THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1892.
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THE DUTY OF AMERICANS.
; . Now that the dreaded scourge of chol
era seems to have been pretty well wiped
out in these United States, after a costly
but intelligent battle with greed, ignor
ance and superstition, it is well to turn
the minds of the people to the sources
of the pest, and the proper moans of
future preventiou. Consider the fact
that up to the very last moment, yester
day at noon, pest ridden shipscontinued
to arive in New York, daily' almost, in
' spite of the President, Governor Flower,
' Health officer Jenkins, and the protests
of 60,000,000 people.
Where rests the blame for this mena
cing scourge? Possibly it dates far back, j
even to the first emigrant ship that
brought to the United States those who
could no longer find a home in other
lands. Americans proudly boasted of
having a free country, where'all nation
alities could find a Jjome-; and in our de
Eire to relieve the distressed of other
nations, we have allowed them to grimly
shadow our shores with pestilence and
death, saying nothing of other dangers
inherited by this American idea of asy
lum.. . A Washington corresponuent
The first cholera-infected steamer to
arrive in New YorE was a vessel of the
Hamburg-American line. The disease
broke out on the steamer when she was
but forty-eight hours onp to sea. But
her officers kept her headed etraight for
a land free from all taint of the plague.
Since then other vessels of the same
line have brought contagion to Ameri
can shores. In all probability the five
cases in New York are traceable to thes6
steamers.
Other lines have sent infected boats,
but other lines have "been' prompt in
taking precautions. The Hamburg
American comDanv has manifested a
majestic indifference to the safety of our
people and to the demands of decency.
Still their pest-laden vessels come to us.
Another ship, the Bohemia, arrived on
Sunday, with four cases, from Europe.
As this vessel was found to be infected,
why are the authorities not perfectly
justified in turning her prow about and
sending her back whence she came?
From greed, indifference or sheer wil
fulness, the Hamburg-American com
pany is apparently willing to curse this
country with a pest. : There can be no
law compelling us to sit quietly by and
submit to an outrage as heinous as this.
It is said that the Boston Transcript
devoted but four lines to an account of
the fight between Sullivan and" Corbett,
the Advertiser but seven, other papers
making only a casual reference to the
affair. These papers must feel terribly
rebuked if they SHould chance to see the
Oregonian, " " which for some days
devoted about one-half of its reading
columns to details concerning the two
fighters. The Boston journals may be
consoled, however, for an apparent lack
of enterprise by the thought that no
false account of the condition of the con
testants had appeared in their columns,
and the consequent assurance that if
their readers had bet on the wrong man
they had not been led to do so by mis
representations on the part of their
journals. -
Stock Holders Meeting:.
The, regular annual meeting of the
stock holders of The Chronicle Pub
lishing Companjrwill be held in the hall r
over The Chronicle office of 8 p. m.,
October 14th, 1892. Directors for the
ensuing year will be elected, and such
other business as mav properly come
before said meeting will be transacted
thereat. V. G. Bolton-, secretarv.
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Annie Wright Seminary,
; Boarding and Day School for Girls.
SKI B B E f HOTEL-,
OF". L. SKZBBB, Propr.
It is interesting to look at the condi-
tinn flnrl fpnrlpnrv nf t.hfi TOflcft-wnrlcftr.
as they appear from the angle of vision
of the greatest of capitalists. For this
reason the utterance of Baron Roths
child upon the subject of labor is inter
esting: "I do not believe in the so
called labor movement," Baron Roths
child saj-s. "Only the idle good-for-nothings
desire the eight-hour day."
He brands as "rubbish" the talk that
there is "danger in so much capital be
ing in the hands of a few men." En-
It looks as though a mess would be
made of the capitol dome yet. It seems
doomed to further delay on account of
the non-arrival of the immense steel
girder which is to surmount the eight
columns and support the brick work.
It was made in Cleveland, O., but from
some unknown cause has failed to reach
Salem, and the iron men have been laid
off until it comes. This not only prac
tically stops the iron work, but will
also delay the brick maeCbs. The heat
ing arrangements are progressing satis
factorily, and the work of remodeling
the hall of representatives is going along
nicelv. -
1 1 "i T-rri rr nrrn tliia I.irfoi' nriafia nf'fVin
says: . . j ""&'" .
It is theuty of every good American ; subject, he undertakes to explain why
citizen to see that this subject is one of j it is that the concentration of capital is
immediate consideration. .Let the vot- not detrimental to t he general welfare.
"Some men are richer, others are poor
I er, but tomorrow this is all changed,"
I he says. "Apart from unhappy excep
tion?, which seem to be unavoidable,
i
eaoh shares in the capital according to,
j bin intelligence, integrity and the work
accomplished."
ers give congress to understand that this
country has had enough emigration.
Every "year thousands of the poorest,
and frequently .thi mostabandoned, class
of foreigners are landed at our ports in
the most deplorable poverty and wretch
edness. They swarm into our cities,
swelling the masses of the poor, and In
creasing the misery which has gradually
grown oeyonu the aid oi American char- j r-
itv, as noble and as widespread as it may ; In Seattle on Mondav last Rep. Wit
be. "We have had enough of iinmiga- Rnn ,lfli,itPfl t. t.lm dianafrnna pffnra I
&;!hi!'! that would have followed the Stewart
science of government. It has decreased
Another stirring up of. the Searles
Hopkins will case is promised. Lowell
Mason Maxham has sued Edward F.
Searles for $26,577, for services in look
ing after witnesses ' in the will case,
"and particularly one George AVilJiams,
otherwise George Wilson, otherwise
called Dearborn." It is understood
Maxham's work was to keep Williams
away- from Massachusetts during the
hearing of the probate will. ' Maxham
worked with Searles in the upholstery
business twenty-five years ago and the
acquaintance has been kept up since. -
plinth Year begins Sept. .Sth 1892,
For Admission, Apply to the Principal .
Mrs. Sarah K. White,
Annie Wright -Seminary.
TACOIIA. - - .. WASH.
St Mary V Academy,
THE DALLES, WASCO CO., OR.
SCHOOL for youiiir Indies, mder the
direction of the fcisters of the Holy
tunics oi ju&us anu xuury.
Board and tuition, per term, In advance. .
Entrance fee (to be paid but once)
Drawing and painting, per terra
Music, per term . . .
Bed and bedding
? i0 00
5 00
8 00
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silver bill, which would have resulted
in the immediate contraction of the!
wages, increased crime, and noodea the
country with a nou-seit-supporting currencv bv $100,000,000. the amount of ! 6 " T " ' .f. 7
element that breeds anarchv and revo- .. r.' . ... , . , portions yes await ine aav
il.tinn I T III .111 n miOl DtO mar j ' .... I ntAn. ..n n n amah
, .... , ! LUC BkUUV tldgS IKTVCi
ucrcii i ueucu mtu luc Licaaurv iu secure . .- . t , t 'a
. . , , - 1 miner e pick nor the hunter s rifle,
exchange in gold. Meantime the treas- ;
ury would have started to coin the $100,t
000;000 of silver in its vaults, and ns the
mint capacity was only $2,500,000 a
month, it would have been two years
before the- government Would need to
of
which would have to shut down
lution. Jt is all a .mistake that "emi
gration can not be stopped, that it is
beneficial," as is claimed by those who
favor it. Thesteamship companies have
reaped millions from their emigrants.
Let congress pass a law making it a
penitentiary offense for the President
and every official of the companies, and
for the clip tain and officers of every ship,
a1o1 a tifuaiorra nncDnnnarAii sm OAOofli
and t.h nmhlaTr, will vanish. Our own ! purchase silver from the mines, most
poor are to be aided, and just so long as i
immigration continues they will have loi
divide labor, and this division is beyond j The Voice, which is the chief organ of
numerical calculation. At a gathering ! the one-idea partisan, pronounces Pres
of distinguished scholars an American I ;,,f tT..i. .-j
was boasting of our universal prosperitv. 'de"t Harrison a fnend of the rum traf
TliP. itp.h. historian frivi rAmorUi i he because he was the recipient of a keg
"That is because 3-ou have Hot so many! of Scotch whiskv, sent over bvanAmer-i Columbia river
Speaking of the wonderful storehouse
of wealth - that' the Cascade mountains
' are, the (jraphjc saysi Within this
mighty range is found a magnificent
lumber belt, un equaled in any other
portion of the United States. The foot
bills are underlaid with immense veins
of coals and vast deposits of iron. Fur
ther back, where the great peaks rear
their lofty hights, are rich mines of
gold and silver, copper and lead. - Many
ent of man,
echoed the
Telepraphy, Stenography and Typewriting ex
tra. nam ana Ornamental Needlework, licr-
man and French languages taught free. - For
lurtner particulars nsares
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CUMMOXS. In the Circuit Court of the State
kj oi Oregon lor uusco county.
Martha Collier, 1'lalntiff, vs. v. B. Collier, de
fendant. To !!'. B. Collier, (he abovt-naiual defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are
here iequired to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the above-entitled
suit, on or before the tirist day of the next egular
term of theabove-cn itled court: and if vou fail
to so answor, for want thereof, the plaintiff ' wil
apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her
complaint, to-wit: The djsaolutl n of the
bonds of matrimony now existing between you
and pluintii?" and the -rustody of the younger
child of plain '.if!' and defendant, and for such
other relief s may be meet with equity.
This sunimous is seryed upon vou ' ypubliea
tiou thereof by order of the Hon. W, L. Brad
shaw, judge of said Circuit Court, datod at
chambers on the '."2d dav of August, lwe.
MAYS, IIU.XTIMiTOM WILSON.
8.20v7thW Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Colfax Commoner says an open
river to the sea is not agitated in east
era Washington from any love the peo
ple of that section have for Portland.
! Their only object is to secure water com
j petition to seaboard so that all the rail
roads in the state shall be compelled
by reason of this competition to charge
reasonable rates of freight to and from
all the coast cities. You don't have to
go to Portland. Portland is not on the
nor within ten miles of
5nss.ll Fn'clioii
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people there; just wait a while.
Following up The Ciikoxicle line of
argument, that there is no place like
the Oregon Inland Empire, Hon. A. X.
Hamilton, of La Grande, now in Port
land, says: "The fruit crop on the
Snake river and through Baker county
is immense. The vield is heavier than
it has been .for years, and the quality is j
the very beet. No California peaches'
can compare with the peaches we liave '
this year. The grapes also are very
fine, some bunches weighing from two i
and a quarter to four pounds. I have
shipped 5.000 boxes of fruit this year I
i ican friend abroad. Intolerance might j lf- - '
go a step further by denouncing the dy- i , '
ing mistress of the White house for pro- f A new variety of wheat, the grains of
longing her life by taking some of this ! which are almost twice as large as the
whisky against the ravages -of tubercu-j ordinary kernels, and which has -pro-losis.
. j duced fifty -one bushels to the acre, has
: been grown this season near Moscow.
j A company has offered the sum of
1 $40,000 to Klocjcmann and his partners
for their mining claim in the Priest i
Lake country. A shaft has been sunk
on the claim ten feet, and shows $15,000 i
worth of ore in sight. The owners have '
refused the offer. !
County Assessors Notice.
Congressman Wilson is talking to im-
' mense anmencpn in esfftrn Wnfihinc-
and am still gathering. Most of the j ton, and Senator Allen has been heard
fruit is shipped to Idaho, Montana and j from a crushing speech at Spokane,
Colorado. The hay crop is also very ' so that the onmnnio.,, in Woshincrfon na
heavy, and cattle are looking fine and j wen as Idaho, can no longer be said to
mi,, .in biiuit, raxer anu union coun- ; jje
ties will have no reason to complain
t.htta v ( 1 '1 r na 1 1 1 n civiita )tnio lmnn ... ...
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tionally good. Threshing in the Grande ;
iconde valley is nearly finished, and
larmers are satisfied with their returns. Cleveland. In the west nretended
painiuiiy oppressive
! its singular silence.
on account of
Office of the Wasco County Assessor, The
Dalles, Sept. 9th, 1S92.
To the taxpayers of Wasco countv'
I Xotice is hereby given that the Board of
: equalization for Wasco county will at-
i tend at the office of the County Clerk of
: said county on Monday the 10th day of
October, 1892, for the purpose of examin
I ing and correcting the assessment roll of
said county for the year 1892.
J. E. Bahxett,
Assessor, Wasco Co
To stamp out the free coinage move-
j ment Carl Schurz urges the election of '
Saved Bis Child's Lire.
to the acre."
vote for Cleveland in order that bimet- ;
' aliem mav be restored.
A. X. Dilferbough, York, Neb., says:
"The other day I came home and found
mi' III iTa linv rliwrn wrll-K nhrlra niArhna
The wheat has averaged thirty bushels ! friends of silver are asking the people to i my wife scared, not knowing what to do!
i went Etraigntway ana gos a zo cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Di'arrhiea Remedy, and gave it ac-
: ' ' - cording to directions. You never saw
Mr. Gladstone has found time to eulo- such a change in a child. His limbsand
gize the bicycle, and the wheel-makers j bod' were cold- 1 rubbed his limbs and
are mad about it. They fear that all '. wi-th tmy hndf , and after I had
, , n ' . .. given him the second dose he went to
uC ju.,s m. v, nu uvo ran i miiig j Beep, and, as my wile says, "Irom a
the "bike" will get off and walk rather death-bed. he was up play ing in three
than appearing to agree with Gladstone j hours." It saved me a "doctor bill of
inanvthintr about three dollars, and what is better,
t,. - , , u . , , . ' ,. i with a clear conscience." For sale by
Referring to the wholesale naturaliza- R,aklv t Honsrhton. drnist9. .
In Washington they have an outrage- j
ous law for the collection of taxes,' seem- j
ingly enacted for the benefit of a special
class. The law concerns delinquent
taxpayeis. Papers have been served on
parties in Walla Walla for taxes in
Whitman county, one case the taxes
delinquent were only $2.20, while the !
attorney's fees as allowed by the law
vcrc iv. a.n every case there is an : tion of aliens for
attorney's fee of at least $10, no matter ! n,: ,,w ...
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In Snnfca Afnnrlnv ;' c.. ! liave thoroughly mastered the surnames
f r - j ucuabui ;
Allen made a rineiner speech to an im
i of at least two presidential candidates.
mense and enthusiastic audience. -His
arguments were convincing, and he im
pressively proved that the state of
Washington should prove true to the
party that brought it into the union
He was followed by Col. Winston.
A New York dispatch gives the follow
ing figures of the visible supply of grain :
Wheat, 41,369,000, increase . 2,653,000;
corn, 9,795,000, increase 74,000; oats
6,019,000, increase G04.000 ; rye, 070,000,
increase 79,000; barley, 430,000, incretfse
105,000.'-
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By an. oversight which may yet be
rectified, not a single calamity orator
has thought of denouncing Christopher
Columbus for discovering this new
world of woe.
"Mr. Cleveland," says a republican
paper, "admits that he cannot carry his
own state." No doubt some democratic
friend will in turn confide this admis
sion to Mr. Cleveland. , ' . -
Even the coffin-makers, assembled at
Chicago, urged the necessity of keeping
choJcraogt of America. - .
I A Traveling Man's Experience With
Ilarr!iaa.
I am a traveling man and have- been
afflicted with what is called chronic diar
rhioa for some ten years. Last fall I was
in Western Pennsylvania, and accident
ally was introduced to Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed-.
I ventured to make a trial and was
wonderfully relieved.. I would like now
to introduce it among my friends. H.
M. Lewis, 24 Freeman street, Cleveland,
Ulno. tor sale by iilakely Houghton,
druggists.
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