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8 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. JULY 18, 1002,
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H GHLH DMY IN OREGON CITY
THE STREET PARADE WILL BE A PAGEANT OF SPLENDOR.
All kinds of sport
Ball Games, Hose Races,
Goat Races and
Races to the show
3 Brass Banwls
All Unions Will Unite to Celebrate
Prizes will be liunir up in all
dqwrhiu'iik
All business houses will be rep
resented in parade.
Phone Main 264.
Address J. H. HOWARD, Manager. Cox 374, Orogon City.
! News of the Week
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Friday, July 1.
Seattle beat Butte; score, 7 to 4.
Helena beat Spokane ; score 8 to 0.
Tacoma beat Portland ; score, 4 to 2.
A new revolution has been started in
Nicaragua.
Poitland beat Tacoma, score 6 to 2
Helena beat Spokane, score 10 to 4
Lower Yukon steamers w ill burn
for fuel.
in the East
oil
July corn drops four cents; wheat one
four tli o a cent.
The Chicago freightiiandlers' strike
may be arbitrated.
Probably COO miners perished in an ex
plosion at Johnstown, Pa.
Clifford D. Harvey commits suicide in
Portland on his wedding day.
All grains advance
weather report".
to the metropolis was an ovation. The I A. I.emke, residence, fl.rmO: ti. Kutt'he
dull stock market
The date of the coronation is dt finitely
fixed for August 9.
The death list in the Johnstown mine
horror will reach at least 150.
National Dairy and Food Congress
visits Astoria and adjourns sine die.
Lewis and Clark directors re-elect of
ficers and postpone action on fair site.
Oregon is likely to secure one of first
irrigation projects constructed under the
ne law.
Cold-storage plants at Astoria com-
fealem hop growers expect Sa cents for , rreivej.
procession Irom t atlilington Matton to
St. James' I 'a I ace drove through a mamt
of cheering humanity. At the palace
luncheon was served, and the (ienentl
was toasted by the Prince of Wales.
Later ho went to Buckingham f'alace
and Iald his rcnrwls to k'inu kilun.it
Alarm over money movement causes and Queen Alexandra.
lis, resilience, fl '.(); 1,. Ilerberle, resi
dence, llMitX) ; K. O. Mct'iocky , resi
dence, $-.',0(KI; Colonial Li'-liriiitf House.
41HHI; Itaptist Oiiirch, f 3.500; Other
small residences, $-.000.
Saddest of all the scenes of the great
mine disaster at Johnstown, Pa, were
the affecting- leavetakings of the dead,
which commenced yesterday morning.
All dav tde Cioutian, SI tv and titeek
lallioiic churches were ttiel ulth pic- t . , 1 1 o. . .......
tureMitie throngs. ho attended the last:
service for the dead. Knots of women I Four Chicago railroads make Indivi
and men stood on the street comma, I dual aureeineiits with striking freight
weeping and groaning. M.inv women i handlers.
Wednesday, Jul 111
Three North Dakota towns were de
stroyed by a tornado.
(rambling behind closed doors stopped
by police in Portland.
Heavy wind does much damage to
hops before the season closes.
National Dairy and Pure Food Associa
tion elects J. W. Bailey, of Oregon, pres
ident. August 9 is tbe date fixed for the coro
nation. King Edward's convalescence
is satisfactory.
Dr. Charles M. Elliot, of Harvard, was
elected president of the National Educa
tional Association.
A dispatch from Seattle says: "Sberiff
Cndihee has just received the startling
intelligence that members of the poi-se
exchanged Bhots with Tracy a few miles
west of Covington at 11 :40 o'clock. Tne
dispatch, sent by J. A. Bunce, states
that the convict was chased into the brush
at a point between Covington and a mile
west of there. An urgent request is
made that the hounds be sent to the spot
at once. This shows that Tracy, baffled
in his attempt to board the freight train,
is working toward Covington, probably
with the intention of trying to board the
next train at a point where the grade is
steeper. It is regarded as likely that,
finding his pathway barricaded, he may
try to backtrack toward Auburn or Kent
Ex-Chief of Police Woolery and Deputy
Sheriff Brewer, of Everett, have been
added to the force covering the region
between here and the Green River
bridge. The bloodhounds will be sent
towaid Coviniiton before daybreak., in
order that as little time as possible may
be lost in placing them on the outlaw
convict's trail. The opinion prevails
that Tracey has now placed himself in a
death trap from which nothing but his
wonderful luck can release him.
A. L. Belding, a Portland bartender,
kills his wife, his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Lemuel McCroskey, Frank Woodward,
and badly wounds his father in-law.
Woodward was intimate with Belding's
wife, who left him some time befoie.
His motive was jealousy. After the
triple murder he gave liinnelf up to the
police.
Sheriff Cudihee, of King County, says
he now has Tracy in the most dangerous
position since he reached Puuet bound.
The outlaw slipped away from his pur
suers again yesterday afternoon and
plunged into a thickly wooded swamp
near Black Diamond, VVah This is in
the direction of Palmer, the point he is
believed to be heading for. Cudihee has
reduced his foice, and with tried men
will continue lite man-hunt as long as
the fugitive remains in Washington.
who attended the last rites In tne
churches were oven nine w ith grief and
fell fainting to the floor. Most of tde
funerals today were in St. Stephen's
(ilvak Church, where both Slavs and
Poles worship. At the Greek Catholic
Church and the Groalian Church, w here
tii as was said over many of the dead,
the streets surrounding the buildings
were choked with grcit throngs clamor
ing lor admission
Saturday, July 12.
Rain checks tbe spread of cholera.
MOTHERHOOD
The greatest ambition of Amer
ican men and women is to have
homes blessed with children. The
woman afflicted with female dis
ease Is constantly menaced with
becoming a childless wife. No
""""-"'c can restore dead or
gans, but "Wine of Cardui does
regulate derangements that pre
vent conception; does prevent
miscarriage; does restore weak
functions and shattered nerves
and does bring babies to homes
barren ami desolate for years.
Wine of Cardui gives women the
neaitri and strength to bear heal
thy children. Yon can get a
dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui
from your dealer.
l71fiECARDUII
U Mar'ret Ktreet,
. . Memphis. Tenn.. ADril 14. 1901.
. ,V 1 im 1 tock ono bottle of
TWr j, i,. 1 ana ODO Packa9 of
wnZiA V.. '"""-uraueht. I Had been
H".u mi lq in phi ti nnti . ... . 1. iii
of Cardui. Row I am mother of a fine
baby sriri -Mnh j . o,
Tie baby weighs fourteen pounds ind I
reel M well as air person could feel.
be without VV'me Of ( rrtnl In mwV.,..
aJn- Mrs. J. W. C. smith.
For ftdTlon injt I t. ... ... I
Sunday, July 13.
Butte defeats Seattle, score 3 to 1.
Helena shu's out Spokane, score 10 toO.
Tacoma defeated Portland, score 7 to 2.
Weather reports cause slight decline
in wheat in the East.
The flood situation at Topeka, Kan.,
becomes more serious.
There is no prospect of an early settle
ment of the Union Pacific strike.
The Vatican is anxious to establish
diplomatic relations with the United
States.
Washington County people pledge as
sistance to Portland-Hillsboro electric
railroad.
McBride people highly plea bp d over
declarations of Washington Republican
conventions for war on railroads.
Attorney S. M. Bruce, of Whatcom,
acquitted of charge of larceny in connec
tion with fail ures of ban ks of 11. St. John.
The Chicago Ireigbthandlers' strike is
still unsettled. Chicago is threatened
with a food famine because of the Btrike
Belding, the murderer of the McCros
keys and oodward, is sane, and will
answer for his crime. His air of bravado
has by no means been diminished by his
n ret night in jail. It has developed that
the shots which Belding conld not ac
count for were sent after the fleeing form
oi ins little son.
The War Department will enlarge the
barracks at Vancouver, Wash., to ac
commodate a full regiment of infantry.
New quarters will tw erected for two
companies of field artillery. The im
provements will represent an outlay of
approximately $150,000. The buildings
will all be frame, and local timber will
be used.
Monday, July 14.
Seattle beat Butte; score, 10 to 4.
Spokane heat Helena, score, 5 to 4.
Portland beat Tacotna, score, 4 to 1.
Mazauias will start on annual outing
today.
China appoints new Minister to the
United States.
Victims of Johnstown mine explosion
number 114.
There teems no bone of preventing dis
astrous strike in Chicago.
Nome steamship Portland reported at
St. Michael safe and sound.
Terms for restoration of Tien Tain to
Chinese have heen settled.
King Emmanuel of Italy visits Em
peror Nicholas in St. I'eteibu.g.
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Boot say the friars must leave Philippines.
United States training ship Mohican
overdue at Honolulu, reached Dutch
Harbor June 28, out of fuel and short of
food.
Jailbreak at Whatcom, Wash.,
planne I by llankwrecker St. John moped
in the bud.
Spokane heat Portland; score, 7 to it.
Helena shut cut Seattle; sroru 3 to 0
liutte beat Tacoma, score ti to 3.
John W. iates' corner on Inly corn is
at an end. Other grains are in sympa
thy. Buds tiy to advance storks, but
jorn flurry is too much for thciu.
While the posse searching fur Tracy,
the es4-aed Oregon convict, was scour
ing the Palmer, Wash., county, linn in
the Mief that he waa in that section,
the fiigitivu was going in another direc
tion, it hasjusl come to light thai he
appeared at a farmhouse near Kuum
claw. Wash., Sunday, seemed a meal,
and impressed a boy Into shaving him,
while three men stood hv terroistru ken.
Where the desperado is now no one
knows.
In the morgue at Chehalis, Wash ,
lies the body of Merrill, the crape, I
Oregon convict, who was shot to death
by his pal, Tracv, the outlaw who is now
terrorizing Washington. Merrill's body
was discovered near Nauavme. Wash
Uilllets of 30-30 caliler found near the
remains substantiate Tracy's slorv that
he shot his partner. The discoverers did
not take pait in the man hunt and will
not receive the rewaid for the return,
dead or alive, of t! e convict, but will he
lilierally rewarded.
A SUFFERING WIFE
Savod by tho Suggestion of a
Thoughtful Husband.
A man can rarely enter into woman's
imrTprtnga when thfv arr caused by dis
eases prciili.it ly Irminitic. I'.vrn when
the cbaiaclrr of the uttering t
ically described the man cuimot appre
ciate the lorcc of terms lor winch he 1ms
no equivalent in hn uprrinicr. All
he ran do is to svmp.ithir and suggest.
But when a woman hears the stoiy of
i woni.m s sutlriiug every word has its
just weight with tier, l.vm more, she
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Late advices from Auburn state that
Tracy is known to be about nine miles
east of Auburn. He is badly wounded,
and the Sheriff, who is at Auburn, says
there is no doubt that the convict's race
is about ended, and that, while he may
not be taken for a day or two, yet he
cannot get away, and is sure to be killed
or captured.
Oregon counties, for the last year,
have been paying out nearly $.r)000 for
scalps of wild animals, principally coy
otes. The county stands one-third of
this amount, and the state two-thirds.
The appropriation made by the Legisla
ture of 1!K)1 is already exhausted, and
fzu.ijtsj m claims are on hie. The coun
ties are relying on the next Legislature
for reimbursement. Lane County, how
ever, does not propose to pay out any
more money on this supposition, and
has made an order that no sea! us will be
accepted.
Lord Kitchener, fresh from his victor
ies in South Africa, arrived at South
ampton yesterday morning, and reached
London erjon after noon, flis entry in-
Convict Tracy was seen last night near
tntiinciaw, Wash., a station on the old
main line of the Northern Pacific, about
two-thirds of the distance from Meeker
Junction to Palmer. He was apparently
working back towards Tacoma to a heavy
grade, where he evidently designs to
board a moving train. Dogs followed him
three-fourths of a mile and then lost the
scent. The trail will be taken early this
morning, and oflicers expect to come up
with their man again today.
The Marquis of Salisbury has resinned
the Premiership of Great Britain, and
Bight Hon. A. J. Balfour. First Lord ol
the Treasury, and government leader to
the House of Commons, has been aie
pointed to succeed him. The Marquis of
saiiaoury lenueren ins resignation at an
audience which be had with King Ed
ward last Friday. Haturdav Mr. Balfour
vi-ned the King and accepted the Premiership.
Tuesday, July 15.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach. P.riiiah
Chancellor of the Exchequer, resigned.
Duke of Devonshire assumed the gov
ernment leadership in the Hoiibh of
Lords.
The Chicago freightiiandlers' strike is
as far as ever from settlement.
General Davia will succeed General
Chaffee in command in the Philippines.
Bandits held up a train on the Denver
and Bio Grande ami robbed the passengers.
Thursday, July 17.
Thirty-five miners nerihed in the
Daly-West dir-asler, at Park City, Utah. 1
The Lafollelte Republicans of Wiscon
sin won their light over Spooner.
Wyoming Republicans renominated
Governor ltichurd.
The Chicago freightiiandlers' strike
was declared ofL
China appeals to the United States to
help tier in Hie indemnity trouble. Big
rebellion being organized bv ex Boxer
leaders.
In the negotiations
Governor I'afl will
There is a break
with the Vatican.
proceed to Manila.
Ladrones attacked native constabulary
near -Manila.
Cholera is spread illg in the PhiliimiriA
Islands.
Portland beat Spokane, score 7 to 1.
Seattle beat Helena, score 4 to 2.
Tacoma beat Butte, score 4 to 3.
Transport Grant, which cost il.lOO.OdO
will not sell lor more than 01,000.
Gates buys more July corn, thus refut
ing his statement that he will not sup
port ii. moot market is very bullish.
Mrs. Mary Waggoner, of N'a ria vinu
Wash., will claim reward for cautnr ,'
Merrill.
Sheriff Cudihee has dropped out of
sight, and is undoubtedly on a still hunt
I for Tracy.
Twenty cents is being
hops at Salem.
paid for many
Portland Elks' Fair practically decides
on Seventh-street location.
SheriffCudihee has called in the dosha
looking for Convict Tracy, and now pro
poses to surprise Tracy ami Merrill w ben
they shall meet ag-iiri. Tracy was seen
by a farmer near Euurnclaw Kundav
night, but bis appearance was not re
ported until yesterday. The fugitive
played his old trick of doubling on bis
tracks, and again bis pursuers were
tooled. lie was not heard from yester
day. Merrill is said to be, in Seattle,
and has even ventured out on the streets.
Grant's Pass bad a 150,000 fire yester
day. The losses are as follows: City
Hotel, 2 500; Grant'a Pass Brewery,
I2 000; Bartlett grocery. 11.000: South-
ern Pacific shops and wood yard, $10,000;
Prisoner in Astoria
himself.
City jail hangs
30,-
Grain elevator fire causes loss of
OIK) at Moscow, Idaho.
Indications are that harvest hands
will be scarce in Marion County.
Proposal lo move oil tanks submitted
to I'ortlaud City Council.
General Jacob H. Smith, who iasm-rl
the "kill and burn" instructions to Major
onocr, in uienuinar campaign, lias been
retired by the President. In reviewing
tho case, the President says the General
by his looe and violent talk to subor
dinates, has interfered with his further
usefulness in the Army, and he orders
his name tsken from the active list.
Bwn tbe Ita Kind Yen Harg k;m Bourft
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was so reduced in flesh and strength
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