Morning daily herald., November 11, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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KI!C SALE, WANTS. ETC.
IH-WOIATI'IS or PARTNERSHIP
I X Mice Ik h.-r. ( if veil that tin Hr 11 f f
N wl 4 .Siiiinn m. (loinis hiniMfm under that
tune at It ion Mill u. hveby nisi-o; vfil I y
ni'i ua' con-nit. Stin Nuel ruti'inir. The
I ini-icn vv I'n.iinu,. i by S miii.m &
1 li Mi:i)i,
1 OiT In th: i-ity i. ii 11 t.Ky,
M. lit. a
j j nil v '1 .iu:i i
i-h.trtn, le-unm the man
t if it r.tr." m1 on tin- rvre ai-le a
1" '- itnou.- wi.l j ue eae the
animal IIkr O.Ii cti e.
r o3riii .hi rwl on- Alhinv or in A'-
J J lnv, l : a.t -h. r k 1 1 t-MiUinin,'
ii. v k vett ti l m it, it pair o! overalln, a
r u i .riiTiin.'.i n k. a ,ir ! mi'h-, .inrt-t, a
f irij, ni'i; tt'fl tritli, a iir of
wir till t.n.ikivH lr a ra.:e hiie anil
lr we in iott v, r volv. r. Liheil
-sii will ti.- paiil to tlu tlu Jer on It-mini?
tlic 1IU : -t llklt ll.tl oiti e.
I ) h l t.t - Ihi khtol tax lor
A tit' ven- I.M. n ii v iliu .it iiavaiile.
1 -,.i-r ;r reiK-i'vl C eal liroiuiitlv.
at it..-.- li e or ;li ricrk, '. Ii I: irkhirt and
Iwy tin- nunc, bi-.u-.l, C. 1. l.iirktairt,
l-itrltf.
If Hi KKX T A i.e it live r-wnt cottage,
t ear Si!liie.n I'ftL'llii: iletKt. AplilV kit
iei 't UO.'el,
a 1 B. WINN, At.KSr Kott THE LKAl).
'V .ira, i.ih ana i.i.tnl umurauce com-
-MIIO
TV I OXET T ) I.OA.U- HOMH CAPITAL OX
..'l k'-p.M r-nl e-fa'.e snirity. r'or particu
lam h(iiiro Jt oe. Humphrey.
I 'RES OK Ll- All flt for culti-
I1MF vati'in. anil un lr fen:e, for ale a
tl'if i re, Mithin ij itiiui from railroad
ttki n ft i.l 'ff tiiiiea tra.u Albany. Apply at
inn omce.
in.VA hu re n ivo I h lann Iry to the
KJ ir.Kinti toe car .cr ot ocoij
Lyon iienKtu
land for Hale.
. 10. .'i, 10, sit auret, easv t. nut, install-
ment p'an chutp aiil h!ih-priiel. Alno
e.v ci" lotfta'l owneil liy tl. Brvaut
L.tnit nartrylnx.
T)aTiits De.:n:Ma auRTaTi.ts Domcaiioa-
I tAin vurate nil prompt work by a
upon county surveyor K T. T. r'wher. He
hftHcompieltf coiiteeol dvlil note atul town-
nip j'latu, and in prepare I to do tnrveviiut in
a iv art of Linn miuut. PontolTue aililreaa.
llillers Station, una vrn itt.Orecon.
I.I MIM"
At5- HI pure Home
prillU; I Si'iei llil
Min-h mliral Ji.triiftl
of 1,-te Ku ri.'n l..t-nti hii aid Prncee4t-.
V ' II So VfUiiHit i irujrantieil IS,.
l. i mi -niiti .ii :l". ri per yea-, with 2
Aloini iii:ii I. if raver Souvenirs
tlli adverttKvi e:it. It will lead ol to nuc-
Al.l HISI 4 UK I'l Hl.lnlllVI Co, N.w.
ji-rt. hy.
Albany Nurs-
ncs.
'.Ve are ofTfiins; t pInn'tT the
fiiie-t lot of fruit trees, of all de-
tirift'e varieties, in t;u state.
I Ine hiiti'lrml ami lil'tv tho'iHitnd
tree-4 fur t!ii-t nminer's la.t le.
lii!P -etin 1'ivitod an l sittid.Mi:
t'in yirir.in.i-e 1.
Seri'l for caiataiT'ie or call and
8-e n-tat tiie ol I ('line horiestead
out- li.ilf utile s.iiitiiect of Albanv.
IIi'MlN 'i UltoW.NKIX.
Sawing
P.. I the N. M I la i
40S. A 60RD !
HOVAHO & SO.V,
SrE AM SAW. PKOMPT WORK
v3 U-Uiu
CITY DIIUG STORE
STAS4KD I CySICK, Proof.,
rTr U r'KIt t;;.0t:K, - - ALBCN'Y,
If ilrr In
DTJCj. MEDICINES. CHMIA'S, fancy
ari'l ToiM arti. i-n, SiMne4, Utusheft,
I'erfu.aeiv. School li-nk, and Ar
tist Sup lie
rfiysu ian s prescription
Carefully eoiupotin'led.
H.
O KEGG,
n it
Mi-n' an I II ' elochinir mule to opk-r nr
rV.tel iiiid re'aue! on hort nutitw and
ii a.ioii .'ilo rates.
s.h-,ii n t it treet '-ar line betwren Third
n.l r'imrrti strut
. onr.i 1 Jleyer a new oven is
n.W c-'mpleted, and he is better
premium tl an ever to serve his
old customers as well as new ones
w itli the best of fresh bread, rakes,
in faet evervtLin from the dainti
hi
I ZlJ Sh i
. i I , in it nn .It If .tn
est hit re lis to ttte most elaborate
wedding takes. Housekeepers
are invited to eive the product of
li it new oven a trial.
0
At Will fc Stark's can be seen
noiiie of tiie most lieautiliil ladies
yohl watches, which have just
been received.
TOCOW TKMFLARS.
Do von know that Moore's Bu
vealed Remedy ia the only patent
medicine in the world that dot a
not contain a drop of alcohol ; tbnt
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it is an
advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its proprietoi a
oifer to fur (fit $1,000 for anv case
of dyspepsia it will not cure?
Craui'a Unrivalled Atlas.
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work is now being delivered by
llie agent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The
work is a most excellent one, and
this edition is a great improve
ment upon former ones, giving
all the latest date and much new
matter that was not in theDrevioua
editions. It should be in every
family, and on every business
man's desk. Those who are not
supplied can procare the atlas by
addressing P. O. Box No. 00 Al
bany Oregon.
We are the onlv ueoDle who car.
ry the celebrated E. & W. collar
and cull's. Alwavs have the latest
styles in stock, T. L. Wallace & Co.
Bazaar
o
Wholf.:tle
price if sugar: 100
f".0!); 100 lbs. granu-
Iltr. extra
hritl, i(H.
My display of new tovs and
novelties
for
the
holidays
this year
Wot.detful.
will
Ik;
something
Joins
GRADWOHLS
MATT3EWS & WiSHBSBS'S, ALBANY, OREGON,
AUTUMN
Cloaks, Jaeh'k For Trimmed Garments and
This'ipieation'can be
SAM'L, E. YOUNG,
HO HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRVDE A
Lad ies Dresi tt'jods, in cloth, silks, fo-ein and dom f -ittc falirio-i, s
laces, linens, and white modi, notions, novelties, etc.
Also a complete osiortiuwit of Boots
nSTABLlSHED IN 1-Si6, T IIS PIONEER DRV GOODS HOUSE II AS M
H by keeoing a stct-k large enough to snpply any want, and mi'tin r a s.j
as will give tatisfaction both in
LOSE CASH BUYERS VI.-ITIXli
invited to inspect his stock, which
ments, andjpurcbasd especially for
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
1 1 cr
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man and have been
a constant sntferer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm, it is strange that so
simple a remedy will cure such a
stubborn disease. Henry Bill
ings, U. S. Pension Att'yl Wash
ington, D. C.
For eight years I have suflered
from catarrh, which effected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relief.
I am dow on my second bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mury C.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111.
rjHEVERV LATEST XEWS
I is that yon can buy at Julius
Uradwohl'a Bazaar, for net
cash, goods as follows :
1 lbs. gran jlated sag ir $1 .00
19 lbs. extra C sugar 1.00
No. 1 kerosene, per single gal.
5 gallons good pickles 1.00
20 lbs. No. 1 Savon soip 0
Arbuckle coffee, 2."hj per iund
I will conduct a strict cash store,
and all goods will be sold for net
ca h from 10 to 25 ier ctnt. less
than regular price.
My stiM'k of Chinaware, finev
g-XHls and all the desirable stvle'a
of dishes, as well as staple pr.ei r
ies crcckery lamps ami lixiares,
is complete in every wav. I make
a speciality of line teas, ci'lleesaiul
baking jtowder, ami always pleases
my cusioiiiers.
Jl'I.ICS Gkaiiwohl,
Albany, Oct. 17. lS'H.
andSipuare
The Largest Stork cf
r
aod TiNWAHE
South of Portland
IS UK RE,
mind and on the
Who has the
satisfactorily answered at the old
and Shoas, Staple a id Fancy Groceries.
quality and prices.
THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY
is complete in nil his numerous
the. tall mmoii of
OLIEGON fWElD AY, lnimtl 11 1891 r-NO. '291
4 f V
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ALBANY,
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report,
School Tax Notice. s'J
The school tax in sclioof
tlistrict No 5, is now due and Vay1
able. Call at my oftVe ana puy
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. fl. BntKii hT.
1 istriet t'le: k.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Matthews
ami Washburn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the good tjualites of the cook
and heating dtoves they sell. Every
one seems to he delighted when
they buy from M. and W.
MI.Kir HIS,
We tlrriiif to gay to our citi
ztiis, that for years we bave heeii sol!
i ii AT I'r Kind's New Discovery for
(Jonf-uniplioii, IJr Kind's New Lifr
Pilis, ItiK'kli'n'a Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, uml liuve ccv;r
hHlidk-d remcilics that sell as, or thai
liave' givcn sucli universal satisfuc
lien, We do not heiit:ite to icuarun
ten ;tlicin ' every tii.ie and we stand
ready to refund the purchase pi ire, if
satisfactory n suits do not follow t!ie:r
use These remedies have won their
j;re it iopularitr purely on their
merits, Foshay & Mason l)i uiniisu,
Sliepi"it rliutorriplis of the World
One of the most leautii'ul and
appropriate holiday books that
has been issued, hears the title
above given. It is fully ex
I l.iined tiy the title, for it illu.-i-Irates
all of the objects mid reenes
of interest in t!ie tliUVrcnt part of
worKI, and tluit to with ail the
truthfulness and heautv of
the genuine pliotogiajh. Over two
hundred and fifly of these full
page photographs ate given. The
book is one of the finest gift books
that could be imagined of, and is
simp'y siiM-rb. It wilt be sold by
sub-criptioii.
a mfc ivTrii:r.
Is one which is iriiar.intcci! to brin
you satisfa.'tory recalls, or in case o!
fai'ure a return of purchase price,
On this eafe plan jmiii can liny fr.nn
our Mdyerti id drugisls a Imttlc of
Ir King's New Dscowry for f'in
sumption, li is sruar -nteed to lriug
rchel in I'Viy case, when used for
any nllrciiou of Throat. I.iiiil's, ot
t'hesl. Mi' h as tHinsuiiioliiin, Iiill.uua
lion of Lungs, Itro.ii hili-, Alliin
Whonpitii; ( ..nh. Croup, etc, etc
It in Ica-sanl. and arcc.lde to taste
perfect Iv safe, und can a!way lie de
pftidi-d upon, trial I'-illl.-s free at
Koshav .V Mason, Driiiis'-sts,
hl"t: I I.t1lt IMM.l itlM .
Scarcely :t day passi-s uilhoiil the
news of sonie lar:e failure l! ishiui;
over thi- wires -the usual n-.ni, ,f
spcctilatiiiu ill stocks nr some cUall
ilalierntis venture. I lie s:i!ne cleft
en rent carries to dear distant Iricud
the sad tidiiiifs of death ol loved oni s
too often the result, ol spi i-nhiti .n
in patent liostruins. Moore'n Keveuled
Itenieily is no speculation hut ;.s Hold
on pixitive I'ar.iulee. lo not fail to
iro lo your di ugit and ask t ir your
nio-iey if n.il nitislicd. We kiiouu
vou will iro anil Imv anotlici hottle.
For sale li) all .'.rtliru'isls.
AND THE INQUIRY ON THE
lips of every woman will be.
best stock of
Ladies Fall hmm
established house of
MAMMOTH ASSORTM ET OF
ia niel r .ve ir, gl-ive, hosiery
' '
UNTUNED Pl'IlLIO FAVOR
cialtv of s.jlerting ptieh goods
Baking
rawder
1891
depart
STATE CAPITAL.
Wheat Takes Another Jump in
Price.
GETTING NEARER THE MARK.
Hw Incorporation!.- A Flam aid Powir
Company Aid An I-iigatloo
8oheme.
Salem, Nov. 10. The following
articles of incorporation were filed
to-rtav with the stcretary ol state
The Hood River Flume and
Power company ; incorporators, A.
S. mowers, ii. t:. Je ana J. ii
Cradlebaugh ; capital t-tock, $20,-
000.
The Eaitle A alley Irriga'ion
company, of La Grande; incorpor
ators, C. M. Donaldson, W . J
Snodgram and D. W. Bailey;
capital t-ciock, J ;(.() .
Wheat to-day took another jump
from8L".. to 85 tents. At Inde
pendence, Wheatland and on the
unner r.ver there is iiearlv three
himdrel thousand busiiels of
wheat waiting f ir boats to bring
it to Salem. The two big mills
her consume live thousand bush
els per day.
CHANGE OK COLLISION.
The Grand Jury Doc a Not Suatalo
It Oulte.
Cakkon, Nov. 10. The rejiortof
the grand jury in the case of
Sartiis Sunuiitrtield, district at
tn ney of Ormsby county, charged
with having disiuirsd an indict
lient fount Against Atuaziah H.
Davis lor atitmpt to rap-, has
been made public. The following
is the re poll in loto.
"The grand jury, acting under
special instructions, having care
fully considered the chafes and
accusations cf misconduct in cilice
a'raitiHt ."aru'is Siiminerlield, dis
trict attorney of Oimsby county,
beg leave to tepott ilia!, while tue
evidence befo e us does not sustain
the charge ol c-jntipiion as show
ing that the diMrict attoriuy was
unduly influenced in nis action in
asking lor adit inifHalol the charge
against Ania.iali 11. Davis lor
alteintit to eouittut rape, )ct we
tind his ieatons were not based on
a thorough know ledgj of the case
o the teK'iiuony upon which the
indictment was louiid by the grand
Hit v, as he miuht eai uy have ob
tained. We further tind that he
made no ttlbrt to get the evidence
of the oiincipal witness in the
ease.
"'e thertfore condemn the
itctioii of tne district attorney in
moving for a dismisial of the in
iliciio nl against Atuaziah 11.
Davis tin the grounds held forth to
this court by him."
a itau tot siKV.
Mure 1'riKif if lite Value of the
SewaMi I'litchaH',
A d'spateh from Vietoiia, B. C,
says that A. .1. G ave, formerly of
.siittil-y's exploring expedition,
who has been in Alaska lor the
n.i-t seven venr-, arriving from a
ti ip on which he tried to make the
he:ilwa'eiH of Alaska river. He
ii c ited the source about eleven
miles northi ast of Mount St. F.I ins
. n 1 hat1, in the exptdit on. found
that the whole of the country east
of Sehwalka'e field of explo-ations
can fie explored w ith pack-horses.
lie himself took and hrotigt t hack
lour hotses in perfect condition.
Previously nothing out men on
foot have been in the counttv tray
erseii. tie nas uiseovereu ana
taken photographic views of the
whole country lying betwen tne
Nonli i iikou and the base ot the
St. Klias Alps, anu linos it mot;
suitable for trithc than was ever
imagined before.
Glave pr tceeds di eH to Wash
nigfon to ask the umeu Miu s
tiovernmt nt for an spuropriation
to enable him to open up trail
next fea-oti. nis party was com
posed of himself anil a friend
named Dalton, hting the smallest
nariv which ever faverteu me
region. 1 le took 1 100 photographs
and also due jveied anenormous'y
rich coper mine.
Valuable A abeatoa Flud.
Ro.-eburg Pl.tindealer: A very
valuable deposit of what is des
cribed as Leing n particularly fine
piahty of aaljestos hs been lound
in the ureen mountain m-inct,
southeast of the town of Carll, and
just north of the Jackson county
line. This adds another to the
various mines that are eventually
to pour wealth into the lap of
Douglas county, for asbestos ent rs
largely into the arts tnd manufac
tures, and the more machinery
tlx re :s built the7 mora ashestos
fiere will be required; and the
new discoveries in working asbes-
t s into li' e s and felts are giving
great impuUe to its production
preparation.
CfLoiiir StaDdlEK-
In referei.ee to the engagement
of Miss Mattie Mitchell, the
ai.t'ful daughter of Senator
Mitchell of Oregon, the Washing-
tan dtppa'cbes say that though but
jiut announced, the engagement
bus been one of long fetanuing,
the yout'g people having net six
years ago at a dinner party, given
in Miss Mitchell's honor at Saint)
Germain, where the Duke de
Rochefoucauld w as fit itioned, and
like most romance?, the story
opens with love at first sight. A 1
thougb untiring in his devotion,
the fate of the gallant otlicer,
owing to reasone of a private
nature, hung in the balance up to
the date of Mis9 Mitchell's arrival
in Paris, early in the pasteumintr,
when, business matters being
satisfactorily settled, the lovers
were made happy inths consent of
all concerned. Tne duke, who is
an officer in the Chtsseiirs
d'Alnque, lias for the past three
years been s'ationed with his reei
ment at Algiers. He was recently
prorroted to a captaincy and oi
dered on duty in the neighborhood
of Paris. An enthusiast in his pro
fession, he has from earlv youtl
led a brilliant military r ireer ; pre
ferii-ig always the post of action to
ono of ease and social ttoim.aritv
Uoon the departure of Miss Mitch
ell for home three years i-go, he
applied to b9 sent to Algiers. II
is 38 years of aire and the owner f
three handsome estates in France
upon one of which his mother.
widow, and bis younger brother
resi e. Miss Mitchell is i'i-t L'li
years of age and a native cf Ore
eon. She is highly enoken of
the Washington papers, all eulo
liizing her beautv and more espec
ially the tender care s e has had
tor her invalid mother. It is tin
derstood the marriage will take
place eaily in the new year.
LONDON GOSSIT.
Comparative I'enalon Kualnea
Buffalo Bllla Uoga.
Loxno.v. Nov. 10. The differ
ence between pension cv.stams of
the United States and Great Brit
ain ran be shown with no better
illustration than the case of Kog-
ers, a British army pensioner, who
died yesterday from absolute star
vat'on. He w as in the Dragoon
Guards for twelve vears had fought
in many bat'les, tit-l after beinu
totally disabled and unfit for work
was retired on a magnificent pen
sion equivalent to $48 a vear. and
on this the veteran could do no
mote than starve to death. The
English workhouses a rd li tied with
defenders of the British emp.re.
Cr tish kennels are about to tuf
fer another loss, for Colonel North
has iires.-P.ed to Butl'a'o bill the
two second - best coutsing grey
hound j in the world. The do'
Dim; wall, bv Mcl'heison, out of
Oneone, and the bith i -Katc
Kuthbert, by Green Dick, out ol
Bitot Fashion. Cody will snd
thetn to his nnch at North PlHtte
where he will establish kennels
with a view ot introducing cottrs
iiu into American mi jrf. He will
also breed bares in order tofurmsl
in iterials for cotirsirg. Dingwall
is second only to North's 10,000
d.tif Fullerton.
The w hinlinz lady, Mrs. Shaw
tells me that she has had to post
pone ner season m Uusma oii ac
count of the wider pread famine.
It would be liice whistling in
graveyard. She intends to lematn
in England for a few months.
Next Monday Mrs. Mackav will
throw open her magniticeni. resi
dence for a urand entertainment
in aid of charity. Hundreds of
people not on the viiting list niv
eager to see the interior of thit
much talked-about private paiac
NOTE! OF INTEKEST.
Miss Rachel Sherman, daughter
of General W. T. Srei man, is to
be nmr ied earlv in January to
Dr. Paul Thorndike, of Bos'on.
Mr. Ea'oi, the sister of the
president, who was thrown from
a carriage in India last tum:iier
wh le Cieneral Harrison was in
California, is now vUitin;
at the White boose. She
has fu ly reioveied frjm her in
juries, though at one time they
were reported fatal.
General Jackson's old kitciien
at tha White house is now utilized
as an elevator enginero m. But
the old-fashioned Ovens are Hill
there and the niche in the wall
remains where the big crane was
suspended in the old days of
primitive hop itality at tne e.-
cutive nianjion.
It is reported that an Idaho
farmer raised 1000 bushels of pop
corn ami stored it in a barn. The
barn ffter wards caught hre and
was burned down. While it was
on tire the coin began to pop and
filled a ten-acre field. An old
mare that was part'y t lind thought
the com was snow and laid down
and froze to death.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes
states that the original ot the
ancit nt worthy whom he immor
talized in "Hie Last i,;at, woo
woie the "old three-cornered hat,"
the breeches -and all that, and
at whom the young poet used to
sit and grin," was Major Thomas
Melville, the paternal grand
father of the late Herman Melville,
fie author. Major Melville, by
t ie way, was o.ie of the par'y that
spillel the historic tea into B jston
harbor.
A Vuutif Ladlea Uotly
Found.
Di'iii.ix, Nov. 10. Today while
B'-iu keepers were walking along
the shores of Lake Nass they saw-
something in the water, and pro
curing implements
1 1 I IT 1 . I I
"in mo
bo ly they found it to be the body
of Rose Law ler, youngest sister of hard. Manv years ago this man I
i..nin., Ti, f i .J. i., i . j 3 ' .
uuiuv uuiuiu,. i im ioiuiiv bvib
The family were
iiiniiHfi Hiaiv nminun lid a ,af- i
........ u. mnBuiai
ter 01 coniecture as to now the un-:
foitunate lady met her death.
TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
further Details
Destructive
Regarding
Cha-acter.
Its
SEVENTY MEN WERE LOST.
Tht T Co Down With a Steamer- Immense
Lo8 of Lift at Other Places
Every Hods Destroyed.
('Al.t l TTA, Nov. 10. Further di
tails regarding the vt clone, which
pa-sed over this part of Ind'U
Monday of last week, shows the
damage done was very extensive.
Beside the lo-s of ceventy-seven
lives, occa-ooiml by the sinking ui
the Indian government steamer
E .tei prise, whit li foundered at
Andain in ihlands, and the killing
of sixty convicts, there has no
Ion bt been a large less of life at
other places along 'I19 coast. Ad
vices from various parts of ("risua.
a prov nee in Bei gal. s?ate th-.-cyclone
passed over that part of
country anl did great damage.
The cyclone cl-ared a path through
i lie forests, uproiting gigatiiic
trees and hiiilitg ihem aside as
though tl.ey weie leeds. No
h nise could etatid the terrible
eiurgy of the tab, and every
dwelling or other ttiucture within
the patli of the eye'oue was eitht r
swept from iis foundations or
tii'iiad owr. The wind also did
much damage below Calcutta.
The city i situated on ttie east
bank of the Hoogly river, the
wea ernmcst btanch of the Ganges.
Ths Hoogly rivtr empties into the
Bav of Bengal through a number
of mouths. A large number of
vessels vt rj at an hor oir the
mouth of the Hooglv river in such
a position that when the gile sud
denly burst it was imji'jstible to
save many of them. Numbers
dragged tl.eir anchors and were
carried ashore, and o'her.i were
lamaged bv the pounding received
from the enormous seas hick a -
eonipameu the storm, ao es l-
mate can jet be matte of the total
loss of li'e, but w ill hj very lai'e.
CoNSlMI'TlOX (lliK.
Jt Brata Cml l.lvrr Oil all to
I'lccea.
Siiiciivvii.i.K, N. Y., Nov. 10.
Maggie IXnnigher, the young wo-
tiiftit wh) b gAii a i!4 meat diet
last Thursdiy for the cure of eon-
"Utnptioii, says she rather likes it.
Si:e fays it tastes bke lamb. Many
cases are cited by tne timer citi
zens in which a pettnatient. care f
insumpti'ni lias Iteen etlettcil by
drinking the broth of dog meat
and eating the lb-sh of dogs.
It is said that vi e, o urge Ooo'l-
rich, was cured in this way. It is
ertain that lie recovered atnl
lived to be 87 vears old ami filially
died of infirmities incident to oi l
age. It was said tint Dr. Jo in
Kennedy, ttien a proiirneni ph-
cian.w ho was treating him, pres
er.bed the remedy, but the. doctor
lenies it.
Fearful Kxittonion of Dynamite.
Haywako, Wis., Nov. 10 Two
men ami a boy ate "tying, mice
men are seriously injaied, and
many otheis Buttering irotii painful
wounds, as th result of a U-rtiiic
explosion of dynamite which oc
cmred early tuis mornii.g. The
explosion wvs causetl by a lira
breaking out in the North Wis on-
iu Lumber Compai y's warehouse.
Whili the crjwd was gatheriug
around the tire the explosion oc-
urred. The injured are F:el
Nelson, John Lavoll. kean Davis,
D. McWil.iams, Calo Beal and J.
li. Wade. Davis was s'ruk bv a
huge timber and Irightfully injur-
(1. l.nvall ha 1 both legs nrokeii
and bis chest cm-heel in. A
freight tr in etambiig on a side
traok was llown oil' the rails and
the caboose alincst completely
lemolihed.
Two Men Drowned.
Vkkmii i.iox, S. D., Nov. 10.
Ytstertlay afternoon, w bile three
men were out on the river cues
hunting, their bat sink with
them. II. Si! crt and John Btitik-
man died soon a'ter b.ing ta!e.i
from the water. The third man
a saved. 'I h v were all consi ler-
ably under the influi nee of liquor.
U'aa Short In II 1h Acn unta.
Sax Bkknakiiixo Cal .Nov 10
K. A. Kav, agent for the Southern
Pacific Company at th's place, dit-
ppeartd cdi.esdav and lias not
since bet n beard from. An exam
ination of bis books shows asi.O' t-
ge of $1000. He has bc-n gutter
ing fjr the pas, year wi h cancer
of the stomach, and has been com
pelled to take cocaine. I lis friends
believe be has comm:tt.d suicide.
Steamship Boriird at Sea.
Sah FKASeisto, Nov. 10. A dis
patch to the Meiehai ts' Exchange
this morning from 1 ndou says
that the Hriii-h ship Wainphray
from Glascow for ibis city has been
totally il:e(ro)ed by tire at Fea.
All on boa id we e saved anJ land
ed at Iquiqtit.
Cunacience Striken.
The latest case
c msuienee- stricken
iiie latest case renorteit rt a
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Salem, but le wasn't hit v...r 1
ueiruuueu a neiiiinor named
running Ol U Mil 111 SUill. IHCl
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neiL'liVwir dieil Ifuviinr ..i.rl.t ..i.ii.i.
rcn, one of whom is now a jeweler '
Salem. The cT .r day the man
who did the cheating entered the
jewe'er's store and paid liini 2 15
Which he coolly informed him was
his shard of V e money of which
hU hither had teen delrauded. It
is not yet learned whether the
other et ven children have received
their share.
TOO MICH K.4.IN.
Cause Wanhouta and Much Dam
age In lYaahlngton,
T atom a, Wash., Nov. 10. The
heavy rains lately bave been caus
ing railroad men nir.ch troab'e.
To Washouts occii'red Sunday
night on the Northern Pacific one
near South Prairie and the other
at Crocker. Superintendent Mc
t'abe went to South Prairie early
j-esterday morning, an I, by the
prompt work of a large force of
men, ihe passenger tratlitr wa? not
de'ayed at all. and the freights
only a Miort time. It will leqtiire
some time, however, to place Ihe
crade in proper condition again.
The washout on the branch road
i ear Crocker was Ihe heavier of
the two, doing considerable
t a nag) to the t estle work in
that vicinity. I he work of repair
m y leqiiire Mr. MtCal e's pret-
t nee for several date. The wind
ind the water have both combined
to tear down tne telegraph lines
and tin ir t limits have been very
successful in the last two days.
S ;cral fj c s of men have b en
sent out to repair the broken wires,
hutat o o clock yesterday afternoon
all the connections hid io. been
m .de. Tl e w orst breaks are near
Eatle Gorge, T. nino and Centra-
lia. Word was received late last
n!g!it that a heavy landslide had
c n red near Orting. Large trees
were tl town across the track, and
tons of gravel and rocks. Ibe
wires ale down for some distance,
ar.d ted ty 's overland trains will be
de'aved both wavs. The Wes'ern
I'nion wires aie also down between
nere atnt Seattle, and press re
b its have been transferred to the
Postal compiny.
MIXED THE FUNDS.
lu
Cuuarqucnce Matters
Go
Badly.
Sochi Bkxo, Wash., Nov. 10.
Inspector II, P. 'lhrall, of San
t'.atii-isco, is bete examining the
pus to Mice, lie finds a shortage of
.'"n'iO The defalcation is due
principally to the business incap
acity of the postmaster, Samuel A.
Kotitiils, w ho has shufllcd the ac
counts of bis store and the poet-
lliee ti l they are in inextricable
con, u : -ii. The inspector has
turned t.ie office over to the bonds
men, 'i oper, Eklund and Foster,
who will also take possession of
the sm til t-tock of merchandise.
eons s in' ot eirugs, liquors - and
notions, somewhat -incumbered.
i hey have-placed G. W. Olney
tempi r .rny in charge of the office.
Will lie Settled liy A liatl action.
Washington-, Nov. 10. The
luaring in the Behri ng sealers de
in the suptetne court was resumed
this inoriiit g. Solicitor-General
l'.u coiitiiitrng his argument.
At to; ne -General Miller interrupt
ed Tail during the course of his
r.-marks to announce that it had
tteen ant'ced to eubmit the Contro
vetsv between the I'niteJ States
ami England as to Ihe seal fisher
ies io ..riiitration, and that an of
fic ai announcement of that fact
would soon be made.
Deatrurtive Fire In Philadelphia.
Piiii.eiiKt.riiiA, Nov, 10. Fire
earlv this morning completely
gtitied the wholesale clotti and
wool n goods home of Lippincott,
Johnson V Co., causing a loss
estimated at f200,0CO, fully inu:
ed. The li' iii's adjoining build
ings sustained losses variously
estimated at from $10,000 to $25,
t) KJ each ; all fully insured.
Lottery ORiciala Indicted.
Sas Antonio, Tex., Xov. 10.
The Fed-, ra! grand iu-y here has
returned lour indictments aga:n-t
Pre-ii.liiit Conrad, Wee-President
Morris, an 1 thirteen other mem
bers uf the Louisiana Iaittery
company. Tl.ey are charged with
u-iiig the mails in violation of the
lotteiy law. Warrants were iesued
for their arres's.
Fire in a Military Barracks.
Paris, Nov. 10. Fire broke out
today in the military barracks at
Macjti, in the department of the
Saotn-et-Loiie, and 2e0J rides
wete rendered entirely useless and
a large quantity of military stores
consume!.
Fail to do Our Duty.
Eve rbody has at titna failed to
do their duty towards themselves.
iitiiiureus ot holy readers suffer
from sick headache nervousness,
fcleeplessr.e's and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of
Mrs. II. Herbechter, Stevens
Poii', Wis., who for five year
suffered greatly from Nervous Pro
stration and sieeplesstress, tried
physicans and d'tferent medicines
without success. But nn hntlln
oi Dr. Miles' Nervine caused sound
sleep every Highland she is 'eeling
like a new person. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming
who tried all other remedies, de-
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t res-mat aner three week's use
- l"e l,v,no. ' .e;che.
:,;'' w . ' t ' f n ' ,
entirely re. icved. Sold bv Stanard
.'...: i. t- .. ... . rT
t..w .. i -
Klein Bros, shoe store.
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