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-V I , A ft OCTOBER 25, 1890. VOL. V. NO. 280 ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE c - f-i- X? V ' ' .-.-Sjr''- - ENGO rHE- PATNTER. L. R. BLAIN The ieadiiiE Uollikr II THE STOCK OF MENS' -AND- THE IVrM, Ouuliti CW Til INC5, CLOTH IN'CJ, CLOT:!: -NO, f'LOTHIXO, t-i.ori xo, rjjrr.iisu. Hits, ( CLOTH ISO, CLOTHING, Caps' Ca, Hits Hats, SMITH & SENDERS 1 It is Strange to ToU VTkt Lota of Stoves Smith . Senders Soli; From Buly AXora Till Lata at Night, The S.ore i3 Full of C 03tomers All to their ovrn Delight JSTTJ W fcd ? It is Because they FAY THS FEEIGET on all CCOES, HEATEES an& HAI7GES noli. The tmoru Tinge h i atvr of trh irli tit i rut in a plrtnrr, in 1 he mil if Ha He II Vc -luff stoue that u-lil bunt lurfr loiufi ri link. It will ar finir wife Hjtlitthiff the wood fffnin this uintrr. llolth Ji v it It nig h We Lrve the only w what we say. Can l- usd torwell waier or ttatLed direct to thu family, otlict: or hotrl use, ami n il) jiositivelv take ot tlie tvater, ami we hae the Invest stock, best liailauJ, Mouitoraud Sup.rior stoves and Iranerea, i luir trouas LS aud Mercbt Tailor A s- BIG AND BOYS' LOW CftHtihJei'crt ! O V E UCO ATS, OVERCOATS, O V E RCOATS, O V EUCO ATS OVERCOATS, OVERCO 1T.S',' OVERDO ATS, O VERC( ) I TS. Boots", Boots, Boots, Boots. Shoes, hoe. Shoes Shoes ater fi) t r in the world. ' Tie Celebrated French CURB O. 2 5- i5o SlsS OK KFORE- &f5S the enertive ajtyone of cither m whether artsiiur trutu the vm ev e nee of etimuUnu, utaoco or opium or 1 1 nfh joulhful ukUi creOoa. over Irxloljreu . , ttc, eaoh aeloraoi Hmim rant. wekanrtvar. . dmiw ioiia, Uncoirhuo, Diobic, Weak Memory, LoexW Power end lmroti. T which if Def lected often load to weWw: old ce aad lneaniiy. Price tl e bos; box6 lor le.00 Sent by mail on receipt of prteav A WttllTCN CB A BAN TBS I girea with ever (ft order referred, to refund the money if a rerwaaneai euro ia noteOMtadk We here thoUModoof Uetlmoolfta troa SM and youmr, of both eeiee, who haveHwa permaueouy eared by the am ! AphjwflMe CircuWfree, Adifeet TH irUM MKOfCUM Weetern Branch, Box, 17. PorUeed, OnftM. Por wtle by Foehay ahaon. who eeeleeorl etail ilniKgiets, Alnaiiy.UreK'ia. for Fnaaie fr- rvtfiiWUie; noth lv like them on the liiari.es. fteeer fail. diKceaVidlv oaed by firmnlaent huiire nioMtily. Ouaranteea to re lieve eiiirci menelrtiallon. Suiwili Cess Don t be htuaVav t Have Uaie, Health and money. Tuku no tdhvr. eent tu any ad dree y mail on recript of iri., t2 utt. AO Ireea phre MreHclw' Malir Weat Bran, h box 27, rwrilnnd, mt. Bold by Foebey & Ifaeea, alhanr. Orer Absolutely. Pure. . ThUpowder neTer vane. A marrel of puri.ytren(ftb and wboleaomeneaa More economical than the ordinary kind, and cannot be sold in compett Lon with multitude of low test, ihort weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in mm. Roiat Binr '0w. Den Co., llk Wall sU S.t . Lewis M, Johnson A Co., Aironts, ' , Portland, Oregott. ' ' Wlieu we say tliis we 1)1 l)HS TO!- . i or money refund a ? --Ta. ? Tl tJ all boues, tUh and bugs outn-froah :-atou.rel,e 'GLI asboi truerit, reliable goodiSrowe' J!cL?T&p& heateis and iminn. nlumh -trged-withBattidg Umber on i - STORMS IN THE EiSi A Terrible 6ate Sweeps; leng thfl Atlantic, rnisftl ; ' : SUMS EXCITING Will ail Bala Hak TMmji Mr trMb! in lew Yrk-Bf4l Teneli WrookwL with one of th waoit vitfltjat tortus wbich it bu eodurH 4 tn niany day. A fierce nofthesjt erly j.aif drove the hwtTT rsia Id almoet lioriEontal heeci,. rer4er iaa nmtrellaa of HtU;p, and (be wind tbrouKhout tbe BigM rttled gns and shutters. i v fhis morning atoriee of damage the coast began ta.cofoe : la. tat it ia feared that the won sill mat be known . until to-Korrw. tfrv high tides wiitfr from (be Btoron. r-eiral email, boat wire ca iizl olT f M09 Uraach, .hut tb1 occuoant we ro reaeoaaL . . ' Tlie storm didcesidwibiedairivl sge in Brookivu. A- foortcr nnoK DUMOMip, 10 foume 01 : tioo 00 tf alafy utrwt, was bkmu down. John Unaay.a pafser-b, was bttiied in t'tte ruins. Hie in juries are thought tA.re fatal. - Nohfoijc, Va Oct. 2-ir :Aerri-' fic southeaHir-rly gale wthd 'feKflC on Cliwapeake buy yesterday. Tfc wind blew at the rate oi ail tv uiilin Mti hour, laliiuir ..thfl aea into iiiouiitainous wavn Whioli were n hieh at all noints thai they completely washed aeyoM the new iron ier eornpleted by : hc government last anrinz. . - All telegraph lines of lias -aigaal service along thecooet were' down yesterday. l?oiTf'S, Ort. 24. A robot vlo lent northeaat storm is nreVailins in this vicinity. At Revere lac) tle wn.d and uiuli tide. played ead' hawoe. The Woburn house wa IHted from l's fonndauoo and act tlnd deei in the sand. . Many other buildings were vartladl wrecked and several mall vilfs W'Tf .iriven ashore, but do eMaa tiea have aa vet been- Moorted. LaJmUbxmiw shore th& -steuu m repnneo tooe .tne most Mvete one siaee 'SoYanu aeema u be. in creasing in fury to-night. - . - Baltimokk, Oct. 24 -'The. goat torn anated eomewnat in seventy tothry. ; Veaeela coming: fn show aiiffls ol hard uaair t v AaHBL-ltv FaukJS. Jvtct. H. The.irew Jemev cbaitt? towns' araJ receiving al share of the sevre-j nortiieaatariy sj(prm .The oamage J aoue iovsa)OTe lowoa irom- oanay fiook to Barnefet ftilet by: the storm and heavy tides wiH amount to thousands, of dollars. The most severe damake wkf done at Mon mouth Beach. The sea cut a large' trap, into uie Dlun and made, a clean swef. The storm is unus ually heavy in southern Vermont. BraUieboro repdrt twoani a half : i r-.:i - j : 1 1 7: KoqalKitloai; on the Trwaaaury tor AS.eM,000. for reawlras. - W Asiiisofosr,' 1 Oct. . -; 24. The pension. Itirreaii to-day .made refjjuiiti'tn'n)Krii tl e treasury de partment for twenty-five million dollars' to meet The ' payment r( pensions under the act of June tl, IROO. .as" ftell as ' those under the old la'ws for the next two months. 'A Yovmg Priest's Dwark. Pitts bi:k;, Oct. 24.-Theeaddes and inyaterions death of a yoaag man who has been atudytag for the priesthood in Mi!lvaler"on Oc 1 -A I.' . .1 CKNU tober 8, has given rise to tnanylAheftol the wnaf weanen who surmises, it was not uniu to-day that the cause of death -became generally known. Tbe was about 23 yeirs of age, and feUf in love Witn a young lady of Hen nett. near Milfvale. - PeeHng that as he waa to 'become apri)etlt was wrong for him to'love, he be came temporarily insane, aba wiiile in this state mutilated him self so that he died Lrialattro Adjoaracd. CoU'mbps, Ohio, . Oct. 24.- exra seesion of the Istcialatnre called by Gov. Cainpheir to 'recon sider the alleged cofriiptioh in the municipal boards at Cincinnati cone uded its husiji.-cn tb' after noon aiid adjouroei!. " ' The bill became a law providing that a non-partisan board of improve ments fur Cincinnati! be appointed by Mayor Mosby, and to Hold until April, when their miceeseors shaft be rleoted. A line! With Crowbar. .Xkw Yirk. (. 24. SomdU- j Vord, 32 years old.'andCarl Barg, 1 .wwl 1 tl I l . , . L"? - .'. .. . oiwi to. n.ugoi: B..UUVI eitri nortn with ifoii crowbara in a hliicksmith -Itf.p, The Vattle fended only when the men had -; suuk.lp the trround with fractured (skulls. They were removed to a heepttaif-iincpBHtious. -" frfttlavyManetTlaaMr. , UaUied'Kt'Jl Maran JSiltM-OBtnei ,sovernment - ttnda. nr. uroweris I tbe owner of a large aaw mill at thefaUa. maiii nVtistflM LtrcLv. ;iwawei ea.aiwre)airo, naanae. Wtt KAvaaa Cm, ' Mo., Oat. 34. Twelve members of tbe Women'a Chria4iavn,Temperance Union, of Iwrtsnce. -Kaaaak. went to the original-, package ' boose opened yesterday by uenry Kriaei, and rem ained there the entire day and until 8 o'clock atidaiit. They said tht!:tbeirc rrnrpose- Waa. to aaoer uin-. lua. clasa of people who fostswilbf M. They were propHetor did r toMUwsjaeta. Two policemen arere oraeted dor ins; "(he tmezaooh to)- keen the street in front of; the place dear. aii arternoon' toe woaiea tat te uncomfortable silence, but about nightfall tbey started reliirOM songs latyd ' piwyenaeeoag was croxtng wtilcn- tbe eale of teaSraa brisa "Tbe: women the most Moniaeat lalAweace. trinlaie. ' VinT5Q. XV. Va.,0ct. 24.- Afovercox utu as iwrty arrveo in ' WheeHng this ftersodi) ua their .way from Maseitkn', Ohio. ft ewwd thronied tt statiwa and cieered fbe governor an he passed throogtu .On his arrival here a tefge crowd auet him aad escorted trim to tbe hotel, where ArerepUon was held laeuuii three hours. Uur- !hich prominent democrats of the state" paid their Teepecta. The governor spoke in the opera lasuee t-nighttbaa audience eaty iSai ited by the capacity of the hall, dwelling on the tariff and other issuesLi the cawpaign. f SpwaJier Kd la Cfeloaf... taUifAoo, Oct.- 24. Hpeekei Ueed reached liere this looming from Vateiloo, Iowa, lie was met at thedepet by the official of the Union League Chib, who es corted him tu the Grand . Pacific hotel, where aa informal reception was held. Ha will deliver an ad flrees-here this vletuoon. . JACK, THE RIPl'ER. HI la AT Bit OBADI.Y WOatX r efaH-Bei i.Im4 Henri? Svearael. LwrooH, Oct. 24. A "Jack, the Ripper." scare is on aaain. To- aigat, ia secluded' part of the South Hempstead locality, was found the dead body ef a weaaaa hooe head had beea nearly sev ered, wbl e the bod showed kicks and bruises sufficient to cause death. The victim was a woman of low repute, and this was anffi cient to start the cry of " lack, the riiper" A BOMAHTIC af AKBIAOC yfle Twa Cwl Safe BrMal . Tatar la Ballwew, : - BnouMaitAif, Ala., Oct, 24. At the state fair to-day : Thomas J. Mine and Miss Gertnde ritmaa.of Brewton, Ala., were married in the nresence . of 10.000 people. The young couple then stepped into tbe car. of a balloon, and with aa aeronaut sailed off on tbeir bridal tour. Tbe bfTtoon finally landed l top ef a nvmniaut seveateea miles away. . -BTOia A WOMAM'S WAKO. Tfce wwr oeee Tat a nut. . Wm.Bif t llMe. A eurioos ease is sherUv to come befotw the court at Ferltead, Me., being the 4riai ola ntan lor the bad bean dead .20 yen. The story iaaMoaaenoBt oaa -ia . iarw noaaw ; awaiortn. aa Englhrhmaa ia tha ininber bus- wweParW- ejaaaa aawMaw PwVWaas 9tka motkar. Mr. Annie . ta&xia. Tbi Uly on nevdeatk bed taade bee. Mate totay Tier remat'it betide tfrose" of lr hrwbaod, who 1 i. -. l uried iu KnglaneVnear Boll.' For various easona lir. rsiorth" has never been able to keep this promise until the rat - spring, when early iu May he had the body exhumed proposing to take it to England. It was U'ticed tuai the coffin waa extraordinarily heavy, and to ascertain the cause it was opened when it was found that the bofey bad 'completely turned to stone. Mrs. eWatortb,- wbce death took ptaee when sbe Waa barely 40, was a. rarely beautiful womnn, with hands rtit'ularly eymuetticAl ni'd small and it is said that her t rilled form seemed, aa exquisite Hte carved in gray marble. IVtuitng sailing with it the hotly v.ao Mt t T Mr. - Hsaforth in the barge of tawsou, an undertaker of rhis vUco Wliep Mr. iSeaforth. called for the remains he found that the right band bad heen hrrLe off at he wiirtaed wae gone He ovcuee.1 lwiof thaibeft and, procuring, a search aaMvant, iauod tlvelraad j4ihe laOars private daak, Ths) case baa attracted a great oeai of attantlsn, aaitis tboogbttrylawwaxa -to be naiaoe. Laweam will plead guilty to the charge. H aays that he wanted the hand aea curiosity and article of Tirtaa, and did ootataal it foe we ringe. goaod pearls on the foreflagar. - -' v A CHAPrER OF FIRLS $100,000 Goes Up in Smoke at Hare Island. TALITABLB MAPS DEIIROTEU. k Bass Fasteiy BarasJ-Larta roreit Ftrts aaglag ia Calif rala 30,000 FUe.. aailora wentoowa int tne base- meatof the steam engine ring store bouse at -Mare Island navy yard this afternoon to draw a pint of aspbaltum.' One held the light too close to the fluid and in an instant tbe combustible stuff was a sheet of flames. The basement is used for the storage of asphal- tarn, machinery and light oils and benxine.' Before an alarm could be sounded the entire basement waa a vast body of flame and smoke. .The trapdoor were shut down, bit so intense wa- rim Are that it found its way up in a short time and the whole btiu : waa finally enveloped, it t- fully au hour before-the fire was under control. " '' The value of store in the store house was about a million dollars. fhe lose may reach iHM.OOu. All the nags (or the navy and the new one for the Hn Francinco were thrown out into the mud and water. Valuable drawing and mats, which have been accumu lating for year were entirely ruined. The (iaa Nlint OH. Iittmii b, Oct. 24. A ceii'ation baa been cren'ed in iron ami steel circles by the announcement that the Philadelphia Gas Co. Uah le cided to dieootitinue fiipplyiig oatunl gas to pml limj: lurnacen for fuel. ' Thefe are HtM pud llinr iurnax-es la the city kji-I over hall' of lhem.'-wiL he. smu oir a ft re atilt of the order. Tnis rt ill neces aitate an enormous expend in changing the construction of . lur btvsD for the use ol coal, in ad dition there will 1 heavy added wet, owing to higher priie.f coal. The estimated daily consumption of natural aaa now iu use in thii city ia 600 000.000 cubic feet, and la, aqjdaT to 25,000. tonn'of coal. AlmoaS Wwetroyod By Fire. East FkPftaKLL. Mass., Ocf. 24. A. big fire waa discovered this morniasEat 2 o'clock in the shoe factory of Leighton Bros., and soon after the whole building was ablaze. -A high wind was blowing and the" flames ' spread rapidly. The shoe factory-, tnree residence?, seven e'aree and a block of Niard lag bouses were burned. The hies ia estimated- at $300,000. Several hundred persons are put out of employment and the town is in distress. - " roraet Flrea Ka'srlne;. Ban Rifel, Cl., Oct. 24. A large forest fire is raging on the western slope of Bolinas ridge. Many thousand feet of valuable timber is-in danger of destruction. Smoke hangs over the town like a mist, making tbe air close- and sultrv.' A large force of men have beenout night end dty trying to get tbe fire under control, but so far without success. Balclda at Seattle. Sbattme, Oct. 21 Alfred Gates, a carpenter, died to night in a saloon from the effects of lauda num taken, it is thought, with suicidal intent. Gates is about 35 veers of age and leaves a a ife and several children in Cortlandt, Nebraska. .The deed is attributed to domestic trouble. A so.oee rira. Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 24. The Excelaior Water Proof company's buHdina- was Butted by fire this aJternoonJ " Thirty women and girls working on tbe top noor were cot off from the stairway and were taken from, the windows Dy flremeaoel'.laddeta. -None were injured. "jLoes- 30;000. Aaotaejf4 Saaaahor. Cafiair2fKV('tT. ImL, (cf. 24. The stabiou euon yesterday trotted the uifltih' wile on re cord First quarter, HH aecuodi; secoud :)0?4, th faeteat quarter oti teeonl. makimr ft bait mile m l.UJ, or at the rate of a mile in 2.u. Saateureil T Yoare. Hax FsancIM-o, Oi-t.24. tieorire W. Cummi'i, the voutiiiul tage rvbtier, who sioppeil " wi'Hia and Ukiah BUge frw week aiiO, um aantt-uceti lw ten vears iiuinia- onment by Jn.tije tlun'man to-day. t Broker Mleaine;. Ditsvica, Col.. Oct. 24. tieo. L. llarri". a prominent real estate and utiue broker, ha.t been miss ing aince Oct. 14. I Ii frtemU nre Mupii'iouB that foul play is the cauee-of hi disappearance. From tbe Oallowe. JfASHTlLLB, Oct. 24. W. D. Hlghers. who cut his wife's throat near Lebanon yesterday, killing her, committed suicide last night by hanging in the Lebanon jail. WUooaatn'a Governor, Niw Yobk, Oct. 23. The re ported condition of ex-Govemor Noble, ef crit"!. Wisconsin, is very MOKMONS AKKE8TBD. One Blahop Baa Sevan Wlvae 8ttatenced to Hans;. Salt Lake, Oct. 24. Several ar rests ol Mormons for unlawful cohabitation have been reported the past few days, amonir which is Bishop Jorgenson, of San Fete county, who is said to have seven wires. He has just returned from a niittaioii. Elder Mart Allied has also been arrested. It is asserted that be his just returned from a mission, unniting two young women witn nrm. Ai Kli, .Nevada, - Hanle- Farm, who killed P. G. Thompson in Pioche last September, was found guilty and sentenced to hang De cember 13. TRAIN WKECKE1. No One Killed, Although Were Injured. Many Topeka, Kai., Oct. 24. A Den vei veatibule train on the Santa Fe road, which left he e this after noon was derailed while iroine around a nharn curve nt a hijh rate of speed near Waukesau. The mail car toppled owr on v eide, two day coaches turned cross wise on the track, while a chair car, a sleeper and a tourist car fe! over on their sides, completing the almost total wreck of the train No one was killed, but manv were injured. TlllCOt ill A IIKinOE. . Ky Killed and Five) Men Serl ouely I uj ureal. In si'nUK. Ia., (W. 24. A por tion of freight train iiiiiiiIht 7, on the Illinois Central thi evenine went through the iron bridge at t'entre (Jrove. The bridge waf being t onsl rueted to replace an old one, ami fifty men were aorkinc on and under it. Nearly all of them got out. KnU-rt keatlr, a fifteen-year-old son t the bridge watchman, wee killed, nd live men, Dan IXnwhetty. Hugh Con uers, Jol-n Wolff, Miles 'Winter and Jerry AlcGowan, were severe '.y injured. MANSLAl'lillTKU TKAlNMICM AIIBKstKU ON till AHUVK CltAItllt:, Oroas Careleenee the Cauee f the Death of Engineer Jame O'Brien. Portland, Oct. 24. Ihe cor oner to-day held an inquest, over the body of Engineer Jane O'Brien, who was killed in th railroad accident near Fairview.on the Union Pacific, yesterday. The jury found that O'Brien came to his deah through a collision, and that his death was due to grosf careless on the pa-t of August Brown, fireman on the tirst section of train No. 22, in allowing the signal lilit on the engine to go out and remain. Also charging Engineer Edward C. Smith with criminal carelessness iu not being certain that the lights were dis played. Warrants v. ere issued to-n;glit by the district attorney, charging Conductor John shannon engineer, Edward C. Smith and August Brown with manslaughter. All three were pldced under arrept. Their bonds were placed at $2500 eacii, which was furnished. DR. COOKS FOUND, Bis Mind ts Sunnoaed to be Deranged. Chicago, Oct. 24. Dr. Clintoo T. Cook, the young physician who has been missing mice October 9, has been found in Philadelphia Tne police some time ago sent a photograph and de crip t ion of him to all the large cities of the coun try. The police of Philadelphia to-day located him. Where he has been wandering since he was seen in St. Louis two weeks ago ia a mystery. He is supposed to be deranged. They Want Seclualou. Washington, Oct. 24. Arch hi!io. Inland, of St. Paul, Minn , Bishop Shauhy, of pouih Dakota, and Bishop McG.tlr.ck. of Dulutli, to-day had an iitt-r.iew with -ecretary No'ile ami the acting Indian commissioner ujon the subject of Indian eclnxils iu the Northwest. They requested that the -i'.ers who have been conduct ing the t. Mary' and St. John S-hoolH for giils on tl.c Tuttle ! Mountain r servation, and who ! were emuloved as -.'over inneiit in- Mruclo's when the fchools were itiecontiniied by Comuiiafiioner (ioriiuii, he ermitted to prex-ive seclusion. Secret iv Noble in- ' formed th-! that thesnx rintend eidoi Indian schools has alre.tv laeen in.iructe.l to petmit ihoj1 'S"1 V? SmV. gr sisters to lie wpart from ihe oth r!4V",:8 ' f""1 r" " diet-inction teachers i ll n '"""l that r.-qmres r.o jhiiloii ig to lit to the female fjrm. FaatTime. rhtongoout the village ot lnd.a, I.ndki kniu nck, Iowa, Pet. 24. rap U regaraleal nn a natural nri. llau lin'e team. Uelre Hamlin an I os ly. and is n-vtr ke in Wot. Juetina. were tent to-dav to lieat hv the vill.ig s'un Ver-ner. It i. 1 the worM'e tecord of 2:13 male by ' them, aud made the uiile jn 2 :13'4. 1 ) i otiRiimption ia by no lueans eon Gl'tiibik, I. T., Oct. 24. The si.ierable. The total confumrv council to-day pasw-d a bill locat- j tion of soap in this country do-a ing the capital at Kingfisher, but ( not exceed 1 00,0 JO hundred weight its advocates are fearful o1 its fate per annum, or one htiMred weiwhi at tbe aovernor's hands. ' amou 2500proaa. SPEAKER REED He Addresses Large Audiences in Chicago.' 23.ooo.ooe roR rsNSiONB. A Yoaag QiilEUpea ana Wiali Up iaa Bawdy Bcaae-Bnieide at Baatila Eattera Jfews Chicago, Oct. 24. This after noon Speaker keed held a recep tion at the Union league clot) to members of the club, and was afterward banqnetted there. Ac commodations lor the largest poli tical garnering in inicago bad lo be doubled to-night to make room for the throng that attempted to hear Reed. The doors were looked at battery "D" armory folly an hour before the beginning- of tUe meeting, and over six thousand people were then inside, while hundreds were patiently wailing in ttie . eecon-i regiment armoty next door, where ait overflow mealing was held. -When several hunured members of the union veteran association with. Itannere living, entered the hall aj eto:t to Heed remarkable enthusiasm was manifested. Mr. Ueedxixike at length on the election .question, the McKitdey bi!l and the work of the present congress. Contrasting the two great partier, he Mid the repub lican pa1 tv achieves, and. the democratic party finds fault." ' THK t SI At, 11KS1 I.T. Young t.lrl Klopea Fmm Hum aaut Wlutle t'p iu a Hrawdy Hone. Pittsbi ku. Oct 24. Three weeks ago A. IVntley induced Miee IVan Wagner, aged 19, to elope with b in from her ho.ne in Cop lrtovin, Pa., and come to the city. Miss Vt agner wa a rei,i- iible young woman, the daughter of J. G. Y uguer. owner of a Jatga flour mill at (Vmpertowu. Ou -di-rivi-g here Bentley put up at 'tie Kcd Lion hotel and he and M:e Wagner live. I a hum and wile. I'emley's money ran oat anl Ua look live girt to a houae ot qiav--iontbe r.pute, prr-roieiKg Iit if she woiUdiieti-ome an inoMtw tbe place he wOuM marrv her. I'his morning Detective P"i"lKn arrested Bentlev, Miss Wagner and Annie Lahelle. proprietress of the house. All will be held until tne girl's parents can be beard from. Chinee Merchant Paaa. Portland, Oct. 24. Wong Chin Wai, one of tbe leading. Chinese merchants of this city, and princi pal member ot the Yuen-Wa com pany, died this mor ling of pneu monia after an illness of two weeks. The body was embalmed and will be sent to Chins. The dead merchant was one of the wealthiest Chinese residents here. EVERY MAN III 8 OWN TAILOR. Advantage or the C'oataaae Worn hj the Natl vea of India. imee ot India. The national costume of tbe people of Indiat has ben much praised for i s eimpliciy, lightneea and adaptability te the. climate of of the country. The aaree tbe dbotor ami the turban are capable of being manufactured in various tints and colors, and of being folded and displayed on the person in various wayri. The turban possesses" the. greatest adaptability to the taste of individual, and we -find that this taste has been exercised by tbe'. people to distinguish sect of tne wearer, and in some caAea the priests. But the ingenuity that baa been exercised in ihe form . sad color of the ehief articles of dress of the people of the country is not -the ingenuity of the -tailor but the ingenuity of a people happily ignorant of the tailor's art. Tney are worn by the people exactly aa they pass from the weaving loc'nte, hence wheu presents of cJoth are made in families ami tbe custom of making such presents 'is general these ate ai scried a- Ylothe." A bride ami bridegroom nceiving a present of cloth, .at h -wedding c-rmotiy are ai"otMT aire.! in complete -nrQa -Sji. 4 cloth.' Sareef. dttotnr. and - turban are (-imply cloths of variuii lengths, espeviaHy the turbans; anal it is not at alt necessary ihat the wearer ol the cloth jalial the cloth itRt If fh.ilal nny relaiiv-e ; ie. for these -!oMiii tit anybody or anvboty fits the garment. Ihe thief idea which appeal to rim through the Indian national cum m i how tj make nature do all ladotiue:. Tailor niad a-lo'h:.ujr h:s lieeu intriMluced int India siiict- the iiiiltol;tlia-U tt v ' . '.' ,u,4i rcr, ties ami tiirvaal; hutth? j however, tinditg a pl-ce j(l fh ! I"""U b' " tlw ahoiet wf r- ' eery ea.er. who do a rrUd liuw.