DAILY EVENING EDITION
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, KU N . F H ll A V ,
VIMML HI, 15M)0.
NO. BT68
Easter Sale
oF NOVBLTW.
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NKWS.
DEMOCRATS AND POPULISTS
til'' I''-. , .
Eater Perfumes
JjM.tn.im' ' ,,ott,. .
HtBf Tackle
Crepe Paper
Aii our l and "H N"
. lit Nil rot al.
Frederick Nolf
A BtrVTW lull of Spring Prt'ttme-s.
Bright, Bmuiiral, Hvsh. Dainty.
LadlOt I ailor-maiU' Jlntll Suits.
Slk Waist), Shirt Waist.
hues skirts. Underskirts, Jsckets,
Drsss Goods, Ribbons.
Dress Silks, Wsisl silks. Wash silks.
Neokwesr, Undtrwaar.
Dainty Wash Fabrics, Kino White Goods.
' Mascot' and "Eskay" Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Parasols.
"Sorosfs" shoes. K. A Corsets, Ferris Waists.
The Bprini Staffs ami the Bon met Stuffs In
vite you here.
The store's a fashion eluvt it's-a showing of
what's to lit' worn.
('.Hue look around and enjoy it.
Alexander & Hexter
The Boston Store
The Joyful Time of Easter
U almost with us. Anterioan wont a the state over always don some nee article of
raiment OB that OCOeeJon. Without this newness it does not eec-in like -a true
Easter tine Some come forth clothed entirely in new togs, others with but a
D(m waist or I n-w skirt, while still Others content themselves with a pair of
tloves or a hit of neckwear to brighten the usual OOStume. W hatever you desire
in tl is way. don't lose sight of the fact that such things can be bought Lest here
- at just the right prices, too.
New Ribbons Pretty Belts of Ribbon, Elastic,
Neckwear and Ruffling Suede or Carved Leather.
Kid Gloves Dainty Capes.
Popular Hosiery & Underw ear Easter Suits and Skirts
New Silk and Wash Waists Easter Parasols.
LADIES' KNOX SAILOR HATS
The Nattiest Headgear of the season- Always Correct.
Special for Friday and Saturday.
aoo pieces of All Silk Satin Ribbons in all colors
at about ONE-HALF regular price.
So, B at 5c ;i ) ard.
No. 7 at 7c a j ard.
No. 9 at 10c a I ard.
No. 12 at 2 o a yard.
N... 16 at I5c yard,
No. 22 at I5c s yard.
For
ooo
Lots 5. 6, 8, 9, 10 and
11 In Block Bl, Re
serve Addition to Pen
dleton, opposite Wash
ington & Columbia River
Railroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
from
$115 to $130
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are
only five blocks from
Main street. Apply to
oSo Jackson
Bast Oregonlan Building.
Oxtoria is
for Infants and Children.
HtiltHtitute
for Cantor Oil, Pare-
5V. : . Pa,m--TC Mother'. FrleuU.
HI
Uilm h Baonl, "' "7'"'
announce t Imt Rnaata ha promoted
ilir Oorean government renewed de
mand referring to Masampo.
Tlio Nwr.1 o( regent of tin" Nebraska
university hu elected Soperlntendenl
K, Benjamin Andrewa, .( Cnwajo,
chancellor r.f the univereity of '
bfMtMi liv a vote ot 4 to
Rltnbalet Wood, wbo was a trusted
friend ot Abraham Lincoln, i don Qj
... I.;. 1.. ...... .In trvineti.il. N. 1.. k!Ctl
... II.. u: nisi 11 tnrtune iroui
tree InmbM mill In Michigan,
rjanafal Joa Sfhailat ha Baked i -araot
Jobnetoo, of Alabama, to nil a
ninviiil Selection t ehooee a meeeeeot
t.. liim in -.mr'KH. a l' will '.'
alloarad ta tnW' v hcui baeaMa n SjH
eonnaotloa with 1 1 1- nuy.
. . .
Oaooraa DaigMUii woo wn ". i pofMliM iri
tha OfBW Ot tba Marriiimi'. li.'n tlml ,,t y. ft.-r.lu
vi'!H'l wiih mnik ill Hi"' niiriH.r i
oo, linn lvn ii.Hiintcl " acting
linalawain in tin- navy uti.l HKiun'.l t'
duty "ii wa Kiiniiii SMriaMit
CaiitliKti f iWHIn, throggti
I'liii'aco tirni, Imvi' made an oflaf 10
porehaaa Um parrli wnaal. it MM aa
otiatioM $o o.r. iv-i,. tba wnaal,
abieh waa one .f tba featnree ol na
Werld't fair, will 1 liiiid to Bar
I in. Tin- wh.-i-l wt'iisli tonn.
Tlio irvidnt Ime ImTeaawl tlio
llowanea ot tba following eomponenl
parte of tlio ration ir tin- troop wrv-
inn in tba dapartmanl ot Alaaaa, mail
ineiraw In'inn vnidiTiHl noiwnry
on account of tlu wvcrity of the
climate in Hint dapartaanti Bacon,
lana one poond per ration, iaatwd of
tbraa-tooruu pmmi now aitowaol
Krecli veiietalilef, ll8 Mitimlij (ht
ration, inxlfml "f "lie poiinu n
iiIIohinI; filKar. im-ne "0 )h.iiii.ih pr
um ratiooa, maaaM 01 n pornoa no
nllowe.1.
Fusion Kffected Between the Tso Par
ties at Portland.
o
DISTRIBUTION OF THE CAHDIDITKS
Immm JudtiA and Two Electors Go to the ury attaebe, partlclpaf
nj. i. o-min..l near Sniinl.ort i-
I'onmil llnv Iiiin ii"
Oiher CODfentlon News.
PACIFIC NORTH W SST NBWS.
tieoruo T. llovil iii.1 at liin home in
linker eountv, a few .lay- ap.. aue.l no
,-.ir-. He leaves two ilailillitiTH.
lienrv Low was ecjivletad m bacai
Mealing at al. Mallieiir county. anl
.lu.lyo ciifforil itentanoad bin lo imm
vaart m tlie 'nnenoary.
Mr-. Fannie Harrison died at lier
l..,nie in llakor City 1 hurwluy oi
Irthma. Sha leave- two MM ami a
dantlhter. She wa- i-ick only a lew
Jay".
In lHiMi the nnnil.er of pafBOBI of
ebool ajje ill Mnltnoinah county wax
l.i,4i4, ana I lie loiai ipm.o .....
74.HS4. The school Mulut ion now if
24.HH6.
Lieutenant Sc.itt, shot by Sentry
Himiinsat Ks.iiimalt Iri.lay, is daad
at Victoria. II. (' There will he no
court-martial ot the sentry, who was
simply carrying out his OHMH.
liev. Father Kelley, who has charge
of Catholic church work in liilliani,
Wheeler ail Morrow canities, i- pre
paring to l.nild a young hwlaa'
acadi'iny at Comloii, Oilliam county.
M1..I I I Mi.iira liel at the hospi
tal in Astoria, after a loiin illness
from hronchial ant lima. The deceased
was 5H yearn of ate, a native of Ire
land, and had lived in Antoria for
uls.ut years.
Those memU-rs of the S mi OfagMI
regiment who have intentions of iimk
1 init homestead eiitriea will he glad to
: learn that a bill to make such entries
I easier for them has just passed the
'house, and will undoubtedly ,M'
put tbrough the senate without any
iutioiis dilliculty.
('. 1' Snider, a Lakeview merchant,
is the owner of the oldest horse in the
....... I, U On, oldest ill the
state,' and the horse is douhtless the
best -preserved horse in the Fnited
i States for hit- age. He was foaled in
.1... k- ii or Douglas county in April,
Iki. and is nearly years old. Jlr.
Snider savs he is just as young now in
life and spirits an he ever was. Mr.
Snider bus owoad him for gP0MW and
he has lived in jke i (unity for that
length ot lime. Kvery man, woman
and child in Lake county known "tien
eral CriKik." for that in his name,
..o.l be is known ill all the town- east
ban and from I he llalh- 10
Idlng, California, and BaUO. N v.
in called neral" for short.
Portland, April IS. - The fusion
movement lietwinui the democrat ie and
s.pulist parties, which was set on
111 1 lie I r si . ,,. . , ..
i. ., I.... :iine an accoiuiu l-oe,l lacl
thli morning when bow ooorontlon,
ndoptil the respective report- of their
conference committees. The distribu
tion of candidates follows:
IVuiocrats-Two presidential idec
tors, justici- of the supreme court, two
congressineii.
Popollata Two praaldentlal elaatora,
food and dairv comniissioner.
In the matter of oongraaaional nomlj
natioaa, tha popwllati were allowed
one coiigressinan and the democrats
the other.
The democrats made the following
nominations:
Preaidantial elector- waltar M
l'ierce. ot I'matilla, and Ml Stewart
of Multnomah.
Justice of Hie supreme court V . M .
Hanisey, of Yamhill county.
The demoeratl adjourned until after-
lllMlll.
Daly of Lake for Court,!.
The democrats noniiimtcl T.
Hailev of Pendleton for district at
torney and a. !'. tlUman, ot Pandla
toii, tor Indga of the Sixth district.
Baraard Daly, ol Lake county, was
nominated for congressaman In tba
First district by the democrats.
Popullsti Rofuio to Ratify
The Hipnlist convention MfSaad tO
ratify the nominations for district
attornev and judge made by the demo
crats iii the Sixth judicial district ami
appointed u committee to wait mi the
democrat- and demand representation
on UM Indicia! ticket. I he agreement
made bv the conference committees
states that the otbeers in I lie Slxtn
district shall be eiuially divided.
The following nomination! were
made bv the popul ist convent loll : I I
and dairv commissioner, Win.
Sehulmrich, of Washington nountj
Presidential electors, F.rnent Kroner,
of Multnomah county and John
Whittnker. of BantOO county.
Moody Ronomlnatad.
Portland, April i:i. The rapObHoMM
of tin- se I dlatrial this morning
reiioininated M. A. M.ssly for con
gress. United states Sana lor 8 1 moo
nod f, Bi Btaalay were elected dele
gates to the national republican con
vention The delegates were not in
structcd. I'be atteielance at the state
i rantlon Ot middle of the road popu
lists todai was nine iiiawibara. Tbay
nominated candidates for supreme
iii.he. conur. ssiiien and four presiden
tial electors and elected 17 delegates to
the national convention at Cinciniiat i
0lhr Nomination,.
w l( I'llis of II. i r. was nom
Inatad (or ndaa ol tba sixth judicial
dlatrlet, and Jus. A. Fee of Pendb'toii
for district attorney. Asa Thompson,
of BjebO, was nominated for joint repre-seiitntiV-
for I'matilla and Morrow
...unties. Chas. Hilton was elected
chairman ot tba congressional com
.ii.o f tba iaooad district.
Middle -of-the -Road Nomination,.
Nominations for congress : l irst dis
trict J. K. Seam, Polk county.
See. .nd district, John 0. Young, linker
eountv.
For' justice of the supreme court, II.
K. lOOHoay, of Itaker City.
Pmalilantial electors II. V. F.mhrcC,
ni folk iinilitv I. C. Lllee, of
(.rant county, J. L. Hill, ot Linn
county; Lucas Henry, of Wasco county.
DAVID HARUN PL A V A sun H.ss
SOUTH AFRICAN NKWS.
London In the Dark Raatrdtng Proireii
of the Campalan.
Iindon, April i:l. Judging from the
lack of news from tba fruit, liissl Fri
dav is being kept in South Africa as
Mlglonal as in London. Karly this
morning Capo Town was ns much In
the dark regarding the program of the
campaign as London is at pre-ent.
nelchmnn Not the Man.
Pretoria, April IS, Unltad states
Consul llnv savs the reis.rl that Cap
tain Kelchman.tbe United States miii-
I in the tltflil
abaolntalf false
b.nbt that Reich-
maun has been confounded w itb Anieri
can Lieutenant Looobarg ot the Free
Stab' artillery, who took a very active
part in the light.
Boers' Lou at Wepener.
Wiwal North, pril IS, l la IJ
ported that the Poors lost hoavilv in
the recent tlgliling at wepener. mi'"
was Bghttng at Dawltadoffp today.
A Brltlah Ship Slopped.
Cape Town, April PI. The admiral
in charge of the llritish ileal has re
fused to permit the llritisb steamer
Maehena to proe I beyond Dnrban.
Her cargo, destined for DelagOO ly.
will be lauded at lurhau.
Tfltrd dim. I, mi at Redder, here;.
Reddarabarg, April IS. The tbir.i
dWIelon, eommandad by MaOaneral
Cbnrmaide, has arrived here. Tba
(loers have been located south of
Wepener and Smithttald districts.
WAH RKVRNUB LAW.
of the
Bill to Repeal Certain Peovtiton,
Men, ure.
Waabington, April IS. In jrlaa ol
Secretarv Hage' atatamenl of the grow-
it,., uiiriiln. till iittrliiti ' utt iirlu'N In u
l.ill 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 1 . i , I in the house 'I'bur-.bn
l. Renreaentative fawney ol Minne
sota, a mambar of the wal and means
cominitlee, to reH-al the following
provisions ol the war revenue act to
take pi July I. ISOOl
"lln.kers' note or memorandum M
sales of any g.ssls, lt cents.
"Oonvayanca, daada, eto., whan tha
consideration or vi.luc BICeada 100.
and d.s's not ex I U00, BO cents, and
for each additional 1600 or fractional
part thereof in excess of M0, Ml cents.
"Lease, agreement, etc., for a pernsl
of one year, 'Jft cents, ex. reding one
I hI emudlne three vearn,
cent-; for a pemsl ex sling thnn-
vears. fl .,
MorlL'au'e or liledg.', etc , excecling
lliNNI and not exeedinif 11600, S8 cents,
and on each fruit) in excess of tlMM, flB
cents; power of attorney or proxy,
etc., 10c.
Power of attornev to sell ami coll-
vev real estate, etc., joe.
"Protests, etc., BOB,
Mr. TaWliey savs that the secretary
..I ,1... Ir.r , in,, io that the i.ro-
t, I. It'll, .. Ird bv tie' bill olllv
Inrnieh ISW.H04, mil thai may are
very onerous ami vexatious and should
Ih. rnpanlad.
DEWEY FOR V ICE-PRKSIDBNT.
It I, Now Aotually Said that the Admiral
Would Accept the Nomination.
Waabington, April IB. Tbara Ii sen
..us talk lu re of putting Ih wey on tin
ticket with Bryan. There ar any
prominent men of both parlies who be
.I.,- u ill I,.. iI.k .,iii and tin
mU . ml. ..mi. of the llewev candidacy
for president. The admiral baser
i ii.-. i ,, ' i lull l.i is a del rat
I I... ,tl,. I one. and thoiiitl
...... .. .- ,
I... ii man ami a uti io
. ( Mr ( .lund'H brand of democracy,
it is Isdievid the .h iniM-ratic gulliering
al Kansas Citv might ' willing i
. I,.... l..r I ... -e. oil. Ilia '
Would DeWeV accept the vie presi-
.1. ,,n ,1 in .ti. mill ion'. Peoi.le who claim
,f
Ki
lb
The Childreu'a ruuac-uc
The Kind You Have Always Bought
aSaf " a
i Bears tne pignamro m
Free Book
TO WEAK MEN.
I will hlmxI frt: ti any ail
diwaf,pM wquaat, my iieau
lifuliy Ulttstraisd 80pags
book, "THKKK CLA8SB8
OF MEN." It worth 1
to any wvak man.
r
- -4
6TA
MsjmVlTALU
, -.eSTT Uir.lll .
and MANHOC
tl ;.otc'jcy1Klo;btEniiaBion8ar.
' 1 IUUM Oil .ffis-U lf bC
..buhe, or exceua and IndU
ictiun. Auervetouii io i
blood builder. Bring the
pink glow to paie cheeks and
tetitoree the fire oi youth.
h Itu noil Hi. .... . I j,. M ls, :
"J u.u , . ". . "" ,
: s.-' .... . . .1 .. u vu 1 1 .
ve to curt) or refund UM uiuu. )
NERUIT UrniftAL CO.
Tlai
-''iion Jaonaon Mas,
j
v. Ni
ym Bears me DMrnaiurwuj
1 TTntnl (4 Hnnn "
aaeSsflLBBhWLe DAKVEAU, Pi op
nBnaaSBBVBEo!BHm. f
3gpMtB ElogaoUy Ponisuod
enraop.
DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATOR
Measure Passes the House by an Over
whelming Vote.
o-
ONLY PIPTKRR WERE AGAINST IT
o
Houiw CommlttM IncrfiJM Allowincn for the
Mllitli ,3,000,001) Cusiom Mm
for Sun Fnnclsco.
Washington, April PI. Ilefore the
regular or.ler was called for tin- boiis.-
IihI ills. n the i, .nit rewiluf ion lor a
constitutional amendment lo provide
for the election of 1 lilted Mates sena
tors bv direct vote of the pOOpM The
majority resolution loft it optional
with the states whether senators in.
elected directly or bv the legislatures.
I'be minority resolution made it in-
ambaat that each stale elect by dlreM
vote. The minority resolution was
carried by an overw helm iug vote.
A yes, IBB; noes , BB. The vole was
then apoa tha adoption of the amend
inent by ayi's and ii.h's. the whole
house rising in supsirt of the demand.
The resolution was adopted, .'III to
H
On Million for the Mllltla.
Waabington, April IB. rba bpwa
commit! n in 1 1 1 1 in ha decided to
fU at $1 ,000,000 the amount to be il
lowed annually Ul the mimia oi UN
several states, in plaoa Ol tllKl.tMIt) BOW
allowed.
San Franelaco Cuitom Hou,.
Washington, April PI. -The senate
eomuiltt Ul public buildings has ail-
tboriisl a favorable reis.rt on the bill
autborir.ing a citatum bouse at BM
Kranclaco to coal f:i.inHi,iHiii
Submarine Boat, for the Navy.
Washington. Anril 13 -The navy
leoiirtiiieiit has sigiu-d a i tract with
the Holland Submarine Torpedo BeM
Conii.auy for the addit eui ..I some ol
its boats b. the navy.
Allen', Suoeeor Not Yet Named.
Washington. April PI. It is umler-
slo.sl that no selection of a successor to
Allen as assistant secretary of the nuvy
will ba made until Secretary Pong baa
bad npnnrtunltf to express a pfafaraiuWi
Today', Cabinet Meeting
WaablngtCMi April PI. Tba cabinet
meeting kodaj aogawad largely in a
Iisciissioii ol I nert" I, n an auairs.
UOVKRNMKNT KXTRAV AUANtl.
tiovernmenl ton,lrucllon More Ipen-
,lv than Contract Work.
Washington, April PI Congressman
Puss ol Chicago, acting chairman of
the house oommill i naval affairs,
has made startling id BUM ion I relative
to governtueiit and private construction
f ar ships and inaniifaclure ol armor
plate, winch have sa'cial interest in
vlaa ..f the reported coalll bataraaa
the Carnegie couipauy ami the Cramp
Shipbuilding t puny, which prn.ii-
- control the armor ami war snip
building eontraeta. Mr. V sutea
nipbali. -ally that the government
annal const rut I war shins as econo
mically a private companies can, and
for tl, ..I reason He Is ,,pp..-e.i io uie
rtablisbiiient of a govern nt armor-
plate factory, as recommended by the
minority oi tne nouse navai i
mittee when the budget, carrying over
181,000,006, was raportad. Bat i'r-
baps th st startling statemeiii irmu
Steam heated
liuropeen Han.
Block and a-half from dep t.
.-ample Koom In conncctlot .
ii u-iu an Mam bi dbv bawmbi bum).
tkp iii i i - mi aaa uty aa4 la aaai
eurh Man ri.eiiijii.ii.iii, UUBBeBB, 11111
lnuie bai k. kldur, liver aud .nuua, Ii diuir
din, SamtMBMMB or " BBWI BefjaaM
. anal i" nag
Write today Ul call al lay oglee and i-ooaull
Irer .,1 . hargr. All i.ur U1U !. ehUBgad "!'
Or Heudiu'. uaim aud daU- ul palviil Taku
uu - ,
The Ur. Sanden Co.,
i6y Fourth St.. Portland, Oregon
Room Rate
THE EAST QREGONIAN. 199
fa per or the feople
rrbo4y k.a. ii.
I II.UUUU
ij.o, . . M. He
TO rt'T VSlttH CAM
beta, uu auelvo, walla, ur
fur wrepulutf puruuM.',
Old uvw.uap.-r. In large
bundle, of uue bundled
" . . ,t, i. si io let... u uuu'lic.
5(k, 75c, ai.oo old
Newspapers
Vlrat Performance al Bochevler, N. V,,
Wllnexed by a Uia Audleno.
lbs besti r. N. Y., April 13. Tin
1.V.....IM. Theater M us pucked to tin
il.sira for Ibe lirst nerforinaiice of
"David llurum," with William II
Crane in the nnni ipul lole. 'I'be pro
duct ion is a drainauaad version by It
anil M W. Ihlehcock of P.dward Nuyea
W. -I...H ,. tuiuoiis novel and Is staged
bv K. K. Kose and presented under
iL. awainaaMiniuliI ol Charles I robliiall
Iroin the oim-hiiiK si.ne, which
iknWi liuvid lliiruui's house, with its
. . . r . , . I II, 1 ,11: .1 HI 1,1111, 111 III, ,11
It',,.,, ,.l,,.l till ibe III, .lie. tin
u.s.l old fashioned Christmas dinner
ZmA it,.. ol Ihe bottle of ebaui
uaana. for which liavid must have
naid al least "4 shillings," there was
really not a dull moment.
The w holesoliieiiesa uml delightful
atmosphere of the play apsled
strongly to all. It proinim-a very great
HUCCCg.
ALLEN A BUHINkSS MAN.
He Received tne Appointment Beeaui
of HI, Budnel, Baprlnc.
Washington April PI. In the selec
tion of Churles A. A I lag lor civil gov -ernor
of Puerto It no, aiiiiounced ia
these dispatches yesterday, the preai
dent hud ill mind the appoint Incut of
la man of affairs and of sound business
ei is-rieiic-uuulilles which are deelued
essential iii the uduiiumlrutioii uf the
affairs of an entirely m w government,
Mich aa 1m to lat ereeUjif in Puerto
Hi.o.
Mr Alb-ii is no luwyer, but legal
advice alwuya can la- had. even ill
Puerto Kieo when Qeeggtog arises, and,
in fact, tlie organ i ai l prov ides for a
well-paid altorney general Ba B BMMBDBI
of the governor general's cabinet.
Mr. Alien waa born in l-owell,
Mux. in 1H4H and uraduutcd at Am
herst, lb- has bad, in addition to I, is
business i o.-r ii in e . a ureal deal of
I. (illative training.
Coal Mine Strike Continue,.
I. V,. .1 1., i r, m I) Anvil IS. Tl
a ' , - - -
-Hike among live Ihoiiaand coal mineiD
in i.eorgeV i reek diatrict OOntiniMI in
full force. No act of violence baa been
committed.
Ohio Ceaveatlea ueadiuok.
Wellington, ObiO, April PI. I'be
oougreaalonal oonvagllon failing to
uiuke a choice for ciuigroaelnaii, ad
journed to May 17.
y accept the
mllon',' People
i.. i i .ii oi w inn is k
... - - . -
on III tlie IMWey iuuiwiioki ")
would Thev m t "tilv claim to have
Mieillc illfortlL.tloll to this elfei t, lllll
iLu .In Imi.i. ilieir conclusion upon
il,., mtA known but that Ibe adunriirs
....I , , , ui,ilii iiure ci, to a verv
I.. .,1 emlal iimbitinii and
leminlne plana heeaoea that ambition
has not la-en gratilu il.
No Kitra See, Ion.
tin tie Mont.. April IB. liovernor
Smith in replying to a attention na to
whether be would vi ne the legisia
...... ,.. ...... nl in. session to elect It
,,,,,,,, . ,
.....ui..r i.. sn. I Clark said:
such an idea is absurd You are at
liberty to iniote me aa saying that I
......l.l en 1 lloil lei1, tlllire io
gctber Ugaii h r any circumstances
Uemucrallu National Convention.
u I'in Mo Anril PI. Tl
in.... ..I the dcin.a ra! Ii
.i ..in.... bus formally do-
cutis! to
n.it lonal
aommlttai
proiuiru-n
l..i i,,,- Citv retain tl
.... ni um in July, the ha ul
buying made satisla. P.ry
f a ba
fuuaht a Ouol.
p... i. ti.nl g The ( ..iini uf
I .A.. aiul Ituriui I doiiurd Kotb
child, a sun of Huron AlpbonaO Itotha
child, fought a duel with aworda in
the iieighborhissl ol Una city. Ilaroli
i i I It. ,ibs. bib was nrickod in
the lorearm.
Young Woman AtUnipt, HuKIB.
San I rancisco, April PI. A young
goman giving the name of Helen I lay
attempted Bulelda at Golden tlate
park this mo ruing by taking lyaol.
She waa taken to the hospital and her
iile will duiililleas la. aavou niie ku
her residence aa Salelll, tlregoll
BamBa Arrive, at Gibraltar.
Iiibrallar, April PI. -Tint United
ntaUw lr,ini",rl Miiniu r arnvial UMIB
bound for Manila.
the hps of the ailing chairmun of the
meal iiiiiinilttce. Is that be regards the
repairing ( ships in the government
ahipvards as emravaguni , ami nun una
rk can la- i -i I witli --
paodltBN t tlie guven ill iii private
yarda. Ill BfMNi I ungresainan rrna is
uu. ,.i iiin. i, . agailiat gnvernineiil ship
yards ami shipbuilding.
Congraiaman III.
Washlhgtuu, April lb Congreasinall
is,-oh P Crowley of Itnhllisoii, III.,
ninetaantb district, ia dangerously ill
f pneumonia at his hoinc in una city.
Ills wife and children are with bun.
Mrs t row l. v ia prostrated from the
......... , ,.l'li.u , .nil. al her hus
band's bedside and (loin nervouaiioeB.
Washing , April PI - Owing t" the.
Continued ill lieallh of .lobn Addison
Porlvr, the president's secretary, bn
baa tendered bis reeigSMttion Qeo. U.
Corlelyoii, present us-islant secretary
lo the president, has la-en apsmital
to siiccetal him
Biplotlon atCaaaade. B i
Saikane, April PI A aiaclal to the
Chronicle from Caacadx, tl. C , aayg:
An eaploaion Buunrrad laal night on
lie- Hume work ol the Caacade Water A
I I,, l,t Da Mike Wilwicb was killed
and Ham 1 lav la severely col.
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Easter Hats
The charming style we -how
are accepted bettutie of tba
luster aeasou.
CHlidraa s Hab worth $100 lor $t.M
ColJtlreii's Hats worth $1.60 tor $1.00
La Mode Millinery
Pcudletou, Oregon.