The Best Newspaper
U the en that Etve th tnoat and
rvetxwt nw. Compare th WEST
4Dtt with any paper In Pvlk county.
As an Advertising Medium
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VOL. XIII.
$2.00 Per Year.
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREO ON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1805.
Fivo Cents For Copy.
No. 43.
physicians-dun nsruY.
EL. KKTCHUM, M. 1. OFFICE
Httvl reaulouoo, corner Emlrtunl
wa Monmouth !., Independence, Or.
DU. E. J. THOMAS. PHYSICIAN
ami Surgeon. Dsaeaxe ot tti
throat and km, epeoiaitie. At
Jtnu -' Pluirunioy, Monmouth, Oregon.
u. j. n. ioliXirt
Dentist All work warranted to
fir tlx best of atlafaetiott. ludepou
dene, Or,
ATTORNEYS.
BCrLElvTOWXSK.XO k IDTTKU.
Attorney at-Law. Collection
S(xKmlty. Oluco in the Cooper bliK'k,
Independence, Oregon.
HBALL1NUEE ATTORN EY-,at-
Law. (Deputy Prosecuting At
torney i"''1 Hty-) otuoo lu
room 4. opera house block, ludopoi.
docs Oregon.
U. Will practice m all tnte
idJ federal courts. Abstracts of title
fttraiked. Otlloe over Independence
Katiouid ltnuk.
SASlt AND DOOltS.
MirCIIELL EOtlANNON, MAN
nfnolurers of tdt and dor
A!o, aoroll sawing. Main street, lode
padon, Or.
secret ruHiirntx
AO. U. W.-IN OKI' EX HENCE
, Ixnlge, Nn. 2i meet every Mou
day Bi.'lit iu I. O.O. F. li'ill. All sojourn
jna brother are invited to attend. V
0. Cook, M. W ; K. C, Peittbuut, Eeo.
HOMER LOfOE. SO. t"i K. of P.
Meet every Wednesday evening
All kniiiht are cordially invited. Julio
KiciiarJaou J rM 0. &; J . U. Moriu, K. of
R.3.
MOTOR LINE
TIM1C TAUL1S
Wi;:ii iav.
ht'MiAVS.
J,IVIMI
I.i avi
llUU'P I'O
1'HVIXI
M, nun III
Mourn tli
: UI . n.
I (HI
B. S;H1 p. m.
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ltd
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tbW f. m.
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ma
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111.1. M.
t iMlf. m.
t.io "
Ik JO "
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i;tMI
East and South
via
SHASTA Route
The
of the
Southern Pacific
f'.iprnw truliw run dully.
SiiTrTTi
..-a i l.v. i-iriittii'i
u rt r. i
Ar. I s in a.m.
; i ;i a.m.
" KHnvrtTiol.Tir?rtrt1iy. Wixhlimni,
.torn. Turner. M.rM. Jrr. "":
Jum-ili.n. Tmifc'i'iit, plii-ilil. Ill". ',Brn
bi J mrUi, ri.y.lrvl...Ki;a. nr
tond Includini! Alilint.
Bo t b u r M a it' ' !" 11 li
"" 1Pve. Arrivw.
Kaiebu.u M)A.. I MrtlaiiJ -' J,
Sa1ma7infl7U'"ly:L
" Iave. Arrive.
IWtl.nil 4WP. If. I Hllll-m.-'".:K'P..
rkm IMO m.
I'nrtlBiiit-lniKi A m.
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
PULLMAN BUFFET HLEF.I'EIW
hihI
Becond CIhm RlifpinB Cam nttuiboil to
nil tlinnnjli truing
West Side Division.
Betw.en Portland and Corvallla.
Mull trnlnt dully fX"TLili!l---'
U:la. I,.. Ar.Jn. pH-n- nc..Ar
I'J.H.. ... 1 Ar ('rVHlllH I'V I '"'P "'
Aia..,...
i;:ri"A;,i;
Yamhill Division.
AlrliiHiniirrn wM-klv.
l )a.m.l.v-:lWlli.na Ar I
" . .. . . ... .i ..c..u In lllll I'll t'TH
Tlmmxri ii' Ki-w i" ii , ' ,,.i.,i
a... mwl Kunil.l'. " I. I'lill'lm"
' i'uKTLASI), (.ItKiiON.
G. L." HAWKINS,
Proprietor ot
. . . . .....! vu..rk ("lliTinti
ThelnnppcnnpnrB , w,,rui,1(lii.
on ll -.-m.-t.-ry work. I; -' ?'
Itllp, IKtll llrtHIKrin. it""
P, HlQiCgri RfllSIHa PAYS
lfyoounethePetalii-ia
licalwUrt bnaitrt.
Hak money while
other r anting
llm hvrild nrncolM.
C.uloKlelliiall'I'out
It.anddeKritKr every
rtirle needed lof int,
pool try buMOCM.;
The ERIE'.'
mechanically the beit
a r I'aclfic tn
Avient. Bicycle cat
loinie.mlle4free,give , ftilMertlofi,nrlrM.tc j.JZnm. C.
SKANtH n.wrng. u a aiiim tn., "
'Cveati, and Trade-Marl: obtained and all l'at-(
?nt bimncMi conducted lor MODtaATi rn j
0ua0rnclOPfoaiT?U.B. P".HTOrn5
Jarni wociinwii ure pauut iu lua lime Uuui ij
remote from Wahiniton. . , ...J
J Send model, drawing or pnoto., will
lion. We advine, ii patentai.1 or n"t, " "
jcharfre. Our tee not due till riaient la cu red.
i A P.u.uirr "Hnr to Obtain 1'atentn, wltnj
(ait Mm'the U. S. ud lorcgn tuunUienS
ent tree. Addreu, J
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Ow. patcmt Office. Whinotoh.
Gent's Clothing
Mndfi ti orrlnr in any 1ylo t the lndo
pendencoTailorHliopr. lyton Jonka,
pmprlctor. A One line of aumplon al
wnyt on hand from which to Kclnt.
BulU made to order from $U np, by.
Independence Tailor Shop
yja .MnAratedl 1
mJm v Ki'.u. .,
mi
K
Patton & Van Nortwick.
.HHAVINU 1'AUUmH....
Shaving IS cenfa. Hth 25 cent.
In Little Palace Hotel, C Stwtt.
A. L. Chute,
IMavkamlth ami Wagon Repairing
All work uottily auj iulrkl
MfOUtnt.
Sear lVHt, . . . Monmouth, Orvfou.
BANKS.
THE. INDEPENDENCE
National Bank!
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
II. HUtsnjBKIlU,
Ul.VM NK1HN.
W. I. CONN A WAY
PtMldent.
Vie frMUIetit
A tuirttl bnuklni an4 iiclmii( bu.tnM.
trtttKMrtnl; liuuia mmln, bllla ttlntiuiilrd.wuu
mervlnlcmttugnuHoil: dupiwiu rtwtvwt oi
mirniil aivtiutii utot to eliwk, luivrval mld
ou time iti'iwlu.
Plllt-UTOKH.
H. r. MKillh. A, Ndn, 1. A. Allin, It. tl
lailvpHUi, 4, J, tiiuiilmuu, l. W. htam, 11
UirwhlMirK.
Commenced Business March 4, 1889.
KtMib.d ly Natkmal Aulliorlty,
THK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of lmtt'xmdnc, Orfn.
Capital Stook,
Suralue,
$50,000.00
$14,000.00
a UHU'Ktt, U W. IIOHKHTMON,
rrvnldftiU VU 1'rvaldarit
W. II It VWt.EY, Ctilir.
DIHKCTOItM.
I.S. I'.miH'r, U Hotriom.ljswln lloluiU k
(1. W. WbiitMtkcr, W. W. Collin.
A (riirrnl banking biinlnrw Irnmuu'lrd
liny, mid i'll ru' mngo on all tniHrtmnt
point.
lhlu rwlvtit anlijorl turlnk or ou rr-llfli-iiHnifdi'ixHiiu
riillfcllnni oikIb.
Uitu-e hmir; V . m. to I p. in.
INCORPORATED Ur.OMTHE LAWS OF OREGON.
Polk County Bank,
MC NMOUTH.Or.
J. It. TTAWI KV..
PrtmMciit
p. ifci:AMiitr:i.u
tit A O. lUWrXL.
,VlM-l'r,
I 'Mil In r
Paid Capital, $30,000.
DIRECTORS,
J, II. HhwIi-t. lVUCainplixll, I.M.RImpmn
i. . V. IHUIar, J. H. Htump, K M. rolt
JmM.pl! I'mvffl.
A innrKl tiankintf mid eirhmie biwlniw
tntiiHfu-tl; linn iiihiIh; di.lui nwlvrd
.ulijwt Ui rlin'k ir on wrtilU-ul of dnilt"
Intt'iwl paid on llin diiKMlU.
-KIri. pmof vault and burglar proof Mie,
wuritd bjr Yule llino l'k.
i in -f Umirx- s a. m. Ui 4 p. in.
FOH-
m Photographs
Crayon Work
Pncllfl
Mwvwoww .... .
inaia iiiks
Iter Colors
Go to
D. II. CRAVEN'S
Photograph Gallery
independence, ui
In tlif pliu-e to got "ill flnnVr.laa work.
BATH 25 Cent.
AmorlcMii and KuropuunIMaii.:
Tin imimiM ttfttel
THOS. GUINEAN, Proprietor,
r """
-i vi nlh i.nd Wttahlnijlon Hla
POltTbANI), OHKGON
P H. MoCABE. S. MUHLMAN.
P. II. McCiEE S CO.,
Proprietor of
kkfdm Tile Factory
Manufacturer of
FIRST-CLASS
Drain Tile.
ofallaliea.
Price to Suit th
HARD TIMES.
OFFICE AND FACTORY
Independence, Oregon
i
sin i mm hi rain ii wis nfflBiis mi
Steady Demand Is Now
It Is Needed for China
and Japan.
The Output ot the White VpUI (irrat
ly lhMTt'aHcU the I'hmI Two
Yuri' National Newt,
NBW YORK, Oct. 21. Th iHmt hw
tliorlUoa la allwr look for a ali'iutlly
linprnvlnir (louutiul for tho tnolnl for
HolllO ttllltf tO (MIIKI, Till) WllllllininNM
of Jaiutu to aoct'iii i!n Imli-tmiliy from
CIiIim In itllvor Mmtrllmiia larnly to
tlio liuiirovotm'itt lu Iim iirK'o, whlfli
ha Ihn'u nohvl tliirtiitf Uiu ItiHt few
iiKiuilw and tlm ttct-uintilitlloii of tlio
moral la Inmlim lu tmlor to cottiplotp
Mio lumtUlinoitlN on tlit liulomutly at
tlm varlotm duloa of imjiiii'iit.
Itotb Cltltta ami Jnimu nro hIkiwIih:
ku luiTivtMlinr Jmiulry for allvor, iim tlio
InrKO ainottuia of tlio me In I illittrllmti'it
by Imth pimtttrlta lu jwyini'iit for wur
mntorlul ami Ntiiipllt Imve Ix't'ti ill
vitIihI to I ml In ami otlwr ullvcr coiiii
trk", Mr. 'rowitwMHl of lloujf Konu
atittoa tlmt hIIvit orilotvd two imniilia
uro ban iwt Imh-ii 1.-U vtritl.
Sllvor mnHtora nro wilt! to !o aoltl
Ahotitl for two uioutlia,
T1I13 DECREASE OF OU1TUT.
New Yirk, Oi't. 21. Tlio rint'iit nil
niKH lu the irlit of allver tiimtt'il by
tlio alutrp tloumtnl for tlio aoitiuttt of
Uhliut nml Japan Im putublUlioil a
noart-lty of the uutal. Mr. 'IN.wihhmuI,
of tlio llmitf Koiiif ami Slumuhiil Umkn
(iiqtorathai, P!tprmiin tlio U'llof tlmt
any accumuliitlon of h I Ivor nt IhhLmi
ha a alromly fotiml Miiploymotit.
'ton KiaMttilin ahotv tlmt Ui'tv lum boon
it tksToao t lil yotir In tlio lmxt-tit.
llnna of ullvor Into KtiKlnml of n.imki,.
out oiinco. vtilviiloul tonlMnit fl.iHHi,.
mill, Thin jonr al thoro will bo it
iIoi'itiimo in tlio liiiporiiiiloim of Hllvor
Into Vunhliii.ii'ii of r,imMNi .miik i h.
an a nnult of llio roiaul of ho Slior-
iimii not. Thla Imllonh a iIotwi In
Miti prial not Ion of tint wlilio mouil ilil
foar of alout (i,tx,nii) imiuv. Tlio
rmiilronit'iilN for t'lilnii In Hllvor In
.umiiootlon wlih Oio liiiloiiinlly xiy
inoitla tn Jiiiu will osii'iiil tivor ui
k'l two ym.
tin ruvrw ixnrsTRT.
Waatilutrtun, t)ot. 2t.-XaH-lnl Trtvta
nry Aboiu Ayor wan rooontly limlruol
od to aax'ortaln and roirt tiwn tlio
iiuidlilon of tlio Hit ptiiio Imlimtry In
tint I'ultod StatoM. llo Iim Jutt auli
uiltloil hi roport to llio ilotarluioiit.
Tlm tvport tnivor llio iM'rallona of
tho fll ywtr otolod Juno ;io, 1st 15.
Tlio faoti ptiioiiiod aliow a markod
Inonnw lu tho nuiubor of nillln for
rolling alool r)lutla or "black phi ton."
whloh form Im laxly of oiinnitorolnl
tin. Tlio wrtfoly Inoroaaoil ouiiaiiiiii
l ion nf uliii'l mm Aiiiorhuu
mil I ni; ii ill I" tiiiltcntitt not only tin
an-ollonnod Krowih of thl bmuoli of
induHiry, but an act mil proronnw
for Atnorloan rolletl nhootn, lurln
tho yoar the production In tho 1'nliod
Htatoa wtta iai,Kol,073 poumlH, an In
oronno tf 30 per cent ovor tho provlou
yoar. Frty-lKlt Anna woro prodiio
liiK dtiriiijf tho quartor omlod Juno
3d, 1S!5, aifaltirtt 40 the provloiw yonr.
Twoiily-olht nillliiif uillla woro pro
.'ui'Iiik blnok plato durlnit tho quar
tor flptliiHt twonty diirlnji tho mnno
qnantor In Inih. of tho foriy-olirht
llnna that woro prodm'tlntf ifunmorol'il
tin and tin pinto ilurln I no qunrior
nih'd JuitH ;i(, lSiJ... tniny iiiiio twin
wholly AiiitTlotiu plaloH, niuo twoti
bnih Amorlonn ami ruroijni pinmH
No Arm umil wlmlly forolKii plnloa.
MAiSONH IN tfKKHION.
Tlio Northern and iSoiilhorn Dlvla
Uhih Will llonuilu Aiart.
Wahltrton. Oot. 2t.-rho ail)iNlno
oounoll of lnria'Olrn-KoiioraI f tho
."At dcatvo. Anolont ntul aooimikni
HiHittlHh Rtto f Froomaaotiry, in iiio
Sonllmni iurlfti lotion of tlio Ulillotl
Slate, tho mother aupmmo oounoll of
tlm world, Im'iiii Hh biennial murium
at tli houao of the Temple hero ti
dav. and will remain lu notion until
Friday or Hat unlay.
Jiloiitomint and Aotlnir Ornnd fVun
mandor Tubman Jlolplmrd Cawoll if
Ollfurnlu prcHldiMl anil n'tiii mo nno
eullon. Tho II rut biwlm-HH of liiipor-
tanon will Ik) the oloetioii or jtrtuui
(ommntidor U) HUooeed tho lain l'hlllp
(1. Tuokor, of Toxati, who died In .the
Ikmwo of l.ho toniplo alwiut a yoar apt.
It I lllidorHloiMl twwoll Will 1h cleel
td without. opihwIUoii, ami IiIh olool.Uui
Will oaiwo a promotion iilimjc tho lino
of nil otlloorH of tho aupreino oounoll
oleoh'd for llfo.
Iiitiortn.iil iiiolloti will ooino up
for ooiililrnilon, ninonif thoni thai
wJittliiK to tho iiiitht. of dopuib-ri lo
oiiimuiiloalo ibKiita and oolloot fit'H
for lhi riiipioino oounoll. Tho qiion
thm of niorliitf the Southern anil
Northern Jurlxdlotloiw, whloh wan n
HnJUtl wonie tlmo nflor llio doalli of
Albert rWte, will not bo brought tiji.
Jt l aahl to la praolleally doohb'd
that, while tho cloHOHt, fralorinil jx'la
llona exlnt. ImHwooii the Norlliorri and
Koulhoru iMlUtt. thoro are many roa
rtoiw why an mwinic union la Inoxpo
dlent Jiinl Iniiiriu'lloaiblo,
IMUCES OUItltENT.
J.tveimool. Oot. 21.-WhP!lt, dull for
atw.i: deiiuiiMl poor: No. 2 Rod Whiter.
TM Id; No. & '" ii npruiKi ' A
haiwtisl; No. 1 bard MniiltoDii, M m;
No. 1 iCiiillforiiln, M 4(1.
New York liopn wiiik.
Eiiidon-IIoW unci koiI.
I'ortliuul Wheat unohaiiKod.
EIRE "in N Ev7)RJ;EAN;S.
Now Orlonn,Oot 10. Fire Injtl
i.i ,1,-,11-ovod tho National rice mill.
on" Klyfthui VMA tm. a,'"' '"
,ii,..:.,t it.iilldlneH. Tho low l ll-
""j""' "" -ivy. i 'oi.,. tuu
inntiil at fzti.ii"; mum I-". "
InoludiHl 1-W.WW worm oi m-v.
iSAIiMON IH3LLY HflNTI'MJ.VT.
A ufr.,.ln .VfMVaf
m'i. utnm Htntojtmnn ila inaWnff a
caKl flht'ffr the tjrttnii.ltahnioiit of o
m,,mrv tn tliat oltv. We aire ploaaotl
to note tlmt our country w 1 ' bo r are
lnollnod to koop pace with tho tlmoa.
Mnv tholr offorte ibo crowned with
twrem and the utrceto f that town
flow with oi'UK ma "ouy i
Durrani's Trial Nearly
Forger Nnitly'Nabbed at
rendleton.
A Soiiniitloii to Ho Sprunir lu tlm Suit
AuliiHt "Lucky" lluldwlu
for Support,
8.VN FRANCISCO, tM. 2t.-Th tlt(
ft'iiwi lu tlio Durrunt trial praotlonlly
cliMoit tiMlny. IViKNltily nnollior wIiiiokh
will I mi oxainliiiil toiiiiiiiow, but lilt
tiutLluioiiy will bo lirlof. If liikoii at
all, ami thou tlio iir.t.MMiiUui wilt bo
lilu tlm lulriHluotluit of toMllmoiiy In
rolnitntl.
Alilioiitfh mmioof tlio moat lmMrtaiii
ovlilom-o on tin jNirt of tlio proMtH'tiiion
h yot to bo aiibiulltoil, from tin proa
out onlliaik tin wimo will git to tlio
Jury at tlio olim of iiont wwk. Now
Mint I ho nltiriiiovH for Iiimtnt lutvo
pnn-tloiilly olomsl tholr onto, tlio Jin.
pOOHNhlll pPOVIlIlM tllllt tilt (W'folIKO lum
UKilorliilly alroiik'Hioinil tlio oii of tlio
pr MMtt'Ulloll, U lit till 0llltlllll t lllONO
wIhi Iiiivo wtitolii tlio trlnl Hull llio
ilofoioMi hart filllo to oMlulillah a hIiikIo
fiu-t that Atlornoy Ooiiproy, In hla
oponliiK MliKiMiiotit, rtilil ho woubt do,
AliltoiiKli U wait iiiiiii'iiiii-imI tlmt an
alibi would bo provon fur llio prUoiior,
nut a wM'Inim luiK iHi'ii onlloil to aw oar
that iMirraut wua tlwhoro than ni
Eitminiol iliuroh on tlio nfioi'tiooti I lull
HIiiiioImi l.'iiinmt waa murtlorod.
BHWiKU NEATLY CAlUIT.
roiHlli.tnii, Oct, t.-sShorllT llouaor
ami ilopuiy timiur.'d a nlook furcor
minntl l.ilwjml IKiwim. llo uiiulo a
owl Mod i 'rililiiiio of ilopuf.ll mi llio
I'Ii-nI NiiUuiuil lunik of $.'t, H) ami UhimI
It na a basin of onilll, uellliut olui ki
atHliinl whili bo iiimlii on tlio liiiiil..
Tlio Nlior'IT iloloolnl him In llio uoi nf
piiHuIni: M o on a loiot ctiip'i, aitiwioii
llio man iiHt ohiirilnu him llu'i-o
IiIinKm, ami lli lnix IiIn pUii I i lini'
I Inn, llo piivut KUiliy to fui'Korj
hihI tililalliliitf limiioy llinlor f.ilao pro
ll'llMIW.
A L1VWLY SENSATION.
it Am.'oloa, (lot. 21. -A Hoiwalloii
Id llkoly ( Ik Hprutii; noun III I ho null
btviiiKht ni; 1 1 iw t "Euoky" llaldwiu by
Mlw Mlluiu Aftliliy, of riiMiitloua.
Tho youmr woniiin atiint for damiitfon
for Baldwin falluro to provldo for
lnw olillil. wlili-h hIio olilin., U a
dailifhlor of tho iiotl oapltallat. Tho
Montttlon will, iiooordlnif to Mlw
Aahloy, iK' tho rhartro tluit Or. J. W.
Triioworlhy of thin oily, who nttoiidiil
tho ,V(iuii(f woman rt tho blnh of tho
olillil, wiim liilliioiicoil to Iiiivo tho oily
by ItalilMhi or bin rproioiiiiiivo. Mln
.Vrililoy callod umii tho lioallh iillloor
Jn tho oily today for I ho birth oor-
LHIiittii. It Imro tho followliitf lliloi--
KNilui; data: "Horn nt 1'.".) Smith ollvo
!irooi, Ijok AiiKoloa, Iho. 7. IMW't, a
Cllr; molhor Lillian Aahloy; falhor K.
J. Italdwlu. Dr. J. V. Triioworlhy,
ph.Vrilil'in." M1k Axhloy waiilod llio
I lrili (vrtlllittio to umo at nor trial tn
San Eraiiolrico.
HEAVY KNOW IN NEW YORK.
Twiity4wo lut-lioa on a Lovol
ami
Thuiidor Aloiitt with It.
iSyraoiwo, N. Y., 0-t 21.-Yitor-day
and luat nlKht anow fell brwkly
In Northern and Wtxttern Now York
and ft 25 mile (tale prevailed at tunny
point. At lloliiroavlllo, In 0ww
nuiiy, llio ritorm rnifiil from 10
J..I....I, u .1 ..1.1 ii, ill! n ..',.l,ub
tl i ni -a ..ii'ii u.ijf n .hi. . .
Sunday ntoriilnit. Thoro are twenty
two lnolua of tiiKiw m a level la-lwoon
llolmavlllo nml 4hworo. Mlobrlm and
tea ma have broken throiiuh tho drlflu
with dlli.oully. Wad rlnwti and Port
auovlllo, iiKwiipi and many other
place mporlod from two to ten InehoH
or hiiow. At I'uliiKkl, In Ohwoko
niuniy, aevoiiU-on lnohea foil anil n
heavy tlniitdor ritonn aooomptinlod tho
Htonii.
A SWEE1M.NO DECISION.
Oltk Miwt Colhvt HI root Cradliitf
Ctla I'miuplly or tmn Thein.
Olympla, Oi't. 21. Tlm attpronto
court Iiiih ntulorod ft most Important
doolnlon, holdlnir that nnlonH ell lea
commence action to forooloao Hon on
HMolal atxwit (jrado aartoetamontH vvilh-
lu llio Mlipulatoa (M'riixi or two yoar
after delinquency, tho lion earn and
the city cannot recover. 'Iliia la quill
MviMinliuf and Invalldatoa apoclal an-
r'.CMsmeilt. Wlirraill to -tno imiiouhi oi
llllllllrixlH of t liouta llllH of tlolllll S
Ibromrhout tho atnte. Moat of lh
warranla nro held by himiera lll-
VOHlora.
VICTORY IN DEKEAT.
Detroit, Oct. 2l.-Ioti M. Klckln
hiiu waa dcfi'ilU'd for the iioiiilnalloii
of mayor of Polrolt In tho democrat !
coiivenllnn today, 1ml hla defeat wan,
lu roallly, roniiinU'd a a vioiory. '1 in
iioinlniH lt Aldoriuan Siiinuoi tioiu
water, tho labor cimllilalc, who re
celvod M volo ti :0 for IHeklnaoii, on
tho tlmt. iMillot. Tlm nntl-iMliiiiiiiritru
lion men trlod to force 1ho nonilna
lion of Dlcklimon for I ho punoao, II
Ih alloKod, of liavltiK hlni "Ihrown
down" by riiniiluK bii" ui hkhIiwI
the riiiKi'oo boom.
THE IM'ltlTY DEPARTMEN T.
Ilaltlmoro, Oct. 2t.-Mr. SIovoiihoii
vli.e-iiriialdcnt of tho W. O. 1. l
oiioneil tho convention H'h nmrninK m
llio II ineiico Of All Hlliani. in
Mary Wood Allen, HiipM'!itleiiilent of
ih,. imrltv deiiarliiionl. riNid a ropori
Mr. Emlllo I). Martin, the nalionnl
Miiiicrltilondoiit, reported on "I'uilty In
t,ii,i.,i,iiiri nml Art." and Mrs. Naomi
i). Toiiilliimm. of I'tmiiaylvaiila, na
tlonal Hiiiiorliilcndonl, read a paper on
"Parlor Mcouiikb."
REOICIVER APPOINTED,
Now York. Oct.. 10. .lolill DelallUll'ty
was today npimlnlod by Jwtee ibwcli
of the aupromo court receiver ot tin
Mormiry PublMilnff company. AppR
Aiitlim wa mndo 'by Albert .T. Roy
iimhia omniHol for ludKmcivt crodltorw
for K).41. Tlio dlrwttora have, tin
omiivrtol static, adinittiHl tho company
a lttsolvont and la debt on contract
for ovor $25,000. , . , , ,
In
tlio Nomination
(Jarlield.
of
He
Tells the Old, Old
Story.
The Aired tStatoHiimu'i DlKitppolnt
niotit of 1IIIIU htlll KuukioH
iu lilt IIOKOIU.
O1I1CA0O, Oot. 21,-Fullowlnn U
from tho toxt of Hountor Kbortnau'
rofomiuMi in hla ".MomorUV to tho
ropublloau twitloiiul ooiivoiiltou of l.HSi),
wltloli iioiiiluntod Jitiiio A. (iartlold
fr pmaldout, tho roforouoo to whloh
Im Imou tho aubjoot of uowxpapor
dlaouHMUm wllhiti tho i i.int few day:
"Ourliiif tho niotifii of .April dolo-
li.Una woro at'lociod friiiu tho dlfforout
siiiuiihmIoii.'iI dlNirloU of Ohio to at
tend tho mi.iic oiiii voui Ion. rUu(lmout
lu my favor waa clonrly oxpivaaod
In noarly ovory ooimiy or dlairlot lu
llio am to."
Shorimtu tolht how II wn nrratik'od
that, lu iiiio Mm uiiiiilnailou wna found
liiipiiiotli'iiblo, llio Ohio doloiiattou wa
Uj voio for lllnlno, and of tho rtitiot
if tiartb'ld that ho I hi mndo a dolo
tfitlo at hiriio that ho niliiht aid Hlior
mail oftootlvoly. Ihiiliut tho oarly part
if tho ooiivouilon llioto wa a alight
Kpllt lu tho Ohio dolotfailou and a
iMiiilduuiloii of tlioao uufrlomlly to
Sliorumn was mndo to dlarouard tho In-
4lruoiloti and volo at;aliwt him.
Tho folly of a fow nion mndo oo-
npi'iniU'ii Itinniioi Iniblo. I roii'lvod op-
ImhIoii in oiiio front hi proiomiiii
frtomla ntnl ho thi'rofnro lout tho
Ohio doli'uall'iti whli'h, but fur thla
dofiH'tliiti, would havo nniilo hi uoml
nalloii aiiro had I fallod lo rooolvo tl.
I'ho voio of my frloud would havo
iiiniiliKitoit lUaiuo nt tiny
IH-iliid of llio in ni I li nt. bill limlor
llio ooiidltloliN II w.JH 1ihimimI!)I. o
iTivo thla voio to ollhor lllnlno or
lirant. Tlio nwult waa tho hi-IitIIhii
nf a now fnudldalo and tho nomliia
ilon of Onrllold. A miu a 1 hoard
nf tho inovviui.nl to iioiiilinilo (inr
llold. I Kout tlio follow Im; toloKrnm to
Itniiiilnon: 'WiinIiIukIoii, Juno H.
lion, VS'ui. OoiiiiIkoii, coutoutlon, (.'til
nitfo: Whoiiovor llio vole of lilo
will Ih llkoly lo anatiro tho lioiiillul
i loti of (iarltold, I aijM-al to ovory do
oii'o ti voio fur htm. IM Ohio la
hiiIIiI. I in.iko tho aamn ttpoal lit my
naino to North Carolina and ovory
doloitatio who ha tmt voted for tno.
iHlKUod.) John Khoriii.iu.'
"lu (lino J Ih'ooiiiii thoroiiclily ad
vli of what ooennvd at tho Chi
oitao i-oiivoikiloii I wa oonlont with
llio roMiili. bill waa duoply woumlod
by what 1 ooiild not bill rotfard im a
binva-li of f.illh oil tho pari of wuuo
of llio Ohio (b'h'Killoll, illld vapiflully
of Uovorti r EoKlvr."
SEVERAL AKU INJURED.
A ltrldfc'o Eroko and Twenty lYraoiw
ScrloiiHly Hurt,
Now Orlcnn, Oct 21,-Tho little Iron
brtdtro Uwllnu from tho Alwler ferry
lioiwo to tho lloatlnjc wharf, whore tho
foiry l)(tt land, broko down lnt
ovonliitf and twenty persons had tholr
huiiod brokou or aimtiiliiod rtioro or lea
atrlou Injuries. Aunie Mlaaluii, ajiwl
Mary Sam, 11, and an unknown
woman, who arc mlNalii)?, are auppoaed
to havo Iteoti drowned.
EollowtiiK la a lint of the Injured: D.
Vlooluin, leu broken; V. 0. Cluunpacne,
head out and brutrted; Joaoph Alllno,
leu brokou: J. J. Carroll, court otlleer,
loi Injured; Mr. Joaoph Camper,
hmlaed; Mr. Miawil, liritlaoii; si in. vv.
S. (Survey, Ior and arm Injured; Mr.
Sarah (yombn. hip Injured; Mr. P.
MoMahon. bruised; Mlf l-aura W Hr-
nor, head cut; Mlaa Jennie Wnmior,
head cut; John Ourlney, loft arm In
jured; .La' (Sroirory. loir nroKon; ,irw
,ulu Iwiwmnn, Iniornal injuries; non-
Acker, rlk'ht arm broken; IlalHi
Patlon. aired tl. Injured alamt the
IkmiiI; William Itrnoka, Injiiwl aiamt
tho body; lmls Marlosky, brulmd;
T Ionian I.timlay, loit nami cut; 1111-
knowu woman, bin Injured.
Tlio ivow ferry ltnu at the .Mirier
Inndlnir of the Canal aireot ferry was
lined yesterday nuuiiliiir for tho llrst
tlmo. A llio lorry mint riiomns t'lcu-
lea, heavily loaded, was landlnir she
iMimned niralnst llio pontoim and the
Iron wpntt purled, throwliur over loo
noon o lihio llio hIiiiIUiw waier near tin
iMvnr inii'k. Ann 10 aorenins 01
Women and the erica of children, the
men on l ho imntoou, In the ferry house
mil 011 tho boat act about the worn
of rescue. They succeeded In savlUK
nil except two children and one youiiK
woman.
NOTHINC ill EWE YET.
Eugene (Suard;
iSoiito years ago 11 Mr. Davenport, of
Cngllfili Id rlh lived In Oregon, nml
while hero aci'iunuliiled considerable
wealth. Ho n.fterwards returned to
England, but nl ways cherished the
iiieniorv of t he slate In which he tiiiidi
his Tort 11110, ami when lie moil 101 1 tl
will, among other things 1u it, br
(Mieiitli,lng to the Episcopal churches
of Oregon, he bcliiK 11 devotee oT that
donomlnat'ion, the stun of $."1,000, as a
fund, the Income of which Is to be nip-
idled In buying ornatueiH for the va
I'iiins EiiIhcoimiI chiiivhoa of this state,
St.. uMairy's EplHoopal churcli 1n this
oily has already i'ieplvod Us ti.piior
lloiuiienl, coiiMlHtlng of two vases and
a hiindwrmiKht braas, wortli alsmt
which wore forwarded by lion
lllohard Tliornlnn, of I'tirllaud, one of
'he truslitis of the tuiul.
HOW NOT TO IM) IT.
Ited Cloud Chief!
"llnvo you observed," said a nierch
itnt to ft customer, 'the .handsome ad
vertisement I have ' on ft fence be
tween Rod Cloud and Inavale?"
"No," roil riled the custoiner, "but if
you will ootid the fence around to my
hotvso I will try and road the nn-
noiiiuvni'Oint. I read the iwiiperH. and
haven't time llo go fli'iiutid reading
lilllibonrdN." .And tlio niercbitnt
ctuLched hlis head.
The Jlijr Mill Declared
Defunct.
Corbett Sends Out a Big
liluir.
It la Arcoptod for Mahor-Th Local
l'tiiut Jtclitif Koiilit-KKirt-
Ing Matter.
HOT rIPRlNCS, Oct. 21.-Tho flfjht
botwoon OortMtt and Eiininimoii 1
divlarod off by tho Florida Athletic
elub. At a I'oiiforcuct thla uiorultiK 1m
twoou tho luaiMKort of CoiU'tt and
FliUKlmmoii tho club uki-l that tho
oontoat bo poHtpoiioil until November
lUli. llraily uiijiiU')el, but Julian
would Hot, 'id tho eon to I wa do-
ilamd off. Itraily then Uixlartsl that
irlatt would niii't any man In the
world, Flijfliiiiimiu proforrod, Novoui
lair 1 lilt, tlm man to bo named within
21 hour. VimiiIIk announced that he
would match MiiIkt iialiiHt (hIm-ii,
and llnd homo one to taku lit place
aiMliwt O'Dmnoll. Tho miiioHt Ih"-
twoou Mahor and Corla'lt 1 to Ih for
$.",(iou a Mldo.
THE SCENE CHANCED.
Little Rock. Oct 21,-Tho acono of
r lit combitt Ix-twecn tho licavy-wi'U'liiH
wa Iranafwroil from Hot SprlliK tn
Lit ilo ICtM-k toilay. Tho rluc wa
pitched lu 1. 10 aupromo court chamber
and very little tlmo wa consumed iu
prollmliiarlc, Tho attorney kouwuI
opined with a Mtltloti for no order
roKtriilnliiK tho propoMcd Illit from
tnklui; place, pondlui; n hoarlni; of tho
oiwo on It iiiorlia. Altonioy Martin
nmrriit fof tlmo and tho ln-u rmif of
tho tiioilon won tlicroiiMiii adjoiiniod
until lit o'clia-k tomorrow. When 111
furiiied of FIixmIuiuioiih' fluke, !over
nor (larko wild It made no difference
that he lntombil there should Ih 110
I'lirnlviil nt all. Should the roairiiliiinK
nilor bo Krauted llio cnao will prol
ably not come up fur heaiint: mull
amiio tlmo next Hprlnu, ndiovlnir tho
trovorimr f further ronainiblllty.
AXOTHER WORLDS RlRD.
lamlnvlllo, Oct. 21,-Jolm R. John
on tulay rotlo a mile, Hyliur aiart,
.;uimI, In D-tll-fi, bmakliiM tho
world' record,
Johuaoii InmIm Pot a Itorlo'a profo
aliiiial ncord of 1:104 5 by two and
tlinimfth aiHvmd. In the chta It
trial, Otio ZIlor of Onllforiilii, wa
bronuht out a tartlcnlar atar, ho low
erliiu th paced two-in llo record atnnd
hill aiart record of uiado hero
l.iat yoar by Johunlo JohiiHon, to 3:."1,
actually flliijiltitf off ten wk-oiiiIh.
GAME OUT STIMINO.
Painful Joko on Some Ladle
Pari.
In
Tho other week a large and fash
loiialili) niulloiK-e naaombled In a Paris
liftiiiv hall to hour one of a series of
lecture delivered by a celebrated pro-
fnwor of chemistry. At tho conclus
ion of the lecture, a lady and gentle
man who woro aiuou the first to
leave the hall had reached the open
air, when the lady catiKhl her ea-ort
atarluir hard at her.
"What 1 the matter?" asked mad
am In surprise.
"Pardon me, but you aro quite blue."
The lady returned to tho ball "and
approached the mirror. She started
buck lu horror. The roiure on her
hook had been converted Into a
henuUftil I tie by the chemh al decom
position which had taken place under
tho Itilluonce of tho iratos w libit bad
lava L'eniiiated ouibiis the lecture.
The majority of tho woineu In the
audience had suffered lu ft similar
maimer. There woro all sorts of col-
ors-"bluo yellow, violet and black
Some whose vanity had Induced them
to put Ivory on tho skin, coral on the
llw, NMure on the cheeks and bluck on
tho eyebrow had undort'oue a ludl
roti trnnsrarBMLtlon.
FOSTER FOUI'X3ASTS.
VVivithor Prediction for the Next Ten
Days.
Prof. Foster's last bulletin gave fore
casts of the storm wave to cross the
continent from Etth to 17th and the
next will reach the Pnolllo coast about
ISlh. cross the west of Rookie conn
trv bv close of lllth, great central vnl
leva 20111 to 22d. Eastern slates 2;id.
Warm wave will cross the west of
R'M'klo country tlmut lHth, great con
tinl valleys 20th. EiiHlern slates 22d
Cool wavo will cross the west or
Ruckle country about 21st, great con
ti'.il valleys 2.U1, Et stern Gild's ritn
'Tomiiorature, rainfall and drouths
will probably not go to extremes as
much during last half as during nrst
half of October.
West of the uiiimt Mississippi five
excessive snows nuiy he expected lu
December.
HOW IX) DO IT.
Albany Democrat:
Tho Monthly Orogonian, an linnu
gratlou journal, wants a big price for
writing up different sections or tin
country. IX a olty has auy money to
spend give It to the local' papers,
which by tho way, are always c
peeled to do everything for nothing
That is their .providence, it i tl Pie
per'a business to work for tho people
who support It, ami it Is as iuucu t lie
Oregoiilim s us any other paper s.
PEACE IN PUYALLUP.
This
Rank. Paid All Its Depositors
and shut I p.
Tiiooiiift, Oct. 10. The 'First National
bunk of Puyallup niade a run on Its
depositors last Thursday night, prop
ably the IlrMt time such a living was
over done lu the history of banking
Money was sent out In a buggy after
.'i o'clock p. in., In charge of the teller
the bank' attorney and two arinei
men as guards. Before midnight all
were nald. This aetlou was taken bo
on use. nn attempt wa smade to make
the bank pay $17,000 it owed to the
l'lwrca county treasurer berore paying
the other depositors. The bank set
tied with the treasurer today and
peace agaiu reign in Puyallup.
Highest of ail in Leavening rower.
AD60UUTEtY PURE
SHERMAN'S MISTAKE
THE SENATOR WBITK8 A HOOK
THAT lit UTS.
Soine Meinlior of the National Com-
in It tee Fluttering a Thoutrh
bllifhtly Wliiifed.
HAN ERANOLHOO, Oct 19. -M. II.
Io Youmr, vice-chairman of the re
publican central committee, make
several crltlclam of Hotiaior Shor
mau'a lxk., "Rwcolloctlou of Forty
Year lu the House, Senate and Cabl
uot." "If I hud a Klltlcal enemy," aald
Mr. Do Younir, "I ahould be plied to
have him wrlto a book. Konator
Sherman err where he aay that one
man coutrolhyl the N'ew York doln
t'.on to tho ropuMleuii convention of
IS'vS, and that a corrupt bargain wa
made in the Interest of Harrison dur
ing tho luterval lMtween the adjouru
moiit of tlu con nilttie t.ii Satcrday
ulirht and the tlmo when It reuewm
bhd Monday tiiorui m. 1 Is'lleve many
of tho ha mil atuteini'iit iu the book
may lat nllrlb.iuil to Senator Sher
mau' UsapKluU'd ambition to aocure
the pmaldeticy," aiiid Mr. De Young,
"ill this connect loll it may txt aald
that the aciiutor'a antbrtlou would
prul mi lily have boon roallr.iHl lonir ko
If ho had not taken audi an cxireme
ni a ml in fttvor of the gold standard."
AN OFFICEIPS DUTY.
Si-nttlc, Oct. 1D.-A difforotice of opin
ion t'loiitly nna-e latoii (' I'ector
of (.'Ui loin J. C. Siiundoi f Port
rowiM'od and Eh iitenant (i. I Car-
don of the revenue launch Su nt, In
which tin.' former apia-aled to the see
rotary of the treasury and tho lattor'
ivhiiiw minium to a reprimand. Car-
leu a few weeks slnoe niairti-d the
steamer Itiiokeye for tmt cnro'inir a
life r.ift and In lor made a online of
Senile harborj from which he roiairt
od s.eiimlaMits, yacht and rowtioat
ro. not dlsiilaylnir prom'r llKhta, tine
foe which had they been Imposed
worn! have amounted to $7,000 to $10,-
ow. Theae report aluiply deutywl
the Port Towtiscud custom oltlce and
tho collector, taking the Uuckeye cflsv
as aa occtwlun, wrote to tho depart-
mout to get I Is opinion sustained to
the effect that it waa Ca.-dcu" duty to
iiluiso down Hmiik'Kler only. A reply
oanio quickly, reinforced by an opin
ion or Treasury Sollolior Roev
In the latter It was plainly stated
that Carden had only done hi duty,
and had he not roiortod the violations
ho would have loon liable to $Ui tine
for each otTonso, and removal from
utlleo. While the Hliitule doea not pro
vide fur It, Saunders has ensayed to
investigate the resrt before lntHis
ne linos, from nn appTelieniou of
personal liability for damage.
THE lllUMNO MINE.
Tho
Fire Almost Extinguished,
llio Dauiago I SllkUt.
and
Seitttli, Oot. IU. Smoke haai ceasl
pouring from the rnalu slojie of the
t'raukllu coul ml no and tho nr I be-
Uevisl 1o be almost. If Hot quite, extlu
gulahitl. The lire Is not believed to
have extended lieyotld the timbers, as
the coal vein nre l.0 feel distant
through a nak tuiii'cl, and the bodies
of the four mifiiig me 11 are lr this
tunnel. Tho men showed mirage to
the extent ef foolli:iidine-s in going
down, fur th y wore warnul rciioiited
ly, and John Adam, one of them,
lUlI'ly OMtlpCd JllSt iH'IOiO.
YOUNG MACK AY DEAD.
Tho Boiwunea King's Son Killed by a
Fall from a Horse.
New York, Oct. 10. The first Intima
tion of the accident which resulted iu
the death of Johu W. Mackay. jr..
was received here by Mr. Mackay's
private secretary and was a cable
gram from Clarence Mackay, iu whloh
ho said John had been thrown from
a iiorse yesterday and seriously hurt.
Tho doctors had pronounced the case
hopeless. Clarence bogged the secre
tary to prepare his father for the
worst. At an early hour tills morning
another nuv-age was received stat
ing that the young man had died last
night, Young Mackay arrived iu this
city from the West June 8th, and sail
ed for Europe on the steamer Paris
June 10th.
San Francisco, Oct 10. John W.
Mackay, jr., who was killed lu Paris
yesterday, was the eldest sou of the
Bonanza millionaire, John W. Mackay.
Deceased was about 20 years old, hav
ing been bom nt the Grand hotel, in
this city, In 1S70, He and Claiem-o,
aged 23, were the only children of the
millionaire, the Princess t'ulonna being
a slop daughter. For the past rIx
montlis the young man who met his
death Thursday, and his brother have
been rpendlng their vacation with
their mother atid partly with their
stop-sister liva, the Prim-ess Ooionna,
and at the time or the fatality the
two brothers arid the princess were
togoruer In Paris. Mr. Mackay, senior,
Is In this city, and received only a
brief cablegram announcing the acci
dent and dentil. Efforts to obtaiu fur
ther particulars were fruitless, Mr.
Mackay is overcome with grief.
A SCHOONER ASHORE.
rort Townsend, Oct. 21-The who m-
er Roy Seiners, bound from San Fran
cisco to load lumber Is ashore at
Suko harbor near Race Rocks, Van
couver Island. At 2 0 clock this morn
ing, In a deiiHo fog, with a heavy
swell, tho vessel drifted ashore at high
water. The vessel Is not badly dam
aged as yet and the tug Wanderer will
attempt to pull her off tomorrow. ,
MORMONS IN BRITAIN.
London, Oct. 11 The conference
hero of the Latter Day Ruiuts which
opened today was largely attended.
A. II. Ives, of Salt LaJte City, made a
speech, In which he annvuucpd that
the .principles of the clitTch were
nimklng snUsfactory prowess In the
provinces, especially In Wales.
Latest U.S. Gov't Report
INCREASED HESEItVE
MOVEMENT OF NEW YORK'S FIN
ANCIAL IIAUOMETER."
1 lie Loan of the Dunk Have De
creased Fourteen Million Since
Early in September.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Th New
York FliniueltT ay:
For the first time since Bcptomlwr
hmt the weekly atatoiuuut of the aaao
cbtted bank of New York City abow
an Uicraise lu reserve, the eipanaioa
1 jr the week eudJng October lUtli be
ing 11,203,275. The net lucrc-aa iu
cash reported amounted to only $811,-
."aiO. There wa a decrease In tb
loan Item for the current week of $2,
2S,'i,7oo, due pmbably to mercantilo
- ttloireni and the catling In of loans
by Imi ks which had fallen bdow the
nvjulnd reirve. The total !o ot
the New York banks show a decided
falling off In the hint six week, tho
t iial of a.Vtl320l300 reported OctobtT
l'.itli comparing with f:il8,3(15,H00 on
Soptoiiiber lat, a decrease of over $14,-
OINt.OOU.
WILL SERVE UIS TIME.
Ilerllu, Oct 10.-Yielding te the ad-
v'li) of frioiulH and lawyem, lxKAn
Stern of New York, It I understood,
ha rwinMldiTud his Intention of for
feit lug hi ball and now Intends to un
dergo the two weeks' Imprisonment
to which he wa sentoncod.ra addition
to a fine, for insulting Baron Tbellgen,
deputy oommlasloner of the Spa at
kbiNongen. In this case Stern will nn-
ib rgo hi sentence In Ibe state prison
at Sehwelnfurth.
VENEZUELA'S rOSUTION.
Washington, Oct 19.-Vhe offlclal
stAtement fmm the Venezuelan foreign
otlloe covers the set policy of Veuo-
xuol.-i iu case the lsritjnb attempt to
build the military road recommouded
liy Itrltlsh Minister Chamberlain In
his letter to Governor Lees of Briusa
(iulana. The Venezuelan statement
oIosoh with a signllicant sentence that
on the question of building this road
the course of Venezuela bus been audi
that invading neighbors "cannot make
another step farther on the Venetueln
Hide of the river" without rvk.liic a
collision.
A GOOD MOVEMENT.
Effort to Have Domestic Instead of
Urlthsh Columbia Coal Used.
Tacomn, Oct. 19. The Northern Ta-
rifle Coal company has received 'an
order from Captain Cotton of tho
1; nlted States strainer Philadelphia,
now at Port Angeles, for 250 tons of
Roslyn coal, which will be forwarded
Tuesday. Today came a telegram
from the chief of the naval bureau of
equipment, asking for fifty tons of
Roslyn coal, free of cost, to tie ttseil
tn milking forced draught tests at
high speed. The coal companies aud
the Washington delegation In congress
are making strong efforts to have do
mestic Instead of British Columbia
coal used by the Packiic squadron.
which consume annually about IM,-
OiHj tous of coal, worth $400,000.
AN IMMENSE SHIP.
Chatham. England, Oot. 19.-The
newly constructed battleship Victori
ous was launched here today. This
warship Is the third largest vessel or
her class provided for by the naval
defense att of 1S03 to leave the stocks.
Among tho notables present was
Thontu F. Bayard, United States am
bassador. In whose honor the united
States flag was conspicuously dis
played. The Victorious Is of 25,000
tuns displacement; is 3i)0 feet long and
lias a coal capacity or 16U0 tons.
STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
Sydney. N. S. W.. Oct. 2l.-The Brit
ish sttwmer Indranl has been la colli
sion with the American vessel AVa-
nvoda, from Woodvllle. The Alameda
was cut down below the water line.
and sulwequoutly grounded, badly
damaged. The Indranl as from Teehio
for Port Kcuiball. The Alameda left
Van Cowes August 16th for Sydney.
BOTH PROBABLY TIRED.
San Francisco, Oct. 10. Lady Sholto
Dniglass, the variety actress who mar
ried tho youngest sou of the Marquis
ot Queeusberry, wants to return to
the stage. She has written a letter to
a local theatrical manager asking an
engagement as a variety actress.
SUICIDE OF AN" EDITOR.
St. Paul, c-t.21. A., E. Adams, of
Spokane, Wash., was fottud dead m
his riMitii at the Sherman house thla
morning. It to believed he committed
suicide.
NO OPPOSITION.
Detroit, Oot. 19.Mayor Pingtvewaa
renominated for his fourth term by ac-
e.lania.tlon by the republican city con
vention this afternoon. .
PAPER MILL BURNED.
Atlanta. Oa.. Oct. lO.-Wheelhoase &
Sons' big paper mills have burned.
'Tho loss 1 $00,000.
Awarded
Hlfbeit Honors-World' Pg
(EIwAFJ
MOST PERFECT MADE
A purt Gripe Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
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