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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-02

GrdnQ prtSeuIdIlNe-S u, Cos
grove of POmerOy.
Trustee OF Odd Fellows Home-E.
5. Isaacs o. WaIla WaIIa five years.
With nearly 300 delegates and Wis
itOrs in attendance the first days
session OF the grand lodge, |. O. O. F.
Of the state OF Washington, convened
at Odd Fellows temple this morning.
The sessions will continue for three
days and are being held in the dance
hall. the lodge room proper being
given up to the Use of the Rebekah
assembly in session also.
The morning session was devoted
chiefly to the election OF officers as
above, lne appointment of various
committees and the reading ana
adoption Of officers reports for the
year 4 pleasing little incident took
place at this mornings session in
which Olympia lodge No. /. through
Delegate c. NJ Moore presented to
Past Grand Master Swan. a veteran 5
jewel in recognition of the honor he
enjoys OF being the first grand master
Of the grand lodge Of this jurisdiction.
! MIR. Swan. formerly a member of the
! Wy III pa ICNSt- Is nearly oV years u
! age now and has been an inmate OF
the Odd Fellows home for several
years. The presentation OF the jewel
10 him was a complete surprise and
it vas wiCh difficulty the aged Dad
Fellow could make reply. Grand
Master Taylor followed with some
: mplimentary remarks on Mr..
Swans efficient services to Odd Eel
, lOWship.
! With the election Of officers and
appointment Of committees out Of
The way the lodge Will get down to
! hard work from now on to dispose
OF the vast amount Of business this
session. This evening the delegates
will witness the initiatOry degree
work. put on by Enterprise lodge
Last night several hundred of the
delegates attended a meeting OF
Trinity lodge. a degree team putting
on the lnitiatOry work.
! The Rebekah assembly in session
at the Odd Fellows temple failed tc
finish up its work this forenoon, and
the probability is the session viii
not end until tomorrow. The daily
sessions are being largely attended
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-02
BAR ASSOCIATION
Elected Officers for Ensu=
ing Year Yesterday
MONTHLY MEETINGS HEREAFTER
Will Be of a Social Nature and viii
Be Held on Evening of First Mon
day of Each Month.
MONTHLY MEETINGS HEREAFTER

Allan H. Reynolds, president.
Francis A. Garrecht, vice president.
Edward c. Mills, secretary.
Oscar Cain. treasurer.
A. H. Reynolds. F. A. Garrecht, z.
c. Mills, Oscar Cain {. c. GOse. Les
ter S. Wilson and John H. Pedigo.
executive committee
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-02
LOCAL EVENTS.

In the superior court yesterday eve
ming Minnie lube was adjudged in
sane and was taken to the hospital
for the insane at Medical Lake last
night
The board of county commissioners
today awarded the county advertls-
ing for the ensuing year to the Union
and county printing to }. q. Frank
land and S. ID. Goodell. Commission
er Smith was delegated to meet the
executive committee of the CONNER
cial Club June II to discuss the ad-
visibility of carrying out the law
recently passed by the legislature
providing for the working of convicts
on the county roads. The meeting
will be held at the city hall.
Manager r. P Brown of the local
ball team. announces that Joe Fay,
the last years short stop, of the Pen
dletOn nine, will arrive in PendletOn
either tonight or tomorrow and will
play with the home team the rest of
the season. Where he will play is
not yet determined upon, but will be
decided before the llISC game VI Tue
Colfax- PendletOn series commencing
at Colfax on Thursday neXt.-East
Oregonian.
Eden, a catcher from Cheney. has
been signed up by Manager Burns Of
the Walla Walla league team, and
will accompany the team to Dayton
tomorrow,
The Cottonwood church will hold
lheir annual basket meeting June IA,
1903. at the church seven miles south
east of Walla Walla. The neighbour
ing churches and Sunday schools are
cordially invited TO come and join in
this meeting and nelp to make it
stirring revival. Mrs. L. NJ. Foster,
Sunday school Superintendent.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-02

City parcel and express. Orders
promptly attended to. Leave orders
at Fred Martins drug store Phone
Main 10. Joe Mcbride
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-02

DR.. ". R. Boyle, chiropodist, Bee
Hive, Room 5, Tel. Red SS3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31
TROUBLE AT La GUAYRA
Sem'0fiiciaI AdviceS Make It Appear Thatt
Growing Serious.
Attitude OF Venezuelan Government
Towards Foreigners Not Friendly
-Hepr,sentatIves Maize Protest

Washington. July 3l.--seml-oaicial
adyices received from reliable sources
throw light on the complications exist
ing in La Guayra incident to the trou'
bic between the Spanish consul there
and the Venezuelan authorities. They
also make il appear that serious trou-
Bile IN that quarter is pending be-
cause Of the anu-forelgn attitude Of the
Venezuelan government According to
these adyiccS the Spanish consul re-
farred to. requested the privilege OF APP
nearing before tribunal which was
examining the claim OF a Spanish sub
iect against Venezuela He vas pun-
ishpd by the Venezuelan government
The diplomats report the powers IN
Caracas nave joined IN a protest against
this arbitrary proceedings but 80 Tar
10 is not thought the governments &C
ton has been recOnciled
President Olcotl Of the OrlnOco Nayi-
CATION company, a resident OF New
York, Is also having trouble IN Cara
cas- The company has number OF
claims against the Venezuelan govern
ne1t and Mr.. Olcott accompanied by
an attorney Of the United states went
70 Caracas to endeayor 20 secure q set
tlement. He sought TO appear before
the regular judicial tribunals but found
himself embarrassed at every step and
finally It was made impossible Tor him
10 secure the assistance OF a Venezuelan
lawyer 1t u feared here that the work
Of the various arbitrations now sitting
In Caracas win he rendered nugatory by
this attitude Of the Venezuelan govern
mcnt.
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YOUNG WltE'S DEATH.
Comes With Unexpected and Crushing
Suddenness az Noon Today,

With a suddenness that Is most UNI
expected and crushing 60 relatives and
friends comes the news Of the death at
noon today Of Mrs l.. c. Duncan, at the
family residence. l347 Lincoln avenue.
The deceased is the wife Of Mr.. h. c.
Duncan, Il we'll known Deseret News
Merganthaler operator She was for
merry Miss Celia Barton daughter ot
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Barton Of the
Twenty-hrst ward and herself a valued
and faithful employe OF The News
for several years.
About 10 days ago Mrs. Duncan gave
birth to "A baby girl and was supposed
TO De progressing nicely up 10 yester-
day afternoon when a turn for the
worse came without warning Every
thing that kind nursing and medical
science could do for her was done, but
without avail and shortly after noon
today she sank into the sleep that
knows no waking IN mortality Her
demise viii be mourned by a wide cir
Gle OF friends aud n devoted husband
and two small children win be denied
the care, attention and love that she
was wont IA bestOw upon them The
deceased was OF a sunny and loyable
disposition and was born In this city
oct S. 1875. She became the wife OF
Mr. Duncan about two years ago. The
time OF the funeral has not yet been
decided upon.
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REPORT CONVICTSSURROUNDED

Sacramento, Cal. July Sl.-A special
TO the Zee from the Folsom state prison
says the fugitive convicts are now re.
ported to have been located in two
squads about six Or seven miles from
Lotus, This information comes from
the sherift's Office at Auburn. and has
just been received by Capt Il. j. Muir
ply. The Auburn office states that
message was received from Sheriff Da-
vld Reese Of the Sacramento county
posse, who had just come In from the
woods, announcing that there Ii no
doubt the prisoners have been located
as indicated. This is the location gen.
orally which Sheriff Bosquit, Capt
swisler and Capt Murphy have con-
tended the fugluyes have been in since
last Monday night Sheriff Keena and
his posse and the militia were going to
close in on the suspects.
From this point il is difficult TO COM
munlcate with Lotus. The only means
OF communication is 10y telephone The
line from Lotus to Plaeervile Is in the
hands OF the militia and the posses,
and can only be used when they DO not
require t.
The Tobnor mine near which the COM
victs are supposed to DE, Is not far from
the mouth OF the Weber creek and In
that vicinity a deserted cabin. stocked
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P1epa1lng TO
Elect a Pope.
Cardinals .6rYlved al Oafcan and Gone 10 1Res Cells
Ceremony Of Entrance haugurafed WIN Celebration Of
:NasS Of he Holy Ghost c4ze ErRored 10 Make WISE
Choice essah Wahdral0S Candidate.

Rome, July Si.-By o'clock this af-
ternoon all the cardinals had arrived at
the vatican and had gone to thelf
cells The conclaye has been duly
formed and its members are now shut
from the outer world Everything Is
prepared for tomorow's voting Short
ly after o'clock the cardinals began
to appear on st. Peters piazza, where
O small crowd watched interestedly and
raised their hats as the princes of the
church passed into the rear entrance OF
the vatican. With each cardinal were
the servants who win attend his wants
during the conclave Some had bags
in the carriages with them, though
most of the baggage had been sent ON
before hand, The majority of the car
diuals contented themselves with tax
ing portmanteaus ana handbags Al
the vatican doors the Swiss qua. d. kept
back the curious crowd, among whom
We're many priests Photographers
vigorously snapped the occupants of
the black carriages prior TO their en-
franco to what one cardinal called pris-
nm
previous TO 1870 the ceremony of the
card entering in conclave was
muc. . impogi1g man that OF today
as n ,,.,e Mad In The Ouirlnal palace
Thav met In Tho lntlp church OF San
Silves,ro 81 QuIrlnale and from there
walled IN nroresslon through the
streets in The palace or. II the conclave
W. n be had m he vatican. the car
dinals mel IN 81 peters, a process ion
Vac fhere and after some ceremonies
wendell M wav 10 the apostolic palace
Wber fho cardinals had all assembled
,he n,arshel Of he eonclave, Prince
Cbipi. Albari who was an imposing Gg-
ure m mn court costume knelt aud
took The following oath:
81 Riorlo' prince Chigi-Albani. per-
ne,nal narshgl of the ccnclave. deputed
to dirocf the surveillance Of The apos-
tolc ralace. promise and swem chat
win he ftithnil TO the sacred college Of
W. ,~cst eminent ana most reverend
card;nale of the holy Catholic church,
thaf ,,Jfh tho graatost diligence and
LOYALTY ,rill watch said palace during
,he cGrria,s FOR The election of a new
nontle ana that I win moi allow or sui.
fer any cardinal or any OF the people
Win thine fu infrnr in any way on
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with provisions has been discovered.
Considerable criticism of the attempt
20 catch the escapes by the aid OF the
militia Is INDUCED IN at Folsom, II Is
said that every move that the soldiery
makes is preceded by a bugle call.
which is sent reyerberatng through
the foothills and doubtless reaches the
ears Of the escaped cOnvlcts Woods.
their leader, Is an eX.soldicr and II
within hearing call Of the bugles Ia IN
a position to anticipate every move
made. Warden Wilkinson says the
guards sent out from the prison are
all game men and can De depended upon
to do their best in case OF battle with
the outlaws.
SECURING HILLS FOR ESCAPES.
Piaceiwile Cal. July 3l-Company
II 81 the state militia broke camp at
Hawks ranch early this morning.
Twenty Of the company under com
mand Of Capt, Swisler and Lieut.. smith
are now securing the Pine tlill country
near the Wobber creek bridge
Deputy sherifs from different points
are also centering there The FIVE days
mountein climbing is beginning TO tell
both on the militia and the deputies and
many Of them have become weary and
footsore. Company Il has provisions
for one day more and the question Of its
return home after the present supply OF
provisions has been exhausted is now
being considered. The action TO be TAX
On. however viii depend on the re-
suit OF Capt. SWislcr's investigation in
the Webber creek district.
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WashinPtonn. July 3i.--rhe federal
o,s,d b,r, which has been consider.
800 ,,s,
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Office investigation today returned IN
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FORD also 81 TINS cry ueoihe T. L0'
cn2 and Martha Lorenz, his Vile, OF
Toledo o. Maurice lrplel OF New York
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iIlouts 1s'duSl otHeI pr ''es III '"c near
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SIaNlolH came lhlo court voiuhSdIl-
~ t.is afternoon anu was leieas Oh
slV,uvV pohu' long vas brousht IN on
q pehgn warrant Aliuhs5lNehts TOT
ms uall are no" "tu,B lhau.'
Fout Oh tne HhucthehS hutileu
Maoheh JohIiy WIN otheIs; MuCncn,
Cuppe, anu I.ons are lialne' Joihty III
oii> lhuIc1nlent iol EIo'atlou OF the con
shHaey sectloh o. 'He revised statues
ne Increment ,ess out 'ha ., pt.Nceu
Juiy l., loVh ana jury l. lsol' Nupptr
lluuceu Mucheh 70 slle nun lNuppSSIl'
me contract lor IurilSulhs nlaterlals
ioI, ana employment III lhe pdIntihB oi
letseI boxes pacNase uoAes anu poSts
ana .hat upper P1,H,eu tnese Jokes ln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31
PORTUGUESE CONSTITUTION
Anniversary or Granting OF IL IL
bully Celebrated,

Lisbon. July 81. To-day being the an
rIversary Of the granting OF the Portu-
gese constitution and also the mulver-
sary OF the birth OF the Duke OF Oporto,
brother OF King Charles. the cabinet
ministers went to the royal castle al
Cntru and congratulated the royal IAN
ily. The United States European squad-
ron and the Portuguese ships IN these
waters dressed ship for the OCCASION
and fired salutes owing to the OBJ
servance OF this holiday the luncheon
which rear Admiral Cotton was 20 give
on board the Brooklyn today so the
minister Of public works was postponed
indefinitely. The day on which the ban
auet is to be given ON board The Brook
Nn 10 the Portuguese ministers and To-
cal authorities has not yet been deter
mined upon Portuguese officials con-
tinue to visit the American ships ana
ave cordially received.
The attention Of the public here has
been called to the fact that there are
large numbers OF Portuguese. formerly
belonging TO the Azore islands. serving
ms sailors on board The American ships
generally and az musicians ga board the
narshu Brooklyn ID IS reported here
that the United states cruiser Chicago
viii sail for New York tomorrow to un-
defgo extensive repairs there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31
BRIBERY IN HUNGARY.
Ex.Doputy Denies Arrested and an
Investigation 10 be Made.

Buda Pest July 81 A warrant has been
issued for he arrest Of former Deputy
piones who was charged in the diet
Wednesday with having attempted TO
bride Deputy Iolman Papp with 1909
kroonen 10 desert the obstructionist par.
~ ana leave Buds Pest.
The lower house OF the diet today app
pointed committee Of inquiry to inyesu-
gate the bribery scandal and adjourned
until the committee Is ready 10 report
Prior 10 this Franz kossuth made
speech in which he declared that IN view
OF the confession Of the governor o.
Fiume that be alone was responsible for
the attempt 10 brhe Deputy Papp, and
that a. the governor was closely coin
ueCted with the government, suspicion
must also attach 10 the premier Coun,
iederyafy
II the latter was unable to completely
rcassurc public opinion he was. k0ssuth
added unit 90 continue IN Office
kossuth's remarks were loudly cheered
by the members of the LETT party
Replying to -ossuih, Premier Iledcr-
vary promised 90 appear before the come
mittee Of inquiry and said he considered
Il wOul d. sin against The country as
well as against himself 10 he resigned as
suggested by kOssuth
The prrmlcrs statement was cheered
By the Right party
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ergT0RiANS0fiCf
'''0 caerohof Jssa'. Chas'
GglsttsrGsg seldia

union IN riotloua llNinR ahQ lhat nus TO-
tai ateallngs amounted 70 S4Gooo
In the course oil ms REMARKS ne SAM
nave iettr from Join Mpcheli
in which he states that part ol lie mon
ely embea2led by Murphy was pald ~ by
worklngmen VINO belong TO the society
TO be contributed 10 me STRIKE iund
Of the miners IN pennsylvania
This defendant received Wrge sum
OF money from men VINO worked Dy the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31

In his answer and cross-complart
filed In the district court today, Fred
J Anstee declares that the marriage
between himself and Hattie Chase Al'8-
Tee, which was solemnlzed on Dec. 70.
1909, Is void and OF no effect. lie fur
ther alleges that Detective George
Chase. the father of Hattie Chase Ans
tee. threatened to KIN him unless he
married the girl and coerced by such
threats. he went through the said pre-.
tended marriage
Mrs Anstee nled suit for de
vorce against her husband on July 49,
and, In her complaint alleged that her
husband never supported her nor
crowded fot their three months
Oh child. She asked TO be awarded
the custody Of the child and that her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31

Of this there was still no rest for the
cardinals as each held reception OF
their friends, relatives and followers
who surrounded the princes OF the
church, giving them good advice warn
ngs and recommendations, all talking
together at the top Of their voices and
crowding about the cardinals to such
an extent that one of the latter was
seen to cover his ears with his hands,
positively refusing TO hear any more adj
vice. accompanying his action with a
gesture which eloquently said save me
from my friends
CEREMONY OF ENTRANCE.
The ceremony Of the entrance of the
cardinals in conclaye which is always
given as solemn character as possi-
Bile, was inaugurated this morning with
the celebration Of the mass Of the Holy
Ghost IN the Paulin chapel of the vat
lean. Before 1870 this mass was cele-
brated In the chapel Of the choir at st.
Peters The sacred college, numbering
e. cardinals, the diplomatic corps, the
Roman arstocracy, the Knights o!
Malta aud few outsiders, especially
invited were present, with a PROPULSION
of guards who today had taken off the
mourning emblems they had been wear
ing for Leo XIII.
A MASS OF MANY COLORS
As is always the case at such cere-
monies there was SO much color in the
picture that one felt az though Wit
Messing an exhibition of a series Of w.
ing pictures. until awakened TO the
grand reality of the religious ceremony
by the singing Of the Slstine choir.
Cardinal Nannutelll oficiated. After
the Veni Sancte Splrtus had been in
toned Mgr Sardi, from the pulpit,
(Which was drapcd IN red and stood Ia
the choirJ having before him the pom
tincal cross, read the Latin GRAFTON,
Pro Ellgando PontlAco Maxine eXhort'
ing the cardinals TO make a Wise
choice In the task before Them so that
the one elected TO the supreme dignity
shall be a worthy vicar Of Christ on
earth. Printed copies Of the Grafton
were handed TO all the cardinals pres
ent
RULES OF CoNCLAVE READ.
After the mass Of the Holy Ghost the
cardinals assembled as usual, in con-
gregation, IN the HAN Of the consstory
where, contrary TO usage, the rules Of
tie conclavr were read and each car
dinal took the oath TO obey them. This
ceremony generally occurs in the Sis
tine chapel in the evening. just before
shutting up the cardinals for the con-
claye
After this ceremony the cardinals
hurried away from the vatican, to re-
turn later with the more or less nu-
merous articles which they deem nee
essary for their attendance at the con-
olave Some Of them have made prep
arations as though for years absence,
while others We're content to prepare
for few days sojourn at the vatican.
The discomfort which the cardinals
viii experience by being shut up in the
vatican ~ somewhat lessened by the
exceptional weather, which Is cloudy,
cool and windy, the thermometer reach
INK only a. In the shade, while, gem
orally at this season, the mercury
reaches as high as 100 in the shade at
noon.
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bezzllng $4,000 from the organization
and convicted last Monday OF grand
larceny, was today sentenced 10 five
years ana six months In states prison.
The prisoners counsel asked for clc-
mency for his client, but the Judge
scored the prisoner severely. saying
that he had spent tho funds OF the
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husband be compelled 10 nay her sos
per month olmouy and SIS attorneys
fees
Nu, Anstce alleges that on two occa-
sions prior 10 the pretended marriage
Detective Chase took him 10 the police
station and attempted 10 cocrce him in.
TO entering into a marriage with his
daughter, the plainun herein and
threatened him bodily harm &c he re-
fused to do go. Thereafter Mr. Chase
compelled defendant TO accompany him
~ his residence and there be threatened
o. kin defendant unless he married
plaintiff Fearing for bis lie, defend-
ant agreed 10 and aid enter into the
marriage hut since that time has never
IN amy way recognized The plaintiff ls
his wife ana has snot ratified said pre-
tended malIinge. He ptays. thorefoe,
chat the pretended marriage be de-
Jared void and that no recover his
costs In this case.
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WILL MEET TONIGHT.
East Temple Property Owners TO Dis
cuss Grade Of Street.

The residents and property owners
on north East Temple street WIN meet
tonight at s,o'clock iu the office Of r,
$ Campbell. OF the Utah Light & Power
company. 10 discuss the change 10 the
grade OF the street from North Tenl-
pie 10 Second North street There has
been considerable discussion about me
change in the grade for several months
past but as yet no agreement could pc
reached as 10 what the changes should
30
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TO INSPECT THE ORGAN.
Kimball Expert win Eyaminethe Big
Instrument in the Tabernacle,

Mr. f. D. Jardine. expert for the
Kimball Organ company o. here from
Chicago for the purpose OF inspecting
the Tabernacle organ UsS He Nil
begin tonight Immediately otte. Che re
oital Mr. Jar3ua comes ln mace OF
ar H7dge'lud. th. att.r being -0 ouy
that @ was iWp.H'. to make th' iup
The gentleman Us HU organ builder OF
mote and com by 81 honestly, as Dr. BE-
longs 90 the JaIi.ne family who @ ndni-
Der of years .Co Ntre in the nisih
business thams .yls The Dig inslru-
mant win undergo number 1t lninor
Improvements. ana s, is M. Jamires
Intention 20 also reset the tempefA-
mUuL