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j NEWBERG GRAPHIC. .t lH U t T IM A G One C olu m n H a lf C olu m n F rofe.M o n a l ('a r il* K NEWBERG GRAPHIC M l lt* 4 I T I » ! .T w e n t y D o lía n Tun D o lla r « .................. Due 1 (o lla r N E W J U E J t l O G R A P H I C . • H * u « i i , « a \ o i !«•<•• wi l l 9«- l o M - r t c d t l i e r a t* * o f T « * , i r r u l , p e r I . i u s . VOL. ' t i l 1 !< ( H 3 . NEWBERt L T H E P A C IF IC COAST. A O > KM . Y A M H I L L C O . . O R E G O N . F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 23, 1891. F O R E IG N N E W S . E A S T E R N ITEM S. PRESBYTERIAN rH F R i'H —Services <jver\ 1 second a ml fourth L o rd '« «lay at 11 % m and 7 *) p m sabi.ath-s. hool every Sunday at 10 a . m K k v . w . a W il l is o n , Pastor. F K I K N D S C 1 IU H C H . S e rv ic e s e v e r y Sun d a v at 11 h . in. an«l 7 u m.. a m i T h u rs d a y at 10 n. in '/»Id,atv. school e v e r y Sunday at I 0 h . u i . M o n th ly m e e tin g at 10 a. in. the Hist Saturday in ea ch month. Q u a rterly in ecliiiK th e second »a tu r d a v and Sunday in F e b ru a ry . M a y . A n guat anrl N o v e m b e r. K V A N G E L I C A I, C H U R C H . - K e g u la r §er ice first and th ird Sun days o f each m on th at 0 n. m.: second and fo u rth S u n da ys a t 7 p. in. fubbulh school e v e r y Sunday at 11 a. in. MM IK T Y X O T M ’KH . V . M . C. A .—D e v o tio n a l s e rvices e v e r y Sun d a y eve n in g . Y o u n g m en ea rn estly requ ested to atten d. I. (). O. F Sessions h eld S atu rd ay e v e n in g in the room s o v e r M o o r e ’s D ru g store. Y . \V. C . T . U . Business m e e tin g th e second S atu rd ay in e v e ry m onth. CL A . It. Sessions h eld first and th ird T h u rs day e v e n in g in each m onth. \Y. C. T . U .—Business m e etin g held the third S a tu rd a y a ftern oon in each m onth. o m t a i C ity , im iiu T o iiv . o f X e n iie r g . F. A . M o rris tyor ............................... carder........................ insu rer .......... ............. irshall eet Commissioner in cilm en F H. Howard Pot-Pourri of Occidental Oc The Mt.Carmel A ir Ship Said to lie Bank of England Maintains Its a Success. Rate of Discount. currences. I Considtrable Talk at Colfax, Wash., Over A New York Banker Arrested for Sending The Sultan Protests Vigorously Against the Proposed French FxpedUltui Lottery Circulars Through the the Fraudulent Proving Up on Against Ghadames. Government Land. United States Mails. John Miles, one of the Spokane Falls Governor Hill of New Y ork, it is said, C a ttle thieves who « a s shot by Sheriff has come out as a protectionist. P ugh, is dead. The estimates for 1891 place the reve L. M . W agn er, a jeweler at Los A n nues at $39(1,050,000, against $403,000,OtX) geles. claims to have been mysteriously for 18: K). robbed of $12,900 worth of diamonds. One day last month the United States After February 1 the “ curfew ” ordi- pension agent at Tu|>eka, Kan., paid out > nance will tie enforced in Vancouver, $1,475,988. and all boy* on the street after 8 p. m. The sugar trust has been reorganized will be arrested. under the name of the Am erican Sugar United States Senator Mitchell seen s Refilling Company. to have had but little opposition to his Massachusetts hospital physicians arc return to Congress at the hands of the well satisfied with tlie result of their ex Oregon Legislature. periments with lymph. Mrs. M . A . Gunther of Hanford, Cal., It is said a trust has been formed of has been allowed $2.800 by the govern ment for depredations committed by the oatmeal mills, representing 85 per cent, of the total output of the country. Southern Utes in 1885. A catacomb containing many petrified Tw o prisoners escaped from the Olym pia jaii last week. The jailer discovered remains of human beings is reported to the break just in time to prevent eight have been discovered near Gainesville, Tex. other prisoners from escaping. A recent wind storm straightened the Counterfeit 25-eent pieces bearing date A M. Hosklut of 1888 are in eireulation at Albuquerque, spire of St Peter's church at M iddle- I». P. Stratton N. M. The spurious coin stands the test town, Pa., which was bent by a similar f N . C. M a ris storm in 1829. i B. C. M iles of acid, but tne ring is very dead. i A. W. Kees i icneral Milledge I,. Bonham of Colum ' Calv iu Stanley The property of the defunct l.os A n J. I). Carter geles Tribune sold for $1,300. The press bia, S. C., is a self-confessed defaulter to Geo. G rayson was not bid on. Not enough was real the amount of $5,000. H e promises to make restitution. ized to pay the printers and reporters. The Directors of the Distilling and Rosaline Am y Lew is has brought suit a against the l ’uget Sound Shore r. Broad Cattle-Feeding Company declared monthly dividend of one-half of 1 per for damages for killing her husband cent, at New York. w hile be was working along the track .M osvs V o ta w IRON TONIC Will P*-!fy U * llooS; rssnlatetha Ll*»r »nd Kld»»j# »ad H«»lore th# H*nHb »ni Tlg*r*f TenCli l>7«p#pni#, Want c f Aupctit*. indi»#3tioa. Lack of strength and Tired Fe«i ing #b«olut#lyour#d .Hon##, n uirlei and nnrvea ri»c«i<r# n»w fore#. F.aliv#n«th# mi ad __k»nd tuppli*» Brain Power. —----Buffering from complaint# 9 ^ ■ ■ S i£T C S peculiar to thoir tax vril! find L > M l r ^ ■ £■»<*& in DR. H A R T E R ’S IKOPf T O N IC a »af# and apeedjr cur*. G i r o »claar. heal, thyeomr-lei on. Fr#qa#nt att#ray«« at connt#rfeifc* ing only ndd to the popularity of the o rig in a l__ Do uot axperiment—get the ORISIHAL and nMT. O r. H A R T E R * L I T T L E L IV E R P I L L S k Car# Ooaciipttioa. Livar Complaint and H ick* Headache. Simple Do«# and Dream B o o k ! maiiad on receipt o f two rente iu poatage. r D r. H A R T E R M S D IC IN E C O ., 8LLeula. K * ( B EA TTY ORGANS nly 837.50. O m it Bargains in P I A N O S . Write - _r Latent Illustrate 1 Catalogue. tdPAddreMS, Daniel V, Beatty, WaskiuKlon, Maw Jereojr. 1 1 1 !% » f j ! P 1 11 ! P J f ï i P I fc ££ «•&$& ? îisîî lis ®> * ¿J | f * | S I I I ««i111 « - i l l s LU O tûQ m ¿ ê .s * «ft c '3 • gu.* «a *** ¿ -g . E t - t « H g - - 4 ¿1 ¿ k - ” i ! *” ® * « f]r # fiiiiiu 1 F . L. P o s s o n & S o n , SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS General Agts. for D. M. Ferry & Co’s Garden Seed. Grass, Clover and all kinds o f Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc. SEEDS Btc Keepers' Supplies. W e want v o u for a customer. a trial order. F. L. Posson & G ive u* Son, 209 2d St.. Portland. Or. IkKceM. [, lo M .¿er Hr It is «aid that the tourist season brings £4,000,000 yearly into Sw itzerland. Advices from Venezuela show that [ country to he enjoying an era of great j prosperity. Nine Israelites were returned to the I Italian Cham ber of Deputies at the re cent election. The powers will hold an international congress in ¡Switzerland during tlie year to discuss auarehisin. The Buddhists of Japan propose to establish a Lank in order to obtain funds for the propagation of their religion. It is reported that the crews of many vessels in tlie E lbe have heeomealarmed at the danger from floating ice, and have abandoned their ships. The report of the Italian Department of Agriculture shows that tlie crops in Italy during the past vearw ere the hug est harvested for many years. The Queen Regent of Spain sent the Pope as a New Y e a r ’s present a cane, which, when taken by the handle, will rain a shower of gold at his feet. The co-operative societies of Great Britain number over 900,IXX1 meiiils-rs. For the year 1889 their sale« were $183,- 590,(XX), and their profits «17,INK),(GO. An English company is working a sil Some of the principal savings hanks ver mine in Bolivia which yields more than (X) ounces to the ton, w hile speci C. L. Mast of Horseshoe Bend, M ari of New York announce that beginning mens of almost pure silver are met w ith. posa county. Cal., has built a foot bridge with the new year they w ill increase the The GasFglit and Coke Company, op over the Merced river. It is 300 feet interest allowed depositors. long, made of w ire cable one and one- Government expenditures for the past erating in Izindon, lias been fined £109, half inches in diameter. six n onthswere in round numbers $200,- with costs, for a deficit of one-candle power in the illuminating power of the The abandonment of Fort Lowell, 000,000, or $26,0iX),0(K) more than for the company's gas during a recent foggy pe seven miles east of Tucson, has been or corresponding period in 1889. riod. dered by the Secretary of W ar. The A citizen’s committee of fifty has been Ixinl Salisbury lias warned the British citizens of Southern Arizona see trouble formed in Philadelphia to secure good ! ahead with the Indians if the o iler is municipal government and purify elec South African Company that its occupa tion of Massikisse is an infringement executed. tions and local politics generally. upon the modus vivendi with Portugal, Six $5 counterfeit gold coin pieces The ice in the Susquehanna river has and that it must withdraw nt once from were presented at the postoffice in Spo gorged below Wilkesoarre, Pa., blocking that district. kane F alls one day last week. The coun the channel, and is a menace to the peo The Bank of England lias decided to terfeit is not well milled, and can he de ple living along the line of the river. maintain its rate of discount in cons ■- tected by an examination of the ligures Knima Abbott a short time before her quenee of tlie demand for gold from H ol upon them. death erected a monument over her hus land and Brazil. There is a large de W h ile men were discharging the cargo band’s remains that cost nearly $100,- mand from Spain also for money in the of canned salmon of the steamer Danube 000. H er estate is valued at $2,000,000. open market. at Victoria, B. C ., the piles under the W h ile Police Inspector H awley was The Municipal Council of Athens has w harf gave way, throwing men and cargo into the water underneath. Four leaving the legislative hall at Denver he decided to make a fori»5V * V + ''*l to U-e was shot through the abdomen by liar- British government for tlie return of the men are known to have been killed. lev McCoy, one of the toughest charac the maroles of the Parthenon and to There is considerable talk in Colfax, ters in the city. convey an expression of thanks to Fred W ash., over the fraudulent proving up It is reported that the new smelting eric Harrison. of parties on government land. One case The German government has decided is positively known where linal proof works being erected at Buffalo, N". Y ., was made on a pre-emption claim by a are without quest! u being put up under that in the future it w ill always accept party who had not taken out his natu the auspices of tiie Calumet and Heck the lowest tender for supplies of iron or steel, whether the metal is of home or Mining Company. ralization papers. foreign manufacture. The fruit growers around Riverside. There were 40,230 deaths in New York Cal., 1 ave decided to organize a co-op in 185(0. Of the e 5,498, or more than 13 Private individuals may now excavate erative association for the purpose of per cent., were caused by consumption, antiquities in Egypt on the condition picking, packing and shipping their own and 1,259 by diphtheria, while only two that half of what they discover goes to fruit. This decision was brought about were charged to smallpox. the museum, the latter having a prior by the packers at Riverside combining claim to any unique objects. The New York Board of Health is at to regulate the price to be paid for fruit. An item from the F.ast states that en tending vigorously to the duty of seeing Captain Lavender of the sealing that people who live in apartment gineers surveying the line for the pro- schooner H enry Dennis has sued the houses are kept sufficiently warm . It is prosed railway in the Holy Land are at i owner of the vessel at Seattle for $2,125. work at present in the mountains imme a cold winter for the very poor. The captain and crew were to receive diately north of the Sea of Galilee. The travel over the Brooklyn bridge one-half the furs, and after paying for The Sultan is prepared to protest vig I the vessel the captain was to have a increasi s so fast that ( hief Engineer fourth interest in the schooner. This is Martin says there should he at least two orously against the proitosed French ex more bridges built across the East river pedition against Ghailanies, lying b e i hat he now sues for. in order to meet the wants of the near tween TrijHili and Soudan and claimed It is reported at the office of the geo future. to lie within the territory of the Sultan detic survey at San Francisco that M r. Last week the principal operation on A committee of Panama shareholders Russell of the Frank Leslie’s Alaska, ex ploring party w ill return to Alaska in the Hudson was scraping snow in order has devised a scheme to forward work to get at the ice. There were aliout four on the canal. A succes-ion of annual 1 the spring and make explorations with a party of fifty persons, subdivided as teen inches of snow to remove, ami it is lotteries is proposed. The government estimated that it cost the companies over will ask the Cham ber of Deputies to the service demands. It is also reported sanction the scheme. j that K. J. Glave, who made the descent $10,050 to do it. of the Allsegh river last season in Alaska, E dward II. Horner, a N ew York According to the rep .rts of the Excise j will come out in the spring and make hanker, lias been arrested for sending Commission the crop of tobacco in Kuro- ! further explorations in the region of lottery circulars through the mails. The i peaii Russia amounted this year to 4,4 >9,- Mount St. Klias. arrest was made on the strength of in 491 | mm i*Is, of which the Provinces of Lit K. J. Baldw in’s suit in the United dictments found ugainst the prisoner in tle Russia yield 1,785,857. anil those of the southwest 108,913 p*Msls. S tat's Circuit Court at Isis Angeles Springfield, III. against the Southern Pacific railroad f.>r Advices from India state that an ex The Bos'on and Maine and Fi chburg | damage* caused by the burning of his rate war lias ended, and new tariffs are pedition is lieing prepared to advance wheat crop by a spark from a locomotive issue-1. Second-class rates to Chicago against the notorious Black Mountain was decided against him, it being show n are advanced by the Fitchburg to $15, chief, llashim Ali, who refuses to stile the spark « as from a Santa Fe locomotive. and the Boston and Maine retains the mit to British authority and recently ! A motion for a new trial on the ground murdered two native soldiers of the old differentia! of $1.25. that if the fire was caused by the lessee ; British army. the lessor is liable w as refused. The po- The Manhattan C lu b of New York has | sition of counsel for the railroad com- Kuhenstein has resigned as director of turned the roof garden on its new clule 1 panv that the lessor was not liable for house into a skating rink. The water is the musical conservatory of St. Peters the acts of the lessee unless the relation burg. The alleged reason is that the let in and allowed to freeze. A red hall in ship and acts arc pleaded was sustained. the lower corridor of tlie clubhouse is Emperor returned no answer to a com munication sent by Rnlicnstein formulat A published statement is made that hoisted whenever there is skating on the ing a scheme for the reorganization of John C. H all, form erly of the law firm roof. j the conservatory. of H all A Rodger* of San Francisco and The city of Memphis, Tenn., which It is announced that the Argentine trustee of the estates of John Hawley was formerly noted for its unliealthfiil- government has agreed to bay outright and Marvin A. Baldwin, deeeased. has ness, has ls-en improved in an > xtraordi- the Buenos Ayres Drainage and Water eonfe-sed to the embezzlement of sums liary degree, partly by a better system of W orks for £9,75 1,00 I in.> percent. Isinds, aggregating alsmt $150,000, which lie lo**t sewerage, hut chiefly by a supply of pure with the stipulation that tie- company dealing in stocks. It is stated tliHt the water, which is derived from artesian shall finish th works according to their H aw ley and Baldwin estates are in wells. volved to the extent of $40,1X10 e a e h ; original contract. that the French Savings and Loan Soci- The available cash surplus in the na The lieat It ol tlie Pope is expected to pre i ty was induced to loan him $12,iN)o by tional treasury, which was reduced to means of false abstracts of title on prop about $5,1X10,IXXl during the reeent finan- cipitate a great effort to elect one of the erty of his already mortgaged, and that eial Hurry bv the heavy purchase of French Cardinals, of whom there H i t other parties were victimized by similar hinds, has lieen steadily increasing sinie te r, more titan are in any other n.nntry alistracte and other means to the extent the l«t instant, until it has now reaehed except Italy. Those regarded as “ I’a- pahlc “ Hre Mgr. Lavig*-rie, Mgr. Zigliara of from fl.tXNI to $7JXX). It is stated nearly $13,000,000. and Mgr. Monaco della Val -tte. that lie resolved to commit suicide, Fjut II. Rider Haggard, tin- English novel was persuaded to await trial on the James Gordon Bennett lias just started charges which may tie brought against ist, has arrived in New York en route to Mexico, w here lie will Bp-nd three or wh I a French paper rails hi* “ mail him. One of these four months in studying the customs of roaches ” on the Riviera The Pari lie Coast Steamship Company the Aztecs prior to tlie Spanish invasion, vehicles plies lietween N ce and Cannes, with relays at Antilles, tlie double jour- has decided to p'ace the steamer A lki on lie proposes to utilise the fruits of this ney lieing arcnnipli*li«-d in ah nt three the route lietween San Francisco and res« areli in the prmluetion of a novel. hours. Mr. Bennett him * If is the Pu ,«-t Sound, with the object of carry- The House Committee on Public driver of this roach, and has fix«-«! the ingonlv freight end coni bust ¡hies, *ue|i us Buildings and Ground* ha* authorized a fare at 20 francs. coal and oil. leaving the fo u n d . The lavorable report on the hill inereasing steamer will sail for Port Townsend, ear- to $2.000JXX) the final limit of the cost Notwithstanding the present |e*rina- rving passr ngers to the latter plare. < in of the Sail Frannsco public building. A nent infiiieiice of M. Vishnegr dki. M in ti e i-.inclusion of that trip the A ki will favorable report has been ordered to the ister of Finance, with th e C ia r not much relieve the company’s -te iner Ynqnina, Senate on the hill appropriating for the confi«lence is ss vet repo««-«l in the ru now running to A la-k a from Seattle. purchase of a site $1,2iXl.0tX). mor that he has |>er*uade<l his master to The latter change i* occasioned by rea Commander Reiter, who wa* the chief cease for the time the peneo-ution of son of the fact that the demand for coal Jews. It is a fa«-t, ho *ever, that Russia in Alaska is very great, and the Yaqtiina officer of the Unite*! Slat«** wa. vessel has n ot the same carrying capacity as Ranger at the time of the B am m dia af will soon need an enormous sum of the Alki. W h tl- the latter «teamer i* fair, and who wa* severely censored by money to undertake the construction of running to Alaska with coal, arrange Sis-retary of Navy Tracy for hi* condmt the Siberian railway, of which M. Vash- ment* will he made by the is^mjiany ao | on that occa*i*in. derriano* a trial before negradki i* a powerful ad.o<-ate, and that one of their «teamers running from a naval court. Reiter wa* detached from that an sp|«eal will have to I*- made to s*n Francisco to the Sound will call at command of the Ranger when it was British and German ms well a* French Bellingham Bay for passengers arid learned that he advised the surrender of money «-»-nters, in all of which Jews have iiiiicti influence. freight. Barrundia. Novem ber 3, 1889. THE ONLY TRUE There is talk of a big liarlmr at the mouth of tlie E lbe river in Germany. PORTLAND M ARKET — N O . 8. The M «-at M a rk e t. tiMOKKII MKAl'H A NI) I.A HI). Tlie market is firm. Quotations : East ern Hams, i 2 ' t (313c ; Breakfast Ha rón, lo 'jíií I lc ; Hides, 9 (8 10c ; I dir I, 8 'a(8 11c per |*oii ii< 1. In C a lt fo r M la '* « ‘ F lu s h " K a ys . It was the "Hushest” kind of a "flush" time The years 1852 and 1853. espts-ially the latter were years of rapid growth as well as unexampled prosperity FI very thing flourished. Fortunes were raa«le in a «lav. Home id«-a of the ease with which money was gaine«l ami the prodigality with which it was spent may lie derived fpim tlie following entries in an old ledger of a general store of that period: "One raiulle. $3. I dozen F'p-neh sardines, $35. 2 white shirts $10. 2<XI pounds of white flour. $1-50. I tine tooth comb. $9. I tin pun $9. 1 barp'l of moss pork. $210.” Whisky wae 60 rents a drink, and butch er* knives, with which miners picked gol'l fpmi the rrevtoes of the riM-ks, sold for $1X1 eaih Adventurers, villains and scoundrels fpim every quarter o f the globe fl«M-ke«l l.ers in gp-aler numbers than ever before The extravases, the dissipation* the complete abandonment to self indulgence and sensual gratifica tl«>n. the sodden ups and downs of fort unes. ami all the other evils of such a state of society were rampanl. —Han Fran cisco (o r ( hi«-a«p> T ime». T he most cu m u l* thing nlmtit muffs which were iri use liefure the year I7IN) is that in 1792 they were muda fr«uu , leo nard akin. I SI M ........ ........ ;5 |§ la v a r t- A «id run U K .i-m c . X t . W j t , W n c s a . F,R3T — C ast on t l i * s h «»ro to ! > r l « h — K id n a p in g W iv e s by A u t h o r it y W u k a t — The market is steady, with a The only object aimed at by th# British miaierate demand. Quote: Valiev, $1.22', 1 25; W alla W alla, $1.12'...<<t govemtuent in settling Australia was to One can scarcely 1. 5. The English cargo market is re get rid o f the convicts ported quiet hut steady. Live | m > o 1 s|M>t believe even tbal it was expected that the w heat opened and closed rather easier, convicts should do more than drag out a and futures were generally low er at the brief and miserable existence under the dose. Eastern markets are dull and rigors o f a rule designed rather to hasten easier. than to prolong tlieii end The arrange F lock — T he market is steady. Quote : ment untiei which Governor Philip was Standard, $3.80; W alla W alla, $3.90(1? dispatclu>d did uot contain a single ele : 3.80 per barrel. Not the least O ats — T he market is firm, and still in ment o f permanence good demand at present prices. Quote : startling part In connection with this point Is that o f the total number o f 1.034 W hite, d ie per bushel. Mu i.srcr-Ks — Quote: Bran,$21 ; Shorts, person* who landtHl from the vessels of $22.50; Ground Barley. $32.50; Chop the e\ |Mxillion only 135 were women Feed, $25 per ton; Barley, $1.25ni1.3,1 The other ‘ live stock' consisted o f 6 per «v u tal. horses. 11 cows. I bull and 12 sheep while 11 a y — Quote : $19(ál8 per ton. the expedition was so badly proviaioned Y koktaiii ks — Q uote : C a bbage ,$1.25(9 1.50 per cental; Cauliflower, $1 |H-r dox ; that from the very moment o f landing Celery, 50e ¡ m - i - dozen; Onions, 23,(<i3c starvation ta-gan to stare the settlers in |M-r|M>und; Carrots, $1 tier sack; Beets, the face To rodrt'bs th e balance o f the sexes the ; $1.50 per sack; Turnips, $1 per sack; Potatoes, $1.00(8 1.10 per cental ; Squash, British governm ent in a dispatch, of $2 er pcental. which a copy may he seen to this day in F ar its — T he market is weak, (junto : the recortl ollice authorized the gtivereor Riverside Oranges, $ 3 2 ); Navels, $4.75 to semi a ti-aus|iort to one of the neigh 5.00 per I mix ; Sicily lem on s, $5.50(80.1)0 bormg FYicmily islands and kidnap 200 per case; Pears, lL.c per |M>uud; Apples, 90(tiS5c | ht I mix ; Pineapples, $3.50(849X1 native women as wives for the unpro This gives a per dozen; Bananas, $3(84 )H-r hunch; vided males in the colony gtMMl idea of the views which the British Quinces, $1.25 per I mix . N e ts — Quote: California Walnuts, government of that day held as to the But badly off as the other varieties, 15c; Peanuts, 12c; future of Australia I Almonds. 17c; Fill»*rts, 14(815«'; new settlers were at the first, their condition Brazils, 20o per pound ; Cocoa nuts, $1 per speedily hi'came worse One characteria dozen. th* misfortune and its sequel may he men C iikksk — T he market ÍH steady. Quote : tinned To the distress of tlie little com I Oregon, 13o< 14>- ; California, o'.e.ilOc; inunity It was found nue day that the Young America, I4(a 15c per >nn< 1. B i ttkh — T lie market is steady and the | hull and lour ol the coivs had escaped Search parties were demand gtssi. Choice lots sell readily, from the ilicl-wme hut tu vain Several years while |M>or goods are hard to sell at any j sent out price. Quote; Oregon fancy creamery, passed by and then rumors reached the 40«i42l..,i- ; lancy dairy, 371.-«-; fair to sett lenient t tint a herd of cuttle had been good. 27'a(830e; common. 20(825c per seen alioui forty milea in the Interior ! pound. Again parties were sent out in search I ons The market is fir u, and arc ¡ and to the joy ol the |ieople they discov more plentiful. The warm weather ered the lost cattle, now Increased to scents to have made the hens lay m ore; hence the market is being overstocked sew-ral liim d m l The place where the herd were grazing with Oregon produce. The market is This ! also full of Eastern stock. Prices will is now called the Cow pastures probably go lower yet. (jilote: Oregon, story Is enshrined 111 tlie moat cherished 25c; Flastern, 22v>C per «lozi-n. traditions o f the colony it Is not for me P o u lt r y — T he market is a little firmer. ! to cusi doubi on its authenticity Hero, ( jm ite: Chickens, $5.00; Ducks, all n8; then was the ugly duckling out of which ieese, $9 " 10 per dozen; Turkeys, 14c i the swan o f the southern seas wiu to per pound. grew Branded from the first with the lloi-s— The market is steady. Quote: stain of convirtlsm settle«! by the scum 35r per pound. W ool — T he market is firm. Quote: ol the criminal classes o f F'.uglaud. who Valley, 19<>i20r; Eastern Oregon and would seem to have been equipped rather with the hope that they would fail than W alla W alla, lllui 19c per | miuik I. liions— The market is «Full. Quote: that they would succeed regarded by the Dry Hides, selected prime, fttaH'gC, 1 t <■ home gov«-rnmtmt as an nlnmst uninliablt less lor culls; green, selected, over 65 able and altogether useless country, save notinds, 4c; under 56 pouiuls, 3c ; Sheep as r convenient hole into which to throw Pelts, short wool. 3U(850c; medium, 89 human refuse- - Austrulia has rtseu to a (880c: long, HO c («X$1.25 ; shearlings, 10(8 commanding height of prosperity and in 20c; Tallow, good to choice, 3i83‘ac per Hiiem-e. thanks to liei natural resources pound. N ails — Base quotations: Iron, f3.20; to the Imlustry of the race she has so generously nurtured hut inuiuly to the «toeI, $3.39; W ire, $3.9) per k*-g. extraordinary genius, energy and fore S hot — Q uote: $1-7* p«-r sack. thought ot an uubrokeii succession of T h e K le r e h tt io lis e M a r k e t . grout men — National Review Sugar has fallen tBc, anil dealers look ¡ for lurther declines. The markets are I V I t r M r . n n r i . e , or A c t o r s . well supplied, which keep up with tlie , Actors and actresses are very much demand. like other people they are full o f petty C o a i . O il — Q uote: $2 25 per ease. spitea I know o f a ease which happened R ick — Quote: $9.25 per cental. In a Ixindon theatre not niauy weeks ago l'lCKl.KS—Quote: »1.255s, $1.10 Is. C ranhkkhikh — Q uote: Cape Ctsi, $11 lu which one actor—o f rank In the pro fesslon— had to receive something from a |K-r barrel. S alt — Q uote : Liverpool, $17, $18, $19: young player on the stage F'or some “t*M k, $IDn 12 per ton m earlon«l lots reason or other lie did not like the young OorKLK— Quote : Costa Kira, 23.1 ._,«•; man. and determined to hotliet him. so in Rio, 25'gc; Arhm-kle's, roasted, 2t:14*- stew! o f taking the article tendered he per pound. fell down as if in a fit. leuring the young B kanb — T he market is firm. Quote: Small W hites, 3Vjc; l’ink, 3c; Bayos, follow without any cue to go on with or 434«-; Butter, 3 '.jr ; Limas, 5'..,«- |S‘r airy means o f exit Home years ago a very celebralerl actress pound. S ugars — T he market Is firm. Quote : used habitually to annoy a well known Golden O, 5e; e x u a C , ft'g'c; dry gran a«-tor with whom she played Is It the ulated, tl’-^c; c u I m - crushed and pow case." asked the actor o f her one dered, o G c per pound. day ‘ Miss -----, that whenever I D rikd F ruits — T he market is firm, have to say my lines In the third act. you (jilote: Italian Prune*. 12‘*¡c; IV cough as violently as you can to drown tit«- and German Primes, I9e p«-r pound; 'Y ea Mr — ," was the re Raisins, $2.50 per I m ix : I’lummer-tiritsl my votce'f ‘ I think do you know that your Pears, 10(3 li e ; sun-dried ami factory ply That Plums, ll«>12e: evaporated Peaches, 18(3 voice Is better when it is drowned 29c; Smyrna Figs, 2 le ; California Figs, same huty once played a terrible trick upon the actor K now ing he was nor 0c per ponml. C a n n f ii G oons— Marketstoady. Quote : vous she gave him as Portia a ring, Table fruits, $2.00, 2 '.., h ; Peaches, $2.50; which he as Bassauia was nnahle to get Bartlett Bears, $2.25; Plums, $1.95; on his finger and so put him out that b* StrawiM-rries, $2.50; Citernes, $2(«2.50; nearly broke down altogether Black lieiries, $2; Raspls-m es. $2.65; But lately an actor tohi me himself that Pineapples, $2.75; Apricots, $2 (Xt. Pie fruit: Assorted,$1.50 p*-r dozen ; Peaches, ao greatly <li«l lie dislike playing with a $1.50; Plants, $1.25; Blaekberries, $1.95 lady who was In the same caat with him per tloz.en. Vegetables: Corn, $1.25 that he fr«M|iiently put chairs stools anil m 1.50. Hi-eonling to quality; Tomatoes, tables In her way purposely on the stage, $1.15(<> 3.50 ; Sugar Peas, $1. t0(«/1.90; so that she could not make her acens String Beans, $1.10 |s*rdozen. F’ish : Sal tomisl rushes over the hoard* without a mon. $I.25( m 1.50; sardines, 8tk-«*'$l .00; risk o f tum bling Oh yea there are lobsters, $J(«3; oysters, $ 1.50«« 3.25 per plenty o f little spiteful Inclilents on th * dozen Condensed milk : Eagle brand, stage and the people who perform them $8.25; Crown, $7; Highland, $9.75; are usually the klmflieat and moat inno Cham pion, $9 | s t case. cent 111 appearance — Ixindon le t t e r The market is stoady. Quote : B«*el— Live, O Q n*3L.r: dressed, (*-. Mutton — Live, 3 1a(«4«-; dressed, 7 (tf8*-. Hogs— Live, 4'.J( « 5 1,.<-; ilr«*sse«l, 5 1*«- Veal— 6(«*8«- (»er pound. It A l l: » : ttu b e«' r f t p t io n P r i c e P a y a b l e a b ly i n A d v a n c e . si A r t v e r t l- in * B ill* C o llected M o n th ly* It lP iiO N One Y «îftr Six Month*« Three Months. S T R A N G E CEREMONIES. 3UEER FORMS SERVED Christ lenity M in g le d OF IN and In t lm WORSHIP OB ARIZONA. Ita rlmrisiu M o u n ta in Strangely R e g io n s . 1’ r n c llc e s o f I ho D o s c e m la o ts o f a B a n d o f S p a n ish A d v e n t u r e r s . Tradition says that iu 1571 a few Jesuit padres and Spanish adventurers pusloU their way northwjird through Mexico as far as the Sunta Kita mountains, which are located iu what is now known a* southern Arizona. On the western slope af this great range, just beneath tne shadow of Old lialdy, a majestic peak which rises to tiie height of 10.500 feet, the settlement of Tumacacori was formed, ami the mission o f San Jose erected. The present inhabitants of the Santa Ritas nre the descendants of the Spanish adventurers, with a strong intermixture of Indian blood, and tlie principal settle ment in the mountains is at Grea&rville. They are ignorant and superstitious, and while they are nominally Catholics, thair Ideas an* so crude, and they have forgot ten or changed so much of the teachings cf tin* old padres that they can hardly be considered u Christian people. There is no church in the mountains, and a priest has not been among the people for more than a hundred years, yet they keep track of many of the holy days and church feasts, which they observe very devoutly, in spite of the fact that most of the cere monies are conducted after their own strange fashion. Kvery year Seinana Santa (Holy Week) is observed at Great crville in the most fan* ta.stic manner, and people gather there from all parts of the mountains. A large adobe hut is put in order and prepared for the occasion. Every devout person brings to the improvised chapel such holy pic tu res, crucifixes, wax candles and arti ficial flowers as they may possess, and with these the room is ornamented. An altar is made of empty boxes piled in the shape of a pyramid aud covered with plain cotton cloth. The Images and candles are ranged around this altar, and a large crucifix or picture of the Iloly Saviour surmounts the whole. No work is done during Holy Week, and the people give themselves up entirely to their devotions, which are kept up without ceasing both day and night. As there aro no priests to officiate, there can In* no regular service in the chapel, and the only order observed seems to be that the older people lead in praying or chaniiug, and the younger ones follow suit, 'l'he prayers aro short and very far between, so the principal service Is the almost ince: -m t chant. Men. women and children slug in unison, accompanied by a nide band consisting of a voilon, accordion and guitar '1 he |>eople have good voices, and the chanting is in a low and melodious tone. A strangely weird and striking effect is produced as the sad, sweet music from thb little chapel floats up the louely gulch and is softly echoed among the rugged cliffs. Outside of the cliiipcf a scene is con stant ly being enacted \ idch differs widely from the devotions witliia Here are gathered a number of .young men and boys, clad in fantastic i .iyjpeutg and wear ing hideous masks. The masks are gen erally made from sheepskins, with tha wool on the outside. Tlie holes for the mouth, nose and us are burned with hot Irons, which gives them a singed and dia bolical appearance, and each head Is orna mented with horns or antlers. These peo ple aro call >d "Jiideas.” It is their duty to laugh and scoff at the devotions, and to jeer at those who profess to believe. They enter the chapel l:om time to time, with out bowing before the altar, and while on the inside amuse themselves by piuching or otherwise annoying those at prayer. If their pranks become too annoying, the person praying makes the sign of the cross, and tin aim oyer must then turn away his face and apparently tremble wiili fear. At night the "Judeas” build great bon fires and dance and howl around them from «lark until davlight. They rush around the blazing pile and jum ptnrough the flames, trying to show which one pos- &«• -<• the most devilish instincts. They un* not representing devils, it is true; but they believe that all are inhabitants of the infernal regions, and that properly to impersonate the character there must be an utter disregard for tire. During the week an effigy of the Saviour is taken from the altar in the chapel, and after lieing regularly crucified is laid away in a sepulcher prepared for the occasion. The devout ones chant and pray and show every evidence that they have some faint idea of the solemnity with which the death upon the cross Hhoulri be commemorated. Meanwhile the “ Judeas” or«* iubilant, and howl and dunce urouud their Area in greater glee than ever. On Easter morn every one assembles In front of tl$o « Impel; the men form in line, and the women gat her around the sepul cher The inVn bring with them any kind of firearms they may have, and in the line will be found all a«Arts of guns ami pistols. At a given signal the effigy is taken np and returned to its place *m the altar; and vdley nftf*r volley is fired by the men to U n y r l } A m o n g tli«t t,'r«*iioh. anuoiinc«' the fact that “ Christ has risen Tlie IH h I i are the gayest and wont un from the «lead.” Then comes the climax. The “ Judeas” deried people in the world nave the Span iards, who are happy on a crust o f bread, who have lieen scoffing and deriding dur ing the week, while all of the devout an onion And a cup o f water Goldsmith wen* praying, are going to receive the remarked that tin gayety of the French punisiinii nt whirl) I its been instore for man was in an inverse ratio to the weight them. 'I’I h ir mask«* are thrown aside and of his purse 'Phis is true In out time as they an* dive t« d «*f all clothing above In his Nothing Is more dull more for ’ their vvjii-i They immediately set up a mal more insipid more inune than asocial wailing and make <• very outward demon stration «*f despair. A double row of evening gathering o f French who uaually dine o f iren te six plats They have no children, young m<*u and young women life in themselves, and have to get boufTe Is now formed, and between these lines 1 tlie offenders inii^t run the gauntlet. opera singers lc stir them up And even Each girl ami child is dressed to represent in laughing at these they are dull On an angel, and all are armed with switches the other hand there is always fun and go ami leathern thongs, while < nly the girls among the poor hard worked French It carry lighted candles in their left hands. is this class which furnishes priestesses As the offenders run up am! down between to the laughter loving goddess who sweep these lines they an* unmercifully beaten here the wealth of the world to her altar upon their naked backs until the blood gushes out and the flesh is laid bare. Mile Schneider Jeanne (¿raider. Leonide There are many Instances in the mount Izeblanc Theresa Judlc and Miliy Meyer ains of the southwest and of northern Mex ali rose from poverty to upuleuca —Lon ico where similar punishments have been dou Tru th _______ _ i so severe that death resulted. After the^ j “ Judeas’ have i**en punished sufficiently H I« Dlxtuxt« M » fi« H im Blck. they ar«* allowed to wash themselves and W e have just heard a story which serves go before the altar, where they pray and to show that whether a distaste for cer are forgiven for their misdoing».— New tain kinds o f food Is notional or not. It It York S u n . _________ well to heed it A Boston rcan had < l.,« k w o r k III P h o t o g r a p h P r in t in g . evolved an instinctive theory against eel I An interesting development In photo- and could never be induced to try it phy is iu tlie use of «dockwork inprint- Home friends who liked the dish were do frem negatives By this means a termined he should end having the eel continuous web of sensitised paper is cooked in a disguised manner, invite«! him drawn at suitable intervals umler a nega to dine and had him partake fie ate the tive expos« <1 t«> a souree of light. After fish with relish and commeudad It highly , printing tin* paper is drawn, still by the Then, having enjoyed his discomfiture 1 roechani-m. throngh “ washer,** “ toner” they told him what It was Before 1 and “ fixer” mi ere* lively, and appears tw enty four hours the fam ily doctor was finally as a series of finished pictures, ready for mounting and all alike In ex at his w it s slid to relieve that m ans po<urv. color aud tone »San Francisco agony and saved bia Ufa at a due# piuch • Chronicle »B o s t o n Advertiser C I Í