Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, July 01, 1892, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextX';11o J lumen n' 21 02 Oregon. Enterprise. OKKGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1892. ESTABLISHED 18CG. VOL.20. NO. 30. City y CAHItr JOHltHOIf, LAWYKH. Corner Right and Main tlretta, Orefntt City, l)touu. ltRAf. KSTATK TOHKIX AND MnNKY TO MAV. i, . tarn assaaopoN, t. r. cowim, HOCKHNHHUl'UH A COWINO, ATTtlKNKY At LAW. i Allt'ane. tielnr V it Uud Ulrica a .peotally. liltlcs romna Hand l.i, I' It laud olhu building, OHKOOM CITY,' Oregon. L. KHITKII, ATTORN FY AT LAW, amikaiti or rsorasrv rt knwmkh. Ornr two rliKirt tHva poitnrnoe, Oregon City. Q (I, T. WILLIAM. UK A I. F.STATK AND INKl'RANCF.. iH'slrithle Puslne Properly and Sub urban Hornet lit Oregon City Farm Property In IrarU In anil on ti terma. ('orre.pttndeure wnimilly atiawertd. Orhee, Belt door la Cauovld A lltmlley'a drug iU.ro. Grea t Eastern Store GREAT REDUCTION -IN Gents Clothing, NEWS IN KJENERAL Troops Wanted In the Ctrur d' Alert Mining District. IHtOlTlIU MEXICO AMI TEXAH. Portland ('ollectomlilp Th American Herat w lw line U he (irerMar ofHtate. FOR THE t. a. mmiit A. . DUMIA cllHIDM A PIIKSSRK ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (m- lit Jatgar Block. Oregon City ,t, SPattY. tAr. t'RNKY MUPr.lt, ATTORN F.Y8 AT LAW OregoaClty, .... Orvgon Twal yeara aperienea aa ra Uf ol tha IV Sere rw..Hm.ii'i. ua in owr aiw Twelve year. I t.frt.. h nl all hi lull ill l.il.lll.l belnrt tha land l (Ira auiMI murta, ami tatoWluf, Ifct practice In the general land otiN 1 H DVB, ATTORN KY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW tiffio over UKfun City Bank, f oston city. ' , - . oaaJ.s 4tli of Jttly. I LUTM 11U J.LJJ J.11I1I1 (a IOHKK C. KHUWDKM, LAWYKK, OatooN CITY, Oaaon. Will era.-Hra In all tha eeurta of the (Bale (II , d it ilimr Mu ( aanl4 A llauilvy a drag ami. aJw r 1 u. H e uATotmnit. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSFI.ORS AT LAW MAIM KTMKKT. liHKtiON CITY, IlKKCHIIt. Pu'ttlah Alira.a nl Tfl, Loan H'mey. for lia Mnrlnirmi. ahil llaliaart l.onrral lar Uualn'aa. 1 1 p.. ntu. ATTOKXKY AT LAW. Wiu. I'mi-THt m Aih'ihht or th HtAt Ural KaUla ami Inaiininr. (Met ou Main Hlnwl. Iwt. HUlli anil viilh. ATCOST. We are now selling our entire stock of Men's and Boys' boots ASF COST. Now is the time to buy if you want the best at the lowest pos sible price. Men's andBoys' bootsfrom 1.95 up LEWTHWIltEr'S SHOD STORE LORECON CITY, ORECON, . 0. E. A. FREYTAG, IIoihk, Mniio, June 24. ovTnor Willey hAiAakw! the prmidmt to ordi-r trou to the ftcin of tlx mluer's lock out In Coeur d' Alene dintnct, Northern Mitlio. Purloin trouble I pending. It it undunitood that the injunction fbed out uKuiimt Iho union miner by the mine owner are quite cerliin to ije din aulvfd on Tiu-mUy next, and it ia "Kid tha union men will thnn attempt to drive the cli (mm the dintrict. Both aide are aid to tie heavily armed . Eailhqnak.l la K.llc. OiauaI aaka, Mexico, June 27. Th jieople of thl city and eurrounding country have been in itnte of terror fur the pt few day on accoont of re- tieated ahork of earlliiike which have been the moit tevare ever either. The fir at aliotk occoned Friday night and Uitted 18 eerond, the vibration rnnning from (oathweit to northeast. CilaM window were broken and the plueterinK In many building was crarkwl. Hundred of people took refuse In the itreeta. At daylight Sat urday morning another ahock occurred. Thia on earned great diaaater, bo lea tlian 100 bulldinga of th cily be ing completely wrecked. Several peo pie were Mriooily injured, but none killed, by ' falling wall. Since then teveral light hnck have been felt. The Colloia volcano, tooth of here, ia in active operation ainin to-day. and in throwing oat great volume of sulphur ou imok and lava. canal ilincrlmlnation controverey. TI.e Canadian propoaul wa ffirwarded thiotigli the Britinli legalion at Wash ington prior to the day on which presi dent Harrison forwarded his dictatory nieMage. Up to last night no word had been received from Washington a to whether it bad reached the preHident or not From what has leaked out It la understood that Canada' offer i based noon the line of a measure of reciprocal use of the canals on both sides of the Bt.. Lawrence, which waa talked over at the recent conference at Washington. DOUBLE XURDEB II P0RTLAHD. and The BAD TRAIN WRECK. Jtaltoi Bwain BbsoU a Oirl CoomiU Bnlcida, TwelrelVrNonti Killed Outright and Sixty Wounded. CAlHCIl Bl 0PEIU TOR'S BMNDEK One Hection Crunk es Into anotlirr, the Wreck Take Klre-Prlrate Car tmsshf. l'oRri.Axn. June 25. The develop ments of today fully explain the cause of the murder of Augusta Sjogren and the sell-destruction of her murderer, John F. Norberg, yesterday morning at the residence of Eiiucne L. White, in this city. A letter found today tluowi much lifht on the subject and indicates that Norberg had made ' repeated proposi tions which were incompatible with the young woman' tense of honor, and that jealousy on Norberg't part and despair over financial dilficultie prompted him to comiqit the horrible crime. It is sup posed that the shooting occurred about 9 o'clock yesterday morning, though the discovery of the lifeless bodiea waa not made till last evening at 9 :30 o'clock. The White residence i now being oc-cupie-J by Lawyer R. R. Giltner and family, who were away from home all day". The theory is that, maddened with jealousy, Norberg called on Mia Sjogren while ahe waa doing her morning work, a all the floor mats were outside where the usually dotted them. After enter ing the house by the front way, he shin the door leading from the hallway, m. no one knows what i-onveisntion fol lowed, hut evidently a tussel ensued, as the chairs were upset about the room Norberg fired two shot into the viil's , breast, and must have etood several leel Cuapk.U Cko... Chalrm... mty U( c0lil) WM not leas( Wasiiinook, June 27.-T1hi republi-! poWaer-burnel. After aatisfying him can national eomniitiee wat called to I i.:. vi...im dM1 lhe mnr. the weapon metsen- TIIK nasmi!i ht, oa. T 11(18. P. liVAN, IIP.AL KHTATK AND IJiHfHANl'K. I'tiolr HIT, Par and Suburban prow-rty lor In. 'Ha.Tli.iiny warraiiia and aiui1 Una ot all kln.la IhihIi anil auM Taaeapald and biialnraa of vry d.aorlplton allpudul to Inr nnn-malilnila. . , Ufn up aialra In hullillin nnrlh ot oatnffi. s 'AM. A. HXinil, ATTORN F.Y AT LAW. Will prarllra In any rtl tli Huts or Irral Conria. Al alK-nd ri(ully lo any biialnraa Iwlnrsllia i:. Uii'l l' ami liuerlor l- iiamnania. omo: Knomt I and 0, I'harmau lliK-k.uer Mvsrinora't llirtol. (UtKdliN CITV. OKK0ON. lla IIAYKH, ATTOKNF.Y AT LAWj Ositoo CiTV, Oatn.m. Will prasllrs In all tbs snurta ot th Mate. Offise.poriier Main and Kllith alrsoia, oppoalw court rniiiaa y B. MAKYK. SUKVBYOR AND CIVIL ENUlNK.ER, PUttlnr, Pmlnajt and Plums work promptly eiaouiwl. t CANttY, w oitltaoi. Best and Cheapest Grocer. Fancy and Staple Groceries in Great Variety. Vegetables, Fruit and Feed. Fifteenth and Main. ORECON CITY. SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE. DR. L. M. ANDREWS. Prop. A Full Line of Fresh Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines ot all Makes, Notlons.Confectlonery, Cigars. Full Stock Of Machine Oil, Best and Cheapest. Fine selection of lVrfumery and Toilet Soaps. And Lead . ing Brands of Cigars. lMtr.M kiii io: 4- kitr.ri i.i.y rn.i.t.n. Hhiveley' Block, Seventh Street . KANDH. NOTARY PUBLIC, RKAL F.STATK A 1NSUKANCK. Ofllce In the Poat onto Building, O'i'lun City, Orefon, PUB COHMRKCIAL BANK, OF OltKOON CITY. Capital, - '"M"0 TSANKACTSA OKKKMAL tAKtlHd lialHKK. txiam ml. Hlllt dUoonnteil. Makea co lections. HuyaandaclUexrhaUKeoii all polnta In tli tlnllsd 8tala, Kunipe and Hung Kiuik. llcpoalta rccid-i-d aiilijw't to ohwk Intnreat at uaiial ratea allowed on time denoalta. Hank open trom v A. M. Uii r. H. Hatnrdiiy oveningi Irmn 5 Ui 7 r, u. D C, LATOUHKTTK, President. KB UONALPSON, Caahler JJANK OK OKKUCN CITY, Oldest Banking Honse In the City. Paid up Capital, 1.10,000. rRsainmtt, Vict NIKMDICNT, CASHISR. MANAUK. TIIOS. CHArfX. OKO. A. HARlllSd. a. a T'AiiriKi.n chaKi.ks n. cAiiriKi.ii. A nsneral banking pualneai trsnaaoted. Hepoillta (eeolvad aiibjsei ti Olieek. Approved lillla apd notiw dlaoaunted. County and oily wArranta'toiiitlit. Iiana made on available aeaurlty. Kxflliauiie bouirlit and inld. Colleotionrmad promptly. v ,'. A n.,...i.i ,.ii..:i. I,. .,, nart ol the world Teletraphlo anolianitea inlet on Portland, ttao Fraaidaoo, Chicat.) and NSW To. i imareat pam oh nine upihibi... , k, ubAreuts ol THK LuKUON CHKOUK BANK. Cl W. CC81CK, M. D r. PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEuN. (Ut of Portland.) Office with Dr. M.OIeay, Aurora, Oregon. "ty g. Hl'ltBT, REAL F.STATK A INSURANCE AGKNT. NOTARY PUBLIC A COLLKCTOU. ' Al'ROHA, OUKUON. Monev leaned ou Approved Hecurity. Moneyto Loan! On Improved Farms of noi less than GO acres. NOBLETT'S STABLES. Livery, Feetl and Sale StuMe ORECON CITY. LOCATED 1IKTWKKN 1 UK BU1DUE AND KKPOT. Double and Single RiRS, and sad dle horswt always on hand at the lowest prices. A oorrall connected with the barn for loose stock. Information regarding any kind ol stock promptly attended to by person ot latter . horses Bought and Sold. ger crashing Ihroaaii bi brain, falling at the tide of a (mail taMe, on the oppo site side of which Uy the Vlv of the woman. The weapon was found lying at the aide of Norberg. order by Chairman Clarkson ahortly be- p)liced tlie uib o( tht f.ir noon. All the ute and territorie in bt(1 m0Qtb tnd mDt except Nevada, Wyoming and Oklahoma eie represented J. Sloat Fasect, of New Ytwk.f rrwd Clarkson toncced himself as chairman, eulogizing him and hia work in behalf of the republican party. Clurknon replied, expressing his appreciation of the words of praie from Kantett hut saying he had learned this luoriiing that Harrison preferred another man . He therefore cheerfully declined to be conhi lered a candidate. Payne, of Wisconsin, placed in nomi nation as chairman of the national com mittee, Committeeman William 1. Campbell, of Illinois, Campbell was elected by acclamation. Tha Taia Drouth. Larkdo, Texas, June 25. The great drouth which has prevailed over north ern Mexico and a portion of Texas on the Rio Grande border for the last two seasons continue unbroken, except in place. The cattle Industry is almost annihilated, and a total failure of crops, except in irrigated districts, resulted in extreme ufToring among the poorer classes. Several hundred thousand hirehels of corn shipped from the United States has prevented suffering. In the Texa drouth region the poorer classes have been subsisting for months on con tributions sent from other part of the state. THE INDIANAPOLIS ML ALT II. BOARD OK After the Ammonia and Alum linking Powders. FRANK NELDON, GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH Oregon City, Oregon. Full Stock of Guns Ammunition. Repairs on nil kinds of small machine promptly made. Duplicate keys to any lock imimifnctiircd. Shop on Main Street, next to N oli! it I s Stables, Th Portland Oolltotorihip. Washington, D. C, June '.7. The Oregon senator and representative held a third and final session today relating to nniting upon a man for collector of customs at Portland. At the two previ ous session no choice waa made, but this afternoon they decided that the appointment should go to a Portland man and the delegation will so recom mend. From what can be learned to night it is quite certain Lotan is the man recommended. Tha Anarioaa Derby. Chicago, June 25. Nearly 80,000 peo ple were present today when the a re at American derby was won by Carlsbad in3:04'j, the slowest time in which it ha yet been run. The race was' a good exhibition of game, sturdy racing in the worst going possible, and it was not apeed but bottom that carried. Carls bad showed he was a great stayer along with $17,800 which the purse netted him. J J. WESTON. AKCHITKCT, Bt'PEKINTRNliKNT DRAUUHTSMAN, AND C O. T. Williams, W. II. BURGIIARDT. School doportment cards one cent eatih.ftodd for term, 'at the Entukpbisk office. Thirty Your. Experience on Pacino Coaat, Aiiairaiia aua luirope Prepare! Ilv er- Plana. ' Rlevatforiii. deotlovia. anentl.aa.WorklnallraWlnira. Detail and Kneel' flcatloua of all kinds ot Public. andrPrlvxte Hullillnga, aeoouinanttd y roKtiMe 8ttmatt ofdoat. . i-, Survevora and -EacltMarN" llold .ecitea -an'a Real ealate anenta, Vlaua ot gurxllTlmmi, flat ten wunaoeuraoy aajci lenwiaa,sjiiiy BU9'Ui lae ol Drawing, tj L W U.' ,- u - Olltea in Ilenowl Sash A Door Factory, oppn- alte Congrtgatlenal Uhvrctlf Malp atrwi, Ura- got city,UNoa.. v ,, . - Depew Deollaei the Fhvoe. Chicaoo, June 4.-A Washington special quotes a cabinet officer as saying that Chtttincev M. Depew has decided to decline the state portfolio. It is said (lie '"president is considering another niuiie. Tractty and -Wharton are both gpokets of as tli commg-tnan. : I . .St-lawreHaa'CaBalDsntroteraj, 1 Ottawa, Orftajro,' fune 25. Members rjf the cabinet havTCfeat faith in the offer they have submitted to Presiient . . w . . . . . .. Uamswiooxitrg to" aontemenior we The subject of pure food, and esiecially the atlultertion of buking (ov tiers by the life of ammonia and alum, is causing no liltlo discussion. The legislatures of New York, Mir.ne sota, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, etc. have taken up this question, and it is attract ing the attention of physician and boards of health throughout the country. Our own city board of hearth ordered an examination of all the baking powders to be found in this market; instucted Dr. Lata to make an examination and analysis and report the result to the board. raki.no powder analyses. City Chemist Dr. Lai transmitted to the department of public health a lengthy communication, in which he gives the result of his analysis of the several brands of baking powders that are on sale In this citv. In his report Dr. Latzsay that baking powder desig nated as being fr?e from deleterious sub stances may be recommended, as their healthfulness cannot be questioned, The report is as follows : The samples of baking powders you have sent to our laboratory for investi gation as to the purity and healthfulness of the various brand I have subjected to a qualitative examination and now report the following result: Atlantic A Pacific contains ammonia and alum. Bon Bon contains alum. Calumet contains alum. Crown contains ammonia and alum. Early Pining (Empire) contains ammonia and alum. Forest City contains ammonia and alum. Kenton contains ammonia and alum. Dr. Price's free from deletriotis chem icals. Queen contains ammonia and alum. Royal contains ammonia. Regal contains ammonia and alum. Rnckolban's contains ammonia and alum. Seafoam tniade by Day, Indianapolis) contains alum. Dr. Latz says: "Physiologists of high standing consider ammonia and alum deletet ions substances, unfitted for use In foods." ' ' Th'e Oldler ft latti. , ST. pKTKRSBPRQ, Juil 2t).-r-A total of 164 cases of cholera' were reported at Baku during one week, with seventy deaths from the disease. Makuisri-ro, Pa.. June 25. The West ern express, winch leaves riiiiaueiptiia at 9 :02 p. rn., was late last evening, and left in two sections about ten minmes apart. The first section, composed of six coaches and a Westinghonse private car, came through to Dock roet bridge tower, where it waa held until it conld enter the union depot. Meantime the second section came, and receiving wood at Steelton tower to go ahead, the engi neer to make up time, threw the throt tle wide open. The train came thunder ing along at the rate of lorty-five mile an hour, and just a it came round a sharp curve at the tower the engineer claim the red light waa thrown oat, but too late to avoid the accident, which re sulted in a fearful toe of lite. The en gine plowed half through the Westing house private car. It, in turn, tele scoped two other cart, which were filled with passengers, and the eipreca car of the second section was totally demol ished, having been crashed by the tender of engine 13 of the second section. One of the curs took fire and those still alive were almost panlc-itricken. An alarm of fire was sounded. In a few minute the whole department lesuooded and the flame were quenched. One young woman, elegantly attired, and proliahly 18 ye.re of age, wa pinned to the track by tlie track of one of the cars resting 'on her body, her head having been severed from the body. It waa over an hour Iwfore the body could be removed. She had or. her perton a gold watch and considerable money. The body of tlie unknown girl hat been iden tified a that of Miss Liuie Blair, of Philadelphia, accrnuiunying Mrs. Mary Granger to Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Grang er is in the hospital. She wa on Imr way troiut-Philadelpbia to Seattle, with her aoghti't1 JLuhUi afiil i, uid LUzte RIair, to join her husband, em-r ployed on the City of Seattle, plying on Puget Sound., Her injuries are about the head, chest and abdomen. Seveial ribs are also probably fractured. She will recover. Mamie Granger's injuries mav prove serious, but physiciads ex press hopes of saving her life. The city is filled with wounded. Twelve at least were killed and fifty or sixty wounded. H. C. Hays, operator at Steel ton tower, practically admitted before the coroner's inouest this afternoon that he is respon sible for the wreck. Big Firs it Buttle. Seattlx, Jvn 28: Fire yesterday destroyed Schwabacher Bros. A Co. stoie and damaged the Hotel Northern. Schwabacher Bros, A Co. is one of the largest general merchandise dealers on Puget sound. The loss to the building is $80,000. The firm carried a stock worth $320,000, of which nothing was saved. The Northern hotel adjoining bar :V escaped destruction, and is dam aged to the extent of several 'housand dollars by beat and water, and other minor damages to contiguous structures and stocks will bring the -loss up to (400,000. The insurance will probably coyer the total loss, and is placed with Balfour, Guthrie A Co., ot San Francisco. Tha Frohi Convention. Cincinnati, June 25. The national prohibition convention, which meets ia this city Wednesday, June 29th, bids fair to outstrip its two predecessors at Minneapolis and Chicago in size. The total delegate list is 1101 and as many alternates. The national committee of the party opened headquarters this after noon at the Grand hotel. A mass meet ing is arranged for tomorrow afternoon aa preliminary. St. John peremptorily declines to permit the use of his name for presidential nominee. A new man is suggested in General John Bidwell, of California. A Hard Corner. The age of 30 is a hard corner for a woman to turn, and 3i is still harder. She feels that she is fust leaving her youth behind her. But there is no rea son why a woman should be faded and passe at 35, or even at 45. The chief cause of the early fading of American women is found iu the fact that many of them suffer from some form of female weakness or disease which robs the face of its bloom, draws dark circles about the eyes, brings early wrinkles and sal lowness, and stamps the face and figure with the signs' of ill-health. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure all these troubles, will bring back the lost bloom, and remove the pains and .ailments which make women grow old before thptr 'time. 'Guaranteed to give satis faction 'in -every case, or price 1.00) refunded. mill ; "