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PORTLAND, OREGON, SAmDAY, AUGUST 4, li)00.
NO. 18.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK orS$ZM?m'
Dctlitnitted Drpoiltarr ami Financial .Agent of the United Statei.
Frest-Sent, U. W. Corb-.tt:cMiler, E. 0. Wllliliuttoti: ii'lstMit cashier, J. W. Newklrkj mcb4
laUnt cnihter. W C. Alvord.
Mtleri of credit liaued, ftratlnbl In Kurope nd the hMcrii -. rilght eiist-nuge aua
tflrf rphlo trmuhr lotil on New nrk, Ronton, Clilcato, Ht, i'iu, U anlia, ban Fmutln.0, u
lb prludrel pntntl In thn Korthnrll, Slflit and time bills drawn lu lutni to tult on Loudon,
Parft, Rcrlln, Franktorl-on-the-Malu, Hone Kong.
Colleotloui mad ou favorable to run at all accesilble polnli.
LADD TILTOIM, BANKERS SSSSE?
Established In 18BB.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Intereat allowed on time deposit!.
Collection" made at all points on favorable terms. Letters ol or edit lamed
available In Europe and the Eastern elates.
Right xohanga and Telegraphlo Transfer! sold on Mew York, V,'aihingtsn.
Chicago, 6t. Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and various points in Oia
ton, Washington, Idaho, Montana nud British Columbia.
Kxchange sold on Loudon, Patis, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Rons;.
THE FiRST NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton. Oregon.
Capital, $70,000 00; Surplus and Undivided Profits, f53.824.78.
ltESEUVE AGENTS First National BankLGhlcago, Ills.; First National
Bank, Cortland, Oregon; Chemical National Bank, New York, N. Y.
OFFICERS AND niRhOTOKS: Levi Ankeny, Pre.; M. Bamli, Vice-Prea ,
C. B. Wade, Cashier; II. C. Guernsey, Ass't Cashier; J. 8. McLeod, W. 6.
Byera, W. It'. Matlock.
THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON.
Organized Maroh I, 1889; Capital, SIOO.OOO.
Interest allowo I on timo deposits. Exchango bought and sold on all prin
cipal iwlnts. Special attention given to collections.
v. J. Furnish, provident ; Jr N. Teal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
La Grande, Oregon.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - - $72,000
PORTLAND MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
No.126 First Stroet.
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UoniprclitMmlYn Itnvlnvr of tlin Import'
lint Happening of I ho l'lint Wk
Culled From tho Teleg niph Column.
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The weakness of tlio monroon cnaet
anxioty in fnmino-striokou ludia.
Mnny Uoero nro surrendering und the
Free Hlnte r.rmy will soou be a thing
of tho past.
TueK'A iMtrxoun unru druwnud mill.
8,000 mnde IioiuoIosh by iuundutiousl
caused by rains in Chile. .
ftwAdal tliA aauuaaltt nf Ivltirt 111,,..
bvrt, worked lu it silk mill nt Patorsoii?.
N. J.f until Mny of thin year. i"
The Populists aro lnnning to havel
their main campaign hcadiiunrti hP
Lincoln. Neb., with n brnneli at (Mil--
cngo. j
United States Seuatot Wolllngton,;
Ropnhlican, of Maryland, aniioiinueM
that ho will opposo thu roeluctioii of;
lTOHUlont .McKtuioy. - ,
Italy deoply motiriiH tho aHnaHsiua
tion of King Jlumliurt, hut tho fiitiia;
.!. ta nulnft .....1 .... 1 1 u ... ! ti. 1 1 in .will
ttUU in ll,IVt, llftlll Bill .(lOlll ll,,l(.ll Vltl.
attond tho acccR.slon of tho now king. .7
Every flfihcrmau on Frnser rivor,
with tho exception of 700 men of tho
whito llsliorincn'H union at Stovoston,)
sturtou to work and tho ritriko in prac
tically Itrokou.
lluPRlan KildiurH in Manchuria liave
J)uun attacked by Chinepn troops and.
driven fiouthward from Mukden. Ilox-
ors liavo appeared in cuoral towns, j
and are inciting the inhabitants to re-j
volt. 4
After a conferenco with Cliairniaai
Ununa, yoHlerday, (oernor Hooovolf I
nald ha uould bo n privato citizen lur-j
rnir August, anil tbat lio bail mailo no.
detlnito airaiiKoniPiits for the later,
months of the campaign. ,"l"
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uaieo rowors, on trial 101 tim niur.
dor of Governor Uoobel, of Kentucky,
testified that tho olijoct in hrluul:
mountain men to thejitato capital wf fJH1 VfJfWMttjftPwpwrty of the
to show their interest in alTalrrt. nudf:Iutt,IX6 Cau"1 "I"y removed
not to intimidate tho legislature or tho , J' comjiany'H cars, rails and property
election hoard
Tho commissioner of intornai revenue
at Washington Iiiih isMicd a ciiuular
prohibiting tho uko of mauufaotTirers
of cigars, cigarnttos or tobacco, when
put in statutory packages, of la bo I h
containing "any promise of, offer of
or any order or cnitillcato foi any uift.
prizo, premium, payment or reward." I
Now Orleans has (piloted down after
tho race riots.
King Humbert of Italy, aaHimfiiii"
ated at Monza.
Christian Dowet has ottered to sur-.
render conditionally.
Thirty minors were entoinbwl
lire iu a Mexican mine.
Franco fears a possible coalition
by
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I ween Japan aud China.
General Otis justifies the killing
80 Filipino bandits iu Mindanao.
of
A Wisconsin syndlcato has houg'it
10.000 acres of timber land iu Idaho.
A Loudon pupor makes sorlcvu
charges against New Yorkimmigratloc
omoiaiH,
Plans are 011 foot to establish a gei
oral transportation at (iiiernor's
Isiaud.
National quatautiuu has lnien du
olared against Cmjki Nome and Dutch
Harbor.
Mi "astounding American intrigue"
is alleged to have been discovered, in
.Shanghai.
A KauioiH stockman is "wanted' fur
exteiiHlwt fraud iu dimming of secimd
mortgages. "
iloei General I'ruihloo, with ft, 000
men, surrendered unconditionally to
theJIrilish.
Lady Itaudolph Churchill Was mar
ried to Lieutenant Gooe Cornwallis
West in Louduu.
Ex-Director of Pouts Katjihoim v-as
arretted at Havana for the" ihIhii-, of
government mone).
. railroad bridge was burned ii
ilaker county, Oregon, ami rnught ar
excuii-iou train out.
Senator Clark iickiiowlfidgeH that ho
contributed a large mini to the Demo
era tie campaign fund.
German paer cninluiuu Hmperor
William's iiihtruutiouN to bin troiH to
gitt no quarter iu China, - "
Yuan, the governor of ,Shau Tuiig,
asmires I '011s.ul Fowler at Che Too that
the ministers were alivu July '21.
Shong hays Jienenil Tung Gull Miig
threatens to kill all nieiiibern of thu
legation if thu alliuH advance upon
Pekiti.
Ten perMiiiH were injured, two or
111010 fatally, by prematura explosion of
nmuon at thu
lllmols encaijiiinieiit
of National guards.
j A missionary who started for IVkiu
got as lar as the walls of the city, nut
w"fcwppwlly 'iHmr roou
learned nothing of the foreigners' fate,
LAIbR NEWS.
tapan, if nocoRsary, cau send 70,000
aMB to unina.
"Xentuoky Populists nominated A.
HJffCardln for Kovornor
HHmallox at Capo Nome is well in
hand and decreasing.
povfa Republicans rememborod Min
lister CoiiRor in their platform.
jffThe allied forcos are marching ou
Pekiti, and are due tlioro liiollit days.
7JA A rnitr man wn. nvnulinil nlntnit in
'jelly in a Lauo county, Oregon, saw
nfNev Hampshire Democrats nomluat
MDr. Frederick T. Potter for gov
ensor.
King Victor Emanuel lit, miccosHor
Klng Humbert, has arrived at
Moiiza.
jSVia Germany, U.Cnu olllcors and 20,.
MA mmi Intvn vnlniitporoit for Chineso
;$ervco.
gOoveriimout will investigate tho
Harchist activity iu tho vloiuity of
Xpyr York.
jChinese imperial government is tin
ilMdiplumaov to 'shock advanco of nl
fllfH on I'ekiu.
pSfsir William Vernon Ilaroourt, llhcral
leader, ustimatoH tho rot of tho floor
War at .?400,000,000.
i EdictM of tho Chiuoo' impoiial gov
ferumeut iwHtiod a lato as July 2 order
ih tho lloxorn to kill tho Christian.
I .ExOoornnr ttouer Wolcutt. of
Massachusetts, Iiuh occeptod tho ap
pointment as United kitateH minixtor tn
Italy.
It In Htrmiirlv liitimntiwl that Orpynn
school land liuninoHH is niauipulatod by
ofllcialn for tho benullt of a privato
r(t.
' Senator Foraker hays tho DomocratH
have as much rIiow of winnimr con
gress as thoy had of carrying Oregon
last Juno.
" Navy departmi'iit charuH tho general
lai..L....& aI...& ..11 .. .. .. .. All .... .1...
awiruBi iiiiiii mi nn urn. nun u inn
bftttle-ililo Oreuon when she wont
'ashore.
The amount of gross gold jn tho
United States treasury is $4:11,170.
764, the hlghuNt in the history of tho
govornmont.
frSotte Vovr ruiueut of Niuaragua Iiiih
.
,4a ". '-, i , . - .
to the iatorlor from Greytown.
Crop reports from Yakima, Wash.,
and La Grande, Or., aro rosy; grain is
turning out poor iu Yamhill county,
Oregon, nud fanners doolaio they will
abandon it for stock raising.
John Clark IHdpath, the historian,
is dead at New York.
Lightnlug killed stock and did other
. dnniugo near Centralia, Wash.
j A leak In drulnck No. 2, llrooklyu
. navy -yard, has canted a great amount
of damage.
Tho Tsuiig II Yauiun lefuses to do-
liver messages iu cipher to the minis
ters at l'ekin.
Italian troops took the oath of alley
ianco to thoir new kiugat lloiuu among
much enthusiasm.
A dispatch received at lloiuu says
the Chinese government is holding (100
Europeans as hustages.
It is ollloially announced that no
citizen loses rights through thu recent
marking of the temtxirary Alaska bound
ary Hue,
Chiueso hoops bombarded lllagvo
stohensk, the capital of Amur, July I'll
und 38. Thu KuhkImui have hurue.l
several villages.
The Antl-lmpcriallHtlu .League has
written Senator Hoar a letturioudemu
lug him for his decision to supKiit
Piesldcut MoKlnley for re-iileotlon.
The treasury department is sending
out the new '1 per cent bonds issued to
take the place of the old Ukuh, Of
the latter, .f:i'J0,i!H0,U00 huvu been sui
rondorod. An undated messago leceived at 'i'inii
Tain from .Minister Conger uuiillrimj tho
previous reixirt of his safety. Thu
minister has provisions lor several
weeks, but is short of ammunition.
All late roKrtH from I'ekiu agree
that the attack 011 thu legations has
ceased. The Japanoo minister writes
under date of July 10 that thu Chiueso
authorities aro apparently disposed to
negotiate.
lu moving an addiex to tho queen
with lofercuco to the UM'aiiHiiiatiou of
King Humbert, IauiI Salisbury de
clared iu the British Iioumi of lords
that souioty is threatened by tho depth
of human villainy that is beneath itn
surface.
The act that thu ministers at IV
kin uru held as hontages perplexes thu
allies. It is feared that if thu Intel
national force advanco thu UhlucMt
will, if defeated, retieat to I'ekiu and
put all thu remaining loroiguers to
death.
The United Stalm gov eminent favors
an iniuieUito advance, uon i'ekiu, but
its luprete'lKlic-us ro ausweied from
Europe tlutt" tho campaign cannot bo
begun before thu last week in August,
General Chaffee has full power, and
the government has confidence iu his
ability to meet any wit nation that may
arise.
BOUNDARY
Land Titles Just as Sooure
as Before.
LINE ONLY TEMPORTARY ONE
Stain Itrpitrlmflitt In Iiifltlimit View
the New Arrniigioiirnt at a Victory
i for tfc United Slate.
Washington, August!). None of tho
protests said to hare been made in
Alaska against tho definition of the
provisional boundary lino have reached
Washington yet, and tho impression
prevails iu the state department that
agitation on that subjeot is based on a
lack of kuovyledgo of tho exact nnturs.
of the agreement efTooted between th
United States nud Great llrltnlu, by
which a most dangeroitB subject wni
removed from tho ouricnt negotiation!
between the two countries. It is
pointed out by state department offi
cials that this provisional boundary
line, tho running of which is said to
havo excited thu American miners in
tho Porouplno region, is not in any
Boui-o binding upon either party to tho
uiodus vlvendi, oxcopt us n purely tem
porary scheme ucBlgnod to prevent hos
tilo conflicts between tho minor.8 nnd
police forces, through lack of knowl
edge as to thoir rights. Tho purposo of
the arrniigomuut as to that is fully ills
olosod by tho inclusion in tho uiodus
vlvendi of a provision in those terms:
"It is understood, as formally set
out in communications to thu state de
partment of tho United Ktatcs, that the
citizens or subjects of either power
subject to this airangomeutln tho turn
porary juiisdiotloii of tho other shall
suffer no diminution of tho rights und
privileges which thoy now enjoy."
Every American minor whosu claim
lies on thu wrong sldu of tho boundary
lino now lining drawn is, according to
the oillelal view here, holding his claim
by quite as sound a tenure us he en
joyed before tho provisional treaty was
inado,. He has neither lost nor. gained
In strength of tltlo by this uirnucn
tnout, so he certainly Has tin cause foi
complaint, as ho would havo were the
boundary lino now being drawn a per
manent onv The officials hero, how
aver, are 'fully propared todefrni.'tho
temporary boundary, and point out
that, so fur" from having cedod to Great
Dritain au increase of territory, Great
llrltnlu rtunporurily yiolded to the
Utiited States niuetoon-twentiuths of
the teritory in dispute, and snffcrod
her shipping to be kept 10 mllef, torn
tho boundary lino at thu nearest jsilnt,
notwithstanding tho Canadian 'ambi
tion to get a iiort uu Lynn canal.
CONGER HEARD FROM.
Illlt .Hnvrrill W'rxk.' I'luv Ulmia, lllll I
Short or Ammiinllloii.
Washington, August II, Tho war
department this altuiuooii received two
cablegrams from China, Thu first
rend:
"Clio 'Too (undutfcd). Corhln,
Washington Tien Tsln, July U7. A
message just lecolved from Conger
says: 'Since July 111, by ajfroomont.
there has been no firing. 1 havo pin.
visions for several weeks, hut little
ammunition. All safe aud well.'
"I (Daggett) reisirt that the allied
forces will foou advance. 'Jhero in
practically 110 looting by the Ameri
cans, nud no unneeohMiry killing. Thu
India arrived July t!0. Ordor McCauii,
Bladen, both A Ileus, .Mitchell and
llricu to join legimeut here.
"DAGGETT."'
Tho socond lead: "Clio Poo, Cor
bin, Washington. Tien Tsiu, July ilO,
Tho Fllntshliti arrived July 27. Two
hundred and fifty-seven of the Ninth
infantry uru sick, Two doctors, 100
hospital corps men and 'M signal men
are needed , Them U unavoidable de
lay iu unloading tho transmits. For
eign troops aiu arriving.
"DAGGETT."
Tim official confirmation of thu imw
that Minister Conger is M.iftt aud well,
coupled with the statement that hu hai
provisions for kttverul weeks, and that
the firing oil thu legation has ceased,
was welcome intelligence. Tho infor
mation from Colonel Daggett vva
promptly telegraphed to President .Mo
Klnley at Canton,
The last mesfiigii which came from
Ministfr Conger was that obtained
throguh the Intel mediary of Minister
Wu, aud was upjK)-ed to bo dated the
18th, belorn which time uuthiug had
come (luce Juno 1'.'.
l-'onr ,lrl llrovrnril.
Ocean City, N. J August 3. F0111
girls, none over till years old, wen
drowned iu tho surf hero today. They
were: Mrglnla unci J'.IMa 1iwe, of
Germantovvii, I'a.; Jennie and liertie
Lonsdale, of Wiudmeie, Pa. They
were iu bathing iu the breakers when
they were carried out by a heavy un
dertow. Their screams for help at
tracted tho attention of a lifeguard,
who succeeded in bringing thu voting
women ashore, Thu fiwe sisters worn
dead, Thu Inirdulo girls showed sign
of life, and doctors vveto ss-edily huui.
"""" "j "" t.iriio
inett lives, mil 111 no purpo-'ti, tuey
I-olli ilietl while the doctors were try
iuv.' to Uftoro them.
MARCHING ON PEKIN.'
Allied Forced Due ut the Capital la
Right Ihj.
Brussols, August, 4. M. do Fav
roaux, miiiistor of foroign affairs, has
rocoivod the following dispatch, dated '
Shanghai, August 4, from M. do Car
tier do Marchieuuo, socrotnry of the
ilolgian legation, now noting as eh urge
d'affaires of Ilelgtum at Shuughnit
"Tho allied aro marching on Pokin.
They aro 18 miles from Tien Tsln and
should ronah Pokiu in eight days. All
tho Europeans have taken rofngo intlm
inner- inclosuro of tho imperial city."
Tion Tsln, July 38, via Cho I'oo,
Jnly'81, and Hhangfiai,- Augnst 4.
Tho American com man dor received
orders from Wmhiugton today not to
delay tho advance on Pokin. Ho was
also iuforpiod that heavy roiuforon
tnents aro en routo.
Groat activity is noticeable at tho
Japnnoso headquarters. Transport
preparations are being hurried. It Is
extremely unlikely that either tho Jap
ancso or JJritish intend to be loft behind
the Americans, though tho British
preparations aro a long way from com
plotonoss. Tho Jupauoso organization,
011 the other hand, oxoltos tho admira
tion of all.
Tho total ntrongth of tho allies horo
in 17,000, Koiuforcoiuonts nro arriv
ing dully.
CHINA TO BLAME,
Impeiliil Rillrl t'linileinii the ClirUtlnn
Iloxern Orilrnl lo Kill.
koudon, AngiiPt 4. At Inst thostoiy
of Pokin has boon told. Dr. Morrison',
iu today 'a Times, Jiolds up tho Chiuoso
govornmont before: the world as guilty,
und to a degree of infamy as duplicity
that oxceols tho curmlso of its worst
detractors. In tho niiuu dispatch ho
gives n more hopuful view of tho pros
poets of tho hoslcgod than has boon ox
pressed" by nny of tho others who havo
been honrd from. Kiuiultauoausly
tlioro comes from tho liolgiiui ollnrgo,
d'affaires ut fjliauglml an ollkial statu-'
.luont that tho alllns uro oxpectod to
reach Pokin in about a woek, thoy be
ing 18 miles from Tien Tsiu yesterday.
Another letter has been received at,
Tien Tsiu from thu llrititlf minister,
Sir Claude MacDonuld, dated July U4:
"Wo aro surrounded by imperial
troops," ho writoM, "who aro tiring on
us continuously. Tho enemy is enter
prising, hut cowardly. Wo havo pro
visions for about n fortnight nud aro eat
ing o'nr ponies. Tho Chinose govern
meiit, if tlioro he one, has donu nothing
whatever to help us. Jf tho Chineso
do not proHS tho altnek wo can hold
for say 10 days. .So no time should hu
lost if 11 toiriblo massacre is to bo
avoided."
Yut a .Shanghai sisieial mivh Li Hunt-
Chang has rouoivui) a decree, dated
July 28, commanding him to In foi in
the consuls that the ministers wvru
safe ou that data. Evidently ,Slr
Clauilo MaoDonald was ovcr-pussl-mistlu,
as Dr, Morrison, under date of
July 21, announces tho arrival of sup
plies. In levv of this it is quite with
in r capon that tho edict iiuounciug tho
afoty of tho ministers on thu 28th In
torroct.
JESTER IS Mbf GUILTY.
I'lie.lurj Mini 'IIimI lie 1)1,1 .Not Mmilei
llllliiirt 'lulea,
Kansas City, August 4. A Timed
spucial from Now London, Mo,, tiiu;
"Alexander Jonter, thu octogenarian,
who has been on trial here for tho pant
two weeks for tho murder, 20 years
ago, of Gilbert Galos, was acquitted
tonight. Tho jury took threo ballot-.
"When thu jury died into tho i-outt
room it was filed with an expeetant
throng. Judje Erhy, who was lu wait
ing, pronipty adivsed tho foreman of
tim jury, Joseph Harry, as xoou as thu
jurymen had taken mints and nuked if
they had i-onio to a conclusion, llanv
auswerud iu thu alllriimiive and handed
the verdict lo the Judge. 'Ihu laltei,
unfolding thu puMir, scanned it a mo
ment, ami then read: 'We, tliojnrv,
llud tho defendant, Alexander JeteV,
not guilty.'
"'I ho. old prisoner, bent with age,
and worn with watching, sat as it1
daed for an nihtant, vvhilu tint nudi
unco, at first too ainaod to rcaliu that
thu trial had ) quickly como lo an
end, watched the actfous of thu judgti
lu bicathless hIIudco and seemed uiiublo
to grasp tho meaning of tho words just
sKikeii. Jester, dually realizing thu
import of tim words, aroHU, ami, his
faco beaming with joy, movud toward
thu jurymen to thank them, A mo
meiit latur thu spectators invoke, ami
guvo vent to their feolingn in a shout
that made thn court room ring. Then
with a common Impulse a rush was
made for the mini who had in his de
clining ye.irrf, made mi bravo a light for
his life, and he was almost smothered
with loiigiutulutions,
"When Jester was enabled Until. ; 10
(lihoiigugo lihiiMilf fromthefueiidM who
surrounded him, hu uiadu bin wav
quickly to the hotel, where, Miiioiindi'l
by his childieu, ho rejohed ipiletlv,
Hu will leavo hern at once for his homo
in Oklahoma. Ho was taken prisouei
aver two vu.iik ago,"
-eiiteiii'pil lo lie Shot,
I'armlugtou, Utah, Augtmt t -.ludgo
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dull, ihu murder occurred last year,
sud Huworth was cnpttiuul iu Oregon
ud brought buck for trial