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Physician and Surgeon,
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(iDOIKiE W. IIAHNUS.
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rWNtVILLE, OREGON.
TrwiSiKls I Ct!iitrl Bank t nR Bnlns.
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Popular Resort for All
WHO WIMII
A l.iiiiii Igar,
I Mr, tlclrraliloa lrlk,
4 l.aine al IllillarSa, ar
.4 tm lsl llama al l arrta.
CliUB R001V1S FOR CAiMES.
Cuine enlly, lata mil nftell.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Immense Crops Raised
Over Idaho.
All
A HiMINlNt; HOPS.:' THIEF.
Irrij.ttion Question Will Occupy
MuJi ..I Hi,- Tin,,. ( the
il.ilio Legislature.
Yuma eomplalni of tramps.
'- Augnlat Is to have a (l am factory.
The pliimmtrrim ln N'.tYA.U U Ulia.
Dim by homesteader,
Tim (!oor d'Alnne Indians predict an
extraordinarily hard winter.
Thn Irrijfuti in question will occupy
niiirli ol tli 1 1 me nl tli . kIid Legiala
tin tin. winter. Tli problem la an all
liiiHiriant ni III tli southern part ol
the Stat.
Ail attack was mad on three hurae-
thleve li far haul Fn, N. M. Onn wan
klllittl antl iiim .Minilivl, an.l thn othnr
provail to Im a woinaii ilrnaaml in main an that tli pr.i'ciiHon ran takn p a n at
llira ami arinu'l. joithir ilnt. A similar fiiactinyiit in
Tha Timi aror. Nny., T,mr AVi-iVw ' ri'Kird to lntliirifa lm alumt iwipt tlinui
ay that, In onnMtiiaiira of thn rloaliiK out of iilnni- in two ycira, an I lie Ik
ilctwn ol tha inliina, many prop n lira llevi' tho aaine rlloi't wmM f tliow in
takltix atlvanlaxn ol Ilia tleaant thn ca villi gruen st I"
wnalhnr U an 'k "grnnnnr liahla ami pita- Thn Navy Hfpartiiient will ,i)n acrnl
tnrna una." j a aiM'cial coiiiiniinica' ion l-i C imrretH in
Tha total production of raialna In t'al-
Iftirma thia yettr la I,H K) rarloaila. Th
crop w ill In loiin I, w hnn all ia hlpx 'I,
' aaya Ilia rwri'tary of tha Mala Kaiaiu
Aaata'lallou, to Iw thrnn fourth! ol laat
I year' ahlpiurnt. '
j Tha llra'Ialraat roininnrclal aitniicy ra- i
' jt-irU thlrtarii lailnrna in th I'at illo
t'oaat htatai and rnrritorn for thn paat !
, wai'k, aa rouiparail with alnvan lor the
prayloua wnnk and thlrlma lor th cor
rixmdiii( nek ol 1'JI.
Tha li ivnrnor of ( alilurnia haa ail
! thoritod an nUn ticm at I'arro tlnrdo,
Inyo county, to vota for all ottimra who
' were volod lor on .Sovmulwr H. Tin ia
ow t tl" deatrnrtion of th liailota
at that prncint't on vlnctinn day.
t'.mniilnrahla nu itniiinnt haa l'en rra-
a'n.1 In aiuxmynr. It, C, ovnr th fa -t
that thn two local llnni, who caitrol lli
nnlira coal anpp y, have Inaund i irculara
atatinit that ail coal iipitt t pad lor In
, advance or no dnitvnry will 1m. matin. f
Thr t'.KM Pay, I ir , Sri t apeak.,, I thn
' fitlloa liigt a "a pncultar iiiini'itU-nrn" : ;
i t'apiaiu Marahail'a httln dauirhter Jen
i tun ilin.1 ia.t t'tiawlay, Mia wa l.trti
; tha day t'lnynland waa niwte.1 (n IHM.
and dind th day hn n aiiatn plectad j
j In I mi:!. ' ;
s Tha t'ity ('oiincil nlO(lnD an.l thn:
roiititv ol Vntmr, I'tali, hava atipropri
atatl f.fl.oai aa a hoiitin to Imliu-a thn '
I Null hern I'at'it'u to reinova itn ahopt '
j from t'afhn. Sny., an I Terracn, I't ah, to
Oiidan. A contract liu U-an aixun I hy ,
all Ilia partia, ana th rein ivai take
S pia'a at onra.
A le!l.i liraninaii ha nntara-1 nut la
an 'tain her hnimhip to ti latav Kinrata, I
j w In died Hi IftS. leavinn
Muni ml
,iai,uou j
' an 'h ol property, Mra. r rrainan waa
; not mentioned in thn will. Th proper- t
ly luclndra niiit h valuahl huaineat
, property III the central part of loa An- I
k'e! --. run plaintill la married, and ra
aidca in San I i . (
j A in 'vn la now on In it to brin( Into
I lloiae Ihty the hot water Ironi th rte
! tian wailn almiit two mile ahovn town;
I and ntillt" It lor heatin purMii. Plei
are already laid, all I tha eieriiiieut i
: will lie tried in thn new city hall ami in
'the puhllc-achool htllldiiiK. 1' ll I
laiu-cea there. It will lie generally ued
', thriiiinhoul thn city.
py lar th lameat water-atoraita pro)-
cl ryur undertaken In tha I'nited Siatea
. ia tint on the r xina canal, nine milea
j Irom I'h.i'ini. W.irk will Iwnln at one
In put au euihiiiik incut on th want aide
ol the ranal a! the iliatanra ol thre
nil an. which will form a lake ol thai
lemttb antl iwenly feet deep. Water will
I lie ii'i in iroui ma .-iriaonw wii Mottt'a
' tha rainy acaaon.
Ikinaltl M. Hne, Coinml!oner of Uma
tilla county, Or , Is tha Inventor ol a
cullivitor, which promises to rayoiit.
tlouira thn lrm'iit industry. It i es
pecially deninned for killiiw weeds, and
.ill aUo thorotiifhly nulyariin the anil.
Tha shovels re Hat. Iieart-ahattaxl plwes .
ol ntixd. and by an ItiKnnious median-'
leal coiilrivaiica they bava a reverainie
motion, the Intention of which Islo clrat
ilinmii rnhbiah. so that they will
nil
clear and smooth at all lime.
Never since tha settlement of Idaho
hava there I men such Immense crops all
over thn State aa dnriiui Ilia pnst seamm.
Sclenlillc research attribute Iwnallcial
chsiiite In the climate to the multiplica
tion of irrigation canl, w hich niolsti n
a ureal extent of country and create
hitiiihl atmosphere. It b I""
a Tved that fre'pienl rain n iw fall dur
InK the month of July and Annual.
Nut lire I chwlna- up lb" HP between
wet and dry sea us and euallini the
rainfall.
For some weeks thn alLUrs ol the pro
poned San Francisco and Ureal Salt
Lake railroad have been very quiet, ami
there is now no douhl that the pri I ct
w II 111 Ihrouuh. The sole cause of 111
nou-smc'ss ha l-aen the lack of Interest
taken III It. Many people who were
clamorous for a competing road became
,. i...., ii e,. me to rami ill sulwcrili-
1,1, J T.I.. , 1, i.e '
tlon anil It nas oeeu nojn.en . n.
etionuh money to pmh the road to com
nletlo i As s consequence tha whole
,,,1, a I on the verge of dissolution
Much iirnllmlnan work in the way of
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surveys, etc., una is'eu '"-,
. ,.u i..t I...-,, .itent lii this maimer.
The work ol obtaining aubscripliona wus
then taken np.snd though urgent ellorts
were made, only one-third of the amount
ware ion .'. -, . ... , i.
of money agreeil uiion ueiore uie n
nonld hn lloated has been obtained. It
cooni i,e , .
waa airrectl ' me " .
i ionths should Iw allowed in which to
llioiiiiin , , .
,v ' . n... ii... ,.,..,..urT aiiiiiiint
" in .. v "i't lorlhco.iiinK.'all would
a," "used Iron. I r pledges In lake
.h,.k There ..re still over Iwo month
'ol heseslx l(t.W tb" Knerl lo o
hnterestlssuch lhat tha pron.ot o
Iih scheme have Isicome dis.niir.ige.1
1 and sen no u-a in attempting to carry
ma " rs at.v further. This road was to
I ".e the competitor of the Sunt hern a-
I the new transcontinental line.
ciflu sin1
C'KOOK COUNTY. OliKOOXATUKDA V. DKCKMIiBI
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Annual Krport of (lie Fourth Assistant
Pus!inaiter-General fur the Year
finding June jo.
El Governor Unary of low. hai form
ally aaauiniul thai d.itlio ol l..
Secretary ol tint Treasury. Tli Pra.J
ilmil da)cgus uj him the power to sign
lr,"""7 rr"t" " Secretary
Jt "twiirj in certain loiiliiigniii'les.
Superintendent of Census Porter la
III anniiaL riiport strongly urge that
thn oniiaunjllli lw mail a permanent
human of thn Interior I
K 'Harding thn ooal of taking th elev
nlli ramus, h i.ri that the disburse
ment up u J n in. 3 I, I i2, amounted to
IV'-UHM, nd of the thirteen Volumes
In which results hay I teen embslied
thr are now n the hanla of th print
er eight quarto volumes, hut the infinite
nniau oi ihvniure w .rli nialc It lniit
lino k inrnuiii uiouatnnl tli coinnl
r.luiaUT (ii.nral HkiIiIxiii nl.ovia;
I4.IU6 nw piiti.llh-M ..r iiilili,h..,i
, darlnit Hi ytar, KutT rinmlwr lliaa
; any trtviuiif year txc.rpi minn It
j wan 4 427. Thn yiar cln-l with 1,7,1 ll
j p !ol!W ill tha l?uill Slate. Th
larirtiat incrituni? in ruiu)lar of nw txiit
oilier i in III Southern Htal m. H illi-
hum aiiitvtMita an aiiin.liiii'iit t.) the l.iw,
nmiciiiK tli m iilinir of ki en tin ill. l ir-
rnlara a rotitiuiiitiK olliiinw from thn li na
' ol inaiiin U) tha phic of ilculinalinii.
c mii"'tiii with tha triin"!i irtannn ol
eiiMKlett men from Ncwr l ork to Srtu
Kranriaco, Thi naval i 111 e a-n aaid
to lie iiimI all over at the Pai Hie Mail
Steamaliip Company, owinit to their iu-a'-lhty
to Bel the cmpany to tratiHmrt
their aailora. Aa the T'iMiur7 Depart
ment hai rii'el aaiiiHt neiidiiiK men
.ai rtieatlin r-uitineiit hy rail, the Navy
: Il.iirtinenl i ijreaUy eiiitiarran"e I in
it fir,) ti tompply men for tha veaaid
; on tha Pacitl- CoiHt. Recently thu de
' partmenl iliretl to aend PM men to
San rrancirco lor the new coant de en'i
veatiel Monterey. Thn cotnttany i rt -forinetl
thn ilrpirtiiient that they rotild
nut tike thn men I r reveral weeka yet.
. The departm.nt ha determined to AHk
; (ni(re-ia fur aiilhontv to tran.iort il
: mint acroia the coir.ineut hy rad.
Tha monthly v. a ither-crop bulletin
how that Novem I'r waa hi.-'itlv
c Itler than tuual in thn irraatcr portion
ol the country eat of the 1; i ky Mimi;
! taina, with a ilelicinnry in 'eiiiitera' nr.,
ttenerallT Ihrouit'ioiH the Virthern
! Stalei nn I a lar nouth aa N irlh finv
lina. There wa nnrit fioi the u.iitl
am Mint ol ram In thn .Mi'M.e Ulantic
;htate. S tti'hirn .Ne Imw nii.l. the
i northern pot'on ol the titi( S'a'e-i,
j 'I'enneieei, t a.t.rn Tex-i, liiui.ii-, In
diana, M chan and Ciil rn :a. i he
: li'ini'ia'tv heavy ratna in the N i':h i'.i
: cillt S'ale. leciite I in Kreat Inn l'i the
ranr'j id an I airi. li tors iutareata Th"
! weather hi h.H'.i .'tt.-,,aho IhiO'.h .il
i thn winter whp it ini on, and thn rei-ent
jratu d in hi leu l-eiM.'it -d cr-at'T Hi"
jU'enwn w in', hut the Krmin 1 rou-
tiiiuea vary hnrd throtuho'it th i n
wheat Statei, t'ot ton pick i nit H about
nun tifiei. i'iiiio iiiiv ii.iii-Hei e -
, , , ,.,, ,,,,. i u..,. i,
j heavy raiiif. Tha weather In Soiitharn
'California wan favorahle. and th re-
txit ta ah iw that the oramte crop ia ripen
ing. well at ciuld be ilenire.1, the irtlit
roloriutl larl.
WOIUD'S i AIR NOIUS.
t licit Din.md for Sp.i.e In the Minlnj
Huddiii-Sp dn to Ask the Corlr$
(,ir an Appropn.ilion.
The Spanish Cabinet will ak th 0or
tea for IIM.UH) for the World's Fair and
to send all archives l-erlaiuiutf to Co
lli mhue.
Antonit the exhibit at the World'
Fair w ill lie two swords from Spain, one
of which belonged to Isabella, Coluinbu'
natron, ami trie tuner toi oriei, ms con-
ipieror of Mexii-o.
Kniveror llllain liaaat laat coniienteHt
b let a Herman military land visit Chi
cago durum the World's Fair. The beat
men will lie seiecte-i mr me purpose
from the bands of different rt'itimeula.
Hy retpieit of the World' F'air Com
misidon tlm Wdlapa llarlxir Tannin Kx
tra. l Works will ureiiar au exhibit of
Washlnitlon hemlock or, as it is
now
will
eMiiw,l. Alnika time. Thn exhibit
(.,,,,,1 of a ou l of bark, the Hemlock
extract and leather tunned w ith it, hem
lock lumber, Hoorniit ami cross sections ;
also photoiirnphs ol the work, showing,
thn process of iiianuhu'tura of the ex
tract. I The Kanperor of tlerinany has ron
entad to semi to tha World's Fair what
will Iw one of the most remarkable ami
attractive featnras to lie seen at Chk-K
next ytnr. It will consist ol a collection
ol presents received by hi grandfather,
the Kmperor William; his fKthor. the
' Kuipanir Fredarick, and lilniself from
their fellowsovrains lu F.uroe, as
well as irom tha people ol Herman y.
The collection will be Intrunled to the
care of thn Latin-American department,
but the condition under which It will be
exhibited have not been announced. The
prenents consist of jewel and other per
sonal ornaments, silver plate, decora
tions and an liitinlta varie'v of other ar
ticle. The collection is mrth millions
of dollars.
There Is (treat demand for space in I be
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mining ein,u,,tK v ........ .......
,110Ht of the States awarded space are
fast complellnn their arrangements for
, exhibit. California, however, is the
,, state which I howinn a dwidesllv
i i.... ...Uli il, ,,,,,, I. it una aKKMli'tl
iukkiok "i'""i . - ,
n),M of the most des rnb'e parts of the
des rnb'e parts of the
t huildiiur, in the main
,(,. 'td minliiu buildiiur, in the main
ninl and directly opposite thn Meilcan
display. The California V ioi Id s Fair
,-, ,.,.
noaru nas imv
Mroover, In n'cnnl letter to the
.i.i,. L'dir tn.na.,.,itiioit. the Kecretarv
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0f the CallfornU AnaociRtion sam
. noHitlon to
they
state
.i,uilir tlinv dairel the sieu-e allotted
t,lHII, 0r .not. F very inch of the apace
, th mlnh.g building is wantejl and
Bveral Stales, who do not know whether
thev want to place an ex.. m. .. ve
lmiUlinK r not, are clamoring for in-
eroaeed allotment. The World'. Fair
management I oonsldorahly wrought up
0VI the lassitude shown bv the Osllfor-
,. lV...mlto wa,t-
ut a rsply Otis wy or the other.
EASTERN ITEMS.
$ .j -
pi y
Bank Cashier Leaves Nothing
But the Hinpty Safe.'. ! '
POMPADOUR JIM'9",SCH!.ME.
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Excitement in Tennes
Whltos Being Whit v f , U.-r iiihi.1 ui..wula.vH tlM-r i ulwuyit
by Negroes. ( -w,'w;jgMlnT, ami thin wim civi-nil with
'. I'. ', f-'iiUii p rchu thii kly iih to hrinx
' H C '."iii'V (liiunutiT to half au inch. Tim
1 ... ...
Thr. . thi, KU. . rnVsLiZ-ZZs"' W.HUKI RlfMit
Miaat.nrl v 'tt1
A,.rl.-.n rar.li.ll.i. .
tro, of th hitunauona-raal product of
Sov Hcotia.
A movement ia on foot to ralan a fund
for the rebel of the lata Samuel 1. Ran
dall' wittow.
A bill haa lx-cn intiodiiced Into the
ieorjia Ixilature to allow HUta bank
to iaatia note. (
There ii vicitomaiit In McN'ary coun- '
ty.Tenn., on ai-count of ueroe wbip
pinir white men.
The pennlon aatimate for Hill are
IU.'i,(XHI,Ooil. The deticiancy for 1SS3 il
rnluiiKU'tl at 10,.'iS-,,i:.'l.
DuriiiK Oi'tobar the elopement! from
Clucaito to Milwaukee are attaid to have
averuKHd eleven er week.
The New York IhraUVt Waehinitton
correapondent want" "the Prenideut'i
nalary increaned to 10U,OtM."
One of the lnrifft naturalKH welli
ever diecovere.1 in the Indiana belt hail
la-en dril led near Miinne, I nil.
The traituxl nurses of New York are
plaiiuiiiK a home v. here t Ley can bare a
place to to when not euip oyed.
The Uiuiaiana law providinK separate
i-.impHriiiifii'.a for blacks ami whites on
railroad cam is held to be cooatitntional.
Hungarian laljornra on an Ohio rail
road lix ked their bong in a tool cheat,
and were burning him w hen he was res
cued. Hilly thouiand more pnpila are en
rolled in the public schools of Kansas
than there were voters at the last elec- ;
lion In that htate. j
The Prohibitioni-ita carried fvjtith Car- '
nuna on the popular vote at the recent
election, and expect to male it s dry:
state in the near future.
AccordiiiK to a liuuieatead di"patoh
the CarneKie CVitnpany hai contracted ;
for improvement and extensions to the ;
mills to the amount ol tir-r,o0u.
The sixteen Heliriau ulaWower, who ,
... ..! I V....u..,lw til 1
were held since November 111 at New
York on suspicion that they were con
tract lalwrtrs, have lieen released.
The Chicago Yacht Club, it is an
nounced, is arranging for tlie ftablieb
mailt a. Weeteru .oaval slal(;",T on
the city lake front near r ll -resjt.
The most coimrrvative rTsii Mis-
issippi's cotton crop at half tlo last
ysr. r two-third of an avenT atrop.
which would place it under 700W bales.
I!. J. Martin, cashier of theWebstei
Hank at Kn.l ira, Miss., is luiwitig with
sll the cash in the bank. The tarn taken
is variously estimated at from 2),000 to
you.OMU.
The New York merchants want one of
their townsmen chosen for the 8euator
shlp. They make the claim hn th
ground of political right and business
propriety.
Matthew Laflin has subocrilsv! (75.000
toward a permanent home fur the Chi
cago Academy of Sciences. The only
condition is that an equal amount be ob
tained from other sources.
The report of thetierman Commission
Investigating the cause and spread of
cholera has been received al Washing
ton. It contends that cholera cannot be
transmitted in merchandise.
Jim Corbnlt's scheme for theconstrno-
tion of a massive building, in which he
is to hold sparring exhibitions and ap
pear daily in plavs during the W orld's
Fair at Chicago, bids lair to be accom
plished. A man who sued the city of St. Ixmis
for -fi.lk'O damagos caused hy a kick
from a mule haa lost hi suit. The Court
decided that the mule at the time of the
transaction was not acting as aent for
the city.
While much remain to tie done and
further improvement ia still needed in
many lines, the tone of the report on
the fndinn school service In general and
In detail show improvements that are
gratifying.
Thomas H. Hodgkin of Setnuket, L.
L, haa just given jfnl.tkH) to the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
of New Y'ork and Urooklyn, and the
same amount to the Society for the Pre
vention of Cruelty to Children.
The Island Count Saving! Bank ol
(ialveston. Tex., received a package from
New York supposed to contain 110,000.
When opened it was found to contain
brown paper cut in slip about the sine
of a bank note. Nothing; is" known as
to where the rohliery took place or by
whom etl'eoted.
Mr. Frevvogle will bring suit against
F'rick at Homestead, Pa, for conspiracy
.....Ii. u sunt., Iaw that nrtitecta i.iror
from the spite of those who do not like
ii,u vMi-an't. tiiev or ni? in. lue onnaur i
Is a heavy tlne and lung Imprisonment.
VrevvoL.le was a iuror in the Cntcblow
case, and Frlck deiuandml his disi-baj-ge
fniin the lClectrio Light Company, in
which F'rick ia a large Btockholder.
The consolidation of the four mam
moth export breweries' of the United
Mates the Anbeuser Hunch and Will
lam J. Letup of St. Uiuis and the Schlita
and Pabst (w ith four auxiliaries) of Mil
waukeewith a capital "tuck of $40,
OOO.O'H) and bonds to the amount of -k),-IKkJ.OiK)
to supply the world with beer is
the gigantic enterprise which is being
fathered by the Rothschilds of England.
, The most prominent ami influential
men tn the ahivbuil.lin aud shipping
interests of the United Stales have com
pleted the preliminary organisation of a
professional society of high standing, to
tie called the " Society of Naval Archi
tect and Marine Engineer," whose ob-
. ,i i , ...m..l. r. ha art. nl nhin.
Co.? i .n it. branches, both com.
nieroial and naval. Tha first meeting
will take place at the naval review in
the spring. .
Th I'lrat i.lilit III IM.-,o.
It rrKnliTii nilih'H Iho corn in al-
I wiya ii-it i fn-Kt hy n wrvinif of
iK'Hipor jiih' nixl Ihi'ii hy n outer
'Wli'lllll of Wilt hti-cl wlli'H, wlllrll nro
IVIicil on to fiii iii-th thn lii hnlili-ui
tlfiitll Whirh tlllMlihlo Illllut huvo
iir'fuiliT tlml il limy Htaix tlio jjiillin
almnt whii h It ro'civin in t.-ty inuii'l
Miuil'illir. Hut ill till' liirilu.fr trin I
Jtli' lo w no .!.:. of a ,r.)t,Ttiilt(
Iihi-ulll; tlio ii;iU-l(.nn!wa.4t. Ik; lunl
til till) Cllitlllirl tn fiiriii tin. tlr.l ..li.
p. t" Jr"111!''! vi-i'ii Kiitrhuii iiit'l Franco.
S' V f JDv'eg.J 'J'hci-H wiih hut a hinulo wire of rop-
i -,it" ;
' AK . I i. l-a(l hiiiKi-i-h with Ul-
t;u'lnil at i-vcry yards to carry
i the ciihl.- In tli Ik.Uuiii, for in tho
tibm in i! of any lii-nvy rdii'Uthiiii; ita
aja'ciiic e-ravity warcely xiit-tlml
tliat of w a watiT.
The attempt was nt unci" inado to
oj.i'ti i nviiiiuuii ati'tii. but. though
ri,'tial . M-i'ini'd in 'a.-, nothing could
! laaih-r,f tln ui, and Mr. Smilil II'
c u Is tli.it llie ii'i'atori til ai heinl
Wel'n fl-e;i't fully fori ill t' I tlll'COII-
clusiuii thai tin . c- nt the it her etid
had Ix-i'ii liiiii liiir, nut wt.-ely. but
too wi ll, N. t i lay liiatti f-l With
ivurs1; no M'haii would (ias at all.
The i.'aldi; wa'i lirokeii. ami etnlel
thi lir-t alh-iMi.t lit Mlliuiaruii' tt'lfjf
raphy. 'Jim .--iuiiali of t!i first day had
Ui'll UlilIlieliiLfilil.'. lint lefall-w of
ion- lu-.-ai ii of -. -nl imiil ' on the part
id the ,.M.
ti- failure ill teiinjeninct'
i n the ),art
Minply iti " on
.f it-. 'iianii:iiiH, hut
'oM'-nt'i' ol fh-'tr.i-tati;
iinliH in
I'ue mtiuetii o ol hu b m
the eh-i trie pul-u-s was not
i--i , e n i . London Saturday
felai'iliii'i
thi n uiith
IliVleW.
I i,U'l,llb' ll.elelitr llllntl.
The leJHil t "f t lit' I "III HI it t'-e of the)
Rnv.il wa-iety on color iu m " con
t .i in- i t i i ii ci n- y.uhnr. The most
prai In ally iine o t. nit fact lirotu;ht
out i- t hat nil.- uf the t-M-. now u-I
f.iv iletii tin ; dff its of vi-inn ill fli-
Liue driver- in
tl.'llt. Col. .rl.
i-'irt atnl to pa.
iiroti"--i' ui of
'! M-aiueii are iiiefli
lui'l men an- actually
s t he ev.nimiat ions, a
what may If called
tt'lor
die.
li.ivui urown up to
Mippiy tin- want
I..
1 he art f cram-
nuUL.' siin-lv
tii'ver hail a morn
stninni' and
imo may add, a mora
mi.-s'hU'Vitiis aid)i'.itiiiii than thi.
The culiiiiutli e had Is foiv them one
of thes ,t'lilleliu-li. hut they (hi not
pivg his fxl'li'inc. Another witness,
hou-evw, explains their method of
priseisLiis;.
They iitiiviilo tlietnselviss with a
ei't of it dors sitnilar to tlui-s- nsisl in
testing. A color i- -liown tothopu
Hil It is. siv, nrri'ii, and he culls it
i "! I," Thi'ieiiKn hn is instructeil
; t ,tnvi'i' ' irii-'i." when a thin", np
i.e,ii t' 1 1 1 ii nil. Tli" in-truetion is
lint id' i'iiiir-e ii simple a this woulil
Mi'in tn ina';e it nut. The color s'U
I Niti'tiis are van, ns in dilf"ivnt itidi
1 viduals. itml iHlYoreiit tints inako dif
ferent ltnici'-.-itiiis, 1-ut tin- I'xamplo
is sullit'ieut to show tho method uf
j "coluri-oadiiiii;.'" New York Times.
! .4 Vtl'-I I'ellll Slitrv.
! Two da;ii. ordinary citizi-ns visitf.l
i Wett Point for the first time, ami
; were ihi'ply ia:i'ii-ud in the blithe
i some cadet. With the as-tinmoo
that they with mi p vernmeut
Kiiiimtl. anil that I hey were titiito
parts of tlie s'uno ijiivernmei.t, lliey
went u here liu'V pleawsl and were
' not int 'i rnptctl. As the day waned,
liuw.'Vi r. they drew ni;;h fi uhiildetl
jrrotiti.l- a pi"! sacred to the embryo
generals. A- they iteih"l across a
line, ignorant of the awful trespass,
1 uiuild youth with sjHitless utiil'tmu
mid heavy miisUvt ran tip.
"No citizens allowed here," said
the M'tury.
The eitietis turned sadly away,
j "I feel like the suu-et u'titi," IV
maiked one.
The sentry stopped to listen.
"Why f" uiimred the other citizen.
"li'i';IUc I've jttsl been lirill oil,"
i was tin auswi-i", and to t ho citizen'is
1 delight the -.eiitry Miiihsl. - Uai'iRT's
XoUuii i'etip!,'.
Sinttll It.-ui iittnu.
I.iiuk' 1 'Inn' the licv.ilutii.il .i young
printer in PhiliKlelpbia, when he ltml
taken uff liisw.irUina apimi at tiigbt.
tist'd to sit purine over his .lo.eu of
old volumes hy lireli;;ht. He soon
knew tlieni by heart iind huiureml
f"1'
tie. Ihtt hooks were costly
and he had but little money.
! He had ei:;ht 'i' ten cronies, yeiiupf
men who like hiin-elf were eaijer for
knowledi;e K. inning his hooks on ii
shell', heiuviteil his liiemls to do tho
.tune, that :t- l of them tnivlit have
ihe U'lielil ol them nil,
Hon FYunklm thus laid the t'oimdn
tiou of the lir-t eurulatitn; library,
and now one uf the largest in th's
ceunli y. Youth's t 'uiiipanioii.
he Heal M I Allnirs.
' The hoiieyiniMin was not many
moid. is old. "Well, darliui;," he
nsked as he took her in his iirtus on
his return from the oltiee. shall we)
pi out on our Ideveles, or would you
prefer that I should order the cur
riuso;" "lV-ati'st," sho softly i',shiuiUh1,
' Kii.inir lovinu'-- 1 into his eyt.
"you know 1 inn yours for wheeler
,'. whoa." Now Yurie Tribune,
17, 181)2.
A 'JONNET BV MICHAEL ANGEI.O,
ff one .re litre, m, ,-m,om,n j.,y, fm pain,
(iirt lieu, i nly pity, nwl ,.ni. (l-tlny
lilfAretl l,y tt lt.v,-i, i ,,.i,!ity;
Itn- iril r. r l Ii -,irt . ',1.- w.verHxu;
One f,,i l,o n,,rtl ,i,vle In lti". twala.
In rt.iul liti'lit I'te'ti wintriitg t., n,e sky:
Au l il t,ii.. lire, on.- t.j,ari tin,! .fniiKht willtty
lion,.-a, l., (tearl.. ami there will qij.-B ra
inaii,:
( ! dive's il.-ui h 'sa-(i loriujf oilier nolely,
lyive Is-Mifir II,.. ,m,. Imr.-fl ae (f t,e,
Aii'l e. l, r.,r,--uiitiif ih 1,-nnl wih VM-ver.
by rsell in tinaii,,) -say i-ui Itr.llie,! wltoiiyy
It lleneof irifljl.H Iai.Ii tie- U.ketis ,ruvn,
sy. hen shiiil Si-.trn no f,t a knut ilia-a-r.-rr
-f Hirer KIuhi iu AeaOeniy.
AN AMATEUH CABBY.
Y'oimirj Van llihla-r'a aueces aa an am-
ateur crooa- no excit'nl the menjh'ni of
go en t and prey upon wjeiety and in five
hours st'-al $ si. lie would do this in tha
p;uiwof a huiinom cab driver. His frieuda
v,at!"risf that he could not make the
pum he nauie, ls-tw-.-n th: hours of 7
end liiidtiitfht. Tracers liiuru-lf Mt-lected
these hour.-', as he was afraitl someone
would rei onizi- hiiu if be drove through
the .strict i, in the day time. He had great
difficulty in pnx'iiriiii? a hansom cab.
lie finally found one who consented to
jrive up his turnout f'T the evernuK for
JO down and a guarantee that it would
is- reliinie.1 in order, 'f ravers Istrrowed
the man's hahliy cajMs-oat and sent his
loan after n high hat uf his own which
was m-e-t dt-repiitrtbl'. 'i hen h climlied
up on the lii'X. wrapa-d the blanket
are'iii'l his 1,-s and waved his whiplash
iu a char. in, i'ly pr,,f.. seioiial inanri'-r.
His friend- applaud". 1 m dumb show
from the chili window, and he sainted
them ssiatdy a- he turned into the
avenue.
11" had ii. it the eajt idea what the
! rqe-r tariff of price was. hut a- he hail
never ft i.iiid a h.Uiti.. cab driver who
did, In- did not allow this in disturb
lum. He felt rather all the more quali
fied i't rob aud blat-kl.ial his pav-engers.
He was crawling sl.,wlyup th- street
W h'-ll a e-T!!b-n,,III , nine d'-wn tlie steps
of H lar:;,- private ii"ite. hailed him and
j 11 11 .It-'l into tile cat! before It hail stop
ped. Travels. Ijft.-ii the trap and said
"Where to. sirr" lO tile topof tile ielltlt-
1.1.'. n's Inii hat. Th" hmh hat turned
antl twi-t.-,i. aii'l the et-nti'-man said:
hroiulway tii'-atre in a hurri ."
Tracers had his own idea of a hurry.
He hit tlie hor-s a icortt'ls !a-ii acrtu-s
the h'-.cl. wiiifh t-aa-.-l it In start for
i.ard so su'ldeiily tri.it the far,- inside
was shot out over t'.e door-., and Trac
ers only savtsi hiui-.'lf Irt.ni oin over
ttackward by i-b-n.-in iisr the rem-. They
reached the theatre in five loumtes. The
doors had just Us-n tq-ii'-d.
"Well," said T ravers. ( les-rfullv, "1
ot VuU her in time to avoid the rush,
anyway."
"How ui'ieli:" said the fare.
Oh. anything you ph ase f,,r mysi'lf,"
tsaid Travers. -.nid five dollars tvirolar
fare."
"Five what: " gasjird the stran'-r.
Five dollars." sinl Travers; "what
lo yon exiss t to ay for a ri le Isdiitid a
racehorse like that:- You said to hurry,
and didn't I hum"" It'll cost tae rive
dollars to doctor that horse up. a it is.
I can't use him no more to-nitrht."
"Well. I won't pay it." said the gen
tleman, indignantly: "it's robbery, and
I'll take your lumits-r. It downright
extortion."
Travers calmly unwrapped his blanket,
stuck his whip in its socket and prepar
ed to descend. Over two dozen men
gathered around the gentleman, some of
them tellinir him to have tiie driver ar
rested and the other half urm Travent
"to take it out'eii hnn."
Travers merely went forward and
rr.bts'd bis liers's lei; tenderly, "IyKik
at that." be said to the most offensive
looking; individual in the crowd; "look
at that swelling in that le'. All through
raciiiLj him for tins man that calls him
self a gentleman. Pretty gentleman he
is. isn't he? LiiinhHs a horse and trying
to rub a poor driver of his fare. 1 j.uiess
I won't t' able to use that horse again
for two days, and wli-re's my earniugs
coming from while he's laid up? That's
what 1 want to know."
The offensive individual said the swell
ing, which w as not at all evident to any
one else, was the "worse he ever seen,"
and the crowd Is gan to murmur indig
nantly. The geut Ionian pulled out a roll ef bills
nervously, and guv- a rive dollar bill to
Travers. who sigh'-d as he took it.
"I'd like to punch your head fir it."
aid Travers gloomily, but the gentle
man did not wait, ami Travel's drove
slowly away until the corner -hut him
out of sight, when he whipjied his horse
into a gallop.
"That's very gd for a starter." said
the amateur whip.
At the next corner two meii, very
much the worse tor dining, waved at
him, and fell mid tumbled into the cab.
"Oh." gassd Travers ecstatically,
"this is where I live. I'll take every
cent they've got."
Where to:" he asked again.
"Wherever you please." shouted back
one of the occupants, "Midget therein
a hurry!"
Travers ill eve il.eni directly to the
Thirtieth pi'sim-t ndice station, aud
called to tlie sergeant.
"Those men. " said Tracers. "tiMtk my
cab at 4 this altera. ou. aud they've kept
me ever since, and now tin e don't know
where thev wani to go, and they won't
The ouly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Aluin.
Used in Millious of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
NO. 28.
Ket out or pay m my tare.
The two passengers, who had prompt
ly fallen asleep as soon as they were set
tled in th rah, stagg'-red drowsily into
tlie station bouse, where the sergeant
assigned th'iu to two cells, took Travers'
name met .inciter and gave him flu
from the roll nie of the men carried,
which he dei hired was little enough for
five lunirs' sx rvice,
"That dissipation will inst them quite
a little Hum," soliloquized Travers grim
ly; "it illustrate the evil elToi ta lif
Btrong drink."
He was passing a too well Vnuwti
(rambling house on Twenty-auventu
street, which is well known to every
cine except ths police, when a youn;;
gentleman he knew ran gleefnllv At.fu
the step ami hailwl l,im. The yorth's
name waa Fori-, and he came uf rich
tint honent parents.
The boy told liini to drive to IWrti'ia
ico's, and Travers whipped np b it ! -
: . - , -s i-''Trr". V . .. '
money couiposcii oi uins ui ciy 'ii
rotniriationa. "One dollar," said Travers. The youth
fcanded him a twenty dollar bill.
' an you change that?" he said; "it's
the smallest 1 have."
I'll kp the change, thank you, Mr.
Forltcs," said Travers calmly; "or. if
you like. I'll drive up to your father's
with you and get him to change it, and
I'll tell him what good luck you had at
the tabl.-s. He ll lie so pleaeed."
t 'onfonnd yon.' " said the boy, grow
ing pale, "my names not F'orbes.
Give me back that money or I'll have
you arrested."
"No. yoii won't, Mr. Forbes," said
Travers, "or if yon do ill tell. 1 guom
you'd Is'tter let me keep it, and when
you go home tteiiight tell the governor
ail alsmt it and promise him never to go
there again. You've got off mighty
cheap a- il is."
'Die yoiuig man glowered and swore
under his nr-alli. hut Travers chirruped
to his horse and started off gayly. He
only n-l.-,l l'i more and it was still
early.
At Twenty-third street and the ave
nue a yon n 'i man with a bag in hi hand
waved to him. and be drew np to ihe
curbing. Then a young girl stepped out
of the shadon- and sprang into the cab,
and tlie young man followed her. He
gave Travers an nd'lre-s up town, to
w hit h lie took them quickly. "Strangers
in i tie city," said Tracers; - if I dad any
way of knowing who they were, so that
I could get th-ir money tiark, I'd pluck
Vm,"
The vi.nng man and the girl entered
tiie house antl remained there a few
ininnt.s. They came nut looking greatly
troubled, and the girl was crying. The
oting man cave him another address,
and Traver made off for it. It was a
house attached to a church. "They are
a runaway couple ami they are trying to
get married." They were apparently
unsuccessful this time, for they came
mi! again immediately, antl the girl was
bobbing bitterly.
"Can jnn ted me," said the young
man w ith her. "do you happen to know
of any c lervyimin who lives near here, or
a justii-e, or seme one who can perform
a marriage ceremony?"
Travers whistled softly and gazed St
the stars. "1 know of one," he said,
finally, "fret in."
They got in. and Travers drove them
to the hmise of a youug rector who was
a friend of his and who had just been
married.
"Tell this gentleman." said Travers,
"that Mr. Corliss Travers sent you to
him. This Mr. Travers is a great swell
mid a friend of this clergyman, and hia
name goes, s-v:"
The young man seemed somewhat sur
prised, but said nothing, and entered the
house. When he came out he was smil
ing, and the girl was smiling bs).
"I did us you said;" he exclaimed, "and
if I had not he wouldn't have married
us. There was no reason why he should
not. for we are both of age, and all that
sort of thing. I'm very much obliged to
you for your suggestion. I suppose this
Mr. Travers is one of your regular
fares?"
"I used to drive his four -in-hand," said
Travers.
"We won't nis-d you any more," said
the young man, "and thank you again.
Here's fifteen dollars; you call keep the
change."
Mr. Travels raced back to the club
with his $511 and told his story, which
was fortunately believed. Theu he in
close,! the different sums he hail taken
' to the adUivss trom winch tils nrst rare
'had descended, to t!'e addresses on the
iH'liee blotter, and to the home of Mr.
Forties. The last 1-1 he kept, "learned
that," be said.
He won fin" mi tlie bet. and the next
day the cabman whise hansom he hail
borrowed sent him a pitiful note from
j the Tombs, where he bail been taken
charged with extortion and blackmail.
"Sure enough." sjnd Travers gloomily;
"l forgot that cab had a number."
I The driver's bail Ixmd amounted to
just f !ik. and Travers paid it. and then,
in fear lest his protege should skip his
bond, he promised him a regular en-
; gagement for each day of the three
i months" probation. As he does not need
the hansom more than three or fonr
times a week, he finds it a bit exensive;
, but the other men are using it freely, it
promises to cost Travers alsiut fSK) be
fore the three months are up. New
j Y'ork Sun.
i Itidni rubber tres grow wild all
over Lee comity, Flu. At Fort Myers
they nre the chief bhude mid orna
mental trees.
Baking