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yet " T , "m -V MINBEDITIDH QAILY EVENING ED ITIOH k DAILY . ..H.preJ t your reildencc Eastern Oregon Weather )3C A WCCA Tonight and Wednesday fair; warmer. 1 I7 ""T"1 )L. 16. "E LED STILL LIVES er Mind of the Church iRomc Still in Its Earthly hement. ICTED WITH PLEURISY Ind PARALYSIS IN FINGERS lion Is Frequently Made That Italian Cardinal Oreglln Is the iMost Likely to Succeed to tri If.cate. July 7 It is offlclnlly stilted lornlng that tlio pope's condl- become somownat worse, in- as nlcurlsy nnd paralysis or tor tips has sut In, duo to de- bcart action affecting tno point slightly in his holiness' i tlio change in tno rigiu biuo Ithroax, tlio middle lobe of has yesterday blocked. Today iffleleutly cleared to allow air The operation of puncturing le's pleura with a prnvnz syr- drain off tlio water collected nas tn have taken place at day, but It was found liis hoi- Weakness Is too great to stand ration. lice Can Do Nothing More. July 7 The Lokal Anzol- Irrespomlent nt Homo reports view which lie had with Dr. I and quotes his as saying: I bulletins tell tlio iiiivnrnlsh- The popo's condition, oh- ' considered, Ib hopeless. An like the pope's at his age. levltauly lead to death. The brganlsm, however, is almor- Irong, which can do miracles. Kless, science can do nothing Irecelvlng the secrament yes- the pope said- now near my end I do not all I have done has beeu It I certainly obeyed my con- pud our faith." The End Is Near. I July 7 - An oillclnl telegram vauean at 11 today, states rs end Is very near. It adds popes condition Is most se- He U almost In extremity. N Is Clear to the Last. July 7--Telegrams continue flato the vauean askinir for s condition. iMany, especial from various rulers, are ls holiness, whri itvnt-ei-KpH Uslaction with the interest foamon. Tho story of last PEXPLETOX, UMATILLA COUNTY, OKEGON, TUESDAY, TlULY 7, 1003." NO. 4787. with Lapponl. The both entered the ?CivrT;. The pope smiled benevo & atJaonl. t seemed not to have sufUcient strength to talk In response to greetings from Mazzon tho opo sai(lt ... h ' Mfoni o ideanMrfn8nCd'" nml ralspd '" oUdcntly in prayer. The pone ex pressed a desire to rend two leading papers to see what they were snT- ng Cardinal Oreglla begins to be the fSfitW ?f.J?" Vatlean atalrs. as It il be evod the time is short before ho will assume tho supremo power. Al" ready the engineers who will wall up the cardinals in conclave when they proceed to the election of a new pope have reported to Oreglla. Slept Tranquilly. Rome, July 7.-The pope slept qui etly alter tho operation. The sleep however, which at first seemed trail! null, soon gave rise to alarm, as it threatened to become a coma When fully awake ho exclaimed, "I am really in this world, r dreamed I was In paradise." Last Hour Draws Near. Paris, July 7. Itampolla has wired the Nunelo of Paris tho r,,iin..-i,.n.. Tho phenomena attending tho pope's Illness are more marked. Pray for hi in. TO INVESTIGATE MINE HORROR Claimed the Hanna Workings Were Not Inspected or Pro tected Properly. CLAMORING TO KNOW CAUSE OF DISASTER. Greed Declared to Have Long Imper illed the Victims, and That a Lia bility to Explosion Was Known to the Managers, WASHINGTON'S NEW SCANDAL. E TS ANA Desperate Fighting Between the Evansville Mob ' and State Militia. MORE TROOPS ARRIVING AN? THE END IS NOT YET. Six Persons Were Killed and Twenty Five Wounded In an Assault on the Jail Brown, the Negro, Fatally Wounded. OHIO LAWYERS. State Bar Association Meets at Put-In-Bay. Put-ln-liay, O., July 7. Knilnonl lawyers nnd jurists of Ohio thronged the largo assembly room of tho Hotel Victory this nttcrnoon at tho owning ot the annual meeting of tho Ohio State Unr Association. Tho feature of tho opening session was tho ad dress of the president, John W. War rington. of Cincinnati. Tomorrow the annual address before tho nsso elation will bo delivered by Judge John S. Wise, of Virginia, who will take as his subject, "The Constitu tional View ot the ltaco Question." Another Interesting fenturo of tho session will be n memorial Rorvlco In honor of the lato President McKIn ley, who was n pronflucut member ot the association. PENNSYLVANIA FLOOD. the Evansville, lnd., July 7. The race war started late last night when a Utile boy named Logan was shot In the leg by 11 negro. An unknown lie- Hanna. Wyo.. July 7. Gov. Critton- ton will cause an Investigation of tho 1 Hanna mine catastrophe to bo made I as soon as the mine shall be in condi tion to bo Inspected. Leading clti-i gro woman had been killed and sev. Applicants for Police Places Helri iinl , -urougnoui Wyoming and also , eral negroes hnvo been seriously In hv , Rin uPtho newspapers of the state are clam-, jured. The entiro pollco force is sta- oy a King, 0ring for such action. It Is demnnded Honed H the Jail and tho negroes are Washington, July 7. Tne district tllat tll? l"a,lur bo probed to tho bot- taking possession of tho town, commissioners and chief ot police are tom aml- lf tlu coal company or mine It is the Immedlnto outcome of tho Investigating an alleged scandal re-1 --'st'i'ctors have been guilty of nogll- shooting ot Patrolman Mnssoy Frl gardlng the payment of money to , p,lce or criminal carelessness it will ! day night by Lee llrown, a negro, secure positions on the police force ' , e fmlll(l out and tho guilty parties. Brown nnd another negro had ongng and the appointment of four men who , " allJ'- wl" uc prosecuted. ed In a quarrel and llrown had sworn hnvo passed the examinations have1 The horrors of the disaster have t h'1 aatnsonist. He ran toward been held up. It Is alleend that ennli I aroused the neonlp nf tho entire Hintn 1 Ills homo to secure a revolver, and of tlio men paid $125 to certain men As coal mining is one of the leadlnc I Patrolman Mussey hearing of the Four More Known Victims of Cloudburst of Yesterday. Jeannette, Pn., July 7. Four nioro names are added to the list of Itood victims who nre missing today. No more bodies linvo been recovered. The waters are subsiding, leaving whole sections burled 'beneath mud nnd debris nnd rendering the search difficult. SEATTLE THUGS ROB AND MURE Aged Woman Defends He Monoy and is Beaten Near ly to Death. ONE ROBBER IS CAPTURED WHILE TWO OTHERS ESCAPE. DIDN'T GO TO DO IT. industries, and there aro C,000 or 7.- I trouble, lay in wait for Drown. As 000 men employed at it. It Is argued ' negro came back, armed, hunting that the Hanna catastrophe should -"r his enemy, Mnssey stopped from be investigated thoroughly in ordei n doorway and laid his hand on to prevent a recurrence. I Brown's shoulder. llrown turned ,,, ......... . . i quickly nnd shot tho patrolman in Mine Not Well Inspected. Im, abdomen. It Is strongly hinted that the mine The officer, as ho lay 011 the walk, wus not properly Inspected: that ft fired nt llrown nml wounded him dan. Manchester, England, July 7. It Is was known a largo quantity of gas j rerously. He fell nnd tho two fired reported that King Oscar or Sweden , "'as in the workings at the time o'q a' each other as they lay on the pa vo ls suffering from nn incurable Inter-! the nccldent. and that the men were 1 ment. emptying their revolvers. nui uoumo, aim a most serious oner- ' uown to meir uoom by tne oil 10 procure their appointments. Al legations are made thnt the system has been going on for years. KING OSCAR IS ILL. Ruler of Sweden Must Have an Oper ation Performed. ntlon will probably occur In the near I ''la's with tho full "knowledge that a future. Threaten a Boycott. Portland, July 7. At noon tho line men announced that If tho strike is not settled by Friday night tho Sun set company will be boycotted in Portland. RACES IT HENLEY disaster might overtake them nt any time, nnd all beenuso the company must get out coal. Tho Hanna mines were operated much more cheaply than any other coal property in the world. The groat thickness of the vein, the ease with which tho coal was removed to the surface, and the fancy price re ceived for tho fuel returning to the company big profits, was too great a temptation even in the face of the fact that It was known the mine wns a death trap. Six Killed Last Night. Evansville, July 7. Six of those wounded In last night's rioting will probably die. Tho list now stands six killed and 24 wounded. Negroes con tinue to leave the city. Tho colored flie company deserted and tho engine house Is closed. They asked permis sion temporarily to resign, which was not granted. Everything Is quiet this morning, ( UUl YUl IfllUIIgB gilUIUJUU UUUIIL lilt- 1 courthouse square, where the battle 1 took place last night. Hopes have i been stretched about the Jctll to keep Convicted Murderer Claims He Acci dentally Shot. London. July 7. llougal. who was recently sentenced to bo hanged for the limtder of Miss Holland, has con fessed to the killing. Ho claims to have accidentally discharged tho weapon which ho was cleaning and becoming panlc-strlckmi, concealed the body. Ills attorney will appeal for a pardon. Electrocuted In New York. New York, July 7. William O'Con nor was electrocuted this iittornoou for n murder committed In 1'JOO. Ills accomplice, Sullivan, was electrocut ed lust March. Editors In Session. Omaha. July 7. Editors fiom all parts of the country are arriving 10 attend the eighteenth annual meeting of the National Editorial Association, which holds Its first meeting tonight. Methodist General Conference. I.os Angeles, July 7. This morn ing the Methodist Eastern locution ! committee signed the contract which hecures tho general conference at .ou Angeles May 1, I9(H. Fireman Con Cunningham, Who Came to the Rescuo of the Police man, Is Shot In the Head and Will Die. Scuttle, July 7.-Thnv masked men euteted tho I'nlaro lodging homo on Weller street, early this morning and brutally beat and choked nnd afterward robbed Mrs. E. Ilnhluson, aged 70. Her screams attracted tho atten tion of Policeman Norman, who en tored tho phiro and drew bin gun, but was soled from behind before ho could use It. A desperato battlo on sued. City Fireman Con Cunning hnm camo to tho rescue of the pollco man and was shot in the hend nml fatally wounded. The policeman nnd one robber rolled down two flights of stairs, lighting nil tlio wny Tho robber waH finally subdued and lock ed up. He gave tho name of James Ilartou. Tho others escaped. Normnu, tho policeman, wns rob bed during the affray, of IK by una of tho robbers who escaped. Mrs. ltoblnson was so bndly chok ed ami beaten that she Is In u pro carious condition. Murderer Hanged, Itendlng, Pn., July 7 David Hhnugh, a double murderer, wan hanged this morning In the prcseuco of r00 persons. H killed n Womitu nnd policeman laBt February, CHFWS ADMITTED TO BE NOT UP TO THE STANDARD. Only One A Attendance Average the crowd back from the sheriff's . Evidence Against Company. 1 residence It Is said that some survivors of! Tn-1 pavements about the Jail uro 1 the disaster hnv.. irnthi.i-ml pvI,i..iip In many places covered with blood, merlran Has Entered 1 "f suiilcient strength to win for the where Hie dead and dying lay after merlcan Has Entered ((ows a( ch,Wle arK0 Bums ()f the conlllct. Another company of 13 ri 1. inniw.v nu rlnmnirno It ..,111 l.n uhnn-.i BlBie ml 11 a UmVeil CariJ HUB HUH II' -J iiHiimnvu. av (Till uj oiiuii 11 i In addition to tho ancged fact that there was 200 feet of gas in the work- PRESIDENT LOIET ABROAD Election Called In Servla. Helgrmlo, July 7. Peter has Issued n ukriso calling an election for a now skuptschlnn on September 21. Tho members hold olllco for four years, age, as It is ndniitted the cn'ws are y lnd several times been condemn- rot up to tin utual stumiari .nn ed, and that the foul gases were ennl, of Phll.i'Ie'.piiln Is Ihn only Amr r-1 Smpiy walled up and the entry In lean entered, l-'o compete In the , which the fire damp appeared nban single diamond sculls. j denied from tlmo to time as tho trou- Tho flret heat In the diamond sculls pu. WIlH mut with. All of these facts was won by Hlxon, of Kingston, de- nm many moro the company will be tenting Thorn, of London, me sec-, compelled to deny in court. ond bent wns won by Clouotte. of Urn dan, defeating Hnffner, of Ilerlln. American Beaten. Juvonul was beaten by Ueneslord, No Business Being Done. The stores and other places of bus iness, which were closed at the time of the accident, are still closed, there of Konsliigton. In tho third hvnt for being no disposition upon the part of the diamond sculls. Henley. July 7. Splendid weathor . lncs the nielit before the accident. Tussle shows overy means opens for the Miniial regatta. Tlio that Urea had been smoldering in the wi ll BUKKCSt was used tn i ntlcni unco IS iw , ' uci iw ..i u I mines for 12 years. Hint, tlio n.oner faring spark of lifo. Tlmo P oxygen was administered unt ntwi the rnnm Ini nrnr'. li tho revivifying gas. On lasiuns no sank into a IP, but it Was ono of exlmus- F man of rest und he gener- r perspiration flowing t"a everv imm i n depletion. "WwiI stated early this M could advance no hope, f continues to tako nourish e retains wonderful mental . was given smm nt 7 FS. and seemed somewhat Li. Norishment. how- PWt In thn n..... .1. iJ (les rn hi,. i... ..... 10 glVO hllll mnrn ou l.ln Kondltlon is such ho could JV Is Not Abandoned, pon. .1miv 7 . Iniv. ., ' ' 1 "e papal le ImA follwlng dispatch Km. uu,no tllls morning: J I- no worse todnv. c.nn. I y serious stnto with '", mnk im ,. i f. no luau UVUIJ ("Operated Upon. 7.- tu . . 111. aft," " " 8 imyH,c e nt ah it - u i'"c- f ,t'ra has Just taken "OH l sranimes of mattor fi., . r"c. A rnnl.l i FICOU Mllll . tJ"-"""Oll W'Ufnii.i 1 Dluu" 1110 Op- e u 111 General con- mind i. r.t,8tlnK well, ni. ?"d Lannonl. ti,. tn hm'.ii 2 ,tc'eerams wero 1'ii.caij, J.- Htlcan and consulted la m... mi i ' succeed. 1 me vn. w s mis Senator Stewart's Pockets Picked. Vnslilmrlon. July 7. Senator Stewart, of Nevada, today reported to the pollco that his pockets were picked yesterday ami tnni ue joki nnd several rail wny passes. Will Enter Naval Academy. Annapolis. July 7. Among the can didates who passed the culmination aid will enter Annapolis, nre F. Pricer nnd C. M. Keuyon, of California. GRAIN MARKETS. Quotations Furnished by Coe Commis sion Company G. R. Cockley, Local Manager, 120 Court Street. Chicago, July 7 Continued unfa vorable weather makes n strong whent and corn market. Opening. Close. 76 7f. Sept Dec Com Sept 61Vi Dec Oats Sept 35 Dec BG Minneapolis. July 7. Opening. Sept 74 Dec ?3 7fi 52 01 Close. 70 74 the business men to reopen, and there would be no trading lf they did. Word was received from Itawlins, Hock Springs, Saratoga, Encamp ment and other towns that money was being collected to be sent to the mayor here for disbursement among the widows ahd fatherless children. At itawlins $1100 wns collected In a few minutes, and other towns were equally as generous. Entertain ments will he given everywhere throughout the state, the proceeds be ing turned over to the survivors of the worst mine disaster In the his lory of the West. STRANGLER OF WOMEN. Crime Attributed to a Criminal. Professional Denver, July 7. Mabel Brown, aged 20. was found dead In her houso nt 1831 Market street, tills morning. Her hands wore bound, and there was evidence that sho had been, strangled to death. There is no clue to the murderer. The case. In many of Its details, strongly sug eested the series of murders by strangulation which took place in this neighborhood some years ago. Sonoma county California, Is now experiencing one of the most de structive forest nres in ner nistory Ing A request will be made today for addition!.! companies. Conference of Business Men Called. Indianapolis, July 7. Tho governor this morning wired the mayor of hvnnsrfllu saying the town owed It to the good name of the city and the state to take action and assist the civil authorities for the preservation of order und that further militia dem onstration should not be necessary. He urged him to call at noon u con ference of business men and jeport the result of the meeting, saying what action the conference believes best to prevent further rioting. Negro Scarcely Alive. VlncenneH, July 7. llrown was scarcely allvo und had to be admin istered stimulants over two hours bo foro he was taken to the train. Tho removal was made by the governor's orders. Negroes Fleeing. Henderson, Ky., July 7 Three hundred negroes arrived In bouts from Evansville today. More Trouble Expected, Indianapolis, July 7. Six compa nies of militia left hero this after noon at the command of the gover nor for Evansville, where Adjutant General Ward will take commnnd to night with over 2,00)1 fully armed men. The meeting of Evansvillo bus iness men wired the governor: "We aio aware we should control the sit uation, but wo aro powerless. Please rush additional troops, as more trou ble is feared tonight." Afraid of a Lynching. Vlnceniies, Ind., July 7 -Fearing trouble here on account of continued threats, the authorities secretly this forenoon took the negro, llrown, wanted by the Evansville mob, to tho Jeffersouvllle reformatory for safe-, keeping. MILLER BdY8 RELEASED, Their Father Assumes tho Responsi bility for Their Future Behavior. I W. Miller, of Spring Hollow, a little place near U'alliila Junction, la In Ihu city today mid will take with him when he returiiH to his home, his two lit Ho sons, Wallace and Olaco, who have been In the county Jail for some (imo, accused of having at tempted to wreck a truln near Wal- i i.iiw ?.ii...ui.i.,..i i .tt im! ' I ii la a week or so ago. iiiiiium. uiiij . ivnuiLiiv jui(isijv . ... . m ,. . . this moriilm: first visited tno French ! .V"'"" nr". 1110 1110 "" I'M WARMLY VELCOMED BY ENGLISH NEIGHBORS. Confers Several Honors and Orders Upon Frenchmen In Various Instl. tutlons In London. hospital and theio conferred the I.e glou of Honor on Senior Surgeon Ed mund Owen. Ho afterwurd drove through the French colony to the spikes on tho rails In flout of tho fn si mall to see the engine Jump, and then also nearly ditched the freight train thnt followed. They wore brought hero and bulged In Jail pond- French government Institution, wheiO' "ought hero and lodged In all pend i. ,.,.,., n-,.,1 n, r,i.,r ..- ti.,.' nu..r 'K H'o action of the court, mid It Psalm on the superintendents. At was expected that they would be sent Into hour, en route to the mansion " ."'V, r'f0"", "r to the Hoys' house, ho wns escorted by tho life 0,r'l ,8nrl"ty '"""V 1,1 1 "rt guards and given a tremendous ova-1 "V1 . W!'," llu.. n,"ll"r"l'' wro Hon. Hulls rang and crowds collect thl",ll" 'll0 mnU"r, "v"r n" '"""7 ed along tho line of march with roats J'"1"", V' cy n.'"1 ""M"' b".n): of cheering ieu hi ihho uiu noys out oi nut jail Emotionalism Is no factor In the ami to (are for them at tin- homo average Englishman's nature and the J" 8,rl''K Hollow. Tho district at crrdlallty manifested toward tho pres-! j'"'J"'y allowed tho petl lou. and tlio .M.jn nvi- luu ifiii III .III I II-IIIHI j of the sheriff this morning and will Guest of Sir Llpton. Highland, July 7. General Wheeler Is Sir Thomas Upton's guest on the Erin, watching today's Shamrock races. ident of France Is accento.l nt lis face value as an Indux of Hie spirit of icupproachmcut piedlcted many years ago by Gladstone, and openly ii.'ccKiilzL'd slnro by btulesnioii n'ld authors on both sides o' Hid cliuiinol, notably Max O'ltell, Zola nml Hugo In Franco, and W. T. Stead, Gladstone and tli-.- Lord Mayor of London. NO POLITICS AT ALL. Just a Friendly Call By Some of the Boys on Teddy, Oyster Day. July 7. ICoanis, of Utah, Senators Knlrbanks and Huiina and Secretary Hay uro President Roosevelt's guests this afternoon und will attend a luncheon given In their honor. All Insist that It Is a social gathering, having no political sig nificance whatever. NORTHERN PACIFIC WRECK. Open Switch Throws Limited Train In Minnesota, leave for their homo this i venlng. All or tho bills fur clothing that tho (unit hail contracted were paid by the father. CLAIMED HE WAS THROWN, Was Made Defendant by Unruly An tic of a Horse, Hi mly llrndlsnn was released from the county Jul) this morning on the' recommendation of tho proxtiiHng attorney, who ducldml thut there was not siilllctuiil evidence to convict Home lime ago Ilrudlsoii borrowed u horHo belonging to I,. Al. Illuvliis, which hail beep left ul tho Oregon Fend Yard, nml rodo It off. Tho Jiorso was not returned and, search was made for the man, and by yus. foi(ix on tho Hnyder pWk ul))iit eight miles woiit of Pendleton. When ar rested ho claimed that tjio homo )iad thrown him and hud got nwiiy front, hi in nml that ho did not know whvru It was. The1 horse1 Was" afterwards found north of tho1 city, 'thus Suplxlrt Ing tho (.tory In1 View of this (act St. Paul. July 7. The Northern Pa cific coast limited was wrecked by an tho evidence would not convict nnd, open swiicii at Detroit, juiim., at iu ; tno young man wus turned loose. last night. Engineer Mason was kill- j - ed. Nono of tho passengom wero In- Tho strcot fairs at both Salom and Jured, I Albany camo to a closy Sunday