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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH II, 1901
JL. 14.
NO. 40
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ii inn uwu.n vii " vi j.
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The Boston
.KNOX HATS..
tiff Hats
edora Hats
Tush Hats .
tMt Spring Styles; new catalogue now read)
OOODS JUST
hosiery, Belts, Purses,
New silks,
New stock
lid you get a sample card of safety pins?
Walnut Sawing Machine this month.
jde a
olumbia
Tie leading wheel in the world.
ry part made perfect, hunt
a watch.
t Road w beel
$50
$35
$25
irtford
indetta
IQ. iV J., Hartford or Dunlop
01 tires.
poy'H iron wagons, all steel, lap
that will h Wiiiil hard unugc.
krge.st life madp, $2 .Ml.
trden Seeds.
ilonu to
tiled at M regular price, fa package
c. Now crop warranted.
nil "if SOBM of tli- line we carry.
.kntlknivea, Htutionory,
Latin-' or gents purses,
Magazine.- mid Periialieals,
Tovs, dolls ami games,
80I100I Supplies.
redericK No
Mr. Sheepman
On this showing
we ask ynn to
hay your lamb
intf nnd shear
ing supplies of
us. :::::::
Alexander
$5.00
. $2.50
IN
collars.
for Dresses.
Dried
Evaporated Stock, very fancy.
Qet our Wholosale Prices . . .
C. R0HRMAN, : : : : 309-311 Court Street.
An Artistic qqc!
Richly Furnished Parlor
should tnntalB one of our exquisitely Inlaid
Itarlor suites, npholetorod in rich dainaHkH In
laututiful shade of colors, lliat will make tlie
"tout en-em hie" of your roouiH "like one grand
sweet soug" in in. -ii harmony. We havu sumc
handsome now designs in parlor furniture at
prices that will surprise you.
IAMBS0ME RESIDENCE SUE
HKlH'K -Ml, tXtNTUNINU U lettlii W1U
WATKH, i.KVKK, WITH CITY WAT Kit,
ON Tt'HTIN WM I I WHICH IS tiUAUKU,
wu.i. hi: hold at a low i-um k n
Kajh tkiims. ihk iu.ock m tjnwnai
VOMOi mUOOT K 1 1. VI I HK H AMlSDMK
UKSI DKNt'K PKOI'Klt n OK K. L H.M I'l'H,
ANI akkokk- VMM UaW vikan ok thk
atOVMTAWl am thk P0UMM HOOM
QOUUffBY AS WMUL AS A KINK VIKW OK
THK TOWN KHOM ITS l.oWI.K KM l
000
AHOVK. T HK HI8TEHH'
Apply at the East
Why buy elswwliere
When you can buy your groceries
and other supplies here for less
money.
The place to buy is where you
find the largest stork, the DfSt
goods and the lowest prices.
Our stock is by Fir the largest in
Pendleton
We are confident in the goodness
of our goods.
Compare our prices and .save
money. You'll find it worth your
while.
& Hexter.
Store
IosYer,y
The Kind that Wears Well.
The Best for the Honey.
Thanking all those who have waited for these
we wish to announce thai the)- are here.
15c, 25c, 35c and 40c.
Loulsine Silks
All the new colors. Call and get
the price.
Fruit.
FOLSOM. Main Street.
SCHOOL.
Orcgoiiam Office.
GENERAL NEWS.
According to the census return junt
isBUt'd, the population of th central
provinces of India has decreased I . I (X) , -000,
due to famine.
Kdwant Tinker, formerly champion
wing shot of the world, anil n well
known lintel keeper of Providence,
died in that, city Iriday.
T he total appropriations of the lifty
ixth congress jiist closet! was ft, 110,
01 A2; for the rlrst session 710,180,
stiL' and the second. fTiH. nil, !'.'.
A charter is asked for in New Jersey
for lbs American Tin Can company
with a capital of 17,000,000 and an au
thortod capital of $78,0tX),0tH.
A storm with the fury of a tornado
passed in the vicinitv 01 Texarkana,
Arkansas, Saturday. Many hniltlings
MN deslrovcd hut no liv8 were lost.
Under the new schemo the British
armv tor home defense will consist of
156,000 regulars, 100,000 reservos.
150,000 militia, 15,000 veomanry and
250,000 volunteers.
Tom Jenkins, of Cleveland, Ohio,
champion heavvwcight wrestler of tlie
Kniteil States, defeated Hali Ali at St.
houis, winning two falls in 10 minutes.
Jenkins weighed l.r ami the Turk L'.'!5
pounds.
Tim steamer Numidian, with the
Strathcona horse on hoard, arrived at
Halifax, Friday, from Liverpool. The
steamer anchored in the stream to pay
off the men. The soldiers will pro
ceed to Ottawa at. once.
Andrew Carnogie has offered to give
150,000 for a peollc lihrary huilding
for Vancouver, H. C, the only condl
t n in la'ing the city furnish a suitalile
situ and agree ' to contrihute $5iKK)
annually for its maintenance.
State Senator Christopher Li Magco
of I'ittshnrg died at Harrishurg, Penn.
His death was unexpected, as it was
c m rally lieheved that he was improv
ing in health, though he had long
heen suffering from a cancerous alllic
t i or .
W. I. H. steveimon was killed in a
dnol with pistols with a THmver man
named Kroderiel; I.ehrecht. The latter
was not hit, hut k 1 1 1 I young Stcveuson
at tlrst shot. Stevenson, helore going
to Colorado, was in the employ of a
Texas railway company.
The Colorado stockgrowers' asmi ia
tion atl'ipted a resolution requesting
the department f the interior to send
an inspector West to inquire into local
conditions and give settlers, cattle
owners and others a hearing relative to
forest IIMl'tl regulations.
Wills Point, Texas, was visited hy a
cyclone m Saturday. Four persons
were killed ami twenty injured.
Fourteen dwellings were entirely
ruined anil a large nuiuher damaged
The storm did great damage in the
country over which it passed.
John HitttT, the well known pioneer
historian and journalist, died at his
home in San Francisco, aged 70 years.
He was a prominent member of the
Society of PioneMl ami was the author
of numerous works, his hest known
being his "History of California."
Another victim of hazing in West
Point lias come to light through the
resignation of Frederick Kensel, as a
cadet in the United Stales military
academy. Kouscl will return at once
to his home, West Somerville, one of
the suburbs of Huston His eyes are
permanently injured by his hazing ex
perience. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The Idaho legislature failed to make
auy appropriation for the liuCfalo ex
position. The Washington legislature
appropriatetl 2',000.
A tire Friday niuht at WOMM di
si roved the bouse of Maud Murdock
and burned up $2000 in cash which
she bail in the bouse.
Mrs. M. J. Koberts, an Oregon
pioneer ol 1K53, died at the home of
her son, J. A. Koberts, at Springfield,
Oregon, Friday. She was bum in
Ohio, October 12, IMS.
The Idaho legislature is still in aes
sion although pay ol its members was
topped iai Thursday. The legislature
bas been in session 66 days, ami the
limit fixed by law is HO days.
"Sjmjc" Marsh, a cow boy, a Helena,
Montana, shot ami wounded Dick
HarhiHon ami smith White, and was
aboot to tire at Frank Howard, when
the latter killed him at the first shot.
Howard gave himself up.
Retrospect.
It is an evil day tor the wilt- anil
mother when she m- her worn face
in tbr motor, ami asks the tjuestioi),
" Uoek it uav ? lXc i'. pay to sacrifice
In .hi: nd kappi'icas
Vo wedded low ' " but
it..:. .. auotber (piek
iToe which rightly
takes pioeeaeMi ot
lioea it laiy ? It is
this: "Is it MM
kary to i.at ri tie
health and h.ippuieSk
to wedttetl lover"
Half a million women
iiijkwt i Ne ' 1 buy
Itave bv weak MM
bar been Bads
lrong by Hi lleice's
lavon.c Prescript ion
lie. were kick unit
" Kavontv I'reacrip
tiou " m u tl e them
well H will da the
uuif to. ulinokl every
wuiiuui who . . It
a fair and Mithlul
trial. It t ' weak
cUlajt draiub, heals
nl. 1 1 ai ion and cures
It tranqu !:. the
inflaniiiiatioii
..le
fell, .11. v
neiV'k .. i eutourajjen llir appetite.
I ckih . i-a! to Iwcuine ujothn. aatl .1
thrculcaiu ito.luiia.1' '(iicll e..k. acd n '
write- Mi, j A KklJoiu ot Wat apriaos
kV-'Mrti t Ark . "anil uiy ulc! irliuued
My hubuu.l fcol miuthct Uuvlor fur ate but I
vttmvti tu iaki drug luiit ud a" '"
At lut I tul.l lli. tltknor that If In-. 111. dinar did
nut help ut. 1 would g uiwk i" lit PUircc'i
uudulii. - 1 tlld m. uud by tht- nun 1 llad
taken thcui uar iiiuutlt I uuild : lay uvu
huuarwork, except waalillia and t. ,,led ny
1,'ard. 11 to.. I sra. .1. niter tlian I had .. ' Iieen
While walllllK l-al. . .otlilili; hill., mi Hlfet
t.lb cauic illii- uar wa. I tie aiatli .htldl ahe
ia uuw elevcu Uluulh. old mat u a l.ealtl.. . lukA
A. (of uir. 1 I. el SS tuuufc uuw H" 1 Jld tkt
rigbteeu yeara of nit. an. thim . I can
clwetfullv recoauueud lit Cn, 1 . adt'u. I"
all .ulfcnuK wuliiallkiud 1
lo. lol I'lel.l, . VSMi"( ivlleut
Uliui''" 't" "k heatlaclte.
A BOILER EXPLODED
IN BUILDING IN
CHICAGO.
-O
Ten or More Persons Killed
and Many Injured.
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ACCIDENT OCCURRED IN A LAUNDRY
o
People on Street Cars and tbe Street, Many ot
Them Workmen Going to Work, Be
came Panic Stricken.
Chicago, March 11. A huge boiler,
in the basement of the huilding
ooeapied bv the Sanitaay Laundry
company, to Madison street, exploded
at H o'clock this morning, completely
wrecking that structure and three
others ail joining, badly damaging tbe
stores along the street for a block la--tween
Tliroop and lAXitnis streets, caus
ing the loss of several lives ami the in
jury of a se .r,. ,,r more of laundry em
ployes. About seventy-live (ample were
in tbe building at the time of the
disaster.
At 11 o'clock seven bodies had been
tRketi from tbe ruins, only one 01
whom is yet identified, that of Hertha
Kincaid. The force of the explosion
was terrific tireat masses of brick
were hulled against buildings three
hundred feet away.
Tbe adjacent buildings wreeked are
1 1 1 barracks of the Volumeers of
America, Wildstoue's dye shop,
Donan's candy factory and a vacant
building.
The wilder! confusion followed the
explosion, hundreds of people going
to work on street cars ami afisit ami
tonante ol Bearby bolMlnge belnc panlea
stricken.
The work of rescue is seriously re
tarded by great crowds of people.
The OteeBM of the wounded could
he heard above the roar and erashing
of timbers. Nineteen of tbe injured
have been taken to the hospitals, sev
eral of whom are fatally hurl.
J ho eighth Body Rocovsrad.
The eighth lusty, that of a liirl,
crushed almost out oi human sem
blance, was found at noon. The seven
corpses at the morgue have how been
Identified, as follows: lieorge l'hil,
engineer I'.essie Kincaba, Minnie
Olson, F.mnia Sebraska, Irani, I latin
Mink , Katie Kelly and Marshal Jam by.
The injured at the hiwiituls number
twenty-live. Some of the corpses are
in a frightlul condition. The lusty of
one girl was gathered in a basket, tbe
iron gnders having chopped her to
pieces. The head ol another was
smashed flat. The explosion was
caused by absence of water 111 the boil
er. which is sanl to have heen 111 poor
OOnditlon. Tbe total prOpert damage
aggregates $40,000.
HAWAIIAN ISLAND NliWS
first Lsalslalurs .Is In session, ins
Importation of Nro Labor; a Fallfe
tul Wire.
Honolulu, March 1, via San Fran
cisco, March 11. Hawaii's lirst Ameri
can legislature cunvelierl here on
ruarv 20. Up to the present
I-el
time
nothing bas DOM done, but much is in
urofpect. Tbe natives that control th
legislature have been 111 every (sissibl
way obstructed and hampered by the
republican an I democratic whites that
are members anil consequently little
orourees has resulted The native law
inukers are doing their best to become
Americanised. The first action
which they asserted themselves was
tbe exuelliitg from the Hour ol tie
Ik.iiu. Territorial Secretary 11
Cooper. At the 00111 maud of l'resldent
Dole he entered the house and pro
ceedeu to Instruct the natives as
what they should do and what they
should not do, thereby so angering
tin in that they tired him out bag and
baggage After this act the Declare
tiou of I n 1. p. nd. in 1 was reed iu 1.0th
Kngikh and Hawaiian and then
ordered spread upon the minutes of the
bouse. Toxlay, the seventh ol the
session, several bill were introdaced
auioag them a bill providing municipal
and county governments for the
different cities and inland This bill
though opposed by the governor and
the large planters, will assuredly pass
The Ocuaaic steamer Zualandia ar
rived hero February 24 I rota Santa
Monuu. Calii '., with 766 VorUi Kico
laborers lor tbe sugar plantation On
11. i trio here, several died and since
arrival, neverel more have succumbed
While here the negroes Were guarded
and not allowed off tbu steamer except
to be tiau.lt 1 ted to the smaller Island
s learners.
Win. N Marshall, a well known
uewsuaoer man ot ( ai norma who has
laseii held in orison bere for (our
month fur libel, waa yesterday
dotted by liov. Iole.
One of tbe recently imported negroes
states that if tbe planters eiry out
their auuouuced intention of importing
2U.IAJ0 uugroeai th it tbe colored people
will be strong enough to control the
it-i-iiei '..Hi 1 lining, tbe maa eeid
"Most of my people are republicans
Krom long ieuuliartty with Aetericen
isditick we van do better American
I i, 1 He then 11 a- graeter part of tbe
ruling ipulal.on of these island, end
a year s nwlUouce will give us en e
vote. We shall dentanu me cuustaeru
tion and representation that our num
erical strength entitles US to. "
I
A abort time ago Lulia wile ol the
leper l,ui Huolape, preaeuted herself
to be taeeiuiaed for leprosy, uleiming
that she waa infaotsd, end reel nesting
banishment so as to join her husband
Kpon close inspection it was found that
the faithful wife bad painted her body
with Iodine end steins to resemble the
ravages caused by the dread d
as to deceive the doctors and 1 een
teneetl to Molokai. She says that her
place is hy her husband's side for they
were made one "in sickness and in
beaiah."
THK NriW YORK MARKET.
Rsported by I. L. Ray c0 . Psnetaton.
Chleaeo Board or Trade and Now York
Stock Rxshanee erokers.
Sew York, March 11. The wheat
market was very steady today, Kiver
poo' closing the same as on Saturday,
ft ll1,,. New York 0xncl at S0e and
hung around this polBl all day, clos
ing at 7U:I4, The visible supply BBOWed
a decrease for tbe week of I.JM.ilOO
bushels and corn an increase of l,2."sl,
miO bushels. Stocks strong. Money 2
(er cent.
Olomd Saturday, 7UJ7-S.
Opened today, 10.
Mange today, t to 80.
Oloeed today, "M .
May corn. Hi.
Whsat In Chleaeo.
Chicago, March II. May wheat
opened at 7."i'u ami closed at 7" :t-8
cents )ier bushel.
A TORNADO IN TENNESSEE.
A Number or People Ellled. Many la
jured and Much Property Destroyed.
Memphis, March 11. Seven persons
were killed utright and many injured,
with n tremendous loss of property, is,
tbe record of Saturday's storm in this
section. Neer forest City, Arkansas,
II. Wilson and cbibl were killed .1. a.
Wool lei 's house shattered ami Woolley
killed and his wife injured. Koheit
Alien ami John latttire were also
killed. At Muss Hill, Mrs. Mollis
Dorr, 1 rank Howling ami Osuier
Koberts were killed. At Covington.
Toon., A. S. l.eatei was 1. 1 1 h-l when
the roof of a church fell on his home.
At Conway, Ark., fifty bouses were un
roofed. I n Memphis a number of
buildings were damaged
NATION JURY DISAORRID.
Ihsra Will Be a Ssaond Trial or the
Saloon Smashers.
Wichita Kans., March II. -The jury,
which tried Mrs. Nation and or.bers
for destroying proper! v in a saloon
raid, this morning reMirted a disagree
ment. The vote was seven for convic
tion and five for aciilittel. Two of the
wnmt 11 defendants did 110 actual
smashing ami one of them could not
be acquitted unless all were. A new
trial will occur The decision of the
jury will likely result in more smash
ing bere.
Partner of Morgans.
New York, March II. -tieorgn W.
I'erkins, second vice president of tbe
.New York Life Insurance company,
has la-en admitted as a partner in the
linn of J. I'. Morgan .V Co., Ilreiel
t i'o. ol I'hiledolphia, and Morgan,
llerjes a Co. of I'eris. Mr. I'erkins
won his high position in tbe business
wurbl hy increasing industry and ap
plication. He waa thirtv-mne years
obi on January .11 last. He ia a direc
tor in the New York Heciirity and Trust
company and of the National City
bank. He began business as en 0A0O
boy.
Ueneral Harrison No Batter.
Indianapolis, March II.-- At U
O'elook tbis morning llemamin llarri
son is practically no better or no
worse. Dr. Jausoeon says really be ia
a very sick men, but the only danger
is 1 nllarninat ion In tbe left lung, the
extending of which would cause pneu
monia. Harrison's Condition Unohaneed.
lM(liauesilis, Merch IK At 1
o'clock tiiis ati.-r n (ieneral Man 1
son 's condition is unchanged. He is
ap parent lv holding his own.
Karcelona, March 1 1 . --Strikers tired
two fai-Uiriea at Manileu, Cetelonia.
Tbe soldiers were called out anil two
men were killed ami a uuinlair of
other injured in a light which fol
lowed. ob Injures Olflalals.
.Madrid, March IK A mob stoned
e government olbce Pslay and injured
four olllcials.
Blew His Heed Off.
St Kouin, Mo., Merch II. lurumr
collector of water rates, Iiuis Orund,
blew on the top of bis head with a
shotgun this morning because it waa
found ueceeeery to amputate hi leg
on account of blood poisoning.
in
IV. m, March 11. United States
Minister Conger started tbis morning
for home. Tbe diplomatic corps, the
military comiuaiiifars end many mil
slonarieswera present to bid him I ue
well and a eafe journey.
ii I oe minute 1 11, March IK Oeueral
Dewel is 1. i.oii, -I pi be near Kroou-
stadt, iu tbe northern part of tbe
'.range rivur colony, preparing to cross
tbe railwey iu an easterly direction.
TO CUB A COLO 1H 0MB DAT.
Take Laiallv Bruiao quiulus Table.
w
HEN you want to buy
Ko to u in tu who deulH 111
win 1- you wani to buy paper go U
a man w In i It-ale in pajtir; whoa you
want to buy junk go to a man who
dealt in junk; when you want to buy
a bicycle go to
Ii. J. STILLMAN
Ho dfttvle iu bicycle
Corner Matin euid Wnbb SU. Fendkatoo. On.
NICARAGUAN CANAL
TURNED DOWN BY
ENGLAND.
Great Britain Cannot Accept
the Treaty as Amended.
o
DOES NOT SURPRISE ADMINISTRATION
e '
TraDscoutlDaotal Railroads Faforad by tit
Decision, aod It Will Be Used is an
Excuse to Delay Anion
Washington. March II. laird Paon
eefnto today SnbOalttsd Ul Secreterv
Hay Ins instructions from I ..ml lams
due 00) respecting, the llav-l'suucsfote
treaty. I'he dOCMMnt practically
closes the negotiations with Kngland
on the subject of the Nicaraguan
canal. It states that Kngleinl cannot
accept the senate amendments to the
treaty ami expresses regret that these
steps bad to b taken in this course.
Hut no alternative. however, is
offered. Secretary Hay immediatelv
took the mite to I'resiilsnt Mckinley.
It is asserted in some iptarters bere
that tbis news is tint disappointing to
tbe administration, as Kngland's de
cision acts in tbe way of a harrier to
further action upon the Nicaraguan
project, which is not one which
receives the enthusiastic supirt of the
administration forces. It it even in
timated by some knowing ones, friends
of the canal, that tireat Britain's ac
tion will be iie. for all it is worth as
an uenei for delaying authnrliatnui
for the construction of the canal and
it is just what tbe transcontinental
railroads wanted
Hltshall Addsd to committee.
(In Saturday, just U'ture adjourn
ment of the senate, Morgan, chairmen
of the committee on intertM'eenic
canals, asked unanimous consent tbet
Mitchell lie appointed to succeed bis
predecessor, McHrhlc, as a tnuinlwr of
that committee. He raaliied, be said,
that it was an unusual request, but it
was made because ol the notable in
terest in canal legislation always mani -tested
by Mitchell, who, IlkeMcBrlde,
was an earnest soil able advocate of
tbe canal. After the request bad been
granted without comment, Hoar, ed
dressing the chair, remarked thai for
very obvious reasons 110 objections
were made to the request ol Morgan,
hut be felt hound to sav thai it was
likely to give rise to great IMH
veiiiemo on both sides ol tbe chain lair
DEPUTY SMURIHI KILLtl).
He
Killed una Bobker But ths
Olhsr
Ishot and Killed Him.
HUs ktuii, March II iNiputv Hberilf
Ham Holaoan was kilied in enght with
two roblatra in Calaveras count v lest
night. He k 'led one robUr and the
other escaped in a buggy. He la being
pursued by a posse It IS leare.l that
the man in custody of the ulhcers will
be lynched.
sla Counterfeiters kaptarsd.
1'hiwnix, Merch il.-HIg counter
feiter! who have been tl ling 'be
country with silver dollars were cap
tured here this morning.
Plottooal' i. . March 11. Kreua
If
brown, the cashier whu wrecked
the tiet man National, at Newiairt,
Kentucky, has been located at Celb.ln
Ipeniab Honduras, by a Post re-irler.
lie expects never to return unless hie
hopes fur making a lorlune aie
.... I l-u.l 11.. ... . ,, .a, le.k-ed that
i.-aii.o .... I. " n ,T
tfttUihiimc amk lit into raring rAUM. hi
IlWllIilll.
London, March ll.-Hcengbe die-
...I. I.... atal.. thai liu.ala tlBS forillSlly
given notice to China that uuleea that
.,..L..,i,i.iil .hall aiu-11 thu Maitcbnrlaii
ft ............ - - - a -
convention agreement at an early uaie
it will be withdrawn ami harder terms
will be substituted. China has ap
uealed to Knglatel, the United Hutes.
Japan aud iiermany, protesting against
the demands
snails Helps British.
Aden, March 11. Abyssinians sent
hy aejpatOI Bfonollk toco oiieratewllb
tbe British ageiust "Mad Mullah,' iu
Soiualllaud, beve deiealed the
faiietlu'a forcee In a severe belt Is,
e hundred of whom wore killed.
sir Uleola's Oefeul.
New Yurk, Merch 11 Miuuie
Orl ttendeneOtt. O belle of Han Iraitcieco,
end aocially of high onuiteutions.mekes
her debut next week iu vaudeville.
clothun
1 ld hr..
AND
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