Dulles
VOL. XIII
THE DALLES. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1901.
NO. 227
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The New English
Black and White
TM Season's Swellest Overcoat
It has recently been extensively advertised by
the leading wholesale tailors of America who have
spent much time and money in introducing it into
this country. It is distinctly an English creation
and is made of the dignified mourning goods, being
therefore suitable for the most discriminating dress
ers. The care and attention given to make and
finish constitute standing evidence of the really
wonderful advance in the manufacture of ready-to-wear
clothing.
English Great Coats, 'varsity and other
styles, in all the latest fabrics,
$10, $12 and u to $23.
New Hat, Underwear. 5uender, Neckwear and Shirts.
PEASE MAYS, The Dalles, Or.
LOOK LOOK LOOK
Special Bnod.y Dinner at the Hew Uma
tilla Cafe.
Dinner from 11 :30 to 3 p. u. First-class
in every respect. All home cooking.
Beat service in the city. Meals 25c.
T. L. Young, Proprietor.
SOUP
Soup a la Hollandalse
Cream of Oyster a la Royal
FISH
Mackerel a la Multro D'Hotol
Boiled Salmon a la Russian
RELISH
Celery Lettuce Green Onions Sweet Pickles
SALAD
Chicken a la Mayonnaise
Shrimp a la Ravlncote
Lobster with French Dressing
Apple Salad-
Ham, old style
BOILED
Leg of Lamb, pickle sauce
ENTREES
llraized Loin of Beef with mushrooms
Fillet of Rabbit a la Marchalu
Young Duck, pet It s pols tins
Graham Puff Fritters, wine sauce
ROAST
Spring Chicken with dressing
Prime Ribs of Beef au jus
Roast Turkey with Crauborry Sauce
VEGETABLES
Sweet Corn Stew Tomatoes
Boiled, Mashed and Sweet Potatos
' PIE
Cream Apple
Cranberry
Strawberry
Lemon
PUDDING
English Plum, bard and braudy sauce
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Vanilla Ice Cream and cake
" FRUIT
Grapes Apples Oranges
Pears Bananas
All meat orders include potatoes, cof
fee, tea or milk, bread and batter. All
side orders charged extra.
Meal tickets ($5.88 in meals) for 5.
Frank Batty, Manager.
Married at 8alm.
Walla Walla, Wash., Nov. 8.-8. E.
Kiaf a prominent local lawyer, and
Miss Ethel Gilllngbam, of 8alem, Or.,
were quietly married a day or two ago,
nes of the event bavin- jut reached
this city. Mr. King went sway on
business, iter si Mr, bat now advise,
bis friend that be will be ben. witb a
bride la a (aw days.
tar IMii Douse Cafe and Restaurant
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Service the Best. Rates Reasonable.
r Special rates to Steady Boarders, Families and
Theatre Parties.
FRANK BATTY, Manager.
MUTINY OF THE
PRISONERS
Twenty six Convicts Escape From the
Leavenworth Prison.
Lkavknwobtii, Kan., Nov. 8. Forty
mounted guards are beating tbe country
for a radius of five miles around the
Federal penitentiary today in search of
tbe twenty-six convicts who succeeded
in escaping from the guards late yestei
day. The oountry is wild and rough
and affords ample opportunity for escape,
aud as all of the convicts are desperate
men, armed conflicts will doubtless
result before tbey are captured.
Tbe net known result of tbe mutiny
and tbe following fight with the guards
was one convict killed and four guards
'shot or otherwise hurt, but it is believed
that many of the fleeing convicts received
wounds more or less serious from the
bullets sent after them by pureuiog
guards.
Tbe dead man isQulno Fort, a desper
ate erlminal from the Iudian Territory,
wbo Is believed to have been tbe ring
leader of the break.
It develops, that tbe mutii.y was
batched several months sgo, bat that
the men never fouud a favorable oppor
tunity to wry it into effect until yester
day. Tbe general plan Wat not new,
but it proved iff active, because of tbe
limited number of guards. As tbe better
behaved prisoners are u ed io the out
.side work, tbe coospiiaoy was hatched
among the men in tbe inside gangs. Tbe
convicts .boss tbe most favorable
moment of tbe d y, while many of tbe
guards acting as foreman of construction
of the new cell house were unarmed.
As sopn as the alarm was given, guards
were formed in marching order and
mounted men armed to the teeth, were
drawn up in front of tbe main entrance
of tbe prison. Most of tbe guards were
old plainsmen and tbe diversion of bunt
ing down criminal stirred tbeir blood
as nothing else could have done. Tbe
escaping convicts were counted tbe most
desperate criminals in tbe Southwest,
and tbe guards started out on tbeir bunt
in full realization of this fact. Tbe scene
of the mutiny, however, being some
distance frorr tbe prison proper, tbe
convicts bad secured a good start, snd
aided by the rouith, wooded country,
they bad, before darkness fell, placed a
good gap between themselves aod tbeir
pursuers. Tbe guards, at best, could
make but a desultory attempt at pursuit,
and were compelled to await daylight to
take up the search.
Turkey Yields to the Demands of Vraucr .
Pakib, Nov. 8. France bas scored a
complete triumph in tbe Turkish dis
pute. An official note was issued at 1
p. m., today to tbe effect that tbe Porte
bad decided to yield to all tbe demands
of France, and tbat as soop ss tbe sultan
bas issued and irade ratify itg the de
cision, the French squadron will ieave
Mitylene. This may be done within the
next twenty-four hours, or it is expected
at tbe latest in two or three days.
President Loubet prseidsd today at
the cabinet council.
The foreign minister, M. Delcasse, an
nounced tbat tbe Porte had just advised
him tbat it had decided to give satis
faction to tbe French demands to wbieb
sf. Delcasse replied tbat ss soon as tbe
sultan's order regarding tbe Porte's de
cision wasoomm.uloeted to him Admiral
Oaillord's sqaadro. would leave tbe
island of Mityleae.
The Temps prints a dUpatsb from
Constantinople today wbieb says tbat
New line "Ssmpfon" Suspender
Waists Just Received.
Umbrellas Recovered
wait
When Buying
an Overcoat j& j& j&
consider the advantages of one that is impervious
to rain. Such a coat, in this climate, is most de
sirable as anyone familiar with the usual "misty"
days of Oregon winters will admit. The cut here
illustrates our ,
Cravenette -Raglan.
made of the original and genuine rain-proof crav
enette cloth handsomely tailored and stylish
fitting garments. Come in dark gray oxford
mixtures tan coverts and fine pin-head effects
in gray and tan.
$17.50, $18.50, $20.00 and $25.00.
EXTRA
Trousers
W Iihvr made special efforts this fall to
please the man a ho is in need of a good pair of
Trousers. If von have a coat and vest too good
to cast off by all means come here. Out of
our very complete line of extra Trousers we can
positively match up a pair that will make your
suit look like new, and save you money.
Worsteds and cassimeret, stripes
and check; siza up to 60 waist.
Special values at
$3
2S Suits
The latest addition to our suit stock
is a choice line ot allwool fancy rough
faced catsimere
Hand-made
Suits at ... .
$14
cut in the latest styles with broad
shoulders, hand padded. hand-felled
collar and hand-made button holes. An
ideal business suit one that Is tailored
to hold Its shape aud give perfect satis
faction. No extra charges for press
inn suits, overcoats or extra trousers.
Boys' Shoes
iLssaa
The best is hardly good enough when it
comes to wear, but the way we are selling
"Armored Cruisers" makes ut
think we have the right thing.
iver' seam is sewed with four rowa of silk and the
bottoms are of the best oak-tanned sole-leather and are
driven full of steel circlottes.
8 to 13 $1.76 13 to 2 $2.00
t to ro $2.26
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WILLIAMS & CO.
the sultan, in accepting .the Frei cb
demands, firstly authorised tbe working
of th French schools bigherto unrecog
nised ; secondly, recognises officially tbe
the existence of the religious and hospi
table institutions already founded and
accords tbem customs immunity snd
exemption from certain taxes, and
thirdly he sutborizs tbe reconstruction
of tbe schools and hospitable institutions
destroyed at the time of tbe Armeoian
troubles, of which a detailed list is at
tached to the French note.
Tewfik, the Turkish foreign minister,
bas announced that the recognition of
tbe Cbaldesn patriscb, demanded by
France, already bas been accorded.
Jaaaaa Callahan Acquitted.
Omaha, Nov. 8 The jury in the case
of James Callahan, after being out
thirty-six hours, brought in a verdict at
10 o'clock tonight, finding tbe dsfendsnt
not guilty and the p-iaoner was dis
charged. Tbis is the last echo of the
Cudaby kidnaping case, snd Callahan is
acquitted of the kldueping charge. It
was said tonight tbat tbsre Is little to
prevent Pat Crowe from coming to
Omaha. The evidence 00 wbieb
Callahan bas been tried would probably
prevail in ease of Crowe being tried on
tbe same abet, and County Attorney
Shields tonight ysve it as bis opinion
tbat Crowe would now return.
Ml Sheep Shlant.at.
Walla Wajj-a, Wash., Nov. 8. -Tbrse
thousand bead of sheep are being sent
through ibis eiiy from Dayton to Seattle
for slaughter. Tbe sheep oeme from tbe
Bias mountain ranges and are very fine.
anted To trade apples for wheat,
nt by the box or carload. Write 10
W. aeassdy, Hood Bits, ot itw
OVER-WORK.
Hundreds of Lawyers, Preachers. Actors, and other
overworked Professional and Business Men who thought
they ha I kidney trouble have told us tbey bad never
Wn st.u 10 find anything to equal Lincoln Sexual
Pills for the care of that pain in the back, and tbe all
gn reel n that so often precedes paresis.
Price, $1 00 per box buy of your druggist or sent
by mail on receipt of price, In plain wrapper.
LIHOOLI PROPRIETARY 00., Ft. Wajus, lad.
M. Z Oonnell, Agent, Tbe Dalles, Or.
Ssxton & Waltber
Hardware, Iron
and Steel
Merchants...
THE DALLES, OREGON.
A full line of BRIDGE A BEAOH
SUPERIOR STEEL RANUES, and
Cook snd Hasting Stoves.
FA RHINO IMPLEMENTS. Agnate for Hoosler Drills, J. I. Osse Steel Fsrst
Harrows aud Plows. Spring Tooth Hsrroee. Bisssll Ublllsd Plows, Mitchell Wag
ons snd Hacks, Henuey Boggles.
...Star Windmills...
Wltb Ball snd Rdler bearings, sad fally warranted.
Writs ns for prices and eatslogoes.
All orders entrusted to SS Will bat. prompt attention.
Prioss always right,
' Tbe only Exclusive Hardware Stars Is tbs city.
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