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PENDLETON, UMATILLA GOVT rY. OKEliON, TUKSDaY, OCTOBEB 80, 1800.
NO. 968
iptlla honks in RtlbnlHMtlnl cnf
minting, enunic i, i
amiiAi sbws.
Frederick Nolf
Siintii Clans nMdqnarten,
We are ebowltig-one ..f u,,, i,trge.t
Inir (if doll." thut i'Vit reached th,. citv
bjc to H..'W.
.specials.
Kanev tissue paper, ml colore, loo !
doSM) .heels. Plain iiml figured crone
j .prr 10c iii Mq imx. Tablet!, pennlht
fancy stationery, cIhi-h, achool book
etc.
Jewelry Department.
New ttbgln brawlati, I5u t .
worth double. UOtT buttons, nil ntylei
lOn tn BSe a Hut Fountain pent, boat
grade, warranted, i Tit nntl l.ti6.
badloi guttuh nhaln, He op. Foil
lino 35c and Wo r I tint, warranted fi ;
year. Ootn ellvnr knives mnl fork 1
WaMMIltd 10 vunrs, f SV,
Lant lioa album, toilet boiea,
work boxes, etc. All new, "up-trs
data'' good.
.rederick Nolf
The Place te Buy
Is Matte ym Bnd the laife aaaorMaat, th. ist goods
ami tne lowett price. The,,'. Doqaaation aa tn where
BM the lateet ami the hiwt. Oar stock whs mIwbvs
larga ana of high Mall tythli actaon larger and barrter
1MB ever. And prices! Our e.pul ih not tn Is- foiiiul
npandletnn. I rhnt u -trnng statement? l is Intend.!
to Ik- ho, we know wlmtof wt- speitk.
Outing Flannel
It you've prlco ! (luilni Flmi'iol ).
where ri(Jt jrou'ii mm. i hera not onlr
a va.t lUTTsreni i- In price Inn whai''
innri' Kri'in ilifl.Ti'ii. i- in -h i r.
lass, quality aud Mtortmwtl
wine Usui I UO
Underwaai'
Poi M'h, Waiaan, Bmraor uirt. Ths
Mini yon w.nu i- kate, whether ym
vmu in (ngr .'.- nr vi i" imrnmm. W ,.
pay undorwinu la natural insii iirCC
Ualr, wool il i. c.i ,.,., ,. i, tr.
i-rrlwil, notum. HuOe-iv-gun sod k mil
lliii-ol Wrliclit - Kainiurv undo i Ml
aii riKini'. erleed
Muslin
Tills mure l risking lt'll talksd
Hiiont hv Hi,, flni' inti.lln- an, I allajp
It ."lis. Wp have h in u 1. 1, until. hi Ih-iI
nltn an.1 the beat yard whin JCA
i. I. auulta a town at i lie pi ee, Ov
Kvit 'lay ha. Its naril-. II it la
Groceries
wo itMvc tiiPin, we nlwftjrt Imti
.farm, NMot unit i'hinptr thtn nnv
ntnet intr In (tie ion- IVholttaJf1
itml n'UlI v ran fuiiilnh you In any
'(iinnilty frniii nm- ounv to h r -
DM ii u n nM8.
Tlipro'H iiMhlncMh mnl value hw t tint warrant" .our coming.
Alexander & Hexter.
The Boston Store
PENDLETON'S LEADING DEPT. STORE.
.SHOES. 3 snaps
A general cleaning
up of all our Men's
Shoes previous to
receiving our factory
order of famous W.
L. Douglas $3 and
$3.50 Men who
wear 10, II, 12
especially invited
to attend this sale.
Men's Good ribbed un
derwear at
50c
Men's Heavy saniary
Fleeced at wV
$1.00
Men's all wool
Ribbed
These lines cannot be beaten
in the city.
?8
Il
HQ I
THE BOSTON SI ORE
efon's Big Store
W aall the 'Anita" kitl lil doll,
lu.t t f4.u$, Tbaaa an tni mHt or-
vn'.ililu UulU in the utarkr. ni"vinr
I,-i.l- mnl cvei, nattirrtl 1'iiin Imii
rivifaaJ lind en, Hour' i liimle.
iT;af
WAV v wv, v v v ai a ai" a. f id - - -tMJidtm. ' - - -"
r J A
J
laanvpn WW
lioli ueaUa, Bfl lo l.s:. Weantifnl
l.u eb iiuil hnir.
Dishes, I ant Onion, etc
tw plaat iliimur aot o( Ungliali Oliinu
lata puttern, ntvltsli ehupH, r.-unlm
lti.50 aet, I.S.W
tilaaa DiMhiM, k . ,,1ll!t'';
lUc and Wa, l-an y kIw breml plate,
Iwrry Itowl, iruil Htuml", ate, tSe.
Toilet Soap Headquartara
EB9
IVia u. fa kw u larlliuo oj Ui"
Wo Imy In larue tjoaatuw
caali and can quotn Tower ra . il'"
lowborc. For fic a box we offer
taal, glyeeripe, TurkUb bath,
.aieile. coop oaatile, p.ii.n,
apple, etc.
Frederick Nolf,
iaoU Clawa Maadqoaruaa.
for Infante and Children.
,u.i a n iiarinl aubaiituta ir t usUii- Oil, Pure-
S Mm'nli rrl...-a nod lud ( oli. . Jt rH.-ve. T.-.-lU-
liiir ' Vimi "1 Cou-tlptU. It r. u.ilat the
Kot.m'l .....I Bowel, uivi..- li-althy Hadu-uil aleei..
The Kind You Have Always Bought
SI
m r wiaaaMaia
In Use For Over 30 Years
Electricity is Cheap...
If you art troufelad with lame back or rheumati-.i.i,
oither male " feriuUe, now is Hw time to jet a sure
and sal.- BUM at a very Mitall expense.
Ihaveive sixles of genuine tlactac belts which
I art) selling "i"-' half the manufacturers' pries.
1 also have an assurliiuiH of electric insoles.
Tin- Rev. Henry Knssell I'ritohnrd.
the oldest minister o( the ('hristian
ihnreh in the l'nile.1 Stntes, died at
Chesterfield, led., BdM.
The receipts t the rhllippine treas
ury for the iivnth of Ananat, 1!iHi,
were 9S4,0A1. The treasury receipts
for (he eorrNpondlng month o IWS
were VJ.'., 1H::, hhoarina an increase in
fiivnr of the month ,.l Annst, 1IH. n
conipare.1 with nl H0H,W.
A novel thlllK In illjntirtioiis, even
in Milwaukee, where injunctions have
baan so nacn aeerararnd, waa thai
laanerl by InAge I odW, MVi a dis
patoh In the Chtoano Clironicla, It
matraltaj a wife (run. cntiln bar hns-
band iniiiolite mimes or fr.'tn inter
fering Mith him in his business.
t itv Marshal Wake m the town ol
I'nl", NeK.waj shot end killi.i hy
bill limit. ajoBjiay. Hunt dis
tiirliinir speakers at a political meet inn
and the t ity iniirslml atleiupted I" ir
rpst hist, when Hunt thot him Iwice.
killintt him tnsfaritly. An effort aa
lu ll!" to form a ipoh to lyn, h Httiit.
lint tie was hurried iiwny to the connty
Jait.
The Transvaal ucenev announeea
that Mr. knier wjll arrive al Mar
seilles on the Da toil cruiser Uelder
laud NoVewbat II or VI. lie will
receive several Krencii, liutcli and
Mr ian delegation, Mr. Knnier will
prueaad to The Hagne wltlMMM atopplag
at I'aris, nt-tl afti r expressing thanks tn
Qman Wllhalmlna for Dnten hoapl
tality on hoard the I ielderl.vnd, he
art II appeal to the powers to intervene
In South Atrican setth-nient on the
hasis ol Xrtivle III of The HggW con
vinl ion.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NKWS.
The Arliniiton Record, idler cHrelnl
Inquiry and eorapntntiou, estimate the
whciit viehi of lillllmn uonntjr, Ibis
year at l .T.Vl.lKK) busliels.
Denial Shaner, ako oarriei tin- mall
batwaan Mtiaaynaik and Foreat, Wanh.,
reports an exclteuiet.l ill Maytleld, on
the OoWliti liner, M miles southeast
o' OBabajlf, on aeooonl of tba alleged
dl M0fary of a rich Knld.hearing hsle
ut the nioiith .if Silver t'rei k.
At her own Haqueat, M Mieli is to
retire Ironi the naUBMinMlt 01 the
girll' dormitory at Die t ireuou uuriciil-
(oral eollego, in tha new arrangeiaianl,
Miss Chaniberlaiii is lo have charge
nl the discipline and Mrs. Callahan of
the business end culinary department.
The chunne is to take place November
1.
TliN Mottcr-Wlieclcr company at
V .i.l.i Walla has tiled article of incor
poration. The capital st ick i tii.'i,.MKI
hi i.o innrej ol hi eaeii. w. w.
Wheeler, -lusliUH Ifottor and W. 1'.
Whoujper ari' named Ihe directors.
Tlie Moiter-Wh. leer coinpaiiy is sue
Win tn I Fah-k, vho lornierly con
ducted the Mtarltng department store.
The t ranifer wa- matf laal tyring.
The steamer Ilolpiiin arrived fruu
Bkaawav with 1.1 passengers an I '.11,
IHHI in K"ld (mat the Klondike. The
Kinlidikers raBa Up the river on the
Zealaiulia. h aving Ma sun Oeloher 14.
The river was then lull of lloatiiiK lee
fur 100 miles and the weather was
bitterly .old. Two small steamers left
two dats Inter and are now wind bound
on Lake aibgfgje, Rirar naviali hi is
over for the season.
A anlotte wager v an ma le in Farm
iagjtoti) Waal) , Hatuntay w hich Ipaun -I
arm i union a display "f rework on
election night. '. li. Hill lor the
deiuiK-rutH and M. W. Ilelahan for the
repoblleaM agreed lo the following
proposii ion . If Bryan il elaeted tba
n piihlicans are to nay lor LTi worth of
tlreui.rks and pofnwi and lire it un ler
the direction ol the daasocMtai if Mo
Kinley is elect, , I the d.-inocrals are to
do Ihe II ring and huyio.' I he money
has l'in put up.
THE COUNT OF THE
PEOPLE OF THE
NATION.
KILL
THIS
GER
cm
That clusters around
AN
K, UNHEALTHY
W HA IK
JT ...CAUSING...
Qs DANDRUFF
VS FALLING
IM8
J PINAUV
BALDNESS
"Destroy Ik caes. you runvvc
m aNeet"
HERPICIDE
aradkatt. ttw jcrm, promuU Uu
arowOi ol the hair, for talc by all
druxjoU. Prlct $l.0
GEN. MERRIAM ESTIMATES
1900 Census Placed it 78,298,220, With
Some to Hear From.
N INCREASE OF 21 PER CENT
o
Orafton Has IIMtt, Which Rqml? a Gain of
Notrly 33 1 3 Per Cent During
tne Past Decade.
WaiilingtOtli Oat, :UV The eenau of
ONffOtl (or 1!) is n'ven out t.slay al
in. I he lHHOeenan showed :ii;l,
7IT, Ihe increnw being nearly 100,000,
and almost X. A per cent.
POPULATION 78.2f!i,!10.
Dlr.eior M.rrlam Ulv.a Out tha Final
Kir n res tor th. Unit 0,1 States.
WaabUMton, Oat, v Dlreetof Wil
liam It. Merriain, of the Dgltad States
census hureAii. tislay nave out the
fjaai'aa of tbe nopnlatlon ol the
I'nilcil States as ra,89t,a90. This is
no Increase over iNiai's Ignree of 1:1,
196,404, or nearly "I per cent.
Tins preliminary ttatemant, while
nbjael nl llnal aarlOOBtloni represents
apiroximatel. the total iopulation of
ULJ.S-HSL ajLSLSULSLSUl 4AlL-fl.fi.fi SLSUL ftO
3 President W Kinley Stld He'd P
United stales Senator Welliinr-
j( I hi, M .ir 1 1 uei . si, v : lew nays
of liuinrn thw vole i,n t hr Irenlv will.
U . .. I ... 1 1 ... I .... . u
a. I '. I I 1 1 HUB lltaei, I , , i i 1 , ,u, ui.
pre-i lent, with a witness, at hia
rimliest aii'l the olios! ion w a dis
cussed ut kmgth, The conclusion
reached at this conference wa.
that I would cast my Vole for the
treat v. Th is was aurec I to upon
the anattrano of the president tiiat v
he .li.l not I'm,;.- to acquire or
hold the Pblllppinea Kalnst the
aotMtatl of their iiihuhitanls.
J aefl that promise I mi 'd for the
ratitiealion of the treaty. With
out my vote it could not HN i . n
ratified. The treaty was ratiile.1
hy the senate, hut the iirotnle of
the president Mf never nilflllad, 1
8 S 5 1? ft a o b 6 3 C 8 0 8B X s 4 tl 0 B 8 S a a
the eouutrv. inilieliiiK all slatoa, or
ganltad territories, and Ala.ka, aa
well as Bnaee purporlina to iv the
nnmber ol peraoni in -be service of
the united states stationed nbonidi
and HI derived from partial data only,
as all return, for Alaska and for cer
tain military i ruuinHtiona stationed
abroad are not received. In forty-five
Males the ,iilatii is 74,H27,M7. The
-tiileini nt show. hU.I'iS Indians are
not taxed. No provlsinii wa. made b
ihe eenaoi act fajf the n ii un rut i.in of
Puerto RlOp, hut the census of thut is
land under the 'iris'tn I the war
department showed 0H,Ma, The (ol-
I iwIiik state, and terrilories are uivau
Miit: Dalllorobii l,n6(0M; Colorado,
.'T,7ls. Idaho, Mil ,77 1 , Montana 'Jl i.
2W. Nevada i'i.XU; dregoii, 4:i,n:t'.';
Utah, 27o,(V..r; Washinxton, Alt. eft j
Wyoming, W Mlj Ala.ka, laetlmaied),
tt.iMKi; Aritona, IM.tlSj Hawaii, 1U,.
hill; Indian territory, M,tMW Nee
Mexico, 1UI77; llkluhoinn tOt,4t.
I'eFeou in the aerviee ol the llnit.il
state, abroad M.000.
lilt, AMKHICA'S CUP HACKS.
Ihe i nc' i i.
time at hi.
intended to
KIPLING'S II, i-i FOR a ALB.
Will I Ivs In Rnatnne Thouaht One to
Llv in Varmont
llrattleboro. Vt. IW. .'In.--Kudvard I
Kipling has nflered for aalehls ennnlry
plant here, lie hu evidenllv alwin-
dound ateerien a. an ahidlna place in
favor of the villaae of ottiiiKlean,
Knulaud. Kver since the death uf hii
duutthter In New York
author has ssnt I ittle
place at Brattleboro.
Kiplitia- ilinloilhtedlv
make hi- permanent home at Hralth'
Isiro. The country was familiar to
him w hen he huilt hi" house here three
years aio. lie 'had V lilted Yerioont
with his wile's people, and had picked
out 1:1 acres of militia country, which
reminded him somewhat nf the hill
eiumtrv in India. So he made a hone,
a lotitf, shinitled structure, with a wide
veranda nt one and as nearly like an
Indian c '... a the Xtnerienn
elimale and American btltbiifbj would
permit, and nave it an Indian name,
Nnulnha." This noOea Klplhlg ha.
left a he 1 1 veil in it.
Alverd Arralan.e.
New York, Oct. .'10. Alvord, was ar
raign, si tin. morn inn and remuuiiesl to
appear this afternoon m court, when
it wn eapeeted an neolda Ihe status ol
the case. A lurc crowd followed him
about,
THIRTY-SEVEN MUD.
NKW YORK POLICE REPORT THAT
MANY KI1.LKU MONDAY
The Naw York Orui Stora Holocaust
Had a Lona Cist or Vletlms.
Alvord Arralanad.
New York. Oct. BQ.Uu to noon to
day hut two hislies had heen diseovvre.1
in the ruin, of yesterday 's drug store
lire. One i. n woman, tl titer a
man. Neither can I.- reached al
prcscu', owing lo the extreme heal,
A rding to the police, thirty-seven
an still miming. A doy.cn streams of
water play. si all night and today on
the wreckage, while three hundr.sl
men toil. si, seeking to bring to lioht
the hodios which were hurled in the
ruins.
LACK A LINK.
Kvldanoo Aealust Murdarers or Jannla
Boasehlet.r, tha Palar.on Olrl.
Se X ork. i h i. .TO. The only link
that seem. In he lacking in the chain
of evidence against the alleged linir-
derara o( Jeinwe iiosclneter, the I'aler
soii mill hand, is the. iileiitlrlcatiou of
the purchaser of the drug. I'hero is uu
iUestioii that she died from the effect,
of chloral poisoning hut il Is not
KOOWn where the drug was hought or
hy whom obtained. The -sdlce -,ey
thai they knoa MeAl later tried le get
a DOttla re-Ailed at Kent '- drug store
ii the evi nitig "I the Irag.slv mid they
sa the) have the atlldnvll of one of
Ihe clerks there that he refn.isl t.i sell
ehtoral io aieAlleiet on th.i night,
rim pollen hare been MnygMUaj the
list nl McAlist.ir'i friend in drug
stores. There is no law in New Jersey
aguinsl the sale of chloral.
Inur.d In London Jubilation.
Loudon, Oct. :). Actual poIsM
records .how that twelve hundred wr
sous were injured in yesterday's
demonstrations in honor of th. return
ing volunti-vrs, with many unrecorded
eaaaa, The p..p.-i- demand an ollicinl
Inreetiggtioti u) the poltot perinitting
Ihe orgle.
TOUR OF THE THREE
o
Bryan, Roosevelt tod ffoole; it
Elmlra, R. T
g
THENCE THEY WERT BY SPECIALS
o
Clereland Brands tbe Tkdm Story a t II
Without Fonndmttna or
WirrtQt.
Kdmira. N. V., Oct. .Til In a pour
lag ruin, i lie three isl train of
Itryan, Onl. Ihsisevelt and 1'roliihttl.HI
Camll.lat latin O, Woele) mel at the
no depot here. Col. Itryan cnntinueil
B i -l . .peaking first at Mdlaon, Oat,
Uooscvclt departed for Pot n Inn and
Mr. Woplev for WMIiani.port Hrvan
spent,. In fourteen town. t.lv tumor-
row entering Ohio, Mr Bryaa replied
hy telegraph to a statement hy a Balti
more newspaper that President Cowan,
ol lite Hall, more k Ohio railway,
would canrel order for cars if Hryan
ivere elected He said he imagined
that Cowan's ohjiH'tion lo his election
was not based so much on a fear ol
business deprea.inn a to the (act that
Mr. Cowan was opimsed to government
in iinumti iu anil the hiarkliM rail
wav pooling loll which Mr t'nwan
went i, i Waahlngtoa i" lobby fur.
Urovar Cleveland's Danlal.
Princeton. N. J . Oct. :l drover
t lereland, in regaro to the I'hiladal-
phia I lines story, this nllernisin sanl :
"Th" whole tlii nar from beginning to
end is an absolute lie without tha
loaal foundat'oo ni shadow ol truth. I
have never uttered a word to any hu
man Is'ing that affords thw least pre
text for such a mendnclou" taUiment.
I have already telegraphml the I'hlla
delphia Times lo that elfecl ' '
n 8 8 866 8 II 8 8 8 8 8 1188 II 1 .1 8 8 8 8 V
Ara to Be PulltiJ Off Off Now York
City.
New York, Oct. HO -While there I
talk in auaaa qajartera ol trauaferring
Hi, Ane rica'. cup rice, lo N.iwport,
I the Journal slate, on Ihe Is-st an
Ithority that there is mil the slightest
I ehauaa of tha races being preaented
' then While ih mme ol n ronton -
Ih , I I ightship i gmsl it I. not as good
I a one for a fair U si us Ihe Handy Hook
'course, in I'oiul Julish, HI.M-k island.
, and Vineyaid sound, lour tides would
have , I, ' eiicuuiitnred during the run
against one or two al Sandy I look, ffor
J ifhii no other, it would lai unfair to
ask Sir I hoina LlptOO In accept BBjekj
a hau.licaii and there I. not Ihe
J ighlmi elmttM ofj W aeabg reipinst.si
in d an.
-., far ... winds go there i ouile a
much clmuea of a bra off Handy
Hook in August u al Newport, for
thev have i aim day. there just aa they
I do al Kandv Hsik.
Nas
0ATJ
IS
1.4
Id all iU .1' N
attuiiid bo flea . i
Ely' t'rtai i
fU du-iJ-,-'"'1 ' '
tbo gfa '
Honrr. oataraai
SWA a oold UI i.
gatekly.
C'reu.u Rutin
liVtl t.,U I lUH. I.
BaSdiAlOand a Baa
uol urodui.ii .is,
gl.t.urli uu.il i
t: , Lilly I UL
"W
.:., M.oevln
.. nif'l. lit- .rf ig iui-
It U but dyiug
0it0t sW CMUil tU l"Uaf
, J Ct-uU b lull.
aUftsla -vie : , HW V - L
Jos. Basler.
THE EAST QREeONIAH.
Tta Pauor ol iha paopla.
Kyorybody Beets It.
Twa Largest Clrauiatloe.
Uo.t Advurllsloa MaUlum.
OSTEOPATHS.
Dr. W. J. Keyon.
Or. Ida Koyea
Oruduate. of Auiericmi S. lus.J ol
i inWopathy, Kirk.ville, Mo. "tBces
l elidletoil, Ureg.ai, otie block west of
Boatirti Ulore. O.luoatlh is nature's
iuotlio.1 of etiriug dipue.-sj. Iu not usk
your utiighbor what it U but write or
call personally aud have il explaiuud
Ut a aeliafactory manuer.
UULO 99 PAY WACOM.
Hui.ganans In Pennsilvanla thot lb
Payinaslsr Oua or rhsm K.i ud.
Mi nut I'lea.uilt, Pa., Oct. W. Vant
llungariuiia held up Ihe b.,uiliwat
I .ue.ville Coke CMlllpailV s Miy u BgOII
. .nlfji frtto, hera this uffuriif.,1.
Failing I" secure Hve thousand dollar.
ii, cah tin opened lire Inno ambush,
k ling Paymaster Win. Hosier The
ilr.v r relurii.d the lire, killing one
il,,, I:, n The llfthl.llui Ibell tle.l
Poaae are souring the country in
ei.rcii lor ineui.
Swor Falstly.
Umisvillo, K) ., Ocl. :ai Unlev
Anderson make, an altidavit that hi.
teetbuouy at lieorgulowu agalnat Caleb
lowirs, loiivntiio ol coinpi n ilv lu th.
(iuebel inui hir, was fulae, ami wa.
aciirud I v ( olonel I' ui UenihUdl and
in I,,.. I... I. I for ( ,i.i
In ihe powers trial, Aiulereuu. t
telegraph operator at Herbourvill
te.lilied thut he heard Power any at
RerbourvlHe just i.. i-...- the .hootiug
that io.la-l liait lo i .1101, aim n uc -
eoaary he would do it himavlf.
v a believing Powers to be iuuo
cenl, h inakaa the atBdavit, which
convicts bimaclf with lr)ury and
swearing away another man s life.
to cubb a toLP ia oali day.
Ta.s LauUrs Bromo liuUilua JatuW All
.l.uaai.U roluuJ tu. muuoy 1 It lalU umiu...
a. Jro.o.a's aUu.Uira Is vu mmnk uo. ate.
) During the Chicago Proaperlty S
r Parade.
C A press dispalcli un the day of X
the Chicago republican demon.
t stnlion: "All arWegl the blast S
furnaces in the Illinois Kb i I S
S i ompnny'i pint al Joint will u J
i is reported, ibal doarn tonight,
More than t,O0O men will be (
J thrown out of work. N Bjksfk
t mani ann be obtained from on v
) eiali to the onoea or ! fth ol )
S the Bjaapettclon Tim lllliihii if tea I S
fjonipany bar- orfler for aoOfQuU J
J Iteel rails. ' ' ?
criminal Oparatlon.
Sun Kianolaco, Ocl SO, lr. R. A.
I Iiml iugton ami J. I. Hill are tinder
arrest for a fatal criminal owiralinu
performed yesterday on Jennie Mi
ll, un Huntington ha. heen keeping
umpMiiv with the girl, and it la
alleged he i the cause of the trouble.
A Very Loua Flnm.
Madera, Calll., ht. Mi. A celrhra
loii was Inn! ti.la) over the oiiiplatiun
f the loug.'.l rliiuiM in the world.
which I. HflV four miles long, Ihe
property of lfi Mtalgfltl ugar Pine
imii, pam Hie new mill I. alao coui-
pleled.
PROF. HAX MULLKR DBAO.
Th. kniluaiil PhiloloalSl Was or Oslord
Unlvorsily faculty.
I rederick .Mm Muller, corpu. pro-
f.wsor ol coiiipuralivii ohilology al IU
ford iiuivuraily, died Sunday al 1:10
p. lu. Ilia illM-usv B7BB an allei lnui id
the liver.
i i. id IU davs ago he was uhlu to
continue writing his autobiography,
totaling t" hi. son He wa. pcrlccllv
consi ious until Sunday uiorning. IU
was 77 years old. rreouuully during
hi. I He-, di. i uli he. of liniuiry were
renin, I from huu.tror William. Vor
more ih. n u year he had no hope of
permanent recovery.
Pro lessor Muller, Ihe win of the p.s-t,
W 1 1 lit-1 in Muller, as born ut Ihirsau
lieruiant, December ft, I siy.1 He wua
eiluvatavl at Lelpaylc and llerlili, aud
look hi. degree in IM-t-t. alter which
he proi cc.li l In Pari, where he
studied Sanscrit and the BBC red Issiks
! , I lilidel Kug. m Hiirioiil. lu
(iermany be lmd previoualy tudiad
Arabic aud IVrviau, well naphlloao
phy aud tsmiuaralive phllulogy. in
lain be vlilled Kugland for the i,uriise
of u. milling iiiaiiUBcripla in tlie (last
India hoiue and at thu Htslleiau
library, Oxford, and iu Ihe foll'iwlng
year was commissioned by the Pust
In. In. iMiiipuny io e,.t the itig viHia,
which was suheipleitly innUasi by Ih
IJuivnraJty I'reioi, Oxford, lu jafii) he
wa appointed deputy Tuvlorian pio
lidiaii nl mislerii laiiauagcs at lulord,
and four year later scewtvded to Ihn
profeeeoranip He becania curator aud
suhseoii. i.ily Orientul librarian wi the
Hodlelau library iu law, and wa.
elected a lellow of All Koiil' college i"
J.'toH. In IHrOI he ws apjoiiled pro
i...i ..l maiinuraiive nhiluloey l Ox-
lord, 4 held the chair until 176,
when lie acterfed the JiUrshlp of tlie
aeries of iuiHjrtanl translation ol Hi
acred book. "f th east. Of tb
series, t'.l woluuie have laani issued,
which embrace translations of the
I Jouiiiuhuda. Ihe Ohainuiapadu, the
eiid-Aveala, the Vedlc Hymn, the
Our'an i Koran), the oaiua ami
VedanU-Hutrus, the liuddhial Ma-
havanu Teats, the Hacrcd Hook, ol
China, and Uu UultitOteB ol ViehuU.
AfiJI.fi-fi.J.fi.fi fi.fi.flfi fi-4fifi.fi. fifi.fi fit fillK
No Freedom for HI Drummers
l. , n. ........ ,.l
n.e in,.!,,,', " mr u
Nichols ,v Hean wholesale hanl- W
2 ware house, ia thus reported by
the SI. Paul lilolie, nipiKirtliig
McKinley: "I wa. in New ork ks
j last week, and passing down the
3 Bt rent I was aurpil to ohaerve a
3 large banner Moating (mm a busi
ness house iisin which wa. this
inaoriptloni 'Hryan Traveling
Men's Club.' In our linn have
tueiilv traveling men at work,
and t do not know how hut one
of them i going to vole this fall, m
but I want to sity to you, gentle
men. that if unv one of these
traveling men should vole for m
Hryan, and I knew it, I should
discharge him immediately."
i
Hong Kong. Oct. Ml l oiirteen ur-
sons were killed and two injured b.lay
in un evploi-ion which look place near
the Chinese governor's yamen. It ia
.aid it was planned In kill the gover
nor.
japanbub mniiiRAnuN.
Hlkhsr Class Has Com Along With tk
Laborers.
Immigration to this country Imui
lupan bus brought a higher i lass with
Ihe lalsirera, and one whose coming ia
ciiiopliment 'o our iihn alloiial ay-
lew ajgya tinajie't Maglne. UnatV
linn la relatively hard ( get in Jaao,
when- wages .re no low thai a student
cannot atlor.l lo .uppnrt hituwlf and go
lo ac'lusd, WO. Hot the t.ii hi I. s, hisila
in .iii franci.co ami toe two great
- at Iterkeley and Palo
Alto are free to them, and amhitl.iua
young men of the upiMir . las.' have
I" en glad l come to California, where
I hey could work a aervauts iu private
. I i.,I,m and hotel, while preutriug
to take their degrees. In such an es
i. ni .I. e. Un. arnatlaa prevail thai two
yeara ago d was estimated that there
i i. smki lapaii.-w iKieking .stucallnu
in Calll iruia alone.
Only about l'.".'ft were on the whole
I un eou.t in IHtBJ. lu th unit two
yeara J..:U arrivail al Han Krautdaou
and many more came by way ol Vie
lonai unit the n.irthern porta. The
arrival in Man Pram Isee were i:ui in
l i il and laut, Ufa) in 106, fall
in IH07. H'iO in 1H0H, HI7 iu 1N(W, aud
'J004 for the Hscal year jut ended
INDIANS ACltUlglCg.
fe-
vsrdlei at ColuiaBIa Ueera aa
Toy Oisaussed.
A tuu.illug of a iloaen or so ol prom
inent Indians and Indian Agent
Charles Wllkiu was held at the
agency Monday. VUiui ui Indian Police
Hrislsiw anted aa inleipeler. Amuag
ill.,., preaunt mot Youug Cbiel, Vm
Car.1,, OapUin sjunipkin, Juile Long
Hair and Judge Peu-Peo-Tajlili Tbe
subject uii.h r dl.-uaaia w a the eon-
a I I 1 t a aaawal Tlvli -
.(i lloll UJ I tllUWUiP eJejKJVHV wua
Tuv Ui LIm niunUr ( Ami fcdM.
lt-y Mtiiignw iu thu rimtiug of the
..la aaAMBB Ttvm Atainiiaii tt. atM Irggatllv
tfipraMMd Uit H" nstl lair tutd
tial trial, aed that having bmui
, ,,i,,i, p. I they should im pUllUbed.
There wa nothing express, il regardlug
any view on witch craft They did
agree uuauluioualv ili.it the Indiana
knew that they would be punished
for the crime, if caught at it, whan
they ..in in itti .1 tbe deed They knew
they were doing hat wa wrong ac
cording to Indian law, aa well aa that
of the whit. a.
r- -e e " -This
ia tbe seasou wbau molbor are
alarmed oa account ol croup. It in
quickly cured by One Miuule Cough
Cure, which children like tu take.
Talluuui & Co-, leading druggists