East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 03, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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DAILY EVENING EDITION
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The last Oregotilan
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, TU1SDAY, JULY , 1900.
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Frederick Noli
Umii fur Wi l l, I Fxntuluor.
V MMI ai
The Boston Store
Last Week's Reduced Prices Still
Good.
The low prices of loot week closed out se veral linei .( Dry Good entirclv. bat others have
MMthen plat . consequently the assortment ii just as large as ever. Big reduction tail wwh on i
Ladies' and Children's Parasols.
Ladies' Taney Neckwear.
Fancy Pettycoais.
Wash Skirts and Suits.
Odds and IZiids of Corsets.
Lisle Thread, Silk and Kid Qlovef.
Remnants of Wash
Cone
Pendleton's Big
Piknr I mtm00mmmmmmmtmmm
1 1 - Botri lUer in
ln ikt.ni Ak
" it. Vim will
lik u.
Pilsner
Beer
Nev
cr Caul : tudache
W iMZi.lei-B.
hWti BrewiDg Co.
Opposite 0 R. 4. .
nQiid. House
0 HaUD.
ilow & Head
Victors and Builders
Jobbing , Specialty:
'ok to Order.
f i' Ci.ii. .
Mah Stage Line
'ai p .
h it.. .. Sot! tMM
Ue. '"hU irwKUtand fm-
ttllaaie tw.
Good News
Of Good and Needful Things for the
f ourth of July and Summer Wear.
sii.r,. be mn till ! ler I o'olook taodoy eve,
Will probably .- ,,(t, .,,,, ,v r.mrth
Furnishing for Ladies...
Ulovci, Hosiery, Handkerchief, Conete, Oraah skirt Neck
wear tin- very beat.
Hurnishinjfs for Tien...
Baito, 1 ndarwear, Hhirte,
1 1 1 1 1 ilt iii ever) instance.
Men'i (i loves...
r,.r Urreat The heal itooh
prices v l.uv" c et made,
Ladies' 5hirl Waists...
Mom
11.00 Waist r..,ln I t.
1.88 Waiiti reduced to
1.50 WaiiU redo I I i
1.78 Waists r-iin-.-i to
2.00 Wa -i- re lu I to
L'..ii) WaiU reduced to .
Wash (ioods -.
Alexander
Shirt Waists and Silk Waist..
Ladies' Belts and Girdles, etc.
(ioods at one half to
prices.
early in the day to avoiJ the a'ttrnoan
for Infants and Children.
Cast or ia la a havrnilees substitute t or Castor Oil, Iurw
orie, Drop und Sootltlug Syrups, it in iMeununt. it
toiituiii. Ju i t In i Opium, Morphine nor ollu'r Nareotlu
huiot.ioi e. I( destroys VVoruis aviid avllaya reverihawaf
Jt cures Diurrliuui ami Wind lie. U relieves I v. th
Im Troubles svud cures Coustiputlon. It reajiilat tim
Btonuvcta and Bowelaf truing liealtlij and natural sleep.
The Children' I i imOBM I M -Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Hears the
j
In Use For Over 30 Years.
iH, aaaaaaa ajjajeeatg, " m.hi
mm
SPECIAL
Unredeemed Pledges. I!
Itjld Rlogl of ull kinds.
tlBntUllMin'l Slid Lldiss' vVstobs! all Yaritit
ami priSBfi
JOE BASLE R,
Agent for North German Lloyd Steamship Co.
buy your ticket- I" the Wofld'l ' nir oyer thi line.
THE EAST OREGONiM
HaU, Bh Tlea. Th beet of over.
we bmvw owa, ami the krweot
nit t.. pleeM,
0.08
.!.!
. 1. 10
l.ft
I " oenter window. There are man v other
ginnls inside.
& hexter.
one - quarter former
rush.
Store.
signature oi
I ctT
SALE OF
the. Paper nr Hie People.
Hvarybody Baadt It.
Tn Lareaai Cireulatlou.
Beat aerUlua Beaiuui.
r.KNKRAL NKWS.
Fir deatrovei! the Imsin" portion
of Oneiiln, 111., SiiiiiIhv morning; loxii,
i "Id Siiab'tiM la .... ni nth Miiesed
Blth 'li" ennrH" piitsmsl by 111" I'niteil
Btataa in referwoe lo Ohina.
The tir.t tlirimch eathound train on
the n"w s.uitu re route to Ohleen
pull nut ol tlie depot, at Point Kieh-
momi. siimiiiy moralefi it rerrted a
I it rj. mnber of peaaengerti ,
At Oheater I'Hrk, OlneloMtl, v. .
I!ut ami t, Beaemen, Ol New Haven,
Gone . on a motor tamlem, BMde i
mile in I ) ,V Tlii uive them the
world 'i record for oenkMt tmek.
Beron Von Retteler. the Oenau iim-1
beaedor, killed in Pekin. treeetleeked
by the Chlneee when rtdlnaj Doree en
the street. Ili bod)! w:is POOhod Into
small pleOM with IWOfdl in the street.
Oenerel Oranle In hi prison at St.
Helen, where no li the iirst Meoeaaor
of Napoleon Boneperte, repel trei the
eonooletlon of e piece ol silver plate
from 18,000 Raaelena. It i u trophy
for the iled'iitisl. (hi a teep eruu
T' tight of porhnyrjf statels a noentea
Boer, rille in thigh, on the lookout,
i At the beOO of the hloek it woman
kneels behind eover ami tires u rille.
A bo hidei ln'liiml the woman.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NKWS.
r. l?. Bel I Incer i very ill with
pneumonia at Mtnpter. He is not ex
pected to reeover.
Henry Rllla, ii!sl 7"J years, iliist at!
hil home near BellftOB, this eountv, I
Friday, of perelj i.
The bettleehip owe, bow in Paget
BoUOit watiT", may an to China water
to uke the place of the Oregon,
Th" PjtclAt lonnga ami metreei fee
tory lit Taooma was horned Retard ay
ftemoon, the loss heiij aisiut inu.txn.
Th" (.entry daniaae ease anainst
Baker eoanty. on trial at linker ity,
wei nonenfted ami thrown out of I
court.
Mr. Oordelene smith died PVIdey
in Ipokeno, Wash, the was a ne tire
of Polk eountv, uihI was reared in
Bailee.
Mr. Ann O'llrien, aged 'X' years,
wei foond deed In her boeea In Port-
lend, with a cloth tightly Iwietad
ground her neck. It Is thought she
eomnlttod raieide
Bi Oerdin of Seattle, meneger lor J, I
li. A'lams .V Co.'s svstem of warehouse j
along the (ireal Northern, estimates
that Waahington't wheat crop, herring I
hail luck, ut n,000,000 baelwle.
The steamer (iaroiiii". which for a I
tine it was feared was o-l in the
Arctic ocean. has tamed IB nil right at
Dntch llarhor. after liuviug ln-en
h'piee.iil in the ice for several days.
The llri-t wool sal" of the season at
Lewieton was made Thuradey, when
the Pendleton Wool Boooring ipeey
puToliaaad 00,000 poaBda of wool, the
price liciii' 18 cents mt pOOnd,
Near Warm Springs Indian rcs"ra-
tion a board of Bh "ik has beea dig
eerered Bnleei proper precautioiiH are
taken, the Indlani will kill a Bambo
of th" animals, although liy no dOiOf
uey violate tie- utw.
LUlie Andereon. a i:i.year-ohl girl,
WOI lot in th" mountain In Kyi
valley, linker eountv, fur eighteen
deye. When found she was derongjad
from starvation, liuvinv Mihsisteil on
berriee. sin- will recover.
Henry A. KeloOB, a BUMT ami BTOfJ
peetor, woi on Tbareday morning found
dead mi the Hoiiaii.n WOMB mad, eDOO I
two mile- otith of (irnnite. Marks of
violence upon the body Indicate the) he
was n victim of foul pluy.
The ataoioer Aberd . oet arrirt I at
Seattle, reports the suicide ut Nome
of Iter Kinir. Bald to lie a BMBlbef of a
provineol afoOtaae family. He shot
himself with n revolver hecuuse of a
aoerrel w ith a erOOMg with whom he
lived.
Tin ofBciel Benroei of the returns in
die reconl Oregon election shoH a total
rote of gl,N0, Thle la loss of 6,Ufl
vote oi compared Ith toe preeidantlal
election In I M0, und u loss of MM
vie- from the totul vote polled in the
lection of hik.
Hnrrv ThoniHH. Ml year old,
I married, und ebo hud been u eur lo 1
eiMictor for Bootbern foeino oonapaoy
for the poet M veurs, was kiihd in1
ii. ,. M-url I'orlluli'l freiuht yard Sulur-
duy. He eUpped behind a freight eer
in-t im
no ' o. i r n i. n iiici wit-
kn
. . ii I... .1... u I,...
Kelt now ii 'in...-, .' " -
The
Pinkham
Record
Is m proud and poor-loss
reoordm It la a rooord of
euro, of constant oon
quast over obstinate Ills
of women Ills that deal
out doapalr; suffering
that many woman think
I la woman's natural harl
tagej disorders and dis
placements that drive out
hopom
Lydia C. PlAkhani'i Vejctablt Cunipouiid
.urv tnese iroumes or
w wiofl, and robs men
struation of Its iarrorsm
Mo woman need be with
out tlte safeat and surest
advloe, for Mrs. Pinkham
oounsels women froa of
charge. Her address Is
Lynn, Mass
Can any woman afford
to Ignore the medlolne and
the advloa that has cured
at million women?
. m J mm M
BRYAN STANDS BY 16 TO 1
o
He Will Hot Ron Por President If Cause
of Silver is Omitted.
O
THOMAS TO BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
The Race for Hie VIcp Presidency Is Between
Suiter and Towue With Chances
in Faror of the Latter.
Knnsus City, .Inly S. "Hrun will
not run on any platform which does
not contain a specillc declaration in
favo of 1" to 1. If the convention dOM
not put that declaration in the plat
form it w ill have to nominate another
oendldete for preeident."
This atatemOOl was made today, hy
lodge Tibbette, of Lincoln, chairman
of the Wobreeke state delegatloa. It
si'rves to enphaaiie the determined
stand taken hv the Nehraska stntesmun.
His deolaretlon is that he stand for
the principle and IhoOO who would
have him ohataM or modify his views
are twinging limply in wind of the eg
pedleOCy. DatO Sells, chairman of the
Oero delegation, who had a conference
with Bryan, not only roaArmi the
statement of Judge Tiiihetts, hut BBV
plilies it.
"After talking with Bryan, " said
Sells, "with respect to bit pooltlOO, I
anked bin the queetlon i 'Sappooo the
convention should refuse to adopt the
platform containing diet ind dec
in favor of In to 1 ."
h clarat un
"Then," said Mr. Ilryan emphati
cally. "1 will not run as the OOOdl
date. "
The convention will he called to
order tomorrow ut Boon ami unless the
present plans are upset Hryan will DO
nominated for president at the tirst
session.
Hnrrlion Doenn'l Wnt It.
Kan-it- City, July :!. "1 would not
ban it," "uiil Mayor Darter Harrison,
of Chicago, when asked if he was n
candidate for the v loo pneidency , "I
am for Billot Dan forth," he declared,
"and I think he is the strongest man
the convention can BOmlBBtO.
A many state have declared Ihetn
hclvcs willing lo accept any man
proclaimed hy the democracy of New
York, as capahle of carrying that
state, there is small dOHDt that any
mini having (he dual endorsement of
Indiana mm Now ork will be formi
liihle a factor in determining w lm
-hall In- the candidate (or the vice
prenldelltial OtBOO.
Town Men Confident.
Kansan City. July :t. The ToWOC
men are tmluy inun nlident than
ever. They sav the light is between
ToWfl ami I 'an fort li . of New York, and
t lie iplest ion Of OlpOdlOOCy will now
he nonglderod in detormlnini the
select ion .
Tliomai Tentporiiry Chairman.
Kaiinii City, July l,Tfa itloool
committee ha- choOOB Chan. S. Tlionias,
of OolotOdOj for tomporory chairman.
Haleer'i friaudi claim that leverel
itetei hud come to his ntandard today
gnd 1 1 1 at he wa- i oiitiniuilly guniiut;
in the rleo'pnaldoooy race.
The ( lark Dalaaata.
K in-. i- Citv, July H. The mitioiiul
collllllitlee hun decided II II It 1 1 i llli'llnl V t
-e.it the Clark delegate- from Mont.uiu.
Conference! and Cauouiat.
Kuiinn City, Joly 8. Conferences
and QgUIBg of the various ntate dele
gat ionn beggjg early tmluy. lit mini v
fnateooaa the committee on Bfgjgniia
tioun were comideted mid u iiuuiher of
delegatloai timk aneb ii mil action on
vice-prenidency us they permitted.
OantoiLh Wants It.
Benean city, July s. Klllot lian
forth Midi "I know I am mentioned
for the vicc-prenideucy hut 1 urn not
patting forth iiny effort. I Bgi inclined
to believe the reul content In botwooa
iinleer uml Tow no, ' '
The Leadem Meet.
Kunsus Citv, July :t -A conferetice
I between the leaders of the delnoi Till Ii ,
popoliat mid silver repablleon partial
today reeolt
i pruciicuuy in 11 oecinioii
to incorporate the epooltlc declurat ion
for 0 to i in the democntic platform.
No ugreeiiieiit wun rem In d in the
rieo1 preelrtenoy mutter.
Look Lik BaateHbi
Kuiinus City, July .1 One of the
aioat ilgBifteant happen iogi of the duy
oeearrea lu the New York hegdejuer
tem. Mayor Megoin, of New York
atolOi a silver lender, who hun heeit ill
Lincoln, urrivi"! here today und nuid
to Rlliot Uentorthi "I'uuforth, if you
ure u eaadidala for the rleo-pneldaniy
Me an with you." The ilgolBeanoa of
thin in, that a Muguirc in clone to
Bryon he may voice the wih f iiryuu
lO haw New York nlulc reprenenlinl
hy Dunforlh. Anked il thut wus the
eeee, M again nuid oMtionelvi "Ilryan
I'-.dn Irieiidly toward I'uuforth. He
would not, I am sure, object to hi
being on thu ticket. "
An the duy Wore on the llnprennioli
spread among the delegate that the
oouventiun would Bomlnote either
Deu forth or Towoo.
Teddy In Oklahoma.
okluhomu ( iy, July I. Bee idee u
population of ir,IXl (here are 10,00(1
alrauuora within the city'auute to
greet Qovemof Boooavelt) of Nuw
York, und candidate for vice-president.
The Wheat BarkeU.
Chicago, July Augusi wheut,
eenti i i bushel .
sun Frencieco, July S. Caah wheat,
l os1 4 per cental .
CMICA0O BABKt I
Heported by I. L. gay at Co., Chleaeo
Board ol Trade and Bew York Slock
Kaehauae Brokarf.
July 8. The wheat market wun ile
leldedfy atrouger tisiay and at one time
bowed un advance of gJajO oyer yeetur
! duv'a cloat). t'ablea weru higher und
the crowd who were the heaviest Keller
y, rterduy were the lwt buyer tmluy.
Chicago opened uboot u cent up. 7U1'
to ao 4 and alter a reaction to 7U 8-8
advanced to mi, cloaing ho l-.
Com was etrong and l 'uc higher.
gtooki higher. Money 'i per cent.
(.'lo yettterday, 78 6-B.
OiHtn tisiay, 71)
Kunge today, 7 8 a 81.
Clone today, 80 1-8.
TRAIN WRKCK.
Elartit Penoni Killed anil If Inlurad on
Montan (ntmt.
Butte Montana, July Be
troun wreck occurred on tin
V dia-!
Montana
Control railroad, IS miles from Itutt
by Which two pereoni were kilhsl and
injured
The dead urn: John i Ke
Salt I. nke; John l.nciskei, of
Kails, Montana. The train WOI
ing along on eomparatiel
around, when the rails apreail,
v, n(
ilreut
rush
level ilitch
ini! the hiikraaae car, the unoker
the
day
and
mch aJKt the sleeper. I lie engine
ne baggage car remained on the
truck. rhe can were thrown OB their
side- .iinl the pOeaengeri not injured,
or only lllghtly, climhed out through
the indowii
Tlic Monetary l.eRiia.
Kansas City. July ' The second
eeelofl of the Monetary league began
here today with it hitht ntteitdance.
Qeneral Warner, of Ohio, discii-sed
tin- currency hill pa-ted hy the In-t
oongroee,
Uenernl Snyman Cnptttrad.
New York, July 3. A dlHpateli frotti
London reports the capture near Ltch"
tonbere of Oeneral Bnyenan, who be
iloged Mafeking,
KlRltt Llvei Lott.
New York, July 8. Kight teron
were bo mod to dOdth ill ii tenement
tire in Holioken todnv.
BATTLESHIP OREGON
IS OFF THE ROCKS
shanghai, .lulv B. The bottleehlp
Oregon hil- been ,! mtcd und I- her-cll
iignin. She will be tnketi to Nugu-aki
for repuirs.
DAY PARADK TOMORROW AT tO::l0.
Will Proceed Directly to Byers' drove tor
the Literary Knereinei.
The duy parade will start tomorrow
morning at 10 iM o'clock, from the
corner ol Main ntreet mid Webb, re-ling
on BNtln tnd running while form
Ing. it will mareh down Main la
Court, up Court to the grove. There,
no noon it the proOOBOloB arrive, the
literary egenfeei will be held, Bona
tor 0. W. I niton, ol Antorin delivering
tl ration. The proOCOalofl will form
thus :
Mnr-kal John Hailey, jr., and lillea
leading, will follow in order, the Pen
dleton hand, the carriage w ith Senator
Kaltaa. Mayor V incent, who is presi
dent ( the day, Mrn. William l'it
gerahl, render of the I leclaral Ion of
IBdeiaindeBoe, ami Rev. John Unn,
chaulala of the day; eorrloge with
Uncle Ham end Columbia, liberty cur,
division tnanhal ami Athena band.
Bra department, dlvlelon manhal ami
Helix bond, ami the Milton bend,
division imirsluil uml 1 1 u t - mid oltl
u nn in eurriage.
KOHMAIION OK M..H I I'AHADK.
Chairman Itexter Announcea Arrange
ment tor Illuminated Procetnlon.
Promptly al nine o'cloeki tomorrow
evening, the various tloats in the
lllomlneted parade will benpactad to
follow the orders for Inarching. Mr.
Hester asks ull the lodgen oommittoi
chairman to cull at the wore of Alegqn
dor A Hexter during the forenoon, and
receive their BWterial for the illumimi-
tion.
Two parade will form aeoofdlng io
the following arrangmenti
lleuded by Helix blind, renting oil
Court ntreet, corner Col lege nt reet ; fol
lowed by the Grand Army of the lie
public the bicycle Mont- coming next,
und then the baflilHBBI BoOtBi
The Milton hmid will come nexl,
renting on Vincent nlreel, corner of
Court, follow tug being the Mltccill n,
the Hint. I Artinuim, the Hen Hur
tribe.
The Albenu hlllid Will rent ol, ltu
ntreet, corner Vincent, the Women id
Wooden ft, Woodmen of the World,
Native Sunn, and the Klka follow ing.
The I'elldlelon hlliglitn ol P.m. i
buml will rent on College, corner ltn
the Knights ol I'ythian, the fMouuen
of the POolAC, mid the Itedliiell folloH-
bag,
Ultlcen of Spurti Program.
OhalroMfl Lee Held, of the eatortaia
manl oommlttee, haearrangad lor the
following to nerve un ollicers of the
porti :
Judges bor-e ne en . (' A. I r.iter,
c. K. Kooeevelt, ' A. Ilartman,
Judges other eporti I B. Don
kiln, Dean Tatom, B. H. OlorkO
Tllliekeepern. I'runk I I. IO. r, Tho.
Tbompeon, fboe, Mihwhey.
Htarter. Jon Mil .
Handieappon Oboe. J.Kergaeoo, II.
i Htlllmaa, Ula -late.
Tie- Bremoa'i raoei begin nt i :.to p.
III., the Wet tent mill elm III pioliah I p
rucen coming Iirst on Court ntreet, und
the huh mid hub ru on Mum, the
other ipurti lollowlBg, begloalag ut
a bout I hree o'clock .
lELfcPHONB LINES' JOINT OKKICE.
Pendleton and Inland Companlei ar
range lor Improved Barvlea.
lb" I eliilleioll lelepholie colniuliy
und the Inland lelepbom- mid lei
gruph iouiutny have joined their
linen ut this point no lur un nor vice in
concerned, und will herealler have u
Joint ollice win-re the lulund coiupuiii
ins tin exchange, in the Suvingn It it 1 1 L
building. Minn Cluirii Moilnnii, win
hun for a year or two la-eu inauugi r lor
the Inlaiid coinpuny, Will luttliugu the
exchungo lor Inith cotiipuuie. Thin
will nlcuHcull liutroua ol tlie line, lor
the reaaou that Mis Moun-u ha given
perfect eatiafai'liou to everyone win
I. a- occasion to tine the line of the
lulund company She bus been elticieut
to a degree, und I. nil. iul ulwuvn
The i'etidlelon coinpuny will have
phonee at Pilot Book, I'kiuh, Alba,
Lob man Springs, Hiiluway Hpriuga,
ami the line are in line working con
dition. The lluproyinl aervicc will ls
appreciuted h ull pOOpM on Isith of
the linen.
Three ton of gold arrived in Seattle
from Alnnka, lining brought by the
-i. .mere City oi Souttle and Citv 01
Toneka. Of thia gold, which I
valued al ovei l ,ooo,noo. nti,tHto ai
eunaigmal ti tho United Stute UHuy
..llie,, hern hv the Caiiudiuh Hunk of
Commerce in Duwon mid IftllO.lKIl
,, ,.i , .... ni - the . I. an no on the tin
ortiea owned hy Millionaire
Llppy and hi aaeoeiatu.
m -ay -
The Walla Wullu Union think the
cuiiHU will allow tliat Walla Wullu
baa a popululiou oi 10,000 pooplc.
BELEAGUERED LEGATIONS
Almost the Last Vestal o( Hope Por
Foreigners s Cone.
DIDBI fil III CHIIBSB CAPITAL
... -.( -
Kmpcror William Make, a Spmh in Which
H" riireatfu. lo Avenge Murder ol
His i; : iitatlie Id Pekln.
London, July I:.- The fact thnt th"
re I ot column Iim Li on nimble lo lave
lien I -in in resi-in-e to the pathetic
nrayer of the hnleaguered legalioit at
I'ektn is generally regarded in London
BO de-trot ing almoet the last vc-tigu of
hope (or Ihe iiulortiimlt" foreigners in
the Chlneee capital. It is fell here
that the Dirt Ion that no state of war
exists is no longer tenable, and ail
army of one nationality is Moaeaary to
deal ith the oituellon, Hence, there
an-"- th" demand thut Japan be given
the mandate to complete the work left
undone in IMM, with proper security
thnt she -hall not he again -ipiccosl
out tt lieu lb ntly ta-k Is oyer.
Admit nl Kemptl's Foreilaht.
London, July :t. The papers are be
ginning to Und out that Vdmirul
SfiX
had il better forentgbt than the
hancellnrlei ol Knrona when
he protoateil itgiiin-l the nttm W on tlie
litkii fort- on the ground that il would
throw the Chioeea government into
the arm- of the boxers itud make ull the
other natlona teehnionlly at war with
China,
Koruignerx lit Peril at Pekln.
Waahlngton, July S." Hec rotary iiu
bus received n cublegriim from Consul
Ueiienl 1 Inow, nt Sbmigbni, which
Bye I "liiplomut and luisnionnrics
are in the llritmli legaltoti nt leklit
and are under rille lire (', union com
niatttl the legation-, hut are not being
u-eil. rhe Br it lab, Herman ami
Italian legation- ure -till vtaodlog,
News ot the Oregon.
Wa-b nigtoii, July 8. A cablegram
from Lieut Key, dated Toklo, savs:
'Itunnia'n dock at Porl Arthur is tii
mall tor Oregon n the uregou m
lloaled she Will be docked lit
Naga-ak i. ' '
Heiliietl I i "i.i l.i Hung Chang.
taodon, July g, a dlepoteh from
Houg Kong nnyn: LI Hung Chang has
n.pi' ' I I lint a I lllteif Mllten gnu-
nit tnke lit to l leu I -in.
gmgerer him on mi Bar.
Berlin, July 8, tddronlng a detach-
nt ol t.eruuiu inar'iie- wbn h nntle.1
tor t 'ii ma reeterday Rmperor William,
ol in i in m minle u ni li, ilitring
whloh he notlged the world of tier
maay'i Intention to avoaete the murder
if itarott Von Ketteier und the Her
man mlaaionarlee. mid to dietote IgffBM
In the ChinBBB Ir the pahne at
'k in.
Anarchy lu Pekln.
Washington, July g, leeretary Hay
inn received a cablegram Irom Doaeal
(onir.il (iooilliow, ill Shanghai, a
follow:
"On lb" '.'7th of Julie there were two
legation ntanding. The ompOIW and
elnprenn are prinoner- in the palace.
The citv gale- ure oloaad, PrinOB
I n. in uml In- lone ol booen are in con
Irol ol everything Com plot lull
tioae of anarahy eshtt laihadletrlet."
gagtaae Ltfl Secvlea.
Since the torinat ion ol I he UeOtitB
Hon no leWor than tljttgtl reward-, ag
gregating in value CIM.flOg, have beea
granted for lite-eavhagi bi well aaM
gold illld 1 1711 liltOf BIOdB II. live
thou-uinl ml lea of ooaet me watehed by
u guard of l,,IKX) picked men, wboae
aervicee an gnen grotultoooiyj und
who rink their Iim- year in mid tear
out iDiout thought ot reword. The
work IpBOkl for Itaell when it ia
ntnted thai ilnea the furtuatiofl oi the
Institution it- llfeboel men bu
nuved oyer Ml ,000 liVOB.
i m a, -
Relet to M ., nam Warm Springs.
Lth'CtlVC III once mid lllllll ep(eui-
ber I, rule of $l,7.'i lor the round trip
io Bingham Warm nrlnge, loeiadiag
ntuge lure between lliiighum uml the
iprlugi, i authoriaed hy the 0. it. a
n Co. Ticket good no daye Irom
date ol nale not to exceed ilelnber I.
Round trip Un above, including three
meal- ul the hotel and one i alb at the
nprilign, g.fO. I. Unit ol tlit-ae tlckela
iMo.lai- IIiiki mien are low. r ib.ni
ever hclore.
I I . N VMSI.I.Y, Agent
k.'W'V'-Vv-aw-a. . .
B EEC HAM'S
"t fTt LLel wurlli living
turr Bliluis a Ntriaes ulsarerri.
I ii . . ui neat a . . .o at a, we -i
Karl's Clover Root Tea
Ik-rfiUiht-aJ thtt lutiili il hi, ktr4titts tits
Hltiutl. giveta it V'rtwh.C'leetr Skin. CurasC uii
.1, lu li,,, ,ii,,,i, tttttl s.l I'.i .i.ii.'ii--. ul
(lis bklu. An utj rcr.it il I ii'diiu Nsrvs
TunlC. btUti till shattlutej e, -ii ..iiUo t.y U
UiuggjUU at KBt.., 60c. and 91. 00.
S. C. WELLS 4 CO., HtHOY, N Y.
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