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Roseburg Murderer Protected
Militia
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON,
by
Roseburg, June 20.—Upon the request
of the mayor, Governor Lord ordered out
J^R-
9- HERNDON,
the militia here last night to protect pris­
oner James Dixon, who shot and killed
Charles Rice, on the 14tb, from mob
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
violence. The order bad the desired ef­
A shland ,
O regon . fect. The mob, hearing that the jail was
well-guarded, did not come.
Sheriff
Un’Office—In Townsend Building, on Cathcart took the prisoner to Eugene for
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
safe keeping on the north-bound over­
land. Having walked a short distance,
Cathcart signaled the train, and getting
A HINMAN, D. 1>. S,
on board with his prisoner, was soon be­
yond the reach of the would-be lynchers.
Tbe first intimation that an attempt
would be made to lynch Dixon was last
DENTIST.
night, when John Dixon, a brother ot
the murderer, rode into Roseburg and
lW*ln th Masonic Building np stairs informed tbe sheriff that a large mob
over Post Office.
was forming at Blakeley’s, tbe scene of
the crime, with the intention of proceed­
ing to Roseburg and demanding tbe
JJR. S. T. SONGER.
prisoner.
Tbe sheriff and his deputies at once
made preparations for defending their
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
charge, but at last, fearing that the mob
would be too strong for them to cope
with, a consultation was held with tbe
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
mayor of the city, which resulted ¡ d a
....
O regon . request being made upon Governor Lord
A shland ,
for aid.
Tbe crime for which Dixon is awaiting
C. w BARR.
JJR- C-
trial was the murder of Charles Rice at a
ball game near Blakeley’s, on last Sun­
day-
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow's Block.
The twu voerg men were okT enemies,
A shland . U maom . —1 ■■1 —1 *TW<1 tbeir quarrel was reopened over a
decision concerning the game, when
All work pertaining to modern dent­ after a few hot words between them, Dix­
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
on drew a revolver and fired twice at
Rice, both shots taking effect, and re­
sulting in tbe instant death of the young
man.
M. BROWER M. D.
Mining Items.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Dr. Barr, Dentist, I. O. O. F. block.
The pay car returned southward Sunday
and opened up.
Mrs. A. De Peatt was in Medford Friday
on a business trip.
Willard Cole of Colestein was at Medford
Tuesday on a business trip,
Hot and cold baths at Storey’s barber­
shop. Opposite town hall.
8. W. Eachus is erecting a new residence
for 8. McKee of Evans creek.
Miss Virgie Parsons of San Jose is visit­
ing her former home, Medford.
J. M. Luark and family are visiting Prof.
Price and family at Grants Pass,
Miss Ollie Brunk, the post-office clerk,
made Medford friends a visit Friday.
T. K. Roberts and bride were in Ashland
last week, registered at Hotel Oregon.
S. J. Gee, an old resident of Modoc coun­
ty, Cal., was visiting Ashland the past week.
Mrs. W. H. Smith returned to Henley
Monday from a visit with Ashland friends.
J E. Pelton was at Glendale last week
visiting Col. W. H. Taylor at the Victory
mine.
Mrs. H. M. Drake went to Granta Pass
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ge®. 8.
Calhoun.
Mrs. Geo. Chase of Kent»
The Iron Mountain mine in Shasta coun­
ty has shut down for 30 days in order to let
the smelter catch up. Over 200 men are
idle in consequence.
Miller and Davidson of Missouri Flat
last week sold $860 of gold dust from
their mine to Grants Pass dealers.
Jones and Otten bought the Hammer-
sley mine at sheriff sale and are working
it with Dick Rogers as superintendent.
The Lady Oregon aud the Little Daisy,
fHammersly), mines, with mill, etc.,
were sold on an execution sued out by
Jones & Otten, of Woodville. Two
thousand dollars were offered for the
mines and $800 for the mill and ma­
chinery. On Saturday of last week the
question of the priority of liens as be­
tween Jones & Otten, the attaching
creditors, and the laborers on the mine,
was argued before Judge Hanna. The
judge held that the miners’ liens took
effect from the date of the beginning of
work. Consequently the claims of
Jones & Otten become sub-ordinate to
the other claims, and the effect of the
sale on Saturday last must be to compel
the purchasers to satisfy the liens of the
men. It is understood that Jones &
Otten will at once pat the mine and mill
to work.—Grants Pass Journal.
OOrrfcTY CONVENTION,
Independent Bimetallists of Jackson
Mrs. W. T. Van Scov was stricken with
County, to Meet at Medford June
paralysis last week and has been rendered
27 th.
speechless.
W. E. Beale of Fort Klamath was in Ash­
In pursuance of an order adopted at a
land this week and paid the R ecord office
meeting of the Ashland Bimetallic League,
a pleasant visit.
Conductor Dave Houston’s friends are the undersigned hereby announces that a
pushing him for chief of police underMayor- county mass convention of all voters fa­
elect Pennoyer.
Results Tell the Story.
voring independent bimettalism and legis­
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Miss Anna Williamson returned home to
A vast mass ef direct, unimpeachable
testimonv proves beyond any possibility Central Point Monday from a visit with lation necessary to monetary reform by the
O regon . of
A shland .
doubt that Hood’s Sarsaparilla actually Ashland friends.
government of the United States will be
does perfectly and permanently cure dis­
W. M. Lamb of Lake county and Mr. held at
eases caused by impure blood. Its record
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­ of cures is unequalled and these cures have Mapes, the New Pine creek miller, were in
Ashland this week.
MEDFORD, OR., 8ATURDAY, JUNE
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
often been accomplished after all other
Misses
Fannie
Dunlap
and
Elma
Witt
of
27, 1896, AT 1 O’CLOCK P, M.
preparations had failed.
Evans creek are spending the summer in
The
Republican party, once consecrated
Aiuador
county,
Cal.
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
Hood’s Fill« cure ail liver ills, billious-
to
human
liberty when led by Abraham
ness, jaudice, indigestion, sick headache.
Miss Daisy Mingus returned Sunday from
Portland where she has been attending the Lincoln and as the champion of the union
G. A. It.
Portland high school.
Webfoot and Other Climates.
and advocate of the rights of the people,
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
M. L. Alford, wife and heir have moved
Eugene Guard.]
became dominent in this country, has been
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
back
to
Ashland
from
Medford,
Mose
hav
­
Occasionally we hear people complain
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­ of our rainv weather, and one sometimes ing a position in a store,
so far driven from its moorings that it
rades cordially welcomed.
Willis Vaupel has located at Humboldt, stands to-day by official declaration and on
would like to think to bear some talk that
A, C. S pencer , Commander.
we bad nothing else but rain and mud Iowa, where he will study medicine with a
O. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
its record absolutely devoted to the gold
here. This is a long ways from the fact. leading physician of that place.
Nat
Melius
in
company
with
several
oligarchy, which seeks to perpetuate its
Figures speak and they speak well for
W. R. C.
this part of the world. The average young ladies, attended the Medford gram­ wicked system on this nation.
BURNSIDE RELIEF CORPS NO. 24
number of clear days in Lane county is mar school graduating exercises,
In this purpose the Gold Standard Dem­
Frank O’Neil, the clever passenger agent
Meets m Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p. 118, partly cloudy 105, a total of 223 fine
m. on the second and fourth Fridays of days; cloudy 142; those on which .01 of the Northern Pacific, was in Ashland ocrats will give their concurrence and
each month. Mas. J. D. C rocker , Pres.
inch or more of rain falls 119. That is Tuesday in the interest of his road.
hearty support with practical unanimity.
Mas. L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
we have 240 days in a year with practical­
Miss Clara B. Frink, formerly an Ashland
ly no rain. This is the average for a good teacher, but now of Salem, has accepted a There are now for men who are opposed
many years and is a fact and not an im­ position as teacher at Ventura, Cal.
to the Gold System and its consequent
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
District Attorney H. L. Benson returned evils of falling prices, low wages, the im­
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of pression received after a seige of wet
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets, every days. Our average rainfall is 44 94 inches Sunday from the session of the circuit court
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good anil we need that much. Any country at Klamath Fails. The term was very dull. poverishment of the agriculturist and the
standing are cordially invited to attend.
does. If it doesn’t get it look out for
Dennis Crowley, the Klamath county manufacturer, and the aggrandisement of
F. D. W agner , C. C.
crop failures every three or four years. pioneer and Indian war fighter is blind and
S. G. E ggers , K. of R & 8.
In comparison with the figures given it expects to go to the soldiers’ home at Rose­ the money power, no longer existing ties
which can bind their party devotion and
rains on 129 days at New York City. 134 burg.
at Boston. 165 at Rochester, N. Y., 148 at
Mrs. P. McCoy, who has been visiting consciousness to the nefarious schemes of
MASONIC,
Detroit. Some of the places where it her folks, P. J.Van Hardenburg and fami­
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, B. A. M.
rains less are Los Angeles with onlv 42 ly, in Sams yalley, has returned to St. the gold leaders. Therefore all voters favor­
ing the free, unlimited and independent
Regular convocations on the Thursday days in the year, Sacramento 67; Denver Louis.
next after the full moon.
84. Our average temperature is 52. The
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tozer were at Grants coinage of silver, the issuance of money
E. V. C arter , H. P.
lowest is given as 1 and highest as 103. Pass last week attending the A. O. U, W,
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
The mean temperature of San Antonio, picnic and visiting relatives, W. E, Dean by the government and opposed to national
Texas, is 68, Los Angeles 63, Sacramento and family.
banks, are invited and urged to attend this
60. The average yearly sunshine in
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. P. & A. M.
Grant Crary and Fred Hogg have gone convention. Twelve delegates from Jack-
England according to a recent work by to Pelican Bay to get their summer resort
Stated communications on the Thursday Dr. Van Bebbier on meteorology and ready
for one-lunged tourists and eastern son county will be selected to the state
of or before the full moon.
hygiene, is 1400 hours: in Germany 1700; millionaires.
convention, called to meet at McMinnville,
E. A. S herwin , W. M.
in Italy 2300; and in Spain 3000. London
Mrs. Gust Edlund and sister, Miss Lena July 9th, 1896, where it is expected a union
C. H. V acpel . Secretary.
averages 23 hours of xUDshine out of a Abbott, came over from Dunsmuir Sunday
possible 100, and Madrid 66. So we will to visit their folks, J. W. Abbott and family will be effected, so that the Populists,
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. 8.
see that Lane county is pretty well situat­ of Wagner creek.
Silver Democrats and Silver Republicans
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays ed in the matter of climate, when the ac­
David Moshier a pioneer, died on the will have but one Electoral ticket in the
In each month.
tual figures are given.
10th inst. at his home on Reese creek, aged
M rs . L*M. C aldwell , W. M,
73 vears. The burial took place at the field in Oregon. This will mean a victory
M rs . 8. C. C handler . Secretary.
Catarrh Cured,
Mathews cemetery.
for us in this state by a'.majority of at least
health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s
Miss Mary Olwell of Central Point, who 20,000 in the presidential election over the
Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal recently graduated from St. Mary’s acad­
I. O. O. F.
injector free. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
emy, leaves soon for Portland with the single gold standard nominee of the re­
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
view of becoming a nun.
publican party. By union the silver men
Hold regular meetings every Thursday
W. J. Bennett the architect, has gone to will elect the next President; in division
MARRIED.
evening at their ball in Ashland. Brethren
Yreka to superintendent the construction
in good standing are cordially invited to
of some buildings. His family will remain they will do precisely what the gold men
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
desire and will place a gold man in the
DIXON — GALBREATH — In Klamath in Ashland for some time.
Falls. June 10, 1896, by Rev. R, C. Ogles­
A. Messner, who has been in the Dakotas White House for another four years.
by. Samuel Dixon and Miss Florence and Manitoba, has returned to Gold Hill.
PILOT BOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
M. F. EGGLESTON,
He expects some settlers out from there
Galbreath.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and
this season to locate in Sams valley.
President
Ashland
Bimetallic Leaaue,
POOL
—
ROBINETT
—
At
Eagle
Point,June
4th Monday in each month. Members in
Dr. E, P. Geary, grand chancellor of the
14.1896, by Rev. J. P. Aloomaw, W. 8.
good standing cordially invited to attend.
Ashland,
June
18,
1896,
Knights of Pytlnas of Oregon, is visiting
Pool and Miss Lulu Robinett.
H. 8. E vans , C. P.
the lodges of the state officially. His
The Ills of Women.
P. obt , T aylor , Scribe.
HIGINBOTHAM—McKEE — At Derby, family
are visiting Eugene relatives.
June 14,1896, J. 8. Higinbotham audMiss
Constipation causes more than half the
The Kings Daughters will serve ice cream ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a
Mary McKee.
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, XO. 24.
the 4th of July. They will also give a pleasant cure for Constipation. For sale by
TAYLOR—HILLIS—In Jacksonville,June on
picnic up the canyon near the saw-mill T. K. Bolton._______________
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
17, 1896, by Rev. L. P. Desmarais, Chas, next
Saturday. Bring along your well-fill­
month in Odd Fellows’ Hail, Ashland.
F. Taylor and Miss Maggie Hillis.
Severely Scored by Altgeld.
ed baskets.
Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G.
MENSOR—COLEMAN—In San Francisco,
Springfield,
III., June 20.—Governor
M iss N ina E mery , Secy.
Col. W, S. Crowell, county Judge-elect,
June 14,1896, by Rev. Jacob Nieto, Albert will deliver the 4th of July oration in Ash­ Altgeld was asked yesterday what he
Mensor and Miss Hattie Coleman.
land. Judge Crowell has just demonstrated thought of the action of the republican
A. O. U. W.
ROBERTS—BEDFORD—At the residence to the public that he is not only a great convention, and replied:
of bride’s parents on Evans creek, June orator, but a smooth runner as well.
“The convention was one of the moBt
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
18.1896, T. K. Roberts and Miss Myra
O. H. Blount and Wm. Sonnickson are at mediocre in character ever held by that
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hal)
Lakeview en route for Idaho and Montana great paity, and showed that the party is
Bedford, by Rev, J, Milton.
every second and fourth Wednesday in
each month. All brethren in good standing HELMS-ANDERSON—In Medford 14, with a view of locating in the silver region now at the opposite side from what it was
to get in on the ground floor when President when it nominated Lincoln. Thea its
are cordially invited to attend.
1896, H H Helms and Miss Mary Ander­ Teller
puts bis fist to a free coinage bill.
M. R. M oobe , M. W.
son.
conventions was made up of statesmen,
J. R. C asey . Recorder
It is rumored that tbe Rosebarg local orators and patriots, and there was a
is to be discontinued south of Eugene, noticeable absence of those men and
BORN.
after Julv 1st. It is said that the train is those influences which represent only self
K. O. T. M.
not paying expenses, and that tbe over­ and greed, and which seek to control
GRANITE TENT NO. 4, KNIGHTS OF THE
land trains are able to handle the local
MACCABEES.
MAGERLE-On Evan3 creek, June 11,1896, business since tbe Shasta flyer has be­ affairs by base and corrupt methods.
“The platform can be summed up in
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Magerle,
a
son.
Meet in regular review on the second and
come
a permanent thing.
two
capital Gs. Gold and greed stands
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd HOWARD—Near Round Top,June4,1896,
The Rogue River Flour mills are putting for paralysis and misery. Long before
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Si:
to Mr. aud Mrs. T. F. Howard, a daughter. in a hydraulic pumping plant for the pur­ November
that ticket will have upon it
Knights cordially invited.
pose of furnishing water to protect their the curse of the American people, and
G. W. C rowson , Com.
property
from
fire.
The
Miner
says
it
will
C has . H. G illette , R. K.
DIED.
be served by a two and one-half inch pipe if the democrats will betrue t® their great
under pressure of 180 feet, and will furnish mission aud neither straddle nor com­
fifty to seventy gallons of water per minute. promise, but stand for ths interests, wel­
ROWE—In Sams valley, June 11, 1896, in­ This will justify the company in disposing fare and the rights of the great suffering
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rowe, of its insu rance policy.
masses, then the ides of November will
aged 17 months and 10 days.
Jacksonville as a town has some queer witness the complete annihilation of that
ways. At a recent public 8unday school plutocratic association, which without
meeting the superintendent publicly up­ right or authority calls itself the re-
House Raising H H
braided Nickell, Colyig. Prim and Jacobs, publican party.”
well-known citizen, for not regularly attend­
ing the Epworth League and Christian
e e e and Moving.
IN WHIST.
Endeavor meetings, The acquaintances up
and
down
the
state
of
the
gentlemen
named
All work entrusted to my care done
No matter what your partner does,
will be fearfully shocked to learn of the
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
Remain urbane aud bland.
charge
and
will
hope
that
perhaps
Supt.W.
the times. See the undersigned be­
Don’t even say his game is one
J.
Boozey
must
be
mistaken.
fore letting contracts and save
You cannot understand.
Giant Powder, 13*^ cents Der pound,
money.
The more misplays that he may make
at R. 8. Barclay & Son, Talent.
The more you’ll sniilo and say
Oak Street, Ashland.
Q ALLEN
You often make a like mistake;
The ladies ot Trinity Guild are preparing
Did it but yesterday.
for their annual rose carnival. It is the
intention to make this a county affair and
If adversary should revoke,
give our neighbors an opportunity to have
Don’t claim the penalty.
the young lady of their choice crowned.
•I A little slip like this is one
The
voting
places
at
Ashland
will
be
at
P
That every day we see.”
$ $ Dealer in $ $
W. Paulson, G. W. Vaupel and Hotel
Aud should ho merit It or not
Oregon,
where
everyone
is
invited
to
vote
Zj-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-l-l-i1
Pay compliments on skill.
for their queen at five cents a vote. Further
Don’t miss this opportunity
particulars will be published later.
All
Of gaining his good will.
communications from neighboring towns
Granite, Marble,
regarding voting, etc., must be addressed to
The others will not like it
the secretary, Mrs. Luella Rogers, Ashland.
If you win the game each day
'Almost everybody takes some laxative
D.
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List of Letters
So, when gaining, praise your partner;
’Tis his scientific play.
Showing joy or disappointment
You must manage to resist
If you’d have the others love you
And be popular at whist.
-Brooklyn Eagle.
Remaining uncalled in the Ashland P.
I O., for June 22, 1896:
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
I Hurd, W E
Porter, 0 T
The intense itching and smarting inci­
Swenny, B
Serwe, J E 2
dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
Wade. B H
Wong Quong,
of the skin is instantly allayed by
Persons calling for same will please say diseases
applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin
“advertised.”
W. H. B runk , P. M.
Ointment Many very bad cases have been
Mr. James Perdue, an old soldier resid- permanently cured by it. It is equally
I ing at Monroe, Mich., was sev erely afflict- efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem­
, ed «‘»h rheumatism, but received prompt edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil­
rpe’*efXr°,n Pa‘n bT
Chamberlain’s blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
DC A HI «TOO Thl Vino-nf I iver
Pain Balin. He says: “ At times my back
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cines, and Better than rms.
raise up. If 1 had not gotten relief 1 would
Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, they
nut be here to write these few lines. Cham­
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berlain
’
s
Pain
Balm
has
done
me
a
great
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* J. H. EsHln A Co-. PhH*., Pa. # it.” For tale by Aihland Drug Us.
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JUNE 25, 1896,
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THE X ASHLAND X HOUSE
The Pioneer and Old Reliable Hotel of
Ashland, is now Under the Management of
A bsolutely
Gems of Quick Wit.
pure
The Gold Worshippers Sent from Or­
Mr. Samuel Weller’s memorable evi­
egon to St. Ltouis Fall on Their Face
dence at a certain breach of promise
and Make A Great Salam Bofore the
trial is probably a “record.” for the
Gold Bug Joss.
greatest number of happy answers in the
While in Cleveland, Judge Caples, of
shortest time, but there are authenti­ Portland, and R. A. Booth, of Grant’s Pass,
cated instances of actual utterances delegate to the St. Louis convention, pre­
which certainly rival them in brilliance sented Mark A. Hanna and Major C. W. F.
and appropriateness. The law courts, as Dick, who are at the head of the McKinley
may be imagined, furnish their full campaign, with watch charms made of gold
nuggets from Southern Oregon with the
quota, but many are, perforce, unappre-
name of each inscribed on a gold band,
ciable by those unacquainted with the The trinkets were sent to the gentlenien,
technicalities or the “argot” of the fo- accompanied by the following letter:
run».*Brill, Lamb’s chaffing description
Gentlemen: Referring to our pleasant
of a friend’s maiden brief as the * ’first visit to your office in connection with Air.
McKinley’s candidacy for president, we beg
great cause least understood” is in­ to
offer you herewith each a nugget of
comprehensible enough, as is the quiet, Oregon’s virgin gold. Let its excellence
acquiescent “That íb so, my lord,” of suggest the high standard our people would
maintain for their currency, and its purity
the barrister to whom an irate judge the
untarnished honor of the noble Ameri­
had just observed, “I can’t give you can who is our candidate. Our state will
brains, Mr. So-and-so.” “L myself, remain steadfast in his support, and would
have two small manors, my lord,” said have his greatness the type of our Ameri­
can citizenship. Very truly vours,
a very ill bred, pompous counsel, to il­
R. A. B ooth .
lustrate a question of property law.
Delegate-at-large.
J ohn F. C aples ,
“We all know that, Mr. Kewsey, ” ob­
Presidential Elector.
served the judgo with suave courtesy,
Mr. Hannaand Major Dick proudly at­
and a smile of delight ran round the
assembled bar. “Look at me, sir, and tached the charms to their chains and in­
attend to what I shall ask you,” thun­ scribed the following note to the donors:
Hon. John F. Caples and Hon. R. A.
dered a learned counsel whose unfortu­
Booth—Gentlemen: Your very kind note,
nate “homeliness” of feature had gain­ and
the nuggets of Oregon virgin gold,
ed him the sobriquet of the Veiled have just been handed to us by Mr. Caples.
Prophet “This is an English court” Please accept our heartiest thanks and be
rejoined the witness quietly, “and you assured of our great appreciation of the
and your esteemed friendship. We re­
have no right to impose torture beforo gift,
spond to every sentimen t in your letter and
putting the question. ”
believe, with you, that the outcome of the
Prisoners, too, have a fair proportion contest in which we are all so anxiously
of “happy answers” credited to them. engaged, will, through the nomination and
election of Major McKinley, result to the
Of theso perhaps the best known are happiness of our people and the prosperity
that of a man who, when asked if he and benefit of our country. With highest
pleaded “guilty or not guilty,” replied regards we remain very tr'ulv yours,
M. A. H anna .
that he couldn’t say till ho had heard
C harles D ick .
the evidence, and the naive response of
the prisoner to the usual question before St, Louis dispatch, June 12.]
the sentence, “Have you anything to
“The Oregon delegation made the
say, prisoner, before sentence is pro­ 1 following selections:
National com­
nounced upon you?” “It’s very kind of mitteeman, Geo. A. Steel; vice-president
your honor, and if it’s quite agreeable of convention, J. H. Calbreath; com­
to the court I should like to say ‘Good mittee on resolutions, Chas. S. Moore;
evening. ’ ” On one occasion counsel in committee on credentials, Wallace Mc-
permanent organization, J.
a certain drainage case submitted that Cammant;
W. Meldrum; notification, Charles Hil­
the plaintiffs, the Sewage Localization ton ; chairman of delegation, Charles
company, had “no ‘locus standi’ in this Parrish; secretary, R, A. Booth. The
court. ” “Heaven forbid I” was the fer­ Oregon delegation adopted the following
vent ejaculation of the learned judge. resolution and will submit it to the
Something akin to this was the answer national committee on resolutions:
“The republican party has always
of the judge when complaint was made
that a luckless process server had been been the advocate of honest money. It
compelled to swallow the writ he had points with pride to its financial record
the greenback movement. It was
endeavored to serve. “I hope, ” said his during
opposed to greenback inflation then; it
lordship gravely, “that the writ was is opposed to Bilver inflation now. It
not made returnable in this court. ”
believes every dollar issued by the gov­
The “happy answers, ” owing their ernment should have the sanr.e purchas­
point to Biblical or ecclesiastical allu­ ing power as every other dollar.
'‘We are, Therefore, in favor of the
sions, are still more numerous, but in
many cases are somewhat too audacious maintenance ot the present gold stand­
for print. -‘Hie is a regular St Paul” ard and, except through international
was the final eulogy made by an enthu­ agreement, we are opposed to free or un­
siastic friend of a certain needy clergy­ limited coinage of silver.
In addition to the above declaration
man whose chronic impecuniosity had the delegation also adopted a resolution
brought him into painfully frequent fa­ endorsing Senator McBride for his action
miliarity with the various processes of in opposing the free coinage of silver in
the law for the recovery of debts. the United States senate.”
“Yes,” said the bishop, whose assist­
A Recount Demanded.
ance was being solicited, “quite so. I
The
Salem
Journal, a leading republican
see—‘in prisons oft!’ ” The pardonable paper of this congressional
district, calls for
but injudicious enthusiasm of 6ome cler­ a recount of the votes cast for congress­
gymen over their musical services has man. Among its reasons for this are the
given rise to many smart sayings, which following:
Has there been a correct, actual, fair
are, at any rate, “ben trovato. ” None, count
of the ballots? That is the only
perhaps, is better than the familial* one question. What are the undisputed facts
of the exasperated visitor who, after be­ in the case? It is well known that Mr.
ing made to listen in torment to Gre­ Vanderburg’s friends were nat represented
on the precinct election boards. In some
gorian chants cruelly murdered, was counties not a populist or a democrat,
told that according to tradition those judge or clerk, was appointed. In Marion
chants owed their origin to King David county, where the populists were the
party in numbers two years ago,
himself. The visitor, rendered reckless second
their request to be allowed a judge in eaoh
by his misery, retorted that he had of­ precinct was denied, though it is under­
ten wondered why Saul threw that jav­ stood Judge Hubbard thought it should be
elin at the royal psalmist, but he quite granted.
If Vanderburg’s friends had been allowed
understood it now.
a precinct judge in each precinct to count
A careworn divine is reported to have the ballots, the populists could have no just
said in reply to tho ecstatic declaration kick, unless there was palable evidence of
of an intending Benedict that “nothing fraud in the election. But the fact that
they were not represented, leaves them
in the world beats a good wife, ” “Oh, room
to question the veracity of the count
yes, a bad husband often does, and— in this district.
On the face of the returns as they first
‘vice versa!’ ” One would like to have
known the schoolgirl who, in reply to came in, Vanderburg had a safe plurality.
Then came a series of changes running from
her brother’s jeers and inquiry, “Why 5 votes to 200 votes, all in favor of Tongue,
girls should be always kissing each eth­ with one exception in Clackamas county
We are not prepared to sav that these
er and men not?” said that, of course,
it was because girls had nothing better errors were not really found; but the way
that they were found and the uniform
to kiss aud men had—but perhaps she character of the find, and the fact of no
studied the question too deeply and de­ errors being discovered practically, but
veloped into the fair cynic w’ho, after a errors against the only real silver cand­
season or two of conquests, gave it as idate in the field, and the fact that all the
couuty canvassing boards nearly were
her opinion that men were like colds, against Mr. Vanderburg, leaves a cloud up­
very easy to catch and very hard to get on the integrity of the official canvass by
rid of. Few better things aro recorded the county boards.
As soon as it was known that Mr. Vand­
than the answer of Beaconsfield to the
erburg
was probably elected, all these
question how he felt after the change county canvassing
boards went to work to
from the stormy scenes of the commons find errors in the count by precincts, and
to the serene atmosphere of the lords. found errors in niany cases. And they
“Feel!” answered the statesman. “I found what they were looking for. They
were not looking tor errors in favor of Mr.
feel os though I were dead and buried, ” Vanderburg.
and then, noticing for the first time
that his questioner wus a peer, he add­
If not familiar with superior quality of
ed, with a charming smile and bow, Snowy Butte flour, get a sample sack at
“and among the blessed spirits of the New Feed Store.
great and good. ” This adroit recovery
from an unfortunate slip recalls the fa­
Cry
miliar story of the prince regent and
the officer of marines. In those brave
old days of free drinking the empty bot­
tles which gathered apace were styled
“marines,” for what reason it is hard
to say. Tho princo called to a servant
and bado him “clear away those ma­
rines.” An officer of that distinguished
corps who was present resented the ob­
More than two-fifths of
servation as being—to adopt the phrase­
all
deaths in this country
ology of Mr. Weller’s mottle faced friend
are caused by consump­
—“personal to the cloth,” and request­
ed an explanatioiL “My dear colonel, ”
tion and pneumonia. This
said his royal higliness, with winning
diagram tells the story:
courtesy, “I called them marines be­
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