East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 23, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING EDITION Tut Your "Ad In The Hast or-onUn ftrt't rs II ...Moon. . . All Kln.l. of Prlntins; I The Beat Oregontao Will do It lor ...roe... VOL. 13. PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OltKtfON, Fill DAY, MARCH '2:1, IMOO. NO. .1749 DAILY EVENING EDITION 25c Line of Paper Novels, 19c. Did Mn Pg Uqip nun nun o ran Jewelry r.uc Mrscelets for 33c. BAc Pompadour Combs for 18c. 1 , ucn bHt horu nair pins, HM value, r 10 MM New line Reality IMdb. 2c, iM-c. 4i . 5c. New Waist Sou, l(c, lBc, 24c. Bicycle Sundries. , ,. Ii'do Saddle . regular $1.50, 98c. Large can cartiide, 42c. IUcm Ic Grips DC up; leather grips. 24c; C ran hike nil 10c; 2fic bottle (,1-in-nnc) 1 mi, tot clips BO 10 OBQ a pair Outdoor Sports t lets, 6 bills, $1.40; S ballB, . . . . . nm - n i nc hard wnna, Ji.nn, ere, nase nails 0f 99c Hal's f- np. Masks 40,- to 73. llK) marbles 5c. Good wood top etc. Easter Goods ssr.'e HOC Pane? Cards, iu odd shapes I dim, tad Booklolo, M r,fi'- nfl cm, RBj eotor. OO. Water Dtebet Ifli I i .( each. ( andy Eggs, Glass Kgga, ofr The largest line or Iflhlng tackle, tn in-" k Htationcrv. etc . on sale here. REDERICK IN0LF The Boston Store We are now showing Select Assortments for Spring in Ladies' Fancy Shirt Waists, white and colors. Ladies1 Fancy Silk Waists. Ladies1 Man-Tailored Suits and Separate Skirts. Spring Capes, Misses and Children's Jackets. Nobbiest line of Ladies' Neckwear ever shown in Pendleton. Kid Gloves in the latest Spring styles. New Belts and Girdles, Belt Buckles. Belt Ribbons, etc. Ladies' Knox Sailor Hats. For Friday and Saturday... Our line of $1.25 Kid Gloves .... 90c Fancy Towels, knotted fringe, regular price 25c - 19c Children's Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, double sole, heel and toe, all sizes, regular price 15c, for - - IOo Pendleton's Big Store. umber j Shingles Posts 'And All Other Kind of building flaterial. A big stock of bard unnris nn I Ii KlW fur mill work prompt executed. Pl ins and estimates, furnish doii " ul uj- Lost ot construction laMntced. Pendleton laning Mill and Lumber Yard. k FORS I EH - - Prop. This Week... We give an Exhibition and Sale of Silk Ginghams and Ging ham Novelties. More than a hundred styles and colorings. A stxk many times greater than anywhere shown in Pendleton. You will find here Ginghams from France, Scotland and Am er.ca, the best of each kind, in every conceivable sort of a design in which Ginghams can be woven, and in the newest, pettiest colorings. you will see them At the Lowes rices offered by any one this season ;c to 50c a yard and best of all, yttu can bay here with the assurance of getting the best, and this year's designs. Our Ginghams are but one of the subdivisions of our great Department of Wash Dress Fabrics, where nearly everything, punted or woven, in cotton dress materials is to be found iu variety and prices that will please you1. Come and see th m Alexander & Hexter I for Infants and Children. Tin- Kind You 1 1. ii Always l 1. 1 has borue the signa ture of Cuus. II. Flher, ttud bus been iiiadw under Mm personal supervision for over HO years. Allow no mm to deceive you iu this. Counterfeits, Iiuitutiou and ' Just-as-ifood" are but Kxperimeitts, and eudautfer tlie liealili of Children Kxperieuce against Experiment. The Kind You Have Always Bought S9 l .Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years. Frazer's Th 0reilt White Opera czar of aii House Fun show- One Wiyht Only, Wednesday, March 28. Cafi-hleat and T'"1 D of thai Rapid, UolUuktag b BirO 10 1 1 sua ua K,mrlllK h.r, , Brightest T WHO - WHO riuictl I arte IniroduoiBif TbaM Cootii rJwt. Special Sceutry PU6EY AMD ST. JOHN, m Aiel mi KseellfUl I'ouiDauy ot fclaboraU Costumes 6 HIu-CUm ArUsb PHces Auttib 011 hotld Mumlit) , March signature 01 BOc, 7 Bo and ti.OO Ju, at Totiltuitii A 'o.V il ll GENERAL NEWS. Speaker Henderson favors an oiitlit hoar working day. There It a bill be (ore hobkm providing for it. The navv dOBBRrklBeOl has Unwed orders for the reair of the cruiser Pnston now at Mare Island navy vard. the cost of which will 1' almut f:l00. 000. Mori' than HsJO cavalry, infantry and artillery recruits will leave Port Schuyler ami Kort Hlocnin for Bnsik hn. where they will sail Saturday for tin' Philippines. Six lives were Niwl hy I he gallant xxork of M. S. Anderson , young colored man, during a tire at a tlal i house i" New York Wednesday . Me detected the fire while on his way to work. The DOOM committee on BOlMIC land hat directed a faviwable re)rt on a hill allowing a single WtHIMtt who loeotee a homestead entry on Unplatted land 10 i'cmi h le tile entry after her BMirtoojo, Seeretary WiloOM hs 0000od Senator Psrkino, I Oalifornia, that the de iartinent of agriculture w ill andiiil the intrmluetion into California of the Halo iwranite from Cipe Colony, whieh ItOft llMn the San .lone nesle. William A. Hunker, n pffomlnooil l lonn v and military man, wiih tonnd .loa.l In hin ortlce in Toledo, Ohio, with ii hitllel Hound in the hack of hi" neck. A reviver lay on thv llinir near him. It i not known whether il wh murder or nuieide. Jamen J. .leffrief, through his maiuipT", w c ntraeleii to meel inrst men in ObioOOJO. OB the nilil ot April I ft. The rhanipiou'a threi- opnentP hae not boOB d. liniti l nlotnod, hut it is prarticallv toOtlod that .lark Mr lOmuioflo and fed Dnakbonl will Ih- two of them. The house eominittee on DOOMdOM hsf practieally dooidod t" extend i the iteimioii law id January B, ISUM, 1 which increamil the penuion of Mexi lean war veterann from fs to fid per I month, ho that it will apply to tMBO , eiisioiiiMt since the date ol the ai t I well an to Umbo poMkxtod up 00 that 1 time. It in reiorted fnun I'rrtoria that a scht'iue has heen srraiiKed for the amalgamation of the Traimvaal and the I'ree State. Kruirsr ill lnVome preci delit ol the lislerati-d Ktati'f, and Steyn, eointnandaiil-ni'iierul of the Hoer army. The Hatf will Im- the came an that of the Traiifvaal, with an additional orange color. PACIFIC NORTHWES1 NRWS. There in u cane of HinalliX in the Vaudevanter family, twenty milen from DBMM, DbIm ounty. Tl wiiith of the Itonaiir.a mine in Baker county are eonteninlatiiiK huild iiiK and o-futiii) a unelter at I'ort land. Mrs. Msiyaret dweim, wife of Miehael OwOttOi a I'ortlHiid BOBtfOO tor, diid on WelneHlay slier a few minutes nieknesx. Dr. J. It. Tom. lately from Montumt, wiiN found dead in Ih in a Seattle hotel Wediief.lav morning. It ia thought he committed filicide. William Itrownie, the BVBJOBO DOJf a r rented a nhort time ago for larceny in an ollice taking f.ri from lieorge Crow's aafe ha entered a pleu of guilty. Congressman Missly writi-s to II. C. Hooper, of Alitcloc, that sheep sill l- admitted into the Cascade rewrve this year on the BUM terms as last year, except that a charge of 2 to '.i Cents a head will Is- made. Lewis '1'. lie llhsseev, of (ialea sist offlce. Islsirer, has fllsd a DOtitloO in hankruptcy in the I'niteil Stales court in Cortland. His liahilities amount to lints). He has no iiroiierty, it hav ing all Is'eii taken hy nis cnnliUirs several years ago. I, H. O'Neill, traveling pusscn-er BJBBd of the O B, V N , is ill KOBtOffP Washington hsiking after OXOVnlOM to BpoktUM, Walla Walla and IVudli'ton, inaugurate.1 on account of the coming lo these places, the latter part of this month, of William Jennings Hryan. Thirteen dead volunteers of the Second Oregon regiment, h ho lost their lives ill the Philippine, are lying in state at the armory, in Port land, and llags throughout the city are at half mast in their honor. The bod lot sill lie at the armory until Sunday when the) will lie interred at Blvorold. Free Book TO WEAK MfiN. I will Mod frue to SO) nl- dfSM, upon psqustt, ny bssu tifully illuntraled 80-j. age book, 'THREE ILA88E8UF HBN." It is vvurtli 1X lo uny w-uk inuii. It tells all shout my lH. HANOI. N BLKOTR10 HKLTa.OM kovtkojr srs used to cure sucL esse, as rheuiustisui, luiutwgo. leiatko, IbOM hwk, klduey, Jlver aud stouisch ilisorders alerpless ueas, or any of those diseases peculiar to UiSU U wars of BOjMOB ObTooIM )WI Haiideu VelU of obsolete pslU-rnf. My Istct iakiroved belts can only be hsd from iny ihw oitioss. Address, The Dr. Sanden Co., i6y Fourth St . rVUaud, Oregon THE PUERTO RICAN TARIFF - -O - Republicto Caucus Committee Wrestling With the Bill. o MUCH OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE Free Trade Republicans Will hi Further Time Wben the Question Comet Up. Washington Notes. Washington March 21.- The repnh lican caucus committee Ol the senate lodojl nnthoried I'oraker to propose a separation of the tariff feature from the I'ucrto Kiciin governmental bill and attempt to pass the house tariff hill without amendment. The eominittee went over the sitna- Mion in detail. there were suggestions as to the mivssitv of amending the! I hill to suit the demand- of the repub lican free trade element, hut the were I Considered more than offset by the situation in the house and Hie iiifes sity ol maintaining partv tariff princi ples. Confersncs Rsport In Ihs Ssnats. Washington, llorth II Th Mtt agreed to the conference askisl for by (lie house on the diplomatic and con sular hill. I'etligrew's resolution requesting the president to send to the senate an Itemised itatereeol ol the ORpeoaot ol the PbillpftUOO commission was agreed to. The eonferencs reis.rl on the Puerto Itico iiepmpriat ion dill was then taken up. Tlie debate was part icipatisl in hv BtORMMf, (iallinger and I'lllnian Tnej tisik a wide range, covering the southern race ipicslion Hawaii ami the Philippines, An Early Vote Not Probable. Washington, March 21. II le nient in the republican ranks in Hie senate favoring free trade with PajOftO Itico decided at a conference today to ODBO00 action hsiking t an earlv vote and lo ask for further time in case the question should come up. Proceedlnsi In lh Houe. Washington. March 21 In the house today the hill to establish a light and signal station at Hrown's I'oint, rOOJOi Round. pOSSed, The house adoptisl a resolution calling iiihiii the secretary of state for conies of letters from cili- reus of the C luted Mates nplailiing of ill treatment while in the South African republics. The house then pfoeooded with potMHMMi lulls. Maeruin Cited to Appear. Washington, March 1W. Koriner Consul Macrum was at the capilol to day iu rcsHUise to telegram- bidding him to apsir before tlie Inais.' com mlttOO on foreign affairs Maerum's evidence will betaken early next week. Taylor' friend, at the While Home Washington, March M. Qolo Andrew Cowan, Samuel J. Roberto ami John Marshall, prominent repub licans and friends of (lovefuuf Taylor of Kentucky, called at the While HoUSO t"dav ami had a conversat nui with the president concerning the situation in that state. Tbev BaWSJfM the president they del not Hani any federal interference whatever. Conference Report Adopted. Washington, March 21. The senate adopted tin' conference resirl on the Puerto Rieon hill. Governor Jonei Withdraw!. Little Sot k, Ark., March 21. Qoi ernor Jones aiuiounces his withdrawal from the senatorial race, leaving the Held clear lo Senator llerry. NAFKKINU NOT YBT RBLIRVKD. Plumer Thousht lo Have Bsllred lo Croeedlls Peoli. 0Btl0Bi March 21 fjolouol PIUBMf Bpporeotly has pstired lo Oroeodllt koIs and Msfekiug seems farther oH than ever from relief. I reneb's ac tivity in the Free State may lie pre liminary to a forward movement hy Roberts with the main army. A dis PBtefa from llbs'infonleiii says: Presi dent Krugcr is resirted to have issued s proeloaaoliou declaring Groal Brit ain ill dire diotrSSS urn) that the llus sinus have eoSUpied London. A Siiringfoiitein lelegram sas: "The apparent SUtlBllsslTS attiUldeof the I ne statcra sboubl Imi accepteil aitn BOUtiOUi A large prosrtioii ol ohwdete OeODOBt SoIm turned ill hy them is giving the impression that large stores of modern Mausers are Is ing coie SUled. " ttatrol PreBok! Botosiootti Ixndon, March M. A dissilch from Ca Town saye fiottOfUl FfStwb'i cavalry briguth- is lighting BUBOWOfd l BlostBlnnteTu THR UORBBL MURUKR. Psrtoni Charged With Campllelly on I rial i rraukfurl. I'raiikfoM, K.. Mar.l, 21 hi ., ,,t five extra oilnei. giiirde.! the entrance to the court house bslsy while a tile ol Soldiers at the dr. pasM.I on the I redeotioll of pSMOOM entering the roOBS. The isiim) of tliie diaplsy ol force mss the opening of the prelimin ary hearing of the liocliel siismm Is The general public was cm ludeil Militia companies were scattered through the vsrioua rOOtBO, Th" prisoners, the republican wcrelsry ol slate t '.ileb Powers, W. H OultOU Slid John llavis were brought into court. Warden l.illard, of the Kranklort s-uilnliary, was the first witne.s. He teatiliiil that he wsa with O-a-lsd when the latter wsa shot, lie thought the first shot hal laieu fired from the idSot of the aecruUiry of atate. There were eeveral other shots, hut he said they did not come Irom tin- same place The silver Rspublltso. Duluth, Mn. ii , March M Chsir- inaii Tow Be, of the National silver republican part has iaaiieii s call for a national coiivrulion lo meel In Kuii- ass City on Thuraday, July t, for the pursae ol plscing in nomination csu didsUsa for president and vice-president ol the United Statue ami for the transaction of audi other business ss insy lie prna?rly brought beforu the convention. les Otilrayt a Brides. St. Johns, N. P., Msndi US. Ice lloats iu tho Kxploits river have nwupt sway a rsilwsy bridge which cost iioo.ooo. Th Colombian Rsvolullon. New York. March KB. eirts from the Columbian government thai the rebel I ioO has btetl truthtd ar contra dicted by cable ami mail advice, re OOlred in this city, which tell of in surgent rtetorteo at sevorul ploteo, Dslaaoa Bay Award London, March 21. - It is officially announced that the DolaBJOa bay aaard will r) given 00 Monday BOIl THK WKSTON NRUiHBIIRHOOD. Perional Mention and Local Note Road Improvement Installation at Milton. The I'.ast Oregon utn is Indebted to the Weston Leader for the following items : James Killgore is ill with lung lexer nt his home on Wc-'on mountain Mrs. John Vert, of Pendleton. wa the R)iat Thurdav of Mr. tl W Simpson. I'a Warren, the little daughter ol Mr. and Mr- Thompson Worroo, la qUltO ill w lib BDOSlllUB, J. M Ktlglish. who ha. been danger OUal) sick Willi In art trouble, is re coyering and will soon Is' out again. IL M O'BrMM was in town eeterdoy from his Pendleton BOSRO, discussing politics witli Weston ncipiatiitances. Mrs. II II. Nelson has suffensl an other attack of sickness, and is again undergoing treatment She is at her daughter's home III Miltoo. A promising bsbv girl was BOTR March H Ul Mr and Sirs. L W llarnes at their home in Chelan l ulls. Wash Weston friend-pre. 'nt eongral ulat ions Mark Storey sunereil an attack ot paralysis a few days ago at his home in this city. The old BJBBtloBsM la now improving, and it is hoped no serious results will follow. Mrs P, H. Coffin ami children left for their home in Portland on Salur day's train, ai m ponied b) Mrs Prank Snling. thev were olnod at Pendleton bj Mr- McMorrls. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Smith have arrived at their home on WoOtOOl moun tain from Collage OfWVOj and will again BMlke their bOOPO in this vicinity Mr Smith ha. been sick tor several months, hut is now slowly improving Sam Morgan haves tomorrow for the Bolder lOnch live miles this side of Pendleton, of which he has accepted the foreman-hip Mr Snider's former foffemoii having gone lo Cape N The farm i- a larg le, with III) acres in sum mortal low The Leader regrets to announce the sickness of A. S Mctirew, an aged citixon who nuinls rs everyone here a bis friend. r, Mctirew is suffering from heart trouble, and the present attack has rear he. I such a serious stage that his death is daily fean-l Senator Pris-hstel and Mayor lllair neb had a birthday anuivcr-arv last I rtdsy, and celebrated tl OBBOloM iu partnership Armed with a BOO or two of cigars, they "made the rounds,'' ami friends gladly smoked to their happiness, with the hope that the In tnl. holds numerous birthdays in store for both A fanner uami-l Smith, living Ibre, miles below Milton, woo orrostoil Tupo lav on a charge of -eduction the alle.ed violin Dslnsj his steslaiigbtcr, a girl of 111 She accuses Smith ol coercion in maintaining their unlawful relations. The case, which has is' oss limed much gossip in the Hilton ueighlHirlussI, i. 'is not yet come to trial. A grading outfit consisting of five Mien, ii horses, a wl led acrafaT, took house and all appurtenances, under the immediate command ol K. II. Depths, deputy road supervisor, ha- DOM tearing tl arth with much energy on the main roads In this Bolgnnorbood Mueli g's.l work has been done south o town, and U-twcen We-toii ami Allien... The hy-road. will next Is' attacked, and there will Is' oboUl two weeks re ol active cam aigiiliig with the w hind l-1 grader. At Milton last evening, Itovalt) Chapter, Order of the Kssterfl Star, was iBtititUtod bf Mrs John Vert, ol Pendleton, grand asms iate matron ,,f Oregon The new chapter has 2J charter uieiulsTr i.'id -tarts under en couraging allspices 'Die OBBBOIoOl was a very pb-a-anl one, and was cele brati'd hv a Hue feast in the hslge ban ii noting hall. A ihlegilion went over from weoton consisting ol Roootor and Mrs. U, W. Proebste), Or and Mrs. J. A. lie. I, Mr and Mr- Ii W. Simpson. Mr and Mrs lien WllliomS, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mr ami Mr- tlou Carmnhael, Miss Lulu Kay, Mi-s Mamie Wilson As one of the inaOOBS line star- BgBftOBBd it, "I never had s belter lime since I came to Oregon. " o him isii and his Lira. The Peaally of lumping on and OR Csre of Moving Tralni. Thursday morning aa the W AC Ii. train from the west slowed up at the crossing on the 0, It A S trsck treble (Jliek, an s-year old sou of It ... Cook aayt MO Walla Walls Statesman, I'm. i-d on the i i.i m and tiding s little ways, juuis.l off. A he struck tin- ground be .tumbled, ami his left leg Is'iug thrown on the trsck wss run oxer by tlie wheels of the car, and badly IfUehed from the ankle In a few inches bowe the kne. Aa Warden Catron drove ROOM his way to town BO was attracted by the cries of the boy and Hie screams of the siss tatore, and learning the csum had the ls,y plaiisl in his laigg) and drove i it . to lb, Walla Walla hospital, where Or Cropp, aaaiatasl hy In- lllnghalii and Stiles, found it necessary to amputate the h it leg BDOOt Inldway Is lWeeli the knee and the hip The little fellow rallied Irom the slua-k, and It wsa thought he would recover, but death came to hia reliel at II o'chs k last night. More Rambler Blsyoltt. It. W. I h i, her, the KsiuhUirmau. reosivod Sliother lot of wheels tislsy. With ibis shipment la a Rambler Btted with the Morrow coaster brake, gear case, (rsmw carrier, for clothing, lug gage, etc., sud in fact fully equipped for a ftfkd) mile trip Mr r lelchcr or dered thin wheel and oil til (or Mr 11. Mi Malieu of ihe Vn bu l ulu ii al ing Oil Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, who leaves here the first of next week fur that place, hy way of some f Ihe aouthurn states, making in all, a dis tance of ..ooo miles or over. Hick headache absolutely aud atrm suently sured hy using Moki tea. A ilesssut herb drink. Cures const ipa ion ami iudigustloii, makes you cat, sleep, work ami happy. Salisfaxliou gusrsnUaal or money hack, renin and 6Uc. Lor aslu by linn W & Mc ( 'nuiaa. STEUNENBERG RESPONSIBLE General lerrlam end the Officials Acted Under His Orders. . O HE CAUSED EVERT ARREST IADE Spirited tontroreny AmoaK ibe lombers if I bo Commlltet Salter I nliilu Ii Risb InslnutaoHs. Washington, March '.'.I ilovernor Bteunenberg sontlnuod Ins teoMBoouy in the Ooeur d' tleWt investigation to day When ipic-tioned as to who wn rORponslblt for the arreotstBteuitenberg -aid: "I assume the responsibility for everx arre-t in Sh"-hone SnUUty by Ooneral Merriam or any one els,-. ' The governor went n to BBJf that he BBBBMod the nBSpOUOthlllty for any ar rests made hv any deputy Otttokto the state, although he did not claim au thority heyosM Ihe state. The ggg si Ihe stiM'kade or bull RBOI was not the ri'sult of any ipeeiflC orders but due to ihe rouulrotnetiti of the ooooooesji A plrltrsl controversy among the mem- l'rs of the coniinitt OBUffrld Sulner asserted that it had Is'coine apparent thai a m ioritv of the , .'ininitli', through an attorney was trying to shift the reenotMrtbllny Hull rwasorkad the InslnnatlOU that the maority re presentisl one side or the other ami denied that the majority had taken any such attitude us that -uggestisl by Sulrer franco-American Treaty. Paris, March H (lie minister of Ion ign affairs has announced the sig aOtOCI ot the Pr.'i.sol delaying the ratification of the I ranco. Amerirsn treatx until Munh M, I1SH. TODAT s I ONVKNTION "pROCRRDIROI. Morning ami Attsrnoon Ss.nont of Vary Inlorotting Charaatar. Large audiences I ixe Is-en preseul at the teachers' convention tislse, atsj the session- lone I ii prislosiljO Of some interesting addresses ami dttsus. sioii. Prof. I ..in- I AndersOw, nf the department of Oreek at Whitman college, Ss,ke on the subject of "TbO Lducatioual Vol I Latin . " Ptof, Anderson I real, -I bis theme in x rv comprehensive manner and VolOBd an intelligent and timely championship of the stmly ol the classic- Thomas M, t'lelland. presuhmt of Pacific unlxcr-ity id forest lirovs, treated the tubjoei, "What the Omiihjb Hue- to the Public S, bs, I," his ad drOOS being followed hy a dlseiiealou SOTrled on In him ami President tiraves, of tin' Seattle university. Or. S. II I.. Pen'one, president of Whitman college, chsasl ibe morning sseeelon with an address which wsa entitled, "land of the Sclusilmaster. " It was a gem of oratorv, aa well as a most tnnelv . luting of the members of the coiixeiitiou to the true spirit which must animate the really -uccess-fill teacher love for the pupil and aneeluab devotion to tbro task of ,ie. relonlng the intellect ol the child lo Or Penrose - address was "struck the keynote of the eooieoutMtti," sml it Is not to Is' doubted that ttie sentiments therein cxireased met the umpial ifii-l endorsement id the entire audience. Ir Ian Maclaren's Scotch stories were read several paages whp-h were in a sense the text of the address, and which brought out the devotion of the Opic ol the "land o'eskes" Ul the cause of education I Inb Women Read Papers. This afternoon, the proyram was in the hands of the holies representing the women's clubs rinely writUm iiasrs were read hv Mr-. C. It. Wade, "Circulating Libraries;" "Traveling I I brer lee, 1 by Mrs. J. A. Pis-. "Ihe Public Scb.sils," Mrs I Ixsiib's', ol La Oraude, and one by Miss Holton, of Salt Lake Prof llauerhaih also interestingly Spoke n "Physical I dmation " Late this altermsm, the convention will BdJoUfU to attend an organ recital al the ( hiireh of the Itisleelncr J II Itlautoii, of tlie MoecoW il li i -Varsity, Sill lecture this evening no "The Ministry of Women." I UK AbO MABRBT. Beporled by I. L. Bay O Co., Chleaas Board of Trade and Raw Vsrk Rlask Bsehaiigs Brokers. March 21 Wheat al Chicago was easier again Uslsy, the opening show ing a haw id cent, at HA 1 H. line was the low isiint and prices grssluslly arorkod up to ofc ,,, ,- H tM 1 lone Uvorprail I.....I s'iiliy lower St 6 R 7-H. SUs ks s i ill.- lower, money ft pur cent ( lose yesterday, OA I N to llo4 Open today, ois i a Range uslsy, no i s to tiftft-a Close bslay, ixft, to OA 0-0. TO CURB A COLD IR ORB OAV. Take Iai.iivs Riubio xjululse Tabiels. All lriiMgi.u ri luii't th,, uious) II II fella u cure. K w Oruvu'a .Igueiuie I. uu seek Sua. its. Baeerelea to Wulio wsiia. Ihe I' era' excursion Ui Walla Wslla takes tdsce tomorrow Setur dax Mar, b 'it The aia-cial trail! will leave the 0. It A N depot at 6 O'elook p ui sharp I le ... w ho desire Ui go earlier may tske advantage uf the Hsikanc IRMNMOgOr luaviog at W:AUa. ui. Pare for i ... I trip 1 W. I I I MR I I xk-eot. Nasal CATARRH lu ail iu siR Utoiv ItuUlU 1st) I'seMkUaJUtMd. .!' Cream Balm ilsiiMi,aiMOswssd I., ais Ilia rtiaaaiail ai.uibrai.s. Il curaa calarS sat or i ' ss way s said ia liar aeJaaly. Crsaut Ualm u 4a,ed lulu tbo uusirUa, spisada ot.r lbs uiaui'iiui.'. aud la alsaslrsd Hauetailia isdtsis auJ a mi. (uiluaa. Il u sot dryiug duas uul produce BUesaUtg. I -arge Rlas, M seals Si Usag- Ki.i. or by uiaUi Trial SlM, 1 SSSWS Bf RXAU, SLY lllwJ TUBUS, aft Warms RMSSt, New Task. THIS PAPKK 18 kliC Pi' OtTviLl x I h 0. Pake'. Advsrll.lug Aaesiov , St sud al, Mr ubauU' Kvcliaug.-. Sso trtauvlavo, Cftllforuia, waste cuulrsAiU lot advettkilufl uau as mauls