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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OltEttON, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1901.
VOL. I4'
NO. Ht$
EVENING EDITION
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The Columbia
Lodging House
vkWLY FURNISHED
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fTTscKmPP, Prop.
Now for the Fourth
Of course you are going to Calibrate in PtndlttOII,
If you are or if you're not, you'll be interested in our
preparation for our nation's birthday,
A suit of clothes, a dress, a hat, a pATSol, a
pair of shoes; perhaps some dainty Lit .f nerkvvarc, a
pair of gloves or a piece of underwear, or maybe some
other wants may And you unprepared.
We've thought of just the things you'll need and
have them here just to suit you.
G8NBRAL NRWS.
Our White Fair
Mctontoh stage imt will continue this week
nation ft Carney, Prop's.
iMaUHKUMM "vtv day al 7 o'clock
f" . iT. i mint n,.k Nv
KTDl Milium, i"i nl i
tZ AIIih an.1 I'kiah. ood -
mmftnm.
(,'itv othit) ' isiiiiian - r
Alexander ft Hexter
The Boston Store
A Mid-Summer-Day's Dream
Realized.
Pairs Ladies Fancy Hose
Strictly Up-to-Date Styles
Regular 76c kind fir nlir
closing out at . - OJl d pall
00
June White Sale
Still Continues.
Pendleton's Big Busy Store.
Cuban constitutional convention will
discuss, the election law this twk.
Mrs. Mathew Arnolil, widow of the
British poet, critic and apostle of cul
ture, is dead.
Stamp tax reductions which went
int.. effect vesterdav will total 40,
000.00 annually.
I'heodore S. I'arvin, collector ol the
most complete Masonic library in the
world, died at Cedar Rapids, la.
Pete llergerson, at Cheyenne, Wi.. ,
made the remarkahle score of MS out 01
a possihle 1(H), at 200 ards. This is
the world's ritle record.
I'niieil State Senator Kyle of South
Pakota, who has heen ill for the last
ten days, has suffered a relmse and it
is believed he cannot recover.
The negro arretted while attempting
t.. assault a white gill at iiflfolk. 'a. ,
whs taken from the Jail thia morning,
hanged and shot. The negro had not
heen i. lent i tied and may have hcen
ImMM ent.
Fief men. . laimingto Im Americans,
were uiMied over to the American com
mander at Pekin hy Chinese troops,
who captured the men titty miles from
I'ekin while trying to make off with
live cart loads of plunder.
A condonation which is to cmhrace
at least seven out of ;he ten concern
in the United States which manufac
ture oilcloth, is to he incorporated
under the laws ol New Jersey, with a
capitalisation ol f i),lkH),tkk).
iiie veteran ( ill. an liberator, den
Maximo (ionic, is spending much of
his time will. 'Comas Kstrada I alma in
New York. He refuses to discuss his
own president ial possibilities and is
keeping aloof from reporters.
The sham hattle and naval
maneuvers ol the North Atlantic
squadron take place at Vineyard Bound
Friday and Saturday The flagship
Keemro, the battleships AlatianiH
and Massachusetts and the torpedo Isiat
Bailey will participate.
.hotit 115,000 Amalgamated Steel as
socia.'on members are on strike at
Pittsburg on account of the failure of
representatives ol the Tinted States
Steel corporation to attach their ollictal i
signature to the wage scale prior to its
einrnt 1..11 last Sunday night. Kverj
sheet mill in the country governed h
the Amalgamated wage scale rule is
idle.
About 200 employes of the Illinois
Central railroad will be retired on a
pension under the sv stem approved by
President Kish and Uenerel Manager
li.irnh.il. early in May. Their pen
sions will lie based on their average
monlbiv pavs durini the last 10 vears
..I the r service, the) being allowed a dual Ions ol
certain per cent of this amount for
each year of their total service. To
carry out the pension scheme the coin
pany lias provided a fund of .''m 000.
tod earh year a sum of not to exceed
100,000 will be set apart for the pay
ment of the pension allowances for
tbis year.
THE HOT WAVE
IN THE EAST
One Hundred and Forty-seven
Deaths in New York.
GRKAT SUFFERING III GOTHAM
Hundreds or Dud Horses Sirnwn About Tbf
Warm Witp Is CottrlDK tbe Country.
108 Dfgrm Id New York.
New York, July J. The mercury
is on e jamboree here, with no pros
pects of relief in sigh) (or at least M
hours. Pining the night IM i -
raOCOmbod ft) tbe heat. Hundreds of I
. axes nf prostration are reported. BlnCB
June I7 H7 deaths IrOB) neat are re
ported. The niercnrv at l this morn
ing is N against If same l...nr yester-
da v.
Last night was one of misery for
oferou0 dwellers iii Filth avenue
mansions anil tenements sutlering
alike. Thousands spent the night on !
door stoops, on roofs, m back yards, J
on tire escanes. in parks and tloitl the
heard . Pel. .re the sun was tairlv up
this morning the surf was black with
hat hers. Hundreds of dead horses,
n tuns of yesterday's heat, lie strewn
al .in on every hand today. Asphalt.
pavements are as soft as dough .
The terrific heat increased as the
morning advanced. The Official
I I..t meter showed Vi at noon, while'
on the streets the mercury went up to
Kin, men, women ami children are
dropping like dies Ibrong boat fJreetet
New York. Prostrations are running
lip to hundreds
THI; NEW YORK MARKET
Reported b? I L. Ray ft Co.. Pendlston.
Chleaeo Board of Trade and New York
Sloek Baehane Brokers.
New York, .lune L'. - The grain mar
kets were stronger today the BjOOtlnOrd
hot weatlier in tbe east hnving MQied
tench damage to corn and spring
wheat. Corn advanced a cent from the
opening figures, Idverpnid clnsi '
10 7-H New York opened . 1 S . Sep
tent her, and sold down o T I '4. This
was the low point OH the crop and
from this there was an advance to
I 7-fl. I. ale reisirts predict a con
tinuance of the hot soell and we tnav
etpect MntOrOMJ damage reports dur
ing t he in. nit h.
Stocks lower.
Moiiev , 4 per i cut .
Who! :
Close vesterday. ,l '4.
OfsMI U) lay, 71 .Vs.
Itnnga i dav, 71 bjtd 71 7 1,
Oioae today, 71 7-8.
September corn, BO I1,
Stinks: Sugar, M:l'v tobacco, IBB
7 H; steel. 47 7-H; St. Paul, 171 .VH; D
I., kOB.
Wheat In San Francisco.
San Pranciseo, July '.V -Wheat, litil
i fl i i 101 HB,
Whaat In ( lilrsao.
Chi. ago, July I, Wheat. B4 V8
THE AQUATIC
SPORTS BEGUN
Betlins Was Light, But Slightly
Against the Badgers.
o
GOLLBOB 181 RACING IN THE HEAT
Tbf Four oared Im 1 4J by ltw Cjf
Dfll Crew fVnnsilunlt Ciplured
the he.sbiuea Rice.
POPULISTS CAN STAND ALONG
The Issue Will Be Publle ownership ot
Natural Monopolies.
St. Paul, July This city ti lay
enterteined a distinguished asearalon
party, consist inn of Senator Jones, of
Nevada, ix Penetor Merion Butler, ol
North Carotiua, e Senator Pettigrew,
of South Hakoia, ( 'ongri-ssinan Bulaer
..i New York. eiHenetoi Rtpebeii w
lnrse, oi New Noik. Maj. Robert M
Catliu of San Kianciseo and a uiimher
of linn. i c experts The parlv left for
roegbkeepaie, N v.. July j.-Ki-
cesstveK hot weather fNeted the eo.
Iee men who will eneBfe in Pslay'a
aqnatic events here, fbere is not as
mneh betting as usual around the
hotoll Hits lUoroiOf, few bets M
Blti to forte a era Mede on ObvmII
ami Ooluntbia awaiust Wieoonaia was
Hie rule.
RsitliK on l iisir Oars.
PoUghkeepsie, Julv .'. All crews are
I resting thil morning, m preparation
lor ine I... mi -iinuwle. At the Wiscon
sin headqoartera, the itailxers looB
t lungs COOlif all im. ruing.
Ceraeil won im Kim Beeat
pDaghkeepaie, July .' The four
oared race, two miles, was won by
Cornell, Pennsylvania second ami
Columbia third, rune, II :57.
Freshmen race Pennsylvania won,
Cornell sBCOnd, Coliimlua third ami
Syraeose lonrth. fiiiie, I0i,
1... i, . , . l.
rourteen Deaths at Philadelphia. "J" ', . '"n , LT.lt. T J
ihiladephia, la.Jniv. i ..urie.n tor Botier, ehalrman oi the pop,, i, si
heat deaths are reported here fbii national committee, aald i
morning. It is hotter than yesterday, j ..,,, IMt rt, sjrlll 0 it alone
tlx Deaths at St. Louis. Bell tuns the main issue will he
st. i.ouis, Jul v -i. Frees laat eight F wnersi.ip n.,t of everything,
to noon t.slav there wera all heat ! ""derstam , Imt o natural monopolies
deaths here, I lie stiver iiiestion is iteail. lor llie
nine neiug at least. i are prolec
tionists of course '
r ruiu inn ...... ft
(" I'UI III.
Flao3c adoz to tat Ms
VHIIUIC9 ltd
dtn. Skv lokets
I'JC tn tnn - nr
i- ,wu
ua oi novelt es
, i sap unc ceni up.
Bicycles.
uUer I tts .no is iluJ iuil,
Ta nil... j t -
---oaieain evfir rf.
in
Special.
IVIi.l. .
loothpickB sc.
"'lord's las, ink 3JC.
Hammocks.
tmie 74C toiv6o
Stationery.
'5' 1 35t pc box.
-
kmiiv Hume Loaded
isn't always a pleasant experience
but it is unnecessary when you pur
chase at our store, as we deliver all
goods free of chajfgg and promptly
when ordered. Our More is loaded
witli good things in all the deluaiies
of the season. For high grade fancy
and staple groceries our pricdl are
lowest in town.
C. ROHRMAN.
M-er, draw
New.
an extra
2" cer,,fi"t-
irge lot of
ioc up. See
ishintr Tack I
lttt. i"ivil weekly.
i . ti kit -vr .
bid, ,:u ""penal trout
p-'-D ei.,,,1 J
" .'"II 1 Bl.,.. . . ---
Ifcssten-.: !,,i,ul hsherman
edericK No
utficc avut
naev fl,r
hooka, ftchool
BYEjRS' best flour
lu make good Oread use Byera' Beat Klour. It took drat
premium at the Chicago World's Kair overall oouipeti
tion, and give excellent aatiafactton wherever uaed.
Kvory aeotc is giiarantued. We have the beet 8Uutiu
Rolled Bsuley, Soed Rye end Beardlee Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Hll K Proprietor.
"See Dem Freezers
e
I liave a full liue of
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
from one piot to ton quarts, will fre.e cream
in from Utre U nve ininuUw; alo have a full
liue of fUliing tackle, hammocks, etc. Sue my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
PACIFIC NOHTHWKST NKWs.
The .North Yakima n ick le-in-tbe-slot
mai hines gfe dOQBSedi says the county
attorney.
Cattlemen of Warm springs, Or.,
have organised to protect themselves
from rustlers.
A company of cavalry from Van
couver is visiting Corvallis today, and
will go into camp there.
James Tucker, Idaho, was acciden
tally killed near Caldwell by a hay
derrick lading upon him.
The Lincoln ('ountv Ore. i Times
celebrated Its seventeenth year of pub
lication bv routing out as a semi-
weekly.
File gold dredge of tbe Kligl lsb-('aii-
adiau Mining 0001000) , at Waldo, Or..
was sold at execution sale bv Sheriff
I. inter last week to W M. liassett and
W Morsehead .
The contract for tbe erection of
tne new barraeks at the Oregon Sol
diers' Hume, ltosebijrg. and the paint
iug of tbe buildings there, has been
let to John dray, a Salem contractor.
At a meeting in Spokane of the
represents! ives ol tbe commercial
clubs of tbe Inland Kmpire, it was de
cided to poatpoM the proposed federa
tion ot clubs until the coming tall at
least.
Fraanii Dsvia, a 16 vuar-oid boy (
Hillsburo. (ire., iell ffroiu a load of
bay. '1 be line of a pilehfork struck
him in the eye and came out ol the
liaek of I is head I be gOJf livid an
boor after the aeeident
The si.preuu Court ol Ofegou has
sustained the court below in the cae
of hrai.k I. McHaniel, ami lie will
hae ti, serve his senteiic. M I .
was found guillv of killing ('lata I it h
in Oyela I'ark, Cortland, July le, f'.
ir. I'. I-rank county iuarautiuu
piiy-o .ai. ol North Yakima, has re
turned froui a trip to Outlook, where
be found live children in the family of
Ham Motirae Miitering from smallpjx.
The place is under slru t uuarautiue.
I'. K. Hucheuiiu of Collax has been
awarded a coutract to erect a ra'a
aarebouae 40 by :HK) leet lor tbe 1'acitic
Cokat Klevator company at Jolau.s
Ore. The warehouse will regain
UOU feet of lumber and 2UU,0U) shingles
Ibe Baldwin Sheep & Laud Co.,
has engaged iJwight Lincoln, of Lin
coln Outer, Or., to go to deruiany and
France to select some choice ewes and
bucks, says a Sbauiko paper. Mr.
I.iucolu sailed from Near York on May
No Break in Prospect.
Washington, Julv '. -Weatlier bureau
has issued the to Honing bulletin this
morning. "There is no present in
a permanent break in the
warm wave which covers the country
generally east ol the Kockiea.
Phosnls Records 104.
I'hoenii, Ari., July I. It is hottest
in the city. In the country vesterday
the thermometer recorded I'll degrees
maximum.
Twenty lies Deaths at Plllsbura-
I'ittshurg, July 'J, -Twenty one
deaths, llfty-three prostrations, two
made insane is yesterday's best record
here.
Pror. Hlsks on the Causss.
St Lasjkt, July I, -Prof. Irl Hicks,
tbe well known weatner prophet, pre
dii ts earthouake disturham es for this
week Slid the present hot Biell erjll
probably last a week longer. The
present weather, Hicks says, is due
to astronomical events which may not
take place again during several genera
tions. The earth is passing between
the planets Jupiter and Saturu and the
sun and lies in a stream of an immense
amount of energy, the greatest storm
danger will la- July It, 4 and .', when
the earth is in the center ot this
energy.
War Bevenua
Washington, July
lirst 1 1 me s i nee the ar
were imposed in I H IB,
people ran ha e t hei r
it. For Ibe
revenue taxes
the American
chew i ug gum,
line their perfumery and cosinei . -,
send telegrams and express packages
insure the i lives and transact legal
and llnsiu ial business without pating
Uaela Sam for the privilege, t he new
revenue tax whob goes ntoefteit lo
day re.. eves the public of about 4A,
nun,!, si iii annual expenditure and
deprives the government of B similar
amount of income Im luded aiming
the articles on which tie tat ha-la-en
re pea I isl outright are hank
ebeeba. billi ol laitmg tor agport,boRd
or obligation bv guarantee eouiiany,
cert I Urates of damage, cerlilleatea ol
deposit, charter party, chewing gum,
BtSjNMSeial brokers, sight drafts, es
nriiMs receipts. Iile ilihuraiee poliries,
leases, ll in i tests fur
"west Aliss, Bsa Ball."
New York. July I Thomas 1, I Mum
I'.nglish I and wnler, has pist cele
brated his Bffd birthday at his home in
Newark The author of "Hen Holt"
received the enearatalatioos of his
friend- He is -till vigorous and dias
some BiagaailNI work. His greatest
alNietion is loaaol sight He is aearli
blind, and ha- to d n tate all his matter
to bis daughter, Miss A Ilea Kuglisb.
Salmon Paeksrs' tomblns.
Scrauton, Pa Julv I M (i Mm
lev, u Poffiiaad, Ore., was here today
on his way boSM from New York,
where he part ic ati d in the formath n
of a combine ol (lie salmon packers of
Alaska and I'ugel Sound, representing
I.7UU.000 UOU ltd I of the annual output
of II, INK) out) pounds the papers are to
he signed tomorrow and then the de
tails w ill be made public.
The lug
. blundered . .ff
JACOB KIMil KS MUNI) DliAl)
Sua-
entry, mortgages or conveyances hi
trust, orders for payment of money on
19
Kus
of
gene l.ooney,
passed ttirougli Autelupe
Ths ruinous Loeomollve Bulldsr
oumbs to Heat.
.New York, July 'J. Jacob Rogers,
the famous builder of locomotives, Iell
a victim to heat today. He was found
dead in his POOta at the I'uioii League
club at II this morning. His home
was in I'atteratiii, N. J., and be was
W ilb s ..........
Hotel on firs No Water.
Huntington, W. Vs., July 2. - The
Adlephi hotel, located in the heart o
the citv, is burning. Not a gallon ol
water is in the city reservoirs. The'
wbola town is threatened. Since last j
night all the reservoirs have heen
empty, as pipes leading to the statl'iii
are closed with mud. I'be MHple are
sufleriug and ati industries in the gill
are idle, with a few exceptions
Heat Damages Crops In Vallsy Slalss.
St. Louis, July K pons from
c ir respondents on the eltecl on crops
of the excessive heat and dry weather
indicate that, with exceptions ol
Illinois, Nebraska ami Iowa SVOps, un
less rain falls soon, there will be a
great reduction of crops in the valley
slates.
Ibe Uague, July '1. lierr Wessels,
one of the Hoer delegates to Roropo
and America, announced tislsy thai
ex-President Kruger's tour to Amema
has la-en abauioursl. Wessels said
Kruger is loo old to plead the Jioer
cause successfully.
aeblnlsi atriasrs Desrseslsg.
Wasbiuglou, Jul .-Reports re
ceived at the headquarters ot Ibe
Machinists' association here indicate a
gradual decrease in ti.S number o
strikers at tbe rate oi al ml a thousand
weekly
esses, it. ii n i tests lor custom imii.n
signi or iiemauu, periuiuery ami cos
metics, Miwer of attorney, promissory
notes, proprietary medicines, protests,
telegraph messages, telephone mes
sages, tin. ted Stales money onlers and
warehouse receipts.
I he Proessslori In Motion.
Itullalo, Jule I'l.e Niagara bank
was t bated this morning by older of Hie
sljie iusneclor.
The closing of the I. .ink Is but the
sequel of ibe t'hadng of the City
National yesterday It is believed
none ot the depositors will lose any
thing, there was .pule a crowd ol de
positors at the ii ir when the inspei lor
ordered the hank closrd, but when Ibe
condition was en plained to them Ihcy
dispers. I in an orderly manner
five Nsgross Hanged.
Yeiuou, Florida, Julv J FiVS
negroes were banged siuiult.in isly
here I r n I a y I lie i r Hue lor w hli b t be
negroes were sentenced wa mm. lei
Two killed a lurpMtiae operator and
the other three murdered a Woman.
The county Is thickly populated wilhl
negroes and the slier ill made ariange
uienta to mea t any mob thai might in
terfere. fcouih Dakota leaetev Bead,
Aberdeeu. H. !., July t uileil '
Males -enator Kyle la dead HssMlawsj
Kyle was stricken at bis home at
l.. r.i.in atsiut III days ago Hi
trouble was of a malarial origin and
resulted in a functional attecliuli ol the
heart
Moysoll In kau frBBSlSSt
ajaB rralicisco, lune .'. The jobbing
and retail but. hers hae nolifled
restaurant keepers I La I galog i arils
must be displayed by I this afternoon.
They will rid line to sell meal lo lh.se
who tail lo comply with this order
Lost In Lake tiuusrlor.
Rails River, M iak , Julv I,
lorn of Alguiiscs, Mn It
here Saturday moruiiig. M.. carried
a crew of five men, all ol whom are
lost I'be wreck of the vacnl Mar
guerite, oi Hancock, was also discovered
between here and Kagle harbor. Two
men are supposed p. have been lost on
her
lo liiiusst Navy Yards.
San rraiiciscn, July 2. Capt. Luis
I'oiuar and I n-ut Luis ttairuin ot the
Chilean navy haye arrived here from
'. alparaiso Lieut. Atanun is ail-
Iboriscd by his govern nl to inspect
the shinliiiihliiig yards and gun plains
in the United states.
"I Sill indebted to Hue Millie I'oUgll
Cure lor prc-etil good health and my
life I was treated in vain bv doctors
lor lung trouble billowing la gripne. I
took One Minute t'oiigb Cure ami re
covered my health." Mr. K H. Wise,
Madison, Oa TalllUW A Co.
Do Your Feel Hurt?
Do Vour Feel Durn?
If .so v oil sTaWl to OOUM
lo 718 Muni Slice! anil
be Htttxl (o it pair nl
Mat) BsMaM lllll ill
nuke your f ft Kltdi
Oainaes Prom SNaSstesas.
aliddlasbofo, by, July . A lemri.
windstorm did greet damasw lo Ibis
viciuilr last uigbl. iimuy fare bnoess
were lilowu oowu mua ti is uensveu
later news will bring reports of loss Of
life.
Mitcliell, Or.,
for Portland
with a well filled pouch of nuggets
I taken from the Cannon property lu Ibe
Span isu Oulcb plaoer-clelms, and
which remiuded a n umber ol old
tiuaere bare of Itie "early Bftiee. "
lb Wiilimette Valley CbaoUaua
association will open at Uladstoiie
park, near Portland, July 3, and
promises to be one of tbe best ever
held iu the Northwest There will be
on the grounds reetaurauts, poetoffloe
and telephone service, besides meals,
fr.,i ,-riee aud vegetab'es will be dsv
iiered daily
Vancouver, if. C , advioes says tbe
strike declared by ibe grand lodge of
1- m la-r men against tbe aenoers of tbe
I-rase r river is iu elfeot. All eft or Is lu
arrange matters cauie to uaugui ami
the season atalU witb betsisesi W0
hi.. I (ii(S) Jauauexe ou tbe around reedy
for work. The whits tishermeu are BarAeu Berteusir ill.
making many threats that they will Paris, July t. Hardo.j, ta
not allow the Japanese to work. geutetiet, is seriously ill.
Lrsiuaisd Uj a LMglag llouss.
iiuttu Mont., Julv - A lire in a
lodging bouse this inoruing result. d lu
tin- de-ib of two inmates ami iiiiund
several others. The dead are: Ole
Rerg aud rysm Mis.
Postmaster Poller, ol baker City,
bas received a telegraphic order lo re
lease tbe mail addressed to Lelsou
Hal Het aud Ibe White Mean Mining
couinauy, which was recently held up
by the department.
All kinds of Feet
Tbttl B LMIf biiaineee.
File Peoples W arehouse
IBM unties ri i i; r.
716 Mam Street, PWMUvtOOi Otr
Will Oe la ceeten.
jIu, July i -Tbe
president
I be
president espeel to remain eutil Sep-
lember 1.
V aabiiigo
aud wife leave lor Cautou friday
uslerea Oat.
fraucisco, July t. -Tbe forts -
seven (b yoluuteera were mustered out
today.
sa A Perrins'
famous I eppeiuiog,
The OrigLml Worceterhir
sswxsi er luusuosa
But lent, Chea and goo pronounce
it the beet Sauce; V nd
ujulraeit an uuuioo.
rw. aj.a.1 a m w s.sa.
it
JOHN OO.Nv A N a JO.ii, Anu, XV.I