The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

TIIE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY; EVENING, APTtIL 211003. !
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dix-k ut the foot of NlKlith Htri'ct. Viiiioouv.t. Work on t he HrHt of t to
ll', rue Iwirut-R in ii.ml''t.-J (irnl ti- ImmrhlnK will occur wKhln ff ilay
Anuthrr pMUtuuu wlll-lu vty nhort tlmr be ready tu tkv to tli. wnter
In. all ther. aiv four pontoons ami I In- contrm tor expectd tu turn th-m
over to t ho Port of Portlnn! )y aukukI 4. tin- time m' lfW In the rontrui-t.
Many vlltor from Vancouver uiul i'ortlimd ar In dully Httendnnce at the
work. The site for the dock at St. Johno will be preptirexl by Kniflneer
Lockwood and the exraratlon for the. bimln will be soon Ix-gun.
SKI PPER0UTWIT5
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(Journal Special Service.)
-ASTORIA. April 21.--t'aptln Sauter.
f the UritUili four-mated bnrk Crown
ct India. lias outwitted the Portland
Ajitorla Millor boarding houie comblna
tlwu, aud the blK vessel will put to sea
Willi sailor men wtiu have never seen
the inside of a boarding; - house, If
' Carefully loaded shotgun Jn the hands
Of a deputy United State Marshal Is
sufficient to Intimidate any persons who
might have hoped to entice the sailors
' from the vessel.
' Lust night the steam schooner Sequoia
Doked her nose Into the harbor from
Captain Bauter hunted all over Port
land for pallors and picked up every man
he could And. About 10 days ago, after
he had thoroughly searched for sailors,
he found himself still 10 men short, and
he then sent the mate ,to Ban Francisco
with orders W find pien on the streets
and . to keep away from sailor boarding
houses. The mate met with much suc
cess. The Crown of India will probably
go to sea tomorrow. , She will be the
first vexsel in years to sail without hav
ing secured sailors -from the combina
tion. .
It Is probable that Captain Sauter
saved more, than J1.6U0 by shipping his
Bun Francisco, stayed for a-A-ery short i own men. Twenty-eight sailors would
The fifth nnninil championship tourna
ment of tin- I'm Mir Noitliwcxt lolf As
sociation will oii.ii tomorrow on the
I links or the WiiM-rlv rinti The par
I tlclpants Include crack unmtcur golfi-is
I from Mutt.-. Il. l.-IM Miiroiiver. Seattle,
j Victoria. Spokane Tii'miiiii and other
cities The piotnam covers three duys.
j The program Is mm follows:
Wednesday, April 113.
!i:.1( to lo .fu. women's open champion
ship of the I'aclnY Northwest First
round. I holes. Mutch play.
II to 1. mens open championship of
the I'.icllle Northwest (Juallfylng round.
16 to qualify. 3'i holes Medal play
1) to 6. putting and other competi
tions. Thursday, April 33.
30 to 10 J". women's foursomes
(handicap) IX holes Medal pl.iy.
1 to 2:30. men's open championship
First round. Match play.
2:3o to 9:30. women's foursomes
I handicap) Nine holes. Medal play.
10 to G. putting and other competi
tions. Friday, April 34.
S.30 to 10:3(1. men's open champion
ship Third round.
10:30 to 11:30. women's open cham
pionship Fourth round.
12 to 2. men's open championship
Final round.
12 to 2. women's open championship
Final round.
12 to 2:30. men's open handicap IS
holes. Medal play
2:30 to i:30, women's open handicap
t holes. Medal play.
12 to 5, championship putting, ap
proaching and driving contests.
Almost Every One of Them Owes His or Her. RipeijOldLAge to
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, Tha census now being completed, showa that In the United 'Utates. with a population ''of.' .TAOtft.WO. thpre are
1.281 men ami .'..'47 women of one hundred yurs ofaga or more. The leading nations of 'furore- have but -lialf aa
many with neatly twice the populatroa ., . ' , " e
L,EINOTH OF; LIFE INCREASING
Qulta a large number of these old people Were recently Interviewed and asked as to whit tBfjf ejipivHally attrlb
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Kcau ine experience 01 inree wno nave passea ine century marK.
; MARp AT 104.
104 YEARS OLD
Btrong, Xaalthy aad mil of Tlgor,
Tua&ks to DVTirru rums
MAXT WEIIXBY.
102, YEARS OF AGE.
Mn.kaugakth Su&t, Sale and X early.
arr. T9nuiat4 XOU.' of Jamaica, L. 1,
who haa Jdj celebrated Ala; 104Ui birth'
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time and then put to sea again. .Although
It was late when the Sequoia got in.
. her mysterious conduct puzzled water
'frbnters for a time.. The Sequoia was
bound from San Francisco for the Sound
. there to load lumber, and she turned a
pretty penny by brintflng up from San
JYancisto 10 sailors for the Crown of
India. The Sequoia ran alongside the
big grain carrier tuid tlie men were all
delivered aboard. ' .
K'. (Captain Sauter eems to have been
, especially successful In his effort to get
' r crew without the assistance ol the
boarding house combination." When his
veaaei arrived down the river it was
given out that she had Ave men only.
While 2k were required to handle the
bark. But after the Suquola reached
(tort from San Francisco It became
known that 18 men had been picked up
on the streets of Portland. The -JO from
Ban Francisco completed the crew.
have cost 12,100 or more at the board
ing houses, and the jxpense to which the
vessel has been put will not, 11 Is
thought, exceed $500.
When the Crown of India started down
the river from Portland a government
marshal went aboard. He carried a
shotgun and has since paced the deck
with the gun across his' arm. And It Is
said that the presence of the marshal
vrkir not merely gpectacular; if the oc
casion dematufudV" he would shoot. lifts
presence aboard was looked upon by
Captain Sauter has a sure preventive of
,ariy tfftyi ,on the pjtft of runners to
entice away the sailors whom the cap
tain had shipped. ''
QUIET NOONDAY WEDDING.
Ilev. Alexander Blackburn, pastor of.
the First Baptist Church Of Portland,
and Mrs. Virginia K. Watson, were qui
etly married at the parsonage. 427 Mar-'
ket street, at 12 o'clock today. The cer
emony was iierformed by Dr. Wooddy,
superintendent of missions Of the Pa
cific Coast, in the presence of a happy
gathering of the personal, friends of the
bride and groom. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with smllax spring flowed
ers and pink carnations. After all munW
ncr of good wishes for happiness had
been showered upon the newly wedded
couple, a luncheon, tempting and deli
clous, was served. Rev. and Mrs.
Blackburn leave this afternoon for the
Cascade Mountains. In Washington. Mrs.
Watson Is a woman of much culture and
refinement, und numbers her friends by
the score. Hev. Blackburn has bten the
pastor of the First Baptist Church for
nearly five years, and in that time haa
won the respect and esteem of pot only
his congregation, but all with whom he
has come In contact.
il Will u 40 Tear. Ago.
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Though 104 years of age. I feel as young
My
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of IiUfTy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It ls-a
blessing to the old and sick. The Lord
will surely bless the discoverer of suoh
a groat mediin and prolonger of Ufa.
RALPH Bl'LLOCK.
-.y.. Brooklyn, N. T.
airs, riuni, wno live, at 407 Adelphl
street, Brooklyn, aaya: "My youthful
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, my only
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On May 23,- 1902. Mr. Miller wrotM
'Though I am now past 104 years of age,
I am today as strong and healthy aa I
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vigor and grant age to the constant use
of a little Duffy'. Pure Malt Whiskey
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Aida dige.Oon, stimulates and enriches the blood. Invigorate, the brain, builds nerve tissue tones up the heart fort I -;,
' , . , flea tha system against all disease germs and prolongs life.
OAVTZOaT Whan yon a.k for Daffy'.
Far Malt Whiskey be .nr. yon get th.
genuine. Unscrupulous parson., mind-
CHINESE KIDNAPER.
Local boarding, house men declare that
only 12 of the Crown of India's crew
deserted here, and that only a round
dozen were needed to complete her
complement.
ORGANIZED LABOR
MAY FIGHT THE FAIR
(Continued from First Page.)
morning, on the charge of assault and
battery preferred against them by Mas
ter Painter Moorehouse. The assault
1. alleged to have tuken place in the
Weinhard Building at the time of the
first trouble between the non-union paint
ers and the carpenters. After testl
- mony had been given. Judge Jiogue stat
ed that he desired to know whether the
architect of the building had full power
to act in giving or refusing permission
to Moorehouse to paint. The count stat
ed that If he had, and did give Moore
:'couse permission to paint, he had been
assaulted. On the contrary. If Moore
bOU.e did not have the permission of
the architect, no assault had occurred.
The case was continued until tomor
row morning to secure the testimony of
Architect Lmwis relative to the point
tated.
of a demurrer to the complaint. The
matter Is being arue this afternoon.
The case, has been before the court sev
eral times oji-vatlous motions and is ut
last getting near Irs trial-
HERMANN DELIVERS ADDRESS
'THE COMING jOF MISS STONE
Miss Ellen M. Stone, the noted mis
lonury, will arrive in Portland or; next
Friday. Miss Stone's nmc Is familiar
to' most every one. she being the wu
mn who was captured by the Macedon
ian brigands of Turkey ,nxl held for
ransom. Miss Stone was detained for
.over six months and on the payment of
a. ransom of xt!5.(iou se -tired h i release.
She Will lecture in this . till week.
Ud Will give a thorough a. , .unit of her
' experience from capture until h(r iv-
lease.
(Journal 8pcial Service.)
SA I.ICM, April Jl.-The dedication of
Mitchell Hall, the new dormitory at
Chemuwa. Was Btl!ldH3 by Impressive
ceremonies tills Wonting. The principal
speaker was Binger 'Hermann, who de
livered the dedicatory address. In which
lie sketched '-the, wonderful progress of
the school and ' Indian education in gen
eral, predicting a ' glorious future for I
the Institution and higher and better
cltl.erishrp for the indlhris. He paid a
tribute to Senator Mitchell for his In
terest In behalf of the Industrial train
ing for Indians'," -and addressing pupils
of the school generally Urged all to take
every advantage of the opportunities of
fered. At no. time did he mention poli
tics or the contest In which he will en
gage. Large crowds from Salem and
surrounding territory attended the ceremonies.
Young Ah Seting. the Chinaman Who
stole Lin Tl. n 12-year-old girl, for the
purpose of Helling her In San Francisco
for $1,800. appeared In the State Circuit
Court this morning on the charge of
kidnaping. He was allowed until Friday
to plead. Ah Seiing committed the
crime March 2 and succeeded In getting
as far as Ashland, Oregon, with the
child, when he was arrested by an
officer of the local Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society, who returned to Portland with
the child und her kidnaper.
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glow of rseeet health, take DUFFY'S
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teaspoonful in a half-glass of water or
milk, three times u day. and take no
other medicine. It Is dangerous to flH
your system with drugs: they poison
the system and depress the heart (Qui
nine depresses the heart), white
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tones and strengthen! the heart action
and purifies the entire system. It con
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DUFFY'S Ipl1 "MALT WHISKEY
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ful of th ezoelleao4 of this preparation,
are seeking continually to put upon the
market, for profit only, and will try to
.ell you, cheap Imitation, and so-called
malt whiskey substitutes, Which, far
from relieving the alok, are positively
harmful. Demand "Dairy'." and b. aura
you get It. It la the only absolutely pure
malt whiskey whloh contain, medicinal,
health-giving qualitlee. Look for the
trade-mark, "The Old Chsmlst," on the
label.
COURT NOTES.
H. S. Pugue was admitted to practice
today by Judge Bellinger, of the I'nited
States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Bellinger this morning
the motion to amend the decree In the
case. of A W. Fox versus J. O'B. Uunn
was allowed.
A restraining order was granted by
Judge Bellinger today In the case of
Gardner K. Wilder versus W. J. Jteed.
That
Does Good
GRAIN CARRIEFS ARRIVE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following ma rrlage 1 i.-enses
been issued 5t the County Clerk's .
r Jiarry B Tedrow. aged 27 years
Camilla B. Koherls. aged -7 years.
: Of Portland. Alfred 11. Wax her.
It years, and Anna c Illelkenfer.
14 yeais. both of Portland.- Newton
QriffeK. aged 22 years and Hosa Xoimoi.
ged 21 years, both of Portland; Adeder
Saeleiis, aged 21 years, and Homanle
Spresselalrt, aged 2-1 yeurM. both of
?ortland.
The British bark Morven. 1 , S 9 7 tons,
arrived SU'hjday-ut (Jueenstown, after a
passage of U5 days from the Columbia
Ulver. The British bark Clan Galbraith,
l.iiSJ tuns, reached the Ireland calling
port on Monduy, 'riTTfer a trip of 1 2 days
fnitn Astoria' The $vy, captains are
said to have, mnde e, wager on the race
before leaving Portland.
CHARGED ITII FORGERY.
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George (.'. Allen appeared before Judge
Cleland tills morning and was allowed
until Friday to plead to the charge of
tun ing passed -n forged cheek of $2H on
Laild ,V Tiltoii. The cheek was endorsed
by J. H. Kavckes -and bore the date of
March 21. 11HI3.
TYPHOID DECREASING.
LEVE PLEADS "WOf GUiLTC"
Charles Leve was arraigned before
the State Circuit Court this morning
and pleaded "not guilty" to the charge
. JT hajng received stoln property from
iWO young boys April 1. 1903. Leve
Itands charged with having purchased
70 worth of copper wire from boys
who had stolen It.
(Journal Special Service.)
STANFORD CNIVEKS1TY. Cal.. April
21. President Jordan announced this
morning that the epidemic of typhoid
fever was on the decrease and that the
College will not close as had been reported.
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The aemiltie'ls aold fet all druggists and grocers, or direct, tl.90 a bottlf.
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FROM THE FALLS
OF WILLAMETTE
Oregon Ci.y Teactcrs May Come
to This Ci:y.
: THE MARQUAM CASE AGAIN
The oas of P. A. Marquam versus the
Uslted States Mortgage Jt Trust "Com
pany al cmiTup again In the State
Circuit Court"this afternoon on a motion
Dog Days Are Come.
-"It seems probable that before long the
dogs as well as the daughters of rich
and fashionable folk will be sent to
Paris to finish their education. A school
for dogs has been established there.
Many society women already employ a
maid or a man as a dog attendant, whose
duty it is to train and to accompany
their pampered pets. But It is now pos
sible to Bend them to a Bchool where
they can 1e taught' to bark properly,
to bow in greeting and, fafeweU, , to
pick up a fan dropped by the mistress
and present It to her gracefully, and
to walk with proud and prancing steps.
New York Tribune.
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Ozomuision is a scientific food, pre
pared under aseptic conditions in a mod
ern laboratory under supervision of skilled
physicians.
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that invalids in every walk of life can test it for
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(Journal Special Service.)
OREGON CITY. April 21 The public
schools may he closed Friday to allow
the teachers to go on a visit to the
Portland public schools. That was the
day set last week, but since then it has
been learned that examinations are to
be held on that day, so the visit may
be postponed. Up to the present year
each teacher has been allowed to spend
at least one day In the schools of the
metropolis, but the directors rescinded
that order last September when it was
learned that not all of the teacht-rs went
for the puiposi they were sent for.
By these visits to other schools the
Oregon citj teachers are enabled to
see how the work la conducted and the
Information gained .Is supposed to be of
great value When the visit Is madt)
this year a report will he handed the
directors.
After opening court yesterday Judge
McJUride dismissed the grand Jury for
one week and then proceeded to hear
and Jiiilfp- several oases as follows: Star
Milling Co. vs E. Parker. S.C. Parker
and i. H liickson, case settled and dls-mlsseiLm-Kon
city vs. W. Tiffany, case
settled' and dismissed; Ida Nell vs. Jas.
Nell, dismissed, Cora E. Orifflth vs.
Frank S Griffith, divorce granted; David
lrownliig vs. Maud Browning, divorce
granted The court will hear the con
demnation si, it of the Oregon Water
Power - Itaiiway Company against Hen
ry Naehaud next Monday. The suit
carries some importance with It as the
land sought after Is needed for the fill
In near the Clackamas trestle on the
electric line. Three other like suits will
be heard
Now that the Circuit Court has opened
many ili i.. suits are being filed, three
being received yesterday, as follows:
Bertha 11.11 vs. ' W. H. Bell; Anna M.
Miller vs. August Miller; Anna Fitzger
ald vs. Kdwin f. Fitzgerald.
COAL MINERS OUT.
(Journal Special Service.)
VICTORIA, B. C. April HI In view
of Dunsmulr not recognizing a delega
tion from the extension mines on ac
count of them belonging to the Western
Federation of Miners, all union miners
will be called out. Dunsmulr says the
union mines are still working. If they
have been called out, he says, they are
not obeying the call.
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
(Journal Special Service.)
FORT SCOTT. April 21. The Frisco
passenger train was wrecked near Ever
ton. Mo., this morning. The fireman
and a mail clerk were killed. The engi
neer and two passengers were fatally in
jured. A broken rail ditched the train
While traveling at the rate of 5 miles
an hour. The engine, express, mail and
baggage cars were a total wreck.
NEW TIME CARD
FOR NORTHERN
Goc$ Into Etfect Hay 3 Slight
Change Here.
YOUTSEY EXCITED.
(Journal Special Service.)
FRANKFORT. Ky.. April 21 Youtsey
was recalled in the Howard case this
morning. When closely Questioned as
to certain details of his feeling toward
Goebel. he got excited and said: "This
thing from the start was a damnable
conspiracy to clear everybody else and
throw the whole blame or! me!"
VANDERBILT SOON TO MARRY
NAIIONAL CROP REPORT.
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 21. The
weekly crop report shows some retard
ing features. Spring wheat, particu
larly In Minnesota,' la alow. Farming
operations in the Central and West Gulf
States and portions of Southeastern
Rocky Mountain slopes are slow and
need rain. Very slow progress is being
made in corn planting in the corn belt
owing to the cold and wet weather.
There Is plenty of Irrigation water in
sured in Southern California owing to
the rain. Frosts have done some injury
to some crops in Oregdn,
(Journal Special Service.)
NTfiW YORK. April 21. News that
William Vanderbllt is soon to marry
Mrs. Rutherford at Paris was today con
firmed in this city by Oliver Harrlmun.
Jr., brother of Mrs. Rutherford. No an
nouncement Was made of when'the mar
riage would take place.
POLICE CAPTAIN DEAD.
(Journal Special Service.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21 Captain
George Birdsall died last night He had
been connected with the police depart
ment since 1878. He was 111 some time
and his death was expected since Sat
urday, ' '
Beginning May 3, the "North Coast
limited" passenger train over the
Northern Paclllc will, leave the Port
land Union Depot at i o'clock In the af
ternoon, one hour later than under the
present arrangement. This will be the
only local significance of a new time
card which goes into effect throughout
the entire system oil the date named.
General Passenger Agent C. S. Fee.
of the Northern Pacific, in speaking of
the proposed change In time, made the
following statement tilts morning to a
reporter for The Journal:
"There Is no radical change and t no
particular significance attached to the
new card .which goes Into effect or) May
3. It is. simply the customary spring
tightening of service after the winter
schedule Is no longer necessary. The
new time of the North Coast Limited
will enable closer connections with
many points."
Tho Washington & Columbia River
Railroad, a feeder of the Northern Pa
cific leading into the Inland Empire,
announces that a passenger train, a
new feature for the road, will be placed
In commission May ,,?, to connect ' at
Pasco with the North Coast Limited,
leaving for Dayton, Walla Walla and
Pendleton at 7 o'clock a. m. This serv
ice will enable travelers from Portland
to leave this city ,at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon and reach Walla Walla com
mon points early the following morn
ing, something heretofore impossible
when traveling by the Northern Pacific.
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launching yuu abould huve your engine over
hauled and put in flrat-class condition. Tats
nill prevent the lutHhaps that mar pleaaure.
We tiaru mechanics that are eapeclally skilled
In this line of work and wa will be pleased to
make eatlmata at any time. Phone South MOtt,
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Boynton
Hot AirFurnances
NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE.
POLICY KING'JAltED.
NEW YORK, AprU-iJ, 'Al, Adams, the
"policy king." recently oonvhSted of run
ning a policy game, this morning was
sentenced to imprisonment for one year,
and a line of $1,000.
A Hog's rifty-rive-Day Fast.
During a blizzard last January stock"
belonging to W. D, Donahue, a Deuel
county farmer, got out of his barn und
were covered by a huge snow drift close
to the barn and near the, edge of his
grovewj-Jiy hard work, he sucoeedet! in
getttng ttll 'his stock back into the barn
except -a-Kagi wblc.h weighed about S00
pounds.- -The'ttnimal could not be found,
an3 : 'for three "daya thi .farmet. Anil his
hired man shoveled ano-w la the-Vicinity 1
of the barn In an "effort to ' rescue it .
The 6&er dayrDeriahue a''urprKefi1'j
to find his loug low-nog, whlrh was
alive anil welt HotWt$st8Jid4ngithat fof
r period ;of ftfty.-flve. days if had re
mained a jriaoner , under a snowdrift
without particle of food,. . When, dis
covered after Its long Imprisonment
the animal weighed only '60 pounds, "but
was full of vigor and wild as a hawk.
Morning Call and Fargo (N. D.) Daily
Argus.
The new officers of the Oregon Infor
mation Bureau took formal charge of
their quarters this morning. As stated
In The Journal yesterday, there will be
no successor appointed to Colonel
Drake's place, but tho Executive Board,
composed of Messrs. Beharrell,r Jloney
man and Judson, will have entire direc
tion of affairs. A. Le Roy and George
BlrreU, ' who will have charge of the
bureau under the direction of the com
mittee, are well known In the state. Mr.
BlrreU has served in such capacities be
fore and Mr. Le Hoy Is well-Informed as
to Oregon's resources, lie Is well-known
to the people, aB he has served as post
master at IjU Grandp. an.d as grand chap
lain f the I. J. O..F. : In the latter on
Jjacity he had opportunities to visit all
sections of the state. -
HORSE KILLS BOY.
; (Journal Special Service.)
. AURORA, April 21. Waldemar Krax
berger, the 14-year-old son of fc"rank
Kraxberger, of MackiSburg, -was killed
by a horse last Friday morning, receiv
ing a solar-pletus blow, and "dled"Sat-'
urday evening of peritonitis. The fun
eral was held yesterday afternoon, in
terment being in the Canby Cemetery.
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