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DAIDT EVENING EDITION All Kin-Is nf Prlntlne 1 I'ul Vnair "Art." In The last rr;nlan The East OWSnWMMI Wili do It h VI" 13. PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OUEttON. THCB8BAT, WIPTKMBEH 18, 1900. NO. 3918 EKINGEDIT20N Frederick Nolf Scholars Attention Tablets anil Pencils Kree With Plrt Order for Stouts. (i,l penho)4t MMl i?n. Ic, pageil slmrpencr. 1' for to. W ,v penclla, -k:. jixin extra larjpi tablet, 6c. Lino i"'" P8' tablet, 1c. liiii'!"'r I"'1"''' erasers. If each. gad rubber tipped load pencil, 1'- each i. irted frond ins, 4c. fabric H'iu il. lr. I,., i bottle lor Snnforils I --it ink. . Im Incli book strap, SB. 3,; incli book strap, 6c. A,,t mil- book strap, rag alar He anil, now llie. Aotomath! indelible pencils, Be, Ijbool knife, with chain. 10c, 12 Is exnniuuitiun pupor, V. (Mister's dictionary, school sue. 9c, picil boxes, 4, 5 MM Hie gates, 6c up. y n uml Hi'cond limiil booka bmuriit, tuM uml exchanged. Remenber we arr) tin largest line uml ham the Imuiil prloM M holiday goods, school npplim, dolla, gumua. bookit, ttatioh- I $n, lamp, fancy goicis, ate, Frederick Nolf Sunta Claua' Metdquurterf;. The Boston Store I Early Fall This week We anntfiiiicf the arrival of several lines of Fall and Winter lioods in elnding Ladies' Miss.-.-' nnd Childreni Jaeket. Plush, Cloth and Ctolf t 'apes, ('alien, i , i d and Welch Flannel Wrappers, Colored Wool Dress Goods, l'.lack Wool lre-s Goods, Pari Wool Underwear, All Wool Underwear, Wool and Cashmere Hosiery, WimI and Eiderdown Flannels all colors, Silk Waists. Blankets, Comforts New Line Golf cloths and Cheviots for Rainy-day Skirts. LwiicH' iioavy rililosl cotton hoi Ml l.mlii-' licnvy riliboil Iioho, dunblc Hole nnd liccl ll'c Children 'r beavy ribbed cotton Ihwc, nil nizcH. Hie Uulii' nut urn I llccccil rililx-il venth uml punt- ...35c 1 Ladi.'H' luiturul lleecud union Mtiit. 75c tirov liliinkutK full Hix 05c White kfarwfllei tjuiiu 75c All IImH (ThhIi towel inn i We've ojM'iicl uj, the largest line ofdifWt Imported Hluck DfWI iols this week ever ibown in Pendleton. Call and bm theaa. Pendleton's Big NEW LUMBER YARD. Wo ntf new rcaiK (or tttini iivxi mur WiiHliiiitftoii .V Cnliunbiu ttivaf troigbt duput witli u t'cni-rul BHH'irlniKiit of lunibcr diroOf bran otir own HtV mill , uml cuu htraiah BjiyUii.in .r,,uiitly . OewMry order., in cap Inadii HliipH-l direct from nnr mill in carload lot nt ' rreci nrici'H. (iive iih a cull. A.C.Shaw&Cj. W. J SfcWELL, Mgr JOSEPH ELL.. YOU CAM UU0H. Main Street, -'idioton. Oregon. ".l 'A.fKK 18 KKPT ON KiLK AT K .1 f '"aanoe, bun Kiuci;o. CaliloruU., ..niuaiiu fur MtrUalu oau 11 Frankly I'lll til H n i tTIHIUIrr Wl iu's HwA fur Kail ami Wint. limb Umbrellas . ,. . ., OlOSaXI ,(,.. boot mi Ladies PllTMl snlil tor I In tmini'v. a Mj ssanrtmrnt of ttia- A Mil now Hock to ae. Many stylr-a nf very latest lvti-s for mam le( Iron Made to 111 prctti Tn handle nini woman ate, lac, Ma latlefy, iofu t up w w.i. Men's Trowsen Women! Shoos ,s, , WMi.aMrt ....,,-.. " 'MRomr (mi ti.ij: Hamuli nrwbani from tt.tvi tu 1h'' ff , . ,,,r ,""' "Vy H.".,H "' Ml s,.,. r I,,,, womaaaBdaaoaaoa, u nM (it i."-Met, lock, fc'..r.i a pair everywhere 1 mid tills molA aaltarn. and I n Ml "imi.ik I Mil, T1"' 1,1 '"" niutli ''' Mens' Shoos NeokWMT iiou'i overleek the fur Real hh.i wommi, I leaned, n,tin,IWl. 'AUanlle" inn- hi The aaaaaaiaaat, the m I." in,-Hril ' ,:; mi v, inMi buying tin- aaveM mi- Ma ef tor MaU, the Raeiri kind aat Mir, you. of Wru,piTn. mi run') ml. m i Eliu lion Iuti. tHM'niiHi' ImiiI, i,tiHllty uml ii'iiiininy nr. n- ALEXANDER ,n HfiXTBR Wormed droii plaid, tor kcIhviI driven 13i' too yurdii wool ilrens pood", worth Xtr to tilfc Zic Ki ed llHtmellette Wtapptfli worth 1.:!5 5c l.adieH' BWlkhltnikW t one-half marked pricuc. I'tiro linen book toweln. helnimol endi-, worth Mc..23c l altcy colored towels, worth :15c '-3c Pillow cawifc, :ki48 Bchool unibrclluM. . . Ladies' Knox Hats for for Infants Tli.- USO&rim. PkUUkOM J'' Mother a 1 m uu. The Kind You Have Always Bought .1 . t: ..... iiuars UH In Use For Over 30 Year Iron Beds Have taken a drop and a large m.ipnu-nt hue taM arrivwi ,,' rect from the factory and will I NM at greally rducd pricoM at THE EAST 0REG0N1AH. llNkt Villi to. ...iii.i dti.l infliKU-i nlir r, 900, 13',c .'id Fall. Store and Children. oigutttuicw. Joe Basler's. Tne Paper of me People. Kverybody Bead II. ) bo Laraeet Clreulalleo nei Adveruelua n.aiuu. GKNBKAL NEWS. Oheeter H. ttordon ban beM noni-inati-.! for oernor of New HMBpthlN by the republican" of that tatc. The controller of tbe currency hni hWVM a call for tbe condition of national bunko at flic cloe of SSSbMM tteptembar l. ISCO. Tbe Sfandanl Oil company bM MM 110,080 to Gevereof Bomti hjj tbe Gol Veton (mffererji. and tbe New York Merhantu' Atocinfion ban raiKe.l 4S.". The government tranoporl LSWMO nailed on hot errand of mercy to Nome Iron) Sun I rancinco Wednesday, She will bruin home over 1000 deatitnte tnincri. The pofttnaMer general IiBk received a communication Ironi I'. W. Hitille. director ol l"'"!" IB tbe PhilippllMM. kewlas ,,,,,, Uiom will bo larploj ol receiptf OVOt OSpondiUltM Bp to JUNO :) oi IS,447. The French oovernnront lias decided to wml to the porornnrepl of ttie bnltod states a mooMg eiprewlng mnpOthy with tin- people of the unitod states on aODOOOl of the Qsl WltOM di-antcr. The deetrnction of NhinpinK nt Hal POOtOO niav NdWM tbe volume ol early cotton deliveries, tlui" affct iiik' l.un ooahiro. Roporti from LonoublN hIiow tbat SO.UOtl Ioom bava itoppao, and that M,000 opOfOtOTl are idle. The liattelichl of llrandy w ine, near Wi'Ft OhoMor, lVnn.. wliere Um Ameri can i:.o.' tirrt receied its bOpitatH of fire, wa 0B Tuesday the sci M M im pressive services in com memorntiott of tbOM patriot- wbo lost their lives in tiie tip-iit . Mayor Van Wyck ol New York issued an apeal to the oitioMM for help for tbe sufferers of Uolvoatofl, beading tbe appeal with a 800 subscription. ten doctors ami 20 nurses from Hellevne hospital have olunteered to o to (ml evstoii ami help care tor tin' injiiriil and sick. PAtlFIC NORTHWKSI SSWS. Bibjbt giedootl of tbe linker City bbjh BBbOOl will Ciller the slate mil versily at Bugene tins fall, and one will enter a university at WubingtOn, (iimrce Miles, a stone mason, has been udjudm'd insane at Maker City and iias been sent M the a-yluin. tieorue Kllis, of Woathcrlo, linker county, has also been adjudged insane. A. II. Qonlft sold at l.a (irande by bid 81,000 busbies o wheat. PtM lot was secured by W. i. I'mich, of the PBoISC Elevator company. The price paid was 4t cents for cluii and 17 cents for hliiesteni. K. W. Ileal, an old tune oitiaofl ol I.u (irande is under arrest at that place on u charge of horse stealing preferred by his neighbor, K. O. Crandall. lie is wanted on several charges of like nature. DbbI has been buying burses. Hoppickiog Is now in lull force throughout the Yakima valley. At least oooo pickers are at work in the several yards. One strike bus been reportoa frOB Selab valley. The pick ers were inslructed to BBIBBBN rniliid up lioxes, but refused to obey orders. The recorder of I'rineville Mild the county judge of ( rook coiintv are at outs over certain fees that the recorder cluims, and the county judge refuses In pay. As a result ol the trouble the recorder announces that in future he will perform marriage ceremonies free grat is. ! A. 1.. Kiggs, charged wub rape, in Walla Wallu. pleaded guilty and was given the light sentei.i I eighteen mouths While hi- did not deny the crime it had no element oi force, is bl insi-ls he was lead into il Blgjgl Bl onetime lived In Pendleton and waj one of the workers in tin- Sulvalioii rin v cioiHe. framis Koss, an old and highly respected i It icon of The Italics died suddenly uf slcimko, Sunday, from atsiplexy. Mr. Koss was a prominent olitrai tor in I In- O.ilh s. lie leuv one son, uoorgn l Ito.s, agent for tbe OooMbla Hoatboru Bl Sbaniko, at wIiom- resilience he died. ills wile lied in The Italics several years ago. Y HAIR LIKE THIS 1 Vv within ii I i Moatta fj i .j's HBBrtciDK J kills llie il. null lilt Villi, M that cause falling hair and SnaMy bakleoaa. No othM pn paratloji '"it HorpicUa kills the dans .Irutt nil. I leslrov Uu- i.iiim- ou icinuvu tlie elhirt. Herptcide is a delightful hair dressing f"r icguLir toilet Use. Uiiiop, m..:. i s , a, te UiuM.wsiiii. ll.i uwi. tor U at all mf U. Itrug Hum i OK Insurance Pire, Life, Accident, Plat (ilaae, ute, Loans 0 -1 1 y aod County l'roj.crty, Heal Estate Improved and Uuiuiprovisl City Lota, Slock Uam liee and Wheat Kami si r. J. R. DICKSON, heat it..,goiiiuii huiMiug. i t B AID FOR TEXAS SUFFERERS 0 Cash and Provisions Are Pouring in From All Direclions. o PROPERTY LOSS REACHES $20,000,000 Tbe Town Will Probably Be Rebuilt 18,010 Hom lrss People Will Har to Be Tt ken Ure ol lor Weeks. Houston. Sept. I't. K.-otn all parts of the United Slates, and some sir tloBI of Knclaud, BMMJ thousands ol dollars are pouring into the citv (or the relief ol tbe Texas storm stitterers. train loads of provisions and clothing bib bIbd being hflrrhjd towsN Homton and ttalvestoti and refugees who have arrived here are lieiii made as com fortal lie us possible. The estimates of the num'HT of (he ileinl still van. Mayor Joobb. of OalroatoBi Maintain ing hla opinion that the numls'r vv ill not he less than 5000, ThB property losses are mounting higher as the de- 1 tails arrive an'd some estimates for the citv oi iialvcston reach as high as ISO, nOQ.OOO, I'ln -re are 91,000 homeless people in thai city uml it is a qenatlofl whether Qaltaaton oan or will be re built. I' I lure seems to be a dlBpoalttOf) on the part of fading citictis, how ever, to start resolutely where the slor.n left oft ami raise a new ilv from I lie ruins of the old. t 0000 todav no new features had j i i ! 1..-1 .....I.. i,,. .1,., n-.i-ioi'i-'i si, i, i- ,-i . . . . , nil wires arc expected lo lie working late this evening direct to loilvcston. troops nre patrolling the streets and looting baa boon given a ml back. Several additional obbbb are reported where vuihInIs have I n slu t down while robbing the dead, bill the tn op arc rapidly gaining control over the lOB less clement . The War OoBBjBUBBM ACvued. W, islniigti.il. Sepl. IS. -The war de partment has received the billowing from lieu. McKihls'li who was -.-lit to QalVBatOB 10 report mi tbe end it ions there. "Houston, Teaas. All forti lie. ll ions excepting the rapid lire battery at San Jacinto are practical!) destroy i d. livery building except the aaarantine is swept away. Battorr 0, f irst nrtiliorv, lost L'H men, Olllccrs and families are all saved." NEW YORK t)EiaOtllAl They Nominate a Ticket and There li Harmony. Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. g, the lemocratiti ital tovaetloB last nbjbl noiiiimitiil the following InKci: Uovomor, .lohn II. Stanclillebl of Chemung; lieutenant governor, Wil liam Navkey of Krle; secretary id Itate, John I. Norton ol Kenusacler ; 000 trailer, Rdwia s, Atwater,OncheM; treasurer, J41I111 R. Jinlsoii ol l ultoii, iitoriicv' general . I'hoiuas I-'. Couw av "I Clinton; engineer and surveyor, Kuaaall it- stmiri of Onondaga. I In- head of tlm ticket w 1 DOl si lecli d without u snrcastic exhnuge ol CompllmOOta uinong the leaders. Ifut when the" will of the convent loll had Inalli 1 11 register. -I aS'Sooator Hill was tin- llrst to propose the uii.tniuioiis noinfnatioB of rtlaanhBolfl (OLORAUO fUSIONISIS They Gather. Agriie end Nominate a Tlokei. PaUTOr, Wept. :t. It took eight ballots last night in the democratic ooueeetiuo bafora nomination lor gov. amor could DO made. loll. .wing is llie fusion ticket: liovernor, J. II. OratSO, dcmocrul, Pueblo, secretary of slate, Ituvid A. Mills is. 1. 11I1. 1 ll..iiL't.r m.iisiir. r I lr I I'l.i.il.iv sllv.ir ri-i.nlil ii-mii - ....... .., Pueblo; sll,remu justice, Hubert W. Steal, silver republican, Ariiiuhoc county; superintendent of public In etruction, Mrs Helnu QraBlolli silver roBB bl lOBM. tiilnia county; attorney gonoral, I. c l'oet, popeliat, Clear Creek county; unngreMtneli, I V Sbafrutbi silver rapebllcan; 1 c Bell, populist, presiib nt iul el.ilois, two deiiioi ruts and op.- popolbrl aid one -liver republican. Hryen at fori Wsyne. Chicago, si.-pt. I f. Hr)iin spoke at l-iii Wuvne, lnd tin aiteriioou, (from loo Wayne be will go lo Toledo, und tin oce to Cnlombua, Ohio Friday night be will proned to St. Ln. the Hooievelt in South lkol Watertown, s It., Seel, II t ruin tu aring una itoo.i vi 11 1 .11 1 1 tun I tins alti riesiii nt I 'list le wood, where It iiiaotclt addra-seed a large crowd. Trial ot J 1 in Howard. Iraiikbrl, Ky., lOpt. IS, Ihcioiirl Uaiay proci I'di'd to sa'cure a jurv in the am of James Howard iudicleil as the principal in tin- assassin Hi nm ol Wil liam titHilnd. The Wheal Market!. cago, Sept . 11 k Met ' cents DM PUshel. w lii al , .in Irumisio, Sepl ibeel, 11 OS par ceatal II Cash I NkW yoke, MAHKBT. iut(.i tea ky I. I. Bay ft Le., Lhleaka nosed of Trad end Bew York kloek Baehanae Broken. Sept. 1-1. -The wheat market was strong throughout the day and cloeual at the high iut a lull cent over yes 1. rday. Cables were 3-H higher at the 1 lose, 01 which was also the highest si m 11 .lime. New Y'ork opened 1-B 10 bjj up, HI 7-H to BJ. ami I he ad-vuina- wus steady to the clone at h ', Armour wan a heavy buyer of spot wheat for BSBOrl a be l.a been (or the past week and us he baa chartered vessels to move it there is 110 ipua-etiou a to destination. The stal int iciaji m arly all agree now tbat our crop iilkt harvested will total about fiOO.OUl, (JDit. A are uae for bread and and I.' ikkl.iJUIJ and KuropaBB aiuim. She will neeil 'isi isi i issi ironi us. 11 nsie a though we would have a giaal market for our crop and what e OftB IpSM from raaarvaa. Wheat i cheap at present price. Close ycetcrday, Hll4. Oaoi today, HI 7-B. Karic today, ' - 10 -'4- Chase today, t&h- THK SritlKl, MAS GUM It Bay Involve a. Many a, Ail, mm Mine Workari. Ilaelton, I'enn., Sept. 111. Horn.' ol !nv coiieriet here won short handed loitav as some nienii'crs m union re- tnained at home, belhiving the strike. order w to lake effect at once At Wilk.ihurn. Wilkesbarre. l'a., Sept. 1:1. -All (ul lieries in this region are in operaitoii MtblJ with practically full loft e Will (onditet the Strike. ladlBOBBBllB, Sept. 13. -I'resident i Mitchell, of the I'nited Mine Worker-, is in on.- r,- to leave for IIbbbIbsB Saturilav eMiiinir. where he will per sonally conduct the stilke. The Lackawanna Dlilrlat. lOfBlttOS, Pb., Sept. S, -A strike of the anthracite coal miners of the LBOBBWBM dlftrtcl is praclicalU cer lain. Kver mine working lOOBJ is short diiinded ami some are eutirelv shut down. Throogbonl the upper vallev there ll a I nm-t a complete itnppnge Started for ( anion. Homo rent 1 l'a , Sort! II. Praoldent and Mrs BtoKlabl) and party loll to- day for ('union CIKCVI1 COUST. s ilv crs v. W Si ( . H. Railway Helnu Tried Toilav. The case of Wi S, llwrs vs V (', K. rnilnav MIBBant is U iug trieil in circuit court today. W. . lu,'r-' ami John (' Leasiirc have bean testify ing. Charles II. Carter and W T Do Veil BDMBT tor Hie defendant . .1 ,1 I lii 1 1-nt for the plaitiiitf JoMph Mc Cal.e Jol I Walla Walla, U preeent. Iiovie was arraingc.l on "iiM.,., .,,l,,l t the war denartment chary.- ol selling liouor to a min plead guiltv. lime lor lenience set lor I ::iO p in I- rnlav Cat Carey, arraigned oil charge of lareen) front a dwelling, plead got giiillv Time o( trial set for October s, at I : in p. in., (lull being the first day of the ( Ictober term. .10, 1 1 in 1, N WOOL. (iiinbllng In Wunl Hroughl Uliaiter to Two KisiiL-h (enlrel. Two great l-rencb centers o the I manufacture of wisden gmsU- Itoubaix and ToUrcoIng are in the lb roes of financial disaster due to reckless apecu i I ill 1. Hi . The wool gambling lorar took hold of -the business bouses last silinilier, when wool rose steadily without apparent 'r.a.oii until in August the price I reaCllOU llu- 1 . .-1 . - . . . mink 01 six! (nine- seventy centimes a-r kilogram. ! -peculators lor a ri-c lost tin ir heads; and there were dally purchases of a million or a million and a half kilograms. Th.-mauBlacturing bnaineai was dislocated owing Id the extra-I 1 .1.1 1 niirv llu- 1 11. il ion in I In price of material. Abumlaiit warnings were given thill the llct il lolls values would 1 Inevitably lead to a slump, lull they were 1111I I I until t In- 1 1.1 lapse ciirrid, ami vv frillies per kih ool now stands at two "e starting ol I I.u ran ling ril ex 1 belon the 11gu-t price. I PadltloB until licit Haturday. I lu ll,,- urn unit ..I wool b. iiyht hlimllv by Itoiibaix ami Tourcolna llrms airwre - gated 1 1 , ' kilos laboiil si pound-1 which un-ans a deOcll of HO, IMHI.IHHI frillies 1 1' 1,000,0(1(1 1 . Thirteen linns ure already in the builds ol receivers, onir hoilsn alone losing 1,00,000 franc, ami several other an- tottering. III. NOUN! C.S IMI-KHIAI.ISM lleadly lo free lioverinnent. Anion Phelini Slukei Write. In u letter to C. 0. Hughes, presi dent of the 1 Hi .11. r New Sink Associa tion ol mil I-imperial 1st club, Alison Phelna Stokaa uv "II we ure P. boBOron a -hark nation, let us at b ust go through the pre scribed millions, 11.. 1, like the shark, (Urn over before Waaalaa our prey. The shark Is preferrable to tin- anaconda, I Vl h bugs il victim ami Ibeii swallows il . "What a dangerous foe to our 1MB institutions Is the pernicious partisan political activity of public nihil, il. who leave the iphera ol public work, for which (bey are emplo)isl and paid and stir up through (be country a hunger lor land and a tl.risl b r blood "Our form of free government ol the pOUpla by the pe i.e Hid fill till- people eaniiol long endUM undel a prc-nliM- emuaror or an Imperial president." Nil. Htokes is an Iiiiii .rnn memlier ol the null latperlallei aaaaebttbMi llu Villi d lor McK Inh v in IHltn. Hon Pi i 1. 1 until to Oaalli. Hairv, a lalimiis imlling horse, -In . I ut I. idle lull, Ni'W York, a tew day I ago ol Irighl. A kklddl B 1I1 ad a bn'Olnotlye so iihirilod the bore thai hi' dropped lb I. sen 11 years old ad lb ,i twill. TO 1 UHh A 1U1.U IN UNi DAY. isk- lsUu Hru no txiiiinm I stilt vtv All . .. t its tuuA lAs luuoswf If 11 ' " U . , kt. W . 1 low's signal 11 ij Is uu tit li ImjI. iAsj. PARK AND WA8HINOTON STRCCTB A , , Anntto.njj, LL B., Pr.n. ".- -ft J. A. Weico, Penmen end Secy OPEN ALL THE YEAR DleUrtratsd CstslftfWt, CollsgS CttlTSSCy, Jiuaiuca Voaa, SfatetV 1111 ip, 0 1 iViiiipiiisliip, l.i 1 M.i il -.1 I-ie. lo any AUdreaa, We have hundreds of former students in pogitions, and shall send out thousands more. IlPendleton Academy 01 Academk.' Leurae of four year preparatory to the Ul alandaral cidlegue e.i-.i or weet. . ' . Hualueaa Ceurae h,ui v alcnt to the best bueliuns collegea. Teacher' Gourde, which prepared for County Kxuuiiiiationa and fur 1ST VI' K DIPKsOMAS. Aicretlited by the State Hoard of feVlttCation and graduatat are admitted oil the name lam is for State diploma a any eehool iu the ktatu. All graded main Lained. Hall teriw bogle flonday, SaplenSSSf loth. tor catalogue and information addreae tl K V . V. L. KIHHfc.S, M. Ph., fnucipal. LI HUNG CHANG, ENVOY This Government Receives a Ouick Re sponse Prom Him. WILL PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS II Progress Is Not Soon Hide th ArtMrlcia i.i'vsrnnieni Will Proceed to DmI M reetly With the (hloeso. Washington. Sept I I. The Chines.- gnvornMeal has mada swift answer to I tM latest common lent ion from the slate department , relative to the ri-r-lognithm of I i Hung Chang a. envoy, competent to negotiate the pooeo retllo. Bienf the eflort of tl e state depart- , v 1 1 4 r.l 1 nary pOWBTB he might have I for tbe protection ol Inorioaa IIIbsm pronort) la China, isinding a Dual -. Mleun nt. It baa iueeeodad in attain ing Uu nhiecl a indicated in the r.-- s.nnsc Ir.iiu 1.1 this morning. It is lie I no i d if the Hwer iiNiiicd get together themselves and arrange for a common baall regarding 1 otiipetisat ion for cer tain chi"se ol outrages, gmsl progreM , .11. I - ill I, l. tilM ir.l it lllii.l set I I1-I111.nl li the attempt 0 secure unity of action in this ilirectmu is no more sui ssful than that directed to lie- ea illation ol p. km iba Dnltod Stataa will appoint It. own i onnn 1 ssn iner s ..ml deitl itirect- lv with the Chines,, eomtiaaloiiara. this morning that no other orders 1 .... I gone forward lo (laneral Cbaflee loin h ing Iha withdrawal of troops, lie ia ready, however, and wails but 1 he WOfd lr Washington to la-gin bis march seaward ri-oteclion Will Be Given. Waahlaatoa). Sob. 1:1. Minister Wu riicivcd a 1 aldi-gram from I 1 Hung Chang answering the ho xpress.sl in the ImorkBM note that Ins siw.-r are siiilli lent to protact ineriian live and Intefeata In China I'.arl l.i say he bus Hint BOWW and will sew that pro led 1011 is given. Van Kelteler i Aneiiln. London, Sejit. II The following dispatches have been received. I'ekill, Nept. U. The Japancee have arrest. .1 .1,, assassin of Huron 011 Ketteh r, late Uarmaa minister to China. , 1 in- oaaaaala oiMfBgaas bis guilt, say ing the iinM'rial govertiiiionl ..f China ordered flu uimissuui of (he crime. Amerlean Cavalry In Nlea Buelnoee. I'ekiii, Sepl S. A troop pi Ameri can cavalry surprised .'kin imperialists I Temple sbapo. They kllbsl Ul and illptlircil l.'O rilli-s. I'lie elielllV ll-'.l norl bwardi kxpedition Delayed. I'll k II , Sepl U ItlllU has delayed troops niarcixsi pi miles ami encama-. 1 ' "mi l.in Cbing, n ting with 110 npoaii 1011 t. le I hey ailvaiiied to Mao ( hang Monday. Another rtnanelal Dlraelor. London, Sept. KI, -A disputch from Shanghai aiuioiince that a Japan.-.-ollli 11I has Is'.-ii apsdiit.sl to -in 1 col .1 Mel. llroan, the tliiaucial dirmlor ami 1 onnn issioner ol the iiietome ot Corea Buiela'e Troopi 10 Withdraw. St, 1'otersbnrg, Kept '.. 1 Quarter I reedy have bee a aacttrod at Tiee Tem for thai Itiisaiaii IfOOpB leaving I'ekin. Attempt 10 Wraek Train l, ilene, Kan., Sept III Thrne at tempt were BMMa laat lilgbt to wreck Iba Union PaaiSe trams w.t ot hr. 1 lb. trin t ions were dls.oyere.1 arid trains were atopaml 111 time to prevent, dwMMgJB. Hoer sun h.i.lm, Lumlon, Bept, II Lovd Koiairt m- purls thul (laneral Pieeeh wa heavily red . -1 1 ia 1 wub Been Is th I, ll- weal of BarbartOB and that tieli . lii 1 1 ill ton had goii.i lo Krench' sup s.rl. I II I I KAMolMU Ml III. VI I s.l I I III Knit CATARRH lily's (.'ream Bilm reap et I il watt.il in UM . t I M I I Hll III ATARRH COLD S HEAD IHK c