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I 53 " " Jf. . V DAILY EVENING EDITION DC EVENING EDITION PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OBEGON, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1901. NO. 407 14. b WliHE HOUSE IUKUVCR1 oiunc ISampling will uim luce tv thai nut to i- Mff more than u batter thai, the ordinary run ol Iries. I' It does nut We are mil" and tli" pnr.dinsor r ut no great lhecuti-t nr em ds are '!! at hiihle nf.it Huve vou trie- unv m t xc ;n'..-. brands staple It. Pqliedron Coffee, i'U'r, -trong ood tiling's Tea, frapratit and d ii - - OocM, nourishing am! bin I White House Growl It Post Here are the Wash Fabrics Tint will be worn by the most sumptuously dressed women of America. Not to see our collection is to be eclipsed in ele gunce bv those who do. for the richest and rarest are here. Burmah Cloth 7c yard Merceried Chambray. '2b - yard j Alcalda OMW Be yard Toil le Soie :5c yard Toile-rni-Nord 10c yard Lisle Tissue 25c yard Zephyr '.ingham ... 10c yard Batiste Satine . . 'if. yard Mltflorda I i in ir 10c yard M ousel ine Bnnlie 25c yard Bijou Fancies VIK.v yard Kmbroiderel Jwin Dot' l'5c yard Zephyr Lawn .. . :2'..c yard Mercerised Satins. Mat ft0u ;ueeii "'-reale II pfc yard Persian Foulard 30c yard ilk I mard 20c yard rtiehangeable Lustre. 35c yard R "H : uiir- Mtinity 20c yard Mercer ued Fulards. 4oc yard Princess Betiste, . . -'Ji yard baM MadraaD. 50c yard Mou-dine Applique Me yard Crepe IV Chum. tiftc yard LaM TiMM 20c yard Pineapple Tissue ... .V yard Windsor Nicouee Ho yard Ftilard Silk f 1 00 ard V vor has nut shuwint. been so lar'c. never before so beautiful I Alexander & Hexter. GENERAL NKWS. r Boston Store New Persian '.awn White :m i very ftoe 25c Hose W am l-c i : I'M? liiis Una ut hoys and ui riH bif ul ! Belts Gold fttid silver I i t ire vaty laMon :it'i and many kind to thou Including the new "-':.tii!.t form" V ahaped, he Newest V rapper. forfait lined B lit to Hif to Ktt f I" Shapeiy Form. Plain 'iamufk. grecian border uil- itWt). with DADkioi to match. Shirt waisi The thinl hipmenl jtiat in only f'w of a kind For our eoiitotiterf aatlefkoUitn not old -tuf! but DOW. New iaces and galoon trimmings Thaae are of pew t dot ign and an- jual wiiiit many ladies liaw been wait it r for, W ide .Embroideries. The new ones you have leen waiting lor. Thre are very tine and heautiful for the price being a r.jecial value from the importer. I t Garden Seeds kagi . ' fooda mh ;t 2,c. SO uacMgas tor Wic. ionery and school SuppUei ;r.- M .." yi.dfc. 20 , mil Ac, )i- ptnella v, boa ! - ' . I r !hM 5- purav uiiU i ixinka 3c to Dried Fruit. Evaporated Slock, very fancy. Get our Wholosale Prices . . . C. R0HRMAN, : : : : 309-311 Court Street. Hao, W. IVrkui" Iihh hcn re-elect. prpfiidi-Dt of the Cinarniakirs' Internn ti onal Union. The anti in;erialiBt jtaaua ii ar rancint: for a minting tn he held in Fananll Hall Boaton, March 80, topro tit Bttainat the policy of the admin in tration. Arthur BfOMMI Townrend, the man thought to have attempted suicide in Montreal , if member of a well known , New York family, wealthy, and a bachelor, llii" mother ia in Paris. Robert Walsb, aaid to lie the mission eon of a jirnminent lnmbrman of Saginaw. Mich , was mimlered in a garret in St. Loiii in the courea of a quarrel over the Fpoili of a robharv. .Fridge Walter lnijall of Clinton. Ia . died at Marshall, Mich., pnddanly "! angina jiertoria, aged years. : He had served three terms in congre, represent ing an Iowa dilMrM M timfltril Mrs. Carrie Nation was arrested at Kansas City for obstructing the side walk, hut was released on her promise to take the train for Toneka. Mrs. Nation had stopped to chamngue a crowd, and rttttHM to desist. The committee in charge of the movement to tiring the Olympian games to Chicago in 1WM lias decided that the first atep in that direction will he the raising of SlidUKiO, which is half the estimated csiielisc of the undertaking. In the shooting at Interstate park. I New York, the continuous match ended Saturday. The dual scortt was: W. R. Crosbv. LMfi : Fanning, M01 Gilbert. 1"); Fox. 116. The result M the asso I OMtiOD chaniiionihip was: Crosby WW; I Ci i I Bert 08: Fanning 96. In a message to the legislature (iov lernnrOdetl recommends a continuation of the work begun several years ago of deepening the state canals to nine ieet I and lengthening the locks. The cost of carrving on this work to its completion is estimated at 2" .UOu.UOO. The Ml offtaa, acting on a dispatch from Cbim- Town, will not land any more troops there until the tuition it lagur snliaidee. I he translort Date ieeii ordered to disembark the tTOOpt at Cast London. !' r Klizabeth and Isewhere. Ti.e plague .. " nth Atricu is cau-ing uneusiiie-s in South A f r lean shipping circles. At the others ol the chief engineer of both roads it was learned that both the tireat Northern and Northern Pacific have planned i meiderahle Doildiog in Washington. 1 he Wottbafli I Pacific uiiniinticee H,0iH,(HM set aaide t for extension.- m.J improvnti.. nts. Tiie UfMl Nortli, rn MUMMMCM M lucre of 135,000.000 is capital for acquiring and hiiilding new lines. & PACIFK NORTHWtbl NBWS. The Bt Paten hospital at RaJaaa Montana. BHagllt lire aturllav utid lor a tune there a a- great alarm. The patient'' were all in'oid out ol the Ml Id ibfl. The property hiss hli.Ult M000. In the superior court at laotnii Jwfp W. II. BmII de'ideo the state lav, making eight houri- a day's work for all mm employed In nutdi work applied only to men employed by the day and not to men working by the month or year. Sheriff Mcllargue of I. inn county, was untitled ot the arrest in Portland of Sam hugger, wanted at Albany. I 'rigger was one of the three men recently indicted by the IMstrict At torney oi that district on the eharge ot gambliugat Albany. Lewis (.'nrnover, an Indian from the Oraad liotide reservation . was arrested at alem Tuesday for drunkeiaieae. He pleaded guilty and was lined flu or five days in jail, hut was given the alternative of leaving the city, lie accepted the latter. Farmers along Miake river ire die cussing plans tor oiiemug the war for biaU through the rapids at Hunting, ton. There are VJ miles of rough bottom that will have to ! "leared ut Iluutingtou, and again near Wieaer When this is done. he river will be navigable as far as -aluiuu falls. A young woman of pleasing address is going over the country swindling unsuspecting eople. She goes into at town and organizes classes in fancy work. lustructors are to (ollow her in two or three duvs She collects the entrance fee aud disapears, and that is the last heard of her classes. ST. LOUIS LOSES A MILLION DOLLARS BY A FIRE. - o Started in the Anhauser Bosch Brewery Ice Boose. a FLAMES RAGED YERY FURIOUSLY o Ar. Arsenal of tbe Federal Government Was In Daoger of Burning Pickle Works Destroyed. St. Louie, Mo., March 18. Fire started at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the big ice house at the Anhatiser Bnsch brewery at the foot of 1'heroke street. The tire swept north over live blocks to the railroad yards on the river front. Hall a do.cii houses were consumed. It is reported that several lives were lost. Over one hundred freight cars were destroyed. The freight depot at the brewerv also caught Are. Tony Olitr, at work on I - J .1 1 ,J1 J ... I I . . . lop mi 'tie omitting, was iaiany nun by jumpiiu? to the ground below. A Later Dispatch. St. I.ouii, Slo., March 18. The tlauies almost encircled the UBittd States arsenal, where considerable powder is stored. At 2 o'clock the rlames were still unchecked, aud were sweeping northward. Among tbe build ings destroyed are the Laule Vineuar Tickle works, the repair shops of Un- American t ar company, me .planers Ol the Century Kowilig club, and half a .1 ii'ii tlats. I'.verv available tm couipai'v is at the scene. The esti Coated loss will be o million dollars ischall and summer orts department rootlet set. fl.L'l p. f:i.ttf. Uaainioeks l.4fi to $4. OA. Maeballs, mitt.-, gloves ami Isoxing lVes. nun use hut- of Toilot Soap ty to 24c a box. redericK Nolf An Artistic aQd Richly Furnished Parlor should cuutain one of our exquisitely inlaid parlor tuitos, 'upholstorexl in rich damasks in heantiful shadas of aolova, that will make the "tout ensemble" of your rooms "I ike uue graud swisst Houg'' in their harmony. We have some huudsome new designs in parlor furniture at prices that will surprise you. BflKERA FOLSOM, Main Street, Dismarck, atitourt. Burned DoaotOi Ho.. March lire this morning de-tn yed half ot the town of ISismarck. All communication with the n ill utted town has been cut off, am particluars are not easily obtained. PRESIDENT DIAZ ALL RIGHT MsMcar, Consul Recelvei Cheering Word From His Nat ve Land. I .1. .- C tv. Mo., March lb. Tm Mexican i"if.ul cota reieived a teh LTatn Iron: Secretary of State Marshal Miag that the health of the president is Hlisolntely all right. His illness is common rheumatistn. and his ailments have never ustimcl a mental form l're-ideni Hiar will return to the capi tal very soon. Toe political situation ot ttie country M one 01 trauijui I it)' . INEN1 RUSSIAN IMBR(KiLI0 Bnahsh Secretary Takes Time to Con slder the Question. London. March In. In tnu house of common t lay Lord Cranheme, under nerretar of state for foreign affairs 1 refused to repiv definitely to a oues tion as to me government n ;..-! em re garding the trouble between the lint ish and Knss.aus at Tien Tsid. lie -a, I be must have time iu which to look into the matter ARE P0RN1ST THE JESUITS Navy Needed at Lisbon to Oueli Serious Rlou. Lisbon, Marco 18. Rioting against the Jesuits lias reai'beil alarui'iig pro Krtiotis, and the navy has been called into service. The prisoners taken in previous somlicte have beeu removed to the war vessels in the harbor King I barlee l investigating tlie grievances and threatens to atifllish the com mum tiae of the Franciscans and Jesuits. EIGHT POINDS ! Eight pounijs ol love and '.aughlci. of smile autl suRsaiar or ? Many u 111 idM 1 can fill up the bUuk out u a r eaperieaoe of puny waihbg chill:rn wboec rnmina Uii.ugut no guG in t. tin kaatf. Woaiea who baw Usu Lir 1'irice's h'aoiite I'ris.rip tide 1. pre-natal p' ep.irattoii 1 now that it iuuk s all th' difference ut Mr e e a h n jpy . kvultii) Mot kef ' hood, aud ., 1:1 ih.-j of eiuf mat ing 411U uiim.i And t h v know also, thai hefrj hauhhv 11. 1 tlr it ee Seed Sowing Time eee You must have good seed if 3 011 expect t o gather a Stuck is I mm selected grasses ;nvii in rich suil which insures a healthy growth. Timothy, Alfalfa, Millett, Blue Grass, Jiroute (irasw, Ked and White Clover in any quantity. AIbo have a full line of garden took. good crop. T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man. 11 lie PflrtTi,'. O'l " I Bit kt as thy a 1. ,1 aoaj foi .in stjaia of awl an hood It p 1 rtic ally dot ivws) viitb tli p. lie. Of I bilff biftb, 1 ves 1 li y iii. tli 4 abi vitality and ell ablt-s bcr tj uuist. utid uuiuuh a leacbt child The "Favotilr riseei iHiiai " cmiliijisl no alcohol, ortthcr wpiuui, cccali cbloral aos any other n.ovotii "I asu nto.hci of ix ebttdfSa, si n-. Mr. asw always tuufc Hirer uc vonir Ptcs&sltaiwu ' 1.. 1... amvwr iatS:rrvl aay to am avias : my U.UI mote llMtO eltflil uauu arigti 1 aoiuc lomach li Medi.al UUm 1 luutlv ever wifti aU lli "I feel thai uue in ' Medical Diesvrafy ' in t a day Mow he U Jut Uc found aud ttc grow. l-'a l. Il.t III 141.1 ... -Sel all M ighecl ilea a r.ivi I h.,vi luvtl iraof y.Kl.leu II : iglif I an . Thty .irt 11 tu UUli. av . Ill It. Ln , a le Iu.u ,. child a- can Of. ficfec'a uUaaajit f--... i ate Uv bvai kkMilve lot- women A Hungarian Fiend. New York. K. Y., March 1H. ('harles 1-reemaii. a Hungarian Williamsburg, and said to be insane this morning brained his ln-mouths old daughter Jeesie. He fractured tin skull of his .i-vear-old daughter Klleu who will vhe, aud then battled hie wile until help came to her rescue from a neighboring house. J lie woman was badly cut. A Boston Anniversary. Uoeiou, Mass. March 18 -The one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of tbe evacuation of this city by tbe Kntish was celebrated today by doe ing tbe schools, all public buifdiugs and many places of business, ami a parade by men. Admiral Sauipnoi and Mavor Hart led the marchers One hundred thousand medals were distributed to the school pupils. Praldent i Wire's Aunt Olei. Canton, O., March IK. President McK iuley arrived here this moruing, and wae to remain for several days, w t- to the death today of Mrs. Mc Kinley's aunt. Mrs. Harriet Sexton It was decided later that he would go on to Washington tonight, owing to.tlie press ol public business. ale Raee Iraek Purebaee. San Kranciseo, March Itt.Thoe. H. Williams, jr. .president ot the Oakland Jockey club, this morning terminated the runt track war bv purchasing th Tanforan aud Ingle-dde tracks of the ftan 1 rancbco Jisckey club The con sideration is fouo.utsi. Bdward gtnd to Cboale. Loudon, March la. King Kdwaid today rticeived Uie foreign ambasavadors including Minister Chuate, of the United states, who ftieseuted his new credentials The kiug was very graci ous to the American representative. U Hung I nans rsels Setter. Pekiu, March la. --Li Hung Chang's health is reported to be better, s that he takes a keen interest in the nego tiations. Carton Works Burned. Cleveland, ., March 1. The National Carbon Works were d jstrovesi by Ore tins morning The loaf is f ll'sj.- U0U. THE NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray Co., Pendleton. Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stoek Exchange Brokers. Raj York, March 18. The wheat market opened higher this morning on better cables, but there was considera te w heat for sale on tbe advance and the close was under' Saturday. Liverpool opened higher, 61 18 and closed ( a4. New York opened unchanged, 81 19, and sold between tU4 and SO1,,, closing at 130 5-8. The visible supply showed a decrease for the week of 7(W,iKX) and corn an in crease of liiTOtOOO. Stocks higher. Monev, 2 er cent. Wheat: Closed Saturday, 81 1-8. Opeuing today, 81 1-8. Range today, 80 E to Sll. Closed today, 80 '. May corn, HI 7-8. Closing stocks: Suagr,Hlv-4 ; tobacco. 128.V8; Fed. steel, 4o 7-8; St. Tan I. 150 Mj C. B. k tj., 12 5-8: N. P., 8f. 78. Wheat In San Francisco. 1 rancisco, March IN. Mav Wheat in Chleago. Chicago, March 18. May wheat, l-s to 7b ;i-8. San heat REVENGE OF REFORMERS. BELIEVED TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF KANSAS GUILTY OF INCBND1ARISM. Angry at Fining of Two Women for Wracking Saloons the Other Day. Artnourdale, Kans., March IK. Ten frame houses tsrlonging to Bros nan A Katon. two saloons and five business houses were destroyed bv fire this morning. The loss is f40.i00. Kmpty gasoline cans found on the premises indicate incendiarism. It Is common ly believed that the temperance eople were angry at the tines imposed on two women for the wrecking of two sahsuis the other day, 'and sought revenge by this method'. FALSE WEATHER PROPHET. How Willis Moore Queered Himself on the Inauguration Weather Foreast. Arthur W. DaUM, Washington o res pondent of the Portland Oregonian. thus tells how Willis Moore, thief of the weather bureau, told about inaugu ration weather: My friend Willis Moore, chief of the weather bureau, has been having a very hard t;me rf it ever since the in auguration. His positive prediction that March 4, 1W01 . would present the net weather ever seen on any inaugu ration, was sent over the country, and in about half the papers apparent y printed in very heavy black tyjie. Iu lact. the cards which Moore distributed alsmt Washington were printed in red ink, so as to give emphasis to the fact that splendid inauguration weather was 111 prospect. The clear, suunv and mild weather which was predicted by Mr. Moore was wanted fsj badly by the thousands and thousands of people Washington that this particular prediction was received with great acclamation. Instead of being realised, there was a drixxling rain early in the morning, and the clouds hung heavily in tbe sky. It remained windy all the forenoon, and then a cold, raw wind swept the city, chilling, as March winds are on the Atlantic coast. When the vast cowds had assembled east of the portico and the president and all the dignitaries of tbe nation and foreign nations had gathered, a drizzl ing rain, mixed with cold, sharo sleet lieat down upon the oeople who had been promised such fair weather. It raiued during the parade and there was another rainstorm 111 the evening when the people Were going to the inaugural nail. Of course Mr. Moore was not held weather. rneponsible for the Swallowed a Lead Pencil. 1 wc iilv-oiier-months- old Charles Price, of Newark, N. J., died as the result of a peculiar accident. The child was playing with a stump of a lead pencil about two inches long in his mouth. The mother's attentb n was attracted by tbe child's cries and saw him writhing 011 the floor. He had iu some manner swallowed the pencil. which stuck in bis throat. Mrs. Price tried to extract tbe pencil but could not. She summoned a doctor but the child became unconscious before he arrived. Ten minutes alter swallow lag the peucil the child died. a. m w A Human Ploeushloo. Miss May Turner, aged nineteen' at Klwood Indiana, is a veritable human pincushion. To date there have fcsjgtj removed from her arm. net ween the elbow aud shoulder, oue long sewing needle, a daruiug needle, eight smaller needles, two hairpins, a brass niu, tbe hook part of a breaat-piu and the tooth of a comb. It is poaaible that the articles were swallowed by the young woman when she was a child, but how thev pasaed from the stomach to tbe arm and why they should all work ut at the aame place tbe doctors can- let nav LITTLEFIELD IS NOT WITH REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. The Congressman Talks on tbe Monroe Doctrine. o I THE DEBATE 01 THE ARMY BILL o "Protectorate Over Cuba Is Not Constitutional and Is a Dangerous lonoratloi," Says tbe Maine Representative. Washing..!:, IMaroh 18, When de bate was choked off on tbe amend ments to the army appropriation bill, as submitted by the senate to the house, the rules committee gave leave to those shut out from the debate to print their views in the record after adjournment. Congressman Little field's .Maine seech appears bxiav It was believed that he sympathised with the minority on the Cuban amendment. On the contrary, he says : "It does not seem to me to be in aOOOfd with the solemnly declared and frequently reiterated policy of tbe republic. By this ultimatum, we, in effect, assume a protectorate over Cut. This is a new departure in national DOlioy, I believe that a protectorate cannot be predicated upon the Monro doctrine, nor do I ladieve that we can constitutionally exercise such power. " French Ship Ashore. Singapore. March in. The French troopship Y'r.hlnng has gone ashore at the entrance of tblB fsirt. BIC GRAIN FLEBT. any VetseO Are Now In Port ot Portland. The commercial editor of the Port land oregonian says that eighteen ships, with u carrying capacity of L tsjo.cou bushels wheat, are now in that port, and at least half dozen others are due and daily expected. This fleet aggregates 2Ji,tiL'o tons net register, BM j- the largest from tonnage stand point that has ever assembled in the Columbia rivcr in tin- middle of March. 1 very ship on the list is under chtrter, aud all of them hat two have arrived in the r ver within the past .' days. It is not unusual for a much larger fleet to gather during the height of the shipping season, hut the rush is generally over by the latter part of January, and the business after that date is of much smaller proportions. In addition to the grain Meet in the river, there are two big steamships loading lumber, one of them bound lor Shanghai and the other for Manila, their DOmbl tied carg'ajs totaling over 5,500,ls feet. Another huoo-bui steamer is loading government supplies for Manila, and a ITOOtOM vessel is I .ading lumber for o'lth Africa. These vessels with half a dozen coasters, steam aud sail, loading cannery sup plies for Alaska, give the harbor a verv hvelv apa-arance and will swell Portland's March exrts to quite substantial 'igures. The NICKNAMES OF STAVBS. Poetic Pisudonymi of Ins Big Sisterhood. Alabama, QoHoa Mate. Arkansas, lieer State. California, h olden (stale. Colorado. Centennial State. Connect 'it, Nutmeg State. Delaware, Blue Hen State. Florida, i'eniusula State. eorgiu, Cracker -tale, lllili' is. dicker State. Indiana, ibajsier Htate. Iowa, Hawkeye State. Kansas, Sunflower Mate. Kentucky, BIlM ras Mate. Louisiana Pelican Stale. Ma. ne. P. ne I ree State. Maryland, Old Line Mate. Massachusetts, Hay state. Michigan Wolverine State. M mnesu'u ' mj '.er Male Mississippi, Uavou State. Montana, Stub Toe State. Nebraska. Blackwater State. New Hampshire, Granite State. Nevada, Silver State New Jers -v. Jersey Blue State. New York, Kmpire State. North Carolina, Old North State. North liakota, Hickertail State. Ohm, Buckeye State. Oregon, Beaver State. Pennsylvania.! Keystone State. Rbode island, Little Kbody.. North Carolina. Palmetto State. South Dakota, sw inge Cat State Tennease. Bij BaSM Mate. Texas, UotM Star State. Vermont, Oroeu Mountain State. Virginia, old Dominion. Washington, Chinook Stat. W. ni Virginia, The Pan Handle State. Wisconsin, Badger Male. Iff HEN you want to buy clothtm go toamau who deal in clothes whun you want to buy paper go to a man who deals in paper; when you want to buy junk go to a man who dealt iu junk ; when you want to buy a bicycle go to QUNS AND ATinUNITION TO CVBB A COLD 1M 0MB BAT. lame Lavaatlvs Bfwsau '"'p'n" labia al H.J. STILLMAN He deal in bicycle Corner Main and Webb Stat. Pendleton, Ore.