Willamette farmer., May 17, 1873, Page 3, Image 3

AVILLA.METTE FAEMER.
NBWS BY TEIiEaXlAPH.
mill wreaths on tlip cofllu and catafal-
ii p. ininiiMiiately In front of tin
-A dlp:itcli ''raped scat formerly oeeu)ileil bv the
iiswlek, (May ihtte Chief Justice, was a large iloral
"Sew York. May 10.
from .St. Johns. New Ilrun
n kuvs flip Ntrnmrr Wiilms nrrlvml cross, while liisliln iln. lui- tni Imn
from the seal llshery at the port of filets of choicest blooming Ilowcrs.
St. Johns, this iiiorninif, bringing Several thousand persons visited the
news that the steamer Tigress had Court-room in the course of the (lav,
conic Into HohertV Hay, eighteen mile seclpg the face of the deceased. The
from there, having on board nineteen but wcreevldenty disappointed In not
survivors of Hall's Aretle Expedition. casket was opened by a physician for
This paity which had been landed private Inspection, but was again soon
from the Polaris, were driven from her eloeil, for reason that the features
by a gale which burst her moorings "ad undergone u marked change,
on the 13th of October, 1S72, In lull- I'he funeral service will bo conducted
tilde 72 deg. .15 mln. When last seen ''' lev. Dr. Tllliuiy at noon, to-mor-
tlu Polaris was under steam nnd enn. row, hi the Sciinto Chamber.
va, making for n harbor on the east I'arsontKiO, May li Colonel Hon
side of Northuniuerlanil Island. She iihoi, who Jins
had no boats left.
as hist returned from the
The Polaris was In scene of the Mender murders, reported
command of Captain Muildlngton, three more graves discovered. Yes
who had thirteen of the crew along terduy over .'tu.OOd people were on the
with him, and n plentiful stock of Kroiiuil, and tlie hud Just arrived with'
provisions. Her bow was somewhat seven cars filled with people. There!
damaged, and 11 Is tho opinion of the'8 '"louse, excitement all over the
survivors that they will be unable to country, and a firm determination ex-1
get clear until July. Kven If the itlilp , pro-eil to ferret out the parties engag
Fs unseaworthy, they would have to oil In tho murder. It Is understood'
make new boats to escape. On the !llnt, 'aw rewards have been ollcrcd
8th of October, 1871, In latitude SI y the count v and State for the appre-1
dec. .18 mill., longitude 71 deg. 44 mln.. "elision of the assassins. Nearly all
Captain Hall died of apoplexy ami the boillewof the dead were Indecently ,
was burled on shore. They erected a mutilated. It Is considered certain i
wooden cross to mark his grave. He l ,nt little girl was thrown alive Into
had recently returned from a northern the grave of her father,
sledgo expedition, in which ho had ow ork, May 1:!. William M.
attained n latitude of 82 deg. 0 mill. Tweed, whoso ease was called for trial
Ho seemed In his usual health, and H-uay, iiiti not appear, anil Is not In
had called the crew Into tho cabin to the city. It Is rumored ho has,
encourage them with hopes of future, hrough his agent, recently been sell
rewards, and Mtlmulate them to renew-1 his real estate in this city and has
edext'itioiis, when Ho was suddenly "oe miviseuiy ins counsel not io re
struck down and expired. In Scpteni- turn to New "iork for trial,
ber, 1871, tho Polaris entered winter , ushlngton, May 12. Much hav-
martens and left August 12, 1872. '" recently been said concerning the
'(I, ..!,... .M ,-..,-.. !,,, .,,t .,i i,. nresent lirosneetlveaetlnu nf the Pros-
1IIU l V in 111. IHII
.?. t-vt I , . . . . . . . . - -;-.- . .
southern direction. She was forced ' "'out m me irouwes in Louisiana, It
south and so contlhucd drifting till 'may be stated that tno President has
Captain Tyson and parly were ihivon "received no telegram from .Kellogg
from her. The Hledgo paity crossed,, '!? l-rlilny, when the condition of
Kane's Polar sea, which they pro- J nllnlrH was reported as i somewhat Im
iiouiiced to bo a stmlt about fifteen Proved. There Is no doubt tho Presl
miles wide. There was an appearance ''out would Interfere to protect tho
of open water to tho north. The res- Mate from donwst e violence, should
cued partvsullered very iiiueh during ho Clovernor make application for
their drearv drift from liungar and that purpose, provided the laetHshouliI
cold. For t'lie last two months they ' warrant the proceeding. It Is, uever
ate raw seal and polar bear, as they theless, hoped by the president, as he
could get It. When met bv the expressiii iiniseif loa irienii to-nigiit,
Tigress thev showed evident signs of aw uisiuiuai ices wouiu soon cease,
great sufleilng, but during tho nine ' No noeli contingency as that eoiiteni
davs that they have been on boanl plated by the Const tutlon should
tbev Improved vastly, and are now "je.i., ..in u r uu , ... mn u mi
in i'.iIi. (.....in, i clearly within the limit of the Contl-
Mnv lU.-Ten companies ' I""1'" and laws. Heretol
th'New York Infantry, merely sustained the dec
St. Louis,
.f tin, i.Vm
about riiiu sttong, under coniniand 'of Court
Col. .Flint, arrived last night from
Little Hock, and left by tho Missouri
and Pacific railroad for Omaha. Col.
Flint is ordered to icpoit to (ion. Ord,
at Omaha, but it is mppo.-eil his com
mand Is destined for the Modoc coun
try. Washington, May 11. (lencral Cow
an, Assistant Secretary of tho Interior,
left last night for California, as one
of tho Commissioners under the act
of Congiesri pas.-ed at tho last so-dnn,
movldlng for tho sale of the surplus
lauds of the Hound Valley Indian
Itoj-ervatlon.
Hear Admiral John Window, of
Keaisargo fame, whllo leaving the
leretofnre he had
Won of tho
m ioi'i'...
Loudon, May 11. A special to the
Time rcpoits that a Kus-dan picket
paity under command of a Colonel
an advance guard of (icucral Kauf
man's column were surprised by
some Hokhurc' horsemen and put to
dentil by iaipaleincut. Three olllcers
ami a few men were captured by
some Klrghoso between Onsk and
Kasallusk.
Home, May 11. During the fitting
of the Chamber of Deputies, yester
day, a crowd, numbering 2i)W persons
marched to Oulrinal, making riotous
demonstrations !u tho way and
1, ..'.. . it . . . . (ll'llllllllllIlM
r.yeieui iniso a.ioMi.uuei io-iay, io ,,,,,, for V(;iuvvUs abolition of
aUetho iralnfor ho north, fell In a rL.Kol corporations. Tho 1 ce
It of apoplexy, which for some time , , ,,,, ,st (llt. ,,,!, llIM,
omlted to bo very serloin, but after , ,,n.Vl,nlw t f.oiu entering tho palace,
vigorous medical treatment, Is now,' IomIoll Muy j.A ,.,p!lU.n f,o.n
be ter, being conscious, and hopes are jK.n Hl'yH ,fll ,.,,,.( wltlnul
eiiterlalued of his iccoyerv. roundatlou that an attempt was made'
St. Louis, May ll.-A Kansas Cltv t() assassinato Kmperor William at
detective has arrived hereto go on the ivtersburg
trail of tho Homier family, on whose ' Mmr, M,7y p...The voting Sat
premises so many bodies of murder- ,m.,ytlu. Jlrst day of the prelim
cd men have been found. Ho has , r t.u.,.tii for eon-tltuents of the
authority from Governor Osborn to for,.wri.Kt,.d In the choice of Wh
hunt tho assassins, regardless of ex-, pv.u-ral Hejiubllcans, (( Hadlcals,
l"-"'';0, , , , ., ,, c. Conservatives and 1 Alfonoist. The
Washngton, May 12.-1 ho f-ecro- n,m result of tho two days' voting
aryof the Navy has telegraphed t w probablv be :t:0 Federal Hepubli-
imk i inn.., .-iiiii-s "'" "i ' "-i 0H IIIH y oppositions.
Ts. 11., to Inform tho Department ol
the best moans to bring the survivors
of the Polaris to this city. If no other
conveyance. Is presented to tho (!ov
eriiinent will dispatch a steamer to
tho Hay of Hoberts. -
Springfield, (Mass.i, May 12. :t,ooo,- in lC(i, a young mail was convict
dim of postal cauls nave neon sent to 0, i,. Now Jersey of the crime o
OlMM
Paris. May 12 The Sunnloniontnl
Flection In Hochell, yesterday, result
ed In the returning of a HouapartUt
to the National Assembly.
the principal poMofllces, 2,ikk),ooo more
io-morrow. ami iieiiceioriu an rcijui
bltlous will bo piomptly tilled.
St. Louis, May Hi. itlack Hess, the
beautiful maro with which Leo Hud
son has been playing "Miueppa" in
dlU'ciont parts ot the country, fell
from the stage at tho (fraud Opcia
House hero on Mitunlay night, falling
burglary, alleged to Imvo been coin
niitted In Trenton, ami was sen
tenced for a long term in the State
Prl-on. Ills wile, before the trial,
knowim? that he hail been lodged in
tho New Haven County Jail in the'
month of December, to remain there '
four months and that ho could not
i. trniiiv r tin, 'I rimrmi iiiir.'i.nv.
ahoilt fuui teen leet, and leeelving in- '" '. x" .. ii ....... ,.i..i ..i.iV.i.w., ,
.lurles from which she died ye.-lerday. wont to New Haven and b allied
-Miss HuilM.n Is badly bruNtMl, but not ""oni WanUm eb-tcr the "wuiO
seriously injn.ed. pa per.s to show the fact, and t ha was
Now Voik, May 12.-Ju.lge Davis, tho last- tho warden heard of it till.
In l,U ,.!,., r,,I. I., ,1... liniliil' lnrv In. U'ltlllll 11 fl'W lUIVS. It HOW lllMieal'S .
Strawberry' Culture.
Rdltnr Wll'nnirlto Vitrim-r:
A lady friend, a lover of llowers i
and small fruits, "desires to know
how to prepare the runners, tho soil,
and how to cultivate) strawberries so :
as to have large and delicious fruit."
Delicious is a lady's word, and the
above qiic-tioii Is much more easily i
asked than answered.
First, then, all strawberries will
not grow alike on all Milk The first i
requisite to .success is to prove, from
experience, "What kinds or varieties
do best on our soil, and our location.
I la vo wo creek, river bottom, prai
rie, or hill land .' Or, have we city
lots, well manured, leaver dam, or
cleared timber land V Now, certain
kinds of .strawberries suit certain
kinds of soils, or arc adapted to
them. Tho richer the land Is such
at wo make our gardens in tho bet
ter, and tho larger the fruit. It Is
true, tho land may bo so enriched by
manure as to Induce too much foli
age; nor, indeed, is the fruit so "de
licious" as if grown inn soil with
tho organic anil inorganic constitu
ents properly balanced; for there can
be too much humttt, mould decom
posed vegetable matter and miner
als sand, lime, magnesia, oxide of
iron, chlorine, soda, etc.
Anil, secondly, how to proparutho
runners. This Is placing the cart be
fore the horse. Wo must preparo
tho soil heforo we can grow tho run
ners properly. Then, wo tako a
strong team, and plow and turn over
tho soil as deeply as possible; sub
soil, if we can, harrow, and roll.
Now, .stretch a line the length of
your bed, sotting tho plants by the
line, one foot, or two, if you have
plenty of land, apart in the rows,
and the rows three feet apart. Just
before the plants begin to form run
ners, scatter over the bed, half an
inch deep of well-rotled manure.--This
acts u double purpose; is a
mulch, keeping tho I. mil moist, and
is food for the sponglolos of the roots
of tho runners, stimulating them
Into vigorous growth. Kow, whole
there is quite a number of runners
formed, on these are Joints or liuiN,
which make Hie future liltlo plant.
Tho little buds or plants send up
leaves, and send down rootlets. As
.-'oon as the little plants have rooted,
the runner, or little vine beyond,
should be pinched off, thus throwing
tho whole .strength of the runner
Into only one, instead of many lltth
plants. Only four plant .should bo
allowed to grow around the mother
plant. Willi this number the little
plants grow vigorously, and the
mother-plant is not Impoverished.
Say wo have one hundred Trionipho
do (lauds in u row; these one hun
dred eau produce four hundred little
plants, as hero directed, without In
jury to themselves, besides healing
it crop of berries. And, farther, the
four hundred little plants are so uvll
nourished mid vigorous that, If set
out in tho fall, (hey will bear heavily
the ensuing season. Now, in taking
up those little plants, to Insure vig
orous growtli and fruit, a tmll of
(drtli nioultl be tal.cn iiji with them,
(hux urciirlng all their mot uniMtalr
ril. When these little plants aro sot
out, tho whole ball of earth .should
besot In well-prepared soil, as di
rected. If my lady friend will labor
as herein required, she can grow
large, 'delicious' strawberries, with
Just such cultivation us she would
glvo a tomato or a (lower.
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FOR 1873.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED,
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X ilaSSIIijcnr, enjoyn lln'Hli.Cfl clr.lllatU.ti of
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thin paper.
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101 I'rnnt HI , MAN IMCAM'ISf'O,
DeiUri hi lliiruift, Siili1lrr Lriillur,
vU I.HmtjiI ill'inunt tu Hie Irud i.i'uth
ALL SCr.KING
TKE BEST
AMI
IrM Illipi'OVOtl
WOOD PUMP
NOW IN I'riK,
run
Raising Wator lor
Sora'jstio Purposes,
or for Ham or Stock
Wolls.
Kie'T imt 11 wli" lii" I'l'l eperlemi' In Hie illrTot
rut waa of ralalrn; aler. kmtwaTHKHK IS NO
WAV tlV IMIINU IT MO eilK.M'I.Y, inil thai
that there la tin pump a.) ilurahle, contenlcnt, ami
free from Impartlnc unheallhr elamenla to Hid wa
ter aa Ihc plain WOOD I'l'Ml' inanufacluretl Iiji
The Snletii rump ('niiiiniir.
sept, si, isr:tf nsiiKii a iiaas.
D. LOWER,
OoiiuiiIhmIoii Ili1iant,
AND WIIOI.KS.M.i: lli:.M.KK IN
Oregon and California
Fruit and Produce,
I'M KIIONT STItr.in',
IM1HTI.AMI, ... ltiON.
C'ouiitr) onlcra prompll) nltciuleil In.
lunll .'KT
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HUBBARD
COMBINED
SELF-RAKE
REAPER
& MOWER
MAM P.UTt III'K AT 111!'.
Salem, Oregon,
rimi: I'lioi'iiiirmiioKTiiH woiitiiv kn
E. Iirpilre l.i liiiiilul tiiclil)' Hie of tlici-e
Superior Machines !
I Willi li lie Inli luta In htill.l) In onlerln lefl Ihelr
iii.'iii" In oreuou,
I'i'iIIiia; lontl.U'iit Hull t' "i tiro the
BEST MACHINE!
.Manufactiitiil, Inning nrilicil the only
GRAND GOT.T) MEDAL
lit the la, I two I i.lle.1 Stat' I nl" fr the
Combined Self-Rake
REAPER AND MOWER!
We enn riuifliti'iitl) leiommeiul Ihein In the inihlli .
Semi forilexrllillieuilalofue ai'iit free.
Mai hli.t a now ;it our ollUei.iiexhlhllli.il, mul for
h'l.".
Oregon Arjrlcultural Works,
s 1.1:1 oiir.tioN.
ny, (-iiIIlmI parllfulnr intention to tliu tlmt tho wife, Instead of oinployliiK.
iwtiKiilust usury nnd extortion on the the papers to seeuro tho releao of.
d
Inu' niriihit nwiirv niul i.vtnrtliill ntl tho fill, liailt
part of the iiiunlelpal olllcers. He hor IiiisIkiihI, eoneealed them mid
also nlluilcil In stioiii; tonus to the eloped with another man, and it Is
payment of fraudulent payiolN, anil thought that the lawyer who tlefonil-
imbed the U1-.1111I Jury to Investigate ,.(l tin. aeetised was In collusion with
the matter her mid bv some means made Imprls-
Thu ease of 'William M.Tweed was niiieiit eertaln. Why the man film-
culled, and Wednesday ussIbiiciI for ,.,.f has heen unalile to get n Iioarliif;
Twi-til to plead to titieeii new Indict- M.f0re this time does not appear, but,
menu found again t him. Wcilne; fu,r t.vlM1 vt.nr,i Imprlsoninetit, lie
lay, two weeks, u Used for the com- ,.l4 0ltaluci an intercession in his
ineneenient of his second trial 011 Ml.,iffr()msomo source, find Warden
former indictments. Welnter will start Tor Trenton, fortl-
Washington, May 11. -The remains Hl?(j w,, tl0 ,,ro,)0r p.ipers, which
of Chief .luMico Chase arrive.! here ., unou,t,.(lly he stiincient toL'ive
early this iiioruiui; accompanlisl hy f. f ..... ,,, nt)t.rty. These
hip relatives anil paii-nearers, ami f.'er,, n.K)rted ton gentleman I
i.u wi.vju. ... ii.'uu. w .... f Hartford, who came rrom now
room. Mora! decorations were taste-1 v" 'i ,, , .,iV,r.l iv la.st Hartford
fniiv nrr-ii..'.i wiiii omi.. . iiiiMinm ' "rlv on haturu.ij ia.si. jianjora
.....w, ....K..s. ......... ,
( 'otiriint.
A New York dispatch of the flth i
hist, says: " The rush of emigrants Is
now at its hlght. Ten thousand Kn ,
gllsh, (ieruiaus, and .Swedes will ar
rive at Castlo (lanlen within thu next
thiee days. On Satunlay the arrivals
aggregated O.fe II."
- I
Tho MuiiHllidd 1 III. 1 I'ri'Vilitlvi. As
sociatlon puts down the liquor trade
by sending a committee f fifteen
members, who march two abreast to
the saloon Indicated and sit and Unit.
Odd as is tills style of procession, It is
even so.
shojlo sEfjqrancoPY or
lT EVANS' ",
(Yr
THE PARKER GUN.
I StMO stamp roHcmcuua
! PARKER BRtfS
I WEST MERIDEN,CT.
1
James F". Brown.
1 Acont for Willnmotto Farrr.or
in i:riii:.i: hit.
nOOKMKi.l.l'.K ANO IIKM.KH IN MAflA-rile-.
I'.'ilmll. jl. Nim'ap..'ra, llnnka ami
" "hulwilillinia talon far the W II.I.AMM"! I
, r.MtMCIt. ami all l'-i-lt rn 1'utill.iitliiua, nt I'ul.
Ilntier'a prlrea.
.. iiiaiiu in fin 11, rei mm uonr in iiif ni. 1 nam a
ll'itrl, Hlll lie I'll). Or.'L'. ill Al'IV.
tfwSftHmA ft0'
Which eimlalii" a Hit of all the ilealrahle a.lvrrtU
MU lnr.ltlll.ia III the) ('nillltrjr Willi Clui'l'l ATI'"..
JfTr. A. Imahiahtetii Mil uh'jfleplra tiippemj
. ih.lr liiom-r to first 1'otkllilr. Adt lilllHUr.
sem aitfn fur 'St ct'iitB lu paper, Ui tenia In
'l loth Aililr. ib
T. '. KVANS,
Otntral Si'rtriiir AJttrHiirj ,ienf,
Ua I J ICK) Waililiiutun rllrctt. Htm'
Kansas Cential Land Agency.
Hansa. laj JOHN W lll.ltKH. I'roii'r.
Ilial folate IIubIiiob, at. lit for llio Kaiitaa l'a
illlr llallwli) (' 'a laml. ami I uhlUl.ir of the h'uv
i' I'i nil nl . l.ix'K'e, a 1 tan I'il'Ml ufKi.miilnu
lutluii ' only fl per ai.iiuiii.
Wouion can now
o'llcers lu Illinois.
be elected school
Wanted.
tliQ(( 011 ti.ooo, nr.vvuv.n nv
ipOWW lleil KiUtc III
Ihla utlce
lusalou. Inquire ai
o. 11 ir
II MAIKllir I. i BIIAW
2MCAZ.Z.OXIY St SHAW,
ATIOItNKVS AT l,lff, MAI.MM, OIICdON.
onico nir llru)'a norr, 11 mir of Mate aail
l.lhirtj aUtcla. Mayl7-lr.
nit. I. V. liltM!,
IJIlKVKT l.t l . Ute Kure..ii I' s. Voluutirra,
J J ODtce, liorhln lilwl., upttalrB. Ili.liluse.
CuinmrrcUl Biriet Huh m, Ore.., 11 .'7
S. QUZKH THORNTOK,
ATTOIINKV ANI rmWhKI.011 AT I.AW.
OrHce, In I'altiin'B llrlck, btats .trvit.rtilfiu
jBiiyJ-li.