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flAILY EVENING EDII IUN 1 "1
DAILY EVENING EDITION
EASTERN OREGON WEATHER.
Slrl"hl "ni1 ntln't' ROiirrally
VOL. 4
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREUON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1901.
.11 IU
I I '. I G8NBRAL
FOR YOUR
GROCERIES..
AND
VEGETABLES
i lome nd M6 me.
Kn-sli Vigeteblw
and Pniiti a gpeoialty
Digged line BUtple
ami tancy Grooerieii in
in tin- city.
Hi. R. Demott.
We want the Men
Who are interested in Rood clothes -bncominR clothes
fitting cloths to know where
To best buy the Best.
dome and get) the handsome showing of the finest
produotions from the shops of the Greateel clothes
Makero in the World.
We want the men who buy here to get clothing they'll be thor
OUghly satisfied with and we make our selection with that
ob(!ct in view and we keep the same purpose m mind when
making the price -all our clothing is priced that men will see
the financial advantages in respect to style, fit, material, finish.
If you want anything
In wearing apparel, its here at its best
Alexander & Hexter,
The Boston Store
Of a truth the Summer Girl never had so many
pretty "tuhable" dress goods to choose from. In
no previous season has there been so much beauty
to be had for so little money. ::::::
S l-3c tor Pimitiea worth LOo and 12c
IOC for fancy 1-awns and Percales.
nc for Liivvn- and I Utilities worth 20o
20c (or rgandicH and Batistes worth 25
B9c for all w ol Krenoh Ohailiei.
12 l-'2c for line ginghama and cotton
l'ean de Soies.
40c for Alexandria silks in elegant
dtisigns.
S for ginghami in plain colors und
fancies.
New Silk Organdies, Exclusive Dress Patterns.
New Poulard Silks, Exclusive Dress Patterns.
125 Remnants Wash Goods in lengths from a shirt
waist length to a dress lenght.
Busiest Store in Pendleton.
b MckagM garden seeds ioc
piiular 5 cent packages.
Sp i i ll values m toilet soap, 3c
14c a bai .
Dolle, Toyt, Ciames Large line
1 select from
Pwhinn tackle. hoks. lines.
pl'-s anil leaders.
( " I" paper, plain and dec
rated, 10c to 25c.
Photo fri uncs, gilt and gold
laud.
I bicycles SK to c0. Ve arc
ke lowest
Flower pots. 4c to 24c. New
lies.
New music, 50c kind 23c.
Hammock Our Una g com
Lhisters, I. lushes and wooden-
lati .
Ubletli inks and office supplies.
Gold tilled rings. 2sc and oc,
arrant 5 years,
Dms, vgggg, glassware.
Chicago curtain stretchers, $2.6y
Eastman', fancy pedum es.
Hit Pott'l Sad irons, complete
l ltd stand, $,.25.
Ladies pompadour combs, qc to
fie.
I apaneai l umiture.
Cruil(16t Bol. l.... kail
w,...-, ttlll. l.ttOC ......
Pods.
liiquisitiveness
Is troqucntly forgivable as ill the
instance of your wanting to know all
about the bread you eat. Ask us all
the qUMtioni you like about the
bread, cakes, pies, etc., we suppiv.
YVe will be only too pleased to ans
wer them. We have nothing to con
ceal, everything to lay open to the
inspection of legitimate impiirers.
We brag about our bread we have
a right to it's good all through
every day in the year.
C. ROHRMAN.
redericK No
Ata Stockton lncubors
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
To make good bread tint Byera' Host Kluur. It took Hint
premium at the Chicago World- Fair overall OOmpoth
lion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever mad,
Kvery sack is guaranteed We have the lies! Steiini
Bulled Bailey, Seed Rye and Beardlosa Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYLRS, Proprietor.
HOSE
LAWN MOWERS
1 have a full line of cotton and
rubber hose direct from the
factory; also have ball bearing
lawn mowers, grass catchers,
vard sttrinklers at prices to suit
-II IT1 .... ..1 u utixLr In titer
all. Examine my
buyiug.
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
NKWS.
The .'i.'M regiment tms boan mnptered
Ml at Shu Franeico.
The KngiiHii boa at of bob Don 1 voted
1 he coal tax SSI to -J77.
Twenty tor pado boat, will be read
to add to the navy in a few week.
A syndicate in "Peking to absorb all
the watch com pan inn in the United
: States.
Forty thousand Italian immigrants
will have arrived in the I'nited Stab
by the end of May.
Maaaaehaaatta1 npfama court baa da
eided that the law Author i .i iik electro.
OOtlon is constitutional .
.lames J. Hill axoertft that he dOM
not know why Northern Pacific stock
has gone to phi eli high Bgurui
Kid Carter, of Brooklyn, baatad .'ck
Bonner, of Summit Hill, Pa., in a
L'0-round light at Louisville, kv.
The national controller of the cur
renrv han called for a statement of the
bnainaM at Um close of Anril M iii all
DHtlonal hunk-.
Turkey has annulled a oontract for
a cruiser that was to have heen built hy
the ('ramps. There is talk of demand
ing damages for hreach of contract
London has a press dispatch from
New York saving that Secretary Hay
has sent to f.nrd I'anncetote, F,ngliii
ambaaaador, draft of a new eanal
treaty.
Lady Randolph Churchill and an
Knglisti naval captain are disputing
over the ownership of a Hag given hy
Onaan Victoria to the hospital slnp
Maine.
Heir of the men killed on the
battleship Maine in Havana liarhor,
with the surviving seamen, ask for an
aggregate of i.",(HH,0lKI from the gov
ernment Nix men and a woman have been ar
rested in Macon county, Oeorgia,
charged with conspiracy to doram! the
fire insurance companies hy setting a
aeries of fires.
Pension officials are iiiu.lcd over
this point: Liziie Halladv, inmate of
a criminal insane hoNpital, New York
state, demands a pension a" the widow
of her Noldier husband w hom she killed
at her home near Warwick, three
years ago.
M'KINLEY IS IN
THE GOLDEN
GATE STATE
o
Beautiful Flower Displays at 1
Redlands.
THE NKW YORK MARkl.l
LOS ANGELES ALSO DECORATED
California Gives a Rlfttit Royal Welcome to
tbe Nation's Chief Executive
and His Party.
pacific northwest Nbws.
Port Tow nsend is finding indications
ot petroleum.
The insane asylum board raporte 1289
patients now in care at Salem.
W. II. II. Mavis, an Oregon pioneer
living at Chehulis, Wash., is dead.
Futurity stakes are to he offered hv
the Salem State fair hoard of h'KXi for
-vear-old trotters and pacer.
Voting is in progress at Tacoma for
the queen of the carnival. '1 he success
ful candidate will receive a SS0 Biano.
.Sain Fox, of Baker Citv, died lion
day of heart disease. The lusly was
taken to Portland hv the Kagles for
burial.
The principal of the New Whatcom
normal school lias a private secretary
ami stenographer, Mims Nellie l!ooper,
of Pullman.
Hop contracting at Salem seems to
have ceased, onlv one having I II
tiled for a week, when usiiallv luaiiv
would have been placed on record.
" The Standard Oil (Jo. now owns in
full the famous Bonanza mine, having
made thelast pavmeiit to the (ieisers
In all , mi noo was paid. Last month's
run brought a cleanup id . uoo.
The Bav I'ltV I evelopment Co bits
tilatl articles of incorporation at
Salem ; It. J. Hendricks, Kcott Bor.orth
and I rank Havev; capital, fluooon,
diiect. to tlevidoo oN iirooio i in
TillainiKik ccuntv .
Th Columbia Kiver I- lahermenV
Pisitttctive I'uion haa decided to raise
a inn. i ami employ mail to tigiii Hie
sea lion nuisance I-isbermen regard
them as the greatest menace to the in-
lustry that is known.
Albany women who asked iov. Oner
to pardon Hugh Patterson, who was in
tin penitentiary y criminal assanii,
reseiit the criticisms against tbcm,
ami -fay their reepmst for a pardon was
not a condoning ot bis crime
Salem has theae conventions to en
tertaiu during the coming week Q
two: l oung I'eoples' Society of Chris.
nun Endeavor, The Poraatera, Mtatu
Sunday atdioid con vent ion, ami tiien
the thouaands who will go there to -ee
i'rtisiduiit McKinley.
YCLog Girss
Arc often engaged in doing the wrk of
lionl. ii'ldei t'.lc lllo!,t trvlllg condi
)-
n til ni Nal HI
III
m
irii out
ih
tlu running up an
down Main ui Unv
wl.eii Ulsjr bhonl
ih: a light as i.vi
ble. It lb awing to
overstrain or .- !(
neglect under I lu
condition that i lit
fou in talion is . .1
ial tor Sertoli
ly dinease. Irrvgu
lanty t the iat
step to in. i I
woinanlv '.
Perfect i
may be g
bv tin- u. o. lit
Pierce r. I n
Pretcriplii It
will beai intlailllim-
tiou and Hid I at ion
and cure b male
oauaan it
makes weal; wo :
en utrong and Hi r
women well.
" It tfivi-s ino rruch
pleaaarc " writ Mi-i
Kiln ki pf lanica-
luWll. lilll 'to' ,1 C I1IU .
N C , "to tbaak Or Pirr-c for Ih.- gr ul gufMl
received from the uac of liw Favorin- pr-.-Mrip
linn' iiud Ouluku Medical DIacuv r) I hail
aiilf. ri.U I.M- tliree ycitr or luurc ut nuait1 ly
riocU It Hxiuted u though 1 would ili with
piiiu. iu my oMwk mho toiuui a i . "'a i not
uud at Mil without faiitlinji. Ilni! gin-n upall
hoiH' of ever n. iair curve, whi n one .if wf
frieiid iiiMi-t I uuoli tin trviui! Ii I'i i.
ih I
Havonle I'I ea. rmtloll. Vllli I. lit 1C!,
tried it. ami l-foie I llatl taken halt a I'olth I
felt better. Now I MMe taken two Pol CM a
I .....n. I . . i i'il I, .i ..ml one .it I. ul ii a
M... Ileal Oieovei .' ami 1 .nil CUtin I. . nrw.l ...ul
iU IWO UtOUth' tlUJe when all oth. I in .ilk'lnen
bail Uilcd "
Ur. l'ierce's Coiuidoii Scum- Mid nal
Adviser, paper cover.-., sent on ie-
cetpt of at one-cent stainjrs, to pay ex
pense of mailing onlv. Addiusa III.
fe. V. fierce, Ituflulo, N. V.
Radlandl, May I, -At o'clock this
morning, the presidential party arrived
in this city ami made the first nllicial
stop in California. Those comprising
t he party are :
The President, Mrs. McKinlev, Mis
Barber, Secretary Hay, Mrs. Ilav.
Postmaster Ocn'eral .Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Secretary Long, Mrs. Long,
Secretary Hitchcock, M iss II i ttdict ick ,
Secretary Wilson, Miss Wilson, Private
Secretary Cortelvou, Mrs. Cortelvon,
Dr. P. ft. Rixev, Mrs. Ri xey, A si is
taut Secretary Barnes, Henry T. Srott,
Laurence 1. Scott, Charles A. Mis ire,
Mrs. Moore, M. A. Ihgnan, J, Kritts
tdinitt, fourth vice-presiilent Southern
Pnelfle railroad ; I.. S. Brown, general
agent Southern railway; A J.
1 nard, Nelson Webster ami M. C.
Letta, stenographers; Howard M
Thompson. Associated Press; Walter
F. Clark. New York Sim Press Assn.
ciatton; K. H. Ha.ard, of Scripps-Mc-llae
Press ssociation; ,1. C. I loin,
ment, Harpers' Weekly; .lames II.
Hare, Collier's Weekly; li. L. Putin,
Leslie's Weekly; W. W. Price, Wash-
I Of too I, veiling Star; Henry L.
West, Washington I'ost, Frank It.
Lord, Washington Tunes; H. A.
Mrohineyer, photographer; Morela
Maroan. Wi'stern Hniou Telegraph
company; QaOfge W. Babbel, Postal
Telegraph company. In addition to
these there are a number id servants
ami attaches
Those entertaining.
Dpon arrival, the president was
greeted by the governor of California
and his reception committee, who will
escort the president until be reaches
San Francisco. The governor's com
mittee is thus com poped :
(inventor T. T. Cage, Lieutenant
(loVernOI Jacob Keff. speaker of the
--. mhlv C. W. Pendleton, Chief Jus.
tic William II. Beatty, enatnr
(ieorgeC. Perkins, Senator Thomas P..
Hard, Congressman Frank L. Coombs,
I'ongressman amuel l. Wish), ('oii-
gressman ". Ictor II Metcalf, ( Ungress-
man Julius Kahn, CotigreHsinan Ku-
geue I- . I .11.1 ( nngressmaii Joseph
McLai bland, Congressman James C
Needban.
The presidential train pnlltal out
into the gaily decorated depot amid
UM cheers of the assembled thousand
a rousing welcome to the (lolden State
f characteristic Cal ifornia hospitality.
lmmeilialidy upon tbe arrival, th
visitors were piaceii in carriages
liiagniticeiitlv h rated with Itedland'
Oh -t dowers, ami drives tbrotigb the
fired, ablate with hiintinug, to tin
LOOM hotel, where tbe welcoming ex
ercise were debt on the aiiaciotls er
andna.
Oovernor and President.
tioyertior tiage in a ten miiutte
spot cli ilel i yereil an atMress of wt
me I be brief resiionae of tbe
president wa gn-etisl w lib tleafeiiing
cneers.
I liese exercises were . I Py an
informs; reception of an hour, after
which it drive wa- taken throuul
orange groies Itagraut with blooms to
Smalley Height and other points of
interest about the citv.
I In- lirst carriage was occupied by
I resident .McKlliley, iovernor Oage
ami K. S. (irabam, president of tl
lie. I amis lloutd of I lade
I lie presPlent HXpreMseil liiinsell as
delighted with hi welcome to Cali
fornia while the entire parly were
enraptured with tbe lieautiful laud
si p. - The novelty of tbe orange ami
fruit orchards, their verdant green
after the dreary deserts of tbe past few
dayg caused constant moments id de
light. At nOOl the party left (or Iami
Angeles.
Reported by I. L. Ray ft Co., Pendleton,
Chleaa-o Board of Trade end New York
Stoek Rxehantre Broken.
New York, May S. The wheat mar
ket was lower today, closing . nttth r
jreeterday,
Liverpool stoned '4 higher, r -11 i-x.
New York Opened unchanged, 7Hc, am)
sobl up lo 7t :l-x, back to 7S', ami
losed at the low point.
There was wild excitement tin the
stock Biehenge, v p. bnfng npltS
per share, and St. Paul off 17,
Wheat :
Closing yesterday, 7(1.
Opening today, 7W.
Range ttxlay, to 7! :l-H.
Closing today, 7S,.
St.sk : Sugar, 141 :!-H; tobacco,
! 1 20 1 steel, 47 ; St. Paul. 164 W ; C. L..
1 (i., I; N. P.,.-7; IrtO, M
Wheat in San Kranelieo.
San I'ramisco, Mav S. Pecember
nbeat, 100 1 I to ioi ff.
Wheel in Chleato.
ObioagO, Mav I. July wheat. 7:1 to
fair re
cottec
New York Market.
New York, Mav g, Sugar,
fimsl, ;;'4 cntrifugals, 4W
RiO. No. 7 ipot. b'4 . rice, ; to i'4 ;
wool, anohanied.
EtTect or High Corn
Cincinnati, May 8. Owing to the
high price of torn, the National March
company may close its eleven nulls,
throwing large number out of employ
ment. The speculative demoralisation kept
on almost to the end of the session.
Prices swept down many points
thr. lOgtlOal the entire list. Some went
off from ten to fifteen per cent, hut
Northern Pacilic held it big gain
teadily,
DEMOCRATS WON
CITY ELECTION
IN SPOKANE
O
Dr. P. S. Byrne Defeated Dr.
C. G. Browne.
o
THE PLURALITY WAS ABOUT 150
o
Anderson, I'roliihllion Unilldale, Polled tlMHi
Votes Out of a Total of IMI,
IKK) Votes Cast.
Spokane
lion here
elei list t lit
urer nil.
AUGUSTA. QEORQIA, IS Al IRIi
UUAKIKK OP A MILLION LOSS ALREADY
SUSTAINED.
Hemes Are Beyond Control end Rail
road Terminals Are Threatened
No Lives Are Lost
ugtista, (.a., Mav H. Fire which
started at 1 ::fc o'dnck this afterniHiii
has destroyed the great cotton ware
house of the I'uion Compress company,
ami the warehouse of Pbitius. y ,
Co., and B, M. Whitney are burning.
At o'clocl the dailies are beyond con
trol and threaten the extensile term
mats ot the Charleston ami West Onro
linn road, with its new freight depot
The his already li 3oX),000. No iiV).h
have I n lost yet, so far a known.
TO CLEANSE CITVOI CHICAGO
Mayor Harrison
Proposes 10
LOS AMQELES BRPBCKBP
A Warm Welcome Ulven the President's
Party.
Los Angeles, May 8. --The president
and hi party arrived this aftermsm.
Streets ami building are in gala
attire, draped with multicolored bunt
ing and streaming banner, palm
leaves and evergreens.
The preiiiential party was met at
tbe Arcade depot hy a reception com
mittee coin poked of 'M0 ot the beat
known society iadie of the city, who
immediately lik in charge tbe ladiea
of the viaUing party and escorted them
to the Woman 's Club bouse on Figueroa
street, while tbe president ami bis
cabinet went under the charge id tbe
city reception committee to a hand
shaking ordeal at tbe Van Nuys hotel
At the Woman's club bouae, Mrs.
Mi km lev ami tbe numerous ladies of
tbe president's entourage were received
as became the wife of tiie nation's
chief executive, perhaps the most bril
liant lunclion in tbe h. story ol the
city.
Says He
Do This.
Chicago, May K. Mayor Harrison
has placed the stamp ot his approval
on the order iaeiusl by Chief of Police
O'Neill lat night directed against
piekpoekati ami orniDdaooa men.
Furthermore, the mayor assort that
be will aid Chief O'Neill in getting
men who can do the work, il the
present police department is ;n-
ade.jliate.
"I will stand behind the t hief in his
Ofdof i " said Mayor Harrison. " be
I leva what he says ia abolutel B0f
rect. ll the present force and the
commanders cannot execute; bis orders I
ami ml the city of the vicious classes
we should get men who can. And wnal
i more, I will aeeiHl him in getti.g
other men il lie want them. Hut I
believe that now, with the . r mail
at the head ot the lorce, the rank and
lib- will do their duty, ami we will
bave no more trouble. Chltd O'Neill
know what to do. He has beoH told
lo enforce tbe laws, ami I am willing
to hack him up in whatever be ilntm
nLi.i kiu.ili i.i. ,
. rnei ir .ein i.imsen wa a busy
man this morning, giving out orders to
etibordiiiate, instruct ing captain
what was ' -i to do in their districts
and disciplining I leuteiiant whom hu
thought wersi not on He up to the mark
inecniei is Keeping a close watch on
every inspector and every division ami
knows exactly what move is made to
warn tarry nig out nis orlers. It is
the lirst time iu many years that the
sd ice department has been so stirred
as H i now.
... i .1. i i .
lu'oni man i uoing nusiness, no
mistake about that," is tbe genera!
remark ol tbe pol iceman who happen
to le talking Ol tlie new .-uper ni, n
uttni.
"1 am not titriiig tiling in a hurry,
nor with a hurrah, hut I uieait bust
lies just the same," is the ueslcst
statement tl Cbiuf O'Neill
Ma) s. in the oils elan
yesterday the democrat
mayor, nnmntroller. trta-
even ol the lit mniMlliMn
Ur. p. s. Byrne, tbe dernooratii eandl.
tlate fnr mayor defeated Dr, c. o.
Browne, republican, hv from ISS to -.'tKI
plurality, tndereon who wa non
Inated by the prohibitionists ami en
tlorsed bv a strong cilmens' movement
polled more thiiu I00U voles. 1'he total
vote was about 'moil
Tl lection was a vert natal affair
and there was got a sign of a distur
bance at any ol the Voting place
throughout the city. The dav was.
bright and warm and, while the vote
wa not phenomenally large it wa
tafflelentlv wrong to detnoneirate tha
fact that the election caused no small
amount of interest .
The fact that the city i in tbe con
trol id the democrats will not, in the
general opinion, alter great I v the ad
minletmtloa of affairs which haa. been
followed iu the past, as there ha
never I n what might be termed a
sharp party line drawn in the munici
nal affairs of the citv. The bu t that
the prohibitionists polled fully one
lifth ol the vole seems to be causing
more coiuiiient than any other phase
of t he elect ion .
Republican In Haltlmore.
Baltimore, May I, 'The municipal
election in this citv yeeterday. the
ilrst one of Importance held ander the
new ballot low, resulted in a sweeping
victory for tbe republican. They
carried ih out i the im wards, electing
IH members, to tin lirst branch of the
city council ami all three candidate
for the second brunch. Only about gg
percent ol the entire registered Vote
was po led and the colored vole wa
very light. The democrate attributed
their defeat lo fractional dlltercincs.
A TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE
Two Women Hunted to Death anil SI a
People Inlured.
New Yurk, Mav h. - t wo women
were burned to death and six pie
injured hy jumping from the windows
of an apartment hoiis I.x itis-lon
an t Si xteentb st reels carl this morn
Tbe dead are: Mr. Jennie Mc
Sorley. Mr. Marv llmwii.
The tire started In the store beneath
"he lire aacnpai were won tiled bv the
tenant, a score ol whom lumped Into
the nets.
A Salem, Indiana, (Mrs.
alem, lad.) May H. Fire early this
morning deetroyed every building m
the s.piare bounded by Market, Water,
Poplar streets l b,, loss is 110,000.
CARNEGIE'S LATES1 GUI
Larries His Uenetaellons lu Haallslt
Civil Eritflneers.
Lon, Ion, May H. At the annual
meeting of the lUetltUla "f civil eu-
gn rs this aftomOJOi H wa an-
aonnotsl that ndrew Carnegie bail de
cided to double ins lormar gift ol MOO
linuuds.thtt money to l used in pri.es.
Carnegie was preaaol In an addfaai
he advised KuglialiuMMi to develop their
home reeourcel and net to worry about
the market abroad
"The way lo get bold f the foreign
markets, " he said , "In lo OOngaal the
markets at home "
PIRI kAGI;S IN SEATTLE
no. n
CONFERRING THb KtU HAT
Martlneill Made a Cardlaai at tbe Uaitl-
more Catbedral.
iialumore, May 8. In a blase of
splendor and in the presence of nearly
every high otbcial of tbe Roman Catbo-
1 10 chnn h in tins country, tbe red
birretta, or cardinal's bat, was con
ferred on Cardinal Martinelli this
morning at tbe catbedral, Cardinal
IhboiiH olliciating. 1 lie procoeeinu
from tbe cardinalate to tlie church
was very imposing It was witnessed
by a great crowd. At the catbedral,
Martinelli and (iibbons occupied
thrOIUM facing tbe altar. Tbe proceed
iuga cloned with poiititicitl high mass.
NOW A MEXICAN CALAMITY
A bloriu Lrsslss Mavoe In and Nssr
Monterey.
Mexico City, May . Monterey ami
Vicinity for eight mile each side were
Hwept by a terrible bail storm yoaler-
iay. 1 be river rose several feel. A
number ol taimlies were tan led awav
ami many children were drowned.
An Italian village up the river was
swept out ' existence.
The Indemnity lieiuanU.
I'ekin, May n. 1 lie lorelgu minis
lers todav decided to inform China
that the indemnity demanded has been
lix.sl at I si ooo 'Kkl tales.
Hie value ol a lael varies, le.l in
tbe 1 i ' ' Mat is money, the total
will be about ,.sJ, 760,000.
str ung : iicin Up Summarily.
Constantinople, May a. Two armed
Ariuee n.i.s, who ills alleged b as ted
of their i nici. 1 1. ii to murder tin- sultan,
wen arrested baiav ami summarily
executed on boaid a warship in the
harbor.
filly Itiuutaiid Uollars Loss Hal
Sustained.
Haattle. May b PIN broke out at
11 o'ebwk in the hasi-melit ol Marshall
blra-k on I' i ami Main street ami la
still raging in the hiisiue portion of
the city I he loss Is at least f.r).MI,
ami all is insured. I'be principal losers
are .Mitt bell
Globe Hotel,
t . lob.- cafe.
a 0c
Harry
l.oUls l.al.er,
Label and the
IklSCO'S STRIKE PHASE
Usksrs
Two bun
strut k iu
real a ura a t
oukn and
Uakei do Uul lo Assist Oilier
and Wallers.
san KranciaoOi May H.
Ired bakers this morning
bakeries having iioii-unloii
altatbeil, to assist tbe
waiters now sinking ( arriage black
smiths numbering IWO hundred struck
this morning because tbe employers
refused recognition ol tbe union.
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CUTJCURA
SOAP.
Wood Predict leeeptsnse.
Havana, Mai 8 I hi . tvaae fore-
eluaore decree Will lar read tomorrow
ami tioveruor Wood piwiicU unani
minis acceplance.
b iroelooa In Riotous Condition.
Madrid, May H Tlie cabo.et has
deenhtd to declare Barcelona in a
stage of sieo on account of the labor
riotr .
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ut Uis .kin. wil liiaau.uu.Uo. sjlas la
l) slH'lislu can lie clir.Mi hv IihIiii
Acker's dyspepsia tabid One little i and l.rUUii, auU k. lliowsd ty mu.
tablet will git.- 1 1 1 1 1 n.i 1 1 dc niioiur , .,,. ... s oi.aa.ein, u.e
inline v refill, dl. Sold in handsome anwal sain curv, iielu)i cares an rui ais ur
till box on at 'Jbc, hy
Brock A McXiimas. I asju and buuaws and raeluros Ui uaij.