THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. JULY 17, 1900.
SEVEN MILES OF
FLAIRS FOR ELKS
frlidsummer Pageant Is One
of Finest Ever Held in
Southern California.
MANY BEAUTIFUL FLOATS
Contention of Antlerrd Herd to
t lot With Solemn Installation
Officers, Which Thou
sands Will See.
of
I -OS ANOELKS. -.a!., July 15 Sur-jwi-sln.?
in maaT..:!Wr.'e and variety any
parade ever before s-cn in Southern Cali
fornia, the mM-Summer flower and alle
gorical festival and parade of nations
wa.s viewed today by 300.000 p-ctators
crowded along the five-mile line of march
whicn the procession, in honor of the
K-ks reunion, traversed. Kully 15.090
persons took part in the pageant, whose
length wm seven mil1..
The Inexhaustible flora! wealth of the
fcouth was lavishly taxed to garland tho
hundred of float j ar.d e.uipar-s of all
kinds that beautified tn linr.
More than lw automobiles, lav.shly dec
era ted with flower?. FTor.ery and fiar,
formed the division behind th irrand mar
shal and his aids. m one of the auto
mobiles artificial roses of tissue --ts
used in th- decoration. Others were dec
crated with flowers.
Two Score Float.
F.oats to represent various fraternal
realizations and n.ir:;.in clubs and
drill Teams to the r.u.nr of 40 were In
ti fraternal division. Tr.e marching
clubs and dr:II corps performed evolu
tions Tvhil the marrii continued and this
division, whicn was the longest in. line,
a::rac:d tv.e rr.ost attei.t:on.
Japan, preET.ted an exhibit flankd by
hor&en-.en and footrt-n to ?;.e aumoer or
if w i.:c:i flowed an allepory of i.T.por
ta.it incidents in the battles of the Sa
murai when Samudi Ber.ki. after destroy -ing
of th r-ta:n-rs of the rival, was
in turn kiiied by the on-thousandth, a
ir:e youih.
C'r.ici paraded the rorgeous si'ken ban
t.7s of t.-.at r.at-.on. its n.en march!r In
epr.ci:d cos:-..T.es o? r..k and beaten gold
and carrying lmpementa of war and
?ice.
Tr.e great Industrial dlvis-on contained
fliat. rerresr.i:r. -very ir.duatry and
art:rxa of the Southwest. Tr.e IV-at of
Xr.xona, carrying great ktt wrought
of Z&Q worth of p'-re copper, was greai
1 admired.
Old Stage Coach Seen.
procession was tha
in wr.icn Horace
famous ride w-.in
was adjudged Insane and committed to Du
ning. Marx was arrested recently with a
macazine revolver In his ooiuion. His re
marks led the pollr. to b.t-e he sousht
to avenge his brother's death by killing Act
ing Chief of Police Sehuettler.
New York. Commlssiens f'f mural paint
ings for the new postoffice building at
""We'-aml. O. whirh are to cost abia 1."
-. have ben (riven Frank D. Millet, fl
this cltv. who has charge of the mural
f1".vraTion "f tli entire build. nc. Aocl.ite
with Mr. Millet will b- John W. Aiexan-ler.
Edwin Ilowland Blashfleld and Kenyon toi.
xr.w Ta.i. Tv, PrAnbttn nn irm lticve In
rusiodT a lit-year-old girl who Is charged I
lih ci.mmllllne Jt m.mt remarkable as- .
sault ujKn a lad of her own age while a
crowd of terrnr-strlrken people looked on.
Anthony Remain. l.l years aid, had slapped
the face of the little brother of Lena
Mlelano. and the latter, in r-nje. slashed"
the face of the boy Into ribbons while an
r;der boy held him
New York. Play In v at the bottom of a
10-foot excavation due for new apartment -houses
In Brooklyn. Johnny MaekPi. 4 years
old. and his two natrs. Axnes 0, and Klo"!e
H were buried by a cave-in yesterday. By
the time rescuers reached the little boy he
had been smothered to death. Both irlVis
were so frightened that they forgot their
little trot her. They ran home as fast a
they could.
New York. lnw Mrs. Marr J. Hosie, of
rhicaico. widow of the late John K. Ilnsie.
cnira'-ied to pay $ZJX0 for a set of 1'lclt
ens works, was related In detail la court
Thursday. In 1J07 Mrs. Boxie sisned a con
tract to pay jS.yo-M) for 13u volumes, giving
her note for the amount. In the course of
time six volumes were delivered, but she
declared they w-r far from what she had
expecred and said she did not want any
more of them.
Cripple Creek Colo. Mvrtle "ross, 1
vra.rn old. was acquitted Thursday of the
murder of J-hn Phillips, her sweetheart.
Her exoneration resulted from a demonstra
tion before the Jury that when the revolver
which caused tne young ma.n's death was
he;d In a certain position the hammer would
fall with sufficient fore- to disc ha-ge It with
out pressure on the trigger. This sustained
the gin s contention that the shooting was
accidental.
New York. The Solicitor of the Treasury
hxs decided that pi urn of the white heron.
railed aigrette and worn mostly on the hats
of women, cannot be sold, even
fioAernmerit in the State of New York in
asmuch as under th laws of ih!s sine It
a misdemeanor to cell plumage of the
! ri(T;ri' ha-.A no mnrm nirht to nll It than
any individual e(fzep
GRECIAN TEMBLOR
COSTS 300 SOULS
Property Damage Is Tremend
ous, Though Estimate Can
not Yet Be Made.
MANY SPRINGS TURN HOT
Earthquake Svni of Volcanic Na
ture, anil Upheaval Are He
ported Near Utile Vil
lage of Ponhlotl.
ISSUE PANAMA BONDS
CABIN KT AND SENATE AGREE ON
PROVISIONS FOR CANAL.
WNDOX. July 1. Spertal (llnpatchm
received here from Athenn nay that 300
persona were killed or Injured by the
earthquake that occurred yenterday In
the province of Ell. In Houthern
Greece. The damage to property alfio
wa very great. Hot water I flowlnn
by th today from many of the aprinica In the
tncken dlncrlct. while in water in
the river" and brooks has turned a
reddish color.
The earthquake demolished 400
houses In the village of Xavarl,
Ella Province. Thirty persons lost
their lives at that point and a number
were injured. Neighboring villages suf
fered greatly. All the houses of Ami
lalva were rendered uninhabitable. The
shocks were f!t at I'atras, Frygos.
?.talamas and Tripoli, but outside of
Havarl only a few deaths or Injured
have been reported. A volcanic up
heaval Is said to have occurred at the
village of Ponhlotl.
A feature of the
Greeley ccaSe fc:s
K-ik Mock
Tea tiouiard S.a-ta di! forrre-l
Vre sa:Is cf a in:r. at :r yac:.t which
fcated on a sem of bl jebellF. tie waves
topped wiii p green arid crested
wita wilte b'o5om- Te pageant so
moved tie Elks that the fcllown g ex
pression was issued by t-.e Grand Lodge
at i:a cios:r.g ses!on:
Ths 45ui ir.oni; ps:oe of the
G:ad of tr.e Ber.-volert
rTV.ecXJve Ordr of lilks was r-r''irr.ed
br tia s:r.t ci the cr-re ar.d IL
arcnia cf cvr-dy:r.g flowers. vt tr.e
f-agri-ct of fr:t sr.! :.-wr will sca
cee.se to soc.he su. 1 d::gl-.t car le.-vs.
h -x frii-nsce t-f t.-.e ch:vair.- t'-r.-a.iT-r
of tr.e clorls n t :r cf t i
r cus c:i:: will rrr.a:n il'.'i us for
1 a ' tiz-.e.""
Tor..r;ht i '-' " r tr Grand r.s-
-j p. r JaT.es t" SaTm. a'.d Mrs.
"Lor gwor-.-. w?f cf the mX
r-.- r.f T--s rz" 1 x- prtiT:-r-d
"i "h" rrr.i rr.a-ch wr.;-. f--.
: .- pi ' -a.. It. te A"d ton. . T-e
National ahbo to Be Relieved by
Sellins; Bonds for Entire
C'ot.
WASHINGTON. July 1. The pro
posed Panama Canal bond Issue to meet
the needs of the Treasury and buttress
the Government cash box. in view of
the dlmlr.lih.ed revenues, occupied most
of the l!m of the Cabinet session to
day. Secretary MacVeagh presected
the draft of a measure prepared, by
tiro, which authorized the Issuance oX
fcocds to the full extent of the cost of
the canal, ir-ciudirg the JJ'i.O'rO.C'OO al
ready authorized tor tnat purpose. Tha
bones are to bear 3 per cent Interest.
The bond resources of the Treasury
Department are ample, declared Mr.
MacVeagi to-iay. In a statement Issued
at the Treasury late today. Tie state
ment follows:
"The conference yegterday over the
mattr of bond legislation in the new
ta.-iS bill was r.ot held at the sugges
tion of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Tie bond resources of the Treasury De
partment are at preeent ajrple. Includ
ing $". j.'.OO of unissued Fanatna
bonds and $100,'r'r0.'i09 of unissued 2
per cent certl"'-tes.
"The finance committee of the Sen
ate deciied to let the matter go over
urtil the next iion of Congress,
when It was a.prod tliat the bark
ing ard currr j questtcn would b
consicered. T.-.:s declrioo was a-ojui-
sced la ty the Treasury Dtnartment
becatsse !t was a matter of eorr-paratl-.e
!r.d:ererc to it. The consultation
rni'rc.f was because the question tad
to te cor.s:eTed ty the conference
'.ottttr.: ttee, ar.d the Treasury Ier.art
mer.t was asked for its riews-
Ti! tre'erence xnanlfeste-f for an
a-:t-orlEticn of t Per cent bonds to
Ells, in ancient geography, was a
district of Greeco on the west coast of
the Peloponnesus. watered by the
Alpheus peneus. and containing the
valley of Olympia. Its cnpltal was the
town of E!is on the renews, on the
site of which la a little place called
Palacopetls. It forms the modern town
of Ells, the capital of which Is Pyr
om. Spain Eeeln Temblor.
LISBON. July K. A severe earthquake
shock was experienced last r.li'ht at Bena
Vente, a seaport 17 m:le northeast of
Lisbon. The population wis thrown Into
a panic, but the damage nil sllahL
Qnake in California.
SANTA BARBARA. Cal . July 1C. A
sharp ea.-Trj tremor was felt here at 1:2
this morning. It shook bulidir.gs. but
no damage ml done. o far as Is known.
THEIR MINDS ON BASEBALL
Coni'enien Raeh BoKinese and
Kill Ex position Appropriation.
WASHINGTON. July It -Feverjh ex
citement over ties baseball jams sti.ed
ujiad today between tams repreaent.'rjr
trve JjemocraUc ai.4 Reprjc-li'.an sle of
the; c .v.r was retpor'.'.le f'r a short
eeifflon of t;je O-Alrrr-an Ta"r.ey
Oes:rcd to ccr.cluie cxrt:deratxr of
urgent def.ce-cy appropr--a.tjon bill.
s j-etioun ire -re a irou.'.t to
Ltor. r!m a.-'i f.e fiei-rr a--l
ro j'rt t.-e t
T.-.e appro-jr-s
t;.e
but
fjear
:!! to
go over tr;t:i 'ncay.
of T1i ' for partl.-e-
patJor: hy t.
se e Zz-'j'.:.
T.r.:-5
'iti ti
fi-ar- in ;.e irti-
WAtHTNOTON approves
eve- t.-.e entire cost of the Pir.tx
Car-al. n the amount of Par ama i Oregon Art .Ijtiiut Illesal wearing
of I'niforroe Pkrse Capital.
bend i
-ew-.-k" d
r orrrw atter
e at tie
1- -Crcaia. ard
rla'c at Ver.ice
tver: . i J'.'
a -
sued, was entirely a.'.-
es ,!..-. c-.t i!.:t t;t
:hor:zat!c-n is rr-A.ce, tr.i
be tefue; ae r-juirec"
- - - c -a -
1
Grand I'-dzre End Work. '
e rrea-e- rr-. cf t-.e work of the i
: . z m ( ' v -K . w c?;ft- I
.i.t t-e ....:.r.s r.i tt--iiy an 4 t--- :
. if.'--r row left f :z -U-t Cjt-s.d- i
- of t-e ' J- a fe-m- r.i- i
WAS'TINGTCN. Ju'y -t The "War I-pa-mr-en-.
ha p.ilis.ve4 as a etrcTilar ar.d
c jrlic.-ed to t--.e vau-.ous cff-'i ar.-f bu
reaus of the Ose- rrrr t a re-et t a.". '
S-a-j Lg-ttu-e of 'regvn, fro.'. -
th i- -X cf u-. forrr '.'
. , . I v.--d vate Arrry or Nary or Na'Svs-aJ
Ix-atb End arJed Career of Clutt ! ..J., .ty tr.e
in New York. J -ati'.-n or i
I CHINESE ACTOR WAS SLAVE j
-am
JulT
ferrei
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cf ntw r ff 'crs cf ti
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K-ro-.-
yr Kin .
Oregvc Legislature is
o the f-ar Ie
c ff ,'m of wh 'j. ri
a-x-'ua to have w.a.. . ar
r.ic-e T - ... t-e cat.
thjit tre " . e : . . - t - -
ti t.'n.te-a fe i.s Amy nvy tei jrv
lt4 gcter;alr.
(are very
Timber and
Srtooe: Ie Hf k.
'A SerA'
crew
- .v-.t
KaT ! 4ve- - i
VAN BARGAINS FOR LIFE : "-72-
A1ZTI Mcrd-rer Will -orreni
Caprtal Pnnrmert iiieJ.
- :- ' t..'.g'-g i.r
Ln v - - cf a ' ' -- , - -. Vi.tr.
u 5 rv'js..-.e ft
rfrf e f.-sd 3 -. r x.'tl UJ
wf-i a j-o-g i vo-ri-.ti.-ti t
aju4 r j -.-j w"i sr
V AXHZ NGTO jV. Jvly
; 7 r 1 C C ' ; t. ' '
'- tie e -jC . - .
ir'. r--i o 7t -j
will conduct the Inquiry Into the death
of Lieutenant of Marines James N. Hut
ton, of Portland, waa Indicated totay,
whon orders were Issued to several olll
oera and men connected with the service
and on duty the night of the trngedy to
appear befora the court Monday. Threa
new witnesses were summoned, Ser
geant Richardson, of the Marines, who
was on duty tho night of the tragedy, and
two privates, who were doing aenlry
duty. Several civilians who prnf.-s.cil to
power Information of apparent value In
clearing up the mystery, have been com
pelled to retract when confronted by an
official summons.
Among the men summoned In a
private of Marines who Is re
garded by persons who believe I4cutrnnnl
Hutton was murdered as possessing Im
portant Information, though his story Is
not confirmed. 11 In statement Is that
there were several enrountera among the
members of th party while walking from
an automobile driven by Owens to the
scene of the final strugKl". He said they
avemed to have been engitged In a hot
quarrel, and would slop every now and
then and appear to light. This luipperied
at least twice before the final struggle
began.
DETECTIVE IS MARKED
ITALIANS SWEAR TO MURDER
' FEDERAL DETECTIVE.
FURTHER TROUBLE
FEARED POLICE
Liquor in Strikers' Possession
Regarded as Reason for
New Outbreak.
WOMEN ADD TO DISORDERS
Offii-er Secured Conviction of Coun
terfeiter!" After Five Year
In Dltguiee.
CHICAGO. July 1. (Special. - Law
rence lllckey. United tSaies Kecrnt
Hervlce agent, who, after four years'
work, engineered a raid which resulted
In the arrest of five Italian counterfeit,
era. Is marked for assassination by a
West Side Italian band, according to a
conversation overheard between two
girls in the West Hide Italian district
today.
Detectives T.ongonardf and Tsrnaeehl
overheard the remarks of the girls,
caught the names of the supposed lead
ers of the band, and then notified the
police and Federal authorities. P.lckey,
while pursuing for four years the In
vestigations which led to the raid and
arrests, donned tn attire of an Italian
laborer, and was familiarly known in
the haunts of the lower West Hide as
such-
As tha outcome of the Information,
the police are seeking two brothers of
Antonio dl Paolo, a saloonkeeper, at
whose place the raid was made. Dl
Paolo la supposed to be In Italy, as
sociating with others of his race, who
are believed to be manufacturing
rotes.
PERU PRAISES ARGENTINA
Preee Urge feovernraent to Treat
.ently With Boll. la.
LIMA. July 1C Public opinion here
applaud the condu'.t of Argentina In
accepting the explanations of t.-j Bo
livian government In the matter of the
recent attacks on the Argentine leg.
Hon at La Paz, and the pr tooay
declares that Peru should aaeurr.e an
equally conciliatory attitude.
IX'CADOR RECEIVES I.fchhOX
Will Try Not lo Be Like Boll.U In
Own Boundary (a Mr.
GO. VAQCIL, Ecuador, J uly IC Lo
cal .newrpspers are unanimous in cn
trr.7:ir.K t.-.e ourse followed by the
Tioiivian government In the of
the boundary f:P'J' wl'.'i T-eru i.t
he de-noastratlors at L Paz against
Argentine.
Tr.e papers take alar.tjre of t.-,e oc
casion to beg tr.e pe.opl of K":ador i
ictejt w)h !:itr'.'y the 1 orth .. Sr X
decision of the K!t-g of I'pain as arbi
trator m the bour.cary d!rp'J-e tetweej
ETua-ior and pe-x
RUMSELLER PAYS PENALTY
J a ry Award Kon of Mas Killed ly
Wbl-ky $2044.
."HI'"JG'A J'Jlr 3C A J-jey awarded
ECtie V.'liejtl!l iirt yee-rroay sJMt
frark Z.vaatkeif. owr-e- of a ai'a lr
v.'et HamicL.d. T' -. iu;ee were
.'y. X - uf;ee i dratr.-e. cr T .
N'.-ve- r.er . !V., tn e father,
Cr-arie Wis.jukJ, ware.re. he yu.d
crtr.k ;2 gle of w :ky. 7r ut . -Jr-eejeirr
A'.tj-'.e.4. vut at tjue tinrh
g.aAk "AVsintkl f e det..
Trooer on HorM-back Rldea Inli
IfotiHn In Make A r rent mid Pre
clpllatea Rioting Heavy
, fuurit If) Kept.
PITTHHIJItH, July 1. While violence
has been abandoned to a degree by the
striking employes of the Pressed Hteel
Car Company, the siiuntlnn confronting
the authorities at McKees Ho ks to
night was serious. A fuse undercur
rent of iinrcnl. was uppareiit, and, wllh
quantities of liquors hidden about the
strikers' headquarters, and the uncer
tain temper of the strlxers and their
ryinpathlzers, trouble was apprehended
before daybreak.
Wives and women syuipalhtzets of
tho striking men, with babies on one
rm and bri'-ka a'l s'ag In their free
hands, resisted attempts of the author
ities to enter their homes In search of
the strike leaders.
Trooper Rlilea Into Ifotiae.
A trooper of the constabulary meeting
with this resietsnce in one Instance drove
his horse throna-li the front door of the
home of a sinker and, without dismount
ing, at rested tlx: mull lie was looking for,
and then galloped him to tha boxcalf be
ing used as a police station
The trooper. It Is reported, was ba-dly
beaten by women sympathizers while per
forming the arrest, it was reported that
a woman waa snot In the, rioting, but this
was denied.
The company late, today refused io treat
with the men. There are now on tt.a riot
ground more .ban V poll' a officers. In
cluding my, county and stat officers.
Heavy Polb'o fitiard.
This Is at the ratio of one police of
ficer to eveiy 17 strikers. Tonight the
cons'abulary has divided Into squads
of four, whl'h are making a house to
house search for firearms. '.'rider a
new state law a forelKner has no right
to carry any firearms.
M'.Kea'a ftock la under martial law.
The company officials stated that they
had no Intention of atterntping to oper
ate the plant until quiet Is restored.
About ','! union electrician of ha
V.'estlnghouse Electric company, doing
work at the company's plant, walked
out today.
Trouble! fcuip at Dawn.
V.'i'h the. con.lrg of dayiight r'jA-t.
r-t-A l:y i o'liiK.k, jever, ih j
suee'js again look on a live; aspect, tiet
eti'kerrs o:.i.g In an ut-ly fi.v4 and
er.i.g aroiibA t'ev mill nim;ow. '' U. j
lenie was offered, and th etat police
ivk up powtlors at ein.er er,4 of tia
vb. At t-.e fit or n-f.ug "
t".' aie i.f.der orders to rt'le. ln' tr i
cro and to fc.'-o'.
A V o'e-iock i't groipe of Idle work- ;
r.i; l-d .-eaeyj t. u. an -jer.i ?.;.t I
ao 'TCrr wa: ifi vej, lo ciej.r tha s'ree
7:j-. yrj:'j haiy ir. ' aie of ill tost- j
t-fed ' .e K'r.ir.: Xhijk tetirfat.ee was i
ofte.-e.d a c'J: :.-. nut la'er, whes )'.
waa b: e.ed all waa veil. U. rxwa
. .... e. h vte) k-':i ir.- km tort of j
true poii-jc.-oe-'i wet aligr.yy .ur. Tb :
t.i't.itKT of ;. uie'i as a res ... of th dla-
orlert la.' jt: nlx.-.l a.d tdy !s I'm
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c jsn ii trtsr-ejsing at Newaurr. N- . . 1
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MRS. ECDY 83 YEARS OLD
COTTON HAS SHARP DROP
-tllCIL-E Ht WIfl-KY HAf-IT
Mai Cnable- to Break II Imeetlf cf '
Craslog End Life. '
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DIM.HAR'.ED P'KK WORKMEN
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CKildrcn'ei Embroic.;ry
I.fnona tvery Snturtlny
Morning from 10 lo 12
Snd Your Little GirU
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Sal
All Tin's Season's Styles
Net Wahts, Silk WaM
Linen Waists, Lingerie W ahh
Dutch Neck Wahh
Selling from $4.50 to $8.50
TODAY $ 1 .98
Today we off r-r our e ntire ntof.k ol
rxipuLr-pried nliirtwuiriln in a
great tlran-up Bale;, In the lot are
upwards of 3000 waintii. in ptjpu
ttr liric-n, lailorrd. Dutch riftik, aillt,
lingerie; nl ntt ntyl-. Theve
wiit8 come in all whit, while
and colored fctripeu and solid col
ors. The variety in o jreat that
dekcripliorm ueern unrirtt-eaaary.
livery df-sirahle htyle lliat lias
leen worn thia neanon, and every
waif.t in thin ta!e i new 1900
model, will le found. If you con
template a trip to the Coaat, tn
the rnountairm, or a journey to
Seattle or the F.ant, theae waiuU
will certainly aprl 1 y'Jll Many
tyle dii!pLjye.J in our thow win
dows fcylay.
Empire and Princess Dresses
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Selling Regular to $10
Today $4.95
Our nti'r tr.k of ffew
Errirnre n4 Hew I-rior.eis
Vh Drtsfcs, in 11 th new
Summer e"yl. MaUrUU
r linen n4 chamhrny in
(stripes, jvJai'J, chttlts ivl -11
thr. lealing shaJ.,. suih
tsveirJer, ro, tan, gray,
Dutch blue, tUwb and
fnulUrry. Ttie v a r i y of
y!e thown is v:ry hrca-J,
affording suth a vid choice
tJiat any tt'c can he fea'I-'
Linen Rep Suite
$12.50 Regular
$6.85
V o m n's Hew linVirfA
Irr.yAH'i Vtp anJ tj n j , i
Linn Eyits, ttW-Oiy tailor
fa-thpvn, vih long W'tntJi
biylcws C04A, W--hfi-'
t'i, i.rirr.TrsA wi'h ru'ors of
Uoih aed jvearJ, Color
rJr.i, U e. vhi:, gften, lav.
'.n'fer, e'ia( rot-t af4
o'hers.
Berpcert
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