0A1IY EVENING EDITICW
Eastern Oregon Weather
Fair tonight ami Sunday: warm
or tonight, continued warm Sun
ilay; cooler Sunday night.
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business uj
5cA WEEK.
PEXDLETOIv, UMATILLA COTTlfTY, OHEGCKN", SAT UK DAT, JULY 10, 1902.
It BURNED
SHEEPMEN A l ENJOINED
STRONG HAS E; W A BIG STEAL
THE PRESS IS SKEPTICAL
TRACY IS STILL LOST
COURT ORDERS GRAZING ,
ON PUbLIC LNub STOPPED1
DOUBT EXPRESSED OF KING'S
ABILITY TO STAND CEREMONY.
;ningedition
E-HliKI IWillTr .
id Claims. Two Vic-
Mender Years While
Were Away.
IE ACCIDENT AT
t.
AULA WALLA, FRIDAY.
California Judge Issues an Order Be- i
signed to Proust oovcrhment Rcj who Gave Up Rank and
KHi-vns Until Lauu t!rm i.n P:sirl. i 1
sau iTaucibco, Juiy ia.-judgoj Position Lady Hope Has Lett
tri.'Yrtf ii i h. ilium ..i .. nit rrmft
today lssuuu an lujuucuua restrain- Hgp jf tQ LUTChi
lug ail iic.ojs noiu o''-o sneop on
tne public leserves 01 Aipinc, Mono
Calaveras and Tuominue counties
until a law to this oftect can be pass
ed by congress.
Children Perished in Blaz-
While Strong Men Fran-
ideavored to Save Them.
alia, July 19. Hemmed In
.flame, too young to realize
and make their escape be
f;too late, John B. and Zera
Id 5 and 3 years, sons of
'. the well known implement
re burned to death In a barn
of Mr. Smith's residence
street yesterday.
khe most shocking accident
t has ever occurred in this
lie little burned and black
were removed from the
er the flames had accom-
eir deadly work there was
Iry eye among the hundreds
iiwho had been attracted to
How the fire started will
always remain a mystery,
thought the two little boys
ed matches in some manner
kying about the barn set fire
kw and hay.
;;A Pathetic Scene.
fa pathetic scene when the
.thrones were made aware
ildren being in the burning
rong men became frantic
lability to reach the little
women and children hud-
weonlne and hysterical.
With nlace is auite a distance
FtheJlre station and nothing could
tatter the Are apparatus ar-
aave the children being ae-
the fire demon. The com-
eked heroically and put out
es as soon as possible.
Light Little Bodies Out.
fie most nathetic scene came.
aderson entered the ruins as
the fire was out enough to
4m and began the search for
oc Tht. nlrlest. hOV was IOUnQ
... I
i was lying in a grain bin on
where. aDnarently he had
in nmtect hlmBclf from the ,
Scovered with debris. Sander-
kerf un the little body and car-
pthrough the tearful crowd to
ise. The body of the younger
i - t .
ins iouna oniy a iew ieev hum
it, lying In almost the same po
WpHViPr nf the little ones was
hnmfirt hut they had apparency
suffocated by the heat and
smith wriR out of town at the
of the accident and the children
Un thu rare of her 15-year-om
Y Miss Marguerite Valle Miss
Is prostrated by tne awiui
fly.
Teddy Will Have a "Square."
Oyster Bay, July ID. Roosevelt
will have luncheon this afternoon with
Mayor Low, of XNew York, and Sena
tor Kean, of New Jersey. Low and
Roosevelt will discuss New York politics.
AN EPISODE OF OLD OCEAN
STEAMER BELGENLAND OVER
DUE WITH BROKEN SHAFT.
iMnrp Thnn 0.000 SniH to
1 1 1 V I V i hum v j v v w
Jave Been Stolen From
Chicago Safety Vaults,
BUT SHE ONLY WANTS HER
PRESENTS BACK,
After Being Many Days Over-Due,
She Is Towed Into Halifax With
Her Machinery Out of Commission,
Queenstown, July 19. The Cunard
liner Etura arrived here today with
out having sighted the steamer Bel
genland, which is over-due since
Wednesday. The Belgenland is a sis
ter ship of the ill-fated Waesland
which was sunk in a collision with
the British steamer Hernionidies off
Holy Head last March.
Safe, But Disabled.
New York, July 19. It is believed
here that the Belgenland is safe, but
disabled. A big four-master is re
ported as having been seen in tow of
a two-master in mid-ocean, headed
for Halifax on the 14th. Shipping
men believe this four-master is tne
Belgenland.
Safe In Port
Halifax, July 19. The Belgenland,
in tow of the steamer Scholar, arriv
ed this afternoon. She had a broken
shaft.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN
TAKEN FROM BOXES.
NO MORE THREE-CENT FARE.
City Council of Cleveland Enjoined
From Transacting Business.
Cleveland, July 19. Attorney-General
Sheets has brought quo warranto
proceedings against the Cleveland city
council and the common pleas court
has issued a restraining order pre
venting the council from the perform-
on of unv legislative uuues except
those absolutely necessary to carry
r,n th hiiRinfiss of tne city, ine ei
feet if this will be to knock out the
three-cent fare in Cleveland.
Fears the Captain's Mind Has Gone,
But Is More Worried About Her
Jewelry, Which Disappeared at the
Same Time.
. New York. July 19. Captain Put
nam Bradlee Strong has been myste
riously missing from his home nt
Hastings for several days. Former
I ady Hope, for whom he gave up
rank and position, doesn't know
vhere he Is.
He recently suffered greatly from
his wound, received In the Phtlinnincs
and It is feared his mind may nave
become affected.
Wants Her Presents Back.
It is said Strong had tired of the
woman and that she is not anxious
about his return, but she wants cer
tain articles of jewelry, which she
says -belonged to her, returned. Her
lawyer says every effort to bring
Strong back will bo made.
The Story Confirmed.
Councel for Lady Hope has con
firmed the report that Strong is miss
lng. He hinted at sensational devel
opments.
ANOTHER GRAIN SQUEEZE.
PattonXredited With Having Made a
Small Fortune in One Day.
Chicago, July 19. Another bulge in
July oats on the Board or Trade totlay
lumned the cereal from 57V6 to 75.
Trade was heavy, the shorts buying
Hhemllv on bad weather. James Pat-
ton, who is believed to ho operating
the squeeze, is crediteu wun naving
cleared a small fortune In one day.
A DESPERATE PLOT NIPPED
FIVE THOUSAND MAIDENS.
Iowa May Contribute One of the Most
Beautiful Features of the World s
Depositors Claim That Money Was
Put in Boxes at Night and Was Not
There Next Morning Officials Do
Not Believe the Story.
Chicago, July 19. Over $30,000 in
cash Is ald to havo boon stolen from
the snfety deposit boxes In the Ma
sonic Temple, somo time during last
night.
Tho men who claim tholr boxes
wero rifled are Ed Sturgeon, T. M
Murphy, George Rose, and a man
whose name Is not learned.
They claim they deposited tho
money In their boxes last night and
when they opened them this morning
they wero empty.
Two watchmen wero locked up In
the safety deposit cngo all night and
snv the boxes wero not oiioncd ilur-
in ir tholr watch. Tho oftlclals of the
safety deposit company say they do
not bollovo any robbery was commit
ted. No complaint has been made to
tho police.
PLEAD GUILTY.
Second Postponement Would Be a
Great Disappointment, But Is Fear
ed by Some Medical Men.
Llvoruool. July 19. Tho Post today
oppresses tho hope that tho doctor
havo not taken too sanguine a view
of tho king's progress as a second
postponement of tho coronation would
naturally bo a sorloua disappointment
Regarding this tho pnpor says:
"Among medical men there la a cor
tnln amount of sUentlclsin as to the
king's tltness to go through tho coro
nation August 9th.
Too Much Wind.
Hong Kong, July 19. Tho typhoon
did much dainngo hero today. Thonty
persons wero killed.
The Desperado's Whereabouts
Continue to Be a Dark,
Dark Mystory.
HAS APPARENTLY DISAPPEAR
ED FROM FACE OF THE EARTH"
THE ANTHRACITE STRIKE
MINE WORKERS ADOPTED
MITCHELL'S STRIKE PLAN.
PLAN TO LIBERATE PRISON
ERS WAS FRUSTRATED.
B!a Crowd Expected. I
hnmn Wash.. July 19. Final
fixations for the national conven-
o be held In Tacoma next weeK
ho Young People's Christian
r TTnitBrt Presbyterian
ch have heen completed. Appli-
ns for accommodations receiveu
ha nnmm itttoA In eharee of ar-
emonts indicates an unusually
I attendance. At its last meeting
national committee of the organ-
on decided to hold Its conven
i hionniniiv instead of annually
heretofore and this is expected to
ease the number of delegates,
plte the distance the East, as well
WinnPRotn Town Illinois. Miclll-
. VphrnaVn nml other states of the
Idle west, will he represented. For
I entertainment of the visuore uie
Hi Presbyterian churches, aided
other denominations, have made
borate plans. The sessions are w
itlnue four davB during which time
pre will be addresses by divines,
caters and other persons or vnae
eminence. Following the close of
gathering a number or aide trips
been arranered to nolnts Of in
fest in the far Northwest.
Flnhtlna In Panama.
Panama, July 19. 1A naval battle
CtWBAn thn Inaiiroont flinhontfl Pa-
- h I. I. Ul VV.'V. O "
lll.i and Tkirlnn nnd thA government
untoat8 Chucuito and Olapet 18 on
etween th? Islnndn of Flamenco
iQue. People here aro alarmed and
so trenches are filled with soldiers.
Fair.
World's Fair Grounds, St. Louis
July i9 Five thousand young wo
men from Iowa, to sing the praises of
that state upon a special occasion at
the World's Fair, is the suggestion
brought up at the meeting of the
Tnwn World's Fair commission the
other day. To the credit of the com
mission be It said that the proposi
tion met with unanimous approval.
The commission will concern itself
nQt with the ouestion of a suitable
building at the exposition. The Iowa .
la.inn ic si 9K 000. and the I
commission will aim to exploit a va
riety of state interests, particularly
the opportunities for manufacturing
and mining. The agriculture possibil
ities and realities of Iowa are so well
known that the commission desires
that the public shall not overlook the
tw imnortant interests. Former
Governor 'William Larrabee has been
made permanent chairman 01 me
board.
Golf Tournament
Chicago, July 19. Over a water
th finals for the na-
tional amateur golf championship,
were played- today between u,
t . f riionvlew. and Eben Byers,
of Pittsburg. The play was oyer the
first nine holes, the seconu
entirely under water. At the end ot
tLe f i-6t nine holes Byers was two up
on James.
Don't Care for Pope.
Paris. July 19, It is practically de
cided that President Loubet wl v sit
the king of Italy at Rome, despite the
probability of offending the pope.
The Island of Sakhalin, the great
penal colony of Russia, has splendid
forests of pine and fir.
Sulphuric Acid Being Sent Into Guard
House at Walla Walla to Assist Es
cape of Prisoners.
A deeply laid plot to liberate two
and possibly more prisoners from the
Fort Walla Walla guard house was
nipped In the bud in the nick or time
Thursday by Captain Rldgeway.
In the afternooon a messenger from
the city called at tho fort and inquired
for Georce Adams, a blacksmith, lie
had a package and told the officer
of the day that a woman had sent It
to Adams and said for him to deliver
It In person. The officer referred the
messenger to Captain Rldgeway who
took the package, opened it and dis
covered it to be a bottle of sulphuric
acid.
Wells, Fargo Bank Swindlers Got
Four Years.
Salt Lake, July 19. Harry Duko
nc.Rtatf.nt cnRhler. and Alex Robert
son, paying teller of the Wells, Fargo
Bank, pleaded guilty or embezzziing
$60,000, and wero sentenced to four
years each today.
It Is claimed the men swindled tho
bank out of $120,000 in tho last 10
years.
WORK OF SALVATIONISTS
WHAT THE ARMY HAS
DONE IN PENRLETON.
Understood That the Operators Will
Now Assume the Offensive and
Start Up Breakers.
Indianapolis, July 19. Tho United
Mlno Workers' convention this aftor
noon adoplod Mitchell's plan for car
rying on tho light in tho nuthraclte
district. It was slightly modified by
tho eommlttc, but In offoct It Is about
tho same.
According to Information received
by tho dclogatcs to tho convention
horo tho oporntoiH havo decltlod to
tnko tho offensive without delay. Thoy
propose, It la said, to start tlvo uroau
ors next week.
About Mitchell's Plan.
MltchoU's plan provides for a do
nation of $r.0.000 from tho national
tronnnrv. a donntlon of all that can
bo afforded by tho district treasur
ers, and an nsHossmont of 10 por
cent on tho earnings of mombora In
districts C, 8, 12, 13, 19 anil zu; i a
week on momhors In districts 2, G, 11,
14, 16, 1C and 20, and nBsosHincnt of
25 por cent on tho olllcorfl of tho
union, tho asscasments to begin from
tho 16th.
Just When They Thought They Had'
Him He, Like the Irishman's Flea,
Is Somewhere Else; But Where T
Seattle, July 19. Tho whereabout
of Harry Tracy, convict and all
around daredevil, murdoror and doa
porado, Is as far from being located
by tho vo runt lie sheriff and his crim
inal chasing posao au over, and thorn
aro fowi-r clows with tho hall mark
or authenticity flouting around wait
ing to bo followed thnn at any tlmn
since his daring break from tho Siv
lorn penitentiary.
Tho oillcorB nro complotoly at a
Iohs as to what thoy ahall do next,
and apparently havo nothing bottor to
do than alt down nnd suck tholr
thumbs until tho during fugltlvo shall
boh up again llko a Jack-ln tho-box,
and allow tho cluiHO to bo ouco mom
resumed,
Great chagrin Is roll by tho mom
hors of tho pouso who woro ho confl
d.mt un until tho last 48 hours that
thoy had Trucy'a Utile ball of yarn
almOHl wound up, now that no nan
apparently disappeared from tho faco
or tho earth aa complotely as though
ho had boon swallowed up.
Tho caHo now rests until Tracy
Hliall once moro ho ready for Uu re
sumption.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Scented a Plot.
Captain Rldgeway, scenting a plot,
began an Investigation. The bottle
contained the label of a Walla Walla
drug store and going to the store the
nnntnin learned who had purchased
the bottle. The matter was laid be
fore the police and the woman ioca
Mamie Morrison, of the
tenderloin district. Tho woman ad
mitted that she bougut tno acm iur
Adams. Sho said he said he sent her
t o tir in i' hpr to net It for him
as he wanted to use it for blacksmith-
lng purposes. She never tnougnt mu
he really wanted It for this purpose
a ,.n it in him. Sho denies any
knowledge of a scheme to liberate the
prisoners by using tho aciaB on uie
iron bars of the guard bouse and the
police are of the opinion that she la
telling the truth.
Was For Desperate Men.
Adams Is serving a sentence in the
guard house for a Blight offense.
Frank Dymond and William Robinson
rp"ently arrested at Pendleton by
sheriff Till Taylor, were also in prison
and the officers at tho fort think they
wanted' tho acid to free themselves
ohnnWPH which they have
, "
been kept in Blnce their return to the
guard house. These two men are saa
to bo desperate and would have used
tho acid on any of the guarda had
they been successful in getting free
of their prison and the guardB bad
tried to frustrate their escape.
Report of the Local Corps for Last
Six Months Shows Considerable
Beneficial Work Done.
That the local Salvation army corps
aro doing good work in Pendleton Is
ovldoncod by tho report of what thoy
havo done for tho last six months
ending Juno 30. A great many peo
ple aro wont to scoff at tho idea of
the little band accomplishing any good
here.
Some make light of their methods
and it Ib no unusual thing to hear tho
remark: "That is a poor way to servo
tho Lord," when these people aro hold
intr tholr onen air meetings, especially
when tho weather Ib bad and these
people aro Been wending their way up
the mldlc of Main street Binging tholr
songs. Yet, what this small band of
people, who aro denying themselves
for the raising of fallen men have
done right in Pendleton, ib some
Oilnp
Following Ib tho report which is
given through tho courtesy or uapt
Ifnhnf
Threo hundredd and eighty hours
wero spent In visiting tho poor ana
Fivo hundred pieces of wearing ay
parel were given to tho poor and
niAd
Forty dollars and ninety conta was
spent on and given to tho poor.
a limit tor, worth or croconcfl ana
provisions wero distributed arnong
those actually neeaing uiera ana nui
able to help themselves.
Fifty nights lodging were given to
homeless men without money to pay
their way.
Largo bundles of War Crys wero
sent to the state penitentiary mr me
Two hundred and twenty-nine
open air meetings were conaucioa
otlnndnnro wflH 23.000.
Two hundred and eighty-one indoor
services wero held with a ccngrega-
linn nt 14 722.
Twenty-four conversions wero re
corded. Meetings wero conducted at the
poor farm and other places In tho
county.
To Tent on the Old Camp Ground.
Tnrnmn. Wash.. July 19. Every
thing hnB boon put In rcndlness at
American Lnko Un tho oncampmoni
nt Mm Wnithlnu'toii Stnto mllltla to
i. hold tlmro durlnir tho coming ton'
days. Tho camp hUo 1h tho samo nsi
that occupied by Camp Murray in
1892, lying on tno cam hkio 01 mu
lako on tho Olympla branch of tho
Northern Pacific. Much Intoroat Ib
munircHtod among tho guardsmen as
It Ih tho first encampment thoy havo
hold since 1894. Thcro aro at proaent
12 companies or Infantry nnd ono
troop of calvary In tho state organiza
tion, numbering about 700 ofllcorB
and men.
Reported by I. L. Ray A Co., Pendhv
ton, Chicago Board of Trada and
New York Stock Exchange Qrokar.
Now York, July 19. Tho whoat
markot oponcd higher today at
77!JiTil. It was steady until noar tho
close, when It took a slight drop, clos
ing at 77 hid, 14 higher than Fri
day. Liverpool closed at tho samo
mark, 6 i-i. Corn was weak, closing
lowor at CVj.
Whoat closed Friday, 77.
Oponiid today, 77 ft.
Hango today, 77 to 11.
Clcmml today, 77 bid.
Htocks art) steady.
Ht. Paul, 182.
Stool, 41.
Union Pacine, 108.
Wheat In San Francisco,
Han Frunclsco, July 19, Wboat
$l..lGftl.liy por cental.
, VJS
Washington & Oregon
Electric Railway
Light& Power Company
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
A population of 40,Of.O distributed
over tho wealthiest funning wuiiUry in
tlm world Ih trllmtry to till mail.
Flntt ibuo of ICOOuliarcri, par vulue f 100
Now Selling at $90 Per Share jLffcrteh
TuntiVitl
Valley Gfvvt
4 pixie
Aa Investment, Not a Speculation
Low cupllallzatlou; 1 1,X),000 16,000
abareu, at J0O wu;h.
Hharwj full paid aud noii-aiuabIe.
hlncbrporaitv
iWALLA WALLA .
college Pfaee
s Utlnt
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Tue Mountain vauey
toton
It l tin Intent on ol Kid uiiQijKiatnl la Mil
lhnullftock In Kmni tad (.urowau mr
keti. However. Uy wjr of couMjr, block (
lJ BUAIVf Will lV IIIIUICJ lUr IIIVPI UUM,IMUN
fur Ibe period of t ri.yt trust July H. IKti,
Ai cfttlouf -ma lng later ttiau AuUt 10, 1MB,
will not It considered.
Warns
) PENDLETON
Pendleton and Vtclnity : Apply to
E. T. WADE OBlM,SW?4Uuo,ru'l'1,B,r Pendleton, On.
Apply to Main Office, 21-22 Dooly Building., Walla Wall-, AVaab.