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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OUKl-rON, Fit I DAY, MARCH 30, 1IKK.
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UKNKRAI. NFWS.
Jewelry
MX Bn let" for 33c.
in, Pompadour, oatha tnt ic.
doeec i'-'1 1"llr P1" 2V"
Ve " "-"'"y Pl0'' S 4n-Bc-
Ha w ettl Bete, Wn, leu, 18.
Bicvcle 5unaries.
I.-.).- sn.i.iif regabw ., 8c.
t can ouroiua,
nr, bike oil tor; . x J
Outdoor 5ports
. , II. t JO. S liullu
.....liit a T. i eoia., v.--,-, " I
.' I .., i I I ' M. ft", Hp bulls
t !, Ill' ' " " "
DO mrbtci " M MM top
Raster Goods
bare Few ' '' iu 0(111 "P"'
i u. ..l ..rn . in .inc. r.i'c
1 M.'i-.mn, ' 7 TP
... mi) I MOT, K. " arer issues izf.
I 1 '.. ..dill t Mill J l.tk.. U1KKH MlliUB.
Th JrL'f'-t J''"' nthlDjr tnckJt
irum k- fMf i rr, fl , en hrIh litre.
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KcDtKILH NULr
Wash Dress Goods
This week we're ready to show you the BK5T and LAYKST
in the coming season's most fashionable material and dl
sfrns In
Pompadour .rgandie,
Windsor Niooiss,
Milk Hay.' Dimity.
( 'uIIoiImu I Minify.
BatUta Cords,
Batiste Vsloif),
i .net. Batiste,
Pineapple Batiste,
Erab'd Swiss Hots,
Yt'rsaillrs Stripes,
Viotoris Zephyrs,
Bmpresi lords,
Madras ( Moths,
orded Ginghams,
silk Ginghams,
Fine Percales, etc., etc
Their strong points are (Juality and Klcgance
without Extravagance.
Alexander & Hexter
The Boston Store
"Reliable Goods Only."
It ou are tint particular as to tjualitv am! style in your purehrsrs, it does not
matter where you trade. If, on the contrary, you decile Mylish and reliable wearing
tpparul, you are offered many advantages in patronicins this popular stoiv.
. iith r you Uneipialed Assortments, Keliahle and Seasonable Goods, Oorreot
Bty l, and above all, exceedingly
MODERATE PRICES ON EVERYTHING
Fetcning Things in Ladies' Kelts and Neckwear.
A Lovely Line of Shirt Waistn.
urtains and curtain Materials o Suit Iverybo'y.
Novelties in Spring Capes no two alike.
Ladies Ttiitor-M de Suits and Skirts.
Our Gents' Furnishing Goods Department ...
Is now well stocked for the Spring! trade, and if you are a good dresser,
you must come to us for your furnishings. Among new arrivals are:
1M dozen E. & W. Collar- and Cuffs, all latest sty es.
Knox' Famous Stiff. FVtdora. Crush (rkc and Straw Hats,
stet-em's F.unous Fedoras, Grooos, Railroad Sha- es.
WiUon Bros ' Shirt-, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear.
Special for Friday and) Saturday.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets, Black and Drab, regu
lar price $1.00,
69 cents.
Witch for our SPbCIALS every week.
Pendleton's Big Store.
ate
00 0
uts 5. 6. 8, 9, 10 and
" la Block 81, Re
serve Addition to Pen
dleicn( opposite Wash-!
inf ton & Columbia River!
Kaiiroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
$S15 to $130
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are
only five blocks from
Main street. Apply to
East Oregonian Building.
bvita
for Infants and Children.
CaHtorla in a liuriul-HM HiibHtitutu fur C'uxtur Oil, Pare
Wtoi -..- uitd SiMtliiii( Nyrui.H. It 1h IMftutant. It
toiiUOiiH neitlK'i Opium, Morphine nor other N.n . i i:
ttiibwUiuci'. It d.-strMf Wormi und aJluyH FeveriNiiiiMM.
It t-ure Iiarrhua uiid Wind Colic. It rellevnn Tth
iitjr TroubU-s ttnd curen Count i put ion. It r.-juliit tho
HtouiiM-h und liowels, t,'vinK b'ulthy uud uuturMl .-i.--p.
The Chlldreu'H Puiueu The Mother's Frieud.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
SJSJSJ CIWTOU
.iUsmsjBflsUauii
I VITALITY
lost uionn
I AND MANHOOD
' u -.icy , Night Kmlwlons auc
-v "iscasfs, all effect of nelf
'UN i or excess and indl
: rettliB. AuervetMuleund
g -J Uood huUder. Jiringti the
fSHj U1'C k1ow to pale cheeks and
jlJI ' i-tore the Are oi youth.
3 1 lv mal) Pr box; 0 boxes
. tUC-fiO: With B. urrillui
. ' ..-
w ure or refund Um uumv.
NF.Huita ! ii ii u
jjl JAckaon SJfcy, OMOAOO, MX
-t uiuua "HIM, " ilhi .
CHBU bbHI v neRlflBBBi s
Hold SI. Gam
oi o OAitVeAU, l'.
Elegantly Furnished. Steim Hum
i uf.pc.n Ptaa.
Block da-half Iron dcait.
daniple Kuom m cuaocctioi .
koom Kate
50c, 75c, II OU
THE EAST OREGONIAN.
1h l-jci of lb.
kv.i,bod Uwidl II.
Ih. Ui(l Clr.ul.llu .
Tk IfaMM aav.rtlataa M. llui
Qarmiay hM dwtdwl t" ipaad fto.-
IIiKI.IXW M Dohfttal rilyi.
Il.irvi v L, Qoodall, for :) yonrx the
Mbliabar nikI prsbtlatH f lha
DroraT'i Jonriml, in Dhwkja, N SSM
( hrurt fniliirc.
Tbt SbM MWSSMSl nt Pn'turiii DM
OOnflMUMfM BlKirlion ot the Mia
WWW ill I IM imnkM. Ilur f.i.l liiif
ms'Ii ifivi'ii ni wH'uritv h tM nimninl
of bonl $:mo.wm.
badf Rvl, ilnni of Mumlmrif, Iiiik
fnalerl in RmUimi ly olt by St,
Simon. Lady Rl uoH Narcni Dalj
lio.mm, an. I iiu- wH wni to BaplaM
is moatM Hf". Mr. Only nil 191,000
for IhimimTV.
Iks nwnl SMttl of Uirlmn! W.
ThomptM ImVM ox -Senator J AMI Wi
llracHmrv, of Mainr, i-anilv tl rut in in
anions tiic Nrvttwg DMSMMI of roll
tTMMai uoiiitf fur hark of the civil war.
Mr. Hrmlhnry in alove !." yparn old.
The Imofbomtlon of the .heet pteel
trn-t poti a hM of 110,400 in the
coffer of the Htute of New Jrru'V. ami
the fit- of SS,000 ptMin or tWOI
hiiuv by tin' I arneKie toinuiny makeH
a nn raffle ten! to pay the nnnniil
wlsriw of the governor, MtsUtV ol
-'.ii.-. htute treiiHIirer, flate controller,
clerk in chancery, clerk of the MDTMM
court nml Htaie librarian oi N.
.Irr-i v, leaving a balance even then fil
f4oo in la tot of the pahiifl asebaajvar.
The Iioiimo coniinittee on pciiNions
re. iiiiini n.l.'.l ail incrcaHe to 40 lr
month in the paMlOB of the wldotR of
Ooloaal Efbart. killed in the Philip,
plnaai $4n i.. the wldoi ol Oolonel
tiii-t-.-ii. who died from arooodi
raealaad In Cnbai fif to the w idow ol
Colonel J, J. Van Horn, who .bed .lur
iaa. the Bpaniah war. .ui to the irldon
..f Captain t'. w. Rowell, killed in
Caba; f:t" to the widow ol Oonnuuider
II.. nice Rimer, ol tba navy, and f:m to
iin arldoti ..f Ooaaasodora O. 0. Badgar,
of the navy.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The Kritiidi hark Samaritan tailed
from Portland Wednesday with 1'Jli, L'.'i!
IiiinIicIk of wheat.
Mr. Marihla lten"oii. wife of Charlc
Baaana, disl at tba family home, three
mile eal of Hablimity, on the .'.'ld
in!. Mr. lteiiHon wu ii pioneer of
IHftl.
I'. L. t'ainpU-ll, president of the
tnte norma! colleue at Monmouth, ha
baan BMetloaad hy many a a uita
bla candidate for BOagiaM in the lir-l
judicial districl on the daSMCMtk!
llafcat
W. A. Sconkrin. a well known citiien
of I'ortiaml. died Wadaaaday at hi
home iii that city. He came to Ore
gon in 1K-I5. At one time he was M
aged in the utiH-k huine iii Katern
Ipeguu.
The while men who hava baaa em
ployed u ectioii men on the Southern
Paeifle m-ar Janctioa anil work leal
week. The Junction Time Hay thi
i the laaOBd time a failure ha oc
curred in the attempt to employ white
labor.
The I. ne of a man have Ixvn found
at the head of Kock Creek, l.inii
county, which have been ideutiliisl a
the remain of ThoBMH 'l in ker, who
had Uvii 1..-1 iu a now torm nine
year atio. A kuii near the Imiiikm
.mii-.h the identillcation.
I.arrv Sullivan and hi yauu ut the
Hailor iiariintr houw in Cortland will
he hroiixht up with a round turn, (ha
Liverpool chamher of commerce i de
tannined to put a top to the practice
.f "arlwplnar' ao far a itriti.u ablpa
are concerned, and a a reult of their
effort the lrilih BOBBSla Ml ull
American iirt have been intructe. to
that tin' ailor (et the amount of
money tipulaled in tie- contract
STEUNENBERG FOR BRYAN
o
Investigate Committee Imjnir s Into
His Political Views.
o
SHOSHORd county a hull oh earth
Dr. Sanden's Belt
Has do equal for the ours of
Nervoui sod Pbysloal Debil
ity, Bzbaueted Vitaiity, uri
eoosle, Premature) Deoline,
Losi of .M niory, WaetiDg,
sto , wlii li bai lu l u brought
about by early Indiscretioni
or latj eaoesssi.
six thousand gave wi 1 1 i ult
teetimooy during L899, Be
taljIiHhcd thirty yearn.
My Electrical Appliances are
a Sure Cure.
Call or write lor "Tlircc Classes
of Men."
Bewaie of others ofTeiiug you al
leged Sandei; Belts My belts arc
not for Ma e at dfaggistSi l'ut c
be had only from uiy own uHiccs
run under uiy owu name
Addreas,
The Dr. Sanden Co.,
160 Fourth St.. Portland, Oregon
tl. Kopittke
For Ice,
Wood,
Brick,
Sand.
Wholesale agent for Schlitz Mil
waukee Beer in bottles and on
draught.
1 clc photic ft
Pflias In ihf Senile Indulacs In Strrum,
Willi IVvcrld is tba Target
for His Rrmirks.
Vahinnlon, March IS, At the
Ooaaf d'Alene invet i(at ion today
SteunenlHTir related varioii talk he
had with General Merrlam, The got.
ernor aid ba Nqoaalaa Merriam to
Qfdaf triMip to Shohom county . there
w ,i no agreement with vlerriam that
labor eruaniral ion wen' to be broken
ni., nor any tnlk of uppr,'iiiin them
The governor wa examined a to call
on Secrctarv Hoot and aid the litter
intende.1 to withdraw the troop from
guard duty October 10, Tba governor
called to protet aiaint tin an. I willi
drawal wa tinallv poatnoned, When
Bvlaar relarred to tba "raign ol terror
you Inaugurated , ' 1 tba govamot
Inawarad emphaticMlly, "I did not in-
auiruraie a reinn ot icrror; n na on
ite.l for the lat even year." He
ai.l further to Mr. Lent, "I know
that country ha I n a hell on earth
for the lat ten yearn."
Kepreentat ive Pick opened redinvl
examination when the .ro-.iieti..ii-
II'.' CloCll.
"Pi.i ..u mpporl Bryan T" aked
Dick.
"I did."
"Would you MipiH.rt him again?"
" M. t aaaUTUdly if nominated auain
I will IUi pori bun."
Pick impiired it Itrvau had ever ex-
.... I .1! I ..'f .1...
H-"?M-. . ' I ' r ' i l I Ol , e i . ii. -
ooufaa. Btauaenbarg ai.l he had
never beard from Bryan in prdteai or
otharu Ira,
"Huh any nr. live vici preiden-
tial candidate on I he democratic ticket
prole-led tn y,m?" ake.l Pick, amid
much humbler directed toward Sulor.
The governor uid, "There ha baas
no ucb protaaa. "
The Puerto In .in BUI.
Washington, March :kl. Con.idera
tion of the PuaPta Hi. nn hill wa re
Hllucd ill the eimte at the concluion
of routine bualnaaa, Praetor addreaaing
the senate. He ..poke a an unalter
able aovonata ( the polley of free
trade betaraen the laland and tba
United Slate and wu recorded olOM
attention.
I lurina. I he debut i the Puerto
Kican hill, Pettul launched into one of
the BJMVS ' mi! peeche beard in the
aaata lor war. Re adverted I.. "the
wonderful deClamat ion we had voter
day from the orator of the Senate
Beveridgt When you piet a genuine
..rator he i abaolntaly abaolvad from
all rule of ha;ic and common ene.
You'll have to nave a caucus on him "
(laughter) PettUa aid when the
Mater selected a laadaf (or the iraei-
ite he did not i lu.e all orator. lie
even choe a tiitteriiif man. Hi name
wa Moc. but lie wa not an orator.
. he Naval Bill Approvad.
Wii-l.ii.-i.il,. March IU).-The hOSM
committee mi naval ..Hair today ap
proved the naval appropriation bill It
provide for two battleships, three
armored ntUlonfe, and three protected
criMM-r. Armor plate fur lnp now
u r(i-ii 1 1 y iu in .'I ol armor i au
thorized at not asoaadlng t .i paf ton.
Manila Hons Kona Csbla.
WaahinatoUi March 10. The h..ue
bill to pay the Autrnlia and China
lebvraph ( o. the eot ol repairing the
Manila HoliK KoliK cable cut b Pewey
was ordenl r iiiimittisl,
Alaakan Ssrvles linprovsd.
Waabingtnn March ;" A report ha
been received at the i.lolh.e depart
M ,-ii t from St. Michael, Alnka. under
date of i' I.. . :m. Thi is n
(far. led a Hid leal iiiK Kreat iuiprovemelit
Hi the ..nn. . a it w.l- hereto!. .re in,
poselhle la wet muil from that .t
alter He- hrst ol NOVeOJlDer,
A to Spanlih 1 itiaim.
Hoeretary llav and be Puke d'Areo.
tin- Hpaniab hi Iii later here ii...i u
protinol eaten. Iiiik, for ix mouth, tin
I' red allowed Spallinll reldent ill tin
Pbilippina Island to elect whether
they hull remain Spanih MibjeetH or
surrender their ulb-p; inner and adopt
tin- natlonalllv ol thr Irrrilorv in
which they reside. The article In the
I'uri treaty Isurinp on Ibi Mbjeet al
lowed the Spanish subject one year
from the dute of the exchange of rati
Ileal ion of the treuly within which to
nuke their choice I hat 'M.I ex
pire on the I lib of next month.
The extension arranped for docs not
apply to Culm or Puerto Rleo, H i
i'oiiIIihhI hi o'rution to the Philip,
nines for the reason that the condition
in the urchlH'luU" liuve In-cii so BJh
Mettled a to warrant the Spanish
resident iii hesituliiip to make an elec
tion in this important matter.
HOIKS AT II I CI. Ah", I! KM I,
Command a strung Poalllon and Will
Stop H.i liar', Advanaa.
New York. March -'Ml A dispatch to
ii..- Herald from l.adynmilh aaysi
liigjiursis-rp range, ebere tl.. Uoeri
have taken a new poaitioa, is hi(h to
ward the .,tilh and lorins a nalurul
Ualagieal barrier to tiaoaral Ehiller'i
advance. Stronp Boaf oiilstM are
hovering in the vicinity of Wessel's
N. k anil Allan's post.
Bobarla at Bloamroiitsln.
LoaSUn, March 30. Reportd tbul
Koberts will remain at Bloanifoatain
another month ure probably inteudisl
for liner consuinplion, and the recent
movement ol troops and other indica
tion point to preparations being well
advanced (or a forward movement
Ho. r lelcpruiiiH annoiiiieiiiu tie- DOBl.
burdineiit of kfaleklng Monday or Tues
day do not . lain, any success and hosis
are . etertained that it may have i.. . (,
u llnal effort to ruiiucu the place before
raisiiiK the fJuaga.
bum. Bombard a British Camp.
Pretoria, March .'kJ. A dispatch Irotn
Fourteen streams, north ol Warrciiton,
says the It.s-rs on March -M opened a
bomhardniaal on the Brltian aamp
there. The liritisli i. plied feebly and
evacuated the place during the night
A Queen's Bympstby.
LoBuVoM, March Ik). -Queen Victoria
has cabled Lord Huberts asking blui
to ounvey to the widow oi uiauural
Joabafi her lympatby at the loMei her
1 husband.
IHM Must Rule.
Loadon, Maah SO. Speaking at tba
i brcnkfnt of the liberal ageuts at
Nottingham Herbert (HedtrtofM, am .l
the late William K. I Hailstone, tad
I member of parliament , deelnr.-.! that
' nearly all the lils-rals had agreed in
i reuunl B9 the setlleineiit ol the South
African oacetlM, I he! it wu tba duty
of the ifovernmeiit In RMba ri-currciice
of the war ImtUMatbla and bow the
world that British .wer in South
Xtrna wa pr. lonnnant and that the
llritih llait Inllsl wave over the whole
! of South Africa.
Kruesr In Command.
Brnel, March :kv A private di
natch has baM Igaatvad here from
t'retoria, which av that Praekieill
KrugUf will now take chief command
I M the I ranvaal forces.
Tns n. is.- Rsslena.
London, March HI The Puke ol
Norfolk ha resinned the olllce ot poet'
in eater aaneral awing to the fa.t that
he i going to South Wn.n with the
Suex Ycmanrv.
A SlHRMK TO DirKAT BRYAN.
It Is Being Hatchad In the Brains or HIM
and tiorman.
Washington, March S3. 'Mutinous
democrat and the opponent of the
plan to realllriu the Chicago platform
are credited here w ith a "clieine In
block the nomination of William ,len
ii ing Bryan by taking advantage of the
time-honored rub' III democrat i.
national eaavtutlona which raoj aires a
two third vote ..I the delegates t..
select a presidential candidate.
aVOWUjl are frauklv inade that al
leat one third of the delegates to the
Kan as Citv eonvenlioii will go unin
atracted ami tbeea will be employed In
either defeat the Nebraka man of com
pel him to alter his stand on the III to
I proposition. It is generally admitted
here that this movement can carry
weight only if Btcan tuit upon hi
I beavaabora ratio," ami with the aid
of the gold ileiinsrat who within the
lat two week have reiterated their
etimitv to the ''hi. ago platform
Chuirmaii .tones of the national coin
mittoc hi d hi allie, I. re are much
eoaaainad by IIm elegit ml mipoeltioa
of the . I. ! wiuit to any rehabfTltiition
of the sllvet plank, pODUlleni, the
Inltialiva and relerandum ami ail such
doiirines Chairman .b.nes wa nked
II an altcli.pt is lieiug made In induce
Bryan to nradlh his views on the
Chicago pletlnrm as enunciated In the
Nebru-ka resolutions. He declined to
state that there was any movement on
fisit to ahapa the national platlorm
prior t the meeting ,,( the eouventioa.
lint the (act thai Arthur Pue to.riuan
and ex Henatoi David H Kill are re
entering the arena is adding lo I he dis
tress of the daCaOBfatlC managers who-
waiit Bryan nominated by unanimous
vote, tiorman' claim of fealty ure
liuik.d upon with some SUSI ll Fnn, and
reoeul advicee from New York that
David Ii. Hill, the unouen prom icing
h. ol the Chicago platform, may go at
the head of the New York delegation
to the uaeaoerutic convention, give die
tine! color to the bellel that either the
Chicago platform i to be pushed into
the background or that 1 1 r v it 1 1 will have
a strong diet ion I., contend with,
CLAUD HATCH K0R CONURBSS.
Name a
Marlon ( uunly Rapubllvani
Suoeaixor to Tongue.
Salem, Ore., March :m. The Marion
county repabiiean eonvanlioa in
structed its delegates to the Kirst dis
trict congressional convention to work
for the nominal .on ol l laud UatCU lor
congress. Mr Uatofa ll well known all
the oxer the slate; he is a son of It
M. I int. h, president of the Oregon
agricultural college, and al present Is
tlie cashier of the Bush latuk at Salem
He is a prouiirtaat Odd Fallow nad a
sound gold standard republican.
Cleveland Interviewed.
Princeton, N. J., March .'III !x
President Orover Cleveland was inter-
viewed today In regard to the atatereeni
thai be i in imur of tin- ruaomlnation
ol Brvan lor the presidency, ,tll, Mill
vole lor him II he runs again Mi
Olevelaad denied thai he had BVOf
givi'ii any Mtbofity for such a stale
meat. He declined to give eapfeaaion
to his Views oil the .ul.jei I,
Prensh Vlutury Ovar Arabs.
Paris, March :UI An ..III. i.il account
has laien issml of the victory of trench
trnopi over the Arab army at Inrabr,
The Aral, left IUHI killed and ..lie huB
drad oouaded ua Iba lold The Prencb
loss Is nine native soldier killed, :
Wounded and two ollicers wounded
Tumuli in ths Italian ( hambar.
Home, March .'Ml. I In Ih. on .ident
of the ebambei of deputies taking bia
seal I. la the extreme leltila raie.
a tumuli, shouting "go out" and
pelting him with balls of p.p. , Ih,.
president was gOBapeliod to adjourn the
silling
Clsvsland Approves the Treaty.
Princeton, N J., March ). Kx
Preeideut Cleveland ttslay esnresw-d ap
l.roval o I Ihe llav I'auillel. te Iri Blv lor
aeUtraliaalioB ol the NicaraguaJi canal
Olevelaaa hnped tba treaty would ha
ISIIIIKI.
Balvaralty Uwiues al London.
I guidon, March :MI - The inter urn-
vera ity Held athletic guaaaa look place
tins aitoruooOi Oxford won six games
to four (or Cambridge.
THE PENALTY OF MURDER
George Webster Suffers Death on the
Gallows at Spokane.
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MURDERED IRS. ASPLARD II 1897
Hit Can Appealed to Ihe llallrd SUM So
prtme Court Wllbout Avail kt Unpro
tokrd and Cowardly Hurder.
Ss.kane, Waab., March IM). - ( ieorge
Webster Was hanged here this morning
f..r killing Mr LlcC Aspland in gS7.
He aeada no statemeai on the gailow.
Hi ms'k was broken by the fell,
titsirge Webster was cotivicteil of
murder in the Hrst degree. He was a
farm laborer and had RBB several year
Iss'ti employed on (arm In different
portion! of sp.-k.mit county. In I"'"
lie had baM on the farm of the hits
band oi the daaaMad Lkaj c. Aspiaml.
si a vim I there all night; iu the evening
assisted the woman in milking some
cows, and in the morning render,!
her hue band like service rba teoiaad
family llvrsl als.itl four miles north
west of Chetiev, rlsikane ronnty.
About mi. inighi Mav . ISS7, the arlaaa
waa committed Webster bad beeB
drinking in Ihe town of Cbeitev the
night Is'fore, and when r-l.-r. .1 to
leave the place 7 o'ebs k HI the
evening by the town constable, was
under the intbietu I Inpior. Welwler
went to the farmhouse of Andrew
tap! and and wa admitted. He said
he was bs.king for work and Aspland
hired him. Aboul II o'ebwk the
family and Webster all retired for the
night. The woman and two little
girls agist 1:1 ami ii yeeja occupied a
I... I 111 the kitchen Vsplund, Welwter
and a Isiv of II years ocaaptad a BBS'
room adjoining the parlor. Wei sti r
got up a lew minute alter and went
through the kitchen for a drink of wa
ter On return ng he sti.psl and
caught or snncocd the arm of one of
the little girls, who rriul out and waa
frightened. Mrs Aspland told Wei.
ster tu leave the r.s.in, and he retired
to the Is'd be bad left Mrs, Aspland
after this OOCUrTOUOl arose and hs'ked
the kitchen disirs, Webster made a
second ill tali i pt to enter the kitchen,
but loUad the doOta locked. He then
deanaadaa hi hat ami isuit. Mrs.
Aspland told him to go hack to h. d and
that he could get them in the morning
He then went around to a w indow of
the kitchen, lowered it and dcmainh-d
his hat and coat, saving he would go
back lo Cheney The woman plai-isl
his hal on the handle id a hnsilii and
passed it out to him As she was in
the act of passing the coat out of the
window W'bster -hot through the
window with a revolver, the 111 strik
ing Mrs. Aepland m the abdomaa ami
falallv wounding her Webster then
returned p. hi ld and reinaintsl there
until arreted
Webster was found guillv of murder
in the first degree by the atiperlnr
court in Heptember, INtiT. The case
was carried to the I niltsl Stutes su
preme curt, but the ap-al was dis
til Issed
An Kxsaullon In Montana.
lihiidlM-. Mold , March Ml IismmiIi
('. Hurst wu I tislav for the
murder ol -her iff poiniiin k Cavunaiigh
in I Htm
BAKKB COUNTY BKrUBLICAMa.
Mast In Convsntlon st Baker (Ity and
Name a Tlskel.
Itak. r Citv. March Ml Ihe republi
can county convent ion tint here venter -day
und named nine delegates to Ihe
state CUM VOOt iofl and ah, noiu uialisl
a full counts ticket -I L. Handall (
llaki'r was chocen chairman and Boy
Miller of Sumplcr, secretary.
The coliveiiln.il indoraed the St.
Louis platlorm. declared for e(Mlllsiou
and InqoVeed the administration.
The d. legale to the state convention
ure lieorge Chandler, Ihomas McKweu,
I H llailln . W P tyer, II Bust,
A II. Pavis, O. N. Pavls, t). M.
liaison, p. Wihot end Peter Has. he
Ihe county ticket la iii part as fol
lows: t runk I icddca and A II. Hunt mgloii
Men- rem. inmate.! for clerk and sheriff
res i tivley .
ot mteeeal la gigg schools.
Berholt Calil , March mi The
university ol Caliloruia will ex lend Its
MOpa over the entire coast by aeirlit-
Ing high si his.ls olltslile the stela', IU
.hiding lh..e in Wasbiiigtoii, Oregon
end Nevada
Hat ... . Neb., M it- i, The Jury
ill Ihe II. .ll,., k, r i .. . .i . I .
I ii me. I a verdict id not guilty.
Death of Archibald Verba.
LHtaraaal, March SO. Arehilatld
t..rls, Ihe war . orrespoudeiil, .Ileal lu
this city last night.
fur tale Cheap.
Hevun-nsiui house and thret Iota,
me lis at lou Impjire at Oliver it Co .a
griM-cry, Main street, i'viidletou, lire.
'' a, ,
A colony of et Teumwm an arrived
at Arlington leal wea k and will aeek
hoiues iii iiilliaui ami aaljoluiug ii.uu-
l o s
rfgj buggsTr ' M BBi
r TttrFvv asajpfiaa jF
Ladies
Look at our Immense
stock of
Trimmed
Hats
and wojkder If we will sell them
thil Bt'ttson. Wu cortsinly shall.
Prlos is whut doei it
La Mode Millinery
Pcudletou, Oregoa.