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""ak T!TT" ginitnitTaatJt , f5SSTISBR3 EASTERN OREGON WEATHER. r.lr tonlfht.nd Ti.,i.r; .rm. "f !:,.,.!,;! people ! "EX rm. fact. ; " mnnnimnmMM ENDLETON, UMATILLA COl'NTY, OHEHON, MON DA V, Al'UFST 1901. roi-14, NO. 420i The Place To buy Groceries ock to i from Ca" e me Mj is thottnn fancv ami Mtplr 0. R. Demott The Boston Summer Goods at Small Prices. Childrens Dresses. i.rt to 14 year. IVrcale, Gingham, ( hamlry 1-3 off regular prices. Shirt Waists to close 49c Pendleton's Big Busy Store. MOOL books ftauitMEs . WE we tbt distributor ol "WiNc School book therefor , will be your ld i.u. ...h ' aiuw bar! v..,, l , j luiiuri UUCK. CrluoL SUPPLIES k-V Sp0 Big Tablet Kaler i. IVnholdera I.- g-Tw atiiaa-npiUM, for any . . . IVU. -l'l-r- ur nittrtslota, i i Speeial Prices " " Walking COtt, in,, to fcJtfXew Boukj, at Ka,urn 3Ur Uu.. , - : 118, worth 136. Qt0, fkjkaj Arli- 2 21ii?h Mchlue Oil - oc. LT Toy tod UAnes C',,1 iUJMkrten u,,bl"ppd in Ha tern vr u u-i 5 FLEDERiCK N0LF7 A Mighty Clearance Sale - - Cool and Pretty SHIRT WAISTS - - At Half Price-- 1 i . LES TH N MANUFACTURERS FIRST COST OF MATERIAL Al.ONB . . Our Styles Are Better Our Prices Are Lower Than Anvwhere Else Alexander Women's Wash Skirts and Suits of Linen, 'overt, Pique, I Kit k. etr. h regular price. BYERS'BL To make good bread use Byerr' beet Kiour. It bk tlret preuiiuui at the Chicago Wurld'e Fair oer all competi tion, aud givee eaoMlleut eatiefaotioo wherever ueed. Kvery eaca it guaranteed. We have the beet Steam Rolled Bai.ey, Seed Uye aud Heard lean Barley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYEKS, Proprietor. "See Dem Freezers I have a full line of The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers from one pint to ten -juartH, will freeze cream in from three to five minute; alo have a full line of foiling tackje, haminucka, eU1- .See my line before buying T. C. TAYLOR, the & Hexter, Store and Covtll Cloth. and 79c. CHINA AND GLASS WAHE in the latest pattern are shown at Kuh man's store. Tier upon tier of glittering glassware tvory useful and ornamental kind. Handsome berry and water sets in e i . IN de sign Hand painted china. TlM daintiest of porcelain ware. What ever you want for use or ornament is here. Tt i to place dinner kU are Show ing .1 liu.ou ar uavpiali. d valuo Jelly glasses c ymt doi C. ROHRMAN. TFLOUK Hardware Man. GINIRAL NBWS. Hon. K.lward Munninu. tht w(altli ient man in Iowa, diml at hn homo II Kpo. atiqn Satimlay. Ho wan 8i ye'. o( ngo. Hin eMato vahnnl at :!.HV.lKH'. JlTlii' cm ire town o( l.n.lervillt, In ilinna, ai deetrnvwl hv rlre Saturday. rin-r wai do Are HMMtkM, l'he town Im a mpulation of NO, No ramalttc nre NpWtM Kd a anl V. Shopherd ot Manai'liiimt, chirt rlnrk ol tlio Tatont otflof, aa .nmmarilv iltnmiamd from hip iiitin. It wa dWOVffM that h had itolen th content" of .ever I reiMtrl 1 t J. T. Havilcn. MTri tarv of fho btlHh in New York i-ifv oi Swift .V; Co., the S ' ' !S u TZ: known that he in hort .0.tHHl in hit Mtorato. Kavorahli' crop report throughout 1 iiaiy indicate the wheat procpert . 'lightly in aSMM of laot MMt'l har vest of 4:',it(t,tvi) hectolitren. The wine outlook in al prtimining, there buing no di.eae affecting the vinec. (in Kuhliti and hi nianairer, Billy Mailden, arrived in San Kranci o (MS Cortland aturda. They went HMN t" ign article with .lun Jeffrie, who ha (wen in the ctate a month anil ha- agree l to meet Kuhhn and tight him for the championhp of the world. Stmnboul, the trotting million 2:07 ill i'il at the larm of In own er, B. P. Ilarriman, New York. Me wa bought by the late Mr. Hohart of San rranciro for 110,000 ami later wa hipped to New York ami old for 4I, OOt) to Ilarriman. Tlioma V. I.awnon ot Hoalou ha purchae.l from I' II. i'arrit of Mill way, r,y., the l-ycar-ohl Illy Mary K. Leyhurn lor f lo.OUi. She ' won the tirt heiit ot the Lexington trottu.u fu inr.tv a- . L'M-iir oll in L':JI ami work- ed thi year in 2:15. A teleuram ha leen prepared at the navy department to forward to the l-.wa at an r rancico, ordering her to prepare at MM to go to ea. When he advie the department that h" i Ireailv, an order will lollow for her to proreed at OMt to i'anauia. l uung ( orhett of Hcnver wa uiven . the deciion at t m- end of a lti-roiiml go with tieorge flison, ex-feather-weight champion, in Ihaiver Saturday night. The tight wa the faitot Keen there in tome time. While Corhett wa the aggreor at all time, lhxon puniHhed him neverely, and troin the tilth round to the tiuili, t'orbett' face wa hathixl in bliMal. PAtiriL NORTH W KS I NlWb, Sheepmen m Malheur county are puting in a Mock of bay for next wint er by buying it at $4 and 5 per ton. I tie finance committee of tin- l og in direct lair and carnival i conhih nt it can raise flOUO, which w ill inure the m cer i.l the event. The ilate lor the fair ha not been ilecnled iion. Clyde I'ayne, the celebrated I'niver ity of Oregon loot hull player, ha en tered the University of Call lorn la. It la rumored he will hold an laptftMH position on the Berkeley gridiron. One of the warmest day tin month a aeagull wa lound resting at the larm of Oi H. William, m ar Morn, Sher man county. It muni have beau driven inland by an adverae wind, ays the ihgerver. Lowell Leep, the seven year old son of Mr. ami Mr. Henry Leep ol I'nie Valley, wa thrown from a horse ami in tautiy killed. He wa thrown, trik nig on hi iiead. in such a way a to punch a hole in hi ukull. The Master barber' AaaiM-iatlon of eattle ha decide. 1 to advance the price of hairi tilting from HwititO -16 ti ihc increase in pri e will go into if i m Auugst 1', and will be observed at all shops enrolled in the association. Baker City will have a street fair and carnival after all. It will be held neptemlMr i to 7. The action of tin BOanlttM which turned the fair down has MM res Hided, aiel every Lssly ha gone to work with a will to make the event a aucceae. H.eL'uiou PttUU westlxjuud over laud limited wa wrecked at Table Ho(K, near tireeu Biver, Wyo., hatur day. Three of the train crew and thir teen MMMgatf acre nijureil.i.oiie r ioualv. The accident wa the reull of a collision between the overland ami two light engines, which were endeav oring to make a aniiug. V u. his wile's weak in flu ii ha i In of ihsi-. - intcnti II ol till Ill .111 lor i olg Ttw ii i. d air i - tu-.il'-d as . flxMH, aiul it hi r in. n TI ol l)n npiii.- o own w cults oi heart "trouble," lier Je," 'idite ' troubir ' aiel othi-r ed troubles.' rlU-i led b Uu' uae Hercc'. Csfjlrsf aluiual fllMW ery Hrimanlv lln "IMMovciy i a meiiii iue lor Ihe me ol do-4i ol Ihe stomach and bbol Bui il mrea ill rasn of oigaiis Mt-iiiinglv ri-uuae from the gtoBMsdi, bacaum I hear diiraaca nave their origin in diar.wrd loiuiiliori of Ibe stoiuafb aud Ut tsWitl'! organs of digestion ami nulritioii I dcat'.'td will, i lir- .'.ifl. o nl 4atttn '"' weak h'-art Iue lln- ii " aMirt " wou Mrs luiiiiA WiU , ofijvuri ..list i hoi. BO Kl "I silllnl UilHwi.illW"HI I IU'1 had mvili ii.i lo livi n iir I voiul.l hso orr (rrrrd I. ilu M l.u-Uud Uaol ol i.o!dii Mc lii.il UaOUVrr) SWd hi- lmv-lll I laall I took thai inel 'i li'st hlf eriiu'l In hrl). sui ujok ia utauVa Ul-ir I .t'.o-l I aui ts-r awV well aid sui umkiii foi i loao!ii it has urn i Gog mm E m Dr pii ro PUewaaut I'elU-u ciut ton auisitiou. ' ' VY ... ISLANDER HITS A BIG ICEBERG AND GOES DOWN Sixty-five Lives Lost Wreck. in the SUNK OFF DOUGLAS ISLAND. ALASKA o PlSMDfters Rlhhi'tl 10 tb( DfCtS iOi TIlAO Jumprxl Into (he Lifeboats, Cinslnit Them to Swamp. Victoria. II. 0. Aug. It. I ho Hteatner Ulamler, llauhip ol ti e t'a nadian I'arirlc Navigation fleet, the ! largett ami l'atet panaenger uteamer 1 on the ictoria-Skagway route, col Inled with an iceberg off Houala i i laud, early Thnrmlay morning, wtnle en route touth witli the largeit num i ler of paener carried thi year. She a-ik iii liftoen minute after ' triking. t'apta in Koote, and iilty-live per I mm., including paenger and ineiu i U'r of the crew, were drowned. To add horror to the diater, the boilWI expliHled, at the hip went ilow n,cauini death to manv who wore Struggling in the water. Drow ned Like tali in Slalaroomi. The t,.ainer left Skaijwav in the ,.V,.MI1, ,,i We.lneilnv lent, i.'ro. e.nl inn M oTLyM canal, when the COllltloa .,-,, r r- l' Mot of the paMtiiter ami ir. ..I it ....... u.i.,..,. i majority got Ml on deck in time t.'i be majority uot out on waved in boat, but aved in bout, hut u Inrue numher went down wliile in tlieir state rooms. Some ol the Miirvivor arrived here last night, on Isiard the Ijuecn, which passivl over the scene the billowing evening and picked them up at Ju neau. It ia impoihle to obtain a complete list of the dead. The purser remained north to Mtleml to the forwarding of those of the sur vivors v. ho were bind I'd at noughts is land, while assistance was procured I ruin JtJMMi Pralta for Ship's uniaan. Ureal i'il is given the olllcer (oi the manlier in which tin y ttted The ollicers state that, had not the patwa ger rusbeil to the boat a, the lrM life wuilld have been small I'hree huinlreil thoiiMaml dollar in gold was on hoard, one-third belonging to the passenger. ('apt. L Blanc, the pilot who had charge of the steamer, VtMtMl "While attempting to avoid one big block of ice, we run into another. The seem- wa heartrending. Tin- hnai were scattered and overcrowded Vo ple were adrift ami crying lor help. The crowded rait were iickd under, thoai- alsiard drowning." Pastanaari Loil. I hop.. suppoHed to be lost are: Mr. Boe, w ile ol loveruor Bos of the Northwest Territory. Mrs. Bo' non e, name mil giM n Dr. John I'uncan icloria. Mr. J W. Smith, Vancouver J. M. liuugiaa, Vancouver. Mrs. J. L Wiuoi, Miattle. W. ti. I r .ii ami bride, Seattle. W. H. Kealey and two on, Kokula Mr. I -II and two children, Vi- toria. Mr. Nicholson, wife of Captain N icholaou. Mr. J. Qi Heiideraon, Victoria. Mr Pbilli w and child, Seattle. II. Burs... II I'. Burke II. I'orter. Neil Folk. Lust Nemuar or lha traw. I 'a plain Foot. (M0fM Allen, engineer. II. Smith, ateward. J. I Hlit. cook. I. Bakboldtr. tieorge Mill. Hugh Porter. M. Folk. Jisseiih Harder. A. Kendall M' ran. Five other furllaad Han Lost Oold. l ortland, Ore. , Aug Itt. kWlali M. Blumauer of I'ortland was a Mr Vlvor of the wreck of the Islander. He lost ll,:"-i, hi share of the gold 'dot that went down. HUNTINGTON Al ILK HAYliS i Claiinad H. k. Will buocssd Ilia ItVllltrt rn. ii.. Prakidant. Omaha, Aug. IK. A prominent I u ion Pacific official here intimated that H. K. HllUllllgtoU, In-lilieW ol Ihe late lOulla P. Huiitlligbiii, Will be appointisl ' president of ttie houtheru Paclhc lo ' succeed Hay. (Hi K. liuutiugtou on -undat h -nied iHsltively, a did aeveral of ln friend, that he was to succeed Hayes, aud said be would not accept It if 0 fered . I ROM KIPAKIA rO UBW1ST0N aald U Ha ooa to the lapl rer His Maar future. Portland, Aug. IV. Word has beau received bere that a railroad Irom id pana to Lewiatm Is a iciaeibilily ol the near future. President Mullen, stated thai either the .Northern Ptclttc or the O. H. A S. will build the hue. ; Tbi IwtOi WtlilMI MOM through pri vale, but reliable aource. Jabour Oea lo Holaa. Boiae. Id., Aug. 17. -Special. Ar-1 raugeUieuM were completsal Wxlay aud i on tract aigned for a grand street fair aud uaroival to take place in thi city I 'September Wtb to 13th iucluaive. Tnia brings Jaboor' Oriental -boar to tin city lor that week and insures a most succeaaful carnival. Mere ouid Dug up. Crockett, Aug. If, A bar ol gold wortb ta.UUU haa been 0bed up Out bar valued at I4U,UJ0 still is uiiaslug THI! NEW YORK MARKET Reported by t. L. Ray h Co., Pendleton. I'hVaan Hoard of Trade and New York Stoak Bxehaute Brokers. New York, Aug. IW. -The wheat market wa lower thi morning, in thicnccd by the lower cable but inol of flie decline wa recovered tudore the cliwe, which was '4 under Saturday Liverpool , l'iisl Id lower, 7 .'l-H. New York I at 7Ml4 for Septem ber, sold up to 77'4, and closed 7U 7-h. The visible supply bowed a decreaae for the week of 1, 450, Oik), making total M,770400 ttaptllll with an increase for the same w.-ek lat year of I , 4il k) when the total wa 4M,;ni ,lkk Stock higher. Money, :l per cent . Wheal Close Saturday, ' I -f ' 'ih-ii today, 7tl M-H. Kange fislay. 7ol4 to 77t,. Close bslay, 7rl 7-H. Stock Sugar, l;i."4 . steel, M l-H; Nt. Paul, M I . P., H. Wheat in Kan Pranalieo. San Kriincisio. ug. PI. Wheat 101 l-H. El ROPE HAY INTIiRVI-NIi ranama I anal Not lo He Kaslly Aluorbtd b th llnltad state Washington, Aug. Id. The possi bility oi naropMB lottrrMtlon in the nthiir of t'olombta is threatened hv the presence ot the Trench warship Snchet on the scene. It i part iculiirly un m elcoiue to the iidin iuistrat ion, and im ri gurded a n serious tiienme to the plains of the government to get into a position to purchase the I'liliaimt canal which it i almost certain the canal DOQ Blitt foil MMHtlUMIMli I rem h men who lost fortune in the Panama swindle are imposed to purchase of the canal hv the United State and, a there are enough of them to overthrow auv Fr h minis try mat would permit It, II I lielleveil in- in,.. ! in,. wiirNinp wa iiotie to uiolify them, and i presum ably intended us a hint to the I'nited Mill- that Franc- does not waul to nee the Panama canal gel out oi French hand. It i for thi reason that Hie Doited States deemed It wise to Mend a strong force of warship to the lth lull in order to serve notice uiii BOfOPOM governments that tin conn try ' interests there are paramount. No state or War. Waahiugton, Aug. Ill -The Colum bian minister culled upon Secretary Hay this morn nig and talked ov-r the conditions ol altnirs between Colombia and VmMMWII He declansl there was no state ol war between the two countrie and that the lighting that ha occurred between revolutionists and government forpea i an endeavor tO MpfsftM t relndliou. He hasdiN- tialches lo Ihe eltecl that the relation let I een the two governments will con lilOt ol the most cordial nature. A Minister Arrested. OolOOi Colombia. Aug. III. Ki Mm ister ol Commerce Pulnlos ami u num ber of Ins bench men were arrested on an order hv President Castro, suNpectcd of plotting tO circumvent Castro, ami of encouragement of the ( olom nian revolution IHE P. & I. H. WORK HI OINS Kslaiiilon in-n. iiu ut from I eunell to Savon Devils Country. Boise. Aug. 9, Special, lieneral Manager P. P. Shelby wire to Bolt liils afternoon that work on the etlcn IMO ol the Pucllic m Idaho Noithcrn railroad was QOOstOOOOtO today Tin intension starts Irom t'ouncil, the present tatOalOOl of the P I. V, and will run directly into the v-r heart of the Seven MtVfilt mining country, a distance of forlv live mile. I.very available man ami team in the country i being put al work. ieuer.il M anager hhelhy Hay the in tent Ion is to complete ibe mad before the beginning of winter. It will he a standard guage road and will la. thor oughly' aqulppod. The stalling of lln road for this cel ebrated i upper camp is a mailer of noli b llnsirlaucu to the people of Southern Idaho and 'specially to those IntOMMted in the Si rM I'cvils. The Work Will be .nl,e. to rapid eoapaotiOO It i" i laioied that lha Seven Hevlls will rival Unite a a cop. nor mining district and one mine alone has aln- eiy been (ttvalopad to such an -iti nl a to be rated al a value of $11, 000 Out) A smelter is being erected near Weiser and th MMtrOttlOO of Ihe P. A I. N. aa announced, will bring alsiill a liisuii in soiitliern Idaho never before equaled SCHII.iS MW CHARUIS says havaaalioii bureau Uldn'i Head lha I elagrain tlusaly. Washiugloii, Aug. IU. Sew charge are laiing aOOM against the bureau ol navigation by friends of Schluy. The charge practically amounts to one ol forgery although eaplauation I ottered that iu Ihe translation o cablegram sent in cipher lln- bureau frequently BOOteOtt Itaell with arriving at the "anliae, without binding Itaelf to a I literal Iranslalion Thus, in a tele gram from cbley on whicli the charge ..i JIU.L.JI i I 1 , I oi iiisoianjiiuu e oi orunre is maiie, -i ho yr' friends claim that H waa dis torted hebjev merely saying it waa im isiaaihle to uo) cerlalii ordera. si i.l. ) and his attorney held another coiilereuie this morning. shot at a hel.llve. itnlae. A in. Ill Mtasalal Mai ill. VioMOt, a youth III years of age, ago p. tied bis revolver al a relative named li.id I. Hurt, who lives on Ury Creek, a few miles froui the city, yeaterday I be shots were ineffective except that bint's hat was shot full of hole. Young Vincent and hi brother, Frank, are under arreat. Located Tbalr booty. I i North, Tea., Aug. IU. Men ou dcr arrest al Cauey, I. f (or U,, r-. i. ol irain robbery were takeu to Ibe si. oi by the officer ou Sunday and lo cated some of the b.mly which was re- oyereo. II Um Mt MM ol your bowel is not easy and regular serious complication unlet be the dual result DeWitf Lit tle Karly Biaert will remove this dan ger. hale, ploaeaut and effective. Tall- ii. an 4 Co. AMALGAMATED SOLAR PLEXUS o Starting Painter Mills Discon certs ShalTer. o- SOUTHKK N MEN WERE SMUGGLED II 0 1 lanl Situation In Uacbtntttd Kaat uM WrM Knight of Labor tad Alii Trmt LMjtur to Aft. N MhlOgtoO, lOg. Ill The Knight t Labor and the Anti-trust I eaite have de. ided lo wage a tight against the duel iron in New .l,.rev, a well it in Ibis ,ily. IWeedlng are in stituted in New Jersey where the char ter ol tht -tee! trust aa graiit-t. haik iug to lorbotnre tf the charter on the ground that the trut operate againat the wellare of the tmerlcan sititMS. Had for Hi Amalgamated. Pitta burg, lag, Two hundred steei worker many of them old em ploy tod union MO, went to work in the Painter mill tint morning. It i a serious bVtOt in the inalgaiuatwl rank tod in roglVOtt hv some aa the begun. nig uf the end nf the defeat of the taoolgoaooted Ii theeat The inernan Htttl HtOf coiupany, it is said, will shortli attempt reumj ttOg it all t" plants While the pick- ' fVtrt ttlotf this merning, a pe tltl Irani hr..nght in a large number d men, all said to Is- ciiwrieliced. Iron the (tO the The lire smith I'hin acre encorteal mills with. ml inolelation. in the furnace have lawn Ihe continued refusal of the lighted. South Chicago men tO strike is a diap- I ii ii. eni to Shaffer, in view of toe action of the la View and Juliet men The Huuilcane furnace of the Ctrntgl mpany is running in spile ol the claims of the A uialgamat.sl oil! eta I that thev Inn e t lie ui-ii organ l'el atruaai tltw Thii Weak. Pltteborgi ftOfi IU The real trtig gle ol the strike is ttpMttd. thi Weak. It i on the card that the trust will try to start a tew oi tin- t n f m mill bare and al Cleveland and the hisip mill iu the MoiiesHcn tin mill at liliiitiilsr ftta Inkers are determiuisl that the in 1 1 Is shall imt start up and aa a rouae- qua (cresting leyeiopmeuta may l.e eipci led 1 1 1 a I ga in a ted octttial claim gains in some oi the hs-al mill. Milwaukee, Aug IM. Bav View mine were all alatvd down tin morn nig. eoept Ihe blast furnaces The trliara tra 0tet k ping miwtly to their home. Wmi I'ssrs Maalliia in PrlMo. .n. Kran. IttO, Aug ! The action ot ihe retailer' Association demanding thai wholesalers in the Klupluyers' -so. nit ion consent bi a ueace collier euce by Wednesday night or forfeit the retailers' trade I the feature of to day' strike The general situation I unchanged . HEN ENTOMBED1 ALIVE Cleveland lunnal Disaster Purnlshe Soma Artaraialh. t'lcyelahd. lug 18 II is diaouvared that two men tOttMPbod it Ihe water work tunnel in last I'huraday'a dtaeat er are still alive They are John Kiel and a Bltt naiinxl Kilgene. A raauue parly has been loriueil to go Into the tunnel Si. ..IM Atrlean tattle. ia, og II An otnciel Pre tuna ditoolon raotlrtd i the war of iii. todt) daaeribta an eugateuiaut at Middle1 Transvaal, yesterday, in which the Fuglih bait one killed, alt wound-. I and fourteen mixing, and the ii .I'm y i killed rim Brititn aurpiia- ed ihe Id ers In a laager The Brititti Inr.e wa- ISO, the B-s.r' Hll I homes Wright, a pioneer of Jackaon tMOt) and a well known tanner aud atis krtitt r, bed at III home iu Wil low Springs district, last weak. The b.i I- I .Hied III ihe collllty IU ItOg, em igraling from Kentucky. SCHOOL .SHOES U Wave juttt openoti up eiKht large case.- of school ohoeaa. I I'm u little otvrly, but w wuut to lot you know whoro yon can gat thoin. W carry that boot luokiug, the bcaat nitiiiK. and the longoot wearing ohoe made. Every pair off 5hoea we sell guaranteed The Peoples Warehouse TUB FITTERS OF PUT. 716 Mam buasot. fwuOUtoaa, Of.