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PORTLAND, OltEGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, - 1900.
NO. 29.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,S838iffn'
Designated Depositary anil Financial Agent of the United States.
rrealaeat, H. W. Corbett; onnhler, E. 0. Wtthln-ton: ltant euhler. J. W. Newklrk) aeoer.4
iltnt cnahler. W. C. Alvord.
Letter! ef credit tuned, available In Etirepe and the Eauera Riate. Bight exehance and
Mltiraphlo trau.ieti told on New York, Boitoii, Chicago, Bt. I'aul, Omaha, San Frrtticltco, an!
the prlnripal point In tho Norlhweit. Highland tliuo bill drawn in min to ull on Loudon,
l-erf. Berlin, Fraukiort-on-the-Maln, tlong Kong.
Collection mad an favorable term at all acceulble polnu.
LADD TILTON, BANKERS SS&SE?
BttablUhad In 18B0.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Interest allowed en time deposit!.
Collections mad at nit point a on favorable terms. Letter! oi oredlt Issued
available in Europe and the Enstern itates.
Right axohange and Tlegraphlo Transfera sold on Now York, Vaihlnitsa,
Chicago, 6t. Louis, Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and various point! lb Ore
gon, Washington,- Idaho, Montana and British Colombia. -
Exchange sold on Loudon, Paris, Berlin, Frnnkfort and Hong Kong.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton, Oregon.
Capital, $70,000.00. Surplus and Undivided Profits, fOO.OOO.OO.
RESERVE AGENTS FirBt National Bank, Chicago, 111.; First National
Bank, Portland, Oregon; Chemical National Bank, Nw York, N. Y.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Lovi Ankeny, Pie!.; W. F. Matlock, Vice
Pres.; 0. B. Wade, Cashier; II. O. Guernsey, Asa't Cashier; J. S. McLood, W S.
Byers, W, F. Matlock, H. F. Johnson.
THE PENDLETON SAVINCS BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON. "
Organized Match I, 1 889; Capital, $00,000; Surplus, 8B3.B00.
Interest allowed on tlmo doposlts. Kxchango bought and sold on all princi
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lee In Europe. Alio lacllltl forteieiraphlo transfer. Collection made on favorable terns
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I NEWS OF I WEEK
From All Parts of the New
World and the Old.
OF' INTEREST TO OUR READERS
Ciinirc1muHn Itovlotr of tlio Import
nut Happening of tlio 1'nnt Week
Culliil From tlm Tnlcgrnph Column.
Bullor will return to England.
Germany nccopts Franco's proposal.
Imtncnso field of coal lias been dis
co vo rod in Alaska.
Reformers dofeatod tho imperial
nriny on Kant river.
The Boors aro vory notlvo in the
Eroonstadt district.
Russians take tlio first stop on tin
right bank of tho Amur.
Lord Alvorstono will bo tho now lord
chiof jnstlco of England.
Moxlcan troops aro having a hard
campaign against Indians.
Captain Shlolds and his 61 men wort
roscuod from tho Filipinos.
A milk comblno has boon foimod by
milkmen of Vancouver, B. 0.
Roosovelt conoluded his Kontucky
tour with speech in Covington.
Tho robolllon iu Sonthoru China is
autl-dyuastia rather than an tl-foreign
Yollow fovor is oxpoctod to increase
in Havana wlillo Rowers uro being dug,
Firo nt Ilorrlok, 111., dostroyod 10
business Louhoh, causing n loss of $S0,
000.
John
Orogou
F. Adams, n pationt nt tin
iusauo asylum, hangod hliri-
self.
Li Hung Chang expresses regret fo
recent ooaurrouccs and thanks Ameri
cans. Dowot proelainiH that burKhorn whe
rofuso to light will bo mado prlsonort
of war.
A caso of illness, susjiootod fo bo bn
bonio plnisno, is reported at Stopney,
a parish suburb of London. .
Ilecords that fell iuto tho hands o
corrcspundouts show that Chlneso au
tlioritiea aupportod tho Boxer movo
mout. A dispatch from Port Limon, Colom
bia, RnyH that n cerlouH flio broko out
ond that Bovoral prominent comuioroial
buildings were destroyod.
Tho sultan of Turkoy has loasod tc
Gormauy for 80 years tho island ol
Uroau, in tlio Hod sea, 40 iniluR north
of Kamarau, for a coaling station.
Full roturns na to tho wino harvost
throughout Germany for tho year show
that it is more abundant and of more
oxcolleut quality than for eovoral yeun
provlous.
Li Hung Chang is In Pokin.
Southoru rebels dofeatod Gouera.
Ilo'a army near San Chun.
Tho submarino boat Holland hat
boon placed in commission.
Russia urges that tho ChlncEO in.
domulty question bo arbitrated.
Coal minors in the fituto of Kansas
bavo won u striko and gouo to work.
Tho members of tho Chilean cabinet
bavo resigned, owing to political
cause.
Tho National Loaguo baseball season
came to a oloso with Brooklyn tho pen
nuut winuer.
Charles Fargo, second vico-prosident
of the American Express Compuuy, is
dead at Chicago.
The Lorniiio, 0 plant of tho Federal
Steel Company has been olosed, shot,
ting out a, 000 men.
Tho queen regent of Spain will ar
hitruto tho differences at present exist
lug butweou Peru and Chili.
A clergyman of Blair, Neb,, convict
ed of bigamy, was sentenced to foui
years In tho penitentiary.
Dysentery Is raging among the troope
at Tieu Tfiln and the German conting
ent will transfer its headquarters to
Fokin.
The steel plants of tho Illinois Steel
Works, at Fouth Chicago, woro closed
down, 2,500 men being thrown out ot
employment.
Striking coal miners will accopt the
10 per cept lucreaso in wages offered
by the operators if it lasts all winter.
However, tue men will not resume i
work until officially ordered by anion
officers.
In northern Fanny, October 19, Com
pany D, Tweuty-sixth Unitod Statec
volunteer infantry, was attucked by a
force of Tagals, The enemy lost 20
men killed and 40 wounded, while tin
Americans had two men wounded.
Twenty-two prisoners and 12 rifles and
a quautity of ammunition were cay j
tared. '
A colony of COO Sicilians from New I
Orleans is to leave for Hawaii early ia
January, under the leadership of Fathet
rvasca, an Italian priest, lho colony ,
will be In tho employ of an American ,
company, which has large sugar iuter '
eats in the Hawaiian iilunds. The i
company will build a church, echoo)
and homos for t.io Sicilians, I
LATER NEWS.
Chineso roformors captured Hnt
Ohow.
C Franco wants penco negotiations to
ogin at onco.
- Alvarez, n Tngnl leader, was captured
In Mindanao.
Tho mlnoownors agrocd to tho strik
ers' domands.
Raonovolt was given a great rocop
tion in Clovolamh
English, horsemen are fighting
Amorlcau jockeys.
A Fronch expedilton waB massacred
at Lako Assal, Africa.
Captain O. M. Carter is Booking his
llborty on a habeas corpus.
Llpton's ohallongti was accopto'd by
the Now York Yatoht Club.
Hohonhole has roslgnod. Von Bulow
may bo tho now German chancellor.
Tho Unitod States gunboat Marietta
has gouo to Canton, which is throat
ened.
Robots wero defeated in an cngngo
mout with Ainorlcaus at Tubugaan,
Panay.
A dispatch received from Lord Rob
erts, under data of Protorln, Octobot
10, reports a number of minor affairs,
but says that the only inoidont of im
portance was tho surrendering of Tunis
Botha, a brothor of Commandant Gen
eral Botha, at VolksruBt, Ootobor 18.
Two hundred Uintah Indians from
Utah havo invaded Northwestorn Col
orado on tholr annual bunting expedi
tion, and as usual on such occasion
tho settlers aro greatly alarmod. Gov
ernor Thomas Iiuh appoalod to tho fed
eral authorities to drlvo tho Indians
back to tholr reservation.
Soorotary Long has rocolvod a letter
from Govoruor Allen, of l'orto Rico, in
which tho latter tolls of a tour of the
island, of tho prosperous condition of
tbo sugar crop, and of tho vory satis
factory coffeo crop. Govoror Allen
predicts that, wiUi theso prosperous
crops, tho pooplo of tho island will
soon be upon tholr foot financially.
Tho family of tho lato John Clark, ol
Now York, has engaged oouuboI to try
to obtain tho eatato of his brothor, Im
lay Clark, who died a tow years ago
in Agf trallar leaving a fortune, eatl
iuatoiyttfr.fao,000,000: The dead 'man
was aa'ewBer of gold mines. Recent
ly Governor Voorheoa, of New Jorsoy,
was Informed that tho multlmilllon
alroVhoirs wero in that sta to. Ho loft
none In Australia and his wholo for
tune lis said to bo lying untouched
waiting to bo divided among four
uophews and noicos in Now Jorsoy,
Among tlieHO aro Jnincs N. Clark and
James W. Clark, wIioko present whoro
abouts are unknown.
Russia abandons tho ooncert of tho
powors.
Captain Shlolds was wouudbd In the
fighting in Mariuduquo.
Sorios of earthquakes did groat dam
ago to prop6rty in Alaska.
Foarteon peoplo woro injured in n
street oar collision near Soattle,
Signal corps man wpro surprised by
Tagals iu Nouva Euija province
Lord Balfour, nf Burlolgh, may be
the new BrltUh minister of war.
Treasury Dopartmout may station a
Chineso interpreter on Paget sound.
Bryan spoko to a paokod houso in
Mttdioon Squaio gurdou, Now York.
Queen Wllholmlna annouuoes her
bothrothal to Duko Henry of Meoklou-burg-Sohwonn.
Andrew Carnegie has prcsontod 10,
000 to tho towu of Hawlok, Roxburgh
county, Scotland, for a publio library.
It is reported -a small band of Crook
Indians in Indian territory, aro gottlng
ready to mako tioublo and resist pay
ing the tribal tuxes. Tho Indiuu agents
are prepating for any emergency.
Two men wero killed and ouo fatally
injured by tho derailment of a frolght
train on the Chicago & Alton, at Lawn
dale, 111. The wieuk was oausod by
the removal of a rail by u section gang
making repairs.
Firo in the lumber distriot of Osh
kosn, Wis., destroyod 18,000.000 feot
of lumber and part of tbo Holllstnr
Ames Company's mills and tlio plant
of Cballonor'a Sons Compauy. Tho to
tal loss amounts to $300,000.
The Unitod States transport Grant
lias aailod from San Frauoisco for Ma
nlla, On tho vowel an 507 casuals and
xeornits representing 9ory regimeut
of the regular service iu China and tho
Philippines. A large uumber of hos
pital corps men accompanied the sol
diers.
An explosion of rubber cement in tho
basement of a four-story building iu i
Detroit, Mich,, resulted in a fire which
cost tho Uvea of two men und Injured
eight persons, four of whom wero
girls. The firo spread with sach ra
pidlty that the employes were compell
ed to jump from tho upper stories.
The Oregon Short Lines' fast roan
was wrecked at Topaz, 30 miles east of
Pocatello, Idaho, by running into tho
Tear end of a freight train staudiug on
tin OMnfa llfin Hllaa tlflfi fl flirt HID.
seuger train rolled down the ombauk
ment, and Engineer Beokmauand Fire
man Georga wero badly Injured. An
unknown tramp was killed und another .
had his leg crushed. ' j
N
POWER
About to Leave Conoert in
Chinese Question.
HER INTERESTS ARE SECURED
Therefore Hlie la Not Willing to Follow
the Irreoonollnbla Attitude of Sou
ef UoYorumouta.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 18. Tho Rus
iian government permits it to bcoomo
known that its nttitudo In China will
bo increasing Indopondt-nco of tho con
cert of tho powers. Russia, it Is ex
plained, is disposed to attach less value
to joint action siuco hor iutorusts havo
'been fully Becurod bv tho successful
campaign in Manchurln. Moreover,
Russia Is not willing to "follow tho
irrocouollablo policy nf somo of tho
powors." Tho expectation, tho publi
cation adds, is that tho Chiuoso gov
ernment Is nbont to utilizo nil its re
sources of duplicity to kuop lho powors
occupied with vain negotiations and
proposals and tho dispatching of notos
In ordor to gain tlmo until tho winter,
counting on tho rigor of tho ulimato to
piovont military operations nud allow
China to proparo hor rcsourcos for a
spring campaign,
Ho Hurprlie In Wmlilnalon.
Washington, Oct. 18. Tho cablo
dispatch fiom St. Petersburg, indicat
ing that Russia's attitude in China
will bo independent of tho coucort of
tlio ))owo:s; caused no eurprleo among
officials horo. It wiib uotod when tlio
nggroBsvo military movement was no
gun by Germany and tho expedition
against Pao Ting Fu started, that Rus
sia was among tho powors which did
not join In tho movement. Tho dis
pute)! from St. Petersburg is lookoM on
as inoroly nuothor stop. Moreover, it
is regardod as qulto in consonance with
the puoiflo tondouolos of tho govern
ment, which havo boon directed nil
along to securing sottlomant by diplo
matic moans rather than by tho sword.
STOPPED BY MILITIA.
Marching- 8trlWvrt Found tJth-. Roi
Urrnl bTKotrtUre?' "
Koail
Lansford, Pa., Oot. 18. About
1,000 men and 00 woiuou and girls
marched 18 miles, from tho south sido
of tho Hazloton region, during tho
night, for' tho Panther ctook valloy,
whoro thoy uxpocted to clciso tho 10
collieries of tho Lehigh Coal & Navi
gation Company, but just as tho weary
uiurchorH woro Hearing tholr destina
tion this morning they wero mot on a
mountain road by throo companion of
infantry, and at tho point of tho buy
ouot wero driven buuk four miles to
Tuinuquu and (llsparsod.
Another crowd of 800 Btrllcors Irom
tho north sido of Hazloton also march
od horo nud Buccoodud iu dosing tho
company's No, 1 colliery at Nn-iquo-boning,
near Mauelt Cli ink, before it
was scattered.
Tho presouco of tho soldiers was en
tirely unoxpooted and tho strikers wore
much crestfallen that thoy failed in
accomplishing tho ohjoot of tholr long
march.
It was probably tho most exciting
morning that tho Panther crook nud
tho Ncsquohoniug valleys havo uvor ox
porloncod. Htrikors wero scattored
over tho various roads and companion
of soldiers woro sourryiug iu all tllreu
tlons, heading off tho marching men.
For a moment just after tho two forcos
met on tho road in tho darkness, it
lookod as if a clash would come, but
tho good Bonso ol thoBO who had charge
of tho strikers provontod any conflict.
CAMPAIGN .IN TRANSVAAL.
Freneh Clearing- tlio Country Houth of
lltililullinrif.
London, Oct. 18. Lord Huberts re
ports from Pretoria, under date of Oc
tober 10, us follows:
"l'reudi started from Maohadodorp
towards Hoidelberg to clear a pait of
tho country not yet visited by our
troops.
"Mahon, commanding tho mounted
troops, Buocessfully engaged tho onomy
on Ootobor 18, but our losses woro
severe throo officers aud eight men no
lug killed and three officers und 25
men wounded.
"French occupied Carolina yester
day, capturing u convoy during his
march."
Lord Roberts also reports u number
of miuor affairs showing that the Boers
aro still activo over a widu fluid,
Tho British re-entered Bloomhoef,
nauv K lfiitki,rlnv lli-rnluii 1 J ntint
am, captured 60 IJcor8f
'
Gluvei'orkere Mnrohnl.
Hartford City, Ind., Oct. 18. A
body of striking glassworkers bolouging
to local assembly 800 marched from
horo to Eaton, lud,, today, mid pre
vented tho Bauer window glass factory
from opening. The window glass coin
puuy has announced that it will open a
provision storo aud thus escape the
bocyott declared by tho striker..
Accident In Moravia,
Vienna, Oct. 18. Tho facade of the
Czech high school, at Prossnitz, Mo
tnla, toppled into tho street toduy,
killing seven porons and iuiuriuu 10
8TRI&E AT AN END.
Operator Agree to tho Miner' Demand!
and Kvoit lo Further.
Philadelphia, Oot. 10. Tho great
striko of tho anthracito mluoworkori
of Pennsylvania, which begun Soptom
ber 17, piactlcnlly ouded today, whon
tho Philadelphia & Reading Coal &
Iron Company nnd tho Lehigh Valloy
Coal Company agreed to abolish tho
sliding Gcalo iu tholr rospectivo regions
and to grant an advauco in wages ol
10 per cont not, tho ndvanco to remain
in operation until April 1, 1001, oi
theronftor. This action ,meots tlio do
mnnds of tho Scran ton miners' conven
tion, lho decision was arrived at nf
tor n conforouco botwoon roprosouta
tlvos of tho individual ooal oporatort
and tho largo coal-carrying companios.
Tho conforenoo began yesterday.
Today's action was the culmination
of tho rocont mooting of tho individual
operaotrs at Scranton, following tin
minoworkers' convention in tho sam
o'ity. Nearly all tho oollorles in th(
coal region had, previous to tho mino
workers' convention, posted notlcei
granting an adavnee of 10 por oonb.
Tho minoworkers, in considering this,
demanded that tho sliding scolo in the
Lehigh and Sohnylkill districts b
nbolishod, tho lucroneo' toboRUrantocd
to April 1, 1001, and all other differ
ences to bo eubmittod to arbitration.
The individual oporators agreed tc
everything, nnd tho appointment of a
committco to Induco tho Reading nnd
Lehigh companies to abolish tho slid
ing scalo and mako the wago iuoroasei
permanent followed.
It is concodod that tho rosult of to
day's oonforouoo Is' a comploto victory
for tho mon. Alltho domands of tholi
convention aro nocodod to, nud, as on
pf tho individual operators put it nftoi
tho conforouco, tho oporators go a lit
tlo further in agrooing to maintain tin
wago advnnco after April 1. Thli
Biimo operator, who requested thnt hli
name bo not usod, said, in spoukiug oi
tho conforonoo:
"It is up to tho minors now. V
have agroed to everything and uothluj
romalus now but for thorn to return t
work ub soon as tlio notico is postpd bj
the colliery managers. This riotloi
will bo pruotlcully similar to tho Read
ing company's notlto the phrasoologj
only being changed. The oouforenot
was entirely harmonious aud ever)
phase of the strike' stuatioa wasgom
Just how soon tho ofnoial order noti
fying tho men that tho striko is ended
und to return to work will bo issued bj
Prosidout Mitchell can ouly bq con
jooturod. It 1b beltovod hero that nc
onor to return will bo issued until i
notice similar to or in lino with thai
of tho Heading and Lehigh companloi
1b posted nt nil tho mlnos. The ltoud
ing Company's nolico roads:
"This company hereby withdraw!
tho notico postod October 8, 1000, und
to bring about pruoticnl uniformity ic
tho udvunco of wages in tho several
coal regions, glvos notico that it wllj
suspend tho operation of tho slidluo
sculo, will pay 10 per cent advauco ot
Soptombor wages until April 1, 1001,
aud thereafter until further notico and
.'will tako up with tho mine omp.oyoi
any grievances which thoy may hnvo."
Vico-I'rosldent Garrott of the Le
high Valloy Compauy said:
"Concerning our 'operations )u tla
Sohnylkill region yon may say that tin
action of our company will bo limllui
to that of tho Iloading compauy. In
other districts, however, cortulu condl
tlons exist for iustuuoo, tho prico o.
powder, whoh must bo treated sopur-'
atoly und wo huvo not decided doflnlto
)y with regard to them. Tlioso mat
tors uro now in tho bunds of fiprinton- -dent
Lathrop whoso hoadqurtors uro al
Wllkosbarro,"
Calvin Pnrdeo & Co., oxtonslvo in
rllvldal oporators in tho Hazloton dis
trict announced thut thoy will iost no
jtlcos tomorrow siiuilur to thut isauei
ty tho Iloading company. This un
dobtodly iudiualoH that all tho Individ
ual operators will do the sums.
Relied Chlneee (lold,
New York, Oot. 10. Secretary Lon
1ius deposited in the troasory tho drufi
for $378,000, representing tho gold
seized by the American inariues ul
Tien Tsin, saya a Washington spooia'
to tho Herald, According to Treasure,
Roberts, au aot of oougross will bo uou
crsary V) withdraw it. Administration
officials Insist that the money is beiuj
held in trust and is not regurdod ai
spoils of wur. Should an lndomuitj
bo uwurded the Uulted Stutes ugainsl
Chinu, tho amount of tho deposit will
bo credited to China's bill. Genorul
Chaffee will bo inform Li Hung Chang,
who recently demanded that tho monej
be returned to tho Chiuoso government.
Tacoiiia Car Accident Hult.
Tacomu Oct. 10. Tho superior couri
for Plerco county this morning sus
tained tho demurrer intorjosod bv tin
Tacomu Railway & Power Company t
tho iuformutions charging Managei
Mithcull, Supulruteudeut Dame, Fore
man Purdy und Motormau Boohm,
with manslaughter, in conuootlou with
the street railway accident iu Tacotui
on tho Fourth of July, by which 44
persons woro killed by u street cur run
ning off tho DoLln street bridge into s
deep gulch. Three judgos, Ktttu, Car
roll II 11(1 WllllllflllUltl -...,.., I.. l..
opinion, calling mtout Ion to tho error
w i no luiormatiuu. Tlio state will
appeal to tho supreme court from tin
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