Rogue River courier., May 05, 1898, Image 4

.M hü
LATE WAR N h WS.
w-|) >t Hinder aid tl.en tt.list with
the Spaulards.
W ashington April 29 —Gcner
il Let •* ••• ch»se consultation with
the state dcpjrtment. There « re-
I newed activity in all cities where
1 tro< pa are stationed, hasty prepara
lions are bring made on every hand,
and expectation for immeiliate :«er
vice seems to strike e»ery oue
It
is the prevailing opinion that there
1. going to be a telling blow struck
-omewbere s«jon, but no one, un
le-s it l>e tn high authority, know-
just when or where 't will take 1 j
!
place.
M obile .Ala .April 29—Two reg i
imenls left this city todav for Tam­ ’
W ashington .
April 28.—The
re|<ort that Portugal was inc inecito
ll>) O) t ill I I« Bi A •>
be Irieudly to Spam, that »be would
permit Spanish vessels at Cape
Verde, ha* been confirmed, and the
latest authentic report 1» open as­
W ashington , April 28 —New« sistance by tliai government.
reached the department today that
P ortland , Or., April 28 —Ore
the U. 8. Monitor Terror, ha» cap gon troops for the war have alreadc
tured the Spanish steamer Guyado commenced to arrive in Portland;
from Coron , bound for Havana 111 ic will aitite tonight and tomor
with a valuable cargo of money and row.
supplies for the Epam-h troops
W ashington . April 29
At last
This is a severe loss to the Spanish, |
after some hesitating though under pa. Fla
From the active prepara
as more money is very much need
the influence of Spain, Portugal rations, and from general ap|>rar
ed in canning on the war on th«
lias declared lor neutrality. France ances in Tampa, the troops are ^o
islands.
has the appearance still of aiding mg to depart soon f-r Havana
W ashington , April 28
Th« spain, there being unusual naval
Portugese minister ca'led at th« and military otx-ratious throughout Front indications, it will not be long
state department this morning with that country, which means some until sufficient troops will * land
ed on the island to co-operate with
the message that his governuien. tiling.
the insurgents against Havana.
bad not yet decided to order th
T ampa . Fla , April 29. The
L ondon . April 29 —There i-
Spanish war vessels to leave tin
■ mops heie arc expected to leave
Cape Verde islands, The order l<
great interest in this city and a'
>or Cuba to night to join uith the
leave the islands ha* been lookei
Hong Kong over the sailing of th«
iisurgents against Spanish rule
for by diplomats for the past tw
anish fleet. There is great in
»T P aul . April 29 —Minnesota*»
days, and the failure ot this ordei
uirec regiments have leached this terest manifested by the crows a-
to be issued, together with Fortu
tty and aie pitihing their tents O” thev collect around the bulletin
gal's action in suppressing new
lie lair grounds. They are rear»
regarding the movement of ti.
'K»ards to get the news of the naval
lie called to the front by the Mar
Spanish war vessels, is regarded 1
vpartnient at a nioineuts notice battle which is hourly expected
London as an indication that I'.«,
It is the general opinion here that
N ew O rleans , April 29 — An
ugal may be an ally of Spain.
a
battle must occur soon,
ntire regiment left this city this
W ashington , April 28.—Th
I. ondos . Ap-il 29—Three mor«
war department not having wj
lurning under rush orders from
-hips with a thousand or more re
ships on the Pacific coast will d«
adquarlers of the wai department,
fend coast cities with guns, ga
lugees from the Phillipine island-
i neral l^e is in consultation with
risen« and sub-marine explosion-
K ey W est , April 29.—Great
he state department relative to ac
which it is thought will tie sufficieh
excitement prevails hete on account
as Spain will need all of her vesse l Don ill Cuba.
of the bombardment by the Cardeua-
in the Atlantic.
W ashington , April 29 —The
■panidi discovered and fired u,«>ii and Micbias of the town of Car
Blanco says that he is ready f.
A Summary
of liuporiant Eviti a
C hickamauga , April 30.—"On '
to Havana” is the war cry.
K ry W est , April
30.—The
j S| anish guntMra' Liger engaged ,
and defeats an American torpedo j
: tx>ai near Cardenas todav
W ashington .
April
jr>.—
Schley'.* flying squadron put to sea
D> You
Kn )w the N jw *
Per... -zxz*Per
-tooth } Gw loriih
today,to intercept the Spanish fleet
nowon its way across the Atlantic
N ew Y oke , April
30.—The
I World Special
.
of this morning
_____ says
,
that prominent Spaniards favor an
a Te'ejr«« <»f P-rt'au-l
tn Th«
re< -D 1< • th I r.'e-t eten nr n--»*-
«1 er p« 1 el m r>'«g»n. it •on'ai »
•Il tne • w of hr *l>«e and rhe nation
fry if f.-r • u. a h. A • mple copy will
be UAM led U» )• u « • Ad ire.»
immediate bombardment
of the
''acific coast cities tn order to
cripple the American forces which
.«re now advancing on Cuba
The Telegram,
poktland . oh .
K ey W est . April 30—The town
01 Mariel, Cuba has t*een bombard
1 ed.
K ey W est , April 30. —Foitres-
Cabonas i- a scene of desoluti-m
K ey -
W est ,
April 3<», —An
American torpedo boat wa> seen
tod.*y chasing a Spaui-h meichant
■nan.
MAINE SALMON
Made Famous by the Late J unes
Q. Blaine.
They
Esteemed ui*d Costly
publican
LuntrntluB of
lKMo— Tlir Catch.
W aashington . April 30.— The
government has orders«) the build-
There are nearly 2 gi weirs betweer
1ng of one hundred new torpedo Prospect Ferry and the foot of Sear J
boats.
A Soldier’s Escape.
AV ymr thf Ittmorrai yftun^e Ml Storting, IU
Subscribe for the Courier, Si
I) rponia»»r«Hl»> ubxr. <*trr
idrrilh ft*
t»»* mad»*
rtidrfiflt
!•• hr
made u
rdrr ut imputtani«. *•» lar a- in«
c»»ni*rrn»*d, i tHl»«rai-« •«crelari
a « hi Id nrvrr haie railed U¡ n «U
rank ••»("• u no I
• »I mich high
I
the
ala«ion
u vummami
ii»r o in«o<MÍorr hax l»«rn rrlir
rrtli* <i ••
P<»-1 Fluni) h navy tard h) *
fierr <»i » qual rank
Two liiorr r«li»«
ffivrii» «»I d hinh iir.11 r of aoi'il) arr
r «*MÌlrd im*» attfivr -ervirr ilumi»v.
'hr p- rHons ••' N •* -I < ’om*trii«*!«» R
L M ih . m ) or
I
in ev-ry pickaxe of Sch I-
Z/n s !> st tea
Full»» the n—33
what tei you use
the transmission of news regarding
naval movements, therefore nothing
can l»e heard from lkwet as yet
Mote troops
M.-im k . Apr.' .;•>
left this city this morning f«>i
Tampa
Two companies of infant­
iv and one of cavalry art no*
breaking
camp
at
Chickamauga
l’.nk destination not given.
H avana .
'pril
30 — Heavy
rain' are falling in the interior of
the island
>kx F rancisco . April 3«.—An
Examiner speci «1 »ays Havan t h.is
lie«.n tired upon, but the iiatteties
made no r«rspon«e
L ondon , April 30 -Th«- Uriti'h
consul at Santiago Cuba, h.is ca-
bl d the government for a watslitp
to protect British interests
W ashington . April 30 - Sp«m *
cat to Unnbard the Ci.its along
IIr coast line is causing cousldera
1 le alarm am ng the pci-pie along
the coast
|H »S.
or .
RtrrtR s
ROYAL-TANSY PILLS.
O*
I?
,
Jf
W
7
r
\
•|w oiicoYiRv. wtvta Fans
A
rw !•' • an I rw N r rwliwf f
aucprai«« J ruwairs, Kami «a» i»
»c (
*••»•
F«- *
• -r I AW«*»»*.
‘ »». »«all S'i
•
Tr« * -4 !■» I a * •
er
•** '•
•L»«' -
r t art
■;•->.
I’l fii
MEL’ICAa- a SJ.N tAicw^v. HL
m K.O
tV »I » L* MF. vs
ONE FOR A DOSE
-V« P
• *■»*«. r -ruy tn* ».**.-4*
••
•• i • •
,
» t»« K..*» . »seti Jag 'k* se **«aary
• r »»*•»»
IXey MUbeetor» o^e»**eo. T.»««.
•
*
*
« t «
We- a«o4 -g dmaatM". M BûUVaO CO. mua. >•
.IA
! — » W* 1ir
al S m S'
SC ¿üií ■ tv. i
But the d'
would mmr alm«? !ai*r
didn't «JIM hmn»’
ward, when one d
and bedragjrled. jn
along th«* road. I
diH'k The colon«*
feathers which hr saw th
•niff. ami. upon rv »• :
they had brkm£vd to the duck th
ful brute bmutfht b me. Apparrn
the d<xf had fulL-«e»1 the qtmrr\ m
nr found its ro
j piner and nal>
X
gvervtxMly have so.
1'•••<*• re* a < and CaUar*. • their a
drrfui iu Muai d •»X»
eenierv uf ti e ar
a i and rwfr*al»*n< to ib« 'a« e a
nt | |taa*lively on hMnevs. It
>*«4n«ing lb* «*ei<rr •»•'
*
hn/ M Muawrea. I*eaa»' b»n
• -»iwv; ia, av w. . ..
.
g .amatORsd io cun. by ail dr i^giata.
REQUIRES NO COOKING
Fl MMES COLLARS AMFFSSTIFXflNO NICE
dentistry
run
ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO
AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF
OF ANY OTHER STARCH.
^m)»ACTU«ED
427
liOuS.
0NLyBy
TUC.HUBINGER BR0S.C9
i
K eokuk ,I owa . N ew H aven ,C onn
Canines Now Have Their Teeth
Preserved with Gold.
How ao iB.rulou. Naw York Doc.or D!.-
count» Danger Wl.ll» I I»*"« *he
Impaired Tech »• *!•«•
Animals*
Thi« starch is prepared on scientific principles hv men who Lave had yetnof^
exp. n.-ure in fancy Jaundenug. It rextprea old linen and summer
Laiun 1 » bitenA- and impart» • twauDful «nd laatinc Amah, h b 11» «C;'
m ■.ifacturrd (bat i» ^rfwily harmle.«,cvuumuut ofitbw• orwenie.
Other ul»t-nce tniuriou* U» Ixuen Bild c»n bo u»ed »Ten for • baby powda.
For sale by all wholesale and retail yro<r
A New York dental makes a specialty
of filling the teeth of dogs. Hi» prac­
tice, it is said, is quite liirge.
i in- . .«traction of ’hp decayed teeth
of .logs lias I ■ ■ I eonimon for years, but
the tilling of them is ■'< new branch ol
the busmens. The le. >h of a dog an-
meant to be exercised <m lough meat
and hard bones, but when he is fed ou
chicken, pate de foie gras nnd such
■iel.eiii ies the teeth do I ot get enough
work, nnd i-onsequently decay.
My
lady's |H-| dog I hen begin» to how I with
pain. Formerly the only remedy was
to yank out the offending tooth. Now
: the sufferer is taken to the dog dentist
and goea away smiling with a polished
gol.l tilling in the tooth.
The ojH-iation is coinj aratitely sim­
ple, except with a vicious or unman­
ageable dog. The dentist s assistant
holds the imimal’s head while his chief
e'nmiiH-s the decayed tooth and de-
< iil.-s upon t he beat way to till it. \\ hen
he hus reconnoitered the ground he
takes n hand excavator, very much lik.
the instruments of the «lent st will,
which most of us are painfully f: miliar,
anil cuts away the decayed part. The
follow iiig o; . ration is exactly the same
as putting in amalgam tilling in a hu-
nian tooth.
lit* H!la up the cavity with amalgan
iin.l bob s the dog's mouth op n unt Ii
lias had t.metoset. Them :: al con.:
down next day. The roll*, i <: es ar
filed off and the filling In
<1. In
stead of the aching molur Ire is then
a serviceable t.Kitli in the do;' mouth
The tilling requires renew i ■ cry tw.
y ears.somet ni.-softener. Mai y v e;.lth
owners insist that only the be. t ma
terial is lit to go in the d<
■ | it . oil
mouth, and gold must Is* uaed
Th<
dentist s glis resignedly and complies,
but the o;s ration is very I d ous and
can only be performed on qua t . ogs
1 Gold 1 as to be hammered m with a
great deal of care, and the process is
lengthy—almost a.“ lengthy as the bill
which is very high for gold fillings. A
vicious dog has to lie chloroform, d be-
lore liis teeth call I h - tilled l ack teeth
are, of course, much harder to fill. A
w<Hwi< n gag is employed to keep the
mouth o;»*n.
"Ilow do you manage with a big
dog?" the dentist waa asked.
*‘l wear thick gloves, and if the anima)
is vicious I put him under an anaes­
thetic.
It's mighty strange, though,
how often my opinion and that ot the
owner differs ujhiii the dispos.tion of
the dog. -Gentle as a lamb doean’t
mean much to me. I can tell you. I uin
a pretty giwHl judge of u dog. however,
and take no cham-es.
If I see nnv
trouble ff. Sight I chlorofoim the Inast
In-fore operating upon it. There is no
reason why a dog should lose its teeth
any more than a human being if they
are priqs-rly looked after Of course,
if a dog eats hones and good, hard.
Wholesome food, that tilling would not
stay iu n week. But, then, if he were
fed that way his teeth would not de­
cay. so there you are. Dealers often
wedge a dog's teeth with little wooden
wedges when it is a puppy in order to
shape tlie teeth and make them set
even
1 his is prohibited, lint cannot in*
tetected when properly done. Yerv
often a fine doc is overshut or under-
si.ut—that is, the top and bottom teeth
do not meet. In such u case a little ju­
dicious wedging will add largely to the
value of the annual.’’—Chicago journal.
CURE CO
10*
25 ♦
DR»
50 ♦
•n t. *c-ir<*barrl»h
ruMM t fifl)- •avniiMt
1 ■
.. << V» ]■
-w:- *-*•<* *>■«"»»»«••*
ABSOLUTELY GU1KMTEED
pie and Imokkt fi> e. l.l. STI RLING <«. -’1 .•»
|{< >VM - -
iiik I
!
U<
Denver & Rid
RA'LROftD
Ye nfi< r \( ii a chance io earn i«r» niiiiiii»-
tiid »0 G Min iiii>iiie‘-h mrlhoda xt hhihu
'm«, ii un«lrr 20. w rite lor |«artiri]larH t<
SCENIC LINE 'IF THld
3'
•JI’II I
Weekly Ei®
k?.
To THE
EAST
CASH STORE
Market Street Ferry, S. F., Cal.
in 11>rout'll tourist cara «'
Mit H E | ol; pi nt.li ARON
Modern Upholstered
Land ûlficr ai Roprluirg. UirgonJ
lpi il 23. 1S98 f
Notice ’> brrrl-v givrn lliai llir folio*-
mgnaimd briller haw filt*<i n«»ii<*r<»t hi>
mrniion (o niake tii-al ptoo in Hiip|M«ri
•f I iih viaim, and iiiat xani ¡ roof mil !>♦*
Iliade ht*f‘»re 1 \V. d **ar«l. coimtv t leru
• il .ioxrphinr ronmy, Oirgon, at Grau ’w
Faxx Ureifon. un •lune 4, 1SU3 VI»
ir" F '-pallili on HE. No 7534 l«»r »li**
-V" ‘4 NK'r Nh'4 N 1' *4 bec. 11 ; SÜ
‘4 '»-‘a. 8E '. 4 •> M *4 . BrC 2, rP..pj>
K ó W.-1
Hw Daino (he iollouin^ uitnHgHVM Io
prove his nun iihioiix ivxiilence npoii ai*'l
• uilivatiun o> said land, viz:
lainew I •*• 1 nr, W exiv ^illi**hii, F»*rrv
V Siot'iiiai-• bamuvl Bingaman, all ••!
Ailhautb Ur.
R. .U. V eatcii .
Kcglftv
.'I’M MOS'
In thè Ciicuit Court of the Sta’« o
Or»g<»n. for ih« ( <»uiity ot •luavpiiinr.
Mail L Biit kiier,
1
Flaiu iff |
At timi .•• dip
v».
e«'lve the mat
llmon \V Bui k’irr,
) • tag»* contract.
ih*iun«la»it.
To Alm n \V Buckner, defendant.
In lb»* nan.r ot tlir Matr ol Uiv^mi
»OU are lirrrtn nq..iir«l ’•» apt» a»
anna«» .«-
'h« - c«»ut • I-« ni ti > 4 4ga J».|
■ it III« alxiv« et.i illc<i Ct >ur*., ai nn
day» ir«Hit ih« d nr ui iii< r -rrvivr oi
-1111111.011*- upon t on ii s rv> <1 a ii bin
county ; or II srrvrii aiihin a ) u
I
uHmy tn I I Ins Mair, ill* 11 a ill Hi .0
rum ill»- dal Ir «»I I tie
»»on- U|*»»n ♦ u ,‘*r it
n« Mate ui O g h
nen h\ ih* | fir-t da*
»I
I said L Mur Io ail
ic ui i bix notice |
••»• hi |it»-e*n in r»-gii
»(•»••«lav in April, a
» I
rp'« ini»er vm - ii )« h
I I.
u ifi* d - ha it
li
i»"arr said «■<
».
¡lllirti. i lit* ph
•h
••¡let »4rioxnd..
di-
»ivr tn ma *n
ar* Il I hr p alo
I his »Ullillioh
I. K. Hann *, j
• mr*. mad** i- t
4C sm » • v>un v
Mir.h \ 11
have bean caught four nnd five times,
though none of them conies hack to
the river until the seceond season after |
l»eing liberated. The voting fry which
AMHiNtiroM. ipril M).—Th« Ctiineae hatch in the winter are kept until the
jor».
mimvur, W11 Finir Fang, railed al th« next fall, when the} are shipped to all
M tDRiD, April jo.—A number •«air d-p iritu « ii inlay an I had a talk ¡tarts of the country Many are sent
of Pnrtugu -e are enlisting in the a 1 n «dlit tala « «>meriiing th** war ailua* abroad in exchange for fish of other
Spanish Army.
1 i«m. lit- did nut b ing * iioiio uf Chi* specie®.—N. Y Mun.
April
30. — An na’a in ima.m. nor hai« tie rtcv.ved
K ry
W kst .
l (aMMlI III rd l»o<
American torpedo Ixiat today tired aord llina lar inmi hi* g ivern n«ni that
Col. J. AV. Barnett, in New Orlcann.
five shots at Havana tortiticatious. China aid de< lare h r nmirali'y.
told a «tory of nn unusually fine bin!
W ashington , April 30.—The
Spauish government has forbidden
INVE a ," l
JH
Directions
volunteer
regiment:
Summers, t hai : he Puritan will le sent hack to
Colonel; Voran, Lieutenant, East Maianiaa with unit ra lu dealroy any
uea battei lea cuiiatrurt d
wick, Willis and Gantenbein, Ma­
dog that he on<*e owned, the I *t dog,
be mh nt. that ever wax in his
>«ion.
Hr ha<! trained the dog w ith gn at t are
to know a bird by the feather« it
dropfxxl. lhd a
par’ndgr drop a
feather tlve dog would take the went
and find the binFs retr»at. On»» day
the colonel hit a wild duck, but only
knocked cut a few wing feathers. The
dog "luffed them and «tartrd away.
Xfter a little his master called h’tn.
but got no r«M*|M>n"e. an«! at the end of
an eshaustiie « ,r* K of •' • - -• * -
STARCH
I
Siace
W'ere IJoomed at the He-
.aland, eight miles below, and thoug.
ome of tlie well-to-do fisl erinen i
Naw Y oke . April -7 — pa-*eng-« ••«• lulge in the luxury uf a salmon dir.«
i»e •i«4int»r Sai at o / a from liai atta -**d aow and then.'they always buy cam.«
¡Lah, because Oregon and Alaska s.
I ot l-ixtit
¡non sell [or ten rents a pound, wl.
' I have c'lVrrfl lh'* wl >n I *114:1' ••»•«
pound oi the name »peciesof fish t
• •» iitz th« rt*b«!ii<>nl <u«l hi ' oi ••
»*»
urn Penobscot river will bring
in* iii"iirki«ii*" nr« fiii'ii g up . maa'.i*'
its us koo.i aa th** fish is caught. «
• ■••hi fi^til.
Il «h<’ Unit»*! Si.n.'M .1- i -
»ear reasons the local fishermen
•• make ii« ca*H)»Mikzti in • nht *nc •> • ; ii
.1 their catch in Boston and i.u.s
n *ill have tn «'O <»1»*-rai« «ith tr
rther west, receiving large ¡ay lot
•ir
■ v. hie!» u e no better than fish v. hi«
Jr-lit"
I' Wtlll i no
I»« <■• ""Mr« •
. l'uget sound.
I’ m i»*«i SlHlHM t-» n n I h lar
denas,
Cuba.
The
engagement
■ 11 A met lean cruiser in M- zambique
the confl ct with the American fle.
u several reasons have teen m
nba, ax MiK'h a (Ilina w-iii'ii h« •!.»•»
tMnnei.
Roseyelt is very busy la-ted for two houis and the citizen-
J for this diflierence in pric e, th-
that intends to bombard Havana
•11- Mt ’lux "«ax »n
rti« ''pi'iiiri-
j James < . Blaine is said to 1
iihsting cow boys iu a brigade.
He says that .he fleet will receh
of Havana are terror stricken in •o* rrlii*«a on 'Ii« dim i'« «■• ki I »if
man v. ho brought Ma
severe punishment when the at
W ashington , April 29—The consequence. The batteries were . mer icuii troop- Hial are ¡••••le i mi
o high repute. In the su
tempt i* made to take that cit)
;unl>oat Newport has captured the completely silenced. The soldier* «•lain!, urire liiMii th» y ar« on tli« r •»• n
, a short time btfure the ri
Blanco either has implicit confi
Danish sloopEngralia. American
iuH-e «»I Ml III"
* .ona) convention was to .
at Tampa receive the news with
dence in his ability to hold Havan.
hi< ::go. a hotel keeper of t
ruiser sighted off the coast of
B ak H ahhih M e . April _7. - \t tin
else he talks to keep up his courage
y, knowing that Mr. Blaine >
Irani chasing a Spanish merchant great joy and shouting, all anxiou- breBK till" morning the cruikrr Mini e
leading candidate, wrote t* a
to move on Havana
The Michea- 4p-> I m wm - "i^httd 4t air'll »r in Fronppct
W ashington , April 28 —It i
nan.
.sta fish dealer an order for
atuhentically reported here that th
W ashington , April 29 —At a was built in 1891. has eleven officer- >i.«rliort off 1 hi" c »axi. Sim did iri com
.'.’.nebec river salmon, belie
mint ale iilh lim "iiore. 411 I pm to m «- m
French are enlisting in the Spanist
h that were caught from t! .
ahinet meeting today, the princi- and one hundred forty-three men •00 i alter wtinriMP
army.
hieh flowed by Mr. Blai • ’
■al di-cussion was over a bond arrived in this city this morning
U AMUINGToM, I plil 27 .-* I’h« >»’•• J«r
ould be a popular dish with
boat lands at this place from Cub
There has been a heavy run on
--aie.
An eflort will be made to
orters of the Maine candidate,
and gives the report that food i- ■revent the Morgan syndicate fiotu Spanish banks for the past few days, - pi raval reserve uttaliori h is oeen m -
dgned to the Ke- lute an-l Badg» r ui the
he Kennebec river has net j
liecoining very scarce on th«- island, .etting control, and if prevented
,n of s.nlmon In 50 years, the .* i *
which is creating great excitement •••mu pa«rot fleet.
and that unless iood • upplies ar«
lie people wi I have an o| portunity
market mar did not «ee fit to r.. ti
and will produce a panic, which
B akcel na , \pril 27 — The Shtpppre'
transported soon, the Spanish can
the fact, bu* came to Bucksport, b i p
W ashisgton , April 29 —Seen-
the government will be piwerles« 0 d Sliiiruwiierx’ i""<»ci<ilioii liap ad his fish, put them on ice and sent th :
not bold out against the blockade
ary of war Alger has asked cong
iiraard a proteal to I lie >paiii"h govern on to the hotel, where they v ere Fcrvi •
W ashington . April 28—Th«
■ ss for thirty four millions deficien to prevent.
up n' aaainat
Ainu* iem acta of pirari*’ and billed on the menus us “Kennebet
Yacht, Scorpion which was former , y. .sufficient at pmpi iation to carry
N ew Y ork , April 30. — A Jour-
order in «1 Spain* thromfii th« t iencti Milmon a la Blaine.”
ly the Sovereign, has been ordered lie department until July 1 of this nal special says there are thirty
Senator Conkling, of New York, and
o tiMMHV. tii4 d»inuid an indemniti
to join the Flying Squadron. Capi. year
Congress, it is expected eight thousand Spanish soldier*
WABHiNur N, April 27 —Hie ntvy d« a few other members of the famous
Marix, who was judge advocate ir
kill immediately grant the nqu-st.
INtrifneiil hax declined to accept I tie •*300” refused to eat of the dish, but
sick in Cuba
the court of inquiry in the Main«
m*r»*i Bieinark and Columbia, tendereil most of the guests ate it and 1 ked it.
N ew Y ork ,
April
29—The
N
ew
Y
ork
.
April
30.
—
AJouu
il
affair will lie put in command of th<
»nd the reputation of Kennel e<* sn'
o'le goii mint lit mb anxiilarv « ruin«™.
four' al special says that the S] an
mon became national. Every ear sin«
special says the insurgents hav«
Scorpion which is one of the last
r the reaaon that the veatels are «aid (hen the »Augusta market men have i
h fleet left Cape Verde islands
est boats in the world.
'his morning, but its destination is captured Manzanillo,a north Cuban • • tn- iin-nit abh* tor service.
eived orders for salmon from all par.
K ey W e - t , April
2« —Th« mt known, though it is anticipated port.
K ey W emt . Fla., April 27 —The prize of the country, and have had them fillec.
M adrid , April 30—Theremain- • uri ol i qmry met here todav. G in Bangor and other places on the
American warships, the New York, hal it I* wt tw.n,i
____________
the Puritan and the Cincinnati
der of the American coloney here tro* n Fai terxon, ol thin city, presided, Penobscot; and though Oregon salmon
yesteadav after noon passed tine«
W ashington . April 29—The have been driven from the ci'y by «nd i tie pro< eedtiigx Were conducted in is equally good, the Maine fish always
hundred shots into Matanzis lortifi
veret
fiie finding" will not b« an- brings better prices.
Spaniards are endeavoring to te a mob.
Sixty years ago salmon were so plenty
catious which caused great da-nag
«iQiiiiced
nnid
the entire matter ha" lieen
mild the fortifications at Mantan-
in the Penobscot that farmers hauled
BtsMYRK.
April
30.
—
Since
the
to the fort and produced consteina
• ep >ed of
them on to their land by the cart load
/.is. which were well bombarded
troops have lieen removed from
tion among the people.
• »DEbHA. April 27.—R'laxian newapa- and used them for dressing for potatoes
•v the American fleet yesteiday
.•<
r-
largely
atnipaili
ze
*
nil
Spain,
and
this state the Indians are threaten
and corn. There waa no need of weirs
W ashington , April -8 —Th
\ naval battle is expected tomor-
Mexican government thought her -ow
ing an outbreak.
1 hey seem to •Mprt-aa tin* l»eliel that if the Ui i'e«! then, for a hedge built out into tide­
««er* tails to gam a signal victorv no in, water from the shore would capture
representatives in this city tiav«
think that th* troops being gone
•l»«tiit'0 honor • ill »»e X4i’«d. and Europe more in one tide than all the present
given satisfactory assurance tha
there is nothing in the way to «id iiiria' up >n the latter’»iTHpitiilalion I weirs t.ake in a season. Mr. Pierce, un
it will strictly observe the neutrality 1'HE WOND R8 OF SCI NCE
prevent them from doing as they m orde< io prevent «lie toxa ahich com- old citizen of this town, says that he
laws.
has seen an acre of mud flats covered
Lung Troubles .nd Coi.suuipticu please. It is only the blue coat* ii» n e tinigl antler 'hroug!. privateering. ! from five to ten fish deep with salmon
P ortland , Or April 28 —Th
E iioi moiib qirtniitiex ol gram have Iren caught below one hedge, and when the
that they ikrm to tear.
Can be Cured.
New Yoik Tr'btine special say
>ulu in **p«m.
j water got low on the ebb he has seen
T
ampa
,
Fla.,
April
30
—
General
that the Spanish fort* at Matanza-
n fmin. nt N.» York Chrm.al and Sci
U AblilNor n \prtl 27 — Irder« * • re the mud thrown 30 feet in the air by
whicb were bombarded by Anuri
Shaier will invade Havana by
•ntlat Make, a free Offer Io
i -" u «*< i ’•Mia» tu recruit the army lu t » the struggling fish. Then all the teams
Wednesday next.
can warships yesterday afterno«>n
! in the neighborhood were kept haul­
0 r Header*.
fun * ar xirengtn oi t>|.(Mt
were blown up wi h great loss ol
ing until the tide came back and ¡mt a
K ey W est , April
30.—Th«-
U
AbiiixuroN,
April
27
—
It
wae
learned
Thr dixtingiiislied New Yor vheiuixt, T. Dispatch Imat Dolphin tixlav cap
stop to the work. In 1845 AlvrJi Pag«,
life.
A nhwuin. drmonslraling hi" disvov« ry uf
t*»d <\ that the lorp * I I tx»4t Cil"«i»tlg la of Bucksport, hauled U cart loads of
M adrid , April
—Heavy sub .1 rrliu>»l miti almo u*v < ure for fon-uni- luted the Spanish gunboat Galle. • ii her any .\<»riii Iron» ill« Mtpiadron ai salmon from his weir in one tid«* and
lion (pulni«»narv
I ui*rrvulo-i-) and all
K ey
W est .
April 30.—The • ixiana i i ordei that repair* mai la* thinks thete were a» many more dead
scriptioiu have betu received h<i.
roncbiMl. Ibruat, lunr ami «
»li*i «'«•*, i
I
■ tul»iM»rn • «»11,11-, • aiurrital »..«*• inlions, sound ol heavy firing can lie heard made to her wtarboard engine".
by wealthy men to ai l in pro'eent
The in* I ones which he could not get for the
.*rti«*ial <ie< Him and a«*uknr-x, loan of .ir'li, from the southeast indicating either
itig the war against the I 'lilt«-1 ami
jury im the re-u’l ol iryinj t«» rd»*»* off coming tide. Though he did not weigh
a.I •'•»mliiion- «»I wu-tinx mmiiv , aill
j them, he believes that he took mon
State« to the tullest extent.
riiKhh. MIKE B'»rrLF. (alidi .r«-ni..»f! a Iwmbardmeut or naval battle.
lie» fine q iali* tex hv .Naval Cadet B-»vd.
I than 30 tons of salmon at that time.
ilia new dla< «»varit* i<» any altLrtvd reader 1
*hu
hm
»
trmpuiarii
»
io
cu
ir
,r.
i
’
ne
re-
W ashington . April 28.
K ey W est , April 30.—One-
Then I «»I Un* r
writing ioriiiem.
| Besides salmon, there were thousand:
IIU* X w .Nit ntihi I ren!mrnl"ha* rur»*d '
iMirn, il la esperi «l will lake almui a <»f great fat shad nnd tons and tons of
are busy scenes at the war depili
iht»ii ami« ¡»rriiiaiirntiy l»y It.- limrly uxr. hundred insurgents have enlisted
mollili and ai I i «Hi iiiideai Norfolk. 1 i alvvvivpR und porgies.
meat today
Geiicr.il Shafter ha.t ami hr • uii-ider« it a simple professional
in the Spanish army, the reason
1« *ai<J die veatrl hai 11 1 rlicuunkir u
At present the businest is at so low
a long conference with oflicials duty to mi ..ering hamaiiky to donale a .
inai «»I ni* in allibir run*.
assigned is starvation, Reports are • ••y •-»ri anil lie ^panixli, and there ie i an ebb that able-bodied rnen cannot af­
He favors the immediate bombard­
>• iriir«* daily develop- n«*w wi»r.drrx, and I
ment of Htvana, lielievitig that th« • hi« great • lit*mi-t. patirmi) exprrinirn'ing | that food is tiecoining scarce and nothing i • • nr r» pori itisi ilir Spauiah ford to follow it, no most of the work is
i done by old men and boys. The averugc
city can lie taken w ithout am great lor vrara, ha- pr*»du< «*d rt**u i«a- l»eiielirial , thousands more will starve unless gunlMMì» Ligirra rtrru al her
lu humanity, a- «an l»r • Laimrd by an)
liueTt’N, A urli 27 —Tue « mi arr Culmi! | catch of «a Penobscot river weir is two
effort and that the blow should ■ <>• m«HÌ*-rn .rmu-
Hi" a-sritioti lhal lung iclKt reaches them soon.
1 *»r thre«* 15-pound .salmon a week.
»•ia w • aigliled in the lo*cr hartavr lina
be delayed. One Spanish ls>at runs trounlr- and von umpdun arr • uruhlr in i
Though a few shad arc caught i.ow and
any «lliiialr, I- pr«»»rti l»v lirarifrh letter- »»**..................................... «.......... .
inoriiing
*>he
look
up
a
putiuon
10
the blockade and retches harbor, •»I » rani utl**,1 libs I in tin* I. uro pr ho and I
then, and though a dozen or more drop
IMI
lea
earl
ol
Telegrapli
Imi,
wiiri«*
«dia
in nearly every title, the labor of keep­
which produced great excitement \mrrivatt lalx^ra orir« in tbou-»»nds from'
P oktland . Or., April 30.—
th -r « ur«*«l in all par « ot hr world.
remained <luiin< ih« lorenoon
ing night watch, the expens«* of re­
among Spaniards.
M«*div d rx|H»rt* • «mvrdr that brom bial. I
An attempt was made last
Nsw Yoaa, Aprii 30.— Another bom* pairing weirs and I »oats, and mending
P ortland . April 28
The New • lir-< ami lung limi >lr- rad to von-ump j
night in this city to blow up
tion. atmli uuintrrrupird, luraiia sprruy ,
iiardment ui dataniix arili pribibly lui marlin, and the general watchfulness
York Tribune sjiecial -avs that an uinl vrnain death
which are required in order to make the
Wolff X Zwicker’s torpedo
low 11 Ciiiitral Bianco inaliti* am at-
dimply aritelo T. A Sloruiu. M
it»
arrival from Havana reports that
business a success do hut v ieid sufficient
• inr xirrrl. Nra York, giving |"»-l otti« r |
boats.
It is believed that the
1« lupi 10 iej tace thè h.tlleriei* demolì-lieti
insurgents are very short ot pro and « xpre-- addrr- . and tlir irrr niadk'ttlr
returns to warrant the erection of new
in Admiral >amueoii. -»ay«» the Washing weirs.
work was that of some Span­
visions and that there is much a ill l«r prumpliv -rut. Ml vrrrs should
■
• mi correspondent of ihe lleiaid
Olii
The l»est customer for the Penob­
suffering. He reports that unless
ish
sympathizer.
A
closer
<»|M>-ition,
• tal diapalrhea troni Admiral sampBN» scot »almon fishermen* is the V'nited
relief is sent soon the insurgents
guard will be the result of
received al the navy dep «rliurnl teli States fish hatchery at Orland, which
thi' deviltry.
l»ri» dy ol Ihe bjinhartlmeiU. The only buys 1,000 to 1,500 salmon a year, pay­
eipiana'ioii he makes lor the attack 011 ing a few • ents above market price for
live fish. These salmon are kept In
lise Mal ina* formicai luna la that he
tanks until November, when they are
P ortland , April 30.—Governor
d tatui e reti lhal the Spaniard* aere stripped of their eggs and milt, marked
Lord today made the following v'et-liog lieavi guna there and he deemed
with a number and dated tag, and
appointments for officers of Oregon it tipedwiit Io demolish ihem. lie addi turned loone into the ara. Many fishes !
When Richmond hl I fallen and the gr»'«! ws« wrought by Pr. Williams* l*iuk Fills f r
•ummantier» La>l mri l*uraih the liKtonc I’ak People.
** I waa a great aaflerer from sciatic rl • u*
apple tree at Api’omattoi, the Nkl Print
eyGaula Voluntrrr», pn utaturrly agr>l, t lad maiibiu alm*«t tr«»m the lime of my •!*»-• h *• e
front ihr arm). Al itinra I ua» i»ent .1*
I
in latter» and rag», broken in Ixxly but of double, and £•»< aroitn unit only the gunl -I
daunt»pint, awuirg into hue fur lha ln»t dilticuif x
\« h ' g »•a iuttl to give uh * | h r*
•’ grand review " and then qub tly marched maiirtil rrlirt uui.i linee year» nwo , wiu-n n»y
away to begin life'» tray anew
Rebel »hot atlmiiun uà» ••allevi t«» tome •»( thr won L rful
* I r
•nd »bril, Ihr dread nnasma uf (he southern cures • co i «si I.y l»r Wiiiiam»' Fink I
Fair lVople. ami I nimir up mv mil
I * y
ewamp, aieepiea» i.ight*» ami weariaumr days them. I had hot i .ru nmre Ilian a half •
had depleted their ranks until only a hand I»»* when I i-.otir«*«l an improv «me nt in r v
fid remained
Among the numl»ar Asa R«>h cuadition. I t«u»k three I- tr« «-Í thr pi»'«,
laaou came b»rk to the old home in Mt. and al the end ot that Unir was in better e«
Bier ling, Illa., that he had left at the call to dtlh-ti than at any time liner th»- cI'* m - ot t
arm» four years pre t mu» He went away in army service. Sun r then 1 liave nrvr» I h »
hr WI
Ihe drat flush of vigorous manhood , hr came i-oiiier«d m 'h rh« mallum
I'iuk Fill" b r Fair iVopIr is lite only retín f
ba> k a ghost of the self that answered to ’tut ever did i ie any ■ -««I, ami tu ihrui I t>«e
Freai-f rut Lincoln « call for**
more ”
u.y n »turai»on (•»l»«aith.
With bi» return tn the old h-nn»«i. • '
A sa S Poni\M’X.*•
there ran« to him Ihe knowledge that »ar
S.d.» l*d tod «wont t«» >«t.t« me tbit
With him waa nnlv bee m . that he n 1 < tin l.’ih dav «»I Jul « \ P . IW7.
flght the battle «ith tli«« aw tn 1 i r « I uf 1 •
J- UN G. («INI i K. JoMter <»r Mr /• ire.
day« that the g’are of a «•-other»» »nn and
blrdiral evidrnc« « a*hird in the follow­
the galling Are of a southern ‘
iery were ing physician ■ certificate :
as nothing r«»inpared to the < - - »u t < f •
I ut« is r. • rtify thaï I harr thi« «lay • 1«
enemy ths« fought under «over aud lt«r. amin«-«l A mi R«*bin<Htn and tuoi him enjoying
warded all the rule» of civilired warfare a healthy ph y »hal rowiitiott and trve flout
Rriatlr rheumatiRtn fastened ft« fanes n|- » rheumatp
him, incapacitatiuw him « r «•« al
h say M (\»n Fv, ) M M P.
pandering him, mu< h of the ume, p >
»11»
Hui«cu*rihed ami «* »r«i to imìotw mt ti.ia
•a helpiraa a« nn tufant
I he v
)■ ...
huh d »y of July, |.*”T.
be but hia anfferitiga, with tnrrr»»sii a.>
le F V asi *
were inrrea»«d rather tha di- mi*
lie
(tatery Jutigr,
. •
•pent a small fortune lor dorfor • h « uei» >
All the elementa n«-»-vMarv tc IV« nrw K»p
prating for even Msporan relief, but ft !*.J ami rn-l ur«e tn the hbn«> ami rv r« «hattrtT»l
not come
arrv«* ar** roata'iie*! in a •*nmi p*i f.'tw. in
Today he ia an alert, active man of
l>r
Bilama* l*ink Pili» for
ak
le.
flve year»
III« rheu’natic pains have le They are an uafaihnu »trcifi
•r Midi di«.
parted, and while there are fra ** <>t I. « rsu-R •• lornaitaor atelia pe» I raraGatt,
year» «»feuffenng in hi- f««r Le ua ke w»*
M. Viiu»* dam-r, sciai ra. me»
>• rhrt *na
• rtrsi < ■( a
the soldierly bear.ng and apriniry step of a tiam, m*r••'«»• hrmlachv. thr ef
grippe, ral |>u »»*•»• of ihr hr an ale an»* «ab
healthy youag man
Tn the [tomMTiit
»efw.rler he talked
freely about hi« caar
Mr K .. - t* « «•
of mm-h more than average education ami
I.«
intelligence Where he la Inown in I m*
«
County hie word is •« a»***«p<a le a» the l . nd
« «
ef the average man and there is ao qtie-art.-n
bat lhal in bt» cane an almost tuiraculuu» cura j Williams Med«, me to., b hr».ertB.y S
«•tld m i ai. ihviilrmai i«upp
«i.iglil )»•* *np|M»»t*d If »* m iheir t
* «*rlr ami U
1 Ui*bljr
F K ON ï NG MADE
lütllt- arr hll'Mlrgll
W a*m>*ir*''*
— M*«-r iary
rx. Aprd
.-r
ie«*rirrd a di*pafrh irotn Ad
L«»og tuda* i«.
it, rHa'IVr tu »hr »tir liug
imr«! SamÿMu«
i i n> - ill«*« j
oi Alatai'l «a bat irrire, tm
in |i r re
no n'"rmxti >n ahatrtrr
nlay.
|orlrd alla« k up«ui Car«i«-H4N e
at I be <le
itupri
eeimi
pmaila
The L_,
i-aMineiit. aii.ofi ih*M»r • bn srr id »1 tak
•*«< mi«» • ht* tr«*rrta ol ttie I'll*1 W '«
l«uaoi, 'lia* Hir moit-mr» t- • I 'it» i a
a pr->h air ni a ritd rgi«- « h <*»»*•
Tornisti
hi rliar/f» of «x|»»*ri»*ii(v<l cwl
and |x»rter»
'
Mond-i y *•, r a/
‘‘ „ K*"**'
.nin.ua
Wllhl,ie
Sali Lak«, .Mifbuuii Faci fie »
& Alimi Ry».
Tiiesiil-i
\ S
< la!o
r11 U1 ÄI1 "« ,| h u,.
»
I
ULbUUJ
•'liHiigH via «Sali Lakeandùi
I h I aik I A Pacific *Cy.
Wednesdays
is without ch«"gf*, via. fa*t
Burlington Ruiite.
Tu Kanw
Louis wKèd]
via. Sah Like and dir-oun^i
Thursdays
•lav •Gipowr armn¿»il « ‘
and I h*nvt»r,
A ride 'hiongh the F mwb
SiPllerV.
For ratei and all in orinatiBf
JK i’ N icb <. *
)E i’» Pirn.H
271 ' HblilllgiOH M.
*. K. H oofkr , « * I* A r A *
I •>. l’< KU iM
or
An»
(D idi
Aat. «S. I* Cn ,
tirante« l’a»*. Orni*
EAST and S
K'
I I < i S> t. r i
• •
0 ithcru Pacific wE:
«•««
» lMill" l.rMl’el'^^.
x»Glh.
r. u
-■*•5 4. M
7:4ft v n .
_ . k,
P d ind
!"
Giant* Pt* L’ j
tr. San Fran’ceJ^-l
Above trains stop at all«t*t>*’
'«»rdand and
alviii, lun*’.j
rffrr-i n, Mhanv, (
'br.i»is, II lHey. Harn-bunpJJJ
» u/enr, I »rain Oakland- •»»*
rum Roseburg, io A-biio<i®t*r^
Oil
MIE
ir
r
K I Ft
rut: -
VI A
\ I « in
• ,e:Mai
*.;»>*. u
-' r. *
r m
i.v. R
t.a, V
«£ K<
AH <
NlNt.
-
. J M
S-eff”*4’
I
nr.'litl'*
Uf her partivii a^- inqu-.*’*
■Fanta Fa"«.
lì X JOYS
Both tbo method and result
.....
ta when
*
■ • i
■ ■
1
ami r. f-.'- 'ui- !•’*'. ■ ta-:. . •?! act-
gently y et promptly or. the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowel*, cleanse* the ava-
tern eflwti itally. di*|>els colds. hva«l
tches and fever* and cures habitual
-on. • ■<•«•! ■
Syrup of Fig* is th«
only remedy ol f it» kind ever pro-
diited, plesaingto
■ •- the ta«te and ac-
rentable to tin- at»nia«di . prompt in
it< action and truly hern
eftcial in it*
effect*, prepansl only fr<
>nt the nio»l
healthy and agreeable eul
bstaiiee*. its
many exi-ell«
ri-ninieiiò it
to all and I
it the ni<>*t
«■optilar re'in
Svrup o'
■a’e in
Imttlo«
Any
not hav
it pro*
e« to try
*» 's-pt anv
ibMitnte
CAUFORMU FIG SfRUP CO.
u» nu«c«x c«c
Utaataaz <r
ara raa« a »
bide Oniitio#
«•Aff«
• «
IfT
P-»ni«;| «
’ ’ >-.* < IP
•rid <’orv«i
rm ral A ■* •
* ••»III IF-
F«* .tland
M tl'.mfii
:»ir«ri c nnectioii a Min rm
idmtal xnd Hrirr. al m 4
, » ne- h.r tAPAÜ
ani hip
'•io • ‘ la e • o<i app f. ati*»n
‘. - « i..
«ir- a t I .i 4r
!•• Mr
K a
iP 'N.
ir l»e
l o
l-l'L’’ and
I T H
uni in
m * i ■ n»ni
C H M*Kk
K’»KIILKR.
Ma > tjrr.
O. P
Ci
St