East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 06, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING EDITION THU I.KAD1NO PAPIK OF KAHTKKN ORKOON IS TUB EAST ORHflONIAN rat reort.t inn rmu BASTORROONIAN TWAT'i Tmnrn ma xDvatTisaaa. VOTj. 13. PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OUEttON, W EON KSDAY, FKHK l A R V l, 1801. NO. 4048 lIAILY evening edition The WHITE HOUSE GROCERY STORE iW IjM New Supplies Arc arriving at our loud timpuriniii. Thrifty hottsshoopof i take to om goods n il nrices us naturally as the Village yon to. are attracted tn church by the girl, lt d like studying a Imok filled with a tempting bill of (are to look over our procession of specialties for 111- table. It would make an epicure hungry to BM what'n at the White House (irocery. Next tn the PoNtnfhVe. The Boston Arrivals of early upriiirr purchMM New Spring Lawns New Spring Dimities New Spring Organdies New Spring Ginghams New Spring Percales A handsome line of Black Drees Goodii Lnoluding the latest weaves, Ajrmure, Woo hucliesHt', Prunoeiit, Tinose, and lotH of other weaves. New line of Table Linens and Napkins. The largest stock of trunks and valises in the city to seleel from. Do you need Lace Curtains this Spring? 1 1 so, call and see through our spring line. We're very lul to show them whether you purchase or not. THE BOSTON STORE Pendleton's Big Store. New Arrivals L'oinnlote linn of the famous Victor uranu sporting goods, tmenaii -. masts, kt, gloves, catcher's mite, racing "its, etc. Late Husic 'Ml hlack Virginia boy" "When ou were sweet sixteen" new &0c music to and U3c. Call und MUitlM our I- - - . t'Vv Kiiiiks AhnoHt daily we receive new hooks l'li Master Craftsman" hy liuaeaut. 'Wolfville" bv Lewis, 'Au Kngliiih- It a not too early to think about u yoli I. Wo seil the leading makes. Munbia, Imperial, Hu-rtford, Syra as, etc. Wheels from fs.OU to 76.00. tells 26c. oil 10c. gruphite Is, "up" 10c, etc. r,l... II....... and Grass Seed We are headnuurters. All needs re- ... -y atss nun oisewiiuio. Dishes. ."i'l pieces of china, uorceleau aud elect from. V tuke vour order for incubatora ...r, i,,, iuih-v guvs, i.iiki' line "wior, plants, snriin.- una trees. Wriptiqns uken for anv nin'ga J" "r iwrodical. We meet any club and Have you the cost of sending. haol book uud bUtionery Store redericK Nolf Our Winter Stock Invites you Muslin Underwear Crisp and fresh, neat and dainty refined styles and trimmings, even to tin- lowest priced pieces in the stock, such as the new uiitlt-rmtislin at Alexander Aiv. Hcxtcr's. A particularly delightful stock tu pick from jttBl now when all the new fresh and full of value Excellent muslins and cambrics, neat tasteful laces and embroideries, careful, substantial sew ing, comfortable shapes and sizes, fair prices like these: Night (iotviiH of muslin awd oanbric, high and low necks, the very newest styles Nc tn tSJO Drawers of muslin, cambric on Nainsook. lrtnnnel with luce, embroidery or hornet iteiiptl Mli' to fl.7i Pndorskirls ol HlBSiltl or cambric, trimmed with lace or embroidery, plain hem or hemstitched ' 75c to fti.00 Corset Covers of raiobric, nainsook or lawn. bsawtl fully trimmed and nearly all furnished with Ira string at waist, unexpected goodness 28c to H Alexander & Hexter, Coming back to Pendleton Satisfied Many of our customers who took advantage of tin splendid bargains we offered last week in our Clearance Sale, are coming in every day and sending others in, sat isfied their money will buy more at the FA IK BTORE than in anv other store in Pendleton. :::::: Yuu cau do aa well tbla week us they did last week, and it is to your loan if vuu do not come to our atore and sue what we have to offer you during our BPEOIAL CLEARANCE KALF. Special sale on Clothing, ileuvy Cwierwcui . Comforts, blankets, Ladies Jackets, Waiats und Wrappers, and ull kinds of In-aw trnia tUO overshoot. Ysurs for genuine l.arguins, Bennett & Tarbet, Props. THE FAI B . Byers' Best Flour... To male good bread use Byers' Best Flour, it took fust premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, and gives excellent satiaiaction wherevet used, livery aack la guaranteed. We have the beat 8team Rolled Barley, Seed Rye and Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills w S HYKR8. Prop .dfesstaxaftjnW .ataxaflnxatt dCaf MM V am EL Store lira ii. Shorts. Etc. UKO OAKVKAU, Prop. KMntly FiirnisM. Stwm dutod tduropeau Plan. Block and a-half from depot. 5a tuple Kuooa In connectloo. Kootn Rate 50c, 75c, $1.00 III SI tat GENERAL NKWS. Thp Maeonic temple at Toledo, Ohio, was dcatroved by ntt Monday aight, jentaUfnB a low of fl.V),000, of wnicb "si,iifi0 is on the building. , Mclgian capital has acquired a con trolling interest in the American un dertaking to constru.i the railroad from Cantnn lo Hankow, in China. The trial ot Frank II. Hamilton, ih. . newapaixr reporter, for the mardM ot Leonard K. Pay, the veung million aire, was bogun'in the district court at M inneasd is, Monday. Twelve of the lf Chinamen recently arrested at North llurke on n charge of iinlawfullv entering the United States have he'n discharged. No government otficial appearetl at the hearing. Vice-l'rideut-elecl and Mrs. Theo dore Hoosevclt will go to Washington March 2, and during their stay there will he the guests M Mrs. Koosevcltv hr thcr-iii-law aud sister, Commander and Mrs. Cow-let. Teirv Metiovcrn has Iteen matched to tight Tim llaggerty. of AMtfSlMi who, it ia clainnxl, is the clutmpion of his class in that country. The tight nil! take place April ;t0, at I2l pOOadl, for a purse of fflOOO, at a place not ilccided upon. The consolidation of the largest furniture companies in tiram! Ilapids, Mick., is now practically assured. The mnbinattoei will include u of the leading eaae-goiala plants, u prespnting iisscl ,1 "i,(KM).0tHt. with a total out put of ttj,OC(i,000 nunually. The cut nail pool lias announced ,,n increaaeil prices of five nts a keg, to go into effect at once. Cut or all style iron nails have heen selling for six months at $l.'.i.r a keg in carload lots to jobbers. The net price advan I the quotation to tJ r keg. Two hundred and fifty aalonnkeeiiera were arraetcd in Chicago Mommy, charged with keeping their placea open on Sunday, it ia said this action ia hut the forerunner of what ia in store for every saloonkcc ht in Chicago who sells 1 iipior on Sunday. During tier stay in Chicago, Mine. Sarah Bernhardt took out a life in surance silicy for flOO.Oim, naming her son Maurice Hcrnhardt as the btaeflciary. The annual premium will he 700. Notwithstanding the in dame's R7 yeara, the examining phjrmiofa reported her to he in excel lent physical condition. Al the weekly meetiug of the Metho dist preachers of Philadelphia a petition to President McKinlev was adopted offering suggestions as to I lie government to lie established in the Philippines by cougreaa. ft declares in favor of "absolute civil and religious liberty, with a the legal and constitu tional protection which such liberty enjoys in this republic, ' and "a free and unsectarian school system." - m m pacific northwest nhws. ltcceiptaol the Portland postoflii lor January, 1901, were SI N6.79. The receipts for the name month last year were 'JO, 014.4s, an increase this vear of IUVLBI. Mill tnoinuli county's tax levy this year for county iuroaea will be 5M mills, 4 for general expenses and IM for roads, which on the valuation ol :-. ."." will produces rev, mm t fl7!t,61. lu a quarrel oelween Moyd .. i.-i.hii aud W. A. White at Kugene, uiighan stabbed White three timea in the ahoulder, hut the wouiida am not scri out. White vuoke of Mrs. Vaughaii in an objectionable way. The Aatoria city council Monday eve ning paaaed au ordinance granting to Martiu Foard, K. II. stol.ua und C. II. Page a 7ft-y tal atreet railway franchiM ou certain named streets, being a cm I iicus route from the eastern to the western limits of the "Mv K. S. Sheridan, the Hos;biirg hanker, and C. II. Fisuer, I be pub liaber of the Koneburg Iteview, lone joined others in the purchase of the daily ami weekly Capital News, pub' liahedat lloiae City. A corporation with capital of I'iO.IKJO has beafl fuiiaad to conduct the paper. The Engineer I,-. ailing from the Cab window does more with hi? curt, than lilt. eyes. The "rum ble and grumble und roar " of his ciigiut- an to him articulate i patch, uud a tulee null- lu tli.il Jttui ble ol sounds would eatck bin cut ur, ijuiil.lv aa a 'liMord v ould atrika the tar of the link r ot mi oi cbaatra. He ihi'il mole of his i-ugiiii ' I in 4J bitsat wny r.r in,; i to notice syi.; toiiis winch urn full of varaiag. The foul (M . the hitler Uittt, kour risings, mid undue rulleme af ter eating ale hut fcMliploll.il of dys pepnia or some to: ill of diat .. oling tin atotu ach ..ml oi. i ui diRtation and nu trition. In lime the heart, Inci, luiUCti or other organs are iu.olved and tile engineer has to lay off. Dr. Pieroe'a Uolata llatUcal Diacovtry curtk disease:, of the atOMacb and Org of digestion and nutrition. It lairinee the blood and builds up llu liody with sound health) llesh. "I um-iI ten buttles ol In - i.ul'Uu Mcdicnl liMuvrr unit M-..nl i ' bfllis rVas mil Ivll.is syir as" this -pi in; .um hnw liu ' lie truunir with iieharsiton tinci 'wrilas Mr. W-T Thouiw,ii !' Tiiwiisrail aroaitwnin Co., BtuuUiUK "Wuriis fail lu Irll lu.a lliaaklul I HPi fui tlir rrlicf. us I lawl wuaVra I m inia u uu4l ft aacmcil thai Ih doclorii outibl 4o air a '. wtl i jrot toava m walarhl In i-s jianii- aiel waa as aDlc to work ut all Now I aHath ito -oat can do a day', work on the larui I have rcconi meodca yuui madkiiH' lo apvrral aiwl shll always huvr a good wool lu say for In Pitrcr and his incdicinc " ilr. Plgu'i l'lcuauiil IVHcU cure cou atiptioii Old It) PUT 1'MJH.g CAU beta, ou Bhelvss, walla, or tor wruupiiuf rurnnaaa i Newspapers bundle, of one !i uud red vm-b at MumM N bundle at 'tn a RAin oukuonun orica, Poudis lou. Orotou. JEFFRIES VS RUHLIN PRIZE FIGHT Mayor of Cincinnati Will Issue a Permit for the Fijftt. ;G0V. NASH OKTKRMIHiil) TO STOP IT Slate Kmerfirnry Board Appropriates S i0.04.H for Piy ol Troop5, Whlrh Iho Gov ernor Will Use il Nfomiry Cincinnati, l'eb. B. the tec und daya session o! the light ill the InjailCtlOtt suit against the .leftric-ltnblin light ia without important development. The majority oi wHnetttM tettlfled mend y to the formation ot tic Snen gef feti club. Cincinnati, I)., t'eb. ft. Major I leiscbuian lestitied this Nf ttrnoon He said be felt assured that the contest would be within the bound' of law. and that he intended lu interfere whenever oneol the Oontattanta should h' unable to deietid lltrnatlf, lb further declared if anv body o! men came to him for a permit lor the light, limited to a certain number of rot that he would issue tl e permit. This statement, the state's ailotnt) aaaetta, iiidicteta an effort is being made to make Cincinnati the pugilistic center of the I1 uited Mates. No Fltril Says tha Oovarnor. Couiniiiis, ).. l'eb. ti, -No matter what the decision ol the cc.nrl may be, there will bo no ligtit. While inniTii.ir Nasii will not talk, bis advisors nave mid him he is the Hnal jodgt of the matter and has full dlaofationary pow ers tn act a.i he determines is to the Iswt interest of the stab . Munay fur 1 roops. Columbus, ii.. l'eb. o. (oiveraof Nash called a nun ling late today of the stale emergency board. It is said it it for the purpose of milking pro visions of the expeuee of troops should it become necessary to stop the Cincinnati fight hy force. Coliinihiiu O K'eb. II. The .lute emergency boaril today allowed the ad jutant general loii.iliki as a contingent mud to be used in transportation and expenses of troops to Cincinnati in caae it should become necessary to re sort lo such strong meusiiiis to pi. vi ol the Jeffries. Kuhlili light. T()ll:KA iS A -DRV TOWN. Iho I'ollee Inrorm the Joints rhut Tbay Cannot Protect Then-. Topekn, Kan., Feb. il. Mra. Nation's caw for disturbing the aajaaa Monday, when shu raided a joint was dismissed tbla morning. She oil inaiidml an immediate trial and threatened to bring suit against Hie ettv unless the demand was in ceiled to. s a result of yeaterdav's raid, Tuptka ia "dry" to day. A T 1 ibe joints have dosed to prevent trouble from mobs. It it liulicved that serious trouble is In peuing here. Ike feeling toward tin' joint keepers ia intense. The au thorities have Infornatn them I'hal they coold not protect them il the mob started to give trouble. Tha Joints Must Close. Wintiebi, Kan., leb H. - 'Il m .cm here issued au ultimatum to the city council this iiinrnfnp, demanding that the joints be closed, threatening to destroy every one of them in the town Unlets the tltimat'uin wus heeded. Saloon Sniaihtrs In Arkanaaa. hull' n Ark., l eb. I,, l ive gM in here of the W. C. T. I . yesterday awooped down on two blind tigers, smaahud every bottle iu the place and emptied several kegs of liquor in the street . lilUCiliR TYPL t OK PAPERS. A New York betlalalor Introduces a Novel Bill. Albany, N. V., 1-eli. II - Assembly lyun Lynn has introduced a novel bill that promises to excite great Intaraat and develop strong opposition as it ia progressed. The bill amends Ibe health law by adding this section: "Books, new HHMH or aerial liieru tore aball not be publisbetl in type smaller than eigiit poiht, of which the lower cua alphabet measures less than 14-euia. The lii.ct of tyiai shall be Separated by at least g.golnt b uds. Tliia Motion shall not apply to print isiiitaimsl in foot noli es or int. (tt or to hooka or other printed matter intended for reference imc only, the state'lsjurd of health ahull enforce the provisions of tti it; eecliuii und if, in ita judgment, the public health tball liol la, in jureal tharuby the Isiard may adopt regulations exempting ctrtaiu kinds of printe.1 matlur irom the provlaiont of tbia tectiou and may, on pttitiou. grant written permission to use smaller or more condensed type. Any pereofl violating ttie pronaloiia of tbiajaectioii shall lai guilty of a mis demeanor, punishable by a Hue ol m l lets than ftu nor more than 91000.'' KILL CHINESE OFFICIALS, The Powers Uauand the hxeullon or the Rlngleadert, Pekiii, leb. ft, Thu I reucli uiin iater, in behalf of the foreign envoys, yeeterdav read lUe indictment against lifteen ( hineae olhciuli, who were con cerned iu thu Koxer movement, and demanded that the dtuih point! ty be iutlicted iu eat u caae. Li Hung Cheng atatud tiie euiieror bal Rfiialatnail in the death sentences iu all the Ogata named except Unite of Prince Tuan ami Luke Lao. Theao two, he aaid, would be degraded and banished. TRAIN WRECK ON NORTHERN. Train Became Unmanageable oo a Sleep Craue. Tacdiua, l'eb. ti. A freight train on the Northere Pacific. i.ecaioe iiii niauagalde iu dttcendlug a guide near Weston yesterday. I'ifteen cars were wrecked, alao the engine. Hnkamaa Win. McDoiiajd was killed, and K,n ! giiiei i- Itovce fatally injured. THE CHICKiiN SHOW ()! NS. The Aliandanoe Was 'M) the First Day; There Are Mnny Exhibits. Wall i Walla. I eb. ii. - The chicken -how is on. Within the Armory yea torday nfternonu and last night the fflx?l reigned and the hiluiail ksl oo man was a mere spectator. The crow iii cock ias lord of the arci'it mid fill loWly lad retired to the iniierne t recesses ol the coops while her proud alld "trotting mnater ato,l before the ittaao-wlre opening and tin hi led ilaflam to tht ,rh' vvltieh .till. Iii.ismJ I,, " " itw admit. paettal lo he in attendnnce ttnlay a- nmny attractions will he aiMMtl before the opening hour. Annthar Sporty Rnoiavalt. I New York, Feb. il. Among ataaangert on Iho French llaat Bmtaglle, just arrived here. the I. a was . Vndriis Houeetrlt, a cousin of Vice 'President - Fleet Theodore RoofBValt Who is bodltd on a ihonttog expedition tn Colorado, lie is uccouipauied by I Or. M. Taofl ami Henri Say. who will sbar" the sport. Ml . lioosevelt has I iv I in I ram i' for vears He said he hoped hu might meet his dist itignished I relative during his travels, hut had mad" no arrangements for doing so. Mrs. Perry Ulat. Wall Walla, leb. ft, Mrs. Nettie Perrv, wile of A. I''. Perry of this citv. aged ;- vars, died at her home I Tuesday, oi Inberciilosls. The funeral look place (rum tbatfamlly residence mini, at o'clock. Mrs. Terry was bom in Marion county, Ore., In IRWt, and was marrieil to A, I . Terry In I87W. ftha hat linoa resided in Walla Walla, MIm was the mother ot two sons, I r,',l ami William. Ine latter of Whom m still living. Her maiden mime was Collin. Still Blockaded. Portland, Koh. ii. The Southern PaolOc ia still blockaded iu Con Creek oonyofl, but ofBohui Mpwsl to have t he track clear toinorruw niornnig. Passengers ami mails are being trans ferred around the slide. To Ho Kalaaaed. London, l'eb. ii, A disuitch from I'. km to the Morning Post says Count S'on Wablersee has given orders for the reb us,, of Key. Mr. Anient who w is arrested hy Iho Hermans ami I'rc'ich on a charge of extorting money from the Chinese villagera. Mono, lor an llraton Rani. One oi the most interesting features d the National Stock breeders' Asata-ia-tioii which retenllv held Us annual u ling at Salt l.ake City was the k ap and cattle show at the state fair ground a and st ick yanls. The rlretslera UaaftttO tajra: The llaldwin Sheep tx i ami uunipany ,oi Hay Oroak, Of, came dftWB wiib Ion sheep ami Iambi talr f rtproaootatlvo of Ms great stmi Hock Iho largest of the kind in the Ifnittsj Mates among UMBO a pair of luag BificoUf slock rams one a hig iiiaaaiyii. heavily ,ilartered liamlioilillet ami the rUn i a log UtlaltM oi taparh form and BOtOt. Willi these were Ml verv line ram lambs, most of them of the De laine type and of unusual site, capital lorm and strong tleece. There were Ito iu this hue collect ion a grand lot of yearling rams of laith breeds. The honors were carried oft by the Hay Creek nun Hd Inlay, a big massive, teep. Meshed, beavy-lsuied and strongly covered slice;, ol very luasciil i ne mould , and one of the greatest bntders ever iu service al Hay Creek. Following the conlt st caine a 7fl0 ofiof for the winner, whit h was rt ssa tfull y de sllawd, . m - - i Umatilla to Ma llapraaenled. I eltd b ton and iliuutilla . oiiuiy will have a' good exhibition at the ex I,. .. il ion al BaSalO if the tiimls are ap propriated, " sa id It. Alexander, a reai dent of f'endletnn, and one of (he Ore gon c noliilssiolier:. to the Puil-Ameri-cau exposition, lo the Telegram im porter in Portluml. "We have ar ranged to have exhibits of wool, fruit and grain ami the articles will lie ready KMM at we want theiu, as the farnttn imi residents of HmttilU conntv have nromisetl lo do all tbey cuu to help the movement along. Wu will muke a gissl allowing from that part of Oregon and will OpBJI Ibe eyea of the people in the Fast, II will cost but Utile money, as the exhibits will be given ami the only expense will be that ..I collecting ttie liiiuga and having a mini to aee tbey aru properly nlaocil m the space alloted t us at Itnttalo I unacal !iarvloei. The liuiaral aervieea over the re-man,- of Mrs. I oiorge F. Stocker, w bo ditd al her homo ut Alhu early Mon duy morning, were hehl at the I'rethy liiriau church at I o'clock thia alter noon, lining coiubicted by Kev. F. I., lorl . s. he uicuibers uf Daphne Circle, Won .1 Woislcruft uf wnloll order dieeased w as u ineiuls.r, attended in a lusly. Mrs. Stockor was a resi dent if Pendleton for years helore re inOViag to Alba will, tier husband and fuiuily (our yeara ago. The services i vi ty impressive. Ibe remains bj UOUalgnod on the express tbit ng to tim oi. i reiiuaylvaiiia home ut Mai 1 1 1. 'V. reek Nortbampton county (oi Intormant. Mr. Htooktt has de cided not to accompany them. A Qtod Thina- Our great-grand mothers' garrets DOntgiuod Um same herbs ..) all htal nig found in Karl's Clover Kont Tea. I bey gave our aucettora strength, kept the libssl pure, and will do the same for you if you aay to, Price lift eta ami 'si eta. Tallmau A Co., leading druggists. atasguaradt Ball. 1 he Hook and builder company, No. I, Pendlttou Hre dapartwanl.arlll give a BBMBOfavda null, on Wedueaday eve ning, Kehruary i. A good time la ex i.e. t. .i Sbarp'a orchestra will furuiah the music. ai - -Livestock Breeding Je fust becoming the loading iudutlry of the Pacific Northwest. Thu Kural Spirit will keep you potted on this, great uaduatry in Itt every branch. ' Publishtsl weekly at I'M Third atreet, i Portland, ()r. Send fur froe sample j copies. REEDER M BRIDE FOR CORBETT. Q . The Sensation of the Joint Ballot Today. o DRESSER LEAVES 1 00 RE FOR I'BRIDI Lrf!ltlur Will Prolwhli AppnprliU lo Complle CtpUlo Clark Sward Prrymutloa Fund. Ha lata, I ab H rhe taking of the out I allot o I nitiKl Statea senator I 1 1 was enliven. si by two senaallonal i. ui. ires, (speaker Keetler, of Uma tilla. . hanging his vote from MrMride to Corbott, and Dresser, of Clackanaa, Irom Moore lo Mellride, the result of the vol.. being as follows: Corbttt, JO, Smith, 2tl; McHrlde. 31; Har RJHHM, ,' scattering, 4. licpresenlative Kddy iiilrrsluced a resolution appropriating an amoejnt that would make the Captain Clark sword i on. I gtaHl, tke larger portion of this amount having heen raited by priVWtE subscription. It it the inten tion of the committee having the mutter in charge to present a sword to Captain Clark, lata of the battleehlp Oregon. Alien Ibe fund ia complete. I be matter has lieen allowed to drag through aeveral yeara. Salem Preti Clut Banquet. The sal Prett club givee ita annual buqwat touight in honor of Ik (visiting editnre and newspaper men hero in attendance upon the ses sion of the legislature. The Kaliee Salit for Home. I ondon, Feb. II. - The kaiser left ftbaornaet foi GoitMBji Una morniat in the imperial yaiht Holienaollarn, accompanied by the (ieruian cralttr Nvmphe and the llritith warahipt. Niohe an. i Minerva, roll bonora were paid tin' rintror HIM bit de parture. Ulaxe Held ropBIuedap. sun I rancisco, Feb. i. -Hubert F. Olaaa. thla raornhtg. waa hehl in the siipetior court here lor the murder of Win. I rowel la, bis partner, which occurred alsnit three weeks ago. (ilaae waa bom in Polk comity, in the Willamette valley. Oregon. Rumored Sale of i arnagla InleretU. Pittsburg, Pa , Feb. 11. The Carnegie (illicit Is hern deny any knowledge of a deal lietweeii Carnegie and J. P. Mor tan, regarding the alleged tale of Carnegie's ntcel intereata lo a Morgan syndiate. innoeenl lo the Leal. Sing Sing, Feb. ti. Lorenxo Priori wan electroi ut. .1 here this morning for the minder in New York of Vlncento tiaraguai, the Italian banker. Priori went to his ih-atli protesting hit inno- I ell, e ureal Lota er Lite. Si Petersburg, Feb. ti. Kaplotiou of pttralotUB taukt at Hakau haa luused great Iihm of Ufa. Twenty lusliea have been reoovered ami many more are Iwlleved to be lu the mine. Comraiialoner or Latee. Wushingloii, Keb. 0. -Preeidaut Me Klnloy t "lav sent to lilt teuaW Uw nomination -ty 'anol! Wright aa .om mission uf labor. Wright it the present i ncti iii bant of the ofrlct. Rruger Operelod an ttaln. I Iroehl, Holland, Ktb.fi. Prttitleul Krug. r to.luy Miibinitted to an opera tion on the right eve, similar to tlaal icently iMirformeu ou bit left eye. I h.. ..uiratioH waa aucotatful. Ma. liia Prehltlled. Washington lab. ti. The eeuala tbla uioriiinu pasted thu military academy hill, with an amendment providing for the summary expulsion of tny cadet who partli ipatea iu busing Bnitra Upon ataltett. I rankforl, Ky., lob. ti. Htnry i outsey, coiiviuted of cootplicity in the asaaaainatlou ol tiuveruor Uooooi, no tcrcd 0 pOO hit term of life no prison mi. lit thia afternoon Tt CtatlBar Ch testa. Washington, Fab. ti. The houte i-ommlttSS on electioue will tomorrow consider llear'a ubargea agaiaat Dele gate Wilcox, of tbe Hawaiian ittauda. Andrtw Will Bel TaiB. New York, l eb. . Audrtw Carnegie refuatsl this morning to ditcuee the rt port of the tale of hit tteel Intereata to the Morgan eyiidicele. Bis fire la Havana. Havana. Feb. ti. Om. of the greataat i,i. n in years it raging ia the lumber yanls. The loaa already exeteda $'Mtt,. OO. I NBW VUBB ataaar. Btperied tr 1. In lar Ce Ctlease Board of Trade aad Haw Vera Sleek Baehaase Brekeet. Ftbruary o. There waa another dull day in wheal i. .lay aud iho clone waa at the same tigiire aa voalerday, 7VjW, May. i ici..'oi cluaeil lgJ lower, - U--1-H. New York opened 1-H lower. 7'.) : m ami aold down to 7U 1-B, cloeiug at 7U'.. . Speculative trade ia wheat bae;been light for aouie time, bat aa the next two months will show dititioua ol winter wheat there in . ..u ..II be more active markets. Stocks Money, 2 per cent. atruug. i 'lose yeeterday, 7UV Open today, 79 M. Kange todav, 7 1-8 to 70. Chaie today, 7tf. TO CUBE A COLB IN QBB UA. Taxe LaxaUya Uroiuo Uuiuius 'la druaglau roluud iu uiouay II It Uvlla tc cui. B. W. Uiovu 'saltnatuia Is ou BaSS Ux mi. SPEAKER DROPS