pNINGEDITIOM
DAILY EVENING EDITION
I EASTERN OREGON WEATHER!
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OIlKeON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1901.
NO. 4190
t BBfejeM 1
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The Place
to buy Groceries
(Wberevoucan have a big
wfct Irom. Call
L ttt me.
Mv stork is
both in fancy and staple
t-V A J.
K. uemou
530 pairs Fancy Lisle
Hose, were 75c, now
39c
camp . hairs 4t
IM at Nolf
I !.'.' tof:i.i6.
ampiiig
ni. supplies
T9t Sospi-
'v III Bill .
BV-.
Umlx. scil I I ktsdk It
ul txenui;
kk i-1 you. K
toe
up.
SSS!?tfa-s
erick Nolf
U Uim, store.
Radical price concessions
on our entire stock of
Summer Pre Qoods
Waist Materials
and Shirt Waists....
We are ready to clone out stock of RBM dress foodl
and shirt waist.; and the recent wann days are suffici
ent warning of the all-summer needs.
Think of crisp, new and dainty IMmitiex, Lawns and
Hunnahs at five cents a yard' It sounds almost Inered
ihle, for Dimities were never sold for so little before.
I 'unit h and Iawus never go out of style, and the
patterns never get old. Year after year the little fig
ure, the dote and stripes are demanded. Other Bkbrtoa
change and designs go out of date. Not so with the
Dimities. You can I my today for next spring, know
ing that the patterns you select will ! as pretty and
proper as if you waited and paid double the price th
year.
Alexander
The Boston Store
Sale of Fancy Hosiery.
Sale Commences Tuesday
Pendleton's Big Busy Store.
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
To make gwd bread nse Byers' Best Flour. It took first
premium at the Chicago World's Fair overall competi
tion and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Kvery itci is guaranteed. We have the best Hteaio
Rolled Bailey, Heed Bye and Beardless Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYERS,
"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 minutes; also have a full
line of fishing tackle, hammocks, etc. See my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
Await you here,
& Hexter.
240 pairs Fancy Silk
and Lisle Hose, were
$1.00 per pair, now
59c
Morning.
..Bound to Make an Impression..
YOl' should try our pastries; you
will surely be impress. by thf.ir
goodness. They are the perfection
of baking delicaLy, and are the most
appetizing of luxtlflM, We use the
best flour, and ripe, sound, pgjrfl I t
fruits and berrn s. These pastries an
healthful as well as appetizing, and we
take special pride in .taking them so
C. ROHRMAN.
Proprietor.
OINBRAL NRWS.
Tom Sharkey in Host on Monday ac
ttpttd an offer to meet James J. .let
rics, before the San Francisco Athletic
ciub, mi September. The details of the
match will speedily be ratified.
"Young" I'eter Jackson of Califor
nia, the colored lad, won front "Jim
my'' Handler of Newark, N. J., In the
ninth round of the fiercest slugging
match ever held in Baltimore Mon
day night.
Judge Krwin, of the United States
1 . . T. I i t 1 J , 1 ,L
conn in eiiinoum na uenieii ine ap
5
cation of Lone Wolf and other In
dians for an injunction restraining the
government from distributing the land
in that territory by drawing.
Captain l.yman G, Aldrich, a dis
tinguished ex-confederate soldier,
member of the executive board of con
trol of the wdoWBMnl rank. Knight
of Pythias, and a prominent Mason,
died in Natchez.. Miss., Mondav.
J. I'ierpont Morgan, liefore hi re
cent departure fur the I'nited State,
left a ebOOk for 10,000 with Uenersl
llnrace 1'iTter, to he paid on delivery
at the Onited Statei- embassy of certain
valuable relics of I. a Fayette, said to
lie in a pawnbroker's shop in 1wdon.
Kev. Adam Miller, called "The
Father ol tterman Methodism in
Vmerica,'' and said to ho the oldest
Methodist minister in the United
Ststes, died at his home in Chicago,
Mnndav, of old age being HI veari
old.
M. Santos I himont made another
HMOOMfol I vperiment Monday in I'aris
with a dirigible balloon, sailing from
gt. Cloud t" the I.ongchamps race
i nr-e, ftf0.nl which he steered the
balloon, and ascended and descended,
occupying 'JO minutes.
Lord Stanley, financial secretary ol
lbs British war oflot, replying SO a
question in the house of commons
said the number of Boers made prison
ers, or who had surrendered since the
declaration of war. totalled up to dulv
1 about .'W.OOO.
i.. ...rue Ketchum, owner and driver
of Crnceus, the world's champion trot
ter, announces that he won hi spend
next winter on the Pacific coast, where
the famous horse will give spued exhi
bitions. He will stop at Denver, Salt
I, like i'it, Sacramento, San Francisco
anil I.os Angeles.
Osborne House on the Isle of Wight,
a favorite summer residence ol ijneen
Victoria and the place where she
died, nut) mme into the xiKseiision of
an American. King I. I ward wants to
get rid of it because of its inaccessibil
ity and because it costs IhO.OOO annual
ly to keep it up.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWTS.
Mr. Priftgllla Crawford, aged 71
yearn, ditid at her home, in WmIIm
Walla, Monday, of dropsy.
Soiii 1 1 1 1 1 lain county cattle wcru d
ing of a diHcaKK thought to lie black
Ing, but veterinary diagnosis proved
it t" he caused by eating rusty grans.
The Cortland Manual Training school
will be incorporated as a part of the
educstinnal system of the Young
Men's Christian Association of fort
land this fall.
Worry over bin debts, which
amounted to altout I and for which
he wa being pressed, drove K. Kck
ftein, a cigar dealer at Weiser, Idaho,
to commit suicide Monday night.
The Modoc tribe has dwindled to 77
memtrs, mostly women and sick or
diseased children. 'I here are only i:i
able-bodied warriors, and they will
never go to war again.
Elmer Clark, who is at present em
ployed in the First National bank at
Maker City, has been elected cashier
f the bank at Vale, Or. This is a new
National bank, recently orgauued,
with a capital of l-'V MS).
Dr. J. W. Hill, who for twenty-three
ynars past has Uten lessee and princi
pal of a well known military school in
Portland, liegs to announce to the gen
eral public that bfttuM OpMMd in Tort
Iftixj a private boarding and day school
"r hoys, under the name of Hill mili
tary academy.
Mrn. Marv ('. listen, widow of tiie
late V II iiHtih one ol the pioneers
of The I 'alien, died Sunday night after
an iIIiii-hs of nearly a year. She was
bora in I1 rank fort, (ieriuany, iu MM,
and i aunt to The I'alles in the earlv
left a K. Ni Hi 'ates,
and two daughters, Mrs. Katee V.
Hoc he and Mrs. I.eese of The Ialles.
Don l Marry
Almost everylnnly iviiictiiU-ii, the i k)
br.it-l ftdvica. ol the LgNJMM 'tilth, "To
thn abw. to in.irry I ti I " Then
U iu thill advlcC tile ev,, sloii ol the
(echng ol inoi.y a mother who says, ''I
Iioim- my il.tngliter
will never iiairy
and Miller as I
hae "
In ninety right
cases ill t st n bun
dri 'I llu-le ' IIO
Heed lor Ibis suf
frriug. 1 1 ioi
I'ierir's l'aonl
I'rrw np ion curat
the woinuiil dis
eases which (ausr
wifely uiiser). It
dries riilicMuu
drains, heals in
(lamination and
ItftWtioM .oi'l
cures female
weakiuKs It iu
viora'ck the
womanly organ
isill, truuUlli s
the nerves and
gives the mother
-.tringth to give
her children.
Iio not .i:..w an unscrupulous dealer
to sell you something in place of " I 'a
vori'.e l'resari)tion," (l.iiiueil to In- "just
as gooii '' Tilt-re is nothing just sj gooil
fur women as " Favorite Inscription "
"I aui m pleased with your iuslrurtUa. I
haidl kii'.w wliMt thanka to give you for your
kind lavuri write Mrs Miln Hiyum ,l tjAm
1st Tluan.o, Co . ia "You cau uut.lifcli uiv lew
alatemt hi- tu the wurlil h.uiua all sugsrisjl
wuiuiu will know aud la- hralrtt I sulfried so
asuch with great pains lu uiy taiek aud the
lower part of tuy siomarh aud palpitation of
the hrari thai timi - 1 naild hardly lie down
and could hardly get up iu the morning tail
after uaiuK threi uotUss o ' gavorite I'UM iip
lion aud two viala of In puree's I'leasui eel
tats 1 feel like a in .. uiuu "
Q, fierue's Hcasauil fvllcU cux sick
kwj-ads''.
GALLIOPPI WOULD
RILL SOME KINGS
o
American Anarchist is Taken
in Zurich
THOUGHT HK WAITED CZAR'S BLOOD
Also Some People Beliefs That He Attempted
Life of tbe Dowser of Portugal
OD Tuesday
Zurich, Switzerland, July HI. -A
mo I QeJItOMt, an anarchist Irom
I'atterRou, N. J., was arrestee! here to
day on adviiea from l'atersnn.
raterson, .Inly I. Getlltoppl left this
country with Itresci, the assassin of
King Humbert, ol Italy. According
to well informed source here it was
liis intention to kill the csar of Rus
sia. It is Isdieved here that Ualliop
pi'a arrest is iu connection with tbe at
tempted assassination yesterday of the
itieon dowager of 1'ortngal.
RECORD OF THE SOCIALISTS
Cousin of Mark Twain Daplores Dsbs'
Dliplaesmsnt.
Inwianapolis, Id., July 31. It is
learned that the very first business
coming before the united conferees of
the social democratic party resulted In
a wrangle that threatened, for a time
at least, to put an end to the dinner
deliberations of the 1K0 delegates
present.
Thw "Springfield" wing, the "t'hi
OtM" division and tbe "Independ
ent" factions were aligned against
eaeh other.
ProfesHnr lieorge IV llerron, former
ly of if rin nidi, Iowa, was elected
chairman of tbe body.
It was brought to light that Ktigeue
V. Debs, who hesafed the social ttrkct
in tbe last campaign as the presiden
tial candidate, liad been shelved. At
the same time the fact became more
ami inure apparent that the Chicago
faction bad lost its leadership and
that tbe Springfield wing dominated
tbe aaseinhlage, practically to the ex
clusion of the Chicago and indepen
dent delegates. Mr. Iebs himself
wired his congratulations to the con
rantl deploring the fact of bis in
ability to attend, hut gave no eicuse.
A wrangle arose over the report re
turned by the committee on rules,
which reported in lavor of tbe con
vention's voting on all questions by
employing tbe roll call method.
U. C. Clemens of Toueka, Kas.,
oousin of Mark Twain, bolted tbe con
vention during the eicitement, follow
ed by a dosen others. He was the
representative of the Chictgo, or lebs,
faction and a conference was held by
him aud bis followers. They were
iudooad to return aud Clemens took
the llnor. Ife said :
"I know that tbe Chicago faction
down, never to regain it prestige; I
km. a that this convention is to be
dominated by tbe Springfield wing: I
know that the end of the gallant lead
ership of l.ugene V. Debs has come."
A compromise resolution was adopt
ed and tbe sna-ioii adjourned, the
light over the rules was made for a
test, and demonstrated the leadership
of the BptlEtgOeld wing.
SHE KILLED A PORCUPINE
.lis Oalsy Stswsrl and Her Skill With a
Bin.
1. el. man springs, July 31. The
camp wan thrown into some excite
BMStl thin toreniMin by the result of a
limiting trip by Miss liaisy Stewart,
who ban jiiHt arrived from Cortland for
a summer's outing. Miss Htewart sue
gatdtd to killing a orcupiue. shoot
ing it through an eye with a rifle. The
animal was killed near the camp.
A Family Was Dstiroyee.
New York, July 31. Throe mem
btfl of the family of James McCoy
.ere killed aud Mrs. McCoy probably
fatally injured in a tire iu their tens
BMe)t home in Brooklyn early this
morning. The father, son and daught
iiV died from M&MeAiO., The mother
was injured by jumping Irom a third
Hlory window
Indited rytatao Oltlsers.
Cl icago, July 31. -Johu A. Ilinaey,
ex president, ami C, ii nvoue, ex
secretary of the board of EMIKxl of the
I ndowimuit Kank, Knights of I'ytlnss
was indicted Uaiay on two counts for
irjury. The indictments charge
them with making false statements
as to the assets of the order.
Bosksfslisr to go to Bnglaad.
Manchester. July 31. -Tbe duardian
learn that Johu I'. Ida-kefuller. tbe
oil king, intend to make his home lu
southern Knglsud.
Ceasldsrlug Iks Psase rroposais.
I'ittsburg, July 81. The advisory
board of the Amalgamated association
resumed consideration of the peace
proposal this morning.
To Inspect Dreelk Mstsist.
Washington, July SI. -Secretary Wil
son has left for a trip through the
drouth-stricken district, tie says lie
lielieves the reports of damage done to
the corn crop are exaggerated
.erskanu Want tks Fight.
Atlanta. July 31. - Merchants of Ha
vauiiab will (tetitiou the governor not
to interfere with the left r lea-It old in
right, which it is proponed to hold here.
Bmpress Oowaier la Me Daacer.
Herlm, July 81. It la now denied
that the Dowager Kuipreas Fredericks'
illness is serious. She is said to he iu
no immediate danger.
Have aokeris lOO.OOO
Loudon, July 31. The house of com
I mons today voted to award Karl Koh
' erts 1UU.0U0 pounds lot his services iu
South Africa.
1. est oil Ball let baa offered to pro
vide the Baker City cornet baud with
new uniforms, about twenty five iu all,
on condition that the organisation
shall assume the name of the White
Seen baud.
NEW YORK MARKET
sported ay I. L. Ray Co.. Psndleien.
Chlsao Board of Trade aad Mew Tosh
Stesk Bashanie Brokers.
New York. July 31. The wheat mar
ket was very quiet today
dencv towards lower prices,
strong. gaming a cent.
itb a ten
tVirn was
I,lversail
closed 51. 4t ooinparetl with 56 5-H
yesterday. New York opened at 74,
and cloaerf 73V
Stocks lower, steel losing :"t points
on the delay in annonncing the settle
ment of tbe strike.
Money, '-" er cent.
Wheat:
('losing yesterday, 74 3-8.
OptM Uslay, 74 ij.
Kange today, 73 ft -8 to .' C4.
Close today, 73 V
Stocks! Sugar, 141 steel, 4V.,.
St. Paul, lf4 ; T. P. W 8-8.
Wheat In ChlsaBe.
Chicago, July 31. -Wheat, to .
Wht in Ban Pranslsse.
San Francisco, July II. Hscsmler
wheat, lODf,
Ntoak Market Dull.
New York. July 31. Tbe dullness
ami Hluggtshness of the stock market
Uxlay has not leeti ixiualletl since last
summer. Kitreme llnctiiatlnns roach -ed
as high as one point in only a lim
ited number of stocks, and iu them,
as iu the general market, tbe move
ment was wavering and uncertain.
The largest part of the dealings waa in
steel stocks, and, although newsiapers
printed reisirts showing that the pros
poets for a settlement of the strike
were giaal, speculators apparently con
tinue dissatisfied with tbe conditions,
and were waiting for accomplished
facta and signed papers as tbe basis for
determining the present value and fu
ture prospects nf these securities.
There was a feeling of uncertainty also
as to how far the strike settlement had
aleady been discounted in the recent
advance in the stocks. Tbe few desul
tory advances in individual stocks,
Nome of them in obscure industrials,
were indifferently held.
The whole market snnk more and
more into a watting attitude. The
,,r. :r..;nr,y t-L. s Ihel lec
tor out of Immediate consideration.
Hut the future of the money market
ami the cautiousness of hanker in
locking up capital in long time loans
serves as a warning of poaslnle future
contingencies. Reactionary tendency
gained force during the day, and clos
ing was dull and weak ai about the
lowest, many important railroad
atocka showing loaeea of a iioint or
more.
MALBAR MADE AN ESCAPE
Filipino Oeneral Cornered ky the Amsri
can Troops.
I ...n. I .n, July 31. The Filipino
junta is in receipt of a cablegram say
ing that several American columns re
ently tried to corner Malbar, the in
surgent general in Houtb l.uion, but
that Malbar broke through, killing sev
eral American ofllcers and capturing
mm I. ammunition.
Insurrestlon la Venesuela.
Willemstad. Island of Curacea, July
31. A revolt against President Ores
poof Venesuela is in jirogreoa. Insur
gents estimate. I at from five to six
thousand congregated on the ( olotn
Mai frontier. Ten thousand govern
ment tr....ps have i.e. ii scut against
the insurgents.
Conflrras ths Bsport.
Washington, July 31. A statement
was maile thst tfie state ilepartinent
baa received advices Irom Caracas,
Venezuela, continuing tbe report ol a
evolt against 1'resnlent ('astro.
Dulst si ki Bsno.
Kl Reno. July 31. -The third dav
of the homestead drawing found thous
ands still lineal up in front of the
Irawiug platform. The immense
rowd wa orderly em! unlet
Over Ho iter cent ol the claims have
been drawn hy Oklahoiuians. but thla
may be accounted lor by tbe lact that
great many who 1 1 veal in other states
registered from Oklahoma.
However, some lial leellng la run
ning high tialav among the disappoint
ed, over the enormous er centage ol
claims ilrawu hy iklalmmians. it Is
tbe topi, of tiie hour iu .amps, sa
loons, hotels, and among the numerous
groups on tbe streets.
1 isrr Kichanls, ot the laml commis
sion, when askeu lor a proliahle rna
on, as id Thsrei no x plana) ion
to make. Kverytbiug has been fair
Msw Offlee Bulldlaa at Beits.
Bolae, Idaho, July 31. -J. J. laamp
baa let.o in in. -.1 to erect a handsome
i i -story brick tun Id ing on the comer
of Wth and Mam in this city, lo sup
ply the rapidly growing demand for
orncea and club rooms is the puraiee
ul tiie proiaMted structure and it will
i.e thoiooglhv equipped ami supplied
with all in. ..tern cuiivenleucea, includ
ing the natural hot aud cold water lor
which Boise is lauioua. The new
building will occupy one (d the Iteet
comer in the husiuees part ol tbe
city, just one block Irom tbe Idstiha
hotel and when coinpletesl will be one
of the fluest structures between I'ort
laud and Halt Lake City. Work of
coustructiou will uouimeuee early in
the spring. There la also a great de
mauu lor cottages aud residences geu
erallv. Keal estate dealers say it is
iiinaiaalhlu to muiu.1v the dauiaiitl and.
II so ininv vaunt availalde IfaJ dwel
ling houaee oould lie renteii at once.
Turned Oewa Pease Preposals.
flttaburg, July 31. Members ol the
executive hoard this moruing turned
down Mat the peace proposition of tbe
steel men made yeiterday. It was
aid that if teruis wore houorable were
not offered the necessary i. would
be taken to spread the strike so lar
as the Amalgamated aaaociatiou aud
its alliea ouuld eztoud it. After a si
Isnoe of aeveral days, President Hbaffer
gave oat a statement at noou la which
he said there is nothing new in tha
situation to talk about. The impres
sion is grow iug that trouble in tbe ex
ecutive board conference ia due to the
impression which got abroad among
the uieuibera that (Shaffer had made
specific promises at the New York
conference with the steel represents
tives.
A Bisk, Cranky Kla.
Paris, July 31. -King Menelia
Ahyssiua is reported seriously ill
refuaed all medical aid.
of
lie
THE
QUIDO AT TDIQPn
uuii u rv i i HlkJVJV
SAIL NOT TODAY
Strike Has Practically Closed
the Port.
o-
EVER THE MAIL STEAMERS REMAIN
Police Arc Puzzled Over (he Peaceful Mtooer
or the leo, tod Fur The: t
Storm lii Come.
Ben Fraoctaeo, iniv II. Tbe eeeo.il
day of the big strike opsjtj ioietlv.
With a fen atiiker on the atr. .
There were tm ,1 laturhancaa up lOBflnii
The water (rout lia.l almost a holiday
appearance, p any I. ck being eloBBO
entirely. A few were working amall
hand id BO.-H.loO men under pollOO
protection. Little llelght waa lisndl
ml The nuiiilier ol atnker has in
creased, the men nut untitled veler
day going out. Incoming kelps, were
deserted by their crew mi dis king
Vessels ol all kind are idle Hm
mail steamer California and other rSJB
eels scliedu'ed to sail tislav t 1 no
tices, " llidetluitely sitpnnts. " The
police are punlcd hy the unuual
quiet, and fear that it i a calm pfBOod
lug a storm.
THE BKKIEST BUCKET SHOP
tharsrsd Asalnit tns Chlasao Bosrd or
Trads.
Cincinnati. July It, In an answer
tiled tislav in the Inderal court hy the
Udell t'olllllll.iSlou t'n in the suit of
the t 'Imago Hoard of Trade lu restrain
the company BM Hie Western and Pos
tal Telegraph lompanies from uning
its iiiotst inn, il is charged that the
plaintiff I the hlggest "Ducket shop"
In the country sn.i g
Illness are ladng daily vmlatial
QREfiCE MEETS RESISTANCE
Crsts
Msttsr tains for agilon
of ths
Busslsn (lovsrnmsnt.
Vienna, J.lj II, Il Alliens dis
patch stales that the Kussian govern
ment lis sddressed an emphatic imie
to lireece warning lu r that an attempt
on her part to muxe Crete would prove
disastrous. Il is said the powers agree
in their views as In the coure to pur
sue should Ureece persist in the ai
tempt to seixe Crete.
iloise, Idaho, July 31. -Boise is to
have a street fsir during the coming
fall. An enthusiastic msss meeting
was held Isst night for the purpoe of
dlscursing the advisability of a lair,
which result. si in the appointment of
committee who will ee thst the pro
ject is carried to s successful finish.
Summer Blbls Sshool at Mssstaam.
Tor the alsive ia-casli.ii theti K fl
N I'o. will sell tickets to Meacham and
return on the cert ideate plan at BM
and one-third fare Katee for aale of
these ticket ha DeM I tended up to
and including ugust I
Hsportsrs Bspl Out.
I'tttshurg, July II. All mgelefi
were excluded from the building lu
which the Amalgamated othcera sre
meeting Shatter disappeared tins
morning and it waa retained that he
hail gone to New York to meet the
trust representative, hut he appeared
at MM and jolmsl the ninlerees.
Sore
Hands
Ked KuukH HothJh Itching Palm,
and I 'am I ii I I tuner Eiids.
NIGHT CURE.
SOAK the hands on retiring
tn a ttrong, hot, creamy lather
oi Cuticura Soap. Dry, and
anoint freely with Cuticura Oint
ment, the great akin cure and
Crest oi emollicnta. Wcar.dur
l the night, old, loose kid
gloves, with the linger end cut
off and air holca cut In the palma
For red. rough, chapped handa,
dry, fissured, itching, feverish
palms, with shapeless nails and
painful finger ends, this treat
ment Is simply wondcrf uL
Millions of People
Ubb 0VIMJ.M Hoxr, assisted by Ol IBi
l ax UurTMaMT, lor pr.avof v Ing, iurlly
ing, aud beautilyiug the skin, foroMBjaaing
the scalp of crusts, scale, and daielruff,
aud the slopping of falling flair, for aufttni
iug, wliiteiilug, and soothing Sad, rough,
ana sore hanits, lur bahy rashes, Itching,
aud in nations, and for all llio nurpoaea of
ti e toilet, kill, and uursury. Millions of
women use Otrncoaa Hoar iu thu form
of hitlis for aiiiiuyiug iiirlawiualious.cfiaf
lugs, .mil excoriations, ur too free ur olfen
sive pi rsplrailon, in tho furm of waaliua
for ulcerative weaknesses, aud for man
n ...... . u.i s. p. i. purpusus wbluk nJ-
lly suggest il.ouie.v e to woman, SMS
cUlly mothers. OoTWI ax Mt tsamkiu-s
In olu boar al Oss 'aoa. the
and oomplexloo snap, ami Iks nas SiS
Ulh, aud baby soap Is iba WOflO.
12LV2 A iaftio iba Ibkiksuad ootfols, sx.4
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