DAILY EVENING EDITION I v
DAILY EVENING EDITION
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I ASTOm ! (IONIAN
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VOL.. 13.
PEN DLiKTON , UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, FElHtUARY 2, 1901.
NO. 4067
1 AsTot,oNAN B X.L mmmy VJ S(B00r"""' m J
1 - 1 J Jl
The WHITE HOUSE
GROCERY STORE
The Very Spirit of Goodness
Is ill each article in tin- I in9 of grtater- !
ius offered. They ami a plane in the !
heart an aoon an they1 find a plane in i
the stomach. Tim ijuality excels; the
price I- ni.sluralo. We carry several ,
grades of some gooda hut in all cane
each grade represent the beet , h
obtainable at that price.
White House Grocery.
Noxt to the Poatoflice.
The Boston
BOYS' SPRING 1901 SUITS.
New Sailor suits, Russian Blouse suits, Vestee suits, Three-piece su its
$4.00 to $7.00.
Calk Cala $2 00 4-yard lengths
Oil It Jait for shirt
two alike.-
March Standard patterns
Spring Hats
spe.n .1 vuluea in sterling Hilver
uovoltiei consisting of nail Bleu, ngpgf
kuivtai, glove huttoliera, etc.
Summer Sporting Go ids.
Ihischall liats 10c to UHc.
Huh hi to ULM, Muks 26c to $3.0f
Catcher' mitts 10c to l:i.l..
Crequ. t Sets, immense line, I hulls
nicely polished $1 24, other nets f I -in,
tl.ws to f::.
Bicycles and Sundries.
We show the three leading wheel In
the United Suiter.
Columbia MS, (85, t-10 and t60.
CUvuland $40 and , ...
Imperial $26, m, .t:. and $40.
H i.: h- soudj iee grip 10c, graphite
Tic, pedals rali', cement 6c, wrench 12c,
":l-n-l" oil hi. , hell 26c to 86c, etc.
Garden Seeds.
4,000 package garden si.edu, new
good; worth fic elsewhere, here on aale
at i!c. ltuatian Broome graas, im
ported is. u pound.
Toilet Soap
This line la onr stronghold. L'V-, 6c.
He, ttc and 10c bar, great value, good
goods, warranted.
Specials.
I.uig.- bottle H. H. amouia 16c
Coin allver knive and fork
war
luiiual to years, - aet.
poinidour ixiiulw, ;6c to
40c
valueH Ltic
aw
Any paper itteru in the hoove 6c.
I -arice line laUiaa' or gent' purvo
and packet hooks 6c to i hi.
New line popular hells with chenlle
rlblsin and aptkea 00c to tl-60.
Another large shipment of imiiorted
crepe paper, all shades, new good 10c
roll.
FredericK Nolf
Our Wrapper Sale
Ends this Week.
You'll pay
than we'll
And there's no "string" to the bargains, either.
They are not old wrappers that we wish to sell
yon, but they arc all new, fresh from a maker
whose name is on the honor roll. They are made
of good quality flannelctts, nicely trimmed,
Our wrappers give better satisfaction than other
stores: not because we have better qualities .mil
handsomer patterns, but bcMUM the) FIT. All
All onr wrappers ire made full across the bust
and hips. Here are some of the reductions: I
i wrappers
tl.no wrappers
11.76 wrappers
2.00 wrappers
IS. BO wrappers
13.60 wrappers
reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
reduced t"
reduced to.
reduced to
Alexander
SpCCKll
mkti. No
Fancy Black Mohairine
Reduced from 50c to 29c.
in.
Direct from the factory, all
shapes, all prices, all colors
KNOX HAT AGENCY
Our Curtain sale ends Saturday
An Artistic ar)d
Fictly purnish)ecl Parlor
should contain oue of our exquialtely inlaid
Krlor Muite, upholstered in rich damask in
autiful nhude- of color, that will make the
"tout euaeuilne" of your room "I ike oue grand
aweet song" in their harmony. We have aouie
handaome new dealgn in parlor furniture at
pi ice that will urpriae you.
BflKER & FOLSOM, Main Street.
THE EAST OREGONIAN.
less for them
pay to buy more.
I .IK).
11.16,
tl.:to.
(I .40.
tl.Kfi.
12.00.
& Hexter.
Store
Salt' Saturday
and
$1.25 TO $3.00.
night.
GOLDEN HULL HOTEL
Under New nanagemeat.
J. W BANCKOF-'T, Prop.
Kate- II.-'', Klifl II Opel
la) M.'.Ik -Ik. I
.-u ial b
i) :ne moll l h
I id tin i lly lot l ain ill r
Bt i Hot-
Bu. to all ltmoih. Fre.- ..tuple ijoM
Klwnrlc iiaUo .in; -ion h.at
Foe iruul hllltUll (
Cor. Court and Johnson Sts,
PENDLETON. 0UEG0N
UKO OAKVIiAC, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished. Steam Heated
Huropean Plan.
Block; aud a-half from depvt.
Sample kuooi lu connection.
Room Kate
50c, 75c, 11.00
Ttte fapsr of Hi People,
everybody lead It.
Tb Largest Circulation,
eat atverlUIng atadluai.
ttl Si. Geone
OIHtllltt NBWB.
Brigadier (ieneral The.-slore Schwan
haa been placed on the retired list on
hit own application, under the Hi
year' aervice clause.
sleet and snow tall Saturday night ;
at w instmro, Monroe and Tallulah,
1a. 1 and Vickthars, Yaioo City,
i.nurel and Water Valley, MiM,
Minister Conger has started from
Pekin on hie retnrn to the I'nited
States. He will place the coiintr
X".
affaira at Pokin in the hands of W
Rockhill
Mrs. Kmnions Blaine, of Chicago,
has turned over to the Chicago In.
versify, the Chicago institute of
pedagoirv, representing an endowment
of nealry $1 ,000,000.
The American Woolen company'
Assatiqtt mills, at Maynard, Matt.,
employing 1100 operative, are nhut
dOWII on account of the strike of 30
women employes who are d ieal i she. I
with their wage.
Cadet llohson, brother of Lieutenant
llohson, has been promoted to the post
of quartermaster of the West Point
battalion, while Oadet rtill Mherfdan,
son of the famous cavalry leader, ha
boon promoted to a lieutenancy.
A billiard ha prevailed north of
.Tamestown and extending into Canada
for 411 hours up ,to midnight of Satur
day. Trains liave been abandoned
north of Harrington. Snow in soma
lilacus is higher than the box ears
l.i Hung Chang aerte, say the cor
respondent of the Morning Pot at
Pa gin, tliat the ptinihment to lie im
posed upon Prince Channg and Ku Hian
ha lieen carried out Hi accordance
with the demands of the foreign envoy.
Iladen' opera houRe at Columbia.
Missouri, was destroyed by lire Satur
day, while a matinee performance waa
in progreti. The audience waa largely
ioinMed oi children, hut all cscsied
injury. I . tnti.tiuu; itiurauce, Iiu.
000.
Piatrict Attorney Philbin, of New
York, atates that he ha nut yet de
i i.le.l whether Samuel J. Kennedy
wnul I he put on trial for the third'
time for the murder of 'elMlv" Key
nolds. He will he guided hv the
weight of the evidence brought for
ward.
The Aaiencan syndicate prospering
tor oil in hgypt it is said has atruck it
ru li. I hotnas Sharkey, a driller
writes home that the first well .In lie.
is a producer. Oil is struck at a depth
oi L'.i.si leet. It is near the banks
the Kod sea .
Pat Crowe is ill hiding near llellevue
in sigld oi tba dome of the court house
at Omaha The much wanted allege
kiclnaiier of Kildie I'ndaliy is guard.'
and is defying the authorities
Omaha, lie offer, to .surrender i
promised prelection i oUcui!., am
leiilares he Is innocent of the charg
PACIFIC NORTHWKSr NIWS.
A comiiaiiv has Iwn formed at
(rand for the iiiHiiuUctnm and
le
of larm roller.
trie . ucnei i, mwi anil staver cow
pany, o( Portland, have Ipaoad
branch house at Hois.- City.
I lie anpropriatiou for a government
tunning at itoiac ritv has lanui in'
I reaand lrom MO, (100 to 1196,000
The Seattle Y. M. C. A. Usket Iwll
team at Seattle ilefeat.il the team from
the Portland Y. M. 0. A. for the
chninpioii.hip of the Pacific Northweiit
by a aeore of 17 to 20.
airs, .loini Allium, i,i i n ii ton , pre
sented iter huahainl with a aon while
coming to Astoria from her home on
Saturday s train. Utuu arrival at
Astoria, the mother uud child were
taken to the hoapual, and Is.th are
doing well.
Kraim N. Cooley and J. K. Well
expect to atari on bicycle ou April 16,
from Portland and ride to buffalo,
New )ork. Thev will priMMwai along
trie roine oi ine o n. . and I'nion
racinc railroads to Omaha, and theme
by the heat route eat.
Mr. Nauey Cornell died suddenly at
1.... I . LJJII.l V.IJ I I .
i.e. iiuuiu mi jiiu.ooro rriuay nigni
from neuralgia of ike heart. f)i;eas..d
waa tairu in New York in 1841, and at
the age of 14 moved with her family
Hi MtncoiiHiu she wa married to
Lewis T. Cornell in 1M6. That vear
Ctiv moved to Nebraska, where they
n.iaisj uiiH l laan, aUeu they came
h i r. -go ii.
xi n i a - iinnaa
Look
''.SisA
mm. m
airis.
11 vouog o.: would hsjk ahead it
wul ! vim. times savr them from m-IImu.
collision with the men tie y marry. It
Is here that lgiufauc is almoal a t rim
The young u ! cannot un lri lioni
it vynra toe wile cuange 10 -i ii.li
nervous, uiicrulou woiu.tu. And the
youug wit.' doen not wsrWatalvj u h i
elf. Ithr only knows that she is vtyv
luua-rable.
If ever there Is a time when uutnrr
need help it is when the yoaag
adjusting IvrraeU to the new rotiTlti. n
of wid'h'sst. I)r. Pin sei Hntri mi rre
aCdMirvi inkaa .uk m n .$ s mui
e.ii k wollieli well f' prra..i .i
larity, dries .'.rbfiitatin- or .iu., ueaii i
tUatniatioii fud .il. . . .i .i. and 1 1
email weakness.
Sick women are invi'. i to coiohiIi
iHeca bj I. tter, t) I : ......
l oiitiilcucc!. are guard, i vnni Mm t
fession.il privacy. Wri'. without U m
lee to lr. K V. Pierce lluff.do, N. Y
- I
1 will ihoii vssa i w In.r-
I'.'Uv In lit etSI
kllew III,' ! OH frriui.' W' .i .
..lit. Ml.
Ainu SICIlheilS, . Ik-ll. villi W...I v.. Wl
V. "I itcl like s ii. w W...UMII I took . v. rl
kattll a of till ' Favoril. Hi. m laS is ' .ii.. I . ,'M.i
..I INjmi.iv, I. ' I Jw.t uu le lu.
siuv. u.. ha.-1... clu-. s im u. ! m "if . ..ny 4.
morr nu ...in ...vkm -fin .u.' t.if.ic I
thiak thin- u no iuc.lu.iuc tiki- in r..i..
aicuutur I ilu.uk you very uiu.-h fia wtist ou
ISSM 4.M..' If " k Itonc III.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet cute bil
iousness and sick keaducht .
km
MITCHELL ELECTED
ON 52D JOINT
BALLOT.
Eleven Democrats Aided
His Election.
in
HEIERWkT FIRST DESERTED CORBETT
o
Millwn or Dotvtlu, Formerly of Umatilla
CaoolJ, Cat! tlM DecldlDd BaJIti
After Stroll Pmsurt.
Salem, Keh. 36. - K-Haator .loiin
H. Mitchell ia again United Htate
senator succeeding Heorge Mcllride
I'll'" daeree wa rendered a little after
midnight. ol Saturday, the 1 instant.
ii non the eve oi adjournment of the
twentv-tlrst rwgular aassion ol tba leg
ialatura. Tlia al.tion of Miteheli ocoorre.1
on the hit v-seeoii.l joint Itallot, making
the tonrth time John H. Mitchell ha
been elected to the l' tilted State
aenato.
The ballot were featured. np to
the ninth rat Hatitrday nigkt, lion
II. W Corlwtt receiving thirty-live
vote, Hon. A S. Bennett (democrat 1
jr, Hermann 10 lieorge H. William
14, ami Hon C. W KnTlon 4 or 6.
From thl time on through to the
nine! i h ballot of the night there
were scattering votea for varum pr
eona. 'nrlng which the vote oi Mr.
Williams dwindled to four.
After t tie nineteenth ballot ol the
evening, which was the lortv-sirlh
I
the whole number taken, the nam.
l
Hon John H. Mitchell wa brought
before the Joint assembly, by a spee. h
by Senator t-ieo. C. Bmwnell, seconded
by Senator Fulton, and that gentleman
r I veil on the -.'Uth halh.t ..( th,
evening, and the 47th of all ballots
. ml. I here wa alio a change
oi r-i-numann to i nrneit, which gave
Unit gentleman Ho, which iiu held ii)
to uie last nan.. i i he .Ipiii.stiiIh vol
I... . n .. . ., . ,
oi.' lor i.enneii irom inai nine on
varied fmm. 1.1 to 16, which was th
riuiiiber on the joint ballot.
n the next three ballots Hedges,
democrat, who bad Wn voting for
Mitchell, vote. I for Bennett, so it atoisl
SI lor Mitchell and W for Corls.tt.
Then came the last bull..!. ,,.
wa begun al-out ten minute liefore
luiduight. Heiuenwav had left ('or
bell ami gone to Mitchell. When the
voting wa over the ballot stocl :t , h.
3A. Then Koberts of Wanen chang.s
hi vote lrom Mr. CorU.lt to Mr
Mitchell, saying It wa for the nur
pose of preventing an adjournment
wiinouian eleclniB. Nest cainu l.
yueen of Ijiiie I hen Colvlg changed
ir..in .leriuauii 10 .iiinn.oi Aiar.ter.
lid the same.
Hioni,soii of Umatilla
i ' lienged I mm
Oimtnick from
Corliett to Mitchell
Hermann to Mitchell
Hedge from
Hennett to M it. -hell.
sun nun irom i orlietl to Mil.- u. .
I Iiu i I stood lor several minutes.
with 46 for Mitchell, and there wa the
geat. t susieno and excilement
imagiuahie. Finally Maltoon, of
1'ouuia., iinoer me ureaiesl iirt ssurn
irom leiiow luemuers, arose and aave
. . j ..I ., ... m . -
uu. iiecniing vine inai made Jokll 'H.
Mitchell I nitusl Males senator.
Hi final Y"to ww. it. hell 4h
Oorlsrtt, Oil A. H. Benaolt, ir. am Jt
l given in detail herewith.
Tbe Vols in Detail.
The html vote ill detail I as follow
lot Hon.. John II. Mitchell, l. rote
HK)th, Iff.. a ne 1 1 Butt. Catteuach
Colvig, Hiuiick, Ilresser, Hnscoll
Kddy,h.ison. Kmmett, ruIOD, Harri,
He.lge, Heitkemper Heaienway,
non on, ii, iiuuie, limit, Ingram,
Kelly, Kruae, Kuykendall, l.oonev
M... -i. - Mult. . on. May, Meli.wr.Mc-
IJueen, Morrill, Montague, Nichol.
Nottingham, Orion, Porter Pr.uihatel,
Koberl, Hbipley, MmitU. of Marion!
baiith, A. C, of Multnomah. Wuilth.
K. a., ol Multnomah, Smith, of Lin-
oln Islls-rt, Thompisin. of I'matilla.
Watson, Williauieon.
Itut Hon H. W. Corhell, A role.
Ala, Brign. Barrett. Black.
Cameroii, Carter, Daly, tieer, Halm,
Hartman, Hawkins. Johnson. How.
Joeephi, Keene, Kirk, I .an, hoi, M,
Crackeli, Miller, Mulkey, P..i. .
r.-uriusii, lle.sler, chuinau, HU-iwer,
Stewart, htoiy, Ihompsou, V incunt.
rui llou. A. H, Bennell. 16 vote.
Alloa, Bernard, Clem, tjraee, In-
man, McA lister, Morrow, Keavis,
Kice, Simpeiu, Smith of Baker.
sweek, Wade, Wehrung, Whitney.
Brown.h gomlaatlug Ipeeeh.
I ism the 47th ballot of the session
everything was as usual, until Senator
Browne! I a name wa called, when he
aruw aud aUdreaawd m, nreident.
I'here -was a lull in tb, hoaae a of
leutli all waa eipectatfou aud inward
exoitemeiit. kjenalor Brown. ', lu lie
giuniug hi address, sial.sl that "under
the present form of government the
people are the masters and we the
servant ; we have met for 4b day. aud
cast onr joint ballot for the pursae uf
electiug a United hiatus senator," and
thai up to the present vuck an end had
not been a... on, pi, shed aud that it wa
now the duty of Uie joint , on volition
to Hiefieopleof the state of Oregon "to
throw aside all factional atrife and
unite our effort to elect a senator and
do juatice to our beloved and trustiag
c.uslituenU, the poople." He urged
theiu U, cat oul all no I meal nassioii
and aw ken to tbe realisation of their
solan. u duties. He had a it.au in
mind who wa tls choice of tiiv pav-
pie, ano, n i tiny nan a ..value, lie wa.
tbe an an thay would, ,e for . a man
who wa Vvl b til vast majority of
the p.-,o,le "righi In aenioa, right in
iutellect, and right in Inganuity."
After a lung nd eloquent Mdreaa
voiding the people in torturing as
itei... . in glowing terme Ut naiaed,
JotLs) H. Mitchell for sens tor
u.iaocrsu rugea a MAJs
It bad been a aeM uxlous and
eicttlug day . ItaietH. H was started
bv a iiau.au oi deiaoi-rat at W la
t)te uiomtiig, wheug it wa decided
tdiat they vote (or a while lor Judge.
A- a Jjbjauota. aud than permit tile
nenu her to do a thev pleaaed. At
noon a single ballot wa held and a
reeess taken until s n'chx'k st nilii
By 0 o'cliwk the lobby ol the rep
raeentative hall was lull to overflow -ing.
The legislature had meanwhile
completed it business in the separate
houses. When the hour of S arrive, I
the hall was packed and jam me, I with
member nd outsider- the balloting
was promptly begun. t 0'clottfe a
short re. ess wa taken an. I at lOo'cToea
another. The republican opmsit ion
did not stay with any one caudi.late
hut gave coinpl imenlarv votes to van
mi well known republicans, among
them S. H, Friend I v and Kepresenta
live B. L. Kihly 6t Tillamook, rhe
preident hail an little dilhenltv In
maintaining order, hut there sj jittle
variation of the routine until the final
break and when tin. came the rapnhll
can minority unite.1 lor Mitchell, and
were accompaniisl bv II democrat--DrnODll,
rdson. Hedge. Ileltkemp. r.
Hol enih, Ingram, Montague, Orton,
Shipley, H. A. Smith and Watson.
Tba nuonncement ,,i ...n h democrut
ah,, troiad for Mitchell wa. bailed oh
loud cries of satisfaction In the
Mitchell lobby,
John H. Itchell, Hanalor.
John ii Mii. heii wa bora InWaah'
ingtoi nitty, Pennsylvania, JttlH
IN3.r.. His parents mum movari to Butler
county, and here he wa reared gj a
farm. He work.sl and studl.sl hard,
aud in this way acpiired a g.ssl classi
cal ami leg: education. In IHiHI he
came lo the Pacific coast, and
located in Portland. He at once t.sik
a prominent part in upholding the
union cause, and was . levied to
the state senate. I or four wars be
waa prealdent ol that Is.ly. In jfjfl he
lacked nnly one vote ,,( the caucus
uomiuatitin for the I nihil states sen
ate. Six years later he received the
toga at the handr of the republicans.
He w again a candidate in tin,
but wa defeat. si, and .1. N. holph
electrd In IIRV nt a ,ecll election,
be was elected to succeed .lame H.
Slater. deuiiH'rsI He was itgiiiu
ebH'tsl in IMHI. He was an avowed
candidate in I OUT, hut falhsl of re-election.
I onniet r Authontv
The Portland Oregoulau rep..rt
the
eit.utii.il .,, .loiin ii. mitcneu as oc
curring on the t5th ballot ol the dav
ol John H. Mitchell us
and the tllul of the session, while the
- 1 oni statesman ro.rts it ti :
ring on the l!6th , the dny and the
MM "I the session. Which is correct
Il would appear that the ele. tiol,
occurriil on the ltd ballot.
a Former llmailll County Han,
a. it, Mattooa ol Dooglaa, who gave
Ihe deciding vole to Mitchell waa for
a number of years a business man in
Pendleton, lining ass.Miale.1 with the
Shoemaker Bros, in the larm imple
ment limine. He voted o,r Corbeti
up to the lust ballot when hj
persuasion of hi Douglas , ntv
I r lends he transferred his vote to
Mitchell and made him senator.
PREDICTION WITS DEATH
If It i ii in . a Tru il, Pop Wilt Pas
Away on lb ieaih.
Ixindon, Keh. M, Ihe Ih.uie cor
ressindeut ol the Pall Mall alette,
telegraphs the loll, , wing jir.diction on
the hjmi' death, which he ays re
ceive credence among utauy Italian
When the nope was archbishop oi
Perguia an old woman aid to him
"lake care Moimgnor ; you want to
watch Verdi. It. .member voiir life I.
dea,iideijt on Invalid you will die just
worn nay laier than he. Ion will
he lurgottuu whuii his nam., lives."
When Verdi died last month the pM
recalled the pi, diction aud reiuartisi
Who know hut that it mav he mv
destiny to accompany Verdi. I bt
date on which the isiis. should die ac
cording to the prediction is tin twenty.
..I O
i.iii oi reoruary.
l-ro.-ia.uai.ui. tor J.KIi.ly.
Wu.h.nulol, I.I. II I
Issue.) a nr.s-lsmstiou Saturday eailn.u
an extraordinary euneiou of the senate
ol the filth-seventh iMii.Hr.uu. lo u.ru.l ut
urjon on March 4. I hi is tba usual
procedure in every inauguration and
i for the purpose of resolving nom
illations ui cabinet others u...l lor
other executive matters.
Hooey lor Kxitosllloos.
Wa.hli.uLi. I-..I, .11... I. ui
providing lor lh Hi. Loilil ep..siti, n
and amended to incliidn ihe el tin. i liol.
at Charleston, Mouth Carolina, went:
through the senate with a rush tl.i.
luornuiu With ll.M I'ulh.r uo. I,.,..,..
providing lor Sunday plating in butfa
I ii.I.iii'm
Amarlsans asks apture,
Manila. I M. I ha Uallssl
State government building, al jbt
the west coaat has Is,. ., .I.wtrovul h.
fire. I ieneral 'lga has l-ei, capture, I
by American uear Cavil.
Cincinnati. II l .,l, .l.i.lu
Hull iatel thl. morning overruled liui
mot, ol new trial Tu ih.- prijie Uul.l
cau.
urveyor General ar Utah
Washington, leb. M. Kdward H.
Anderson, of Utah, waa today unin
itiated by the pie. id. nt Ui he survevnr
geueral ol I'lah
ubonl Plague in Cap Toara.
t'u.n, Towi, ! ..I. via Him
f hule.llii: l.lau.lM flMVhh.au lisrs ilallu
I'here have been four death, thn far
TU CUIB A cold la una sir
I.ka l.iiliv. Hm,, I,,,,,.,.. i.vi. . . .1
Irujgi.i. iviluu'I Ihu uuui.y II It falls u. vurs.
I. W. Orovs'i sif naturs t. ..a sscb box. Ww.
you wuut to iiuy cltithen
" go to a man who (iealu in clothtiM
win n you want to buy pap": to
a until win) .Ii aid in jittju'r; wltik yon
want t Imy junk no to a man who
dealt in junk; whun you want to buy
a bicycle go to
ti.
H. J. STILLMAN
He tlealti in bicycles.
Cornr Main and Webb SU. Pendleton, Ore.
THE NATION WAR
CONTINUES IN
KANSAS.
Police and Crusaders Cone
Toftetfcer in Topeka.
t
TWO OP THE CRUSADERS SHOT
Odc o( the Injured lei la tbe Botplttl lid
Mij Die; tbe Other Placed la Jill,
But a Mob Keleaud Him.
Topeka. K u Feb rim home
defenders, of the tribe of Nation,
broke loom at ; ,, lock tins morning
and imatrted the mirth T,.Hka cold
torago btjat daprajitWy tio iirv p
paarlnfl altar half ol a carload of beer
hud been ile-t rov e, I . After W tight, ill
which thirty shots were tired, Uie
pnl lea arr.wted Kev, V, W. Kmmerton.
pastor of the Firat Christian church
as the leader All the raider, were
men. J. W Adams, one ..f the raider,
was oriouly woondad by a bullet.
Ih . . Finmerson received a alight Iteah
w k) Dr. M. K. Mitchell, tha
former citv physician, wa arrested ae
a mean bar of tba mob.
Tba place raided was the wholesale
siipplv house for tl... Kansas City
h.-ewenes. I'here were three carload
Ol I r on hand and one third of It
ts deslrove.l I he locks to tbe bulbi
ng were broken with hatchet and
in.. The raiders were anneal anil
went with the intention of resisting
Interference, Kev. hlmmerson was Mre.
v il ' manager ..u her recent Winn.
II Mrs. Nation expressed supreme
satisfaction at the result of the raid.
"Blata Hod," tbt said, "We'll hava
the hell holes w tped ..nt here after
awhile."
Mr. Nation waa released from thn
jail and b it this morning for Peoria,
Ills., where .he edits a pajair for ona
day.
I iirsisii.,l to Tear Down Jail.
After Itev. Kuiinerson wa taken to
jail a mob of "home defender"
gathered and threatened to tear down
thn structure unless the preacher waa
released. The bluff worked ami
Rmmeraon was r.-1 ease. I on his own
recognisance, rhe is.llce momentarily
tjgpaei trouble as Is.th side. maki.
throat- of v iolence Should Adams die.
it will Is. impossible to prevent a
clash. I unperson claim tile police art.
to blaint (,,r the shooting affray, lay
ing the oOicer. tlr.sl the llrat ihot anil
the defenders only attempted to protect
themselves. He said there will ha no
cessation of the program and they
mean business and the joint might
a well close up and 0,0 11 Limine.
Tail: GOVERNMENT OF CUBA.
Ih Cuban (usllon a arranged In
Cdminllieo pta by lb teaata.
Washing),, I, Feb J .. Preaideul Mr
Kinley uoiuinated Captain William
rotiei ol ti rdinanta departmeui.
to be broltaaor ol natural experimental
philosophy at-tbe W..t Point military
a. ad. iny.
lunvass ol the senate indicate the.
taf nil nation ol the Cuban question aa
arranged In the committee will be ac-
epie.l. Senator Teller aud Money, on
h.-hull ol the deuiiMiraU, have endorsed
the ameudiiieii' as rejs.rletl by Piatt, ol
C iecli. nl. I ii. I. -r It the pniMMSsdl
sdjudicatioii of the Hnlted State never
can he withdrawn. It lollow that in
ternational dissentlou will not be)
leriuittl Cuba will have eall-gov-eiuuieui
under the geueral uperviiou
ol the Culled "-tales.
kiss and ginparor travel Tegatbar.
franklort, fab, in, K mg i..Uar.i.
an roots io tCroubarg to see hi sick
aittaff, ih.. Kiupress l (lermauy, ar
rived hero at s) o'clock this morning,
kaiser Wiikmlm wan to have met bun
ut He, station hut arrived late. Kd
ward wailed an l.ur for Wilhelui'a ap
pagrtnat. When he did arrive hearty
greetings were em hanged, altar which
tbt. two kings continued their Journey
to Hamburg .
Invaalon In Cape Celeay ust.rr.a
lu.ndou, Keh I' ho news of lien-
eral iKtwet's route cause great glee at
the war oltloe. The othcials say though
l. wet ha probably aaraed .1 anger of
capture a awriou Invasion of Cau
Colony ha. lateu deterred.
in lun Mak. Mequeit.
Madrid, Feb. 'J c I'bo tiean baa re
quested i ieneral A.carraga to retain
tbe pteioi, i.hip and to tix.rgau.su tho
ministry it ia Iwlieved thl will
piwtpoue the crltlt.
Women . Uurtnltery Sura.
Parkviile Mo., Fab. V -Park Hall,
the woman's dorinilurv ol Park college,
wa destroyed by Are thl morning
No live urn mporlnd halt but there
wuru many narrow uev.uta.
Plitsburg. Teaet. Sura.
Pittsburg, Texaa.Keb. 3b. Tba bus i
iicsh iH.rlion ol this i.. wn is wiped ut
hv tiro The loss is thm,oi
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