserts that ull is aell. Robarts at aioomronlaln. London, March U. It is olllcislly uiinounced Ihut l.ork Koberl. has uceuvied Bb. n.fooli in, and thul tin British ;!.., I. living from the top ol the capital. A CHINBSS SdUAUBON. Will Be Established la Proleel American Interests. New York, March 14. A special to the Journal und Advertiser from Washington says: Gasman ambassador Yon llolli Is n hud a long conference with Acting Secretary of Mat.- Hill, in which the latter was presumably In formed that a demonstration in China might I.- expected from Russia shortly FhS navy department announced that u Chinese squadron will l.i established and Hear Admiral Kempff will take the Miuadrnii for cruising in Chinese and Japanese coasts, it is believed that the formation of a Chilians squad ron by the United States is to be a spectacular warning to Russia ami I-1. nice that American interests are in volved in any change in conditions in China. Presumably (iermuny will make a similar demonstration. TUB B.BNTUCK V LBGI8LATUIB. It Adjourned Blue Ola Tuesday Night. The Cooferenee Sueeetsful. Frankfort, March 14. The legisla ture of Kentucky uiljnurned sine die last night. The conference Istwcen Adjutant Generals Collier und Castle man ii Mill, d in u perfect und. -inland ing being n ached. Governor Taylor will continue to act aa governor. Liov ernor Beckiiauj will uiuke no move to ward -ci ni ing isiseuesion of tiie state buildings uotif the court of appeals has decided the matter. The legislature appropriated I1U0,0UU for the MM of liovernor lleckham In reorganirinu tln stale militia. MMtblloaM in OetefMf Taylor's HaMajiee any that he will nuuain at FTMktori 111 the ili.cliBrge of his duties until the court of last rcirt passes upon the ipie.tion at Imuiv Then if the decision he .ig.unst him he I will .tep out at once and turn over the state buildings lo liovernor IV-i kham. nil REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. One Is Hr i.l In Washington on tha Puarto Rlean Bill. Washington, March I I -The republi can caucus on Ibe Puerto Rlean bill of i vctcrday aftermsm and last night RC cotupli.hcd nothing. The member. may caucus again today. No vote was taken npaa any of the various prop oaitlons laid before the caucus hut a. a result of the caucus talk, the un Brae ion prevails that there was a great deal of Opposition to the bill. Wblch opposition, if it i. not placated, might en. burner it. a..agv. It was also Bps parent that a number of others thought the legislation was il I mlv imxl but while OppOBOd lo the bill never theless would vote for it as a party measure. Deep feeling was displayed over lbs .pict ion by a nuuiL'r of senators and especially of the middle west, sonic of whom did not hesitate to atlirm that any effort to place a tariff nnon exchange of business between the United states and Puerto Kiln prob ably would have an injurious effect ihiii the republican parly in thee state. It was generally agreed, hoe ever, that from a party standpoint al most any bill wan better than none ami Ibis feeling gave the friends of thi measure hope. Senator Simon of Oregon went further than any other senator in de claring hi. unalterable position in favor of free trade with Puerto Kico. He said that we bad no right to tax our (Wpendenciet and that if we did not intend to treat the new acipn.it ion SB we treated other acipiir.il territory we .hould not retain them. RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS. Tha Stata Convention Held and Tlokat Named. Providence, It. I., March 14. - The republican state convent inn met here Tuesday. Osorgu . Utter, chainnan, said : "The Philippine. I.doug In iim a. truly a. di.'. this snug little .late," and added: "The conclusion is un avoidable that the American people owe it to the people of those islands and of gbe world, a. much as to them selves, to bring order out of BoaOS and to give lo the islands Ihe highest form of government, for which the til s'Oph are prepared The following noon I nations made by acclamation : i loveraor William Gregory Lieutenanl governor Charles K nub ah D. Mtorncy general William B ner Secretary ol state Charles 1 Tan- ben imll. iiener.il treasurer W A. Uead. I eh vales and alternates to the mi tional republican convention wen elected . CONTRACT SEWBRS. 0. H. Sutherland a Co. Will Put In the Walla Walla Sewers. Walla Walla, March 14. The Union of this morning says the con tract for construction of Walla Walla's sewerage system will Is-given toll. II. Suther land A Co., of Ibis city, they being eoasiilcrod Ihe best bidders. There were eighteen hid. su bin 1 1 ti-. I . Suther land A Co. securing the contract at ,- urn ii,,. other hid. ranged from 171,799, the highest, to 190,470, which Wai lbs bid ill Burke, Drew iV O'Msal, of Portland. White labor only w ill B0 employed by Sutherland A Co., that la-ing provided lor in the contract. BRYAN AT PKN0LRTON. He Will Hake Plve Speeches In Oregon and One of Them al Pendleton. Portland, March 14 -William J. Bryan will make ve spescbss m Ore gon, as well us live in Washington. i no naien ami place, lor nisiiregou a.t dre.ses ure announced as follow.: Salem and Albany. March 'JH Pendle ton, March ill, Portland, April 4; Roseberg, April ft. Jim Hill's Railroad. New York, March 14. The retairt ia current in railway circles that J. J. Hill of the lireat Northern, is at work on u im heme in connection with Victoria nartiss for the aoMtfastiaa nf a ruilwuv from thut cilv to the eBtrame norlliwe.t p. oil of Yarn-Oliver island, where an excellent harl.ir has la-en sell, ti.l which will I.. :ksi miles neurer the l.irt. ol Vla.k.i and Ihe Orn lit than .mi other railway town. Alaska m cable. Washington, Murch 14. A hill was Introduced In the tenets Tuesdaj bi Menntos Foster authorising conslruci ioii bj the government of a oabls Irani some i.irt on the coast of the stale ol Washington 10 Cu. Nome and other h. mts in Alaska. Tha Ueetlas Without BesuK. Chicago, March 14 A in.ciiiigof paaBSBgjW agents of western railways and representatives of the i ....... i .u l a. i tii-. calhsl for the pursise of set tling differelicea oyer truiiscoutlii.iil.il rails, came to an end without result. Huntington Postmaster. Wanliingli.il, Murch It. The senate continued W. II. laiitner as i.istiuaster at lluatington, Ore. A special to tbs Nan York Herald from Washington nays: All attempts to unite ihe republicans of the senate ou a compromise Puerto Id, an hill have thus far tailed Senator Aldtich ami other members of the steering committee are trying to bring about an agreement, but Senator Forukcr is still unwilling to go any further than to accept an uuieuduient allowing all tin: food pi.-liii l- to la- unpolled into I'uerto Kico Iiom the United States flee of duty, lie is not inclined to yield the lluilisgelliclil of his hill to lb. steering committee He think, that when he and his committee haw decided upon a ineasurs as proper. the) ought not to yield their judgment to senators who have not given the matter the aanie amount of considera tion . The Ceui mltWi near Sparta, Baker county, has been sold to Portland men for 10,500. INVESTIGATION WAXES HOT o PeellDK Rons HIKh in Committee on the Idaho Riots. MKIBERS EXHIBIT PARTISAN SPIRIT Ptmjte tt Arms Betwann Dick tod Sul zer Cbilrmin Hull tod Laati Are Not lo Acrerd Washington. Mar. h II. -Kwding ran high at the t'l.-nr d' Metie inveetiga lion tislnv tieorye Cornell was on the stand One of hi. ri-eltals was as to an old soldier who, lai-nm-e of the brutality of iiigro soldiers tovranl him. bsik a 1 1 rami Army button from hi. coal and threw it away. Cornell .aid a memorandum of the affair wa. taken from him and lie s,i it afterward in BUaaSaetoa of llarllett Sinclair, lenls gave notice that he would call ou Sinclair lo DfodaOS Ihe DOOae. Chair- bmm Hull Interrupted lbs speaker to remark to Lenta that this was He province of the OOmmltlOO, end without such action I.-nU' notice amounti.l to nothing. Lenin asked thai the committee make the reipiesl. and thi. wa. done. Later there was another exciting con troversy One of the attorney', in lie half of the stale of Idaho was present ami l entil referred lo outside "coach ing ' t in k ol Ohio .aid: "I object lo the insulting remark, of the gentle man from New York." .Suiter. . Bales! .aid: "Never mind what you want to do about it I have right. bare.11 The irltaaai then went on with the testimony. WASHIN0T0N N0TI9. President Signs the Plnsnelal BUI A Caucus Deadlock. Washington. March 14. In the house tl imittOS on military affairs called up a resolution dirts 1 ing the secretary of war lo inform the house what lort illcal ions any foreign power is erecting along the northern frontier ol the 1'nile.l States, especially at Pllgel Sound, and in the northwest l.inler country The resolution went oyer w ill I action. Washington, Pro tent I vc . signature to the value of money M arch 1 1 President i the ssnata aiiixcd In. lull Silng the itandani of the United State. The measure tin 1 1 went 1.. the prc.i dent lor Ins signature. Teller discussed Ihe constitutional question involved III til.- Puerto Hi'" hill. Washington, March 14 Republican senator. Bpoal an hour tt.lay III ili- snesing plans lor aaatianatiaa the caucus on the Puerto Kiran bill. I he most of tin-in admitted thai a deatlh.'k existed. Noiie would silluit, however, thai there was any serious doubt of reaching u harmonious solution of the problem rbsSS R apareiilly an In c nil -is I .Inquisition in adopt the house revenue hill. Washington, March 14. The presi dent ha. niguisl the financial bill. Senator Turner Speaks. Washiiigtoii, March 14. - In the senate Turner ..I Washington made a h attiicking Ihe silicy and pro vision, of the Pn. rto Itican tarlrT hill and the government bill lb- declared its i iiaclim iil would re. ull in tie hauchtirv of our citiseiiship or of our constitution. He presui I that the minority in congress would Is charged with favoring eoMBBtWlen of The American working .-ople with the mi ddled and underpaid labor of I'm it.. Kico and the Philippine., hut in this connection he mil il would be riuiiem bawl thai the minority has .pp.. -id consistently the acquisition of the. islands Kveli how lie tadlcved the United Stads ought to t the Philip puns go in Mace, it ought to I..' the mission of thi. country to give them a start on the road to gi.sl government ami then .-iunt them to pi. ...d for themselves. roM'rviug such . ..tiling sta tions uml harl.irs as we might need. II commercial interests, he said, must have their pound of rich, this sonn- Irv might make treaties with the Kill piuiMi affonling 'is such ailvautages as II.. ii -ui . ol gratitude Ui the T'uilisl State, might prompt them to give us. Turner thought ths hill to levy tariff on commerce L.twueu Puerto i: . .. ami ..li.. i pOStloaS o' the United StaU-a was clearly uticoustitulioual aud it ia repugnant Ui every uturence ol the supreme court l.anng upon the sub pBM l uiner BOasldMad It wIm- to stop ami consider where we were drifting. 4 INVESTIGATION CL0SB0. Isqulry Into relyearaous llalua ef PsSeral Apeelelsse Baded. Wushiugton, Man h II I In. uiv.-sii gation of charges that certain federal appointee, art- d . gain Ists, .an., to a . l.sse ttslay bv an agrecim-nt lor a uuanimous rsport from the houee cuui lli it tee on .wtolHces and s.stnatla nil i.li conducted the I II V est Igat lou The repuH ban been dra.ni up by li. p rsaautatlvs BloPhersua. It is un.lcr Btuod lo hold that at tho time the ap siiutinf ut. were made, the preeitleut wa. not aware that the appoiaiaas were churgetl with iMilygamy. As to the facts of the polygamous status of iioiiitocs, the rcisirl states that tie OOmiDOU repute in the . ..lull. un It ICS iu which they lived, was that the parties wen- Miygamists, but there is a want ..I .1 tii- ill- and conclusive evidence ou this point. aok Woe Iks Case. OmahAi Nab., March 14. Tb Omaha National Iwuk woo its case iu the action brought by the stale lo recover ail.tsxi, the amouiit o( a warrant sold through the Ivauk hv ex -Treasurer Hartley, which was held nut to have been negotiable, the proceeds ol which he ttmbessled. LawlstOBi Idaho, March 14.- An drew J. Lawrence, of Baker City, and well know ii throughout the Northwest, died here yesterday of heart disease at the home of his daughter, Mrs. 8. F. MuDouald. The remain, were .-.Lipped today to Raker City for iuter-mout.