East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextILY EVENING EDITiON DAILY EVENING EDITION I'm V"Uf "Ad." In The Hast Oregonlan ml hftVf II ...rVom... PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNT Y, ORTOOlf, FH1DAY, .ILLY Id, 1fK0. NO. .'1846 The EtOreconl.n will Jo It let Tempting Prices mOMU MP, r"'- KbiiW-'Oenter , t'll ,v Chain, warranted 6 ami 10 m M" ... nu.. l III MM, I II .15. HI. 4SC, POT . V 1 ..II To el Pnpor, Be. town jib.rT.ir loiip, Be UlT.Kitli Pick. EftMbWi Be. i.. v Lead Penctle, Bo. Sibwl B""ks- lower ,,,",WM,,r''- tMgTiame reper, i. ami Qltto, K't:t.5. jtgsol HamnmckH. LiM Heart Hum, 5c. .j.l..i.in (linn, ''in. RmkHHi (fililc, ltd' per Hi. ErAta Iwnbrew, it'"1'" fhm, etc., iWtlfK. BrV. Frederick INolf Always the Cheapest. A Little Money WILL buy a lot of cool comfort these warm ilnys if yon buy bore. The harrow of reduc lion bM pMnd over our field of merchandise in many departments and an uti pre I ! 1 1 I crop of bargains on hot weather giMids is the re mil t. Visit us and see what we are doing ir. prim making. i-.t off any Crash Skirt. -2 off any Straw Hat. Ladies' Shirt Waists 1-3 off the price. Arc here In KHlnri' nnil say son MM MOM Itlxlit when vim iranl Ihlri Wralta oonwi iiii. ehanoS to liny the het sn.l nowisit atvle hi vcrv uri-st re.lui'- MM nm ragwai prises. Lawns and Dimities i -3 off the price. Are tbe trroporthlnai to wear for bom, fur street or for outing ftasj an cool mi Iceberg and ai 1 nf the hl Is lunu lien's Crash Suits I -a off the price. An1 tlir contest, ilri'nnli'nt hot wen l her mill vim i-hii yesr. Pure CrHli Hulls Unit wen I'. 111 ho- now $2.50 ladies' Tailor made Suits 1-3 off the price. "Tim inHiiy, I hoy iniisl gn" .re the live worils llist li-ll the m. try. $0 oo for tin. ninl ti:i. suits. ALEXANDER & HEXTER. The Boston Store SECOND WEEK OF THE Big MidSummer Clearance Sale We guarantee our prices to be lower than anyone. Ji in. wide 1'crcnloH LmIIM OoTMUi worth from 11,00 to f'J.IK) Uilicii FmI Black Cotton Hose ". . . lie . . 25e 5c U'lii'S BttmntOT Vests two for 'Joe Udltj' and Children's I'arasols Prices cut In two. S'lii H.niti, Is, were Mi 10c Uwim mid ( nil I lies lie Pwj Gingham, worth Hie Bo Udiw Covert Suits, were $2.50 L.H I nwli Skirl-, trii ed Jiuc (iolf unit Cover! Suitings, worth 20c Ijicc CurtaiiiH Silkul ines Curtuin Rullling '. Curtain Net . . . Bleached Muslin Kheif oilcloth SMinl Thread (1040 Mack and White Roller Toweling Kid Cloves Ladies Belts, worth Mt and BOt Is, 7e, . . . 10c Ilfie pair . 7fl yard tie yard Ilk- yard .V yurd Bo yurd 3c 4c yurd 28c 15 Ladies' Neckwearanything in stock, at less than cost. Remnants of Wash Goods at half price. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED IN PRICE. Pendleton's Big Store Pilsner Beer ri)C Itatl Hccr iu ' it llefiill Ask t 'i it, it will like it, Pilsner Beer Nvcr eaiHHM lit uduche iur IMrtlnM hkilti Brewing Co. Opposite 0. R. I N. Round House. for Infants and Children. C. ' IIKAl) Mfinslow d Head Contractors and Builders Jobblnjf a Spcuilty. Tanks to Order. GoMonwood St., bUNM Alta and Wobb. . fON, OKKUON. Nleton Ukiah Stage Une MMtocraty. Eton's. "4'V,',?,u.Jlt,l',u "v,'rv day at 7 o'olook BUST 5gV. ; Pilot Kisik, Nyn. """,u,bl' fr!gM and pas jjjj uffic, M Talliuan k Uo.'s dru,i The Kind TM Hum- Aiu,s Boafht kM IMTM ttoe altfUH- pen,,...al nuporvi-iou tor ov. r M MMM. Aw uu one derive you in this. OM rfcito, ImiUitlonn antl ..J,u.t.a.Booa are b.it Kx,,. m,M nt. an.l .,ndan,r the health of Childreu-lixperieuco ttBuiuat KJtperiuteut. The Kind You Have Always Bought . v ik BifftiotnrA fT In Use For Over 30 Years. .M11i1-j I aiaas GENERAL NEW!.. There is danger of a typhoid fever epideniic at Cape Nome. The rainfall is iMTMOing in Central RatpOtMM and the Kastem runjah. Indin, hut elsewhere there is still a lack of ruin. The democratic state convention in Maine nniiiiiiated R. I.. Lord, of Saeo. for isnvernnr, and IMWMd 'he Kansas City plutform. Neelv, the postal thief, is still es Otplng punishment hv tuctics of his lawyers who w ill receive much of the stolen (roveriiment money for their sevices to Mill. At the re.piest of the imperial author ities, the Canadian Pacific railway hie made arrangements to curry what ever troops the British may send to China direct from QMBM to Shutnt- aai. Bushmen from OtpO Oxford, uccord Ina to u letter received at Victoria, B. C, from Sydnev, were killel and eaten hv eannihuis on the coast of New Britain. The Qannaa govaraBMtil is taklnf steps to punish the cnnnihals. i Colera has apBWfod in severe epi demic form at Kohut. IB miles south of Poahawa, Two band rod and seven cuses and 77 deaths occurred amOBg the Sepoys and camp followers between .1 uly "J and .lulv H. The pros.ect for the monsoon is slightly more favorable. The situation in China is reflected in the trade of American brown koimIs, of cotton manufacturers such us sheets, iii-ills, flannel i sent to Shanghai to ba distributed to the pi.rtsof the Machuria district. PraCtlealjjr this trade, which means abovl 10,000,000 annnally to southern cotton mills, is at a stand still. There i a most singular case now at the Metropolitan hospital in New York. The patient is a woman of BB years of age. She has elephantiasis or enlarge weal of the limbs and body. She weighs 400 pOMda, though her normal weight was about Mo. The welling has extended to every part of her body except her li.'ad, which now is almost reached, her neck being of abnormally large sine. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. John ICinny. the porter at St. Vin cent's hospital, Portland, died Tues day. Wheat aphis is pluying havoc with many crops in l.uno county. Some lields are lilerallv covered with the little pests. Spring wheat promises to . b' about as badly damaged as tin- fall crop. llrigad ier-( ienerul Tliomus II. Barry. I' nited Stutes Army, who was (ielieral Otis' adjlltunt-generul at Man i In, and who returned to the I'nited States a few weeks since, is ill Portland, the guest of Captain Sluden. Mrs. Ambrose Thorn burgh, aged 4., died suddenly of organic heart trouble, at her home at po-.-st lip re. The de ceased hud been a resident of the 'Teen ville neighborhood, Lene county, for .HI years.. She was bom in Iowa. I. V lb bi s, a holograph) r, ageo als.ul .'i.'i ears, died ut forest til re. of cardie dropsy. Iieceased had lived in Mc.Minviile and Fotaal Grave tbo pust four yeurs. II. wus a survivor of the Twenty-aerenth Missouri Volun teer Infuntry. Paul Mohr say- that the portage mad at The Dallai would be rnnning in side of one month which will eiiuhle the OOCopanf to handle the wheal crop. Tlie road will be operated in iuna tion w Ith live steamboats. The receipts of the land Ogjoa at Tlx- Dalles or tie' qnartar ending June K) were f7, IV). 1.7, and the fees and coin mlaiioaa 6,4W.I9, making a tolul f U,590.M. Paring this -riisi mi, B6S ucres bare been Bled usm, laalod ing L'7'.' homesteuil entries. f Dk Shilohsl h Cough and 1 iUIIMIIillMIOM ThlR ) .. . ?-' pi si ...fi the nioit lOOCSMliul 1 it Medi M ever kicwn to ttcienctf; A Ivw doBsMJ InvAnubt cure too wortit lunsTsI tji ouuh. Croup uitU !';... while Its; won derful tttOGMi in the cure of CoMMnptloii U witliwut 41 jMti a Hi 1 iu t it bUUry of nu d seine, bine) its fiibt diiacovery it h lii 1 1 - t tin u KuurHiitt u test whic h Uu OtSoff nii'tif (tie cun tttui.it If yu have a Cough, mi rmut-Kt ly unk you totiy it. In CiiiUit Stuteflitiid CmiMdii iKst , fu. 1 1 , mix) in KhkjUud U kU. ii. W. fciid 4m. tkl. 50Lt PROPRIETORS il S.CWells&CqI LF HOY, N.Y. TOKON TO, CAN. PBKIN InoaoCnF, HAS LIKELY OCCURRED News Agency in London Received Report That It Took Place on July 6th. THOUGH NOT AFFIRMED IT IS BELIEVED The Worst is Scared hy Officials at Washington; lifforts Bcinjc Made to (ict News I'rorn Minister Conner. Hut Prohahlv It Is TOO late Now. London, .Inly IS, port savs an official received in eigners in A newa agency re I gatloni wore full of dead bodiea ol nsewaflo baa neon I both forelancrs ami t 'In new. London tbat states all for-1 "Upon hearing of the attack Prime Pekln were murdeied on ChlM and lien. Wang We Such went I tin able that a member of the national committee to till the vacancy caOjagi bv the resignation of (feO. B. I'oX. of Ohio, will he chosen. The following were chosen as member" of the na tional ejccutln mnaltteni OiMaW Stewart, of Illinois. Henry I'. I'avne, o( Wisconsin. Richard t'. KefWM) of Missouri; .1. II Nl in lev , of Maine; N. B. Scott, of West Virginia; Pred S. Ulbbo, of Raw York: Pranklin Mur phv. of Ni'w Jersey; Myron T. Rer- rlelti of Ohio; llarrv R Niw, of In diana, chairman, M. A. Iliinnu. ri'inrv, Perry s. Heath i tfaaaarei,l Cornelius N. Bliss depart- lianati h I I M m gal. 1. 1 Tl 1 1 gMsikakMaikse Kitchen Furniture Dirt Cheap J n twdgf to make rOOU) lot mj i'all and winter BtOOk J offer my large line ot Cook ing Stows and Bttel Ranges at greatly roduewl prices for the n-M lixty 'lays. JOE BASLEK, Agent for North German Lloyd Steamship Co. Buy your tickuU to tbu Paris Kxposition over this line. EE II THE EAST 0RE60NIAN. i m Fapsc of ths Psopl. Kvsryaody Haai It. the Cress! Clrsulatloo nasi Advsruslue Malum. Saved nty un By Coneolling Miss Yamena Trouble, Money and Happiness Turkish Claifvoyant Daapahj Block. The t C I Pea pain Blook. .lulv Ths Story Not Atnriuad. London, .lulv lit. Though then, does not appear to be any just ilieat ion for the statement that an oSoUll coli- Brmatloa has i n received of the massacre of the international colony at Pekln, it is har.llv doubted that such a confirmation w ill bo the outoni f the present suspense. The report bv a new- agencv today. aylng an oOofal maaaaaja has boon ra eel veil iu London, that all foreigner- st Pekln had been murdered .1 uly B, is! said to have originated ut the .lap- 1 anese legation, out in.iiiry u.. i. elicited the statement that nothing wus known there, lending no support to tin' story, U'voiid tin' Shanghai dispatch published today. Fears ths Worst. Washington, July I.'I. -Tin nient of stuto bus reeeivisl a from Consul I ienerul lomduow , ut Shanghai, saying that 1 1 is- governor of Shantung ires that Boxers ami soldiers were bombarding the legations for a ti tut 1 attack on the seventh ol July, He is extremely anxious for the safety of the ministers and tin- friendlv Chinese in I'ekin. The consul adds tbat fears (or the WOffOt are generally enter tallied. No Hops I i'ii In Wsshlnaton. Washington, July PI. A cablegram from Consul i.ciicrul OoodnOW, at Shanghai, announcing the beginning of tin' final attack mi the legations ut I'ekin ba- terribly depressed the oAolola here. All along they have sus pected that the oonnnnloatloni from the various Chinese sources have been preparing a wuy for the announcement of extermination of the foreign minis ters, their w ives, children, dependents, attaches and guards. The state de partment places u high estimate in (loodUOW'f advices. He does not send Very nloi f unreliable gossip but Uses gissl judgment iu silling out the probable from the other kind of news. rbe stuie department which im boon bopofal of the ulliluate rescue of the 111 111 islers ut I'ekin bus now joined the Kurononn ehanoellon iu the belle! that they have all been killed. Soma Mors Chlnsts Newt. Brussels, July li, The ih Igian for eign olllce bus receivisl a disputed frmu Shanghai announcing, on Chinese authority, that lieneral Ni Chang le- leated tie' rebels near Pea In and re lieved Prince Ching and lieneral Yung Lu, who were trying to defend the jjUropogni Should Havs Bsou Dons Usfors. Washington, July M. T'he Chinsee nlnittai here bus undertaken to get through a cable message from Secre lary Hay In Putted Stutes Minister Conger, at I'ekin, and to have an au-w. r brought buck if Conger is ulive. Tim meaaaga wus preporod by Secre tary Huy and its eohtenU are unknown to anyone save him It u sent to Khanghal w ith explicit instruct ions from Minister Wu to spare no expense U) gat it into the band- ol Conger Tornble Vsll of Sllsncs. London, July PL A terrible roil of silence enshrouds I'ekin and there is nobody bill who Im'Iicvcn the worst has hapiieiied. It Is taken for granted that ulf the powers have exhausted SVOry means to get direct news from their legations and the fuel that their eflurts have Is-eii iu vain leaves hut one interpretation. The Chinese representative in Berlin denies the stuteiuiuit that Li Hung Chang had sent to him a nos'lul tele gram. He says that on the contrary, no direct Udegram has boon ruceivixj by bUa Iron P n Chang for ....... t Hie'. The day's news is sguili restricted to the usual crop of untrustworthy ru mors, the most serious of which is re ported hy the corrci ismduul of the Kx press to the effect thut Kuropeaus are directing the Chinese military oM'ru tious. Mutt-incuts are in circulation iu Hbeughali accusing the Itussians ol in diaeriminate sluughler of friendly Chinese non-combatants, w ithout re gurd to afc ur sex. If is stated thut the Tao l'ai office of Shanghai pro i. ,-i. d t.. ih. powers against these Rus sian slaughters. Ths Slaughter at rskln. London, July PL The hliuughai cor respondent of the Daily Mail suys the following ,-tory regarding the position in i'ekin emanates from Chinese olli eiaj sources : "The two remaining legations, Brit ish and Russian, were attacked in force on the evening of July 6, Prince ' 1 nun bci;ig in coinmauil. 1 be uttack ers Wen divided. Prince i'uan coiu muuded the center, the right wing was led by Prima) Tsui Yin and the left by Prince Yin Lin. The reserves were under Prince Tsiu Yu. "The attack commenced witli ur tillerv huhfinu which was severe and lasted until 7 o'clock in the morning, by which time both legations were I destroyed and all the foreigners were dead, while the streets around the le- w ith his Iroons I., the n-sistum foreignon but they were mitnumnenMi ami defeated. Bwh Prince Ching and (ienerul Wung We Saeh were killed "Sevcrnl foreigners nre suid to liuve escap.sl through the gales." ArrsnaliiK I sbls loniisctlont Washington, July PI. An altcm;. I has been on fool for some days to ur rang, between the powers, now operat ing in China, for an international OablO Connecting KM base of Chinese operations, either with Shanghai, Port Arthur, Yokohama or some other point, tbroOgh which more so Iv uoflimiin Inal Inn nan he had with the outside world. THK HOKHS WIN A VICTORY. They Suocesd In Taklna Nltral's Nsk rrom ths British. I .oil' loll, July PI. Ill Huberts re ports to the war ofltOO under dale of Pretoria, July It, us follows "Tbo enemy liuving failed iu their attack nsin our right rear, as men tioned iu my telegmin ol July ti, mode a detarmlnad attack upon our right Hank vesterday and I regret In suv, succeeiled in capturing Nltral's Nek, which was garrisoned hv u soiiudrou of Scots guards wilh two guns of the but tery of the Royal onlllary ami ti v. .ompunies of the Lincolnshire regi ment. "The enemy attacked iu superior numbers at dawn and seining the hills commanding the Nek brought a lii'iu v gun lire to bear QpOU the smull gurri- 100), "Nltral's Nek is about IH miles from bore, mar where the mini crosses the Croeodlla river It was held by us iu order to maintain the road and tele- graphic eommunloatloa with BajatM Is-rg. " TO riUIIT THK SISAI.I I'UX. Two OeVOrameat Surasont Ordsrdsd to gO to tsps Nuius. Washington, July PL- As a result ol a cut. 'rem e t.slay between Assistant Secretary l'u lor ami the ofllcials of the marine hospital service, two addi tionul surgeons have tumii ordered to pfQOatd ut once from San Prancisco to Seattle, and thence to Cas. Nome, to assist in stamping out the smallpox epidemic at that place. P AhTKST HALS Of THK SKASUN. Jos Palchsn Paced s Uuarlerln 'U 1-2 and s Mile In 2:0 1-4. Date) it, .lul PL The fastest mile thus far made Ibis aaaaM and the fust - est ever gillie III CullUihl, WUS paced oil the Windsor truck here hy Jist Patshen. He modi a ojuaHw In -'t seeonds. I'he iiialeh race batWOea Palohaa ami Oealyy was won y Pal. le u in two straight heuts. Time, BlMh ; l :,. KKPUHI.ILAN NATIONAL LUMM1 f III luiitorenuii Held si Cleveland Hetulled in kieution ur i ..... i . cemaUltea. Cleveland, I)., July LI. A s.liliml eun le re nee, atteiideo by a number of promiliellt republican leaders, was leid ui Bona tot Hanaa'i odjaa loday. The meeting was culled to decide Upon ieraonuel of the new executive com -untie, and to num. the r. l.irv ..I Jie uutioual committee. It is also proh- BRYAN NOT INVIT80. Malor Hsrrlton't Attention Called to It and He Tsket Action. Chicago, .lulv PI. The Post trsluv willsav: " The fuel that William . Bryan lunl not been invited to attend the Urand Arniv encampment here next mouth was brought to the alien IHM "t Mavor Harrison t.nlav and the mayor addressed a letter to the en- onmpmenl committee siintiug out the omission. Union, at the meeting of the ti. A. It , which President Mc Kinley is certain to attend, the same attention is paid to the presidential candidates ol both parties, Mayor Hur rison said the encampment would puss with. nil the oActal recognition ol the lit of Chtciigo. TRAIN R0HRKRS. Oeteatlves t upture One or the Usns In St. Louis. St. Louis. July LI. After a running light w ith revolvers over house tops iu Finney avenue, ibis olty, is'tween Oharlao M. Murray, chief of the Illinois Central Hallway detectives, mid two men, snnposcd to Is. train robbers, Oeorge v. Borneo was ar rested today. John Nelson, the other man wanted, escaped, after wounding Murray, The men are iiMrpoetod ol having been implicated in the hold-up ot the train near Wnkliffe, Ky., a lew days ago. Msrtlsl Law at Caps Nome. Helena, Montana. July PL Seal Vautar, United States marshal for Alaska, Deputy Marshal Mver and I ieorge Leekly, chief clerk, have left here for t'ape Nome. As the dlscon- klnUM of martial law there depends upon the arrival of the United states Court olllcials, It is bolleyod order will soon he restored in the gold Ileitis. Ths St. Louis Strike Strengthened. St. trails, July PL I' wo thousand solicitors, engaged by the trades ami labor unions of St. Louis to canvas the cilv, and collect BOO tribal ions lor the striking streel railway men's bus line, went oil I today, lu addition the solic itors are expected to ascertain what proportion ( population favors the trades and lab. - unions. Saving. Bank Closes. New York, July PL The directors of the Dime Mivnigs bank, of Newark, N. J., deelded to close the institutions' ihsirs tttt I atlairs can Is. straightened out. Charles Westervelt. the bank's secretary and rested on tile large sinus. treasurer, bus been ur eharge of having stolen Killed by Lightning. Ihihiiipic, Iowa, July PL A terrific electric storm, accompanied hy rain which tall to ii depth of nearly 2 uu lies, raged here t.sluv. Nellie Me QuilOUd as kiled hy lightning The Wheal Markets. Chicago, July PI. -Wheat, Septum 1st, 711 l-H to 7U'4 n-r bushel. July PI. Wheat, Sail Iraucisco, l .07 ' j K.r rental GMICAM MABKBT. Hepoilsd by I. L. Bay Co.. Chicago Boird. or Trade and New York Stoek exchange Mrokere. July PL The wheat market started stronger Ibis morning at hu4 Septem beV. I'll Is wus high Polnl and the de cline was atoody to 7Uc closing at 711 l-H to '4. There was free liquidation all day with s.anely any support to the market from the leaders who have bona on the bull side. T'he impression prevails thut certain trade paMrs are making i -Innate. which favor the bear side to oMaat the govoramoal re is.rt which was very bullish. Stis'ks lower. Close yesterday, HO l-H. I ipso 'o luy, sxm Kaugo today, TV to ho4 OligW t.slay, 7U l-H to 7U'4 Oh! How Good! Of course you know that there tsg.sslaud ss.r S.ia Water. Well, we make the gissl kind only. Our fruit juices are made direct from the fruit and are mudc fro.li every day. No need of a long story we know we make Delicious Soda Water and you will know it when you have tried it; POO will In. I it JUST COI.li BNOUOH, JUST Sl'AHKI.INi. ICNOUUH, ho thai you want some more, and we want you to huve plenty of It, us il is pure and will do y u gissl these warm days. ' Ice Cream Soda any liavor you want, and pure Ice Cream. We suggest Pineapple today, as we have some nice crushed Pineapple to serve with it. Chocolate Emtt Phosphate is another health drink at this time of the year ft s 10 cents a glass bul it's as gissl as a lunch. Certainly we have other flavors. Anything and everything that you liud at u first class founlaiu. Koeppen's Pharmacy 115 Court Street vPloneer Drug Store) HLMKMBKH our drugs are as good as our sodu water.