East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 30, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextOAlLYEVENINGEDIliON Fig DAILY EVENINGEOITION hH V.mr "A.I " In The Last Oregonlan Ati'l h.vs It ..fern... PSMDLXTOK, UMATILLA COUNTY, o If KU o N , satukday, JUKI o, 1900. NO. :i8:i5 - aElJ ""!;. Thef.ii!tOr(ronln will 'I" N '"' foLTT ' Low Trice ol TOILET ARTICLES. H.tI.Ih W'nt r. w Hum. "' v" it, Ida. I" vifiTn.i Powfltr, ae. u. Has aaellm . 7c. Fireworks Sale. ,Ioc-kef. ! to.'llic. i i In. nickel. UN1. iwrr liif r-. I I"" I.lrli'. I' .,.,..., .. - ht.odred r kinds, 1c oh p. Some Lessons in "Figgers." That's May IM, i i'.'Wp"-.iW,,'i" f'u'S-lu "n""'rr i Imiflu bill of lir-ver- e if Portland for f.S.tm nn.l paid IH.70 fndght : h..w much did ha 1 1 lft ' That 's easier Mill. II,. could have bowht tin- HUM bill of Grocer- ice rroaa n for 114.00, lie eai out M.80, tbst'i n. We Want Your Orders for Harvest. W6 cli;m we can give yag the lowest pCi In OfMOB TOT JtMT money. Don I lend off to Portland ..r go anywhere elea ami bay worn. They n cont yon nor. Com ban, get oar prleea and aw will convince you that Wa ran avc you money. If y. .11 have or ktieep to bay elsewhere, a manarieoa of oof prices will BMra than repay you f..r nnv tpecial effort yon niav make in coming. ONK PRICi: TO ALL No titan 's money better titan vnttrs : No nianV prices arc I. .hit than OUTS, Frederick Nolf albxandeb & eiexteb. Ir v I'i kl VHiiiliit-r. The Boston Store A "Fourth of July" Treat. It's very unusual to mark down Bummer Goods liefori' the 4th of July, but we believe in .loine; unusual things. This time it's to serve a double purpose! To give our customers and the public th. l. ! . ol CI 'T prices Jl'ST WHEN THEY WANT THE GUOI'S. and to turn the goods into cash as quickly as possible. F . u are a lew uf our prices. Come to the store and we'll you manv more just as Startling. Sale rnmmtnaaa Thursday morning, June 28th, and lasts till the goods are all sold. Ladies' Kid Gloves, sizes 5-'4, 6, 6'4'. worth f 1.00 . . 2!lc Ladies' Summer Corsets, a few sizes only IBc Ladies' Fancy Hose, worth 35c Ific Odds and ends of Corsets at one-third firmer prices. Ladies' Helts, worth 35c to 65c Ific Cotton Challies 8t Lawns. Dimities, Grenadines, worth 10 to 15c Fc Dress Ginghams, worth u'.-c Ik Tatfeta Skirt Linings. 36 in. wide, mostly light colors, the yard .... 2'-C Maori skirt and Mta at Iras than actu.l cost. Even shirt Welst In stock reduced In price. Remnants uf Wash Good, at rlnliulously small prices. Come and See for Yourselves. Pilsner Beer The Best Bver in Hen 1 let. hi Ask fM i. V'.u will lik u. Beer Ret vr cuuri i attache BtNT l-IZi t ft. SchuUz Brewing Co Opposite 0 ft. 4. K. Bound House KWS. J for Infants and Children. The Kind You Haw- Always BoajgM l" borne the Hirna ture of ( has. II. FleU-lier, ami lias h eu made under hU ueraonal aupervislon for over JiO year. Allow no one to deeUe you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and "Juat-aa-ttood" are hut Kaperiim aaij, and eudaner the health uf Chlldreu-lCperieuee against lixuerimeut. The Kind You Have Always Bought asas , . mi - A " Ueare ine oignaiurwui In Use For Over 30 Years. c- IirL I I IIKAli Wlntlow & Head Contractors and Builders Jobbing, a Specialty. I nks to Order. SPECIAL SALE OF ,,0, CotiMvoaJ St., utwuel) AlU una Wulib. , fPUTQM, OKKliON. Pelleton Ukiah Stage Une aaton carn.y Prup., suTi r . """'v J ttt 7 o'cioc 5 5S21 '"f. ''- Hunk, Ny, ''"f" i"ii 'right and paa Unredeemed Pledges. ( kld BlBfl Ol all kinds. Gentlemen'Baiul Udie' Wutchets, all varietitK ami prices. JOE BASLER, Agent for North German Lloyd Steamship Co. Huy your ticket to tba World ' Fair over thiti line. 3 - . - Z. THF FAST ORFRONIAN, Th Ppr of h Popl. Svarybody aSt It. Tb Lara' Clrcui.it un at aayartnina Maaium QIHIIAL NKWS. It t ft:(t.'d tltnt V. A I'lurk eoa templates ivlug 11,000,000 to the democratic oempaieti fmul, but tlu atnry ti not reeeffed with My con- tlil.M).!'. Oenerel MaoArthar oeblea from Mt nils thai Lieutenanl Paul nrnior. of we Twenty eeeoM! Intantty wee drowned In We Suit Antonio river While w. rkittit on a ferry bout. Tin- prolonged droOth In Suit river valley Ims .lone ntany wonannd dollari worth of dnnMuja and threaten! the iirain ami fruit irons no hnrveeted. unttla lire in bad oondltlon, ami many ranehera are ilisitocini! ol weir steel as ajniekly as poealole. The inventory ot the estate of the late Silas . Cidtb was riled for probate at OhlcafO. The pUMa show ilte personal estate valuation to l' f4,i n?.M0 nearly doe bis the setimata put on the estate nt tl e time of the mllllonalre'i death. The Boer envoys: Jolos Oanbon. :tn ! assa.lor f rrnnee t. t lie I'ulted Rtatea; Bonrke Ooehran and Proreeor Adolph Cohn, ..f Oolnmhia oallege. were aUKHUJ the passeturers who sailed in the eabln of the French line steam ship L'Aqoltalne rhnreday from i. York. Governor Beckham ol Kentucky re fused to approve aocounta for erelcei of the Taylor mil it in from the date Ooebel was deelared governot un til eVaCVation of the tnuips after the declalon of the supreme iiitttt. The hole sum claimed in salaries aggre pted upwards ot 80,000, Pogillsl Tom Sharkey and Mr, Lillian Bnner, a w idow ol a well, known Chicago saloon keeper, will be married seal week. Sharkey met Mrs. Bener while in Cbloago this aprlng. Mrs. Bauer la at present in New Yorfci hut will return to Chicago, ariom pMled b) her future husband, for the marrlaga oereeaony, Friday oratng a delegation from the Bryan Traveling Men's club nailed on w." .1. Bryan, at Lincoln) Neb., and pfeeented him with tl hut, Im ami umbrella, smh as they will r iit out in n attend tlio Kansas City eon ventioti. I'ryun stated he saw no iht- aaelty of bla going to the oonventloaii hif admitted the pres'itro us greet, PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. BATTLESHIP OREGON GOES ON THB ROCKS. The Great Ship Struck In a Fog Near How Ke Light. ( ANBIDAt Y 0 K TUWNK. Ha is Not Ceewglaa tor th vteePeeal ilo.tttKl Otlton. Knnsna I'itv1. June 80, Congreeaman towns this morning nave to tin. so- elntnd rteei reporter the follow niu' ilgned statomenti "I am not crowding my candidacy for tin. vies preeldonoi in tin. ordinary uav, ami hSVe ran- vaaeetl no uelegntfona. M Irlends n il upon logic .iii.l tin' pollc) of we situation and eiiieel the democratic invent ion to nominate me.' ' l. Ill II FROM Al ASK SEVERAL HOLES IN BOTTOM The Accident Occurrd 150 lilies East of Taku, For Which Port She Was Bound. o ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN SENT TO HER Accident to the Oregon Is Caiislni! Great Un easiness to the Niy Department as Well as to the Arimlnls (ration at Washington. Steamrrs Hrlim Much Yellow Stotnl to Vancouver an.l Saattl. Veneonver, it. "., Jnne 80, rha steamer t'litrh arrived here this morn- intf frnin Bkagsray. with fourteen pas sengers, from Dawaon Oily, rhe amount of i-i brought down arasiOO, 000. Passengers say tha esodns from I Pausoti to Nome lotttiniies tinabated. HEAR ADMtHAI. PHILIP D KM). Coinnisnilaiit ol Ilia Rrook Iv n Nw YarU Did of Heart Dlneniie. If OS York. June 80 Hear Vdtniral Philip, th.. oommandanl of tin. iirook- hit tmvy yard, dnsl here this after noon of heart disease. Just From Noma. Scuttle .tune lltl. The steamer San Hlas arrived this morning in 10 o'clock from Nome. Hhe had l ,800,000 iii on board. MrKlnlav I" l antint. tv. June SO, President M. reeched t'unton l.slav. Me niado a briel spi oi li in resismse to an enthusiast ii .1 'niton. Kiulev Wis., sboa .f Morrow Heppner Pendleton's Big Store. ('. B. Bbepbard, of Milwaukee. is i tern plating eetabllablng factory at l'..rtlmid. Jamai Pi Will is, aaaaeaor 0. . nut v , died at h is Imtne in Thursday, ai;ed r. years. Mutitaiiue l ord, son of ex-(ioveinof Lord, of Salem, has boen appointe.1 to a oadetahlp ut the aOTOfMSOOt mili tary Hiademy at West l'oint. Kev. II. L. Prutt, of Sal has! Ikmmi apHiinted chaplain id Company r, Fourth Regiment. Oregon National Qonrdt w ith the rank of captain. (he Bg to the death of OSM of tha jurors in Portland the trial of Van C. ' Alexander, till' alleged detective on trial on a charuc of holding Hp a IMM MU Ontario, was postponed and the: lorv diamlaaed, Captain .1. W. Kern, u pint r of l-Vt and well known throiu:hout the Vorlliu.-I died ill I'llihld where be was visiting frieiidH, Ihur--dav, an. .1 n'J year-, lie leaves a wife and s .ti in Portland. The steamer li. W. Klder bus reuched Portland on her return trip from Nome. Her oAtON reirt that A. 0. Laeai and .1. Lona not into a Barrel about land, liolh were killed, each sles.tinn the other. John Barnon wa at work in a logging camp at Niagnnii on the Cor veil Is St l.ustern near Albany, when u ojj rolled over him. He was taken thrOOgfa Albany on his way SO liis borne at Jacksonville, and the attend inn obyeiclan said he would not live until lie reached there. The Japanese Bast BO at Mount ernon, Wash. This wss We deei-ioii of a meat Ins of alsuil list business men, merchants and laboring men. I liver since the i nt r I in t ion of Japanese section bunds there has been more or I less hard leelingi which culminated in i the meeting Mild subseiplellt Ucti'ill. Saturduy Daniel Itoss, employed in the M lion logging caaip tsaaf Peoria, Linn county, sustained s severe in I jury. Croerwlae ol iiis face, and nndet bis aye, there is u gash several Inchea oiij.' A felled tree bent a sapling lo : the iirouial. ROM released the supling i and it struck bun in the lace. Happy omen Viudiiitttoii, June SO. A dispatch bus been received here by the navy de partment tell inn 'f tbe battle ship Oregon being on the rocks, Hfty mllea wear-north steel ot Che loo, which is ISO mile" east of Taku. The OrKon's Ottlrrr Rcpost.. Washington, June 80, -The following dispatches were received at the nnvv department relative to the grounding of the bealtleehlp Oregon : Che l oo, June '.it. I anchored yeeterday In dense log, ill 17 fathomi of water three mllea south f the ib.w Kelinht, in the gall of Pe Chill I sent out two boats and sounded and the least water found was 8W fathnin-.. The weather is clear. (Jot tbe ship under wav and she struck Pinnacle rck. There is much water in the forward compart ment. The sen is perfectly smooth, 1 shall charier steamer if possible at ('be I'.hi and liaditcu the ship. The rock is through the side of Hie ship above the double bottom, about frame It). There are small boles also through the bottom of the ship. Signed , WILDE." Zatlro to Asilst tha Orsaon. "Hong Koiin, June 80i -The Prlnee ton has arrived here. The Brooklyn leaves today lor Nanasuki. The Reflro is at Che Poo and has been sent to assist the Oregon i Sinned , li KM K 1 . Tho Oreaon May He Saved. Washington, June SO. Pinnacle rock, where We Oregon ran sgroondi lies three and two-thirds miles south phbti of llawkslaud. 1'he rock is encircled by a aOOaii The naval constructors here think the ship can Im saved if the weather and water does not become rough. speech relcomu BRITISH HOSPITAL SCANDAL. IT IS THE ALL-AHSURHINU TOPIl THHUUUHUUT KNULAND, Che I , Jnne III). The .is wa- seat to the aaaiatenee of the Oregon, sijnisl RAYMOND ROOKRrT, Commander of the Nashville." The Host Raoes. Poaabkeepeie, N. v., June ;tu. t four o'clock, the hour set for the be glnning of the boat races here, the wind was sipiullv and the w ater very rough. The referee announced that the llrsl race would be between tint "'Varsity Righto" at six o'clock. Princeton Won. London. June :m. in tbe interna tlonal Athletic meet here today, Princeton won thr ait ol the four events. The wheat negate, Chicago, June .HI. July wheat, a.) 14 cents gnf bushel. San PrillC law. June 10, !l.Uh'4 per cental. ash H heul I III! Al.ll MAI, hi I Haported by I. L. Rsy ll Co., Uilcauo Hoard ot Trade and New York Stock Kaoliang broker.. June M). Liverpool was uhcliui.ncl today olaeing 6 8X, Uhlen ncuno sold oHlied mu to Wi The Treattnont or Fever-stricken Hrltlih Soldiers In the Field Win Piigraaacaii London, June 10. "Yellow Peril" as the Chinese crisis is now called here, is, for the moment, relegated to second place. Public interest in the hospital scandals in South Africa so absorbs the attention of tbe public all over Rngland that no amount ol obi ipnbblinn nan suppress it The treat ment of the wounded and lever stricken British soldiers in the Held threatens to become U serious a matter for public nuitatmn in Ku uland as the military camps in the United States were after the Spanish American war. THE DKMOLHATIi: PL A I FORM. Financial Plank Already llolna Consid ered by the Leaders, Lit In, Neh., June .'III.- -When COO gieaeiliail Sulaer leaves here lor Kan sas City this afternoon, the popular supposition among the democratic polltlciani now in Lincoln is that he will take with him the expressed wishes of Mr. Bryan as to what should compose tbe linancial plank of the platform lo be presented to the demo cratic national convention. Mr. HulaM is regarded here as the mouthpiece for the tune Is. inn, at least, of the New York delegation, Sulaer himself is for u positive, aneclflo declaration for (roe silver coinage, at a ratio of in to i. Ha will not is- aatisAod with re sfllrmatlon of the Chieego platform Whether Mr Bryan takea the same stand SS Connressiuati Sul.er, neither gentlemen trill say, but it is the gen eral opinion that tbev are not far anart, It i- noteworthy that Jam.-. Iiamllton Lewis entertalna lor Rryau the same altitudi as that ol Sttlser. I . I low inn an extended conference at Bryan' j home, Mr Ij.wis said- "I am satlslied, llrvau, if It were left to him, would not consent to the com mieeinn from the platform ol an ex plicit declaration for free silver at a ratio of III to I." Ratio to He Lett Out. Lincoln, Neb., June Ml. It is re ported here that I. inner lc. wrier Stone and Mr. I'seur, of Missouri, who an Mippuoed to have ii.e derao oratic platform in chaw, ""'"I an Bgenl hi see Bryan, and that the latter has consented to leave out the specilb declaration for 16 tO I The report cannot Is. verilied, however. Pullina en .invention Altl.e. Kansas City, June .'Ml. Kansas Cits looked like a aoAveatlon city In good earnest bslay. The eurly trains brounhl in aHWy who are to lake part in the convention, land in the hotel corridors were men whose faces un familiar at the nreiit national dclno .rati.' nalhennn"- HaVill S. Hose, mayor of Milwaukee, will probably be the temporary chairman, Ks'Senetoi I'mLoIs, of Idaho, one of the BsaaagaN of the silver repuhlicau party, will probably hi the cbairuiau of tha com mittee on resolutions ut the enliven- CHINESE ARSENAL TAKEN The Combined Forces Make a Successful Attack Upon It. O FOREIGN MINISTERS AT KM SAFE Captain Mtl'alla, in tommand of Pekln Relltf Forre, Sllghlly Wounded and Also Fnslgn Taussig. London, June D, The M ir lin e bus received the Inllowine dispatch fr un Col uiel iKirwardl "Che I ..o, June M. The arsenal, north-ca-t of l ien Fain, was captured during the morning of June STth, by the eom blued forces. 'he naval brlittlde had four men killed and Id VoUUded In eluding two officers. Captain Mrlalla Was Wounded. Washington, June ;H). Tbe navy de partment has received the fo'lowing cablegram from tdmlral Kempni "Chee Poo, June SO. The ministers al Pekln were given 84 hours to leave on the nineteenth. I'll, v refused and are slill there. The Pekin relief forces not half way. The) were attacked by the Chinese imperial troogo oa the 18th. Captain McCalla was in cun mantl, PlMSr men Wire killed and '.'' wounded. McCalla and Knsinn TaUaalg were wounded, but let cri oosly. Now there are over 14.080 I ro if s ashore. Commander Wise Onm mandi at Tone Ku, ami is Ut ehargja of trans, ortat ion by rail and river. The condone. I netiOttOlitiea Hud li uec aaaary lo make us,, of some civilians to operate the railway. The Perolffa Ministers Sate. Washington, Jane 80, - a cablegram received at the slate depart tit today from Amhaeaador Choate at London stales that tbe foreign ministers were all safe at Pekin June 86. The CI S minister, Mr. Wit, has rOOOiVod private advices to the same effect. Situation In china. Loudon, June MO. Uncertainty re mains the key-note to the situation m China. Well Informed quarters con tunic to believe the legations are still ut Pekin, hut authentic informal is lacking, Pienatehee tend lo create the Impression that tin Chinese au thorities are playing a double nan..', by simultaneously promulgating new edicts against the boxers ami sanding secret orders to the viceroys to disobey the "commends" to ennnrees the out breaks. Reports from Bhangltal notes Increasing sinus uf a general spread of the rebellion in the southern prov inces. That city also reports a serious uprising confronts the Japanese i i in the island uf l orinosa Japan is atiafled it has been organised from (Inlna, Stinr Hroman Lost London, June 80, I'he steamer Oretava, winch sailed f..r South Afrlea rbursday, with twelve hundred Hrit-i-h troops, bus returned to Southamp ton with a crew of the I leriuall steamer Kronen, with ahloh aha collided off I'shaut in a dense Ion Prklaf morning I'he Bremen sank four minutes after the collision occurred, but no lives Were lost. DESERTED HIS FAMILY. Man Named Hu.tr Decamps and Loaves wite sud two i kite res. Prank Henna, ol Cold Springe, seam into tow n Indus, and late in the day discovered that a horse belonging to blm had been left at a feed vard here by a mail named Poster, who hIso l.-H a note s, i inn arhnaa was the borne. and that he had gOOO, Where the fel low has gOBO is lew the problem. It was a week agn Muster mountis! a horse at the II anna ranch, where he worked, and said he would drive up Home horses lie never came back, and where he went was a mystery until Priday evening, when the horse ami note were found Muster is a healthy, strong man, abb to vork, yet he hit his wife ami two children with SO provision for their keening lie was le have none to work on Monday ut I- a dm lie has bean at the Henna ranch for about year. who have boon relieved ot painful menstruation by Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vege table Compound, are con stantly writing grateful letters to Mrs. Plnhham. ft -He lower ut HI 1 . and BOY, elusion '"'ur the bottom, HU'4 to; 86, .Inly. The Northwest have hud j showers the pust two days but it c uu s too late to change conditions. A Wiiiuepeg dispatch savs of 1,800,000 acres inn I. r Mnea., . ui r.-e ,,,,, ,,., , . . ,,,ly Lydi t. Pinkhsin'. VcgOablc Cuinpou.ai oured them. It always: relieves painful periods and no woman who sui tors should be without this knowledge. Nearly all thm Ills ot women result from some derangement of thm female organism. Mrs, Plnkham'a groat modi oJ0 makes women healthy f of this there Im overwhelming proof. Don't mxpmrlmmnl. If you suffer got this modi olus and get Mrs. Plnk ham'a free advloo. Her addresM Im Lynn, miasm. never tat ..It. Senator the great Minneapolis Hour mills is iiist Luck from a brief Inn over the liakotas and Minnesota and says tbe three States will not have lo excels I . '' ooo bushels of wheat against nearly 2MI,laM),SM in I WW I: now cannot help the wheal crop. The ex cessive heat of the past six days lias practically eowuleted its deW ruction. St.sks are higher. Money 'I s-r cent. Close yesterdays, Hi 7-H. open today, SIM, Kange bsluy, HU H4. Close bslay, H0'- M-fi. proH.s'ctiye canacity has I u sultatlon with t he democrat ic in aoo leaders. EN ROUTE TO KANSAS CITY. Democratic Delegates Come Through In a Special Car. Col. J. Haley, one ol the statu dele gates to the democratic national con vention, arrived this morning from i'orllunil, and leaves tonight for Kan sas City to attend the convent ion. Charles Niekell, of Jacksonville, will be on the train this evening and ac company him. The special ear for the delegation passed through this morn ing, containing Dr. J. Welch, Mr. Pccrv. ol Portland: Judge A. n. Men-' tbe word that the .., nett," of The italics ; H. M . VftStch, of here to celeluale. Every portion Kugciie; Milton Miller, ol Albany; and at this place William Hcheer joined the party. The delegation did not organise bo fore going to Kansas City, hut deter mined to meet before the national con vention and organize Col. Haley will ,ome home immediately after the cou veulion adjourua. SOFT USINKS AT I HE DROVK. Hisnds Will He Erected lo Serve the Peo pi on lh Fourth. It has I,, i n .... .., ! tln.i -i. .u i - lor the serving of refreshments will I , ...I,. I in the It) ei- grove uud that mi the fourth tsople assemhl tug then will he uhle to ohUlh soft drinks ut their pleasure. This will add to the at tractiveness of the grove as one of tlx features of the eelebretlou. The decorutioo committee bus canned the areotlon of lofty frames at tb. corner ol Mm. Ul.lltotllt streets, on which will he constructed un arch f the Fourth. It is designed to make It a handsome uHair. Coo.ut it ion grows keener as lib. time ui.proa.hcs lor the ccb hialion, and tbe various halgcs arrange lor tbe limits to be entered in the parade In the evening. It is now settled beyond all queetiou thut this lealure, the illuminated night parade, will Ut the nnail brilliant ufluir ever seen in Pea dleton, or in any other eastern Oregon town, for that matter. From all parts of the county comes the Word that the js ople ure cou.Ho.; 2 Wind 22 Pain & Stomach Torpid Liver Sallow Skin Indigestion, etc. 10 cents and -'s cents ururi'lsts. the HMWty will contribute numbers of M-ople, inn truins nn.igiiig luige UUui Lore and many coming as usuul in wagons. The First National Hunk and the li. depend, nee National Hunk, ut ndenen den oi , Polk OOUUty, have couaolidated their u.t. i. nin. KaH's Clover Root Teal HautlAfttf llta l ii.i.ole.l.iil PuriKeiJl titu HIiMitl. gives a I'reaih, i Ic.tt Skin, Curval'uu- I at) (tilt Ian, Iiitligcntlott, itntl ttU Kriii-Uuita of I tlio bkUi. Ail agrcealilo I tiutlvu Nrvu Ionic. St i UI oa sttisuiiito gimi4itUMi by till I llrugtfUta ut Uoc, 6 IK. una )! 00. I S. C. WELLS 4 CO., LCHOV. N V.I tint CNOFSItlUHg J fM mi by 1 aalukitu 4 Co., LttugjKiatw.