Morning daily herald., June 12, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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'-) CENTS A WEEK.
rjoaWBaking
Powder:
Used in Millions of Homes
ife are at
Our Spring an I Summer S'ock
complete
DRSS3 GO 5DS
Very attractive lines in new
coljr:n.:s and Lit-, st
novel' ies.
SPRING & SUMMER JACKETS!
L.itst Styles ! Hig'i Novelties! Lidies, Misses & Chil. lien's.
FURNISHING GOODS,
vklvkts, n.':s. svtins np plcshks.ladiks' ani
MHSK.S S.: VXD KNIT ITXPKRWEAR. COTTON'
AND WO )L ir SK, K'dBROlPKRIKS. SILK AND
LINKS HAXDKK.RCHIKFS. SCARFS.
VK1UXGS. SHAWLS. KTC.
riihr wn rn iiu m mm nn n m i
VniKlUlHIrlinRINS!
1UJI
Gf. W. SIMPSON,
fi its c sTRi:i-:r, albvxy, orkgon.
"'Ire iSprliiK the younj; man's fancy
Lljjl itly turns to tliou;! its of Iowa !"
The wise young man, the ol 1 in
turn their step", when searching
butter, fresh laid e.H, stip'e and fu
grocery store of
C. E.
The Albanv
A FULL LINE OF
'I'll fi lVOI lUC S L'A'l'JiS
Mil LOAN & MM CO.
OF SAN
an Abolutelv
FOR SMALL MONTHLY AMOUNTS.
o
aftnSix dollars per montn will amount to $1003 in seven veats,
doubling the amouut invested in that time.
Money loaned on rpal estate securitv at (i per cent. For full particu
lars apply t S. X. STF.KLK A CO.. Local Agents.
40 Years the Standard
the Fro n
1 1
will le foun.l larger and more
Hi in ever.
WHITE GOODS
Anything and everything in
assortment and end
less variety.
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filiiof pi to!
hat, as well.
Cr
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in, the thriftv housewife, all will
for fresh tav!e delicacies, choice
iey groceries of all kinds, to the
Brown ell.
Furniture Co.
UNDEUTAKIXG.
FRANCISCO -
Safe Inf
FOIl SALE. WANTS., ETC.
T ANTKU- A tlx r.ioiii cottage ncir the
l business i ticn of the rity. Will
rent by the car cr take a le-is;.'. Call at
1 1 T' K A I i-'tt'.ce.
U'ooj SAWIMi J-'ne ! the shortest
ni'ii-c. Ordfn h:t at lr, IninV
he fniH.ptli attemUtl to. v. NtKLV,
llTAN'l Kl. A litiiatmn to tlo fHirr.ll
f line wk .1 x.in K Ai(l
:it IhiorLee.
tl'-N KD Airenti' tn u l! a t o'isi holil ar
il tide l.eeJiil ii. ivi-r h ur: hii: money
to rilit party; I kuim le t n c-ei t.st aildre-s.
N. i; MtLi.Ni.llot nk, -jr.'i eveiilh St, IVrt
a il Ot .
1'OSt SAI.K A iin-il h Te, hail e-8 and
1 huyjy for yale i h np for ea' h: a haruat.l.
hi. quire at the real is a.e ullice if llurkhart
Keenty.
VtUKslI MII.l'll V KOU SI.K. -IIAS
J? heifer e llf anil it a Ooil iliileh eow, Ap
ply to K. N. Colulit. ,
P.. WINJf, AGENT KOK THE LKAD
V.y in,- fire, life and aciriilent inuuranee viim
uaiiies 1 A('t(KS OF LSD- Alt fit for cult!
10' vatinn, aril un ler fence, for hale at
5SI11 (k.t a'jre. Within 1A nii'eH from railroad
tati in ami 20 miles from Alhany. Apply at
this nfrke.
SAN WA has removed h 9 laundry to the
iron hou the eorrier of Seeond and
t.von Btreetii.
olli-' lit Keillor-.
All th Kie indented to the late firm of
Thompson Itverman aie reipiested to call
at once and settle the same.
MONKV TO LOAN In lar.M or siual
ainiiiiiits, from siv mo'iths to fivt
cars on All'ftny, ami Linn county real ostati.
t:.ili in or aidless W. K. M d'herson, real
state broker, opposite liuss hi ise
la ml lor rnle.
S. 10, in, I", SO ai res, easy terms, install
ment plan heip and iuuh-prired. Also a
lew city lots all owi.c.l l,y II. I'.naut.
MONEY TO LOAN-HOME CAPITAL ON
1'imhI real estate security, t or particu.
lira enquire of Oe". lluiiiphrey.
IOi: S J:iWtol,iliM irth of houw
i h ld f irniture in exchauiji' for iuiprovcil
re d state hn prre at ortii e of On-'on Laud
Com, i.viy.
ioi.! itixi;. ;ili i-rxs. c.'ii.Mt
1 p.-:i, i'H, .-rv i.'(,...l h in-lk.-r. hief j, all
sent t dilr,-- to in'r.Ml.i, e in chap
liin- of i;-i ,U. tor lo crs
J S. SlUM'iNs, Cadi
ll'AV I".. - A l'h,.I M.irkh ,r.c. l i p.i-l
f t ,-nn:i-ne id r 'k. C.ll at I. I..
W .til e .V 'J . I.. I' Kn.ii ,
rilllV A SW'I .S KK'hTAlL. II' li 1 II K
X l:-t--t mi at rli Uireitl Stl.M.n.
w,
I A s'.l ll-h, "ll'.e hn.'.'V Icrs-
rr tl,a: a ;t minute traw-l, i. Ap
Ant mi lie, at St t'lnrl i- le.t.l
I.
r o. ' 1"' oni th d m li '.el in Hi's city
J as.n iii t -n tcrr.i r she. I, forma-
tiori lea hii,' t) its re.-iv.rry mil l.e suit.ibie
re.virdi:d.
I'llusK I'INIUIN'1 THE sKKVh'KS or
I ..v i..r..-.-..l miii-si- li flntl one l, all.
p ii k it t' e cjrnef Hi h ind lUker Sis.
.iin( fsurvrylnic.
t)Urilt DRHIRINO SIJRVKVINO DOS CAH OR-
I tain accurate nd iirompt work hy calling
mioii ex-eouiity survexot r. f. T. Fisher, lie
hascomplele copies 01 nciu notes aim town
ship plats, and is prepare I to do survevini: in
any art ol Linn county, rostomee anuress,
Millers Station. Linn cou it. Oregon.
U'O MI S WN; -A. II. Howard lrtin,
pnr. Ii;tc.l the IT 11 M .Jolifl wood aw
in ,u'tit, is now ready ti fl-l all 'rders.
Leae c-rihrsat residence, mrilcj of Scon.l
alio '.'ulaiiooia strtcts, or ieoe rrciuati's.
ITCNISIIKI) ItOi i MS In rno of the
pliasan e t lT-ahties ill Ihe il ti
lent, fir pftic j!ars iinpirie at Liitti-c.
Jaie you fed
m your pipe?
If not.trit an
you will use no
other Tobacco.
pacKe in most
convenient pAcKaoc.
T0R-5ALE - Br ALL DfAIESS
A SI TI r.SSH I. MOICkl K.
Work cannot be successfullv
continued unli-ss tiiere is an active
mental interest in it. If the mind
is not clear, bright and buoyant,
then the work is drudgery and the
worker is a machine. An
occasional dose of Moore's Re
vealed Remedy will put the body
and mind in "such harmony that
the hardest tasks will seem as
pl.IV.
MTkLKVH 4KMI.4 MAK.
The best saivc in the world for t'u
Bruises, So.es, l it ers. Salt ltlieiinil
Fever sores. Titter, Chapped Ham!,
Cliiltilains. Corns, and skin Ertiitioo:i,
and pus lively cures Tiles, or i.o pay
required. It is guaranteed Xo giv.
uerfeet satisfuetio-i, or money re.
funded, Price 25 rents rt-r box. Ktr
sale try Foslnry A: Mason
't lee.
All ersons indebted to K. C.
Searls are rpnuistpd t, i-ill on.i
settle at once as all accounts must
beilosed bv the L'Oth of June.
I). C. Searls.
Juiu Sth
ALBANY, OltEGKXN,
Tin: rn.PiT a.m sT;r.
Rev. F. M. Shiout, l'astor I'nited
r.rethren Church, Rlue Mo.md,
Kan., pays : "I feel it my duty to
tell w hat wonders Dr. King's New
Discovery has done for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased, and
my parishioners thought I could
live only a few weeks. I took live
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
atulam Round and w ell, gaining
lbs. in weitrht."
Artbtir Love, Manager Love's
Funny Folks Combination, w rites :
"'After a thorough tr:al and con
vincing evidence, I am confident
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, beats 'em all. and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness I can do my
many thousand friends is to uge
them to try it.' Free trial bottes
at Foshay & Mason, Drug Store.
Regular sizes 50c. and -fl 00.
iiiM.ur or Kir in.
Nervous women seldom recei ra
the sympathy they deserve. Wh :.e
often the pictures oi health, th ij
are constantly ailing. To with
hold sympathy from ihese unfor
tunates is the height ofcrueltj.
They have a weak heart, eausii ?
shortness of breath, tlutterir r,
pain in side, weak and hung 7
spells, and finally swelling ;f
ankles, oppiession, chokitir.
smothering and dropsy. L
Miles' New Heart Cure is just t. j
thing for them. For their ne. -vousness,
!:eadache, weakne:
etc., his Restorative Nervine i i
uuetjualed. Fine treatise c.i
"Heart and Nervous Diseases"
line marvelous testimonials f n e
sold and guaranteed by Stanard k
Cusick.
iM.o iniri iits.
Do you know that Moore's Re
vealed Remedy is the only patel.t
medicine in the world that dot s
not contain a drop ol alcohol ; thi.t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoveier; that it is a:i
advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth cent n rv : that its propricbn 3
oiler to forfeit $1.HK) for any ca?s
of dyspepsia it w ill not cure .'
sri: lII. ' tKS.
S. 11. Cli ll'ord . New ( 'assel , Wis.,
was troubled with Neuralgia J.nd
and Rheumatism, his Stomach ft'as
disordered, his Liver was alleited
to and alarming degree, appetite
lell away, and lie was terrilily re
duced in llesh and strength. Three
bottles of Klectiie I'.itters cured
him.
Kdward Shepherd, 1 larrisb iri?.
III., had a runiiing ori on bis leg
of eight years standing. Lied
three bottles of Klcctrie Lit'.eis
and seven box"S of l'.ncklen's
Salve, and bis leg is sound Mid
well. John Speaker, Catawbr. U..
had live large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable.
( ne bottle Klcctrie Hitters and one
box Ruckle if s Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Fosh:w it
Mason, Drug sture.
a 1 1:1c 1 lAI'l.tlMII.
The papers contain frei "jjr.t
notices of rich, pretty and c un. tied
girls eh ijiing with negroes, try nps
and coachmen. The well-kn swn
specialist, Dr. Franklvn Mi.33'
says all such ;, u ls are more of sss
hysterical, nervous, very in: '.!-
sive, unbalanced ; usually still Set
to lie? ache, neuralgia, sleep! 33
ness, immoderate crying or lai fl
ing. These show a weak ner is
system for which there is ;o
remedy eipial to Restorative Ilir
vme. Trial bottles and a :e
book, containing many marvel' :s
cures, free et Stanard it Cusi i,
who also sell, and guarantee r.
Miles' celebrated New Heart Cit ?.
theJinest of heart tonics. Cu. is
lluttermg, sliort breath, etc.
JIIIAS M K1I ,1 l it Kit I'll
Act on a new principle reirulu
ting the liver, stomach andboweh
through the nerves. A new dii-
covery. Dr. Miles' 1'ills siieedily
.i.ir ,
cure; oiiionsness, oan lasie, lorpi 1
liver, piles, constipationr Un-
eipialed for men, women. children.
smallest, mildest, surest ! 50dosei
for L'.") cents. Samples ee, at
Stanard A Cusick.
Tie Celebrates fren&li
CUKE
"AFHRODITiNE''
Warranted to
or mom y
ref uinlfil
cure
c hi'
K.F0PE o?? AFTER
the L-eneratnc ork'anof either sex whether
arisinir tn.m the exccs-.iv e use of stimulai ts,
toliano or opium, or thr muh nuitlifiil in us
iTctioi'.ovcr ir,ilii!ir, nre,itc.,'t.ich aslossof
llrain i'rwir, Wakefu'ness, Iwnrinz Uo i
pains in the llaik. Seminal Weakness, I s
t.'lia. Ner ou cr.iti..r V......nr ik. .;.
sions, l.eii.-orrhoe Kizzine'is, Weak Mem jr',
lei-t.il often lead to prematutc o'd aire and
insamiy. Price Jl a U,x; 6 1kxco fcr
Sent ny mail on receipt of price
t WHIM: l.t tlttli:x U e,ven
nu cim y.T onicr receivetl, to refill r the
!crT-v a ""'""ill cure is notrffei tol.
be have thnusaiiilsof lestimonials from old
and yoiin. of h,,rh sixi-s, who have been
iwrmanently cund y the use -f Aphrod.tine
Circular free. Ad Ir.f.
wf rilo: A1,,"" yti:iu tr, in.
Western llram-h, Uox, :7. Portland. On. -on.
r tr Hale by r oshay i Mason, who csaleajid
tail ilni-Wj,, Alhy, or,x,,n
7T mff;'
1
Till DAY, .IUNTE -
SHOT IN COLD 1JL00D
A Total Stranser Killed by an
Insane Man.
IIKATH WAS IX8TANTANEOV9.
To Negligarc of a Po'.icj Officer Waa
the Caoee of the Man'j Losiaij
B!i Life-
AVii.mino rox, N. C, .lime 11.
Benjamin Matlhewson was shot
to death on Market btreet to-day
by Robeit H.Trask. Ma'thewson
ista stranger to Tratk and the lat
tiT was undoubtedly insane.
Idattliewson was walking with a
jyend and inetTrask,. who with
out any warning drew a pistol on
hi in. Ife called on Officer Ten y
anil told him that Ihe man had
(liawn a pistol on him. Trask,
thereupon turned and pointed a
pistol at Terry, who, instead ol
(bibbing the man, attempted to
get ai his ow n pistol. Trask then
l ied two shoig in quick Mfcession
at Matihcwson, the last ball strik
ing Uic unfortunate man in the
f'lrehe-id and passing through the
brain. H; then mined upon
TVriy anil fired at him, the ball
grazing his neck. Matthewson
iifd almost immediately. He was
from Brooklyn, X. Y., and a mar
ried limn. His wife and two
small children w ere at the Ronitz
House at the time. Her grief was
tdiilfe. Matlhewson whb LM
years oi age. Trask has, it is
claimed, shown signs ol insanity,
his hallucination being that some
of his relatives are trying to kill
him.
MAHIMt MONEY EASY.
A f.ook ki'irr Mutle H liootl Salnry
ly liaising Check.
New Yoiik, June 11. William
II. Forrest, the liookkeeper of the
Churchnian ollice, w ho was sent
t the Klmira n formatoty by
Judge Cowing in the court of gen
eral sessions lor forgery, made way
with much more money than was
at lirst supposed. Accountants are
now examining his books, and
tlpy estimate that he took at least
$10.10. He forged and raised
clucks, and also stole ash tl a
was turned into the advertising
department, ilebtroying all vouch
ers. When the payroll was made
out it was his duly to draw the
cln cks, w hich usually amounted
to f7(H, and hand it to one of the
fir of M. II. Mallory A Co. to
signed. Several titrcs he raised a
$7i 0 check to $1703, and cieared
$1000 for himself by the operation.
Forrest admits stealing $lo00.
When the accountants are through
the exact amount of his wrong
doing will be ascertained. Forrest
has a wife and child. He was
paid a silary of $12 a week.
HE WII.I. NEVEK HE KING.
The Prince iT Wales Is N-t Hie Man
to Kule a Na'. Ion.
Iinhon, June 12. Outspoken
newspaper comments upon the
part therrince ol Wales played in
the baccarat scandal continue to
be the sei satioii of the day in I'rv.'- j
land and elsewhere. A reli.ioii i
weekly pa er, representing :d
protestant denonrnations, ray
for instance : "The throne rest
upon the foundation of pub'i -
opinion. Only a tew morepc.n.-
dal4 like that of Jranliy Croft
would destroy th foundation, and
Kdward VIII. wou'.d never le
crowned."
A Rrit:sli weekly remarks:
"The resolutions ae encngh to
sober up the strongest supporters
ol" monarchy." ,
A SHAl.t, HICK.
A I nimo Katltllnc liunled to Hie
Orountl In I'ortlantl.
l'nitTi.AN'n, June II. Fire broke
out about 12 o'clock to-dav in a
building belonging to Fleckenstein
ct Myer, the wholesale liquor mer-
ch.mts, corner Fonrtf ?n'h and B
streets. The corner store was oc
cupied a- a drug store by II.
r itckenstein, jr., and the adjoin
ing store was connected with a
beer saloon occupied bv G. tinise.
The building was entirely des-
trojed. Loss alrout $1000. The
tire was caused by the explosion of
a coal oil Hove.
I WE WANT THEM?
The Exiled Hebrews Are Comiug
to the I'nited State.
Buiii.in, June 11. By oiders of
the authorities, no more of the
refugee Russian Jews are permit
ted to enter Berlin, and their pass
age through Germany is hastened
as much as possible, very few
being allowed to wait at Charlotts
burg beyond the intervals between
trains. The majority of the refu
gees are on their way to the United
States.
EIGHT YEAKS IN A HAKEM
Sequel lit n Mysterious Abdurtloli
Case-A Kumaiitlc Tale.
The local journals now supply
the sequel to a mysterious abduc
tion case which made eome sensa
tion in their columns early i 1 the
last decade, says a letter from
Odessa. Between eight and nine
years ago a young j,irl named
Anna Prokofyed", then 10 years
of age and remarkable for personal
attractions, suddenly disappeared
181)1
from her widowed mother's house
in that city. The most searching
implies were fruitlessly prosecuted
by the police and by the friends ot
the missing girl, whose mother
Jied two years ago in total ignor
ance of her daughter's fate.
It now transpires that after her
abduction Anna lVokolyefl' was
secretly carried to Constantinople
and eventually sold to a Satonica
merchant, in whose harem she
remained until the recent death
of her owner. From intelligence
now received hereby ftiends of
ihe late Mine, I'rokoiyeH' it would
appear that Anna was from the
lirst treated w ith uniform kindness
by the Salonica merchant, w bo at
his death, bequeathed to bis favor
ite slave the w hole of his property,
consisting of f)or houses in
Salonica, five trading schooners
and 5000 Tut ki h pounds.
The fair legatee, now only in her
twertv-fifih vear and sttll
pof-se sing her remarkable
youthful beauty scarcely im
paired, lias placed her two
boys under the educational
training of the Russian monks of
Mount A h s, and to their abbot
sue ha pn-sert 1 me f Ler
schooners. Sh-J is no.v also co:l
vertiiiir one of her S.ilo;;ie.i ! u cfc
into a "Russo- ireek flee school.
Cnfortnnately such sequels to the
luinberless abduction cases form
erly perpetrated with the same
object in that city are extremely
rare.
Supply Teeth.
A dentist oi Moscow is reported
to have discovered a method of
iupplyingthe human mouth nith
false teeth w hich w ill grow iutothe
gum as firmly as natural ones. Dr.
Znamensky has performed several
successful operations on dogs as
well as human hei'ii;s. 'I he teeth
are untile of unit i icrcLa, piece
lain or metal. I loles :Pr! made at
the root ol the f ibc tooth :;inl alJo
upwind into I he j in. The! tolh is
then place in the cavil v. In a
short t ime a soft uranulateu grow th
lintls its way from the patient's jaw
into the holes in the to tli which
hardens and holds the both in
position.
BLAIU'S SUCCESSOR
A NOKTII DAKOTA MAN IV I I.I.
.( TO CHINA.
Oilhert A. I'lerre, ail Editor, anil
Ex-f.oi eruor of Dakota, Cap
tures t h I' lace.
WasiiiNi.io.n, Jump 11. It is re
ported to day lliat President Har
rison has decided to send ex-Senator
and ex-Governor Gilbert
A. Tierce, of Xorth Dakota, a
our representative to China. Min
ister l'ierce is now an editorial
writer on the Minneapolis Tribune.
He is a native of Indianapolis. and
his pe-sonal relations w ith 1 resi
dent Harrison were of so intimate
a nature that during his senator
ship h's utterances in reference to
administration matters were usu
ally accepted as authoritative.
The sending of Governor l'ierce to
China will, it is thought, be fol
lowed b the appo'ntment cf ex-
senat jr Blair as minister to Japan.
The salary is $12,0(10 a year, the
une as tliat attached to the
Chinese mission, while the court
to whie'i he w ill ba acceded is a
ar more desirable one from an
American standpoint.
Snow Walls ICesist Cannon Kails.
A short time ayro experiments
were ma le in Russia, at the sug
gestion of a German engineer, as
to the resisting power of snow walls
against artillery. Two walls of
snow were bu It up and fired
against at a distance of 000 yards
by Held artillery. The balls pene
trated to a distance of only eigh
teen feet into the wal's. Of course,
in case of war, the walls would not
have to le built so thick, as the
artillery would naturally be at a
long range.
The Russians have also been re
cently trying infant' y firing at
snow walls. The nien of the
Kighty-first Apscberon Infantry
Regiment, under the superin'end
ence of General Count Borcf, built
a wall about fifty feet long, eigh
teen feet thick and four and a half
feet high. Behind the wall were
placed at equal intervals, four
targets, at each of which four
volleys were fired, at distances of
SCO, 400, 200 and 10'J steps.
The jienetiating powers of the
volleys were at 100 step, 0 feet ;
at 200 steps, 5 feet 7 'oches ; at -J JO
steps, -1 feet 7 inches ; at SCO steps,
4 feet. This proves that in war
operations during winter, snow
could be used with great advant
age as shelter for troops.
Drowned in the Floods
Gaixesv.i.i.e, Tex., June 11.
Leon, I. T., thirty miles from here
on the Red river, the dead bodies
of a man, won an and little babe
were found, the hav;'ig been
t'rewned during the late overflow.
William Lvnn, a farmer, n sid'ng
tl ill ty nii.es noiih of here on
Hickory creek, was diownrd in
that stream yesterday, w hile try
ing to ford it.
Sir John Macilonatd's Fuuers".
Kin'oston, June 10. The streets
are cowded with people who bad
come to see the funeral of Sir John
Macdonald, late premier, .and
thousands viewed the remains up
to noon to dav.
A FEMALE MURDERER
The Usprovokad Murder of an
Aged Man.
THE CAUSE OF THE SHOOTING
The Victim Crawled 300 Tarda and
Attracted the Attention of Seme
School Children bj His Criei.
Canvonvii.le, Or., June 11.
Samuel L. Booth, a bachelor and
an old pioneer, residing twelve
miles south of Canyonville, was
shot by Mrs. Mary 1 jth, wife of
Winfield Booth, yesterday, at
uixiut 2 o'clock. Dr. JJevore was
called and immediately .went to
the scene of the shooting, tie
I lonounced the wound fatal. The
shot entered the lower part of the
left shoulder and came out a little
above and on the inside of the
left nipple, inflicting an ugly
wound.
The tfjuse of the shooting, it
seems, was that Booth and the
woman had some words about
some firewood that the old man
had carefully collected and placed
in the dooryard. Mrs. Booth, it
appears, burned it up in a hea,
whereupon Booth went into the
house and complained to her
iliont it. Mrs. Booth at once
.'tabbed a gun and said: "Yon
olds oi a b . I will kill you."
I.ixjt li was standing near a parti
tion door. He threw up his hands
and said: 'My, God! don't sin t
me," closing the door at the same
time. Mrs. Booth shot through
the door. The wounded man
crawled away from the house
alHtut .100 yards, w here by halloo
ing he made so.ne school children
hear him. Booth is 7" years old.
(le sent for Justice lumens, who
drew up his w ill. He willed all
his pioK'ity to a sister in Michi
gan. Ivputy Sheriir Diilard
went to arrest the woman about
'! o'clock this moriiini;.
IS HE 1IEAI OK A LIVE'
Another Man Claims to Have Seen
Kohert ISay Hamilton.
Xi:w YoitE, June II. The Her
ald says that while Robeit Kay
Hamilton's ffei-ds and late part
ner are going aboat closing up his
a II airs and settling his i it-ite, a
witness turns up who is willing to
swear positively that Ilatrfitonis
not dead, unless he has died ?i the
last two weeks. The witness is
Henry Strong, formerly of GreeM,
X. V. He declares that two weeks
ago to day be met Hamilton face
to face in the lellowstohe Park-
region. He iecogni-.ed him at
once, strong came to New lork
two days ago, and paid nothing to
anybody ar ut his meet ng Ham
ilton until he read in yesterday's
papers of theanivalof partner.Sar
gimt, and his slightly confused
statement. He went to the Herald
ollice last night to make a state
ment. I have been in California
for the last year or two." he said,
and started home three weeks :)
by way of the Northern Pacific.
Then 1 went into Yellowstone'
Park to see what it is like. There
are in the park only scattered ho
tels for tourists, luone of these
hotels two weeks ago to morrow
morning, I saw Mr. Hamilton. I
lid not speak to him, because I
found out that l,e was not known
there as Robert Ray Hamiltoa,and
I thought if he w anted to remain
unknown it wt s none of my busi
ness. I could have recognized bim
by his voice if I had not seen his
face at all. 1 knew it was Hamil
ton the minute I observed him."
SHE WAS A CI TE ONE.
Arrest of a Woman Who Has Keen
Stealing Five Year,
I .toN wood, June 11. A most re
markable story of theft was brought
to light lute last night by the ar
rest of Mary Boulgie, of this place.
For some time merchants have
missed goods from their stores.
Mary Boulgie, it appears, went to
Davis & Fehrs' store yesterday and
aked to have a piece of goods
changed. The clerk recognized it
as a piece that had been stolen, and
this led to her arrest. Search of
her house revealed over $0003
worth of stolen goods. She be
came terrified and confessed every
thing. She said she had been
stealing for five years, and bad
stolen over $1000 worth of goods in
Cincinnati when she was there
last summer, and twice as much
from Chicago houses. She said,
when asked what she did with her
plunder, that she was running a
store in Hnr'ey, Wis., and bad no
trouble in selling all she stole.
Site was locked up, and this morn
ing w as held in $12,000 bonds for
trial.
It Was a Hi Day.
Iajnpos, June 11. A Constan
tinople dispatch says that the sul
tan has been celebrating with
great eclat the circumcision of his
tnree youngest sous, 5130 poor
children undergoing tne ceremony
at the same time at the sultan's
cxense. The city has been illum
inated, and .here is rejoicing gen
erally over the sacred occasion.
A I'vradisa for Forgers.
A remarkable decision is report
ed from Klukiang, in China. A
gambler forged a large number of
notes for a thousand each on his
brother's bank and put them into
circulation. When these notes
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were presented at the bank the
forgery was discovered and pay
ment refused, whereupon the en
raged holders, s rming the build
ing, draeed the manager before the
magistrate. The latter held that,
since tue writing and marks of the
false notes were so like thf e of the
regular bank notes that ordinary
people could not distinguish be
tween them, the bank would have
to honor them, and he nccordingly
made out an order to this etlect.
As a result of this I'e.nsion the
bank has been forced to suspend
payment, while the author of the
mischief escaped puuishment.
Yaquina Passengers.
YaqiLsa Citv, June 11. The
steamship Willamette Valley ar
rived at Yaquina to day with the
following passengers: Walter Cur
lev, -Mies Wilson, Miaa-M.Wilson,
F. L. Byron, L. BrehteJ,
Miss Rose Riley, E. W. Lick, Miss
C. Settle, Miss f. Errick, George
Airens, I.auis Wolf. M. C. Barlo,
A. C. Barlo, J. W. Pinkbani, H.
k lv'nffor F.. L. Hollidav. Georce
Pratt, Allen Parker, Win. Lead-
beattsr, Mrs. I. Leadbeatter, ai.
M!.driatfpr.Marv leadbeatter.
Cbas. leadbeatter, U.Leadbeatter.
The Kohert and Minnie.
Fan Francisco, June 11. A
Merct ants' Exchange dispatch
finin s.in lvdro of this morning
announces the sailing of the Rob
ert and Minnie, the tan rancisco
schooner which lecame tangeled
in in t he Chilian souabble bv car-
lying the insurgent munitions of
war to the Itata. i0 lniormaiiou
whether the
Fchooner had been released on
bonds or was putting for this port
with a United States marshal in
charge.
Heavy Daniagea Awarded,
Bakerskiei.d, Cal., June II.
Mm. Moriran. of this CltV. liRS
just been awarded $35,000 dam
ages from the Southern Pacific
Company. About a year and a
half ago she and her two-year-old
child were accidentally thrown
from the cirs. The childdied and
Mrs. Morgan injured her shoulder.
A FIEND'S WORK
HE KATES A CHILON II EK SICK
BED.
The Man Sneaked Into the Room
While the Mother Waa out aud
Accomplished His Designs.
Seattle. June 11. John Cow
berry, a salesman aged was ar
rested this morning, upon the
charge of rajie upon the person of a
14-year-o'd girl named Maude
Wade. The girl was sick and was
in the care of her mother in the
Itos.3 block on Front street between
stewirt and Virginia. The man
sneakrd in the sickroom w bile the
mother was out and accomplished
bis base designs on the g;rl.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
A Itullet Enters the Heart of a
Baltimore Woman.
Baitimoke, Md., June 11. Mrs.
Stuart Kearney, the youn wife of
the private secretary to l'resident
Wal er B. Brooks, of the Canton
Company, was shot and instantly
killed while getting some linen
from a bureau drawer late Tuesday
night. The pistol was lying in the
drawer, and the theory is that the
weapon became entangled in the
clothing, and was discharged. The
bullet entered the breast in the
region of the heart, and death fol
lowed almost immediately, Xo
one wa9 in the room at the time.
The idea of suicide is not enter
tained, as Mrs. Kearney was of a
very amiable disposition, and had
a very pleasant summer house at
hkyesville. She was 24 years of
age, and had one child.
Treclona Stonea Stolen,
New Yohk, June 11. The fact
has just come to light, says a
morning paper, that that the
mammoth establishment of Hil
ton, Hughes & Denning waa
entered on last Friday night
and $10,000 or more worth of
diamonds in the jewelry depart
ment taken. The fact was kept
secret with the intention of catch
ing the burglars, but so far they
are unable to do so.
The Dispute Settled Amicably.
London. June 11. A dispatch
from Mozambique says that offici
als of Portugal pnd the British
government have settled in an
amicable ma l ner the question in
dispute as to the navigation of the
Punga river, the waters of which
the Portuguese would not open to
the British.
ICain In California. (
San Francisco, June ll.r Light
showers of rain have been falling
since last evening. The precipita
tion amounts to eeven-hundredtbs
of an inch. Rain is reported from
over fifty railroad stations in Cali
fornia, varying from two hun
dredths to one and twenty-five-hundredihs.
Smuggling Gooda.
WAsniNQTON,June 11. The navy
department is not informed of any
quantity o! dutiable goods smug
gled into this country by officers
of the United States steamers
Omaha and Swarta, as reported
from San Francisco.
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