WEEKLY EDITION. WEEKLY EDITION. 104 •1 Copies of the SEMI-WEEKLY EAST OREGONIAN will be sent you in one year for only $2-00 It prints the news of the world and will interest you. Try it. i VOL. XXVII. MISS M'CORMICK WILL NOT BE TRIED IN OHIO. PENDLETON. UMATILLA CO.. OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 22. 1903 ENGINE AND BAGGAGE CAR BOTH TURNED SOMERSAULTS. Not Being a Fugitive. She Cannot Be Taken to Ohio by a Requisition, Train Wa* Running Forty Miles Per and Will Be Tried in Tennessee. Hour and Wen' Into an Open Memphis, May 20.—The requisition Switch—No One Was Killed Five Hundred Non Italians Strike Union and After­ ward Form a Union. CHICAGO TEAMSTERS THREATEN TO GO OUT ¡»apers from Ohio for Elizabeth Mc­ Cormick have not been honored. Gov­ ernor Frazer holding that legal obsta­ cles prevent, as the woman is not a fugitive from Ohio. Evidence Accumulating. Cincinnati, May 20.—The officers admit they have about relinquished all ho;ve of taking Miss McCormick to Ohio and are preparing to try her here. Incriminating evidence is being slowly gathered The police have dis­ covered where she secured the box in which the poisoned whiskey was shipped, and also claim to have found a duplicate bottle in Pell's saloon. J Columbus. O.. May 21. A peculiar wreck of a Norfolk A Western pas- senger train took place at the valley crossing this morning While run nlng 40 miles an hour it struck ar. open switch. The engine and baggage car broke loose from the remainder of the train aud ploughed their way out into a field and landed on their backs, completely overturned. The engineer and fireman jumped and l»oth were badly Injured Two postal clerks weer also severely Injure«!. None of the 100 passengers were hurt. *Jth‘vigh a few were slightly bruised ASSEMBLY'S SECOND DAY. SENATOR SIMON MAKING WAR IN BEHALF OF JEWS. Pamphlet I* Being l«*ued Declaring That the President Discriminate* in the Distribution of Patronage, i'ortland May 21.—When Roose • • It entered Oregon, he found himseif ■u the camp of the enemy. Ex-Sena lor Simon Is wielding bls influence 'o Twenty-Ninth Grand Encamp­ Official Connivance Indicated beat Roosevelt out of the Oregon del- • ,i n . , egatlon, and Is appealing tu the Jews ment in Session—Annual 111 ’He rersecution ot the ,0 J®feat him at the polls Simon says the president discriminated against the Jews. Russian Jews. Election of Officers. He is publishing a pamphlet con taining correspondente from the pres Ider.t showing that he failed to keep GRAND PATRIARCH IS ROUMANIAN GOVERNOR his word In the matter of appoint meats, giving Senator Mitchell 1« A PENDLETON ClTlJEN. IN AN ANTI SEMITE PLOT applicants and Senator Simon none I FAIL FOR NEARLY A MILLION Cannot be better spent than by sub­ scribing for the WEEKLY EAJBT OREGONIAN for a year. t™»« think, $1.50 give* you all the news for a year. Try IL NO. 48 ROCKEFELLER ESTATES. ARE BEING BURNED OVER. Worst Conflagration in the Mountain« of New York That Has Occurred in Many Years, Paul Smith s, N Y May 211—Seri­ ous fir« tn the Adirondack« are be- ng held in check only by the greatest exertions. The game preserves are ii great danger William Rockefel­ ler brother of John, is leading the right to save the mammoth estate and Industrial Peace in Chicago directs the work in person. The fire* is Apparently a Long Ways have already swept thousands ot acres of the Rockefeller park. man> miles of limberland oeing burned Distant. over and much game killed The Hames thia morning were fair­ ly undet control, but cannot be exUn guished entirely until a heavy rain WAITER* ANO SARTENOER* falls STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGE. FOR AN INDIAN STATE One Thousand Odd Fellows Attend­ Charge It Made That WhiUunt.de Occasion Affords Organiser Fitzpat Seven Hundred Delegates and Alter­ ing. of Whom Eighty Are Past Chief Will inaugurate a Reign of Terror Have Assets. Though Amounting to Movement on Foot to Organize th« rick an Opportunity to Rreach a Five Civilized Tribe* Into a State. Probable Failure of the Attempt to Two Million Dollars. Re- nates Attending. Patriarchs—Charter Fee* Are —Peasant Women of Putna Are Temperance Sermon—He Sympa­ Esufala. O T.. May 21. — Prominent Kill the Appropriation. Chicago. May 21—The induration» Accused of Planning Murder duced From $30 to $15- Ix»s Angeles. Cal.. May 21.—In Em­ eader* of the Five Cfvllfzed Tribe* thize« With the Bartenders. But arc that Porter Bros the fruit firm Portland. May 21.-—Word was re- manuel church at 11 o'clock this morn­ Portland. May 20.—The city is full Berlin. May 21.—Dispatches receiv­ Chicago May 21.—At a meeting of ceived today from a member of the ing the 115th General Assembly of the >t Odd Fellows aud the hotels arc ed by all the papers here today rhow whose failure was announced last mxi commissioners and alternates, bly. Tonight at the First Congrega to be inciting the yopulace against be conducted as usual, but entirely the tribal government In 1906 Chief .or all employes of restaurants. In McCurtain called the meeting to or outlined plans for a national associ­ were sent in yesterday with a total and from that hour until the assembly tional church the various lodges of the the Jew* by stories about ritual hu­ through receiver« ter Among those present was Chief rludfng the kitchen employe«. They ation and declared an active move­ of 600 signers. onvened the Rev. Dr. William H city will give an entertainment to the man sacrifice« by the latter. Th- gov­ isk for an answer within five day*. Pleasant Porter, of the Creeks. ment is on toot to defend capital SHIRT TAIL PARADE. At present it seems doubtful that Roberts, the stated clerk, wax kept visiting delegates of the three bodies, ernment has been Informed and the The Restaurant Owners’ Association against the constant encroachment ot the necessary number of opposers to busy distributing badges and assign­ and Thursday no less than l.OBO Odd situation causes grave anxiety Iu is« appointed a committee to confer ITALIAN PRIESTS COMING. :he state appropriation will be receiv­ ing the delegates to their places The Fellows will walk in line ot march in the district of Putna the worn« u are Nebraska University Students Object labor. . «ith the uniona. Permanent headquarters have been ed to endanger the progress of the «lleries of the eu«uce were crowded the presidential procession. W 1. reported to have taken the matter up to Interference. Measure to Look After Italian Cath rented and all employers are inviteu preparations now being made The when the opening hymn was sung, Vawter. of Medford, will deliver the and to be preaching a bloody cru»ade Season introduced in Texas. Lincoln. Neb., May 21.—A mass to use them. Organizers will be set to number of signatures required is the spectators joining with the com­ principal address at the First Con­ against the Jew* Olles' Interests. meeting several hundred student* Fon Worth. Texas. May 20—A cy- work all over America. The National about 4.400 and unless petitions come missioners and the alternates in the gregational church this evening An Rome May 21.—The Vatican 1« tak Many other district* in Roumania till» morning, on the campus of the lone struck Ninnekah last evening. Manufacturers’ Association becomes in faster than is now indicated, the rendition of the anthem interesting musical an«l literary pro are similarly disturbed, The Bucha Nebraska University, passed resolu ng measures to facilitate the emigre Two houses were totally wrecked and a part of the National Employers’ As movement will be a failure. A great ion of several hundred Italian priest* The sermon of the retiring modera­ gram will be rendered. rest correspondent of the Tossiche lion* denouncing the attack on them >ne person was seriously injured. The sociation. When the employes of a many people in the farming sections t tor. Dr. Van Dyke, occupied the entire o America for the benefit of the im The 29th annua! session ot the Zeitung wire* his paper that a gener- are down. but the path of the firm demand an increase of wages, have expressed a feeling against al morning s«*ssion and at its conclu­ grand en«-ampment ot the Independ­ al massacre of Jews |D Roumania has last night while on their annual shirt necse Italian population In that coun vires 0 and la increasing at the rate o: guard The performance wa* held it West Virginia Miner* Imprisoned. board and their decision is to be ac :hey have changed somewhat in sen- the new moderator, the most Impon- and Oak streets, today. ing against the Jews He says the connection with the Eagles’ carnival Mt.&A yearly Indianapolis. May 20.—Up to noon «epted or rejected by its members. :iment. ant practical business of the day About 80 past chief patriarchs out minister of the interior baa annotine- io reports hare been received from The employers present today re Although it is very doubtful that AMERICAN METHODS. of the 400 In the state were seated ed repressive measure* against the HARRIMAN RECOVERING- ;he coal strike in West Virginia. ceived the plan enthusiastically anc he required number will be received, as delegates when the session began Jews, and the Taggeblatt asserts that OHIO CONFLAGRATION. • I'e-President of the Mineworker* predict a perfect national body with dree only 600 were reported last at 10 o'clock this morning R. W. massacre* have been planned to take Operat.on for Appendiciti» Was a Suc­ Binnlr.ghsm. Enclar..!. May 21.—A ewl* fear* one of the longest and night, it is accepted that there can Residence and Business Hou*«* Burn­ Stewart, grand patriarch ot the en­ place Whitsuntide. in 30 days. Poet dispatch says that the Indiar cess and No Complications. bitterest strikes in which a union ever be a materia! change today and Report* of Suffering Untrue. campment, la presiding, and E E. New York. May Government has arranged to sent ed and Horse* Cremated. New York. May 21 —E H Harri Sharon, grand chief scribe, looks after amount received for ovemment officials to America tc engaged. The peculiar part of the New York. May 21.—John Mitchell »nougb petitions to invoke the refer- is that it is next to tmpoa- Dunkirk. O.. May 21—Twenty bus­ the clerical part of the proceedings. sufferer* up to date ?ndnm. man's physicians this morning say be tody railway method* with a view situation announced today that he had sum . bie to get into the stockades at iness houses and residences were de­ During the forenoon session the time ters giving details continue to arrive is making eatisfactory progress d adopting the best. A sweeping tra! moned the president of the Mine Lo»» was principally occupied in bearing ■oup creek and New river to notify stroyed by fire this morning There are no complications 1c reform scheme for Indian is cue They tell a mostly uniform story of workers from the anthracite fields to AFTER THE COAL TRUST. $125.900. A livery stable burned and and considering formal report* of of­ the atroc'.Ue*. confirming the stories he miners employed there that a empla'ed come here to confer with him regard trike has been ordered. It is bellet­ the horses were cremated Continued Labor Trouble« ficers The grand encampment de­ of police and the troops' brutalities ing work as members of the con Hearst's Charge* Have Put Magnate* d at union headquarter* that ta beaa gree wa* conferred on a class of about STRIKERS CONVICTED. One letter tell* how a hunchback New York. May 21. — The police On the Rack. certed action committee which meet» orpus proceedings will have to be Artesian Flow Increasing. 20 candidate*, and an amendment school teacher wa* taken from his were again in conflict with Italian Washington. May 21.—Attorney- next week. It will clear up Jispuleu ■rought in order to get word to any Measurements of the flow of arte ­ made to the state constitution of tne drawn on th« Interference With tome and rail* driven »lx Inches deep striker* this morning. A mob of 300 points in the aaard of the euiura«i'.t General Knox has instructed District X their men. reducing the into hl* hump, fatally in urlng him commission. Mitchell says th“ re Attorney Burnett, ot New York, to sian water struck on the Bialock farm grand encampment. collected and attempted to break a Mail*. The editor of the Miners’ Journal a few day* ago. show the flow has in­ charter fee from $3» to $15. At noon A husband trying to protect his large water main by hurling large ports of suffering among West ' ir isk the circuit court for an order com­ N*w Orleans, 2*-Eleven for :oday secured some of the wooden 1 young wife from the brutal assault stor.es against It. It became neces ner street ear May ginia strikers is untrue, as the Mine piling Baer, Thomas. Truesdale and creased to 100 gallons a minute and adjournment was taken until employes hare beer nor.ey with which the miners of that »ther coal presidents to answer ques­ the temperature is slightly warmer. o’clock, then to proceed on the order of 22 ruffians was tctrlly blinded by «ary to cal! out the reserve* of polk* onrlcted of conspiracy in interferir r iistrict are paid. They are paid workers are issuing funds. Drilling operations are being contin­ of business of electing officer* for the a policeman who struck him aero«* and charge the mob before it could be tions put them in the hearing of the Non-Union Laborer* Organize. »'■th mail can during the last Octo rooden money because- If they ea. the eye« with hi* (word. The wife dispersed Club« were freely used. *r strike. charges before the interstate ued in the hope that an increased flow ensuing year ape from the ittxkades it would be Chicago. Mav 21 —Five hundred Hearst will be obtained. The following constitutes the out ­ died two hour* later, but not before but no arrest* were made pirthlea*. so the miner«’ official* iff. non-unionist Italians employed by the ommission. going corps of state officersi •he saw her little girl thrown from a Think« Bartender« Ar« All RighL Peoples Gas Company to take the Gtand patriarch. P. W Stewart of wlnduw and killed place of striker*, this morning struck Chicago. May 20 —The bartender*, Portland; grand senior warden. W and later organized a uni- b. The who aliied with the Waiter» Union. M. Green, uf Eugene, grand junior, TROUBLE IN WINNIPEG- • I Teamsters' Union threatens to strike And also were included in their de warden. Claud Gatch, of Salem; in sympathy, thus shutting lawn the sands when their demands were grand secretary. E. E Sharon, of Profess oral Colonist Accused of ti plants supplying 60 per cent u Chi­ landed in to Organizer Htsepatrick Portland; grand treasurer. Byron E tortion—Sal« o< Canadian Northern he said: cago's gas. Miller, of Portland; grand represent«- Contemplated. The bartenders are not to blame Compromise in Chicago. of Albany; I tive. A. W. Bowersox. Winnipeg. May 19.—Rev Barr who for being forced to work tn their giand high priest. T. I F. Howard, of brought a colony of 2.00“ Engllshmes Chicago. May 21.—A settlement of business, but wished they would representative. to Brattleford. N W T Pendleton : grand the laundrv strike is expected this haa fleY I strike to destroy every saloon and City ; from the colony The colonists charge i Thomas F Fyan. of Oregon afternoon. ' Committees representing brewery tn the country Liquor is la­ grand sentinel. W. R Cunningham, of him with extortion in selling provis­ the Laundry Workers' Union and the bor’s curse. I-et him who thinks Nme-Hour Day in Portland is Canyon City; grand outside sentinel. Federation of Labor, met this morn ions. and threatened to lynch their whiskey strengthen* him buy beef Most of the Manufacturers in Reason for Peasant Hatred of J Henry Penn, of Yaquin*. ing and made mutual concessions The President Wil Roosevelt former Mo»«-» Police have boon »»nt $ steak—from that he will actually get Absolutely Refused by the unions agree to withdraw their de T. F. Howard. Grand Patriarch. to quell the disturbance t the Jew Given by Emhassa the United States Have strength, while ali he get* from mands for recognition and unionizing President Wilson, of the Grand Election of new officers this after­ Cross the State Line This whiskey is weakness and temporary Employers. and have waived their demands foi Trunk, la en rout» her«- to Inspect the noon resulted as follows: insanity Merged. dor at Washington. contracts preventing strikes. The Grand patriarch. T F Howard of Canadian Northern There Is said to If be drinks tor pleasure he had Afternoon. agreement also grants the increased Pendleton; grand high priest. W M be a probability of hi* buying it thus better buy book* and read them. If ygea demanded. A committee was Green, of Eugene; grand senior war­ precipitating a battle for Western APPARENT DEAD LOCK he drinks to forget his condition, he appointed to submit the proposals to den. Claud Gatch, of Salem. grand trade with the Canadian Pacific NEW COMBINE WITH had better educate himself *c h« can HE IS A MONEY LENDER AND thia orzanizations. which meet thi* ALL NIGHT RUN BETWEEN the organizations, FROM LAUNDRV LOCKOUT. scribe. E E Sharon, of Portland (re­ Improve it Instead of making him UNLIMITED CAPITAL. forget bad condition* whiskey and afternoon. WILL NOT TILL THE SOIL. elected 19th time); grand treasurer. MISS TAYLOR A COUNTESS SACRAMENTO AND REDDING. W W Francis of Halsey; grand jun­ beer puts him in a worse one Every ior warden. W I Vawter. of Medford; American G'ri Wed* an Italian of No Prospect of the Laud ne« Return- Omaha. May 21—Hope for an Int I city should have drinking fountains wa grand representative. P W Stewart mediate settlement of the strikes Wealth and Rank so the thirsty workman will not be ing Operation* Unless Non-Union Ancient Firm of DupOnta Organize a _________ _ when the union, Ludicrous Incident Occurred at Sac­ Russian Dislike Based Upon Hi* Pro­ of Portland ended thia _______ morning forced into the saloons to quench his New York. May 20. — The »edding Company With $60.000.000 CapitalL pensity to Usury and Disinclination Help 1« Emp'oyeO—Failed to Com­ i discharged the conference committe« thirst with something that makes him ramento Last Even'ng. a Detective of Miss Harriet Taylor, daughter of named at the request of the governor, POSTAL AFFAIRS i zaLon—Supposed to Presage an |n- a fooi and destroys his health. promise Question o* Hour*. to Do Manual Labor, and Not Upon H A C. Taylor, and Count Giuseppe Being Mistaken for the President— to meet a similar committee of th« It the strike is carried on it tie* up della Gherardesca. honorary attache Portland. May 19—There was a : ternational Combination. Compliments Exchanged. His Religion. business men. The latter refused to Alleged Terrorizing in Tennesse- and ot the Italian embassy at Washington, New York. May 21.—It is generally practically every hotel and restaurant the committee having in meeting of confer about arbitration unless the Irregularities in Salt _ake. Washington. May 19.—Count Cassi­ Redding. Cal.. May 20.—The presi- took place today at the home of the charge the employers' interests in believed here that the Dupont Pow­ in the city and many saloon« unions called off the boycott and sym ient made a 10-minute stop at Red- ni. the Russian ambassador, in a con der Company just incorporated in Washington. May 20.— Postmaster- bride's father In East Seventy-fourth pathetic strike, and their demandt ling and addressed the crowd at the versation today with a representative General Payne received a report from street. The ceremony was attended the present laundry lockout this tore- New Jersey with a capital of $50.n00.- WILL GET NEW TRIAL. for recognition of the unions. >tatiop. praising the state and preach- of the Associated Press relative to In»i>ector Conger today regarding the by the Italian embassador, the full noon, at which it was decided to give '.«bo. Is the forerunner of an explosive The teamsters this morning start ng a short sermon on good citizen- the Jewish troubles in Russia, said: terrorizing of the negro rural mail car- embassy staff and a number of other to the public the exact status of the manufacturing trust. The Duponts Politician* Convicted of Perjury Will ed a co-operative transfer company. ship. •'There is in Russia, as In Germa­ rl«-r at Gallatin. Tenn. He believes distinguished guests Have Another Chanc*. quarrel, so far as the wages paid and recently made a trip to California to Two of the biggest restaurant* bring about a merger with the Jud The bride of today Is a granddaugh­ Just before the train left Sacra- ny and Austria, a feeling against cer­ the sentiment of the people is not St. Louis. May 19.—The state su which opened Tuesday with non-unioi. nento last night ter of the late Moses Taylor and a the conditions under which laundry so* and Vigorite companies _ an old man boarded tain of the Jews. The reason for this the negro. preme court today reversed the lower concerned, help, voluntarily closed this morning he buffet car at Atlantic street and unfriendly attitude is found in the against help is employed are It is reported these three companies noted beauty and belle. Count Gher- It is believed Mr. Payne will before and are now conferring with the strik ,-rasped a secret service man by the fact that the Jews will not work in evening It is stated by the committee that are to be incorporated under the nam« -ourt and remanded for new trial the decide whether or not he will ardesca Is a descendant of one of th* ases of ex-Delegates Faulkner and of a nine-hour day is ab- of the Eastern Dynamite Company ing waiters. a con«-ession land. “Teddy.” he exclaimed. “1 the field or engage in agriculture. request a statement concerning post­ most noted families of Italy He is Nehmann. who appealed from the de- soluteiy out ot the question, and as The Duponts already control a num iope you'll be re-elected for another They piefer to be money lenders. office Irregularities from Heath, the *a!d to be wealthy His mother is an islon i of the circuit court, sentencing STRIKE OF MINERS ORDERED. erm." As the president had gone to Give a Jew a couple of dollars and he proprietor of the Salt Lake Tribune, American, formerly Miss Josephine the employes will not recede from this ’»er of concern» supposed to be inde hem to two year* each for perjury only thing left for the request, the ■evident. If the merger carrie- .’bey were convicted in connection •ed, the detective thanked the 8ec- be< MM* a banker and money broker. and formerly assistant postmaster­ Fisher of this city, and he is heir- Eight Thousand Men Expected to Gc amento enthusiast, shook hands with In this capacity he takes advantage general. He laundries to do is to open up with out­ through, good authority says it wll prospective to a large fortune ith I the municipal bribery inveauga- side help as soon as it becomes prac ­ Out Today. robabiy reach out until it become non. is 27 years of age good looking and ilm and told him that he liked just of the Russian peasant, whom be soon ticable. which, it is stated, will prob ­ nternational in character. has in his power, and ultimately de ­ very popular with the Newport set. iis sort of citizens and sent him away Indianapolis. May 19.—Vice-Presi AMERICAN YACHTS SCORING. ably be done. No definite plans as stroys It is when the patience of the dent Lewis, of the United Minework tappy ORDER IN THE COURT. to the time or manner of opening BANKER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. ROMANCE ENDED. peasant is exhausted that conflicts be­ Last of the Trial Race* Will Take rrs. admitted this morning that a has yet been decided on. tween jieasants and Jews occurs. Or­ CONFEDERATE REUNION. West Virginia strike order was issuec Place Saturday Next. The statement is made by the em­ Wealth I* Not Always a Bar to Un Inacutiva Will Support the Judiciary dinarily the Russian is a very patient Ex-Register Hayes and Mra. Horton last Thursday, to take effect today in Old Kentucky. ployer* that the ninehour schedule Glencove. May 20.—It is hoped the happiness. No information is yet received as U general Gordon Make* a Sensational person, but it is only natural that he Are Married. which is tn vogue In San Francisco Jackson. Ky.. May 20.—Th* circuit should entertain a feeling of resent­ Constitution will be able to race Sat Speech the First Day. how many miners responded. Eight New York. May 21.—Banker Selig Bums. May 19.—George W. Hayes been found to be ruinous to indl- □dge has requested the governor to New Orleans. May 19.—Two thous ment of the one who has wrought his urday next. The preparations are and Mrs. Ella Horton were married has thousand men are involved. man. who last night attempted *u! vidual business Interests, and the re ­ end a company o fmilitia while the completed for the race between the ruin. nd confederate veterans and lO.Ove Virtual Slavery in West Virginia. elde. will recover. Mr. Seligman 1» at Weiser last Wednesday by Rev. ourt is in special session trying "Emp-ror Nicholas sought to help Columbia and Reliance tomorrow. The Deal. Hayes was register of the suit has been a determination to form one of the greatest manipulators o Indianapolis, May 19.—Editor Sex risitors are on hand at this the initial syndicate and eliminate some of the ett for murdering Marcum. The our of the reunion. The weather Is the Jew by ordering the establish- Columbia is in fine trim and left for United States land office at Bums, a smaller ton. of the Miners’ Journal, the offic concerns that the otners may money In New York. As an organize- ourt opens on Monday. ial organ of the United Mineworkers n every respect perfect for such ai. ment of agricultural colonies in Cove anchorage today, but is finding Ore., until his removal last summer have a living show. and promoter of schemes for the to Southern Russia, hoping to Induce little wind with which to stretch her by President Roosevelt on the ground at noon today says a condition o: »ccasion. vestment of money, he ranks secom Several Conferences. \RT TREASURES TO NEW YORK. General Gordon created a sensation the Jews to engage in agricultural sails. The Reliance will probably of immorality. Mrs. Horton wa* sent slavery exists among the miners 01 nly to John Pierpont Morgan. During the past week there have the Loup district in West Virginia n his speech by saying that General pursuits, instead of money lending. come over here tomorrow to race for to the state penitentiary for adultery lie is a co-worker with the Roths and that the men are restrained ot Jen Butler, generally considered the but the effort was useless, nor have tomorrow, She is scheduled for noon with Haye*. She served a short term been several conferences between the hilds. being interested with them it ¿organ Laying in Stock for the Great their liberty. He says if given ai. iouth’s most bitter and ungraciou* other projects establishing Jewish on the 30-mile course if the wind and was pardoned by Governor Geer. representatives of the unicn and the the heavy Turkish loans which re Museum. serves. laundry employers, the last of which Milted In the Rothschild so-calle< opportunity, the m.neworkers wll. ■nemy, was much misunderstood, and states been successful. Berlin. May 20.—J. Pierpont Mor­ Ijiter Hayes was pardoned by Gov ­ “The situation in Russia, so far as These have mortgage on the Holy lAnd." which show the United States marshal, also f he had had his way in 1860, Jeffer an has instructed his European ernor Chamberlain. The romance Is took place Saturday. come to naught, so far as any pros­ was. however, only a first option ot -gents to Immediately collect all the the judges of the United States court* on Davis would have been president the Jews are concerned. I* this: It Is WEALTHY PIONEER IRON­ ended. pect of settlement is concerned. MASTER AND POLITICIAN. know those conditions of slavery, but or four years, instead of Abraham the peasant against the money lender, 'he taxes levied in Palestine for L.« «rt treasures which he ha* purchased tnd not the Russian against the Jew. The best that the union people had settlement of the loans to the porte have taken no steps to stop them Hr Lincoln. ind which have been loaned to conti- NON-UNION MEN MOBBED. There is no feeling against the Jews Wa* Chairman of the Republican to offer was an agreement to work says the principles involved will bring votai museum*. The work* are to in Russia because of religion. It is. 9'4 hours for a day ’ s work, but even the biggest fight the mine worker* GREEK VS. BULGARIAN. National Committee During the Laborers In New York Street Exca »e sent to the Morgan museum to be PLUCKY FIREMAN. as 1 have said, the Jews ruin the with this offer there arose the ques ­ have yet encountered and that it will ■rected in New York. Europe will First Blaine Campaign. vations Bombarded With Missiles. tion of employing none but union te fought to the end. Mohametan Authority Appealed to in peasants, with the result that con­ ose by this transfer collection« Pittsburg, May 19. — Benjamin Act of Unusual Bravery at a Danger flicts occur when the latter have left Strike is a Partial Failure- New York. May 19.— Railway strik­ help, and as the employers declare slued at $500.000. Behalf of the Greek Church. all their worldly possessions and have Jones, head of the Immense Jones- er* and sympathisers. Including a that during the rush season they are ous Fire. Charleston. W. Va., May 19—Com Constantinople, May 19. — The grand 1 aughlin Steel Company, died early nothing to live upon. paratively few miners in the new number of women, attacked a crowd not aide to get Bufficleut help from Philadelphia. May 20.—The brave CRAIN MARKETS. very unexpectedly, of “The Russian government affords this morning the union to run their plants, this was action of a fireman this morning pre river district responded to the United vizier today received a deputation ol cement mixers on Spring street, Mineworkers’ strike, which was or »ishops of the orthodox Greek church the same protection to the Jews that aged 79. He was a pioneer among the today. The men in the tunnel were not conceded. On this point the em­ vented an explosion at the First Regl Quotation® Furnished by Coe Commis­ dared, and the mines are running a* «ho urged that repressive measures It does to any other of Its citizens, Ironmasters and leaves »av.000.000. bombarded with atones, bricks, not ployers offer to employ none but ment Armory, which took fire at 6 sion Company—R. L. Boulter. Local usual, but with reduced forces. A >e taken to repress the Bulgarian per­ and when a riot occurs and Jews are He was republican national committee only from the streets and sidewalks, union labor where, in case a non­ o'clock. The blaze fastened on a room secution of Greeks. They stated that chairman In the Blaine campaign of Manager. 120 Court Street attacked the officials immediately strike has been on in that region for but from the windows and roofs of union hand was displaced by union where many cases ot ammunition nearly a year and the greater number the Greeks’ patience is almost ended take steps to apprehend those who 1S84. and a warm friend of President Italian tenements on both aides of help the Utter would. If the employers were stored. Outlying cases contain Chicago. May 15.— of .miners for some time have been and that there will be serious con- begin the riot and visit severe punish­ McKinley. the excavation. A number of work­ so elected, have to work one week Ing rifle cartridges commenced ex Minneapolis. May 21.—Wheat—Ow­ non-unionists. The Kanawha river fiicts unless steps are Immediately ment upon them. In the past Rus men were hit, but none dangerously free that his efficiency might be de plodlng. Regardless of the flying bul­ ing to rather quiet and weak cables, taken. The vizier promised that se- -Ians have been punished severely mines are also running as usual. Thi­ lets. the fireman carried in the hose the market opened off a fractional Injured The police dispersed the termined. SEND THE NEWS TO BOOKER. It Is now th«' rule that non-union and quenched the fire before It reach lower than the previous close. Re­ mine operators have armed many vere measures will be taken to pre- for attacks upon Jews. But notwith­ mob and arrested one. vent a recurrence. standing these conflicts, the Jews con­ One Thousand Dollars for Refusing to help may be employed In a rush, with i'