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7 Sjr throw vol.. s. IMMMCVILLi:. CHOOK COUNTV. OIlKGOX. S.VTlJIiDA Y . -II LV . IM!2. vn a (KliOCO Ki-YIBV CI hi i "it i- I mi 'hi Hi.it m iJHJ T Hi T tLLIOTT. Irttn W ,llt"i'tl,tlie. I f .li,l,i in .Its,,, t I i IN M l,,l' Hi ll I'llii Slate "ill. Ill I I, I Ollt. Ml III! nI ,-t l,,t.ilt r 1 t ti f v Ml I IIM."i "I -'Mil III v r. I U II II I'U I i. w u ! 1" , vi. 1 t tint ii'.ut' i?i I lii'l l,-MiS U.i Vlll'- C. A. Dentist. CLINE, Dentist, II P. BULK NAP. M D . 1 i Physician nml Surgeon, L.L0KGE W. ATTORNEY BAHNKS. AT LAW I'lloellUe. J. F. M00HE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, k. u. i I., i - I'HINtVILLE, OREGON. Trihrts i Gfiirral Ba 11 k t ti K Bulii. i'-i.i. in r it t ti I ti n tl l.r -I. 1110 I to, IS il.-.- I., ftir.b " i l. tsi ,1.1 N. S. II. . .. hro.". " 'I' 1 '" I iti,l tMenl.. Ed n. white, 'lulu Nlrert, I'rluel III,', r., i iiiiritii.Toit or nil' Popular Resort for All Will) WIHII - '"'a I Ignr, Mi r Hi In tiling llrlltb, A -ui ol llllllartla, r kiii-lnl tin me l itril. CbUB KOOJVIS FOR GAMES. Unit early, hue ami olu-u. PACIFIC COAST. Complete -.lection Oieuon. Returns "' ''r'i'ij; of till' Mayo Italians AUi:l utcd (u 1 1 if hxile ul I Mi" Yum ! r iiNir v. militia If u build ' iV t,ii.(,,la,. I .(-), I,, A,l..a, i -1 Ira. tin miirli lloti tl.oi. A sealing rsiw-ditloii linn g,,ne I,mu j Hjti h.-g In th 1'iHlrix Mauds. , san 1'ieirni In Iiim. Im ol sleamcr 1" Mm t., Central American i,rl j To, rent uf run have fallen oil the j ievada rang,-, mi. I ranchers an. I rattle ; mi ll nr.. gtcally Lncllled, The owner of sealing vi.xi.lt are . alarmed, ami have aent a courier vessel aarn the fleet 11, ,1 w enter Behrinir ! Tl," m miin'ral iliKcvpry aiily ihIIm i 11011I1 ol KliiKiiiHii, A. T., la atlracluiK I if,rt allrnlh u. I Iik uimi-Iik apiwar j In lie wr jitnti rut, i Tin, ArUiina HIim, I 'miipanv U - talilmliril a l. w.,l n. litot.t 1 iMitrtria al Kitiimf, A. T. Tlitt capital - i-4,tiita frmn ftrntioii. A ynllim li.ii mUtx! Alttakan 111a. krf I, 'ami lnllt i.iul 1.1 ti. tnackrl of Mm ; Allniilic mill, in fiiiiu.l at Ihr il rn.l tlie Alaakau Ulan, la. Tltny tiiova 111 taiK whiHila aiiU ai limly tUvort,.!, l limiiiih the ,ioullar altPiiliom f a . Uitli-ctim J.M tur iiiiii-I Klliittt at Mm tlarhara, n voting man naitinl Krei . I Ifln iliP'l ami llii, m.Ip arr v,'ry Iih1ik itanl Thi-y proK,.i, to pruwtitu Klllott. tl. I". Millt-r It cliarp.l a ilh furajorr pt ha, 1 ick.. Mo ilxp-iaitml a falan rltVi-k l..t -, . n thf I hloriiia National Hank ami pria t tvltsl to ilraw imnipy on it. Ho yiitnicil val it.nrchanta before h tt aa aripitinl. Hi 111.rn.1n1i of tha Mayo lii.llam In Kiniiia, Nl l- ta attrilmltNl to Ilia nu ,raiiiiiii'iit ami laiiltthiin'iit of thaSnltit ,l t'uUtrca, iert'aa t'lrca, now in cilia at Yixalra, A. I. I'lia " Tiiacarnra S,M.ctv " t,f I'ta't "inlt I it I mt'inlwia U I'hli agit to tmiin. iHtny tha (iriillla (lah'natinn Iroiu that Irrrlloty. V ilium cria of t,Mity ptccra aaa takau aloii with ttittin. Coitntr hiialiKHii at San ii'ki la ii..rp-.iili-l tu l at a itamlrtiM, no it. to tint attamrt, of aprvic,a ot tlpiutif ntM.ilnf In tlia rarlmia iloptrtinrnta I tna 11 tha rxanlt o( t hn rfnt .l lti.in of tha Su Vrvma I tiitrt. Tha llra-lntii-nl iinr. aiilil ajKin-v rt txirta twptity- ,'.rri (ailnrri In Ida I'ariUo ('.Mitt Hiatt-a an.l Ttr rit.vria for tha wrck, aa rt,rniaril with ti'M for tha pra mum trt'k an.t Dltrrj lor tha corre apuu.lii wprk ol I 1. The litigation over the Huneel Irr'ga o,n (.'on pany at I reano haa ended and the Interewt of the company liaa liern ' aiirten.lrriMl to partiea who have aectlriHl j a right-of-way through tha l.wgiina tin 1 '1 ache, and will orgatiii thu latgeat eingi irrigation ihalru t in the woil.l. A dm itioi, hy the t'ttile,! htatea Hu- . . . 1 a k. 11 ... I T iiit-itie i nun aanini me in-ii.,n, ,-. ... Smelting and .(eduction C.mpanv 1 ; favor i.r the Alta Milling IVm.p.tiv of , ii . 1 . .. 1 . 1 - . ... ..,.t ! IIIIIIIIIH I HHIlHII'll-ll e ll'" ",- .in. j Hi granting of rights long claimed by , muter, T he Amelter waa ai'cusd oi the Illegitimate rating of orra. At a meeting of Ihe cre.lit.ira of Alfred I ireetitiauiii, the insolvent lienor mer chant ol Sail Francisco, It waa ascer tained that hla liabilities were :ttU) and hi asaeta only l.ti.laij. The credit ors claim that tireenbauui Uiugbt large ,itautitlca of gisslt out of hi line ol bus Itteaaand by illie atc.l llieiu. The I'orllatid and Coat HU'Miiiahip I' .ny. which haa lai'ti runtiiiig atcnuier Ui t o bav and other coaat porta, haa ma. In an aaaignineiit In favor of Fred Strung, Ita Freeidetil and Man ager. The asset are ealiuiated at 74,- H'.-l. and the llahllitiea fi,t:7. The 1 (a bay trade has ntd proved prolltaine. W'otk haa been la-gun on a mining tunnel near Watdner, Idaho, which will lt over two mile long, and will lap sev eral of the principal mine in the Our ,1' Alette district, Ihe tunnel w ill take the place of traiuaaya ami railroad ill lraii"rlllig tun hi concentrating plant. It will cut tha Hullivaii, Hunker Mill, Steniwliider, l.al Chance, Tyler and rderra Nevada niliica over U.iKk) feel la low Iheir prewnt working. Compltde riitnrns have la-en received from all but four cotintir In Oregon. which give the following plnraittit Congr len: rlrl tiitrici, iiannan i l.'ep I, fi.-IL'. Second district, Kllia Itep.i, 11 CIS. Chauilierlain (leiii.) Iibs j liir iiia)ori(v for Attorney ticneral, and , tin- l.egislaittra now stands: Senate K-pilhlhana. 15; Iteinocrals, 14 ; l'lO-j li e's party, I. House--HipublicBii, 112 1 It.Hiiorrata, l; People' party, J (liniTiior Toole ha isaitcd a proclama tlon forbidding the bringing of sheen into Montana from Oregon, Nevada, t'al- ti..r,,ia WKshlmitott. Idaho or I' lal". The pr.H'lainatlon waa made on a "Imtv j lug ma le hv Veterinary Surgeon Hullo- wav that sheep from the Slalea naiiieu were Infected with scab. From 4,l) to f, t,(Hl sheep front nutshle Miluta are held lie 1 o owavai Illllie. liiooieoa, " I- ,lttv , been at . iJ,; , ' other disease, and It is the I'"""""'1 1 U,e anlhorities to keep up a good rei-otd , The Captain of the Notwcirlan bsik i:llor, which has just arrived at ion i'owti-end, report calling at Ocean Islatid In the South PaeltlcOcean, alinn-t , south of Hawaii. Ihe lHlH.id is i'iiwiiend, report ennui u.l on tha chart as tinliilialiltwl. lie saviwhen he "hipped there lilhHUi natives came oil' to the ahlp in small caniie. They were of a Malay t y l( rtol ii.. live feel eiuht Inches in height, i . r..i ...ooikhivion. One a.iu iirtitn tho vinitora with hvhhI at ami veil o" - -- . " . . , ...... aal-u, fi.t llW !,",r""''..... .a. tin, extent of their i-. . t mi mi., npr knowiedge of the Kngllslt lauguHitt;. 1" . -.,.ra ainall nulls aa hret'lllt It'OUl 111'"-.' . ....l...l . . I il,u nlhera were attired 111 , elotlln. aim i".' " . , , t h, and new smiles. They had no lutple- neutsof wurlarssnd seemed very peace- able Th island is bout out mil saiuar ud wU woods!. 1 PLKSU.NAL MhNIION. The Wives of King .VUlidoj of Santo. Compelled tu I ,ike In Washing to Support the family. I rliices Uiil will l.riiiK a party uf prominent KiiKliali ladies lo visit Ilia World's Hair next year. Prof. Hmiry Slialer Wllliama, now of (-orin.il University, liaa lieeu appointed to fill th chair of geology at Yalu. IjrJ Talinyaon la aalii tu hav made imira money from the wale ill liia verse thau any ot!.r X w.'iw ;!t, .lived. Mra. V, T. Itanium, widow of lb showman, la annoyed try a Bridgeport crank, who tliluka tiiat 11I111 wants to inarry It f tat. I'nif. MrMaalera la at work 011 the fourth volume of Ma "History of Ilia American IV.,,,!," which will probably be published In l.tlll. 7 Uriw Fred Wyilams, l,a dielin - gulahedMaaaachiai.ua foriirreeaman. ia th kih of a German. Mt iroil think U la a lull h v -In. I Vitiikec. .Mra. Ilinriu, allpof thn Kuitllali at tioiiniiifr. 1a a m t ahl iolnt to her hilnlHiml in hla aatronu nical lal ora, ami kwoa a i or.l of hit olmorvaliona. Wlllllaiii l.liinl tiarrifon prciclio.1 tha other ilny In on of ll,t larnpat chnrclipa ill I'Mitt.in, ami lnoiint'i tha hitiHta aurlila oii act in no niiivrtalti trm. j Mr. lilailatoitp ia 11 ii-iikI lirniii him 'If (or a pmapM-tivr re turn to the I'riine MmUtrr liy trying to orove In the .Vtar- ! lnifi ' .,( -y that I'anle ttil.lic.I at lliloril. j Jainr. Hlchanl Ca-ke, 11 raihiaUl from Ilia Itoatnn l'nlvi-rlly ai-hool of iiimIi- I rina rm-rntly, la tin- Ural rraon totally hllmt from infancy to receive a ifegrtt aa a phyaician. The laat itiaip hir ol I'nUtkl, the ilia-tiiigiilxh'-il Pole . a ho ai.lcl the patriota of the Kovnlntion, hvea in Savannah, t., w here he earim a acanty living . tlhlig ainall aitrra. Mine. Man-heii, who haft long Uhoi faniooa aa a tea. ho of vra- tl iiiiiaic, never tnkca ptiplla of the aterncr e. Slie aayn: " I'racb men ? Why, all the ten or" woiihl tw marrying off my fonranon, ami I ahoulil not have a contralto left alter aliinltiiig Imntom-a !" Mr. HUihe't mnaiii, J. V. Hlaine, who own valnahie o,pHr mine lit Canada ami in other! well to do, hat aoatrong a reaeitihlance phvaically ami facially to ; Ih diatiiigiihihixl en scvrelarv n( stata t that he ia lrjtiently niiataften for him. ' J, V. It lav 1 lit. ia a IViiua-rai. The Wanamakera have four home i tha residence in VN'aMlt'ngton, one in i I'hila.lelphia, a c ittage at t'upe May j I'oliit tailed the l.ilemyn oitlnge from j the riainca of the two dantflitera . and i l imleiiliiiml. a very tins ren.lence and ' eatate, aUiut liftn tiiilea from I'hila '. delphla. j William II. I.arkev, I ., 'he I in lv in tike, Va., reerntlr, lore the color ol tha ' Kift v-ae.-ond Virginia Infatitrv in thirty : an Inltlea, and Ntrticipatel In thirteen j rcratch, though hit Hag waa (hoi from liia handa aeveral liinea and hit (!.,' hing ' plerce.1 l,y Imlleta. I King Milie'oa of Samoa it not paid In aalary .i a week) with regularity , enough to keep hiiu in eaty tlnaticial condition; an he han Iwvii having hft w ive do wathitig for well to-do w liite retidenta of Apia. If thing ilu not ini- I prove, the King will waalt hit handa of the whole royal hiiaincttt. It ia rivalled in llo.ton that Kdwin II.. .11, ... ,,i tl,.i ..It.- tl.. .1... .h.., I i. ; oilu'a aeaination ; and ha walked down Washington atreet in the iiiorntng .... ... . i H'"'t I'av.ng read the pa,a r, or heard '"'" In a ahort time, hoaever. he a reiivnt'ed, and an angry cmwd lol- . , . . . . . . . 1 ,t,--i 111,11, iinonnia liiipnica ,,o having ao threateningly that he wai lomil to aeek refugu in a drug atore, w here he wa concealed for a lime ami then let out through a tide door. Kriitit the cillei'tion of workt of art which he hm derided to well Aleiander Ihnnaa will reaerve a water i-olor repre wnting a "Knight ol the Middle Agea" aa a aoiiveuirof a fainoita Indian! inalt'h he once had with .Meio,iier at I'oiaay. Theartiat loved In I hard, lull wanalwayi lieaten hy M. Ihimaa, who won on the Hicaaion referreit lo a loeii nicturea Kut, avmpathliing with hia vanquished ! foe. the author allowed himseli to lw J la-stan in another game, and eventually ; nly won the picture which lie Intend1 to keep. WONI U'S FAIR NOI'hS. HuilJing Wliete a Woin.in Cm Leave t' H.iby .tnj let a ('.Iia k for llie Little C".licitil.-l;U. A historic colleclion of railroad tickets w ill las , me of the ex. hi hit a of the World's Fair. One of tha big guns of the Chicago World'a Fair will 1 a HUMon caution made bv kritpp. Wyoming will not have a separate buililiiiir at the World's Fair. It will exhibit In Ihe general department. There w ill lie a building at tha World's F'nir where a woman ran leave her Iwby and get a check for it while she sees the slum-. The construi'lion of the Kngliah build ing at the World's F'air haa la-tui iHsgtin. F'.iinhind takes the lead of all the foieigu mil ion iu this work. The St. Joseph (Mo.) World's F'air Association has dissolved heeaiisa no St. Joseph woman was appointed on the Hoard of Woman Manager. Oregon ha projected a handsome monument lor the World's Fair, hut there la as yet no place to put II. It's out of site, as the boy say. J'hthilrl lift in .fifjrr. depar.i.ient of physical anthopology of k Ullvr,y, Worcester, Mass., 1ms t Uf I q( ,, .,H.llr specimens from the Indi- l rr. r ran noes, in cnmw" mm m,.e .(,,,,, Flat tery and the west coast ( vncouver island, ol all articles llins- Vimiv,ver . ()f (htf , f habtts, customs, ninuntac- thoao Indians, and Iiiih oll'urwl for the purpose of thai single university as much as the Htateol aah Inglon lias allowed to Judge Swan for similar work for the State World's Fair exhibit. lr. Boas i a sclent at, and ha ninde many collections of Indian manu factures, and he knows their value, and he is also aware that there are io many collector in the Held looking (or just auch specimens that their cost lias ma terially advanced. Judge Swan has also u.u.l ln n,uk. a iliinlleatM not iwuill reii iicoif i, iw ..- --, j , (of th. Unted 8ul, r-lti, Com. ml.,loni b ,m gto Neah Bay next wwk 0, colUotiou. EASTERN ITEMS Fight Over the Governorship in the Kansas Alliance. SMALLPOX IN OHIO VALLbY. The Hustlers of YVyoiniii ii.,: ! j Mai Meeting at Gisjur Anny Wotiiii, : V- , . , , . HptJnglield ha J "irt VuiUxl ! T . ! . Ool'Kre; 01 'i&'.-A .( wiil ua i l"'IJ "eIt 'eHr There are 11.008 uiora women than men In Maryland. The Chicago poaUillim make a profit of .7XXyj to yearly. There are patlniita in the Inaane aayluin al Norrlnlown. Army norma are doing great damage to hay nlda in llart holouiew county. Ind. 7 The liuiiiigratlon to America tiiia year givet prom lee of beating all former rec ord". The American dreea reformer are pre puruig to renew their cruaade at Ohau t tiiiiia thla aeaaon. The method of making tin tilate will aoon I taught the colored itudenta of liauiiton Inatil-lte, Va. The Federal flrand Jury at Springfield haa la-en diamiaited lor lack of fundi with which to pay them. The wife of H-oretiry K kina Inn founded and eiidowel a fioina for p tor children at ItSer i'ark, M 1. The railroad are fighting the Krie canal hy hauling grain ao low the (oil men cannot atl ,nl to handle it. The dulleat timea ever known in the Little Km k (Ark.j ronnttv enet now, ami the direct chum ia the fl vela. (tuck rotiuly 1 1'enn.) farmi r employ over ot the Indian hova ami girli graduated from the I aril" e clnail. Wiacontin did Fellow, ipent l.I,".':!'! in relief laat year. There are lti.iai) memtiert of the order in th state. IVapite a rainy May, Lake Ontario ia raid to I aeveral feet lower now than it oidinanly ia at thi aea-xiti of the year. The New Yoik grand jury ha indicted a wealthy rea!-etat owner for renting a houae for illegal and im moral ptirpoaee. I r. Cyru K laon haa roporte,! to the 1 loan I of Health that tire of the public M'hoola in ew ork are laully venti late,!. The Kanaaa Kepuhlicau a-wert that the mortiraiie liuleht" of their 8 a'.e WW twelve All hut one of the li'JiWo cltiee of the t'ltited Stale with popn lationa of from .VI.UO I to 2iM),otU have electric rail way in uee. There la a bitter tight ia the Kauaaa Alliance rank over the Governorship. J.-rrv Simpaon ia iiieulioued a a poeei hie dark horn. l'rofeor John B. Mc Matter of the I'nivemity of 1'ennavl vania ha declined ."""V rreemeucy 01 ttteuni vemuy 01 lliinoia. The Carnegie Steel Company (limited; haa iasued a circular calling for a reduc tion of from IS to 50 per cent in nearly all the departments. When the near ('nlte-l sitalaa Iron. 'I.. I Texas It a atloat and ready for business, ' It w ill represent the biggest State in the I n ion and about :t,IHI.,,t)iJ. An insurance aasociatiou ia being formed at Memphis, Tenu., by cottou iiierclinnts to protect thetuselves from unjust cotton insurance rates. l'ro'essor Hiirnhaiii, who ha left the Lick Oliaervatorv, is to assume the otllce of Clerk of the Federal Court of the Chi cago circuit, a position be filled before. The (Irand Trunk will hereafter las permitted to boud all baggage g ing trom lomnto to the t nlted Statea. thus enabling it to check direct to American pomta. llie rti'tters imin Wyoming held a , mas iiieeiing at i as par aim tienotineea i the interference of the F'ederal govern ; nient with their attain. They claim the i State ia amply able to meet all trouble. rinaui-iera in .ew i ork are calling ! the attention of the promoters of rail- wav-building to the probability of in creasing alisorption (if F.tirotieans of American railway securities in the next year or two. The latest New York bank statement shows the surplus reserve is ,'ii,tkH),000 an amount nearly four times as great as at this time last year. The ease of money seems to lie assured for several montiii at 'Tttwrrr-T Th Missisalnpi levee, with all the damage their tweaks are alleged to hare done, placed at r:t2, KXI.lHK) bv Hnvhlrtei't and $40,tXKl,(HX by the Kew Orleans 7'iiiir-ViiKs"r,u, have atitl stood better than in the p"t. The Lieutenant -Governor of Kewatln and Manitoba charges thai American w halers are poaching in Hudson's Bav and violating the revenue law and inti mates that an international question may arise therefrom. There exists iu Chicago a society, th membership of which is restricted to colored men with white wive. The ob ject is to benefit a clais of persons who tor their Interracial marriage sreostra- j cised bv both black and w hite. The exports of silver this year have , Iia,l Ittr.'P tliao at SUV tllllll "lllCA til passage ol the law ol jnlv, IMiM. The' shipmenta from New York alone have amounted to nearly N 0,0.k(HW net, or alxmt 3:1 Hr iinit. 1111117 than tn 18. 'I. A nuw linen mill hay jttt Is'en isatu nleteti at siionx City, Iowa. There is considerable tlax raise.! in the vicinity, j out nereioiore use vuiboiiiv inane 01 vue seed, the fiber leiii tiirown away. Now Hie latter w ill be utilised. Thi"ie another fruit of the MVKinlev law. SmallH)X is raging Itltbe Ohio valiev, Iwtween the Big ami Little Kanawha river, l'otueroy, Ohioaod .Mason I'ity, Letai t and other West Virginia town are quarantined, and nearby every town iu tha valley baa taken stringent meas ure to prevent the spread ot Ihe scourge. The Ohio river railroni and boats are utl'eriug greatly, as uo eilpmeuii can b mad to or from th dlts-ict. HEIH9 OF THE HOUSE OF STUART. How Ij or. Hi, 11 1,1 lKln it,. Kltg- lUlt I hrima I. ( i,ni,tlrwU,4. Thurf la hivioiiial hliimli-r which ever and hiioii come up nml w hlch, tbougli of Ito pniitlcal Igniilctmi-. jet cannot lie Mil hoot an ititiiKimiiive influence on Anglo- ;Haxoti It nM-ct the ipiexloti. Who la the re,rtxriiHiiie of the Siurtf The I tuterueiii I oft. n mail? Hint It la the king of I ml). Lot till Ua iiiltake. lt UtU-t f lieHi'Hiii'e i in a very lute reotintf article I Ml Clieefl itt14nrvl, hii tl wty I hut but fur the hiw exi liiilinjj Hri, no I 'athotlo ' Imm Kin : IlinnUrl and (Joei-it Marifiiret ; woo lit 1, oh- Im- king mihI ioteu of KngialifL , Itlawnnb loalng tiii i-ren the ei itnent ki-loriiiu. f, 1 reeinnn. I rawialiy falleu Into lii, hame i-mr in hii He 101 M"! !'o ..oft, knoaiug that l,y r-rtiHli- atictvaakaa toe Stuart r'-prtcntiii ion hwd Mted Into j Hie huuw-ol -t ..j ;,u, ,,n ImviiiK chaucei Ui notellidi In tin, nle uo:ewioii II hivl .ieift 1,111 i,r the I -e of Snn.i 1 When hy ,i.ih i,( Henry niimrt, ('anil ! mil Vork, In iar;. the hou. of Siiian, am! i ih !l all tl. h. it., .rf Jaii.i-a .11. l-cn,e 1 extinct, ih, 11 n. hi-ehler l-ler. .Vlnry, had ho urini.l. I.il.li, n the sinart re,rem.nia . th.ii ii. ii. hi. I ,,n Kinu icior Kiiinmnuel I of Hi-,linia. n-1 he h, irof .liiniea' younger nit-l. ililirielln. ilu, h,- of llrl,-Hn. 'io 1 tor Kniruiiiittcf h loir f..r .tie 1 hrone of liar ilinlti. n he loot no m.iis, m, hi tirothur (.'liMiiiH I'clit. toil for tnc Sitniri r,-preaen-tal ion. n loi h ol conrv foil. ,,! the Kli-ll-h rule, it hi. ehh-l ihiughter, Mry : Itt-Himr. II, -r licit -. her chtet aon. l'roei V. 1 he l.iet ,lnke nl M.'lena. w hum ioraeii in r.tiovmioti. 1, i,n-M-nta actually receivio- ih,. iiotnuue of noma Knuliali lihoi lie-it- true -ovei-enfn. Al hl ,eat h it it l,.,i,t i-.-ne iu Ii7,, the Snmrt 1 hum .now of cnur-i- purely hieal) pa--l to hi-, oeil t,totli,-r'-. (Ft niliiani'a only chilil. the V ri hdm h --. .farin Therena, w ife of Prim .- :.f llnviirla. who la ttiu-, the r pre, nt.it ivc t,f ;he Stiiarta. the 1 inhjri- ami the lflan:au.-ti,-l. The ehle-.t of :hi hull'-, four or live -.,n- le-ara the tiL'h of In-, fjitooti-. ,l,--tf-etn in hi" imrne of "I'rinie !ii rt " Hut. the ideal claims of the niK'h-ni r.m;li-h royalty, ha-aing uih-m .1 ii.-ni tile I.i.iim. of Savoy into the M.. n.'-e l.ninch of I he hi.MH,- of i hiiri lirriiin,.. will, in the nevt ifi-nerulion, la- iw-ltlcd in the l,..ii-eol 11 l. l-lun h an -i-liil Ih,' Thr,4le of f to 1 mill, Mipfwe-ing Ihiit IliotMn hv l, t-e ihell ill existence. (Ill I lit- deal it i.f t harh- I'eln in pctl, the S.-iriliin.ui iioun piise,! lo the hranch of Savoy 1 .iriiiL.ti.,. which parte,! (nun ih ihler hm a w i t.uion la-fore ilrnrietta Stu.irt wi- t.oTi kin.: 1 1 uiiilM-rt, there fore, and hi- ,-oliiu aid 1 if,-. (Jut-en Mar litn. arc not only not the repreaentalivea of t he i nan Inn . aa M,ii;te,l not in Cham- : l-cr Ltii l, h,i(ia. th,-y are not m-JU-end- i aut- of tin- Stioiit-. j V n Vnt.,r; ii auilty f a ainnular almirdity in ,.t-..- of her l.k when aha proudly call liee. lf, n il h true roynl and feminine Toriin. "the reprei..itaitive of 1 the ; iiart-.." Her houe was choM'n for t he i cry rex-on that iia ,-lev.,iion aifrnal I.1 the iiatioioil reji-i i.,11 of the Stuarta. ; The .vt 0 el 1 lenient "how" that ahe 1 not only not the r,-i,r--,-nf.itie of Charleal, hut !-. not even I he retre-etuaf ive of faia "i"ter F.lir.ala-th until all the tMr.t-ritv nl Klt.tl.th .n-. hall la- extinct, for the act tia-teca over tile 5tju-ami over the e (let fixe" on the y,,uni;i.i ,lauctiter. Sophia, aa la-ing a ProteMJinr. Tne pre--iit dyoaAty, 1 therefore, reiii- I.) no aiitittiatil right uf d,reiit. hut t,y m true a-t of natiomil elec- ' tlon. Victoria ia not the n pn-.-etitatire of the Stuarta. hut. w hich i- an infinitely ' higher dignity. he I-.. In a free act of ria- llonal choiii-. the eepre-H-ntaliva o the ni.vj,--ty of mik'tity Kttifhind. j I tony remark that the pre-cnt repreaen tmneof KliioitH-th Stuart, tueeu Vlcto- ' 1:1 nnce-.t n---i, i" -mid 10 taj, curlounly 1 uotiKh, the Couttt of pfiri. - Dr. (harlea ('. Startunk in lt,-ion .liertier 1 Tu uMt I re t.ulleh. "I'aris." said a getitlemau a few daya ago, "is famou- all over t iie world for the rn-ty and uatnre of the .aid enterprises mi ...t-u. n ii . . - . m ir.-,,- H'Si n I, - v II" i lussl. "I will vriiiurv to ssv, however," he adihsl, "that there is one v-dling in New York that is a-ciilinr lo it-elf and to the city and has no duplicate in Paris." "And what i that " asked ihe friend la a horn he wns sja-nk:iiu. ; "A couistuy oruani.cd to subtly frve lunch to saloon-." w a- Ihe reply. Then the man tveiii oil to tell of the ex istence of a tirm that makes a ssa.-iaiiy of cis, king huge ruiitid-of isvrned lavf, ham,' ankisl Is-atts. chowder, minute li-dilialls and other viand- pecu liar to a free lunch counter I " These." he said, "air carried to cus tomer in tl. -livery wairons. ami if they llcsl heat Hm thai is done on I he premises." Hi- friend replied that he hail often no- lice,! the similarity ot the various "lay- ( outs' in the tity. hut he said. "Why do yon -ay that it is nit itniusiry peculiar to Netv York and thai ii d's not exist In Pails'" "For the simple ts-a-oti." answered the other, "that there are no free lunches in Paris. It is strictly an American custom. Best assured but for that fact Paris, too, would have its "free lutn-h supply com- : jinny."--Ni-tt York Herald, I lie Tonsil. We hat arrived at a fair solution of the mystery of the pl,-en, which is a blocs! gland, and a hlch sis-ms 1,, l tK-cupicd la the w ork, among other unties ponsiblj, of making bliss! corpuscles but until very recently the lou-ils ptuths! us completely. 1 The opinion was haraiihsl that t hey might be glands of service in early life, like the , thyriod ghoul in 1 he neck, or the thymus gland, which is big in infancy, but de- j creasis In sire and lnisirtaiuv as tve wis away from the !irt ep-h of our existence. ' This la by no means an llnphihtsciphical view to take of ot-umis w hidi do not appear to auliset ve any active duly In adult ex ) Istence. i F-arly life ha its nttti special demands and duties, ami organs which discharge these duties tt ou Id mil 11 rally decline and appeHr tfor u as useless parts w hen the sdult ataKt-tvas at taimsl Illustrated lam- tlon N'etvs, H hen t ..In- Were Hrl Ma. I. . Certain passages iu the Iliad ol Homer would lead In the iiitciciiie 1 hat coins of hrass Woi-e struck as early n- I.IM year B. j C. Tradition iillli ins that ihe Chinese h id i,,,,,,. coins ua early as 1 i-.si it. 1 . nut llenalotus "the (at her of history." as crilaia the "invention" of coins 10 1 he I. y diana, alNitit nine centime B ChiuI theiv la no satisfactory evidence that coins were known prior to that date. -Si bonis Be public. luilla lliltitier t'at eiitenta. A German eimineer has paved a bridge with India ruhla-r, nml the result haa been so satisfactory that it Is to be applied on a larger acale. It is fotiud to be more durable than asphalt aud not slippery. -New Vork Journal. y I'rtii' lie j e 111 hi, .aty Hork i voiifi-' m ui'i in ti., i t Im 110 l.nim 1,-ilwe I "ki-il of liii hn.l . W11I -..1 -The I.iloer. eioi-.r of Tie- I'eiiiniy. j only way lor a i-i-jn-oi r t, ,to ii I to U'-ol. To la-colnt- 0 piolc Oolli.l IVIIIer 1 prnciite i. neci--.ni- . ' j 'l Hunt to knoii nirit li-M tii.-i iluy for ma'.'i.ine 1 rpiug. " I "F'or peopio n 1, out liitr.-irv lioin-" ; "V-, a-.ple who wunt to moke l l.i hula- -pit' lalioiiHho w,itii io ri- in tnc pioh-s-I aion: It la hi--t tievomuiii a piol.-iou iu H n.f." j "Well, the rnoM ,.-oi.i,iut ,1 iinn'l ! f,a j flctiOtl. A l-eiliocr ;,i.;H ,M tfje ,jj.fh,r- Bjifcy .ftjf 'r-o-tiie III ll.e field of aholt atoric", hii-l i.ui of in"; 'it fa Krrf,''iKte Into a x-rhd rlt.-r. a novi li-t, p-t .'!ihtng j either in the n g i nea or In fortu, , or lioth. In iii:a -v.-ii tha wr.ier of tiUtrie : haa an .tiSwiuto.re over the dramaric I writer, in that he 11111 aa Mr. Ilinu'lcr Matihew nai omke hi hrief eaaaya and tri thetn on ttieaiHtiior-' und 011 the pahlic, , w herea" In the urarmiil, ait In rhls eoniitry 1 he iloea not m-t the rhnnce tht he doet atirond, where tiiey lake one act phtyf from U-L'lhiii ra That la one rei, -on why there are .0 many (,'o.id writer of fiction eon. in,; up nil over ilia country and why there an- m few dranuttiata, iM i au-ell.e former h.-ive a chance to practice to try their experiment Umii the public and the latter have amall chance." "Urii not that t-ecn theui-e with almost all of our lli tion writer of the present generation: they la-aim with tihort stone and then hie--otm-t t,ut at the ri-4-V i "That hua la-en the rule. Some of them have never got fairly l-evond the abort atory fitjige, but If tiiey write giaal abort lone tiiey have gained the rewards of fame." New York Mull and Kxpresa Interview. V'arl-In in,lea tn lla.iht. Tarisinn daudic are greatly exercised In their niin.Ls Jut now as t-i hat atyle of stic k they ouuht to adopt during the Mull. They are tired of the gold knohta-d cane, the crutch canes and the fanes with ducks' beaks, which cere once the rage. An energetic inventor bus there fore started a thick stick which almost apirea to the dignity and dimensions of a cotliiel, and the potnine, or ommel, of which is the claw of a rr.it Hah. The article Is already in the haii.i-of many of the gaudena. i "' iiiiou- aiile sin-ce!.s. Winle the members of metropolitan "Iita-hcnloin" are tnus hny about tiie "nice conduct'' of a craynnh cane t heir female coiinterwris are puzzled a to the style of walking which they hall adopt for the se;,..n. As furs are worn at this period of the year the car riage pre-criiil Is that , f 'short steps with the "wanKlo" of ihe little bird known as the U-njetontM-tre, or water w.tirtnil. This "wangle" should, of Course, be as graceful as possible, the undulating sweep of the hips lieing well accent tinted. The I'an-ienne looks, as a rule, adorable iu fui. hut she la some times tempted to put In loo much "wag gle." The hint dancing muster- and pro fessor of calistheuii-s in contents. board In.: schools, lveetmis for sweet yirl gradu ates and similar establishments, ape, there-!!rV,.VlbW'-d,.Vr 'pfVttt.JU0nsjt JjJ callwl tl e art of '-.v;U!.' PrriaCor. I guidon Telegraph. Th Other Slit of Hi field. , .... vile, ,ia.e no.ais inniacuilv Bull- K 1 .1 . , , . 1 1 . 1 , . rsle.l that 1-0 d tjii, e oteii-t U were VL-hnt t HA -.1.. ' they pretended to b--, all gold; but lately an expert and a dealer In old silver has Informed nie to the contrary. F'ven Vie toria'a royal gold plate is no better than It should be. F or such a thing as "solid gold ' is totally unknown. 1 must say this knowledge is a vast relief to me. Burglars may lals.r under a like delusion, and fancy any piece of gold plate is better worth burgling than the Is-st silverware In the market. But we have all made a mistake. The finest gold service iu ex istence U but silver, washed with that precious metal. It m-ems no les. a person than Mr. James Keeuc, when he returned from Fngland w ith Ihe famous Ascot cup, wou by his horse F'oxhall, also la-lieved iu the solid business, for the trophy waa valued at t i.tSKI by the custom house oftl cials. Mr. keene paid the duties on those figures and his cup was des.ited in a place of safety. Shortly after came the tlnaticial cra-h in Mr. Keene'a fortunes, j aud he found it necessary to raise mouey on the Ascot cup. T he Hist jeweler and cxiH-rt iu Netv York was ili-imlched to tha bank to examine, or rather to a.-Mty, Its Intrinsic value, lie found, to Ins own en tire satisfaction, that the l.ntm guinea cup was north precisely '.'. including metals ami the price of artistic workman ship! Whether the I'nited States cus totns ever reimbursed Mr Keeue my in formant did not know. Boston Herald. A Jinltclat Jester's Latest. Judge Gary, the judicial jester, haa been making his friends laugh with a new Joke. Have you heard 'f the latest ab stract scheme? Of course you have uot, and your curiosity concerning it is t-titnu-lated to an extraordinary degree by the solemn, almost mysterious air of the Judge, wlionsks you the question. "Well," lie says, after ou hate pressed him to tell you. "we are petting up a company that will preiare a complete set of books from the records of the courts, and lie ready to furnish ubatrartaof titles to nieu and women. Say a woman wants to ninrry a man w hom she has not known very long, and she wants to nutke sure that he has no wife living in Wisconsin or Indiana, she comes to our company and gets an nlwtrnct of title on him that will show her just hoiv many times he tuts lieen married, how many times di vorced, how- many w ives lie has had die, what they died of, and nil about his matrimonial career, if he has had one. The alwtracts, of course, will be quite as useful to the man who wants to know what sort of a title he can get to the woman ha is about to marry, and In every way the scheme w ill be a good one. There is a great and it 11 increasing demand for Just, such an enterprise right herein Chicago." Chicago Herald. j Insurance Aa-lnat :iMciiiic- j Mutual organizations to Insure agulntA epidemics are being established In some of : the large manufactories of Shellleld, Eng land. Lach work man contributes ior 2 1-3 per cent, of his w ages, and in return Is guaranteed a payment equal to his av- eiaue wages should ho be obliged to quit work on account of any epidemic, in his ! family. The proprietors of the uianu-1 factories have charge of the fuuds. New Vork Sun. I Iletiiirnlllg Cattle. A manufacturer who makes tooU fur . dehorning cattle can not produce them fast enough to meet the (leuuind. On large stockman has been dehorning at th ' rate of 8,000 per week. Chicago Time. I 1 11,1 for l.llern "What field H the for ft )oU!c 111. in r hita eome nhiht y mei y til how to l iin.''" w., SPH0DL FROM COL0NU3. A bk-.w.-n of tint iL-.,ho.l-l 1'lilht my kai.'iv i-.iainla-r teaka, From fur I ..(omit il.fli it tell A rjit in .Vlfli.ii. nii.l iimkt 'lo love aiel iriief ti.-r last farewell, TliUd.-aiti n..a-r .,r tin, aiM.-ieai Oraainff I aae acr .-.iinf.le fpuli her Pentela- ninrhln uti.Jt alov. Tlia lieiv ttirou.-li cypre-t oraaaWaa attr Hl.,1 a the .ia,i.ian ..f rluVV, IVtieie d .-n ara Kmiijit over bar I reail llie imn.e .,f one 1 lova ti Milt, the 1,1. .in levers UIJI Tii-I blurt hue fx Attic ok lea Aii.t t.io til leettim' Hl.aitowt tUi V nil th.,.'iii tint, iut roieate tya Bo -!. 'i,e-rv - --. Witu Live a U'J tbrtO itrfi. ra,.. hr ri-,-r nlu t - '.r-- -a, liia ha i- 111 il . rffti-i 1 war,-,, lu T.Jol o.i ! rie-ir ,ti- -i r-,,: I'' ieln '-, hi,' 1 rio-. V- fraii h-ra " null ,.,. rr.-m arir e urai.t w.r-.oU; Tti(a.-W f .... . .n-..,. rie i l iviiei Hi Mown 4 toaylow kvad, 0 drab ii tell itt ttiaf Uifn thorel P-rbar il "ome li-re haa-hM bar haad - Youth' ('oiiiuuo An IlirelllKent Io;, Can hut one match the following aa an iii-toiKo i if canine iiitt-llinoncef & pttrty of children had afa-nt the fore mam in a huckleberry pioitiiri. A dog U-lornviiitf to a Mr. I'riinilo. father of one of the children, liar been with them. l",n their n-ar-hitig home it aian-l that the Priinile girl liaJ ioat her xkethiuidker.-hiff. The do, l-iii. a reiunrkahlt- anitiial and up to aiit-h triokn. waa w-nt Uic-k to And it, , Ho came home after a w hile, dispirited and without the ini-i-inu article. As it would never tlo to allow a precedent like this to become eta.blbdied, tlio , owner went lav-it with the aniinaJ to the Held, and waited tu see that lie properly performed his ta.k. lie wn at tirst relnctnrtt, and eat on his hauiiclie for aeveral minutes in a atnte of evident mental dejection. Sud denly he starred up. all alert, with the air of having solved the problem and w tlat he ilnl uu l . He ttxk hia po- sition a r,J or so from the outside wall, and made a swift circuit of the en tiro field, keeping that ili-tance from its boundaries. Returning; tu his starting point, he took a new course a rod or two insi le his former one, and sur rounded the held again as ta.-fore. Hia next course was at the same distance inside that, and so he kept on. till, aa must in time inevitably happen, he found the handkerchief and gave It to his master. Christian Union. Kevlveil. A lady who is as free as possible from atTectatioiis, and who would be quire inclinable of pretending, was one ' dent n-l""' J" th" tletnils of tui n bi-caiue faint and fell back in her chair apparently unconscious. She duclarea tliat she was not conscious, or, as ahe ,.., ... - a.... .: ... ! puta it, tiot conscious y c 1 cou-cious. " until a bit of talk came to her ears. "Oil, let me take that water!" she heard her sister cry to a servant in the next room, whither she hud run to And the meuns of reviving the patient. "Kut that water isn't good to drink," the servant answered. "It came out of the bowl of the ice pitcher." -T cannot help it," the other said, hu-stily. "Mary has fainted " Mary heard this as if from afar, but instantly her sense of the ludicrous as serted itself. She sat up with her eyes open and sparkling with fun. her faint ness entirely pme. "I may lie faint," she said, "but you . cannot impose on me w ith dirty water " Youth's Companion. lllinilue-a from Sumkioe;. - It is well for the iuteiiitrnte smoker of tobacco to remember that blindnew sometimes results from the habit. It appears that at Urst there is an impair ment of the sensibility of the eye, which is simply functional, and largely, if not entirely, disap'ars if the use of to bacco is discontinued. Hut if the habit of overindulgence is persisted in tlio weakness of the sight lave toes perum ; ment and organic. These changes may go on until complete blindness lias oc curred. One peculiarity about this trouble is that sight is better in subdued light, and side objects are seen better than those in the center of the field of view. The affection steals on insid iously, without puin or other symptom. 1 Fxchange, Ob! ThoM Hahlea. A rather precocious infant had its christening unfortunately deferred un til it was able to talk, and at the font was lifted in its father's anus for the ceremony. After the minister bail dip'ied itis Angers In the water and made the sign of the cross ou her fore head the unawed child leaned down anil catching up the long sleeve of his white gown wiped tlie water away, calmly remarking: "Baby's face tlean. Don't want waaain'; dot It wassed 'fore ns ttnnmed out I" Harper's Bazar. A Valuable Accomplishment. F'ond Wife I am so glad you have that habit of walking in your sleep. Devoted Hubby Well, I can't for the Ufe of me we whv. Fjxplain vour elf. Fond Wife Why, I made you carry file baby for hours last night, and you did not know anything about It Munsey's Weekly. The French Way. Nothing astonishes the French peo ple more than to hear that the driver of a vehicle in America most exercise the least care for the safety of a pedes trian. In France the man who gets run over can be smartly fined, and they hold that this U the only way to mate people careful Detroit Free Pnws, J
