Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, May 23, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 The Hcppner Gazette T! I V ICS DAY, MAY I'.'Ol. STRIKE OF MACHINISTS IS NOW One Hundred Thousand Are Out. ON Men SHI: WOW.D CROSS THE STYX Jjjg QJJjQ SLID FROM THE WAYS H H utr trim to shoot PRESIDENT O'DONSELL IS SANGUINE o Says His Followers Will Win and That He Apprehends They'll Rnsort to No Violence. Washington, May -U-TI.e great strike of the machinists for a nine hour dav was: itiuajju rrtt-l throughout the United States today. Messages from all partH of tint country ura being received lit tli- headquarters of the In ternational Machinists Association here. They indicate thut probably lijtl.iKM) are 11 out. In SI. Louis and New Orleans, the machinists were vicious without strik ing. Very few foil ml it necessary to queen Dkauha Hath a Conscience That Both Prick. Vienna, May L'O.-lt in reports! here lirauha. of Servia, haH mailt! another attempt at suicide, a result of revelations concerning i ,.,.,.rii,iiu.nt.. She I.- f I, ot an attendance wrenched the revolver out of her hand. Scone in the Palace. lt..lrilH. Mav 20. -There wan a vio lent scene, in the palace tliiH morning, when the cahinet advised King Alex- ander to divorce the ijueeii because, ol the recent stories in connection with her accouchmeiit. The king liecame frenzied, ahiiHed the ministers, in coarHe language and Hwore he would Htand hy (.neeii Dragha at any coHt. ioir -, hi- 1 r i - -1 ,- i! ' th question or sugar Supreme DUTY Court Decide Caie or the Reflnlne Company. Washington, May '').-The Lnited StateH Hiipreme court Huh afternoon decided the cane of the American Sugar Refining company versus the l.hite.l StateH, involving the appraisement of sugar shipped from lirazil in the green state. Sugar Hiuh shipped becomes more valuahle after Iryinx. i1"1 t'" duty was exacted on the greater valua tion and sustained hy the decision to day, THE MIU'IIA CiOI.Mi HOME Jacksonville Soldiers Are BelnK Wllh-drawn- No Strike There. Jacksonville, May liO.-The militia kept here since the fire is being with drawn. Onlr four companies ami one hattery are now on duty. An under standing has been reached that will prevent (or the time lietiiR t 'east strike that was feared today among the lahorerM and sawmill operatives The strike would have seriously re tarded the rebuilding of the city. ouit work in Chicago. ..,..... It in predicted the lament stoppage DWARES MILL-MORGAN PLAIN of work will be on th but President O'Oonnc i.H.kH for the chip arid iron of that nee! ion to i I le nay he dueH ll' iii any section wi I inn, and that there unv where. Pacific coast, cnnlidcntlv interests nine to terms Boon, t expect the strike .1 he of long will ! no disorder Kockfelier Has Scheme of Cincinnati Tleup Complete. the Bluest Period. New York. Mav 1H. -The World Hay: "Rockefeller with his Standard Oil .,, minus Iihh planned a great railroad lura-I combination with a direct line from the Atlantic to the Pacific It is t-aiu that the Morgan-Hill railroad combi nation will look I iiHln iiK-aiii m Launching of the Occurred Today. 4 PRESIDENT WITNESSED THE EVENT Mrs. McKlnley Was Better Today, But ol Course Unable to Participate Miss Barber Was Substituted. San Praneisco, May IS. Mrs. Mo i. ...I ., I mnl ih stead i- , ,,.,.! " . ly NIirOVIII). .:m '"" nient several times, and did not have the expected sinking spell during the n i kr f 1 1 . President Mckinley air') rented well. He decided thi- morniiiK to at tend the launching. Miss Mary Barber, of Canton, niece of Mrs. Mckinley, took tie- latler'H place in the launching ceremonies, pressing tiie electric button that rent the ship from the ways. Or.- fietit.'y : !' the ' to 'he a '' , i " 1,,;, of t, the ia'h ; t j i- ;t ri d lie San Francirco, May hiiiiHhine th in morning news that improve. coin- t'iie iniiati, May 3). I he .....,m.I iiv ll, iii m-ti i : i If ' Htnk tlav in 'complete, pa i n tern, mach i n lr(, lielp-, blackHimthH and lahorerM went out with the jiiachinirtH. The men laim they will win the rtrike innlde d a lew daytt. liOO in Indianapollf. Ilidianapolix, May L'U.-Ihe ..).,,. irik. ir" not ii-ncral ai. nit two hundred men 2000 in New York. N,.w Y.irk, May '.11. Two thou-ve liiai-hiiii-'-r rliuck here tliln morni iitf. IBOU in Milwaukee. MiUaUKee, Mav i. -ixt.-eii bun ,lr.-l ma. Iitnirtr quit worktodav, bu ,1 f.-rr who were exnccte.l lo paricoii w ith the Kix kef- ""-"I' ! ti,, which i to '"'rr! : Atlantic and I'acit'n Her combina- l.e known an the Air I ine. ii t iiia bere. out. SOLDILR Lil-li RIGOROUS Engllih Veteran Kills Family In Bloody Manner. London, Mav I'D. -II in li'.ind nil balanced hv the rit'orn of the campaign m South Africa, w hence he had jufl returned, Serneant-Major llcfith lart iiiiiht killed four of hi- children. He tried to murder bin wife and baby, let A SI;RI()uTiTNTiOHLMIA Death In a IS. -With the 'ami' the cheery Mrr. Mckinley c.ontinueil to The rtreetf, rtill decorate. 1 in lertive array ano huaimini! no crowdn, regained itn bolidav appear ance. At : 4li, the prerident leit the Scott residence for the tratiFuort dock. A- he war driven through the rtreetn, it wan noticed that bin face had lort the anxious look of the pact few days and wore a joyouc exjire-rion. lie wan greeted with hearty checre. San 1'ranciHco, May 1 S. I'roident Mrkinlev returned on the Slocum, ar riviiiK at' ' o'clock. He will not par take further in the fet-tivitien, but ill remain at home. Mr.". Mckinley con tniueH to improve. i . il... ..ii ml i i in waH e,i ill lor Llio n . her. With the winter came all,,, tain intelligence that tie- u rhief executive would honor prenelice the el, r inteli I n '"' ..,.. ,.f hiw native Htate, and, inntance of th Ohio Societv fornia. with the aiH-roval oi department, tho launcbiut,' until February, and nubr, auain poHtponed. Die venue) that tmlay hrr! thrill of life, and leapt jovou-! blue waterH of San Franciw., the yreateht (traft in the bat ;. natioiiH, the lart-'eHt, the wift. moht formidable lithium afloat. , , . , , f.-w yearH aa'i the nationa, tn art palpitated with pride in c.,,,-,. ,... of the world renowned perl'. rm. mo- ol .1... (ir,.,on. "The Hull -do of the American navv." yet thin n. fairert of F'ncle Sam'H war- tern will eclipne both tin di.r fnrril Ilia ble rirter of Wiscorif-in. Her Equipment. The Ohio iH 4U feet lonj-'.-r i feet broader than the Ore- thoiiHand toriH heavier, and t an hour fai-ter. the Hpienu tin. OreL'on in making her fa en arourei i ; i,i i..ji.ii ln-ioi owereu n per cent in time, had th completed. The main buttery of the iiixtA of four twelve-inch 'um, rilleH and sixteen Kix-;irh lire juuh. In the secon lary ti.'t. nix three-inch rafii-i fire H.'ui-, nix-iioiinderH, nix one-jifiun h-r i thrcc-pounder (field) rapid nr. I i n,.u ailO IVM vyivr-. Her armour ih eleven im if; at the top and reven and a i,;t ! thick at the bottom of the wat belt. Above ttie mam belt and Hiperr-tnicture the armor i" ix thick. . , , . Although the citizen oi u tance ol iov. .aKIi Hie" d i it i i lour .ii, two unotn ,".r I of Mr VoV- Honi ' werity , been 'I 'Oll- h-)oad-rar.id t ry are i-itfht two fct'in-, thick Ini'li.-h r line in ln-r ! nchefi FATHER PHILLIPS WAS PROBABLY FOULLY KILLED 'i A Romanist Priest Was Found Dead. . .-; WAS A FRIEND OF COAL MISERS Man Named S'anlty, and a Tail, Hind some Btond Woman Are Tnoht to Be Implicated. .MRS. WKINLLV IMI'R0LS Tho I'reMdnnt .iii in I ran, 'i - -ei r.-tary ho ; let i ri : "Mr. Mri ni.'.'it and her proved Unit I Lave another in." Now lias Hopes tor Her Kecoqery .., May 17, at. ":r, a. ( 'ori.-l you .ivc out thii ;' v : . a - I'.tioi, pl.yic -ultati bad a ijoI i ri much ii.i ian a i ' 1 not in nnt i I H p. .eplli health- rironger than pa"-t t wo dayn, and hecrelary , up ti.e greater a I i'tie much morn I ii. 1 he av at that . n b-cided. H walk tl.;- after no part, in the inu ,;o a' the furni-lie.l a manificent silver nervtce. at a '",! of fM. (KM) lor the new battl-rhip. t In formal presentation will not ' mad. until construction has been en, , Med arnl the vetrei (:oee 1010 ton, The bill authorizing the bn : lim.' the Ohio pa-red conttrem in Ivh. Since then there have been fre.j.ient alb-ration' in her platiH. Ib-r exact coHt on thin account will not he known until the. vessel if" complete 1, '..it the builders Htate that it will probably amount to over t j,OXX,00. New York, May 17. 'I he body of Father K. ,S. I'niilip.i, a note.) prie-.t of llazieton, I'h., wfio came to tl.i itity two tiiotiths a,") to niead with I'ierpont Morgan in the intert.-t" of the IVniHylvatiia eoal niiner", a:-di--rovered last nijht hv a lit'b- i;irl in the apartment- of "fir. kirt -iani'-y." The prie-t had been dead at b-a-t live days, but the ran re of death s"m bard to determine. Mauley ha- h'-en placed under arrest. FbillijiS had h.-.-n rn i --i lor three week. Stanley said this morning that he and the prie.-t, in company with no yirls, had ijoiii- to h is room n iL'ht of Mav i and drank Wheth.-r or not the girU place. I any t'hit:; iri the drinks In- does not know lb- averred that he had not seen priest since that n:i.'ht. Manb-y v born in San I' rate'' i -co Pennsylvania Miners Excited. Haze, ton. Pa.. Mav 17 .The i iioun.-ement of Father Phillips' tra ileath has thrown th" entire coal ) trict into a furor of excitement, dead .rie.-t war one of the most tlueiitial tie-n ever known ill Pennsylvania coal fields. His inllu over the miners was r.-at, and ;! due to his eilor's that avert-.-d ureal strike in March. It was a!- to h:s coimsi-is that the Hiiners. Mr-. Mi K in .- was ri fully and her pu I -e w ,i at ai.v time during' the Pre-ident M. K inh-y Cor'el vou . 'A ho bad been part, of tie- nu'ht, needed re-t eari v t bin pr.-sid' nt 's act ior.s for th t i me had I. ot y et been will j'T'ihablv taKe noon, oat will ta puld ic entert.iiiiriient . The Catiet's improved Condition, i o'cioi K tiii- afternoon Secretary Corteivoi: r.-port- Mr-. Mckinley's condition shows no material change, but she ,-a-his to he improving and Urowtii stronger, ,-he ha- partaken of iioir.;si,tii.-nt, her puis., is stronger, her init.d ci-arer,.iej "he i- conscioiir most of th.-t ime, r.-stit.g con. iortably. At noon tie pre-'dent.aeeomiah;ed by Mr. -ii tt. went for adri.e tbroUBb th park, i-i eivihj.' i.-arty ur-etiiiv' when ever h- pa-.-'',) the (T'.V.'ii. l're-ideiit Mikitii---. iiilormedt a Si ripps-M.-P.ea reporter that if Mrs. M'-Kin ley i-ont iiiues t improve he will sur.-iv tar.- hart in tomorrow's MACHINISTS WILL STRIKE AT 6 O'CLOCK Decision Has Been Reached Ian tn in ii. hi-kv. t! hint; e.Xerci-er. After I iineh t!,e pre calb-rs atid w ill take a walk the even i rur at b if w I le' -Ph vMcians and n-lat i ve- ar cm; ra-i-d and i is now be will pu'. I throtioti, memners of t'.e ca dent receive.! ami speno h.-d-ide. much ei)' ieved she 'Ibis mcrnihi.' n.-t and friends ca lied. 1 lie the ' !; h :t.. w ere taken throh'.'h tiii- i The President -an h ranc, pre-blent lion Iron Works. Expresses Gratification co, Mav 17. -At 1 ::-;) t.t AT Delegation THE IRON WORKS. Present LAUNCHING How the B'K THE BATTLESHIP. Given te d. nt s the th" 111 Convicts Are d a o r K . ,nii with them coiitmu. Five hrmt ADected In thicno. M,tv :' I. Oiilv hve lirniB tb-ct.id up to noon hy the ma- rtn' s! r IK.!. .V oolll lioee ii.n..., . meiits having heeli p I kfin-d ,.mpb.y.-.-s. The strike, t.-d to sjirea l. 'd ica: w ere b in i s Htriick, afc'ri-i ltd many however, is expei Burned to Prlton. Vienna, May 1 w . A fatal fire, in. "S , l, .,1,1 in it wake, todav rtroved the town "f l.ubcnd h. in'hl. l A.-n't. -f ur convicts w.-re 1 u'Ki'. 1 in the cells of the .i . . ........... .11, H ere Ulia'iie l, rn !" , ii r ii -( I ai ive. i o iniuoi. ff pri- re THL OATLS WLRi: OPLNLI) hit litv Hi-es were re uidr.xl bemn bleed to leav- h- lio- who to II and 1 and ashes. The KKposltlon Olttciily Beln This Mornlnv at ButTalo. ItufTab), May 1M. HutJal" awakened tbi morniiiK t rcalir-atmii of its three yearn' dream. The ollicial tn uitf aiid dedication 'i the Pan-American exposition eaten bewail at s o'clock and thousands inimt-lialely rought en I ranee. At noon the parade which had panned reach throilk'd the prim ipal Htreem reacn.-. reoe,, i.inosiiion itrchi I', ano fK.n then alter Sim Buluetn n Pasirled. Manila, Mav 'Jo -The Filipino iten eral, Lacuna, and thirty-one olbccrM and '.M') ritb'inen surrendered yesterday to (ieneral 1'unstoii. Alter takinx the oath of alb.'eiance.they were 1 iterated. I'unstnii savn t .at there is now not an armed insurgent to liulucan and only thirtv ol riflemen ;n N.-rva Kcija. merlcnn Manila, Mav hroilK'h the prill I he eiliosll ion tr. the .(slimlorv exercii-n iH-ni he- weri d d h.'f'd by ll iff, .lent W. . At the ci aerial n ice-lresl - -.velt. Lieutenant iovernr lenalor L-Klrfe and others, of the cerelnonieii, l-"i were tire.!. PLAN A lilii HHOR LLAUUI; ' Meeting at ButTilo on Wodnday to Form One. IhilTalo, Mav -About one hundred j and tiity repres.-ntai ives of rail and car, workers in the principal railroad cen- I ters of the country meet here on Wed- ; nefdav to pian a powerlul interna- i .nal orstaiiizatiou, which, when per-J ferted, would prove power ill the labor i world. The movement, it is said, will have the in lorseuient of llehs and j Killl HTS. j ANOTMLR I LN MILLION tlll-T i tarnewle Donte Fund to Scottlth ; Studonls In Universities j Kdinbur, Mav J. Andrew Carnegie lias K'ven Ia i million pounds to ray! the f.H-s oi all Scottish students all Scotch univer-it les, ol i ..i.-iiimiik, .ir.. lila-ow and Aberdeen. cifts are for bis f nhme, and do not colonial students. Viiriier Killed, j . A report has I here that in a tltflil Detween and a dctachmi'ht of Americans in -i. ith Camarines province, two llier,c,lll- were killed and one s .Idler , -to ...U...I I,, aptureil. ll'e .roup aie r,,.-..-. . mil to t he .'7th. Wheaton't Report of Paeltlcatlon. Manila, May :M. lien. Wheat.n who in command of Northern .uzon, has otlicially nolihed i.enerai MacArthur that the war in that sect cm in uhii-h he commanded is over. All Machine Was the Ocean. San Francisco, May 18. Shortly after 10 o'clock tins inoriiiiiii, i'resi deut McKinley and bis party arrived at the handsomely decorated transport wharf and embarked on the pre. iU,.shin "slocum." to w itm ciiiiuinatih event of the hm.' journey and the chief feature -d the San Lran-ii-co carnival of holidays, the launch ing of the battleship Ohio. The Slocum, the hr.ert tiiK on the Pacini an.! one of the finest tn the world, ex ternally a iiioviioi mars of brilliant colors with the white and K'dd interior richly adorned with rarest ferns and choicest cut (lowers, is a ilac-bip worthy of the chief executive of the or Id 's greatest nat ion . As the Slocum left the w barf and steamed slowlvuptl.e bay towards the I'nioii Iron Works, the scene of the launching, all the whistles of all the venue In "i tiie harbor screamed a uulnie nii.1 the thousands aboard tin- innumerable craft that sprinkled water, sent up a noisy welcome. Lviiik! in the "utreat triannu ihk easilv at anchor, yay ir.kt Hans and streaming pennons, lav the mounter battleships of the While Squadron, tie Iowa, living theilajof Admiral t'asev, and the newly com pleted Wisconsin. Boomed a GroellnR. CI me be-ide, were the cruisers Phila delphia and Adams, the swift torpedo boat destroyer FarratfUt, and the H. Mct'iillochi representing the revenue service. As the presidential (ias-sbip parsed the ktreat jfiins of war roared forth a riotous ereetihr, the sivimhers thun der i ns' the nat i oiia 1 salute of L'l vtuns, veritab e cainioiiao the " rid- w ith liutter- of Workmen Gold Tablet. As the Slocum neared tic Iron Works, lying hi'h upon t eonld be seen the massive huo Ohio, a waving mass of color.-. The adjacent wharfs uwarui'-l countless throtin and the tn-art y and fences are black w.t'i p. while adjoining streets and 'i"i U a mas- ,,( pusbiiik;, shoving, -pi humanity. On arrival at his dentinal in . Pi I dent McKinley was met hv a del i tin u of employes of the I'm .n 'Work-, who "escorted him to the ilock which was tastefully b.-le. i ltd liowers and buiiting. H-re : was presented with a bea ;: : ; .; itravt-d iroid nlate, a souvenir . I occasion, purchased by inon anions: 'he 4t'l men assemb vards. in honor of the eve 1 few well chosen words, the ( ! thanked the donors ' aiu.rei iat ion of the builders ot the world's Jlreatesi snips of war. They Strike Tonight. This is probably the last day for some time that these daily comrade in lalx-r will meet toother to breath action and life into the mammoth es tabiishment, for totiii.t, in imrsuat.ee of notice served by their union a y. ar together with ail the macn n. .- - I ' n i"ii av.-, of the w lib roofs o p . e , tt er- . rm ine 1 ron drv ked e tV- y en- ':' tin raised in the In a sldent The Hl- tt;e Ine vt as the (Pie re frained from becoming violent on more than one occasion. A Tall, Handsome, Blond Woman. A mysterious woman, tail, hand some, a blond, now ri,'tires in the ca-.-. -he is believed to be Stanley's common-law Wife. She has Hot been seen f ,r several day-. It is thoiirfbt hired the prie-t to her rooms. The coroiu-r (.fondly suspects that knock out drops caused the priest'.- death. relf as '. A i I'e CO b- t-rim- cotlll.h-te I : Mil idit;..: 1 it. reCo a- d -irtlh pressed him- jiiite j 1 1 1 1 1 : a 1 1 1 over hi i or tratisiortnation as He is -aiiiiuin'- of her -ry. When Mrs. Mc :i i- morn ih she cal led rank it with relish, jet no and wa-h her mat ate sbi as .-troru Kin for Coffee She w ant. hand-, in enons.'li. English Sympathy. LotiJon, May 17. -This mommy's newspapers yive prom i Iii-h t space to reports r.-tiardm.' the (ondition r.f Mrs. McKihlev ami a majority of them com ment very sym pathetically . ALBANY STRIKE NOT ENDED 100,000 MEN TO LAY DOWN TOOLS IVy Demand Ten Honrs' Pay for Nine Hours' Work Expect No Vio lence or Rioting, Washington, May M. When the factory whistles this evening signal the clo-e of the .lav's work, one hun dred thousand machinists throughout the (,'nited States will lay down their tooN, not to take ttiern up again nntil their employers shall meet the demand for a nine-hour working day without reduction in pay. President O'Con neil. of the International Association of Machinists, aid this morning that he expected no scenes of violence, ex pressin th" belief that the men will walk out quietly and simply wait for their employers to come p terms. ANOTHER NEW YORK STRIKE Brick Layers and Bullden Have Some Trouble. New York, May lS.-Troable be tween the brick lavers and the builders ' association, which has thrown nineteen thousand men out of work, continues. It was sjbi this morning that no efforts are being made to settle the trouble ami that none are contemplated. i Buii. ling all over the city is practi- cally at a standstill. STRIKERS WON IN ALBANY Non- SOLrJlERS STILL GUARD THE PANY'S PROPtRTY. COM- COTTON AND PROSPERITY The South Enjoys High Prices ani Good Crops. Chicago. May .'U.-The Kecrd-Hei-a! 1 corrpDhd.-ht in Atlanta. U" rgia, Srt - ; The .reset, t PMsperitV of t is on para making n hv- c. .litel celit c cut if, ii ti.- ian ,-'!. tto Hie V , anj aii itei n W ti Vou and exer.-ssed his almrs oi the actual -Ic ph s It! it ; tic f the South rvboiiy tilts tieell r c Xlifortaioe Hi; as pi ur -v illrt'toVelnetit Will it on the ta ' ii the plantations, a- towns. '1 he h'uces a machinery and itu- wa' 'lis, w 'th their aint. that V"U -ee highways, as w varments of tiie peuple ale ward manifestations. Kven the i;tt l.ro-.k a.'i.l tiie tr.ros are .-.hu of p r,, spent v an I bl-cen 1 -ft v.-ar l vai.ie of tj,, .;o::.77...s ;.. s-.m.-thir. lillO- "I Ertorts Are Being Made to Bring About a Settlement by Mutual Concessions. Albany, N. Y.. May 17.- More troops liave been or h-rei to come here. '1 he strike of ti.e cotnini; daii t s - to till -r "a V ! this ii ca; i ; s triRe a tr.-.-t car employees :.- he iiiote s.-ri .us. Nv-L'otia-ai est a -eltlemeht are 1 he common council literriooii to adopt a : u p- ui t he colli t any t , ,1 urging the removal in iiielits : jht col ng the th ..l Their 1 a- the .it her out- f.a-t uid A fr tu llers : the hstlh -I. t , ot'.r atcti , .if.il ..in ti.- city. At to. I-. lip their po, barn- f cin i n ,hs f.-r the day e the biltls o! our bay. .nets ; third, htii jf . n.-ii-tinioti men a tr ih (any. Union Men Go Home and the Soldiers Do the Same. : Aloanv, Mav 18. Victory has i perched upon the banners of the strik i in a employes of the United Traction comnanv." After eleven days of riot ing, disorder and excitement the I -ink- has been officially declared at an end. The imported non-union men -will be sent home, as well as the ; three thousand troops which have been I h.-re tor several days, i Piejore the settlement of the strike i was ma ! known, the company ran out S car-- manned by non-union men and Ig'isirded hv the m'ilitia. There were no I disturbances. The agreement signed ; hv the company officials concede every point demanded by the men. The ; company, however, is granted the ; privilege of employing union or non I union men. The " increase in wages I from 17 to -0 cents per hour was I a I P .Wed. SEEING THE SUN'S ECLIPSE ti.: iit) rrived . was Dutch From tt' ago. the Ili.l. PHio ,. tools an. r a nine ,in in a vernai. ie ra '"-i and reverberated among the hills of distant shores and across the wa'.-rs of San Pram-isco bay until long after the president had arrived at his destina tion. As the slocum passed following the !.ad of the day's event to witness the of their newest and biggest the insurgent leaders lave surrendered. Barcelona Sletre Raised. Harcclona, May 17. -A state of siege. .1... -lured U-cause of the labor and I'arlisi troubles, has i-itv is now tranquil. be 'ii raise.) The plunge ,f battle into h.-r i.i'turai ele- Ambisiidor Uhl (irand liapids, Mich I'lirmer ambassador to died at his home here year's illness. Deed. i., May liermanv todav. after a i n ai the-e their ihg for pa v. A tie plant, presse gen ioti president where th. was a sib that plac nidi. 'lit tight ing mac; work ' f the Ii li ; .n. .love. wii lay b .W !l pi let 1 y walk out . st r : k air dav with ten !..-tr i r 1 1 1 g lis ad im'i ! Mm ti w li icl niirat ;. i ; i h. i a IIJ w as la. ii tit Wltlli'S: d upon t! ru nt r 1 to the imtluilsi freely e t he many i n ivances, tt.e o the plat :' r;n k place, and the ceremony tit the mag- 1 1 w a- aii tin- i-.rcvio year, avail rli b-s i iiiln I ear. ,1 W ! a a- u ; ;o .leu a t ; star:---! cal; v ' ! -er'i'.t I eta i - s -tl tog Fecpie Da:t Sc igb !.,e car- a - loe. inn : practi no. ia r.- 1 by i-.l.iv id to -take in I I -r- a ,., jr' ui-r- , ;ir te.f that ei r Itivated. Th I iarnr::g !;:; arc Ui:j.reci li- that ia: rt .o -tat : I -. the w-ls j the in I rad ri- I f ii. "t :V- ! A Astronomers Report Sumatra What They Did. Amsterdam, Mav 1. - Members of the si ientitic expedition sent to - .ma'ra bv the Hutch government telegraph that during the eclipse to dav . !' the sun. it was partially ob--. ir. d bv clonds. A successful photo graph was obtained of the corona, with .li ti.-rent refractors, and of the of the corona and the chronier Attempts at measuremnts of arization of light and heat ti of the corona were unsuecess- i ra it-re po at '! PARTIAL EXHONERATION , e i '.-. h t p r, Mt.'iif. ; . A Conforer.ee Was Held. BREAKING THE Miss BOTTLE. Monster Phi VhiTdeen. I fellow countrymen mbrace llnglish or A trust ster the will mid be ist itilled to admin- Boeri Blow Up a Train, buiilon. Mav -') liners have blown up an armored train at America siding. Maj. Heath, of the South i.anca shires, was killed. A Falellily at a Duel. P.erlin, Mav 17. - Lieutenants Yogt and Uichter fought a duel with pistols at Mavence todav. Yogi was shot dea.1. ' WeiiiiiiKio'i Hrukirs l-all. Washington, May 17. -Hurley .S. .lohnsiin, stock brokers, failed today. Liabilities are f IHI.IHM. sister Ilietlt . (Ill the Slocum, were the preside!!-! tial partv, (iovernnr Nash, ot ilhio, and bis staff and Miss Peshb-r. Among the decorated vessels fob; lowing in the wake of the presidential ' llagshitlp was the steamer lies.. lute, I with the visiliug Ohioans aN.ard,; guest- of the Ohio society of (.'all- j fornia. 1 hev too had traveled many a; dustv mile to view the lirrt dip ml .; the "deep of the vessel that will i arr j abroad the name and fame of the! liuckeve state. She Strikes the Water, (i raced by the presence of nation's chief executive and the ernors of si-yen sovereign states territories, amid territic boom mar of mammoth cannon th the piercing shrieks . Deshler Christens the Ship "Ohio." s the huge hull lurched hcavi'v forward, Miss lbh-n IVhier, of Col umbus, lb. let go tiie ri: bon and the golden net, and the ri, ris' ening botile oi wine crashed ;n fragment" on the steel armor, while the i " tty spoiiser exclaimed : "1 chri-'en thee Ohio." Hut the word- were b.st t" the specta tors in the sii.-nt and r .r following. I hotigh a band place I a national air as the t 'bio moved d 'v one coil 1.1 bear it . tor had broken Lo-e. The navv was represented at th. launching by Hear-Admiral Ca-e; and the captains of the various men UOLRS RAID CAPE COLONY A Force Has Crossed the P.-anpe R.ver and Occupied Zurberg. I ra 1 of Mav Stanley s Attorneys Make a Statement Regarding Priest Phillips. New York. Mav 1. -Attorneys for Kirk Stanley, the California!! held connection with the death ot Phillips, made a statement tiie effect the priest was guilty moral conduct, and also de nt no women were in Stanley's i he arrived there with the h.-re in P.r her .P-lav t- Ca; h-r Last V. GOPHER Utah County A salt I.ik at I'rtit s a t lpt, BOUNTY BANKRUPTS. at $ Cents a .;t t he ways, p., an. lemon i u m A CORN DEAL CLOSED Phillips said VS' ft r. a i . to Get Wit TMLY NEED THE WOMAN Death ot Father rrillllpi Cannot Be Known Until She Is Found Vew York. Mav -!b The mystery H.irroiindiiig the death of lather l'hillips reiuailis unsolved. 1 be police are still seeking the mystet s auburn haired woman, who was known rts the wife of Kirk Stanley, in w bos,. i, ...,!- II... bo.lv of the l.rie.t wh- lii.l. Without her lesun "... bard matter to clear up the ms- MKLLIS WHITES FROJI BUFFALO. Placed f I a t.-rv CZAR MAY Report of a (ilVi; IREEDOM That May Be Constitution Given. Paris. Mav -. Kappell, .ruing reisirts a Kiissian n it news i.ai.er. tbi ni statesman as saving that the czar templates giving Uussia a const itut ion. A similar report was , arculaied about two week- ago. TLAIT AMKNOMKNT OOES. Adopted at Secret Meellmi or Conven tion In Havana. Havana. Mav -'O. It is stat.-l that, at a ret meeting -f th ""VI"- ti.mal ...nvei.tioii last night the Halt ..ln,e,.t passed with two dissenting vot.-s. It is also stated that tbe t ubans ,ave a-ked that Uepines l left separate, but under the protect ion of t he two repllbl lis. New Vora Market. New York. Mav L''. Sugar, raw, ri- 4 cMitrifiial". . test. 4 '-..- . i-rii-lied, Kw.Ier.sl. .VvS: e, .Vi.'i: i-otlee, I" ("Hills lining, relimsl, raniilnte. B.lvance; No ,,,niest ic, t.i t. st, ."-H ; rice, 4; wil, niiclianged. The Oreson Mineral Exhibit as by Him. K. II. Mellis sen Is this from P.nfia to tin- P.ak.-r Citv P. unit: "blal raine t.Mi late to secure space on th unie and will make a showing neurone, ,,' the arched entrances. Washington has ImmiIIi next to mine, but no i ; its shipments have arrived so fur. "California, represented bv the Southern Pacific and located on the other side of us. makes a very in different showing. Nevada forming a! very prettv background for Oregon. til is up about ;." f.-et of wall cases that co-t f 40 a front foot, every piece ot their ure is numbered and this holds good for almost all t be .specimens in the build-! ing.exceptingOregi.il. So far no one has attempt. si to imitate my system "I labeling and in my opinion Oregon will have the n:st practical and utilitarian exhibit in the building 1 have about "."', specimens, log and small and everything is marked in plain letters. The Oregon ml. r effect is dark oak for the tixtnres and light jireen and gold for background and pictures. "Last Saturday I ctave.l m my ..H.tu until si p. ni. ,We g.-nerali ij.lit at . I and when I enter, d the grounds I saw for the first time all the buil.lii.gs illiiiiiinatisl, and it is itu pcssibleto dcserilie the cffei t. Clearly out lined against the ky was every building in the exposition with elec tric tower as the center piece. on can form some idea of the splendor and brilliancv from the fact that Chicago iiscl LM.OiM light". Omaha IW.iHIil and liuffalo Sikl.OV.I. The electric display alone "ii the buildings and in the wa ter is worth more than the admission fie. Nothing like It lias ever lieeu at tempted on thi" globe." 1 v I n -'t lino water. he z ,v and and m ing led f st.-am whistles and sirens, ami. I itealening shouts of count less I hoii-ands of specta tors, her drapery of national colors liult'eriiig in the bree.e, slow !y , with a tremor of hesitat ion. as if reluctant to leave the cradle of her birth, then in- I t-edately, serenely, with gradna me . creasing speed, the balt'e-hi moved majestically into the bay She dipped her keel int.. t! with a seeming joyous leap h proudlv forward into the pathless :!..! and took her place where navies boat, the newest and greatest craft in the battleships of nat ions. PxultuntU she rode upon the glad waves that came surging up to meet her. the iminciple avenger of her country's honor, pre server of the peace of the world.. Knocklnu Away the Blocks. Since early dav, the busy sounds of nrenarat mil Inid d i-t 'lrbed the morn ing st il Ine-s while an cut awav the blocks gleaming red hull, as yet A few minutes before tin time, the last re-t raining Mo.'ks removed and the new bride of the was readv for her plunge. the launching ceremonies were si mple. ..'.-war: the i -halter and I by Oovernor Nil-linckeves-. Calif states 'by their cht.-f congress!' tutl deieg tt ! cheers of oO.lHM Ohio M, -ra! -ta'T irn i a itor In tate of Ohio bik vistt.ng b the adjacent ,cutiv.'s and . while the rti citi7ens i ! California and a liM.O''-' San I ran ciscati's mingled with ti e thunder of cannon in a roval salute to the new .pieeu of the American lu"'. To Rev Ise Their Creed. Philadelphia. Mav p -. i.ticlpat :..n of a lively struggle -.ver the revision , i the creed" in today's -"-sion "t t1 e PreshyteT ian ib-nera! --.t:ibly, can-e I it,,, Jessioiis . tie larg.-'v atteli Almost everv delegate was pr. w hen the roll call c in 'P. peed . Majority and mni.-rit; report presented t the a-- cnrs'.oii and a next Th'ir-day Mav v a f' ra'- hi Tra -C' me A ;:;tv . ca.ic. -;iry .er ' Goes Broke Scalp. di-paU'h says; iophers ead hae hroiigiit practi v to the county of Tooele, multiplied so rapidlv as verital ie plague, and en- i i. ii and 'cti.sil tviys have much by ki ll ing them and b iinty for their tails that coiiith'l-sioners not only -,i the practice of paying it a',- ' have been compel led ids f r the erection ,.f a new .. t'i-i-a.1-,' nearlv all the ti is have been paid out for s. A few Weeks ago tne OS" bad T.-d I. ttl . - th HIIS AI I LCIS IUSLIUI L Will u s A n- o : I iv With '.hat the eountv a bounty of 5 In a few days e county were pup:!, nearly raps ate! t-.-vn is an1. j .,.-! 4 - were .! ,.t:e ' 1 t'.eltit a' ti led 1 11 L a I rn.rte in the the eS. s-,i tee has t.g tiie a wry e ca'lie ! ' ,-t 1 11 welt bllt d: Ver lint a r 1 Counlty House Pes'.ro ed. army of irom un.b men r the Il'lllll h -s. appointed s were Phlladel home ot Meadow br. this niort.i i- half a t . Mac '.s. una- W'a il- s; r'li s :;d d.-trov n . 1'he court rv p IV" Icier amaker v lightc .' The 1 t '.1 I O 1 i tie- 'IKK OS PiLKKRKL. Want t Oon'l -.reirjs. !- n I- a- TOR 1 1 X K Ml.ll T s i ASK. very w I'd . peecnniak i ng nei ng an HISTORV OF THE OHIO. A Battlethip Larcer end Switlfr Than the Oregon sail 1 ran. i -co. May 1. -On the 1Mb of May. IV'.b the tirs rivet was driven in the keel of th- Ohio at the Pnion Iron Works, -an Pvanci-. , the great plant that turns out the tines', battleship- ailoat Work upon her was pii-hed rip l.v. it being the original intention to have this nevtc-t and bit st t.-rr. r of the nierican navv take In-r baptismal pbl-ige la-t September. Miirlv Autumn not lit. ding the c. n rt ruction Miilicieiitly advanced, a date She Avers that She Da mates In Not Beim ' Advices from l.o:i 1 -ti i slatcmetit .-: b. I da m ' by her sol ;. it P rt i I I is ruing t be P ' j bread, of i reuse. ! -i anv -pecoic a oii'it . '"it ha- 'sii'fered .la-o.ig. duke-- verb..', i-roni -e ' ine of the-.- pr 'u ;-.-. w a- made .n p ' 1". second HI Se, te'ii: er o- ! The document i -: v '" II. 'SS 1 1 M'. The sir! .! Per' a i : ; a.ltess, wa- ii'.d -ni-o. the Puk.- ,,f M.i'ich. -ter . i niiin'Oi o , "f t' ' c '' adiiiit s t hat be ,i i- I i hut denies cniph.it . ai was ever any suggestion . Ins Miflered Married. I hat in the deliver.-.: flight. who p, Chester f .r 1 demand v - t hat -oc : r .llgii t he oarrv I . -. , -ie, lar,-. ' and ' be . - i-ne ca' . and !-!!-;- Mi K!C W nl Kk'i i .telv i med Pho . ii it; that ait, M .in,. , th no image 1 a cU'.'tr :