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Newspaper Page TextThe New Age lM'KJ iv m lma . ?& .! - ' --fjt , y- ft rM; ? r. "f VOL.' V. POltTI. v vi. OUIiWON, SATURDAY, JU.LY 28, 11)00. NO. 17 FIRST NATIONAL BANK orggg$&&?m' Dealcrnatcd Depnaltarr ami PIi)miicIh1 Airent of the t'nltnl Htatca. rrMldent.U. W. Cotbett; cmliler, E. (1. WlthliiRtoni asilstsnt cashier, J. W. Newklrk; fCOUA MnlMant I'Mhter. W. C. Alvord. Ittert of oredlt Imned, avUa!t Id Ktirope and the taitetn flatei. flight axufmiitft) aim telegraphic) traimfer. lolil on Now York, MoJtou, Chicago, St. Paul, Oiiiaha, San FraticUco, Mid ihe principal polnta In thn Northueal. Sight and tlmo bltla drawn in auuia to aull ou London, arii, Berlin, Franklort-on-the-Maln, Hong Knua;. Colleotlona made en layorabls tcrma at all accenlble polnta. LADD TILTOIM, BANKERS SSEP Eatabllahart in MBO. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINFSS. Interest allowed on time deposits. ' Collections made At nil point on favorable termi. Lettert ol oredlt Issued available in Europe and the Eastern states. Right axohange and Telegraphic Transfer! sold on New York, V.'ushlnttcn, Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Otnnha, San Francisco rind various points in Ore gon, Washington, Idaho, Montana nnd. British Columbia, Exchange sold on Loudon, Patis, Borlin, Fruukfort and tlong Rons. THE F.RST NATIONAL BANK Pendleton, Oregon. Capital, $70,000 H) Surplus imd Undivided Profits, $53,824.78. ItKSKItVFJ AGKNl'S First National Hank, Chicago, Ills.; First' National Bank, Cortland, Oregon; Chemical National Bank, New York, N. Y. OFFICERS AND DIUKCToKS: Levi Ankeny, Pros.; M. Barnh, Vice-Prcs , C. 1). Wade, Cashier; II. C. Guernsey, Ass't Cashier; J. S. McLeod, VY. S Bvers, V. k Matlock. THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PKNDLliTON, OKKGON. Orgnnlzod March I, 1880; Capital, 9IOO.OOO. Intorest allow.. I on tlmo deposits. Kxehaniio bought and sold on all prin cipal points. Special attention given to collections, v. .1. Furnish, preddent; .1. S. 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PORTLAND S4 and 30 Frtmont Su, S. F. Frqrn All Parts of the New World and the Old. OF INTEREST TO OUR READERS Comiirelioiinhii tlm low of ttio Import nut lliiiiiiilii; of tlm liit Week Culled I'lum tlm Tolt'crnph Column Flvo hundred marines left Washing ton (or China, via San Francisco. A woll known packor says no (ears salmon will soon bo exterminated. Texas woolgrowcis nro holding about 4,000,000, pounds of wool (or hotter prices. Tho allied Meet bombarded the for at Titku all night boforu they were suc cessful. Tho report of the stntu banks of Washington show a hcuvy increase til deposits. Oenernl Dowet has again cut Lord Roberts' coiuniunicatioiis and captured 100 men and a supply train. Citizens of Porcupine district, Alaska, liavo Issued n petition protest iny againut Hritlsh aggression . Josoph K. Mullen, who was convict ed in J'OW York for tho nitirdor of his wife, was ulcutrouuted iu the prlbon at Siu Siiifj. A torrlllu wind, rain and hail storm swept over the town of Iroutou, Ohio, demolishing largo phiuin mill, un roofing scvoral Iiouhus and uprooting trees. Senator Pottl(-rev has a letter from a Filipino genural, purporting to give tho tonus of an interveiw with Dowoy sit tho outbreak of tho Spanish war, lu which the admiral promised Philippine independence. Four of the olllcern aud eniployos of the Tn co in a Hallway & Power Com pany were arrvptod charged witli niau Kluucther (or tho Fourth of July street railway disaster, in whiuli 'A peraous were killed and over 00 injured. Tho American polloy of procoedin.' uk if tho good faitli of tho Chinese gov ernineut were not doubted, whilo in no wiso relaxing effort to roach our min ister, is believed to hold two uhaucos of snecesa to the one ohauco of tho other foreign governments. Tho K. I'aul Cold Storeagn & Wure lioiifo Company's large warehouso at St. I'aul, Minn., wan destroyed by (Ire Tho total loss is estimated at about $150,000, with an liikiiruucw of !f.r0, 000. The warehouso was filled with butter, ft ult, tobacco, egas, whisky und other connnodlties. Lebanon, Or., had a $10,000 tiro. Lord KoborU hits attacked Middle hurg. Tien Tsin and neighborhood are clour of Chinese. Oriental war Is affecting tho world's money markets. Forty porsons wore injured at a ntreet car accident at Niles, Ohio. Tho New York ltepubliean statu con vention will bo held September -i. Minister Wu has word that the 1'ekin authorities are protecting the foreigners. Crop prospects in tho I'aoitlt) North west indicate a yield of -10,000,000 bushels of wheat. Tho Cunary liner Campania cut in twain u bark, which Mink at once, car rying doa 11 men, Colombian Irwps will fight the revo lutionists outside of I'uuamu, mi uk not to endanger tho city. Populists refused to go into the Idaho fusion, and nomiuuted a full ticket, Democrats uud Silver Kepuhlicaus fusing, Li Hung Chang ot a cool reception at I long Kong. Itussia has called on the border provinces of Siberia for the reserves. The Kight Infantry is returning from Cuba to go to China. Heavy artilloV bus been ordered to leave lort Iteilly for the Orient. Hawaiian' plantation owners are trying to induco o.OOO Puerto Itii-aus to move to the Paoiflu iklauds on a litre years' contract. Doeiiuieiits relating to h plot agxinst the Americuu authorities in Manila have been found iu a lebel lecruitiug office iu San Miguel, The Yaqui Indians, of Mexico, are, reported to have been broken up, anrl the government will otter them induce ments to return to their farms. The Frazr river lihhermeu'h itriko is now deemed beyond MHtlenient, a ierious collision between eacn officers itid strikers httviug taken place. Count C'ahtelhine, hiihlinud of Anna Gould, (ought a duel with Count Orlowski iu the snbtirbs of Paris, in which Orlowski was falightly wounded, Tlie executive council of the Ameri can Federation of Ijilxir iasued an ap peal to all wage-workers to organize unions or join thobe already iu ex itteuc LAIbR NEWS. Chinese soldiers are. killing the llox Irs. DolaTium proix)8iin to send an expedi tionary corps to China. ClVll govourinont has been establish td in Vigun, Luzon, China has appoalcd to Franco to uto her good offices with tho powers. Desolation aud ruin iu Tien Tsin. Pigs nnd dogs are eating tho bodies of dead Chiuamon. A mob in New Orloans klllod throo negroes and wounded several otliors. Tho police proventod a lynching. An explosion aud tiro in a collar factory at Chicago, caused tho death of rour -women, and live others .were in jured. Colombian rebels urn lighting hard (or the i possession ,o( Panama. Heavy artillery tiro is being directed against the city. Pants makers of New York City have struck for shorter hours and an iuraeiiBej iu wages. Five thousand are involved. A passenger train on tho Chicago & F.astom jllllnols railway was wrookod near lleijton, 111,, killing one man and iu ju ring i)0. Tho Doers have ovaauatod nil thoir position aud are retreating northward to Lydquhurg. Many burghers nro uuxious to see poaco come. At Truclceo, Cal., n faro bank in tho roar of It Fiiloon was robbed by two masked nien, who covered llvo players with rovolvura and secured $7fi() Tho admirals, it is said have decided that an advance on 1'ekin cannot ho mado with less than (10,000 men. About hulf that number have been landed. Senator Clark, of Montana, says his credentials liavo been pronounced good by tho best constitutional lawyer of the country, aud ho expects to bo neatest in tho teimte. . LI Hung Chung assures the French consul at Shanghai that Minister Pi ebon is alive, r.ud he will transmit u meesHge to him requesting an answer within flvo days. , .Particulars of the lighting at aud capture of Tien Tsin aro at band, and show that tho Ninth infantry suffered terribly. Thefe i" Homo Inclination on tho part 'of correspondents to censure Liscuni. Thejnayy department ! preparing forwievu',!iUiw, , by.iittluv, out trans- lorts to carry coal and stores to the tleet iu Chiucsu waters. Army troopt oio hurrying from various Miit throughout the country to tho Pacific ea board.' Peace rolgtw iu Venezuela. Colombian revolutionists have cap tured Panama. Honolulu Chiucso will ask )owers to rohtoro Kmperor Kwang Sni. ,Ten thousand Chinese ops)so the It'ussiun advance at Now Chwung. . "Aunt Mary" Walling, n ploneor, died at Amity, Or., uuud 8S .years. There was a wtainpedu from .liiueau to tho now placer diggings on (Uuciui buy, Militiumeu have been called out t'i (tioll tho striking (Isiiuiiiien on Fraser river, 11. C. A family of six went bathlii'.' iu u shallow lake near Ventura, Cal and only one lives. The hrlgmlior-generals w;h Will servo under Cliallfo am (Irant, Harry aiul,Vilson, D. Alexander, a prominent hutiiUM man of Now Watcotn, Wath., me death by UHphyxlatiou. 'Four out of n party of llvo prospect ors lost their lives as a rcMilt of a tenl hie trip to the lead waters of tho Stew art river, iu the Klondike, The Kumitssi relief column has re turned to Fiimsii, bringing the defend ers of the tonu. The besieged were ou the point of giving up when rescued. Turkey is considering the subject ol sending a force to China to co-operate with the lowers, 'the Sultan is great ly affected by the burbaroua acts of the Chinese, The Oaynor-tl reene hearing dot eloped the fact that Captaiu Oberliu M. t'aiter made heavy purchases of bonds whilo iu charge of government work iu Sa vannah haibor. Two fatalities at Tacouiu. Coal passer on' trausiKirt Itinccians fell through a trestle and drowned and a Htudent ut Vailion college instantly killed whilo felling a treo. Famine threatens tho city of Tien Tsin. Hundreds of thousands of Chi namen are leaving their homes in the districts where lighting is going on, without ineaiH of supjsrt. Harry Ariuott, locator and pait owner of the Little Auuio gioup of mines iu the ISIg Hug dish-let, Arizona, has committed suicide at Pieccott by taking strychnine. Despondency due to ill health was the cause, 1'resdent MoKinley has replien to China, fciguifyiuv his willingneM to mediate between the imperial govern ment uud thu powers, ou condition tltat uuarchy iu the empire oo sup pressed and forefgueis bo given com plete protection. miBrajfi mil Nonunion Fishermen on the Fraser River. 800 STRIKERS WARNED BACK Thu Minority of thn KUIirrniru Caa nat Tin Up tin. Kntlrn Salmon Imlua tf af tha Mlvar. Yanoouvor, Jl. C, Julv 20. Tho crisis has eoino in the striko which lias puralyzod tho "almon cauniug industry on the Fraser river. Throo thousand Japanese llshormen, occupying 1,000 boats, started out fioin the fishing vil lago of Stovcston today under tho pro tection of tho Sixth regiment. Thn militiamen wcro formod in lino around thu wharves, and with loaded rtties wurnod back the strikers, who had hitherto provoutod any fisherman this season from plying his calling on tho Fraser. For Stovcston is .under martial law, nnd the 000 members bt(tho Fish crmon's union who hud sucossfully in tlmiadntod six times as many Jitpaucco and Indians, found H a hopeleis under taking to coutiuuo thu light whon thoir enemies had scoured military authority us an ally. 'Lfoutoniint-folonul Wor snop, who is iu command of thu regi ment, sent to Stovustou early this morn ing and mado his position moro em phatic by his doolaratlou to 'the Mrlko loaders that he and hit men wore there (or business, not play, and that at tho flrr,t ovideuce of an attack upon any fisherman, bo ho Japanese or Indian, tho troops would shoot to kill. Under thu Canadian regulations, blank am munition in never supplied to rlllemen upon such occasions as this. Kvery member of tho four companies at Stov eatou today hud 24 rounds of hall am munition, us deadly as any soldier iu South Africa 'is supplied with. It is dttu to tho action of thu Japaneo that tho precipitation of tho climax iu tho existing dillluulty must bo itKurihod. For a timo tho Jupauesu wuiu (tight ened into aciiuiosonco with tlm strikers, but thelt nipplicH hecamo exhausted und hunger was a froqeunt visitor at their boats and iu their eabTns. They held monster mass meeting and de cided to go out this morning, despite tho threats of the whito llshormen, who had been Jioldlug out for 26 conta a rlsh, while the eannors refused to pay more than -'0 ceuti. TNti decision of the Japanese, tho throat ugiiinst them by the strikers, and tho rumor that tho strikers planned to burn down all thu 47 canneries ou the Fraser river, in duced the municipal authorities of Htoveston, backed by three magistrates, in uppeal for military protection, Thu white fishermen aro very hitter against thu soldlois, hut aro afraid of the loaded rilles. Colonel Worsnop does not believe they will dare to at tack tlm Japanese uiwn thoir return from their fishing trip Into tonight, uud the dinners think that thu back bone of thu strike Iiuh been broken. The Fishermen's Union, at a meeting toiloy, (100 members being present, again voted to deoliue the 20-oont rate accepted by the Jupauoso. Their load ers, who left Steveston last night, re turned today aud advised tho strikers to abandon thu Fraser rlvcras a placo ol omploymeuut if thu cuuuorx did not come to thoir terms, hut muny strikers tlo not take kindly to this deal, especial ly us they roalizo tho eannors can got all the fish they want so long as thu Japauese are under military protection. Many of thu stiikors 'nro individually iu favor of accepting tho 20 cents per llsli which the Japanosu aro earning to day, and the Indians, who have hither to sided with thu whites, are now ready to follow thu example of the Japauese. Tim hut HiiKlon'a I'lnii., Denver, July 20. A opecial to tlm ltepubliean from Sterling, Colo., "ays: From action taken iu this city today it appears thut thu Chicago, Hurlingtju & Quiney Itailroiid Company contem plates entering thu railroad Held iu Alaska, rebriniry last articles of in corjwratlon wero Mod with tho county ulerk of this county (or a railroad from this oily to Akron, Colo., to bo known us the Akron, Sterling Hi Northern. These papers Isjro the siguutuies of thu officials of the Hurllngton. Today an amendment to theMi articles was filed, perihllting tlm building of a lino from the head of Vuldes buy, in Alaska, to Keystone canyon, thence through Dutch valley to Thomp-ou pics. Vrllow Kitrr Srrinii h Siii-c-ss, Vera C'nu, July 26, Tho first pa tteut treated with tlm yellow fever serum by the young Hraziliuii experi menter, Dr. Helingzahi, is fully con valiceiit, Other iatients treated nro progressing favorably. There is iiitenm intere.it iu thu oxicriiiieiits. Patients very low with violent vomiting Imvu. been treated, and thu eflect is marvel ous, A Itiiiixwiiy I'rxiitUl, Salt Lake, Utah, July :. A freight train ou tho Utah Central branch of thu Itio (irande Western today got bo k'ond thu control of tho engineer, ami, striking u sharp curvo toppled over. Kngliioer J. P, Ferguson was instautly killed, aud Fireman WUemau badly Scalded, The accident occurred near Park City. GENERAL ADVANCE BEGUN. Itolivrti' Army In I'ltdilng- thn oa Into till. Moui.tMlns. Loudon, July 27. Tlm war oAVao has received tho following disputed from Lord Hoborts: "Vnndermerwo Station, July 35. We nittdo.a general advance yesterday from tho position wo have been holding' Bust of Pretoria since Juno 13. Iuii Hamilton, from tho north, reached Itustfontoin, men miles north of llronkhorstWpruit, July 22. This no -ompletoly Rttrroundud tho enemy 'slluo at letreut that they ubaudpiod the jtrong K)sltion thoy had boon occupy ing in front of Polo-Cnrow. Stopheon ou's brlgudjt advancod yesterday nu apposed to IIiiu.I'h Hivor station. ..Our right was protected by tho First uud Fourth brigades of cavalry, uiidor French and Jlutton's mounted infantry. Tho former crossed oast of Wilgo river. Telegraph and railway communication wero restored last night. "In tho supply train raptured at Itoodoval woro 200 Welsh Fusiliers, most of whom had boon prisoners. Dovvnt'n foroo is continuing to movu nortlioustorly. It was at Koodopoort, Inly 23, with lit oad wood not far be hind, and Littlu's cavalry brlgado fol lowing Hroadwood. "Ilttdon-Powoll rojsirts as follows: " 'Maguto Fnrm, July 24. Colonel. Arey nnd Lushlngtou, .with 460 men, drove 1,000 Hours from n vory strong position and scattered them with con ildorabln loss. Our ciisimlties wero six klllod nnd 10 wounded.' " Tho following dispatch from Lord Huberts has also been received: "Hro-ikhorst Spruit, .Inly 24. Wo marched here today. This is tho placo where thu Ninoty-fouith was uttaokud, Docember 20, 1880. Tlm graves of tho ofllccis and men aro in fait presuiva tloti, and will now bo kept in good order. Tim march was unopposed, hut French's cavalry und Mutton's mount ed infantry, making a wido detour on our right, mot bodies of tho enemy. Thoio woio driven back, leaving kovoral ('id and wounded. A good many wore ulo cuptuiud. Our casualties wero one killed. Hrondwooil reisirts that he ruptured five of Dewot's wagons today. He van waiting At Viodefort until Lit tle joined him," CHINESE DISSENSION. Imperial Tro. KIIII.ik lloxera Coadt lloi.a In I'bUIii. Tlf a Tsin. ,luly 27. Chine romTug In (rtmi tho country roiort that thu C.'iiueko soldiers aro killing thu ltoxcrs .whemrer the latter nro seen, giving at u reason that tho lloxoni 'deceived thuui into euihurking nu a hopeless struggle. An intelligent Chinaman said he re garded this as a sign of widespread dis sension. It was only a matter of a sh(tt time, ho deolurcd, bofoiotliositino sNvtu would exist in Poklu, whon, in all probability, Jung Lu, emumuutlcr-lti-ohief of thu Chi noio forces, and Prince Chlug would bo ablo to roguin uffiuleut Intluenco to imiko peace, es prclariy if the foreigners in thu capital wero safe. This appears to present tlm general native opinion here, us fur as It is possible to uscoituiu it. In thn meaiitlmo, roliablo news us to events in Polcin und whether thn for eigners tire alive is-entirely bulking, or is only obtainable from Chinese sources, mid even this is most meager uud contradictory . It is now thought thut the forward movement of thu allies will probably taku placo earlier than was at first Intended, possibly by tho end of this mouth, but nothing definite will bo decided bofnro thu arrival of (ieneral Sir Aided iasoloe, command, tug tho Indian contingent, A runner who arrived from Pokin yusterduy re ports that the foreigners were safo .lu'y II), and that there has been considera ble lighting between Honors and sol dlers iusidu of tho city. No Arm for llir Oilx.il. Port Townsond, Wash., July 27. Collector of Customs Huestis received instructions today from Seniotary (lugu to use every nrucutition to prevent ship ment of arms and ammunition to Aslatlo ports from l'ngot sound, whiuli may ho used lu China to harm Ameri can residents thoio, nnd hu is further Instructed to detain nil vessols about to luar (or tho Orient or islands of tlo .loiflo with arms until thodepartineiu .iu IngvestiguU), Collector llucsth lias notified all ownera and agents ,( ousels engagtsl in Oriental trade of this order, and will also pluue a force of in vpectdr to wuteh thu loading of vessels for the Orient, Trial. Nnfely I'm.I. Vancouver, II. )., July 27. The crisis in thu cannery difficulty has been leached and safely passed. It is true that thu military forces and provincial iKilicemon at Stoveston nro s,tlll on duty at the canneries, but them has been no mob violence of any kind. It is probable that tho militia regiment will remain at Stuvoston for a week, No attack hy tlm members of the Pish, ernien's union ou the Japanese fisher men is apprehended so long as thu Hoop remain. Thu present-it of tho militia, iu addition io the provincial police, is believed to have a (piloting effect. Tim present situation at Mov eaton is one of (pilot and order, I'lru i.t Viiiiiu. Yuma, Ariz., July 27. Flro last night swept Main street from First to .lotie-j, destroying everything iu its path, Thu total loss is estimated at -126,000: insurance, I.8U0, 'A ' ..ate&k. ?HX-V& aV -iwiaV:.!.