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DAILY EVENING EDITION Immmhmmhmhmnmhmhmmmm ;eaaeeee,: ISE WEN EASTERN OHF.CON WEATHER. f truli to ..risk hnufti.iv Ii- n' Advertise the Wares they have i tell. Tell your itof In ii l tuple wBf and MAKK MONEY in; niUMH. aaeees4 PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREUON, TIIUKSDAY, APBIL 4, 1901. 14. NO. 4090 LY EVENING EDITION 'I ILL ANT OCERIES.. )ut v n large mock for L in select (nun. I iiuik hi in I ty of win .U'Hii 1 1 Irdera, i pay tin? highest picn for country prod on 1ml rli irki'iiH. K. Demott. Ready for Easter This store reflects the best styles in Men's and Women's wearing apparel. The best in variety. The best in quality. Our Easter Offering Of Ladle' Tailor-made Suits and Ores Skirts Include a beautiful collection of the very newest creations. Our Easter Offering Off Pettleoats. Silk Waists, Shirt Waists Kid Glove. R. A. G. Corsets, Sorosis Shoes Include a style for every woman's taste, a guarante e of satisfaction for every buyer. Our Easter Offering For men include nobby spring styles in Suits, Mead wear, Neckwear, Underwear. Footwear, E. W. Collars, Hosiery, Shirts, at prices very easy to pay. Alexander & Hexter. r he Boston Store ISHING BOOTS. EASTER WANTS. $5.00 High Tliijili, llack rubber, at new raduosd price. $6.00 Ighl weight, snag proof, f'"t form something new. Ladies' $2.50 Shoes lie newest thing in OUT shoe parlor Try a pair of good wear shoes. The handsomest line f Ladies' -ilk waists ever shown in iVndh-ton. Louisine silk waist- (4.76 and $", taffeta silk waists black and colors '.7" tl 1 Novelties in neckwear for Ladies. Fancy belts and buckles New ihsdei in kid gloves. oze silk lo e8, correct for spring wear New French wool challies for waists or dresses. Pretty patterns in ginghams, lawns, organdies, etc. Fancy styles in ipring hosiery. New French roll straight front corsets. Hendsome line of new tailorinade suit- S and separate skirts. $2.00 New Chiffon ami chenille FisehiH. Pendleton's Big Store. lies, Bicycles. iKNDKTTA ..r IMPIRIAL. tui. tirea, revcrsihle handle l warranted, $36.00. Other 7. Mi to $7f.lK. Mat" ler Sports V.iii". Bats unit Sporting good. sets, $1.94 to $:i r'. Boya' Hlion Wagons iirmI Marbles. ir Wants DWl.Sl PRICF.S. Catholic and prater txiuk;:, U6c to $LWf; feme inu- to select from. Lgg U Worsted pspSf tor eggs, 6c Luster candies 85s grade, -4c. Fancv creams; fresh lull weights. Faster cards '-'c, Up to 4wc. Opul eggs., Mi 10V hauler limine; new im1h : Hrelties. ii and Field Seeds seeds iii packages, Is grade, k' half pint packages, 6c. Seeds L tOc a pound ami up. Spring Qoods t) noinnudour coiiiIih I tit- In 4Uc- fcilin, So i" Me. Hair dIb. k bags, lad ien' bolt, etc. len ware Specialties uthos pins, 2c; towel racks, 10c; lasU, &c ; box -tooth picks, 6c; bolts, 4c foot, Lump.-, dishes, 1, glassware. Etrn and Brushes i i factory shipment. Hunters L.4U, scrub hrushes 5c, 10c and ir brushes 15c to $2 -15; shoe lUc to 4Uc, etc. Eureka! 'J have found the Ideal hread." triumphantly exclaimed one of tiie best housekeeper in Pendleton. She referred to that baked at Kohrnian's. A big reduction in f'haniber Sets of 10 and 12 pieces to make room for our spring stork. C. ROHRMAN. Carpets ar)d Linoleums. a ericK No All best quality Carpets, sewed and layed cheaper than any other house. Linoleums in all the latest designs in fancy stamps. See our office chairs and desks. BflKERA FOLSOM, Wain Street ...Seed Sowing Time... You must have good seed if you expect t o gather a good crop Stock is from selected grasses grown in rich soil which insures a healthy growth. Timothy, Alfalfa, Millett Blue Grass, Brome Grass, Red and White Clover in any quantity. Also have a full line of garden tools. GBNERAL NBWS. Allen mav resiirn as Governor of Porto Kiio. Carrie Nation threatens to smash St Louis saloons. Chief Surgeon Hall, ol Northern LSI0B id dead. Switzerland now hai riots. Main have lieen killed. Morgan denied lie intended buying the Panama canal . A Hinelter combine is forming with $100,000. i" capital. Ten cane nf bnlwmic plague have been found in San Francisco. Kansas bid a 2-foot snowfall on Tuesday, Mopping railwav travel. lfarrv I'orhes defeated Casper I. eon in a boxing contest in Memphis. Uniting in Kussia lias extended to other classes than university students. Balfour may succeed Saliibury, the prime minister's health ling not giMd. Pun's agency reports MM failures first three months of RUM, against 2S94 last year same periml. Carnegie plans endowing a theatre each in New York and London, with a view to elevating the stage. liner agents are preventing the sail ing of a transport from New Orleans liearinu mules to the British South African forces. Lloyd Uriscom, charge d'affaires U. s. legation, Consent i mud e, tias effected a settlement with Turkey of the claims of tliis government. m pacific northwest nkws. l'.ugene will have free mail delivery. Sumpter will liave a K. of P. lodge. Brownsville elected a no-saloon ticket. Moscow 's new mavor is Frank L. White. Hillshoro has a no-saloon court de cision. 0a K. Chrisman was elected mayor of Ftlgelie. Two steamers sail from Seattle late this month. Olga Nethersole, who was seriously ill, is recovering. I'oldendale non-saloon men won the municipal election. Clackamas hoptnen have contracted heir crops at 1 1 cents. Tacoma's council stands 12 repuhli cans and -i democrats Wiland sandstone will lie ushiI in the Bftleai federal building. Vuticiuver, Wash , sold 4.r,0OU of 4' bonds, at a "o premium. Portland's Y. M . C. A. has .ledi cated some tine new UMrters. Ashland has a new Isiurd of trade I'.. V. Carter lieing president. fiallas uranted a franchise to I). .1 Riley for an electric light plant. John May, tirant count v, has a read ing room built by the Kpworth League II. I: Cavton, a colored Seattle edi tor, is to be tried for alleged criminal libel. I1IV Kedlord, and steMa Ward wen injured at Arlington by being thrown Irotn a horse. New York society swells, chaperoned ly Mrs. Stuvvesanl hisli, visited I'ort land Tuesday. Howard Sebree was chosen mavor of Caldwell. J. McClelland of Nainpa and A. 1. Anderson ol elser. Condon will entertain on April 1 the .Mid-t ! ii iii I iii Assoi-iat lot) of Con gregational churches and .Ministers. ANOTHER BILLION DOLLAR COMBINE The New York Stock Exchange Hears Some Rumors. o PRICES OP SECURITIES AT TOP NOTCH Rumor of a Railroad Combination ol Morgan Hill Properties lor i line From Pacific lo Atlantic Older Combines Reported. New York, April 4. Wild excite ment held sway on the Slock Kxchange this morning and well into the after noon. Hrokers rushed alxmt, shouting and fSfticalfttlnf while the market advanced in leaps and bounds. One rumor had it that a new billion dollar corporation was living formed, to SeqalfS the Morgan Hill railroad prop, erties, with others, and make them a continuous line from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Other stories of big com binations heipe. I to push prices to the top notch. So fast were quotations made that the tape could not report them in detail. Work or the "torn Kins Chicago, April 4. -When the corn and oats pits began to do business this morning, about the only satisfied man thereabouts seemed to le "Corn King" Phillips. The bears resinned their at tack, but the young NaiHileon specula tor staved them off, the speculative tide lieing clearlv in his favor. Corn advanced from 41 o-H. vester- lav- lose, to 42 taken by s'irpri-c. and the I .eat- Were tats advanced to It IndispttMBbis to athletic saHMMSi in training, much strati Is laid upon divt; cats ,1 ful sttsatioM tottas quantity I. and mtsMsy ot the had pat vn. Willi legiilanlv (.1 no ... That is the secrrt of strength fur every man. No tttSB OBH h .u.,n.-. i than Ills iloiuaeh. The careless ami irtg llai eating, of buainsBi men, cause-, dl of tbs sloiuai h ami Us allied organs of digestion ami nutrition. TUt I can I no sound heakli until thsM dsMBM are cured. I)r. PisMS'S QeMsfl Medical DasBOvsn cures diseaws of tin- btoin.c li ami other Ofaat Vt digestion and imlriti m, and c-nables the Issiv to Ijc built up into vig orous health by the SIimilaUOa of the nutrition cxtructi 1 trom l.ssl. "I wa Ukeu with the ifr,1'f" width risulud in hrart ud ttosMch IrouUr." write Mi i K Caudill of Muotlautl Altegban) v. N i 1 wa uiialile lo du uuMliius " o(jO pan ol the tlmr I nHr 1., Iii IHereC stxwt uiy conditiua having full cunSdesjec In hit mi I m in .1 rttrd me tetske Inn Guldrd Medical lAm wn which I did Srfure I had Boiklied I hi i Isaile I . .-.in in (tel betti i I lm' ium I nearly SU bottles I fci l thankful toiod fin the L ur m I kjjvs received frmn Vh lic m i;ldru : ' Uul UiH.uvei l rau l.i(lil) ricunimeud il lo all perMitiM as m Ktt. ,1 uii.l .,f, tn. ill. Dr. HsjfCl .-, fslpttl cure constipation. --4. As I'bili al the i I !.-... I the inoruilig is' l,..l. became ise, the price so-.?.g if hour passed, stronger, and, stood at 42'a. be fOOM bull THU NRW YORK MARKET Rsported by I. L. Rav t o., Psndlston. Chloaao Board of Trad and Nsw York: oek Bxehana Brokars. New Yirk, April I. The wheal mar ket was erratic again fodav, lieing weak and strong by funis. The OpBLV ing was '4 liigher, and cfter touching 78 ICS, declined to 77 -X, ad VSJMBfl to T8JM closed 77 .attaiust 71 yesterday Liverpool cloned II Sdl, Stocks strong Money 'J1, to I per cent . 1'oinorrow heing a holiday, there will U no stock nor grain exchange ojHn, and the stin-k eicbange will re main closed until Monday, Wheat : Closing yesterday, 7. Open todav. 714. Hange today, 77 to 7s : . Close tmlay. 77 . Com. 4 .UH. Stocks: Sugar, 141',: tobacco, It7f BttSJ, 4 l-H; St. Paul, ISSVi Oi H. I W.. m : N.P.. !7;i-s: Krie. is'. Whsat In San Franrlieo. San Francisco, April 4. Mav wheal. urn1. w i ssi In ( hleato. Chicago, April I. Wheat, Mav 72'v to 72'4. WATRKWORKS TRA NSPIiRRI-D FORMAL Ai il is WAS IAKKN AT THb" 10UNCIL MKRTINU LAST hVhNINO AN ANGLO-AMERICAN TRUST a ii J. P. Mornan lo Consolidate Electrical Companies. o SOIE VERY SIGNIFICANT STRAWS Hortian Latest Shareholder In General Rlor trie With Him Bi tni!lUh Honied Men Are in Control leader ami torcing ins country holders out of their lilies, the bear attack has made friends for him. NO JAUNT FOR AQUINALDO the Praildsnt Will Not Invlta tha T,kI to Visit Unci Sam at Horn. Washington, April 4. President Mc Kinley has not invited Aguinaldo to come to the I'nited States, and has no intention of sending such an invita tion. The report from Manila suggesting this intention is probably ..-.-. I umiii Sixto Lopei's dispatch to Aguinaldo from llostoii, that he should request the American authorities to send Malum and biinseli to this country It is known that Aguinaldo is eager lo visit the I'nited states, having ex-pre-sed such a desire in his talks with Chief Justice Arellano, but the gov ernment is not this action. disposed to encourage HUSSIA ARMY SfcNllMKNI Vounicor Ofttcars Favor ths Revolution ary Agitation. Iterlui, April 4. Private letters from "t Petersburg ami Moscow state that there is a powerful 'sentiment in the Russian army in favor of the revolu tionary agitat'nn. the v .linger otlicers oMnly sympathise with the students and other civilians in their demands for reform, and tbev restrain the sol diers from heing too severe in their at tacks on the rioters. Riots in iMSili Itio Janeiro, April I. l ighting oc curred today in the streets of Para be tween the adherents and the opponents f the . a! administration. I hi- sol diers Hen- called to suppress the riot ingand they tired into the crowds kill ing live and wounding a large number. 10 HONOR HAZZARI) BOYS ths- Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man. Pedigreed Belgian rtarea and pure bred Fowle. 1 1 an-s , td.OO per pair, $.; each. Barred, BufT, and White Plym outh Kocka Kggs :mmj per 15, 3 sittings fur $5 no; also some Barred Rock eggs at $1.60 per sitting. KoeKt and single OoBab Hbode Island Reds Kggs I2.UU r 15, :i sittings for $5.00. Visitors welcome. Fur further information address 11UYW. WAUlfi, Pendleton, Oregon. Prssldsnt BcKlnlsy Will Slop i halls to Most ths Parouls. Chehalis, April iJuring President Mckinley's western trip he will slop or a hrief tune either at hehalia or 'niitralia. The reason why he is to stop here is that he may la-rsonallv meet the parents of Captain Russell T llui.ard and first Lieutenant C. I' M. liax&ard, who have the honor to .ave taken a part secondary to that of Brigadier tieneral Kuustoii only, in the capture of Aguinaldo. Captain Kossell I I la.ard , m ho was :n loniiiiand of the Maccabebe scouts with lieneral Illusion al the time of me capture ol .uiunaldo Mas a resi dent of Caluuato, n Lewi- county, at be time ol the breaking out of the Panish-Americaii war. lie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Will lain Ifa..ard.aiid was years old last January. He came to l.ci.- countv with his parents in IH2. Imring the last six years previous to IHV.i be was in the employ of the Southern 1'ucific company in the capacity of mechanical engineer and iio-pi i tor, Mith headquarters at Sacra mento. In iii. he enuaaud in the hon raising business at Claouato, in wl.nl. of 1-. i- . When wai Mitn Spain BBSJOtd OBfisil he joined the nearest national guard company, A, at Centralia, and was made a corporal. When that company was DrOSS op at t.amp Koger tie he BBJM second lieutenant of Nf coiuanv, First Washington infiiitry, and served Mith that rank until the regiment was ordered home, at which time he re ceived au aioiiitment as captain of the i'deventh cavalry, oragiu.ed at Ma nila. Lieut, iiaietfd was second in com mand of a picked company from the Washington regiment which took part in the Santa Cruz expedition early in April, 16M, and in June of the same year he distinguished himself while on (ieueral Wheatou's staff by carrying neas to a naiiailon or tiie rourtli in f BA try. which was herd pressed al Pere Das Marines, that lieneral Wheato-i was coming to the relief of the battalion. Tha Mayor and Bvary lounollma was Prasont, But Only Two Membori of tha Water lommltilnn. MejrOf N'incetit and Conmilmen Clopton, Switrler, llartman. ,lohn-on, Roosevidt, Fraier, Wells and Summer ville, being all the members, were present nt the council meeting last evening. I'. It. Clopton was present in his dual capacity as councilman and Mater commissioner. W. J. Furnish was the other water commissioner present. t). A. Ilarlman -ubmitli d the h.l lOWItM resolution ami nod III adoption, which was MM) tided bv C. K looM,.elt Mfid i. .,..; le ii i-'v "Whereas, the Coin ISO council i the city of Pendleton, has duly a pointed the witter commi nui as Bfi vide. I by the charter of said city, and "Whereas, said ater coiiimis-ion has dlllv ori!ailled bv the election ot a hairniati ami clerk; therelore be it ' lo i veil llV II Illlllnll CollllCll ol the city o Pendleton in regular se sioii assembled, that t he I'endleton Mil ter orks of said citv b and Ibejl an liereliy irausterred to said cunuilssion in accordance with the pr .visions of I he charter of said pit "lie it further resolved, that the lents from said waterworks Irom Ian uarv I, lisil, to April I, I 'MM , less the actual exiense of oiM-ratniir be and are hereby ordered placed bv the city treasurer to the credit ..I -aid Bonn ission. " Mavor v in. . i.i presented some i,n ts and figurea for the belielit of the water commissioner!) and other, Mhnh will appear in full in the I ast OfSgenlBII on Friday, beiuu worth Bftul stmlv. Other Busliiait Tramaelsd. I he routine business transacted prior to the action IBOB the a'. iworka Mas as follows: The report of City Treasiirei Charb h Hamilton was reail ami referred to the tinance committee. It showed a balance of cash on hand of f t, H I is 1 1, cash on band I ehrnarv IS, IWI, Mas $.,IHh ,7 The action of las BHkJfOf and order in issuing the salary Marram of city olhcials and employes was ratified. The folloM'llig bills Were alloMed and ordered paid : Bills Win Paid. lacohson A Hade, $17,' liny Booibby, $l I Holes, : rgt Meeker, $17 M hick HsVSge, $1 0, lmg, $110 Hick Savage, $.). Alexander Hheherd, $1 foe Itasler, $4.50; K, . I'ub. Co., ItJB , I Hlake Mfg. 0o., I8i Hansford .V Co , $11 JJO , i.aat ires , $i ' . .1 K, BseUt lv.4fi Western Dnioo lei. Co.. $1 X, W. R. Withee, l . . Charles tiard, 16.31 Charles Ussle, 11,16; lom Hicks, BOo; Wm I. Keiger. $1 76 ; T. c. Tavb.r, II 1.(0 1 Pen laud Bros , $11), HOM Co No i., $, , Hose Co. No. , $1U, j , Wallle $1 I '' Allen itros., 3,6o Bubsrl roratsr $H. M M I! Keys, $1 I P I . I.. A I' Us HBO tones nor $u Max Baer, Ms H Noran, 66, t ln k borne, $15 20. Hawlev .V Wihoi, I3S.66; Mrs. deorge Piatt (M0 Mrs, Mary Porter $7. ait II J StilinSA, $10.50; Da Kemler, $1 . . K, Hsln, M (ieiorgB Meeker, $5l Uiok $1 ; James Brown, $. Istl Bma , ') Sch wart x ilt (Jreoliebi 90c A KBNTULK V u AHHhi Louisville Kdilor and a oenersl Have a lsaf biuisville, April 4 (ol Walter l orrester, of the I ouisvillu News, was atlaikesi hy tieneral John B. Castle man on the street this morning. I he latter was luMeked down by Porrssti i who held a grudge on aiiouut of tsli torial criticisms of Castleman during the iianisli-American Mar. New OTB, tpril . Hie World has corresoniidence from London saving on undoubted snthorlt that J, Pler peat Morgan contemplates a consolida tion ot American ami British slsetrlral ntnn(setnrtns interests, Pol I owing tl nderwritlng ol the British Klsctrlfl Tnctlon nnpanv'i bands bv J, v Morass A c.. oonn other iiiformntii.n unalBf in the Nine direction. Isrtsln llfsllSSSt Straws. J. P, Morgan is the Isrgsst indivi dual shareholder in the to nil Klec trie son pan jr, ol which ths British roononHoeston conpaay is the soh RsropSSn licensee Mr Brtthwa!te) a London snsl broher, who is aiaotiatsd alts the British Rlntrlo Iraction company, controls the British h'lectrical K.n- iinseriag oowpeey, tha peine jpal eon pet iter of the British Thomson Houston, oi winch the BieBMMM broth ers are also rivals. Morgan, Bnltbeaits ami tha RismsnSBB, according to the World's in format ion, are n00ttaa in promoting au electric "tula" limlergroiiml rail- miin Inn l Irsrpool itraet MBot, ion don, to Waltliamstnw, with a capital of 130,000,000, while Morgan ami Braith waile are SBOSiStsd in a biir trainwav and likfhting nhns in Boiubav None o the parlies concerned will speak on the projected electric combine, but arrangements for its completion Mill he Meii sdranoad shea Mr. Mor a arrives in Loudon MAN, l N Ml 1 1 CHARiil S Ohio Huralsrs hall lo net Mueh Swaa i ruin . Bank. Oardon, ., tpril i. fter ssa)oi ing llfteen charges of dynamite against the sale of the OitlsSSS1 hank here SSrh this morning, and scciiring but f . d loose mone, a gang of Imrglars aero Irhtbtaeed offZby the approach ol daylight. But one Juor reiuaimsl to bs blasted to secure $60,000, slm li lay in the safe. Night Watchman I'oinerov was over come, hound ami nagged after a terrible light Later, n developed thai the robban got 190,000 worth ..( certificates, ami mortgages for $'' i,0U0, a J sitae i enrage. Memphis, lean , vpni i. through tl irage ol Night Jailer Kellv, the rapist, John Shaw, is alive this morn ing. Three men drove to the jail at I o'clock, una posing as a pftssen Kelly Opened (be door, when, with drawn revivers, the negro's b.-lv Mils demanded. Kelly relilsed tu give Up the kev lo ihe cell, and rang the police call lor help Ihe mob leaders then lied. THE CUP M I I MM R S N A Ml "The CeatitstteeM ll wm ss taiios Soino Wanted "America Seeund." New ork, prll I It i aim. .urn ed tliat the name id the new i up defender w ill bs "Constitution. ' ' Many vacht- u. en l.uor.d in. rica the Ss olid but laib-d P. impress th, New York Yield club managers with its unir- lam e Baltlinure Ship Helaled Baltimore, April 4. Ihe i 01.411 sailing ship I. .hii Mi Ih.nald, from Baltimore lor Man I rBln with coal, is tan mouths overdue, and sixty live pai 1 1 ni Inatisan is nlfinil aa her. BiKtfstt llSSSItf IS UN Wurld. Ballaet, April fss white str steamer Celtic, largest Is the world, was launched Ibis morning al imceli Island in the steasan of thousands of spectators. Us war ' seats on tn sosai. Providence, 1 I . April 4. The steamer Chapill, pljiSg between New Vork and i'rnlf lilSIIOS. ran on the na'ka ol Patience island last night, and the two hundred paSBSBgen were taken oft safely. IIIROAI 01 KINO iiUWARD The (jsiiiian bpeslalist bays fhsre's Mo seagSeN London. April 4 King I Iward's thloal has I.e. Ii eiaiuil.cd by il I ell eini.n, the USYUSS sMM iallsl, who re ports that there is no ground for alarm regarding Us roadillofl FbS king has la-en deeply impressed by the late ol Kniperor Frwlem-k and his own brother, ti e Pake ol seaeCwbstgji and has engaged eiuon airmanent ly on bis medical staff. 10 I HI' VI N I latisllvu limine PNBUM0N1A AND ONIP ijulnlue remove ths i iiiu klud.ul. Are Angry. Reno, Nev., April i . Psndemon ian reigns at Nevada state university on a. count of the suspension of two slu dents for participating in the can rush I against orders. I ive hundred students paraded the streets, threatening to iiuit unless the culprits are restored. busiueas he was engageif iu the spring Bicycles, Guns and Ammunition .no mad. a ,)- i ialt, ami Ml a hide Inn Vou got tin Mnefil by bttyiog 'f H. J. STILLMAN Quiia and bicycle kv paired. Corner Main and Webb Sis. Pendleton, Ore.