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DAILY EVENING EDITION
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EASTERN OREGON WEATHER, f
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Pair tonight and u-tn-artar
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OUBUON, TUESDAY, JULY 80, 1901.
NO. 4189
It
The Place
To buy Groceries
,, where you can have a big
rtock to select from. Call
and mc M St0ck
both m fanc and staple
0. R. Deinott
Radical price concessions
on our entire stock of
Summer Dress Boods
Waist Materials
and Shirt Waists
Await you here.
We an ready to i-liww-nut Mock of MUM dress good
and idiirt WSJatej and the recent warm dav are Mufflci
ent warning of the all-summer needs.
Think of crisp, new and dainty Dimities, Uwiik and
Burmah at fhrs cents a yard' It sounds almost Incred
ible, for Dimities were never sold for so little lefore.
IHmittes and LkWH never BO out of -t le, and the
pattern never get old. Year after vear the little re
tiree, the dots and ".trine are demanded. Other fabric
change i ' 1 ut of date. Not so with the
Dimities. , can oiiy today for next Spring, know
ing Uiat the patterns you select will DC as pretty and
proper a if you waited and paid double the price next
year.
Alexander & Hexter.
The Boston Store
Sale of Fancy Hosiery
530 pairs Fancy Lisle
Hose, were 75c, now
39c
240 pairs Fancy Silk
and Lisle Hose, were
$1.00 per pair, now
59c
Sale Commences Tuesday Morning.
Pendleton's Big Busy Store
ll-tiiadc BBBBJ - hairs 4 He.
d upphed at Xolf ,
i.a4. ti to es.ee.
'' ' ( "'oping
"Up Mippljoaj,
Mil fan J i ' jmaUfeliBl a
" ' a
Tt ioap&
A Crystal Delight.
that will charm the most fastidious
taste can be found in any one of our
elegant styles of water sets. We
have them in cut, engraved, fan y
and Bohemian glass, in an endless
variety of designs and patterns, and
the prices are likewise attractive.
$i oo to $3 $
C. ROHKMAN.
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v-uiu,, store.
BYERSBEST FLOUR
To make food broad use By era' Heat Flour. It look firttt
premium at the Chicago World' Fair overall compel i -Hon,
and givee excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Kvery aact is guaranteed. We have the beet bteaiu
Rolled Bailey, toed Bye and Board loan Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYERS, Proprietor.
"See Dem Freezers"
I have a full line of
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
from oae pint to ten quart, will froezo cream
iu from three to five minutes; also have a full
line of fishing tackle, hammocks, etc. See my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
GINIRAL NIWI.
L The Right Rev. Brook Kom W,..t
oott, hinhop of Purham. in daad in
1 "n. Ion. Hi- ir Wirn in IS.
Thi Btpifl Yonne Panple'ii Aatoria
ttOB of Aiuprna hronght tht ronvfn
MOD of their wviitv Q a vm at thf
col i ppii m lxfor mi of the Urnit
Sad lap CM of th (our dyi' nnttn'rinp.
Tli drouth in Iowa MM bMS DtOfe
on by minfall o( 1.86 inchttn, and r-
rtp from pointi in the went and
north of low nhow tho utorui wn irn
eral. . cording to a dinpatch trom Berne
to the Daily Mail, Arthur I'opel la
vi, a London stilpOWMTi while climh
Ing, n Priday, to tnc Poideuhorn
cltiidiouw, lell "over a rock HO feet
high and wm killed.
Unltod BwlM AmhasnHdor I'hoate
ha left London for Holland, aayt the
Haily Kxpre, not for a holnlav bat.
0 rumor ti..i.. at the invitation of
Mr. Kruger, who deairen him to act aa
mediator in hringing alxmt a nett le
nient. Rear-Admiral John Irwin, ret i rod,
die.) at hie refudenre in WaKhington
Sunday, after an illneaa of several
moiitha, due to a i'omtlication of di
aeaaea. He w n't yearn old. He en
teral tlu naval academy fn 1S47, aud
tiad a good war record. He left a w id
ow and a daughter aud a son.
The American Board of Foreign mia
iOM la New York haa receive! the
official report front the state depart
ment at Washington that kinK- Kdward
haa conferred the roval red croaa gsjtO
ration upon Mias A hide . Chapin.one
of the board 'a uiiseionariea in China.
The honor was given because of Misa
Ohapin's rervices during the siege of
i'ekin.
That Jacob 8. Kogera, who left al
moin ail of lna immense eatate to the
Motropolitaa Museum of Art in Rsi
York, himself placed the estimate of
Ida property at f.V-M.'t.OOO haa been dis
covered hv tli.. apnrai-era. This ett-
mate vraa made hv the millionaire a
week liefore hia death, and theappraia-
er" aav, will not tie verv far from the
true value.
V'liong i he armv olliieri who have
returnel to the I'mted State on the
transport Meade at San Kranriaco, ia
Captain J. S. Mai lory, formerly a
lieutenant-colonel of volunteer who
is to rejoin the second infantry. Up
to the time he win ordered home Cap
tain Mall- u had Aguinaldu in hia
rharge. Captain Mallorv aava that
the tormer insurgent leader spends all ! ,Hr
hi time in utii-lying and receiving via
itora. Hi wile and family are with
him and he sppeara contented.
STEEL TRUST
IS OBDURATE
o
The Policy to Stand on Satur
day Decision.
AMAIGAMATED'S IMP0RTAIT SESSION
DIsrrstlODir; Powers to it GItid President
Shaffer to Settle the Strike it
Final Conference.
New York, Julv 10 1 he ateel t runt
olln iali aoBtlMW the poliry -d ailence
o.i. iv. ao far aa any formal atatement
on the atriko aituation t concerned.
One point wsa made clear, however,
waa that there are to U no now nego
tiatintis. The terma agreed upon Sat
MUM tnual atand, or the atrike will
continue.
CONSIDKRINU THE STRIKk:
THE NEW YORK MARKET QfUf DU M A UVTi
FOR PRESIDENT
PACiriC NORTHWEST NKWS.
There are three men in the Kugene
hoapital with lega broken below the
knee, all of them from the aawmilla
at Wendling.
raxiderniiita are given no rights un
der the Oregon game laws whateveY,
and the rigid enforcement of the law
ruuat reault in driving many of them
oat of the alate.
Krnett Billings, a 17-year-old boy of
Sweet Home, Linu county, shot him
self through the right font with a re
cently purchaaed :i'.' -calibre revolver.
He -h i not kli" tiiat the revolver waa
loaded.
Kpw.rth Leaguer returning from
the -mi Kranriaco convention thronged
Portland Monday. Three trainloada
of them, moatly from f'eniiaylvanta,
New York and the Southern atates, ar-r:i-i1
there Sunday.
(ieorge S-ar and T. L. Arm, Id uf
Beulah were held up aud robbed Fri
day on the euuiuiit of Bender moun
tain, aoiiie dintauce thia aide of Ageu
cy vailev in Malheur county. The
rohher aecured 75 in coin and checka
tad a gold wath, leaide other arti
cle. Karl Jeiikin, of - ..-tie, Mies Flor
ence Nevini aud M Auolia Cole, of
Puvallup, were drowned Sunday by
the l ol 'apaing ol a row boat on hpana-
i laa- j'a-l Hanhaw, of rtouiii
laioma, aa w-th the party, but
managed to retain hold of the lxat
until reacued.
A. i). Kdgar, who died at Nome on
June in went there lai year and en
gaged in the treightiug buineas. He
wa furmerlv a well known Htage aud
mail contra-t-.r in OtJifOVtlia and Ore
gon. A a tar tiack a 15U0 he waa a
trutef BOB plots' ol the Welle, Kargo
Kijirea company.
CLD PEOPLE
Haw,! i harm of tln lr own when they
are not weak aud fee Mil, but bale IM
kkaart) , snioyiog the portaud pliemum
ot Miuth though they cannot t n 1 1 .lie
in tiu-m. The whole mctt ' ol -turdy
old .igi i thia Keep the sJatSJSJktll and
organs Ol djuaatlow and nutrition iii per
!' vtdn. TlM ouiig Iili.il who dar,
not think ol ki l-.inath wil! In- in., :, to
think of it aa he pots old It i the
"wt -d. " btoouuh, lacspsiile of supplving
the sdoquate nutrition U tlie ,
whn h rSMSCS the wtraklli aa and f -ble-iu.a
of old ae.
fir Piercer's ftnsdasi Itadieal Ustcuvsry
(urea diwaai-b of the atonach aud other
ot digastioa and autritioa ft
Hu MSl " ktoiiuu h Strang, old
w, ens hi as the body tola.- fully sou rial ed
sad stMaattaWsaad ay tan focal whick Is
aataa.
"I mi. ft-1 fur ut yrm, with ,ouiii ... md
IDdlgcjatou during winch tone J ,-i,i,wy.
arveral pbyck-iaua but thry could iuA truth
my u." w ilt.-. Mr C, l'.,pi,lr well ,f Kuirka
hiding. Ciirioll Co Atk "I I. II thai inn.
a4 '!' uic coulit n.,i irt.oii ..i on my
Moiuach lu-1 vi-rti and would full hi ;i,l,. t
tUc flr. Two )rui I toiniu. ncol laiaa
Ilor l irr,, '(.. : l.u M.lu.,1 !,,.., tl"
liltk I'. llcH ' aud imnr-.vrd from the Vail
Alto Ikkluti twrlvr ljutttr of lh
ww uhlr 10 do ltKhl w.jrk aid t
Diacoveri ' I
- iui
uioviuk .r uuee I am Uow in ..A health
.or one -i toy ac hi,.. I ,.Wc it all to In
Lr pier, e a Common Seiuw MedicaJ
Adviatr, iu prtr CO ears, ia aent ft,. ai
receipt of t our -cent alampa to pay
eapcuae ol mailiDx only Addreaa Ir.
H. V. Pierc. Buflalo, N Y.
Aiioelatton Offlelali Bagan Seislon This
Morning In Plttaburg.
rilthurg, J;ly M. - A meeting of the
Amalgamateil aaaociation general ex
ecutive committee to eonaider the pro
DOasd strike settlement legan thia
morning. There is a poasihriitv that
an agretMiient will lie reached in tne
boara, hut such reault is not likely.
When the committee met, it placed be
fore l'reidetit Shaffer the term upon
which the ateel corporation will eetlle
the airike and the conceeaiona agreed
to hv sharTer at Saturday' conference
with the Hteel official.
No Aatlon In the Morning.
ritthurg, July 30. The morning
aeaeimi of the cointn'ttee chiMal with
out formal action on the prop-ialtiona
Udore them. I he meeting wa mark
ed hy animated diariiNaion.
The conlerence adjournnd at 10:30
o-ciock nut no aiatemcnt a to pro
grea ha been made leaned.
Shaffer Olven Dlaerelion.
I'ittsburg, Julv :10. President Shaf
r snd Secretary William, of the
Amalgamated assK-iation, will he
given diacretionary (lowers to settle the
atrike at a final conference between
the representatives of the ateel trust
and the Amalgamated. A member of
the executive committee made thia
ann merit thia morning, .elding
that such action will be taken aome
tunc I--lav.
15,000 STRIKE IN TRISCO
City Prenl Federation Agree to Uo Out to
Aid Teamatera.
San Krauciaco, July 30. The city
front it-deration, repreeenting fourteen
uniona of fifteen thouaand men and
hove, including the harbor men of all
kinds in Han Krauciaco, Oakland and
the bay towns, unanimonaly voted to
Mtnkc laat night in aupport of the
teamntera. Action waa taken only af
ter a refusal by the employers' associa
tion to confer with the atrtkere or to
make roncenalona. the tieupwill be
complete if the plana are aucceeaful.
rail practically mean the cloaing of
Ho- -or l and the susausion of nnsinees
in the wholesale and manufacturing
districta. Kerrylaiata are not affected.
A coal famine e feared.
They Obeyed St.-lhe Order.
San Kraneicao, July :W. With the
exception of a very few who have de
aerted the union the entire memher
hii of the ritv front aaaociation obey
ed the general atrike order thia morn
ing, completely tieing up shipping.
The atreela of the water front are
thronged with atrikera, numerous
ainall rowa and fighta N:curring. It ia
feanul that aerioua trouble will follow
any attempt to replace the Mtrikera.
Might Shots Sired.
San Franc iaco, July 30. lioacoe
Horn, Wm. i-erguaon, colonxl, mm
Bail n teuinxtern, were eeri at while
-Iriving through a crowd of Slrtkart,
BO pullixi revolvera and Urtai eight
hnt at the crowd. Carl Lynch, an
oaloobai'i wounded.
(iOOU NATURE AT EE RENO
Two Thousand Hamas Drawn In the Land
Lottery Today.
I.I Baaa. July 30. Increased attend
ance marked the aecoud day of the
laad lottery. iol nature prevailed
and almoat everybody aparnd Iioihi
ful. Two thouaand iiainne are being
drawn today.
Many elept Monday night upon the
hilleide around the wheel of fortuue to
he on hand early. Othera came from
up town at au early hour and aecured
positions aa cpaie to the platform aa
poaalhla
WAS SEOJND IN THE RACE
ay Arrives lo New York la Hound World
Baaa.
New York, July 30. H. Critleudeu.
the an Krauciaco boy who was second
to t-iuMorria in tiuarata' race around
the world, arrivetl thia uioruiug from
Maraeillea. Critleudeu left S'amouver,
I. C, May 27, and atili has to wake
the journey acroee the out in.-ni
tiki I cl ANNEXES CRETE
fleet Leavea for Lanea, to Bake Preeia
matien to Tbat aaeet.
viauna, July Jo. A local newapar
atatee that the tireek Heel, compound
ol five armored warehi-e, nve gun
boats ami aix torpedo boats, haa gone to
anew, Ureta, to proclaim the annex
ation of Crete to Oreeee.
London Knows Net of It.
I mdon, July 30. Nothing is known
here of the asiling of the reek fleet l
t 'rete to annex the ielaad to Ureace.
It is known, however, that (Jreece
recently eouodad the powers on the
matter and that Kuglaud and Rassia
eviuoed their williugneea that reeos
altould annex the island, but the kaia
er objected and there the matter tanda.
rrtaeaers Baa aye.
Toledo, July 30. Foor dee per ale
prtnouere tais morning overpowerwi
night watchman at the point of a re
voTveraod after a tteroe struggle eeour
ed the key a aud loade au eanape
Reported by I. L. Bay a Co.. Pendleton.
Chieace Beard or Trade and New York
Btesk asshanae Brokers.
New York. July 30. -The grain mar
kets were all atronger today, corn lead
ing with an advance of I ,c Liver
pool was 3-8 lower at the opening, but
cloeed same as yesterday New York
opened '4 higher, 73S and, after ael
ling at VlJa, advanced to 74 3-H.
Stocks tower.
Money, '1 ier cent.
Steel ia the center of interest at prea
ent. The reault of the meeting tialay
will have a marked effect on values.
Wheat:
Close yesterday, 7:t'4.
Open today, 7.1V
Range today, 73i to 74 3-8.
I'loae today, 74 S-8.
Stocks: Sugar, 14U4 ateel, 4)4 7-8 1
St. Paul, IHOi, ; V. P., t 7-8.
Wheat In San Pranalsse.
San Krsncisco, July 30. - December
wheat, 101 to 101 V
Wheat in Chicago.
Chicago, July 30. Wheat, 88', to
88 ft -8.
Governor Taylor of Kentucky
Does it.
w
HE USED CORN KINO'S NAME
Contribute.
Chicago, July 30. Inquiries from
banker in the middle west reveal a
held fraud undertaken hy a take con
cern iu the name of a well known operator-
The parties operating aa Chil
li pa and com pan , of New York, who
have flooded the country with confi
dential circular to tankers in which
the impresaion is given that the head
of the concern is the Chicago corn
king, a. d that he wishes hankers to
jmn him in a September corn mkI by
contributing $1000 each to an a.l-li
tional 'und of .' " mm which ia to
be raised. 1'hillips declared he has no
connection with the affair.
SATS IT'S JUST LIKE DREYFUS CASK
O aa
elmbsrly His As.td to Rr K-lisvnd From
the Court ol laquirj Sa H
Hm III Hfglib.
Nsskville, lalj B, . Bl,r
printer! here today, tinvernor Tsylor
come out for Schle (or pretdent,
and uv that in the treatment of him
the "Dreyfua cse ha almoat been
eipisled here in our own country."
AI I ECTS SCHLEY MATTER
THE LATE CORN WAS SAVED
Ralna Cams in Time to BfTssl Suab a Re-
Ull.
Waahington, July 30. The weeklv
crop reH,rt aays that the rain in the
weat haa hern the aalvation of the late
corn cropa.
the recent rains have improved the
late corn In portiona ol Kansaa, Ne
braska, Oklahoma and Miaeouri. Hut
early corn was practically rnineil la-
fore the rain came on.
in lowa crop aiinered leaa tniurv
than the before men I I atatee and
rainfall haa been copioua and well
diNtnliuted In the great corn states
east of the Miaaiaalppi river, eicent
ing over Northeni llliuoia, the drouth
and heat have continued with diaae
iroui errncia upon -orn wincli i now
In a critical condition.
to
TORE KAISER'S COLORS
International Complleallona May Arlao
Prom the Insldsnt.
New York, July 30. -International
complications may follow the action ol
the I ohunhlaii olflciala in arrealimr
AlaM Murrlllo on hoard a ateainhn
sailing the (rermaii Msg, after tearing
the kaiser's colors off. Murrillo lieinii
on ti-.ard. The ateamahlp official a will
lay the matter before the dorman gov
ernment ami It is eipectad that the
Colombian government will be taken
severely to task.
Colon, Colombia, July 30.- Home
alarm is caused here by rumors of at
tacks by guerilla being imminent
According to advice from Carteuena.
the interior country ia iu an unsettled
condition.
How It Happened.
New York. July 30. -The Hamburii
American ateamer Allegheny, which ar
rived yeaterday, reported that he waa
held in the heritor of Navauilla. Co
lombia, for 12 hour I aaaengera on
the Allegheny report that Abel Mur
rillo was erreeted on the ahin al
Cartagena aud taken aannre by the
Colombian authoritiea. Murillo .ro-
! -ie. againat hia arreat, claiuiliiK ti at
he waa eolith -1 to the protection of the
'lerman llag. Murrillo i aaid to be a
secretary of ( iuu. Crilaa.
I he pmteet of Murrillo was un
heeded, however, snd a anarch was
loade. He was found on deck, but
id the (ief nan Hag and wiaiai-l it
alx.nl I. on Theu he ah! lorward
aud cried out .
'I am under the protection of the
Herman Mag and you have no right lo
arreat m- " Tne oftlcera aeiaed the
man and dragged him from the veeael.
ENGLAND NEEDS MONEY
Wants beven Million Pouada for bouih
Afrtaa.
London, July 30. - Au official BBB
plnmenlary eatimate waa laauud Ualay
to ahow that seveu million pounds
aterliug for odda aud end ia needed
immediately by Ihe Itritlah lu South
Afrtaa.
One Vessel Maine Loaded.
San I i am i ecu, July 30. Chlneae
are loading the Coptic, al the Pacific
Mail dock, the only vessel in the bar
hor now hmg loaded
Important Latter Prom Hampion
Schley Comai to Llahi.
Waahingtmi, July ft A e, ret let
ter i mm Hear-Admiral BaaifMOa t-
Rear-Admiral Schlay, allege.1 bv
Schley' ami to have beefl MpprBSBSd
by the navy department, waa llret
made public hv rVhlev in a letter to
Ihe aenate naval affair committee. In
it Sainpaon overruled the imtrm tionx
from Secretarv LOOg, allhoiwh Im had
jut oaMad hlai so order laaitqi lo pr-
ceel off Santiago with hi whole com
mand leaving (MM veel oil Cieufile
go. Klmborly Aiki Ralaaio.
Waahingtun, Inly 0, - Admiral K im
berly haa asked to be releaaed from
service on Ihe Schlev court -if laqalP)
on sccount ol illnea. What act
will I-.- taken on K iinlierlev'i paqaaBl
t not known, but it i hkelv (hal
Admiral Lao Of Admiral I nidaay will
be chneen. It wa di --I at Ihe new
ilepartment that Schley ha written to
the aecretary objawtlaf Id that BOPlioa
of the preceiit which practically ac
cuaea htm uf diDoUvlleuce ol OVwwfl
The only letter from Schley I one
acknowledging the receipt nf the pre
cept and IBqaaaMai that he might he
given ierunaiun to commit boBBBBI re
garding ita term.
tildn't Boon Dabi.
IndtanaiNili, July SJ. Tin- aia-ial-ist
convention thia morning denied
that it had agreed to alioye l ugene V.
tajw
Crlipl Hnproros.
Naplea, July kl. A alight improve
ment ia uoteil thia morning in hignor
Criapi's condition.
Or Jama Dorr li Dead.
Walla Walla, Julv 10 Sunday there
-lied in tin i it v .lame liorr, a reier
an dent iat and rnaidenl of Walla Walla
sinew the earh aevantte. heath wa
the result of niteatinal hemorrhage
The funeral m-curred venlardav after
noon at 4 n'rlork from the I'uinUo
land l'rehvter iii ilmnii, ICev Wall
of Milton olticiatnig Inlerinenl waa
iu the city cemetery. Die aervicea at
the grave were conducted hy the Ma
MM M order, ol which the deceaaed wa
a prominent memla-r. Tlie pallbearera
were: l.e K. A. Shaw. J M. Hill.
Thoina Moagrove, .1. L. June, Mil
tun Kvana ainl Henry Oooalaad
Jame I loir waa iMirn at outh Hrnua-
wiok, Me., Daaaaibai 17. ItN. in
IHAO he t-ame to the Pacific caat hy
way ot Cap.- Horn. He Bsttlad in Cal
ifornia, when- he itudled deutiatry,
and later enaaged in that profeaaiou.
which he followed until tlie tune ol
hia death. He . ame to Walla Walla
30 year ago
The dnccaae I waa a member of Ihe
Cumberland I'reahyteriau church aud
for a number of ynara aaug in tne
choir of that ettapfh, Hia wile artr-
vivea Inn.
Bummer Bible baboo I al Meashasi.
Por the alaive iH'Caaloli the O. H.
N Co. will aell ticketa lo Meai-ham BMO
return on the ccrtillcale plan at -me
and -me thud fare. lUlca for aale of
Iheee ticketa baa lieen eateuded un to
and including Augual 3,
Are you going
lor a vacation? If ho ymi sh-mKI
all in and set uur shues Wr
MVB lIlCIU lur tin: IllOUIItdllia, l-n
tin beat li and ful KVi t) knul uf
V,- II
Clllisni Will Balsa BS000 for ths Bnlor
prlte.
Portland. July 30. The free bath
house idea has taken Portland by
storm, and the committee eugaged in
securing aubscriptions for ihe enter
prise report they have leas trouble lo
getting business men to dig up for the
oath Teniae than for auy enterprise
tbat has been undertaken here in
years. Monday over two thouaand
dollars had been au beer i bed, and the
outlook was tbat tba remainder of the
five thouaand dollars required would
be secured before the end of two weeks.
It is the purpose lo build a swim
ming bath on toe river front of large
proportions, and to have the water of
sufficient depth to permit persons to
swim. The bottom will lie arranged
ao that it may be raised and lowered,
permitting lis use to swimmers of ail
siaes at different hours. One Amy will I
tie aet apart each week for women an
girl bathers. The free bath is espdwt
.afBBa Ber'
Harvest -Shoes.
We aava tin: largest sio k fj
ahoes lor harvest wear in I'cmllc
ton ami guttl'ttutec ever-, pair we
sell.
Keiiteniher our niid bunuuor
sale is in full blast and we can
aave you itom J5C to f.oooo
every pair of sboae you buy. -
Ik Peoples Warehouse
TMfl PITTHKS OF PfdfflT.
The fraa bath is espadf-
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