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jjSHGEDITION OMLYEVENINGEDITIM Eastern Oregon Weather Fair tonight nml Sunday; warmer tonight. THE DAILY d -nnr rftflldGIlCO will bo del voreuv-- --. t KnottlPflfi r t 5c A WEEK. PENDLETOX, UMATILLA COUNTY, OI?EGOX, SATURDAY, -IUXU 7, UH)2. NO. 4-15 rOh. 15 If It ;!';; CANDIDACY ..M.;nu tn Portland Paner in Which He Shows He Has a Hen on Senatorship. -....t.po I P.ALL extra SESSION LEGISLATURE. ,. i.. iu. Rnpnncp nf Puttlna State IS 1UI - w i n I I uc..k iinrinr t-iai aaiancs aim the Initiative and Referendum In Force and Effect Some Close Vot ing in Baker County Election Re turns All in Except Those of Har ney County. Portland, June 7. uovernor ueer a announced his candidacy for the nited States senate and In an inter ew with the Evening Journal, said: 'As to the senatorship, I will only v thnt tiin flatterinelv larce vote yen me by the people will give me e office without question, unless the gislature sees proper to ignore the . ...ill ..1.!. I . n4- nil ltl!rt wiitin I Imvn nnnnrRnt.lv curried , uuu l J . . i vj " 1' X " A.. H 7 I I, .. r. . 1 nnlllfl . 1 U.. J r uartv vote, anu my mujoriiy is r in excess of that of the newly ected members of the legislature. It KHU'fl n 1TUL11 VULtJll 1U1 llltJ WiiU vnril nnv nHior mnn fnr t.hfi United' tates senate, it is difficult to sup- 1 . 1 1. lit n ispositiou to disregard the instruc- n A t..nl ,1 fitittnl ilnitnH limit 1 1 avt run rhihr n l in iiuur me Geer May Call Extra Session, Portland, June 7. There may be Atrntitl - I -1 1 1 1 T 1 Tl T I Til II I Mil 1MII1. Ilt4 M M III I lin tllllllllll.llll DLULI. II1UL' ...1.1.1. ,11 Hnn FA flni nn 1 n ttUfl r HI ILLll I1I11C1UI. Jj V ttllUULUlU iX 1U.1T 1 Tl I V If I I II M I H . t . I YVUUIU. 1 111 1 1 J. nnnfttnn linOO CI fiTIT. Til JIT. TI1H HAL1U HUOOlUll liQW i n Ivifflnrf w w nin i.'iinr mtimi h i 1 vh liui iiiiliuiitv j -i J' ...l-.l.n'U Vix trnl-QVC nn niT m-fin ii li Tn 1111- w n i i.nt; vw-wam ftV'R O Pft nn. Official Count In Baker. Baker City. June 7. The official unit of Baker county was completed . mi. nt Pivaa tiio Hnco vntfls. neroioiore uuii 1 J- i v i 1 1 1 1 11s t:iri:Lt;ii uuMhw& w Or tv nf ono vn fl A K. (iOmbS IS Robbins, democrat, defeated George r da 1 . . . tn -. .. 1 1 r iir ' iiantMi inn ",vl UJ J-V VUICO. IV. IT. Is re elected countd judge by 349 ; H. K. Brown, republican, sheriff, 257; J. C Brooks, democrat, commissioner, 191. Chamberlain's plurality in the county over Furnish Is G81. Sam White's Figures. (lhp.mlini.ln n a nAw o nnnrHn t.fl (ho figures of State Chairman Sam White, 373 votes ahead of Mr. Furn ish. The republicans, while acknowl edging Chamberlain's election, de clare that ho will get In by less than 100. Governor Thayer, democrat, was elected over B. B. Beekman, republl can. by about 40 votes. The Harney County Returns. The returns are nracticallv all in except those of Harney county, the wunty seat of that county being 190 JO'lea from the railroad and some of he precincts a long ways from the county seat. But it is known quite closely how the county voted on governor. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. IICHEIL TALKED Only Seven Applicants Appeared at . the Court House Today. Albert Bedell, of Walla Walla, as- sisted by Ralph Howland, of the local postofllco, made the examinations for carriers for the local free delivery at 0 PeffO 11 Senator Made 311 I li the court house this forenoon. Nine applications had been sent in, but, tereSting Speedl Oil tlie only seven appeared for the exami- 1 nations and the work was completed; Sth mian Canal QueSt'lOll, before noon. The results will be sent j x to Washington, D. C, and who are the lucky ones will not be known un til after the 15th. Triple Murder. St. Joseph, Mo., June 7. A careful investigation into the death of Mrs. Belle Smith and her two children at Hardin, Mo., who were Wednesday found dead in the ruins of their home, revealed a triple murder which had preceded robbery. Mrs. Smith was a widow and kept In her homo $1000, received on an insurance policy car ried by her late husband. The vic tims had been murdered with a hatch ed which was found in the ruins of the home. Tramps are suspected. was opposed to the Panama canal route. Said There Is No Use of Paying $40, 000,000 for the French Rights Urged Immediate Action and Said Lack of Canal Was Causing a Loss Each Year Sufficient to Build the Canal. Washington, Juno 7. Isthmian ca nal legislation will occupy the entire time of the senate next week, but it is probable that a final vote will bo Memorial for Mgr. Corrigan. Maw VniV Timo 7 -TnnintTfiir line been set as the date and Carnegie ff ached by the 18th. Indications are safe majority on the final vote. In Hall as the place of the big meeting; i,l f ti, the house all ot the week will be de vicinity to honor the memory of the ,, .... , a ,.,. iiv,n n,iJ, w voted to the Corliss bill for govern- HUNDREDS PEHiSH Steamer Arriving at San Fran cisco Reports Destruction of Another City, BURIED UNDEDR MASS OF STONES, LAVA AND ASHES. the eruption nt Inst broko forth In full fury, showers of lnvn, nshes nnd istoiu's wore ejected nml covoroii tho I country for miles nround. No dotalln were obtainable by the olllcors ot tho Pnlenn, but tho losa of Hfo was os tlnmted at not less than 1000. Pelee Was Dad. Fort do France. Juno 7. Yester day's eruption of Mount Poleo was far worse than at first supposed. There was a severe earthnunUo Bhock at Morno Kongo nnd a shower ot stones fell live miles west, In the sen. Stones fell nt Ornnd Anso, on tho cast coast. Tho town of Cnso l'llote, about four miles from Fort do Franco, has been deserted. NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray &.Co., Pendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokera. Champanlco,' Now York. N. ., Juno . l.ivor- now ciwHim --h uirikh iuuuj, 'I The Unfortunate City Was Retalblcn, Situated at the Foot of Mount Taco na, in Guatemala Volcano About Three Miles From Near i own oi i apacnuio. i r, ios. Now York opened 'jC up, San Francisco, Juno 7. Another j VSi, and closed 78 3-8. Chicago city in Central America has suffered opened 71IV. (ft71!-, and closed 72Vi. almost complete destruction nnd j Tho export shipments for the hundreds of Inhabitants wero killed week wore 4,(100,000 compared with by volcanic eruptions. Tho steamer ! O.COO.OOO for sanio week- last year. Palena, which arrived hero from Heavy rains In the winter wheat southern ports, brings news that tho districts is causing uneasiness, as town of Uotnlblen, situated at tlio , liarvoung is anoui commencing. 170.000 MEN DDI the Big Pennsylvania Coal Strike Now Assuming Mas todon Proportions. RIOTS ARE ALSO BECOMING EXTREMELY IMMINENT. Bourke Cochran will be the principal speaker of the evening. A musical program of male voices and the ca thedral choir will be an additional feature. Ministers Sign Protocol. Washington, June 7. Ministers Brun, for Denmark, and Hay, for the United States this morning signed the protocol extending the time for the ratification of the treaty for the purchase of the Danish West Indies one year. ment construction of tho Pacific ca ble, and a bill to allow arid states to use part of tho funds realized from the sale of public lands for irrigation purposes. Resuming his discussion on the Isthmian canal bill, Mitchell, of Ore gon, said enough had already been shown to call a halt on the part of those senators who were urging the adoption oi the Spooner amendment, favoring the Panama route. (Concluded on page 7.) foot of Mount Tacona, in Guatemala, has been- burled luulor a mass of lava, stones nnd ashes thrown from the volcanic crater, probably 1000 of its people having perished. Tills vol cano is about three miles from Cham panlco and near the town of Tapachu lo, which it is believed also suffered severely. The eruption occurred sov- mlsno oral days before the l'aiena arrived ai Champanlco. Tho vessel's oftlcers were Informed by the agent of tho Taciflc Steam Navigation Company, that for weeks a black pall of smoko had hung over tho volcano's summit and the glare from tho crater fre quently Illuminated tho Bky. When Closo yesterday, in Open todny, 78!i. Hunge, 78 3-S 784. Close, 78 3-8. Stocks: Sugar, 127; Stool, 39T6; St. Paul, ICS 1-S; U. P., ItitVfc. Wheat In Chicago. Chicago, Juno 7. Wheat 72'Ac per St. Collided . VI th a Car. Louis. Juno 7. A Missouri Pa cific train collided this morning with a suburban lino olectrlc car. About 20 persons wero injured, llvo of whom may die. Official Election Returns of Umatilla County for 1902 CANDIDATES Trecinct Keglstrution this Trouble With Yaquls. Phjenlx. Ariz.. Juno 7. A dlsnatch morning from Hermoslllo Bays v. ------ j iroub with the Yaquis is over e Yaquls having to give up to the Zr8,two men charged with the uraerlng 0f a ranch foreman at El- Surrendered and Had a Feed. HB Srla' Juno 7. Commandant ed t u ouu "O6 Burrenaer ceMi Heldle"urg today. After re- to .? t E00fl dinner they dispersed numim "CD is oxpocieu mac a ito ir, i C commandoes will disperse leir homes without aurranderlnsr. For "Governor . , , Goo. K. Chamberlain, D.. William J. Furnish, Kep A.J. llunEuker, Pro K. K. Kyaii, Hoc For Supremo Judge Kobt. S. IS, mi, Kep tl. V. Itouham, Dem O.J. Bright. Pro For Secretary of State C. W. Barzee, fcoo N A. Davis, Pro , Frank I. Dunbar, Hop... D. V. Bems, Dem For State Treasurer Henry Blackmun, Dem,. T. 8 AlcDanteJ, Pro Charles 8. Moore, Krp... Vt . W. Mjcrs, boo For Sup. Pub. luhtruotlon J. il. Acker man, Kep.... K. W. Kelsey, Pro W. A. Waun, llera For Attorney Ueueral A. M. Crawloid, Kep .... T. II. Goyue. Pro .... James II Kaley, Dem.... For StatH Printer W. W. Brooks, P.io James E. Godtrey, Dem.. J . t. iioemer, ouu 81 r it U'liltimv. Ren For Congress, secoud dl.t. W. F. Butcher, dem.... Dledrlcli T. Gerdes, Boc. F. It. BuauldinBi Pro.... J. N. Williamson, Kep... For United Slates Senator T. T. Geer, Kep r v. n Wrtnri. nem For Joint Senator,i!2nd dist il. A. i,oppie, rro Walter il. Pioice, Dem,. J. W. Berlber, Kep For Joint Kep. 22nd dlst J. J. Adkius, Pro W. F.. Matlock, Dem G. W. Phelps, Kep - For State Senator G. W. Klgby, Pro C. J. Smith, Dem F. W. Viucent, Kep For Representative II. U. Adams, Kep Ira W. Berry, Pro W. M. Blakfey, Dem C. E. Macombcr, Kep.... S. S. Parrls, Pro E. A. Keser, Dem For Sherill- M. J. Carney. Rtp M. B. Scott. Pro T. D. Taylor, Dem... ForX'ounty tilerk V. D. Chamberlain, D... G. W. Ingle, Pro F. O. KogeM, Kep For Recorder William Fulsom. Rep.... W. O. Ilopson, Po. U. II. Marsh, Dem For Treasurer Tho m ub Chandler, Pio.., W. D. Hansford. Dem .. E. J. Bjimmerville, Kep., For Assessor George Buian, Rep....... Charles P. Brtaln, Bern., For Surveyor Koy E. Beck, Pro James A.Howard. Dom.. John W.Kimbrell, Rep.. For Cornor W. O. ("ole. Rep......... T. M. Henderson, Dem., For Couuty commissioner H. L. Frailer, Pro T. P. 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WllkoHlmrro. IV. Juno 7. This city todny became the lieadqimrtora for a HtrlliO of nenrly 170.000 men, 18,000 mlnoiH or the bltniulnouH region or West Virginia IuvvIiik none out on a strike this morning; addition to the 150.000 men now on iitrike tn tho antbraclto Holds. President Mitchell of the iMIno Workers', will mannRo both campulKiia from tlls city. At tho Hllsa colliery this morning 100 stiikeiH with their wives and chil dren attneked two inon who had til roKimiod the strike order, stones nnd RtlfkH lioliiK freoly used. Sovoral wero Injured, Tho women uro doing effective work In Inducing nonunion men to Join the strike and tho coal ami Iron police to abandon tho collieries, mtj s rlkers leader declared today that tho llnods wore gottlng tho best ot tho non-union onglneets and pump men. Hung "Plerp" Morgan. Plerpont Morgan was hanged In ef figy hero this morning. Largo crowda poltod tho elllgy with stones until dis persed by tho police. Durned Non-Union Men. Chainokln, Pa., Juno 7. Several bodies or inarching men, women and children surrounded tho liomes of tho bosses hero last night and built lingo bonllroB on which olllglos of non union men wore distilavod. Non union men wore pelted with stonca by tho strikers while at woru touay. OFFICERS CATCH IT. 131 The Case of the Officers and Men of tho Cruiser Chicago. Washington, Juno 7. The navy do- partinout announces this morning that the court of Inquiry bold upoa the olllccni and men of tho cruiser Chicago, arrested at Venice for fight. Ing, recommends a court-martial for Lieutenant John DoildtidKe, Captain Hobert Wyulo and Assistant Surgeoa Itobert Lodhottor, and that no further action bo taken against Cadet JiunetJ Kress and Private Wlldrod Lngloy. 319 355 2591 California vs. Chicago. Chicago, Juno 7. When tho Cali fornia and Chicago trnck teams man-hod on tlio Marshall Hold, thla afternoon, rain was threatening. Tho California toain wns the fuvorltu when tho llrst event was called, It bo Ing gonorally conceded that Chicago had no chanco with Captain Malonojr out. Injuries provontlng him from par ticipating. In the 880-yard race, Cal pill, Chicago, won; Service, Califor nia, second; iime, 23 2-5. Shot put Plaw, California, won by 1 foot 7 Inches. Hundred yards iilalr, Chi cago, won In 10 seconds lint. Tho 120-yard hurdlo race wns won by Cheek, California, In 1G seconds. Points, 10 each. Seventeen Sailors Drowned, nulutb. Minn.. Juno 7. In a collis ion In tho harbor hero this morning botweeon tho whnloback vessel Wll son and steamer Hadley, 18 of tho fYirmnr'H nrnw lost their Uvea. A great liolo wad stove in tho Wllson'i side and s..o sank almost Immediate- , Uoth vosboIb wore valued at 75, 000. Tlio Hadloy was badly damag ed but managed to reach the short) whoro sho was bouchod. Collision Between Trolley Cart. Philadelphia, Juno 7. A trolley car this morning crashed Into another car on tho Sixteenth street lino, hurling tho latttor completely from the rails and injuring 10 persons, many of whom wero woraon. Two of tho In jured aro oxpectod will dlo. Boers Continue to Surrender, London. Juno 7. Lord Kitchener reports tho surrender o ftho Boer continues, All aro rejoicing oyer th news of peace. i