...irti-niTinil DAILY EVENING EDITION lyplNbLUlnun ,...-" ,v' EASTERN OREGON WEATHER. rlr tonight nd Saturday, Serf m IbK THIS FACT. I PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1901. NO. 4161 :qTand MOST roCKSTAPLE j) FANCl ROCERIES::: Eastern Oregon You want a HICKEN? Usj size spring fryors, Iresseil or IUVB R. Demott. Tailor Made Clothes For Youths. We have added a new department to onr tailoring business and now make Youths' street suits, dress suits, and tuxedo suits. These specialties are very popular with those who wish to he dressy and yet do not care to pay extortionate prices. Every care and attention is Riven this youths' depart ment that we Rive our regular tailoring DUtincM Alexander & Hexter The Boston Store odavs news is of very practical and satisfying economics, lew prices at random. The main point of this business is sell goods, but the selling must be right. Every customer bust be satisfied. Our invitation to one and all is Come here hid get prices not duplicated outside of this store. riiprooginghAmi 4c in rating Bnnneli rc pA hand towell, each 5c W''v '"irtuin scrim Do dies' hone 6c wash skirtB 40c le&did line of shirt waists, evory mm this Muon'i make 60o nitofthe Loom" and "LonBdale" muslin g$c Fancy iris dimities .V Berkley oembric !( Lediet1 summer vests 5c and Ji-c Ladies leather belt!, sample line of all styles Kc Ladies' kid gloves, worth $1.00 66o White hed spreads 75c Lace curtains, white and ecru, per yard 89e bU8l IN The handsomest line of muslin underwear ever shown m Pendleton. New straight front Corsets and Girdles. 'endletoiTs Big Busy Store. ma Meavv l umhL fh 6oC dozen, snecial 8 age per dozen.... unlocks New iqoi styieS cy patterns and durable made, 74c '03-65. Ul us show you our line bufor.: yoU ,liake your purchases. Summer Goods r . 'otiet sets at '5 to 3.65. Children's uar dtn tools, i9c a8c and 3yC a set. Udilt1 Moral took . 1 1 WHMVaj IOC Wat.:r sets, '-23 and $ with truvs WM 'kt the t,est .c , HartfSJ- fully war si-'Us else- I Hi I M Off Ms siock We're advertisers, of tacts and are POINTING THE WAY Thats the mission of our advertising; the prices w i I rest ; follow the well heaten tnok leading direct doors, there's economy at the end of it. to the our 65c I.OJ, Irirll.. i.. " eh Wheel Ik. at tf Soap aiinesj Is W 10 Godl mess S!!ands of toilet UK Ml- ti. ... It . CC 7 aaiuc vr " w"en; other ,0C- IC bar. n rtl Hn St, . Mm - m No Muslin Underwear Opportunity. Gowns trimmed with lace and embroidery, closing out at 29c, 40c, 58c, 69c, Hjc, $1.10, i.6S Chemise long and short, neatly trimmed, closing out at 20c, 49c, 03c, 98c, $1.19 Skirts very full lace and embroidery trimmed, oloi ing out at 29c, 49c, 58c, 79c, 97c Drawers in three lots, closing out at 17c, 29c, 49c Corset Covers sizes 32 to 42, ( losing out at 17c, 29c; 49c Corsets for very little Hegular prices were $1.2o, $1.33, 1.49 and $2.75 Sale price, 49c. Another lot were sold regularly at 75c, 86c, $1.00. Sale price, 37c. Ladies' knit summer vests at 6c, 12c, 15c, 18c, 25c, 38c Millinery at less than half regular prices. Wash Skirts Very Cheap. Outing flannels, light aud dark colors 4c yard Good yard wide bleached muslm 5c yard Apron ginghams 5t' ul ..-a. .(,..,tc iron nf nvnrvturii when saving sausiucuow '" once you cross the threshold of this store. j GENERAL NEWS. In Chicago Mrs. George Tollman Bind .i Itlit for d i vorce from her hus- land on the ground of desertion. Ueports of troubles with the Indians near hurt Washaike, Wyo., art' U&' founded. Th report of the killing of an Imlian hoy by a white ihoopberdof is false. Thf Htrtlord, Conn., Nutmeg Athletic rluh has offered a purse of 1 10,000 for a hattle bellrOOt. Terrv lie tmvern and have Sullivan .Inly 4. McUovern says lie is willing to accept. It is now apparent that the powers will group themselves together for the purpose of issuing Imnd for the in demnity. The imposition of America to the propOMd interest guaranty has not hoen overcome. Senator Koster saw the president with regard to the Tinted States marshalship of Washington. The term of the present incumhent. Mar shal hie, expires on July 1, and Charles K. Hopkins, of Spokane, is to he appointed as his successor. The Tort land K veiling Telegram 's Tan-American party arrived in ISuffalo Wednesday night all well and happy. There was not a hitch in the arrange ments, and there wa exceptional com fort on the entire trip. The party speaks most compl imentarily of the Telegram 's enterprise. The Iron Age says: Our Mast furnace returns show that during May produc tion increased from ;tiu,lir, tons per week ti 114,606 Inns per week, earn -ing it far beyond any previous record. Stocks of coke and anthracite iron bar declined further from 868,661 tons May I, to 886,616 tons ,1 tine I, thus proving that consumption is still en ormous. Lieutenant - Commander It. T. Tilley, T. S. N., governor of the j American part Ol the MDOaS island, was assaulted and robbed hy two un known men in San I ruin inc.,. ar rived from I ango I ango 1 uesday aud registered at the Occidental hotel. llei started out for a stroll, intending to view tin' w'tter trout. When 111 an un familiar part of the city, he was passed hv tun men, who turned suddeulv aud Mind bin from behind. They usk lis watch and money. Trollev cars limit in this country will soon go w h mug and clanging from Athens to TiraeiiM in modem treere. the contract for cnliKtrui tltltf the line has hien let. In a general wbv the cars will resemhle thow CARNIVAL OF GRIME AND ACCIDENTS!;' THE NEW YORK MARKET Jack, the Ripper, Appears Jacksonville. Fla. at o FIVE HEGRO DESPERADOES HANGED rum Court Martial In Shrmport Firs in Indiana Factory Horror In France Four Killed In Michigan Russian Disasters. Jacksonville, Fla.. June 14. -A mur der similar to those of Jack the Kipper was brought to huh! here last night when the nude, lifeless hodv of Susat. Matties wa" discovered under a house in the suhurhs. She had heen killed hy Mow on the head and knile thrusts. The nude hodv had heen strongly tied in a compact ma, the knees almost touching the chin, in a grain sack and placed under rtOOM. The polioi are looking Willie Munden. RaporUd by I. L. Ray Co.. PandUten. Chleairo Board or Trad and Naw York Stoek Rxehana Brokart. New York, June 14, The wheat market did not hold the advance to- av. New York closing and hicago 7-8 lower than vestenlav. Liverpool closed unchanged, 59 !-S. New York opened :t-H lower 77, sold up to 17)4, and hack to 7tP4 at the close. Storks steady, Monev, JV Wheal: Close yesterday, 77 86. Opening today, 77. Kange tislav, 7i', to 77'. Close toilay, 7tl. Stocks: Sugar, H4; tohaceo, 166 64 1 steel, II I K. St. Tanl, I74'4; Atclu son, t7f Trie, 44 I -H ; Cnion TacMic, 116 7-S. Whaat In Nan Franelieo. Francisco, June 14. Wheat, San put the for FIVE NEGROES HANGED Pay tin. i mold Hod Roe Sander- Ncaltold Uulntat or Daiparadoas Penalty for Murdar. lvnnia, ia., June 14. Augustus, Andrew Ia is, Mill Sam Mah'wm and RioQArd negroes, were hunged from a here this afterno.m for mnrilering Con stahe Milton Mears and l ilmore Har rington, whites who had gone to arrest a Bem bet of the gang of colored des- peradoM to w hicn tboqoiatef belonfed, scaffold with five trap doors waa erected just outside the town. The exe cution was witnessed hy seven thous and people A coiupanv of militia was present, as it was rumored that an tttempl Would he made to lynch tin negroes. The condemned men wer. used taunted and nlied itt. nut no iolii,. in Krooklvn. I he electric I m has was olTereil. lKr.M9 to I0L TH. Whaat In l hlsaao. C!ncago, June II. Wheat, 70 7-H to 70 '4. Rsitern Wool. i ork, lime 14. -Wool, uu A WALLA WALLA BOY WOULD BE A MURDERER Shoots a Young Girl and Her Escort. o EFFIE HAWORTH, CHARLES NXOPJKLL o These Were tbe Victims-He Had a Foollsb Notion of Unrequited Lore and Revenue Therefor. New hangci Naw York Markol. New York, June II. -Coffee, Kin fOi 7, en soot, li ; rice, domestic, lK suwiir. lair, reliuing, 61 4 ; crushed rami I Bled to til centrifugals, M test, 4 606) powdered, 660 to ."H." 1 to .VVi. CAILLES WILL SURRENDER Prouoiai lo Do So In Two Initallmanti BealnnliiK Tomorrow. Manila, June 14. fJoneMH Cailles nisiirgeiit leader, now aiinoiiiicea his willingness to surrender one hundred ritles tomorrow and three hundred three days Inter. The killing of thre. olhcers in the recent skitiulsh at l.lpa is said to heilue to the fact then were American deserters in the insur gent Ptnka. Colonel Molanos, with live ollicers and 41 rilles, has aurrcu doted at l.lpa. WILL I U ill I TO THE DEATH struck iir e so forcibly that electric light plants are no heing mauufac tured in the Tinted Mates to illumin ate Caliimata, l.yra ami Tatras, the latter the most important seaport in the kingdom, and the export point for large shipments of currants. PACIFIC NURTH W l.s I NRWS. Slate Miperiuteudent Ackeriuaii is enthusiast li' in the helief that a proper ettorl would hring the .National hduca-i tional Assoi lation to I'ortlaud next year. Mayor liowe, of I'ortlaud, sold some of the surplus livestock at the City Tark to an attache of Noma V liuwe's trained aniaml show. One female elk hrollght 626, and two seals were sold at to each. The PoTfUBOO Oil company have their machinery on the ground at Snake j river and will commence drilling for oil Monday, surveyor Millikcu in at work. The contract lor drilling ia for a depth oi hOO feel with an option for a greater depth. Judtl tieer, t oi n m i ss loner of the tilth district, which comprises tiie drand Konde and Kagle vallevs, writes that heavy frosts on the night of June 4 have de, reus, , i the estimated average t cri p in no small degree and for the purpose ot gaining more ilelnnte know ledge i( the exact condition Mr. tieer atarted out on a tour of inspection through Kulge vallev. He will send in a more complete report upon his re turn from the trip. Many of the tnachera of St. Helen' hall will return next year, Mia Cur tain, Iron Columbia college, wiio has had charge of the intermediate de partment, will he transferred to science, in the place ol Miss ale, who intend to take a trip abroad. The music department next year will be in charge of Miss Herniug, who baa finished her leave of absence, bavilitf aHut seseral months in renewed study of the Yiryil Clavier svslelu. 10 PROTECT I HE NEGROES Mireveuort Trouble lo Ha Avarlad by Uovamor Heard. mi reveport , .nine U. tiovernor Heard has w ired the sheriffs at Cadd 1 1 1 ' i i.ossier recommending that everv precaution he taken against violenci to the negroes who are threatened w it I lynching on account ol the I-1 isler mur der. He atands ready to aid them will all the state's Miwer. Sentiment hen has altered and the people are fully determined to wait tor I'.dward's ca lure, ami then hohl a drumhead ourt martial. ANOTHER RUSSIAN NIHILIST Attain). It to Kill altnuwikl, a Vie- Director St. Tetersburg, Juuv 14. An attempt waa malleoli the I it- ol M Malinow ski, vice director of the medical de- partmenl of the minister of the in tenor, thia morning. He was attacked hy a man who made repeated attempt to plunge ad agger into him. Malinow - ski eacaiMsl with slight injuries Die assailant is a aupixaied nihilist and was arrested. Twelve Human Live Loit. Nt. Tetersburg, June 14 -Twelve lues were lost in a tire at the naval construct ion work on the island of QeleOfOJ today. A partially built cruiser aud a ipianlity of naval ami military store were d.strov.sl. rhe loss i two in 1 1 lion roubles. A FAMOUS HOTEL BURNED Ha a c "I your mamrna eNWl Mine ta ewful cross ! Doej your man mid aay Hush ! ' when you lauh or make a little bit of a uoiac ' My Buunma duca. Sbr ha Bel yet, pa;, aayt " Tbe mother who overheard tbia ac count of herself would fevl heart-broken otliuik ot the buaaowcaat by her iniM-ry et her i caalltioii la go those blit- loved real. Hi i nervee the potu Ion Mdtit-y tlalliv-d t truetlte aud of lerp increaae her iLun Such a c.uiidiuou may, in genera be traced to dis-ae of the delicate womanly orgauifeiii, a cine for which ia found in the uac oi l)i Pierce'a Favorite- ira .' acMpiion It rnlahhahee regularity, hi ah. iunainuuitlon aud uiceratlou aud cure female wtrakueka. It trautuiiizca the nervea, encouraea the appetite aud in duces rwfroebinn leep. I hsd becu a cuuataol autferer Itotn utciiuc dlactf. lor five year. write Mr. J A eteuiu. ol Yuuktr Liaui. CUy Co . Wcat Virginia, "ami aor aia mouth, previou to taking yuar m, ,u, lu t mi uot uat of uiy rooaa. Could aut walk or laud a their waa auch pain aud aruwiii io left aide aud hcafiua-duwo weight lo region of aterua. aooouipaalco writb aurencaa I auiftied oouatautly witn headache, peiu iu beck about f dera aruia and cheat ; end could uuc aleep nor lie down Wluu I had taken three butilca ol , the ruedtciue la yrrkgli were regulated, I waa uot so uei vou, could aleep well aud the EJu in tide .aid bcarinc down had vauiabed. y health i- better at tbS time tbau it ha been Ave year " Dr. Fierce a I'elicl Btimuiaic cue liver. Weal Baden Spring. Indiana, Ultattrout Hollaeouil. Orleans, Ind , June 14. The West baden springs hotel, one of the unart lamoiis health resort in the west, waa destroyed by tire at an earlv hour tbi morning. Over two humlrisl guests were iu the hotel and all of them loat nearly their entire effects. I he Ion is estimated at half a million dollar. The lire, which waa caused, it Is be lieved, by an overheat." range, was I, sc, ,wred early and th guest quickly aroused, but the tlaine had spread so rapidly that they were uuahle to gather up their effect. I hey were Iriveii ill panic from the hotel by tbe rapidly spreading tlames, some making 'her escape iu night gowns. Several tore painfully injured by jumping from the windows. A lew Were severe ly burned, and other were hadly bruised in tin- rush lo eacape. The majority found refuge in French Tick -prings, a mile away. Alarming re port a p read about loss of lile, but everylsslv who waa Hi the iiotel when tbe tin- started ha heen accounted for. rear Llvei Were Lost. Bedford, Indiana, June 14. A man ha juat arrived from Went Kaden and says that tbe greatest confusion reign about tiie hotel and there are fear that aoiiie lives were loat. LOUR CELEBRITIES KILLED I rain Struck Carriage In Mlehlgan and Occupant Met Uoatb. Mint, Mich., June 14. A carriage containing .Maj. (Joo, Uuck inaham, his daughter Anna, Mrs. i homes Ap ,o, gate ami Mrs (oiuural Humphrey .a. struck by a tram at a croeeing Una morning, aud all four were killed. 16 Killed. HO injured. 1'aria, Juno 14.- Fifteen were killed and a . ore were injured by au explo sion In a cartridge factory at i.ea Moliueau. The luajurity of the victim were women Trunk and iiuiba of bodieg were hurled into the air with the debria of the building Many persona are still missing. Fifteen hundred person worked iu the factory. The Hat of fatal itiea would doubtleaa have been much heavier were it uot for tbe fact that tbe exploatou occurred at lunch time after many employee had left the building. Mri. Moth Speak ot Her Huiband'i II, I ft III I li a I lull . Brussels, June l. Mrs. Ton llotha, in an interview here today, sunt that aha is not here on an olhcia minion and declares that her hiisabud will i i i o ue the war in South Africa Until Victor) or death overtakes him. Continual to Improve. Washington. June 14. --No further bulletins regarding .Mrs. McKuiev's condition will be issued unleaa there should be a change for the worse. She is steadily improving. Gen. Booth Convalescent. London, June 14.- tieneral Month, beod of the suvatioii Army who re turned from Tans vestenlav, seriously ill, is convalescent today. Dale of Cuban Inauguration. Havana, June 14. I he morning papers sav that l ehruary 84, I'.MIL', la the date for the inauguration of the i ui. un republic. BRATT0NC0LT0N WEDMNU Whitman College Instructor Wed at Walla Walla. Walla Walla, June 14. Last even- ing, at st. i an. a church, rroi. wallet A . Itrattoii and Miss Clarice Winsblp ('niton were united in marriage The ceremony was perl united by Kev. Andreas Hard, assisted hy Kov. Austin Kici pastor of tbe Congregational church. I he church was beautifully d corate, iu pink and green fOOBf entwiutsl in trailing vines and banked against lerus, prod 00 llU u very pleasing elt.tct. Trof. S. Harrison l.ovewell presided at the organ. At , :.s) o'clock Kev Andreas Hard, rector of t Caul's, and Kev. Austin Kne, paalor of the ingregational church, followial hv the groom ami the host man, I rol. iittoA. Ilauerbach, bsik their place at the altar while the bridal party advanced q the sweet strains ,, M,.,i beer 'a "Schiller" march. I in bride was beautifully attired in white crepe de cbllie with lace and hlflon trimimiig. She wore a tulle veil held in place with orange hlosaoms and carried a bouoilet of white bride r ises The bride was led to the altar by President S H I. Telirose ol Whitman liege I he maid ol honor was Miss Kwone Pevenport id t'oifai, who was trussed in pale gret li allk mull I he brideamaids, Mis James and Miss l.'icile James, wore pink silk mull and carried pink sweel peas. I'he impressive and beaulilul cere mony waa pi-rlurmoi in Itev. liar, t, assisted by the Kev. Kn e. I he hridal hartv rececded to the Iriilinphaut tones of Melidulabou's wedding larch. I us I.. , afternoon lire broke out in the Veiidome hotel, at Nampa, Idaho, originating from the Heme o an oil amp . hi, i. caught iii hanging art ulna in the millinery ilepartmeul ol .Mrs sbarar, whose stock i inhibited in the hotel, The .an.. was oiiickly luemhed, but not until damage lo tbe exient ol fatJIJ was done hm h dare-devil perP.ruiam ea an were wltnesaed in Tori land with huck iug broncho are perhaps vldom een on the range, aay the Telegram. Manager Hove, of Norri dt Kuwe'a trained annual show, wa no entbilied hy this perlormance that he mane an offer to, the perfurmer to become a i. nnai. ni part of hi ahow. Wallu Walla. June II Will Davis a bootblack, veaterdej twice shot ami serioitslv wounded a former sweet heart, Rifle Hftwnrtb, and woanded Charles MeConnell, her escort. Jeal ousy and tinreqnltted love were the motives. There is talk ul lynching. The tfirl is about I , v.iara old, a tlenghter ol Mr ami ir. a. T. Heworth, ol Norm Koarth rtreet, The girl lies at her home with one bullet lodged somewhere in her hisly and another ghastlv bole where a second one passed through her left breast She is not necessarilv iatallv wounded, her condition largelv depending BpOBJ the loeetlon ol the ballet which probing has failed to locate. At about ft o'clock in the afternoon Miss llaworth and Charles MeConnell were strolling up and down in front of the girl's home near North Fourth and Tim street. It was not long Iw fore DOfi I appeared mi the scene. He saw the couple and called to MeCon nell that he wauled to speak hi him. The latter went up to bin, and Tavis remarked Sniuet li nig alsuit MeConnell still keeping II up ' Davis then said he wonted "to talk with Kflle for a law minutes.' MeConnell did not anpear to object, never thinking that Davia had murder in his heart The two st I talking for ill.,, in 10 minutes, and all of a sudden Davis nulled a re iver a cheap Ki'calibre weaisiu - from his pocket ami pointed it at the young woman. U llrst she waa inclined treat his action a a pike, hut he coining alarmed she started to turn awav. I hev were alsiut III feet anart hy this time. iJinck as a Mash Davie Bred with elfecl ami as the girl ran he Bred again, the bullet striking In the hack of ins victim. MeConnell oiiukly made a move to grab the revolver, and Davia turned on bun, saving he would kill him, Imi. fortunately for MeConnell the hammer failed to eiiibsle the car tridge, but the s,. ..ml bullet passed through hia left arm Davis, iu the cell, has the appear ance ol a hardened criminal fhsre was no tremor as he ssikeof the awful I which he had dnn and he alludisl to himself as "mm" with inite the it r one would assume when saving he was a Christian. He did not lispluv the least compunction of con science, and rather apared t I... fully satlslled with his rmrk Indianapolis (Jet Woomea. St. Taul, June 14 liidianaiM.li get the noil convention of M, stern Woodmen ll will he held III IIUKt. Bi-bovernor Plngree le ill. London, June 14. - T.i inventor I'm roe ol Michigan I seriously ill her With acute peritonitis riic boil $2.50 -Inn ii fill ill for I'll' j or gentlomoa, Wc Wi' HJ gutirtntew tin). I'vcry pair lanalaaa iirtH. fA i ' lllll"! ijUoUtar pali1 uotde. , Juno hIiow wimlow how wi 'l" it we uive away of .lint'.- VVtuI I Hili Our win ifii you Tbe Peoples Warehouse shot. BT0M& 1 1 1 1 1 w Fa.ur. it. Mum Slroot, feu. lie-ton, Or. A Prufutiiofj i Artistic VAcgtHKe Stepa are being taken t compel (rreat Uritaiu lo do juatice to (iermau elockboldera iu 1 ranavaal igliroada k illuminate our crockery diaplay, a night of which delight the eye, quicken the fancy and relreahe the mind. Our de signs on china beat those of tbo huroiajan power. They u.iue in tea, dinner and salad eeta, rivalling romantic lemiMcape iu picturetsiueiiee. Thoae n, autllol cut glass novelties, hsi, are worth a doecrip tiob in verae. We only aak a peep, tin ware will do the real. C. ROHRMAN.