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VOL. XII
THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 01, 1900.
NO. 208
FIVE THOUSAND
THEY MAY BE
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Tlio Kind You Ilavo Always Bought and which has hccu
in iiho i'or ovr 30 years, has homo the Blfrnatnr of
mid has boon niodo under hin pcr-
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Y, Allow no one to deceive you in this.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-as-Rood" are but
Ilvprrimciits that trlilo with and endanger tlio hcaltli of
Inl'mits and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria is a harmless substitute i'or Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
MiiltHtanee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
jtiid allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of .
SURRENDERED
British Commanders Only Terms Were
Unconditional Surrender.
C.M'i: Towk, .Inly :)0. General
Prinsloo, with000 men, has surrendered
unconditionally to the liritieli.
The following of
been received from
S7
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC OtNTAUII COUMNV, TT MUHKY TI1ECT, NEW YOUR CITY.
HOW THE KING
OF ITALY DIED
Hrcssi's Attack- on the Kinjj Wns Un
c.vpccled World Shares Italy's
brief.
Mo.vv, July !lll. After the shooting of
King Humbert lust night, thu king, uh
euonas Hih Miiji'Hty'H uttundutit could
reuli.H w luit Imil happened, was placed
i" bin carriage and driven as rapidly as
liSHdiU) to the palace. He wan, how
ever beyond all huiiiau aid.
huppuarH that when King Humbert
wan wounded he explained, "Jt ih noth
g." The royal carriage covered the
distance between tho Gymnuetic Society
eliib-lidtiue, whure the eiiiiin was eom
mitted, mid the royal villa at full Bpeed,
'"'Wiring hut three minutec. The king
expired on thu way, ,Uul, although
I'l'iced in u l,ed, wua dead when thu
doctors arrived.
The expression of the dead kitig'e face
Ie trHtiijutl, and even Hiuiling. The
orpbe vm1H hleHHud Immediately after
ientli. It will l,u embalmed.
The assassin's name In variously given
a8 Alliitiln imil f:,i..i.. ll-..! ii.. .
yiniiiir, tall and swarthy. Me waa horn
l'rato, November 10, 1801), and in a
weaver by irii,l,.. ii HUyH thllt ho com.
milted t10 .i,.,.,! ia.l!llUHH of hlltrml of
iwonarehtal itiHtitutioiiH. He reached
..uiy 7 from Milan, whero
s'ayu'd a (Uw (y8i It ,,,,, llt,
"Mi tour daye In Pruto. and
laye at llologno, after which he
iitae,
When Queen Marghorltii arrived at
w villa it Wun Htlll hoped that tho king
ld tmrvlve, and when the truth wan
',r(Keu to lior a heart-rending scene
oiiauotl. Bunting Into tears, she ex-
alined; "It Ih the crime of
"nuiiry. Humbert wHn good ami
"Hhful, No parson could have loved
8 peoph, more. JIo WH8 ono wh0 b()u,
'"will to none."
Taotui Sheng yesteulny mnde public a
telegram, teceiveil July 1!), confirming
the murder of thu foreigners who re
mained in Pao Tim: Pn and the burning
of all the fotclgn premises. Ho brazenly
stated that hu had kept this news bacl:
since the liUh.
Chinese hordes nre now deluding the
province of Chi Li with Christian blood.
Mote than 2000 persons have already
been butchered. The Catholic Cathedral
at Huh J'ung ICow is besieged and the
inmates are doomed. Yu bien, governor
of Shan Si, has ordered that all mission
aries ami converts be massacred. The
China inland mission at YIng Chow,
Ngan Wh'i province, has been burned.
A orisin is fast apptoaching hero. War
ships are concentrating. Great activity
is manifest among thu Chinehe. Orders
have- been sent to all the forts and garn
sons to bo strictlv on their guard. It is
rumored that 10.000 troops have been
secretly moved to tho vicinity of Shang
hai and Woo Sung. The arsenal in Nan
kin h s been ordired to supply lrgo
quantities of swords and axes. Num
bers of Iloxers from Nankin aro spread
ing over thu Yang Tso valley, many go
ing to Shanghai and the neighborhood
disguised as coolies and priests.
he
re.
two
came
tl,, nV "K' Ju,y ao-A dispatch to
Herald from Shanghai says: A telo
,, '" M revived yesterday from Mis
H... iryc Mornt t Shliinu Fti, Btatiug
J hl,a" fil lVoviuoe thenntivea and
"verts were hoing mussHored and that
0 mote 'urolgwero hud been murdered.
'I'liiiiiHHUiU llutvhurtKl,
Unlil Hleel tu- Dentil,
"There is but ono small chance to
save your life and that is through an
oneration," was tho awful prospect set
before Mrs. I. 11. Hunt, of Lime Hidge,
Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying
to euro her of a frightful case of stomach
trouble and yellow jaundice. Ho didn't
count on tho marvellous power of Elec
tric Bitters to euro stomach and liver
troubles, but alio heard of it, look seven
bottles, was wholly currtl, avoided snr
uuou.s knife, now weighs more and feels
better than over. It is positively guar
anteed to euro stomach, liver, ana kid
ney troubles and never dissapointe.
Price 50o at Ulakeley's druif store. 1
Keiiieuilier
That Ohas. Stubling is still doing a
retail business at his new place. He
sells in quantities to suit all customers,
from one bottle to u barrel. Family
orders delivered promptly
Notion.
All persons are requested to glvo credit
to no one on my account without nn
order from me. M. Tiioumuoukn
jl8-lw
Clarke & Falk hayo received u carload
of the celebrated Jaiui E. Patton
etrlctly pure liquid paints
London, July 110
fid a! dispatch has
Lord KobertB :
"Pretoria, July '29. On July 20 Mac
Donald fought a rear guard action with
tho enemy from early morning until
dark, nine miles outside of Naanwpoort,
in the I'ethlehetn bills, resulting in his
effectually blocking Naauwpoort Nek to
the Boer wagons. Hunter reports that
the enemy twice checked his advance by
holding strong positions on two neks,
one of which was taken before daik by
j the Scots, the Royal Irish, the Wiltshire
and the Leineter regiments. Our casu
j allies were only five or six. Thu second
j nek was taken during the fight by the
Scots and Guards without opposition,
the enemy retiring closely toNaanwpoort.
"Prisoners taken elated that. 1200
burghers would surrender if guaranteed
that they would he treated as prieoners
of war, and not as rebels. To this 1 had
aseented. As a result of these operations.
Prineloo, commanding the Boere, atked,
under a flag of truce, this morning, a
four days' armistice for peace negotia
tions. Hunter replied the only terms
he could accept were unconditional sur
render, and until theee were complied
with hostilities could not cease. I ex
pressed my approval and told Hunter on
no account to enter into negotiations.
"As I am writing word has come from
Huuter saying that Prineloo had wiitlen
a second letter expressing willingness to
hand over himself, with his men, rifles,
ammunition and other firearms, upon
condition that the horeee, saddles, bridles
and other possessions of the burghers be
guaranteed tliem, and they be free to
return to their homes. 1 have replied
that the sunonder must bo absolutely
unconditional, that all rifles, ammuni
tion, horses and other posseeseons must
be given up and that the burghers will
bo considered prisoners of war. I added
that Prineloo's overtures will not be al
lowed in any way to interfere with
Hunter's operations, which must be
continued until tho. enemy is defeated
or hue surrendered."
"A later dispatch from General Hoherls
dated Julv 20 confirms tho surrender of
Prinsloo with 5000 Boere.
Illume the Vatican.
London, July 30. Some evening pa
pers here attempt to establish a connec
tion between the assassination of King
Humbert and tho rancorous piopaganda
that the Vatican is alleged to have con
ducted against tho supremacy of the
sovereign. Theso journals point out
that the assassination occurred in the
vicinity of Milan, whero, it is alleged,
tho recent insurrection was largely
fomented by the Human Curia. The
Globu editorializes aB follows :
"As long as thu Vatican persists in its
anti-national attitude it will bo in vain to
hope for re-establishing thu temporal
powf.r of thu pope, and so long will fools
and fauatica be provided with the fear
fully potent reason for eedition and
worse."
STILL ALIVE
The Russian Admiral Alcxicfl' Says the
Foreign Minister Were Out of
Danger Yesterday.
Bi:kmn, July .10. Thu German consul
at Tien Tsin has telegraphed under date
of Satutday, July 2S. to the foreign
office, as follows :
"The German secretary of legation at
Pekin, Ilerr Gelow, writes July 21 :
"Thanks for your news. July 19 the
condition of Cordes satisfactory. The
remaining members of thu legation all
right. The detachment of the guards
lost ten killed and fourteen wounded.
The houses of the legation, much
damaged by cannon lire aie held by the
guard. The attack of the Chinese troops
on us ceased July 10. Speediest possible
advance u' relief troops urgently neces
sary. " 'According to trustworthy report,
the boilv of Bdron von Ketteler lias been
buried by the Chinese government.' "
The Cordes mentioned in the above
dispatch is the second interpreter of the
German legation. He was with Baron
von Ketteler when the latter was mur
dered, and himself was wounded. He
escaped to the legation.
BnussKLs, Julv 30. A dispatch from
the Russian Admiral Alexieff, dated at
Tien Tsin, July 30, and communicated
to the foreign office, states that the latest
news confirms the report that the foreign
ministers at Pekin are out of danger.
During last May an infant child of our
neighbor was snll'ering form cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes of recovery, I took n bottle of
Chamborlttln'e Colic, Cholera und Diar
rhoea Kemedy to the house, telling them
felt sure it would do ood if used ac
cording to directions. In two days time
tho child had fully recovered, Thu child
is now vigorous and healthy. I have re
commended this remedy frequently and
have never known it to fail. Mrs. CurtiB
Baker, Brookwalter, Ohio. Sold by
Blakeley & Houghton.
Cut-eit ileHducltu (Julckly,
Baldwin's sparkling effervescent Cel
ery Soda. A harmless and effective cure
for headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
bralu fatigue, 10 and 25 cents, Sold
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Clark k Falk are never closed Sunday
Don't forget this. i
Optimum Auln 1'revalln.
Washington, July 30. The view
which the Washington cabinet has taken
from the beginning, that with the ex
ception of Baron von Ketteler, the Le-
gationers at Pekin were alive there after
the date which was said to have marked
their massacre, Is beintr slowly but sure
ly confirmed. Tho most important con
tribution in support of our government's
position eince the receipt of the Conger
autograph letter, representing the for
eign ministers to have been alive on
July 4th, came today from United State
Consul Fowler at Che Foo. The letter
referred to by tho consul as coming from
tho German legation at Pekin is sap.
posed here to have been an autographic
letter, and as such absolutely removed
from tho purslliilily of fraud. The
Japanese report is also understood to
have come down to tho sea without hav
ing passed through Chinese hands. It
was one of the first results of the private
meeeenger system, inaugurated by tho
commanders of tho allied forces. Taken
in conjunction, the two reports submit
ted by Mr. Fowler added overwhelming
ly to the weight ot testimony in favor of
tho existence of the legationers.
General Cliaflee, w hose arrival is re
ported by cable this morning from Che
Foo, certainly has madu remarkable
time in going from Nagasaki tu Taku in
two days, showing thtH tho transport
Grant must have been pressed to her ut
most. The general's horses are ex
pected to arrive therein about a week,
when tho forward movement on Pekin
probably will begin.
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