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Cottap Srove Echo-Leader,
Echo-Leader Building.
E. P. THORP,
E d i t o r an d B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1S‘.»:>.
ON 10 JACKSON’S HOLE
QUEEN
C I T Y ’S
D REAM .
W o r k C o m m e n c e d on th e L a k e
in g t o n C a n a l.
W ash ­
LITTLEBABY’S SADEND
Seattle, July 31.— Work ou the Lake
the tide flats began this morning at
11:80 o ’ clock, when Miss Zoe Semple,
daughter of ex-Governor Eugent Sem­
ple, started the machinery of the
dredger Anaconda, stationed at the end
of the east waterway. The occasion
was one of public rejoicing, and as the
sand appeared at the end of the dis­
charge pipe 2,700 feet away, it was
welcomed with cheer«, music by a
baud, and noisy blasts from steamboat
and factory whistles. Appropriate ex­
ercises were held ou the dredger, and
also at the end of the pipe lino.
The enterprise, which is being car­
ried out by the Seattle & Lake Wash­
ington Waterway Company with the
sta.e, includes the excavation of two
waterways in the tidelands of Elliott
bay, one mile long and 1,000 feet wide,
and of a canal which is an extension
of one of them to admit ships to Lake
Washington. The lake canal w ill be
cut one nnle through tide flats, and
two mile i through the upland in which
it w ill p eroe ene hill 308 feet, and an-
other 141 :cet high. -It w ill be 80 feet
wide at the bottom, and 20 feet deep
at low tide, and w ill have a lock at
the outer end large enough for ocean
steamers. The purpose of making the
'•anal at this point is to have it directly
connected with the present water front
facilities of the city, and to secure ma­
terial for filling in 1,525 acres of tide
lands at the head of Elliott bay.
The work is expected to occupy five
years and to cost (7,000,000, towards
which the citizens have raised a sub­
sidy of (700,000. The capital is fur­
nished by St. Louis men, headed by
Henry Semple Ames and Edgar Ames.
TO
IN TER FER E.
Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
T h e T r e a s u r y D e p a rtm e n t C a n n o t S top
B u llf ig h t in g a t A tla n ta .
Washington, July 2 7.— The treasury
Infantry at Market Lake Or­ Washington canal and the filling in of The
dered to the Front.
D EC LIN E S
NO.
Result ot a Father's department has declined to entertain
the protest by the vice-president of the
Carelessness.
Humane Society against the admission
into this country o f bulls and toreadors
K m *«*» o f M n l m c r l p t io n .
from Mexioo for bullfighting exhibi-
FOUR DAYS TO MAKE THE TRIP
BURNE1) TO DEATH B\ HIS BED tions at the Atlanta exposition. The
O N E Y E A R ................... ...................................„..*•* OO
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secretary was asked that the bulls be
g ;N p T b ese rates are s tr ic tly in a d v a n c e .
S u b hcribera w is h in g a c h a n g e in th eir
excluded on the ground that they were
p s to ffice add ress s h o u ld g iv e th e ir o ld as w ell
JA C K BRADY C A U G H T .
T H E FO R E IG N M A R K E T S .
H . l t l . r » Art* E x p e c t e d t o A t t a c k t h e III-
G r i e f - S t r i c k e n M a n F i r e d a Bullet immoral instruments, and the torea-
as n ew address.
T h e E c h o - I . k a d k r w ill lie se n t to su b s c r ib e rs
<1 i it n s ’»* S o o n u s t h * T r o o p s
dors, that their admission would vio­
I n t o H is K r a iu a n d 1*
u n t il all arrears are paid an d pap er o r d e r e d to
late the contract labor law. Assistant T h e M u r d e r e r a u d T n s l n r o b b e r in , l a i l H e m ilt * o f t h e E n g l i s h E l e c t i o n * E x -
A r e C lo s e a t H a n d .
b e d is c o n t in u e d a c c o r d in g to law.
p e c t e d t o D ie .
In S a c r a m e n t o .
IMM’t v d t o I I a v « a G o o d E f f e c t .
A n y su b s c r ib e r no* r e c e iv in g h is p a p e r
Secretary Hamlin, in reply, cite, sec-
r e g u la rly w ill p lease n o t ify th is o ffic e Im m e ­
Market Lake, July 31.— The five
Sacramento, July 29.— The capture
London, July 30.— The return of the
Los Angeles, July 30. — One of the tion 10 of the act of August 28, 1894,
d ia te ly .
companies of infantry that arrived here
W e in v ite s h o r t a rticle s o f g en eral in-
most pathetic and melancholy events prohbiting the importation of “ anv of Jack Brady, bandit, murdeier and strong unionist parliament must sooner
U . j .'«'. lo n g c u e s , as a r u le , n o t p u b lis h e d . A ll
last night have received orders to go to
that ever transpired in this county was obscene book, ¡pamphlet, drawing, farmer’s boy, near Sacramento, natur­ or later have a strengthening influence
a r tic le s m u st be a c c o m p a n ie d b y th e n a m e o f
the front at once, and w ill leave in the
the burning to death of the little three- printing, instruments, or any other ally created quite a sensation here, and on the stock market, but for the pres-
th e w riter, u ot fo r p n b lic& tio u , b u t as e v id e n c e
o f g o o d fa ith . W e assu m e n o r e s p o n s ib ility fo r
Reader, did you ever take S immons morning for Jackson’ s Hole. It w ill
year-Ofd daughter of Marion Millar, articles of an immoral nature,” etc. large crowds of people were in and ent this feeling is overborne by the de-
th e o n in lo n s o f c o r re s p o n d e n ts .
L iveh R e w l a t o r , the “ K ino of take ten days to make the trip. The
abont Sheriff Johnson's office all after- Bire to close accounts for the holidays.
and the snicide of Millar on account of The letter then proceeds:
E n tered at the. p o e to ffice at C o lla g e G ro v e as
L iv e r M edicines ? ” Everybody needs cavalry went about twenty miles to­
s e c o n d c la s s m ar Ter.
the remorse for his neglect of the child.
“ I have to inform yon that the de­ noon, hoping for a chanoe to see the and by the anxiety respecting the situ-
take
a
liver
remedy.
It
is
a
sluggish
or
day. Every effort w ill be made to in­
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The Millars live about three miles partment is unable to percieve that noted criminal. But few persons had ; ation in Eastern Europe and the pie-
diseased liver that impairs digestion duce the Indians to return to their
below Azusa on a ranch. Millar is the importation of bulls for the pur­ their desires gratified, however, for ' thoric condition of the money market,
A d v e r t i s i n g K a t e s M a d e K n o w n o s A p ­ and causes constipation, when the waste
p lic a t io n .
well know throughout the locality and pose indicated comes within the letter after Detective Thacker, of the Wells- ; which w ill be increased bv the decision
that should be carried off remains in reservations peaceably.
The troops have received word that
the body and poisons the whole system.
bears an excellent reputation.
The or spirit of the prohibition contained Fargo Company, appeared upon the j of the Japanese government to have the
__________scene,
he put a stop to any further free ; indemnity from China paid to the Lon-
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a when they are near enough to render
family consisted of Millar, his w ife ____
iu the ____________________
provision of the law quoted,
and
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache, hasty assistance the settlers are going
and two daughters, one of them 15 therfore declines to issue the desired ! exhibitions. If he had permitted it, don account Prices have experienced
Malaria and Indigestion are ail liver to attack the Indians. A baud of 200
Brady would have spun off yard after a slight setback almost all around.
years of age, and the other a pretty, instructions.
diseases. Keep the liver active by an or 300 Indians w eft on the trail of the
“ If, as stated, the exhibition of bull- y*tr<i
stories about himself, for he is Colonial securities were suppressed ou
flaxen-haired three-year-old child. Mil-
1 U ’ M BK K I.AN D P R E S B Y T E R IA N C IU 7R C H — occasional dose o f Simmons Liver Reg­
troops when they struck camp, and
S u n d a y s c h o o l, 10 a . m . P r e a c h in g , 11 a . m .
lar set his heart on this little tot and fighting is prohibited by the laws o f considerable of an egotist. Yet he tells hanking difficulties in Australia. Bul-
ulator
and
you’
ll
get
rid
o
f
these
trou­
an d 7 p. m . ’ P rayer m eetin g , e a c h W edn esda y at
hastened on toward Jackson’ s Hole.
when she could, she acconparied him Georgia, it is presumed that the au- i ^ l a t a * e it* such a matter-of-fact way j gurian and Turkish securities were
8 p . m . r 4 W e are jo u r n e y in g u n to a p la c e o f bles, and give tone to the whole sys­
Dr. Wonburn, of Rexbnrg, has just
w h ic h the L ord s a id , I w ill g iv e it y o u ; c o m e tem.
on his jaunts. He took as much cure thorities of that state would prevent it, j that a person cannot put him up as a j rather heavy. The new Brazilian loan
For
a
laxative
Simmons
Liver
t h o u w ith us and w e w ill d o th e e g o o d .” —
come
from
that
place
with
news
that
Regulator is bettf . r th an P ills . It
of her at home as her mother. In fact, but the subject does not appear to come braggart.
j has fallen rather flat, being quoted at
N u m b. 10 29.
F. Z . N K S B K IT , P astor.
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly J. Simmons and F. Cunningham, two
the little one was his pride and pleas­ within the jurisdiction of the depart-
Local police officer* and the detectives , a slight diaoonnL Rumors of the pasa-
scouts, arrived at Rexbnrg .'ast evening
i 1H RISTI AN C H C K C H -H E K V lC E ri A T 11 A. refreshes and strengthens.
of the railroad and express companies ing of the next dividend on Canadian
ure. For several months M illar has meut.”
\
m . an d h p. m . .Sunday s c h o o l at 10 a . m .
E v e ry p a c k a g e lias tile l i e d 7 . straight from Jackson’ s Hole. They
are considerably chargriued over the Pacific preferred, and the consequent
been troubled over finances, and he has
Y P. S. C. K., e a c h Sunday at 4 P. M. M id w eek
J . II. report that no conflict has taken place
p rayer an d pra ise s e rv ices, W e d n e sd a y e v e n in g s ta m p o n th e w r a p p e r .
J a pan es«* C o n t r a c t L a b o r e r s .
fact that the trainrobber, for whom j heavy selling, depressed all Canadians.
repeatedly
said
that
the
little
girl
was
a t 7 o ’c lo c k . M usical rei,eur>al, e a c h Saturday '¿e ilin .V C o ., 1‘ liila d e lp h ia .
between the whites and Indiaus and
San Francisco, July 31. — Labor they have been hunting for months. Mines have been irregular. Americans,
all he had to live for.
e v e n in g at 7 o c ’ lock .
j that matters are quiet.
Wednesday Mrs. Millar went to visit Commissioner Fitzgerald w ill resume has spent several days in this city and without being very active, were only
The Indians to the number of 500
C H U R C H —SU N D A Y SCHOOL
e t h o d is t
strong, the market showing au advance
a sick woman in the neighborhood and his investigation of the importation of in Stockton at varions times.
P r e t c h in g each fou rth Sunday
at 10 a .
are iu Hoback basin, about fifty miles
“ How do you do, Mr. Thacker,” he all aruuud ou favorable Atchison re­
her eldest daughter went away to visit Japanese contract laborers into this
m o r n in g am i e v e n in g . P rayer m e e tin g , eve ry
R O O S E V E L T ’S E X P E R I E N C E .
from Mary vale, where the settlers are
T h nradav n ig h t. •' T h e Lord is in Ilia h o ly te m ­
some friends. Millar was in charge of state in the near future. He w ill, iu said to the well-know detective as that ports. The advances were: Atchison
p le .”
KEY. E. G lT T IN S , Paator.
fortified and prepared to resist the sav­
the little girl. He played with her all probability, be assisted by the fed- gentleman stepped into the sheriff’ s mortages. S; Atchison shares, 2; Lake
S ay t h e In d ia n * S h o u ld b e K e p t F r o m
ages should an attack be made.
Shore, 1 7-8; Wabash preferred, 1 1-8;
nearly all day* and toward evening eral officials. He has received a letter office this afternoon
W i l d S p o rtN .
“ How do you know my name?” Illinois Central and Northern Pacific
went into his room and lay down on from the confidential special agent of
A g e n t T e to r ’ n T e le g r a m .
New York, August J.— Iu speaking
preferred, 1.
the bed, leaving his little daughter the treasury at Tacoma to that effect, asked Thacker.
Washington, July 31.— The follow ­
o f the Bannock Indian trouble, Presi­ ing dispatch from Agent Tetor, dated
“ Oh, I was in a saloon near the cor-
playing in the shade in front of the and w ill at once communicate with
TACOMA
IS
NO
GOLD
MINE.
dent Roosevelt, ot the police commis­ Rexburg, Idaho, near Market Lake,
house. Millar was very tired and slept the authorities at Washington about ner of Third and K streets, in this I n t e r n a t ic D s l <>e«>grit|>tii«*R| C ongr«***.
Londou, July 29.— The international
sioners, said the worst calimitv that July 30, was received today:
the matter. According to the commis- city, a few weeks ago, when yon came
G e o l o g i s t * , i n d g r « ‘ ii T h r o w n F o l d W a t e r soundly.
could befall an Indian was to allow
Someone remarked,
‘ There’s geographical congress was formally
It appears that the little girl got si oner, the Japanese are imported into j in.
«>n . l o b ii G . M «• K r i f l e ’ s C l a i m .
“
On
the
29th
iust.
I
met
Sheriff
A Year ot Exceptionally Low him to kill game. Speaking from
Olympia, Wash., July 31.— W. . hold of a box of matches and set fire to , this state by a regularly
_
- organized
_
. Thacker,* and I ducked out of the opened today by the Duke of Y’ ork,
Hawley near Rexburg, returning from
who is honorary president of the so­
wide ezperieui-e, he said the Indian's j Jackson’ s Hole, where he had been sent Lindgreu, geologist for the Uuited the thin and gauzy dress she wore. In a gang of boarding-house men, who have place.”
Prices for Lead
salvation lies in his becoming civilized to ascertain whether the settlers had States geological survey, appointed by moment she was in a blaze. The little agents at Victoria, Tacoma, Portland j
Brady says he lodged here for a ciety, aud who delivered an addrera of
and, consequently, he should be kept been killed by the Indians. Hawley the secretary of the interior to examine girl, it is supposed from the circum­ and this city. Up to a few months ago week, and vas at Stockton about three welcome to the delegates. Each batch
Near the latter place he of delegates, headed by the ambassador
from the wild sports as much as possi- 1 stated the settlers had not been mo­ and report upon the mineral character stances, tried to pnt the fire out, as the the Japanese contract laborers were weeks.
FOREIGN SOURCES DRAWS UPON ble.
or diplomatic representative o f the
lested by the Indians, who are sup­ of school section J6, within the cor­ water was afterward discovered run­ brought here direct from their native bought a horse and cart with the in­
Mr. Roosevelt said that the Bannock posed to be encamped about forty miles porate limits of Tacoma, filed his re­ ning. Failing to extinguish the flames land. Constant interference on the tention of leaving the country. At country from which they came, was in­
Indians generally were considered a from the settlement in a practically port with the land officer today, in she ran into her father's room and fell part of the officials compelled them to the time he had over (300, aud now- troduced to toe Duke of York, who
K n«>w l«*«l g e o f t h e D o m e s t i c P r o d u c t i o n
friendly tribe, and not by any means; impregnable position. There is no whicli he says the land contains au ex­ at his bedside, terribly burned. She be more cautious, and of late they have regrets that he did not board a train was accompaiued by Sir d ia rie s Tup-
H a rd t o O b t a in B e c a u s e o f t h e
“ bad Indians,” snch as the Sioux and doubt of the fact that a large body of tremely small amount of gold, of no must have cried herself hoarse, as her been doing their work in a round-about and ride out. He feels confident no per, Canadian high commissioner ill
I ’ e t t v y I in p o r t a t io n * .
the Arapahoes. They are very bravo, [ Lemhi Indians re* eutly joined the other value for mining purposes. The land little charred hands were foond ex­ manner. Instead of bringing the Jap­ one would have noticed him. His cap­ London, aud other colonial dignitaries.
in contest was filed upon by John G. tended toward the bed as if in silent anese direct, the scheme now in oper­ ture, which was made by Deputy The meetings of the congress are to last
Washington, August 1.— In disens- and w ill fight like fiends when corner lndialls iu Hoback basin.”
ed. According to the commissioner,
McBride in 1889 and has been bitterly supplication for aid. But Millar slept ation is to first ship them to Victoria Sheriff McDonald and W illiam A. eight days.
Speaking
of
the
Indian
disturbance
s rig the lead-mining industry for
they iiave a great desire for fame, but in Northern Wyoming, General Scho­ fought for since. Testimony at the too deeply to hear his child's groans aud then smuggle them across the bor­ Johnston, under a bridge near Frank­
1894, the geological survey says that
I t a l ia n Hnbj«*<»4* W e r e N ot Tortur«»«l.
the only fame they undertake to gain field expressed his opinion iu a discreet trial showed the value to be $1,000,- and cries if she made any.
der. Mr. Fitzgerald says he has proof lin, in this county, was an easy one.
the year was one of exceptionally low
Rome, July 80.— In the chamber of
They got the drop ou him while he was
is by gathering scalps and stealing manner. The Indians w ill soon sur­ 000. The case has been argued before
When
the
other
daughter
leached
that
at
least
forty
Japanese
contract
price,. Mining declined, and it was
deputies today Baron Blanc, minister
horses.
render and return to their reservations. the interior department by Attorney- the honse in the ever ing she was met laborers were landed here in that man­ hiding under a bridge, aud he had to
necessary to draw ou foreign sources to
surrender. Yesterday he was driven of foreign affairs, announced that its
Mr. Roosevelt was in Jackson’ s Hole The only way they could cause trouble General Jones three distinct times. by a sickening odor, aud looking info ner during the last three weeks.
supply the deficiency. The production
by hunger into the little town of Free­ reports from Santiago, that the police
in 1872 and mixed a great deal with is by scattering and taking to the The testimony at the last examination her father’s room saw her little sister
N
o
F
u
n
d
*
A
v
a
i
l
a
b
l
e
.
of refined lead in the United States has
port, aud the officers were notified. had tortured Italian subjects, were un­
the Bannocks and Shoshones. He says mountains, bat he thought it unlikely before the local officer was so conflict­ horribly burned and blistered, aud
Omaha, July 31.— Special Master
grown from 1.5(H) short tons in 1835 to
The chamber has adopted the
there has always been more or less they would precipitate hostilities now ing that the secretary of the interior dead by her father’ s bedside. She at Cornish returned from New York this Detective W illiam Ahearn, of the rail­ true.
319,000 in 1894. The product of 1893
friction between settlers and the Indi­ that the soldiers are coming.
once awakened her father. His grief morning. He filed a report in two road service, who has been on ^Brady’s commercial treaty between Italy and
detailed
Geologist
Lindgreu
to
make
a
was the largest on record, amounting
Japan.
ans over the shooting of elk. The In­
Speaking of a dispatch from Market special examination, as a result of was terrible. He picked up the dead Union Pacific cases. Edward Shelton, trail for several weeks, is given much
to 229,000 short tons. The lead mar­
dians have the right to shoot the game Lake, stating that Jackson's Hole set­ which he says the average gold deposits aud blistered body of his pet and tried attorney for the Denver Extension credit for the fact that he notified the
kets of the United States are supplied
local officials a few days ago to he on D r Price’s Cream B a k i n g P o w d e r .
nnder their treaty, but the law forbids tlers are to be arrested and tried for are less than 10 cents per yard, while to kiss it back to life again.
trustees, prayed, January 25, for an
from foni sources. The first is from
W o rld 's F a ir H ig h e s t A w a r d .
the killing of game, and this is where killing the Indians accused of a viola- at former hearings, in which McBride
After his terrible agony of grief had order for the receivers to pay certain the lookout for him. Ahearn was
domestic mining, divided between the the trouble begins.
close upon him w-hen he stole a horse
The Indiaus tion of the Wyoming game luws. Com- was charged with salting, McBride’ s somewhat subsided, he told his daugh­
interest ou that road’ s bonds. Judge
soft lead ores of the Mississippi valley
slaughter the game in a wholesale missioner Browning savs he knew of experts testified lhat.certain strata r«t> ter he was going out iu the backyard Cornish heard the testimony and filed near Biggs. Brady had worked in that
" 1 ■ ! tl- ■ ■ 1 '
1,- d ores of the ftjjeky
neighUirhood, and knew just where to
for
a
moment.
Taking
his
rifle
he
manner.
'
W
1
HUIlDllllll
.1
herd
of
ellrrT
~
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n
g
taken
.
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this
d
i
c
t
i
o
n
.
as
high
as
44
cents
per
cubic
yard,
and
Mountains. The second sonree is Mex­ nv oiiftin nnd Lili oxtom ovwx xxi ow.Vit
a repoit recommending that the peti­
r
.
_
or cattle and kill every one in sight. He added
the Indian office would wel that the whole claim averaged 10 to 12 went out iu the yard and sent a ril e tion be denied, on the ground that get a horse and what one to take.
ico and British Colombia. The third
The story of his wanderings up and
is the base bullion sent from Mexico Mr. Roosevelt explains that the out­ come a legal test of the right of In­ cents per cubic yard. The case is now ball through his head. His daughter there was not sufficient funds to the
lawed hncks are the greatest dangers dians to kill game iu defiance of state probably closed.
was so overcome with grief over the credit of that mortgage on the division down the Sacramento valley aud his
for delivering and refining in bond in
“ In February. 1802, I had six hem­
fate of her sister that she did not rea­ to pay the interest in default. The fight with the Shasta couuty officers is
this country, and the fourth is refined threatening the Western settlers. They laws. If the courts decide the law is
orrhages from the lungs and for some
a
thrilling
tale.
He
says
the
officers
are young Indians ranging from 18 to superior to the treaty of the United
lize what her father was doing.
South Africa’ * Diamond Mine*.
foreign lead. The interlocking sources
second report refers to the non-pay­
22 years old, whose fathers declare States government with the Indians,
When Mrs. Millar returned home ment of taxes on the Kansas City & who fired upon him near Cottonwood months was under the care of two doc­
have greatly com plicated the compila­
New York, July 31.— A (20,000,000
they w ill not be responsible for their the matter w ill he settled, and he
she at once fainted, and is still very Omaha road, which has never made wounded hint iu the side. He did uot tors, and finally went to Denver, but re­
tion of lead stati-tics, and made knowl­
diamond deal has just been consum­
shoot at them at all, he says. His gun turned without any benefit to my
aces.
When hnnting game they would be glad of it, he said.
edge of the domestic production d iff-
mated in London. According to pri­ low. Drs. Reed and Becknail were operating expenses, according to the was accidentally discharged by being
stretch out in line and use a peculiar
health. I then read of your treatment,
summoned to attend Millar. They de­ yearly reports. Taxes were due for
cult to obtain. The follow ing figures
vate advices received by the Maiden
whistle to lore the elk within range.
clare that it is impossible for him to 1894 iu February, and the bondholders caught in some brush, and they ran and sent for some, from which I felt
J ap an «**«» S « > ld ie r s K i l l e d .
show by states in tons the domestic
Lane diamond dealers, a rich London
They then surround the frightened ani­
great relief, ami have continued using it
Yokohama, July 30.— A train bear­ diamond syndicate had made a con­ live. His brains protrude from the filed a prayer with the court calling away.
product smelted:
“ I would have winged them,” he
mals, and after closing in on them, ing 400 Japanese soldiers, who lauded
wound.
steadily up to the present time, with
upon the receivers to pay overdue
Colorado, 50,BOO;
Idaho, 33,300;
tract
with
the
Debeers-Kimberly
syn­
butcher them by hundreds.
Millar is an old settler in the valley. taxes. .Tndge Cornish denies the peti­ said, ” bnt I thought I would let them
at Hiroshima, ou their return from the dicate, of South Africa, by which the
Utah, 23,200 Montana, 9.B00.
good results.”
g o .”
The commissioner said that game war, while en route to Kobe ran off
He
was
one
of
the
men
who
for
many
The other producing states are: Ne­
tion for the reason that he finds no
latter agrees to deliver to the London
“ I am certain your treatment has
W ith respect to the identification of
abouuds in Idaho. Even as late as his the rails, where the line is constructed
years
fought
the
claim
of
Henry
Dal­
funds available for the purpose in the
vada, New Mexico, Ariznua, Califor­
syndicate its entire output of rough
lieen
the means of restoring my health.
Brady
with
Browning,
at
Golden
Gate
last visit to Jackson's Hole he had seen along a sea wall. Plunging over the
ton to the Aznza land grant. A deci­ prayer made by the bondholders. Many
nia, Missouri, Kau a«, Wisconsin and
diamonds until July, 1897. For this
elk iu snch tremendous herds that their wall, the first section of the train was
sion was given in favor of the settlers other Union Pacific matters were taken Park, San Francisco, and the murder I have added fifteen pounds to my
Tennessee.
concession the London syndicate pays
antlers resembled a forest of bone.
thrown into the sea. It consisted of to the Debeers-Kimberly syndicate au in July, 1881, aud the people of that up in New York, of which reports w ill of Stagg some time ago, Brady declared weight and am still gaining, have a good
The total domestic production is
that that was all wrong, as he was not appetite and sleep well. In fact, 1 can
twenty-three
cars
and
two
engines,
one
pnt at 132,700 tons.
The consump­
advance of 10 per cent over the price section celebrated the event with a probably be filed later on.
with Browning at the time alleged. conscientiously say 1 am a walking ad­
in front and cue in the rear. A gale now existing. This means, as the an­ barbecue iu which 1,000 participated.
tion o f lead is placed at 102,371 tons.
T
h
e
y
F
l
i
n
g
to
C
o
n
fu
c
iu
s
.
night to Rxliunis Bodies.
He did not deny acquaintanceship with vertisement for your treatment’ ”
prevailed at the time and immense nual output of the mines controlled by Millar was given much credit for the
Prices during the year ranged from
Pittsburg, July 31.— Rev. Dr. Dona- the dead bandit. Browning, and made
Albany, N .Y ., August 1.— The right waves washed over the railway track.
part he took in the fight.
J. F ai .I j OV, 154 South Green St.,
♦0. 307 to (0.302 1-2 per ponnd.
the
South
Africa
corporation
amounts
hoe, pastor of the Eighth Presbyterian admissions as to his whereabouts from
of insurance companies to exhume the When the train reached the most ex
to (20,000,000, that the Debeers-Kim­
Chicago, Illinois.
church of this city, and who has been time to time. He insisted, however,
bodies of policy-holders is to be deter­
posed part it was very dark. A succes­
WAR IN M A C E D O N I A .
G O L D IN T H E S I L E T Z .
idnetified with Chinese mission work that he had nothing to do with the
mined by the court of appeals on the sion of heavy breakers struck the train berly syndicate w ill make (2,000,000 '
clear profit over the profit it would
If you will know more of this treat­
for years, iu an interview today says train-robbery. He asserted that he fell
appeal jnst filed in the case of Charles
and cut it in two. The first engine make under present conditions. Jnst T u rk i*h T r o o p s D e f n a t 4»<l a n d T h e i r
F o r m a t io n o f t h * C o u n tr y S o ld to I n ­
that he believes the efforts to convert out with Browning several days before ment, anil read the testimony of many
Wehle against the United States A c­
QuartfrH
B«T
m
L
.
with eleven cars fell into the sea. It what the ordinary revenue of this coi-
d ic a te M in e r a l U ppoditn .
cident Company to recover (7,000 ou
London, July 30.- T h e correspond- Chinese from paga.nsm are futile. He the robbery. The detectives, however, others, who have been cured by the
lossal syndictae is, not to speak of this
corn thor a IthAnnn thn f 'hinamon
Tillamook, Or., August t.— Sheriff the life of Henry Wehle, who was is stated the killed nnmlier foirteeu.
ent of the Chronicle at Constantinople says that although the Chinamen go to declare that they have traced Brady’ s [Compound Oxygen Treatment, not only
extra
(2,000,000,
is
not
known.
The
;
J. H. Jackson h.-.s just returned from found drowned at Rockaway in Sep­
Sunday school, and seem to take an in ­ footsteps, aud they w ill have a com ­ of consumption, bat of varions other
O n th e P o tt a w a to m ie R e s e r v a t io n .
immediate result of this deal w ill lie, says:
Siletz, where he end a party of four tember, 1893. When the case came to
terest in the Christian religion, and plete c ise against him.
diseases, send for book of two hundred
"T
h
e
Macedonians,
after
a
sharp
Topeka,
July
31.—
Sheriff
Naylor,
of
according to Stem Bros. & C o., t o 1
others were prospecting the beach for trial the court held that an examina­
even profess Christianity, yet they
pages, sent free. Or call and see ns.
conflict
with
the
Turkish
troops,
have
D a * h «»d I n t o “ h e O c e a n .
gold-bearing ble k sand. They found tion of the body conld not b° held un­ Jackson county, arrived in Topeka to­ send the cost of diamonds upward,
captured Nevrcop. The victors burned cling to their heathen ideas and cere­
We treat patients at the Office as well
Fernandina,
Fla.,
July
29.—
Chased
some very rich diggiugs. Captain Jack- less the contract called for snch exami­ night, and w ill ask for state troops to gradually, but with certainty.
the telegraph station and the Turkish monies. Rev. Dr. Donahoe is looked by a posse, with the bay of blood­ as at home.
son thinks. He i - an old mining ex­ nation in unequivocal terms. It was pnt down an uprising of Indians on
upon
as
the
leader
and
adviser
of
the
quarters. ’ ’
hounds sounding nearer, and with
Heavy Kauk Deposit*.
pert, having followed the business the said that the company had no right to the Pottawatomie reservation. The
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN,
The Vienna correspondent of the resident Chinese, aud went to Wash­ every avenue of escape shut off, four
last thirty years from Mexico to Alas­ examine the body to look for diseases sheriff and posse accompanied the In- 1 London, July 30.— The Times this
ington
in
their
interest
when
the
Geary
1529 Arch 8t., Phila., Pa.
Chronicle says:
dian
police
today
to
make
arrests,
and
negro outlaws dashed into the ocean
ka, and he has bad experience with that would void the policy.
morning has a letter commenting on
From
“ According to the statement of the law was enforced. His opinion has near Fort George last night and were
all
had
to
flee
for
their
lives.
The
beach milling.
the enormous increase of private de­
been formed only after yeftrs of study
this the company appeals.
sheriff says there are fifty armed red­ posits in the Bank of England and Roumanian minister at Constantino­
The party staked off several claims
of the Chinese. He does not intend to drowned. The victims were T u d or!
ple,
many
insurgents
in
Macedonia
skins waiting to resist any attempt to says: The money that the syndicates
Brown, W illie Cook, Sam Echols and I
on the beach a few miles below the
C o lo r a d o C o u n ty T r e a s u r e r ’ « T r o u b le . arrest any of their number.
were found to be Rnssiau officers. The give up the missionary work iu this John Armstrong. They were desper- !
month of Salmon river, and several
formerly put into foreign investments
line.
He
believes
that
while
the
Chi­
porte intends to send the documents
Denver, August 1.— The Arapahoe
pans of black sand washed out showed
has been kept in hand. Good author­ found in their possession to the powers nese cannot be converted to Christian­ ate characters who broke jail at Fer-
Smallpox Anionic the Negroen.
nandina Sunday night and hid in the !
5 to 10 cents in l-right gold, not the connty commissioners this afternoon
ities
estimate
that
up
to
1892
English
(T | f lO O worth o f lovely Music for Forty
Eagle Pass, Tex., July 31.— Qur.r. u-
as proof that the Macedonian uprising ity, they ean be raised to a high social scrub along the beach. Sheriff Higgin- j ^
C ontt, consisting o f too pag«*»
pages - —
U • ■ Cent*,
thin, greasy-appearing male gold so adopted a resolution providing for the
level by religious influence.
tine Officer Evans has declared small­ capitalists were accustomed to invest is due to Russian agents and money.”
*** w
full size Sheet Music of the —
-
reinstatement
of
T.
H.
Wygant
as
botham determined to hunt them down.
common in bene'’ sands, and so hard to
30,000,000
pounds yearly in America,
latest, brightest, liveliest and most popular ^
pox
broken
out
anting
the
172
negro
.
The
Chronicle
also
had
an
editorial
D
e
a
t
h
o
f
“
F
a
t
h
e
r
”
(
¿
r
a
y
.
The negroes were discovered on the |
selections, both vocal and Instrumental, -*
save. Captain „„ckson says the forma­ treasurer, provided he presents a good colonists that arrived yesterday f n>m i chiefly in railroad stocks.
on the above information, with regard
gotten up In the most elegant manner. In- -
San Francisco, July 29.— Father beach, and when called upon to sur­
tion of the country indicates mineral bond in the sum of (500,000 before Torreon. These negroes were never
eluding four large size Portraits.
But {or the « » ‘’»«ness induced by to affairs in the Bakans, as menacing Samuel Gray, the old man who fought
render refused. Then the bloodhounds
CAHMENCITA, the 8panlsh Dancer,
deposits, and he believes that mining noon August 2. The treasurer's office permitted to go to Eagle Pass, but were the American monetary system, un­
the peace of Europe. It says:
PADEREW 8M . the Great Pianist,
the legal battle for the Salvation Army were unlashed and the deputies closed
w ill be one of the ehief industries of w ill remain closed until Thursday, and held ou the switch iu the car in which doubtedly »t would be reinvested iu
ADI U N A P A T H and
“ We see no way out of the trouble, in Victoria, B. C., died suddenly «t in and began firing. The negroes stood
if Mr Wygant has not b»en able to
MINNIE 8EUGM AN C UTTIN G . ;
that section. He thinks that a rocker
complete his bond by that time, his at­ they came. They were Unlay trans- America, now that business is pereep- except by summoning another congress. the Rescue home in Fruitvale. Gray as if dazed for a moment, and then
ADONIS* ALL ONOCN* TO
w ill “how much better result--1 than the
torney says he w ill formally resign his ported four miles above where they are Dbly improving there, but the defects Failing in this, we may expect atroci­ 'was well known in Salvation Army rushed into the ocean. In the faint
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO CC.
pan did, and is of the opinion slnicing
of the system still remain, and these
quarantined.
Broadway Theatre B ldg. . New York City.
ties in Macedonia and Abania.’ ’
circles. He_ was a rich man in V ic­ moonlight they were seen bobbiug up
w ill pay well, as water is convenient. office.
cautious persons w ill refrain until they
CANVASSERS V A N TID .
toria,
and
had
money
invested
in
var­
and
down
on
the
waves
and
then
disap­
Primmer*
Partlonetl
by
C'amp«>*.
Several Million* in Sight.
T w o men of the su re party were
! are remedied. The positive rush both
ious
enterprises.
A
few
years
ago
war
peared.
Th«»
S
o
k
o
t
o
L
o
n
g
O
v
e
r
d
u
e
.
Havana, July 31.— Before leaving in England and Europe to lend money
prospecting on the beach some time
Victor, Colo., August 1.— W. S.
Sin Francisco, July 30.— The Brit­ was waged on the Salvation Army in
ago, but were ordered away by the In­ Stratton, the millionaire, has struck Manzanillo for Cienfuegos, Captain- in China proves the desire for good in­
A n O l d N e g r o L y n ch * »« !.
ish ship Sokoto left Liverpool for this Victoria and the organization had a
dians.
Tire preselectors went away what is probably the richest lisle ever General Martinez de Campos pardoued vestments.
Merida ii, Miss., July 30.— Charlie
a R
hard
time
to
carry
on
the
legal
battle.
port 170 days ago, and nothing has
without parley, telling the Indians found in any mining country, if not in all political and war prisoners. The
Burwell, colored, about «5 years of
M o n t a n a O ppo*«*«l t o 4'«>n*«>li<1a t i o n .
been heard of her for weeks. She was Gray finally came to the rescue of the age, was lynched neai here last night.
that “ they were ready to quit,anyway, the world. Iu the Independence the prisoners thus released include many
organization and spent a large sain of
as the sand was no good,” but the miners, in follow ing a lead, ran acrogs under sentence of death, according to
Helena, Mont., Juiy 30.— A number last spoken off the Horn by the Dum-
It was thought that he was connected
miners waited n.nti. the reservation a vein that w ill run (140,000 to the military law. The others were con­ of conferences have been held by busi­ cliff, a vessel which arrived in London money to carry ou the contest liefore in the Farmer outrage, which occurred
the
courts.
The
result
was
the
Salva­
was open, and then lost no time in ton. It was at a point where both demned to imprisonment in the A fri­ ness men aud shippers of Montana to several weeks ago. A t this season of
m CAVt A14 .1 RAlJt MARKs^W
near where he was hanged. The night
getting to the black-sand deposits, and veins come together, and the width can colony. The captain-general has see what measures should be taken to the year head winds and calms on this tion Army was enabled to become firm­ of July 4 Lewis Farmer and his wife,
^
C O P Y R IG H TS . W L
ly
established
in
Victoria.
The
sol­
took a surveyor along to measure off warrants the statement that there is no granted a three months’ leave of ab­ thwart the proposed consolidation of coast are not very unusual, and it may
C A X I O B T A IN A P A T E N T «
P a r,
who run a small store about two miles
» n .w .r s o d » a boM M opinion, w rit. t .
the claims. The Indians had taken no less than several millions of ore in sence to General Salicedo, who leaves the Great Northern and Northern Pa­ be that the Sokoto is delayed by en­ diers in the army thereafter referred to from here, were murderously assaulted prompt
Si
I
NN
A-
I
O
.
.
w
bo
h
»
.
r
bad
n
e
v
lr
flflT
.«
a r»’
p . r l . n c In t h - pnMnt b u t t » » » . Com m unlm -
mineral claims on the beaches, confin­ sight.
shortly for Spain.
cific railroads. Governor Richards has countering some of them. Nothwith- the rich man as “ Father G ray,” and and left for dead, after which their r U r oni
» tric tl; oooS dm tU L A I l a i d b r . l i o f In­
by
that
name
he
has
been
known
to
all
ing themselves to the beautiful prairies
standing
the
uncertainty
of
the
season,
expressed a willingness to call an extra
The B«>ml Syndicate’* Deposit.
store was robbt-d. Later development. 121^515?^ ! t f ^ ” i£ .N « t r i^ e o fe w b ^
and bottom lands of the interior.
session of the legislature, if necessary, much anxiety is felt for the safety of the members on the Pacific coast.
Th** Water Supply Wa* Ina«le<|uate.
and scientific b o o k s ___
seem to fasten the lynching on the real leal Patents
New York, .Inly 31.— It is annouced
taken tbreagh M ano * Co. n e »
There was no rush on the north, or
San Francisco, August 1.— A local that Friday last the government bond to prevent the consolidation. There is the Sokoto.
S p a n i*lt K e v e n g e in th e F h i ll i p i n e * .
culprits, since it is learned that the old special notice in tbe S c i e n t i f i c A m e r i c a n , and
Tillamook side, as has been reported, paper says that a suit for half a m ill­
thus are brought widely before the pubHc w ith­
strong constitutional prohibition of the
cost to tbe inventor. This splendid paper,
Madrid, July 31.— An official dis­ negro Burwell was promised a reward out
and Captain Jackson and his party saw ion dollars is to lie brought against the syndicate deposited with the subtreas- combination of parallel railways, and
iBAued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far t ha
A n o th e r C h a n c e f o r E n g la n d .
nry (2,000,000 in gold in exchange for
patch from Manilla, says the natives to ferret out the guilty parties. This largest circulation ot any scientific work I
no one else making for the reservation.
the
legislature
may
forfeit
the
charter
world.
A 3 a year, f
Loudon, July 29.—The correspondent of t.’anagan, province of Cagayan, at I became known to those concerned in
city aud the Spring Valley Water legal tenders. This was done for the
Building Edition, r;
The day the reservation was opened
Company by owners of the property purpose of making good to the treasury of any corporation offending in this of the Times at Alexandria informs the northern extremity of Luzon, re­ the Farmer outrage, aud they are OODies, -23 cents. E /ery
a steamer came into the Siletz with a
tiful plate«, in colors, and
that paper that at the funeral of a
destroyed during the great fire south of the amount of gold withdrawn by var- respect.
with plans, eT a blin g______________
cently treacherously ambushed a party thought to have made away with Bnr- bouses,
cannery outfit, and it is said salmon Market street four weeks ago.
latest designs and secure contracts. Address
British soldier at Cairo a mob of na­
The | ions persons for shipment to Europe
1
well.
ML'NN A C O - N e w Y o r k . 3 6 1 B b o a u w a w .
of
Spanish.
A
punative
column
was
are plentiful there. Both the Salmon
K n <*ou rH fci»K 4'r o p It«*p ort*.
tives hooted and stoned a military de­
grounds of the suit w ill be based on and other places during the month.
and Siletz rivers are fair harbors for
San Francisco, July 31.— In a two- tachment for half a mile, aud mobbed sent to Cabagan, which attacked aud
the inadequacy of the water supply, I This deposit brings the government
schooners, and from all report the Si­ inconvenient location of hydrants and
page article devote to the fruitgrowing the chaplain. Great Britain w ill de­ burned the town after a fight in which
gold balance up to the highest point
116 natives were killed, including the
letz country would be a productive smallness of mains.
since the syndicate has completed its industry, the Chronicle says that the mand satisfaction.
principal leaders. The Spanish lost a
‘ C U eiD E N E ”
oommuuity if the hmd were iu the
most discouraging reports come from
payments on account of the bonds.
I I In- grejit Vegetable
captain and sixteen soldiers killed and
hands of enterprising settlers.
A raving l atent Suit.
the fruitgrowing centers of the state.
. ,
,
-
--------------r Vital ls**r,th«*pr«*s*’ri|>-
M r » . F a ir '» F n ta tr.
tion o f a famous J* reneb physician, will quick! v cu re you o f ail ner­
several men wounded.
W hile at many points the crop w ill not
Chicago, August 1.— Harry M. Stow
A S w im m in g R e c o r d B r o k e n .
vous or di-v ases o f the generative organs, snch as Lost Mai.hood
San Francisco, July 29.— The ad­
( hiili’ rn lii R um I h .
In som n ia ,! tains in the B nck.K em i *1 ¿mtoshian. K ervoa a D H iH tyl
today began snit against the city of
K i o t * in H u n g a r y .
Santa Cruz, Cal., July 30.— In the be more than one-half or three-fourths ministrators of Mrs. Theresa Fair’ s es­
Pim ple*, l nfltnes* P> M arry, KAliaosting imilim. Varicocele w d
Berlin, July 29.— Cholera is raging Chicago for $3,000,000. Stow claims seventy-five yard swimming race at the of that of the preceding year, the qual­ tate have made affidavits that the per­
Constipation. 11 step* ail losses b y day o r night. Prevents qaP-k*
Vienna, J u lj 29.— Riots have oc-
to 4* o f discharge, w hich If r.otchecked lead* to Hpermatorrtami and
in Molpania, Russia, near the Aus­ that he was allowed a patent in 1874 plunge baths last night between Dan ity is superior and the outlook for good sonal property of the estate in Califor­ enrred at an election for magistrate at
the horror* o f Im poten cy. C 'l 'P I III:.xr E cleanse» tbe liver, Urn
B E F O R E a n o A F T E R all
kidney* and the urinary organs o f aii impurities.
trian frontier, which is southeast of on a method for paving streets with Renear, of San Francisco, and Clyde prices is excellent. In some of the nia is worth only (3,000. The asses­ Magyasse, Hungary. Peasants stormed
C’ l ’ P I D E N E strengthens und restores small weak organ*.
T
h
e
r«
a*on
»uflerer-
are
uot
co.-ed b y Lxictor* I* becam e ninety per cen t are trowbled with
the government of Molpania.
cedar blocks, and that the city of Chi­ Hawthorne, champion of Santa Cruz, counites the yield w ill be fully up to sor bas included railroad bonds and as­ the town hall, and gendarmes fired
» • t a t i l l * . C C P ID K N E i* the on ly know n rem edy to cure without an operation. VAki t ^ r i i u n i -
cago has used his method since w ith­ the latter won; time, 0:48 8-5. This the average, and this, combined with sessed the estate at (1,500,000. The upon the rioters’ force. Four were
ai*. A written gua ran tee g iven and m on ey retnrn«*d If six boxes doe* not effect a perm anent cuc«k
out paying him any royalty. ’He fig­ breaks the w orld’ s record by four sec- Die prospect of advanced prices, has executors are John W. Mackay and killed, twenty were wounded and thir -1 $1.00 a b o x , six for S3.00. by mail. t>end for k r e k circular and test!m ot iala.
Address D A V O L M E D I C I N E f 0 - ? , 0 . iiex
Han Fraoaiaaa, 6 a l F m dmi€ u«
Dr. P r ie * ’ * C r e a m B a k in g P ow d e r.
ures that (3,000,000 is due him.
i made the growers jubilant.
Richard V. Dey.
onda,
ty arrested.
W*n« i Fair Hlfkaat Mt«ai an« Dimana.
J. A. BENSON, Agent.
M
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F
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
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