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V MILY EVENING EDiTtOH OAILYEVENINGEDITIOJ THE DAILY will be delivered at your residence or ptaee of buMness by carrier r.t i5c A WEEK. Eastern Oregon Weather Fair tonight anil Tuesday; warmer tonight; continuod warm Tuesday. fOL. 15. PElSTDIiETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1902. NO. 4502 TOOK THE ELECTRIC LINE POLICE VERSUS SOLDIERS MURDERER OF MARY A LIVELY MIX-UP IN M'CARTHY ELECTROCUTED AN OHIO ARMORY. TRACY DOUBLING ON HIS TRACKS RUSSIAN . limn Trrtll no T"lrwnl oped as. Yet in the Anthra cite Region, ARE BELIEVED BREWING. Have Been Supplied With' and Trouble Is Time Funeral of Ball Cratridges Feared at we ucaa Any Deputy. ft i a. n . . .i i i-1 1 .ii i mado last night. Two Lithuan 1 3 1 a art; iiuuur mieoL mill m iuc rn nt uiNt n mm in lLin ii'iiNii iiiii in i i iiiiiiim etiuug iuivu hum uu iiuuui WITH THE PRESIDENT. Bulletin of His Doings and Thoughts. IU U11U 1111D. lklt!Ll ttltJ KUOULH Ul Commodore Gerry's yacht, Elcc- V. T .3 " .3 iv lilt iiiti iiiiiv nil mr 1 1 irs i a m nnpnn inn nrpsinfinr nun tnn nren- Man Who Deliberately Shot Woman Who Refused His Affections, Re celved His Just Deserts. Ossining, N. Y., Aug. 4. Aaron Haile was electrocuted at Sing Sing prison at 6 o clock this morning for the murder or Mary McCarthy In a rrcT York department store In May 1900. He died calmly, exhibiting utter unconcern. This was the 62d eloc trocution since the law was passed. Halle's crime was deliberate. He forced his attentions upon the girl and when repulsed walked into the store, deliberately shot Miss McCar thy as she stood at the counter, lit a cigarette and declared that ho was glad. NO MORE TROUBLE. The Haytien Revolution Is Commenc ing to Simmer Down. Washington, Aug. 4. Commander McCrea, of the gunboat Machias, at Cape Haytien, cabled today that af fairs there appear more satisfactory. The national forces are well arm ed and the rebels have been driven from their critical position. No fur ther danger or serious disturbance is feared for the present. THREE-CENT FARES NOW. NOTED REBEL GONE. Who Came Near Capturing Grant Is Dead. V. I A J -t .1 T B. Montgomery, the veteran Con- prn r o pnm m nnd np tit m r rt i ti r thn at the home of his son -here. VIOLATING ANTI-TRUST LAW. to Convict. Prmnn nnfl.tvtio In.ir la hnlnn ill fi ' " account of lack of evidence n fiH n i. i. i l . ii Cleveland Council Is No Longer Un der an Injunction. Cleveland, O., Aug. 4. The cir cuit court today dissolved the in junction against the city council, which prevented that body from transacting business because, of al leged Illegality, and which prevented the inauguration of a 3-cent car fare Fleeing-Convict is. Seen One Night Coming South and Early the Next Morning is Northward Bound Four v Posses Ar8 Now in Pursuit, Snokane. Aug. 4. With three posses hot on his trail and a fou-th under Sheriff Doust leaving Spo kane this afternoon, Convict Harry Tracy is still at large and cannot be definitely located, but it is believed he is in hiding in the Rough Lake Creek country, between Odessa and Wilbur. A man supposed to be .him was seen last night leading ono horse and riding another, carrying two rifles between Wilbur and Harrington. , Lays Low in Daytime. Tracv has adopted th'e method of traveling only at night and lying In hiding during the day, that is caus ing the officers no little trouble. The last report which is taiten as authentic, is that Tracy was seen two miles north of Odessa about 9:30 last night by Mrs. Craben, a farmer's wife. Supposed to Be Off Trail. The man was riding one horse and leading another and carrying two ri fles. As ho had been seen between Wilbur and Harrington, inquiring the way ' to Harrington, it is supposed be got on the wrong road and struck Odessa, considerably west of Har rington. The direction ho was traveling was north, indicating that he had turned on his tracks and was making for the unsettled country around Lake Creek, undoubtedly for the pur pose of hiding during the day. To Waylay Him. Last night an attempt was mado to waylay the outlaw. Posses got ahead of him and were stationed along tho different roads. Another Story. Seattle, Aug. 4.-rTrack appeared at midnight near Wilbur, woke up the Walters family and enquired the way to tho Great Northern tracks He had the same two horses and was headed south. K I BEEF TRUST THE THREE "R'S" Schurman, of Cornell, Declares Peo pie Will Indorse Them. Ithlca, N. Y., Aug. 4. President Schurman, of Cornell, who favors revision of the tariff, but indorses the president and reciprocity with Cuba, said today: "I believe the people want to In dorse the three R's Roosevelt,, re ciprocity and revision of the tariffs.' A PUG KNOCKED OUT. uu Fawn nnr Mriiieat. r-iiiiHMt x'yiifc ui uibvi wvuiuii k Stand V Shower of Stones. ft A I 1. A. A J m 1 . 1 1 stoned almost to death this "ng oy Horace uranam and Leo Christian Socialist Meet "1IMIUI1U. HI. ! . Jt.UK. I - It! tl.ll Y "twit bUUUKBIH Mil) HUIlUUUmU address the tenth annual meeting we iirotherhood of the Kingdom, wiicuuu uure luuay. iuih uuuy earnest men and women, repre- o u uu,uuuiuiuuunts, wuo uiuul - - jvttr 10 aiscuss social, re- - gvuilUiUlU UUCDUUUO Ul UiD orm probably the .mpst influen tody of Christian socialists in 'Country. OnA nt thn mnat salient " " IMUL iniLKH TriV RltPPPHH .in movement is without doubt ii r a -vpnencea dv so manv toi- v' "i Wie lato nimrlfiH Kineslav ti oeparaio communities aucn rook Farm anil tholr hollof In regeneration of the world throtierh o moii luituw xuou ruiuur apart from them. J.Wrm Fight for Congress. ""iQieflbOrn A a rm.. 1'nmarv holnp halA 1nAnv tri ...""'SHUl OlStrlPt ia nnn nf thn "" HP.P.n hArinliAiiln t iioiiuuuuia in uiuu 4 rn ijuiuiug uoiiua . ...4U u a 1 1 1 i ..i.ii; n i.i 1 1 1 pa i. - : iu win rnanit rn KAn,M M . - -ii'"--n ' V. ti ni . ...... !,:'. oun, oi ffiiaqiesooro,' TI'WIH IflflWnrd Parlrnn r, n1l i uunriAinn r . v vii ui jiiLiiran (innni v . . " v lyi.iiit inarm mi n m ir r ' imiillUHUUlI i in. U1IU1VH- j an Alantin. nivvuUU, Yacht Club Cruise. New York, Aug. 4. Tnls was an unusually busy day for the marine reporters stationed about city Island at the entrance to the Sound. Their steam launch was kept humming all day, flitting after the pretty winged yachts that were bound to the east ward preparatory to gathering off Pequot House, in picturesque New London harbor, for the annual squad ron cruise of the New York Yacht club, which is to America what the Royal Yacht squadron is to Great Britain. This year's outing will eclipse anything in the past. While the cruise proper will pot begin until tomorrow, when the fleet will get un der way from the old -whaling port to run to Newport, the gathering is the initial and all-important step in the cruise, a meeting on board the flagship this afternoon being an im portant feature. Following the races for the Astor cups, which are set for Wednesday, there will be squadron runs along the coast as far aB Mar- blehead. To Increase the Navy. Washington, Aug. 4. Rear Adml ral Tavlor. chief of the bureau of navigation, In his forthcoming annu al report, will advocate an increase of the limit of enlisted strength of tiro navy from 25,000 to 40,000 men . orcing Matters. We'd just like to ask our readors a lair question, nays a uuuuu-y u- chanee: Hjw in creation do tnoy ex pect ub to get something for them to read about those days when none of them v ill commit suicide, get mar ried, die, or do anything else startl ing? Ono thing we promise and that 1h unless someone furnishes us with the "customary" nowa Item, we'll pub lish everything wo have prpmisea to keep quiet about them. Now look out for Items tomorrow. And, No Wonder. An editor who has been married lust a voar remarks: "When the first baby howls at night with tho colic,. the fathor and mother iook roproacu fully at each other as if to say, you gpt. me into this scrape.' " Abner M. Waughn, a bachelor and Oregon pionoer of C1844, died .at hlB homo iut Thatcher Saturday, aged 64 years. A California Passenger Train Crashed Into Open Switch and Struck an Oil Train. ONE MAN MISSING AND FOUR BADLY HURT Big Monopoly Preparing to Down the Law in the Courts of Justice. Soldiers, Preparing to Go Into Camp, Raise Great Disturbance and Are Raided by the Police. Akron, O., Aug. 4. JTho police raided tho Eighth regiment armory at 3 o clock this morning anil arrest cd a number of rooraborB of the rogl met. The soldiers resisted, using furniture as missiles and blooduhod wns narrowly averted. The regiment was preparing to go Into camp at Newark and tho mon made night hideous by their yells, singing and throwing missiles at passercby. All will bo court-mar tialed. A FATAL COLLI8ION. Steamer Potter Ran Down a Fisher man's Boat Near Astoria. Portland. Aug. 4. Tho Bteamor Potter collided last night with n flshorman's boat near Astoria, drown ing IT. Nemey. All others wcro res cued. Convicts in One of the Czar's Prisons Make Unsuccessful Attempt to Escape. PITCHED BATTLE BETWEEN PRI80NERS AND GUARDS. A BAD COLLISION. French Steamer and Portuguese Man of War Come Together. Lisbon, Aug. 4. Tho French steamer Corsica, from Brazil, collid ed with the Portuguese man-of-war Don CarloB off horo today. Tho Cor sica is beached In bad condition. Talked With Kruger. Tho Hague, Aug. 4. Qenoral Lu cas Meyer and other Boor loadora conferred with Kruger today. NEW YORK MARKET. Fire Also and Destroyed Plant of the Company Great Oil Cars Took Train and Coombs Refining Damage. Los Angeles. Aug. 4. Tho Ganta Fe passenger returning from Redon do. ran Into an open switch last nicht. and crashed into an oil train. Fireman Martin is missing and four others are Injured. The oil took fire and burned number of cars -and the Coombs Re fining Company's plant. SECRETARY ROOT DENIES. Savs Rebecca Taylor Was Not Wrongfully Discharged From Civil Service. Washington. Aug. 4. The answer of Secretary Root to the stilt of man damus filed against him by Robossa J. Taylor, to compel him to reinstate her. will be llled this afternoon. The secretary contends tnat tno civil service laws were not violated and that Miss Taylor was discharged for just cause. Miss Taylor was dismissed because sh wrntB a letter criticising me nrnsidnnt's Phillnnlno policy. This letter was printed In a local paper. MONEY FOR CUBA. Loan Authorized by the Government of That Island. Washington. Aug. 4. The state department haB been notified by Min Ister Sauleres. at Havana, that the Cuban house has passed a bill auth orizing a loan of $35,000,000. The minimum rate of the Issue will be 90 ner cent, and tho maximum interest 5 per cent, loan being re deemable after 40 years. ANOTHER VICTIM. Washlngtonlan in Philippines Sue cumbs to Ravages of Cholera. - Washington, Aug. 4. Tho death of another school teacher from cholera W. H. Badgor, front ClarkBton, Wash., was reported from Manila to day by Acting-Governor Wright. Badger died August 1, at Malanqip province, Pangaslnan. Tho course of our conduct, Is large ly regulated by personal fooling rather than general observation. ATTORNEYS ARE PREPARING A DEMURRER TO INJUNCTION Among Other Things, the Trust Will Allege That the Law for Its Gov crnment Is Insufficient and Uncon stitutlonal. Chicago, Aug. 4. Attorneys repre Benting the alleged beef trust today prepared for filing a demurrer to the bill by virtue of which the federal court issued an injunction to prevent the packing houses from conspiring to manipulate the market. Insufficiency and unconstitutional! ty of the anti-trust law, and a denial of the right of the courts to compel the packers to produce their books for inspection are alleged in addition to a general denial of the truth of the charges is made in the bill. Tho demurrer will be filed soon aa veri fled by the different dot'vndants. CAN'T FIND HER HONEY. May Yohe Falls to Locate Fleeing Captain Strong. Paris, Aug. 4. 'Actress May Yohe has not yet been able to locate Cap tain Stroug. She will remain in Paris until the end of the week searching for him. Big Pythian Pilgrimage. Chicago, 111., Aug. 4. Prominent Pythians from MIchgan, Illinois, In diana and adjacent states have rounded up in Chicago preparatory to leaving In a body tonight for San Francisco whore they will attend the coming national conclayo. The trip Is to be made by special train and brief stops will be mado at Des Moines, Omaha, Denver, Pueblo, Salt Lake City and several other cities en route. United Christian Party. Rock Island, 111., Aug, 4. In com pliance with the call issued last month members of the United Chris tlan party are gathered hero In state convention. A platform will be adopted and candidates named the state offices to be filled In vember. for No- Automoblllst Injured. Paris, Aug. 4. Mg. Deutsche, do nor of tho 100,000 francs offered to lie iuveiiior of a dlrglble balloon which was n by Santos Duraont waB badly Injured In an automobile accident today. Reported by I. L. Ray &. Co., Pendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers. New York, Aug. 4. Thoro wore no foreign markets today, conse quently tho markets on this sldo wero dull and prices a Blmdo lower.! New York opened 74 and closed 74 after selling up to 75. Chicago opened 70 and closed C9i. The visible supply showed an Increase for the week of 282,000, making a to tal 6f 21,973,000 buHhols, comparod with 30,309,000 at this data last year. Closed Saturday, 74, Opo'.eri today, 74-14. Range today, 74 75. Closed today, 74. St. Paul, 180. Union Pacific, 107. Steel, 40. Wheat In San Francisco. San Francisco, Aug. 4. Wheat $1.13)1.12 per contal? Wheat In Chicago. Chicago, Aug. 4. 'Soptemi or wheat 70C9. Resulted In Death of Many Convicts Serious Wounding of Others and Injuries to a Number of Soldiers Convicts Flogged to DeaW Vionna, Aug. 4. A revolt of con- victH at Jolissavontopol, Russia, is report od. In a sanguinary conflict between prisoners and guards, 34 convlcta wero killed nnd 73 wounded; 20 sol diers also being wounded. Immediately aftor BUbdulng tho re volt tho ring-loader was oxecuted In full view of his follow prisoners, 15 wero Bout to dark duugoons, and tho romalndor flogged. Some are roportcd to bo dying from tho effects or their whippings. Barbers Want New Laws Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 4. Tho Na tional Loaguo of BnrberB, an organi zation of tho employers, bogan Its fliBt annual convention horo today with C. 15 ironney, tho supromo pres ident, .In tho chair. Reports of the officers thow that whllo tho league has boon In existence but ten months its growth hat boon phonojiilnal. Tho total membership exceeds 2500 and covors a half dozou stntos. Ono of tho chiof cffortB of tho convention, which will ho In session throo days, will be directed toward (ho amalga mation of stato councils which an composed of local bodies In tho vari ous sections whero tho lcaguo Is now undor way. Tho purposo also Is to mako arrangements for securing leg islation that will benefit tho trade, particularly with regard to tho enact niont of a sanitary and licenso law. Independent Coal Company. HiirrlBburg, Pa., Aug. 4. A char ter for tho Blalno Coal company, a now Independent concern, was ap pliod for today. Tho proporty to bo dovolopcil by tho company is among tho most valunblo in tho hitumlnoiiB field of Pennsylvania, and is in tho heart of tho Pittsburg district. There aro 1200 acres In tho tract, nnd aftor tho mines aro equipped it ia boliovod tho daily production will reach 4000 tonB. Tho now company will not an tagonize existing companies, but will market ItH product In outside fields. Washington & Oregon Electric Railway Light & Power Company NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION A population, of 40.000 distributed over the wealthiest funning country In the woild is tributary to this nxid. First issue of 1000 shares, uar value SlOO each Now Selling at $90 Per Share "fuiitiville Investoieat, I V m w-ssssvs m i y Low capitalization : 11,600,0001 lo.OOO share,, at 1100 each. Biiared iuuy paid ana iion-aseeasaoie. Dim WALLA WAUA timrriaon 'GotHtf face It li the intention of the mftiUKOment to Mil toe entire itock In KMtorn ana Kuropeau mar keU. Howevur. by way of oourtei r, block of 1000 hiire will b offered for local lubtoilptlon for the P'tIckI of 'jo dayi from Julr 10, ldtA, Application coming later tbaa AuguitjU, IVfi, will not be coaaldered. Pendleton and, Vldntty: f Apply to E. T. WADE omce,uPtUnoBrund,B' Pendleton.' IO. Apply to Main .Office, 21-22 Dooly Building. Walla WUa Wk,
