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ALBANY, OREGON," TUESDAY, liKCEMliKK lSSH
VOL. VII NO. S!4
THE HOLIDAYS WILL SOON BE HERE
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G.E. Blackmaihs
Yon can't make a mistake it ynii
buy your holiday gdi-ls :it lilaek
mmi's, as his tdock is huge and
prices always the lmv"'t. His as
sortment i-f plush L'oods, toilet
cases, perfumery, tlniiity trilh-s
and l -till atich.M i.-J worth look
ing at.
SEE HI1 Si-IENPID
H.J..IOXKS- -:-
-:- HOOK STOUK
t AS ri:KN ltFMOVF.I INTO
I I c te Pipe building, opposite hi
former place of ltistiii-.-s, where
I I he has more roin anl a larger
stock than ever. He invites
the public to rail and see him in
hi new quarters.
jfXI.O'jk out ior bis display of
Holiday good. It w ill be something
elegant.
FOlt THF
I0L1DAYS!
J. A. Ciifiiiiiiiii!
Has oiH-ned a beautiful line of
lloli.iay (ii hhIs. including plush
and leather albums, toilet eases,
hand painted plaqnee, screens,
fancy inkstands, wall pockets and
holders, ordor cases, novelties and
dainty nie nac? for holiday pres
ents, fall early and make your
selections.
kikst stkff.t.
i-.l.i " l I : t : l ; ; li.oit;
or Sale.
All kifds of dry wood for .-ale a'
reaso liable prices, at llie foot i f
Ferry si ict t. Leave oiir orders
and h:iv it delivered promptly
at; v hole in Hie cit v.
A. C. TKlj.MA('IIKIt.
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Paikcr I'ros. Baker v
CIlolCK 3IINCK lMKS
HAISIN,
JAMS.
l:KKAl
ft'UK.VNTS,
HOT l:l.I.S,
t'KACKl'.KS,
CI loll K TKaS & COFFF.MS,
FKK.sf I i;uoci:un:s,
Or anythinj: else pjod to eat,
remember you can gvt it at
reasonable rates at
fa
Mil m.kik.v iivr.urtii.H.
Act on a new principle repiln
tiug the liver, etotnai h and bowel d
through tin nerves. A new dii
toveiy. Ir. Miles' I'ills Bpeethly
n:re biiiouaness, bad taste, torpi
liver, piles, constipationr Un
efiualeil for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! 50doeo3
for 2- cents. Samples . ce, at
Stanard Cuick.
Irriuli Tunny Wafurit.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and irejrular
nnjnses, and will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Joseyfah, and for
sale-at J. A. Cumniing's drug
store only.
Fall ti ilu Our iMity.
Kverbody bus a' tinn s 'nil-d to
lo their duty towards ttieinseives.
ilundreds of lady readers sutler
:'rom sick headache nervousness,
ileeplessness and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of
Mrs. II. llerbechter, Stevens
I'oint, Wis., who for live years
mtl'ered j-reaily from Nervous I'ro
:tt rat ion and sleeplessness, tried
ohysicans hih! ditl'ereut medicines
vittiout success. Hut one bottle
of Ir. .Miles' Nervine caused sound
vleep every Highland she is feeling
ike a iie itTMin. Mrs. Kliabetli
Wheeler, Laramie City, W'yomin
vho tried all other remedies, de
clares that after three week's use
f the Nervine for Headache,
Nervous 1'rostration, ete., glie was
entirely relieved. Sold by Stanard
i Cusick. Trial Ilottle Free.
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MATTHSWS k HmSSM'i, ALBASY, GREG03.
1891
KOI? THE
Nothiii'r is Nicer Tiian
3... ,i..e z.c :
: i -i ' --iv. '
Silverware, - Novelties.
At the i M and llsiabl'-hcd .levv.-lrv Sbuv of
I-I. EWKRT'S.
f. fillers
H O L I DAY M K N U
Pa ni led Meat a, atMieil Vt :etab',i j, Canr.ed Fruit-.
Corned Fit ef Faked la uih. t 'ulit'oi nia I'eai s. Chipped i!-1 f.
Mrin FeiHi". I.iackbert ies, I e i!i d 1 1 "n.
Sugar Coin. ioosebi rrie.-, I 'evih d Tongue, Mij.' ir l'eas,
Straw hen ii"4, lobsters. 'L irnatoi s, Cheriies,
Salmon.
( 'i iv I hst-ts
A;.ri .its.
II lir-d- C il-up, ( how Chow,
Flench Must ud, l'epper Sauce,
Oiive nil. French Camlic
At'-erican Candies, Ail
MI.-CKLLANK -)l"S:
Manoiia Syrup. New Oileuis Mo'assess, (ieiuiea.
Maul" Svuit,
i lerin Mea', F.uckw heat
Cigars and Tobacco.
F. F. ALI EN,
Opiiosit" .Mason it.
fligficst of all in I.eavi!uu:g Tower.
ABSOLUTELY PURl
a sirs ivv;sTis;vr.
Is oik whicli is eurtiiitei'.il tobriiirf
you satit-fiictory results, or in case of
failure a return irf purchase price,
)a tliis safe plan juu ;ui liny from
.Mir ailviTti-cit iln!'-i.-ts a luiltle of
lr Ivin''- New ).., .very for Om
in l 'lien, it is ;ii:o- nti-ed to ! lin -rclict
in ev. ry case, when used for
any utl'ectioii of Throat. Luml's, or
L'liest, sucli as (ioiiMiiiiplion, Inliama.
lion of Lunus, lironchitis, AUiuik,
Wlioopin I'oinrh. Croup, etc, etc
It is I'li-asunt ami airreei lle to tate.
perfectly safe, anil can always he
icinlc(t upon. Trial bottles free at
Koshay Mason, linguists.
Tli illtiriiuiK 4!ktHil.
Tiiken before breakfast creates
a false, injurious appitit-. A
wineglass full of Ir. Henley's
Kinrli.-li landelion Ton'-c taken
before meals strengthens the di
gestive organs and enables you to
relish a hear'y meal without in
jury to the stomach. 1 or sale by
Foshay t Mason.
tireat reduction in embroidered
tlouneitiK at V. F. Head.
iiniiSipuare
v
a v
fi;lsiiMS Am ,
Mil i jj i
M of i'uH!:! a!
1892
Tdays
!h Fine I'isp' iy (f
Mii.ee M
HOI
IVach-s. 1 liiins
Kind-of Nutp.
.Mil' caioin. lapio.-a, ermaciii,
Green Fiuits:nd Veetilbli s.,
o
Ttniple. ALF.ANY, OKFiiON.
Latest U
S. Gov't Food Report.
'
WfiCUuiii'8 Violet Cream :
- -19 the mast exquisite prepira ,
t: n in the world lor so:r:'im::: atu! ,
w liitenin the hnnds and I.;c. Ji
i t ti (-.I 1 1' - ii . n it t I nf i f( ,r In, h in
every re? ct superior to syivrr-e. 1 '
c.i..i c; .., v;;;ii.ii.rt u.;u it: - i
prepara'ioim. Try it. For rale
by Foshay it Mason. s
Flue SuliiiiK". I
W. R. f.raham, the tailor :.
receivid one of the largest lim s oi
line mutiny-! and trouseriniis tilt', , c,,.4;
seen in Oregon, outside of I'oii-j vi:ii" w
land, embracing all the desir::l!e ! w;) ( i,
patterns for w inter wear. ' ' I ;V.i 1
prices will be found so low tl.:'M
any one cvin siuoni ro wear on - ! r.
bis neat tilting tailor made s;f.is ! j..
and Overcoats. He warrants hi-j ,i
uoods to be lirst -class, and murai.- r"
it. t .o i i. : ...''' ' '
lees a in. iuu ami tix ma :.i i
patterns.
srn 1 1 iio iiix.i
:lrleiy a uay asscs without 1 1 . o
lews of some larue failuie tl.isl in::
over Hie wire the usual result oi
sprciiliition in slocks nr Minn: i- ii ;'!. , ' '
it. iiurcroiis venture. The same e'.ei irii- '
cu rent curries !o dear distant fri-inl ! p.:
the sail t'uliie.'s of death of loved ii' s , I, ji
liMinll. il the result ot specula. !: i
in patent notnmis. Moore's Keve:.!- l I
Ueiiiedy is no speculation but is -on
positive ir'iarantce. Io not fai
m In Vimr ilrit..'it anil ask fur V
:d
nioaev if not satislicd. He known i
I viii W'U tr(,.(iti Itnv nin.llier tu teB
! .. sri i I., all .!:!! ..:!-!-.
1 1
Is a w
am e il-: : k
for ('. ! '
!: I-..U !h.
1 ever:', e.
viil have
;via! o ir.
..ml d 1 jrhtM..! t.'inpi r
iiiai.ii :':i'l i:red xjiresf-lv
T.i.Vlall
I irf boo ml j
Icait ::s a r.oa-.ti
'i'hi ise v. 1 o use
it c lin, and w
,h..
uce
Lave
determined t
liis ::::! :l - !'
i i:vcr it to l. imi-l
!! . ies to !
; ;tit, or ei :! i!. l's ii;::.h-'ics s.iv j
utiMci '.vni..i il:' n :-'i!t l.eiiellcial. I
l's i;::.h-',os s.iv l
For lii;i : a-, lutichi s at hoine,
l.o'.i.' s. thcie ie' nothii lln' r or
tie re deiie'oiis. To hi ita 1 in all
t he dclicatf l! ivors. Try tl em.
'. ii. Ili.ow s;:i.i..
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Tiiis i- wiial you i:;:i.t lo irive,
i:i fact. '. in. i.-t have i;, to lu'iv
. 't . ... I !
illsii
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lt :iK'i. riiiii' lie
no:, i ii'1-..-.iP.is
j.i s lio'.i.-.irui.-; oi 1 1' .-liars as sp-nt
111 1 1 y by o:ir people ill the
that iiiey :;:. i:Maii! this
r::. And . et it m iv !i -i l.v
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I'.i'ti IS, i! used aei
II
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tail
l-rin
i il.e u-e p im.-( t ill, Hi
: ''ood I i-i .-ti'-li ':i 't o'l-t
n P'.ppepsia an. I i:.slad
instead I .i'.i.ci isv. V
es . ii t' ire iiii it ii'i
io. , ...i
i lictlic l.it'i ts lor I'yspepua all'l
a:1 ili.-ru csi'i Liver, ."-toiiin h and
Kidneys. Sold at .7e. m.d l.t
pi r I hi! tie bv Fosbav oi .Mason,
liri'ists.
( 'ali a! I ii i.-ii's j1
aial si e th- 'Lunar''
v.. -by M-i-e
clock. Tl.e
l.itv.-t ll.r- o-:t.
.'!!':it
je'liesald
i .!'..: at 1
II fjllire
!i:te i, i:i
Al'. n's.
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ant ilis-
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ot '.V w.:.l tii.st aiiiiii-ist il:!i'!---: i:i iliisis
ii. O.. ..ai.!.. I., a r-i'-:-t i,'!er I:;: f-iy1:
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cl ithinj; a - pi cialty.
IAT I) LAN I IdlS
r'UEFpmi school
Receive? lis First Inmate frorr
Jla; ion Ccurity,
J Ii VII.KO i IMAXKU.
j Equalization Boari G'afartha t'ue Fact-
A-yhira Recruit -Wheat G:cs
!. . Op at S.dvin.
?' Sai.em, IVc. Mi ton Br'tw
-'was committed to the et ite refotm
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H 14 v,.ars 0),i nn.j r..n awav fr,.m
j.,,,,,,." This id th fir.-t coinnii:-
I !'oine,
inert to the K'!i'.jl fioni .Marioti
!oUl;t v.
ic si.'.'e l-Oi'.l'tl of e'liliMi.atioil
ir.S rl oyi'i'.vl I'lili I'll! Te!r .!
'i clii-' ; ai'. v.";y I k1 r:!t n !.-.-
s-- ! i i .-.iM.!.!! . i; i:!!y "till s.'.iy
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1 loair, v. i' ii a lilted s'ac
Sid i.ii :ei the lni.l,'- a I i :). lil.
! the o'i,(-r i :-s h i i to 1.. n I
o a i,f ; i:- lir-; n-ii!s.
; .-e '-ai- in r I at d .in e!:ib
i- s a ciii.luiie to th. Albany
o I r a tea o of three men o:i
I
New W.u's d iv.
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blackbirds for each mail,
iim.ishh - kx:i i j:h i:.f.
j .Mi xicin I'opulat'K tlisist llie t'ar
j i Ii.;: Oat Oriltrs.
t'nv lib- i'::m"i, P.'C. is. lie;
i-'liistnit iuLe rcceiitiv is tii'ii or-
i.:er s to t iie poii-e :'.ud troips for
t.ie clo.-iij ' of I Hir inonaslei i"S ill
J in iiia, on i:i- j;ioui.ii m:a nn-
'vaio!i naii-e of tluse iiistitiiti-.ns
i
i-t contrary to I.iw. ' p-n tn-. c.ir-
i eontrary to I.iw.
i' -r '"t o.' the
p.io;: s oiih is
t he pi-ople revolted and a li;;ht ie-
liMi-u the pi.ipie on
tie 1'ioiice and fu'.i
Bi ll' 1 1 I
l'lfiiice and fo'.dieis on the
ut iier fol ow . d, duiit.j which one
pel sou v. kiia ! iiin! four othits
WoUMiicd.
Tie aia oIIIl'S Id" ". he llil'sif Were
eoi.il elite-'. The i : r.y, on one
1.111!.!, : -S, I t l!,;;! I III V V. t e t'.'l'll
iroiii i ho; !ta s, iir.viiii: tin sacra
ment "VpG.-ei!, d lllVeii tbrollll
tlie i-treeM by troops a' d snli
iec'ed to many humiliations. '1 he
popishici unit:! en n.i.sse and
ollered coiisiiici'a' le resistance to
the tiooiis. civinu : "Viva In re-ii-iim
: 'DealM to the Mas ins:"
i'v.t" ly-.-ix piicsis v.civ amsted.
Ft!c: hi is in a .-ate i inlet.-!! ex
citement. Covert ';r .M;::-p:e. !
th" province is abs lit, and Acting
Ci-, vein or .iiii- j i, v l.o is f ally re
Kj'Oiir.iiie !.- the or-ler. ta's sent
an envoy to the lily i f I'm 1
Mf Ail U M'- A J OK M.
V Wonuo'.'s Slnve XhIit ISInwi. I i
!v I.i milcd Vi . ii.l.
Ci:t-o, Nev., l'ee.-S. KeC. ntlv
in KiHpire, the c a,k s' w of -Mrs.
Lan e Ki arra y was iiiincl b an
-xpiosioii. At S A. M. the i:civ
stove in Ha- s.uo- ho i:- waslilown
iooiices. Suspicion was created
aiel the wood was examine I. One
piece co' tamed a section ol I'cshly
whiitlel wo id. The b..rtd hole
appiaivd to have b-cn (haiV'l
with I owder. The family of small
eiiildien were .ualnered aronmt the
stove. One boy was htiuck in the
j.uv by a llatiioti and was kmn-ked
d'.iwn! 'lheie in coiisidetable eoin-
incnt in F.mpire. One resident
who often in the pa-it threatt ued
to commit deji'idations upon llie
property ot" his en "inies by ti'.'ison
inj; chickens or cows, settii a lire
to buildin .s, etc., is suspected of
loading the wood. Many chickens
have been found dead and a lew
iuceiiiiiaty tires have broken out.
So met hint' ftron,er lh-..n vocal
peisiiasion is t.iiKid of, and the
suspected party wid in tin int'lie
ot: el' .-tly w a i bed. The lim'o f
wool was so Mit-ail that it as im-pos.-il.'ie
for I! woo'iueii in the
mountains to have ielt t' e load in
it, a-i blasting is only done on
heavy trunks of trees, i ids s.dw
lieB the residents that il as no
accident.
Mom. ncvm.i riii.vi.
South Amerii-aii Stales i't.id - up Io
! '1'riiuMe.l.
I'oi.-r or Sivvin 'Ti indidiid, ItAV.
L. ), lcc. A cjidiii lo the
latest news w hich has been re -ei v
ed from imperial and lni.-twn t by
persons in the iieihb ji in repub
lic iif Venezfl -la, peace is throat
cnd and civil war n ay ei.sue, if
Ui ropi se t usurjitioii of power
by lhi tee iiei:t. Dr. Amltiea
Falac.o. is carried int eili'i l.
It is well knoAf that I'.'. Fala
cio was elected liiuct y thioi'h
the inlhunce of his piedii-r-b.-nr,
Pr. K ijas Faul, wh"-e ministir ol
the interior he had been, and the
country entertained roat hopes
at his election because it was
thought that he would follow the
policy of I'r. Faul, to whom un
doubtedly belongs the credit of
having t'c' lroyed th- b. i' fid pow
er of ii;.iua:i I'danco by means
unstained with blood and of the
most skillful aid star, manlike
character.
Icii) now, h iv, ever, it ii alleL'
ed, badly advis' d i;;t I at! i d.i
only to hii persona! im..ii H.e
prcs (leiil is seeking by his itifhi
enci in conriss to so ai-nt a
reform constitution th-it viii-oul ?
new presidential tied i ,ti li tou lil
remain in power. II ocsii - is t
continue two years liner in tir
)irefeident:.,.i ciiair, in vio'a'ion oi
the constitution of the country,
and to Eacure .this end he is em
ploying nil sortj oi meatif, imii
inoning to the capital, p.i.ioiif;
other jersoiiJ, the pr suien's of
st ites, in ordor that they in -y in
litlentv their h- latdies to d---mand
a tvtoMiiot the c ti- t,tr.t;on
so us to suit his piaiiri.
This plan thr country is ( p-i'ly
ipnos'ii,. ami it is preparing Lo
i ic. ti. aliy comb.it lie' same in
I'Veiy possible iratirir. ps is row
iii'iiir li.n'.a by the iiulv: oll-i. lit
ICS.- : f ti.O' Ii -public, Jl, 1:oi ;tr.
this plan should I:- c in io 1 i.ilo
it' ci , v. hich eaiiiiol he i"i' " ex-
i t l y coi ii i-n and ferce, ! "c
is imi (lie sh.idow cr" a d iit:d lm
ili.'.l civii war w "1! i m-i:-.
A I. (Mi -1 Vl'iU SJIMtV.
A 'I raiiip T in iii Hut t. In- Hl tlrir
1 ii a I' .n f tine.
Si ll;N..l M i.i'.. i . I " A
n maikahie thuy iome- iinu
Vi'ii.vlii;, V. Va , rcra'dli th
d scovioy, in the pet.-;..:i ot a 1 1 ;: l'
w ii;: was a late lesi-h t.t oi S i..
Fianc's o d lb- mi sil.;; heir to a
fortu;;eofa iplarii I ol a mii:i..i:.
A special sa- s :
A I !': nip w ho ha-- bei 11 r,: n-.l fo
by -li - p. I ce.f Whveiiti- t t ; v
e'r.l ii.'-l :::.-! tmnoiit io b - .1 h-i
A. i i e:.s, tne i i wsi n heir to an
es at- of v.'.i at C. r !an I,
N. V.
Itsc' ins that Ne v Yoik at't.u
lievs ii.ie b :etl lookiii:.' sineel.s, l,
v. In n his fa' her died leavimr him
the. nhive :op. ity. lie Inn bee:!
limited for all over the Fnit. d
States ail thefie years, the last
heard from liitr beioie iie appealed
in Whieiinj; beipe; l.om an 1 inn
c;sco. He had bet u traced thmu-ih
ail the principal cities in th
Fiiion and at San I r.iiiclse.i all
track was lost.
Last Saturday tvenir a y-junj
man named .loi.n A. Omens ap
peared at police head iiiarteis ami
applied lor iissislanee. lie told
Oifieer Wilkie that he had no mon
ey and wanted to send a 'eii j.'rani
to Cortland, N. V., for momy.
lb.! told the ollieer that his father
was a wealthy meretiant and t.hat
several monilis since he had left
home to r-j on a trip. lie took
w ith him SIS -0 cash and had a
diamond rinand pin. He roamed
around and yot to dunking mid
fell in wiihfas( womi n, le-u'tin
that the ."fLSt'O so .n vampiishid.
The ollieer tool; him lo th t-.-lo-laphotiice
and jr.iv- enoii-h to
pay for a dispateii to N. .) ,1'ar. or.s
oi'Coriland, N. V , askinj,' h r.'.."i.
He sa him ai-iui hut line: s liad
in t yet heaid iloiu hum-. In the
ni'-aiitime a iLi-pittch was ivi a ived
al le. adipiarters asking; him io
send a u tter in his o wn hambi i it
inatidthe money would l.c loi
w as. 1-1.
The next time the lih'-r sa v
(iivens he bud received tue -
and paid 'ack what he 1. d b-i-iowed.
lie sent a til .r..iu for
anothi r si' i. and fnoij Mr. I'ai'-oas
nrr.ved in the city, and, f i.dn v
(iivens. took him :md dress . irto
in clothes belill tij: his i-'a'inii.
Tney left to-d.iy for New V- k.
i: in iNta a wn ai.i:.
A Steamer 'llu-.nvii on Her Iii-ie.t:
t lllis.
A novel and cMiliiir incident
occuncd on Hie ivce.it viya-e
the steaiilcr Tillls Iio:u M .taint tie
to INcWc.istle throu-h the ve sle
t r i k i ii r a la'jre whale. The Titus
returned to pi it fiotn N-wcaslie
ibis morning. ChiefOth, ..JNtchoI
sou, in alluding the allair, ta:d
that on the M i in-t. I he v-s-el
was ten ini'es noiih of 'Volton
j;o! when it happened. A moth
erly ttale was blowing, and. w !h
the aid of siptarei ails, the Titus
w.'s hiliiiliit;.' aloair a, a ten knot
speed.
Kvitythin was iT'il-i; a'oi:
merrily. .Mr. Fell, the s.vo:vl t n
uineer, and he were located aft
amUHHU ll.eliiscl isi ly sis. itin;t
;.o!ls. j! was about b o'clock in
the morning wleu the s'.iaiiier
suddenly bump-d and canted s. a
ward. The chief ollieer and eli
' neer w. re sent sprawhn- mi the
deck. Tin! men below rushed up
on the d ck to ascertain tin; ca i-i-of
the commotion, l hi lonkiu-a-tewi
Chief Ollieer Nicho'.-on
notic. d the fr'o.i was criinson
w i1 h hhod, and it the.i dawii-d
upon them tliat Fie ve sel had iol
a sen monster.
Olai.c'mg further seaward an
liinisual sight met tl.iir naze. A
l.uj-'O- whale was hishb r the
waves in its death Et:iis:'e.
It w as pluiidy m', ii to h ap three
limes out of the water. W ith the
aid cf o..etnil l'!ii" ea t !i. fiui.-h-ini:
fn me: ts of the niontti r : re
vi.-il.'e. liie w'n.il'5 a; !'iaied to
h..ve bceti struck j.ist above its
pe Iota! tin. 1 1 w hirli d am!
1. 1.-bed the se.i at
mentions rupidiiy.
lot ts jit'ew leeb er,
brief revival of tin
ist with tre
ov ly its ef
There c.s a
death stroke
and the creature ttien disappear.-.!.
Choice pickles t:i imlk, orijum;
t it ies to bait, at Fai ker Dios.
A PECULIAR SCHEME
Wuru's r..if I.ioruy t) le Ii
bih-J Ly special .'ct.
t KH A i .;;
HdN'.KiE
I ' I.A.N.
Te Make Moay f. r the IVi. Said to bs
a I'ea-ille Pl .n and in Urged
l'.r Adop io...
Ciik" :o. 1 h e. 2S. Anions the
raphalists of Chicago most deeidy
interested in the btiecLts of the
World's Fa:r is th Hernuum
i'laid, pit si. 1. nt c ! i.'ic North . e.l
evn 1'iew i:u company, ant a s i
N-ciiy t:-. till', t. In 1 oto of these
c.'p.uiiiies Le litis cii't ii I he subject
of I'liiuioe m::c i th(.u;.;! t, t.iid this
is th;' ativ 1 e j'iss;. ii ;;b,'itit his
Uvoritt- idea, l.ic!: i.-t in tin. d n et
lin-of lie s'.hi m- ', ri.p-.sed by
Wor d'-' Fair Co-iumlsiioi er S. II.
d- Vo:;ii',' .it the last meeting o.
ihe board 1 c i.'dio! :
'Tiit te Cutl be ia ohjeitiou to
t!i-c e:.ii;;e o! Fpceial money for
Hpe.-i-il pt.rposi a of national im
poi ' , Mich money, of course, heit;
ia!' t-i'i er. 'j idy would have lo
i e i! 'to: !iy an a-t of coii-iei-; It
in:: tit-en dote by other r..!:oi;s
,.!; i I c:i':;!i;i see , by iiiis n.itiol.
-;:..:! ii. t fi!o.v tu.t. 1 have
.:: i s: lue V. IV ch.se l!jr:rit't ol
the si.bj' . i. io d I s- e a way by
vi i h l.'.0: 1:.K' : eoi.ld b, s-. i Hied
tor the World's lair. S::p;ios
co: iii"- - i'li'.l.ori.ed ti i' c ):::ar,e '
ti n million s Ivci- do! -is with an
app'op't ia:e mea.orial imprint
reitiiveto the VioiLI'm lair, lie
'ii:": r bt "ii eop iiii iiiori-tlve of the
otia h i -ceil ton nii'.i of 1 he disc n i y
t I illia c. !.!:'!. 'I h's collld be
m -1- at in iiitiitsle val'ie of T'.l
i". tit on i nch silver (!:!!:.! ,
" 1 1 e e p. 11 -e ot ioiua;.e W -uli!
!.ot exi-eid 1 cei.t ; r 1, lnaUir"
i n i!"ie;'.it c -l ot sxi ei ii s. Il
tiie eliliie coinage wa.'e lliriiiii
ovt r to tin.' W riJV Fair .1 recti -iv
the lattircoi.1.1 issue each ifl at its
ii.ce value to visitors at the fair,
and thtl.- C-MMi't.tMl v.o-uhi be Ev
eliled Very readily.
'"As I h ive said, such a memo! ial
coin must, i.i course, b- h.yaicoiii.
ae;'i'p:ab!e fur a i 1 eiU ii.l I :. 3 or
!c y in w hich silver (oi l is l ow
receivable. F'll ti.s 1 x'Aiilv
v.oiild be a meie loiin, t e-ause ihe
Holder of a nieiiioii. l coin Would
not pui t wi:h it exct pt at a pre
mium. Sued a dolh.i w ould have
a iiumisiiMtic licsiiies" tin intrinsic
value, and it would be kept, it is
ssl'e to say that evui duiio tin
progress m th- fairihi setia nioivai
aiihtis would t.e exi.a::.-ted. Aside
frooi the henelil ies:iit:ii to the
fair, t-ilver to the amo 'in ol ibotit
ifS.(!.;l!,(i:'l would be lenioVod lloli.
cireulatioii.
'There in -.ht !e si in .- i irstiot,
ab ut tne validity of the special
legislation, but t lie issue oi the
memorial coin Peed not be le
stiictcd ! ".Voi'-i's Fair purposes.
For instance, the issue ot in.iurni
a'ioo doilars in limited ipiai.tiiios
conld be antho! i...-d every four
years, and thus the aetwouid be
ot ir.-iit'i ad application. Jti'tik ol
it, il we had inai c;iita!ion dollars
since Washington, the coin to be
.ppi"jii iaily ne.-i'ned, sny w ith
tli-poitraiis of the president mid'
y ico -president fioiii each inairzur-1
atini', some of these loins would
lo-dav be absoii'.telv priceless, and
cei tainly none of them would b
oil'eied io the -ovcrtiinent in l.ou
of taxes or other paym-nt?.
' t hese coins would foil in a prac
tical table of hi-t -ry, :.t once
attractive and v..lntib!'. They
oiiid b ? di scetidit g from vreiicra
t i: .ii to generation and Tieci ine ol
iii'iinnse numisnia ic value with
y.i' hai.i-nii'- ilu jrovei nnici.t
.My ideas on the is -m; oi inch coins
are ct i taiidv crnd . as ct, lc.it 1
.lo st lioiislv believe that they war-
ran! id ii.'v hiid amplilieatioti.
especially so far as lhe World's
1 air esehepi r is conct i nut.
I A MOl-i I. IONS.
t i loi el Ilanlel liiima'H I'etn lliat
Like Human Mi-akn.
C. I. 1 atiiol lioone. w ho is said
to be a descendant of the great
trapper, has live lioi:s that (ire oil
pistols, jump over Micks and do a
teat mill v other liiidig'iitieil
lliin-s atliis order. At each pi r
I" iiu-iiee their inns', thrilling net
s lefr.iinin-' fr-iii bitm- t if li.e
face of a lady w I to puts her In ad
in their mouths. These liotiS hae
been appearing at ILniy Miner's
Fi):hih Avenue theater. When
not wanted they wire put in a
i aire behind the w ings in a little
place shut ell' from the f-'tij.:e and
reached by a door, l'eople who
diiin t cat- about ivins; caien were
told tint to op-, n the ihxr.
I lu re was -i lit-uetil at the t.'ie-
;:t-r on f-undav m-ht, an t a lot o.
ptople woo t idn'l know tuiythiiu
abo.U the lions went, to take pad
in t. Aiiiong them were lorn
1'. ilm'oid, the Fpghsh vt-iitrilu-iptiist,
and ' Frohss ir" Willis, the
aeronaut. oon alter the fhow
staitcd there was a large crowd ot
'ireaks'' and pel foi mi ls in ihe
gie.-n iojm. Th-y were thrown
into a pa;iic by a roar from the
Cilge.
"I guess one cf my li-ns is
i hew ing up si m-body I'' exclaimed
I'oone. ami he lna.ie adasli I jrtne
cage, fol.oAed by the crowd in the
green room. Thev bolted ditet t'.v
across the stae, tii'iilying the
audience :i:nl demoralized tlri act
then in progress.
Thev foiml Tiof-ieor" Willi
in the ila.v6 of the biggest lion of
the lot, who had torn and clawed
up lhs Leaver oven oat and a thick
p ajicket. He wa8 trying to get
ihe ii-. u up atrnitiet the bars, but
his hold was not very gooil.
'"Call oil' your monkey!" howled
Willis, who hadn't heard about
the lion', but thought it was an
ut e ol s-'ine sort aintieing itself at
i.i.-' t-xpeiise.
Tl.ey ytidibi d the man and tore
hi la away. All the lion got was
some pieces of cloth and the best
part of a paif cf trouselfs. Willis'
m ck and lip had been dug open
and were bleeding, but he didn't
ii t l the pain much. He was satis
fied to i alive.
Dr. John S. Candce dressed the
afrop.ant's tltPli wounds, and a
tailor w ill pateli up the other dam
ai.'ts. Every one Considered Ids
escape n inarkable. Afterward,
when Coloi el lloone fed Ins lions,
he gave nothing to the otIVnder, lo
disci line liim for Lis conduct.
New York Herald.
A TEKIili-i.l HMIK1CANK.
It tiloua Dunn lluusn and CkUHc
ilrrat llnunKn.
A Kpecla! from Yess, New Soufli
W;i'i s. of November I2thsays: A
tcjrdi'o Iiutricane jiase.l over the
upper poi 1 ion of Cooma street to
day. I i.'litoii.g and hail, with
i.eavy i.tin.iouid lie seen coming
i:i the disk-nee, and tie roar of
the wild could bj he.it.l many
miles aivay. Ail at or.ee it reached
ti e city, carrying everything
f iL- it. Many mills, htorcs nud
lesidet cos wete blovvn down. Trees
w tiito .ted pnd blown on the
in, s of the houses. Fences ami
e.'iiriii.eys iuts blown down in all
dir. id ions. Tiie ujijiei end of the
!o, ii i-j one mass of wreckage.
M.-n were blown down in the
sireet. One n.aii namtd Richard
oii had hie arm skinm d from the
-.-it o-.v to the wiist, and Lad to be
taken to ihe hospital. A msii
immi -i C. oper was sd ing in the
S.'.li.t il i'.n Inn when the roof fell
in i n him hurling him severely.
Tr cs, ziiic a'id building materials
ate lying aionnd for miles. A
bfgjy was oanivd up into the air
a::tl c .me tlo'.v ti on iis shafts and
was ! rokt-n to .ieces, Fusinees U
at a : t iti.i.-tili at pi teentaiid much
i x it-uieiit jirevails. Thedamage
is e-i iii.ittd at some thousands of
jiouid -. Tiie men w ho were in
juifd aie iiii groEsing favorably.
People are covering up their dam
sgcti proerty witti tarpaulins.
Kltl TAl. M I KUKK.
An Ajnl I aily Asuamltvd and Ilcr
Thrust Cut.
F.vi-is, D, c. lb. In the midst of
'he excitement attendant on
Christmas eve the author of the
crime committed about three
weeks aval u; on an old wsman in
ihe lViit evard tin Temple has been
it tested. He is an officer in an
infantry regime: t and was retired
tivo davs bifore tlie commission of
the crime. The at rest has created
-r-it exetti'mcnt in Paris. The
oi ople cannot understand how a
French ollieer could commit such
a ciime. The assasin was tracked
for three days by the ilice and
was artosteii in a cafe.
The circumstances under which
he double crime was committed
were sensational. At 5 o'clock on
th 4th of Iieceniber Daronne Del
liri', en aged widow of an ex-of-licer
in the French Army, (was
seated in her" ealon on the first
iloor of th. house at 4".' Foulevard
du Temple. Her servant, Mine.
Vlheitiiie Hetirle, hail pjst irone
out to do seme marketing, and the
fon ot the widow, who 6hared the
;.p:utments with Lis mother,- was
al sent.
Hardly had the servant left the
house when a man, who had been
wati hing the building from the oi
jmsite side of .the boulevard, rush
ed up stairs and knocked at the
door of Mine. Holliiian, who occu
pied the appartment above Car
oline Pellard's. "la this Mine.
iVllardV? paid he. "She Uto-s
down f-tairs,' was the reply.
A minute later the same man,
who was of medium height and
gaunt appeataiice, pulled the bell
on the ill tor below. The widow
opened the door and the visitor
clutched her by the throat and
dragged her through the hall into
tiie adjoining bedroom. M. Del
lard forcid lio-r on the !cd and
plu.iged a knife in ber throat. The
murderer left his victim lyinj
dead in a pool of hi. od and made
for her bedroom, where he buret
open tho war.lrobj in which the
widow kept her jewels.
Margeunte Hetirle came in
white he was busy at Lis burglary
and hearing strange noises, s ream
el "Madame, .Madame:" The
murderer turned on her and tried
to cut h-r throat, as he Lad tLat
of her lnistitss. He partly suc
ceeded, but t'; servant was more
fortunate than 'tannine Dellard,
for she did n t tlie of Iter wounds
audhad strength enough to crawl
to a window and shout for help.
Meanwhile the stranger darted
down stairs and escaped, knocking
over the janitress, who tried to
stop Lim. In Lis Laste Le drop
ped one of L's gloves and the
Knife, which was of English make
and ptatnied w ith the initials F.
M. Sincj the murder several per
sona have been arrested on auapi
c on and released. The Boulevard
du Temple is in the very heart of
Paris, close to tlie Place du Chat
eau tl'Knii and the Temple.
S ; tentacles and eylglasses, com
plete assortment at F. M. French's.
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