Morning daily herald., August 25, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

HO CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, TV ISDAY, AUtiUST L5 13J1 j VOL. VI NO. 226
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""--- STITE AND COAST :;!S.te";'!!!?! EAGER FOlf LAND
G1SI. WATEU-To durenutal li"iici.rk.
Nmi but BrttcUia helit neeJ oih.
Call at thwart! a.
WANTED A jrouni; irirl f..r li.-ht work
eadcr. ( ch Idren. Impure at cut
tag corner Miutb and Ctlapnoia Mnxl.
WAX TED -A girl to do general lioim
work in a mull fimi.'y. Inquire south
east roer lb an I lUi.tr atiecti.
PiYytirsuhil U( -Th -h l (at for
la. jm 11I, U ii I is , I payable.
Tac-eeere ere ra iiiette I t call pn im'.ll.
at ta.tflof tilt clam. C. U. Kjrkh.rt and
Bar taa axil J. dialed, 0. (J. Ilurkhri.
dark.
CI WISH. AilKM r FOR TH LKAUJ
ia tre, lit a i l ajid-iat imur uice com..
MOM IT TO LOA.1-HOMK CAPITAL ON
fend real eateta security. For putico
lars enquire al Qe. Humphrey.
GOLD WHO, OOL! PKNS. 8 (TI)AK
p4nci!a, J vary ifood hnlker.'hiefii, all
seat to any addraaa to iutroduw my chap
lia. ol good, for ID eta.
J S. Siaxoxs, Cadiz O
WtlfLD -Vh llejf.r etmiti pur.Hw ),
Styal Aun :hirr ea, Ulauk Kupuii an
aaarriaa, paoh pi win. Uirtlet: (wan, liU k
taaulMrrlaa an I Blckherne F.tr wlii.h I
will ykj tha hif bnt uurket price.
ii. W. SlMI'-i.X
-1 AVORE OF LASb- All fit for culii
101 ration, and mi Ijr fe:l;i, for vile a(
Slire-ra, W thm I) iniit-j Iron railroad
ataai m a id iu wild frjiu Albany Ajvly a
tkia otfije.
SIV WA bat ramirad h a lann Iry to the
troabiia the eoner of Se.-oml and
Lyea street.
Land far Male.
i. 10, to, 10. tJ acre, cany trni, ImUII
awal plat ehctp and liii(h price I. AIim a
a city lota ell owned by tl. Bryant.
Land Sarveylag.
Ptsnaa aaiaiM auavsYie don a cut ot
lain accurate nd prompt work by cullim
apaa eounty eumeyoi K r. T. r'inlier. Hr
baa.'Mipujta copies of SeM note an I toon
Ship plats, and ia prepara I to.lo aurret ii in
Millars 4tatka. Linn cou ilv. Oregon
Notice of rarutemhl.
MoriCKia h c' y given that J. W. (f.i.i
bar ba purirh taed a O'le h df iiiiert'Ht in tht
aVw Hollar H h. an I th inul- e .ll Ii i-
aftr ba run u i !ar th tl a ni.n-: of liooi-
A O unbar,
aula AiiKutt 1 I 91. I'i i;..,,
J. VV.IiAJKKK
W0)08VWISU-1 II. Ilf trd Iminit
pur ban th lr l M Joiiki w i. ww
g autlt, ia no revlv t It I al ir.U e.
La.va ardara at re4ileu o'lejnf Sci.l
aa4 .aiapuola atreata, or Ik-yoe Ai Kioin m's.
in your pipe?
1 V " a" -ia tV
lfot;triCan
you will use no
other fobac?o.
rf)aa.cKe in most
convenient 'pacKages.
IU-SALE'BrALL-UfAIERS-
University of Orejoi
AT KUUENK.
Nxt vesrtion begins on Mondav,
tha 21st, day of September, isyi ;
tuition, fre. Four Uonr.-es:
CUaiicat, St-ientiiic, Literary, ami
a short hnulisli cmirae, in wliicli
there ia no Latin, (i.-eok, Frencb
rierman. Tli F.njjlisli a pre
eminently a business cnuse. For
catalogues or otber information,
Address J. W. Johnson,
President.
CITY DRUG STORE
TABARD & CUSICK, Prooi.,
rrurrcK block, - - alrnv
Dealer to
IRUCS. MEDICINES. CHEMICAIS, FANCY
and Toilat arti. ia, Slpon.a, U-iwhm,
frfmnrrr, S ho.il Booka, and Ar
tiat'a Suppliea
Phyaician'a preac-riplion f
carefully compounded.
(o a " i
! 22 fc. fat
4ii fin
.-
H. GREGG,
Tailoriog Repairiiif.
Man'a aad Bota' clothiui; made to ordar or
alaaaal aad repaired on aliort Dbtice and
taaaanablo ratea.
hop aa tha atraat car linrbetwaen Third
aa fourth ttrcau.
OKfolI
fTiaX aW-. -n. aV
BWB&WSV m (fit
.l
A Perfect Bating Powder.
The constantly growing demand for Dr. - Price's
Cream Baking Powder, the standard cream tartar powder
for forty years, is due to two causes.
FIRST: The extreme care exercised by the manu
facturers to make it perfectly- pure, uniform-in quality-rand.
of highest raising power.
SECOND: The recent investigations exposing the
fact that certain other brands of baking powder contain
ammonia and
These unscrupulous manufacturers
and the consumer:: a. j giving them a wide Lirlh.
Nothing if, left to chance in the manufacture of Dr.
Price's Cream Baking Powder. Chemists arc employed to
test every ingredient as to purity and strength. Hence;
its marvelous purity and uniformity. Each can is like
every other. It never dissapoints. BEST is ALWAYS
the CHEAPEST.
I :un an ol.I mm ;md bave been
a i onst:tnt Hinb rer xt i t la catarib
for tbe last ten years. I am en
tirely cured bv tbe use of F.lv's
Cream lialm. It w r'trau-'u that' ho
siuiplo a remedy w ill cure Kiirb a
stubborn dwraVe. I Knrv Hill
ings, I'. S. IVn.-ion AtFv," Ur.sb-
t'ton, D. V.
For eL'bt vears I bave kiiiIViv.I
from ivitarrb, wbieb ellecteil niv
eyes and berti in: ; have i-mployel '
many pbvsicians uiibout relief.
1 am low on in v He -ond bottle il
F.ly's fleam I'.ibn, a-id feel cunli-
Ien( ol a complete cure. .Mary 15.
Thompson, Cerr'j ii)idi. 111.
We are tin; onlv iie"iile wbo car
ry tbe ceicbrateil K. 'i W. collar
ami ciiffa. Alw vs bave tin; late.st
tylea in s!x-', T. I.. Walla' e it Co.
io.u n ;n i n:.
Do you know tl.at M'Xire'd K..
vea!el Kemt'ly is tbe only patei.t
medicine in the world that dm
not contain a dru;i u! alcohol ; tbi.t
the nioileot preparing it is knovn
only t' its discoverer; that it is an
advance in the Pcieiu-e of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its proprietoi 3
oiler to forfeit $1.1100 for any c:i".s
of ilyapepsi t it will not cure"?
Thos. llrink baa just received
some of tbe lineat lounjxi-a ever
brouiibt to Albany, and he ia sell
ing them at a close margin.
Sli
are
Our
Summer Sin k will
complete
We
FURNISHING GOODS,
VF.LVF.rs. SILKS, SATINS AND PU'SIfFS, LAD1KS A N I )
MISK.a SILK AND KNIT UNDF.UWKAR. COTTON
AND WOOL HOSK. KM liROI DKK1KS. SILK AND
LINKS' 1? AXPKF.KCIIIFFS. S(AKFS.
VFII INCS. SHAWLS, KTO.
DRESS GOODS
Very attractive lines in new
colorings and latest
novelties. .
GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR I
Ijitcst Styles! High Novelties!
Gk W. SIMiPSOTsT,!:
FIKKT STHFET, ALBANY, OREGON.
still others that were
found
- . . Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Amnion 7.2,
Alum, or any oth'er" adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned.
S. II. Clill'ord.XewCasscl, Wia..
iva.s troubled with Neuralgia J.nd
ami Kbeuinatism, bis Stomach .vaa
li.sonlereil. his Liver waa alleiteil
to ami alarming ilegree, :iiie,ile I
fell away, and be wus terriolv re-j
bleed in llesli and strenutb. Tl: ree
bottles of Klecliic llitteia cj -eil
him.
hdward Shepherd, Man iso irir, .
Ml., had a running sore on his let;
ol eigut ye.ir.i' ftamuns;. 1 ied
three bottles of Klcctri-.: liit'.eis
ami sc-veti boxs of r.ucklen's
Salve, and his leg ia pound, nd
well. John Speaker, Calawbf., D..
bail live large Fever sores on bis
leg, ib'Ctors said be was incurable.
ne hottle Klii-tric Litters ami cue
box r.uckli-n'a Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Foshay it
Mason, Drug store.
MiLVs M.utK.v i.i w;k I'll l.
Act on a new principle regtibi
ting tiie liver, stomach ami bowels
itvi'UPiih tin; nerves A new dii
covery. Dr. Miles' Tills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, turpi 1
liver, piles, constipationr Un
equaled for men, women. children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! bOdosej
for 25 cents. Samples . ee, at
Stanard it Cusiek.
Cakes of all varieties, fancy and
plain at the Delmonico restaurant.
in the Lead!
he found
than ever.
larger and more
WHITE GOODS
Anything and everything in
large assortment and end
less variety.
Ladies, Misses A Childien's.
to contain alum.
are being found out,
! mi-: rri.rii n rn.i,
I Kev. F. M. Sbrout, I'.sator l'iiile.1
l'.retbren Church, blue Mound,
Kan., says: "1 feel ii my duty to
tell what wonders Ir. King's New
piscovery has done for me. My
Lunga were badly diseased, and
my parbdiiouers thought 1 could
,,nlv a few wet ks. I took live
lM,ttleaof Ir. Kind's New Discovery
;md ant poiir.tl and well, .lining -i
;i,3. in weinht
Arthur Love, .i.ii'.n'i.r Love
Funny Fo'ka Combination, writes :
'After a thorough tr.ai ami con
vincing evidence, I am contident
Dr. King's New Dicovery for Con
sumption, boats 't-:u all. ami cures
when everything else fails, lln;
greatest kimlm fcs 1 can do my
manv thousand friends is to uge
theni to try it.' Free trial hot tea
at Fosbay it Mason, Di ug St..ie.
Kegular si .ess 5 )'. and (:U.
i:i.u u:k mi i:
uix i r..
Mr:
Mirliael Cilitiiti, rhiinli.Ul,
III,
naUes tin; t.i:eini'iit linit she
riiiiir'il enl.l, whii h M-tlli-il on lier
Imis; r-tio was tie. it'll fur a month ly
her family physician, l"it i'ie' wnfii,
lie told In r iie w.i. a lio;eIe-s victim
of coin.-uai pt'im ami 1 1 ... I no medicine
eoiiUI run- tier, lh-r dnu'L'ist Mig
gesleil Dr. Kind's N v l ' UVery for
C'onSii u: ; 1 i n : n: hoii il.t a tnt 1 1;
ami to her ilclinht fmuul lu-rself tu ne
lilted from the lir-t i'o-e. Mie con
tinued its use :iu. I idler t ;i L : n r I' ll
hotlh-s, found herse.f oiiiul and dl.
now does her own hou-ework and is
as well as chc na-. t-'ree trial Ini'lle
nf tli';-i great I ); nv.-i y at 1'o1i:iva:
M isoiiV- ll. ii,- St.irc, !.u"e hotil-s .:l'c,
and si !)
Mi: I 1. 1 1 ION IM4.I HOI -.
Scarcely a day p:i.--rs without the
news of some I irc lailuie Ihir-hing
over the w ires -the u-nal rcull of
speeuhttioii in t..cl s un jually
ilaiigi-rons vei.lm e. 'I he ann- electric
en nut earrii' to dear distant triend
the sail tidings of dealli of loved one
too often the result of spei illation
m pat'.nt nostrums. Moore's K vi- led
llemeity is no speculation hut Is sold
on positive giiaranlcc. imt f.el t')
go to your druggi-t and a k for your
uioacv if not eatislicd. We known
vou w ill go and huy another hot tie.
fur sale hyall druggi.-ls.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured liy Sbilob's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold by Fosbay
& Mason.
5 5 AFTER
the crnerntivo ertraiisof either s. t wtn'thor
arisiiic f the eve she iise of Ktinniiunts,
l(it.aiv. or opium, or tl.r v-h )n:liful imlis
crclion.over indul-'iice, ito., such asliMHof
llrain i'ewer, Wal:-!u'ii!M, II' nrinir Down
piiiiis in tlio liaik, fSciiiii-al W' .kni-HH, ll
tcria, Ner "ou n'rati'ii, Noc'-tirn l Ouim
siona, lA'Ui:irrho IM.'.zuu -as, Wcik Mcnmry,
l.emsof Tower unit mioteii:y which if nek-Iccti-d
(en lcbi ti prrmaiuic -UI aire ami
inaanity. I'nce 1 a l..x; b ho tj fcr5.00
in nt iiv mail on rccrtipt of pri'.
A VVKII'TFA (d'.lKIVIHf. U irlvcn
I wit h every is orili r received, co refund Mia
1 money it a l' ruialirnt cure a nott'ffte.t.
We have tho'isaiulsof lentinio'.i ds from old
j ar.d )ouiur, of h"'h n,ho hae been
permanently cureu oy me use - j A inu:muii'
rcnl.ir iree, Auures
nil.', ii'iiuo iifinnvK o.
I'.istern llrani h. Ilox. 27. I'l.nlaml, Oreiron.
I For sul by Foahay & Maann, who enaleand
e'.ul dnit;it, Albany, Oroa.ia.
TliB Celebrated Ffgnci
CUKE
cure AHiMJUllI rd'.n.ljd
r. yi
STITE AND COAST
,
The -alcthodist Confei ence Makes
1
Its Appointments.
S. K
MEM INKER r'OU ALKANV.
owning ana ioi.iej at Urania
Paas- Corner S'.ona Laid .it
Portland.
S J km, A114. 21. Jiistbifiite tbt
Hlj ;-iiiiieut of tbo conference,
i.'.s,, Fitzgerald announced tbe
n.i'Iv.v'fi) "li'i)uintTicnt9 for the
ensn'11.' ye;ir:
S-'em district S'. V. Wilson,
pre.-i'liiiiS cldi'i-.
A'oiTiy S. K. Memiiiifyr.
At ii!y ('. H. Cr;ind;i!i.
1 wnsvil!e F. 1 1. t'al'K'r.
I. , loks N. II. .M vi is.
C i valiis llonu o (iouM.
l'.illa- D. T. Siimmei viilo.
IHytoii T. F. Koval.
Kiu'cii'i 1. T. Walter j.
lli':ev A. t.'. Faircliiivl. '
II. ibb.'tnl S. L. Lie.
lnd 'penik-n.-t! l.i.ic lV.u t.
.It ll-id'.n I:. C. Hon-!iU!i.
'.'!,,n,,jn T. I. l'.'iv.l.
Mi'liau.a W. K. I'.i'uke.
ionroi" II. S. Wullai'i-.
M.rMllii.vill ; .1. T. Ab!' .tt.
Sail' ni ( '. It. K;!lern::ii!.
S.ili in Mis-io'i ' II- It" k.
Siicil.h-II. I:. i:ivi,iib.v.
SlifiiiLiri K. K. ilo.-'in r.
Siivei ton Aiitlrev.' K'i!i ;-.v.
Tinner f i. W. l-t irk.
Wiju'lbui n Ilainl'l i'i.t;..'.
Yiiipiina ai'.-l N- v'i t- 1. I.
I lorii'-r.
Sili-t Iinlian
".'.iMilii.
Tin- I'li'if.'P-ncif
A.. M-bo'il tli!
Mission - U. C
M.l.ipt.
Cbii
:.! till-
i ji i '.
I'olt-
llll'.l-
i: o and n lined sonn- n usiees. i .
( .'. .-traiton was made pr.'Mdi n!.
i'lie conference a!s ) re-elected the
trustees of the Willamette t'nivir;
tily.
State School Supei inlendeut
McF.lr jy leturm-d home this morn
ing froni California, much im
pioved in health.
lUiOU NINfi AT lilMNr .1 I'ASS.
While In KalbiiiK Two Youk ieu
I.oko Tlirir Liven.
(tiiisr's 1'iss, Or., Aug. 1M.-
Yebterday two cases of drowning
H'curri-d on lln; Kogue river, lie
twn'ii 5 anl 0 cm. three young
,)ien were in bathing in the river,
nrth of town by tha White rocks,
viz.: licit W. Hammond, Ken
neth Root an 1 t'.lodgett. Tnc
three attempted to saini across
tbe river and Lert Hammond,
when a little way out, called tor
help, and the others thought he
waa joking, l.ut when they
turned back tbev found be had
drowned. They immediately went
for a boat and got iiim out, but it
was too Into to bring him to life
again. Funeral services take
place this morning at the Metho
dist church, lie came from Col
orado aooui iwo veais ago, uuo
was 2.1 years of age. lie owned a
line ranch, but had no relatives in
this section of the country.
Mr. I. W. Holmes, ol Grant's
Pass, who lives in Pie northern
lent cf town, lo-t bis barn
outbuildings by lire betwe !
and 1- o'clock yesterday, losin.' !
addition eight tons of hay, for.
horses, two caUle, four hogs, by
lie's, farming utensils, etc., to li
amount of $VMK His bouse, o:.h
thirty fee! aw;:y, was save 1. In
ihiniis bis iit'le boy, :?!.. years oi
age, seeing s-iine paper in a pile iu
one of tht out :.uild:iigu. g t a
aalch and set it a lire. No in-ur-
nce.
On Saturday evciili g ::!
o'clock a li t' llr.;- out iu Mr. 15.
Williams' d. veiling Ic-ire j'lst
north of Gilbeil creek on North
Main stiett, bill with o'.'ii new tire
d-panmeiil the lir was ronHi.cil
to tliis one buildiig. The losi
waa about $-t;, covered by insur
ance in the OakI:i:el Horn . Tiie
cause of the fire could not be
letrned.
ANOTIIl.K lUloWNIMi.
lioi.o Hii.i., Aug. 21. .Fohnnio,
the 15-year-old son of J. K. .Moore,
of Sani's valley, while trying to
save bis brother Hen from drjwn
ing in the Hogue river to-day, was
himself drowned. Mr. Howard,
formerly a salesman for Fleiech
ner, Mayer it Co., brought the
body out of the water iu twenty
minutes after tbe drowning, but
all ell'orta to resuscitate lihn
proved of no avail.
Corner Stone Laid.
I'ohti.a.M), Aug. 21. At the lay
ing of the corner stone of Univer
sity Fat k this afternoon by Itisbop
FitzgerAld, a large number of min
isters and laymen from various
parts of the state were piesent.
This is the corner stone of the first
of several buildings which the
trustees propose to erect in the
early future, and is the beginning
of a 'great institution.
In Old Ocean's HepUm.
Now that the whole ocean ia
napped out lor us, there is no
lonaer anv romance iu bidden
ocean depbs. Th? Atlantic, we
are told, if drained, would be a
vast plain, with a mountain range
in tbe midbe running parallel
with oojrt9t. Another range
crosses i iai Newfoundland to
Ireland Ae top of w hich lies
the buldj ioe cable. The ocean
is thus jded into three great
basins, no longer "unfathonmcd
depths. the tons of these moon
tains are two miles below a sailing
snip: me oasin is almost hve miles
The mountains are whitened for
miles by a tiny, creamy species of
shell, lying aa thickly on their
sides as Irost crystals on a snow
bank. The deene t na ti am red
in color, heaped with volcanic
masses. Through the black,
motion less waters of those abysses
move gigantic abnormal creatures
iievei st'en in upper currents.
TKOICLK IX A CIKCl'S.
I'ei foi-mto-ft Strlhe, Money ia He
fuudad auaf I'ropei ty Damaged,
Si'iii.voFiKi.o, Mass.. Auir. 24.-
Hfti per- liiotiiers' cirous, bllied or
tvio performances at Thompson
viile Saturday, came to grief in
the Lvenii.g. The performers
struck about o'clock for back
wages. It waa announced that
there would ba no performance
and money would be refunded.
The crowd became excited, cut the
guy ropes, set the tent on lire,
smashed the seats and wagons, cut
up the harness, and great pieces
were cut out of the tent. In all
ibotit -f50ll damage was done. II.
N. Harper, the manager, attempt
ed to ift'un 1 the money, but when
the crowd becajje unruly betook
the money and came here, where
he was arrested later in tbe night
for obtaining m jtiey um'er false
pre'.cnses.
Stanley and Wife.
Gi:m:va, Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs.
Henri- M. Stanley left Muerran to
d iy for i'aiis. Stanley beems to
have aim ist recovered from the
injury to his leg, which he sus
tained through a fall while at
Miiei ran.
SICffilNC SCKNES
I llli WOKlv OF liKCOVERINU
TIIK I)EM ItOIHKS.
It In Thought That Itv Tills After
noon All the liodiea Will Have
Keen lleeovrred.
New YoitK, Aug. 24. A gng of
Italians worked under light of
electricity all night at the scene of
disaster at l'ark 1'l.ice. Progress
was slow, owing to the immense
amount of debris overturned near
Wall. The first discovery, made
at 5:oJ this in ii niiig, was that of
(he body of a man bioned beyond
it cognition. At 7 : 4'J the body of
an Jliier man was brought out and
a few minutes later that of a boy.
The latter waa burned terribly
ab nit the face and arms. The
man had been fearfully crushed,
his intestines protruding in a way
eickening tt see. At 8: 30 the re
mains of a man with bia legs
burned oil" were found. At !l
o'clock another man's body was
discovered and recognized as that
of John Stemke, of Jersey City.
At t : 5) a young man's body was
found, making the twenty-fourth
victim discovered.
The body of Ernest H. Shaddock,
of Brooklyn, was found. An Ital
ian working in the ruins was eeen
M take something from the body
f a victim. A silver watch was
nind uiioa him which he ad
mitted taking. The police toyk
i.. in to tbe station, and on the way
tie narrowly escaped lynching. He
waa bold for trial. Atthe morgue
i here was a constant stream of
people looking for their friends or
relatives among the dead. A sick
ening odor from the burned bodies
pervades tbe atmosphere. It is
now thought that the faulty con
struction of the buildit g was tbe
cause of the accident.
l'y noon two rnjie bo lies were
found. So far only the edge of the
rtiii. a has bsen searched. The
!ii emeu bebevo at leant fifty
hoJits are under 1 lie debris. It
is thought by to morrow afternoon
all the bodies may be recovered.
Late this evening six more
bodies were found in the ruins,
live of which were bodies of
women or girls and one of a boy.
Three were identified by friends.
Distrii t Attorney Nicols ia coiisid
ering the question of indicting the
person or persons responsible for
the disaster. After long consulta
tion w ith his chief assistant, ex
Judge bedford, he placed the case
in the hands of Assistant District
Attorney Townsend.
A Terrible K.Vlolou.
Mvktuvr Tydfil, Wales, Aug.
24. A fright.ul explosion took
place m the Abercanaid pit near
here this morning while all the
men were at work. The number
of dead end imprisoned ia un
known. Sixty have so far been
rescued. Tbe" searching parties
htve taken out only two killed but
many are yet missing.
A CwniUtent Artlal.
Miss Pearl White I wish you to
paint my portrait.
Dobbins I'm eorry, madam,
but I can't do it.
Miss Pearl White Why not?
Dobbins I never copy other
paintings, l'uck.
How About the Contract Labor Law
Tomkins I "suppose you bave
brought back with you all tbe bric-a-brac
you pick up in Europe?
Miss Do Million Yes, all except
a duke papa bought for me in
Paris, lie ia comming to New
York on tbe next steamer.
Munsey's Week!-.
Thousands Anxiously Awaiting
the President's Proclamation.
TDBRK WILL. KB A. SCRAMBLE
The Boomers Arrlvlag From Erory Dlreo-
tlon- Homes oa Wkeeli Beaay to
More-
Gltiirib, Oklahoma, Aug. 24.
The recent information concerning
the opening of tbe Indian lands
has caused an influx nf people here
thai l3Fitrpiisingr-Th- booBiwe
are arriving with wagons of every
description headed for the Iowa
and Fox reservations. When the
presidents proclamation is issued
throwing tbe lands open for settle
ment there will be a scramble al
most equal to that which took
place on the opening of Oklahoma.
Every conceivable specimen of hu
manity has put in an Appearance,
fhe gambler and the missionary
elbow each otber equally anxious
to be among tbe tirst when tbe
order for the invasion is proclaim
ed. Some have gone so far as to
Luild Hat boats with which to
cross the streams, others nave
bouses on wheels stocked with pro
visions ready to move at a mo
ment's notice. On a line which ex
tends from the Cimmarron to the
South Canadian, a d e'ance of
sixty miles or more, are camped a
thousand homeless persons anx
b usly awaiting the president's
proclamation. The Southern
negro, the northern white, and tbe
red Indian rnx under Uuited
States marshal's surveillance un
concernedly, but when the order to
move is given, there will undoubt
edly be trouble.
A BUAVK OFFICEK.
Thongh Mortally Wounded He
Kill an Eecaplng Prlaoaer.
Kingfisher, I. T., Ann. 24.
For seyeral months the officers ell
over the territory have been on the
constant look out for the Dal ton
boys, wbo committed the robbery
on'the Santa Fe road last spring.
The large reward has made the
deputies very watchful, and last
Saturday when C. K. Bryant, a
member of the gang, rode into
Hennesy, a email town about
eighteen miles north of here, to
purchase supplies. Deputy United
states Marshal Jvl snori spewed
his man and soon bad hint in
limbo. During the day and even-
iinr numerous attemnta were made
ly members of the gang to release
tho nrisoner. hut Short, who is a
daring teiiow, waa wo viguam lor
tneiu. To-day Miort uoaroea ine
Rock Island passenger train, in
tending to land bia prisoner in the
I'nited States jail at Wichita. The
prisoner was unarmed. On arriv
ing at Wascomis the panic men
u lin moro nr MemiesKV. interceding
for the prisoner, w ere at tue aepoi.
When the train sioppeu vney
hoarded nnil petrel lv irave the
prisoner a pistol. Although he was
chained to the seat he managed to
pull the trigger and snot emori.
simrt. drew his revolver and shot
his prisoner, killing him instantly.
Short died a tew minutes later.
QUESTIONABLE SUICIDE.
lie May Hare Been Murdered by
Ilia Former Mlitreaa.
Syracuse, N. Y., Aug. 24.
Charles Buck, the son of a well-to-
do farmer, died here last night
from the etlects ot a aose oi mor
phine. He had been living with a
woman named Ella Kieley, who
says that Buck committed suicide
because of jealousy. Buck had
been on a spree for a week and
both be and bia mistress were
dninir hi at nrpnini?. The woman
him heen arrested. Her statements
are contradictory and it is sus
pected that it was she wbo admin
istered tha druif. There is
another h Oman in the case of
whom Mrs. ltisley is believed to
have oeen jealous.
1U aSIAN JEWS.
Mattera Concerning Their Coining
to tbe United Btatea.
St. Petkrsbceg, Aug. 24.
United States Minister Smith,
actinc under instructions from
Washington, has requested an
interview with tbo minister of the
interior, to discuss the question of
the emigration of Russian Jews to
America.
BENEATH TUE WAVES.
Another Surf Batber Swims to
Eternity,
New York, Aug. 24. Herbert
Mapes, the famous college athlete,
was drowned before his mother's
eyes while bathing in tbe surf al
Fire island yesterday. There were
several bathers in the water when
Mapes, accompanied by his brother
Dr. Charles J. Mapes, Dr. Strat
ford and Frederick Cheseliorough,
a college mate, plunged into the
breakers for a swim. Being aa ex
cedent swimmer, he at once
struck out beyond the breakers,
and was soon separated from his
companions. The first warning of
danger came from Mrs. Mapes,
who was watching him from the
beach. Her cries drew the atten
tion of the other bathers to the
young man. He was struggling
violently as though be had been
attacked by cramps. His shoaU
could not be heard above the roar
of the waves, but he waa signaling
frantically for help with his arm.
At once all was excitement aad
confusion. Half a dozen brave
swimmers started to Mapes' assist
ance. Twice the young man was
carried under by the waves when
he reappeared on the surface. The
second time it was seen that he
was completely exhausted. Tbe
would-be rescuers redoubled their
efforts, but before the nearest was
within a score of yards, Mapes
disappeared fer the last time. His
body has not yet been recovered.
Bona of Veterans.
Minneapolis, Aug. 24. Tbe
tenth annual encampment of the
city to-day with about 6000 mem
bers of tbe order in attendance.
The commandery bedins its ses
sion this afternoon. Commander
Webb in his annual address
stated the actual membership of
the order to-day is loU.UUU, Z6,4Z3
being taken in during the past
year.
Yaqalna Passengers.
Yaqi-ixa, Aug. 24. The steam
ship Wiliamette Valley arrived at
1 : 40 p. m. with tbe following pas
T. G. Brownstein and wife, Jas. A.
Campbell, Miss M. C. Snell, Mrs.
i . . . , i-ii A r
r. AUKin ami enna, a. iwrmin,
P. Worsley, Tom Black, C. L.
Davis, Wm. Johnson, J. M. Stew
art, wife and two children.
Venezuela Rejects Oar Bfer.
Panama, Aug. 24. It is an
nounced that the Venezuelan
congress has rejected the recip
rocity treaty proposed by the
Uniteo. States.
AMONG ICEBERGS
BBTVBN OF A. STEAHEK VBOM
THE ABCTIO REGIONS.
A Three Weeks Straffl In tbe
Frozen Regions--Blasting; Baveet
the Vessel.
St. Joun's, N. F., Aug. 24.
The Arctic steamer Kite baa arriv
ed with reports of interesting ex
periences in Greenland which in
clude a struggle of three weeks
with icebergs in Melville bay, dur
ing which period she made only
100 miles.
Lieutenant Peary, his wife and
five associates were landed ia Mc
cormick bay, Murchison sound.
Whale sound, his original destina
tion, was frozen over and inacces
sible. W hile in Melville bay Peary
broke his leg, but Dr. Cook decided
that tbe occurrence need not inter
fere with the expedition, as be
would probably be as well as ever
in three month's time.
On July 16th the Kite waa nearly
lost. She got ripped between two
flies. All hands were put to work
and by digging and blasting; the
vessel a8 saved trom destruction.
A number of interesting trophies
were secured by explorers.
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
Tbey Are Not Desired by the Aus
tralian Authorities.
LosdoV, Aug. 24. Since the
lynching at New Orleans, many
Italians have returned to their
native country from the United
States, and in some localities their
presence has caused a serious over
stocking of tbe labor market. With
a view ot relieving this congestion,
Premier Rudini some time aco
sounded Lord Salisbury on the
question whether Australia would
not be a good place for tbe settle
ment of Italian immigrants. It
was thought that possibly the Aus
tralian local government might
offer some inducements for tbe im
migration of Italians who could be
proved to possess some meansand
to be of good character . The Brit
ish government sent inquiries on
the subject to the Australian
authorities and has received re
s ponces which will hardly be wel
come news to the Italian premier.
The Australians state Australian
immigration is not favored by tbe
people of that country.
Exploring Africa,
Brussels, Aug. 24. A commc
niat inn hall lMn MAAtwl Kama
from Stanley Falls indicating that
Kinin I'ajiha. waa nucepRafnl in hia
operations in Africa. Emin occn-
pieu an tue uiu aiauons in uie
equatorial province, and seems to
nave completely cowea tue aer
vishes.
Frost la law.
Marsh alltown, Ia., Aug. 24.
A very perceptible white frost
visited this region both Sunday
morning and this mornina?. aarja-
cially in the low landa, but the
corn ia not injured and the tender-
eet vegetables are only slightly
nipped.
embers of Linn Ceaaty Farmer's
AUlaaea.
Yeu are hereby notifies! that I
have contracted with the well
known firm of Stewart A Sox, at
Albany, to supply you with binders
mowers, rakes, twine, backs, bug
gies, wagons, plows, etc., as wall
as all other articles in the line 4)1
general hardware. Marios coun
ty members can purchase at tha
same place on the same terms.
Ben. H. lams.
Financial Agent,