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SIXTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1898.
NO. 686
i i ic m rvir4, Yr. rw' vwa ir-: rs . 1-. v ii nsi n.n - J
THE HEPPNEB GAZETTE
Published every Tuesday aad Friday
BY
OORLIES MERRITT,
Editor etud. lwffan.,gw.
-SUBSCRIPTION RATES
On Year
Six Months
Throe Months
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: 73
BO
Advertising Rates Made Known on
Application.
Entered at the Postofflee at Beppner, Oregon,
as second-class matter.
THIS PAPEB ia kept on file at E. 0. Oake's
Advertising Agenojr, 64 and 65 Merchants
Eiohaogt, Ban Franeiaoo, California, where oou
raota for advertising oan be made for it.
LP. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVERTI8-
ing agent, 21 MerohaoU' Exohang Build
ing, Ban i'ranoisoo, la our authorized agent.
This papar ia kept on file at hie office.
0. R. & N.-LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Heppner th80 p. m. dally except
Sunday arriving at Heppner Jnnotion 124)5 a. m.
Leaves Heppner Junction 8:30 a, m. and ar
rive at Heppner 6MJ a.m.
Spokane fcxpreae Nu. 4 leavea Portland at 2.-00
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Jnnotion 7:80 p. m.
and Gma'illa 8.50 p. m.
Portland Kxpreea No. S, from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla 6410a. m. and Heppner Junction 7:00
.m. and arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leavea Portland 8:'2& n. m anil
arrives at Heppner Jnnotion tM a. m, and at
Umatilla 4:80 a. m.
Fast Hail No. 1 leaves TJmatilla 11:10 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Junction 12:25 a, m. and at
roruana t a. m.
For further infurmatioo inqnira of J. C, Hart.
United States Officials.
President ....William McKinlev
Vice President ....Garret A. Hobart
oeormarror mate W. B. u
OHcretary of Treasury Lvman JT f
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. KUhs
Kei'retarjr of War.... .....Hoseell A. Alger
rioorstary of Navy John D. Long
Postmaster-General Charles Emery Smith
Atliiniwy-yeneral John W. ttrigga
rioo rotary f Agrienltar James Wilson
State of Oregoe.
Uovernor
Hecrntaryof Btate
Treasurer.
Hnpt. Cutilio Instruction.
Attorney (ieoeral
Senators
W. P. Lord
,...H R. Kincaid
...Phil. Metschan
0. M. Irwin
...C. M. Idlnman
j 8. W. McHride
iThos.H.Taugae
WW. K. Ellis
W. H. Leeds
Congressmen
Printer ,
I R. Bean.
Supreme Judges i F. A. Huore,
(UK. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
0. rcnit Judge Stephen . Lowell
Proswiiing Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow Cooaiy Officials.
Joint Senator... ... J, W. Morrow
llepreeeutative..... E. L, Freeland
:nnty Judge A. (. Hartholomew
" Commissioners. J. B. Howard
J. W. Beckett.
" t'lerk Tawter Crawford
" Sheriff K. L. Matlock
' Trmsnrer M. Lichtanthal
' A'seasur A C. Petn-vs
' rturreyor. Julius Kssthly
Mohuol ttup't Jay W. Hhiplay
' Coroner Dr. K. B. Hunlook
aarraaa tow or noma.
Mof , Thoa. Morgan
OninH linen..., E. J. Hlooum. M.
I.ichtanthal, J. R. Hi moos. J. J. Roberta, J. W.
Hasinas and K. U. Sparry.
K mier W. A. Rlrhardeou
Treasurer L. W. Hrigaa
Marshal John Hager
P reelect OIBsers.
Jostineof tbe Pes)...... W. K. Richard on
(onstable. ti. B. Uray
tailed State Laa4 Ornesrs.
m piixaa, ok.
fay P Imo Ragtstar
Ous fettereoa Baoetre
la auaoa. Ok.
1. W. RartMt, Reglatar
I. O. Swackbataar rUostvsr
RAWLINS POST, WO. 11.
O A. a.
Maata al Mettmar. O Uka third ftatarday of
arh moath. Ail MCermoa are tavtlad In km.
W. W.Mtolth. 14 W Cia,
Adjutant, If Coaaaaadar.
D- J. McFatii, M. D.
uefpser, ontaos.
Omca) koiirs. i to Id a. at, and II to t
. as., al vmI'Ivw. and In In U a .,
an 4 I to as , at ere la Us rr A
korg s leaslx; Wr.
C E. Redfleld
ATTORSEY AT LAW.
Offlce la rirst WeUoBaJ kaiil tulMlnf.
vftoer, Orca.
Ellis & Phelps
ATTOkSEYS AT LAW.
Alt kel asa alt4a4 la la awsapt
a4 esttsiarinry maaawr. kvtorlsa fua
Ue en4 LMlsrtora.
0w la Kattsfl lalldlnf . flvtfa. Ort.
D E. Gilman
OESKRAL COLLECTOR,
fit rn s!4 tta aa4 smtM la fcia
ka4a a4 s4 ftt pwy mui of iaaa
ikMs. ksM aafMriaulf at kaH tmtm-
0b la J. V. krewa a WnlUtlng. Rfrf. Or.
IV. A. Plchardson
JUSTICE or THE TEACE
sv t'D' RUXJttttMk.
al swwartl t Ksialfa
ati iM bate M Mtt k
hiK s exomartH M will sr y la
m HIS. MM
ay aay la kte It
stria agar
0. B. Itatt
TOS.tORtAL AUTt.1T,
kartaf, 18 Ca
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tha. MaOast C-r f. Rstaaw, fisssj.
Mathews A Gentry
BAUtlEM.
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if
AN OPEN
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA " AND
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK. '
,,DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Eyannis, Massachusetts
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and does now bear nf on every
the facsimile signature of C&tffi&Zgfo wrapper.
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought Jf - on the
and has the signature of &t&tffflZ&i4 wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
M6 CTimPmJI fwhich Chas's- etcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The End You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
av-jaBLaTeKaf M aV aT-T-aT aTKaTara
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
tms ecNvaua sohmnv, tt aawaaav aTacrr. new tors em.
plRST aTIONAL JANK
O. A. RHEA.,
T. A. KQEA..
. vio rreaioant
Transact a General
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
Collection, made on all point, on reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits 35,0O0.
" A. Mallory,
V. S. COMMISSIONER
U authorized to take all kind of LAND
PROOFS and LAND FIUN148
Collections made on reasonable terms.
Office at residence on Cbase street.
LIIIBHTV MAHKBT
TUE OLD SHOP!
Is the place to go to get your Una pork
and lamo chops, steaks and roasts.
Flgh Cvary Friday.
fine sut sr-cured hams and bacon. Pnra leal
lard, kettle-rendered, old style. Highest caan
price paid lor al stuck.
BanJ. Mathawa.
A, Abrahamsick
Merchant Tailor
Pioneer Tailor of Heppner.
His work first-class
and satisfactory.
Give him a call May Street.
NEW NAME I
Wm. Gordon has re-named
his stand the old Jones
livery stable
llio Central.
I sled bay lor sale. CW-a reasonable. Tall
ea klas and bate Tour borers w,i red for.
IIEMIOT CITY
Stage Line
8. f. MILLER. rraa
rkeataw) aad aviet dirwt mnu In Ih ti..
allr. avna ny mlulng district. Burn, auu
atiwr Invartof poiuta.
Ptagaa bve Heppner lally. kundar eg
et4.ei si a. as. Arrtt. at tsoron cm
ia it aoara.
laare ranyoa Hy at I p as . arrive al Hepp
bav a M boara, avaiierting with tralna.
Usrrssa to
ass r.as
II
M 4 mi
A 7
an
si i id
l1 m
l"4 I Ou
HaHataa ,.
.at ..
UAHtlllna
iau f rmmk .
Fo. Vauey ,
J.a lv ..
I ) f Hy
lag anaaart a Kb Irala el H-fptif.
Hslt.tttrie4 p Ibis lira with aew
wr4 fcarM ! iml (mm I .
m I r- vMi tmn to iH yuhllv.
flRL!N6T0M-F0SSIL
STA6E LINE
n. REFT) I p ,
ielora.
MAC FNOM ARLINGTON TO
rast ia attiaii . as ... kaai trip St as
MayWieiMatllMt. an lUM trip fas
OA. a rariiii . I as ... trip gas
(-WW) ra ausi ... sen , . kvMnp I at
Utal (Mama.!, .. as .... ,.4 inp
Mawa lea Arlwigioe) ewvf toorping
(Kaadey al aVInrk; la 4aa
M (Vw al 1 a, a. and arrive at row
ell a 7 . n.
Oawkfaflabla er4 foMhea pa 4 arp.
faJ. ag sell gas I eMvaea,
LETTER
OF HEPPNER.
... Prealdent I . W. CONSEB ..Csehier
tt. u. K . Assist n t (Jasbier
Banking Business.
A MY8TKB10C8' HDBDKB. ' "
Dakoowa Maa Found la the Willamette
W ith Uana and Feet Tied.
By the Associated Press.
Salbm, Sept. 20. The bndy of an no
known man was found in Iba Willamette
opposite the oity Ibla afteroooD io shal
low water by the beok. His hands and
feet were bonod by oords with bevy
asb weights atUobed to eaoh. Tbe
body was found oo the Polk oonnty
bora end Coroner Wood, of Dallas, Was
notified by telephone. He came, sum
moned a jury and took the testimony
and a vardiot was rendered io terms
tronifly sagvestive of murder, all the
parties being uo known. Tbe wooods to
tbe bead signify terrible usage and fool
play marks eyery phase of tbe discovery,
Several olewa of Talne bave been
secured and tbe polio are working oo
the ease.
Tbe victim is a mao of mediam height,
portly appeereDoe, reddish hair and
ffliinslaobe, fairly wall dressed, watob
and eoff bnitona on person, also past
oo tbe O.KtS. from Tbe Dal lee to
Grants and a drawback check oo tbe 8.
P. Oo. from Brooks to Oregon Oity . Ills
name nowhere appeared. A oe'd bear
ing lb preseotatioo siuoatnre of Ma-
Qralb, a drnmmer for (Jadaby. a furni.
nil ore dealer, of Portland, was also
(oaod io bis pooket.
LOST (lUL AMU BIS LITE.
As Uake Maa Marwerea by a Oaeaeaaral
Pallor.
Boiaa, Idaho, Hept. n, A maa. wbo
bang photographs of another man's wife
to tbe bite of bis bridle aad thus Daredad
tbea tbroogb the aoanlry, lies dead at
Meadow, ia Waebingtoa aoonif. and
tbe bosbsnd is io jail at Weiaer oa a
ebarge of morderiag biro. Tbe dead
mao isOeorge nice; bis slayer ie Knot
Bruiib.
Colli a few weeks tbe two man ware
sailors for tbe baod of Mies Delia Clark,
a belle of that aeigbborbood. The amis
seemed eo!y balaooed for a time, but
Nmltb Daally Iriompbad aod married Ibe
glrL IUc bad saoured photographs of
to f oneg womaa aod be proceeded to
Steo op eaaltere by tylog tbe plelore to
dm bora s bite and Ibas fulng sboeltbe
eoaolry. He wept lata the lows of
Uaadowe one day leal week with the
friotarae tbee diepleyed. Hmilb beard
of A aod do ling the borse, tiok lh pi.
Intra away.
WUo Hie beard what be bad done
be It-ni ewgeao ao I proewailed Vj
kutit Hmith op. To aeo mat In a aa-
looa aod agreed Io g out b4k aad eel-
lie the eaalUr. Ia a lew Momenta there
we a ! aad tbe mao wbo ruabej eat
froaad lb lyiag dead with a ballel
Ibroagh) bis bear, wbil Hilb sUvd
?r bias witb smoking pie tot. It i
ol kbuwa wb-tber or aot IU was
armed.
rMtlpalt pafweag.
Take f'tie I eiv t aikartia Mm f St,
U U U tt la M sure, rg-ee refaM weaaf.
OREGON'S GREATEST FAIR
Portland's Mammoth Exposition
Opened Last Night
GREAT DISPLAY I ilff FRODDCTS
Exhibits From Every Nook and Cranny
of the Webfoot State and From
Several Washington and
Idaho Counties.
Portland Evening Telegram, September 22nd.
The fair opens tonight.
The tumultuous storai of industry that has throbbed so violently
during the days, weeks and months of preparation, has steadied down
to a calm. Within the vast corridors of the great building is repre
sented the work of a generation.
Such a bewildering world of exhibits of every conceivable indus
try was never before collected in the Northwest
Even as the rays of the glaring sun eclipse the pale light of the
moon, so does tbe Portland exposition of 1898 eclipse all previous
affairs of its kiud held on the Pacifie coast.
Art, science and education stand shoulder to shoulder and will
teaoh a great object lessou to all so fortunate as to view this grand
piece of handiwork.
The varied producte of Oregon, Washington, : Idaho and British
Columbia are represented. These include mineral, forestry, fishery,
agricultural, stockraisiug, dairying, manufacturing exhibits, etc.
The first sugar made from beets io the Paoifio Northwest may be
seen among the Oregon exhibits. Suow-white linen made from flax
raised near Salem, and woolen goods manufactured in Oregon from
Oregon fleece, are among the things to be seen, besides exhibits of
over 170 varieties of grain raised in the territory along the line of the
0. R. & N. on experimental farms; tobacco, peanuts, grasses, hops and
as many varieties of f rujt, vegetables and berries as there are colors in
the rainbow. - . -
Early last spring Dan McAlIen, Colonel Summers, B. 8. Pague
and other prominent Portlanders started to get up a fair. Like a little
snowball which gathers weight and power as it speeds down a hill, un
til it may end in a crashing avalanche, so the exposition movement
gained force, drawing all interest to it, until at present it represents a
veritable avalanche of variegated interests.
Independeet industrial lines which were badly handicapped in
their struggle for existence have been firmly welded and bound with
other interests through the agencies of the fair. Through these
agencies new industrial fields will be
counties brought prominently into
"I have been all over tbe Northwest." said a traveling frefolit
agent yesterday, "but I never knew
different kinds of Oregon products
There are shrewed business
credit their eyes when brought face
sources of Oregon as represented at
While many of tbe counties of
ducts, as Clatsop for fish and dairying. Union for beet sugar, Umatilla
for grain, Willamette valley counties for hops, Douglas for prunes,
Jackson, Josephine and Baker for minerals, Curry for ooal and timber.
BT a . .a ...
Lmcoin lor building stone, eta, yet all these counties excel in fruits,
vegetables, berries, grasses, grains, eta
Tbe exhibits of the Pendleton Woolen Mills, the Salem Woolen
Mills, the Women's Flax Association, the Oregon City Paper Mills, the
La Grande Sugar Kefiniug Company, aud the general collection of the
Manufacturer's Association, will show what is being done ia this lino
by exbibiticg the practical results of their labors.
The industrial snowball already started will not aton rolling at tl.a
end of the exposition. It will keep
lue exposition will teach the people to patronize home industries.
It will acquaint the basinees men with the needs of the farmer. It
will bring all claa.es into closer commercial relationship, and it will
forge Dew ties.
The exposition is a two-ed-jod sworL Not onlr does it infn
lifeblood into the channels of commerce, but it is a great dacator.
Tbe Portland school exhibit, under the direction of Miss Dimick,
shows the great educational opportunities of tbe state. The art exhibit
proves that even amidat a busy commercial life there are those wbo
love tne unrivaled beauty of Oregon's changing moods. The flab
hatchery shows bow this great industry can be foatered h- artifWI
means; the different kinds of manufactured product point MU the wide
range ol the indoatrial field, ane from every exhibit a l.seon may be
learned by the observing.
Fairs in former yearn bave, with two exceptions, been managed
by corporations. This year the fair is being managed by tbe citizoos.
A caaual oornpariaon shows tbe benefit of tbe change.
Although tbebuiinees men of Portland have been tatml to .loath
oo accouot of scheme of every eouwivabl nature, tbey all put tbslr
shoulder to tbe wheel and raise. the amount required for the sipo
sition. All petty j.aloaains were buried io seeking to promote the
general weiiate, loo muou caooot
of Weather Observer Pague, chairman of tbe state) and County com.
mitten, me reauit ol wuone labors
collection evar eo io tbe Northwest He was ably aaaiated by M
.an, iui opirffi and Ulouc It. U Juileon.
Tbe ofllors of lb axpoaitioo association, who workJ ao beroio
ally to make the affair a succo are: II. 0. Hre-den, president; M.
Zao, vic-pre,iJett; W. 13. Htroble, secretary; J. P. Marshall, treasurer.
BoperinUndeet Baker, In charge of tbe great eipueitioo building.
ha carried tbe work of a doren men on bis shoulders during tbe days
of buay preparation, and throughout bas remained courteous and
obliging to all.
explored and ooened. and nhannra
tbe foreground.
before that there wars an man.
raised."
men in Portland who can eternal
to face with the wonderful re
tbe exposition.
Oregon are noted for sdhm.! nrn.
on going, and gathering foroe.
be sail of tbe indefatiffabU affuria
ba been tbe citberinff of tha lat
SPANIARDS LEAVK POKTO K1CO.
Speculators Flocking to tbe Island, but Are
Disappointed.
By !he Associated Press.
Hah Juan. Sept. 19. Delayed 1 Tbe
eveouation of outlying positions occu
pied by tbe Spaniards bejian today.
Agnadilly, Sao Sebastio and Lares were
abandoned by them and the troops of
Oeneral Oarretson'a brigade and the
Eleventh infantry aided in hoisting tbe
Amerioanfl ag.
Spanish troops from ' tbe abandoned
portions are being oonoentrated at Are-
cibo.
Oo Wednesday tbe Spaniards will
evacuate the islands of Veques, where a
company of American troops dispatched
from. Orant 'a brigade bas been landed.
Tbe Spanieb troop from that island
will remain at Homacao until the Span
iards fall baok on tbe line of tha military
road. .......
Spanish control ia now confined to leaa
than one-third of tbe island.
Tbe Spanish evaonatioo commission
ers today officially informed Ibe Amer
ican . commissioners thai they have been
notified of tbe sailing from Spain of two
transports intended to embark the troops
bere and also 4,000 Spanish soldier will
sail from bere on a transport wbicb 1
expected from Cuba.
The meeting of tbe oommisBloDers was
entirely without friotion and it was ow-
i ing io id good , feeling prevailing be
tween tbe soldiers and those of SDain
that it was decided to allow tbe company
of , Atuerioans to land at the island of
Teques before tba Spaniards left. It was
decided in tbe Interest of tbe order of the
island to allow tbe Americana to enter
the Spanish line and vioe versa io pur
suit of marauders.
In spit of the fact that some of them
bave been disillusioned, tbe influx of
Amerioon promotera oontinaes. An
agent of ao Amerioao aegar refining
company ia bere and many others are
seeking business opportunities, fran
chises and oonoesaiona.
Tba oonditioo of tbe troops is ool im
proving, almost 8,000 men having been
reported sick.
Messrs. Luoe and Dumaresq, finanoial
agenta of the government, wbo bave es
tablished the Bank of Ponoe here, are
oonsultio g General Brooke relative to
tbe ourrenoy situation. . Tbey report
business al a standstill, owing to lb
flnotoations of tba local oorreooy just as
tbe planter need the money for their
crops. , Tbey are offered mortgage loans
at 18 par. oent interest, but tbey oao do
nothing until lh ret of exchange ha
been fixed.
Brooke is investigating tb mattsr
thoroughly with a view of taking action
when oar sovereignty over the islands is
eomplete,
Tb fiscal agsotsaay many of Ibe spec
ulators wbo flocked to Pooc are return,
log to tb United States dlsillusiooed
aod oopvioosd that tb island Is not ao
Eldorado.
VOKNINST CABBYINU OINS.
A Cltli.a lavelgha Agalut Allowing tbs
Practice.
Psndliton, Sept. 19, 1898. To tb
ditor of tb East Oregonian: Tb dread
ful tragedy wbiob oocorred laet Satur
day nigtt aod s booked tbe whole neigh
borhood oao be Iraoed to two things:
"Whisky" aod tbe wild westero habit of
carriog s pistol. Tb first w oao do
little with o loog a lb liqoor law re
matoa io it preeanl slat.
Tbia onUwfol pistol earrylog aboold
b stamped oat a muob a possible, tod
whenever our officers have tb slightest
sosploioo of a pocketed goo without a
permit, tbey should ool besitat to
searoh.aod when found tb guilty aboold
b punished Io tb fall elicot of lb lew,
regardless of persons, and ool let dowo
witb s nominal fin, as tbey or gener
ally. Tbi la tb ootd shooting that bas
takeo pla durlog tb last few wsk
00 oar pablio streets, reselling io Ibe
going ool of on valaebl yoang lit and
tb paiofol wounding of two others,
both do to tb pistol earrylog habit.
A a rale, tb poesestlon of a too I
001 s meaot of safely, bat a eoaree of
danger to tb poaeessor well a to bis
fellowmsn, aod will bring bits sooner or
later loto trouble.
Tb bsbll I degrading aod barm to I
aod lb dreadfal eoeo through wbieb
wbv reneclly pd should t I ma
la U lb aolborltl Io oa every meao
I etsmp ool lh every ready pocketed
pistol. ClTISBN,
CbrwaM Dlarrkaee Csre.
Tbi I Io oertlfy that I bv bad
ebroni diarrbo ever einee lb war. I
g'rt to web I would hardly walk or do
aeyiblag. Oo bottle of Chamberlain's
Ool ic, Cholera Diarrhoea IWnedy sored
m aoood aod well. J. R. Giaaa,
rieeaatW, Va.
I bad ebrotil diarrbo for twelve
rears. Three bottle of Chamber Isle's
Oille, Cholera aad Dlarrboea lUeaedt
eared me. B, L, ItSsvsa,
fleeest!, Va.
Both Mr. Gibb and Mr. Shaver are
(.romlneot farmer aad reeld see
l'iaell. Va. Tbey precrd tb
remedy iron M r. W. B. Caepaw. a drag
glel of tbet plan, wb i well e-ils.
ed wilb Ibeea aod will vob hi tbe
tratb of their sleteaef U. FotsaUby
Ccaaef A Warre.
A H0BRIBLE MCEDEB.
Pendleton Was tbe Bcene or a Cold-Blooded
Murder.
One of tbe most sbooking tragedies
that ever occurred in Pendleton hap
pened Saturday evening at 7:45 o'clock
at the O. R A N. depot. As the result
Oliver Young lies dead, shot through
the heart, and Mrs. J. J. Worohester ia
seriously wounded. This terrible deed
was done by 0. 0. Cunningham of Mil
ton, a man of disreputable character.
wbo has been in jail a number of limes,
and wbo, teo minutes before the horri
ble crime, was apparently as sane as any
man.
Al the time of the tragedy Cunning
bam waa standing in the north door of
the men's waiting room of the station
Mrs. Woroester and her daughter were'
ooming up tha aidewalk toward him and
Oliver Yoang was on tbe sidewalk near
him. Without tbe slightest warning or
provocation Cunningham drew bis re
volver and fired at Oliver Young, shoot
ing him through the heart.
He then turned and shot Mrs. Woroee
ter, who started to run past the east end
of tbe station. , Her daughter Effle, ter
rified witb fright, ran eoreaming in tb
opposite direction, and other shots were
fired at her as be followed in mad pur
suit toward Webb street.
After reoeiving the fatal bullet Young
ran into the station, gasped the wurda
"0h, I'm shot; save me," and tbe next
moment sank down and expired.
Mrs. Woroester, who fell where ebe
was shot, was carried into the waiting
room of tba depot.
' The murderer obased Miss Woroerter
as tar a tba Last Chance saloon. Irvino
to shoot all tbe time, but the gun only
napped, a the chambers bad all heen
emptied. Tha girl dodged into tba sa
loon ana bid behind s table. Her mad
pursuer, thinking she bad passed out tba
bsok door, ran through tbe saloon, and
as bs passed out oame in contact with
Charles McFarland, on whom be drew
bis empty , gun aod pulled the tri irerer
several times. MoParlaod atroggled
wito mm Bnd begged him not to abool.
Leaving MoFarland, Cunningham ran
aorosa tha lot back of the saloon, and.
maeting J, 0. Roberts, another murder
no assault ' waa made. Beaobing the
Hotel Eastern, on Webb street, be at
tempted to abool Mr. Johnson, on of
tb proprietors, aod bia wile and child
rsn. ' At tbia point, Geo. Beading, wbo bap.
beoed to be near, seised Connlirham ami
threw blm to tha ground.
I While they were struggling night Offl.
eer Rehear arrived nn il ..j ..
VH .uv nun,! RUU IS
efleoling tba capture aooidenlally atruok
Beading witb bit club.
Boon alter Deputy Sheriff Waffle ar
lived aod took tha orarr murderer to
jail.
At tb deDot tbe bods nt tha mnrA.:A
yooog mao was removed to Iba bag-gag
iuuin boo. dis relatives sammootd.
! Mrs. Woroestsr we hurriedly taken la
ker borne oo Joboeon ttreet tod a physl
sito celled.
WAKNlNa rKOkt HONOLULU.
le Boo for Istailgraal Wltkoal Coaslder-
able Mosey,
j Tb annexation of Hawaii bat caoscd
S rash of steerage paeoeoger immigrants
there, eapeoially from California, where,
oo aooooot of Ibe drouth, emolntmeei
for laborers of all klods is soaroe. There
it do opening for Ibie olase of people
Ibere, aod Ibe Uooolola papers ar filled
witb accoaat of tba disappointments
tbey meet aod warnings Io tbea Dot la
torn tber.
Doctors, Iswyers, school teacher, ue
ohenioe, fanners aod laborer apparent
ly believe Bewail to b a bw eoooirv.
aod rush tber to look for boioeor
employ menu Most of Ibem have bnl
little moory, aod find do opportunity to
gat ioio boalnae or Io get eoiploymeol,
sod ssaoy ar returning tod ur woold
if tbey Lad money to pay their pea. age.
J. F. Browo, agent for public lends,
ba foood it oeceeeery to publish a slate
meet for lb Infurmatioo of Immigrants
selling forth tbe difficulty ol procuring
laod io the talaoda, tbe beel of tb lands
baviog loog ago beeo told outright or
leased oo loag terms Tbe landa adapted
to Iba eullivatioo of anger, rlo or taro
bave bewo oroupied for 40 year by Ihoee
wbo bv been opeolog ,aad developing
la Indus trie. itodio aad mn.nii.
daliog Ibelr telereat. At to laod suit-
able to ooffe ultlvtio tbey are to
general Us I aod bvosblae ls, reqoiriog
moeb labor aod eipenee Io eleariog,
od DKielly far wy from mala Una of
Irevel wbor trails must for torn lime
lek lb pier of road. To teltle opoo
aad Improve toch laode la do a.1 eoan.
th ipaeof parohaaing, el ear lag.
piaanag at l Olllvallag s off- pla)
Ulaoa during lh fit trs ina..,. t.
p4 paying rp Is froea I30 I
I -"JO per er.
A oirwag fatiaa
Oiaaleteof aim bm I k...i.i..
. imna, w e-
meo, aod bee! lb aad strength depeol
- ir, rwrt moo wbieb I give by
lUrf's Harsaparilla. A aetloa which
take taillloaa of a tata .f na.. .
- . wi uw a nar
Mparilla vry je U laying lb. fonnA
iUm tot Lealtb, lb wi,iom ,( m
win treiy .how ,Uaf - yMfl to MM
Hood hit ar fioati I efJkieai, al.
wtyt reliable, saey fc, (f u
yersi. V