TVEN1NGEDIT1DN OAILYEVENINGEDITION DAILY j Eastern Oregon Weather Fair tonight, Friday and Hat- 1 ,.J t your reriflenee J5c A WtLCJS.. Lurday; warmer Friday, )L. ! PEXDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, ,11'LY 2, 1003. NO. 478-1. nun ONAL MACHINE AG E L to Be a Rough and Affair for. Every- ly Who Entered. CANS DO NOT APPEAR TO BE IN IT. kion ot ao ok " Hcodoo Most of the Ameri nd English Sports Enormous L Are Witnessing the Con- ton, Ireland, July 2. Ideal brilliant sunshine ana cool made today penect for the iteniatlonal automobile race. live gathered in Dublin sta tu there Is a perfect jam. lusand fought for seats at the The first train represented luntrjr in the civilized world. e time the race was unaer OOO spectators were at the railway station, seven miles i starting point. Cab men are i harvest, charging as high per ride. Hundreds camped le course all night, being tin obtain accommodations. Beginning for Americans, started at intervals of mutes. All obtained a good ;pt Mooers and wlnton, tie riders. Mooers got rattled several seconds trying to his brakes all set. The inched. Wlnton's mishap serious. Just before the -as discovered that bis car- ras broken and he was un- li it before he was officially sutler With his chaffeur 'd with the machine, which to one side of the road, ir cars whizzed past, having tne first circle. An Eng- urd suggested to withdraw wlnton refused. He final amid great cheering, but late. It is beyond proba- .at he can come out front line after the race started became threatening and it to fall by the wayside . an Englishman, at Cas t. who ran Into a wire fence 'tos a corner at half sneed. It wheels of tue machine 'Md, but reports so far Bay I serious injury. is this came the intelli- Jarrott. also Enirllsh met .accident. The first report broken knee can. This 'true, as he was not badly car was completely smash led to make a bad corner ? W car overturned. Jar 's lhaffeur worn thrnujn In llaron Decarters, who Vk narrowy escaped a The baron stopped his car Jarrott to rise. The ac- near Strandbally. Edge. , "e cup, Is the only left in the race 'Cities of the Race. Fk the timekeeper start- ' 'WKomng, which gave uiun me lead by three ne had cleverlv nnshprt 'he Englibhman. Koxhall AUlenCan Hlinrteman or the Germans, ,s n'ndlng Kiuie winner. On the "e broke UHm.nl for dis- tw0;1"1-' especially ilk. i : "Keu 10 cross I .last, wmton Is doing ior tirst round, l i'.i Ta cnnS 40 mln- i on the first round fslble mst no81' truA h t,,p raco half Hn?" been lea.l .n in. CI frenchman eon. Im tered. Kdge is "bl,T' runn'"K- The w a p.. von b- either J Mlnuc the strug- bai "Pt'on of the complete the third round by one. Owen completed two rounds, Wlnton and Moers one each Best time for a mile was mado by Gabriel, a Frenchman In 53 seconds. The average work, however. Is not tip to expectations. At 150 miles Gcnatzy is leading Dokniff by four minutes and 20 sec onds, Farraari four thirty. Edge bv forty-two twenty-two. Snortlj- after 1, Kcono gave up the race before fin ishing the second round, the axle3 of hi scar weakening. Rain has com menced. Americans Not in It, Keene had traveled ICO miles In four hours and 26 minutes when no dropped out. Wlnton and Oweti completed the third round more than a hundred miles behind the leaders. Sensational Episode. Dcnknyff, the French driver, was the first to enter on the last round, followed four minutes and 52 seconds later by Ganatzcy, the German. Bar ring accidents, the latter should win, Inasmuch as he started 14 minutes after Dcnknyff. Moers, the Ameri can, Is out of the race as his machine broke down at Athay, four hours after the start. The day has been one of great ex citement. Owen and Genatzey fought for first place almost In front of the grand stand, at S:50 this morn-, ing. Owen came a 00-mlle clip, while a few yards behind came Gcnatzky, leaning forward, forcing his machine to Its limit In full pursuit of Owen j and at 75 miles an hour. The crowds rose enmasse, cneenng at me piucxy exhibition. There was an immense swirl of dust, from which Genatzey emerged in the lead. Owen later sustained damages to his car, but continued holding on to Genatzey with grim determination, and passed the stand the second round at 10:24, being four minutes in the rear of Genatzey, but still press ing bis machine to its utmost. He was given great applause. German Won the Race. Genatzey, the German, won the race, according to unofficial reckon ing. Denknyff, the Frenchman, reach ed the mark first, but Genatzey re ceived the time allowance, beating by 10 minutes. Official Award., Genatzey has been officially de clared the winner by a time margin of about three minutes. The Scott Montague trophy for team work was won by the French team. RUSSIA WARNS THE NATIONS CLQUDBURS T NO ANA A Tremendous and General Storm Breaks in Different Parts of That State, WABASH RAILWAY IS OUT OF COMMISSION. Several Towns Badly Submerged People Fleeing for Their Lives and Great Destruction to Property, Which Includes Burned Out Tele phone Lines. WILL NOT LISTEN TO PRO-JEWISH APPEALS. No Communications Received In Re gard to Klshineff Incident and Will Pay No Attention Should Any Be Presented. Washington, July 2. The Associ ated Press Is authorized to state that the Russian government most posi tively and absolutely denies the re port that it has offered any official explanation to the American govern ment either through the Russian em bassy at Washington, or tne Ameri can embassy at St. Petersburg, re garding the Klshineff incident, and declares that it has never been ad dressed by the American government on the subject. The Russian govern ment must categorically refuse to re ceive from any power any petitions, representations or communications relative to its Internal affairs. Denies the Charge. Gloverevllle, Pa., July 2. Congress man Llttauer issued a statement to day In which he denies that while a member of congress he made con tracts with the government for gloves. Has Edward's Good Will. Uclgrade, July 2.-Klng Edward, icplylng to the notification of Peters acendancy, has sent his expression of good will. GRAIN MARKETS. Quotations Furnished by Coe Commis sion Company G. R. Cockley, Local Manager, 120 Court Street. Chicago. July 2.-Geiieral rains in the Northwest, with a three days holiday in sight, commencing today, until Monday, caused a weak grain market. Wheat should be a purchase on any further decline. Opening. Close. Sept 75 Corn A ..,, Sept 50 49 Minneapolis, July 2. Opening. Close. Spt 73 Russia will make au exhibit In keep ing with her Importance as a nation at the St. Louis World's Fair Work on the Russian building will begin in July. Peru, Ind., July 2. A cloudburst at 6 this morning deposited nn enor mous volume of water In this city and over a considerable territory ad jacent. In a few moments North Pe ru was submerged and hundreds of families were fleeing for their lives. In somo parts of town the railroads are under six feet of water. In Elwood, a suburb, 250 families either hastily abandoned their homes or are In the upper stories or on the roofs of their houses. Others are trying to gain places of safety for themselves and goods on hastily con structed rafts. All the bridges and culverts on the Lake Erie &. Western between hero and Eel river are washed out, and the water Is pouring through the rail way cut like a great river. Great Electrical Storm. Wabash, July 2. The heaviest elec trical rainstorm ever known here, prevailed last night. The village of Rich Valley is from one to three feet under water. The Wabash railway is prac.eally out of business on account of wash outs. In several places the volume of water was too great to be carried through the culverts, which also clogged, and the pressure of water tore out hundreds of yards of heavy embankment and grade. Several houses have been burned from lightning strokes, and all the telephone exchanges and toll lines of this city and vicinity are not work- Ing, the Instruments being burned out. The crop loss will be heavy. As an index Is the almost complete demoli tion of gardens in this city. The rainfall has already been six Inches at this point. INSANE BIGAMIST. Regular Army Lieutenant Shows Ev idences of Unsound Mind. Washington, July 2. General Hates today wired from Chicago to the war department that lieutenant Medio Is under arrest at Fort Sheridan, pend ing an examination as to his sanity. He says the managers of the Great Northern hotel believe him of un sound mind. Recent Investigations show bis marriage to iiiss Simons at San Francisco, was apparently bigamous. CELEBRATION AT UNION. Four Days Will Be Dedicated to Joy and Amusement. Union, July 2. Two thousand peo ple attended the reunion of the Union County Pioneer Association yester day and fully as many are here to day to do honor to the G. A. R. Tomorrow will bo given over to the Women's Relief Corps and on the 4th a general celebration of the na tion's birthday will be held. There are several hundred campers In the groves near the city, and tents are pitched on the creek bank every where. The four days' celebration promises to bo the most successful In the history of the city on account of the large number of people now living in this Immediate vicinity. Elgin will celebrate on the Fourth, but many Elgin people attended the pioneer reunion and are now here for G. A. R. day. Receipts of Land Office. Salem, July 2. Clerk of tbo State Land Board O. G. Brown, yesterday compiled his monthly statement or tho receipts of his office during June, showing that a total of $20,271.94 had been received from the different sour ces such as land sales, payments on certificates, etc., and turned over to tho treasurer, Of the, total amount, 118 925.01 was received as payments on certificates and cash sale of school land. FROM BUTTE TO i DIEGO Much Progress Made Toward Realizing a Great Scheme .of Senator Clark. BIG SHUT.DOWN IN MONTANA. DISTANCE WILL BE SEVEN HUNDRED MILES SHORTER. Conjoined With the Rock Island Mak ing San Diego Its Pacific Terminal Indicates the Formation of an En tlrety New Railroad System Wilt Follow the Grand Canyon. Salt Lake. July 2. Tho stockhold ers of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake railway met today and ap proved the form of trust deed and rat ified the action of the directors In forming a bonded debt. The trnnsfei of the Oregon Short Line trackage of 300 miles to Callentes. Nevada, It Is now said will occur July 15, owing to a hitch In tho negotiations between Clark and Hnrriman. This is the first completed chapter In the history of Senator Clark's great scheme to build an approxi mately straight lino of railroad be tween llntte, Mont., and Los Angeles. Such a road, which may now bo con sidered an eventual certainty, will shorten the distance between thoso points approximately 700 miles. Sen ator Clark himself estimates three years for its completion, which In cludes several hundred miles of en tlrely new road paralleling tho mid ille course of the Colorado river. The ultimate destination of the road is San Diego, Cal., which Is also an objective point of the Rock iBland, which Is working toward it from tho eastward. The development of San Diego as a deep harbor terminal for the Rock Island and the new Clark system will follow and Is regarded as a certainty by students of Southwestern Industrials. GOVERNOR'S AIDES. William Moore Appointed With Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Salem, Or., July 2. Governor Chamberlain today apolnted IiIb mili tary staff to succeed that of ox-Governor Geer, ns follows: Ald-de-camp, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, Wil liam Moore, of Pendleton; aldo-do-camp, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, C. tl. McCulloch, of Sumpter; aide-de-camp, with rnnk of lieutenant colonel, George H Hazen, and assis tant adjutant-general, with rank of major, Joseph Haumgartner, of Salem. TheBe are simply honorary appoint ments, with no salaries attorned, and their duties are to attend tho gover nor upon official visits on military Oceanians, THREATEN ANOTHER STRIKE. Chicago Railway Clerks Want Better Pay and Shorter Hours. Chicago, July 2. Nineteen locnls of tho. recently formed Railway Clerks' Union, have demanded an In crease of from 5 to 25 per cent, and a 10-hour day. Tho clerks say if It terminates in a strlku they will be Joined by the freight handlers ami other railway employes. Three Thoutand Men Laid Off In Butte and Anaconda. Butte, July 2. The Wnshoo smel ter nt Anaconda, was closed down to day and 1.000 men were thrown out of work there. This, reacting upon Uutte, necessitated tho closing down of such of the Atnntgnmnivu mines In Uutte aB send their ore to the Washoe. In all, 2,000 men are thrown out In Uutte, making 3,000 In llutto and Anaconda, or a difference In tho pay roll of $75,000 it week. Tho shut-down Is to enable tho company to connect tho Washoe with the monster fine recently constructed to carry tho smoke away from Deer Lodge valley. The mines anil smel ter will start up again September I. SHUT DOWN FOR SUMMER. Logging Camps of Lower Columbia Not Doing Business. Astoria, July 2. With few excep tions, all the logging camps on tho Lower Columbia river district will close down today for a month or six weeks. The logging companies agreed to do this so that tho surplus logs might become exhausted and the prices maintained. PLEA OF INSANITY. Relatives of Strangler Knapp Trying to Save His Neck. Hamilton O., July 2. Knnpp's brother-in-law testified this morning that tho strangler Is lnsnno. Ho snys ho told him he was offered tho mayorship of Hamilton, but was too young to accept. Ho nlso claimed to bo n detective with a badgo which authorized him to arrest anyone. ENORMOUS INCREASE. Many More Immigrant! Than Ever Before, Came Last Year, New York. July 2. In tho fiscal year which closed at midnight, 604, 942 Immigrants had passed through Kills Island ns ngaliiBt 497.791 dur ing the preceding year, .his Is tho largest year's record In tbo history of this port. Typhoid In Topeka. TojH-ka, July 2. Typhoid has broken out In North Topeka on ac count of bad water In flooded wells. A rigid quarantine Is being enforced. EXCESSIVE HEAT IN CHICAGO Preparing Plans for Church Union. Pittsburg, July 2. Tho advisory committee of tho Congregational Mcthodlbt Episcopal and United Brethren ehurchos hnvlng In charge tho meeting of tho different denomi nations, Is in session today to hear tho reports of tho sub-committees ap pointed In prepare a plan of union. Telegraph Operator Fined, Baker City, July 2. West, tho tel egraph operator, who stabbed hlfc fellow operator, J. W. ThomaB, at Huntington, about a month ago, was fined i200 yoHtnrday for tho assault and released. Won the Big 8take. London, July 2. Tho Princess of Wales stakes of 10,000 sovereigns wore won nt Newmarket today by Gubbins and Ardpatrick, with Can non up. Isle of Pines Belongs to Cuba, Havana, July 2. Tho treaty be tween Cuba and tho United States for a naval coaling station and also giv ing tho control of the Islo of Pines to Cuba, was signed this forenoon. GREAT SUFFERING IN TENEMENT DISTRICTS. Prostrations From Heat In Excess of Anything Recorded In Many Years Eight Deaths From Heat Occur red Today. Chicago, July 2, Ninety dcgreoB Is recorded today tho third day of op pressive hoot, and tho discomfort Is almost unbearable. The Buffering In tho tenement dis tricts 1b great, where tho air Bhafts fall to cany away tho odors peculiar to tho neighborhood, and every sower opening In that part of tho city is offensivo to tho smell. The deatli list Is InciciiHlng moro rapidly. Yesterday's list of nlno deaths mid a dozen prostrations will bo eclipsed today. Up till noon olght deaths had been reported uud a dozon prostrations, somo of tlictn sorlous. Tlie great olTleo biilldlngB nro fur naces from cellars to skylights, but It Is possible to keep tho air puro In tliem. and the drainage, ventilation and character of tho water supply Is perfect, which greatly alleviates tho situation ror tno inmates, wno aro hi them only from 8 a, in, till 5 p. in. INSULTED THE KAISER. He Wouldn't Do 8ueh a Thing and Nobody Thinks He Would. Berlin, July 2. Tho kulsor Is great ly annoyed at Insinuations In a ills ,,.(. I, from U'nulMriL'lim a few days ago, Intimating that ho hud ulterior motives lu inspecing uio lu'urbiirgo. Ho thinks It rellects upon bis person al honor. The Imputation Is regard ed throughout (leniiuny bh an out rage). It Is itiported tliut Ambassa dor Tower will aHilogUe to tbo kaiser for the Insult offered him, ns ho was (lie guest of tho American navy whllo aboard the Kinrsargo. Around the World In Four Minutes. Oyster Hay, July 2. Roosovolt filler cabling Commissioner Taft oi. Ih'i Fourfh will sen I a iikhiuko gird ing tho globe to McKay In Now York, congratulating him. It Is ex pected to require four minutes In transmission. Cablo and wires Imvo been Installed In Secretary Ixiob'H office. Instruments being placed to day. The averago length of human life s 3S years. THE GOAL MINE 0 GHUWS An Official Canvas of Hanna Shows That There Are Yet 164 Men in tho Mines, ACCUMULATING GASES MAY CAUSE ANOTHER EXPLOSION. Heroic Measures Used to Confine Raging Flames to a Few Entries Two Carload of Coffins Arrive Bodies' Being Embalmed Official Census of the Town. Hnnnii. Wyo.. July 2. - An official canvas of the town mado last night, shows conclusively that there aro now 104 men In tho mines. All aro undoubtedly dead. This makes tho total death list 1C7 Many bodies Imvo been encountered and will bo brought to tho surface aB soon ax tho stoio ia cleared. Heroic measures have been taken to confine tho flro to a tow entries and thoro smothor It. (Ins Is accumulating constantly ntid thoro aro fears of another explo sion. Two carloads of coffins woro received last night and tho bodies re covered are being embalmed. DR. QARRETSON HAS SOLOUT. Will Remove to a More Moist and Milder Climate. Dr. W. U. Gnrrotson has sold his store In this city and will romoro to n cllmato moro moist and mild, in search ot better health for his wife. For a long time Mrs, Gnrrotson has been troubled with an affection ot tho nerve editors ot tho skin, causing nt times painful swelling of thu faco and other partH ot the body. It Is thought by thu physicians that tho dry and hot cllmato of this part ot the state Is responsible for tbo com plaint, and In onlor to ovorcomo tho uiipluasunt dlsense thu doctor ban do elded to seek a climate more congen ial to his wife. Dr. Glenn Wlnslow, of Nowborg. has bought tho stock and business ot Dr, anrretBon, and will conduct It at thu samo place, Ho will take posses sion about tho 7th of tho month. Dr. Wlnslow Is a young man, and m ter of Ills profession. The largo number of friends and acquaintances mudo by Dr. and Mrs. Garretson whllo they have boon res idents ot this city will greatly miss thorn from tholr place In tho business and social life here, ami will oitond to them whorovur they go tholr hopos for futuru happlnosB ami prosperity. SUNDAY MATINEE. Pendleton Driving Association Will Have Six-Event Program. Tlie Pendleton Driving Association will glvu u iimtlnco' beginning at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon ot tho SlinpBon Perlnger track, Thcro will bo six events and Hovorul outside horflcs aro expected to contest. In tho 2:15 class, trotting nntt pac ing, tho winner must tuko throo In llvo heutsj In tho 2:30 class, trotting mid pacing, tho winner must tako two In three heats, and In too three m I mi to elass, trotting and pacing, two In threo heatB. Thu gentleman's buggy race will bo two best In threo event, also, Thoro will bo a thrco-olglitlia of a mllo running ruco and one and nn eighth mllo liurdlu raco. UNIVERSAL ADDING MACHINE. Latest Adjunct In Equipment of County Treasurer's Office. Tho county court has bought for tho courthouse a Universal Adding Muchliio. and it Is at prusuut located In tho oinco of tho county treasurer. Tho machine Is ono of tho host In tho market, and cost tho county 300, but Is considered cheap nt that, for all tho officials havo to do now Is to press a button and turn a crunk and tho thing Is dono. They can now add up tho amount ot tho citizen's taxes whllo ho wultu, and hand It out for his Inspection, all added In a row und dotted up In red Ink, Tho officials aro very grateful for tho klndnoas ot hn court. Returned From Salem, Mrs. John McCourt has returned from a visit In Salem and other val joy cities, whom alio went over a woelt ago with hor mother, who was visiting horco and was called homo tho announcement of tho death of her brother In California.