The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
THURSDAYS,-
METEOBOLOaiOAl54BEPO'E'Tur
Pacific
Coast
Time.
(J M.
:.41
30.41
Rela
tive! Hum
98
D't'r X
of 2.
S.1V I
State
uf
Cloudy
Maximum.
tcmperntur
.".-V.
in
, 44iTjiitmijm tem
ii JulVJtiv fo date, 2.91 ;
average precipitation irom juiy to aate.
WTtATHKU'l'ltOBABILITIES
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Total pi"'firtatioii
U1
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7 I
FAIR
-ht
Weather forecast till
p.
Stationary-.
A. J. Wall, of Eight Mile, made us a
pleasant call to-day.
Fifteen cars were loaded with wheat
from Moody's warehouse Wednesday.
Frank W. Mitchell, head bookkeeper
for Mitchell & Lewis of Portland, is ii
m "i r i e wnu. si
Anderson shipped two double
carl(jiiW of ahe.eH' itd tfiillao&ullt
Sidney Young returned this morning
from Salem where he has been visiting
friends for several days.
J. A
deckVid! cailcfcufstT of, sheep
and Victoria Wednesday night.
ScWoof Aperfrandn Abel P who:
has, been visiting the school at Cascade
Locks came u$ oh this: morning's rain;
Deerlnike who, shot. h.imself some time
ago;5s nearly rtsoveredJ amf' we under
stand expects to start home in a few
days.
Mr. Henry Deckert, who fell down the
fftairs at the Jackson House Monday is
paralysed on his right side from the -injuries
received. , V
The forfeited railrod lnda,-ifto-open
for settlement and Mr. Hugli
Gourlay, made the first application at
this office under the new law to-day.
We
peci'
ufwtf'nlav. Thev were shown bv . Mr.
Norf$iC "apaUi8ftgai) of ffMliif
We had. the pleasure of examining.
com
A Splendid Guard Mount.
The "guard mount" and honpt A and C
ieS rfc hie 3d aeeghneflt at the
At1s wa9a3teliant affair.
iiaejaisemby; scran jled,.8 : 30,
thw fgirrVa8 "Sllfkp except the
space , reserved for the '"sojer boys."
Four hundred and fifty chairs had been
i pro videtLliut-thy wou Id not seat half
HjiwSf1: 45 "guard mount"
commenced, the boys going tnrougn tne
drill in an excellent, manner, and shpw-
4ngiaT)rinfriteB5 brmcjee-jn5 PtllECl
The new 3d Kegmient Dana rarnisnea
.theinneie, -dv-tahooglr itpmJjeei)
Jfiraiticlhf buVa few month's dicf exceed-
feld's band came in,.andbous.evepsty;
coupJeV tdioQ j&rinirfeTgwtnriaft-
In one .quadrille forty-two,ets-werejon,
thflofr-, anldT&Wie icrwdmaridie-
Armory did not seem to be diminished.
Dancing was kept up until att$h t- oMk"
this morning. It was certainly the larg
est crowd that ever attended a social
gathering in this city, and A and C
Company can justly feel proud of the
interest taken infthefS7y It was the best
Guard MmwSjeve( saw outsidf the
Kftnv, Aowiifg fliat-iiiboth officers and
men are taking a deep interest in their
work, and indicating that the 3d intends
to make the other regiments of the state
j''jretJirn andjdrillMf. ttusg) CTjgrtrto--faijl
according "t o 'their nunibers-;
The U. S. land office is now. receiving
filings -on railroad land Jmd we. are PTPI
pared TO maKe out ail iiecenaary papcra.
-TiiohnbukyA Hitusox.
j 'Thellalles, Or J ait 22, 191;.; Hi "7
Oregon Star Trand 6f hams at the Cen
tral Market at 15 cents.
O. t t. 1 !' :ai ! JU
nunc, cuugu ui puiii. iui i-cina, tj. i.
""( f- '' ' - -
St. Firet eome,i first servea.. i r.-:.rn:'i
Indies w ishinft.tQ .have.first.-la.ss work
done in dressmaking'- :wiQJplease'call' ori
Mrs. C. L. Schmidt, Masonic block,
Third strc-et.
From Society to Socialism.
...... iSpeVitrtpg of minietera Reminds me o
a Uttle story I bejrr refcetltly. Hugh O.
Pehteeost, who stirf tel out as a Baptist
preacher, broke away from his church,
ran for mayor of Newark, N. J., and ie
now editor of Twentieth Century. He
married, a very prominent .society girl of
Harttrfn,JhJh0n $ears iagi.N
Their wedding was a very swell affiur.
quality. Captain George Thompson
trifrosiejcjtkt3 jt-jflrjinXiii fpgf)iff(r;
is liTghfy pleased with it, claiming it
is nearUysw gppdfasimberVipdj fy1
article elsewhere v in this" issue 'is good
reading oa s-jsubject. fffi( (s
ATodv of the instructions which will
- be isud, -tf -the- registers jaad jrecetvrgf tAjT
f I of the 4ahd office "has been" received Gy
f.Tlfljrnbury !k Hudson from their corres-
f jKJndent in Washington. It is therefore
probable that the instructions will be in
the land offices before many days, to-
yA-fterwa Mr-.I'etitjecest acipeptd aTrnhf fsom apd after this date, ... r
pit rh Brxfoklytf-atWeAlafytf tl0,t)0a' aj jfj;rii-&Bp.i pcdMUf. j
I yearv Everything seemed brightrfor the r ." '- "Treas. Wasco Co., Or.
tjiffa g.otpl4. JJTJe YdMwafcAnaoThy
and popular, the preacher was eloquent.
arnis .ana snoceasrHfe r crcrrr r r
iA:feV nigttV affcixs-oWbldirienas ol
Mri Pentecost, who had known Jhf r inX.
ttie;ilay4 Miei.ifi''6honef ai a.socifeiyf J
belle, went to hear her husband address
wcrk&jJpesroA the jeafe aide'.
lucu oBLuiiiauuieiii w lit . n jrirN.
'Employment Bureau.
! Ha worth & Thurman3jlr'.CtwtjSf W
. JJUUUC Ull 1UIUC1 U JULJkl D.
: Nebraska corn at Joles Bros.' 'i ' ' '
: Lard irhbalk a.GentratIariket-j Q
For coighr and coidsW 23? '
Fresh Iowa Butter at Maier & Ben-
(uiubiJiKvtJsiiielii-iiuUW. A.
JKirby's, 10ents per pound.
Does S. B. get there,?. ,. "I .should
mile." S. B.
It'- ili;.-Coai(t(i..i.f . IlUfiJBita,, -T'
.' Alliance, Box BottlCQunty,.Nb.m?-
I mahes a case rsTirgeKiDtaj.and oieBttrtp
f Sliced hams, bonelese. hams, ham. sau
sage jtridcrie)d fiU Ceptrl bAjkt
ine uesi niung paniaioons 01 me
latest style are made, bv John Fashek in
Opera House block on Third street.
1
237.ghrup fpmfjwrfiia Btandp
Guinea ciddrttiiJt that rlnkiaseitrBfeJ-Qaeph
Snipes & Kinerslev's.
Joles Bros.? is ihe boss place to buy
groc-eries. u . ,. ,.,r;t.,J;.
You need not cough! Blakelej- &
Houghton wt;cui;e.ifc,forp cent4. T,5R,
Thel:iriAest' '"-fetock' of IveTwaW';eve'r
brought to The Dalles at W. E. Garret
dons, Secondstreeti' :
. Snines & Kinerslv.are anxious to enre
jour heatache-ior oO cents. SB.i-ai
The largest COFFp;E.MILLand the fin
est line ptTeus Coffee.s.and Spices ever
'brought- to .the cityat 62-Secohd- street.
"r For a lame back, a piiin in the side or
chest, or for tootache or earacliej proinpt
relief may be had bv, using Chamber
lain's , Pain yPaJm.y , It, is .reliable., For
sale by Snipes &.. Kiiiersly. '', ' ' ' ,,.
Those easy chairs made by Livermore
& Andrews are the neatest thing of the
kind eversmaleTiey are jnst the-. thing
for your-ior;hi or iawn iA--tle fcshiirierv
and" are as comfortable and easy as an
old shoe. Call and see them at 7" Court
street.
shotfrun. sLiThs :nftf.eiplode4i! atrikinK
the boy mrite; forehe,:jus$;above, );lie
fcJBeTBi thftskullEi Throngh,,
the aid ,pf & companion who was i.witb;
him jh ladj- waa taken home and Pr. Wi
H. gmitlv riyaa snpTOoned,Ti;.fjy. a7
. At-sight of the.wotm4 the.doctor' .was -t
rarprised to find the boy alive, but judge '
of iia amazement when, probing , the
J V. r i i 3 a ii .
had boen in the stock imbedded fully au
inch; .and .half in? the- brajn, ,, Furtheir
probing brought, to; iigitltwa.ipiecea iojti
the; bpy .hat.brra a4 four piepes o( tfod.
sknl xne, he: largest, of i wWh .was
nearly-the, size of a silver doUarv : f.n tha,
operation the dqctor;alHO. foqnd it necesr
sary .to remove . about. :balf; an ronncp .of,
the .braiji; it8elfn 2Jti i-BpmethinE, oa-
surgcal antbority haarecorded aapoB&vf.fo
ble, ,1lint heje if is proved. The. injured :
boy haTbeefl.wncjioua erer since the
accident, and nnless. blood poisoning; sets.
i every chaacse of recovering,.!
.v.r.yH'.l
An Boot and Sfcoe..
i . .-. FACTORY,' - .,
- -r,: wire woricsr
fttmMt m$JM MPtjS BRIDGE
ments,, made.- The next 90. iays will" Be im- ' Lverii -
St,:J:oseph News.
1VT"
J I .,3 KOI 'Si Hi
itCTH '--' 'Sit
ic.t ;
' boy, jlyearaofge, residgjinjthatir V.inArt the v last twoweeks f large Siales Of lots , TDKlMBfiV
places waanthnni.toArjwtrld.-W W . ..n ..; Jiv:-.i ic-ii I:"-; V,,,'v , .A ti-lpiany
v e; peeii, :iuaie, at. jr-on lana r-o a acoma , . orest
ttrvCwMcMiupyaJW, aiaThe Ialles.
are satisfied that'0 - :!:;:'
The Newi
IM ORrrH Dalles
-3:
portajfttones: for thisj newcity. j
i : ii 3 Ca 11: at; the ofnee of; the -. ;f.s
Vi-i5-1' ;
uintoJT
B ? 3.1) IWitfrtJ' i 11V
rOfio V,'.!-! 1
w-1" - 't-- -;v,7S Washington St'ORTL ANT); Or. .
'Mil :
W-r All icounty vrran!tsjregister9d prior .to
eptemDer i, inn, win ue paiu n pre
sented at mv office. 1 -Interest ceases
: "'IT . , .. .1..':! 'I
' The . Kindly: 9Lastln Spofc for, He. r.
That, was : ne passage, between the, J
executive of Kentucky and .the wife of
he condemned man,, who went to Frank
fort., Friday to ask ; ipr i a. pardon.. ( Sh.
had presented her papers and 6at breattn
lesa while the arbiter of her fate perused
then; - and, as she, waited, . mastiff, the
playmate of thp governor's little, son a
beast not given, to strangers-uncoiled
himself from the rpg, where be had been
lying,- and ijame up in that friendly way-
which. only:rdogs know , howLr to affect, j
with,, perfect sincerity, and, seeing sns- I
pense- and pain in the agitated . features
of the, poor woman, he put his pawsv
gentiy.npon her ..knew nd, began toUck-.i
her .hands. . 0 The govjmoi;..finished ' .the:
papers, and, the. petitioner, wa bout Xo .
speak when the. grim old soldier ,saitq -X
"At ..is not necessary, madam;, the dog
has spoken for you," and straightaway;
signed ths,, document-which was ,tp rej
lease, a dying -man .from .prison : and r enr
able hini, toga to his grave from his own.
home. Louiaviile Courier-Journal.-,
iuvtr l-.'T'-'- :v :
- IJ'K :
: DEALERS W
tapieaRttsFancyfBraGeneSy
Hay; Grain; and Feed.
',1 I,', . !;,. .t..
if i
Express Wagons ;los; 1 and 2.
13, 1890.
S. L. YOUNG,
(Successor ttflB-J-Uik K.)
gether with a list of landa, subject to en
try under thrfqtoewt. ft 9 i?K:&a W18, Tf
are what cause the1eemingly nnecessarv
lelav,
rrI6ea7W'7sLmVvbM5i.tl 'i-rrtfils hiSBri , ierfBT 6ril
the windows of the Chroxiclk office, an
unanswerable argument on the equable
ness of our climate, and.urolifia vliimvc
ter of our soil. .X41 ! H Al fit t
The Oregonian has the largest circu
lation of any daily, Sunday or weekly pa
. per.wesof tlBjocfc pponntjrijisjr; and'
in order to further increase its circula
tion -they. hv'e-fieleted witl-greatj eaw
a large list of valuable licxiks, and" other
em .as
subscriber ' to
Pentecost came out on the stageand. Jit-
tired intdoSt sJMlimgarbi18atr-fd phe
assemblage a revolutionary song. She
has been a most loyal wife. She has sup
ported her husband in every step he has
taken, and hna been of get servioe to
fhier-tfQtMfltladiets'
present etfreer as a singer of
socialistic songs is picturesque. New
of the
ljjadiea'Auxiliary. recently Jai .the c5orr
rlllW fj". "5 iJnrsteiiei of Hle:--MJO: build-
lord, a place in JvUcfcitat comity, seven at Baneor. Me. Of the $40,000 so
inileq from The Dalles. Ptt.-flfleeisupMtj far 'TJaloT in" bhrieTKnnMe?inari5i6 1
were grown in neiu, anu iney are women oi uangor nave given $I3,0UU,
both headed oiit.r Theiatalkajare eigh-y awVi.t-is X bpped thatypangSwoiBen
tages ot tne buiiamg wnen completed.
of San Fran-
9: &2et
. , 'Wi"-1 ..tr,Zr
.
r. . i.r. jv iv
.Kill 1 1'.ULUL IM I MfU !
a.IllUHLU; ULUUinJ.i
7p
useful articles ndl aige. offerhig, th"i
pr enri u h i4 to ' eachr "ii&vt Bubscril
pre:
any of it several issues for yearly sub
scriptions. 1 The C)rona'"liould xs Jip
very household. Send for premium
list to the Orfyoia4Si3?uTt)JIdlupgicoropany
Portland, Oregon. .
Fq'ijCut',' brui8XbHin36crscal3, tlieii
is nothing equal to Chamberlin's Pain
Bahn r jt heals the parts rtnore, quickly
tbailAiiv other ap'f4icfttioh,-jand bnlesfl
the injury is very severe, no scar is left.
For eale.bv jjnipes 4erKinerty ;. r ( j
Board of Trade Mertlng.
There wiir be" a )neetitig of; JTife Board
of trade to-night at 8 o'clock sharp.
Busiiieesi ofj great ; importance s to be
transacted and every member is reques
. i , i .
The question has been asked, "In
what respect are St. Patrick's Pills bet
ter than any other?" Try them, You
will find that they produce a pleasanter
their action, and that theot-oniyrmu8tfT
nhvsic but cleanse the'whote svetieniaiirl'ri -4. -r
regulate the liver tmd''bow"eis:i Fbrsaie
at 25 cents per box by Snipes & Kinersly
Wife of Another Man.
is now .on trial at the mete-
orologapiil ,Qtt)G$ .at Jatopltbolm.; which,
seems likely, to, throw,. sonie..Ughton a
s,nbject which hitherto, has .been attend::
determinftQn.-r ot,, tne-patn-0taKen pyj
storms. From the.telegraphac weather re
ports tables of the. density of .tha atmos-
pherp hav.Q, been constfucted," and othe? :
data.iflvsivei beeni 'coDected which . have
been embodied .in' special charts,! ;o..t .v
ThjBff chfvrs aref oun4 to.gietTinncji i,
more,are4ble;.lew tp. theL.nioyementai
,ii J - ; : . - e 1 .1 . 1 1 !
met o44quparsoBpf 4wbarsand (.!
lsotnsms toA,n Hines .latest-ijnvestiga.ti .j j
tionshosy that storms move Jn,, the uh
recti'p oh; .warmast; and dampest aii
paraiie)j tp-the . jjae.fj qaai. densityiu
leavjjng , the .- jraxer aix t?t the right hand, .
... :iV5wsd 6'taa ;u:i swssaii w
The JVlesaiah craze nng the; Indians t,.:..r
b 4.-C ,: ' 1. 1 x 1 . .r
vi vea mtejeest anythang that , pertains 1 .
to the .fluer, delusions and beliefs. jthat
I have, been rtf.e among ,thfc different tribe
I for thepast centiiryi, "VJtt iia remembered
nowtwtUin i883vte.':JSnppala, a small
tribet in wbat y,aa . thei .Washipgtqn ter-;
ritory' bwanie.greatly agitated over, the
teachings of an old chief who .professed ij
to beneve that another flood was near at
hand.
Orders left at'tbetcre wiliieceiye". prompt attention,. . ... ........ ;. , 1',.. -'i -
, ..;-,-, - Trenks and' Packages' tIllV(?rfed id ahV'part of the'L Cityi" , im:rr,w
.. .J:; .? . iiiuat rbr. v7 -"v' Wagons' always owhand wheitTrains or Boat arrivee. '1
No 22Con Washihon and Third. Ste.
: rnt;-V07 V.K'Tr.'l r. .-.! i .naifct.UC.i'j'I. 7t II ;;i-:-t .!..!.. .... . ' 7:1 r.'::';
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
Mrs. Olive Washburn,
ijcisbdi is lt)Cto deyq'id ihe bulk of her
tbrtnne io founding '-Rationalist col
ony in California. Bellamy's "Looking
Backward" thepries are to be followed,
- and. all -peopleTof -good f meral r character
will be adinrttedi Irrespective of religions
belief. Over $100,000 will bespent in
bniiaings'aind Xmpriie&eiiisu?" rj ii
i
. - iTM.t1ri1tKnr1tKr,.,.V. Ctrfrt - m wo a t I h g successful merchant is
herrtEdnarttenbh:''it'''fs'"Verv lielvTthe on who watches the mar;
u f ecoi
id St ,',The lalieV)r:
5:J-
DEAtEK IN
Pipes Cigarettes - and Smokers' " Notions-
IjIV Lli bs- lit U-isr.a: a-i s' - v--1 '' v
vit tti ivnsrxv ; : v5iT . n-s:
THE -SMOKER S . IIPOIUUM.
tdvinr 1
vi-vliSxr-iiJi
f 1-1
et,
that the emnress of Austria Trill tro to
case she will probably cruise on this side
of the Atlantic dnring - that greater tpbr-.
uuu uj. ucaii jcaL. iuo viuynxo utts con
ceived a with to visit Cuba, Jamaica nod
Meapo-JlIOfl -3(1 QtU lO i
One of the three danfrhters of .Tnha n.
had a handsome allowance in the way of
money f roin boxner. r Instead of spending q
ims on nun gowua auu aptu meuu tuns
naid for two years the tuition, and- ex
penses of a-- girl "from ihe country who i
was not able to pay them herself.
rT -.(,'" t "f;t --r
" For lovers 'of "condiments and highly
ppiced dishes it is a simple-thing to work
;up i'" French, dressing into i'an .ientirely
different article by adding a pinch of
celery sauce, a dish of curry, or horse
radish, a few drops of caper or Worces
tershire sauce and a spoonful of French
rkets'hd buys tb the bestadvan-
1 .'t '" - I, -.t',-. ', ; .m; Tjl.llii 'hi
1 T,The' rnost prosperous family is'
the one that takes advantage of
low prices;.
vi!!;':i';r;iT
NbwjRorj9; Janv-?22: Siirfoga tte jTanrf
som" fiecided thFs afternoon ' that the
- mandate, of; Eya I- Hamilton to,.-)Ibert
Ra'HamHton waa void ahll that1 slie 'i s
still jtho wife of . Jlann. i
1 f ri 9 s J
- 55 .. ?
He said that the Ureat SDirit had
commanded, Jtdin, tcoliec'tj '; tribute, and
build' an, 'ark; tha would "outride" the.
'II '..-J.- -. .... ' L f . . . '
waves v, ,,0,13 Kr.eat anoeA 1 oy5ao!j leei.
is still d 6e seen in,' an' unfinished condi
tion" near1 one of , th ti'utaries of ,.th
IX3olumbia.j7pt'.j'Iuisfee.pnp lh-,'
Park Wilson1, i 'well known character
about1 .WwnT1 was 'sent t'6; 1 jail by J ustice
Hansinan, at ,t!haiilbersb'nrg,' Pa., " Deci
10, for eighty ;days for swearing' eighty.
' profane .'oaths." Under1 the Pennsylvania
i"blne laws' act pt 179'the ' penalty , for
profatte Swearing is sixty-seven cents for
each 'oath' ipr ' ;in" default ' .Of1' payment
thereof" one" 'day in' jail for each,' oath
WilBon'wonld not '' pay1 a ' fine of S57.30
for the oaths indulged In'Sathrday night," 1
so he went to jail for' eighty' days. A
conviction under the bine laws is a very
rare occurrence in Pennsylvania." Balti-.
,.more Aiherican. " "' ",' . " ' ' . ', '
MERMNT(LCf
Succensor to-
BROOKS .& BEERS.:.
DIED.
In This taty Jan.!22d.i af lo'clocki- a." rao
-Mrs. Nettie" Bost: The" funeral took place
t lis afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bost mov-
fiyhere from the Big 'BendtfuHBgheR
winter, mrs. tiost is the daughter of
John Hinkle of Silverton. She leaves a
family of five children.
". General Booth is ooiifidenf bf compleS
ing the 100,000 required for hifs scheme
to redeem ''Darkest England" ; next
week. He has arranged to hold on the
- 30th Thanksgiving services in Exeter
hall. It will be in some sense a service
of exultation oyer, the Times, and other
enemies that have-tried to' prevent'--hiin
', from getting money
L! ffonr years ago.iMJssji.Iietia Woodard.
living on Thorn creek, Wash., sowed the
seed from one head of barley. She bar
yested the crop with a pair of shears.
!; and-sowed-the amput rreeeived the iiextK
year, again nar vesting it wilii iiei euciun.
The, third crop- hec father, cnt- with a
grass scythe, gettingenongb'barley frowJ
this crop to sow forty acres last spring,
which averaged forty bushels tj the acre
when thrashed, making a -total yield of
l.OCQ Jonah els froia one head of ; barley in
foufyearsU tJil:J Ji. ijjltJJdx ?
i88oif has taken
line Jobn Wan-
The jcivilAervice..
a vervsmooth wa
namaker a liar. John stated some time
ago that one-third to one fourth of the
men furnished by the commission, have
pot proved satiefctory..The commission
shows that nine.-tehths iof these men are
still kept in? the service,? also that the
figures oi Wannamaker's own report con
tradicted themselves.
You can safely judge a man bv the
dassof-mea wbo.pat hinvon'the back. ' i.
- A sausage skin is a ground hog case.
; ;,: ,'will sell; yoa choice.'..r:.:,;(,;;, : T
Groceries arid Provisions
. .,., : . . .1 ... . . .- i
r-.-it-NOC AU, KINDS. ANDi-n: .v : ii
' : .!.-, .. v. .. . -, ... ., v.! .!
.' -lOVV! -l-.ll-. -I..; ..),!
AT MORE BEASONABLE8 KATE '-
THAN ANV OTHER PLACE : :
jl i nr. i A x .
3 R E M E M B ET ' "we1 'deliver , 11 , pur
chases without charge. . . "-"
1 390 & 3p4:Scdp5St.
CV.'fT
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t: ill
' v " -MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS- IN
st;i:x' i.-iv ".ivlilT" ?T .j.. ,., ... ; . ,,. c.): t-ilhi I '!
FURNITURES GARPETS.
Un
and ' Erribalmers.
; . , no. i og SKCC)N d ; stkeet:; V ' , ;
Ii Ov M ICKELSEN, -i
" " ? C$500 J Reward ! 13 l
We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint DyspepfSHi Sick Headache. In
digestion, Constipation or CostivenesB we cannot
cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely vegetable, and never fail to give satisfac
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-T:''1 A Peat In Phototrnphy.
Washington' " comrnandery,5 ' Knights
Templar, Hartford;' have made arrange
ments "'with '- a photographer to take an
immense -composite' photograph ' of the
members' of the commandery. : There
will be between three arid' four hundred '
in the1 photograph,'' the front ones being
about: ; three-fourths -size; '- The ' picture
will Si'by I0i feel It will take about
'ayearto finish1 it,' and the cost will be
$1,000. 'When completed the photograph
will be placed in the comiaandery room.
Boston Transcript. " " .
- li is said that ' Marshal Prim was dis
gustedNvith; hia 'pbrtrait oh horseback
painted' by Henri' Regnanlt.Jand ' asked
the artist why he had made hl'm look tike
a, coal heaver. The painter packed up his
canvas and left for' Paris. Prim waa as-'
sassinated and Regnanlt was killed by
the Germans 'beforeis Paris. ' 'NOW the
artists-: are so fond '"of - he picture ' that"
there-was a sensation:-the other day be
cause it was temporarily absent from its
place in the Louyre. r .,, T .,.. , ,;.
In an examination , of ' a" man' ; charged
.with insanity before' the insane commis-
sjori of Greeley" county, Neb. ', last week,
a witness wno testineo xnax ne inougni
the man insane gave, among other v rea
sons for this conclusion; that the patient
washed his face three times a day. ' ' ' "
! Eldad Marsh, in the ninety-third year
of his age, the oldest man in Henniker.'
N. H.;'voted at the election.,on Nov.;4.'
Mr. Marsh cast his first vote for James
Madison, 'and lias riot missed voting' at
an election since.
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