The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, November 25, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW AOE, PORTLAND. OTIEGON. TOPICS OF THE TIMES. A bnnnnn trust Is the latest fruit of Ibis business lu making curuem lu trade. From the giillnnt old Constitution to tbe wonderful Olympln, wlint ft stride la naval history! The new bank bills nre "powerful" gly, but there seems to bo no trouble In disposing of them. In fact so much does golf seem to bo preadlng, after a while the earth may not only bo called a ball, but a golf ball. It'H not exactly known what tlio weather says to the trees when the au tumn leaves, but It makes them change color. A special typewriter has been Invent ed for the blind. What for? Even a Mind man can securo a typewriter who can see. A woman recently wheeled 800 miles with only live hours' sleep. Sho ought to get a leather medal and ninety days lu Jail for that. A painter may be an artist or an artl an, anil the same rule holds good with ionic of our poets and, also, with some of England's poets. Iluylng Texas mules for uso In South .Africa will have the effect on the mili tary establishment of the Mrltlsh sol dlcrs needing a greater rear guard. The Queen of Holland will get a rep ntatlou as u cynic If sho lmckH up tho remarks sho Is (pioted as maklng-that die doesn't Intend to marry at present because she wants to enjoy tho first part of her life. A war lu South Africa commands su preme attention lu this country. A generation or two ago It would havo been almost Ignored. So much havo iiiimau Interests been extended, and so much nearer has tho "brotherhood of man" been brought. While Marconi's system of wireless telegraphy was rendering practical ser vice lu Us rapid and accurate accounts of tho Columbia-Shamrock yacht races, T'.'hIh took occasion to again Inform the world of some very wonderful Inven tion of his own In the same line that Is bout to Ht'iul the Marconi system far Into the background. The public has declined to get excited over Tesla's In ventive pipe dreams and will await re mits before Indulging lu any salvos of applause. So far as tho record goes TcHla's Inventions are a good deal like the thoroughbred hobo. They will not work. The stand taken by Mlshop Totter In New York against the divorce evil has liad a good effect not only lu ranging the I till iii-ii t ttil and wealthy KpltU'opnl denomination against It, but also lu purring the Presbyterians to action at the meeting of the synod of New York. The Presbyterian synod enjoined "upon Its ministers absolutely to refuso to marry divorced persons, except It Is the Innocent party under a divorce granted for reasons fully recognized lu the New TcHtameut." This Is more liberal than the stand taken by Mlshop I'otter and more fully accords with the prevailing entlmeut that the Innocent should not be made to suffer with the guilty. Kuglaud Is being Invaded by the mos quito, an Institution which heretofore It has only known by hearsay. It al ready knows enough by actual contact with the newcomer to Ikj greatly alarmed at the Invasion. Whether tho new Immigrant got In with Imports from South America or timber from Canada, or was purposely transported from America to quicken the British conscience, Is not known, but the Insect lias got a tlriu foothold on Ilrlttsh soli 4 id has come for more than a nominal visit. The entomologists are trvliiir to account for Its long delay In visiting Knglaud, but this does not lessen Its Ktlug. nor Its possibilities of multipli cation. Its faiulhir song will doubtless long abide lu the laud. Perhaps, con sidering the consequences of tho new Invasion upon the peace and tranquil lity of the Island, the Queen has done well to call out the entire mllltla ro erve, While the Increase of armies In Ki rope Is now so slow that It may Ih said to have practically ceased, the conti nental states are working with luces Mint energy toward the creation of big navies. It Is evident that lu course of time the forces atloat, unless a change of policy Is compelled meanwhile, will bear comparison In offensive strength with the torccs ashore. The other day we had the news that Kussla had es tnbllshed a naval credit of 87,000,OtHi rubles, which, of course, means a tre mendous addition to her tlrst line of defense and offense. Franco Is douu something all the time lu the building of small and swift destroyers, while Italy, though crippled as to resources, Is by no means Idle. Kveu poor Spain U considering how to get ten Iron clads, lu (icrmany the latest naval estimates mean that the Heating arma ment Is to come well abreast of the American, and If the Kaiser has his way It will equal that of France. The question Is asked by economists, Whore Is all this armament i-ulug to stop? The Kuropean powers are now so deeply lu debt that (hey can hanlly hope to get out lu centuries, If they ever do so at all. Ships cost millions; they are un productive Investments; their types Altar mo quickly that the tlrat-eliuu battle-ships of to-day are tho second class ones of to-morrow; Improvements In guns and armor-plate are compelling' each power to undo completed work. Afar to the northwest of tho Klon dike gold-fields this time oil United States soli, but on a waste unspeakably bare, desolate and Arctic some placer gold-mining has lately been begun lu regions which ate known as the Capo Nome and Kotzebuu districts. Nome Is a capo and Kotzebuu a sound, but both mining districts aro far Inland frotn the coast. Neither of the districts has any growths of timber. To them all the fuel used In mining must be carried. Tho hardships experienced by miners are far more severe than those likely to bo encountered In the Klon dike. Hut thither miners are Hocking In largo numbers, although It Is known that more than a hundred men of one expedition perished of scurvy, nnd tho returns lu gold havo been but meager. It Is a strange, yet perhaps on tho whole a creditable characteristic, that hardships and suffering, and oven des olate surroundings and depressing cir cumstances, seem to attract men of our race. An American public man onco said: "There Is no employment, no matter how terrible and repellent It may be, for which a man cannot bo found. At any rate, I shall not doubt this so long ns there aro two appli cants for every vacancy on the Nan tucket light-ship." The men upon this ship must spend months lu practical solitude, anchored llfty miles from the shore, seeing only their few compan ions, having only the uwt restricted opportunities to go on land, restlessly heaved to and fro, night and day, and subject to death In any furious, over mastering storm. Tho new gold-Holds where death Is nearer at hand than gold literally yawn with privation and misery as compared with tho Nantuck et light-ship; and yet men seek them, Impelled by the gambling spirit that makes mining attractive, and by a love of desperate venture over which they apparently have no control. The conference of commissioners on uniform State laws which was held In llufl'alo last August has had published through Its committee on publication tho acts that were prepared on divorce and considered at tho several sessions of the conference. One of these acts enumerates thoenmpctont causes for di vorce as follows: Adultery, extreme cruelty, habitual drunkenness or tho continued habit of Intoxication, con viction of felony, with Hontouee of Im prisonment to a State prison or peniten tiary, and continuous desertion, tho tlmo limit to bo specllled later. Fully as Important as this definition of causes are the provisions of tho other act, which relate to questions of pro cedure. These aro alined against tho practice of chasing from one State to another to escape the Jurisdiction of tho proper courts and against the equally pernicious practice of secrecy. A reasonable period of residence Is specified, and the greatest care Is taken that due notice of suit shall bo given, and that there shall bo no unseemly haste lu arriving at and announcing Judgment. As to the causes there can hardly be a rational difference of opin ion. They aro all HUlllclent, and If nothing less were accepted as a Justlll cation for divorce under the regula tions of the second act the number of legal separations would diminish amaz ingly. Mut supposing that there were a general acceptance of tho causes nothing could be accomplished In a re formatory way without tho regula tions. Ah matters stand now the spirit of tho laws Is constantly evaded by dodges of many descriptions. Once a man or woman has lost respect for the sanctity or tho serious contractual character of marriage, and the way for a separation Is clear, especially If there be an Inclination toward collusion. The evil has grown to enormous proportions and has become a really dangerous menace to society. If tho barrier of a traditional sentiment did not still exert' great Influence, inarrlago as an Insti tution would be deprived of all Its de fenses. Mut lax laws create a lax sen timent, anil every tlmo a divorce Is granted for Insutllcleut reasons new strength Is added to the Insidious and demorall.lug forces already at work, ltiitzen advocates for tho abolition of restrictions who have enjoyed tho lib erty of doing what they pleased help to" break down tho resistance of others by boldly Justifying their own license and encouraging discontent and rebel lion. There Is no subject lu which tho welfare of society Is more deeply In volved, and tho States should try to get together along tho Hues suggested by tho conference. Metropolitan llt(fgnm' Trust. Tho New York police havo recently miulo tho discovery that most of tho successful beggars In the city belong to a trust. The Moggnrs' trust Is said to own a large house lu Mrooklyn, which provides every description of beggars supplies, Including bogus wooden arms, legs, humpbacks, pitiful placards for alleged blind men and cripples, etc. Tho beggars pay tho trust a certain percentage of their earnings, ami tho trust regulates the hours of their labor, selects the districts, furnishes a list of charitably disposed people, and looks after members when 111. Tho police say that several wealthy and cultured mendicants belonging to tho trust live lu fashionable tlats. Several attended tho grand opera last season, and ouo rides In his own carriage. lintiom Cnurttutr Coiismimttlon. More cases of consumption appear among needle makers and lUeumkers than any other class of laborers. When a married daughter boards at home, It means that her parents must regard as guests ull of her husband's relatives. 01 I7IIRST NATIONAL HANK, THE DALLES, OR. J J. B. Schenk, 1'res.; II. M. Deal, Cashier. A general banking business transacted. Do posits received, subject to sight 'lrnft or check. Collections imtilo mill uroceeds promptly re mitted on dny of collect in. sight mid tele graphic exchange gold on New York, San Fran cUco and Portland. F RENCH A CO., BANKERS THE DALLES, OR. D. M. French. J. W. French. J. C. Hostetler, Cashier. HUE CELEIIKATED COLUMBIA BREWERY AUGUST liUCHLEIt, Prop. Thi; well-known brewery Is now turntn? out the best llcorniid Portcrintit of tho Cascades. Tim latest appliances lor tho manufacture of good healthful Deer have been Introduced, nnd nly tho llrst-cluss article will bo placed on the tnurkct. East Second Street THE DALLES, OR. w ASCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY W. LORD, Manager. GonerM Storage, Forwarding nnd Commis sion. Wool, Pelts, Hides and Ornln. Flour, Mill Feed, etc. Wool grading nnd baling lor Eiuitcrn shipments. Largest brick itorago warehouse III Eastern Oregon. References -French & 'o., Hunkers; First National Bank. THE DALLES, OR. Vf ATTS' MARI1LE AND GRANITE WORKa F. II. WATTS, Proprietor. Marblo, Clrnnlto nnd White Bronzo Monti taenia. Pago Woven Wire and Iron Fencing for cemetery and (arm use. Hole agent for whit Hronro work for Eastern Oregon. Writes Fir Insurance la two of tho oldest American coin ruulca. THE DALLES, OR. The Umatilla House 'I HE DALLES, OR. SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors. ..Tho American Plan Only .... Rates, l, l.no nnd U per dny. All trains stop for passenger. O. R. A N. ticket otllee. Western Union telegraph. Long tisliiucu Hell telephone. Agents and ollleo for all stngu line. Accommodations flrit-clie. Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES. Oil. General Forwarding Commission Merchant. OtllcCH and Warehouses at 1AILR0AD AND STEAMER DEPOTS. Wool handling our specialty, drain bought and sold. The Regulator Line. The Dalle?, Portland & Astoria NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Dally Line of Steamers Between Portland, Vancouver. Cascade Locks, Hood River and all Points on the Washington side. The stsamtra Dalles City and Regulator leava I ruanu Yry mornuif (rictpi ounuayjai7 d Th Dalle at 8 a, m., arriving at dtsttna ill In auipU time for outgoing trains. yrslght Hates Greatly Rsducsd. W. C. ALLAWAY.Oen. Agt., root of Court Btre et, Tha Dalits, Or C. a. THAYER, Agent. Portland. Or. TCt II. WAONER ifanufiicturcr of all kinds of Mirrors and looking (llamos, all kinds of Ornamental Gla.s UIkii made loonier. All damaged Mirrors re- J aired, rVnrchllghti and Locomotive Head Ighu muilo to order. SU Everett, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Portland. nllE HOWE SCALE COMPANY 86 First Street, Portland, Or. Scales and Trucks, Itallioad Specialties, llleyele Store Ladders, Grocer a Fixture, Law Wr 1'ici.es, etc. AC1FIC METAL WORKS 73-75 North Second Street, Portland, Or. Denier In Metals, Rooting and Tit) Dates and Galvaulied Iron, aolders and Rabbit a Specialty. B ROWN A M'CAHE, STEVEDORES rortland, Oregon. Correspondence solicited. Ship's matt promptly delivered. Cable address lirowu. pARKlQROCERY K. BUNCANJProp, Dialer In Staple and Fancy Groceries. at N. Tark, Corner i'ark and BurnsidelStreets. TORTLAND, OREGON. R UTCLIFFK RL1EP-HAMER 8UTCL1FFR, joint iwvii. uaiirupcr ami iecoraiiout. Plain and Decorative Paper Hauglne:, Houi ramiing, uraiuiug, kaiominiug, buo aiming, uratuiug, kaiominiug. btion and ore, So? Aider Street, rortland, Or. Thou. gore, So? A lifiiiiii Business to oi vue. Make Your Deposits With the COMMERCIAL RANK ('apltnl, I'O.OOO.; Responsibility, 1M,C00. Hoard of directors: Oen. Thos. M. Anderson, W. L. llolee, 6. M. Heard, Lieut. C. II. Martin, Henry Christ. Interest paid on time doposlts. BAV1N09 DEI'ARTMENT-Depotlta received in sums of One Dollar and upward. Interest credited semi-annually. B. M. llcnrd, President! Gen. Thos. M. Anderson, Vice-President; A. Hossflck, Cashier. rilRSmNATIONAL RANK OF V ANCOUVER, WASH. t CharlfB Brown, president, L. M. 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Dry Goods, Mlllinory and Fancy Ooods, No. tlous, Cniics and Jackets, Children's Clothing. Indies' and Gents' Furnishings. Agent for Ruttirlck Patterns. Sohns' Illock, Main Street. Ret. Fifth and Clxth. p W. SLOCUM Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries, Roots nnd Shoes, Cloth ing, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery. Homo furnishings at lowest prices. VANCOUVER ----- WASH. piTY I1AKERY AND CONFECTIONERY AUGUST SPECHT, Proprietor. Home Made Uread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry, Crack, era, etc. Caudles nnd Nuts. Cor. Eighth and West R SU. u. S. HOTEL PETROS A CO., Props. Rest Steals In tho City. Good Rooms, Pleas- antly located. Meals at all hours. White cooks only employed. Good bat In connection. Rlcycllsts arc di rected to rldo straight up the meet to Sixth after leaving tho ferry boat. VANCOUVER FEED AND LIVERY STARLE V A. F. DENNETT, Prop. Rigs for Fishing, Hunting and Other Purposes. Stables, Corner Fifth and West U Sts. Telephone No. 82. VANCOUVER, WASH. T HE ARINGTON Thos. W. Paddcn. Proprietor. Dealear in High-grade Liquors and Cigars. Vancouver. atu. ATT DROWN ealcr In Groceries, Flour, Provisions and Feed. Hardware and Groceries. Call and see us. MATT DROWN. D K. MTHERSON A CO. 1, "SLEEPLESS MACK" Dealer In FURNITURE AVI) tJECOND-HAND GOODS. Vancouver, Wash. TV MILLER, importer and Dealer in Choicest Wines, Liquors sinl Cigars. California, Wines and Rradles a sieclalty. Cor. 7th and West 11, Vancouver, Washington, P R.SCHOFIELD Dealer in CIGARS, TODACCOS, CANDIES AND FRUITS. JOHN LAIPPLK ' THE ONLY SALOON Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, W. ANDERSON'S LUNCH COUNTER in connection. Cor. Fifth and Main St Vancouver P OR A GOOD SMOKE GO TO JOSEPH CARTER, Who keeps all the leading brands of Cigars and and Tobaccos. Utttce o( W. U, Telegraph Co. mllE CITY MARKET. C. A. liluroc , proprietor. o. M. HOFSTEATER Portrait and Landscape Photographer. Main Street, Between Filth and Sixth, Van couver, Wash. TIT H. BREWSTER Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Hay and Ftkd, Duller aud Eggs. pONK BROS. Manufacturers and Dealers In Rough and Drestcd Lumber and Slab Wood, Vaucouer, Wash. m DONEGAN Tbe Leading Boot and Sho Dealer, VANCOUVER ..... WASJK, D. BOWLES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. VANCOUVER, WASn. N EW EUREKA MARKET ALBRIGHT A MARSH, Proprietors. Dealers In FRESH AND CURED MEATS. J. R. HARVEY Lessee ol City Light Plant. A full line of electric supplies alwnys on hand. Lighting at lowest possible talcs. J, R. HARVEY. A. D. EASTHAM DENTIST. Room 3, Wlntlcr Rlock, cor. Main and Sth Sts. IjlRANK EICHENLAUB Popular Clothier. Hatter, Furnisher and Mcrcimnt Tailor. VANCOUVER. WASH. MR. SPARKS-DEALER IN SHELF AND . Heavy Hnrdwnre. Table and Pocket Cut Icry, Stoves, Tlnwnte, Grntiltcware. Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition. Pruning Tools, t'alnts, Oils, etc., Vancouver, Wash. ARMY AND NAVY-CHOICE WINES, LIQ. uors and Cigars. Vancouver Star Brewery Heer on Draught. Prlvnto Parlors for Ladles. John N. Klein, Proprietor, Cor. Seventh and Reserve Sts., Vancouver, Wash. IJENRY C. DROSTEFINK WINES, LIQ rl uors nnd cigars. Tho celebrated Gain brlntis bt-cr kept frcihon lap. Give us a call. At Boat Landing, Vancouver, Wash. s TAR BREWERY CO. Brewers and Bottlers of the Famous HOP GOLD BEER VANCOUVER, WASH. T HE SOLDIERS' STORE W. M. Allen, Main St., near Sixth. CIOARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUIT. Ty W. SPARKS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. VANCOUVER, WASH. c, C. aillDLKV NOTARY PUBLIC. Established 1871. Abstracts nnd Lonns. Best quipped otllee In the stnto. Every dcid platted. Duplicate typewritten copies of all fecords Insure prompt and accurate abstracts. Ilortgngo loans a specialty. Court House VANCOUVER, WASH. J. C. Huston. J. W. Aldrich. T UCIA MILLS COMPANY Dealers In Rough and Dressed Lumber, Lath, Wood, Etc VANCOUVER, WA8II. ..J. F. HOLMS.. Only first-class Ire Cream Parlor In tho city. Tho leading dealer in Will Soda Fountain. Fruit Juice Flavors. News Agent; Troy Laundry Agent. Halo Street, Opposite First National Bank, VANCOUVKU. WASH. F. J. LACKAFF, DKALICU IN Wines, Liquors s Cigars WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Sole Agent for Blntz'a Dandelion and Celery Tonic. Goods Delivered Free to All PartB oi tho City. J. C. Wyatt, Druggist (Succee8or to D. Wall.) PURE rerdimery, Soaps and Toilet Articles. A (ull line of Patent Medicines, Band ages, TruseeB, etc., always on hand. Your patronago solicited. FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS Portland s Yancouver Ry . AND MERCHANTS' EXPRESS 00. FREE DELIVERY to all business houses in Vancouver and to principal butinets houses in rortland. The company's wagons connect with each express car. Kxpres car leaves Portland from Front and Buruslde streets 6:40 and 9M0a. m.,and 12:'X and 3:40 p. m. Leaves Vancouver is and 10 a. m. and 1'JitO aud 4:10 p. m., daily except Sunday. PORTLAND OFFICE: Cor, Third and Washington. Tel. 171 With Northern Pacific Express Co. C. CIIUMASERO DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PER. FUMERY AND TOILETARTICLES. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. CHRIST BLOCK. VANCOUVER. WASH. TOILS KEI.I.Y General Isurance Agent. Ftre and Marine, Scotthh Union A National Ins. Co., Edlnburf and London; Western and M. Assurance Co Toronto, Can. Sl)i Third St., Columbia Bid c. LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF EASTERN OREGON. R ALSTON k CO. Dcnlcrs In Furniture, Carpels, Wall Taper and Shndes.J Undertaking Uoods. LA GRANDE, OR. P. RASCHE Dealer in Hardware and Mining Supplier, Stoves, Tin ware, Cutlery and Guns. RAKER CITY, OREGON. BAKER CITY IRONWORKS GEO. F. McI.YNN, Proprietor. Builders of Stamp Mills, Ore Cars nnd Gen eral Mining, Sawmill and Planing Mill Ma chinery, Architectural Work, Ete. Rrnss and Iron Founders and Machinists. Special atten tion given to repairing nnd rebuilding all kind oi machinery. Telephone Red 1C1. RAKER CITY, OR. mm? HE ST. LAWRENCE FRED ERNST, Proprietor. Only flrst.clnss. Europenn plan- RAKER CITY, OREGON. J. W. 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Hotel Pendleton.. E. J. MOORE, Proprietor. PENDLETON OR. HENRY RUST Pacific Brewery BAKER CITY, ORGEON. A. NEUBERGER DEALER IN pine Whiskies and Cigars Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men... BAKER CITY - OREGON iiUoCii, Cold Star Soap IT IS THE BEST SOAP MADE w E PAY GOOD WAGES To Goal People For Good Work STAR LAUNDRY CO., No. 264 Gllsan S , near Third Oregon "Phone 778. a. -,.'-'