EVEMING EDITION
EASTERN OREGON WEATIEI. 1
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OKKUON, SA rUlti)AY, JULY 18, 1901.
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NO. 4176
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DwuEVENMEEgrnoil
2
tfc firm handle
UKIAH
CREAMERY
BUTTER
and guarantee it
R. Demott
( kemler
liver & Co.
hite House Grocery
exander & Hexter
Aid for It.
j. ft, SPENCE. At.
Place to Buy : : : :
ii abfif too can get quick
adebMF i prices. Put in
mt order lor header beds
nwr tanxi and (fed racki.
Lumber, Lath,
Shingles, Build-
tug paptr, lar
paper.Lime and
cement, Pickets
Plaster, Brick,
Mud, Moulding
.vret-n Poors A'
Windows, Sash
t Doors, Terra
( otta Pipe.
fton Planing Mill and
Lumber lard,
FORSTER, - Proprietor.
Open day and night.
it. George
restaurant.
Coder new management
fular Meals 25cts.
MX U Si llf.s
XMSIM, DINM K
fate la Carte,
e2a!2 J?"1'1 " K' l"on, H.b-
StolK Proprietor.
' ' kwaaL twl' ,lrl'"
Itojju ni1."', i-rieLee aud E
"sse tow
u: BROl.
aeU.
blowing barg
ha 1
tltlb
Wheatland.
r,WeUlated$250.
lo Webb Htreet $90.
ran.
aoap
IT ' 8t of town and
J Plane... .
rty cueap.
Acel-
sa slit iki 10 e best ul
l'ZJl? Lles great saut
sTse? !tM"r'?, invalid to
BERKELEY
The Columbia
Lodging House
NKWLY FITRNI8HKI)
HAR IN CONNKtTION
IN (KNTKKOK BIXB'K
KKT. ALT A AWKHR HTH
F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line
NwtM Carney , Prop' a.
1 ,'v- Pendleton every day at 7 o'clock
except Sunday, for Pilot Rock, Nye,
Ridge, Alba and Dkiah. Good a.
rornmodatione. Reasonable freight and
paseengi t rates.
City offloa at Tall man A Go's drag
tor.
Harvest Shoes
Camping Shoes
The Douglas
Closing out
Ladies' CHfiPC
Children's OlIUCo
The entire Wessel stock of Ladies' and
children's shoes to he closed out at once
to make room for fall goods.
Great Reductions to Close
Harvesters' and Campers'
Outfits of Wearables Complete.
The Boston
Children's garden took, hoe, rake
and spade, In aeU, 1, and 3Wc.
aaaW,
1
aw 1 1 1 1 1 a
Another factory shipment Haby
Buggies and ... a. ta $5 8s to t"-90
Lowest iri guariil-d.
3TATIONEKY
New Uue 20tu century stationery in
fan. y tint and designs, per box 46c.
Fanny tinted tablet and envelope to
match, 16, 18 and 26c each.
KIN 08. Warranted for 6 yean.
35C
50c
Plain or chased baud, or with fancy
YA nr.. ..ft... . will, Pair.
you need it, perhaps you do not.
JBRfiEHSBtQD.,,
SHBSmSQAP
We think we underaell everybody.
( 'tuu Im a bar. Otber fine
6, 7, 8 aud lOe a bar.
jtfOKEW
rara
a... . m- fa
peciALTiE5.
Cbioafo curtaiu atretcber, aave your
curtaiua after waahiiuc, Doe Jauil
chaira, 4Wu. Croquet aeU. $1.24,11.49,
H.BV and l.w HaiuuMtcka. 74c to
$8.06. Kauey crepe and tkaaue paper,
UkUoAery aud aobool auppliaa.
hredcrick Nolt.
Clearing
Them Out
WASH GOODS
AND
SHIRT WAISTS.
The annual Rummer sale enters its third week this
week. Compare any or all of the offerings W6 make
with the best offered at the other stores. You'll
find it worth your while.
Alexander & Hexter.
Boy's rubber sole shoes.
Men's rubber sole shoes.
Men s canvas, leather sole shoes.
Men's extra good canvas, leather solo shoes.
Men's best leather working shoes.
Shoes are Always
In the dry goods we are making prices
to close out all lines of strictly Mimmer
goods.
30c Washable Dress Goods Now 22c
This is the bon-ton line of line dress
goods for 1901 and all left will go at
this low price.
The big AX is now at work cutting
prices to close out.
Going Home Loaded
isn't always a pleasant experience
but it is unnecessary when you pur
chase at our store, as wc deliver all
goods free of charge and promptly
when ordered. Our store is loaded
with good things in all the delicacies
of the season. For high grade fancy
and staple groceries our prices are
lowest in town.
C. ROHRMAN.
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
To make good bread u Byera' beat Flour. It took Urat
preuiiuui at the Chicago World'a Fair over all competi
tion, and give excellent aatiafactiou wherever uaeil.
Kvery aack m iruarautead. We have the beat Hteaiu
Rolled Bailey, Seed Bye and Board loan Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLEK MILLS
W. a BVKKS, Proprietor.
"See Dem Freezers"
I have a full line of
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
from one pint to ten quarts, will freeze cream
in from three to five mi mi. ten; also have a full
line of fishing tackle, liammocks, etc. .See my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
Satisfiers.
Store
(18NRRAL NBW1.
Kpworth tanr( from Iowa. Minno
aota, Illinoia and Miaaouri will attaiul
the hi)( rally at Salt Lake.
Mr.. llolin Atthoff, n widow, of
Vmllejo, Calif., and hor 10yar-ohl
daughter were htirmxl to dnath in a
Are which rieatroynd their homn.
The railroad atrike for increaiwl
railroad WaJMI which begun in Perth,
Went Austral in, July 6, canning a com
plete tttap of the road., haa been
aettled.
lack O'Brien, the American boier,
and "lido" Plmnh veatnlav aigntnl
Krij?. ft. SKt1
?iew t;aatle-on-Tvne, Auguat ll.
rjodvt the ruling of the trea.ury de
Cartment coffee shipped from the
fnltixl State, to Porto Kleo will he
ndmitted into I'orto Rico tree of duty
aa aoon aa free trade ia proclaimed
between the UBltad State, and that
island.
A farmer named McOratb. living
near Broekport, N. Y. killed hia wife
ami then committed atilcide. lie
stabbed hi. wife 0 leath ittid then ent
hia throat irmn enr to ear with a com
mon two bladed jaeknile. The Mr
(iratb. bad live children, all under It;.
A apecial match, heat Mm out of
three beat., lor A purae of fl&OO, baa
been arranged between Joe Met 'arty 'a
Jot Titti-hen, L':0l:4, niul Anaconda,
llttth(, owned by K. K. Kice of Boston,
to take place on Auguat 12, the open
ing day o( the Brighton Beach trotting
meeting.
Judge Hall of the diatrirt court at
Salt Lake held that Or. Park and Mr..
Hilton were not .iillicieutlv married
to share the Park eatate. The cere
mony o( "aealing" lmrforined in 1872
affected their livea only in the here
after aud not recognicod in the Utah
lisle.
PACIFIC HORTHWIST NIWI,
A rural free delivery route will he
e.tahlished at Kngene, tr.,SepUtm-
her 2.
Paul Corcoran', appeal (or pardon to
the Idaho stale b mrd has been pnat -poned
to Auguat 10.
The WaahiiiKton State Bar aaaocia-
llOa has choaen Kllenibiirg for the
next place of meeting In Auguat, I KM,
Mid. r.. ..; t . ' !
the constni tiiiii of ,t 1,'i-nnbi extenaion
( Portland, Vancouver and Yakima
railroad .
Koaaland, B. C, miner, are on a
triko. A few of the mine ownera
accede to iiemauda. due thouaand men
are out.
Frilit sbipmenta from Snake river
cbards are increasing. Kmiraiid live
carload, are gathered daily at bewiatnn
from river buatt.
The furniture store of Tripn 1S1 Jack-
aon MfBH ut l.ilenshurg, Waah., to
getber wilh the stock mi. I llxturea.
1 lie loss is estimated at fitlXKJ: in-
-nr. nice, f'.'lMKI.
Al Page's company hoarding house
at Wardner, laietir d'Alene, burned.
1 be house became liotor iou. on account
ol the troubles in that I a 1 1 1 1 1 a 11 I this
ll the third tunc Page baa been burned
out.
While playing 011 a Iksuii of loga in
the river at Portland, two boy.,
Charles lsensee and I'urliii Mulligan,
aged II ami 1 years, reapect ively , (ell
in the Willamette river and were
Iroaued.
The ri ret wheut of the new crop baa
lieeu received at the state grain in. pec-
tor'u mt! -t in Tai'oina. It waa raiai.i
near Pasco, yiebla :iu buahela per acre,
weighs .' piiuud. to the lulshel and
grade. No. 1 blueatein. It waa grown
011 land Isiught lor otl cent, an acre,
and a few year, ago waa thought uu
nnited to agricultural niirnoaea.
M. A. Moore, atorekeeHr and ex-
pontmaater of Prineville, Ore., while
exitininiiig a rvfOlyar, waa aliot and
died In. m the ettects in a few minutes
after. A sad seoind to the ac ident in ¬
curred in the death of an old pioneer
f lid Kaihei A. Moore, wile ol
John M 01 in- and mother ol M. A.
Moore, died at lbe llallva of heart
dlsenne I he agist couple had accoui
pan un I tint remains of their aon from
Sbauiko on their wav to Portland, stop-
ng at The Italic, awaiting ad vines
as to disposition of the remain.. Mr.
Moore wan born 111 Mianourl III lH.t'J
an I enmssed the ulailia with her
pareuta in 1H.11.
The fact that all women suffer during
the birth hour leads a gnat many women
to accept a degrea of suffering which ia
altogether unnecessary. Sometimes it
is uourt, sometimes days before the
struggle is over. No medicine can ab
solutely eliminate uaiu from this time
of travail, but Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
acription can aud does make the baby's
advent practically painless. It acta upon
the organs of maternity, giving them
strength and elaatiatty. It produces
physical comfort and mental cheerful
ness. It is an effective tonic, giving
the mother abundant nutrition for her
child.
S betters I owe rev ab to Dr. PWros's rssts
dies, and have lou. felt It uijr duty to sekouwt
dgc the benefit I recatsM frota Dr Htrcs's
V.SortU Y rsstriudun and ' Wcaaaut IrcUttt,'
sas Mrs Maria O Hayscl. wrttluy from Brooks
land. U C "81m years aau. sfitr tfcs Mrth of
ooe of ny cblldraa. I was left Li a weak, rua
dusrn (oudlUuu My health istiasl utlertr
none I.Ks was s burdca. I doctursd wlib Hue.
dtilrreui i.ysi. tans sud gut no relief I haaaa
to get worse, and to add to the ooiuulUtiusu. I
u 9c icd terribly from uonstlpatioa. I chsuusa
to see one of your .dvertiseiuente sad roarhi lsn
to try the above rejuedlae- X oonjtaeuycd to take
Dr hfr.H Usvoritc Vrescrlptloa snd Fleasaat
relicts, ' sud btgau toiaiorove rigbt away, aud
raliuusd laiorovloa su4 aauung lu stxeuattk
canuot ssuiess the rckaT, b eras ao great
Bcven mouths Utcr my little dauarhter was burn
without muck trouble I feel that I would never
have been able to endure my oounaeuient ouly
fbr the help due solely to Dr. Haras's uiedUiuc
ake was s hue, hcaluiy child, aaa Use Talj oaa
I have ever bceu sole to aasa."
Dr. Pierce's Plraaant Pellets cure coav
-1
WILL CALL MEN
OUT ON MONDAY
Great Strike of Steel Workers
is Imminent.
1 WW PKACR OR TROUBLE" AT OICK
-
Slmn-r luues in Ultimatum Gloom Or
shadows Httdquirttrs of the Itn.
60,000 Workers AITactod.
I'iitahiirg, Jnly i:i I'urmg the next
twelve hours it will badeoided whether
the men employed ia the mill of the
American Sheet Bleat company, Ameri
can Tinplate company and American
Steel ! loops compny will continue to
work or strike.
Thia morning memlNira of the gen
eral executivo board of the Amalga
mated aaaindatinu met at their head
ipiarten. A general air of gloom
oversbadi.il e.l the place and all latmr
olllciala bnikml worried. It ia thought
some unfavorable torn to the diarua
aion came ynaterday afternoon.
President Shatter declared that the
matter would nave to he concluded
tndtv or a itrike would he ordered
Monday ino.ning.
The ultimatum issued by him it aa
lollowa :
"It will he impoaalhle for the
Amalgamated association to hold any
further conference with manufacturers
after today, if no agreement ia reach
ed by evening I will declare a strike
tnd will cal! out every union man In
(he employ of the three companies in
volved. In addition to this there are
thousands of men who are not yat
organ i nod who will Its glad to respond
to the "all when It Is issued, and
there will be at least K,000 workers
affected hv the strike order. It must
Ui peace or trouble. We will not com
promise. A settlement must be reached
todav.
'.: r, '.lie gailWM lest
ing 1 .... I to indicate that a settle
ment was not far from being reached
in conaonance with Shaffer', deter
mined statement.
O'Coanall on the Strike.
Washington. July 13. President
Jamea O'Connell ol the International
so, latmu of Machinists this morn
ing aaid the report of the collapse ol
the strike waa wrong anil that the light
lor a nine hour day would he cmi-
timiinl. Ilu claimed sixty live thou
sand machinlaU have won their point
and tlfty thousand other worklngmen
have received a shorter day by reason
of the strike. 'There may be a tem
porary settlement in places, but there
will be no peace until the nine hour
day is a fact, lie aaid, "We will take
care of Nhinbuibliiitf plants later and
follow them up whenever they have
refuted our demands.
Strike Dealared Oft.
Cincinnati, July Pi. -The machinists'
strike, involving AOtX) to 7000 men in
this city, has practically tieen declared
off. At a aeoret meeting of strikers the
men were adviHid to return to work
Mil KAROUNKU
Twon Union
Men Arrsaisd.
Vancouver, B. C. , July PI. - There
are now 47 Japanese prisoners guarded
ny aaimon atrixers aim ail mansiueU
oil a s. ial . island lu the vol I ol
deorgia, according to the olllclal
statements of the union Dahermen.
The provincial police are trying to
ascertain tin location ol this island,
but cannot do so, anil the strikers say
others will be nut 011 the island as
captured, provided the preaeiit plan of
the atriking union men la maintained.
Prank Kugcra, a proiuiueut member of
the fishermen's executive and ex
superintendent ol the Pishermeu's
union, was arrested on account of the
'Allegation that he had been mixed up
111 the luaroouing of the Japanese at
Itoweii Island mi Wednesday night.
Joe llesplane, another union leader,
waa arreated for the same reason
Suite Maial avrase.
Bulla, Mont., July Pi. -A ore sal
o'clock this morning destroyed the
Butte hotel. Heveral persoua war
Injured by jumping from windows
ii.ii Knglish and John hevine sustain
ed serious injuries aud main others
sustained alight injuries. riremeu
rescued a large numner of guests by
means ol ladders The loss is IOt),0UO.
The tire nrignated in a basement
Killarey, July 13. The uuiveisity
of Pennsylvania shiht easily defeated
the university of Irubliu crew 011 the
lake here today. The AsstffifiUl won
in sixteen minntes. The Irishmen
quit alter Psuiisylvaniaus secured a
lead ul Dve lengths. lbe betting was
3 to I on the Americans.
Alssks OslS.
Heattle. July 13. The steamer Hum
bolt arrived this morning Irom Hksg
wsy, with 1300,000 Ir gold. The lost
six weeks lour mil I ions sjQgM out.
Hold is now going out by tho St.
Michaels route, anil a large quantity is
on tin way.
ii
iUwIius, July 13. -On tbo Union
Pscilic train last ulght a man uaiued
Kogers.en route lu I uuin il (fluffs, was
shot aud instantly killed by Hartley
Copelaud. He said the man "had him
hypnotised". It is believed Copelaud
la insane.
Dallas, Tex., July 13 -Uichard It
Hubbard, ex-governor of Texas, and
during Preaideut Clovelaud'a adminis
tration minister to Japan died in
lyler, lexas.
oat ths 01s Challenge.
Kil.attan Bay, Scotland, July 13.-
Liptou's challenger beat tho old boat
two and a ball minutes iu a Alteon
uiilo beat to windward iu Butte sound
today
Dsalss Us Kofi linpoashraoal.
London, Joly Pi Lord Kosebory, ia
an interview, deulee bis reported en
gageiue'it to tbo IHicheas of Albany.
THE NEW YORK MARKET
sports by I. L. Ray ft Co., PsaaleUa.
Cblsaa-o Board of Trass an Raw Tsrk
Stesfe Ixshanto Rreksrs.
New York, July 1S.-WI.est wss
lower this morning In sympsthy with
corn, which declined :ic psr bnshel ;
wheat lost s cent. Liverpool dosed
8-8 higher, ft New York opene.1
73 5 8 and closet) 72 ft-8. The dronght
In Kansas and Missouri is the worst in
tlfty years and while they have saved
their wheat crop, corn, oats and hay
are a failure and corn ia selling st
same price ss wliest. The export ship
ments for the week were ft.OOO.OOO.
Stocks stestlj .
Money, ft per cent.
Whest:
Close yesterdsy, 731,. ,
Open today, 73 6-8.
Range today, 72 to 73 ft-8.
Close today, 72 ft-8.
Ktocks: Sngar, 138. ; steel, 41;
HI Paul, INI; U. p.. 74'.
Whssl In s.n Pransliso.
Han Francisco, July pt Wheal,
100', to 100 ft-8.
A0BD OIL AND IRON B00MES
Dreppsd Iron to Room Oil snS sent te
ths Poorhouse.
Walla Wslls, Wash., July UV
"Copiiei" list nes a well known
character in Wslls Wslla county, was
sent to the county poorhouse. thousb
he claims exclusive knowledge ol iron
and oil in t'alifornis aufnYienttn make
men rich. lUrnee secnretl enough
mom v in town a while ago to return
to California to develop an Iron delist!
he cluiiN...I to have fotiitd. This week
he came back with a similar atorv
about an oil location, the iron detsajit
having fallen into the background
Harm- 1. t.),vssrs old.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Turner Rssldanes Burned rianlng Mill
MM,
Halem, July I I. The pioneer resi
deuce of Mrs Mary McKlnnie, lour
miles from Turner, burned, ll cost
17000. No insurance. Mayor McKln
nla ami I d I McKlnnie hwt house
iiolii gissis
The Hansen A Landon laning
mills were sold to John Stout, a Bonne
villa, lad., inanuacturer of church
lurnitnre.
Negro Raaksrs' tonvasllea.
New York, July 13. A national con
vention of negro bankers is called
to meet at Buffalo, HapUniber 28-28.
The arrangements fur the convention
are in the hands of John Clinton, jr.,
of Philadelphia. It is propose.) to
orgsnise s ustiousl sssoclatton of
coioreil bankers It is said the True
Kefortuers' hank of Kichmond, a color
ed banking institution, is a member of
the Amen, an Bankers' associatioa. It
is also "tate. I that there are seven negro
hanks in the Mouth.
Lons Rlsslrls Line.
Hi. Louis, Mo., July 13. Active
steps have commenced in the work ol
securing the right uf way for the pew
electric railway that is to connect this
city with Springtleld, 111. The lino)
is aimed primsrily to handle the st.
Louis world's (sir traltic Iroin southern
and central Illinois points although
the road will tie operates! permanently
lor passenger, trelght and United
States mail business. Hpringtteld and
Louisville capitalists are Anaucieriug
the project.
Drought sud Treplsal H111
London, July It. "There is no
longer the slightest hope" says a dis
patch 10 the Daily News from Odrssa,
"ol saving even s moiety of the corps
in the VoTgs goverumeuta ol Amsra,
Haratoff and Kaasau, as wall as many
districts ol the neighboring govern
ments. Over the whole region there
baa bean a protraetnd drought with
tropical beat, the temperature varying
for several weeks from 130 to 130
Fahrenheit. Nearly all the alreams
hail dried up at the beginning of June.
Paris, July 13. -Hautes-Oumimt
ut, ia
ol the
trial trip lor the gram! t
do I 'Aero olob, this tuoruing, with
his new sirsbin, covered the stipulated
course Irom Park Mondon around the
Kilol tower aud back In thtrty-Avo
minutes, Ave minutes over the time
allowed by tho club. The club never
theless awarded him tho urito ol a
huudred thousand Irsnea, aa lie proved
the value ol his in volition and haa
ilve.1 the problem o aerial navigation.
WosBSa la l u efers ass
NorlhReld, Mass., July Id. The
voung woman's conlorouco which is in
sslou here ia the largeal aud moot
representative gathering ol young
uple ever held st Nortbtleld. The
Inn. 0. n la under the leadership id
Mr. John B. Mott of Nw York. All
sides ol col lege ami aaouciation work
among young women will be discussed
during the ton days tho conference will
be tn session.
W Us sf aa Aster aakrttpk
Ht. Psul Minn., July IS. -Maria A.
Curtis, wifsof M. B. Curtis, the actor,
better known M Hamaol ol Pooen,"
Alod a petition in bankruptcy. Her
debt, amount to 917ft. 17 1 . and bar
assets will net nothing I Hit clothing
veined at 1376 aud all oaouipt under
tho law.
Halt l ake. July 13. -Vice President
Coruish ol the Oregon Short Lino states
that tba company sipowta tbo Black-
hs. 1 Houston hue, ths track lay lug on
which haa just began, will be 00 mutated
by Hepieuibar 30. Just bayoad Hous
ton will bo tho terminas, which will
bo named Ma. say, in honor ol John
W. Mackay.
Sslils of Us Rome.
Ballast, July 13. Ths oolabraliou
ol the batlte of the Boyuo was marked
by ths customary oollisious, but uo
serious trouble occur real, there being
pleuty o( soldiers and polios to control
the factious.
Buted Otluae OsaS.
Boeuos Ayros. July 13. Honor Frod
orioo 1 1 1 aaur is, president of the repub
lic ol Cbili, has died after a lingering
illness of 11 ore than a year Flags sro
st bsif mast and tuo people are ia
mourning.
IS LIABLE TO
COURT-MARTIAL
Resignation of Captain Strong
Held Up bj Root.
IAS WRCTED PROM A HOTEL
UalaM 11th Inmi IramMlig Lady Fruefj
Hp f Cum tmHk im K
Fornsr Ntf Yirk Mayor
Washington, July PL Captain Put
nam It. Strong ia still an offlosr Is the
regulsr armv, and as aurh ts.llabla to
cnurtmartial on charges ol rondoet nn
lascoming an otttoer and a gentleman.
Before the press dispatches from Han
Francisco, describing his escape with a
woman there were printed, Strong wired
his rooignation to the adjutant gen
orsl, who referred it to Secretary Knot.
The secretary was not awsre of aay
other reason thsn that stated b
Strong, that business connected with
tho settlement of the estate nf his
lather, a former msyor of Nsw York,
made hia resignstion imperative.
Tbis morning the secretsry read how
Strong and a woman bearing a likeness
to Ladv Francis hope had been ejected
trom a San Francisco hotel, and de
cided to hold up his acceptance nf the
resignation. Strong had been orderoil
to the Philippines and waa waiting the
sailing of his ship when the story of
the liaison Isacame public.
RURNIRU HRORORR TO COVIR.
Kansas City Ktsb sarsbiag for Ravlsb
sri of Urase Davis.
Kansas Ciiv, Mo., Jnly Pl.-Kx-haustod
by efTorto in seorohlag tho
negro quarter of the city and running
to cover all the colored people tbey
could And, the mob, which last night
attempted to wreck vengeance on eight
negroes confined In the county jail,
e'tertwtswl of erimtd ieitv In ybw ssMi.lt
u "ii Miss Orace Davis Wednesday
night, early this morning dispersed.
Two ol the suspects, who had boon
idsntiAetl as active principals la tho
outrage, wore spirited away daring tho
night by the authorities, who re I use
to say whore they wore taken. Tho
actual ravisher haa not boon arrested,
or, If bo is under lock and key, tho
fact is suppressed by tbo polios in
.rder to avoid another dsmonstration .
It Is feared that another outbreak will
come tonight.
n Win RLUDRD UIRAHD.
Dan
Henna Outwitted and
CbllSroa
TakSB to kui-ope.
Nsw York, July 13. -Dsn Hanna.
son of tbo senator whoso divorced
wife outwitted a sheriff in Clsvsland
and .tart...! (or Now York with throe
children, despite the injunction ol aa
Ohio court, srrived bore Ibis morwiug.
lis immodlataty went to tho Savoy
hotel, where his former wife is slop
ping, but was not permitted to send
up his card. Than he want oat to con
sul I a numlier ol private detectives,
wbo surrounded the hotel. At 11
o'clock Hanna and one of his detec
tives, entered a cab ami hurried away
tii the Cnuard lino pier, whore tho
Champagne was taking passengers sod
cargo, preparatory to sailing. With
an officer Irom Judge McCodaiu's court
ho searched the vessel lor bis former
wile unsuccessfully. later it was re
ported Mrs. Hsaua and the children
bad sailed ou the Atlantic transport
liner Msuominee, thus eluding her
husband ami detectives.
Another i mured Sieeullon.
Birmiughsm, Ala., July 13. The
county jail yard waa tho soano ol
auothvr execotiou. Tbo victim ia Tay
lor Charleston, eolorod. Cbsrleoiou
received the death sentence lor tho
ki II Ing of Will Hardio, another negro.
in Iruut ol a Iruit stand ou First
avenue last lM)01uber.
Is try tug ou Uie eyes. 1 1 there la aay strata M
waea sewitut you siimu.i sutasii u a tast aaa
teeure a pair of tiLAHeiga which wul 1 eel OSS IBS
sight to mutual comhtluii Jtkeiwlse total Of
uarttal olluUtieas luay issult Uattag a Mrs
stock of
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and Spectacles.
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aud at stuall ooet. Where there, are ootuuuva
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SMgu atg Ire, Court St., rsnitkniia. ot.
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Wood and
Potts.
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