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L. B- COX,
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rKDLETON', OEEGON.
'Will practice in all the Courts of Oregon.
Omcr Orer the Posioffice.
r. pace testis. o. r. tu
IDSTIX & BELL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND NOTARIES FOE LI C.
rendleloa ----- Oregon.
Office in Court Home.
JOHN A. COYER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I'EXDLXTO.V, OREGON'.
Orrict Up stairs, abort Post!Eo.
EYARTS & WALKER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PENDLETON', OEEGON".
OrncK, in the Court Heuic
i. X EACH EX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOT A in rOEUC,
Wston, Oregon,
practice in all the Cocrti of the Bute.
HJ1SES At L1WEEXCK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BAKEE CITY, OUTGO J.
Will practice at law in all CourUia Oregon and
Idaho. Particular attention paid to bcsntess in
Baker and Union counlks.
J. B. 7TB8EE. H.W. BAU.ET. D. V. CO 'LET.
TURNER, BAILEr & C95LKV,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PENDLETON, OEEGON.
OSce on Main street, opposite the Court 11 on v.
DR. E. X. CLEME5TS,
PHYSICIAN, SUEGEON AND ACCOUCHER
Pflot Rock, Umatilla County, Oregon.
All calls promptly attended to, day or night.
DK. J. B. LISDSAY,
SURGEON AND DENTIST.
PENDLETON, - Z t OEEGON.
Surgery a Specialty.
E. P. EiGAN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON.
WESTON, OEEGON.
OfCce on Main Street.
J. M. PEUETT,
PHYSIGIAN AND SUEGEON.
PENDLETON : - Z Z OEEGON.
Office at residence.
W. C JTcKAT, TL. D.
PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON.
PENDLETON, OEEGON.
Office Opposite the Pendleton Hole.
VOL. 5.
PENDLETON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, SATURD VY, J I
IS. fs.
S. TJoTHCHILD.
J. E. llSAJt.
ROTHCHILD&BEAN
(Sacocavrs to & Retbchikt)
Would respectfully call the attrattnn of Uie pub
lic to their largely mcreased sUck ef
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Which the increaMyl facilities a&rded by their
eoiooiaauon enauie uem to olirr
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
Tnelr Stack will reaslal tatrelofora of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWRE,
China and
Glassware,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
JVOTIOrVH. ETC
They win always take pleasure in fitting any
order with which ther taay be entrusted t the
best of their ability.
GRAIN JUXT HIDES
And uther prodacA taken in exchange at the
Highest Market Rates.
GASH PAID POR WOOL.
W. F. KREMEB, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON.
PENDLETON, OEEGON.
Offers his professional services to the people of
Pendleton and surrounding country.
Office At residence east of Court House.
WHIICOMB. 3T. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
PENDLETON, OEEGON.
Will attend to all calls, day or night, with
promptness. All diseases treated by the latett
and very besttnodes for the comfort of the patient.
DR. W. T. WILLIAMSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WESTON, OEEGON.
Will attend to all calls, day or nighl, with
promptness.
O rv tee On Main etroet, opposite drug store.
I)B. J. W. HALL,
PHYSICIAN- AND SURGEON.
Pendleton, Oregon.
All calls promptly attended to, day or night.
Office Over the Drug Store.
WILSON HOTEL.
UMATILLA, OREGON.
Mrs. IS. A Wilson, formerly f Orleans has lo
cated on Front street, umauiia, wuere sue uas
opened a nreUrlass hotel. The house has been
-Lc.t l. ! arn pxtellent. and the table will
be supplied with the best the market affords.
- ... i . i : . . i ,1.:. .!.
jrareiiers win doi regrev mijjuj5
K. W. Stage CtMspany's coaches ctoji here.
D.W. PRENTICE & CO.
MUSIC STORE.
107 FlrxtHtrect, Portland. Or.
All instruments sold cm tle SesLaUment plan
are at our regular CASH PRICES. Oar Pianos
and Organs are from the bst makers, aad enr
prices and terms are the mn-A of any bouw on
theXerth I'adCc Coast. We faHjr guarantee
every Instrument we aeu, and eacb i'taae and
Organ is also accompanied with a guarantee from
the manufacturer.
WEBER PIANOS
ARE THE BEST.
Installment Terras : $50, $100 or more, cash;
balance, (IS or gzO per month.
HA1NS BROS.1 PIANOS
ARE RELIABLE.
Installment Terms: $25, $0 or more cash;
balance, $15 or 20 ir month.
ARE THE BEST MEDIUM-PRICED
PIANO IN THE WORLD.
Installment Terms: $1S, $25, or more, cash;
balance, 5 10 or $15 per month.
ESTEY ORGANS
SLNG THEIR OWN PRAISE AND
LEAD THE WORLD.
Standard Organs
ARE UNRIVALED.
Installment Terms: $15, S, or more cash;
balance, SIQ or $15 per month.
If installment ertns Us quoted above do not
exactly please, they can be changed to suit con
venience oi customer.
D. W. PRENTICE 4c. CO.
Music Dealers,
asd rcBusiiEEs or
T). W IMtENTICE fc CO 'eJ
9
MONTHLY
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I'KICIC 75 CESTH PER TKiB.
CefttatM $12 Wrlh T New Hank Eieti Yfr.
UTAH, IDAHO & OREGON
STAGE COMPANY.
HTAUVS VftVU I.CATK
PEKDLETOX FOR UMATILLA Everr Tue.
day, Tbenday asd Satatdar at 10 P. rr
turninr Srm I'tuatilta the same days en ar
rival at lite ImmU from The DaHes
PEKDLKTOK FOK THE IULLES-DaMy via.
PiU Kock asd HrfMiMT at G A M.
PENDLETON FOR WALLA WALLA-Pafly
at 7 A.M asd for Kmm City at 2 A. M.
NEW COACHES, NEW STOCK,
SkiMfd Drivets, and aUc tvrfWsBaiiee J servtVe
oa Ume are the features oi the Camftsny. Fares
gtntty red need.
The Ojitcr aud the Time to Eat Hi.
An oyster has to bo taken aa a
whole and respected as such. It re
fuses to be dealt with in detail, and
ho who attempts it makes a gaxlro
nomic failuro of no small magnitude.
Thcro is only one way in which an
oyster can bo eaten. Thorc it lies on
tho shell, hard, white and plump, its
convoluted cdcs matching the rim
of the shell. You pass tho thin blade
of your knife caretully under it and
rclcaso tho fibrous heart from its
pcarh connection. Then you lay
LOT LIVKRX0KE, a T? I vour knife down, take the frontal
SaMMiry, Hailty A Co-, Prvpriet.
; it up in
nncction
instant,
ur eyes,
lolioious
f i to sense
Opportunit
glides
coming
.. ,.tsvut uas done this decu
once, and folt the full physical rap
ture ot it, lias one memory, at least,
that will novcr de while the senses
of the palate remain. ot onlv is
thcro a projwjr way to eat an oyster,
but there is also a projxsr way to
prepare an o'otcr t ba eaten. And
as rogardi roasting, this is the way;
rtrst and foremost among the requi
sites is a good old-fashioned fireplace,
vritii its stone hearth, its stout,
brarcn andirons, its white ashes, ita
glowing bed of coals, and its bright,
roaring fiamc Now draw up your
low chairs and your stools, a "tin
tray, a coarse towol and a short, thin-
bladed knife on every lap. and a plate
of bread and butter on the floor at
your oidc. Sot a bushel basket full of
oyster?, as large as the palm of your
band and shaped IiVe a scallop, at
the cornor of the fire-place, and a
pitcher of sweet cider on the side
board. .Now we are rcaJy. The
host stands tongs in band, and with
nimble motions places twenty of the
tag teilows on the carefully laid,
blazing slicks. The silence of ex.
pectation falls upon the group. Every
eye is fastened on tho bivalves.
htr, buu, sputter, bank? 2ow the
sport bogins. Now the explosions
follow each other: How the tongs
fly in and out of the fire! How the
Jilatea rattle! How the jokes fly!
low the laughter bursts out and
peafo through tho old home! How
the chimney mars! How the bread
and butter and cider vanish!
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Xala ntrvet, rBdlrto, 0r.
THIS CENTRALLY LOCATED
- ayp ...
reruuK Hui'sc
Ilavisg Lcea
ENTI P.ELY P.EFTTTEO atd EEFCHSiSHED
Is fiv Ur the rrorptioa of gw-rii.
mix: TA.ULE
WiH at aB time he fon4hi with the
verv Lot the narkrt awards, aad every excrtia
made to aathfy the pabwaM of the Legate.
THE JIEDH
Are all nev, a&d the rwaai have bwn fsrauhed
in the &atnt style asd with every cravcaieace
ursany leQtxl in a br-ciaa boe.
THE rEXDLETOX HOTEL
In lli tUdepartiseaU will te up with the tttne.
aad the proprietor it detcrralaol that it shall
maintain the rvpataliea ef betog the
Best Hoae Eat of the 31 obrUIrs.
The resident aad t rare-Hug psUic are retject-
lolly tovitcd to can.
E. HAUKK, Proprietor.
LAND AGENCY.
DW1G1IT t II A. I LEV,
GeKraJ Laad Afeits, Ktfariet PsMIc, ad
REAL ESTATE IIKOK1XS,
readlrlon, : : : j : Ortjoo.
llaveTowmhip Plata of all sarrrjf 1 laads ia
I rnauita county, aou itecordoi an uainu from
urn location down to uie rcrse&i time, and correct
ed semi -weekly from the Land OSioe at LaGraade.
Will secure damn tor tartiee under any of the
Land Law of ihel'niUdSUtes: conduct tvatratej
cares teiore the Local Laud 035ce,anJ on apeal
to Uie Department at Washington.
W ill farnish Soldiers AddiUonal Home
stead Floats and all kinds cf Land Scrip ea short
notice, and at lowest markrt rates. Will buy and
sell Land, Claims, City Property, etc. on reason
able comtPtMten.
The Plata and Records above referred to are the
only ones of the kind in Umatilla county ,and set
tlers ran save time and a trip to La Grande by
coming to u. We have special facilities lor lo
cating new comers. mch:
WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKERY.
ESTABLISHED IK
O. BRECHTER,
Manufacturer of Bread, Calc, Pies and all kinds
of Crackers, t ire-proof building.
Malts Street.
WallM Walla
UNION HOTEL.
UMATILLA, : : OREGON
Bave Horn, Proprietor.
j This house is in tho best condition for Hie ro
j ception of guru. Clean beds and good table is
I the tnolto of this house. The patronaee of the
public Is solicit!. Stages leave tho housa I-r
Pendleton, Wesion, La Grande, Union, Baker
Cit; and itoise City.
5oter In Iccal eolams eenU pr line first
-se-tlun. Ueesls per HueeoliaulMtuentIn
UT n.
I i rertlalBS bills payable inartrly.
TELEMAF
EASTERN'.
Krxhrfnrt Wouiulnl.
fEVA. Jane 3. The Uael
a
Tragic AITalr In T
Dallak. June 2. A dp
at robber occurred at 0ir
Una coHntr. a rarmor nawi
IeflS200 received for eaUle, w
for afe keeping. A ttraHor
stay all nuht, a ifivett a jr
balL At miURlut lie s4 tw
povrd bvloDiini: to the lamely,
hearinj cries of mnJer, losjk
the Winds and raw tke vm
ith her throat cat. Sb&UIw
shooter the htmnjer epraa? to
door and fired, killim: tv
Mountinr a horae he rode to t
netzhhor. and arcompaBied bi
returned. Mrs. ltradWy asnl be
were dead, one of when wast
the heart and the other Ot.
head. The robbers proved te
llrueUand daoshter. the fori
year old, aad owaer f ooaWo
erty and an inbenUace ck ;14
A Slrlk. of Iron Work.
LoCfc.VlU.E. J8C AbK
naddkia atnsck to-Uav. tkrowi
cmpIoyascRl about 4CO mtitw
The prospect for an ottriy aaijb
Uie dimcalty is not UvoraMv. a
prietora of roibn; talUt, rather t
linHe at exii rates?, wIsJ
remain ci-ed all asaaser.
Tla Lalll fttrtb Coulli
I.EA1TIUJL Juste 1. TWs SSM,
Dopaty a'benff I'arsoM wm cMaa
to racily a crowd of strikers
bsIUloifa; aiiom oa their way
be was aemltel Irr uik(MVL smm
drew a revolver aad refaej M
away, when Prsoas ire4 eoTe
woaadiacMe lertottsiy aai l-a
slightly. Whoa the sWsff art
dUtarbcrs were arreaUti. Paoatst
ia jati for safety, as throat mi
wcie freely au4e by trkrs,
pretideat of the striker, was srw
did mads towards pr eerrins oni
raatoreu Usol he H ta be stapervval
strike is aot t a early asisJisil at at
The BitBAitoa to Air i ttae as
carloos s tore the strike h-rast. V
thoaaaad appbed for wrV
there were not twi .ny lo-Wy.
and Little Chief are Use otslv
worked, aad their rajjare nt at
eaiBj; forV.Scatis. Mmh ae
preraib.
Tito Wka KiUdim.
New Yoke. Jaa Qkaailar
cxeftaas for the week aaMsJta
WAf i table, show the MteaHT
aad !oses over tke m i sasUss
of last year
1sks, an rraacsiCM, 3o tV umt
10 i.
Uaias.Kew York, SI at, Mr4a
Pbrladeiphta. 7 i. CMo, 71
Losm.Jb & Bahisaarr. 41 I. Om
S 9. NewOHeaa. S 3. Mllvaako
Htubnrr. 4. Proraloaw. Wt X. .
Cltr. 3 Clcvaaastd. Ct A. Tailaaa
Ti New llavea. Gi S. Lw,4S
arn.v. 31 10. Thoe aVrarea U
thiaka are aot pxrtioslarly siaOBtss
The MbimI alaaxli ?tar-dr.
3 1 . Jaae. 2. The jury
case of the3IaelrOo(;h lianifcai
rendered as their vertKct that Uat
Crow came to Sim death try a xa ear
hot woand iasieted by same pars
the jary aakaowa. Iter Km
deatb v raced by a shotsia w
inflkied by Walter J. Craw or M. II.
J. M. Harris cae to hi death by a
Vitn woaad inflicted by Wakor J.
Jl. V. Hart doata was caaed ay a
shot wound inStcted br J . 31. liar
J. E. Headersoa. A. ilcGresor aa
Lis death by a psrtel shot o and Nsh
br Walter J. Crow. iXiateJ I- K
death was CMed by a shotgaa woac
Hided by alter J. Craw or Jl. U.
Tar Cnrialtaarr Sraadat.
WAsittNOTox. Juae I. Ia the CL'
anrir divatn ra bfi-dar. ImA-n lit
allowed the defendant, Mrs. Christie
$150 per month aad aad eoaasol fees '
commencing May M. i'taintiu oac
is dctuuni; the proBnety or Uarast
the bill for divorce rather tbaa abisV
this decision.
Krport an the Xrcr Etolaa.
Senator Vance, ia behalf of the me
ity of the exodtis eommtttee, sabmitt
report statinr that much of the er!d
given was of such a character as w
not bo receive 1 m a court el justice,
report says that the tesUaeay pr
that the exodus was induced largoij
northern politicians and by ne-jro lea
in their employ and in the caiak
railroad lines. Tlie condition of aet
is not materially changed regardinf; pc
leal oatrarc. which have been the str
complaint for many years againl
people or the eoatit. Uingent inq
fails to develop anvthinir new confirn:
old stories about violence and otitr.
upon negroen, most of the testimony
tag hearray. Wiiiie the committee "ad.
that extortion was practiced by inercha
upon negroes they a&ert that the ab
is not general.
ConHrsaatloa.
The senato has confirmed Horace II
nard aa postmaster general.
More Indian Itnnaor.
Santa Kk, Jane S. A special from Las
Vegas ys that A. 31. Otero, president of
the Ncw'Mcxico and Southern Ilailroad,
has received what is considered reliable
information that the Xavajoea and Utes
had a grand powwow near Terra Armillo,
Xow Mexico, and it in understood that
the rcanlt of tho council was to make war
in common against the while!. If true,
this Is very important information, and
troops should be sent at once to near tho
Karvajoo's reservation and tho Utc
country. Although Colonel Itaeli with
four companies of the loth cavalry arc
now marching to Fort Wingate. which is
almost in tho center of tho Xanvajoo'a
reservation, still his force is entirely too
small to prevent an outbreak. The Na
Viijoe are rich in horses, cattle and sheep,
and could place at least OOU men in tho
Acid.
Chnrch Hnrucd at Krooklyu.
New York. Juno 3. Elm Pla e Con
grtgational Church, at Ilrooklyii, burned
to-night; loss, $50,000, Insurance, 30,000.
Silaonrr Hoary safe.
Sr. Josetii, June 3. At Chillicotho yes
terday. Colonel Elijah Jatcs, in the circuit
court of Livingstone couuty, sustuinetl his
attachment against tho Mostin bank and
others on tho item of S1S7.500, and judg
ment was rendered for the amount in his
favor. This secures beyond all eradrt:n
turo tlio state deposit in tin- Mastin bank.
BMplomatle Appolnlmsnla.
W.vsinKorox, June 3. Tho l'roshlenl
has noininated Eugene Schuyler, now
Consul General at Uouie, Cousul Goimral
iiitpiuli from
iiat tne -ioa
jd the conces
t president ef
ran company
inter-oceanic
C".
.don.
Pacific esest
recorded a
inearreact: ia
lag tmt from
the hease re
tll star roate
tdited at aa
r percent, by
iBCtirreace
)anl Wbite
Harare Da
, SI t P4 r
jd kid vote
aafc bias t
r. Feadiaz
hMae ad
toraiinatiaa jarsaia, bet
aschly caa
tHaiea favor
A-aarraw,
!acincy
aje4by
(allawMr-
letiaa f a
It-
Csaiiarifts of
t oiSee af
.1 sttris--
1 ?sl for
cat&cefor
of Navada
dae
Paciac
rada last.
aad pre
sarvey.
ce ox-
ea.r le
1 XfaSS
i Xf4kS
tit. TWi-
aur.hak
tM a-
Iryhres
laajaa
between
Rochefurt and Koecblin was fought with
swords, in Swtta territory, this morn
inv. Itochefoit was woanded in the stom
ach. Koechhn was nahnrt. Eochelort's
wound is reported severe.
IteaigaaUon.
ItoKE, Jane 3. General BonelK, minis
ter of war, hssesigned.
Tlir Cnaaa Clsurctt BUI.
Bsauy, Jane 2. The committee
chared with examination of the charcli
UH kn rM-r1 thf Cnt article br a vote
of 13 to S. It girea the government dis
cretionary powers ia the application of
those decrees which forbid any bat Ger
ataa sabjeete, tnd all who have not
aadergoae a coarse of education pre
scribed for other learned professions,
from receiving appoiatmeats in the Cath
olic Chareh.
Fatal AWata.
Beku5, Jane 3. A tenons accident oc
curred oa the Berlin aad 3Lid;ebar
Kail war. A train ran off the track. Two
poroas were kilted and tblrtj-foar in
jared. By a boiler explo-ioa is this dty eight
persons wet e killed.
AfShauUtan.
f . Tno 3AUamkmia Khan
ha repued ia cordial terms to the British
leuar. British emissaries believe that
Atdrrah8aa Kahn w greatly under
Kaaa iasioence aad may be tempor
tzhrz aatit he receives instractions from
Tashkiad.
Pcnoaal.
Ix$dos, Oatario, Jnae X The Priaea
Lom aad Prince Leopold leave this
eraaia? for ililwaakee.
Fatal DmtL.
Losw. Jaae 3. A dael has been.
fee$at oa the Betgiaa froatier between
two Spaaaard taritaU ! De OkTaris
aadCoaat De Lordu The Oeent was
kilted.
EirntK Rbls Drfes4.
Caucttta, Jaae 3. Hebel ectposts near
Mstht. Beravah, were taccessfaMy attacked.
The rebels were eaptnred and decapita
ted by the eatasaaader erthe royal troops.
CaUa Flltllmrtns EaprdlUaa.
Hosrr&EAL. Jaae 5. It is rnmored thai
aCalaa iUibeateriae expedition coa-
lmAAnatMttau nart on board
mvi i I - i .
a. etesuaer verterdar wsth a cargo, said to
be cspo4d f laOOJ cartridga aad a
huTe aaascer of rearms.
HUmirtk Aralalaan mSC
Bemuy. Jaae 5. The resigaatioB of
Prmce Bisaaarck oa the aew appeal to the
casHttrr. caa be looked forward to with
aaasethMg Bke certaiaty.
Aninr ClaaXIosr.
Pi EtS Jose 5 Myer, editor oi tne
GtatsW, has chaUe&gedBocbefort. Koche
fort'a woe ad U net dangerees.
JaffitoajalaUav.
Csacx, Jaae 5. A Hessian aeat ta
with Abdcrrahmaa Khan.
Xtayal BcOstluL
Bow, Jaae 5. The Esaperor has for
Baatly aa bob need the hetrethal of Lis
grandson. Pnace William of Raseia. to
T'riace- AagasU Vietoria of Schlersweis
Uatsteta.
Statue CnTmllrJ.
of teethe was snvailed yes-
terdar ia the preseace of the Emperor
aad a" large concourse of people-
Tw Racltrtort Docl.
Pjkia. Jane 3. The dael between
Recbeforl aad KeoehKn occupied only
two minutes- Rochelort's sword, while
parrring thresh, slipped from hts Syed
hand, aad KeochUB sword etttered Uie
lower part of Bochefort's cheat below the
scraaai aad ate nhs.
?IImIs Ojrml an In Central America,
New Year. Jaae -L The PsaamaSar,
f the 24th of May, says: James A- Cross-
. wii lung n9i5erand oiam:
expert, has arrived to inspect the ancient
Caaa mines. Crossaxtn u engaged m the
interest of a number of capitalists, one oi
wham is said to be James K. Keene,
mern-
Iker-
on
Ittsh
Mt at
A
blng
from
iere.
lams.
1 fit Mil.
William was arrested and sent to Silver
City to-day. Ho wa. intoxicated at Uie
timo of shootin?. No special cause is
given for the act.
Sax Fr.ncxco. June 3. Bullion levies
an as&e3imcutof $l.
In the notice court tonltv the libel cae
against Ncilson of the .Von LetUr, was
called. Defendant called Kalloch as the
first witness, but owing to his absence tlio
case was continued. The caso against
Pickering waalso postponed.
Suxr Wrruorr a ATosuAacfT. Tho
sea is tho largest of cemeteries, and all
its slumbcrors sleep without a monn
mcnL All other gravoyanla in all lauds
show soxuo symbols of distinction be
tween the great and small, thu rich and
tioor, but in that ocoau cemetery tho
ling anil clown, tho prince ami peasant,
arc aliko undistinguished. Tho same
wave rolls over all, tho reqmomby tho
minstrels of tho ocean is sung in their
honor. Over their remains tho storms
beat and the samo sun shinos; and thcro,
unmarked, tho weak and powerful, tho
plumed and xiuhonorcd will sleep on
until, awakened by tho trumpet, tho
sea will give up is dead. No tnarblo
rises to point out whoro their ashes aro
gathered. Yet tho cemetery liath orna
ments of which no other can boast. On
no other aro tho heavenly orbs reflected
in such splendor. Over no other arc
heard such, sweet t&elodies.
Heroes aad Martyrs.
n l.i t.iwini- named Telfair
aad Stewart, went down into a fire-well m
Charleston on marxiay morning.
teocieats later. overcome by poisonous va
por, thev were lying in the mud and wa-
. - t . . - 1 (It.iP 1111.
naaieu Simmons uuicucu u --- --------
As soon as he felt the first effects of the
aoxioas gas he was hauled out. Lndis-
mayed. a coloreu man naaicu aww.w--lasJsted
upon being lowered into the swell.
As be touched thelwttom he fell forward
as If snot. There were now three helpless
dving men in the wclL olunteers were
nit wanting. A colored man named Sey
mouTdescelded into the depths and fell
a those who preceicd htm had done.
Stewart, one of the two men who went
down to clean oat the well, was taken ou t
alive. Telfair, his companion, was dead.
The t o. Stewart aad Telfair, were engag
ed in their usual work. Robertson and
i2S24weai wntrTthr
bodies were removed. They died for their
friends. Brave and loyal hearts had
throbbed nnder their dusky skin. Know
ing that they risked their lives, they de
manded that they be allowed to mate an
effort to rescue the men of their own race
who were breathing their last. They
shared the lot of the man whom they
hoped to preserve to his wife and children.
There own wives are widows, and their
children are orphans.
When white men bear themselves as
Seymour and Robertson did, their names
ring through the land as heroes aad mar
tyrs. Shall less honor be paid to the two
colored men who, with no hope of reward
orexpectation of fame, sacrificed their
lives on the alter of humanity! They are
heroes and martyrs an honor, and ex
ample and wc trust an inspiration to their
race! The spirit of true freedom is indeed
abroad when unlettered colored laborers
can rise to such a height !
But something more is needed than
words of praise. Tho men who gave up
their lives for their comrade, tho laborer
who died at his post and the laborer who
narrowly escaped and was sent to the hos
pital were tho solo support of their fami
lies. For their relief, a Charleston firm,
who insist that their names shall not bo
known, sent us last night$50. They say:
"Death overtook these men whilo at
honest labor, and we li6po the charitable
ot our city will see that their families are
not wholly peunilos and destitute."
From auothersource we have received S20
with a similar niesage. We trust other
citizens will follow these good examples
T, trill i.i 114 nnLlifriKhl hIimhiim
that the contributions are properly a p.
plied.