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lht 0n tht llv th most and
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VOL. Mil.
$2.00 Tor Year,
1NDEPENDKNCK, l'OLK COUNTY, OIIKGON, THURSDAY, H KPT KM H I'll G, 1895.
Fivo Cents Per Copy.
No. 40.
fiwiClWM- t XTISTUY.
PR.S. A. MULKUY
Resident dentist.
TeT,,iwUM I'tS' tteed 1 Vrly
uu, HulW""'" aiwranltvd.
ihr.H"" rM,t Maiiu Mll,rnr
mi ami M.v'"l' "r,. "i'Pit
Jo.k.w Ntl...l bk.
rTu KKTCHl M, M. l OFFICE
K tiul ruliMHs comer Railroad
jonuimth t., ludepvudettoo, Or.
LABOR DA (HOT WAYWARD AND WILLFUL
V Tacoma New Britlse A Younffflirl Commits
Dedicated.
Mi J. IV JOHNSON, UKSIDEXI
I ) lVntiol. All work warrant! to
Ui best of aalisfaolitm,
luJepCO-
iuJ Surgeon. Call attended to
jjfor ni;til. Otilee at Thomas' Fbar
JJir.oB Mam St. Monmouth, Or.
Yarion Other Cttlett Have Exercises
Suitable to the Urmlon Ptjare
Reigned Everywhere,
ATT1UNEY8.
GEO. A. SMITH. ATIUKNEY AT
Iaw Will praetic. in all atal
nj tulersl court. Abstract of title
rtnMbtKl. OtlW over Independence
Kiumuu lak.
SASH AND IHXMW.
if rrt'UKLL t BOHANNON, MAN
PYI iifaoturvrs ot U ami dtr
pMnteiiw, Or.
Main aired, ludc
TACOMA. S,pt. 2.-Labor day was
celebrated 4n Tttconiit under heavy.
Limp cloud. Tin prlnelptl event wan
tin dedication or ilu now Eleventh-
Street ftOO.UlO Dltl'l bridge to the
flat In Ui morning. Tlu oration wan
tllvTtHl by Judgtt J. T, Stile.
TbU afternoon luil? mil., fowl
bridge to the flat from (lit Month end
of the city w oiciiel, Judge T. U.
tubertsou delivering the utldr'.
XttrlmM HiHtrtliur events owi-red
during the day. Thoclo tonight will
Ih cclclriUid whb A grind ball and
llreworks. Theft are c.vut crowds,
nil' I much enthusiasm. All si-range-
incut were aikvettsfully rurrl.Nl out
Muli-r tln umiMtftMiiciit of f. It. Kit-
SKIHKT SOt'ICTIFX
. 0 v v. INDKt ENDF.NCE
A Unlk't. N'. -i ntX pvry Moo,
& DU'lit iu I . O. O. F. IihII. All 'jtoro
mi brvilliem Hr IiiviUhI to kttcuti. W
aCwk, M. V.; W. U Wilkin, ItecwrUvr
HOME It LOlHiK, NO. 45K1'f 1.
MitW ev-rry Vpvlinly eeiuiil
HknLiliUar ctrJlftll IUlleJ. J'llU
RMbr.Uou Jr.. C. C.; J. B. Mono, K. l
1US.
East and South
via
The SHASTA Route
f the
Southern Pacific
Kiprp triiliu run dully,
Nurlli
lio a". M
I .1 A.M.
t-er. jlv. ri.nlniKl Ar
Mini. I iv AliHinr Ar
kri 'Ar. Sun Fritnrlwt l.v. 7.U1 r. U
I'.i ts.niHinr tirvcuu t'liy. Wwxlbura
Hnlnu. l'unwr, Marlon, Jottcrwm, Albany
Juufil.'n, lunniit. xiinltU, llalwy, llrn
h,iM i..i,ii..h i'uv. Irvittif. Ktitfrtif. rrr.wpll,
lrii, and M l" "" ltJelurg Mill
louid im-tudiHK Alimul.
flattburj MiMl'"lM
i..e. Arri-.
Pttrlliiil.. i A. . I Kii.lnir....a .
Iwiuiiv ki.ia . I'urtluml M A. M
Saim f ooarilllJ';l
UavB. Arrive,
tWlkmil n I Hlim f.:l(IP,
Httifm . it a in. I I'urllnrnl .ltclA.in.
Dining Gars on0 gden Route.
PULLMAN I5CFFKT SLEEFEKS
ninl
8eon'ltlu!M Shaping Cum atlncbeJ to
all tlirotiBti Inilii.
West Side Division.
Btwtn Portland and Corvallla
Mall trwlim dally Ifxn'yl Hunilny.)
I Bn mi. I l.v. I'oriiuml Ar j 4Wp.ui
11:1 i. in. Ar..lndmlrnc-Ar j: V
li lSn in. 1 Ar ... r.rmlll ! I P-
AlAltony uinH nrvHlh.. roiiim-l Willi trlu
II. V. A K. HnllniBil.
Fipri-n triiin rlllyiiwpt Hun(lyl
i ... ! I l'..r,liinil Ar I K.' M. Ml
7ip iii. I Ar Mr.MllinvlllBl.V
Yamhill Division.
Alrlte mall Trt-wii-klr.
a, in
Mi a. iii. i "l.v t'orlfuiiit Art 3; p. w.
4 V, p. in. l.v Molinioulli 1. :'
k8i.i.Ar Alrll ...... li.'!!.
Thn.iwh llrltrtJi lo all polnU In lli K t"rn
KIM.
ILK
I'UltTLAM), lllir-UKPi
hrmmli Ili krtJi lo all polliui in uib r. " ...
tl,i niiH.la. and K.unw. co 'l11''
in U'.I A KK V, Aiit, lnrtt-pniln.
KuKi'l.KK, K. I. R'M'KIW.
M.niiiLr. Awl. O.
Excursions and Meet tnjrs
V.
in New York.
NOW,
Suicide.
Request Refused by Her
Mother.
Makes an Iimncnso Hit in
Chicago.
She Taken Rough-on-IUta ami Die
Iudluu Trouble lu FhIitii
Oregtm- Other Count Newn.
IOUTr.ANn. S-i)t. 2.-I.ulu liyor.
nci!) H yi-nm, coiuiulitml nulrMo limt
tilitht by tiikliiK riu!li-ou run. 'llm
Klrl ilUI not want t k O rliutvli with
lur Hipu, but HNkit lnT uioilior to
iro to aimtlu'r clnin b whb frli'iul,
When bir iimiln-r rcfuni'il to allow
tier, hao fiiimliuii at biiiiui Hint tlui
rt'nt of tl'o family wrut to vlnmli.
8on after all tin. fulka luul the
Klrl took a ttoMHif Mtik'U on rutN. NVbi'ti
In-r pi'oplo rctiiriti'il tin. Klrl wan In a
lrvciirlini ciiiiillilun, They aont for a
ibk'tor and workiil with Iter until thl
afternoon, whwi vho illi-d. 1 lor fatli
it, II. liyi.r.U a rutTliuo milker uml
n-alik a lit Allium.
Indian Timrm.iw.
I'lHulh'ton, ir Kept. 2 -0. F, Mi-
Now York. Spt. 2.-Tlw wMtlior 1 Klnmy. a wi-nlihy liiiiilH.riiit.il, In her..
ruTfwt today, and mwrly all lulxir or
(jiinimiUlona In itu city are ri'li'lmit-
ini:. For tm (imt tttiit In )- tlm
Cintr:il Iimir I i.loa did not
ti.tu, an i'iininUm to Couy lltiinl
tx-lmr d'iihd a U'licr if vf iMml
Inn tbi day.
To offm't thin, bowi'ver. th"r wia
.irratiki'! a itaradn of atrlkhirf sur-
itit'tit workeri, and a cli'iiouiliiuilx nt
I'nlou imir f the Kutuhta of Ittior,
with wlih-b tb garuwut-wurke rv
AillllaiM.
Tln N'w York li,th,re4r.'hr, bead-
d 1y I'omi tiuHti'r Inyloii find Mil
aiiirr, inimhl to the ioi:iimit on mo
wav to tlii b'ttorn-arrler couvi'ulloii
lu iitlitdi'tiihlii.
Uiton. S.nt. 2.-HTi:niilift.d Inlnir
otwirvHl 1 ho ninth animal h'lil iy In
the rltv of ItoHlon with Hi" i:mi:iI
fnun Hurnn. He lina Imhmi hi the dla
trh t from wlilih the riorta nme of
trouble between aettleri nnd ItnllaiiN.
!lkliiir of the dlapntrh from Itnrna,
MeKlniiey I wild to believe llier In
danger of aerlmia trmtlile Ih'Iwim'H I he
rvaldiMita and Indiana, inendn'ra of
the I'matlUa trltM-w and uihern aeeiw-
tomiHt to K" Into the iiioiiuialn hiint-
Imr Kruunda In the miiuim r neaaoii to
kill deer by the whoenaU. l-'avinu all
iMreaaaivt but the haul to Ih iMten by
bird, MeKlniiey thhika niiilieiillf re
porta of rulllaluiia may be ri'ielved any
time.
A IJ5.I. vvr.i.W
IXiliith. 8ent. 2,-l'r. T. II. I'raker
of Kanaaa t'liy, whone family ban Jut
H'l-n awarded l.kS.ii lire ii'miraine
nnd who wan unppoHed to he dead,
ha U'en found near here, 'ine uiniir
iiih-ii iMHinaiilia have alwitya 'inahi
paride ami aliiiont inniiuieciblo miort un(l), m, ymr w,, nHv and did
and nmu..m.ntn. The Mp of . v h,,,-,,,,,.,, mi after the
.1.... ..... .1... ,.,. 1.. ..r i.ai, . i .
llltr nil iiiib ,.hiiiii,- I ulWMIllt
irnnlaattoiM. iu whleb over Piinni men
ptirtMpaU-d
Chlniira, S.nt. 2. -Two a iirte and
dUtlm t 'bdraUona innr 1 i-nir
day in CbUMo. T1m Ubor eaimri'm,
with aa.allatle temieinie. ii.-ki a
nm iiiH-tlnit nnd a wienie, pnni-disl
by a ijianub'. the prlneliial pi:iker
Mite Kelr llardle, Frank Sinl'h nnd
John Swlltton
Th bulldlmf 1rnb eoiinell nail a
eoiititer ttnu-tlou In a p.ir.i-l , pu nie
and ma iiiwtlnir. a't '.npi was
made to earry a hI Hair In the eon
urn parade. Mayor Swift bnvliijj U
ami! Hirht order oifalimt am b iiflloii.
S.HI l-'rumlaeo. Son:. 2. The iMir-
rant trial waa today pohhhimI until
tomorrow on nintlon of the atio-oia
r.ie Hie di"fewe. msil..l liy Mil" HIM
irl.-i Hllurnev. The lllieerMlllly about
the cftit t of utlmr day npo.i jimieui
m.i hl to Uie imihI pollen I. I'l
:rlet Attorney Hariien will ninKu in
NO IVH'IIT OK TIIK MAN
Tom'kn. Se)it. 2. rreaident John
Johu HavU of the Kaiimu siuuiai
i.ir.. Iimuniiup eoniiMiny. any a there in
no onilblllty but the man ineniloiied
nt i'iiiiiitri-d near Tower. Miiiii., b
i:..oi-i?i. V. I'raker. huhimihihI to lie
dead and who had l.'.N.txei liinnrame
on Ida life, 9 IO.immi or w hieh tma imvii
ml.) over. An off.'r of .lMn rewnrd
..inlml Aucuat loth ami heme that
amount will not be paid for Kraker a
arret. rrtaeiHlllii; 111 eiitllty will ik
i.need tomorrow for the reioer)
of the $0,i I Jlldifiilent inoiii y wlili li
waa iwld Atiituat I2lb to the eneeiilora
of KrakiT eaiaie nun wnien ia n
un ibnioHlt at MlH-rty, Jin.
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY,
Tn.-nnul. SHlt. 2.-W. II. lrd WIIH
kiiiml HiIn afiernooit hy waiKiiiK o k
wanU Into tin1 dropping fhaft of Hi.'
pu.-iiie M.-fii foiimanv a iinekingiioiiHi'
Ho fell 22 feet, aeverely fMeliirliiu
Ida ukull. breaking aevcnl rltm am
iCavmtd, nd Trade-MrV obtained inn u
f.ntbuiienn(iartcclfur MOOCKATC Tttt.
Jounorrict is OrrotiTt 0, a. PTiTOrficr
.i.iteianwi.ure jmuciiiui kw liui uuu w"
! Sewl mrjfl. dramif or I)hnto., With dMCJlp-J
JtKio, We ailviM, if patentable or out, lr i
chare. Our fee nt due till patent iecured.
I . Hrnio Obtain I'aient., w in
"Zli m'the U. S. uU lr'
C.&.SNOW&CO.
n.. Di.r.v n.nci. Washington, D. C
openlmt aiaUMiMHit to the Jury tomor- ,HhatliiK hi hip bone, lie died
without ruvoviTiiiK . '"'"
HIOYCLW MEET IN SBATTT.B.
The World' Footrave lttKM.rd Ituateii
lu MRHAcliuaeiia.
c.niita Rm.t. 2. Tb lliat bh-ytle
., f th. Y. M. 0. A. waa heli! to
ilnv K. IoW. A. I. i.orimioiii
.....I u'rlfht eollltled III the mile, I'mre
Hound fhamploiinh'.p, ami im i""''
two bad ft bad fall.
The, mile novice, n. iemoiei
Taemna, won. no time.
iiinirior m e. aaa v- I'.u mai-n
lwtinmi. won: Howard H. liewiu,
l'lirilniiil. meond: tllliu W,
,,. mil,, imiiilicnii. chin A James
D. ICwtary. Heattle, won; time 2:27'
n,.,. mile, elnaa It-Ell W.naelt won
H. . Hewitt aecond; tuiio :io.
Ti,..rnn Mas.. Kent. 2.-ThO world'
nrofenHlonal and nmateur recor.1 for
.... ... .. .. I. ... 1. ,.... l.lllltf
100 yard Ulian waa ionium ' i
In tho nntlonal. champion foot-raeo by
va Unimvaif better known n
Columbia Klver H.illroa.l company to- "ripea" Donovan, who mvemi t no
lay n vertlHed for bid for the con- rwm to 0 3-5 eii.Ia. 1 'ho. wo h a
Illljr ... - I I . nnnn nil 1 11 ll'O In tri ll
amitMiim oi in..-...."-"--. : ,i ,a n 4.r,
..M.lutlmr hotween til l City MicniB. 1 " lonu. i
k. to bo built by A. 1. llamnioi.d, Heeonda, both profeaH h.nal nnu aina
. . it.... it.,, rivnntiatwiii nun i iiinn i- innr in iiru yiiiuh wiir-.a
for a tunnel ftnat of Toiikuo Folnt, Hi,mi waa holly contcHtod by Dono
row iiiurulng.
sr Tula. SwL 2,-Uw day waa
generally ulwerved here. A parade of
tho trade man-livi! iiirmitcn xne urn
Iiumia, tmrt of the -lty to tho park.
v. i ..en minvh'-H were dt'llvensl by
iiroiiilnent laliorlti. A almlhr pivnde
waa bad In EaM St.
I I'nltTL.VND.
Tori land, S. i.t. 2. I.abor day waa
nn- i.iini.rreil here today lieyoml the
,.i..!i.,' of luniks and roiirl. Totilgbt
a imiK uieetliig waa held nt tho I'ark
theater. Keaolutloii favoring the en
turgoment of the currency ami extend
ing sympathy to bugene
were panaed.
I )t.lm
and
THE F1HST TEN MILES.
Work to Itegln on the Atorla
(Joblo Ilallroad,
Astoria, Sejit. 2,-Tlie Aatorl.l and
STACK EFFECT
Coin's Financial School Tho N. P. Receivers Arc
Dramatized.
t In a l'olltltnl .Schema fur flArvoy'i
Ik'tieflt-A Scotchman! Money
View Ktpnwa.
IVES WINS n
LIST HEAT
Worsted.
More Complications Are
Probable.
Judge (illbcrt and Hiiuford Kay Judge
JciikliiH Had no Jurladlctlim
Other Legal Matter.
lug unto a iihyalcal enrlluiuiike. The
apluo In Niilijit to coiiMiiiiiily riH-ur-rlug
tremblow, hlch event ually de-
atroy tho tlaauei nnd reault lu the
ralb'iNid malady. Aecumlng lo the
doelor "aenivhem" are not tuy lloblo lo
suffer from the corporation of thu
spine, J ho JiIkIi hiiudlea t omMiiii
heart Iroiilile will) jolilug of tbo back
ninl tho end come ipih'kly,
DIUVEN TO SUIOIJiE.
Lo of Property and Other Troubles
rikhalaiv.vd Him.
Seattle, Aug. .'tl.leorgo A. dales,
an old nwldctit of this il'y, fniiimltted
mileldo Fi'ld.iy night by drinking a so
lution of chloral ami morjdiluo. He
has Im-oii dtvtiiiiiiib'iit for somo tliuv
over tho lom of .p'iiTiy, Ho was an
avowed HplrltutlUt und a iiromliieiil
I'. A.
OlIIOAOO, wit. y.-I'rwbably Uir
itiowt iiovwl hIam produutlou vr wit
iiikamid luOUbago glvun last ullii
liefura a largs audloiire al the Uhlcagu
oKra hoiimi. li was it drauiatUalloi)
of fioa sllvwr lu pollil.NI, sud judging
by thu romarkahhi olroiuilsmi"s in
tending Ihu (list puului iierfortiiauu.'
tlio pleee may not unlikely atuavi
wtdesproad atleuiioQ.
Tho Sliver Ijluluif.' ra the uauit r
tho play. Thu (lieimt was uiiMutil
lyi'otn a l luaut lal Hehooiami liarvwy
of "Coin," iHviipled a prosceiiliiui box.
l'he hissing of line early In tin plwH.
presumably by autl silver sytupat blu
rs. eaustMl no llttlo niolloinmit, whieh
was Im reased when, after the eeoiid
act, It was evident thu plena bad mailt)
hit, Thu auihor, Elugerald Mur
phy, a well known IloMtou newspaper
man, cndni( laiforo tho curtain, sud
ih'iily turiiiMl to Harvey and asked hi in
to say whether thu play faithfully pre
sented the spirit of "Coin School."
I hii nudleme was oil lip toe At tlif
uniiHiial Im bleiit, and w.ien Harrey,
rising lit bis pines among lht spwcuv
tors, snltl: "It dis s, moat n agnlilcent
ly." there was grl cheerlrg. mlnglut
with hisses.
l'he author dcnlsd before th aui
talu that the play was beliia backed
by the sliver Interests. From Chleagu
It goes West and South.
A CAN. NY SCOT.
London, Sept. 2.- In reply to an In
vliailon to Join a parliamentary com
mlllee for the purpose of furthering
the proposjil for an International con
ference, having In view an agreement
for tin- adoption of an International
svslein of currency. Sir John Teiig,
senior memlH-r of parliament for the
eltv of Dundee, writes as follows:
I fear that If I Joined a committee
It would If assumed that I hail he
roine ft ItlllieiiiiiiHi, wuereas, I mtve
never la-en able to see bow a doulilv
standard could work. One of the
iiK-tals ln-lnir practically n tmmovalil
ami the oilier a movable ipiaullty, At
ihe same time, I am In favor of an
International conference upon tho con
dlllon that the inembeis be not dele
l'iiIih! to renreaeilt II x I'd vluws, but
sent wlih free minds."
THE FALL OF SEDAN.
New York. Sent. 2. -Twelve thou
sand tiernian veterans of New York,
Hohoken ami Itrooklyu celebrated the
anniversary of Sedan today under ihe
niisulees of the Cermaii Velernn aso
elation and Dutch Krelg.-rbund at
Itomeslead park. Itlsman k suit a ia
ble of gr.'-llng aigutug himself "xou
eomraib'."
8 WATTLE. Sept. 2,-Hy a decision of
JudKii Ullls-rt, concurred In by Judge
llanfoiM. Itooelveia (lakes, 1'ayno and
Itousn n( thu Northern I'aclllo must
appear In tint I'nlled Slates court for
tho iiorihern dlstrht of Washington
lu this fliy October 2d ami iieremi
themselves nualiist thtt t barges of
mal attuilnlstiailou maile by Hiayton
Ives, president of Ihe N'oiiheru I'a
I'ltle. Tho opinion of Jiidgu Ollbert
was read lu court this moriilutf ami
the opinion of JU'Iko ll.tnror.l wis
filed Into III the ttfieriioou. Tlie re-
elvers are ordered to Ille Willi tills
oiii-t a bond for I IOo.insi ami also a
ri'imrl of their actions from the time
of the hist rvpor', coMlrmed by Judk'c
Jenkins, un to the present, It Is held
that the acts of the receivers are not
Invalid and the $."i,iBui receivers'
eriltb ates are valid Ileus as soon as
eoitllrinetl by the le-tportlvo courts.
Itv this decision, Ihe tiovslloii of
Jurlsdletloii Is settled and the court
here iM-eouies the court of primary
Jurlsdli-lloii, setting Ihe ipicsllon of the
eoilateral aitack. The second part of
Ives' application will come up ut the
hearlmr of the older to show mine
and uut-stlon of fact as to whether the
receivers have Ihcii last in nnuiinmiia
(Ion of the trust estate, will be uttcm-d.
JulIS SIDHEIHJ KILLED,
rho A wful Fate of a Portland Laborer
Yesterday.
Port bind. A Hit, .'tl.-.U'hll Sumlls'lg
wns Instantly crushed to dealh nt 2:13
this nftoiniNin mi Second street, mar
WiiKhlmrton.
The traitly (Sfiirred on the site or
tin NH-eiit tire In that hs-alliy, lu
whh'h a niilnauian lost his life by es
anlmr from a window.
SiinillM'rg was emtaired In cleanl'iu
brick. loiiuruHiy to their removal
un! sumo men near him were letting
1'iwn n derrick, which got 1m)oiiiI
their font ml. In falllutt It stru.k
Hiimlberg sonar -ly on Mm bead, split
ting P. wld oM-n, so 'hat the brain
mmed out. It was m sickening alglit;
but the unforinii.iie man never real
lr.o! Avhat tN.fi'11 him. ns dealh must
leive b s-n Instant menu. The tie-
t'linil Is n maril-tl man, Avhise wlfi
Is Ij lug very slek at one of the hospit-
i s.
Siimlls rc's remains were allow.sl t,i
He upon I'io spot so. ne lime before
rho coroner was notiiieii. nmi attracicu
I largo crowd of morbid sightseers.
PROMPTLY PUNISHED
THK FKESCII tiOVKRSMKNT ACTED
FAIRLY.
Cuban Fllibustercr Held to Answer
-HccUlon Against Women Voting
in I tuh at l'ri'Hcnt.
RAN FltANOISCO, Aug. :tl.-T!ie
Cveulng poafseiit n h'ller lo the chair
man of vcry repuhllcan county com
mittee lu California, asking who he
coushb.red tint IokIciiI uoiiilfifit fo"
president by bis party, and -who the
best candltlato for vleo iiresldent,
Several declined to epnai a cboi -e,
Melvlnley has llfleeii surporlei s, rour
favor Allison, three fur ltec.1; llarl.
ill has two and I 'mi Cameron one,
Heed Is Second clmlei) of two. I' or
v I i'e president, live favor Iteetl ami
the oilier voles are: Lincoln fu.ir;
sieo two: I'elton one; Elk Ins two;
Morton two; and three favor a Paeiilr
coast candidate uuiuiiui'd.
IIYAL TO AM EUK'A.
Ilerlln. Aug. .H.-The fJeriiMiii-Amcr-
can veierans today visited the I'liltid
Slates embassy ninl iald tludr re-
ss'ts to the l ulled Slates embassa
dor, I loll. Theislore Kmilnii. Coin
ratio Slieleiikc of Chicago, who waii
spokesman of the parly, said that the
veterans had rctunnil to llltir out
home Iii order to take part In the nil-
iloiial ts-lebratloii of the many victories
if IHTO'71. but he assured tbo I'nlled
States embassador that thu (ierinaii-
American visitors wite prcimrcd. If
tho country of their adoption called
ON THK DEADLY HIKE
SA. rlUSClSCO HIYSiCIANS TAKE
A SHOT AT THE WHEEL.
Tlio Wheel U Injurious, no Mattel
What They Say to the Con
trary," Says One.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 31. -The navy
ili'otii-imeiit today nave out the ml
lowhnt:
As a sequel to the Castlnc-Taiuatave
Incident, concerning Ihe landing of
olllceis and men, Information has Just
reached Washington that the French
authorities with crcdliable pninpn
tudo sentenced Captain Lavolslt be
eniiHi. of his conduet Iii that alTair, t
tweniv (lavs' solitary conllneinent lu a
military Jail there, it is uniicrsiomi,
furthermore, that he returns to Franco
with the entire loss of all promotion;
that he remains stationary on the
army list, which make his punish
ment to lilin personally a vcrj rm
on one,
FILIHI'STEUEUS HELD.
Philadelphia. Aug. III. -The Cuban
nllbusierers arrived yesterday. I hey
were held lu fUHl ball each for the
United Slate court.
Mt KINLEY A LEADEIt.
Highest of all in Leavening Powers Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Absolutely puhe
W MCI
Some Yards that Won't
Je Picked.
The Situation Up in
Washington.
Some New from Foreign Lands
Also-Aiid irom the New
York Plantations.
The Californl.i Slain Avrricuilurnl
sis-leiy k!vs the following nisirts of
the California Imp crop In Sacramento
valley;
Sutter (Yuba fMtyl.-Hop picking will
he bile lu the vicinity of Nicoluus.
Yuba iWlui-tlamU -Hop picking has
.'.uifii! 'lu-i'tl lu the largest HebU, uml
crop large. The bops are a, nail, hang
ing lu large t lusters, Tho weather is
most favorable,
Sacramento n'.iili) Hop picking Is
now In full lilast, wl'.h favorable
weather.
Yakima Farmer: Mr. Fcarl, a Scnt
llo buyer says: "The mysterious
in, it., .it... nt.. ,.f loivi.rri la n iioitlt-r of
upon them, to fight for the stars I tHiHttntut. When the market Is brisk
strlne as loyally as llicy did 25 years I ,,,,, ,,.. n.i ..o .....i ...,. it u iie-
ago for the derman liltolor. ore'tetl Cicy sill and buy." He has
ii,. n.l. li.iui kit fur ii Iii what llcures
SOME (JOOD RACIMnHr. ,
, . I 'M At IDilll, II" linn
;lt-res, ti ltd SI Lotigmire. w no una leu
len-s lu hops, IhiiIi on ihe Wciias, will
ifl llu-lr hoist picked by their ntigii
hois who agree to wall unlll the lnis
ire sold for their picking money, If
the hops don't sell f.r enough to pay
:he pickers a dollar a box, they iukc
what the.v can get; If a dollar, they get
it; and if there Is anything over the
lollur Dli kers.m and longmlre get It.
tlc, a common regard for rights
makes It a subject of gratulatlon that
reparation la effected. NovertlMfbsMt,
It Is a very unpleasant piece of busi
ness for a great nation llko this to be
engaged In, thinks tho Seattlo Post
Intelligencer. Mora was a native of
Cuba, Ik lived there, he enjoyed all
tin? advantages of commerce tbpre,
and the solo purpose of his becoming a
naturalized American was to have a
shield behind which be could retreat
If It bwcame tiocessary. It Is a air
conclusion that be never paid a cent
toward the government of the United
States, In rupport of the army and tt
navy whose full strength he invoked
when he got Into trouble. He waa not
an American molested In bis rights as
an American citizen, but as a resideut
of Cuba. Having taken up bis cause
this government was In honor Isjund
to stand by It, but it Is not a case In
which our patriotism Is aroused.
Our naturalization laws need remod
eling. They grant privileges, but ex
act no rcHHiuslbllitles which can Imj
enforced. Mora, and such as he, could
not even b made to do duty as a Juror
lu the country of their adoption.
It Is exceedingly rare for a genuine
American citizen, peacefully pursuing
his avocations In any part of the
world, to le molested. All our wran
gles over our "cltlaeiis" are alsiut
aliens who have become naturalized
ami who return to their own country
with au effrontery born of their newr
citizenship which offers constant Irri
tation. We hojie there will be no more
of such claims to he enforced by this
government on weaker nations. When
tireat Britain does any bullying It i
for one of her own people.
EARLY AUTUMN OOATS.
.OUT LAND CYCLISTS CUP SEVER
AL KKCOItUS.
Nichols and Slaver Ho (ioml Wwrk-
t'lilnigo Athletes Take In the
Prlr.es-Spuria (iciierally.
and also for piers, draw, protection
and pile for a tresiie onog. . .. -
V.... ....'a 1.KV ill COllllCL'lli'li nil"
mini" ... - .
road. All bids are requcsien i --
In by Saturday, September an
In
HHinif Ffl rUISIHG PAYS
' Danivllh", Ky.. M1'
Wrril M0NTENEOR0 LOOKED UPON inrldge, of this city
KUSl'ICIOUSLY. ()ugrt'HHiiian '''''J1
received a 'loiter gl vl
I IfyotimethePHatastS
I luatwtar. bnatleri.
i Kake money while
Othrn tre wanting
'. timebyoldpToccit.
Cataloitellsallabout
II lt,andilecril)es every
trtlde needed for the.
;j ! poultry imiinessv
frrTTTriimrrm-flS
1 iriLll
The "ERIE"
, mechantcstly the bert
kwheel. PrettUt model.
IWs ar Pacific tot
lu!neYrree,glve
f"ll devrlptlon .prices. "AiSTi . r.L
PETAiiita. intiiiBAToa to..
Bkakch HiUhB, m 8 Main bt., I Anitelei.
THE CZAR'S ACTIUJN Young
Danivllh". Ky Sept. 2.-H. J. Hrcck
v. brownM' or c
klnrldge. has Just
. .1 ...iO.hI.hhi
rnco vii a 'If er giviiiu i "' i""-
i.r I lo it i l-csl and dU'iillou of his son,
Tim Prince of Wales Keeps Up IHh U(,iM,rt J. ,ns-klriidgc. Jr.. a Living
vlVifnl ITfliiks With Pretty slon, dualomala, In conn.vllon w h
Yoiil iful 1 rK8,wu" ,, ru ' ,). iiurder of .'ashlcr ISrook., of he
WW0W8-rortiK.i . . ,I..inmM,rluM0l, cmupauy for wiu.-n
Breckinridge was bookkeeper. Itrooks
was nhot; at night iwhlie nt work In Ids
ofllce, ils'Ing wounded In the back from
i.iuiol 'he liad given llrocklnrldge,
and which 'was left near ly the Issly,
niii-ilv In the vault. J en inousami o n
. . ... i 11... ...in I
i. ii i ,
m ilw
ft r iff
r.WMl trSS!ia II Ii JIM i
'I
, Amerinan and Europcanll'l in.'
TH0S. GUINEAN, Proprietor
t N
Uevenlh and Washington fits.,
PfiltTI.AND. OHEOON
van nnd Tom Morris, of Simla Ana,
California. Morris was tho ravorite,
as ho had equaled thu world's record
In practice.
IHOTAINIOD FOH ML'UDEIl.
,r t..t.ti 1H'1S Assocliiteil rress.j
t." ...... n 'rho mtlv ures-
'tiwusi nuulcrn r th'S, l.i,(XHMSj
rtrldges, rapid flrluff KUiu ami am-
l ...i.i. i. tl.iwv.nr recently mndc
tnntiir.iou win - .... i i f . . .. .. . .i i i.t
... . ,, 1. iii.u i 1.,.,, ,,.,.., , iirjin ll.lll I 111. .llllll,
10 Montenegro nns ciuimo mu... mm mt" '"-'" . ' .,,.,
1 1 Monit.it . mr. . . , .nci-allv bellevtul that tho
";ru, action la locked on as thaft lWaM Uu.-ltl-iitnl to the crime, as
f,?l.H l,R h neiice of EU- ,.,.., r anm was left lllldlsl lll'bisl.
rm," a id that'ltussla liitciuls to coin- nw,(.klnrl.lge ran prove beyond a
V.Z' Citenegro's preparations for (lmtl)t that M.o pistol xyas stolen rom
. .. .i lw. l,..i-ii f IH relKIV l.l... ,,l.nl I nil .WClMtS IHUOie. il'I lino
Caetlon A diplomat of high stiind- , a oolT.'itho inastcr unchuiilt! for
I, ,, i,n been Interviewed and said he ,iu..(mlMny, and a booklatiis'r naiii 'd
7i not believe war was Uiwniiieni, Hugh'iH, who shpt In tiim
lint he thought It to be more or a poa
sl 1.11 ty to be taken Into account now
than nt any time minus '
The speaker tunny suya.
' ..,. w.H.b fini ng Wcdiics-
!K I k'n that fu t;-r
!;e en route. Silver ng
like exchange nnn n ""'
UioiiL'h the anvimce ia t."
mube a further rise If the dc.u.i.d
from the East continues.
THE OLD IKrtJB.
,...... a.,., !n finite a BcnHntlon
. "B ' 1Z; nt ilamburg by the
ft"t t on which the Prince of Wale
. .. ,.i.n,r American widow,
Z I .ichra, a beautiful iMly
ilcvcllst who bus been a great deal
London. The priuco
;msfreqmlVtak.mhert,tlmt
and walks wun ner m u.
took her to Frankfort opera yesterdajr,
DECISION AOA1NST WOMEN.
M.tlt Lake. Aug. Itl.-The supreme
court has decided that women cannot
vote at: the coining election in Novem
ber. The case came up on appeal In
a suit of Sarah E. Ander-oii against
Charles Tyree, register ollleer at Og
ili.ii liivi.lvlmr the oucstlon of women
ri.lllur '. IlllllfO Mel'l' I'Slllll till! jvi-
oiiiiniH-Tucker" law" had not been re
pealed ami would remain effective un-
1 . l.l I 'I't.ni.i 1,11,1
t utiiicooo i wita itciucvcii. i ii. -I" m..-
been no Intention on the part of the
coiistlliillonal convention in an in
wi.inon to vole lit the llrst eleciloll ill
NovoiuImt next, but to allow them t"
vote thereafter.
ItiOYALTY IN .DAXdEK.
Bnistu'lei, Aug. lU.-'Phe queen of
nelglmn, who has been staying nl
Spa, the Delglan iwiiterlng pbiff, near
Isdge, was lihrown from her horse
while Jumping dltf h oiiishle of town.
Sim fell In the roadway ami wit flier
head, which bled severely. 'She re
mounted, 'however, and returned In
Spa. iSho Is now routined to her imtl,
but her condition Is not thought to be
serious,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug rtl. Tlio
dentb of a young man In Oakland a
few das ago from the eflecls or nicy
do rhtlinr has started a discussion
:itnoiur ha-al nlivslcliiis wlih rtiian
lo Ihe effts'ts of cycling itlion the lul
man system. As a result of the tils
ctmHlon half a dozen of the most prom
liient tbs-lors In Ihe city have united
In branding the bicycle as a curse to
Inimanliv. Here Is 'what Dr. James
Slmiison' savs of Ihe wheel:
"I entile are killing themselves be
cause of the bicycle craze. Wheeling
may souie day become a legitimate ex
etvlso. but 1 i n not sif wun i is-mtn a
IM-rson derives from It. I am aticnu-
1ng libliy limflii'is now who leuri
th('inslvis falling off their wheels,
uml others who are sutTering from
ompl.ilnls due to cycling, no goon
ever comes from wnociing. u i an
nonsense and I would not allow any
of my children to ride. I am talking
now 'botih as a parent and a d.s-tor.
Tim whis'l Is liijiulous, no mailer
what they say lo the contrary.
"My daughter In Now York wrote to
ine some time ago I hat she had a
wheel and was learning to use It. I
it once mulled Hint I 'had ton mucin
love and regard for a child of mine to
allow her on a wlo el. She was dlsnp
polnlcd. 'but gave It. up at my requenl.
I do not like the bicycle lu the Hint
iilntkv. and torn iHM'P opimsed "In
overdoing the tilling. No wonder the
Onkhiml voung man tiled. The eon-
ilniioiis ls'iulliig and buinpliig Injuivd
those soft cushions or tissues .between
the vert-.tbrae unlll lhty were linaliy
iii.Htrov.iil. If neonle must ride. I
coiiHl.ler the high hantlhvt the In-st
provltled tilic whis'l Is used In Hinder
iitlon. Hut It does not bencllt iiny-
,ine."
Dr. It. Beverly Colo fluid be did not
know much about the bicycle, but was
ii'inlllir wlih the complaint known
POUTLAND, Aug. ni.-Fiual .':lf
In the M. A. A. C. bicycle mcetiiig
were run off this aflt'iiioon with tut
following n-sulis:
Half mile, class A-(. S. Mchoin
won; J. t. .Morgan sectni'i; mm
l:(R 2 5, which break the Nortbwt-si
recortl.
One mile, class H,-J. F. Slaver won
J. M. Campbell aecond; thu; 2:tt 4 5,
which breaks the r.Hind by 4 hih'oiuis.
One tulle, class AC. L. now won
J, O. Morgan second; lime 2:11 l ..
Two mile, class A, paced -K.
White won; J. C. Morgan scecud;
time -t : 10. This takes thirty "fcoiide
off tlie former record,
C, li. Dow won the rt'iarler-mlle.
living start, class A, against time in
:io a ,'i secontis.
J. V. stavcr won the tiuartcr-iu:ie.
flying start, class It, against time In
ill) seconds Hat.
Castciullck and Itolir. class A men.
rode an exhibition mile on tandem
I u 2:HX 1-5.
Husk Brothers, class It men. made n
half mile on tandem In 1:"1 4-5-
The track was too damp nnd r
less than live riders fell, M. Hill
of Aberdeen, while riding against tine,
fell ami broke his collar bone.
CIlK'AdO MEN YICTOKS.
Chicago. Aug. 111.-Ill the athletic:
games today under the auspices of lh
Chicago Athletic association, the m.i
of that organization ciuiled off n inn
jorlty of the prizes.
Much Interest was shown In the
work of Cruni, a young I own sprin
ter, as giving a line on what be ma
do when he mecU Fngllslmu-n In ihe
Fast. Crnni was entered in ine nio
and 2iNi-yard dashes and c.ipt -.iretl
both cvcnis easily ns rnr as ctmipeu
Hon was concerned, lie iiiatic ui
yards In 10 seeoiuls lint, ami lu the
jo viinls covered the distance Pi
21 4-5 stvomls, making a new world'"
i-eeonl for a circular track anil equal
lug the English recortl for a straight
away. The American Cycle recortl
was 22V, seconds, and was ncin ny
Fred Weston of -Washington. Cruni
left for the East tonight.
GOAD I NO
London, Sept.
FRENCH.
-In n lending arti
cle published today, the (ilobe ex
presses the opinion Hint the tiernian
celebration eiuhingi'is the pence of
Europe. The tone of tlio Berlin pupeis
has been offensive nnu suen ns ueeu
lessly wound the feelings of tlie
French people.
Puyalltip Commerce: Hold. Brown
was" down Monday from Council'
lira trie and contracted 7V4 'on at 7V4
enis to F. li. Potter, rcp'i selllllig a
New Ymk bouse. A Puyallup buyer
nys that ho has been olTeiid HO tons
if Yaklma h'is at 5 cents, and would
have to advance only 2 cents on them
uitlil they were delivered at ihe raU
roud platform. The N. Y. house ho
repre.ienis would not air.horize the
leu I he says.
Auburn Argus: There are some
vanls of exceptionally tine Imps In this
lisiitct, but at the present writing the
market docs not warrant the growers
,a picking them. I'liless there Is a
Image In the present status of the
market, ami that soon, It Is positively
,;i'iialn thai very few hops will be
olikeil In the (ir'-cii river district.
All IntcivKt in the hop question now
enters In the crop that is being har
vested. Picking Is In full blast and
will be shorter than usual. The re
tails frntii different seel Ions of the
onntv are coiirllctlng. but the outside
silmate is for two-thirds of last year's
mp, while others coiilldenily assert
bat oiie-half will be all that is har
.e.ticd. The true fact is doubtless be
tween these two extremes. Last year
irobably .'U'.ooo bales were raised lu
Msego county.-Otsego Hepuiuican.
Oerinan Hop Assis-iailon report:
Prospects for the coining crop In (ler
iiLinv are iinchaiiged. On the one side
we had suilli'leiit rain but on the other
tin ml rough winds nnd cool nights
have destroyed and blown away a
loud deal of'ihe burr of Ihe later sorts.
In comparbiiu to hist year's crop we
'sleem the yield to be expected. In our
different producing districts ns Ml
',.M! Snnlt. the lower llallertan.
WuilenilM'rg the AlscJigriind and Al
nice nt two-thlrtls. The upsr Hnller
:nn, Flersbruck Lnuf-Aldorf Baden at
me. hull'.
The one district may get somewhat
more, the olhcr somewhat less, and on
the average we may expect to grow In
icrininiy. as a whole, about 4."VO,000
wis, The Bohemian districts do not
nroiiilse more today than they did a
week ago, hardly one-half of last year.
THE lTtODPCE MARKET,
In woolen goods ml-vlccs from Paris
f:
t "I'.llllVVld snlll'
- - . . ..... i ii miiiii ii fc.,.1,1,- ,,', ..
"I have no doiiHI, he miiti, nm (U(l im.lVt,,rH. or,iers here say crepon
HI m t the effects of the wheel tire cqun - , . . . , i . I ... 0hihi'IiiI1.V in black, fol-
' ns linn, nome yenm 110 un- u...- i,,,...,,! i,v ,1,1-own . and blllf, wrnes
md snliio attracled considerable nt- ,,. m' liuniicr In the Sentcinber
tentlon in ureni unmiuit mm i.ndies' Home .loui'llill. ine crcpoiu
'on nenr. line runway t-nii.nK.-" ,,.,., H.weii v-l vo cenis to wx tun
here are lighter ti'iiin ours and conse- . nn(j of Woil, niobalr anil
(building
and a negro nlghlwiitclmian were ar
ii toil ii'iid.iw inn iiiveug.u.tiii
...hi..!, l. ia ko far failed to Ihimw any
ii.eiit on the nivsltrv. P.rc'klurldg, Is
tol.1 that he Is held m the chief wit
nws. His relatives 'have asiiisi ime
auihovltles to see that ihe gels priqi'
protet'lloti and a tnir trim.
THE ALABAMA IN LONDON.
Ixmdon, Bept. 2.-The Gorrlck thea
ter was crowded with a representa
tive audience tonight on the occasion
of the llrst production In Ismdon of
"Alabama," by Augustus Thomas.
Tho pluy was produced under the di
rection of E. S. Wllllard. Upon the
fall of the curtain Wllllard advanced
to tho front of the curtain and said:
"Tho author is 3.000 miles away Hlld
Is doubtless anxiously awaiting your
..,ii.r Wlmt shall I tell hlm'r
This was met with loud npplauso
mingled with a few hisses. There
were many Americans preseut,
llhirrlla. Aug. .'H.-KIng Alexander
,.r Wi.i-vbi neiii'lv lost, his life while
ibathlng Ibis morning In Mie Bay of
Biscay. He went swimming with nn
inuifiti'iAP nt. ihe nalorliini and bom
were, carried off their feet ami away
e....... oliin... ibv 1 he ciUTl' l ". Hill! wwino-
limn ntni j -v . , ii it
nilng iniislcr was drowned In pll or
all efforts lo save hlmi, and King Alex
ander only reached Uie snore wnu un
greatest (illHcully-
THE WOOL CLIP.
Tlnalrtn. lAllg. Sll.-TllO IlldUSlrllll
ii, .,.,...,1 t.uinv wins: The National as-
soclatlon of Wool Xiniiiirneiurc nt wm
....i.iiui. ti... ncfcuii of Its Investlgntlon
eoiieeriilng the wool clip of tlie United
Hlnli.a foe 1W.I5. The liroduct Is 2IWI,-
ooit-roii i,iiihIh washed anil unwashed
Included In forty -million bales of wool
..,.!.,.( -nr. 210.712 nounds In
IKhIucihI to ft wowed basis, tho total
prwluct Is iplmced at 125,71!),tllH) pounds.
The nuinlK'r of sheep on the 1st of
April Is estimated at d'J.u i'J,oto.
I.lveiMiool. Sent. 2.Mient. spot,
llrm; demand poor; No. 2 Bed 'Win
ter. 5s; No. 2 Red Spring. 5s 2d;
No. 1 bard Manllohn, 5s :ttl; No. 1
California, 5s Id. s
NEW DRESS GOODS.
In Ihe vicinity of Ixbanon there nre
about 2(10 acres of bearing hops, which
will produce about .'tso.ono -pounds. It
cjin ls seen at a glance that this Is a
hit? tihliur for this comiiniiiity. About
$l'.i,0Hl will be paid to pickers alone.
.Hid to pick, dry and bale the crop will
cost $25,StH.
There are about twenty hop yards In
ihe vicinity of llarrlsburg. and it is
hunted that they will produce 2,000
hales this year.
North Carolina Is coming In as n
competitor In the limp business, aR it
is claimed, good yield, ehrtip land and
colored la.lmr will make them siuvess
I'ul compel Iter with nay other portion
of the world.
THE MORA CLAIM.
After eighteen years the Mora claim
Is to be settled. Mora has waived ins
demand for interest, and imynue-nt is
to be made on September loth. .Mora
Materials. Colors, Trimmings and But
tons Fancied for Autumn Coaui.
The material most favored Is &
rather roiigh-surfacHl Mack cloth, de
IM'iidlng for Its ntyle on the amnrtmsw
of Us cut and the extra large gutta
is'reha but tons that are positive lu
their work of fastening It, writes Jsn
Isd A. Million. A ulnrulated button
hole Is counted In very bad form, and
the lst tailors invariably have a
double set of buttons and a double act
of buttonholes, no that If one aide
should how any sign of wearing tho
other can be lapped over and utilized,
blue cloth, very heavy, but smooth
surfaced. Is also In vogue, though few
light cloths, except the veritable allver
gray, are ueeu. Plain, Bmooth-aur-faced
silks are chosen for the linings,
a brodeade ls-ing only used when a
rather more ehilsjrate tttyle of dentgn .
Is chosen. Hussar effects In black
braid continue to be liked, and are ar
ranged in the usual picturesque fash
ion ncrofw tha front of a coat, so Uiat
they give to a Blender woman a de
cidedly broad apivearance. Velvet for
lajs'ls, collars autl cuffs Is frequently
seen, although on what Is known
the useful Jacket no trimming Is used.
Coats of hunters' green made quite
long have set In, nfier the Louis Qua
torze fashion, waist-coats of white
cloth elatiorately braided In gold or
silver nnd closing with small gold or
silver ibullet litittons; the cuffs and
rovers are then faced with white cloth
and decorated wltli the braid In har
mony with the waistcoat.
P001 DENTAL JOTTINGS
Clackamas county's delinquent tax
list makes ten solid folumus of solid
nonpariel.
City Treasurer I. I. Burget of The
Dalles died Sunday morning soon af
ter 1 o'clock.
The estate of Geoige Shntrum, ac
cording to the miKirt of the appraisers,
Is valued nt f.5S8.25.
The rate of Incandescent electric
lights iu Porest Grove Is 3 cents per
candle power per month.
An excursion of 300 people Is com
ing from Soutih Dakota to 6ec Spo
kane's fruit fair In October.
Roach anliiing Is being prosecuted
wltih unabated vigor nt Slleta, and
soino good finds have beeu made of
late.
Tho Oregon State Board of Pharm
acy will meet In Albany the first week
lu Octolicr. There will lie at that time
candidates for diplomas from all over
the state.
Tlio point has ilieen raised that
Washington Is not legally represented
iu congress lnvnuse the legislature has
failed to divide the state Into congress
ional districts.
Judge A. M. Hurley, mayor of Inde
pendence, died Saturday evening. Ho
wns born In Bangor, Me., December
17, 1S;IS. He was a brother of Judge
Hurlev, of Portland.
Judge .Fullerton, of rtoseburg, la
overwhelmed with applications from
persons who want to be appointed ref
eree to pass uism the status of claims
that hoiie to participate In the distri
bution of the $100,000 paid by Bonner
& Hammond for the Oregon Pactlic.
The Ivolwnou eawr mills are receiv
ing atsMit one hundred and seventy
live wagon loads of straw per day,
averaging about 3700 pounds to the
load.
The Oregon Industrial exposition
which opens nt Portland October 5tii,
and closes November 5th, has every
assurance of Hieing one of the most
sHieeessful expositions yet held in the
Pad 11c Northwest.
The slate census taken this year in
dicates that the drift from the country
to tho cities Is quite ns strong as It
was flvo years ago. Meantime the
cities and fanns nre drawing nearer
meiilly the Jnlllng Is greater. J is ,,, r nny ()f th0 two nre combined, wanted the money paid In the United i,,,..,,!,,,,. i,v improved and more rapid
Hpuuii cimirt in j,,,,,,, nml changeable colors vie wun sinles, but the Spanish government lmNms 0f communlcatii
lie constant jar of the i
Ms custmii'iit that causes the trouble. lirim,g ini(, palms, a leaf, moon, etc,, insists Hint It shall be paid In Havana.
If Much diseases can arise from the , tiu-.m colors on n dark ground. Silk- The history of the claim possesses
lolling of n railway car it is niucn .... Btl..u, nntl eross-burs nre Intro- now new Interest, as It removes tne
mow llkelv to r.'Hiill. I should think, ,i,ui ,. tiirnred nml nlaln crciwnis. i,ilU.,, 0f setllcinent: and may even yet
wllih the ibniiiplng of a 'bicycle. Ev- lt 4 won, lo reineniher when buying involve us In some trouble. Mora was
cry rovoliillou of the wheel Is ne- mt, goodB that tho very clastic U native of Culm, where he had large
ronpanl'.Kl by a ,iar wnien siuiaea ine Weaves are apt to sag or orop as n estates, in ine year ne necmof u
entire wyst Mii. The IsMitllng posture Hki.ti luli0S!, a patient of several gores, resident of the I'nlled States, and six
does not tend to tihat coiiiplnlnt. In I otarlit or nine, Is taken; llicti the heen years later became n naturalized
1'iicr. II: would be more likely to re- ..,..,.,,1,1. ,,f 0,,eh niece Is loo small to ,'lllzen. The ground upon which tlie
milt from the upright, Ism use the llm,w (his. Crepon sleeves and skirt gnvorii'inont of Spain took possession
wholo eni'l 1 of Hie spine is simjecieu ,n iln een w I 1 a lilnlil or cniinge- ,,t Mora s Cuban properly was naseu
able silk waist. It Is also very nauu- uy siiaiu upon uie assertion uuu ne
somo when coni'blnoil with vciver, nun was 11 participant in tne cumin liimir
v.iii.t u to im verv fashionable during root Ion then mending: and In addition"
tho fall and winter. Heavy cream or to the seizure or 111s immense ami vm
ecru lace, jet, black nnd changeable uable lantatltins, which were by the
i.i,ira luiHsorinonterles ot spangles and nenteince of a conrl-marllal seized lu
lunula nml Rutin rlblxms nro the trim- Havana, in 1870. Mora himself, though
Dr. Tennyson lH'iin snys t'liat uniii mliiL'ai selwted for crepon, wnien is absent nt the tune, wns sc-nionecn 10
the t ew e scat W (iiueirentiy con- always a more or less urossy costume, uenin. in ino rinim ngticti m ii
structed the "railroad spine" will con- oimngenblo mixtures lu homespun, m,5()0,ooo compensation, but tins pnn
tltiuo to iinenace wheel men. As It is I serge, cheviot mid Buch goods win ue lsh eourls (ieiaytd liuiKing 'ine iippm
Awarded
Highest Honors World's" Fair,
Qold Medal. Midwinter Fair.
Da
lo the Jolt. Moderate excivlse oil tne
wheel will Inltire no one. The trouble
wlih ihe 11 iw craze Is that lt is car
ried to excess, and the craze will
MVf.nt utill v leul to new and compli
cated disc iscs of -(both sexes, unless
moderation Is speedily observed.
now arranged, the saddle throws the I popular.
wetglht f the body upiin too sniiui 11
spiu-e, which, coupled iwllh the Jolt
ing and iiiiiui'hiral iKmltlon of the
biwly, leads to fatal results.
Dr. A. D. Evelyn likens bicycle rid
That's right, make the Insane asylum
an lnsiino asylum, not a resort for
paupers, drunkards nnd pnnilytli'S.
Albuny Democrat.
iirlaHiin. and It Is no doubt due to tho
present condition of Cuba, nnd to
Spain's fear of offending the United
States that tho tardy agreement .is-'
reached.
If Mora were subject of"
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