Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 02, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjrwvr "MOBTnyfl pvtaii. SATURDAY. ATTGrsT 2. ipoo. OAILY 4ND WESKI.V DAILY -'- ever morning aaeept Monday.) V.lTwed brctrW.pt woe MO iikI, per v-f ... .-. 8 00 KKLY. t foOliAtMii svsry Friday Moraine;.) euyy, pec tonnm, Id advance... ......frl.90 Oien nut void in advance . , TM All. aU at the Albaay nostoraoe close t)eaaprnees aorta. rh iMwi states Cm WmI mda "l. Nairn Panes ft. ft. ) a. a. s.rUnai Md Salem 11 e.; ..IlMd Y equina 12:80 1. H Koe south 730 . , ovtoffic will be cloeed each evening . - - n to acres, o'clock. HiiWiiii matt far Um early morning aia hook) be meilsd befora 8 o clock the okeoon pacific time table.; Arrive Dcpc.ru ,.ltl.l5cma00pm rVmrtt. i e.Zpsnl e.M a MR. EDISON'S GENIUS. Most of the achievement of Mr. Edison's marvelous genius have been in the arts c f peace, but suggestion of what he could ac complish if he were to devote . his attention to warlike contrivances was afforded the other day in the exhibition of a mobile electric tor pedo, which be invented in com pany with an engineer named Sims. ' This device was given a trial in the water off the torpedo station at Millett's Point for the benefit officers of our own and foreign governments. The torpedo is a boat composed of two cylinders each about two feet in diameter and 28 or 30 feet in length,' one serving a a float and the other containing the charge of 265 nonnJs of dynamite, the cable storage compartment, and , the motive and Bteering adparatus. In action, this latter cylinder is totally submerged and only a few inches is visible of the other. In a dark night, or in the day time f for that matter, he must be a sharp lookout who could discern this' object approaching from a hostile vessel's deck, and he must be a r ire marksman who could hit it as it comes gliding on at a rate of twenty knots an hour. On its trial trip this fragile, deathdealing little machine worked perfectly. Steered and operated from the shore, the torpedo shot out to the length of a 5,500-foot cable, and turned and twisted here and there as easily and promptly as if it were actually gifted with human intelli gence. Then, under the guidance of the electric keyboard, bandied by Mr. Sims, it returned to the shore' within fifty feet from the point from which it started. It goes- without saying that the tremendous charge of high explo sive which this deadly craft would tarry could blow into splinters the heaviest armor-clad afloat. An other and larger boat is now under construction for the government which will have a cable two miles in length and a charge of 450 pounds of dynamite. Within a limit of two miles from shore or in a narrow channel, a half dozen of these boats couldbid defi nance to all all comers, but they could prevent r New York or Boston from being bombarded by the nine-mile guns of foreign enemy. If Mr. Edi-ion wants to use iis genius to make his country absolutely im pregnable, let him turn his atten tion to getting up the plans for a new and stupendous electric battle ship. A German paper gives the rail way mileage of the world at 357,- 400 miles, an increase since 1884 of 64.0JO miles. In Europe there are 133,000 miles, in America, 190,000 miles; in Asia 17,000 miles; in Australia, 10,500 miles, and in Africa, the Dark Continent, 5,200 miles. Of the increase of 60,000 miles, which has been made in four short years, no lees than 40, 000 miles was in America, and 30,000 miles of the increase was in the United States alone. The number of locomotives in actual use is 104,000 and England has 80 engines for every 100 miles of road: Germany, 53; France, 47; Russia, 40; Austria, 32; India, 24; and the United States only 19. The railway capital of ibe world is ttatimated at $29,000,000 000 and of this $15,000,000,000 is invested in Europe." AacTic explorations and arctic explorers stiil continue to spring into existence, in spite of the barrenness of results and the fear ful experiences that have been al ready recorded. The Chronicle thinks that Dr. Nansen's coming Arctic expedition piomises to tvttle the quest-on whether cur rents in the northern ocean will carry a boat from Behring sea to Greenland' which ' perhaps would be an achievement of some practi cal benefit. The remarkable three years' journey taken by relics of lhs Jeuuutt, wkich wwpkkad on the coast of Greenland, has led several savants to believe in the existence of this great Arctic current. Dr. Narnen proposes to sail through Behring sea into the Arctic ocean and then let the cur rents carry him where they will His boat will be so small that the ice cannot crunh, it and hia party will be limited to ten persons. He will have provisions for five years, and if forced to take to the ice he will drag these supplies on sledges as he did on his memorable trip across Greenland. " Dr. Nansen now occupies perhaps the fore most place among Arctic explorers, and if the scheme which he has devised ran be carried out he will be able to do it. He proposes to start early in 1892. Peru has had its whole public debt paid off by air English syndi cate, the railroads of the country, with certain valuable concessions going to what our representative in Pern calls "the three billion debt."1 It is somewhat dazing to think of a few private individuals putting $250,000,000 in one lump into any enterprise. Another English 'syndicate has ijuat paid the government of Argentine $15, 000,000 as the last payment on t system of railway it has bought in that country. Tut conference agreement of the two houses of congress on the land forfeiture business is th same as Dolph's Northern Pacific bill, and is likely to pass without material opposition though some objectors are looked for in the house. . - t i A .new line of black 'silk mitts just receive J at E. C. Searls'. ; . SEIV TO-lt ll. PR 1600, 100 ACRES OP FIRST-CLASS laad 8 miles from Lebanon, partly im proved, suitable for daiiy stock, fruit or poultry. For further Information inquire at this office. WANTED, By a lady who writes a good hand, and is boto quick and accurate iih auoouuis, a position in a store or odke, b U4 sture preferrea Address O. K. Box 8w, AlJieuv. LOS r One bay poor branded If. P. ou the shoulder, weighing S30 pounds, f) years jid. Any iuforiuaiiou will be suitably' re 'anted. Address Writsinao Uulourt. J.H3R RUNT. Three desirable- dwelling A? house. Eor particulars iuquire of Dr. V. C. Negus. I a WINN, AGENT rod THE LEAD J ing are. iue and accident Insurance w I IT ANTED -A FE BOARDERS. IS- II quire at the residence of Ji'n hi, X. Dorris, fourth and Calapooia strsets. LOST la tni city, s iia-hl-red Uewelieo setter. Answer to uauw of Pouto, Ke rd will be paid for bis return to his owner. C. W. Watts. CE COOL BEER ON DKAUCUf, DRAWN from tne ceiuwr, at M. Haumgan KU. BORiliO, ROCK DRILLIINU pruepectnur. Writ) J. B, UuKhes, Al- 'any, Oregon, nOK SALE GOOD MILCH CQWe, AT f Tritt Bros,' stablee. i U. PERSONS HAVING UNStrrtKD accounu with Joha Dierreiufer are re qeeted to eall at once and settle as be has M his meal market sad.has retired from me business, t 't'l NISdED ROOMS TO RENT Iuquire C of S. Oosu, at Delmonica rslanrant Ct W. AYKKS, ARCHITECT AND SUPER (. Inteadant. OtUjc orer First .National oanh boildunr, Albany, Or. Work solicited from all parts of the county Moa salb. A iw antes ssaixe sacUiss, X at greatly reduced rates; , also cboios uauary birds, aoglish and German singers. For uartkraaars mqiiiss at Mrs, Wss. aUea L'l.NK CIWABS-UlPOBa'aU. kKV WEST X and Domestic, embracing the celebrated i tor As Madrid, Estsellas, . Conquerors and tber choice brands in the Wells, Fargo aud western Union Tsiegtaph o3ice building. AVsTtteuember the place IX1K eALE- A Jersey cow. Well broke X for town purpoies Intra ire at Oregon ind Oompany ' omce. LOST- A breastpin oi heavy gold wire so cirubug a coral branch. The finder will us suitably rewarded by leaving- the same at this omee- MONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON good real estate security. For particu. lars enquire of Geo. Humphrey. For Sale). 1HOICE 6TOCK OP GROCERIES, XIX 1I J tun, etc Doing good buainess. (XKd , Boi reasons for Klling Address Mr. r. A, 375. oty. Just received a large invoice of shoes at . C. Searls. CLEKPLKSS NIGHrS mads mltorkbJe by O that terrible cough. Shiloh'a Curs is he remedy for you. F'or sals by Voahey 4 uasun. AbohJtly Pur, Tala powder aaver Vanes. .a.faarai of purilytrsnirth and wholeaiKueneta More scoaoraipal tbaa th ortUnar tlnds. and cannot be sold 1st compel: yioa with multitude, of. low Unit, sKorr reUbt alum or pboaphat oowdesw Sold oaly la ena, Rotal. Bskos w. sa Of, 106 Wall su S. I. Lawxa M. jsuwi dt Co., AsTaaU, Taraama. rmsitiAss WW, kASTBURN, M I., PHISVCIAN and Snnrenn. office in Mdlwain's brick. Can. be found at office da; or night. Hi U.' ELU, PHYSICIAN AM 8UBr HA. X geon, Alhei.y Orejron. WE DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND su.seon. Can be found at his office room in Strahan'a block, Fint street. Albany Oregon c. C. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND JUR- gson Albany. Oregon, office in Pieroe'e new block. Office hours, from 8 a. a. to 4 r. a. A J. RO88ITER, VETERINARY 8UR- IWi gtwiiwir w. . - - -J college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical eociety, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ann Marshall's lirery stable Residence 4tn andCalapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Da. t A. McAustik BonsorATUio pht- stclan and suorson Has removed his ofBce into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to, - DRO. sur A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Believue Hospi tal Medical College. New York City. Diseases -it women a speiHalty. OfBce in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vins, Albany Oregon. DR.M. J. PA TON. PHYSICIAN ND Surgeon, Blnmberg's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a specialty . Can be found n the ofBce day or night. ATTVMMElft, T. BCaifBT. L. T BASTS, J. W ORAPKR B URN Y, BARIN A DRAPER, ATfuR- nevs at law. Orsicon Citv. O'Son. Twe.i- tv years sxperien as registsrof to; V. S. Land Office it Oregon City and in tne land practice recomminds us in, our, specialty businsss before the Land Oifiee or the courts and Involving tne practice in the ge- eral Land Office. IT O. WATSON, attornay-at-law, Alb an AA. tMregoq Otflce in Strahan block J. S. DUNCAN. ATTORNEY- T LAW . and notary public OHoe in the Strahau blo-,roins No , land i. D. a. B. BLACKBbaB. . w wrioht. DLACKUURN. a WRIGHT ATTORN KY AT LI Law. Albany. Ornsvu. 1it ;Ii Odd Fellow's tethple: Vill practice in all court jr tne state, ana givs special attention to aii Dusuiess w OLVERTON CHARLES E. AITORNhV at Law. Albany, Or. Office in room li and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's Jg WEATHF KFORD, ATTORNEY . law, Albany, rirnron. tndoe in A1 the Flinn Bl.ca. -i , fV.il practice in all th worts of thsststs, sou give special attention to all bustneas. . JACKS' P. MEAD, AlTORMKY-AT-LA and this examiner, Albany, or. W il praotios in all the ouuita of the state. Ab stiacts of titls furnished ob short notice. Ten years experience. r EVKRK HOUSE. ALBANY, OK.- CUAS LV PfelHer. Prop. Only Orst-eclass bourn in ths city. Lsrge ample rooms for com mercial men. r-0 oalnamen empioyea in tn kitchen. Oentral sftfkto will'' to Corvallia. BKCKBT kOCIati'IKB. A, O.U. W.Slety Lodge No, IS; meets every Monday sveniug at toe G. A. K. hall on Fsrry street, between. Beeond and fhlrd. Albany, Oregon.- Btrangers in thr lit, and transient brethren, cordially invited toattekd. McPherson7ott No. 6, . A. B. 11 Staled meetings at the O, A . K. Hall on tne. second and Fburto . Friday svsnings of each monih. ' TraLSient Comrades aie oordi Invited to meet with us -S. W. KEECE, B. JA.Tablbb, Commander Adjuunt. Laa Seirvcylnx. )a arras skaiuxb sckvsTise doxb cam os iTtaln accurata and prompt work by callins upon ex-county eurveyot , T. T. Fisher. H nss complete copies of Held notes and towu ihip plats, aud is prspare I to do surveying in my part of Linn county. Posloffioe address, Millers Station. Linn oou ity, Oregon. t trader aasl Baliarr. D: . sbbu wiu, rrkiinH rtAxs, sriciriCA . . tions aud detai's for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to be first-class, hati jaates furnished on short notice for brick buildings.- residences, public buildings, bridges, etc Contractor aad Kailsler. mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED X in Albany solicits patrouaga froindt) and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling housr, including Queen Anne. East lake aud Elisa beth lan stvle of buildings. Will furnish olaaa, aadHciacatWia frea of charges. Satis faction guarantee W. C :ASaEL. C1ATAKRH CURED, health nnd sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh hemedy. Prioe 60 cents. , Nasal Injector free. Sold by Foahay Mason. iir ILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and VY Liver Compldintr Bhiloh's Vitslucrls shllob s vitaiucru For sale b Foahay uara nteed to cure you. Mason. fX)K lama back, side or chest, rata Shiloh's r Porous Piaster. Sold by Foahay. THAT HAOKINO COUGH can bs so quick ly curd by Shiloh's Ours. Weguarautee it. Be Id by Foahay kSason. Smith M o i i o b P H ! Tre aad 55 S it a 1 o 7 P o s OUR AERtATED OVENS M.ake the 2J ions Bread. Trv m and w will do von go o d GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES' The City Liquor Store . HA DMGAliT, lroprietor. f-"Nsxt door to the Oli foilows" snple, Albany, Oregon a Rsstw consUntly on hand ths Haeet iaioirted sal domsstlo wines. I Unlove, efcrarstjm toleyms. Only Srst-olaes liquor store in the city SPfClAl TTEIfPr PAIOfJ TULIUS JOvSEPH Manufacturer of Choice Cias AND DEALER IN FINE If OHTH) tigara. Flu and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pires..a full lin-. timolcers' Articles, also dealer In Me ' ot to Pffeifier'a candy store, Albany, Oreiron, CAUTIOaN Take no shoes un-'srt W. L. Dougms Bstne and price are stamped M. them. If vour deAler cannot supply you, send direct to la-turj enclosing advertijed price. VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Sold h ASKYOUK GROCER FOR Columbia FLOUR Tbejbest braor!ia the market. TliisfeztrA finelj.iualityof Flour ihmanu- facture i by the JEFFEESDITl FL0TJEING MILLS OF JEFFEBSON, OREGON The mill has recently been refitted and supplied with all the latest and most improved machinery. Aek tor the "CCLUMBIA" 4nd take no other. W j N rr ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to lny ila of 13EYOE & lllUHAK BKOS., WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Graduates studenta in CLASSICAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS, LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and leat expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School opens on the nrst Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President, Salem, Oregon. WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', mm THE STOVES AND RANGCS bearing this trade are to-day making World'a B9' home", comfi-'table happy than any rther brand in ex istence, . They aro : ..lo in all stylea and siacs. both for Oookiug and Heating, and aro sold at price, to suit the pursa cf the rki or P001, of imitations. Xxarnlae tM Beware ssi: ORDERS ROW THt mm AND KEY WEST r ise air. Heavy llaad fkral and rrrtliuour tt ntrrro.. Urttt la the M erUl. Ajwauiuc ht Ss-ewS M-M.lac hlaaa aewrsl a.Bc 4.tw Maaslrwcd Writ hv. J.&v fuller ahd t-nriurro' nlivc. Mr l.airn salae S oli Mioe. ..t at UvrfkluKtuea'a shoe. a).M mu I.J5 Key. Bclwwl All Made In. oticresK. Bailea aad Lar. X3 & 2 SHOES KOtt LAOit i.:a bwk tost mi-i. BE8T MATERIAL, BEST STYLE, HIST KITTING. fSrwreilofe. M. L- E. BLAIN. C0MPA1TT, aaT Every sack warraotedla tJV 1m orterf? ard rtalerp in all kinils of guns and animunitioa, ficliing tackle of ev ery deM ript on, cutlery and liahe lall gooda. tents, hammocks and ciuip chairs. The laigt-ct Btoek t-outh of 1'ortland. Come one and all. No trouble to show grods. Quick sales and small pioiits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and tirst I'laas workmen to do all kimls of work. mark more fFCpM Perfect teife riKr.-S.,.nGjlSfJlJ: il i P 11 KUli SALE BY KLEIJS liHU:S. SUCCESSOhS.rO KKAUSSK & KLKINj EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. The Best Slices "rCOT, . - '.a KID. JMOl LASTS JULIUS GRADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOKE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY (JEN TUNE KOGER BKOS Sll - VEKWARE, FRENCH CHINA A.D GLAfjSWAKr., BOY'8 WAGONS, BABY AND DOiX CAR, K I AGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. w i.u.. ;n finoat Tour d.flM-K nnd Family Groceries. II buys direct for net t-ash and arrirs the Insurance agent lor rire aau FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AM)JFAOY GOOUb liOl'O A I Finest Line of Pianos and Oruaus in tJe Willamette Valley, c a 1.1 atcp' ryjwiv ins k FEED ANP- GENK1.AL mODUCE MARKET. WAKTF.n SrFriAT.T.Y Pav. m tne i rrsTnn I'antio Kailmarl iitninn and mv inrreasinp home trarle wh.. o I aall i rrrmt fstiee to suit ths t-nri rissers. OfTra- for t or Ferrv tnw p t'jfa XJa i s w v si i l;'1lli!TO1V;iv;i!ii'!i AI.13A14Y OREGON V vv;int to giv our friprd a ;tofal ice -p wt Hreinsi'lfB e k1 ow v hereof 8x-ak. evi' buy a Hit-up tove. Wa t I von can gef a go l one. Tli wkl. kpi- Vm. Our -le : tinware i ft 11 a 1 l e g -snip. .'o i oor goiwls in tne f-U'ie. (lie Market. SHOES FOR ) 50 BOYS ad W MAOa ta Late Fine Shoes At Lowest Prices, and see our new stock. Call largest stock io the Yaile. iuaruir. !i. L BLACKMAN rtatoejry aad tMiei mr. 'ft. --s fu'l ae t t-oAa iiOurj. porviflicaUi, tie. eV Pi cripatosiS eaxef'. i odd murs UMPii So t-AHIK. STORE ra and potatoes, to snpply enstnmers - T M K liintft mm vutv 3REG0N PACiFii; ii.-.iLlionL- Oregon DeveiopindiiL iJg.'s Steamship L.lnd MILKSlMiUi AM 22 Hours s Timt Thau liv ai.i ir r.ui: A.-coniodationii utr.ti(i-:tN-! f. n,f'ftan dirty, t-ai. alii 'ictti-if -t.- itjun.fcmuf .be ureoii lcc f'ii.triit vii, in V i t riH, uiUcli ie- n.ui ia al j th loule im all coini" lit i i i Kfi' 1L aid San r rain-lac". Sailinm 11ATKS. raon VAuti.sA A'illaniette Vallej .... . t V Wiluiut-lte V allrl .. . Wiiiuni-ttu t .... . ... July i6 h . ....u . lat ..... ibth rsoa saa rnM ir-co r'arallnti .... .......... Aiiiauit-tte Vsuc.;...H a illauittw aibck .. . W. V 1 U o i.'i .Jul) fhc uDipanv reecrtv ihe ri'bt. to Jjiii teauiers or aa ii,. dates. v.. l. tl m ..Hi, w , ... r. & t. At-J.L. -. M(-ii4iouii kUu, au I iui . imi . ni. Kcuit-iiilx r iLi- I M -;. n i .n inc -u-lar -uiiuuir t-A. urr.,on-. Lt talc cacuimoii licUt- die u p.. ii- vi A eilii.ed.iyuiiil Miiuiduy Iruui Ail uny 0rvaili6 t'lid I'll i loin :i Id Iti u(uiiia and l'r the iciurn UipA uiitu , l in tier oO. Da;i.v !-assbSk faAiKf. a r.acel utiilata. w iaq.U.IM.1.! AM.!.- niw.ij .1. I tlAill luUi'- II" ll.atur 8 r a i Aiuau li. 8 a a I Ar ai4uiiik 4 3 .. J a. C llali. coiia-i t a. -i uu M a u ii...., Hooi.a( ti.liiiai .a.ai.al. Actlna O. t a r. -ti.i t ir -.tli. WKAS? SOUTH SOU J H Eh N PaCiHC I.CLU. ML MOUNT 2H. &Ta ' tllr.. California exi-i.s tiaii n.li ua.lj ilU , I aoaiii 0uOuui..Lv 1'ortuuiu . . . ai.. V .ul U 2e p IU..L1 AlUu).... L . uj .t;aiu.,Al.w..a i tai-claci.. t.y .. W ia . u. cwrnl Pna. lralu ImiI- k.A. aui.da ewiu..u r'otiiiuiu ... Ai.. s ou 4u 111. .A.V. Allaili ........ L. ..1-4 OU .aUl o Uj w ifaAr.... . Roniburit i.v . . o.-iu trlMMua 10pttl..LI Aiuai. Al.. m -io a ui..Ar. ... .LA.OAIIOU. .. l. . . e.. .n ";1oa ni..Lv....Aiiiaiiy. Ar.. t in OiL a Hi.. 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PULLMAN PALACt UR SLELPLF.S. free Co loam gleamair Cars lu ThrergB aa fcx -less TisiBi OMAHA council blxjffb KANSAp- city, CHICAGO AND fT. Lot Jo. AlriMiMI Ar ltl-iMK Cats Mil S kaati , Cose Connectit ns at Portland (or 8an Fraa cukv anu lUge bcund ix-inta. CsTBoats leave the Cuni)aiiT harf. at -lie foot ol biuaiiail in etreti, IuimUv ani r nuav ol eatb aeek. C. O. Ha LiM.n. Cit) ticket and rrtiklil Airuit i a. mili. rtnttm IraBc Nsssirr. f. A uOhh tlhri.tth'b Liyerj. Feeds Sale stable Corner tbamd and UL. .lh Hit JLHAJfT, - OHKUOh UuKaas boa at an by tne 1r . or uiutli Km naareaor hiunriee on m.iat Me terms KOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Ketail DiOfinsb 1 BwksHlrrs f T. OKfiO Ci.ui r. . ! ta; ci.h aid ' t litis imni'tl atrly iplievn1 1 1 tthnliri'a uie. F .r sale nv Fmhav A ten. OHII.H I CH st H urai :hi rt'ra O is old ly rti s umiai'ii If ure Oonsuniptiou. - Sold Lj t'seLt) A,.aM.i .