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THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1897
NO 13
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Called to Meet on
March 15th.
NEED APPLY
Democrats Tell Chairman Jones
to Mlml His ltumness--They Will
Not Vote 'for Dubois.
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SSf$MWTT,ATiEr.iiirA . .Tnn. 9iY nnncrnggmnn
Stnrtevant, of Crawford county,
will succeed Joseph Sibley in the
;jeongress, is in this city. He said
'? ho had called on President-elect
inley and that the latter said :
Sfiwill call a special session of con-
on murcn iocn, ana unless icnange
toind you may bo in Washington by
itltne. I desire to have my protect-
j&Byetein inaugurated immediately
my inauguration, and I want a
ure passed that will immediately
ulate business and give idle men
t."
jngressman Stnrtevant said further
j no Pennsylvania man would be in
IcKinley cabinet.
HUMAN JOISJKS ANSWERED.
Democrats Hpeak Plainly on
Senatorial Question.
lt Lake, Jan. 25. A special to the
ane from Boise sava:
Isresponse to a dispatch from Chair-
liJones, of the national Democratic
3 it tee, 1G of the 18 members of the
lature tonight signed the following
tch to Jones:
Inl nn Inn OT. TT T T."
Jrman. Washington: Referrinc tn
r telegram to Chairman McFee, re
ins to our legislative caucus, we
Id say we denounce the arbitary in-
Brence by federal authorities in local
are, as a violation of the constitution
tie United States and a crime against
institution. The Democratic party
uis state, having been ratified by an
rwhelming majority at the polls, the
ption of your suggestion to support
oibe would stultify our party and
bu in the estimation of our constit-
ts every Democrat elected by the
ority in the Idaho legislature. The
on of Secretary Walsh in seeking to
aside the entire machinery of our
) organization before the campaign
I now, la a most hich-hahded. un-
Rranted proceeding, aud unparalleled
the history of American politics.
"J. Rich.
JJhairmnn Democratic Legislative
iucus.
'R. H. Johnson, Secretary. "
CUK DUCHESS" DEAD AT DUBLIN.
L's Well-Knowu Writer of Itoiuantlc
Novell.
tew Yohk, Jan, 25.--The World this
morning Bays that Mrs. Hungerford,
who, according to a Dublin dispatch to
the Associated Prss, is dead, was known
to the literary world as "The Duchess."
Continuing, the World says :
" 'The Duchess' first became widely
know to the renders of light literature
through her novels 'Molly Brown, and
'Phyllis.' Pretty tales of the joys and
trials of lovers, told in a light, chatty
way, found favor on two continents, and
for many years the novels of 'The Duch
ess' have sold in many editions.
"Mrs. Hungerford lived at. St. Bren
don's, Brandon, County Cork. She
married when very young, and was early
left a widow with three small children
to care for. In 1883 she married Henry
Hungerford. of Cahirmore. Her first
novel, 'Phyllis,' was written to keep the
wolf from the door, It proved to be
popular, and was followed by others of
the like kind.
"Mrs. Hungerford was yery proud of
her Irish decent. She was the daughter
of the Iiev. Canon Hamilton, rector of
one of the oldest churches in Ireland,
and St. Faughan's cathedral in Ross,
County Cork. Her grandfather was
John Hamilton, of Beynglong, Dubyone.
"Mrs. Hungerford had a rare person
ality, and was a famous hostess. She
was very popular in literary circles.
The success of 'The Duchess' stories was
largely due to the humorous situations
and the bright, crisp dialogue. Though
past middle age, Mrs. Hungerford always
retained a bright, youthful appearance,
and was always of a. vivacious, cheerful
temperament. Her first successful novel
'Phyllis was the moat popular of her
works. More than 250,000 copies of it
were sold. While writing 'Phyllis,' Bhe
was jokingly introduced at a reception
as her grace, the duchess.' The nom de
plume was thus suggested and has always
been associated with her literary work."
A Cuban Expedition
, Bkipgkton, N. J., Jan. 25, It has just
leaked out that the aloop Acoata, which
has been missing from Port Norris for
some time, has eailed for Cuba with
arms and amunition for the insurgents.
She is expected to arrive there this week.
Baukera and Gambler Kxiled.
Havana. Jan. 25, via Key West. Gov
ernor Porrula has ordered over 100 bank
ers and gamblers of Havana province to
leave inside of 24 hours, under penalty
of being imprisoned.
When other tea is roasted
fresh in this country, like
Schilling's Best, some tea
will be as good.
Not now.
At grocers' in packages.
t Schilling & Company '? '
San Francisco 400
Government Mast Act Promptly In the
Cable Matter.
Washington, Jan. 25. "There is not
much time for the United States to avail
itself of the proffered concession of a
submarine cable between the coast of
California and Hawaii," said Francis P.
Hastings, charge d' affaires of tho Ha
waiian embassy in this city, "for that
offer only extends to May 1, 1897. It is
simply a question of expediency, and as
a monopoly of the proposed cable con
nection for a score of years would be
granted it does pot seem likely this coun
try will let such an opportunity slip.
On all sides there is nothing but com
mendation for the project, and it would
be $60,000 well invested for the United
States to meet Hawaii a little more than
half way on this proposition.
"According to the terms of the pro
posed concession power is given to take
and hold exclusive possession of the line
of cable between San Francisco and Hon
olulu, refusing any and all business in
the way of messages that might be pre
judicial to the interests of this govern
ment. With the vast and safe harbor of
Pearl river as a rendevous for its war
ships and the exclusive control of com
munication between Hawaii and the
outside world, the United States would
secure a vantage ground that would give
it practical control of the Pacific ocean.
"No suggestion has ever been made by
any private person or corporation to lay
such a cable with private capital and
without government subsidy. Uncer
tainty as to its financial success and the
indefinitenesa regarding the amount of
commercial business that would come to
it has always stood in the way of invest
ment by private capitalists.
"There is no reason why the govern
ment should not contract for carrying its
dispatches as well as its mails, and class
an ocean cable company within the cate
gory of the postoffice. In 1857 the Unit
ed States granted a subsidy of $70,000
per annum, as well as the use of two gov
ernment ships, to assist in laying a cable
from the coast of Ireland to the coast of
Newfoundland. This action was taken
at a time when the necessity for cable
communication waB hardly realized and
was in the nature of an experiment.
This whole cable line was to be outside
the domain of tho United States, and
practically beyond the control. Its
messages wore not to be transmitted
free, nor was it to have any advantages
from tho successful laying of the cable
through th6 aid bo granted. But it was
a necessity to stimulate the investment
of private capital, which has resulted in
spanning the Atlantic with 12 separate
cables between North America and Eu
rope and three separate cables between
South America and Europe.
"In all schemes for a cable crossing
the North Pacific the Hawaiian islands
have been considered as a necessary ob
jective t. resting point on the long
stretch of water to be traversed, and not
until the granting by the Hawaiian gov
ernment of exclusive landing rights to
an American company was the feasibility
of any other route seriously entertained."
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