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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1897)
5 fey. : i" f n M At '1 The Dalles Daily Gnponieie. - 1 The only Republican Daily Xeiupapei ri Huco Countu. E ASTERS OFFICE MO to 234 Temple Court, S. Y. Citj. E. KATZ. Agent. Clulibluc r.ate. Chronicle and Oregonian Chronicle and Examiner Chronicle and Tribune Chronicle and X. V. World $2 'Jo 2 'Jo 1 75 00 "WEDNESDAY JCXE 1G. 1S97 TWO PICTURES. Harney "Harnato. the great specula-' tor m African mines, has taken the suicide route out ot this world into the next. He was on the steamer . bound from Cape Town to England, j and brooding ovur bis losses, which , arc said to have been heavy, he jutniied overboard and was drowned. : His sister-in-law says: "He has lost loads and loads and loads of money laielv. no wonder he committed sui cide." She also says that his wealth j at the time of his death was & 15,- 000.000. J Poor fellow! When one considers' the wretched state of poverty to i which inordinate ambition and over-j weeninir desire had reduced htm. onei is forced to say. with bis sister in-1 law. "No wonder he committed sui cide." Had there been thirty or forty millions of dollars left of bis fortune, j he misbt, have manaaetl to rent a , flat and eke out an existence throusb a genteelly poor old age But with a beggarly $15,000,000. the idea was '; unendurable. He was in manv a bicj deal, but the biuirest thine he ever got iuto caused his death He wa magnificent in hi1 idea, even in 1 deaUi. for he used the whole Allan-1 1 j,: i .:,i. i His was a remarkable career. He I was an English .lew. and benan his money-making career with a trick donkey. He didn't even have the j lo..onrlf T-iltotiff. nf 1 r. 000 HOC) ' then, but he was undoubtedlv much happier than when lie had,ffor life held no charms for him when re- duced to poverty. At one time he was reported lo be worth j00.hmi'. 000, but values shrunk as they al ways shrink in such property. His wealth was on paper, fictinous values. His mining stocks contained only less water than surrounded him at death, and enough to drown not only he. but all his friends, in the ihian cial sea. Contrast his case with that of the stout-hearted old man who built Denver, who developed the mines of Colorado, until today they lead the world In the production of gold, and ' who, losing every dollar he had in . the world, is today cheerfully swing- ! ing his pick as a common laborer in i the very mines he once owned. i The pictures make a vivid con- j trast, and we confess to a decided preference for the stout-hearted old American who accepts poverty as he accepted riches, and who troini: to his work can say, a; Byron said Moore : "Here i a sish for those who love tne. And a Msh fur tho-e who hate; And whatever ikj s above me. Here s a heart for any fate.'' .SO SAY WE, ALL OF US. , " . . ihe forestry cranks of the Lastj aisnine that the only object in life! -A . I - I ! i. - -1 - l muai wuaiuni jojjie irnvu is 10 lie- to de strov the forests, ami thai this is es jiecially true of Oregonians. There never was a more serious mistake, Th f..t;v.s nf n-.nn u-nt ,1,, fnr ests protected just as much as the , people of llMton. They have Just j as much interest in them, and cer-l tainly as much pride. The differ- once is that the people of Oregon want the protection uirnisiieci without' prohibiting tlie use thereof. They believe in using the vast mountain ranges for the pasturage of stock, so long as no injury is done thereby. They believo that the hardy pros pector, who year after year has pa tiently and hopefully sought the alluring mine, should be allowed to locate it, whether it happen to be in thc forejtci!Ul montains of the; Cascades or the sage-covered hills of , Giant and Baker comities. They believe that the mountains whereon the forests grow can be used without j injuring the timber, and they pro- pose so to use them. Public senti ment on the coast is all in favor of : such use of the lands now embraced l within the forest reservations, and public sentiment is liable to become. i or lo be looked upon, as pretty good law. in cases where trrest are made for violating the statutes in such cases ma.le and provided. As for Oregonians destroying the forests, the Eastern people are not , acquainted with the Oregon fanner, We know some of them who have lived in the woods for twenty-five years, and have not yet mustered up courage enoush to destroy the tim-' ber on two acres around their cabin , doors. One of the first things congress should do is to open the reservations to prospectors, so that whatever is ; found of precious metals may be taken out of the earth and put in circulation. As it is. the person nitd- ing a mine within the limits of the reservations cannot get title tu it. Mr. Iluch Lee of Meriden, Con- necticiu, who was witu Lieutenant Peary on his expedition to the north pole neighborhood, thinks the most feasible way to get to that long sought point is to ride there on a bihe. He savs the ice is frozen as smooth a level as on the ponds ot our own country, and this is covered with haul packed snow that would bear a' wncei. me pian seem; an rigm. ai- t "a-5 providing .Mr. Lees premises r uurreui. nut mv .uv . vjiul-i Arutic exploiers all mention an open -I 1 .V ..1. k i : i t.i sea iiiu'. suui; intm uu, wi iuuu , 1 ft tlllt W W ft- W ft-A ft J k UftHl broken ice that made traveling over dinicnlt. and almost impossible. I entb' explorers 5VOrld, Or either the other Arctic have been fooling the Lee is runnine a cold bluff. ATARRH local'sdisease ar.d Is the result of colds and suiti3n c. ritic ehangss. 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