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VOL. VI NO. 302
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M;i S.K. VNTS, ETC.
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I J otic if h.-r. veil that the In cf
.N I & h-iiviw i. doing btiii-iem under that
ii.n.-nt u Mi.ii 3i; il i. hereby involved .
m-i-iiv coniLiit. Sit.n Noel retiring. The
riiK- wi.i u tjiciiiiiei by S minima k
x iioui m.
f'! IL WANTKii-To do li,u-vork for a
' ! Iiwy, ror urt;cu'ar. tuuire
M l.li- ll-IICC
"I O-if - On ill ' r .1 I lif i- Alhinv or in II
J J ti.ii ". a lil u-. ,t-ht.-I r "ru eiuitjiinini;
a .' v k w-t m.i ,.,,. , p., C overall., a
l.r . 1 1 r -i ii -.1 li it, a i.;nr nf !-i, i shirt, a
r.. - a--. I 'ri , in i; &:il iriisii, a pair of
"ii I. w-l i.- ra rice hiine and
ti'i . i.i titV, i: rsvo.ti-r. Liberal re-
. i w1: i.f (iiul to the tin Jer oil leaving
ii-- ;i iihiii.ii itili -e.
1 - - i l tit -The h-kil ta for
i. w i-- Ivl.e ii -v .(no tit luyable.
I n.o'-r. .ee ft i'l 4"e 1 t irvil proulDtlv.
' t.' ti -e i t!i--tier. It. ti It irWhm and
tii.- aim-. Su'iei, 0. li. Kurahart,
I 1 .t l:lT--.Y ne-t live room cottatfe.
y i rr -i che.-ii I'm.k' 'ieiot. Apply at
l'Pj i ir.ir:,
I 3. WIVV, .;Sr .in TIIK LEAK.
v i'.; , mc n.i w-m.mi iiMurauu corn-
pvil.M
OSKV To LoAX-tloUfct CAPITAL ON
I'L k' ! p.-I a-sainty. tor articu-
I .;v'.,KKS (! ,NI. All fit fur cult i
lljlj itn'i, in. I in i .-r fen e, for aale at
r. re. w .thin lj miirt fr.nu railroad
r iri :i A-nl mile fr.i.ti Altiaoy. Apply ar
KIH O'llJ.
SSVV hwrcnvMia laun lry to the
ir'ili ) trie cor'ir of Second and
L'.--" t.-.
I :inl for Sjlr.
int ii ai-rr. easy frm, hiatal!
tr. 'in , I
1. 1 rti-t; ai i ii.ii-ru-o.l. AIho a
a I ..r.,..l l.t 11. Krvnt.
laml "urvrj lug.
TAnS DKSIItlN M! aVITIlif DON! can 0.
1 i:ii;i -.-ti.' ?f in! promi't Anrk hv calltne
u.-.'i .'i. Kit; K'lrnnoi r. I. T. r'inher. lie
h i.-i;np;t oi-;.- of ticl.1 uotea and town
al.ip n::'.s, a..i ;ir:iart I to do mirvevinic ii.
r- i..r: . f '.nil ii.iioty. I'oit'.lii.'e a.l.lr,
h ..v4St.Mii. Lino oii itv.Oreifuu
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MVISr A'iT - H;u;e Home
pr.i.l S i' t:ri M-t'h tmr.tl Journal
it fpti .n t-t-i jrvr year, with t
A uni'i'i n L n - ''r.irr .uttMiiM, Sve
tyi. r:-'- m. It will lc;i oitiic
Qiwlity in smoking
tokicco depends on
the peculiar and cor
rect selection of best
varieties of leaf tobac
co, and the proper
knowledge of manufac
ture. Thirty years' ex
perience has enabled us
to produce the splendid
MAST!. T I'LLG CUT.
J. P. I .i.v T.il :..-t, Co., Rii-hmriiiil. V.i.
I.. - :
j ; a 7
cm mm store
ETA5AKD 4 CU3ICK, Proof.,
Pri.iKKi: r.l.i K K, - - ALBANY,
He.tlrrr in
DTJ3 o M"DiC!?lE3. CHEMICALS. FANCY
an 1 Ti-i. t art! i . Siiii;e., Kriwhea,
r'um. rv, S. hil ll- k. and Ar
tist's Supvi.v.
fAI'bysician's prescription r
Carefully compounded.
H.
r.KKGG,
lit hy 111"
V.-,-:ir, l l'."V ei.nhiinj niale to order or
c'.i'ir I -i.i ri-iieil 1111 short Dotic. au.i
f.- w'-li il.I.i rate
.-li"inn t it- itrtft car line betweeo Third
iel r'nur'ti strtt
O inr.i 1 M".ver's new oven is
now c eni'leted, and he is better
pi-eoire.l tl an ever to serve his
o!.l ! iuiers as well as new ones
with the best of fresh bread, cakes,
in f;ict everything from the dainti-e-t
hi t rc lis to the most elaborate
wed ling cakes. Housekeepers
ae invited to give the product of
li s new oven a trial.
At Will A Stark's can be seen
some of the most beautiful ladies
tfold w. if. -Ins. which iiave just
been received.
K j 3 ,r- --3
r 1 51
& Repairing
TO COUn Tf'.HPLAKH.
Do yon know that Mnore'e Ho
vealed Remedy is the only patei t
medit-ine in the world that dot 9
not contain a drop ol alcihol ; tin t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it is a i
advance in the science of mfdiciiie
without a parallel in the nim
teenth century ; that itsproprict .13
offer to forfeit JjUiOO for any case
of dyspepsia it w ill not cure
Cram'a lurlvalled AtlKa,
The new edition of thin unrivall
ed work is now hi-in delivered hy
1 he agent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The
work is a most excellent one. and
this edition is a treat improve
ment upon former tines, rivin.i
all the latest date mid murh new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should he in every
family, and on every business'
man's dsk. Those who are not j
supplied can procdre the all-is bv
addressing u. JJox No. GO A I- I
bany Oregon. j
1
We are the onlv pe"ple -who car
ry the celebrated K. & V. coll tr
and cuffs. Always hive the latest
styles in stocA, Tl L. Wails e A Vo.
Bazaar
Wholesale price nf suar: 100
lbs. extra (', j4.7"i; led lbs. granu-
luteil, -.
My disp!av of new tuvs and
novelties for the 1 1 . I i . 1 ; 1 v d
this vi-nr will be soinethinr
woiideiful.
Julius
iiili
MATTHEWS & I ASHBUM'S, ALBANY, OREGON,
AUTUMN'
Ms. Jacktk Fur Trinimed Gjirmeiits aod
-This .iii slioii'i iti be
SAM'L. K. YOUNG,
Tf, S OPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRVDE A MAMMOTH ASOIITM EXT OF
IV Ladies Dress (i 00 Is. in cloth, silks, fn-eign and domHtio fabric., a'.iawls, un l-rAi ir, g! ve hosii 1 y,
II laces, linens, and white g kkU, notions, novelties, etc.
Also a co nidete assort m-Mit of Boots and Shoes, Staple and Fancy Groceries.
I1STABLISHED IN H.iO.T II-! PIONEER DRV (J0")D3 HOUSE H AS M
I by keening a slock large enough to supply any want, and making a sp
- M vtiii 1. .v.. t :ii m ii'i 1111 iiiiiii 111
c
LOSE CASH BUYERS VI-ITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIA
invited to inspect his stock, which
ments, and'purcliased especially for
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
9
1 V 17
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man and have been
a constant sufferer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
Creati) Balm. It is strange that so
t-iruple a remedy will cure such a
rttubivirn disease Henry Bill
ings, U. S. reiiBioii Att'y, Wash
ington, D. C.
Kor eight years I have suffered
from catarrh, which effected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relief.
I rfin dow on my se -ond b jttle of
Kly's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mary V.
Thompson, Cerro Oordo, 111.
atAHEVKRV LATEST NEWS
I is that you can buy at .Julius
(iradwohi's Bazaar, for net
cash, goods as fallows :
17 lbs. granulated sug ir $1.00
20 lbs. extra (' siiL-ar 1. 00
No. 1 kerosene, pereing'egal. .25
." trullons good pickles 1H)
20 lbs. No. 1 Savon eoip i0
Aibui-kle coffee, 2"ie per iund
1 w ill conduct a strict cash store,
and all g,inls will be sold for net
ca b from 10 to 2" per cent, less
than regular price.
My stock of I'hinaware, fancy
g -tMls and all the desirable Myles
of dishes, a1 well as staple grocer
ies crockerv lanins ami lixt.itvx
ii complete in every way. I make
a sjieciality of line teas, coffees and
baking mwder, and alw ays pleases
my customers.
Ji'i.ii s Oka i) worn.,
Ai.haxv, Oct. 17. ISiil.
The Lawt Slock of
M
IJ0
)
l
and WARE
South of Portland at
IS HERE,
mind and on the
'Who has the
satisfactorily answered at the old
iiiiain u . v. ..v.a
is complete in till liia nuincrotis
the fall season of
Latest U. S. Gov't Focd Report
Baldn
Powder
Schoul Tax Ntiflrn.
The school tax in school
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my ofnVe and p.i v
the same before it bee n:es de
linquent. C. G. Bl KKH hT.
District Cleik.
The men of this vicinity nred
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Mat'lir-us
aud Washburn. Its not tlieir uood
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the good tjualites of tbeook
and heating stoves they si II. Kvci
one seems to be delighted w hen
they buy from M. and V.
MKRir niK
We ilrsiit to K:iy to ;ur ci'i
zt ns. Unit for years e have Ih i ii m-II
ilii; I)r Kind's New Disenvrry for
Consumption, I)r Kitu'.s N.-w Lift
I'iliH, Buckh-n's Arnica S.iive ami
Kleetrie Bitters,, it nil li.ivc r.cv-i-hmiilU'U
remeilies tti:it '!! uf, or
have given such universal s-.rae.
tien, We do not hesitate to iiiumi
tee it hem 'every tii:ie anil wect.ind
ready to rt-fiinil Hie purcli:ie pi ire, it
sati.-r.ii tury n suits do not fuiiio Ih.-.r
use These re medic, h;iv huh t!i.-'r
;reit opularitr purely 011 t;i;-;r
merits, r'oiay v Mjm-ii K iiu'i:''-!.
Bhepp's I'liotoerapliK of llit- WorM
One of the most beautiful and
appropriate holiday boks tii:;t
lias ta-en issued, bears the title
above given. It is fully ex
plained by the title, for il illus
trates all of the objects and scenes
of interest in the different pu t 01
world, and that two with all the
truthfulness and beauty ot
the genuine photograph. Oxrrtwo
hundred and lil'ly of these till!
page photographs aie given. Tbe
book is one of the lintt gilt books
that could be imagined of, mi l
simply superb. It will be sold by
subscription.
a : ivr.sTtii:r
Is one which in triiaranteed to Ijriii
you satisfactory results, or in rae ol
failure a return of purchase price,
Ou this safe plan you can li.iy fr-.m
our advertised druggists a luttli of
I)r King's New Useovery for ('011
sumpliiin. It is guar-'iilccd to lfi it ir
relief in cvry ease, when use! fur
any atTection of Throat. I.ini-, m
Chest, biieh as cms 11 111 1 1 1 i 01, li.ll.niia
tiou of Lunijs, lironehi'is, .lli!ni:,
Whooping ('oliirli. I'roup, etc, etc
It is I'leasant anil ugreutble to ta-te.
perfectly safe, and can alwuy- lie lc
pended upon. Trial hot 1 'i s f:c at
Foshay & Mason, Drugi.-ts,
HPtXILATIO IA4.I.II4I.
Scarcely a day passes witlmiil H e
news of some large failure !li-!ii;ii;
over the wires -the usual result ol
speculation in stocks or some . j 11 . I
dangerous venture. The same elect ric
cu rent carries to dear distant tre nd
the Bad tidings of death of loved .ik -
too often the result ot sj.i eu!.it ;.in
in patent nostrums. Moure's lleveaVil
Kemedy is no speculation Imt '. n'ii
on positive guarantee. lo nut Call t.
go to your druggist and asU tor yi.nr
money if not sat'tslicd. We kim.111
you will go and liny another IwJi.'i.
ir sale by all uruggisls.
AND THE INQUIRY OX Til i
lips of every woman will
best stock of
Ladies Fall hm.
established house of-
XINTAINED PIT.1,10 FAVOli
'cialty of selecting eucli goods
LLY
depart
1891
IS NOT A CANDIDATE
(J,v;rnor rcr.r.iiyer Uoii't Vv'nnt
to; C-? I". :'. Sen nor.
!-"Ti;i.i: l:t A SUV-'lll.!..
Th V"or i't i: .: ;if'.-rs W to
Kaow '.bit 0:i- 01 Pmpoiis ti
D ) Abnat It-
:-'.u.i:M, N.v.L,! In th. s'l.H-on?
.Otili to-d ; 1 1 j -l.t e. .ii' -i i '.u'lt'
;.S loi'.oi s :
r;;r.veb .Vrf''er, rv spot:-!, ut, ys
Kuei Cr.sU 1, uppeStunt, app-::I
!i o:ii i inn 4 1 ! 1 : y , ur.ne i ail 1
bltblililt.'il.
I-
: '.. ir. v-. ;.
ii. I ;i! 1 .1 i 1 1. ! !. .'i ii er h,
'i- '! a;i.i':i Iumi i".
;ip-
i ii 1: :
1 i ll !y a.'ji e-i .tod Mi'itii!'. !!.
I'.'ir mo;.- it-ill rolls Wfie
n eeiad :;t th's t..:y oi
.-i. .ti.'s 1 1 1 1 i t'- d iV Willi
sii -ii- . - i..; . s : i II-
a:ii-'i k. lota! t t:;-i'!.! -opct !y.
' .li-l'i. ". I ; i.-i;--. ti -2. t'.is.-r,
I 't.ii I. i. r:ni.-i i:. ssi ;
i' .!!;. l-.t,;i ta--:i : r ij-eity. f, !,-
Ji I. 1 1 ; , , ! !.
.ix ible ;: t y. 2."71 ...'." ; ) -ii
2lli. Ai! ::mv a 1 i. :.'.!- 1:1
t 1 X".' ;! !"! t .- e eel il I '. 1
v. iiii-ii is .' l.t ' I bebi. 'd. Yeiv
'!i:i:iv a-s.-s rs 1 In 111 ike aw
. i ; . t ' i..i!..'r r 1' j e l I s
t.:ii ;.i i 1 i ,'icir .1 s.
"1 i.-.i'ii-," i.i: I . i-r;ii.r l'eii
H11M r)i-.l.v to ;! i eji -Iter, "I II .!
otii- ,1 i.'.ii'.lr.-! if ji-cis in this
!; e 11 iv i:u-i'i mi A n.v .i.ti'te in
1 :;!!. i 'ii -.'..il-, tin- mwl I'nitei
t:ii'.'s s. u;..oi--i.i;. !.:te I :uu
eX I !' IIO-l - L'i'.t'ei. 1 t.j tll"!tl !'U
lhi i:- k'f.'ii v in; ;.' i. ti , I want to
sav n i i . v. i-.f I !.;;. . imii' : 1.1
s.ii .! I:.. I 'hi . r ., i . i'i i ; 1 1.-! ; f !' 'S
.Ol..'ef '.lil. I II" ' .i'lil.llit.- tor
ii.it p'.'e e. Tlo- I -i.:c i ..: ve.'ll.ii
":t r . nl - Unit ' :' i". and
w!. i i 1 f i o iniin il i w .i steji
out o !! fii.- i:iii :.i:d not iio.ru
to li;:- si !:::.
t--e e Ij-.-rnteTulellt
M b'tiv iJ io itcei.M of a b-tler
Ifoij, l!ie i'.-i..;1 to: i i of Ii n-ral
ii ti ;' t'to V'i I !.- I ' j'linibia 1
expii i'i"i, :i'i: lie; fur lii-titii'e in
ti a .a r- i .:ivo to :!.e wwrk 'i-
'g-fc j'ol ';: l-i -do fill ili.i World's
lair i:i e.l-ic tt;o;ii-.l ii'ies, an I
wh-ther i:i lliis.--t.it- wiilli'ake
an xlii'iU, ; i d ii o. iiicv in'icli
i-pa wi.i it r j':iv. Sdpeiic;-t-ju
l.Mit Ms i.iroy atis-.'.veivd, mak
:ui .jil:i-nr:o-! it :" ir tle.-n-n -id
S' I 'life i-vl i l tiio buioliiij set
ap.'.r; for l:N rid ai t-. This snare
.vi. i i.e illicit i;V n fJiiiiM irom
th puolii: and nivate schooU of
i lie state. An -Xicutivj commit-
!en for t he tta' will si.o;i be ap-
.o nt'-d, a'so '-"iiiiitLi-s in caen
iiu.it v ' l.o . ill work in colij uu
loi! with the county Mipeiiir.cnd-
eiifs in svi-sit-.rs st exhibit
inns:', e.
AI. I .'.'.vsiri w i re .: :'. t to II,
state pi'iMUi tu-l,iv lrt.it a.-e-
i-i f.ty, 'o sei vi; a 2i'-yiai teim lor
a:i a : aiir. "ii an old woman an 1
t.o e.ns tor las iP.iy. lie i-- a
S :aii'liiiav:a:;, rgu-l 0 year.'.
John Sullivan I cached tue ceni
! uttaiy to-iay from Union
county, ilewiii i rve an eighteen
loon !"..;!( rin ;;rt!ie crime of l.ir-i-'.'iiy
11 1 1 it a ston'. Tiie siierill'
rays lie w ill be livi: or six more
1-ri-iniiT.' fiuiii tlii i'' in a lew days.
I i.e slit rill' ol iViii' i) t otiii'y Mtys
the Fame about li s c-iunty.
i here .i i.vw a lair p:o.--er! that
ii-.' f.'cc. i ic line will b" LXlelidtd
c.i.f oi (o.,,;!-:.- ..I stle.-i t . t lit;
ci ui 'U : y . l':o, rly o-. . t r.
ate laidiig a i-ui'tioy lor the raii
.. ;:v c-j:M'i:"y.
Sal.!, aii !il:i y Itn-i it f 1 M:e
tea . in-r..' in:-'.;' ut'' for I tie S.'conii
j ;d ca' ;ii-!; a-t .1 .nu t's i'a-s in
'.oi l. Ti'i- in lii-it. -the i! .unties
oi Jack-oii, .Jo i i'ii e, L ko and
K aiiuUh.
. i o :.! t:i:.
tl.er.l Thrtii' fur l::eni:rtrnl
J--pcli- in.
CiiicAiio, Nov. 1" '"I-'i-r preach-i-is
w ill. out I r litis ai;d fo, timst'
bo are to busy in the vineyard
of the I .md t-j i-peiiil much time in
their f-t -idics one Helping Hand
bureau is a g.e:it moral as will its
iiitedcciu.'l ;:id." Simida young
man v ta a broad forehead, a
t iok'e in lii - eye aid a waving
bead ol har, copied, alter (be
stv'o ol I'i'iiiv Wail Beeiber.
He win connect d wi'h a cuiuvrn
wbi b for an ex! renicly small sum
liii nisiifs pleat be:s with srriu ins
w.tria'ited neve: to ba-e he. n do
livi-red betoit'.
(J. W. Stcvait is th" gencial
m.iiiKgef. 1'lic woik, Mr. Mewart
says, speaks for itself as it is the pro
duel -nl ' a select stall' oi bti'liant
aod able w lit 'is who are vigorous
lii ::':ers find keen observers of
n. en and t -vents "' He t'uai an tee -to
supply a limited number of
clergymen with original liunus
script. sermons at the rale of two
sermon"5 t-t-r wrck for the pittance
of $1. Tiifotlieer is iu.nl? in strict
confidence and c'e-gyn.cn aro as
sured t h it I hi ir names and Cjn
lidence wiil bo kept iavio'ably
secret.
Sir. .-t-.'wai t's vourg a sistant
said to-day: "We supj.ly IHO
cli'igymcii e i b week Irom this
otiice; Xe-v York btiiplits oOi).
We a;e a!.-o c. nnected with the
bar.aii in Ei. gland, wbeie this
iilen iir.-t oi ij'r.aie I. In that way
we can pteic'n t'lnist and him
crncilie i n'l over the wot Id for a
ridi n.oiisly sinaM film to cichj
miuirt'er, but a rest ectable one in
the aggregate. Some of the br gb'.
est scholars in Germany we em
ploy to write seiinons fir the
uvr.isters there. Then we buy un-l-iii:s-
ed sermoiiH ol gr-at
preachers who are dead, and one
of o-ir stall' ic writes their thoughts
and we sell them. A certain
minister who is nnw get'ing ?bK
a vear, muriieJ a rich woman who
fell inloviiwitb him b"cause of
the bcautv and worth of Irs sei
tnoiis. which ueie written by us.
We also write ecrniji s for re
vivalists." The" lleliiing band Bureau bis
boun in operation for one year.
V. IiaLia (jiiid itaklne I'iiiiIt.
It is welfnirtt'ii j'a.t tbit- enr
bou.ite ot ammonia is u.-j.'d bv
b keisin the piepaiiiou of the
tia-'sl atld in :st w liole-o ne, 'il ea 1
..a i c .ke, and has In en ir in time
i:n memorial. It is a'norg tie.-
oldest and at the sain-! Iiu.e In t
bi'tt'l hfitl constituents of baking
ooviilers. It i.-inli evoied in gas by
tb 'lnalof the oven, and leaves
no tr n e of itself in tin-io-d. aid
d is this that gives il iis greal
v.iiue as a levi neiug ng'-nt in the
'.pillions of the p- y -ic ans. New
Yoi k Jci.Tiial.
AS-I'M Hl N.IHIK.
r.nivlelfd mill Sent ti, I'i-Inoii
I n.ler It.
L I-okii:, 1 I . , N .v. 2.!. A
viet a ho lin-'i at the Xodhein
prison this week was sent il J from
b-'!e i:u, lei' all its iini'-d name alter
ii.il lor laiceny. Allhoiigli ayoiing
man he bad spent S'Xl"eii years oi
b s !i!e in prison, a:id had lor a
long time kept his whereabouts
n: ir.'ly unknown. When be was
dying ii" said to hi physician lint
h's name was !"di:iw and that bis
mot her lived at J'.t aidsto'Aii. I'l..
an 1 aski-I to have her f lit for.
.--iii' did not c mil', but a brot her
who lives i.i t'-iiicago arrived a
i-.- l hours b-. ;ore bis Heath. From
i'it brother it was learned iha,
unkiiort n to the piis.on.rr, his
aiol'ier bad died six nioi.tlis :g
iiiid lelt htm i-S 100, of w 'licti fact
be was als!i in ignorance: wlien lie
dad.
minim; l.imis.
V V ill untile Tract I'.cinc Trana
fei red.
Wkst Si I'MKioit, Wis., Nov. 2U.
A big deal in mining lands on
the .Uikokum range has been
eoiiip'eted and the pap4rss are now
i.t ing drawn up. By the terms of
the contract Messrs. I'attison and
liish .ti' transfer to King Leopold
of Belgium, as head of the l'romo
iion Society of Brussels, all their
iiiU iL-sr. iu -I0C0 acres of land on
:ho -itikokuni rai ge, i isr north ot
i he international bound.-irj. The
si.ciety agrees to coint i net a rail
road from Port Arthur to the
iniues and to get out en b month
a i erlain ipiaiiiity of ore, on which
they are to p.tv a rovlty iimoiint
.ng lo in p..r ctnt oi its vabis at
the :-urfac.i
KKCKI'I ION.
ColiialiU! Clul to A rclitlsho
i:iirdiiii.
Uiiii'Aiio, Nov. 2i!. The Coium
tius ciiib gdve a reception in boner
if the in-i..t l.'ev. Archbishop
Uiotd.iu. of San Ftancis 'o. Arc'i
b sliop leelian, who was expected,
sent a letter of regret. Uenerai
ieol.e W. Smith deliveied t:ie
idlte.-s of welcome, and Arch-
oisiiop Kioriian reriie i. lie is a
ionia-r member ol the t'olumbtis
club. Judge Thomas A. Moian
.- oke br elly, aliei w hich rdresh-
nie:i!s. were seivvil, Aictibisliop
iiio'ilan, who is returning from a
weeSt's visit l''.t, goes liom here
to St. Louis to intend the golden
jubilee of the Archbish ip of SI.
I .Oil is.
Itet urn nf a ISoy Stolen ly Cy nios.
Eii'E. Pa.. Xov. L'S. A train
brought to Erie to-night a young
farmer from Somerset county w ho
w as en route to his home near
;.,, lensbiirg, X. V., whence he
,vas tt'jleti by gypsies w in ll . years
of age. '1 ho young man, now 22
vears old. was secureii in t lie way
id' a transfer from a bard of gyi -sies.
I le was adopted by George
M. Xicholls. of Mmierset county.
ind the story of ins adoption was
piib'.iahed a few dajs ago in an
K in 1 1-a naner. A ci pvicn in o un
hands oi bis broiher, and he was
identified by a birthmaik and
iiijurv w bieli he had received w lit n
a child. 'I be parents of the stolen
bov are Mr. i;nd Mrs. John S.tp
. . . i ... . i i i
plnrc. aii'i iney live on no-
iiiriii irom wli'.fi he was km -.nip
ped.
rii Crulur thilalillilii l l'iiafe.
Xi:w Yohk. Xov. 2.".. TheTimcs
suvs the nietraccntric height of
the cruiser Philadelphia is so low
that she is on'y prevented from
turning bittom no by carrying alt
the water she can bold in her
double-bottom space. Naval Con
structor Mintoiiye estimates the
cost ef necessary alterations at
$27".O0O, and involves a lowering
oi her protective deck.
The (ioveriinr of Indiana Deal.
IsDiANAi'oi is. Xov. 2l. General
.Alvin P. Hovey, governor of Indi
an i, died this afternoon at twelve
c'clock.
1 : in1il lean F.lerlfd In Teunenaee
Ksoxsii.i.k, Tenn., Nov. 211.
Tiie majority of Honk, Rep., over
Williams. Don , for congress, p
alont SO 0.
A STORM RAGING
The
East Swept by Cyclones
and Snow 5t)rnis. -
A MM UK it OF I'EOS'LK KILLED
11. 03"a Bicvn D.-wa and Iclegrapb Licet
l'rctrateJ-A Deadly Water
Siieot. Xj-iv A'okk, Xov. 2l. A terrible
wind aud rain storm it advancing
ali tin? coast. telegraphic
c.ommutiic.atio.i with ooints eoiith
of Washington was interrupted
ail mornmg, ami at 1 o clock a ois
p.tteh was received from Washing-
Ion that the worst storm eer ex-
p-rienced there was raging, and
Aires in all dlrcc ion were going
down. 1 ho next heard from the
eapital was a dispatch Irom Balti
more tslling of a water-spoit and
loss of life. Tlio s orni is evi
dently advancing on t'ie north, as
all co.nmui.ii-atioii uith l'.a tiaioie
is cut oil".
stokm at i-irr.si;i i;ti.
Pi riMii Ko. Xov. 2U. A storm of
great violence came over the city
ibis inoi ning doin great damage,
in I iiijming seveial persons, one,
it. is thought, fatally. From all
parts of Piltsbiirg and Allegheny
toiiits lepoit? oi dama;e by the
stuim. Houses were blown down
or unroofed, trees and signs broken
down, ami telegraph jioles torn up
.ml wires broken. In the West
end a building in course of con
siructioii was blown down, crush
nig a small dwelling house adj .in
ing. The occupants escaped, but
Mrj. Peebles was killed.
A Ilk'AIU.V rYCLOSK.
P.M.riMoKK, Md., Xov. 2:5. A
telephone iii-.'ssagi! just received
from Mount Washington reports a
ci clone and waterspout struck
that city. Sjveii persons were
killed, and the Ket.eiot! hall is on
lire. The storm struck Ihis c'ty
making telegraphing almost im
possible. Communication with
Washington is cut oil' at present
SN.tWSTOI'S THE FI.AMI'tS.
Pah toot i.n, Ark., Xov. 23.
Fire last night destroyed a num
ber of bu-int ss blocks and stores.
A heavy snow storm probably
saved the town from destruction.
The loss is estimated at $10.0 0.
A FOOLISH MvIllEX.
She Went Killing With Her Love
In a Wrapper.
T .msiv.j Mich.. Xov. 23. Rev
Walter Nelson, a Baptist minister
ul Bayliam, untario, w as airesteo
at the Comme-ciil Iiotel on a
charge of abdu ting Miss Rosabel
Teetzel from St. Thomas. Miss
ruil in at tb(? hotel and as ebe
is 21 years old the minister cannot
lie'l on the charge. Xeison
and Miss Teetzel came to the ho
tel together, the latter was cla.i
in a morning wrapper and had no
Thev rcL'isteretl undtl
"ft-f-. j - a -- . .
their proper names, and in their
manner toward eacn oiner nave
. ...M teiimiilous. v corrett. Mr.
A'elsion says that he married Miss
Olive Weiss in Centerville, 111., a
year ago and lived with her three
days, when thev agreed to sepa
rate. He went to Biyli.un and
fell in love with Misj Teetzel.
Last Friday he invited her to take
a ride, and" she, clad in her w rap
per, went with him. They were
gone longer than they intended to
be, and Miss Teetzel feared to te
tuni und explain to her friends
her prolonged ab-euce in fuch a
costume. He took her to St.
Thomas, whence f-he was to re
turn home home next morning
while be was to proceed to Illinois
to get a divorce. They did not
intend to elope, but Miss Teetzel
was unwilling to bs left alone, and
they decided to seek some small
western town wliere she could
teach and he pieach until lie
should get a divorce and be able
to marrv her. Miss Teetzel is
h:ghlv connee'ed and has two
brut hers who are prominent at the
Ontario hat.
fikk in Horn..
Several Inmate Tertian In the
FlRBiea.
JlMESTOUN, X. Y., XOV. 2o. A
fire broke out in the kitchen of
the Old Homestead Iiotel, a three
story brick structure, at aneaily
hour this morning, and the whole
building was soon in a blaze. It
was rumored that several persons
were in the burning building. As
tho lire was driven back, the lirc-
lu- n ii?netrat:"d into the structure,
and as they reached the ft lid
story thev found at the foot of lb?
stairs leading to the tlMir ab .ve,
the probably burned body ot
Maggie Wilson, waiter. Mrs. Bu
chanan, a pastry civ.fc, with her
little son, and Mrs Marsh, the
dishwasher, were found dear! in
the room alxive. having been suffo
cated. Several other inmates
escaped from the hotel in their
ti'ght clothing, not having time to
dresi. The financial loss is small.
TIIK HI-KAKKltSllir.
Crisp and Mill Are the Two Lead
ing Candidate fur the I'oaltlon.
Washington-, Xov. 2:5. The
iieslion of the Peaker8hip now
that the two leading candidates,
Crisp ami Mills, have cine to
Washington, is beginning to be
the topic of conversation here.
The outcome of the recent rif it of
the two gentlemen to New York
seems to have come up in import
ance to all expectations. The talk
current indicates that Criep stock
has taken a big jump upward, in
conseipience of the Xew York visit.
TiieCiisp men d not seem to
have a doubt he will be elected on
i he first ballot in caucus. He has
pledged to him, they say, 107
votes can be counted on beyond
any shadow of doubt. Thay in
dignantly deny that there has been
anything like a "deal" in his inter
est in Xew York. They say Tam
many's organization is for him.
Tammany congressmen are for
him, a. id so are most of the demo
cratic congressmen liotn the state
on' side of Xew York city. The
olne'i candidates, McMillin, Spring
er and Bynnm, are still in the
rate, and there teems to be no
reason to doubt that the two
former at least w i'l stay in it to
the end. Mr. Mc.Miilin's backeis
still think the fight is so close be
tween Mills and Crisp it will not
be settled on the lirst nor for eev
eia! succeeding ballots, and they
believe McMillin stands the b-st
chance of b ?ing elected as a com
pr jniis j candidate.
i KoNriF.u iiitiviiKr.
. Itemarhaltle luel Over a Uame
of loker.
ii tiiiiij:, I. T., Xov. 2.5. Par
ticulars of a strange duel have
just rea. lied here from the Cim-
iiiarou country, near the western
border of the territory. A gam
bler named Bassett hail a iiarrt-I
with a ranchman named Weaver
over a game of tinker in which the
latter accused tfie former of cheat
ing. I tut li men drew pistols, but
bystanders stopped them before
ttiey had a chance to use them.
1 he in- n were both fame and both
lea I shots. It was decided that a
luel was the only thing that
would settle the trouble. Bv its
terms they were to withdraw to a
room and friends were to load one
revolver. A blanket was placed
over the table and two revolvers
placed under the blanketr one
empty and the other loaded. The
men ca ne into the room and
tossed a dollar for choice of pistols.
ieaver won the choice. lhe
terms were that both men should
draw the revolvers from under the
blanket, aim and fire at the same
tnii". One would be sure to fall
dead, while the other would be
unharmed. The positions were
taken and the revolvers drawn.
Bassett tired first, or at least he
was (pinkest to snap his gun,
which failed to rospond, showing
that he had received the unloaded
pintjl. Without flinching he
placed his revolver on the
table and folded his arms, calmly
looking Weaver in the face.
Weaver took his time and deliber
ately a;med at the center of lias
sett's forenca I. After what must
have seemed an eternity to the
latter, Weaver Blowly raised the
pistol and tired the ball through
the ceiling, saying that Bassett
was too brave a man to die and he
did not believe he had cheated.
The men became fast friends, and
all danger of trouble is past as
far as thev are concerned.
IN SfcCKKT (SESSION.
rhe Hejiublicaa National Commit
tee at Work.
Wasiiixotox. Nov. 23. There
was bustle and confusion at the
rlingtou hotel this morning be
fore the meeting of the republican
national committee. The leaders
of tiie delegations prepared them
selves lor piesentition to the com
mittee of lhe superior merits of
their respective cities, and were
engaged in canvassing the list of
committeemen and holding up the
hopes of their delegations. Messrs.
McKiidev and Foraker are con
spicuous among the many persons
thronging the loobies ami corri
dors, sn l were everywhere greeted
with marked consideration. Mem-b-rs
of the committee itsoif are
slow in getting together. When
the committee met the doors were
closed upon all but members, and
thev heal a secret session.
Til K INFLUENZA,
It I Again Spreading with Deadly
Effect.
LoNiioN. Xov. 2.1. Influenza is
spreading iu France and Germany.
the ei'i leini'! lias closed several
schools iu the department of Gers,
France, and one s.chool in Paris.
It has extended all over Berlin,
where the painter Spargerburg,
with manv others, succumbed to
the disease, and it is also preva
lent iu I'osen and West Prussia.
The dea'h rate in Hamburg is 280
above the nornnl average. Tl.e
ini'icasc is chiefly due to influ
enza.
KAKTHglJAKB IN CHINA.
t housand of the Mongolian Kill-rd--Oreat
Ileal ruction.
Ss l"i:iNi'iseo, Nov. 2:!. The
steamer China arrived fr in Hong
Kong and Aokohsma this morn
ing bringing details of the great
earthquake which occurred in
Japan on October 28. The latest ,
oilicial figures up to Novemlier 7
show that 4i:4 people were kilJeii
in the various distticts where the
earthquake was felt, 0122 injured,
07,-472 houses tottlly demolished,
8157 partly destroyed, 5534 burned
and 182,-hrt) people rendered home
less. ,
The details of the catastrophe
show great suffe.ir.g, painful
scenes, and destruction every
where in the stricken city.