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A u I u tr r r « tlu g C o lle c tio n o f fir m a I i
m b
F rancisco, Portlan«!, The l»alles and la n o u a
p o in ts iu O regon and W ashington.
itlo r n e r it-L a i. Notary Public, Real Estite
tod Collection Agent
The Dalles National Bank!
I h r T w o l i m i t . p l i c r r . I’ r r . m t o l
Io » C o iii l n o .r i l l ' o l i o .
ÎOUNTRÏ
D etails have been received in Cape
Town of a decisive victory won by 790
British troops composing < 'olouel Plum-
m er’s column, over a native force esti­
mated at from 5,000 to 7,000. The E s c a p e o t a W o m a n J o u r a a '.«
latter fought desperately and bravely,
is t T r o n i C u b a .
charging w ithin a few yards of the
British rapid firing gun». About 500
Matabele warriors were slain «luring
the engagem ent, which lasted several “STOY. AW A V ’ ON A STEALS::.!
hours. About thirty of the British
s«ddiers and six officers were killed and
60 wounded.
W a s b u rro u m in t
by
b p s n ln r 'a
uu«l
A W if e M u r tlr r e r I lH iig r it.
Charles Thiede was hanged in the
yard of the county jail, at Salt l^ake.
The execution was witnessed by a large
uuinber of people. It is the second
hanging in the history of Utah.
Thiede, who was a saloon keej>er, was
convicted of murdering his w ife on the
night of April 80th, 1894, by uealrv
severing her head from her body with
a knife. He asserted his innocence to
the last.
S .lu tlr tl
I lin n
M a le
by
l> » u iii» K
A ttir e .
NEW
NAME
b . C. IKELANI» A HO.NH,
NO. 12.
MOliO. SHERMAN COl NTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST II.
C A R D #.
W H MOORS
B. HOSFORD
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Muro, n tx -ru a n c o u n ty , Or
ORR
IN H IS T O R Y .
■ to r n
MAYOR.
I » r « la r e d b y J u d g » F r l t i h a r d
K m b l» u ly K it t l e d .
I n in
III«- U
Indianapolis, 1ml., Aug. 10.—The
name of the new party is the National
Democratic party. The national con­
vention of the jiirty w ill beheld at In­
dianapolis the tir«-t w «-< k in September
There was unanimity iu the confer­
ence in the selection of the name of the
National Democratic party aud in de­
termining to distinguish the two par­
ties by referring to those supporting the
Chicago platform as the Populist D« mo-
cratic party. There was no difference
of opni< u in the provisional national
committee, at which it was decided to
call aconvi-utiou and nominate another
national ticket. Some of the Eastern
and Southern members epp *«<1 a third
ticket, but when they were told in the
Mobile States party fealty was -< re­
garded that many Democrats would not
vote unless there was a third ticket,
then all objecti« ns from the East and
South were withdrawn, and the deci-
sion to hohi a couvei ltlon wa# unaui-
mous.
T A C O M A 'S
E v id e n c e o t S te a d y G r o w th
a n d E n te r p r is e .
ITEMS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
F r o m A l l t h e C it ie a »■■<! Ti > «
T h r iv in g
lia
M ister h t u tc a
— O r e g o n .
>f tbe
to H ava
Tacoma, Aug. 10. — Edward S. <Jrr
was today declar«*! by Judge Pritchard
to have been duly elected mayor of Ta­
coma, by a majority of fifteen vote#, at
the election held last spring. He w ill
take his seat as mayor as soon as the
judgment in the case is signed, unless
a aup»-rsedeas bond is permitted to be
filed, pending an appeal to the supreme
court.
Judge Pritchard handed down his
decision on the disputed ballots at 4:30
o ’clock this afternoon.
It covers
twenty-five pages of typewritten manu­
script, and d> als exhaustively with the
case.
A. V. Fawcett, who was, after the
official canvass, declared elected by a
majority of two over <Jrr, the previous
mayor, and candidate for re-election,
w ill have to step down and out.
The contest case has been on trial
two weeks. It was at its commence­
ment that it was discovered that the
vote of four precincts, that gave ma­
jorities for Orr, had been stolen from
the city vaults. The court, however,
went ahead with the count of the other
ballots, taking the figures of the m iss­
ing ballots from the returns.
The undisputed ballot« gave Orr
2,620 and Fawcett 2,590 votes, includ­
ing the four stolen precincts, the official
returns of which were counted. Four
disputed votes which were counted for
Orr, gave him a total ot 2,624, and
nineteen disputed votes, counted for
Fawcett, gave him a total of 2,609, a
majority for Orr of fifteen votes.
Eight carloads of wool from Heppner
New York, Aug. 10. — Miss Cecilia
In a severe thunderstorm netr O na
were re«^;ived in one day at a Dalles
Charles,
who
saya
she
went
to
Cuba
ha. Neb., three pt?«ple w«re kill« 11.
warehouse.
several months ago lor the purpose of
lightning.
The graders are at work on Tansy
obtaining
material
for
a
b«jok,
was
a
O
r
D
a
l
l
e
«
C
it
y
.
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
A dispatch from Neath, announce?
Abstracta and Plats furnished
point on the line between Elavel and
passenger
by
the
Ward
line
sta
atnship
that forty miners were entombed n
to order
Warrenton, leveling off the tpaee on
City of W ashington, which arrive«!
the Bnncoch pit by an explosion.
President.......................... .Z. F. MOODY
which w ill #<x.>u be built the car sheds
from
Havana
Wednesday,
and
whose
•I c C ot B u i l d i n g . M a la S » ., M o r o . D r a g o n C ashier............................ M. A'. MOODY
Miss l«la Fuller, a New York actress,
of the Astoria road.
passengers were sent to Hoffman island
w hile in bathing at Manhattan beach,
An etf< rt is being made to place Pen-
for luvt-stigatiou.
was grasped by an octopus and uearlj
Q R . I. M. SMITH
General Banking Business
Miss Charles says that after travel­
dl« ton and La Grande on the regular
drowned.
Will T ravam ihe ».lobs.
ing through the island a newspaper
Transacted
bicycle track raoe circuit. A move­
Governor A ltgeld has issued a m ani­
Miss Clara 4 ’arish. the seventh and corresi« udent warned her that her lib­
ment to that end la now under way,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
festo declaring that eight bouts shall youngest W. C. T. U. round-the-world erty and jHjssibly her life was in dan­
an! already purses are talked of for a
Sight exchange sold on New York, constitute a day’s work on park im ­
missionary, has left P ans, 111., for St. ger. She acted up*«u the warning as WHAT WILL THE • •EQUITY” BE° meet at La Grande.
San Francisco, Portland, Or.
Louis, startiug on her trip arouud the sot u as it was received, and, going to
Collections made on favorable terms provements in Chicago.
One day last week a freight train ran
A a tu r ln <iam l>l lu g H u u « « K r r p r r « ?>b-
Miss Anna Pritchard, a widow from world. She w ill be given a big recep­ her b« tel, made preparations for leav­
O ffice O ver D rug S tore .
at all accessible pointa.
into a band ot cattle that were hemmed
Jrcl to 11 llr<| II• 1 • • F l u r « . ”
San Francisco, l*ft <1.2*0 in green tion there. She w ill lecture at several ing the city.
Astoria, (Jr. . Aug 10.—There is a in between a bluff and fence, near
Before she could do so the houae was
backs done up in a newspaper ou tht p«'iuts in the West, and w ill sail from
Blalock. A ll of the cattle were either
liv e
W a r r e n D . M a r s h a l l Oakland ferrytx»at, and has not been San Francisco for Japan August 26. surrounded !«y Spaniards. F e e rniug
k.lled
by tbe accident or so badly
early
date
over
the
so-called
“
fine»’’
M uro, O regoB
She w ill take ab«jut two years to make theu thon uglily alarmed, uud fiaring
able to find the package since.
maimed that they had to be killed.
CR ASS VALLEY, O RECO N,
exacted
monthly
from
the
keepers
of
every momeut that she would be hur­
Jphn Hazel jumped from an lllinoi* the trip.
John Richie, who lives near Pendle­
D R. A. A. WITHAM
------- DXA1.KK I S ------ -
ried to prison, she decided to evade ar- gambling houses in consideration of
Central passenger train that was ru i-
A m r r l r a u M o n e y 11 la< k l l a t e t l .
immunity from polio« interference. ton, is the father of a two-months’ old
r«'t
by
disguise,
bhe
arrayed
herself
ning forty m iles an hour a n l wa? in
The Montreal cnainber of commerce
For the past two years, each house in boy that was born w ith ten fingers and
stautly killed. He was in oust ly > has puss«*! a reaolutl« u expressing ap­ in boy’s cloth««, tucked her hair under which game« of chance, such as ten toes, besides the thumbs and great
an
old
straw
bat,
»oiled
h«
r
face
and
an officer and was wanted for horse proval of the action of the banks in that
hands, and unobserved stole out by a “ crap»,“ roulette, faro aud the like, toes, all of which are perfectly formed.
stealing in Mi#»vun.
district in charging a discount of 10 tack door and made her way to the are conducted has paid the city month­ The fam ily physician thinks these ex­
maxvfactvkbk or
A detachment of company I. win per cent on all American money. It
OREGON
GRASS VALLEY
ly the sum of |5 0 , but since the open­ tra provisions may be of great value
ROBERT J. A WONDER.
HARNESS. BRIDLES, HOBBLES. ETC were guarding the Brown hoisting also issued a warning to merchants, city. The Ward line steamship City ing here of a large sale n and spirting when the boy is grown up.
of
Waahiugt«
u
was
at
anchor
in
the
works, uear Cleveland, O , flreo u p l farmers and the public generally not to
house, those of the gambler« who have
The farmers of the Grand Roude T h e F a a t e a t F o u r ( o n a e e a t i v e H e a t«
a mob of strikers anil wounded « ue of accept American money upon any con­ hart« r aud making ready to get und« r only sufficient money to make a show­
valley are engaged m putting up hay,
Special
Attention
Given
way.
Miss
Chari«»
hired
a
small
row-
Kter F a r e d o r T r o t t e d .
O fllc a : T e l e p h o n e S h a r m a a
them.
Excitement runs high, auu sideration.
ing in a single hank roll have become but the crop is so heavy that in some
to Orders......................
1« at ami went al< ugside. The gang
Columbus,
O., Aug. 10.— Robert J.
more trouble is feared.
f a t a l K a u s a a C it y F i r e .
way ladder« had been taken in, but a dissatisfied, because of the fact tnat the sections much ot it w ill be left stand­ again demonstrated today that be is
•O. J. EDG1NGTON and
A sale on the courthouse steps « '
Huge stacks dot the valley the greatest pacer ever harnessed to a
One man was killed outright, one rope ladder was trailing over the side, more wealthy of their class run as high ing.
OL1\ E HARTLEY
Elisabethtow n, Ky., was a reminder el
and she succeeded in getting on board. as five or six games and they pav no throughout its length and breadth. L sulky. Frank Agan was the favonte
perhaps
fatally
injure«!
and
five
other»
ante-bellum days. Instead of a negro
bbe "stowed aw ay,” she said, and more for the privilege than do th<jse w ill be but a few days before tbe farm­ in the free-for-all pace, and, relying
slave being transferred to am ihet sustained more or leas serious lujum-s
MTS1CI1IS AND SURÚEÚN3.
did
not make h« r j resenoe known until who conduct a single “ crap" table. It ers w ill turn their attention to the upon hia remarkable performance« at
it was a w hite man sold at auc­ tn a fire which started in S w ift’s pack­
the ship was clear of the harbor. Theu is likely that at the next m inting of the grain harvest.
WAGON R E P A IR SHOP owner,
ing
plant
in
Kansas
C
ity,
Mo.
The
Cleveland, nearly every hersemaa on
tion for vagrancy under an old law x l -
W M C « . . . O r e g o n .
The National bank of Heppner of the track backed him to win
property loa« is nearly f 100,000. Joseph she revealed her identity, paid her pas­ city council step« w ill be taken to have
Previous
dom enforced.
1 b G r * » i V a lle y , O r e g o n ,
the
matter
adjusted
in
an
equitable
which E. R. Bishop is cashier, has to the second heat of the great race,
Hoblowita. a night watchman, was sage, and was given a statens m and a
manner.
The administration of President Pie- suffocated or burned to death.
stewardess fitted her out with female
gone into liquidation. This step was Robert J. had few backers in this town
rola, of Peru, is to be credit«*«! with
• ‘ffice at Wasco Hotel. Special atten-
garb.
tak< n for the reason that the bank can outside of Hamlin and the attache« of
T h e S a lm o n I m t a ir y .
. . qlven diseases of women and child­ E. C. Mihanv.
another triumph in effecting a 1 an o‘
A f a t a l C u n It a g r a t io n .
Astoria. (Jr., Aug. 10. — M J. K in­ do no m re business profitably for the the V illage Farm stables.
When
THE
VEIL
LIFTED
ren.
SO.000,000 franca.
The l«iau, which
P ractical m«<chsnic cap ab le of do!
A disastrous fire occurred in a fac-
present. It has no more money to loan Robert J. took the second heat, how ­
ney,
in
his
annual
trade
circular,
just
work
and
wuu-i
a ll t ln d o f i arpe U r
w ill be guaranteed by a salt tax and t» ry tn Christiana, Norway, and bef re
upon the security «ffered, and w ill pro­ ever, he became a hot favorite. It was
laaued, says:
p a ir in g ha.« e»iabl »£ ‘'I &> a b u t? and
other revenue«, w ill be sul«cnbed part­ it was extinguished, several building? A l l r x r i i f a r l a In t h e K r u a it. t •» e ru i
»j-ecifu lly Kth- X» a i iare of th e put
KIMIM'KMM C A R D S .
The seas«.n just about to close has ceed to t llect outstanding money as evident from the first that Robert J.
t a i . K e la t e t l b y M ra. I u n t i e 11
patronage. Iu ail r a ie i M l is fact
ly in Pana and partly in Lima.
were destroyed. A fallin g w all killed
g u aran teed .
was to be driven to win. and the fact
San Ftanciaop, Aug. 10. — After been one of the most remarkable in the fast as possible.
B ill Doolin, the outlaw who escaped s.x men and thirteen others were seri­
history of the salmon canning industry
A whale was driven ashore at Ban­ that Agan was so heavily backed made
many mouths of w aiting and of eva
from the jail in Guthrie. O. T ., four ously hurt, of which three have since
Confronted don the first of last week. Captain it certain the race would be hotly con­
si n. of hurtled fi !'ght
g
frein t wu t« on the Columbia river
weeks ago, was surrounded by deputy died. It is believed that three children
town in California tnd acr«.«a the with a strike Mt the opening of the s?*- Hans K e e d secured it, and prepared to tested. And so it was. It was the
Stajre and Express L ine
marshals at Wewoka. A desperate have perished in the rums.
southern border, Mr M F. TonneiJ s< u. and with but few fiph packed un- utilize the catch. It came on the greatest raoe of the year, the fastest
took place, and during a fusilade
' TlG LA S ALLEN
- Proprietor E I . VEST, l& iager.
has consented to tell the story of her til June 24, it seer led at that tim e that beach just above the lookout It is four consecutive heats and the greatest
lora. Oregon fight
A Kexrrenti I’oliott^r.
of shots Doolin escape«!
Deputies
relations with the Rev. C. (J. Browu the output would i f necessity fall far over thirty feet long, and ten and one- fourth heat ever paced or trotted on
Rev.
J.
C.
Hull,
a
preacher,
was
ar­
Gregor and Reynolds were killed.
short of that of any preceding year h«lf feet across the fluke«. It is of the any track being made.
rested in St. Paul at the request of his and Mattle Overman, aud to explain stuoe 1877. The abnormally heavy
In
Chicago,
tw
elve
peraoos
suc­
kind called Greenland, or right whale.
In the first heat, paced in 2 :03 s4 ,
why
she
fied
at
the
very
m
meut
when
L argest and Most Commodious
w ife, charged w ith attem pting to k ill
cumbed to the heat in one day. Two
Agan lowered his record half a second,
her priM D« was needtd to di»pel the ruus of salmon, b >w«T«r. and tbe pro- It w ill bring the captain about |2o0.
her
by
adm
inistering
poison
in
rep
.it-
House in Moro.
or three of these are not expect«“! to
digious efforts of c anners t o n e ver the
It is reported that the hay crop in acd broke the track record. The second
ed sm all dose«. H ull is prominent in shadows of scandal, or to omdemu 1 »se# sustained during the strike have
recover. It wax the hottest day of (he
W e l l K e p t , G o o d M e a la , G u u d lie d a.
the pastor who was seriously accused.
Clatsop county w ill this season be a and third beats, in 2:04'-v , where con­
bL Paul church circles.
year, the signal seivice thermometer
Mrs. Tunnell is the la»l witnee» to resulted in a pack aggregating 75 per v«ry short one. In the month of June sidered phenomenal, but the crowd was
ive Moro Hotel at 8 a. m. Monday, I
registe'tng ninety-f ur in the after­
apeak,
and as far as fact« are c«n- cent of that for 1“'.«5. Throughout the there was no rain whatever, an un- not prepared for the great surprise
H
e
ld
t
p
b
y
K
u
b
b
e
r
a
.
«w ednesdav acd Friday.
W ants of customers carefully attended
Thermometers on the street.»
’ eave Um atilla Hou-e. The Dalles, at to. Patronage of the public is respect­ noon.
James A. Campbell, a IL nolulu eerned, the t«»tim<uy she give» clows year salmon have been unusually large, pre«?edented fact in the history of that when the fastest fourth heat ever paced
and in color, firmness of fie»h and county in a number of years. The or trotted, was made, the tim e being
regiatered four and five degrees m re m illionaire, who disappeared from San tbe g n a t cate.
Tuesday,Thursday and Natorday. fully solicited by the management.
•are for the round trip, $2-50: oneway
quantity of oil exo-lled th- se caught at grass was burned before it ripened, • ;O* *•
than that in the tower.
______ __________
Sbe
explains
the
important
po.nts
Francisco, returned w ith a bullet bole
Freight, 4ft cents a 100, small
A bloody affray occurred among a thr >ugh bis hat and an exciting tale uj* u which the clerical judg« s f Dr. corresponding p«ri ds in any f rmer and it is probable that not enough hay
K O L O N G E R C IT IZ E N S .
pav.^gee, 15 and 25 cents. Orders for
crowd of school hoys at Buchville. abvut an adventure w ith robbers Brown were in doubt, bhe removes seas«-B. A noteworthy feature of the has been prjdu'.’ .- J for home c:nsump-
freight or expr»-#s packages promptly
year's
business
was
the
large
propor-
Ark.
R
olert
Chew
and
Beureg.«rd
the
elements
of
uncertainty
that
made
tton.
Campbell saya that w hile he was drink­
fully attended to at reasonable
A d u i is a lo o o f S t f r o « « t o C r e e k N a t io n
Poole became involved m a fight ing in a private room in a saloon he the ecclesiastical court hesitate befvn* tt n of chinook salmon, the pack of
Apply to C. II. W illiams, Moro.
The first car cf fruit which left The
D e c la r e d I o r o D « tltu tio n a l.
th
u
variety
reprtsenticg
a
much
larg
r
Fnenda of the belligerents join? d in was confronted by two masked m en.who pronouncing a final judgment of con­
Fourth and Federal Sts.
Dalles last week billed for Chicago,
Perry, O. T., Aug. 10.—Tbe final
percentage
than
usual
of
the
entire
vut-
demnation.
bhe
fied
fr
m
San
Fran-
the fray. Pocket knives were used demanded m ney. The m illionaire r- •
consisted entirely of peach plums. ieroee has been promulgated from
THE DALLES, OR.
J. V. O ’ LEARY
Several boys were dagerously wounded fu*?d the demand, and in the fig t citoo. she «aid. to shield Dr. Brown I -I
There were 80o txxes.
This, it is < 'kmulgee, capital of the Creek nation,
Poole was stabbed in the breast several that followed a bullet went throng i from the consequence«. o f his ow n gu ilt
llu a to i.'? I i » . h l » n t . “ h o r k e . l .
said, is the finest carload of peach as it had been handed down by Judge
and d it i of his w unda
his bafi Campbell says he was robbed She «ays she knew of the love between
Boston, Aug. 10.—Tbe nude bronze plums that ever went out of The Adams, chief justice of the «upreme
Ward, Kerns & Robertson times
The Chicago stock exchange w ill re­ and kept a prisoner fur two days. Mattie ( iverman and the pastor, and statue of a bacchante or pne-tess of Dalles. This is because of the pack­ court of the nation, in the citizenship
Proprietor»
main closed until the Moore Hr«*.* When released he was given a Dickie would have teve-aled her kn- wledge if Bacchus, the work of Fre-.lerick M e - ing. There was n t an overripe plum case. It strikes from the rolls of c iti­
she had been summoned to the w ltucr? Monte«, the famous sculpt r. destined in the lot. and nearly all were picked
failure has been settled. The action of for his cat fare.
zenship of the nation the names of over
stand.
ae a g ift to tbe Boston public library at just the right time, a trifle green. 1.700 negroes.
U n tlr d g r . O regon
Out of town teams and buggies care­ the governing committee in ringing the
A K a r a W a r T h r » « l* n » d .
bbe
says
that
I>r.
Brvwn
paid
her
fully and properly attended to. special doors it said by some financiers to have
by the architect Charles F McKim,
The decision held that the action of
A war between whites and negroes is expenses w hile the was away, an!
attention given to feed.
averted a panic. “ There ia no telling
M * « h in g t« > n .
arrived in New York last week from
R. C. W allis , Deputy, Rufus, Or.
the emancipation act by the Unit?*!
imminent in Polk ooonty. Ark , on the when she returned, tried to induce her
where it would have ended.” said a
Paris, and is now stored m the offices
Two new warehouses are to be built States, in adm itting the negroes to
line of construction of the Texarkana to go to Central America. She tells
E. O ld », Deputy, Gras? Valley, Or.
member of the stock exchange. “ It
of McKim. Mead«- A White. No soon­ in Garfield.
tribal relations, wa6 unconstitutional,
A Fort Smith railroad. It seems that when and where ahe received the
m ight have resulted in the ruination
er did this work of art reach tbe
It is estimated that the state’s hop and, therefore, at this time invalid.
x > ry S chadbwitz , Deputy, Kent, Or.
the hardy old mountaineer» of that sec­ fam-us letters from Mattie OvennaD.
of a doxen busineas bouses and banks.”
American ah re than a w ail of puri­ yield this year w ill be about 12.ÚVI Since the passage of the act these ne­
tion have not allowed any negne« to and for the first tim e explains bow they
tanical modesty went up in “ Bean- bales.
A special from Madrid saya a great stop in that section for several years.
groes have drawn in annuities <1,000,-
passed from her posseosicn into the tow n". and Miss Bluestocking covered
Manufacturers of and
fire rages at Rueda de Medina, a town The contractor* building the road have
Supremtendeni Stevens ha# appor­ 000 from the Creek government, and
keeping
of
a
man
w
ho
allowed
them
to
Dealers in
her eyes and declared that she would
of about 4.000 inhabitants, twenty-five employed oolored labor. Trouble is
Horseshoeing
tioned I3.S84.57 to the school districts have improved their farms, and have
not accept an immodest gift.
m iles southwest of Valadoltd. Hun­ feared and tbe contractor» have hired be published.
educated their children at the nation's
of Pacific county.
bhe traces in detail the career of
The figuie is about life size, aud
expense for twenty years. From the
5cksmithing.
Harness, Saddles, Bridles dreds of buildings are said to have been guards to protect the negroes.
Mattie Overman and she came to kn«w represents a girl laughing as she trips
The assessed valuation of personal
destroyed. The inhabitants are report­
it through the confidence# of her young along, at a baby, who sits in tbe fold property in Chehalis county is tyS.OOL decision of the court there ia no appeaL
F l o o d s la M r a r a g u a .
ed as being in a state of panic.
The interior department has held to
-airing.
taiaas. hits sisci mb
Rains have caused the rivers Rama friend. The recital lifts the veil fn ui of her lett arm and reach«*# down to­ leas this year than last.
the same opinion in a sim ilar case.
The syndicate of foreign bankers
All m y
the hi me of the unfrocked pastor, aL«t ward a bunch «>f gTap«‘S which she is
The flagship Philadelphia am ved in
which came into existence to check the and Suqna. in Nicaragua to rise rapid­ i-hows hew he struggled
Work Speaks
save hi* dangling above the child. It was first Port Angele# last week from Portland. The Dawes com m ission.which has been
ly,
and
tbe
panic
stricken
inhabitants
appealed to by the deposed negro??«,
drain on the United States treasury
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
pulpit and his good name.
For Itself
exhibited in Paris, and was so much The Monterey aud Bennington came a claim s it ha* no right to interfere with
reserve exerted by Europe baa been sig ­ of El Rama have taken to the high
admired that ihe French g< v- rument. few days later.
the decision of the Indian court.
O u t lo o k I t r lg lit fo r ! > » « h C r o p
nally successful in its efforts in that ground and on board stearners. Nearly
unable to purchase* the original, or­
all
buildings
in
the
latter
place
were
The pr«*pect of ev«*r catching th«
Opposite
Moody’s
Warehouse,
ART
ARISWORTHY.
Mil
direction, but the withdraw ls of gold
New York. Aug 10 — Although th«
B O O K S IN A M U D D L E .
destroyed. Plantations near the town annual w ail of the American peach dered a replica to be made f« r the g a l­ burglars who stole the bakdt-boxe»
- - - OREGON for shipment to Canada continues.
were ruined and the damage is esti­ growers went up early in the seas'tn leries of the Luxi-mburg.
l o r o , S h e r m a n C o u n t y , O r e g o n THE DALLES -
from
a
vault
in
the
Tacoma
city
hall
is
James Fulton Shepard, a one-legged
mated at |1,000.000.
said to be growing less every day.
Expert Kep«>rt o f E i - T r t M u r r r Min-
t h » k i u l O u jV .I t o B r T i g h t .
about alleged short crop# in some pro
boy of Alameda. Cal., saved a 12 year-
to*« A r c o u u l» .
The
Indian
war
veterans
held
an
ad­
lific
peach-producing
section#,
the
pres
New York, Aug 10 — Alice Evans,
old lad named Durant from drowning
t ’ u r a u lt la A b a n d o n e d .
Salem.
Or.,
Aug. 10.—The report of
journed meeting at W illapa, recently.
in the tidal canal.
Shepard rescued
Pursuit of the bandits who held up ent outlook is for abundant reoeipt«- of Los Angeles, who style# herself the
the
expert
committee,
appointed to as­
The
name
adopted
is
"The
Indian
War
from
most
of
the
old
aud
some
of
the
California
songbird,
rushed
into
Police
Dnrant as he was sinking for the last the W ilhoit stage has been abandoned,
certain
the
ex-treasurer's
standing
Veterans
of
the
Northwest
Coast.
’’
time. The boy had swallowed a quan­ as their trail was lost in tbe mountains new sources of supply for this mark» t Justice Wood’s office, in Jersey City,
The Leading Dealer in Sherman County
w ith the county, which was given out
shipm
ents
from
Georgia
are
eude«l
f«>r
with
Rex
Forster,
the
w
ild
3owbe»y
There
are
thirty
acres
of
growing
tity
of
water,
and
it
required
an
hour’s
ln First-claae “ U p-to-D ate’’ .....................
about fifteen m iles from where the
by the oounty court today, corroborated
hard work to bring him to.
crime was committed, making it w ell the s«as«''U, but the product of Mary pianist, in tow. They are man aud flax in Whatcom county and ten in the information before published and
laud,
Delaware
and
California
is
Com­
wife.
“
Judge,*
said
the
songbird,
Skagit
oounty.
It
1*
worked
up
Another rebellion ia reported from nigh impossible to further traje them.
ing iu freely.
excitedly, “ I want to be married over as soon as the scutch machinery at New showed that besides the <1,577 held
China. Two powerful bandit societies
Tbe
Matyland
and
Delaware
fiu
it
M r a r a ( u t 'I ti»l <«lae I p«
again to my husband.
We were mar­ Whatcom is made ready to receive it. back in the First National bank, there
are in revolt.
Several villages have
was <741.45 w holly unaccounted for.
first
received
was
small
aud
unsatisfac-
ried
out
West
several
years
ago, and
A
government
organ
declares
that
if
The treasurer of Lewis county has The experts further said the aooounts
been captured.
Helpless inhabitants
.WASCO, OREGON.
Of Ever Kind la My Line of Goods.
t«
ry,
but
good
peaches
aie
now
coming
our
marriage
certificate
was
destroyed
received a remittance of over ♦J.OOO were so badly confused and the m eth­
have been foully murdered and their Nicaragua refuses to relinquish Islas
homes destroyed.
Foreign missions Mangia, which she seized contrary to iu. They are being #old at w h o k u le in a fire in Buffalo. I feel that I for the county school fund from the ods so poorly adapted to the require­
Have now on hand a large stock of Harnees and Saddles, Collars, Bridles, have been attacked, and two French the wishes of the inhabitant«, the Co­ for from 35c to 90c a basket, according ought to have the knot tied over state treasurer. Chehalis district oome« ments that the office took» would have
Whip«, Robes, Broshes, Curry Combe, Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anything priests narrowly escaped with their lombian govenrment w ill regard the to quality and oonditi« u, some extra again .” Police Justice W«x>d did a# in for <1,100 and Centralia for 1 1,400. to be rewritten for the period of the
choice lots commanding ««'UK'what requested, and the songbird an i the
refusal as a canus belli.
in my line will save money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
lives.
Tbe treas­
The war of pnces that has been car­ treasurer's incumbency.
higher pricta. California peaches of cowboy went away sm iling.
Governor McIntyre, of Colorado, has
ried on for a year by the bakers in urer's receipts for the special ach«x>l
K oy M u rd erer S u r r e n d e r s.
small sizes ate quoted from |I .3 0 to
It i l h f t l l o l i r ’« tt r »1 (II Ml Io n .
received a letter purporting to be from
Spokane ended last week. The bakers fund and taxes, amounting to <79,817,
Amos Decker, the boy who murdered |I lift a box, and large ones |1 80 t«1
W illiam Smeiduth, for the murder of a playmate near Findlay. O., has given
Berlin. Aug. 10 — Neusten Nachrieh- came to an unoerstauding aud a slight were not entered on the book of re­
| 2 . 10 a box.
whom Columbus B. Sykes is serving a him self up to the authorities. He suc­
ten announces that P nuce Hohenlolie, advance has been made in the pnce of ceipts and disbursements, nor was the
M i l l T h ia M o t a B u * a la ?
life sentence.
What were supposed to cessfully eluded capture for several
the imperial chanoellor, has resigned bread.
payment thereon.amounting to <82,114,
Athens, Aug 1 0 — It is rumored that and left Berlin for Kasst 1. It is added
be Sm eiduth’s remains were found on day« by hiding in acorn field, but hun­
entered.
The entire amount handled
M
«>#t
of
the
logging
camps
in
the
Charles Slade—SLADE & COOLEY, PR0PR1ET0RS-J. O. Cooley.
the Mussulmans have invaded Herak- that further chang« # are impending iu
hia ranch, near Dallas, Colo., March
by
Minto
was
<349,373.
Gray's harbor country are shut down,
ger drove him out.
lion and c«»iuniitted frightful excess»s. the ministry of finance.
13. 1894. The chief of police of San
and
it
is
reported
that
there
has
not
A N e w O r le a n s B a n k 8 u « p eu < l« .
Many are rt parted killed and wounded.
Francisco has been requested to find the
T h e B o ile r B x p lo d e d .
A Boston dealer says that there is been a time in ten yeats when ao little
New Orleans, Aug. 10.—The Ameri­
man claim ing to be Smeiduth, who
A traction engine boiler exploded on The Mussulmans forced the Russian
and severely maltreated more stee l u#ed in the manufacture «if loggiug has been done. The burning can National bank failed to open today.
writes that be is staying at the What a farm near Anderson, Iud., and one nrnaulate
of the Northwestern Lumber Com­
The directors have decided to g«i into
Cheer house on Sacramento street, San man was instantly killed aud several Vice-Ce nsul Barrows. The troops ar« pens than in all the sw ord aud gun fac­
pany's plant ha# much to do with it.
tories
of
the
world.
powerless
to
check
the
disorder.
liquidation.
Francisco.
others seriously injured.
The county road between Sveusou
W’hile an attorney was looking ovei
V m I u i ’ m K«*tter F a r t .
T h e H « in te r M lu e a t M u lla n S h u t l i o n » . aud Knappa has been opened and here­
K ille d b y L ig h tn in g .
M o iir y fo r Cubik.
the papers of the late Eugene Wilhelm
Christiana, Norway, Aug. 10 — A
after there w ill be considerable travel
Mullan,
Idaho,
Aug.
10.—
The
Hun­
Chicago.
Aug. 10.— During a heavy
Located within 100 feet of the dep't. New building, new furniture, and at his home near Nebraska City, Neb ,
It is reported iu Philadelphia that paper here publishes a dispatch received
rytbing first-class. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept. Table supplied an express order was found for <1,500, the Cuban junta in tb« United States from Spitsbergen, saying Professor ter mine ha# closed its m ill for an in ­ between the two communities. This thunder and rain storm this evening
the best the market afford«.
. .
. . which bad been issued iu 1853 at thia week raised a fund amounting to Andre deelaies that uul«#s the wind definite period. Work in the mine was also comuvts Cathlamet with a through Walter Scott, 27 years old of the firm
road to Astoria.
Proprietors of Hotel will m eet all trains. Special attention to commercial Placerville, Cal., sent by W’llhelin to
of Bauer & Scott, stone dealers, was
♦376,000. Part of this money has be« n soon changes be w ill pack away hi? practically suspended yesterday. The
Sixteen farms in the vicinity of Pen­ instantly killed by lightning on Calu­
eelrs. Stages leave for Goldendale and Moro every morning.
recent
slump
in
lead,
couple«!
witti
the
his w ife, Martha W ilhelm , and payable changed into gold, and is on shipboard balloon and postpone hi# attempt to
dleton, some iu Oreg«m aud some in met avenue. W hile the thermometer
to her order.
Why the order was bound for Cuba, where it w ill be placed cross the Arctic regions until 1897, as low price of silver, made it inadvisable
Washington, have been harvested, aud did not register as high a# during the
to
put
the
ore
on
the
market
at
the
never cashed, Mrs. W ilhelm , who is an in tbe hand« of the officer» command­ there is no m idnight sun after August
the returns show the average to have previous two days, the effects of the
present
time.
This
is
the
mine
whose
old woman, is uuable to explain. The ing the insurgent army.
The balance 11.
bushels of wheat and 60 great heat were more deadly. During
flume wa# recently blown up w ith been 81
head of the company in New York has has been retained by tbe heads of the
bushels of barley to the acre, with the the day there were four fatal cases of
Women
medical
students
w
ill,
iu
all
dynamite.
Two
weeks
ago
two
rifle
been notified that the order has been junta in Philadelphia, who w ill use it
quality fair. The heaviest yield so far sunstroke and nearly a score or more of
placed in the bunk at Nebraska City in a way that w ill best serve the Cuban probability, be admitted to the univers­ balls were fired through the boarding­
reported is 60 bushels.
serious prvutrations.
house.
ity
of
Budapest
during
the
next
term
for collection.
cause.
Marcus has entered the campaigu in
F i r e a t N ia g a r a F a l l« .
F
e
l
l
F
r
o
m
a
T
a
n
tle
im
.
o f C o n d o l r n r e C o iiiiiiu M le a tr r i
An electrical storm visited Winona,
earnest for the oounty seat of Stevens
F i s h i n g o n t h e B o r d e r L in e .
Niagara Falls, Aug. 10.—The Park
Salem, Or., Aug. 10. — Dr. Smith county. A petition is in circulation
Minn. It was one of the severest ex­
Berlin, Aug. 10.—The United States
A Vancouver, B. C .. dispatch saya: embassy has commuiiicat« d to the Ger­ and llazil Wagner were, this evening, requesting the commissioners to submit theater, Tugby's museum and other
perienced there this season, and was
Advice« from 8tevens«>u state that man foreign office a message of comlol- thrown from a tandem, reoeiviug pain­ the prop«»sition to the voters at the gen­ buildings were destroyed by tire short«
accompanied by m heavy fall of raiu
-First Street.
In the vicinity of Bethany, considera­ salmon are running much better, the ance in the name of the president and ful iu juries. The forward fork# ot the eral election in November, and already ly after 1 o'clock this morning. The
-MORO, OR.
Main Street-
ble damage was done to grain by hail. average per boat now being seventy people of the United States, at the lo#s machine broke and each fell, his head over 800 signatures have been obtained. International hotel wa# on tire several
times aud the guests fled to the streets.
Telephone connections have been de­ fish. It is thougt that the big run is of the German cruiser ltlis, wrecked striking on the hard street. They were The law requires 700 name#.
Considerable ill off the Shang Tung promontory, on picked up bleeding and unconscious,
Hop contract# were reooriled in Y aki­ The loss w ill reach <250,000.
Good Feed In Abundance, Stock C arefully Cared for, Rig's to Let. stroyed by the storm. Home damage now commencing.
was done to telephone and other wires feeling exists between the fishermen July 23, with the loss of the entire with ugly bruises on their faces.
ma county last week for 82,000 pounds
Bethlehem, Pa., Aug. 10.— The
A L arge Stock Corral In Connection With the Stables.
by lightning, and several buildings aud the United States authorities who crew but ten men.
of hops aud covering the product ol Betblebem i n » works ha# shipped the
Liquid
air
is
now
an
article
of
com
­
have
placed
a
patrol
boat
at
the
bound­
were also struck, but no serious dam
The contracts were exe­ hahstice plate for the side armor of the
An electrician #ays it is possible for merce. and is exp«H:ted to prove of value three year#
ary line aud are seizing boats and nets
My aim
cuted iu favor of a Cincinnati firm. Russian battle ship Roatitian, to A d­
When you are at the county seat, call around and see me. My
aim is
is to
to keep age resulted.
not
only
for
refrigeration,
but
as
a
him
or
any
man
familiar
with
wires
to
of Canadian fishermen crossing the line.
The pnces were 6 and 6
cents for miral Virchowski, commander of the
the best stock, the best feed and best of everything, and at reasonable rates.
In the new edition of the British During recent fogs several Canadian take double the number of volts that a source of oxygen. Nitrogen is elim i­ the 1896 hops, 7 cents for the pnxiuct
port at SL Petersburg. The plate
B . B . C L A R K , P r o p r ie to r
nated
until
the
pr«xluct
contains
sev­
person
in
mortal
terror
of
the
wysteri-
Pharmacopoeia, the metric system of boats were seized, and tbe fishermen
of 1897, and 8 cents for that of 1898. weighed tweuty-«me tons.
enty per cent oxygen.
jus fluid can possilby survive.
weights uud measures w ill be adopted. consider thia very harsh treatment.
I••• W h ip s & S a d d le ry ...
CARPENTERING
n ‘ LLESAND MORO
CITY HOTEL
CITY * STABLES'
4 Inspector of Sherman Go.
Rupert & l Gabel
*
.
SADDLES, HARNESS ! SUPPLIES
SLADE&COOLEY HOTEL
The Leading Hotel of Grant.
The
Union Stables
ftlxTÄJBOIlT, JR ...... THE RED BARN