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joe iir. ltct t" ;:n
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Foil n f.
At Wi'i &. M.irk's caii U seen
some of tne most be.iulil'ul ladies
pdd with.-, which have just
Leen re eive-l.
TOCOtll TKMPL.tKS.
Do you know that Moore's Uo
vealed Remedy is the only patei t
medicine in the world that dot 3
not contain a drop ol alcohol ; thi.t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it is a 1
advance in ihe scienceof medicine
without a parallel in the nino
1 1 -lit It ,-eninry ; that its proprii t i i
oiler to forfeit I. iiCO for any ea-.i
of ilyspepsi 1 it u ill not rare ?
Cram' I nrlallvl Atlu.
The new eilitinn of thi unrivail
e.l work is now Im in-; delivereil ly
ilie ajrent, .Mm. A. .M. Tall. The
work m a most excellent on, am!
this e 'ltion is ' ureat improve
lueiit ii;m)ii former ones, jriviiiji
;ill tlu latest ilafe anl iiiilrh new
matter that was not in the previous
eit, Hons. It fhunM he in every
family, ami on everv husinesa
nuiisil.sk. Those
who are not
supplied can procure the all id hv j For eiht years I have Kiillered
a.ldies-in;' F. o. i;x No. (JO A l-; from catarrh, which ell'eeted my
ha ny Oregon. eyea and hearing; have employed
- - j many physicians without relief.
e are the only people who car- j I hid dow oil my second kittle of
ry the celebrated K. & V. collar ; Kly's Cieam l'.alm, and feel conli
tin I cutis. Always have the latest j dent of a complete cure. .Mary 0.
styles in stock, T. L. Walla: e A Co. J Thompson, Cerro (Jor.lo, 111.
Julius GRADWOHL'S
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bazaar
Wh..le.ll.
I! s. extra '
la ed. .f". :(.
My l:sp
novelties
tiiis year
wji.dei fill.
pri f Hinrar: 100
".it i; ICO lln. rranu-
'av of ne
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will he
.v toys a:ul
holidays
somethinji
toaiiiiSipuare
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MATfdEWS& WASHBHRU'S, ALBAHY, 0BE00S,
AUTUMN
hk khk Fur Trimmed fiiiriiieot a i i
-ThisiuesUon'cjin be
SAM'L, E. YOUNG,
n'lio was
IV Ladies !
' laces, li
OPCNKD FOR THK
Dress i Is, in cloth,
linens, ann wnue ir 10.1s,
r. 1
Also a complete assortnutit of Boots
pst pliuki ix i
f. .v kwpff a stock h
u " 'Ve fatisfacti
W,T II -i PIOXKKll DUVti'DIH If iIT-J'
large ennisjli
action both in
LOSE CASH BUYERS Vl-ITIXti THIS MVUKET ARE ESPECI
invited to inspect his stock, which
ir.t nts, anrpnrchas'd especially for
Hig'iest of all ia Leavening Power.
11 N
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man ami have been
a constant siillerer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en:
tirely cured hv the use of Kly's
'ream Balm. It ia strange that no
simple a remedy will en re such a
stubborn disease Henry llill
intrH. U. S. Pension Ati'v. Waoli-
; imrton. 1). C.
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h that yc
Gradwoh
ilIKVKRV LATF.ST XF.WS
vou can hnv at Julius
s U.iiar. fur net
cash, goods as follow s :
Iti Ib9. gian tlated suj.' tr
l' lbs. extra (' sitar. ......
No. 1 kerosene, pcreinye-ial.
" trallons good p ckles
2i lbs. No. 1 Svon f-oip
One complete haiiL'in lamn
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1 win conduct aemet casii store,
and all jr xwls will be sold f.r net
ca h from In to '" p-r cent, less
than regular price.
My btnek of ( 'hiii'.iu .ire, fiM-y
goods and all tin- desirable style's
of dishes, as well as staple tracer
ies crockery lamps and lixMivs,
is complete in every way. 1 make
a speciality of line teas, ll'cei-at d
baking ponder, and always pleaseu
my customers.
Jt'I.II S (iKADWolII.,
A1.11.tNV. Oct. 17. IS'M.
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The' Lamest M
South of Portland
- IS Hl-.KK,
mind and on the
"Who h.is the b,
satisfac'.orilly answered at Ihe old
FALL AN!) W1NTKII TIUDK A
si'ks, fo-ei n and dun Mtie f.iii.-i
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notions, novelties, e'
and Shojs, Stajile a id Fancy (iroi:
: ii VS
ins; a
to sntiplv anv want, an 1 m 1'
tpiaUty and prices.
is complete in i-.ll It i 3 nune:ror.s
the, fall season of
latest U. S. Gov't Food Report
Baking
Powder
Seliool lax NkIUh,
The school tax in school
oiMtnct .xo 0, is now due and pay
able, (.all at my oiiice and pay
ihe same before it hemnies de
linquent. C . I'.I KKII l(T.
1 listrict Clerk.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous beeausii their wives
talk ko constantly about Matthews
and Washburn, its not their tood
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the giMid iiualites of the cook
j and heating ntoves t hey sell. Kvery
one seems to he delighted when
they buy from .M. and W.
ii:itir vt ins.
Wi: d'.i.( to say to our eiti
zi us, tli.it for years we liave licen sell
in Hr Kind's New Discovery for
Coii-iinmt ion. Dr King's New Life
I'ilir., liitcklcn'. Arnica Sulvu and
Klectric Hitters, anil li.tve never
li imllcil remedies that sell 11s, or !li:it
have given such eniversal satisfac
ti 11, We do not liesitutc to guaran
tee t tli. -in ' every time and we Bland
ready to rcditul Ilie purchase pi ice, if
sati.-f.ietoiy 11 sails du not follow t!ie:r
ue 'l'li.--e remedic!- have won t'.ieir
ere it .opi:lai ity purely on their
iiicriis, Km-hay & Mason lhuggists,
Mie;i'. I'liittii
i;railiH of Ilie Vorlil
One of H
appropi late
has in en i
tn st beautiful and
holiday books that
ued, Tears the title
above
given, lt is fully ex-
pl lined by the till'.', for it illus
trates all of the objects mid scenes
of interest in the I'.illVrent parts of
wurl'l, and that two with ali the
truthfulness and beauty of
the genuine photogiaph. Over two
hundred and titty of these full
page photographs me given The
liijok is one of the linef t gift kioks
that 1 011 id he imaxini-.l of, mi l is
sitnp'y siiierb,
sub ci iptiou.
1. i ill be sold by
4
lie
ifi:
wllieli i-
ivr.riiKr.
irnaranteed to lirili
you salisfa .tory re.-uits, or in case ol
lai'iire a return of purchase p' ice,
I in ties Fuf.. plan jou can Imy from
our adverii-ed druggists a ImMle of
!r King's N.w D-vovery for Om
siiinpiiiiii. lt i guar Mitee.l to '.ring
relief in e ry c.i.-e, w Inn iim-iI foi
any nliiction of Throat, l.'.lligs, ol
Chest Mich as (.'o!i-iiin;tii.n, li.ll
t ion of Lungs, liio.ii lntis, At Inn :,
Whoo.i:g ( ongh. I'roi.p, etc, etc
It i I l. a-.ani and agree:. Me to tate.
p.-rfeelly afc, ail lean aiway.- tu; di:
pendeil upon. Trial botth-.s free ut
r'osti.i'. v M.isoii, i)ri:ggit.,
Ml. I I.Al lO it iM.f.:coi
canvly n day p;ses wilhoul
the
sof mhiiu large failiiM
I! ishing
r.'-nl; ol
iivel the wires the ls.i
speciiiaii'iii ill stocks or some c pu'lv
(I in.e 'oiis venture. The -aiiic eii CI :c
en I. ..! carries to dear d:-t.int Irlei.d
tli.- sail li. lings of death of loved onts
t-.o oft.-n the result o( speenlali in
1:1 patent iioi-ininis. Moore's !h M aled
lleimn i no ?.ecul.itio:i Ii ; uh!
on po- ::ve g I ir.iatee. Ilo not fail t.)
goto 011r dnigg:t and llK fir your
ncoey if n it salislied. U . kno.in
011 ( Hi .0 and Imy another liollle.
For sale lij all !ruggits.
A N i THK IMjriUY ON
Til K
l!ps of every
st stock of
woman will h
bli s Fall hum.
established house of-
dMM )TH Am)1:TM KNT OF
s ia vis, uu 1 T.ve.ir, gl ivei, hosiery,
I VIXr.I'KI)Pl'liLIf5 FAVOR
s( nrialty of s.:lccti:tg such goods
M.I.Y
depart -
1891
PENNOYEIIS HASTE
.
He Issues a Thanksgiving Procla
mation Before the President.
S.U3 HAItKISON "13 KATTLEU"
Thnfresidsnt's Proolamntioa Ii Sort of
Wx.ndry Affiir Aayway Newi
From tho State Otpiul.
PM.E.M. Or., Aovemher 9.
Having waitel more than the
allot! id titiu fjr President Har-
fitofi to issue the Thanksgiving
proc'amalion tiov rennojerio-dav
issued the fodoAin Thanksgiving
tiroc.ainauon : Inasmuch as gratt
tilde f r favors received should
find due expiession, I do hereby
apiai nt lliursday the -Oth day
of 'ovember & a dav of public
thanksgiving to the Abnigh y God
t j he observed by the whole people
01 Oregon 111 Ilie usual appropriate
manner in return for ihe ble-sing
of peace and plenty which liave
been lieetowt d upi 11 t:iem d-iring
the past, year." When ai-ked if
it was 11 )t an unusu d fiing for the
governor ol a slate to issue a
thanksgiving proc'amalion. before
the president of the nation issues
his, (lovernor 1'ennoyer said
j jkingly: "I'licle 15en, no doubt,
has been rattled hv the events ol
hist Tuesday and was waiting to
hear niorj lully Irom Aew Yon
The governor said the piesident
really had no authoriiy to issue
a prjeLiMiition to the people of a
sta'e. Lincoln was the first to do
it and the ex mip'e time set has
beer, followed t ver since. The
prwlani.it ion is usually issued
about the first tf Novemher."
Wheat tj-dav t wk a jump from
7ii' . t SJ'.. cents. At t!ie former
ligure it has lite.i tt .ndinu for
many weeks.
The arr.va' at theasvlum to-day
wen l'.li'.abtt'i Buchanan, aged
:i4. from (irant county; John J;.
Wright, avel :!'., from Tioga,
Douglas county; James Dustan,
a.ed 8 ears.
The tv.it : hoird of lailrjad com
missioners, after having taken the
testimony, found that 1 nomas J
Finney came to his death on the
I', it V. V. railroad through no
negligent a. of his own but on ac
count of the defet t ve condition of
the car.
S.11.KM, Ocf. S. The assessment
mil of I 'mat ilia county has been
n-eeived by the secretary ol state,
whicii thows a total taxable prop
erty o! ifti :;i3,3:Kj and 2314 polls.
This is the eleventh county roll to
be received.
A r. idea of incorporation were
tiled to-dav with the Fecretary cf
state as follows: Chiteo Harbor,
Land A Townsite Conipaoy, of
Silverton; incorporators, Thomas,
"hat h s and Kobert Van pelt, A.
Co-1 dge, jr. and sr., F. and A. L
MclTaiae, M. J. Adams, J. U.
Yiegley; capital BttK'k, $25,000.
O.cgmi' triiit O rowers Association,
of The Dalles: incorporators, C. N.
Thiiriiiiiiry, F. A. Hudson ; capital
stock, ?2"0,HlO.
MKK AT AI.BlN.k.
That I'oKl.illti-e ami Other llouaea
Itiimoil - 1 l.ii of l'i OOO.
Po in i.Ni, Xov. 9. Albina was
lis le i hv a $12,000 fire this nwrn-iii.-.
The department rendered
excellent service and respontieu at
the 'iri-t tap of the alarm In II.
Mioit'y 1 efore 2 o clock, smoke
a as s -en issuing f om the rear of
tlie S.ui hson building, at the cor
lurof Russell a id Helm streets.
The a'arm was nt once sounded,
but w thin a c inpleof minutes the
tlanios 1 roke from the roof and be
gin their woik of destruction in
iiead'y earnest. After a fiitht of
an hour an I a half thellaines were
put out. but everything was
burned save the front wal'sand
ttie fixtures of the postoliici.
I.OSSK8 AND INSURA CB.
A. J. SniithsMi, oviner of the
building, estimates his loss at
f-IO.H). He carried that amount of
int-urance with Hewitt & Co. Mr.
Suiithson will at once begs n re
building with brick.
Mrs. Dalgleiech calculates her
loss at f ill) 1. A large amount of
her stock was eavul. She carried
$l"rt 0 insurance in the Hamburg
Company and $r00 in the Sun.
The damage to the postoffice fix
tures is estimated by Mrs. Mc
kenzie at f4 )0. A room has been
rented in Hie McKay block six
doors from the old office, and mails
will be delivered there to-morrow
morning.
01 to Meesman's loss in drug
st x'k an J fixtures is estimated at
I2-IIK). Insured for $120'J in the
Oakland, of California.
Schado A Oiwald, the barbers,
est inure their los at $5K). The
are insured for $400.
Leo (ie irhart, proprietor of the
saVum, fixes his loss at $1500. He
held $.r)00 in the San and $490 in
the Oakland insurance companies,
Peter Kline, the outther, places
his loss at $3o0. No insurance.
L. Lirsen, the boot and shoe
msker, places his loes at $250 with
no insurance.
Nobody seems to know how the
fire originated. Some are inclined
to think it the result of an inceu
diary's work.
Kan A way aud Hot Married.
Davto.v, Waeh., Nrov. 9. There
is a sensation in this city over the
(elopeineiit of S. F. Frary and Miss
Georgia Berry, who went to Walla
Walla Saturday. The are married
and have gine to San Francisco t
retiJe. Tlie Kill's parents objected
to the match. Frary'a first wife
died in this city five months ago.
The eloping parties are of the first
families of the city, having many
friends.
THK CHILIAN ArFAIK.
The War Dcparttaont Tliluku Tliero
la Mo Dancer.
AVbsuixgton, Nov. !. A cable
gram rceived by Secretary Tracy
from Captain Sthley, ditel Va -paraiso,
Chili, yesterday, state"
there is no iudtcition of any feel
ing of hostility toward the" Balti
more's ompany at Valparaiso.
R"gardinicT the report of unusual
act'vitv and Sundav woik in the
navy y aid, it is said atl he navy
deiartment it his no warlike Kig
nilicance. Itio orJt r has been sen
from the depa tin nt tor Sunday
Tork, and 11 is not kuoAii o.'tie.iallv
that there has been any. It is the
common practice to work a Lin
of men over time a' tin nav
yards when there are particular
needs ot haste, mi 1 if ihe work lias
been in pursuance of a general
order to hastn the work of re
pairs on the ships in order to have
them in readiness for their winter
cruises.
A Kilt UNDKKr.lKIMi.
A Movement to Kightthe Staiinarri
Oil Company.
riTTSBCRO, iNoveinlier 51 it is
stated on authority that cannot bi
questioned that a formidable
movement has been inaugurated
to oigmize an opio.sitio!i to the
Standard Oil octopus. The IW
uucers I r-jiective Association is
about to form an tippositiou trust
Ihe obect of Ihe project is to
erect o:l refineries, lay pine lines
ami compete with the Standard
in its most profitable fields.
The bankers of thu ne project
be leve they can caunnar.d enough
capita to begin operatioi s on so
large a scale as to defy the big
monopoly, if this hope is realized
and tbe inJicatious are that it will
be, the new trust will bs able to
secure a tpod share of the euor
motis profits which are now being
divided among the Stand jro
nabobs.
CHINKsK U( ritAULS,
rhe ItrltUh Government W ill Ac
cept no Mote JCxcuaea.
London, Noveui1 er !!. The
Foreign Orlico awaits a reswuise
from 1 eking to the ultimatum tie
mantling t ie adoption of measures
t punish the leadi rs 111 the recent
outrages. Sir John al-iu.in,
Brit hIi Minister t I Inna. has
been directed to give thj Chinese
Oovernmeut until tlie 1 11 1 of the
month ti replv, h-n, fading to
get satisfaction, the cimtumd
fjreign llctt will se ze Shanthai
and ot ter tr.-atv porls on the
1 ang-tse-Maug ami the po.veis
will take control i f the ii toiu3
of each port until the mat er in
dispute is arranged. The British
Adiural now at l'aazki, two days'
teaming distance from Shanghai
has been warned t ) hold the
squatlron in readiness.
A Varful ruhlicalimi.
The Xovember number of Baby
hood closes the aiventh volume of
that standard nursery guide for
parents. It contsins an art:c!t- on
"The Family Medicine Ch;st," by
the me Ileal editor, w ta h g vch
pieci-o instructions akj to what
ought to be kept on hand in every
household f r use in an emergency.
At the same time the writer oin"ts
out the dangers of indiecri oijate
iiomestio doctoring Other medi
cal articles of interest to mothers
are: "The Care of Indicate In
fants'' and "I'.a'hieg for Sick
Children." The "Nursery Table"
tells how to prepare palatable
nursery dishes, and tha "Nursery
Helps and Novelties" ami
"Nursery Problems" furnish use
ful hints and advices concerning
the many perplexing tpiesti ms
which parents of young children
have to solve. In the "Parlia
ment" the mothers disiuss
the habit ot rating "between
meals," the hoinesickne-sof child
ren, the baby's photograph, the
influence of Punch and Judy on
children, etc., 20 ten's a number,
$2.00 per year. Babyhood Publi di
ing Co., Ty lieekman Street, New
Yolk.
Pour Men Burned to Ieath.
Dknvek, Nov. The Eansions
livery stable was ' completely
burned early this morning. Four
men, possibly live, rooming in tin
upier Krtion of tbe building were
suffocated, and between twenty
and thirty horses met death in the
same way. The names of the
dead men could not be learned.
Several other roomers had a nar
row escape. It fs not kn.iwn how
the fire originated. The linu.c'al
loss ia $20,OJ0; insurance, half
that.
Fighting for Their La' d.
Dfiu.ts, Nov. 9. Two families
named Lynch and Hurley, living
in Dunmarway, County Cork, had
a fight f r the possession of land.
Five persons were fatally injured.
Oilier participants in the fight
were injured, but not so seriously.
Blocked With Ice.
Sr. Pkeersiii ru, Nov. 9. The
river Neva ia blocked with ice, and
navigation is consequently suspended.
A MINERS REBELLION
The Situation 11 Tennessee Be
coming Alarming.
BLOODSHED 14 Til It K.tTKNRI),
Not Siuoa 8ecffiloa Days his Tbrre Ben
8ucb a Dep'aiab'e Condition of Ihh gi.
Op n I aw'ri a
Nasiivh.i.k, Tenn., Nov. G The
situa'iou f aflairs in Tennessee is
becoming alarming. It has but
one tjiial in the h s ory of Amer
ica, an I that was when Carotin
attempted to seeede from the Uni
ted States. It has been st.it 1 of
fkvally lint the rebellion of the
mineis, far as estnnated, has
diiii-iged the commercial standing
of East Tennessee to an amount of
millions of dollars. T, e t w o t .wn
companies one with $"i0.0i 10,(0.)
capital, located at P.rs .d; the
other with $HH"l!lH'O.li00 lo.-ated at
Elizabelhtown hive refud to
enter the sUt, claiming that the
state, not being able to proti ct it )
own .. totems, cannoi protect 11
interests of capital. Suspicious
communication is being hebl re
tween the East Tennessee miners
and the miners of Kentucky, Ala
bama and Yirginia. The hardy
mountaineers who released the
ctjiivu Is have e worn ttiat Hie gn-;
ernor shall not rebuild the st'M-k-;
a les, nnd that if he sends the con-1
victsjjaek to the Priceville ami j
Coil Creek mines, they will bij
butchered in eld blond! ( Sheriifj
Kutherf ir.l. of Antlers ui c uinty. j
who was notilinl by (ioveruor L11- ,
chanan vestenlav that if he could
not sustain order at. I prot'ct, -he Ni:w Yokic, Nov. IK According
ppojile that his iesinnation would rj he uf lhe (.ptitkinen who, it is
be re.i-ie.-te.l. rei e vul a liofce t - i..liJ ,.Jllstitute the American
day 01 two death heads with vnn-. ,ar,j o( ,iirei.tr8 o( tbe Cooper
ning skull and bones, which were Heitt iron works, a bale has
marked on the pap. r and under , takt. .,la,.e wllHrebv a syndicate
tins significant m-ssage: eoiisi-tiag maitdv of Englishmen
Tell your govemor that if Ee i t;lkt-n possawi.ur on Januarv 1 of
sends the convicts t ack again all the iron mills, mines, furnaces
will kill them one by .. le. e ami U -re works now controlled by
mean business. KdwardCooperar.il Ab a'.iain S.
The Mixkrs Comviiti.e.. i io w it".
Tin' law is tnv openly d-Tied. .
There can he nothing but blood- The t Ulhle Surply oflinln.
shed it tin g .vernor really intend I N-, w y(:Kj Nov o.Tl.e state
t) rebuild Ilie Stoc'iades. uvel-;,,.,, .... .mib'e mihoIv of crrnin
ii.r Uiichanan m-aus tiusiiu-s. too
He has had thty new g t ing guns
aud thousands of sna l arms pur
chased. The st it J li t" paid out to
da e$l(i.S(M for the capt ire of con
vict and th lessei s steadily retusi
t keep their part ol the cjntract.
THE C.AK'S
ANNI VKKSAKY
Silver Weddiiij Oipniuiiirii are
Juietlj tlMrvrd.
YitxsA, Nov. 9. -A dispatih
from Lividia says ti.at tl e siiwr
w.dding of the czar is b, ing ceh-
r.rated without much display.
Th.? gathering
is but lit'.le more
than a lami'y party. Ihe e a e
several reasons for fiis. Tbe
Itii si.iU fanrne is un.k-r.-t od to
be the ch.ef, ftjth the 1 zar ami
czaru.a being deeply toucneu oy
the mllerings of their subjects.
Vnother teiron is the cz it's sec
ond son, the Grand D.ike Gto:ge,
of w boss ncovery there is abso-
lut lv no expi-ctati -n. lite cz.ir
and eztrina are deeply plunged in
grief over this piv.speeliv.: b. riav-
ment, and it is to h.j 1 ear their
son as long as poss.iue ui.u tiny
chose L'ui lia ah the place to cele-
irate tlc-ir silver wedding. George
has been ill now n. a iy a ve ir.
He started on a t ur ot tii- east
wi'h his brohei, the izarowilz,
and had to leturn from Ind'a. ow
ing to failing health. Since then
every care possible 1ms bee.n be
stowed U1011 him, lut hi ha
coiitiii'.ietl to de-line. Another
naon is 'he recent d a'b of lirni d
Duchess Alt-xandiia. The aich-
liishop of O le.-BS otliciates to-dax
at the religious part of the ce -bration,
w hicb, aecoid ng to the
peculiar lorms of the Ktis-ian
church, is virtually a repetition of
the njarriage ceremony. The czar
is in receipt of uny pn s?nts, in
cluding the splendid silver pilgrim
hot '.lei from the Prince ai.d
Princess of Wales, the royal fan:
ilv of Delia ark and t .e Puke cf
Cumberland.
THK II KM Hi NO SKA CASK.
r(;iled In tho t nlle.l Stales Su
preme Court,
AVasiiisoton, Xov. 9. The
nitetl States supreme coii't
chamber w as crowd-d this morn
ing, distinguished members of the
ir being preset t to In ar the argu
ments in tlie "Ayward l.eiiring
sea case. ex-ecreiary 1 avaru.
;ind ex-Atoniev-iieiieral (iarl ind,
of Pres dent Claveland's cabinet.
ex-S'iiatjr F.dniunds, Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, llepiesetiti?
live spu iger, ol liln-ris,. and
others present besid s Attjtney-
ieneral Miller, Soluutor-lienital
Taft, Joseph 11. Cheat", ot New
Yoik, and oth.us who took pait 111
the urgutfient. Jus"Ctf P.radley,
who has been in feeble healt'i lor
several months pa-t, was resent.
The con it will therefore hear this
and other important cases, and
Justice BraJiey will take put in
hearing such ol them as bis bealt1'
will permit and othirs will goon
without him.
Negro Fiends Captuied.
Plkasakton. Kan., Nov. 9.
Saturday afternoon Dan William
son and William and Bert Austin,
negro coal miners, were arrested
and taken to the county jail at
Mound City, charged with a fienf-it-h
outrage on Maggie Luce, a lt-ye.ai-
ll demented girl of good
iamily. The itirl is not expected
tin cover. Yesterday two lutile
attempts to hnch the fiends were
made. The prisoners were taken
to Fort S.ott. Trouble is looked
lor to-day.
have a
ati..ii.
when the
preliminary
prisoners
1 xaiiiin-
HKTV Y KA Its (ILU,
Olt-hrntlnir the Ilirtlulay of
the
(li- to Knliindl hrone.
Lonim.n, Nov. 'X The 50th b
.rth-
day of ilie Prince of Wales is being
celebrated with rojal ent'iusiasin.
It is said that ever since early
morning congratulatory messages
have been pouring in to .""at dring
li 1 111 with gilts, those fioui the
liirman k liser and Prince Henry
alone amoiintii g in value to 100,
(i,l.i marks. 1'his munifieence
voiiid seem to disp jseof any cold
ness lie! w en the kaiser nnd the
Prince of Wa'c, and contrasts
with Wiihi-lui's treatment of the
ev.ar and czarina on iheoccaeicn of
ttieit silver wedding todav. The
l id that the Prince of Wales did
j 't accompany the p'incess to the
fainilv par'v at Fredericksbuig
this autumn may, it is thought,
have tended t m:ik the ka-ser
think lnorcof him. Toeci y fath
ers of London aie c-'lebrating at
the Guildhall in honor of the oc-c.i-ioii,
and in every part of Great
I'.r tain there is some recognition
of tlie dav.
KNtil.HII CAI'ITAL,
Ituyirs lit American Industrie
Wherever It lit 1'onHlble.
in ?t ue and all at Siturdav, No-
I veinl. r 7, as compiled by the pro
i i'ii exchange, is as f d'ows:
', Wiieai, oS.:;;2 OiKt tons, increase,
i 2 M'l OO.I ; corn, 2.S12.000 tons, de
jcMase, 2!0,i(J; oats. 4,:84,(KH)
j ions, irci-ease, piiiDjO; barley,
! ajtl,iMJ t j::s, increase, 12,000.
J hej- Itoth Died.
P.KKi.tN Nov. 9. The Sunimer
iiel Is. fattier and son, both mem
bers of tin lirui of Fritdlander &
Snniitierlield, bankers, i.f this ci!v,
--' J --aiuroay last, ami no,
'--r the d.e of the day busi-
' H''- opeii.-u veins in ineir arms
'an ltnen shot 1 ie 111 eives in tne
Ilieid with revolvers, lave both
died.
11. it to Ieio.r the Sultan.
L'imion. Nov. 9. The Timet
has a dispatch f rem Tangiers. say
ing: "A plot has been oiscovered
to place th" sultan's lavorite broth
er. Ynii. -y Isniael, en the throne.
The mi' tan's chief adviser lias been
disgraced and di-missed, and Is
inacl, who is kt alif of Fez, has
been depj.-e l and M'l.l to Morocco
with sev.-ral noble accoitrolieis."
SIM KliS' KOl THK WIKES.
Wi'iiaiu Linnseti was killed near
.etiik, Poik cuiiniy Sunday, while
ut (itiiit'.tig. It is thought that
hisgun wa-aci ideiitllv .list harg
td. A report in ci rendition that the
1 cruiser l!iltini';re had lten.b'oii
tip bv a C'iiilian toriiedo boat is of-
lici i.lv d. uiol at Washington.
James K. Wright, while walking
ui th.. ra I toad trick reir Stock
ton, Gal., was struck by a train
aud killed. lie was very deaf.
Six lue'i were kill ;1 by a gas ex
plos.on 111 the shaft d the Suqti -nanna
c-oiil mine, at Nanticoke,
I'a Several others w ere badly in
jur d, so u" of whom will ilie.
Samuel Stalling, of Denver.
Colo., was last night shot and
killed by bis mist-ess, Lucy
Swarthou". Stalling's wife and
children lived iti the same house
with the pair, nnd the mistress
was jealous of the w i n.
The Brooklyn navy yard has
never presented such a scene of
act vily since the days of the Ke
hilhoti as ii does atpreseul. A
Luge 'orce of ine.i are at work day
ami huht gating the war vessels
ready for sea.
Ol. I Maid'
Hoy's Are 1'erfect.
Ji.luc
Franc s Willard write an article
entitled
Boy "
"How to Bring Up a
-ee her, Frances ! It
begin, "First, get your
ought to
b..v.-'
G ovet in r McKinney, of Virgin
ia, aunouiices that he will net re-,
move the politica' disabilities of
a-y man who has been convicted
of theft.
If you suffer pricking pains or
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, "ami find your sight
week and falling, you sl-.ouid
promptly use Dr. 11. McLean 'b
Strengthening Eye Salve. 25
cents a box.
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