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pUNGEDITION OAHY EVENING EDITION EASTERN MM WEATHEB. RTriiilwwnt; poop" THIS FACT lair lunlakl .1 ft Hlowlr rising temperature psi" i ,,ser PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, QUEZON, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 26, 1901, NO. 4161 MOST ,HPLETE : : : : 0Tand TOCK STAPLE FA N C Y jrOCERIESs ij .Eastern Oregon You want a HICKEN? Nice size spring frccrs. Jress'd or alive. ladies Muslin Underwear. Nowhere else MMMl I he largo oil jr stores will you nnd such h stock a ours. table Linens, Napkins and Towels The most magnificent line of these gissts ever M hi thi- elty. lace Curtains, Curtain Swisses and Ruffled Swiss Curtains. We can Rive you a rholre of a lot of real new tad taNMM Htyi. A special invitation is extend cd to the ladies and genUf men of Pendleton and lima tilla County to visit our store and sec Our White Fair The time has come for White Cioods to go- and go they will if prices can do it. Special Lxhibition In Lvery Department. Special Reduced Prices on Everything White. Sheets and Pillow Cases. We sell the lHfen,er" line leaily-mmle sheets and ease and sell them at r low price. White Spreads. A MM at IJB hemmeit si o. excellent value Full sired anil Lots of other values up t NIWS. I mbroideries, Laces and Handkerchiefs. There Is unusual beauty and style In our lines of these gisals .md remark iilily low prices B. Demott Alexander & Hexter The Boston Store A Mid-Summor-Day's Dream Realized. Pairs Ladies Fancy Hose Strictly Up-to-Date Styles Regular 76c kind 3 closing out at . - WJl d pd 1 1 00 June White Sale Still Continues. endleton's Big Busy Store. febrate the Fourth. Sycadoz to $5.85 Koman canities 1.' doen. Skv Uiui,t a iwvivia 10 20C em h 0 J 0 10 0 Its p 01 I, M It lrZt Two This has been the biggest GENUINE SALE tods 0f noveiti i in Pendleton for vears-everv dav sees it -www- mm one cent up. Bicycles. M a Sic no u mi I i T - " W :7 ,o,r 5. This fully is the ever of Special. "SttfajFl bttl ink 38c Hamfnocks. ""e 7lC to t, t. Stationery. R1:" ncy box paoertnes ,K per box" ru Mi etc. grow. It will grow as a natural result of the really remarkable values that char acterize it. And every day we keep cut ting away at prices. Remember these are no baits. paper, draw have New. an extr:. large lot of oc up. See shinir i , l ... -e IV . I'm .l. kh si. " ''"Penal trout you. I! K0U servce and Hierw "'"'"'Wul fisherman -vuiao dericK No NWaia tta hooks, school Applies. Women's Shirt Waists, 1901 Styles At 48c all waists formerly sold for 75o At G7e all waists formerly Hold for $1.00 At 87c all waists formerly sold for 1.2.0 At 98e all waists formerly sold for 1.60 At 1.35 all waists formerly sold for 2.0iJ Women's Shirt Waists, sailor collars, $1.13 Formerly $1.50 and $l.ti5. Women's White Shirt Waists At 89c all waists formerly $1.25 At 98c all waist fomerly $1.50 At $1.19 all waints formerly $2.26 Silk Waists, in black and colors, $4.48 Formerly $6.50 to $7.50. Children's Sailor Hats At ioc formerly 35c. At 19c formerly 35c Wash Dress Goods, at 6 I -4c per Our line of Crash, Duck and Pique Suitings formerly 15c, aoc, 35c. Sheets and Pillow Cases At gc 0 4 bleached sheets formerly 65c At 62c y 4 bleached sheets At 12c 45 3 pillow cases At 14c 45 36 pillow cases Bed .Spread closing out cheap. TIip Baal wnr in now QMllag t he Itritinh government 1, I'M). (XX) wc.-kly China inprctiant M0JMM Iihr rllinl rUinm Bftinfll the uillM States for 4(H), (XX Uela for vnlttkltleH taken by marinet. U. S. Senator Kyle in a very sick man at liii home in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Ilia phyaieian aaya he haa only a fair chance ot recovery. The Britiah ship t'arliale City liaa arrived at San Diego, Calif., with plague on board. She renorta that hit Chinese mi hoard died en route witli the diaeaae. At the Velodrome, Hartford, Conn., in the mile handicap amateur bicycle race the lime of the aerate h man. DtDlel Sullivan of New York, wan l'-iM'... , which breaks the world' amateur record for a mile in competi tion without pace. M Im Helen Lee, daughter of Hriga dier Henernl KiUhngh bee, wan married to F.rat bietitenaut .lames C. Khea, of Si ,enth cavalry IB New York city Monday. They will make their home in Cuba where Lieutenant Khea ia at present stationed. Jacobiia Botha, the member of the cape aaaemhlv for Aliwav North, haa lieeli captured by the Boera and publicly sjamboked. In addition hia houae haa heen burned. The reason aaaigned for this treatment ia that Botha voted in favor of the treason hill On the ialand of liuam. Unitid Mates territory, coiniitmi.u ure serious and the people are threatened with starvation and it is said if the tariff atopa the little trade that is now lie- ing carried on the people will starve, unless they receive government sup port. Two deaths and II proslrai mua ol which several are serious were the result of heat in Chicago Mondav. Over :!00 cattle were stilled in their iiena at the atock vanls. Several htin dred cattle, hogs and sheep were also taken out dead Iroin the cars on IDOOBD log traina. Judge Brown of the 1 nited Mates circuit court at Boston handed down a decision adverse to the American Bell Telephone company in the suit for in- f r i n go men t ul patcntf I r 1 1 u 1 1 1 MaiOtl the National Telephone company anil the Century Telephone company. These .asea have heen pending for aix years PACIFC NORTH WIST Nh W s . STEAMER LUCITANIA RUNS ASHORE ON REEF. Five Hundred Passengers and Crew in Danger. o PASSENGERS ALL SAYED IN BOATS large crop ol thmugiiuut western Oregon this There will Ik true crop ol prunes Oregon this year Kill'.- Aitken ia under arrest on a barge of assault with intent to kill I 1. ink Nelson. The men reside near Salem town, and hail engaged in a Itiarrel. X. .immerman. an old resident of Cortland, died in thai city Monday, aged 5i years. He came to Portland in 1800 and was for many years en gaged in the hrewery busineaa. The annual campmeeting of OrajjOB Spiritualists Will be held at New I ra June '-" to July 15. During the meet ing the ijuestuin of loruiniK a perman ent state organization to atullate with the National association will be con sidered. The annual convention of the Wil lamette Baptist asHix'iatioii opened in alei,, Monday evening with about ILK) duleuates present. The sessions are presided over by Kev. K. M. Bliss, of 1'ortland. The annual sermon was preached by Kay i'almer, of Portland. Secretary Stokes, of the Yale col ouration, has given out the names o the Yale graduates to whom had been awarded lidlowships and scholarships. Auionti them is John A. an dross, ol Kugeue. who secured a uuiverslty scholarship 111 natural and physical lanOMi Andrew Allen, the Portland bouse over, who rescued Lightship No. .0 by pulling the vessel bodily out of the sand and hauling her overland to Baker's bay, is at work ou plaua lor boat railway at Ceiiln. He is of the opiuiou ttial a ran way can be built over the eight in I en necessary at one eighth the cost ol a canal, and that the operating expenses 01 the railway will also be less than those o a canal and locks. Officers and Crew Acted Admirably, PrereotlDg the Women and Children From RelDft Trampled Upon. St. Johns, N. K. , June Jtb-The ateamer l.ucitania, with rive hundred passengera aboard, went aabore oft Cape Bel lard last night. Aaaiatance waa dispatched from here aa aoon as the news of the disaster was received. The I. in llama waa hound for Montreal from Liverpool. Cape Bellard ia sixty 111 nea soihii 01 here. Tha Faiianffars Savad. U. I I . . M. ni. .loimn, .nine jo.-- 1 ne veaael run out of her 1 curie in a ilenao loir am oeiore tne error waa iliscovcrcil ran into a reef. The women and children were lauded first anil then the men had their turn. The crew, at la-t . counts, were standing by the ship which 11 is thought will Im- a total losh. Steamers have started from here and hope to save a part of the cargo Karly reports had it that twenty per nous were urowneii ny the capsizing 01 a isiat, nut this proves to lie tin true. in. St. Johns, June L'n. When the vessel struck the live hundred passengers be came panic stricken and men. women and children Hew up and down the lei k 11 like maniacs. The oilicers anil crew behave. I admirably and helore many of the pansenirers were out ol their berths, the life tmats bad been manned and everybisly was at his station prepared to land the passen gers, the latter, however, made a mad rush for the hoatn and were beaten nil only after a desperate nlruuule with the crew. Order wan linalJv restored. thanks to the fine discipline displavod nv tne oincers and crew, and all on board were safely taken away in the boats. Protected Women and Children. m Johns, June 2l. -Diirinu the panic following the accident some of the male emigrants, said to he french men, drew knives and tritsl to cut their way to the Isiats. The ship's officers, Willi drawn pistols, overawed them. The crew drove some of the cowards, who hail taken sssession of the boats, front their places with handspikes, as on the I.aBourgoyne, which went down few yoars ago oft Sable island with great loot of I lie, the men un board ol her seeming to give no thought to the women and children, Hinging them aide and tramp! iiiu on them in their first mad rush for the tmats. A boat, wiin twenty ainiard in missing. It is believed she Is lost ill a (og. EX-CHIEF 01 POLICE KILLED THE NEW YORK MARKET Reported by I. In Co., Peneleten, Chteaa-o Board or Trade and New York Stoek Bishana-e Brokers. New York. June JH.-Tbe wheat market was firmer today all around. Liverpool closing V' and New York 5-8 limber, than yesterday. The foreign markets have not shown the weakness that our markets have, aa Liverpool haa declined only 7lnC per bushel. while GhleBM haa loat I4C llOBB June 1, MOBU are lower. Money 4 per cent Wheat: Close yesterday, 72. Op-n tislay 7'.' .1-8. Kange today J to 7'J14. Close today, 7U r-s. Htoeka: Sugar, 144 .VS ; tobacco, 1 il.n . a I aa 1 . 1 . ., I i-.ll i.m-j; sieei, nt. 1 nni, 1 1 . -4 Atchison, H.i'. ; l- rie. 2l I . P.. 110 l-H. w ' e Strikers Flint with Pollee. Rochester, June M, -The striking street car laborers engaged in a tierce battle this morning with the police and after four volleys were tired in the ir by the police the strikers scattered. A number ol strikers have broken heads and numerous Iruiseafrom 1 1 v iug bricks and shovels. The strikers refused to cease attempting to coerce men who bad taken their places and when refused to move on the light be gan. Hesuined Huslnsss as Usual. New York, June The Seventh National bank, ol this t-itv, which ex perienced financial ditflculties venter- lav 1 1 term m hi . because of its debit balance, at tl leariua house, of l.'S:l,(KM), which was paid only a few moments helore the clearing house closed, resumed business as usual this morning. Volunteers Coming Home. San francisco, Calil., J 11 lie 'ill. The transport Thomas has arrived here with the Forty-ninth infantry and three hundred iMsliesol soldiers who MOrl Bead their lives ill the Philip pines Ueneral Wood III. Havana, June W. tiovernor (.eneral Wood who has been ill for several days is worse tmlav. Malaria and over work are said to be the causes of bis illness. FELL A DISTANCE OF FORTY FEET TO SIDEWALK. o J. P. Jones, Well Known Walla Walla Contractor, Killed. v- SCAFFOLD GAVE WAY UNDER HII Died While Being Taken lo Ihe Hospital -Bob Saddler Fell With Him, Bui Caiiflht on a Board and Saved Himself. BAD WRECK ON WABASH SNOINK AND NINB CARS WASHOUT. PILK UP IN A Buffalo J ft yard. There's Nothing "Just Good " Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for womanly diseases. No one knows this better than the woman who has tried local doctors and many medicines and found no cure until she began the nac of " Favorite Prescription." It establish et regularity, stops weakening drains, heals Inflammation and ulcera tion and cures female weakness, ft weak women strong and well. I m troubled fur Itarce years wilta ulcer, lioa 4d friu.lc wAkiirw ud my Aodor favc uic but little icllrf." wrllc Mr. I.ulu Muum of Allcui.-n bi Loin. Co., Ho ! saw aa advcrtlscuKui iu the paver at Ouctor l-tnvc'. Ol .1 John tonsldlns, Oambler, Kills L. Meredith In Seattle. Seattle, June W. At 6:6 o'clock rejBtarday afternoon John tonsidine one of the proprietors of the Ntandard gaml.liug bouse and People's theatre in Ibis city, shot and killed ex-Chief of Police W. L. Meredith. The shoot ing occurred inliuy'sdrug store on the corner of Secoiid arenue and Yesb-r Way, in the heart of the city. 1 ' in 1 1 1 i 10- was also woundttd slightly in the head by a ball from a double barreled shotgun 111 Meredith 'a hands. Stories of the shooting are coiillictinu and it cannot vet he said who was the aggressor. The men had threatened to shoot one another at sight and were both prepared for trouble. One by stander was shot through the arm by a stray bullet. Meredith had spent the afternoon walking about the streets armed with "nawel off" doulde barrelled nhot guii loaded with buckshot iu search of his man. In order to avert MSpil lOfl lie had wrapped the weapon 111 a large sheet of butcher's paper and tried it will, a cord no that it bore little re semblance Ui an instrument ol death He found ('outidiiie in front of the drug store shakiuu hands with Police man A. II. Mefford. Thrusting the barrel of the gun over Mefford 's shoulder ho discharged the weapon full in (Jonsidine's face. The paper wrapping prevented him from taking accurate aim and the charge went wild. Consilium ran into the store and Meredith followed tiring the second barrel just as he entered the door. Then Meredith dropped the gull and drawing his heavy revolver continued the pursuit. OoOfidlnB found buns, 11 cornered on reaching the rear of the store and turning granted with his enemy. Tom OoOdidlM, the gambler's brother, who bad been stauding with him in front ol the Store, had followed Meredl and he also grappled with him. Con sidihe was at once arrested by Sheriff C'udihee and two police officers who were in the drug store when the fatal shots were fired. He is now iu jail. SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY Pan-Ameriaan Express Prom Narrowly Bseapss Same Kate. Peru, Intl., June W. -One of the orst wrecks in the history of the state iH-curred at a point seven miles east of here early this morning on the Wabash, when the weMhouiul ciprcas Iroin Ituftalo pluiiued into a washout and rolled down a hmh embankment. Fourteen passengers were killed and nlty, according to the latest estimates wen- injured. Ihe train waa running at a high rate of speed to make up for lost time when It ran into the want out. I be engine and nine cars went over the embankment and were piled into a shapeless loans. Ihe enlgne turned over and over but the tin nan and engineer miraculously escan-d death Hotb were badly injured. A III - nuiances were hurried to the ncene from this city and Logannisirt mid tin- work if rescue wan iniliied iatel v begun I In- Pan-American express from Knllalo, heavily loaded, (olloMed closely behind the mi for lunate train, but wan warned 111 time and thus the second and a more disastrous wn-ik was averted. Most of the killed and injereil are Italian immigrants. Keporled Uead But Still Alive, l.-igaiisport, June .'n. - I on 1 , 1, bodies have been taken from the wreck and two others have died at the hoaiiital. All of the dead are Italians. Botli tMoiigh and M isn Moblllt 1m were reported dead are si ill alive hut badly injured . Led the Wurk of Hesouo l.oganpaort , J uue Jti. It Is now pom tively known that sixteen persons were killed Ihe only 1. lent 1 lied dead u i e . K P. Ciigh, nxpresH messenger, and haiuile Mullge, of New York. I'lm coolest man after the wreck was P. W. While, the negro cook lor Sll H-r 1 11 la n dent Carter of the rulmail Although bruised ami cut lie el the n. n 111 the work of u s. in and pulled many on fortuuates IrOCi the wreck All of the injured aie now Hi the Wabash le.spi la I Walla Walla, Juno M, -J P. Jones the well kimwn contractor, met with a fatal accident this tnornimr whila irking on the old Day building. corn.-r of Third and Mam atreeta, this city. A scaffold had been erected to repair the cirnice of the building and the unfortunate man waa at the ex treme top of it when the brace gave way, prei -nutating him to the stone aidewalk ladow, a distance of forty feet. A fellow workman, Boh Saddler, (ell at the same time, hut at a isiint t feet below he caught to a projei 1 1 ing board and saved his life. Mr. Jones died while being taken to the hospital. He leaves a wife, a son sml two daughters Mr. loWBB WBI Kiiiineiu Commander, Washington Comniandarv. Kmghi. emplar, of Walla Walla. Mr. Jones was well known in Pen dleton, where, wl a member of the tlrui of Henderson & Jones, n,. ,-on- strncled several buildings Norval Jones, one of Inn sons, was, for a year or more, a salesman m the shoe de partment of the Peoples Warehouse III Pendleton and led here for Baker Citv a lew months ago where he Is mi'inn ing a similar position. He will pass through Pendleton 011 tonight's train for Walla Walla, in reasinse to the sad news of Ins father's death. Bsports Ureatly Bxaaaerated. Uliiefiehl, W. Va., June M, The story of Sunday's llmnl in the K Ik horn vallev was greatly exaggerated. The loss of life will not exceed fifty or sixty and nearly all ol the unfortun ates were colored miners or members o( their families. The trains are ex pected to be running through hv next Sunday. There in comiiarativelv little law h-MMiienn I he path of the llmsl is marked by great heaps of debris. Kvervwbere are wrecked houses, de molished railroad cars, broken and splintered I MtlOld furniture and is-- casionally the laslv of a victim. Washington. June I'll. Mm M .km ley, lor the lirst time since she became ill in California, look a carriage ride with the president this morning. Lontraetor Asquitled. Manila, Jure M, Harold Pitt, the government contractor, was .n .putted '"I. iv of any connection with the nun- missarv scandals. Do Your Feet Hurt? Do Your Feet Burn? If SO you want tO t'ome to Tin Main BtfMt ami Vavorit 1-rea.rlplion t brga about a year ago I too ovr txaiic. or n. ana on Uatlc uf i.oMcii Merfiral hiaonv.ry," and niy health l hettei now tnan u wa. roi year. I nav alao re.oiiiiueiiile.1 Iheae uieduiue. to aomc ol Say ni. ii.l- who utfeie.l from f.iu.ic : 1 ia k ia. and goes! rulu have foilowed. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Artviaer is sent free on receipt of 21 oue- oent atainps to pay expense of mailin tmiy.' Address in k v. ruitc, W. V. ohnv Bui furuierly 75c formerly formerly aoc The Baal Oragoman ia ttetarn Ore gon's representative paper. It leads, and the people appreciate It and show it by heir liberal patronaga. u e ins adeer iatag as diun of this section. Thrss aero iurnates of the State Prison at Salem Kuueue, June '-" Judge Hamilton, this afternoon, seatenoed Jobn Pohl, for 1 ape on his 1 ; year old stepdeugh ter, to twenty years in the peniten tiary ; John iiaier the erstwhile state house janitor, for lorgery, three years, and Mrs. (irady, for obtaining money under false pretenses, lo two years. Died Praia his lajuries Salem, Ore., June si. I'mrwi Bar ker, died this afternoon, as a result of amputation of his leg broken during me runaway at menama. Baturda The Wheal Outluok In Preiiee. Secretary tireau -if the American chamber ol commerce 111 Paris has in vestigated the wheal oiithsik 111 r ranee. He says the present condi lions point to a yield not exceeding m isHi.ma) bushels, against HiU.isJO.OOU bushels iu 11SMJ. Kuie weather may increase the yield somewhat, but Ihe stocks on hand are much less than in 1:100 With a crop ol ioo.isjii.issi bushels France needed to purchase nearly 10, mm, ism bushels. e m odd Pellows la Oresoo According to the latest reKirls there are M haigee of Odd Fallows iu Ore gon, with a total membership of 760-1. There are .'IW encampments, with 1-fol members. 'The grand hslge of Wash ing Ion was organised in 1N7M. with In- lit!., I U easy shoes make yUUI We lit a pan ol that will lt jjldtl drawing 1,1 hajgea and 461 members. The grand lodge of Idaho was organised iu withdrawing nine Imlgee and .106 members. All Kinds of Feet Thtt'i "iir btitioijtt, The Peoples Warehouse 1 ill FITT lilts Of- l I I r yib Main Street. I'eiullctuu, Or. runaway at menema, Baturdav. Toe deceased was a prominent Odd Fellow, formerly grand treasurer and last year he was grand patriarch of the encampment. He was manager of tbe opera house bare awl 4 proiuiueat member of the lilibaa eiub. (Joing Home Loaded ib ii t always a pleasant expeneni but it is unnecessary when you pur chase at our store, as we deliver all goods free of charge and promptly when ordered. Our store is loaded with good things in all the delicacies of tlieaeason. For high grade fancy and staole grocenas our prices are lowest 111 town. C ROHKiHAN. ,-0 . e 1 i.h ' iig:..i