Newberg graphic., November 13, 1891, Image 1

C H I ’ K t 'H \ O i KM.
PR ESB YTE RIA N CHURCH.—Service» every
■^ ond ami fourth Lord’» day at 11 a . m . and 7:30
l*. m . Sabbath-school every Sunday at 10 a . m .
K kv . W. A. W illison . Pastor.
F ltlK N D S C H U ltC il. Service« every Sun
day at 11 a. m . and 7 p. in., and Thursday at 10
a. ui Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a. in.
Monthly m eeting at 10 a. ill. the Aral Saturday
In tueh month. Quarterly meeting the second
Saturday and Sunday in February. M ay, A u ­
gust and November.
K V A N O K M C A L C H U R C H .-R e g u la r ser­
vice first and third Sundays of each month ut
10 a. in.; second and.fourth Sundays at 7 p. in.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 11 a. in.
BAPTIST CHURCH.—Services first Sabbath in
the month at k p . m .; third Sabbath at 11 a . m .
and 8 i*. m . Sabbath School every Sabbath at 3
o’clock.
HOC I K T Y
N O TIC K M .
Y. M. C. A .—Devotional services every Sun
day evening. You ng men earnestly requested
to attend.
I. O. O. F.—Sessions held Saturday evening
in the rooms over M oore’s Drug store.
Y. \V\ U. T. IJ.—Business meeting the second
Saturday in every month.
G. A . R .- Sessions held first and third Thurs­
day evening in each month.
W . C. T . U .—Business meeting held the third
Saturday afternoon in ouch month.
PACIFIC COAST.
Fine Lithograpic Stone
Found in Utah.
FRESNO RAISIN SHIPMENTS.
Claus Spreckels' Son Purchases the
Entire Street Railway Sys­
tem at San Diego.
Scarlet fever is at Klko, N ev „
I’en Ill-Ion in cleaning out the gamblers.
Portland is determined to enforce the
Sunday law.
O l ' I R I A I i IH K tt t T O K Y.
In Millard county, Utah, fine litho­
C ity o f N e u berg.
graphic stone hue been found.
Mayor..... .................................. Samuel Hobson
I r k Angeles is lieing Hooded liv “ green-
Recorder.......................................... J. H. Howard goods” circulars from New York.
Marshal....................................... J- J. Woods
The wreck of the bark Charles Pevens
Treasurer........................................ Motes Vataw
Street Commissioner............................ A. C. Cox at Coos Hay is to be removed at once.
Surveyor........................................... F. E. Hobson
Ranchers around Idaho Falls, Idaho,
Al.DKRMKN.
11. M. Parker are offering potatoe i in th e-field at 10
First Ward
IN. C. Mai is. | cents per 100 pounds.
ille u rv Austin
Raisin shipments from Fresnoare now
Second Ward
j j . M. Boyce,
i l l . Cooper averaging twenty c".rloads a day. The
Third Ward..
i J. It. Huut total shipments v-ill reach-1,000 carloads.
The prospects lor the completion of a
railroad from .Salt Lake to Los Angeles
E A S T A N D S O U TH
are fair according to a report that reaches
Los Angeles.
A. B. Spreckels. son of Claus Spreck-
els, has purchased the entire system of
street-car lines at San Diego, and will
apply electricity in operating them.
George E. Holden, a Chicago sporting
man, was robbed of nearly $8,000 be­
tween Albuquerque and l ’omona. He
carried the money in a small handbag.
George Clark, who is charged with the
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland:
killing of Superintendent Galavotti
while the latter was taking a bar of gold
PROM FKH. 1, 1891.
to Nevada City, has surrendered to the
O VKRLAN D KXPRKSS.
authorities.
Salem, Albany, Eug­
ene, Roseb’g. Grant's
Prof. Martin \V. Sampson, professor of
Pass, Medford Ash­
English in the State University of Iowa,
land, Sacramento,Og- |
lias been appointed assistant professor
den, Sau Francisco,
Mojave, Los Angeles, !
of English in the Leland Stanford (Jr.)
El Paso,New Orleans, |
University.
; lau d East.................. J
•8:05 a . M. Roseberg & way stations *4:00 P. M.
Two well-known gumblers at Portland
f Vi a Woodburn fo r-! 1
charge that there is a gambling trust in
. .. J Mt. Angel, Sil verton, I
♦8:05 A*
that city, and that from $3,000 to $4,000
j West Seio, Browns- I
[ ville and Coburg .... J
is collected monthly and given to ollicials
♦5:00 p. m . Albany and way stations ♦8:55 a . m . to insure the gamblers from being inter­
♦7 :») a . m . Corvallis & way stations ♦5:80 p . m .
♦ 1:40 p . m . M cM innville & way sta's fS:J0 a . m . fered with.
It is just announced that three East­
D in i n g Cars on O g de n Route.
ern parties, whose names are withheld,
have donated $5 >,000 to the endowment
P U LLM A N B U F F E T SLEEPERS.
fund of the Pomona College and $25,000
T o u ri s t Sl e ep in g Cars
for a building to lie erected during the
For accommodation o f second-class passengers coming spring.
attached to all trains.
The United States government has sent
Through ticket office, 134 First street, where a gold watch and chain to lie presented
through tickets to all points in the Eastern to Captain D. D. Roop of the Rriti«h
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
hark Norcross at Victoria, B. C., for the
loncauaita lium
J. 1». KIKKI .*• HD,
Ticket Agent.
rescue of the crew of the American ship
All above trains arrive and depart from (.»rand AVilliam M cUilvray in August, 1880.
C'eutral station. Fifth and I streets.
W hile the penitentiary commission­
N A R R O W G A U G E —W . S. D I V I S I O N
ers were in session at the Santa Fe
— AN D —
prison, three prisoners, with “ wooden
P o r t l a n d and W l ll u m e t t e Val ley R a i l w a y j revolvers,” wrapped with tin foil, held
up the guard, and two escaped in a car­
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
riage which was in front of the building.
♦7 JO A. M. f
j tti'.RO A. M.
From reports gathered from fruit grow­
♦ 12:15 l\ M.
1
A. M. ers in all parts of California south of
1 ♦ 1 ;.*t0 P. M
t5:D e m <>«wego Si way it ill’« f ♦: mo p . m . ''Vesno it is found that the total prune
te.iiû p. m
t«:2 0 P. M.
pip in that region this season has been
♦*:35 p. M 1
!
»7:40 P. M.
ne eighth of a full crop. In Pomona
[OsweKo,
Newborn. I
Valiev it lias been even smaller than
su.in .
J Dundee, Dayton, I.a-
♦3:20 p . M.
j AO a . m
fj, yetUN
.Sheridan,
that.
1 Monmouth <Si Airlie.
lo in Moran, a section bo»s on the
♦4:30 p. M. Sheridan & way station* f9::U) a . m
Atlantic and Pacific at Needles, has lie n
♦Daily. ♦ Daily, except Sunday.
Ferries connect with all trains for Sellwood arrested at Albuqne-que. and property
which was stolen from a Pullman sleeper
.ml Mtlwaukte.
It. KOKHI.KR. M •nager.
E. P. ROGERS, Aist. «en. F. A I*. Agt.
on the 20th ult. and lielonging to Mrs.
McClernand o( Fort Wingate was found
on his person.
Somebody Ha d to Serve.
Specimens of ore which assays $14.65
A W est Side lady recently employed a
domestic, who had never been out to in silver, with trac >s of gold, lead and
service in the city, but had worked for a arsenic, have been taken to San Jose hv
Charles Schaeffer, who has located the
fanner. “ There is one thing that you
mine in the Liagas, near New Almedan,
must agree to." said the new girl, "and in Santa Clara county. The ledge is
that is to let me sit at the table with the twenty feet thick.
fam ily." The lady was astonished, but
The uprising of the Yaquis in Sonora
replied pleasantly: “ A ll right, 1 w ill was c.iu«ed by the settlement of lands
agree to that, because your recommenda­ mtside their reservation, hut to which
tions are good. O f course 1 am not used they lay claim, of Mexican families. The
to such a thing, but we w ill try it." An properties of these families have lieen
hour later dinner was ready and on the destroyed by fire, and the A'aqilis have
table—soup, the meat course, pastry and retreated to the mountains.
The Union Pacific has decided not to
all together. The girl was there too
The lady o f the house stepped up to follow the exam ple of the Northern Pa­
the table, removed her owu plate and cific by withdrawing one of its trans­
continental trains during the winter.
kuife and fork and went into the kitch­ The officials of the company at Portland
en. She soon came back wearing a sav that the line is doing a big business
white apron and a dainty white cap. and can afford two trains daily.
She never smiled, but began serving the 1
The W est Coast Fire and Marine In­
soup. She helped the servant first, then
surance Company at Tacoma lias been
her husband. The “ new g irl" was par­ declared insolvent, and its officers will
alysed, and tw o minutes later volunta­ be crim inally indicted, the company
rily left the table. She cried a little bit, j appearing to have been run in their
but told her employer that she could see interest. The concern ran behind $14,-
how foolish it was for her to make such 000 last year, but paid dividends every
a request She has developed into a per­ three months.
fect “ kitchen queen."—Milwaukee Sen­
Henry Villard in a speech at Portland
tinel.
___________
thought the depression in railroad inter­
ests in the Northwest is due tv so many
Silver Collar, Cuff* ami Belt.
Who in N ew York can boast o f a real new lines without im mediate compen­
silver belt, collar and cuffs? And yet I sating returns. He thinks the situation
is growing worse, and a crisis may be
there is such a set. and a most remark­
expected within the next six months,
able one. It belongs to May Yohe, the caused by competition and rate wars.
girl with the beautiful eyes and the deep ,
The Santa Fe Company is making
contralto voice, and was made for her in
preparations to thoroughly develop the
California. O f course it is solid silver. |
business of raising early vegetables in
The design is open, and shows here and Southern California for the Chicago
there a four leaf clover surrounded by a market. It is expected shortly to send
floriated pattern. The girdle is a deep solid vegetable trains through on the
point in the back and front, reaching far same tim e as passenger trains, the esti­
up on the bodice and the same diatauce mate being that Chicago can consnine
below the waist line in front. A t the i and distribute 104 cars of vegetables a
sides it ia about tw o inches wide, and ■ lay.
the fastening, on one side, is almost in- 1 E. J. Livernash, the Liverm ore editor
visible. The collar and cnffs are pointed, who created a sensation in San Fran­
cisco by a ma-opieradini» episode, went
and w ill fit right over the cuff o f the
to Cloverdale Wednesday night and
sleeve or the collar of the gown. It is shot four times at an old man seventy
specially effective when worn, as it fre­ rears of age, named Etheridge, whom
quently is, over a Grecian costume of he imaged to he Judge Joachimsen of
white wool.—N ew Y ork Sun.
San Francisco. The wounds are flesh
wonnls. Livernash is pronounced in­
The present system of managing a play sane, and will lie taken to Napa,
by eendmg out several companies when
It is confidently stated that the iron
the popularity of the piece is at its height,
has a decidedly comfortable effect upon the molders’ strike at San Francisco, which
hank account of the playwright Figures has been going on over twenty months,
■bow that two of Bronson Howard's plays, is soon to h : declared o ff by the men.
“ The Henrietta" and “ Shenandoah," net­ The terms upon which this will be
ted him the Mg income In one year of $91,- brought about are not as yet known in
detail. The molders w ill make large
000 in royalties.
concessions, the principal of which is
The amount of property in Boston ex­ that in the future all foundries will he
empted from taxation reaches a total of what are called “ open” shops, the
nnion allowing its members to work in
$41.44«,3«. of which $14.700.800 Is the esti
mated value of houses of religious worship shops where non-nuion men ase em­
and thaMud upuo which these structures ployed.
■(and.
Southern Pacific Route.
«1SHASTA LINE.tx>
PER SO N A L
EASTERN ITEMS.
M E N T IO N .
E D U C A T IO N A L .
Western University Students in Alle­
ghany Abandon the Cane Rush,
and Substitute Boxing.
PORTLAND
MARKET.
A Cockroach an,I Fly Fight.
Di-1 you ever M*e a cockroach and fly
ig h t* No? Well, [ saw one in which the
roach came out \ Ictorioua after six rounds.
Whether it was Marquis of Queeusberry
rules or not l could not say. The riug was
on the oiled counter of au uptown office.
A festive My alighted upon the counteraud
disported itself ns nuy well regulated fly
usually does. A u active young roach saw
his flyship and immediately gave battle.
The fly threw out his left duke and
caught the hug «»juarely on the head, daz­
ing the bug for a moment, but he returned
V) the attack smiling, aud with a right
hand upper cut landed on the left eye of
the tty, causing the latter to whirl com­
pletely around a dozen times. A clerk
present thought it a knock out blow, but
the fly recovered his equilibrium at the
call of “ time” and rushed flercely at his
opponent, with an evident determiuution
j to “ do him up” iustauter. But the roefch’s
superior ducking tactics gave him an ad­
vantage, aud lie vigorously shot out hl9
right, knocking the fly clean oft his pins
and setting him into another revolving
act.
The fly returned gamely to the attack,
; four times more, and was Anally put to
sleep
in the sixth bout. The roach then
I
j walked off triumphantly to his den, rear­
1 ing up on his hind feet, os much os to say,
“ Oh, didn't I do himl” —New York Tele­
gram.
Produce, Fruit. Kte.
Valley, $1.55:« 1 574$ ; Walla
Walla, $1.47G per cental.
F l o p a— ¡Standard, $4.75; Walla Walla,
$4.60; Graham, $3.75; Superfine, $3.00
New York has sixteen night schools. ' per barrel.
It is no longer good form to call the
Fmperor of Japan *he Miksdo. He is
O a t s — New, 42 ®45c per bushel.
Missouri has 10,4400 country school
H a y — $11 a 13 per ion.
now calie<l Kotei, and the Chinese Em-
teachers.
MiLLsri yrs— Bran, $l9«i 20; short*, $21
p- r*r answers to the title Bakudalian.
Only 1*, per cent, of the population of
uf22; ground barley, $22.50® 25; chop
Charles Stewart I’am ell according to
India can read and write.
feed, $18(iM9; feed tiarley, $20; mid­
Thomas Biggar Harrison was the person ELECTRICAL PROCESS IN IRON
The Imperial University of Tokio, Ja­ dlings, $23®24 per ton ; brewing liarley,
who dubbed I’ rince Albert Victor, Queen
pan, lias 2,04X4 scholars enrolled.
$1.15 per cental.
Victoria’s eldest grandson, “ Collars and
An eleven-year-old Kansas !x>y was
B i ' t t k k —Oregon fancy creamery, 36®
Cull's."
granted a teacher's certificate last week. 37G c ; fancy dairy, 30@32>$ c; fair to
“ Honest ” John Bardsley’s present Black Diphtheria Spreads at Alarm­
Members of the same family seem to good, 25®27’ ae ; common, 16®22l,c;
occupation in the Pennsylvania peniten­
have a tendency for the same kind of Eastern, 25®31Gc per pound.
ing Rate in an Iowa Nor­
tiary is making pepper Iioxes. He lias
C hkksr — Oregon, 124,0; Eastern, 14(<4
work. Of the 44,000 lady teachers 11,-
gained twenty pounds in weight since
15c per pound.
wegian Settlement.
000 are sisters.
his term began.
Eons— 4>regon, 32LjC; Eastern, 25®
Western University students in A lle­
Emile Grainer, a wealthy Frenchmen,
ghany abandoned their cane rush and 27Go per dozen.
has taken the liveliest inn-rest in the
Pol
l. i k y — 4)ld chickens. $4.50m 5.00;
substituted a boxing match for points
building-up ot the commercial prosperity
young chickens, $2.50® 4.14*; ducks, $6.00
between
leading
freshmen
and
sopho­
Iron
is
to
be
made
at
Chattanooga
by
of the State of Wyoming, and haa al­
(£7.50; geese, $9.1X4® 10.00 per dozen;
mores.
ready spent $400,000 in the work, upon an electrical process.
turkeys, 14c per pound.
It
is
now
announced
that
the
unknown
which he lias been engaged for the past
The Supreme Court of North Dakota J
V icoki abi ks — 4'aoliage, nominal, 76c®
eight years.
sustains the prohibition law in every giver of $60.009 to found a scholarship $1 p ercental; cauliflower,$1 25perdozcn;
at
Clark
t'niversitv.
Won-ester,
in
De­
particular.
Onions, 75cM$l per cen tal; potatoes, 40«$
Von Muuun, the German Secretary of
Legation and Charge d’ Affaires, will con­
The people of Brooklyn have sounded cember. 1889, was the late Hon. George 60c per sack; sweet potatoes, 2c per
pound ; California celery, 75c per dozen
tinue to represent his government at an emphatic call for another bridge 8. Barton.
The directors of the Lutheran Theo­ bunches; fancy Oregon celery, 5*X- |>er
Washington until a successor to the late across the East river.
Count von Areo-Valley is appointed,
Nicaragua needs water liadly, and logical Seminary, now located at G et­ dozen bunches.
F a in s — Sicily lemons, $8.50; Califor­
Mumm is a very proper name for a dis­ American well drillers with pumping tysburg, have lieen considering for some
A Itrave Chinaman.
tim e the plan of removing that institu­ nia, $6.50®6.50 per liox ; apples, 50«t80c
creet diplomats.
; outfits are in demand.
tion to Washington.
per box ; bananas, $3.50(<$4.00 a bunch ; j K. l>. Cabot a is a native born Chinaman.
Of the land pertaining to the lats
Georgia statesmen have resolved to
He has lived in this country nearly forty
A t the Northwestern University (co­ pineapples, $4«t0 per dozen ; grapes. To­ years, having left the laud of his birth
Chief Jus'ice O u s t's home near Wash­ return to the old custom of annual meet-
educational) at Evanston, 111,, this kay, $1 per box; muscat and black, 50««' when but tt years old. Loug before the
ington, D. C., called “ Kdgewood,” about | ings of the Legislature.
year, the young women are not perm it­ 80c per erate; pears, 66®$1 per I hjx ;
seventeen acres have been laid out for a
A rich amber deposit, it is reported, ted to receive callers except during the quinces, $1 «(1.25 per box ; crantierries, Chinese exclusion law was dreamt of he
villa site, but the remaining thirty-six
haa lieen discovered ill Ontario, the esti­ hour from 7 to 8 p. m. 44n Fridays the $10® 11 per barrel; Oregon crantierries, had proved his fitness for the duties Of
acres Kate Chase still retains with the
mated value of which is $7,000,000.
$9.50 |K-r barrel; Smyrna figs, 20e per American citizenship by taking up arms
young men Btay until 9 :30 p. in.
old mansion, which continues to be her
in defense of his adopted country aud
pound; citrons, 27c per pound.
Louisiana
sugar
men
are
objecting
home.
October 8 Colonel Amos A. Parker
Ni rs—California walnuts, 11 Get 12'ac; marching to the front.
Even the famous people have their Strongly to the appointment of negroes of Fitxwilliam , N. 11., celebrated bis one
Although but 1.1 years old when the war
hickory, 8 G o; Brazils, 10® l i e ; al­
vanities. Meissonier was proud of his as inspectors under the bounty law.
hundredth birthday. So far as is known
broke out he declared that he was over
shapely and delicate hands. He said , The inroads of the river on New lie is the oldest college graduate in monds', 16® 18c; fillierts, 13®14o; pine age, and enlisted in the Twenty-third Mae-
that his fingers were so sensitive that he Orleans continue, and may prove a America, having finished the course at nuts, 17®18c; ]>ecans, I7erl8c; cocoa ■nchusetl.. volunteers, under command of
uuts, 8c ; hazel, 8c ; peanuts, 8c per
could with his eyes shut lay on the ex­ rather serious matter for a part of the the University of Vermont in 1813.
Col. Andrew tillwood--the only represent­
pound.
act amount of color that he wanted on a j city.
ative among the Mongolian race among the
The Fayerweather bequest will go far
given so .t if someliody placed the point
millions of men thus facing each other In
Ntnple G rocerl««.
A canal to connect Jamaica Bay with toward meeting the expense of many
of the brush upon it.
a struggle for life and death. Cahota was
the Great South Bay, on the south necessary improvements in Dartmouth
H o n s y — 17'...ci11 Ho per pound.
sn unique character. Under Are Cahota
Achille IVrelli, who died a few days shore of Long Island, is spoken of us College.
More apparatus, baths and
S a l t — Liverpool, $14.50, $15.50® 16.50;
proved that he was made of the stern stuff,
ago in New Orleans, was one of the most probable.
lockers w ill sixm lx; added to the gym ­ Stock, $11 (e l 2 per ton.
distingu shed sculptors in the United
Before the olose of the year four new nasium, and improvements in Reed
R ick —Japan, *5.00; Island, $5.75 per for his bravery was commented on during
various
engagements, notably at Cold Har­
States, lie was tiorn in Milan, Italy, cruisers— two at Baltimore, one at Nor­ Hall will also be made.
cental.
and was a pupil of Galli. a celebrated folk and one in Philadelphia— will have
B kanh — Small white, 2 ‘4c; jiink, 2 L c ; bor and in the building of Gen. Butler’s
The Methodist University of Wash­
signal station in front of Petersburg.
Italian sculptor. After fighting many been launched.
ington is rapidly taking sha|>e, and in a liavos, 2 j 4 c ; butter, 3>yc; Innas, H el­
A t the close of t be war Cahota was mus­
battles while in Garibaldi’s army lie
The number of postotfices in the short time the fine site, which has been per pound,
came to this country, and resumed his
CorrKK—Costa Rica, 20'a®21c; Rio, tered out along with the survivors of his
United States is officially stated to be purchased by means of the contribu­
regiment, then tinder command of Col.
artistic work in Louisiana.
64,391, showing an increase of 2,(400 over tions of the residents of the Capital 21c; Mocha, 30o; Java, 25 Go; Ar- Raymond, of Marblehead. Since that
Old man Adams, who founded the last year at this tim e.
City, will present an active scene as the buckle’s, 100-pound cases, 2D 4c |ier
time Mr. Cahota l»a.s devoted himself to
Adams Express Company, was as a lad
pound.
By an order the Secretary of W ar has various buildings are erected.
a stable helper and bartender in Boston.
S c o t a— Golden C ,4 'Bc ; extra C, 4Go; business, there being little in common be­
In 1642 Harvard graduated a class of
reduced from th irty-five to thirty years
tween
him and the ordinary Chinaman be­
An old lady, who took pity on tlie desti­
the maximum age at which arm y re­ nine members. A hundred years later white extra 0 , 4-'8c ; granulated, 5-\c; yond certaiu race characteristics of feature.
tute six-year-old adrift in the world, got
eillie
crushed
and
powdered,
tic;
con
the griuliialing class numbered twenty-
cruits w ill be accepted.
him a p ace in a grocery. The w hirligig
feetioners’ A, 5G o; maple sugar, I0e |ier In speech and dress he is an ordinary citi­
zen.—Chicago Herald.
Ignatius Donnelly has begun two four. A century later yet the number )x)U ml.
of time lias so brought things around, as
had
doubled
again,
and
in
IHliO
Har­
the story goes, that tlie daughter of that more libel suits against the St. Paul vard graduated her first c'ass of 1(H)
S y k i t — Eastern, in Imrrols, 47®S5o;
Facts A b o ut the 411k Iiitliistry.
very old la d y 's now said to owe much Fioneer-Prets. He is not satisfied with members.
Twenty years later the half-barrels, 60®58c; in cases, 66® 8l)o
The silk industry of America has grown
of the comforts of her life to W a ld o the verdict just given to him.
classes had more than doubled again, per gallon ; $2.25 per keg. California, in iuto considerable proportions. Begun as
Adams, the son of the friendless boy.
The Delaware Indians have just re­ and now the entering class of this year barrels, 30c per gallon ; $1.76 per keg.
Damn Fai its — Italian prunes, 8c; an experiment twenty-five years ago, it
Prof. James Hall of New York is a ceived $454,00(4, being one-half of the more than quadruples that mtmlier.
I Petite and German, 7c per pound; now occupies 700 establishments, gives em­
grand example of wedl-preserved powers, sum given them by the government for
raisins, $1.20®1.60 per lio x ; plummer ployment to 50,000 persons and yields a
physical ami mental
He lias lieen an lands in the Indian Territory.
W O R L D ’S FAIR NOTES.
dried
pears, 8« t 0e ; sun-dried and fae- yearly product of the value of $00,000,000.
incessant worker all his life, and at 81
An ingenious person in Chicago hag
tory plums, 9c; evaporated peaches, Our silk making is confined almost ex­
he has vigor and strength that many men invented an automatic Adelina Patti.
clusively to staple goods. The high gracie
at 40 would envy, lie is the Nestor of It is a life-sized wax figure, which im i­ T h e Lady M anagers Decide to Establish 9® 11c; Smyrna tigs, 2lic; California, fabrics will probably continue to be made
figs, 7c per pound.
American geologists, and the recent In
tates her smiles, gestures and poses.
a M odel Sanitary Kitchen in the
C annkii G o o d s —Table fruits. $1.05® Abroad on account of the special aptitude
ternational Geographical Congress at
of the Lyons, France, cheap skilled hand
During the last eight months the
180, 2 ‘ as ; i « ‘aches, $l.8U®2.00; Bart
W om an's Building.
Washington, which in- attended, h on ­
iett pears, $1.80®1.90; plums, $1 37‘am labor; hut for the production of staples the
ored him w ith a special greeting in writ­ number of locomotive engines exported
American manufacturer has the best ma­
1.50; strawlierries, $2.25 ; cherries, $2.2
ing, signed by many of the most em i­ from the United States was 259, against
chinery in the world. The growth of ths
Florida’s W orld ’s Fair building w ill ■2.40; hlaeklierries. $1.85«' 1.90 rasp
ninety-three in the corresponding period
nent geolog sts in the world.
of 1890.
reprialc.ee old Fort Marion,
x-rries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.25®2.80; industry in recent years is shown by the
The skilled hand of Miss Abigail I
following figures: In 1882 domestic silks
Nicarauva wants half an acre for the apricots,$1.60® 1.70. Pie fru it: Assorted
Dodge, better kn -wr. to the public as | The New Tork naval reserve artillery
wero produced to the value of $35,102,020,
$1.10® 1.20; peaches, $1.25; plums, $1® as against $57,057,051 in imported silks. In
Gs'l Ifuiniltno. a.vs the New Yoi k Prt»*. Is rapidly filling up its ranks to the site of its building at tin- cx|Kisition.
The government building for the 1.10; blackberries, $1.26 per dozen. Veg­ 1880 domestics were $.58,008,780, as against
is to be seen in the announcement that maximum, and is inaugurating a fixed
W o rld ’s Fair is making satisfactory etables: Corn, $1.26®4.66; tomatoes, $34,000,000 in foreign silks imported.—Chi­
a petition for the pardon of Mrs. Mav- programme for the w inter’s drill.
$1.00® 3.00; sugar peas, $1.U0®1.I6; cago Tribune.
progress.
brick. the American lady who was con­
All the liquor dealers in liar Harbor,
victed of poisoning her husband in Eng­
A bill to appropriate $559,000 for the | string beans, 90c®$1.00 tier dozen.
land and sentenced to penal servitude Me., including proprietors of summer W orld ’s Fair exhibit has been intro­ ; Fish : Sardines, 76c® 1.85; lobsters, $2.¡40
Ho w tli« Ocean 1« Sounded.
«<■3.50. Condensed milk : Fugle brand,
for life, has been signed by Mrs. Presi- ' restaurants, have been indicted for al­ duced in tlie Brazilian Congress.
It has been found difficult to get the cor­
$8.10; Crown, $7.00; Highland, $6.60;
dent Harrison and 1 lie wives of all the leged violation of the liquor law«.
The old curiosity shop which Dick­ Champion, $5.60; Monroe, $6.75 (ier ease. rect soundings of the Atlantic. A mid­
The government proposes So build
Cabinet members and sent for presenta­
another tim ber dock in the navy yard ens im mortalized will I * one of the in­ Meats : Corned beef, $2.00; chi plied beef, shipman of the navy overcame the diffi­
tion to Queen Victoria.
at Brooklyn, the accommodations of the teresting exhibits at tiie W orld ’ s Fair. $2.25; lunch longue, $3.10 Is, $6.00 2s; culty, and shot weighing thirty pounds
carries down the line. A hole is bored
The W orld ’s Fair at Chicago will con­ deviled ham, $1.36(42.05 per doxeo
other two docks being insufficient. It
through the sinker, through which a rod
N A T IO N A L CA PITA L.
tain a pumping plant of 40,000,000 gal­
is to lie about (¡00 feet in length.
of iron is passed, moving easily back and
The Commercial Club of Kansas City lons per day, and its cost will be $15),-
forth, in the end of the bar a cup is dug
000.
N ai ls — Base quotations: Iron, $3.00;
The Assistant Secretary o f the Interior has called a convention to meet. Decem­
out an<l the Inside coated with lard. The
steel,
$3.00;
wire,
$.3.50
per
keg.
The
llamhurg-American
Packet
Com­
ber 15 and 16, to urge upon Congress
bar is made fast, to t he line and a sling
Depatment Files His Report
I kon — Rar, 3 tjc per pound.
systematic im provements of the Mis­ pany, of which Carl Kchurz is the New
holds th*?.shot on.
fo r the Fiscal Year.
S'ork director, has subscribed $5,0410 to H tkkl — lOGc per pound.
souri and lower Mississippi rivers.
When the bar, which extends below the
T i n — I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qnal-
the
exjiosition
stock.
The Governor of Tenneesee lias offered
■ ity, $8.00®8.60 |>er Imx ; for crosses, $2 hall, touches t he earth the sling unhooks
Quartish,
the
noted
I-oiidon
book
Assistant Secretary Bugsy, of the In ­ a reward of $5,000 for the arre-tan d
extra per t*>x; roofing, 14x20, prime and the shot slides off. The lard in the
terior Department, has tiled his report conviction of the leader oi the Brice- dealer, intends to send to the exposi­ quality, $6.75 per box ; I. C. coke plates, end of the bar holds some of the sand, or
tion
an
autograph
letter
of
Christopher
ville
riot,
and
a
reward
of
$25
each
for
whatever may lie on the bottom, and a
for the fiscal year. The report reviews
14x20, prime quality, $7.75 per Nix.
Columbus, for which he paid $.5,fXX4.
drop shuts over the eup to keep the sand
the work of the Imurd of (tension ap­ the capture of the escaped convicts.
L kai >— 4 \ r |ier pound ; l»ar, 6)4c.
Commissioner Nhufeldt lias cabled
peals. It shows that January 1, lt-91,
An agreement has b*en concluded
f*u,i>KH— 13'.j® lfij^ c per pound, un­ in. When the ground is reached a shock
is felt, ns if an electric current had passed
there were 5,028 appeals pending before with the Tonkawa tribe of Indians of from Cape Town, Houth Africa, that an cording to grade.
through the line.— Oceau.
the hoard, as against 5,060 July 1, 1891. the Indian Territoay, by which the exh ibit of diamonds and feathers worth
S hot — $1.85 per sack.
Mr. Horsey points out several defects in Indians cede to the United States 80,000 $300,000 will lie sent from Ca|ie Town.
H okskmhoes —$5.
•1 « W h i N o I d i o t .
pension legislation, and makes a num­ acres of land, the consideration lieing
V irgin ia’s building at the exposition
N av al S t o r k s — -Oakum, $5 per hale;
Cheery John Maclean made his first sp-
ber of recommendations looking to their $30,600.
will lie of th* old colonial type, ineas- rosin, $4 80®.').(X) per 280 pounds; tar,
correction. He asks that Congress lie
Kansas C ity officials have
been nring .33x76 feet, two stories high and Stockholm, $12.50; Carolina, $7.00 per pearanee in Ixmdon at the Surrey some
requested to enact a law that shall ex­ wrought up to a high state of excite­ surrounded hy a plaza fifteen feet wide. b arrel; pitch, $6.00 per barrel; turpen­ where about I8ttl os Peter Purcell in
“ The Idiot of the Mountain.” Shepherd
pressly authorize the department to ment by the discovery of gold in samples Its cost w ill be $20,0(X).
tine, 65c per gallon in carload lots.
and Creswick were the managers of the
treat all improper, illegal and excessive of strata pierced by a drill while drilling
The little old building on Arch street, ■
theatre
then, and Maclean was standing
Hide*. W «»ol *ii«t Mop«*
payments of pensions, whether caused for the water-works tunnel under the Philadelphia, where Betsy Rosa made
by fraud or mistake, as payments to lie Missouri river.
the first fiag for the United States army,
Hums— Dry hides, selected prime, 8*4 one day at Hockley's, when a kind friend
(minted out the newly engaged actor to
charged against the current pension,
President Noel of the Olympic Club at is likely to he removed bodily and i ® 9 e; ^ c less for culls; green, selected,
with a view to readjust orequal the cur­ New Orleans has telegraphed Sullivan’s taken to Chicago for exhibition at the over 65 [Kiunds 4c; under 55 |>ouiids,.3c; Shepherd, who, having lieen ill, had not
yet seen him.
rent pension payments within the dis­ agents in New Y ork offering $25.000 for W orld’s Fair.
sheep |<elts, short wool, 30«t50c; me­
“ You’re (»laying in mv theatre, Mr.
cretion of the Secretary. He suggests the Slavin Sullivan contest for M arch:
The great im itation coast-line battle dium, 60«< 80c; long, 90c«t$l.25; shear­ Maclean?” Shepherd bawled. " I ’ m play­
that in case of insane, idiotic or other­ also a solid gold pitcher emblematic of
lings, 10«>20c; tallow, good to choice, 3
ship,
which
ie
to
constitute
and
contain
ing in ‘The Idiot of the Mountain,’ sir,”
wise helpless children of deceased pen­ the world’s supremacy.
the government's naval exhibit, ia in an @3;4c per pound.
Maclean replie«l half timidly. “ Glad to
sioners, of pensionable age, the lim it lie j
W o o l — W illam ette Valley,
1 7® l*c;
advanced
state
of
construction.
It
will
Black
diphtheria
ie
spreading
at
an
hear it, sir; glad to hear it!” Shepherd ex­
abolished, so as to admit such children
Eastern
Oregon,
10«tl7o
per
pound,
claimed; “ you’ re not the Idiot, surely?”
at any date to the pension roll. He alarming rate in a Norwegian settle­ all lie inclosed before winter weather aceording to conditions and shrinkage.
“ No, sir,” Maclean answered with a seri­
also recommends that persons who ment in Soldier V’ alley, Harrison county. sets in, and all the interior work will lie
H
ors—
N
om
inal;
12®
15c
per
pound.
completed by spring.
ous face, “ the manager who engaged me is
served in the Confederate army and Iowa. Fourteen persons recently died
the idiot.” — s S mii Francisco Argonaut.
a ’terwards enlisted in tiie navy of the of the disease. One fam ily of ten lost
Dr. John E. Owens, the medical di- j
Th«» M p h ( Mar ket.
United States be given the same pen­ six members. The place has jnst been rictor o f the exposition, has promised
quarantined.
D rl lr lo n * Indian Tea.
B rkf — L ive,2J4c; dressed, 5 ® He.
sion accorded those who served the Con­
M i*. Potter Palmer that women shall
Attachments aggregating $700,01X4 have receive official recognition upon the med­
M utton — L ive, sheared, 3 'ac ; dressed,
As you near Darjeeling you find many
federate cause and then enlisted in the
lieen issued against the Iron and laind ical staff. The n u m l«r to be appointed 1
of the hard wood* of our American mount­
army of the United States.
Company of Minnesota at Duluth. The
H ook — L ive, 5c; dressed, 7c.
ains, the rose begins to bloom, and there
Under the authority of the act of corporation ia composed principally ol has not yet lieen announced, but assur­
V
b a I/—6®7c per pound.
are tea plantations by the hundreds of
Congress, approved September 28, 1890, Eng.ishmen, and it is charged that the ance has lieen given that women phy­
H
m
iikkii
M
kats
—
Eastern
ham,
12®
acre*. The tea of the Himalayas is the
the Director of the Mint haa prepared a English holders have a scheme to look sicians will professionally rank equal
with men and share the duties of the 13j4c; other varieties, I 2! ac; breakfast lest in the world, and I would advise
new design for silver coin, which has after their individual interests regard
bacon, 13® 15c; smoked bacon, l l 1* ® American housekeepers to try the Indian
lieen approved by the Secretary of the less of the interests of the Am ericar exposition hospital.
ll$ 4c per pound.
tea. There is a tea in Thibet which has
Treasury. The design is intended for holders.
The art palace on the lake front, which
L amp — Compound, 10c; pure, ll® 1 3 c ) the flavor of milk to such s degree that
half dollars, quarters and dimes. On
will
be
built
hy
the
art
institute,
assist­
Oregon, 10,l4 ® l 2 ‘4c per pound.
when use«! it has all the properties of good
The permanent committee at New
the obverse face of the coin is a female
tea mixed with the most delicious of Jer­
.1 uniform bills of lading has ed to the extent of $21X4,1X40 by the ex|xi-
head representative of liberty looking to York
sition
company,
will
cost
about
$7(X4,-
H
a
g
"
anil
ItR
KK
liif.
sey
cream. This Himalayan tea has the
the right with an olive leaf and Rhus- adopted a new exnort hill of lading, em
000,000.
The designs and plans of
Burlaps, 8-0*., 40-inch, net cash, tic; flavor of flowers. It is pure and clear, and
necian cap on the back of the head. On bracing the conditions of the present Shepley, Rutan A Coolidpe of Boston, '
it In supplanting the Chinese tea In the
the hand, or fillet, over the front of the bill of lading and the conditions of the have lieen adopted. During the expo- i burlaps, 10'4-oz., 40-inrh, net cash, 7c;
English market«. — Frank G. Carpenter's
head ia the word “ L ib erty,” and over ocean bil's at present in nse in New sition the building will tie used hy the ! burlaps, 12-os., 45-inch, net cash, 7 'ac;
This bill will I * used for all
burlaps, 16-os., 60-inch, l i e ; burlaps, 20- Letter.
the head at the top of the coin, “ In God York.
W
orld’s
Congress
auxilliary
for
some
of
ox., 70-inch, Lie. Wheat begs— Calcutta,
We T n is t.” Around the medallion are bu«'ne-s originating in the W est, and its namerons meetings.
Pin Money.
22x36, spot, 9c; three-bushel nat hags,
thirteen stars, and at the bottom the will go into effect December 1.
I’ » « Heard s Rood many explanations of
California is the first State to respond 8c. Centals (second-hand wheat Iwgs), tb . t.rm “ pin money,” as appliwl to tb . pe­
date of coinage. On the reverse aide I Collie P. Huntington, the railroad
apliears the seal of the United States, king, is deferdant in a suit brought by to Chief Buchanan's request that each I He.
riodical dole Riven by husband, lo thalr
—— ■ ■■ —■
■■■■■■ — ■■ ■—
as adopted in 1782, an eagle with open | Perkins, Gorxlwin A Co., paper dealers, State contribute the trunks ot three of j
wives, but noliody yet haa hit on a theory
wings. On the breast a shield argent, j to recover from hirn $15,627.40 for paper its most rhsracterictic trees, to tie used 1 1 nere are nop» sof introducing the mag f have lon|( cherished.
six pellets gules, a chief azure. In his furnished in I8sx to the Star Printing in constructing a rustic rolonade for the
What is that»
California’s con tri­ ic lantern as a means o f signaling at sea
dexter claw the eagle holds an olive | Company. Mr. Huntington held $ «),. forestry building.
The place where a woman’s pins nr* al­
branch, representing peace, and in the 000 of the $.300,000 of the capital stock i bution includes a sugar pine furnished When so used the lantern w ill be called ways put for safe keeping while «he 1« get­
sinister claw a sheaf of thirteen arrows, 1 of the company. It is now sought to by the Towle Bros. Company of A lta ; a the “ Lucigraph." It w ill have slides in ting reaily to use them is her mouth. IX>
redwood by J. F. Cunningham of Santa; the shape o f stencil plates, each with s yon Me the logic) The more pins the Ime
representing war. In his Israk the eagle hold him as a Stockholder.
holds a scroll containing “ K Pluribns ! The recent wreck of the El Dorado on Cruz, and a sequoia, by Smith Comstock letter or figure cut in it. The screen is a talk. So sn ancient trick haa pasaeil, aa It
Unum,” entwined aln ve and abont the ' the Bahama banks has led to the dis­ of Tnlare.
flag -tretche.i in a conspicuous part of were. Into a proverb.— Kste Field's Wash­
head with thirteen stars, environed by covery of an ingenious method of cheat- I One of the unique features of the the ship, on which the letter o f the slid* ington.
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clouds. This will be the design of halves ing the government. Nine cases wer» Mexican exh ibit at the fair will be the ia projected. By
- help of glasses tb*
T h « Coming Woman.
and onarter*. The dime on the obverse marked linen good*, while on ly three , celebrated Panduxa (ainly, consisting of
distant ship r»>ad< luu letters.
side, in place of the stars, will have contained toweling, the rest having five persons, who are proliahly the most
Mr*. D* Sty la— What Is th. m .tw r with
A n A r i t h n i r t l r a l (Dirxtion.
“ United States of Am erica.” “ In God costly kid gloves. The goods were dam expert workers in clay and modelers of
that poor g irl)
W e Trust” will lie omitted from the aged. 4mt lieing in bond were shipped figures in the world. The family will lie
Judge (to horrid sramp who haa just
Bystander- We don't know, mum. She
dime. The reverse of the dim e will be ■ to New York, and the government ap- sent to Chicago by the State of Gtiadsla* been sentenced to a couple o f years’ Just layi there helpless, and can't stand
the same as the present dime in nee.
.
traisers in seeking to ascertain tne
ra. It ia ths intention to provide a hard labor)— H ave you anything to up at « 11, mum.
The reverse of the half and quarter ia a j oae discovered the cheat. There is a
Mr». De Styla— Poor thing: I prssum.
exican house for them to live in dnr-
return to the design of almost the first hint that the San Francisco Custom­ ing the fair and a work shop, whessthsir add»
her corset, are too looae.—New York
“ No, your honor; I would rather Weekly
coinage of the country.
house would ha involved.
work may b* inspected.
subtract las Danillou.
Bardsley’ s Occupation in the Pennsyl­
vania Penitentiary Is Making
Pepp er Boxes.
River M aking Inroads
pn New Orleans.
J
i
^
W
heat —