Oregon City enterprise., March 18, 1898, Page 5, Image 5

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STATE NEWS NOTES
IntorcnlloKUte Oratorical Contest
Jolia flrowu'i Relation Call IIIm
Fanatic.
RnaKatmu, Or., Maroh If Hon. 0. A.
Belilbreile, who was Uxtsy apH)tntel com
missioner for Alsska, has been aaslgnsd to
Pysa.
Burnt, Maroh M.-Yeslerrfay afternoon
a st!mit at ll asylum, C. II. Cliatllslil,
Jiuilistl n ttendnnl, Arthur lloora,
tliruugb window and Jumped out nlm
ir. Th fall ii from lbs tlie third story,
rid tli alUtnlant anil fttliit art both In
the asylum hoipllal today, under treatment
or fraolnred boim and bruised llenh.
8ai, Or,, MaruliM.-Preeldent Hswley,
tif tli WillaiiivtU university, tonlKbt
lectured In tli ouIIor cliapel on "Bern s.
Hsiitlnsinl." II iirlilly ixkofKin-
bnrdr warfare and of tli part taknn by
John Brown. Taa leolurs oonalsted prin
elpally of readies from dWiirant lilstorlee
on tlx subject. Tli tiurpoaa was to bear
out tli statements mad by l'mlilent Haw
ley a few day ago In a lecture on tin asm
ulij.ct at Kuswnt. The statements mad
in tli iiKiia leclurs onnrrrnlnc John
llrown bav been keenly crltlcisH, so.
tally by Hatmon llrown, who, wlrti bla
family Uvea In Halein, and la a ami of the
noted Juha llruwn. I'mldent llawley alao
olalma relationship wllb John llrown,
whom lie crlllclM-t aa a fanatic
AnunT, Or., March 11, Nine collrKse
and uulveraltlM of Oregon were rfireMnld
at lh annual meeting of Hie Omon Inter
ollrglate Oratorical Anoctathw Iter today
About !W0 visitors were prrMnt. The city
' wai handsomely decorated wllli college
olora. Altb traatn RieoUiift, oftlierc
wars elected aa futlowi;
J. Hherman Wallace, of McMlnnville,
prraldent; II. 0. HUibard, fit Helein, aecre-
tary;C. A Kouater, of Pnrtlaiid, treasurer,
MrMlnnvlll wwaaelected a lh place for
holding lh lie it meeting.
In lh oratorical content tonight, nine Irv
tltutlnna ol learning were reprewnted
Albany oolleir, McMlnnvllls ootleK. Man
mouth normal echool, atihrsrslly ofOregoa,
I'acitlc colles. I'aclllc uulvenlty, I'orlland
University, Wtllamrlt uulvenlty, and Ore
gon agricultural oullrg.
The oration vera of a IiIkIi order, and
vera delivered In lha preeenoe of the larf
at ami lenrw -ever awetnhled In tlnorw
bouee.
AManyon nrei rionora. lh irtsa, a
braotlful (old mlal, waa awarded to
Albert W. Wright, of AlUny oollrt.
Tin aonond prk wai awarded to J.
Bherman Wallace, of McMlnnvllle eutl;n.
Oiberawbo partlalpaled In tiia coateet
wer:
Herbert 8. Muroh, uulreralty of Oregon;
Andrew U. Thompaon, Monmouth normal
achoul; WalUfC. Woodaard, Parile col
lege; Ueorga L. tlanaell, Tarlfle unlveraky;
William J. illrai, Oregon agrletdtarai
ollege; I. H. Van Wliikl. WlllauwUa uim
Temltyj Mlaa ilimitiigg, 1'ortland unlver
ally. The Judge were ; On Mm position, II. L.
Hanson, Grant's. Pass; JVealdant 8. 8. L.
Pennine, Walla Walla; C. U. OanUnbeln,
Portland. tu delivery. I.) dell Hafcer,
Portland; Cm. M. O. Wire, Albany; it. A.
Miller, lrtanii.
Teaaela That t'nni to Partlaad.
The tlrliWi ateamahlp Puritan, Ui gnee.
eit freight rarrle lor her tonago that ever
antered tli Columbia, reached Portland
about 12:30 Haturday morning and lied ap
at Victoria dock, preparatory to taking
aboard a (KlO-on cargo of wheat. Tbe
Purllan la a atriclly np-toctate modrra
freight amer, and left tli stocks only
laal HepUmber.
Ihreeolunililaa liniilta In Au, . I.
flrorKa Hyrou Gordon, tho ttj-plor '
ton tribute to The Coutury ull bcroi.,..
of tlin dlHouvorli-i in (ipun t in'r r '
lltltidf "Tim Myntirloua tlty f I t.
diirn, " Comx'MiliiK tlia Biidint raini
Uoyai Mr. OouUm (nya:
Not only Old tiadliloin r-xletln fi
mlnda of tun inoplo, but ninny of tba
old liiilliiu fnmilloa wt ill prewirvid tbi ir
book, tho rcinimiita of onoa cxtounivo
lllirnrluN, in wliluh Hio hiatury, trndl
tlom and cuatoiii ut tho jicdjilo were r
corded. All thewa bonk that the, Hjmrj
lab jirlnirta could luy thnlr bunda upon
they laruod. Four only hav coma
down to oa prlooloM rvlica that lu
arniit Duknown nmuinT found tholr way
into Kurixn Hbrnrlea, wlicra they lay
bidden toitil uuimrlhcd by at hulnra of
recent yoara. Tbo booka of tho Maya
mumihtcd of Ioiik ilrlp of pnpnr niada
fnmi tniiKUcy fiber, and foidnd aftnr the
tnuumt of a aorenu so aa to form pnv
about 9 by S Ini'hca, TIiom wr cover
ed with bieroKlypbio oliarantcra, very
neatly drawn by baud, in brilliant col
ors. Hoards were faxteniHl on the outaide
tiiiuna, and the cotiiiili'ted bonk looked
like a nnat volume uf laryo octavo sle,
The oburaotors In which tbey are writ
ten are the aaiue as those found open
the stone tablets and iiiononienta in tii
ruined rltlcs of ralcuque and Copnn.
This systmn of writliiK, which Is en
tirely dlatiiiot from tho licture writing
of the Aztecs, was tho eicltiidvft postaie
sion of tlie ilnyas. It was a highly de
veloped gyatttin, and, a iuventiKutious
Imvo shown, rnibmml a uunilier of jiho
uetio elciiH'uts. lu this reejxct, as in
ninny othnrs, tho Wuyus wuro far in ad
vance of any other AmiTknn rtoojila A
veiMituhle but vnKoe and cIuhIv lemd
that has come down to us aauribea the
iuvimtion of thins) churaoters ao Itam
ua, tho UuyaCuduius, a Kreat hero jjod
who in tho UKiuiilng of their history
aa a tuition led the people frotn, the
ot acroas the sea, gave them laws and
ruled over them fur oiuny ywirs.
Vmr4 Alvaoley.
Lord Alvanlcy fiJlowod Sheridan and
Crunmiellas aiyerof good thiiiK. but
those most ceuerully rjuoted lurve a
touob of aarrasUo tuolw. for cynical
talk was a faahidn of tlx time. When
lironinitill niade his midnight fllttiiiK to
IIouIokuo at the suit of tho Juwa, he re
marked cow pluocu tly, 'Uruuiiuull has
hme qnlte riht to betiff; it was Solo
mon's judKiutoit." He was a khidheart
d man and ,Tive inmiy pronfa of jjeu
orosity toaoiuaiiitanniN in distress. One
of Uioao he had aakislcd was tho well
kuowu Jack Tulbot, a rccllue pnxliKal,
who had reaat(lly borrow! of him.
When Talbit was L Kgared and lying
m his deathbed, Ahauluy mot his doo
t and lutiuirod about the. invalid. Tbo
a-Hwivwaa: "'Alylord. 1 tour ho is in
a bad way. I had to nso the lancet."
"You should hovetnpped him, doctor,"
aaid Alviuiby -coolly. "I fear he has
tuorelart than blood in hia voiua."
Alncb tiiorexafiMble, oaneidvrliig the
man aud the oirouuistunoea, was Alvan
t7'a ezpoatulatidu when he bad bea
porsuadud o diiie with the eoooutrie
tuiLlionaUa Keoid in hi uow miuiniua
in Clroavnoor ayuaro. Hie hixt, with
the vnlcarity'df jkuouveua rioho, wasex-
fiatiatluii on tho auuiptuuua doourntiou s
ot tlie apartojiuit and, in the words of
Wilton, "hating dimicroool. " "I don't
care what your itildlug coat," said Al
vanley bluntly, "but I uui most anxious
to make a trial of your carving, for 1
I furnished. " Coruhill ilnga.iue.
AliOiNAi
FOREIGN.
ftoHrchlnt for Warships at Gcaea
(erainaf and Knglnnd Frleudly
Toward I'Mled State.
Nics, Uarck IS. Queen Victoria arrived
4hli aflaruooii. Hit driven, in a carriage
'to Clmirg, where ahe will spend the holi
day. Her mejesty looked very well.
Paris, March 14. On the bourse today
Spanish fours fell Mfl. At l.ltbon 1
points lower, and at Madrid were UoUxl
point below Baton I ay's cloning price.
LniiDoH, March 12. A ltecUI dispatch
from Rom saya Kents of the United Hlale
navy deparlment have been vlalting the
shipyards at Genoa and Leghorn to buy
warships, but lound none available.
Lokoom, March IV Hlr Rlchsrd Qualn,
bart., physician extraordinary to her
majesty, and editor of tlie Dictionary of
Medicine, is dead1 He was born in 1XW,
was a fellow of several learned societies, and
the author of numerous medical and solen
tiflo works.
Kkhi.ii, March 12, The foreign olHc has
inspired press to deny rniphstlcally thnt
Germany will aid Rpain In case of war with
the United States, and hss Instrueted the
newsnaixirs to ilnt out that the United
8iatrs Is sn excellent friend of Germany,
and that Rpalu In the Citrollua squabble
has repeatedly shown unfriendliness to
Germany.
A AledlwvaJ fmuU
The banqnut which waa hold bore at
temarriuKoja Count JJlrioh with tho
Bnvariun lrinooaa riubuia haa a luster
all it own. ovou tltouuund guoHt
wvre jireseut, and fur their serving H00
ot the haudwuueat peoplo that could bo
found in all the land were bronht to
tho castle and ootrtumcd in red and yel
low cloth aud ail the Ucolowml kitch
en were survlng day and night nearly
the aame number of oooka. Tho fuoHt
coutUiund one veuk, and .during this
time there wore consumm) 1U0 oxon,
1,800 calves, 670 oapous, i,300 chick
eua, 8,769 Hold fax, 11 toua of salmon,
90 ton of burring, 130 pouuxla of clove,
40 pound of auflrnn, auOvOOO egga,
8,000 miiiksof flouraud 1, 700,000 gallon
of wiua For oight duy and night a
pnblio wine fountain pourod oulnter
ruptedly through eight tubo rod aud
white winefor nil that wished Co drink.
"Stuttgart," by EJise J. AJlon, in
Ilurptr' Mugaziue.
fiaored Flrea of India.
The eocrod fire of India have not all
been extinguished. Tbo most aix-icut
which atill exist was consecrated 18
centuries ago in orcuuiomoratiou of the
voyage made by the Pursoo when they
emigrated from Persia to India. The
fire ia fed five timea every 84 hour with
sandal wood und other frugruut materi
als, combined with very dry fuol. This
fire, in the villuge of Oodwadu, near
Bulsnr, is visited by Parsooa in large
numbers during tho mouths allotted to
the presiding gtuiuuof firo. Exchange.
' k Iteveniie fuller to be
' 1 1 ui-ied ( t al" a A marinas
t A 'iiiltni A ir nail lloiight
i i'
w
sum
a e r-i i i
arnl . .
t'o g-1
l.(Uo,rg
or a M irn'i 14 During th ses-
i r to lay th senate passed
i ' ' niiiiilier of hills from the gen
1 i, mining thrill being one to sn-
iruoilen of eight new revenue
i .f.-i'tifliiK in eot the sum of
The national quartntln bill
wh nm ie it r regular order, and will b
tNken Uii liiobahly on Weilnesilay
D-iiNtur Procter visited the White hone
and up town department Monday, and
hi rails exelied a great rtesl of Interest,
Hesjient batf an hour with Secretary Alger,
explaining, it Is believed, the mltltsry situ,
s'loti in Col's, and afterward bald a confer
once altb Judge Day, aaalttsnt secretary of
state. Then he went to the White House,
aud waa closeted with the President for two
hours.
WaihiduToh, Msrcb 14. A week's nego
tiations closed (oilsy by the trliimphsnt
purchase by the navy department In
Loudon of the two fine cruiser Amasoiias
and Admiral Abrenall, built and building
at Kel wick for tlie Hrasillan government,
Pouihly the odlrisls look more pleasure lu
closing the bimlneM In this matter became
of the knowledge that Kpauiah agems hal
been striving to secure theite very ships,
and thst to Hpsin, it la ssld, they would he
of much greater value In cse of trouble
than to the;UnltedHtates.
Wild Lire and lha Benae.
I inniln buld to siiy to Dr. Kanscn that
thousuud 0K)D thooHumla of men who
were not speeinlly interested in arctio
work bud nud bia book with delight,
and thtit to me the murvel waa not that
bo could do what be did in the field,
but that he could write such a book
a boot his experience.
"The bust thing in it, to my notion,"
I said, "is your description of yora
dramatic mmtiiig with Jackson o
Fnuia-Jow f Land, and tbe best partoi
that was your refereuoe to tbe manner
in which the wild uiuu' aliarponed
tenses diMnovored tire fragment of tbe
soap which tbe civilized European haa
used in hi tiMiruiug ablutions."
"It is rt-ally true," repliiwl Dr. Nan
eu, "that I could tunejl that aoap a
plainly aa U it hud been a strong per
fume. Juhansuu jxiU'd the sumo thing
when be came up. In fact, for eeveral
duy our acuee of swell waa wonderful
ly acute. A i approached Jackson's
but I tlKiugbt I oou id ameU everything
it contained and give a sort of inventory
of it atoroa without entering, in a day
or two this aouteucsa wore off, and we
became quite uurmal in' thut a well a
in other roaiMots, but I wonder if a
man wore to Jive wild for a fow years
if hi sense of mnell would not become
quite aa keen as that of an animal?"
Chicago Times-Herald.
Tba Kwipapr Uag.
E. L. Oodkin in The Atlantio claim
tlmt the advertiser rather lima tbe sub
aiTibeT is jiow .the newspaper bogy.
He is the person bcfore whom tbe pub
lisher cower and trie to please, and
the advertiser 4a "very indifferent about
tho opinious iif a uewspuper. What in
terests him is ihe amount or -quality of
Furnished Erery Week by the Clacka
mas Abstract - Trust Company.
P E Mclntyre to George Voeberg
Oct 20 '17 W D, lot 50 and part of
20 Pruneland (000
T L Cbarman to II E Wemed Jan
14, '08, W D bt 4 blk 6, Weslynn 250
J (i Crooksbank'a to A J Crook
shanks fiuly 20, ' W D 15 acres
eec 1 , 1 2 o, r2e 1
J O Hosteller to N Pprdtw Feb 23,
'Oft, W D 1 acre, eec 7, 1 6 a, rl 100
M A Brown to A W Crown, Oct 23,
'07; W 1 t of Rowler claim tec
25, 1 8 ,r 3e . 75
M It and E M Brown Jan 5 '08
of Howler DLC.t 3 s, r3e 1
A K Jackson to A Illnsch, Mch 3,
'08 W D, A M Jackson D L C. . 150
J O Rambo to M O and J Walker
Feb 8, '08 W D lot 2, blk "C"
Canemah 75
James Long (by sheriff; to J J Long
Mch 10, '08 deed, nw sec 28, 1 5
s, rl e 18
I and M McKenrle to J WeW Feb
10, '08, W D 6 acres, see 5, 1 2 s, r
2e 500
0 McMonies et at (by sheriff) to C
Wittenhurg, June 3 '07 Q C D 40
acres in claim 37, 1 3 s, r 1 e 1
M 8, B and W B Lawton to Lizzie
Finnigan, Mar S, '03 W D 8 43
acres, A F Iledttes claim, 1 3 s, r
I e 731
6 and 8 Matbew to J A and M A
Cox Oct 11, '07 W Dlota 10, 1 1 and
12, blk 13, Canby 150
E liuiies to W Griseothwsite, Msr
10, '08 W D tract In sec 23, t S s,
r2 e 1
GeoHhsnk to M C Shank, Aug 29
'07, W D nwj sec26,t6e,r2e300
N and M Griaenthwaite to E
Hugos, Mar 10 '98 W D tract in
sec 23, t3s, r 2e 1
T and M Daniels to E Huge trustee,
MarlO'0S;QC D .05 acres eec 20
and 27 t, 3 s, r 2 e 1
Clackamas county to M J Gallagher
Mch 10 '08 deed Y of ne and
ne' of ne V sec 12, 1 6 s, r 2 e 200
J and M Mackenzie to J Schmidt
Feb 10 '08 W D bi acres sec 5, t
2s. r2 e 500
J Kauch to M Iluiraa Mar 13 '98 16
acres sec 30, t 3 s, rl e 480
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A
TRUST CO. are tbe owners of tbe copy
right to the Thome system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
tbe only complete set of abstracts in the
county, can furnish information as to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, In vestments, real estate, abstracts
etc. Office over Bank of Omeon City.
Call and investigate. Address box 377,
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IlelUDK aUUUa.
A note concerning the peculiar phe
nomenon noticed in ihe melting of met
als when under extended pressure haa
recently been published by H. Bischof
of Wiesbaden. When a metal ia bedded
in a mortar of chemically pure alutuin-
its circulation. Whot he wants to know inm. oxide' thoroughly dried and then
is bow muiry feopIe soe it, not how
ninny people agroe with it The oonse-
queuoe is that the newspapers of largest
circulation, publndied in the gnat cen
ters of population where most votea are
subjected to the necessary beat, a eon'
siderable retardation in melting is no
ticed. For Instance, a rod cf silver.
which should melt at 1.S30 degreea F.,
When thus treated will not chaugo its
oast, are less and lesa orciina ninlnn. ! tolm 11101 ' together antil 5,730 de
eaiiMscUilT in Aiuorira. In faoL iu toiue lwo iAUUluUi -wjiica Hoouia meic
r . a r no A 1
cases the advertiWirsniie thnirinflnen.. ' . oo oegree jM anow no sign of
whleh ia urea iid whieh thA tnmv yielding at 3,000 degrees F. It would
ina comwtition betwe newsnaDer . 9oem th 111088 rods of metal, unable to
makea all the creator, to prevent the ex- Pnd hUe in tho powerful grip of
cresl( in nowmuers of w hat i tiroh. i alununwm oxide, which contracts
For Young Men and Young Women.
There is nothing that will arouHo the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put oil' on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their rjhirt front or shirt waist is
muRsy their neat appearance is spoiled.
The Troy laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gontletnen's fine work.
There can be no bettor work than Ib
done at the Troy. Leave your oulurs al
Farnsworth's barber shop.
Br ths yltl8 Vw Haw Alwarg Bought
Blgaatsr
f
Ihe Kind You Haw Alwarg
Wliy Ua Thought bo.
Mr. Bright (reading paper) I'm sur
prised to know that a married mnn
writes tbo fashion notes for this paper.
Mrs. bright Why, dear, how do you
know such is the ciiho?
Air. bright Only a married mau
oonld have penned this item, "There
will be no change in pneketbooks this
season. "Chicago flews.
ably the prevailing local viowcf men or
events. There are not many newspapers
which can afford to defy a lurge adver
tiser. Uow It Fait.
A worthy old gentleman who bad
never wandered fur from his native
township before went to Boston one
day in response to an invitation to visit '
a relative, i
The Bostouiau, in showing his friend 1
about town, took him to tbe top of a '
tall office building. They took a look 1
at the niarvolous landscape spread out .
before them and prepared to descend. I
They entered the elevator. It began its
swift journey downwurd.
"Don't be frightened. Uncle Bilas,"
said tho younger man, as his visitor
grasped his arm, shut hie lyes and held
on for life. "There is no danger. "
"I wasn't afraid, George," gnsped
Uncle Silas, after tbey had stepped out t
of tbe elevator, "but 11 left my stom
ach up there." Youth'a Companion.
on beating, simply cannot melt as they
woo ia auaur normal conditions.
Savin; liliuMlf.
"What I" rourud BigPeto, us he flour
ishod his wall eyod revolver. "Do yon
mean to iutimute thut I'm crooked?"
"Not at all," stammered the tender
foot "Didn't I just say that it was
mighty strungo how yon could win ten
straight games?" Detroit Free Press.
May tin 11 Would Look Soared.
When a girl likos a mun, she amnses
herself by wondering how he would
look if she should sudduiily nut hor
Rcynoldi Name.
As a proof of tlie appreciation of the
work (portrait of Lady Cock burn and
her children) by Sir Joshua's contempo
raries, we are told that whon this por
trait was brought into the great room
to be hung ull the painters clapped tbeir
hands in salutation of its power, while
the seal of the artist's own approval is
to be found in bis name, inner i bed at
full lengthen tho hem of tho ludy's gar
ment, the only two pictures thus honor
ed by him being this one and his por
trait of Airs. Sidilous. Pull Mull Ga
zette, There is no better known song in
Scotland, and especially in Berwick
shire, than that which refers to "Tibby
Fowler o' the Glen. " Tibby was a na
tive of Berwickshire, iu which county
the glun is situated.
4
For
first-class
fresh & cured
Meats
Go to
1
Qhas. Albright, Jr.
1
Free
delivery
to .
all parts of
the City.
The average weight of a dozen eggs
is about 21 X ounces. One-eighth of this
entire weight may be regarded as nitrog-
bonds on his shoulders and say, "Now, tion thau of meak'
I am going to kiss you, " in a cool, au-: f i
thoritative tone. Mew York Presa. oyBlor'
FARMERS . . .
Your team will have the best
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At Ihe
City Stables.
W. H. YOUNC, Prop.,
it www WVIVWl
Livery Rig8 on Short Notice.
Telephone No. 42.
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that section. The reason for this is that:
the people of these towns have a fixed in
come upon which they can always depend,,
and, as a consequence, they are- liberal buy,
asrs, paying cash for all their purchases. .
As the Creat Manufacturing Center
of the Pacific Coast
OREGON CITY .
Is Coming to be One of the
Bet Marketing Town in the State
This is proven every day by the number
of farmers, who are to be seen on its streets
selling their produce, who, until just tlia
last few years, sought the markets of other
towns. The system of macadamized roads
that is being built into all parts of Clack
amas county, will enable all the people of
this county to share in the profitable mar
ket that Oregon Cily affords. If, as it ia
sure to do, the demands of Oregon City in
crease in the next five years as it has in thu
past five years, this city will rank next to
Portland as a market place for
THE PRODUCE
of the Farmer