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INDEPENDENCE 1 Subscribe for this Paper until July 4th, I 25 Cents. 5500,000. In liiiprovstntnt should b made In Independence ud vicin ity, during neit two years. ' CrI W ., -T.,-Tlw.-.J. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER DEVOTED ESPECIALLY TO THE INTERESTS OP POLK COUNTY. VOL. Vll. ( 12.00 TEH YKAU. ) INDKPKNDKN'CK, POLK (XHJNTV OKIXJON, FRIDAY, MAY, 2M, 1890. ( FIVE CENTS TEIt COPY, ) NO. 29. J. Ii. STOCTO THE THE v - Y) n rr LEA his large stock of Goods DING RCH BRIDGED DICTIONAR and Books. Is pleased to announce OP CHARGE to each C Tip WEST SIDE. Ui-lrl i tn M.r In luUpiulue, SUKSCWtPrioN 1UTKS, WM IN VANCK. One War fi.oc OX,MO!il , . 1.00 ihrev Montt'A . .. . jo Wiwit mil j iiiii in advance J jo to 'miniTiaERsn tml ml.'it(W I. I v I'm Him l ( r ii .., 1 1 i,lt jrsr-. Utr Wtlitwrt!. fllr, .l 'W IN lU tiu ft tt. Ur'-'M Mltlt t Hit tt. I r.,. r-'tll itl A l-t.llil.. l l' t-i,!: t !i i i-iiil tiuiii pdm t4 tl. ivl,tl, r VVi t , ! t!l Win-t, RWl wvaHiif ttt ill t -j. iu:J in tin Wlltai ttt va.W. hWltty trlif rttPI'l'tna (He itllis b ii)" !i vih h h ut- ., ,. 1 , bt ( At'rU-l,Mt jaitlUuu. JOB I PRINTING 'I . . - . ih tut. ' Latest anil Best Styles, t t tin ! I.OWi:5r :: L1 IN(1 r RATlA 1 t --"uxi iLw"- Physicians & oaij:ons. ! .. : it ; .. . U. S. Kx.inviniiVT Jvi'v;cons. K. I,. KKTCHUM. Physicinn nd Surgeon. 0!H,t l), f t)-ll f irl NnMxtiti Hnk, ISPEPEMtENCB, OUI!tK)1. DR. J. K. LOCKK, Physician ond Surgeon. t Duena Visla, Oregon. J. E. DAVIDSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. U. 8. mmLN'Q SUEQEON, Indcpeuilcnce, Oregon. DR. J. B. JOHNSON, Resident Dentist, All work warranled to give the heat of uliblactuiii. Okkcun. j ATTORNEYS. JOIIM J. DALY, Attorney and Counselor at Law COI.r.KCTKm MADR. Office: Mill ft, OpiwuiU Court Hotma, l,f I. W, KOI.IC ('iH'NTY, OltKOON A M. HURLEY, Attorney an I Counselor at Law. Oltir: Cor. Mulu ind Monmoiuh Sl., JNDKI'KNl'KNCK, OBEQON BAIvKS. first jvfatioral BaiK IMr.P EN HENCE, OREGON. Praaldent ...J. 8. COOPER. Vies Preaident, L. W. ROBERTSON. Caahler ......W. H. HAWLEY. DIRECTORSl I. F. Thnmpiinn, J. 9, Conptr, L. W. Uoberiton, IT, W, Calllnt, 0, W. WMUaktr. Trni(.f ii nrl bunking; tmiln.m. Bajrt and belli. cii:liau on U Importuil polota. Popnulti reflnlveil inlilent ta ehek or en .pmfl. acp n rti pn.lt. Collcoilom mad on all point, em (avorable tcrmi, -Omc noun: I A. M. to 4 P. U. Hll' burglar proof lift Mourad by Talt riiun Lock THE INDEPENDENCE National.'. Bank! CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000. v H. HIRSCHBERG, -' Praldant. ABRAM NELSON, Vlo Prealdanfc W. P. CONNAWAY, - Caahler. A nprl banklne anil exehanir bnitnaia trii"tml; loiiu. runIn; bllil dlieountwli Oom merclnl orellta grantM; dpi)lu rcelra4 on curront amount lubjcot to cbeck; lntert pall uu time depunlu. DIRECTORSl Joihua MoDanlel, H. H. Jaaperaon, A. J. Goodman, H. Hlraohberg. Abram Nela'on, T. J. Lea. . .' i. A. Allen. that in connection with nstomer purchasing $40 Opera Ho THE ! .... 1 Of Independence, Oregon. Trn.icts t Rtneral Rr folate lluaineea buy and hcIU I'mperty, iffecU lntiriio and U I grnemt Couveyauce BuiueM, rirllM having r.aml far wle will find it to their advantage to firm m ipm nnAnnnnmr WitU thi Coinpnriv, they art daily emliiiR Hsu f land t, thui plao i diraMe proerty befott the reti- mof the Kaxt, JAMES CinSON, J. W. KIRKI.ANn, Preaident Secretary, G. V. SIIINN, Hou3H, Dign & Qrnamantal Niwr Uujiiiu., GraiititiK. Kreacoitiff. IQe. 1'ni'it rwin opmte JoIiikou' Arcade Saloon J. U. COOPER, Proprietor. UK ST BRANDS OfT ; U'ines, Liquors and Cigars. Irdperderee, Ore907. M. BEAMER, Miiiiuracturer uf IIAIIXBSS AKD SADDLESu -And Dealer In Ail Itlnds of Harness & Saddlery Goods. Carriage TrimniiHj; mid Repairing l.-iaEPCNDENCE FOUNDRY, K. BUNCK,' Mannger. I now prepared to make any kind of Casting iu BRASS OR IRON, Oil ahort not ire. I now at work manufacturing Dunce's Improved Grain Crusher Arknowtntgri! In he thhft train eniherl AmriUa-wtroimt. clit'MprHi and mn.t durable. A full lit "f thr rUiw uf w.irk done al thla foun dry will b publiahcd iu lliin parr, Any pcraoo In wuul of a PORTAM.RMW Mll.t. ran be oinplled here. Hriirliif done for all kunln uf inuclliiicry. Muiu .Irccl, llltlrpeudtuct MON MOUTH, OREGON. Itiro'porated under the Lw of Oregon. 0. T. 8TANI.EY, IKA 0. tOVftthh, fre.ldont. Caahler. In. a enniTHl hntiklni builiiMn. Rluht flrafli mi New V.rk. Hu Kramdirn ami Foreland fur Wf amniiuf. Rei-etvaa iliill uhji-at to Dlifi'k nroii nertlflc . of dilt. Collentlom wid vi prnnipl aiiitiiiliin liuardeil by duubli ciiniuimiciur Yale tlinn luck. Mins Ada Jmlaon. Mr. Williama. JUDSON & WILLIAMS, DRESSMAKERS. A SPECIALTY. JOHN ALLEN, Dealer in CHOICE BEEF, Mutlnn. f.nmb, Vra', Pork, Ham", Rinnn, Cur ird lii ef, iuhumi Kiiv lmidr aii l ((ami Iu rfiiamm. All J""'I. dilvuri'd free of charfi. Jaspersori &, Parker, '.. Independence, Oregon. ArcMtects, MlimM Contractors, Alwaynln tlie'r 8h and f)on Faeliu, and will iry tin; r i.f-t in pleu-e nil, Hive them a trlni and In. (in vinci'd thai they an worthy of yunr miriiHK0. A. B. GRIGGS, MEAT -MARKET, 8. P. Irvine, cutler, Choice meati centtanU on hand. Davidaon'a Brick. I .00 worth of Goods from use Bloc E. E. Krcngel, -:!- MrnvncDHDiv. Manttfacturer oftlie BOSS CULTIVATOR :And; Krenjel's lion Fence. HORSE SHOEING. Mr. Thomas rennet, lute of Chi cago, au experienced horse " ihoer, makes specialty of that line. Circular and Crosscut Saw Gumming DON IE BY E. E. KRENGEL. . VM. JONB, Proprietor. Till Ferry ia now In operation, and prepared to tranafcr paradigm and wag one to or from tut City. It ulli pay perjoos uf)tlr$ a View of Polk County. To croaa the Terry and go to tha top of Prospect 11 ill. Elkins & Co., PROPRIETORS Of THE itvl Hauling of all Kinds Done at Reasonable Rates. ill peed, Oal(, let? 0 fir Uood For Sal?. -Collection Made Monthly. INDEPENDENCE, EROCON 6ITY JHOTElo, C Street, Independence, Or. A. W. HOWELL, Prop. Firat-elaaa In every reapect. Special attention Ktven trHiiairut cuatoniera. A ample room for commercial traveler. Mitchell & Bohannon, t- Mantifnrturera of SASH & DOORS. SCROLL SjWINQ AND WJGON REPAIRING, Main Street, Independence, Oregon. J. H. ALEXANDER, ;Den1cr in: Drugsand Medicines, BEUNA VISTA, OR. TTaving pnrclmaed the atork of Druga formerly owned by h. W, Rohertaon, I am prepared to meet all the old citato mera, and many more new ones. Faif tnd courleoua 'treatment to all, sum brows. THE WEST SIDE JOB OFFICE, INDEPENDENCE, OR. la prepared to print IIORSH Bri.I.S and 110 1' TICKETS at the loweot prlcci. PRINTING Of all kind, executed on ahort notice by au experienced JOB PRINTER. A. WILSON, Propr. DEPENDENCE FERRY, IiopG he has secured a supply his store for CASH. GEO. E. BREY, Commission Merchant AND GRAIN HKOKLR. ; InoapindancB, - Crerjari. FRANK JlUTJ.nK, i county mmoB umeit) Auotloneor and Ai)i alr. ItnllmatM of a'l fmnmutlw w.nk wade auiJ (linn luiMii.rird. Allrnd. W'..lllrUv an I Thuld;i In ful. Court wV nl 1M, mn(.n, Addreaa, Dallaa, Polk Co., Or. lAMtPPfcSjVUOOU F. J. MORRIS, Prop. 41 . Fine Wines, Liquors AND CIGARS. MIXED DRINKS A PIXIALVY. Whiteaker Crklt, mependvnee. (Katalilialiwl !y National Biiltiotily.) THE - ;ipil;il : Mm : lias! ! OK MAI.KM, ONKOON, CAPITAL, PAID UP, $5o,ooooo. 8URII.U8, IS.OOO. a. a wam.cr, w w maktin, lrld(nt: Vlei I'ro.iJrut. i. It Al.tiKRT, a.lilir. LOANS MADE, To Tttmrtt nn and ntlier mari-liaiitaht prwlum, i.-l,ir.j r m Mi,MiMrtMimet i.Mi . f ptfoi'r weri'nttu Urntadma d nn na an Ynrk. CHImmi 4a rr.uaiuoi. P ril.i.d Uiudua, I'urla, Hoilln, Hau4 k.H. end I 'H'uim Hlngf I.Biitfliler. Tim tri.rnifii ai'liil' who rnn IMirtraV nrellv miii'lt nil iIim' of ai-ntitiiiiiil. ia a had fiiilttiw whi'ii hla part cnlla for aii'llliln hiuhtiT, From thi mindU thin It ai-nma lo ha a folr cuni'limion that jiillliv la nioro ilillii-iill to aiimilnla tlinn anrntw, llow many woll-known aetiiraar them who liiugh naturally on tha aiiiL'R. MrKno Hitiikiii, who hna ci-i'liiinlv nmiterod the li'i'lniii-alitlra of lila piofcaalon, Iih a (Ui liiniiu wn 4011111U like a diatrtaad eitcklo. ao coiil I UK to tli Drmmtie Tiim . Wlum Lau'reure Hurrett laiijriii tun ronit or hi nook awnll with tha effort, very ut'h a llii'v do whon ho la aiNiutniir iiurolo aKM't)li tit the top of Ilia voieo. Mr. Hai i vinora hm a lauirh that veula hia tm th, hut mveala not the llirtiteal apitrk of (rt-nlnliiy. Mr. Ki eey lailha tolitlly without expruHalon. Mr. lii'W aniili'i and ami lr and uttora 110 amind. Aaido from the yarlou uncanny nniaaa produwd by iHiihlnjt aotora, their fiti'iiil expreaaiona while undorp) Intf I ho proiHK of I'tu'lilmnilion ai'tt pniudil to wltuaa. Thoy look uueaay, aeif-eonaiiioua and atrainnd, aathouii the elToi l hurt llit'tn. To he obllud 10 laii)(h on tha aiajfe la to every leading actor au onleal of alartllnif propor tiona. CnmoilianH limy tlnil the path of laughter ka thorny, liiu'iiuao they are allowed to omhelliali it with oocon trlclly beyond the tiordoiaof hiii loaiiirM. lint aiiMiiini'iiliil Hotma loom an ftmrful of Itwlnjt thoir dignity tlml they dara not laugh with tlio rinj; of ttuo eujny menu Aplayormiiy, with the allghleat ex ercise of Ida Klfie. rodtice an auilitiiice to tours, and yut hn the moal hopeloaa ly nhsiird and unreal hmhur alive. Cliira Morria can bflujj teitra from the mutual auditor without a pat'tlule of fooling on lior own pitrt. Hut when alio triea to lnujrli hor wntehmn erow ahtrmod. We have not heard a hearty or (riinfhmmnly hiuj'h upon tha atage for ninny yonra.iind we do not uu durHtand why It ia that nctm who can porft.'Ot the ainitlloat dotullH of other limiilittis tntally full to conquer the spirit ,of laiiKhtur. Three Claaaea of Marrlotl Women. They were dlscuaalns; a certain clover and woll-kuown married woman, who la prominent alike for hor butdnea and ocinl giicceaaos, aaya tlie N. Y. wc- ing Hun, "How doe ahe write hor nnmef" aaked a bright-faced listener from another atnle. "Let me aoe," mused one of the irrmip. "I boliove ahe always write Mnrv W. Smith. "'l'lmn he Isn't 'advanced' and she still lovos her husband," said the first "What do yon moan?" half a dozen women tlimianded at once. 1 Just this," was the answer. "The married woman of to-day is of three claases the woman who puts her hus band and his Interests first, the woman who considers her Individuality and Interests of equal Importance with her husband's, and the woman who con siders that hor Interests should domi nate his. The Urst woman oonsldvrs tha name of hor husband's family alone amply honorable and dlgniiiod and writes hor name aa your friend does. The second adds her husband's name to her own family name and writes Mary White Smith.1 The third write the fuirt.ly names with a hyphen be tween them and wishes to be known as 'Mary White-Smith.' The Hist woman Is ootiaervatlve) the second, progress ive; the third, 'advauoed.'" It has been discovered that many ehool buildings recently eroded at a coat of many million are so poorly constructed a to be in danger of col- ME of WEBSTER'S UNA Call and see the Goods Ind Burns, Dalton&Co. OITl'.R A S6.Q0 BOOK FREE till It iilfordu it pli'itHtire to uu- nouiico to the pcujilo thnt we uro iilnitit to give- tlioni a gri'iit Iipiio. fit. Not withsttuiili we Iiiivp ttlwnys Ih'I'u known ns tlio inot oiilt'ririiii) intircliniitii in tiiia atH'lion, aittl thnt w have solil llitt tnftt goods in nearly every ciint? lower than others, we he Hove it in right to lo the heat we cnii hy our jiulrona, thereliy se- Hiring not only U10 lrj;i'Ht! amount of t ratio hut iuW the! gri'itti'ht iiuniher of frieinla. j We want evt ryhoily to itiolcr ataiij that we are not trying to not lutw J(w goods we can give for a dollar, hut how many. A$ cash iiun hiiHt'S are made at our .tor. a t,.rd will . ...mched j, IT" SSf Z Hud when juirchiiM'S to the'ttuliment. amount tiilled for hy the fftrd! Tlieexli'iiaiimofilieTeiiinoandOlytu 1.1 , ... , ! nia liti'i will I completed lo lliuoilu have hwn made, we will Kve ;,,,,, wU ' you $6.00 in the form of thi; A Miwk wm , M1 mwiuii inngniliiu'iit hook, entitled; jfurthn purpoao of emtinn a llouriiig "Webslor'$ Encyclopedia of Useful i " ,l,yUm M m- . . .. , ut .j, ... VVwil-Kroaera Ihrongliout Kaalern Or- information and World Altai, !lMi Imvo bad excellenl weather ao far a hrief dwril.tiou of whirl. cnitomhiHitaahoartlialr tl-aAa. he found on the tak of the enrd. We eannol, in sueli limited i..i...i..tr,'..i;, r "I'll ill I 1. V I'll! I IV .1. I7 , I I'. I,', I . 1 1 i : CM GO -1 o 1 CO CO o of the hook, for it must he Keen to bo n'jii''iuled. Suffiefl it to nay that Much an ollVr lias never tiefore hcen made in t hia com munity. The book measurcH 10 x 12 iuchoH, is 2 inches thick and occuiiica a Kpaco of 312 cubic inches being Royal Oc tavo in io, containing fi(i0 pages, 1SS line Illustrations and 50 finely engraved Maps, all jrr pared CTprfxnIji for this book, It is printed from large new typo, on good paper, and is handxovie hj and dumbly hound in morocco cloth. Every volume is worth $6.00 to any person or any family, and is really a household necessity. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the reputation of selling goods cheaper than anyon) else, our prk'es will slill be as low, if not lower than ever before. We will be' amply repaid for the great expense wo will have by selling to our regular cuslo mors, and of enjoying the trade of scores of new ones. In order to get the right to distribute those, valuable books, we wero obliged to order enough to supply.'' one to every . family for miles around. Visit us at once, examine our stock and prices 11s wo have become con vinced you can do better with us than whore you are now trad ing, if not buying your goods at our store, 0 ependenc COAST iES. Tanima liiilldlii.s to Have Klevaturs The Diicwla Rank, (ilt.t.MTE QI AHKV NKAR SNOHOMISH. Sen Ion Mining Ci.-Ctmgarn I'leMlirul at llHtra, Tin Hui'ixlu hank litialneaa June 1. a ill la roaily lur Cuthluint't lanipln ara aiiiukcil aaltiion tliia Wttwm, pultliiK ii i Sanla ltuaa a ill have Imrlwcua and plt'iik on the Fourili of July. " Hmila C'rtu ntKi't a naw IntyHlO hulot to i cutnpliited by Noveiulr. It la autd thai trout (lliini'ia exiflli-nt rt now in the nmrlng Ih-Ht'liulin. The t'nimi racillc iKHtila art! iHiitoti- aliiiK (or more land in the vicinity of Ta coma. The now huiidinni la-Inn vrn'M In Taroma Uiia year ant prot idod a illi clo valora. Thoro aa frot at I'rineville a few i lilhla ano o aevere that it killed t ab ! bttt plmita. i The ritUenaof New waloom are mak-jthe j iiiK all the neit aaary arraniceincnta lor a arand wlt bration on the 4th of July, 1 ,1...... 1. Ul.. I...IU Pennine mat win ainnniiiuiuue uii , I . ., I . lariiint oceiui veaaela at the loweat Htltgtt o( lite tide, !,,',.,. , .. , ., more than phvsical power that makes a ; II, M. Ihirlingiime, alio died reejMitly bnmMi)." Ho aaveth Fred Carroll, at I'uKax ol t'hionir uleoralion of Ilia;" , aloiimt-h, was TO years old, and a w- j a'i led pioneer. , ' ' ... , , 1 I no t its county atia'ii inainH-tor onus thai the ! ol hw.p in tbiMiortbeaateni j ! part of that county, out ol a nine over;,,,,, lwiti . lmi,io,j head, sh:u,iki, ! The aranile taken from the quarry re cently ilim-ovored near Nnobominh City, will miIiU equal to marble, and is taken from the qnntry in iminenee slat weigh ing tons. Out of the handKonieat public build inga in Waahiuglon, is the new city ball at North Yakima. It ia a two-story brick and occupies a sightly place near (he railroad. A heavy water pie fell aixteen feet on Jack iK'tnpaey, a workman, at San Anlo, a few tluya ago, and hioke hi right leg and a rmt and all Ihe lame in the back of bis band. The Newton Mining Company, of Ta coma, bus laen IneoriKiraled w ith a cap ital stock of 10,000, by William tl. tloaa lyn, II. C. Newton, C. II. iHinniaon, II. 1.. Jenkins and I'. A. Thompson, The Uogud river valley will maintain its reputation as one of the lineal fruit growing localities of Southern Oregon, for, despite the frequent frosts of April there, will be an abundant yield. The extent to which mining is carried on in the vicinity of l'aco ia not gener ally known. Chinamen for some years have worked along the Columbia river bars during low water, with good reaulta. lhirlng a thuiiderHtorm, which was Homewbut violent on the lesChutes, near K. Barnes' hurao ranch, in Crook county, two marea, one of them Hie prowity of J, I'. Moore, was struck by lightning and killed. Steps have been taken to organise a World's Fair club, that the resources of Vaca valley may bo prowrly exhibited. Senator W. B. I'aiker, 1.. W. Buck, K. It. Tburlver and other prominent fruit men aio interested. Kugene Kkogland, a Swedo !W years old and n prominent dry giHMls dealer at Tacoms, committed atticide with a revol ver. Ho received a letter from a young lady In the eaat jilting him, , Ho came to 'i'acoma from tVatneka, 111, I'l-eMton II, Matlock, who received In juries in a runaway accident, at Colfax, resulting in hia death thirty-six hours later, was an old and highly respected citisen of Whitman county. At the time of Ids death he was 58 years old. Cougars are too plentiful to lie pleas ant in the vicinity of Ilwaco. Two la dies wero followed nearly a mile by a very largo cougar, on the Bear river road, and a (lav- or two later one was soon In the road between Ilwaco and the mill. ; While II. Brown, cashier at the Un ion l'acillc dock at Astoria, was riding a velocipede the tire 'came off. throwing him to tlio ground, spraining his loll wriBt and cutting a deep ganh in his right leg. j llowuVer he is able to be around." Evidence has lieen discovered that Frank Athens, the old man supposed to have perished in the snow in Crook county last spring, was murdered. A portion of his clothing was burned from his body, one arm was broken and the hand gone. His back also showed that it had been Injured, There is no clue to the murderer. Ole Torgesea, native of Norway, aged 40, fell dead while working at his bench in the Dayton furniture factory. He loaves two daughters, whom be brought from the old country about two years ago, and for whom he had saved up aboutf2f)00 in cash and notes. " Some of the new feats 'of Darby, the jumping wonder, are to stand on a brick one loot high and jump over seven chairs, a distance of 12ft. He jumped against his record at four standing lumps with weights the other dav, and heat it by a yard. He wouldn't allow the judges measure the jump. . . , ANT. IES, a copy of which vr e, Oregon. SPORTING rX0TEs7r Probable Postponcmcnl of the Duluth Regatta to Aug. 15. JOHN TKKMKIi OPK.VN A SEW IIOTKL i Baaa Ball, Kaol Karlaff, Jawping other Stmt. Mi rler Jaikaon in eat ill at the Spring, where be la likely to remain another week, . , : :t . Ja'k iteiniwey liaa left 1'ortland for New York, He will return in alwut nix month. Tha Roaton league team baa aipied piti ber Frit ken, ol the New York ilack-ett-Carhart team. It ia proimaed to nialrh Charley Tur ner, of Ktoekton, and Joe KIlinitH worth at the OeridunUl Club, in Han Franciaoo. Joe Acton and Tom Cannon are to wrealla before the Cilifomia Athlotic Club in a few weeka for a purae of tlKJO. At I'ittahuru. Pa., May 3, Kd Nikirk j beat Abe hmith in a quarter-mile foot j rat for a-iai aide. Nikirk won by 10 yania in 53 1 Mxmda. Kd Ilanlan and Oeorm Iioatner at leiided tli oainini, May 1, of John Teemer'a hoti-l, at MeKewioit, at which the loriner delivered an aililreaa. Hie (ierman bieyrlo chainnion. Au guat lhr, rerenlly httike hia arm iu a lancy riding exlulution. U'lir came over and won tha Knglisli t-tianipionahip laat year. A welt contented two-mile atruight' away eight-oared rare between the Har vard Varsity crew and the 'Ut claaa crow waa won by the former hy two length in about li)m. Kilter. Kdaard Ilanlan, the oarHtnan, think Duluth regatta may be poatponed from July 15 to Au. 15, in order to allow IthaAuNtlaliana, a number of whom be ; nan mvileit, to compieie it. "It ia not strength that ia required in heavv battlnu. It I the knack ol two inn the wrist and the swing of the body i I Urry Brooks, tlie famous sprinter of Yale, will prolialily wear the colore of i the Berkeley A, C. this season. Brooks i, ,1,. , i, ,ii.,.wi lm Mnvaar fur .he , ,.hammonahij run in 1HH2 The well-known athletic trainer and foot ball coach Frank F. Dole baa been euuaged to train the Columbia College learn for the Inter-collegiate meeting. He will also have charge of the Berkeley Athletic Club. " Senator Stanford's stable, in charge of Charles Marvin, and the Hu kok stable ha arrived at Terre Haute, Ind., from California. Suqva were made at Ogden and Council Blull's, owing to a slight in jury to one of the horses. The Church of ttt. Augustine, Brook lyn, offers a diamond badge to be voted to the most popular baseball player in Brooklyn. The badge contains sixteen diamonds. The contest is practically confined to John Ward and Will Terry. John Cameron, an old man aged 75 years, living at the reaidence of his daughter, Mrs. T. M. Smith, of Tacoma, fell down stairs and broke hia leg. The fracture was set, but the old gentleman proved too weak to stand the shock and died the next day. The great rifle contest, for the cham pionship of the State of I-oiiiniana, be tween the Olympic, Arnoults, Kndeavor, Fxiiectation, Southern and Claibourue Kilie Clubs, commenced Sunday, May 4, at New Orleans, la, continuing throughout the dav, and on each suc ceeding Sunday until completed. "Harry" Bethnne, the famous sprin ter, has none to England to claim his nhare of a fortune left by an uncle in Scotland who recently died. Ueorge Betliune, his brother, State geologist of Washimiton. is also an heir. "Harry" ss.vb that after receiving his inheritance he will never race again. The estate amounts to 175,000. A 100-yard race for a purse of $1000 took place at Logansport, Ind., between ..I...... i.l A u. il..! H nfiriiuur giving mo iimim w vimi, of Wisconsin, and a man named Jent, of Marion. Ind.. but who is said to be (lib bons, an English professional. St. Clair won easily, time lOsec. 2000ehangod hands on the result. Both men are sup posed to be "ringers." The Vienna Athletic Club claims to hi ve the strongest man in the world as one of its mem tiers, llerr Turk, at a meeting lately, before a large circle of sporting triendf, operated with a weight ol lii6ii kilogrammes, equal to a little more than Uati pounds. It was motioned that an English Sporting journal recently declared it imitossible for a man to raise such a weight over his head. A cablegram from London states that Slavin, the Australian pugilist, had challenged James J. Corbett to box un der t he auspices of the Pelican Club of lndoti for a purse of 1000 a side, with 1000 additional : contributed by the club. When Corbett was shown the dis patch be said to a Chronicle reporter, ''So Slavin wants a go with me, does he? Well, that's a good ileal of money, but 1 cannot meet nun for one year. My con tract with the Olympic Club Is such that I can accept no challenge until one year from now. So you see, that Bottles it." Steve Brodie, the "Police Gasette" aerial juniper, whose wonderful and dar ing feats at jumping bridges and water fulls has made his name famous, has gone to England to display his wonder ful fonts. Brodie holds the "Police Ga xette" champion medal which was pre dented to him by Bichard K. Fox as a testimonial of his bravery. It is under stood that Brodie, on hiJ arrival in Eng land, will make an attempt to jump from several of the highest bridges, and will also try to imitate Fred Cartll's feat of swimming tha English Channel from Dover to Frana. ill be presented FREE EASTERN NEWS. Chicago Stock Yard Coopers Retail to Work. COM'XBIA, TEXAS, UNDER WATER. TbewUra Thaaas Marriea".-Biaaarek la Vklt Eaftiaal Newfiiimdlers demand the expulsion of the French fishermen. - The Maryland Masonic centenary waa celebrated in Baltimore. The Chicago stockyard cooper have returned to work at the old scale. Biahon Boraeas was buried at Kala- masoo, Mich. The service were on a gran I scale. .,.',. ;..;.. The annual conference of the Young Men' Christian Workers ia in progress at Nashville, Tenn. Twenty thousand striker at Koubaix, France, have resumed work.- The strike ' is pnu-tu-ally ended. Columbia, Tex., with the exception of one street, is under water, and railroad traffic ia suspended. People at Budapest are starving be cause of the bakers' strike. The gov ernment is implored to end it. Assistant Post master-General Clarkson has announced his intention of leaving the postal service on July 1st, Edward Crawforn, wanted in New York for a $45,000 embeztlement, haa been captured in Central America. Reports received from the fruit belt of Michigan, state that the coming peach crop is practically a total wreck. Probably BUman-k will visit Marquis Londonderry in England upon invita tion. Herbert Bismarck has gone to England. .. ' '. Sara Bernhardt is ill. In the prison acene of "Jeanne V Arc" a splinter en tered her knee and dangerous inflamma tion set in. The Vienna newspaper announce the suspension of Hondus A Lang, bankers. Asaets, o.utw.uuu norms; hbihiihwi, 7,IXK,000 florins. . . For the first time In the history of London the lord mayor will make an official visit across the border Into Scot land Thursday, June 19. A contract was made by which tlio United States government ordnance works of Boston will be moved to East Chattanooga, Tenn., at once. President Carnot of France ha signed a decree completing the organisation of the general staff of the army and ap pointing General Mirabil chief of staff. Ennasror William's speech has pro duced a laid impression at St. Peters burg. It is regarded as having a war like signidi-ance beneath the pacific pro tests. ' : ' " The weddine of Miss Rose Fay and Theodore Thomas, the famous orchestra leader took place in Chicago, air. anil Mrs, Thomas will make their home in New York. Louis Martin, the priest unfrocked in Wiaconain hecuiiaa he married, haa dis appeared from MoTltreaI, where he has lately been, and is believed to have gone back to tlie cimrcn. The Railway Presidents held a meet ing in Chicago and accomplished little or nothing, owing to the Northwestern refusing to agree to toe propoeea pian km a division of the trallic. George Francis Train sailed from London for New York on the Etruria, Muv 11. expressing confidence in his ability to complete his trip to Tacoma in sixty or sixty-live days. Miss Mattie Mitchell, the daughter of Senator Mitchell of Oregon, haa tlie rep utation in Paris of being tlie most beau tiful American woman who has ever been seen in that city.. Fifty-two anarchists have been arrest ed at Barcelona, Spain. Documents seized at their residences reveal plans for destroying railways with dynamite and for setting fire to factories. A large quantity of war material has been shipped to the Portuguese colony Mossainedee, in Southern Africa, where the Portuguese, supported by the na tives, are having conflicts with nomads. A syndicate connected with the straw hoard U'ust is trying to secure control of all the straw wrapping paper mills of the country, and is said to have options on seventy-one of the eighty-Uiree concerns. Oliver W, Olson was killed at La CrosBe, Wis., by a blow in the neck by Bartender Dewey. Olson's refusal to pav 40 cents for a round of drinks waa the reason for the bartender striking him. The New York World publishes a long article nni'uortimi to contain an expose of extensive frauds in the construction of tlie new Croton aqueduct, lne worn: left undone and charged for is Btated to amount to $10,000,000. The London Chronicle's Berlin corres pondent says that Germany is not dis posed to relax the prohibition of Amer ican pork on tlie condition that the United States agrees to a concession in, regard to German imports. Rev. Joseph king, for twenty-one years nastor of the First Christian church of Allegheny City, is dead. He was a schoolmate ol Garfield in 1852-53, and was elected president of Hiram College in 1883, but declined to accept. As a Lehigh Valley switch engine waa drawing a train of freight cars into Buf falo. N. Y.. tha engine exploded. Instantp ly killing Engineer Pearl and Fireman O'Connor. The force of the explosion was terrific, being heard two miles away. . . , - The Iron Car Company, of Hunting- . ton, Pa., assigned on May lOtb, owing to inability to meet its matured paper. Its liabilities are estimated at $150,000 or $200,000! assets. $250,000.. A large., numbei of men will be thrown out of ainploynent.