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VOL. IX
THE DALLES OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1896.
NO 82.
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THE FISHING TROUBLE
Gov's Lord and McGraw in
Consultation.
RIGHTS MUST BE PROTECTED
Goremor Lord Returns" Home and Say
the L,uvra Mast Be Sustained In
Protecting: Property.
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It is
Portland, April 11. Governor John
H. McGraw, of Washington, arrived in
this city thia morning and went to the
Portland hotel. Shortly prior Governor
Lord of Oregon, had come in on the
Salem train and gone to the' same hotel.
The meeting of the- two governors had
been prearranged and the object a dis
cussion of the violent scenes lately en
acted at the mouth of the Columbia
river, in which gill-net fishermen from
Astoria on the Oregon side had crossed
in their boats to a point off Ilwaco,
Wash., and through a force of numbers
compelled the destroying of certain fish
traps owned by citizens of the latter
state. Governor McGraw: when seen at
the hotel by a reporter replied to a ques
tion as to his errand by Eaying: "I
have , come to consult with Governor
Lord as to the best means of proceeding
in bringing to justice the perpetrators of
the high-handed outrage at the mouth
of the Columbia river, where property
of citizens of Washington, fully abiding
within the law of that state, was de
stroyed by men coming from the state of
Oregon, simply because the methods
need in fishing on the Washington side
differed from those practiced by the Ore
gon men. '
"My talk with Governor Lord . has
been eminently satisfactory, he being
mnViatii in Vi i u A m1 a ra f ? nn (Via tViA law
will be enforced, and' that such persons
who may have participated in the de
stroying of fiehtrapa at Ilwaco will be
promptly rendered on requisition, and
the sheriff and prosecuting attorney ot
Pacific county are prepared to identify
any of the principals."
'You have placed members of the
Washington National Guard at Ilwaco?"
"Yes. From the showing made By
Sheriff Honey, I considered it my duty
to send to the scene a sufficient force to
administer the law and protect the prop
erty of citizens. This is not a question
of fishing or the likes or dislikes of a cer
tain set of fishermen. It resolves itself
into the right of people to pursue their
lawful avocations. That this might be
assured, i. oraerea ia man, seiecieu irom
three companies of the W. N. G., sent to
Ilwaco. The men were dispatched by
the way of South Bend, and arrived at
the mouth of the river Thursday night,
since when there has been no further
. trouble."
" wnat traps were destroyed ana wnac
damage resulted?"
"At the present epeakmg it is hardly
possible for me to estimate the damage
though lacking exact knowledge of the
cost of the property involved," replied
Governor McGraw. "Three piledrivsrs
were set adrift, one of which proved a
total Iobb, the other two being recovered
in a damaged condition by tuga. A trap
which was lawfully operated in 1895,
was demolished and the piles ol a new
trap were pulled and set adrift.
"I will return to Seattle tonight with
confidence that Goyernor Lord will act
promptly and decisively in the matter."
TROUBLE AHEAD FOK KLLI3.
a sound money man in the field.
understood none of the persons present
were delegates to the' late convention,
and should they inaugurate a movement
for sound money man they would be
viewed in the light of bolters. There is
a probability that 'A. S. Bennett, the
nominee for congress, will be asked to
withdraw and allow the sound money
democrat to put up a candidate, against
Ellis, the Republican nominee, in the
hope of drawing support from' the sound
money Republicans. . In case Bennett
refuses to withdraw, it has been pretty
well settled that an independent candi
date will be - put in the field v In the
event that the Democrats . fail to put up
an independent candidate there is a
possibility that the- sound money Re
publicans will put up a candidate against
Ellis.
Mr. Bennett Withdraws.
Portland, April 11. A. S. Bennett,
the Democratic nominee for congress in
the second district, has declined the
nomination. ' ,
Another Cure for Consumption
Berlin, .April 11. Intense interest
has been aroused in medical and other
circles here by the announcement of a
young physician, Erich Langhels, at the
International Physicians' congress that
he has discovered a new remedy for tu
berculosis, named antimicroba. . Its
principal ingredients it appears are
ozone and cod liver oil, applied by sub
cutaneous injection. In the experi
ments of the past five years, he ex
plained, the greatest difficulty to over
come was that of keeping ozone pure
and easily available. Of ninety cases of
tuberculosis he has treated in the Moab
ite hospital during the past year all have
been cored. .
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La Grande, April 12. Mary N. Childs
is the name of a typical negro woman,
who is a pedestrian of no mean merit.
She reached La Grande about 3 o'clock
Friday afternoon from Union on foot.
Aunty Childs, as she likes to be called,
has walked all the way from New Or
leane, traversing all the etates bordering
the Mississippi, through the Dakotas
and Montana. She walked over the
Utah & Northern railroad to' Pocatella,
and reached here via the Short Line.
She is bound for California, asks for
no rides, and expects to walk all the way,
via Portland. She carries an autograph
album that is a curiosity in its way, con
taining appeals to the public to use her
kindly, and attesting the veracity of
some of the stories she has to tell.
She has no particular mission, and
seems to labor under the idea that the
Lord has commanded her to travel. In
appearance she is a typical Southern
colored woman of the slavery days
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ticking and odds and ends. She smokes
an old cob pipe in a way that would in
dicate perfect contentment with the
world at large. '
Railway Trains Delayed
Denver, April 12. The storm of last
night and today was the most disastrous
to railway traffic of the winter. Little
enow fell in Denver, but trains on all
roads running into the city have been
delayed and the Union Pacific, Denver
& Gulf was obliged to abandon all its
trains on the southern branch. News
of almost unprecedented snowfall comes
from all points south of here in Colo
rado and Northern New Mexico.
Possible' Sound Money Candidate the
Democratic Nominee Declines..
Portland, Or., April 11. It is likely
there will be a sound money candidate
for congrees in the second district. He
maybe a Democrat and he may be a
.Republican, it has "not been determined
yet. A number ot sound money Demo
crats held a meeting in this city tonight
and disenssed the advisability of putting
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Drifts Twelve Feet High.
Palmer Lake, Colo., April 12. One
ot the worst snowstorms that has ever
visited this town in the memory of the
oldest Inhabitants, started here about
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furiously eyer since. The wind blew 75
miles an hour. The drifts are from 6 to
12 feet high. Pedestrianisin is impossi
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abatement. Trains in both directions
are delayed between this point and Col
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Highest of ali in leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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Effective Tuesday, April 7th, the fol
lowing will be the new schedule: '
Train No. 1 arrives at The Dalles 4 :40
a. m., and leaves 4:45 a. m.'
Train No. 2 arrives at The Dalles 10 :55
p. m., and leaves 11 p. m.
Train, No. 8 arrives at The Dalles 12 :05
p. n)., and west-bound train No. 7 leaves
at 2:30 p. m.
Train 23 and 24 will carry pcesengers
between The Dalles and Umatilla, leav
ing The Dalles at 1 p. m. daily and ar
riving at The Dalles 1 p.. m.- daily, 'con
necting with train . Nos. 8 and 7 from
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- Agent.
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Union Prcific, the Bame as heretofore.
A through first-class sleeper from Port
land to Spokane, connecting with the
first-class sleeper to St. Paul and a
through tourist sleeper from Portland. to
St. .Paul, will be run in connection with
the Great Northern railway.
E. E. Lttle, Agent. .
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