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Medpvrd, Friday, June 6. 1902
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ruwwi in the Pesimoe at Modtoni.
FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
In the senate Qalliager of Now Hamp
shire offored a resolution providing (hat
tha jodioiarr committee of the sonate
ahoatd make an iuvestlgatiou iuto. the
' rabjeot ot lynching in tha United
State a, with the Tiaw to ascertaining if
there ia any remedy for them. Daring
th last tea years, ha said, 8,858 lynoh
inga bad ooonrred in the United States.
He, said that tha whole wretched bust
Bess was a disgrace .to American man
hood. The resolutionafter some dia
onsaioa, went over. Tha Philippine bill
was then taken up. 1
Jn the honae the conferenoa report on
the, agrioolt oral bill wm agreed to.
f Taeeday.
In tha senate Patterson, of Colorado
spoke ia opposition to tha administra
tion's polloy in the Philippines.
' Te house passed tha Shattno imml
gratis MIL An amendment to tha bill,
offered by Bowsrsook ot Kansas to pro
hibit tha sale of laWiioeting liquors at
iaualgraat stations, waa carried. An
aaieadaaeat, offered by Laadia of In
diana, prohibiting the sale of intoxioanti
ia tha oapltol, waa also oarried. Xhs
Mil brings together into one not all tha
scattered legislation heretofore anaoted
in. regard to tha immigraMoa of aliens
iato the Uuited Slates. .
... t Weear,
TAa agreement was, reached ja tha
Mate by which a flaal vote on-tha
pending nuuppias forarnmant bill ana
all amendments will be taken on Tues
day. ....
The house debated tha bill to inorsass
tha .subsidiary coinage by coining tha
silver bullion in tha treasury and to re
coin standard silver dollars as ths publio
necessities may require.' Ths limit of
subsidiary coinage is now 1100,000.000.
Tha bill increases this to an indefinite
amount, in the discretion ot the secre
tary of the treasury. The bill was op
posed by the Democrats, who said it was
only a stop in the direction of the com
plete striking down of the silver dollar.
Thandaj.
In the senate Mornn of Alabama de
livered a long speecn, in wnicn be sup-
pw tne main ins rniuppine Dill aa
presented by the oommittee. He said ;
it looked toward peace and a. just and
peaceful government in the islands, j
Clay of Georgia opposed the pending
ineasure in a carefully prepared speech. I
The house passed the bill to increase'
U KIJ: " j. ; .. ,
ferenoe reports on tha omnibus pnblio
building and fortifications appropria
. tion bills were adopted a id the house
adjourned until Monday.
Satnrdwj.
Tw. U - M TI.
Wnvuu. ISWUaiu
" occupied nearly five hours in conclud
ing his speech began the previous day
on the Philippine government bill. He
had not at any time been in favor of
permanent dominion 0Ter the philip,
pines, but neither had he been in favor
of the Uuited States running away like
a coward and abandoning the islands
"to tyranny, anarchy and chaos. " Car
mack of Teuuessee, interrupting Lodge,
said soldiers in the Philippines had been
iustrncted to make false statements.
Hia- remark was greeted with hisses
from the gallery, but this mark of disapprobation-was
promptly suppressed by
mo cuuir.
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laare Raatl.
In St. Nicholas Cleveland Moffott
gives sn account of the breaking of
a reoord in running n train. The
last stage of the journey found the
officials behind the schedule tune,
But it waa made up -by a quirt man
named Tunker. Still, in spite -t
these brave efforts, they pulled out
of Krie IS minutes late, aiul started
on the last relay with gloomy fsceis.
It was 8 miles to Buffalo, the end
ot the race, and they must be there
by 11:11 to win, which called tor an
average apesd of over . 70 miles an
hour, including slow-downs. No train
in, tha. world had. ever approached
such an average, and, their own rac
ing average since leaving Chicago was
much below it. So what hope was
there?
There waa hope in a tall, sparely
built msn named Bill Ttmkey, about
whom nobody knew much except that
he was a rood engineer who ran
rather clumsy ten-wheel locomotive
not considered very desirable in
race. All the other iocomotivea Tied
been eight-whoelere. Still, the new
engine had one advantage: She car
ried water enough in bar-' tank for
the whole run, and need not slow
up to refill, aa tha others had dona,
She had another advantage: That
ahs oarried Tunkey, one of these men
who riee up in sudden emergencies
and do things, whsther they are pos
sible or not. It was not posslbls,
everybody vowed, to reach Buffalo
Creek by 11:11. "All right." saM Tun
key, quietly, and then
Within 40 rods of the start he had
his engine going 30 miles an hour, and
ha pressed her harder and harder un
til 11 miles out of Brie she struck
an 80-mile pace, and held it aa far aa
Brockton, whsn shs put forth all her
strength, end did a burst of five milea
in 34 minutes, one of these miles
t the rate of M miles an hour, as
the watches showed. "And I never
want any more of that in mine,'
the superintendent.
' said
The next town wss Dunkirk, where
a local ordinance put a ten-mile, limit
on the speed of trains. Tunksy
smiled as they roarsd past the sta
tion at more than 80. A crowd lined
the tracks here, for the telegraph had
carried ahead the news of a hair-raising
run. That crowd wee only a blur
to staling, frightened eyes at the car.
windows. The officials were begin
ning to realize wliat kind of an engi
neer they had ahead this time.
Wbissses!' How thev did run! Wahr!
Wahr! barked the little bridges, end
were left behiud! H-o-o-o! bellowed
a tunnel.
And rip, whirrr! as they
around a double-reverse
lammed
curTe with B rieiou, that made
the bolts rattle in the last car. Men
put their mollths to otb
and tried to sav thst perhaps Mr.
Tunk(y Kaa tti . little 0Ter.
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" "-" R Ullll WIT.
Tunkey had the bit in his teeth no
and tvaa running the race alone.
At ll:un they swept past Silver
Creek with 1!9 miles to go and 25 min
utes to make it in. Hurrah! They
had made up lime en-uugh to save
them!
At 11:20 they passed Lake View.
"Twelve miles more, n nil II min
utes," yelled somebody, miring? his
nat.
..Tobogglin.side thf way .,
jelled
easy.
somebody else.
"tWII do it
Hooraj ! '
They passed Athol Springs nt 11:24,
all mad with excitement. They had
seven minutes for eiifht miles, and
were cheering alreadj'.
"We'll make it with half a minute
to spare," said the only man in the
i-'rivate car who was reasonably cool,
u'e was four second out of the way,
for they cruised the line 26 seconds
oeiore n;ji, ami won the race by lej,s
fiian half a minute, bealinp the New
Vork Central's record per mile on the
whole run by the fraction of a sec
ond, and beating the whole world's
record in the last relay by several
minutes, the figures standing Tun
key's figures 80 miles from Erie to
ituffalo in 70 minutes and 46 seconds,
or an average speed of 72.91 miles an
hour. '
"Do?" said the official. "What did
we do? Why, we we " He paused
helplessly, and then added, with a
smile: "Well, if you'll excuse the
slang, we didn't do a thing to Tun
key!" Deafness.
It Is an odd fact about many per
sons slightly deaf that, amid noisy
surroundings, they hear much better
than those whose hearing is acute.
They will gratp the slightest whisper,
for instance, in the rumble of a move
ing train, whereas in a quiet drawing
room a shout is senrrriv audible to
them. It is well to keep thi.v fact in
mind. A man ignorant of :t wjis going
to New York one day recently with
his wife and his deaf mother-in-isw.
He est beside the latter, and, OS the
train rolled along be leaned forward
and said to his better half: "There's
one thing admirable at least about
your mother, when a-hr travels. Then,
and only then, she loosens up. I guess
she's going to spend a good-ized
bunch of money on this trip, for I
just had a look into her pocketbook,
and she's got a roll there as big as a
horse collar." "Hush up," said the
wife, laughing; "she might hear you."
"Oh, no fear of that," the man re
joined. But the mother-in-law, con
trary to her usual habit, did not spend
a cent on the New York trip, and the
entire expense felj on the young hus
band. Detroit Free Press.
Knpty Handed,
Royal Servant Your majesty, there
is another creditor without. -
Sultan of Turkey Tell him to go
jritaout Ohio Stats Journal.
NEWS OFTlfE WORM).
MAPPENINQ3 OF THI
past;; rw
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS,
tmane Mm rulla the U f Wu Ting
;; omcUl Corruptlun la HI. Louis.
Men Killed bj Kleihant--Uories
to He SnperMdod by AuluuioblleK,
Whilo the United Stntos orulsor Al
bany was nt Naples !lvo members of her
crow deserted, nud tlio.Amoriouu oousul
there has offered a reward for their ap
prehension. At a sale of the Banlini collection in
Loudou J. Pierpont Morgau bought a
brou se statuette of Hercules, 18 iuohes
high, attributed to the Italiou sculptor
Polaiuolo, for 130,000.
Tha management ot the Harrliunn
l ues is perfootiiig pltius by which it is ex
peotod 100,000 colonists will be brought
from, tbe east iuto Washiugtou aud Ore
gon withiu the next two years, says a
Chicago dispntah. The snm of f 100,000
has been appropriated to carry ou the
work, which will be ou a scale hitherto
nuattempted.
Santos-Duniont, the aeronaut, who tu
tended to give exhibitions with his air
ship at the Crystal Palace, London,
arrived in- that oily from Paris aud
fonnd that his balloon a few hours lire.
vlously had been cnt to pieces, com
pletely destroying one-third of it. Tbe
catting was done with knives, and large
rings ot the silk covering were removed.
It will be several weeks before a new
cover can be made.
James Greenway, one of the famous
family of athletes whoa careers at Yale
university have been closely associated
with many baseball, football aud track
victories, was married to Miss Lander
of Pittsburg. The wedding took place
at the home of the bride, who is a nisoa
of Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie 'a gift to
"is - wide was 1,009,000. The bride
groom recently graduated ia medicine.
A two-year-old Indian tiger waa killed
in a tight with horses oa a circus train
wnue on the way from Goshen to
Poogukeepsie. The tiger escaped from
its wagon while the train was in motion
aud crawled into a oar containing SO
dratt bones. A fierce battle enaaed.
the horses plunging and kicking at the
savage intruder. When the train ar
rived at Pooghkeepsie the tiger was
fonnd dead and mangled under the hoofs
of one of the horses. Six of the horses
were badly soratohed and bitten.
The St. Louis April grand jury has
returned indictments against Fred W,
Zeigenheiu, son and ex-secretary of for
mer Mayor Z3igenhein: ex-soeaker of
the house of delegates Charles F. Kelly,
Councilman Louis Scbnell and Delegate
Charles L. Geragbty. The report of the
grand jury says that "in no place in the
worm aud at no time known to history
nas so much official corruption been un
covered aud the evidence shown so that
all conld seo and understand." A for
mer collector of the city of St. Louis,
who was afterward mayor, received
interest on pnblic funds for his r "ivate
account. The sum so received exceeded
$13,000, which, with interest to date.
wonld amount to about (30,000.
About half of the' "gems" in the re
Kalia to be nsed at tbe coronation of
Kuglaud's sovereigu have been discov
ered to be spurious, says a London dis
patch. Klug Edwurd refuses to be
crowned with paste jewels, aud 1- s or
dered that real stones be Dot iu the
place of the imitation oues. It is said
that Queen Victoria's two immediate
predecessors, William IV and George
IV, resorted to the expedietit of selliug
or pawning the crown jewels when they
found themselves in need of niouey.
Wu Tius Fang, the Chinese minister
to the United States, delivered the ora
liou at the Georgia Military college com
mencement, anil in the afteruooii, while
visiting the scute insane asylum, had
the mortification of having his queue
pulled vigorously, says n Milledgeville
disputcli. An iusnue man was sei.ed
with a violent mania at the sight of the
visitiuu; personage. He jumped upon
tbe diplomat and seized hisqueue, which
was pulled and twisted with great force.
Minister Wu struggled, and cried oui
with pain. The crazy mau was over
powered in a few momenta by attend
ants. The minister (l:d, jnmpd into
bis carriage and ordered his coachman
to drive him to bis hotel.
"Tops," a female elephant of the
Forepaagh & Sells cirens, killed Joseph
Biuut of Fort W.iyne. Ind., at the show
grounds in Brooklyn. It is customary
for the elephants to put out their truuks
as the koepers make their first rounds in
the morning to "shako hnuds." When
"Tops" proffered her truuk Blunt car
ried a beer glass and shoved it nt the
animal. The act offended the great
beast, and in an instuut she seized the
mau with her trunk, hnrled him vio
lently to the grouud, aud kneeling ou
hi in crushed out his life.
Thomas A. Edison declares that in six
or suveu years horses will, have disap
peared from the streets as beasts oi
burden and automobiles become bo ohoup
as to be within tlio reucli of all who re
quire vehicles. He says this revolution
will be brought about by a storug,! elec
tric battery which he has invented. Ii
will run au automobile over ordiuarv
rouds 100 miles without recliargiiiK.
Mr. Edlsou says that the cose of liiaiu
tenauoe will come far below the cost ol
keeping a horse.
' Immigration is now nt the higliesi
point in the history of the country, um.
tho average of the class of poople coin
ing is regardod by some of the ofllciul.
as the lowest, says a New York dis
patch. The immigration for the mouth
of May has tiie record-breaking total ol
88,550. The bnlk of tho immigrants aru
from southern aud southeastern Europe.
Immigration from Ireland, Germany,
Norway, Sweden and Denmark hus
fallen off greatly. Seventy per cent of
the immigrants now coining iu are from
Italy, Bouria and A ustro-Hungary.
Most of them are n on. producers.
. . , . CMIMJ9 AritT AfJfjlOKfiTS.
Barry Hloka,. en aeronaut, was killed
at Kingston Polut, a New Vork summer
resort, by a fall from ' parachute. Ho
struck head first ou sand bar iu tbe
river....- ' -
Ned 0. Graves, a miliar, who served
in tho Utah artillery in the' war tu
the Philippines, shot and killed his wife
at suit Lake and then shot himself,
dying in two hours. From nil the fuels
ohtiiiiinblo jealousy suetiiH to invo in
spired the tiued,
diss Dnmroii, sou ot Judge Diuiirou
ot Sun Uorimrdiiio, Uul shot and killed
his wife In tho piirlur ot the Hotel Vic
tor at Dourer, uud thou find n bullui
inn- his owu brain, He died lustitiitly
It nppoars that D.immu was uddiutud to
the use ot morphine, ami for a year p is
hud been verging ou insanity, O.i tills
account his wife had left him. lie Im
plored her to return to him, hut she re
fused, and tho shooting followed Dun
rou and his wile wore circus performer,
and had boon giving streot shows to aid
In advertising a p,itnii m-'llu no.
Tom Hurloss, n farmer, who i v isneiii
Berkeley, Ala., was outing diuuor at u
spring, when he was confronted by two
men with pistols. They robbed him of
ft and then backed him against u tree.
Folds of flush on ouch side were pu le
out and nailed to tho tree, aud his luud
were stretohed above his head aud
treated likewise. Iu this cmiditlou lb
man remainsd until dark, wheu he was
resoaed by a farmaaud.
Bead II In Ills Newspaper.
George Schub, a well known German
nitlson ot New Lebanon, Ohio, Is a con
ant reader ot the Dayton Volkiuritunir.
He knows that this paper alms to ad
vcrtise only tbe beat In its columns.
sou wnen ne saw unamuerialn a Pain
Balm advertised therein for lama back.
be did not heaitato in buying a bottle
of it for his wife, who for eight weeks
Qsn lunered -witb the most terrible
pains In ber back and could get no re
ilef. He save: "After uslmr (h P.in
Balm tor a few days my wits' said to
me, -jl leet aa tnougn born anew,' sad
before using the entire coatunM"ot 'the
oottle tbe unbearable pain had entirely
vanish d and she could again take up
lor uuusvauiu autiee. . ne is very
ihaokful and hones that all uff.,rtno
likewise will hear of her wonderful re
covery. This valuable llnimoot is for
-ale Uy utiss. Strang, druggist.
WASHINGTON NOTES-
Under the general order of Hay, 1001,
the total streugth of the United States
army was nxea at 77,287 men. A re
cent order reduces this figure to 60,497
a reduction ot 10,790.
Secretary Root's report on army trans
port repairs shows that the total amount
paid for the repair of transports sinoe
tbe purchase thereof is $9,938,001. These
repairs were made at New York, San
Frnucisco, Seattle, Honolulu aud Ma
nila. President Roosevelt, at the Memorial
day celebration, delivered an eloquent
address at the nation's great oemetorv
ou the Virginia hills, just across the
Potomac After paying a tribute to the
veterans who fought for the preserva
tion of tbe union, he defended the army
in the Philippines from tho charges of
cruelty that had been made. He said
the cruelties had been wholly elocu
tional, aud that they afford far loss
justification for general condemnation
of our army than lynchlnKs afford for
tbe coudemuatiou of the cominuuities in
which they have taken place. "Tbe
men who fail to condemn these lynch-
iugs, and yet clamor abont what has
been duue iu the Philippines," said tho
prosidoiir, "are indeed negleoting tho
beam in their own eye while taunting
their brother abont tbe mote in his."
Every effort, ho said, is being made to
mitiiiliiRe tho ohances of cruelty occur
ring.
Mrs. U. S. Grant has purchased Hhe
flue lemon frrove at La Mesa, in San
Diego connfy, Oal., known ns the Look-
nut ranch, for 120,000. It is regarded as
uio of the best ranch properties in the
unity, and was ownod by A. S. Grow
r of Spokane.
STOPS PAIN
Atbonfl, Teun.. Jan. 27, 1901.
Ever (nee tho ft rut anDOftranc of inv
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itutfertxl with irruat pain In my hlpfl,
buck, Htoirtach anil Ugn, with terrible
bearing' down pUi In the abdomen.
During thi jtoni. nioutli I bve been
taking Vifip of L'ordui and Tbedford'fl
Black-Drau 'If, and J nnwd the month
ly p'rHo'l without paitt for rhe flrat time
hi ycifa. N'ANMia Datu.
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there are women in thousands of homes
to-day who ara bearing those terrible
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bearing down pains. Wine of Cardul
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V ' Meaohrt teefca toaa'asl Taaiv. -
Kara W MafrMutaa.r. aWtiaH of
erihweasava aid f aUafciguu univer
sities, chief ef Ika waaskar bureau uudsr
(Jltvskand, fi-presldsut of the Washing
ton state nnlvsrilty, au authority, ou
astronomy, meteorology and ufnteoritos,
aud the master ot several languages, is
at. a cheap lodgluR-houxe Iu Chicago
looklug for manual labor, says a Chicago
dispatch. 11 suys tho universities do
not wuut a mutt over AO, mid, in fact,
nobody uppoura to wnui u iuiiu over thin
tige, but yet ho Is clieurful, i
, Au eluutlou iu Winililiigtnu threw lilin
out of office, and he went to work In u
lumber camp, lie Injured his health In
tho forost uud was In a hiwnltul. After-
ward ha worked iu ashlpyurit. Then a
beuin fell ou him nud he went buck to
the hospital, lie does not diiuk, nud,
from motives of oootiomy, lie smokes a
pipe, Ills optimism forbids him to tulk
much about his hard liiuk, "There is
no reason why a mini of AO ami not suc
ceed," he says. "I am just starting iu
business." Harrington has a sou who
is oue of the experts, iu the Amerioan
Museum of Natural History iu Now
York.
Urovor Olnvjlaud has accepted au In
vitation tu speak at the opuuiiig of tie
new Tilduu club at New York ou June
10. About l.SOO men prominent In the
Dttuioaratla-party have boeu Invited
Amoug those expected ara David 11
Hill and William 3. Hryau.
Oarl Schorr, recently employed III til
depot telegraph office at Tacoma, m
at Helena, Motlt., has beeu untitled hat
by tho death of a rolutive at Coloioo
Spring) he has f ill I br-lr to a legacy o.
t'JJO.OOO.
Alter addresses by Mrs. Frederick
Nathan, president of the Now York
Consumers' Latguu, aud liy Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, ccrrsspondln secretary of
the National Cuusumers' League, at a
meetlug called, by the women's council,
a branch league was formed iu Han
Frauoiaoa Mrs. Kaia Bulkley, presi
dent of tbe California Federation of
Women's olnbs, was elected president.
Tha members of the Is ago Madgh'am'-
selves not to shop on week day after S
o'clock, not at all ou Saturday after
noons aud to work for a hulf holiday for
all retail stores. Besides this, whenever
and wherever possible, members will
buy goods having lb label of the Con
sumers' Lsagua.
Curts ftloni, boils, cuts, aid
ores In oas day. Pries 25.
Money back If you wsnt It.
Electric JsrvtCo.. RcdctlnJ.CjL
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put some on a gnchcrlng on my bock ;
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a mblespoonftil of pus und I think wilt
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WakTtiR Mau.v.
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"Dkab Mbh. 1'iMitiiAHi Whon I
passed through what is known na
! change of life,' I hail two year' an f
forlng, S'lddou heat, and na qiilulc
chills would pnaxovnr mo my unmitllii
waa vnrlablu and I never could loll for
MIW. K. HAtLKII,
PriwUlonl flormnii Itnliof Amnclatlna,
Los Anualei, Unl.
a day at a time how 1 would fnnl the
next (lav. r'lvo boltl-i of Lytltll 10,
I'inkliniii'a Vxtnl)lo C!oiiimuuiI
changed all that, my dura became days
of health, ami I have enjoyed every day
since now six years.
" Wo have used oonilderahje of your
Vegetable Compound In our charitable
work, as we llnd that to restore a poor
mother to health ao she can support her
self and those dependent upon her, If
such there be, Is truer charity than tu
give other aid. You have my hearty
endorsement, for you have, proven
yourself a true friend to suffering wo
men." Mm. K. Haii.kii, 1MH Hill St.,
I his Angntea, Cal. ssooo ttK IftlHm tte
tlm6lml It not fflff.
No other Miron can rive euoh
helpful advice to woman who
are alolc m can Mr. I'lnkhani,
for no other has had atseh rrviat
experience hcreulctreaa ia Lynn.
Maa., and bar txlvic) free-rU .
yon sire sink write he yon art
foolish if yon don't.
D. L. Day.
Painter
Decorator
and
Satisfaction guaranteed In both
work and prioea
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East Tth St., MCOrORD, OR
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Machinery
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