Sherman County observer., August 18, 1899, Image 4

GENERAL
N E W S.
w ith a razor hv h e r m o th e r, M rs.
national capital comment .
w ho can get a w a y. T he fa sh io n a b le
C a th e rin e W ise, at G re e n to w n , O h io ,
W a sh in g to n is a c it y of ab ou t 300,000 q u a rte rs are p r a c tic a lly de serted . N ear­
N o rth e a s te rn C o lo ra d o is th e scene of S u n d a y. T h e m urderess th e n w e n t a
by ru r a l am i seaside resorts are reap­
I t is a - c o m m u n ity of
a w ar between th e sheep am i c a ttle ­ m ile am i a h a lf and th re w h e rse lf in to in h a b ita n ts .
in g a la rg e r harvest th a n usual th is
m en .
. a pool of w a te r in an abandoned stone 1 m arke d p e c u lia r itie s . Its street c a r l
year, i t is said. In token of th e ir pros­
M ore th a n $10,000,000 of E n g lis h q u a rry . T he g ir l had been in d is c re e t e tiq u e tte r v q u i'f s m ale passenger» to ] p e rity th e la n d lo rd s m ay he expia ted
get u p a n il g ive th e ir s ta te to ladies
c a p ita l ha - been in v e 't <i in C u b a n to ­ am i i t d ro ve her m o th e r craav.
to p u t an a d d itio n a l s la t in th e ir fieds
The gold d e m o c ra t' w ho were i r - t r u - | w h ite g e n tle m a n to w h ite la die s and and a n o th e r potted o f e x c e ls io r in th e ir
bacco m a rk e t.
black
g
e
n
tle
m
a
n
to
black
ladies.
W
h
ite
Buttresses.
Recent d e ve lo p m e n ts in a v g ive M rs. m e n ta l in p la c in g th e P a lm e r-B u c k n e r
m en never su rre n d e r seats to colored
B o ib rn o f poisoned candy fam e, a new n a tio n a l d e m o c ra tic tic k e t in the Held i
w
om
en,
and
i
t
is
rare
ttia
t
a
colored
I
¿in IStHt are now ta lk in g of re p e a tin g
t r ia l at San F rancisco.
MATTERS H O UTICAL.
th e ir a c tio n o f th re e years ago, because ■ m an w i l l get up and g iv e fits seat to a |
J im J e ffrie s , the pug
-
; ng
th e y t h in k th e ir fin a n c ia l vie w s w i ll w h i’ e w om an.
T
ile
p
la
tfo rm o f the M a ry la n d dem o­
w it h great re ce p tio n s in I. « n
ere
not he represented in th e HMM) p la t- ! W a sh in g to n has s m a lle r m a n u fa c tu r­ crats iu th is y e a r’ s e le c tio n , so far as
he is g iv in g » p a rrin g e x h ib itio n s .
in g in te re s ts th a n any o th e r c it y of its
¡fo rm of th e re g u la r dem ocrat ic p a rty .
n a tio n a l issues ate concerned, is as f o l­
size in A m e ric a , am i th e re s id e n t p o p u ­
A p ro m in e n t c itiz e n of C uba says
K o la m l P>. M o lin e u x was a rra ig n e d in la tio n w o uld he glad to see w h a t shops lo w s*
u n iv e rs a l suffrage in C uba w o u ld mean
“ W'e in s is t th a t in tim e o f w a r, as
general sessions in New Y o rk W ednes­ and p la n in g m ills aud fa c to iie s th e re
a b la ck re p u b lic and negro d o m in a tio n .
day to plead to th e in d ic tm e n t accus­ are here p u ll up and m ove aw ay. The w e ll a- of peace, th e freedom of the
N e bra ska’ s corn crop th is year w i l l be in g h im of p o iso n in g M rs. K ate J .
press s h a ll fie preserved am i th a t the
th e greatest in th e h is to ry o f th e slate. Adam s. H is counsel d e m u rre d to the local a m b itio n is to m ake W ashing to n r ig h t of th e people to c r itic is e fre e ly
an
e
x
c
lu
s
iv
e
ly
residence
c
it
y
.
In
th
is
T he corn crop of K a i -s ’ « also very in d ic tm e n t. Judge B la n ch a rd
o v e r­ a m b itio n its reside nts have m ea sura bly Ih e p o lic y an 1 con du ct o f th e a d m in is ­
large.
tra tio n s h a ll
be dem anded
at a ll
ru le d th e d e m u rre r. M o lin e u x pleaded
succeeded. T he 300 o r 400 m ile s of
T he
te m p e ra tu re
in
C in c in n a ti n o t g u ilt y . The t r ia l w i l l take place asp ha lted streets am t avenues, w ide hazards.
“ No d e a d lie r blow can be d e a lt to
T h u rs d a y was 9 9 1.., th e h ig h e st in 12 in S eptem ber.
am i sha dy, the hu nd reds of acres of
years. Seven persons in th a t c ity were
P re m ie r
L a u rie r was
show n th e pa rks am i the cle a n lin e s s and b r ig h t ­ A m e ric a n lib e r ty th a n the suppression
p ro s tra te d .
W ash in g to n d is p a tc h i«t w h ic h F. W. ness a ttia c t th e le is u re classes and I by an abuse of th e e x e c u tiv e power of
T ne S outh A m e ric a n re p u b lic s w i l l F itz p a tr ic k describes h is rece ptio n in b rin g year by year h u u d te d s am i thorn*- ' th e free u tte ra n ce by A m e rica n fre e ­
th ro u g h th e ir p re sid e n ts soon discuss O ttaw a as h a v in g been a c h illy one, ands of new re c ru its of the m ost de­ m en of th e ir s e n tim e n ts upon m a tte rs
th e a d v is a b ility
of
re d u c in g th e ir and gives th e substance o f th e rem arks s ira b le k in d to s w e ll the p o p u la tio n . of p u b lic concern a ffe ctin g th e w elfare
ma le by S ir W ilf r id , w lien a s k e l to As a | lace of residence the C ity of of th e people, am i we denounce as d a n ­
arm a m en ts.
gerous am i in d e fe n s ib le a ll e flo rts to
M a yo r J o h n sto n of D enver has vetoed v is it C h icag o. The p re m ie r said th a t M agniH e i.t D is ta n tts has an a llu r in g in te rfe re w ith or a b rid g e th is sacred
sta te m e n t
was
the fu tu re .
an o rd in a n ce p la c in g the license fo r F it z p a t r ic k ’ «
r ig h t
As a business c o m m u n ity i t w i l l
a th le tic c lu b s w h ic h con du ct s p a rrin g sheerest nonsense.
ft ft ft
l'h e c o n d itio n
of In d ia c o n tin u e s never rise to e m in e n ce . The ro ck-
contests at $1500.
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de
cla
re
o
u r u n a lte ra b le o p p o si­
rooted
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a
b
it
of
th
e
to
w
n
is
never
to
do
serious.
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t
in
B
en
ga
l,
p
r
a
c
tic
a
lly
T here are no la b o r u n io n s in U ta h
b u t th e re is an e ig h t-h o u r la bo r law no ra in ha« fa llr-u in W e s te rn e r S o u th - any t ilin g today th a t van be p u t off tio n to tfie c re a tio n anti m ain te n a n ce
h ic h has proven v e ry s a tis fa c to ry to ern l° d ia for n e a rly 40 days. The Boni» t i l l to m o rro w . T l.e c lim a te and th e of a large s ta n d in g a rm y in tim e of
is a lre a d y s e e k irg s p ir it of t i e place rise in in e r t h u t i peace, and we in s is t on the suprem acy
bo th
th e
la b o rin g and e m p lo y in g bay go ve rn m e n t
, means to cone w ith th e fa m in e w h ic h e u rcte e fo l opp« s itio n to t i e q u ic k d is ­ ot the c iv i l over the m ilit a r y a u ­
forces.
Bii.-y m eu from t h o r ity , and we dem and the s tric te s t
j w i l l be severe unless ra in soon comes. patch of hu riu ess
A t F o rt Dodge, Iow a . 131 c o v e be­
E am ine w o u ld s e rio u s ly in te rfe re w ith th e o u ts id e who are u n a iq u a in te d w ilh econom y in th e c o lle c tio n and d is ­
lo n g in g to d a irie s fu r n is h in g m ilk to
ways of W ash in g to n rnsn around in bu rsem e nt of th e p u b lic revenues.
th e cu rre n cy re fo rm s .
th e c ity have been e xa m in e d tn d t h i r ­
“ W’e b e lie ve iu th e tim e honored
fr a n tic haste tr v ir .g to get th in g s done
T
he
c
o
u
rt
m
a
r
tia
l
in
M
a
d
rid
before
teen of the m
fou nd diseased w ith
and be atin g th e ir b ra in s o u t iu im - j d o c trin e so e a rn e stly im pressed upon
w
h
ic
h
G
enerals
ru
ra
l
and
I'a
re
ja
have
tu b e rc u lo s is .
been on t r ia l , charged w ith s u rre n d e r­ p a tie n t a tte m p ts to e xp e d ite a c tio n . us hv th e ’ fa th e r o f the re p u b lic * of
A m o n g th e passer«
who sa iled
earn the ri ;e s th e y go peace, com m erce am i to n e s t fr ie n d ­
in g S an tiag o to the A m e rica n forces When th e y
fro m E n g la n d fo r New
• • i
w ith o u t h a iv n g exh au ste d a ll means of about th e ir business in a m ore le is ­ s h ip w ith a ll n a tio n *, e n ta n g lin g a l l i ­
a B Reed,
P au l S a tu rd a y were T l
(defense, has a c q u itte d lo t h officers on u re ly m an ne r am i seek lin e s of least ances w itfi none.
S enator S e w e ll, of Ne
ersev, and
“ W’ e vie w w ith a la rm th e m u l t i p l i ­
Then
th e y
get
along
I the g ro un d th a t th e y acted upon th e resistance.
R ic h a rd C ro k e r.
c a tio n over th e la nd o f such g ig a n tic
: orders of th e ir su p e ri rs and o n ly snr- be tte r.
ft ft ft
in d u s tr ia l an 1 co m m e rc ia l tru s ts , the
P re s id e n t M c K in le y
i rendered wheu i t was im p o s s ib le to
th e w rong c h u rc h in
Of th e dozen d iffe re n t hanks
in o u tg ro w th c f re p u b lic a n le g is la tio n ,
I de’ o th e rw ise.
as s t if lin g cvmpe t it io n ,
th re a te n in g
Y o rk , S unday, w h ic h n
Gn th e e ve n in g of A u g c -t 15, in the W ashing to n o n ly tw o trar..-act h a n k in g pO (U lar g o ve rn m e n t, in cre a sin g
tne
I le t
m in u te s la te fo r th e M
business
every
business
day
in
the
i m id d le o f th e s tre e t iu fro r.t of Ihe
cost of liv in g aud c u r ta ilin g th e i n ­
w h ic h he desired to a tte n 1.
I M e m o ria U n tie d B re th re n c h u rc h in week. T lie v keep th e ir doers open. ! d iv id u a l rig h ts of the people, am i we
E m p e ro r W illia m
has
cot sen ted 'T o le d o , O h io , th e lib r a r y of M a rs h a ll receive deposit» and pay o u t nionev on
th a t th e s k ip p e r of h is y a c h t M eteo r, |O . W aggoner, fo rm e rly one of th e m ost checks, t > tie sure, b u t th e y o n ly loan favo r xig ur« -u i measures t.y th e states
to repress th is great
Capta>n Ben P a rke r, s h a ll go to New pronounced agnostics w i ll f»e b u rn e d . money on th e days t h e ir note com - i an t congress
Y o rk to assist in s a ilin g the S nam rock ; He wa> re c e n tly con verted to C h r is ­ m ilte r s m eet, w h ic h in some uuus- , and grow iu g e v i l . ”
in th e race fo r A m e ric a ’ s cup .
tianity?, and made a p u b lic d e c la ra tio n u a lly e n te rp ris in g concerns is tw ic e a
G e n e ra l R u fu s R. Dawes, fa th e r of of fa ith a few week- ago and became a week tho ugh in m ost cases once a week j T fie p la tfo rm declares th a t th e
H o n . C h a rle s G. Dawes, c o m p tr o lle r of ¡m e m b e r
of
th e
U n ite d B re th re n is deemed o fte n enough fo r m e e tin g - p u b lic a n i a rty is re sp o n sib le fo r
to be h e ld . A nd ye t tr.ey have a stock num erous v io la tio n s of tfie law on
th e
c u rre n c y ,
d ie d
T h u rsd a y a t ' c h u r c h .
exchange h e r« . I
do not mean a p a rt of th e negroes be cause th e 1«
M a r ie tta . O n io , aged 61. He served
The re p u b lic a n s o f Iow a in state
bucket shop, hu t a re a l, sure enough 1 fte lie ve th e y w i be fforded p ro te c tio n
one te rm in eongress in l"S0->2.
c o n v e n tio n have n o m in a te d the f o llo w ­ exchange, w here the y h
y aud s e ll and im m u n it y fr
p u n is h m e n t by
G o ve rn o r R oosevelt has accepted an in g
t ic k e t :
G o v e rn o r,
L e s lie M .
stocks and t>oiids «4 L e a l p ro d u c tio n . reason of th e ir votes, w h ic h th e p la t ­
in v it a t io n to d e liv e r th e address at tne ¡S h a w , of D e n is o n ; lie u te n a n t gov-
F iv e , ten and tw e n ty -fiv e share lots fo rm asserts are a lm o s t s o lid ly for the
n e x t Manual c e le b ra tio n in G ale na , e ro o r, J . S. M iH im a n , of L o g a n ; eu-
are th«- ru le . S om etim es a w ild , reck- re p u b lic a n tic k e t.
111., of th e b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a ry of n e rin te n d e n t • f p u b lic in s tr u c tio n , S
leaa p lu n g e r w i ll propose to buy or sell
G e n e ra l G r a n to n A p r il 27, ltkM).
C . B a rre tt, o f O sage; ra ilro a d com
a 100 st.are le t. A special m e e tin g of
H e n ry C la y B arnabee, m anager o f ^ ts s io c e r , E. A. Daws n of W a v e rly :
A n a llia n c e het a sen France and G e r­
the note c o m m itte e of the tiauk oat
th e B s t o n ix n Opera C o m p a n y. states a u p re iia ju i’ ge, J o h n C. S h t r w in , of runizeo by the p lu n g e r w ould have to m an is w it h in the b o in d « of p ra c tic a l
th a t M i " M a iia V an D re s-er. la te ly o f ^ “ eon C it y . I h e H ist four nom inees
be h e ld to enah e h im to ca rry t i e p o litic s , th e N a tio n a l K eview th ic k s .
D a ly ’ s stock c o m p a n y, w i l l succeed a r* 11 *• P»*«*nt in c u m b e n ts , and were p»urcbase over n ig h t.
E m p e ro r
W illia m ,
i t is
argued,
Jessie B a r tle tt D avis a s c o n tra lto of th e n d u3ed by a c c la m a tio n .
dream s o f fo rm in g a c o a litio n of cen­
• « •
tr a l and western powers o f th e con­
B o s to n ia n s .
A d m ir a l D e w e y’ s a lle g e d a a ti- G c r -
N a t long since a d ire c to r o f one of tin e n t to be used fir s t agaiust E ng la ud,
M ra. L . H . P icke n s, w id o w of South m an aMerariee» at T rie s te are m ore ex-
com m ented upon
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to th e th e local bank« d ied ano a liv e m an secondly ag ainst (be U n ite d M ates,
C a r o lin a ’ s w ar g o
ve rn o r, w who
was ___
at te m d v e lv
one tim e m in is te r to R ussia, is Iv in g A m e ric a n I ’ an in th e G erm an press, had to be elected to f i l l (lie vacancy. au<T fin a lly a g ainst Russia, th o u g h at
c r it ic a lly i l l at he r hum«1 at Edgewood l ^ 1^* *
e xce p tio n s th e tone of the The new d ire c to r s ig n a liz e d th e eve nt the b e g in n in g th e la tle r power w i ll be
j
¡a
tte
r
is
m
o d e ra ie and c o n c ilia to r y . by g >iig ab ou t am ong b is frie n d s in c lu d e d iu the Ge.'tuan firm . T l.e
r ear E d g e f i e l d , S. C . She is s u ffe rin g
Most o f th e papers d is b e lie v e d th e d ru m m in g for b u s irn s *. A n o. g oth ers K eview finds iu these dream s an ex-
fro m p a ra ly s is .
H ib h e , a ric h 1 p la n a tio n of tn e h ith e r to a lm o s t in e x ­
tr o th of th e alleged uttera nces fro m he ran across “ B i l l y ”
P riv a te B e n to n , o f th e F if t y - F ir s t
you ne »lock b ro k e r, who does th e lug p lic a b le p o lic y of th e G erm an em peror
Io w a in th e P h ilip p in e s has been sus­ ¡th e fir s t, c it in g th e a d m ir a l’ s past er.d o f th e sto.'k brokerage fo r th e
.to w a rd th e U n ite d States. 1» saya:
I con d u c t and w e ll-a u th e n tic a te d fr ie n d ­
pended fo r co w a rd ice . H e h id in a
“ T he reason fo r E m p e ro r W illia m ’ s
ly a ttitu d e to w a rd th e G erm an re p re ­ T ow n of New Y o rk .
d itc h ra th e r th a n go in to b a ttle w ith
‘ ‘ W hy d o n ’ t you g iv e us some of seem ing d e sire to un ne cessa rily q u a rre l
se n ta tive s in th e eas;.
h ie re g im e n t. He w i l l rte e iv e a d is ­
y o u r business?”
r r q u ir e d th e bank w ith a stale of such g ig a n tic » tre rg tb
T he firs t p rim a ry e le c tio n m C a li­
h o n o ra b le d ischa rge.
d ire c to r.
is th a t be w ished to as»ume tl.e p e t i­
fo rn ia u n d e r th e new state la w , w h ic h
T he c h a lle n g e r fo r th e A m e ric a ’ s
t
I fie n ro ke r e x p la in e d th a t he fou nd tio n o f c h a m p io n o l E urope ag aicst
cup , (be S b u m iK k . h „ - n l c ] l . „ X e .
‘" ’ ' • ' " V * b * y * " ' " !
it m ore c o n v e n ie n t to do t l e b u lk of j tra n s -m a rin e powers,
sim J ’ ane« - v and
Y o rk , le a v in g E u g la I« n .,
d T i h u ... rsd a y *«.
a fte .. r ; p a rtv p rim a rie s
“ To th e c o n tin e n t before 1® « the
ander d ir e c tio n o f th e m u n ic ip a l e le c­ r is borrow ir g in New Y o rk and th a t
noou. She is expected r
rea h th is |
( f the W a sh in g to n banks he p re fe rred U n ite d States appeared a huge, dro w sy
tio n com m ission ers, was h e ld Tuesday
R iggs because i t wa« do w n to date , m onster th a t spent its energy in rare
side in 23 da ys. She is m -u re d fo r
in ^an Francisco. I t resu lted in the
|iAX),000 a t 5 per ce n t.
and because lie c o u ld g e n e ra lly get m om ents of w a kefulness iu n ib b lin g
co m p le te o v e rth ro w of w h a t was kno w n
T he ace tylen e ga- w orks at W aba-h, as »he boss e le m e n t in bo th th e local w hat he wanted th e re . A t anv rate i t th-* li e n ’ s t a il . No one objected m nch
was ‘ J o h n n y t»n th e s p o t” — yes or no. to th is , b u t w hen th e huge beast shook
In d ia n a , blew op M o n d a y e v e n in g and re p u b lic a n
and d e m o c ra tic p a it.e s .
“ I f I trie d to do business w ith yo o r ; its e lf and p la n te d one paw noon the
le ft th e to w n in d a rc k c --. W aba-h li ­ The G r im m in s and
K e lly ta c tio n ,
th e o n ly c it y in the U n ite d State:- w h ic h has d o m in a te d lo cal re p u b lic a n h a c k ,” M r. H ib b s w ent on to say. ‘ I S panish West In d ie s and a n o th e r opon
lig h te d a- a w h ole by a ce tylen e.
Ih e p o litic s fo r ye a is, was defeated h ] a m ig h t w a n t ru o re y in a h u r r y some the P h ilip p in e s it became an o b je c t of
day wh»n yoo r note c o m m itte e w asn’ t real te n o r to
Eur« |>ean statesm en.
w o rks w i l l be r e b u ilt .
vote of fo u r to one, th e w in n in g tic k e t
in session, an<i th e n I w o uid be up a who d id m t knew whom i t m ig h t n e xt
T here were 5920 su icid e s in th is being led by H e n ry T. S cott, p re sid e n t
stu m p . You see, th»-y d o n ’ t w a it on a tta .k . The c o n d itio n s were a ll the
c o u n try d a r in g th e la st y e a r, c m pared o f th e U n io n iro n w orxs.
note co m m itte e s over in New Y o r k . ”
m ore u n n e rv in g as E n g la n d refused to
w ith 6000 d u rin g th e pre vio u s y e a r. A t
I h e d ire c to r t«egge l so f a rd , how
w a lk in to th e tra p and tu r n her navy
th e same tim e th e re was a f a ilin g off
PACIFIC NCETH W EST N E W S.
ever, th a t H ib h e
fin a l tv borrowed •g a in s t t i e U n ite d M a te s . Sc the
o f n e a rly 50 per ce n t iu th e n u m b e r of
1150,000 at 4 per cent, p u ttin g up g ilt - ¡event» o f 1306 o n ly served to b r ir g tbe
rep orted e m b e zik-m e n te .
R aphael P a rk e r, of Independence, edged c o lla te ra l tw o fo r one. In a lew tw o tra n s m a rin e powers to g e th e r.”
The in q u e st » t P h ila d e lp h ia in th e P o lk c o u n ty , has lost an eye by being •lays he received th is n o tic e iro m the
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—
d e a th o f C h a rle s A. A u te n re itb , a sup­ e tru c k by a c h ip fro m a c ir c o la r saw .
b a n k : “ In te re s t on you r lo an of $150,-
F oreign Crop R e po rt* G row W o r n .
posed w e a lth y ba nke r, w ho c o m m itte d
A r t h u r B arber has been h e ld fo r t r ia l 000 w : ij be 5 per cen t, i«*ginoir>g to-
E very f e jo r t re g a rd in g fo re ig n crop
s u ic id e F rid a y la s t by s h o o tin g h im ­ ! in th e c ir c u it c o a rt at Eugene fo r w r it - d a y .*
(c o n d itio n s is lees fa vo ra b le th a n the
se lf, disclosed th e fact th a t he was on 1 m g obscene le tte rs to a 12-year-old
H rober H ib b s d id n ’ t lik e th a t sort one pre ced ing , says th e New Y o rk
th e verge o f fin a n c ia l r u in .
; g i r l.
of tre a tm e n t, and h is th o u g h t* ta rrie d ' J o u rn a l ot C o m m -rce . .A few weeks
L lo y d T evis, o f Well.», Fargo A C o .,
He re- ago tbe re p o rts co lle cte d and g iven out
I u tb e la st few wt-eke five a tte m p ts on some way to ” get e v e n .”
w ho d ied in San F ranci-.-o ab ou t ten have f«een m ade to b u rn tb e te n d e rlo in c a lle d th a t th e twicks were s tr n g g iin g ! 1>y the F rench M ille r s ’ A»s c ia to n i n ­
d a * - ago le ft an estate va lu e d at |1 5 ,- p a rt of £<alem. Tbe last a tte m p t was to get r id of th e ir g o ld , a rd also th a t fic a te d th a t th e F rench cron w o u ld be
OOu.OOO to h i ' w ife . H e le ft s ix c h ild ­ m ade Sunday n ig h t.
lh e y were h a v in g a ha rd t iu e d o in g it . lik e ly to tu r n o u t as w e ll as th a t of
ren w ho w i ll receive th e ir r-tare c f tfie
C ustom er» w u n h l
o c c a s io ra lty take last yea r, a lth c u g b i t was a d m itte d
George H . G rave«, a tr a v e lin g sales­
estate a- th e m o th e r decides.
tw e n tie s a r d tens
w ith o u t
serious t fia t t h is depended upon tb e m a in ­
m an , was rebbed o f a w a tch ar.d c h a in ,
D e sp ite the fact th a t tbe e le c tio n of value d a t $ilX>, a t F orest G rove, near pro te st Tut w f en it came dow n to tenance o f very fa vo ra b le c o n d itio n s ,
fives th e re was g e n e ra lly a ro w . T h is and
some decrease fro m la st y»ar
governor in A la b a m a does n o t take P o rtla n d , b n n d a y n ig h t
gave h im an id e a . H e w ent a rou nd to w o uld
not ha s u rp ris in g .
A lre a d y
place n n t il n e x t year, th e J o h n sto n
Tbe O rp h a n ’ s
hom e p ro p e rty
in a ll Ih e hat ks iu tow n , ar <1 the n to th e ' c o m m e rc ia l a u tt o r itie s are e s tim a tir g
and
a n ti-J c L n e to n fa ctio n » o f
the
ba le m , c o n s is tin g of a g x x i b u ild in g U n ite d State» tre a s u ry , ar.d bougl t a ll ‘ th a t th e cron w i ll be 2D.OUO 000 bnsh-
d e m o c ra tic p a rty are a lrea dy p re p a rin g
and 10 acres of la n d , has been tu rn e d th e tw o d o lla r and a h a lf gold piece» ¡e ls l- - s th a n last year, and some of
fo r th e etrugg.e fo r suprem acy.
j over to th e balem h o s p ita l as a g if t .
he con I g - t h is baede on . By 2:90 in I th e e stim a te s o f th e decreased y ie ld
R eport» receive«! bv w iie fro m n e a rlv
R -.
M . A . S ta u b e r, o f b a ’ em , aged 23 the af g . on I e had in v e rte d f lu d , 0 0 0 1 are g e«ter th a n tb ie
in chi « f th a t d m n m ir a t i n.
f t eu R ussia are s te a d ily g ro w in g worse. As
¡ i d^ 3
¿ ib « . r t J . * « « I , . j « , «
he pu t
OGO in $5 g o ld n * r e « and to w heat tb e v are p a r tic u la r ly b i t
th a t im m e a s u ra b le
and
preau
WM la u g h in g aud c h a ttin g w ith »arte.I th . w h ole m ire aro ne d to the from th e pro vin ces th a t s u p p ly the
dam age to crops has been done io tne
frie n d s .
ha ck th a t J a l raised t i e in te re s t on g re a te r p a rt of th e e x v rt«. The Rus­
la s t few days by h a il and w in d .
J a m t- S c h m ittlin g . - r , f e ll off a h im between minnt»-«. He took up b is sian shortage is noar v a rio u s ly e s ti-
D r . W . H . M ilb u r n , th e b lin d c h a p ­
ecow on th e C o lu m b ia , below P o rtla n d , notes w ith about 50 teOo j ir c - s c f gold m a ’ ed at fro m *»5,000,000 to 120,000,000
la in of th e I n ite d State» aenate, was
and was d ro w n e d on .Monday*. He was co in of D.e m ost o t j- c tio n a b le d e n o m ­ bushels c o m r a r e l w ith l»st y«-vr. The
p ro stra te d by a euustroke and fe ll un -
R o u m a n ia , B u lg a ria , Ita ly
in th e e m p lo y of H a le and K e rn , con- 1 in a tio n o b ta in a b le . I t « » • legal ten crops of
conacioad in a p a rk
near L in c o ln ,
d r r and tfie l ank cou ld not refuse to and S pa in are n« w e stim a te d to I«e iw
tra c to rs .
N eb , T hare da y, w h ile about to d e liv e r
accept i t
H itt> e figured If at i t w o uld th e aggregate 70.000 C«JO bu«hels or
H o m e r D a ve n p o rt,
tb e ce l« b ra te d
a ta lx to t l e E p w o rth assem bly.
take about tw o years to w ork off it« m ore lw *hind these of la s t year. T fie
ra rto o n e s t, an O regon boy, le ft New
T he e xc u rs io n w h ic h tne Kaaaaa and
e le p h a n t on an
un susp ectin g In d ia n wheat crop f arveste«! in M arch
Y o rk la st F rid a y fo r S o u ih A fric a via gold
M is s o u ri e d ito r» had pla n n e d to take
p u b lic .
a as 17,000,000 b js b e ls les« th a n the
Lond on , to do s p e cia l w o rk fo r t h e ,
to th e P a cific coast over tb e C anadian
• • •
crop harveste I in M arch , I*»*»*
Tt.e
New Y u rk J o u rn a l.
P a cific
has been abandoned.
The
A b o u t 600,000 stranger» v is it W ash­ wheat em pa o f tie r m any and A u s tria
b
ix
h
u
n
d
re
d
m
ules
fo
r
use
in
th
e
.
r a ilro a d fa ile d to keep agreem ents re ­
are good, and th a t of H u n g a ry is a
P h ilip p in e s a rriv e d at Tacoma M onday in g to n every year s ig h t-e e in g . H o te l, li t t l e b e tte r t i an th a t of la:*l year.
g a rd in g fa m is h in g tra n s p o rta tio n .
ove r tb e N o rth e rn P a cific from eastern re sta u ra n t and h o n td ri g iiouee kt epers f I «• iv e cr«»p of G e rm a n y ie o n ly fa ir,
M rs . M a rth a H o tt, w ife o f B ish o p
m in ts .
T oey w i l l
he shipp ed to e s tim a te th a t Ih rv r-q n a rte rs of the m o o n s id e ia b ty s h o rt of be in g “ go od ,”
J.
H «.tt of th e U n ite d B re th re n
b rin g t h e ir lu n c h he»kete w it f i the m
M a n ila , A ugu«t 25.
c h u rc h , d ie d at D a yto n , O h io , M o n ­
and th a t one n a if of th e o th e r «¡uarter and in m a n * pr vinces of Russia i t is
Tbe
c
itiz
e
n
»
o
f
Boise
C
ity
are
en-
*
da y, aged ab ou t 55 year.»
She leaves
subsist oa ro tte n f r u it h u g h t from very p<v>r. Peasants w ho can no t get
th re e daughter», one of w hom i» M rs. d e a vo rin g to eecure tb e m a in lin e of | street venders and on th e o o tp o t of the rye w i ll p ro b a b ly n o t get w heat as a
tbe Oregon S h o rt L in e th rc n g ti th e ir I
Profei-!-or J. B ra n d s o f Los A n g e ls .
«fairy fu r ch com G rs. P a rtie s m a k ir g » a b s titw te , b u t ve ry large crops >-f tve
to w n . A t present th e re ie a branch to
w ould l>e fa vo ra b le iu tin* e x p o rta tio n
R ev. George W . Pepper. D. D ., died
these
e s tiu ales a«e pruha <ly p re j
Boise fro m Nam pa on tb e m a m lin e .
a t h is hom e in C le v e la n d , O h io , S u n ­
u d ice d. I t is tru e , how ever, th a t the o f w heat fn itn K u s»ra, and w o u ld p lo t -
C o m m issio n e r B ia e e r H e rm a n n , o f n u m b e r of la i.c h»sk«t s ig n t-s e e ri is a b ly h a w seme » ffe rt in re d u cin g D.e
day. D r. Pepper has been in i l l h e a lth
fo r several m o n th » . D r. Pepper was th e general la nd c ttK e , ha» secure«! s o m e th in g
a s to u ie liir g .
P reside nt G erm an dem and fu r w heat.
o rd a in e d a M e t b o lis t m in is te r in 1850, $20,000 fo r Oregon o u t of tb e congres­ C le ve la n d ha«i to sh u t th e sates of tbe
B a n k r u p tc y Buatn a t.
a m i ha» been p ro m in e n t in th a t cb o rch sio n a l a p p ro p ria tio n fo r th e s u rve y o f W h ite House p a rk to pre ven t the m
p u b lic la nd s fu r th e c o in in g fiecal fro m
A re p o rt of Die la n k r n p tc y bu sircs»
in Ohio.
c o n v e rtin g it
in to one
long
year.
p ic n ic la s tin g fro m su n rise to sunset. done in Oregon I r Die s ix m o n th s
The M a ry la n d d e m o c ra tic state co n ­
W illis E l l io t t celeb rated h is 100th A lond w a il went up when he d id i t . e n d in g M arch 31 has jo s t lieen made
v e n tio n m e t in B a ltim o re Wednesday
and m jm in a te d a state tic k e t w itf i b ir th d a y Tuesday a t th e hom e of h is Tbe p ic n ic k e rs fe lt ttia t one o f th e ir o u t. and »hows Die to ta i n u m b e r of
J o h n W a lte r S m ith fo r go vern or at tb e s « jn -in -la w , J o h n Rhoads, a t B rid g e ­ m ost sm red r ig h ts had b«en taken b a n k ru p t« to have been 62. of whom tkJ
head. The m e e tin g was h a rm o n io u s p o rt, P o lk c o u n ty . He was burn in fro m th e m . The fash ion »«t by M r. were v o lu n ta ry and tw o i v o lu n ta ry .
and a ll n o m in a tio n » were m ade by N o rth C a ro lin a and is tb e o ld e st m an C le v e la n d has never been changed. The to ta l of asset» was $50,408 26, and
in O regon.
Tbe lu n c h -p a il briga de n.av have been of lia b ilit ie s $650,572.85. M u ltn o m a h
a c c la m a tio n .
Near Moscow, Id a h o , a n u m b e r of d e p riv e d o f a vested r ig h t, b u t the had th e Iwrgeat n u m b e r c f cases. 23;
A . S u th e rla n d , a m e rc h a n t, was shot
p ta
la y y in
g in
a wagon
wagon con
con- W h ite Ilo n « e park is c e c id e d lv im - U m a tilla n e x t 14, and th re e c o u n tie s ’
and k ille « ! a t A r lm o r e , I . T ., Sunday c h ild r e n " were
* re p
’ ng
in a
C la ts o p , Jackson and B entou, re p o rt
by E . W. F a irm a n , aud A . U n i. e r h ill 1 t a , n i c * co n eidera ble stra w
A m atch proveaf in appearance an t iu fact.
no cases. In rom e o th e r co u n tie s, also,
ft ft ft
a b ysta n d e r, was se rio u s ly wounded t.v «
^ T*“' to
s tra w anti th e Ifc-ninnth?-
h a v in g no re sid e n t referee, there were
a etray b u lle t . F a in a a u . who ie u n d e r '01*1 d a ” 8h t,' r of -M - I I * T h o rn b u rg sag
I h e present p o in t of greatest in te re s t no cases. The n u m b e r o f referees in
a rre s t, says th a t fia th e rla n d slandered ; l *,e ra '*y roaated a liv e .
in W ashing to n fo r sig htsee r», n e x t to the state is 17. Tfie occupation» of the
M rs . F a ’ irm
an.
--------
D u rin g » w h ir lw in d F rid a y , at Fpo th e W h ite llo n s e , ie Die lib r a r y of con-
b a n k ru p ts w e re : F arm ers, 16; m e r­
The expected c u t in wa^e« o f th e kane, a s m a ll hou«e was o v e rtu rn e d , g»es«. E ve ry person v is itin g W asbing- chant« 13; saw m i l l ow ners, ta ilo rs
c
a
tc
h
in
g
the
youngest
hoy
of
A
lfre
d
to
n
goes
to
Die
W
h
ile
H
o
u
se
;
ab
o
u
t
90
B ro o k ly n “ L ” engineer« has ju s t gone
and saloon keepers, 3 earh , grocers and
in t o effect. The m en are d <> w c a lle d Baughan under th e b u ild in g . The tmy per ce n t of the m c a ll a t t t e lib ia r y . c n n tra c to is , 2 each : and oue each uf
re c e iv in g A lm it 2lMM) a day is th e average at the m any e th e r o ccu pa tion s.
“ m o to re e rs” and receive $2 50 a day was co n s id e ra b ly b ru is e d ,
lib r a r y . T he h n ie au «4 e rg ra v in g and
in ste a d o f $3 50
T he surface m o to r- »ome p a in fu l in ju r ie s .
l i e tre a su ry
M rs. A n n B ra d y , w ile o f James p r in tin g ie a hot t h ir d ,
m en are to receive $2 a da y, and
R o be rt Bonner'» Fast T ypese tting.
B ra d y , d ie d M onday
n ig h t at he r b u ild in g is n e x t. I t is »n »In u ru lin g
b rid g e m o to rm e n $2.25.
T h e re ie an o ld p r in t s r in th e go v­
s
a
tis
fa
c
tio
n
to
most
¡»eople
to
he
near
hom e in P o rtla n d , a fte r an illn e s s of
U n d e r fla rin g h e a d lin e s, th e Wash
e rn m e n t p r in tin g office in W a rh ia g to o
in g to n P o tt m ake* th e an no un cem en t
weeks. Bhe was 5* years o ld an«) m o n « y—great stacks o f i t —and to ac­ w ho w orked on th e H a rtfo rd C o nra nt
t
u
a
lly
to
u
ch
it
,
as
visite
n
»
are
per-
n a tiv e o f Ire la n d , bbe was th e I
th a t P ra a id e n t M c K in le y is g o in g to
m ilte d to do both in t i e tre a s u ry , when tfie la te K< l«ert Bonner wag set­
have th e jk d m in ia tr a ti- n g ive h e a rty i i iit h e r of Jack D arupsey’ e w ife .
w here th e ctr ff ie k e j
a«.d at tbe tin g type in th a t office. A ‘ ‘ tr a m p ”
Judge
P.
P
.
P
r
im
,
a
pio
n
e
e
r
of
1851,
!
s u p p o rt to Nash, the re p u b lic a n n o m ­
bureau, where it is m ade.
Tfie ex- ' ,,,H’ a( *'**• an'* 8 * H ’ ng a -lay, off<-r*d
inee fo r go vern or
o l O h io . Nash is and a p ro m in e n t fig u re in th e h is to ry
h ilH ra tin n of h a n d lin g $100,000 in c o r- 1
*’ ’
- cotl,‘ ‘1
’ »ore ty p e th a n
; j f th e Oregon ju d ic ia r y , d ied T uesday, reocy o r $1000 in bonds i« th e m agnet “ “ ,*, n i an
M a rk H a n n a ’ s ca n d id a te .
M r. Bonner
T h e A m e ric a n d e l gates to th e recent at O a k la n d , C a lif . , and h i» rem a in» th a t a ttra ct« tliousam f» «4 people to th e ’ 1 ’ ' , , ‘e
tra m p
tfia t lie wa« not a
T here FRUi 'le i, but th a t he w o u ld chance h im
peace conference have tfle re d on be­ w i ll be hr« lig h t to b is o ld hom e at tre a su ry m id bureau v a n lig .
Jackson
c o u n ty ,
lo r is a w o n d e rfu l fa s c in a tio n to m an y in ’ ' j ua.’ , r
h a lf <4 th e U n ite d States to ere ct near 'J a c k s o n v ille ,
***** m oney wa« put
u p and th e tw o men got «town to th e ir
th e E n g lis h c h u rc h iu The Hague a I b u r ia l.
Die p tr fu im a n c r .
t a«eH. In 20 h o u r* and 28 m in u te s M r.
A t B rigg*» s ta tio n M on da y. W illia m
peace cb a p e l, w ith a .»tone to co m ­
Bonner ha«l set an«l corrected 25,500
m em o rate the conference. T he offer J. M a h e r, a con du cto r on th e O. R. A
W
ashing
to
n
has
been
«all««1
»
c
ity
of
em s o f »«»lid m in io n , heebie* ta k in g
N ., w h ile a ssistin g in
re m o vin g a
has-been g r a te fu lly accepted.
hoardiog-house».
I
b
is
re
p
u
ta
tio
n
doe»
¡
tim
e to est th re e ptecea of c u e ta n l pie
iie a vy D u n k fro m th e baggage car,
S e a rc h lig h t*» th re e beats in tb e 2 d )t suffered a crushed fo o t. The tr u n k f e ll Ihe c ity an lo ju a tic e . Ttiere Hre prnha- ni.«l d r in k tw o glai-ses o f m ilk , M r.
yace at t h - E n
K r.e gra nd c ir c u it 1 to th(. p la t io r in . c a tc h in g M a h e r’ »” h x it h ly
m ore h o a n lin g house»
to the B onner wav re c o g n iz .il u r one of th e
m e e tin g In *« la y a item « win were th e under it
»«piare m ile th a n any place «4 conse fastest p rin te rs in th e c««ui.t»v. He
f a d e d ever paced o« D o ite d in C anada. (
. . ’.»
. • •
quence ea -t of the M is s is s ip p i, but w;i» th e that m an to e n te r a ty p e s e ttin g
b e a rc h lig o t tro tte d th re e beat» 2 :0 6 *^, 1
b o ttle c o n la in m g a note saying
th e re are several houses in the n a ­
an J
2 :h .;h ,. H a n k
Bogash : H a “ 1k
" aa ,n Jn o« * n t ®f t h * tio n a l c a p ita l th a t are not given up to con test in A m e ric a , an«l i t i« a co n c ,
dein e th a t Leo M «u.heim er, th e last to
was e e cn id , Anaconda t h ir d . C b e b a lis m u rd e r of ( la ra F itc h and th a t th e real
th a t business. I f t f i e in d ic tm e n t had w in one, .|ie«l w ith in one week of M r.
d id no t e n te r.
i m u rd e re r had c o m m itte d aoietde has
read th a t W ash in g to n “ has m ore poor
neen fou nd to th e
W illa m e tte r iv e i b«iarding-houses” th a n any o ilie r city* B o n n e r's ile a tti.
T n e r* i-
fG iu r pr-4p.ct that an at P o rtla n d . The p o lic e do n o t take
of it» size m y defense w u uh i lie less
d ia r ie s K . W ilk in s o n d ie d at h is
I ta lia n flee t m ay v is it A m e ri an w a­ th e message s e rio u s ly .
e in fd ia tic . T fie c ity is «lotted w ith hom e iu Eugene, (Sunday, of con sum p­
ter*. jie x t m o n th . A m o ve m e n t to th a t
A special e le c tio n is to lie h e ld in s ta rv a tio n
h a ll» . They manage
to tio n , a fte r an illn e s s of several years.
e.*>J ha« L n on I <nt ut Jatr- am ong (¡ra n ts I’ m 8« on A ug ust 14, 1H99, to de­
w o rry along w hen congress is in ses­ He was born at M in e ra l P o in t, W i».*
p ro m in e n t I ¿ lia na of New Y o rk , th e cid ed tfie q u e stio n o t b o n d in g th e
s io n ; how th e y liv e d u rin g Die recess iu J a n u a ry , 1H70. He rem oved to E u ­
p u r p l e bei ig to have th e flee t th e re c it v to an e x te n t n o t exce ed ing $50,000
pe rio ds m ust ever re m a in one of Die gene in 1HH3, and served Lane co u n ty
«in D -c e n j r IS a h t i I t a ly celel rate» f o r t h * purpose o f c o n s tru c tin g a wa-
m vatene» of W a sh in g to n . I, for one, in th e »late le g is la tu re in the session
a n a tio c a . h o lid a y .
ter> fjg h t and sewer system
to be w i l l n o t a tte m p t its s o lu tio n .
of 1H»1, and was th e youngest m em ber
iH «d owned and controlled by tbe city.
At present everybody is out of town o f th e le g is la tu re , be in g b a re ly of age.
W.
a w w a r w n iim
ENGINEERING MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
d e ig n e d , amt the m o to r made by the
fo o l m a ke r, th is cost w o u ld fie saved,
for tfie rnoti-r and fram e w o uld take tfie
place ol tfie bearings and fra m e w o rk of
o th e r m o tio n or re d u c tio n gear e m ­
ployed in c. i n e ctio n w ith b e lt d r iv in g .
* * «
In
the E n g in e e rin g M agazine fu r
A u g u st, R u d o lp h Kaa< k begins a re-
vi« * of “ f lie D e v e lo p m e n t of G erm an
S h ip b u ild in g ”
w ith a m ost in te re s t­
in g account of tfie
tre m e n d o u s e n ­
g in e e rin '! am i in d u s tr ia l advance since
th e
I ianco P russian
w a r.
M r.
Haack long h e ld the in a n a g ir.g <li-
rc c to rs tiip of th e great V u lca n w orks,
and is n o t o n ly th o ro u g h ly fa m ilia r
w it h eve ry step of tfie progress o f tie r -
m an e rg in e e rin g in d u s trie s am i of Hie
r o u tr ifiu t a r y econom ic in flu e n ce s, bu t
lias also tfie tia p p y fa c u lty of h o ld in g
h is readers’ in te re s t and f ill in g h is
a r tic le w ith f r u it f u l suggestion. T fie
illu s tr a tio n s g ive v a lu a b le view s of
G erm an
yard s,
m a c h in e ry
and
m et hod«.
C h a rle s R ous-M ar ten makes a m ost
in s tr u c tiv e co m p a riso n of E n g lis h and
A m e ric a n lo c o m o tiv e L u i.d in g , w ith
m any e n g ra vin g s e h o w in g ty p ic a l w orks
on b o th sides of tfie A t la n t ic . H a r­
rin g to n Em erson lias
an ab sorb ing
illu s tr a te d account of tfie o p e n in g of
tra n s p o rta tio n routes to th e K lo n d ik e .
M r. H . f . L. O r c u tt fo llo w s u p fus
w id t ly n o tice d ta p e rs on
M a ch in e
Shop P ra c tic e iu E urope and A m e rica
by tiis co n clu sio n s as to a standard
shup d e s ig n . D r. F reder ck H . H a tc h ,
tfie le a d in g a u th o r ity on Ihe Rand,
makes a cle a r p re s e n ta tio n of th e ac­
tu a l m in in g c o n d itio n s and th e in ­
terest of th e e n g in e e rin g w o rld in s u p ­
p o rtin g th e dem and to r re fo ru s iu t i e
Boer
a d m in is tra tio n . Jam es
S w in ­
b u rn e , th e d is tin g u is h e d e le it r ir a l e x ­
p e rt, discuases s h n rt-d is la n c e e le c tric -
power d is tr ib u tio n .
E n ric o H ig u a m i
shows tfie enorm ous effects tfie de­
v e lo p m e n t o f I t a l y ’ s w a te r-po w er» w i l l
nave upon tier iu ilu s tr ia l reg en erati r .
tie . rge l.ie c k te ld traces th e e v o lu tio n
li Ihe I ’e tn o e u t n m o to r.
In a ll sorts of p o rta b le to o ls, such as
d r i lli n g , r iv e tin g ,
power c h ip p in g ,
power l a u i k i i g , c o u n te rs in k in g , and
ta p p in g , the m o to r is fa r ahead of
compressed a ir . steam , ro ta tin g s p ira ls
or any « tlie r system s: and th e re is no
reason
why
p o rta b le
riv e te rs and
punches sho uld no t fie d riv e n e le c tr i­
c a lly , too.
On board s h ip , th e re is a large o p p o r­
t u n it y fo r tfie in tro d u c tio n o f e le c tric
c o n tro l
of ste e rin g
gear, capstans,
w inches, pum ps, aud a ll sorts o f d ie -
c iia ig in g gear. In m e ii-o f-w a r elec
t r ic it y is also a p p lic a b le fo r w o rk in g
tfie guns, tu rre ts , lo a d in g gear, and
s im ila r m ecfia m shs. One obvious ad­
vantage is th a t the tra n s m is s io n svs-
te rn —n a m e ly , tfie m am s, «an he verv
e a sily arranged in d u p lic a te , so th a t a
shot is no t hj lik e ly to cause d is a b le ­
m e n t.
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I t is so now w ith im p e ria lis m and
tfie Liesch of fa ith an«! bro ken p ro m ite
tfm t go w itfi it . T om orro w i t m ay be
so w ith tfie re s to ra tio n of sla ve ry, th e
renew al of tfie h o rro rs of the m id d le
ages, am i toe e re ctio n again of tfie
a b o m in a tio n s th a t fo llo w th e c h a tte l
o w n e rs h ip of m an by m an. —San F ra n ­
cisco C a ll.
A P e c u lia r b t s e s t e .
M rs. J. F. M o ra n , who d ied a few
days ago in B u tte , M o n ta n a , suffered
for over s ix m ou th s from tfie p < cu lia r
disease c a lle d osteom alacia, a disease
of th e bones, ra re ly exp erience d by
anyone, and eo fa r as k n o w n never by
I any b u t very o ld peraooe. I t is con­
fined a lm o st e x c lu s iv e ly to wom en,
i M rs. M o ra n ’ s hones -had become so
I b r itt le , i t is th o u g h t fro m d e fe ctive
■ n u t r it io n , tl>at th e co u ld not m ove
i w ith o u t f r a t t u ’ ing one or tw o hones.
: A bout s ix m o u tb i ago she fra ctu re d an
¡a rm , and one n ig h t, when
i t was
I nearly k n it to g e th e r, th e tu rn e d over
i in bed h u r r ie d ly aod fr a c tu r e ! th e same
¡a rm in a n o th e r place. Khe Lad alm ost
| recovered fro m th is second fra c tu re ,
i » h e n s it t in g in L**z room she in d u lg e d
j in a s e v e r e f it of sneezing. T h is fra c ­
tured her r ig h t th ig h . By th is tim e
I her re la tiv e s were th o ro u g h ly f r ig b t-
ened, and she was taken to th e b o ep i-
i ta i and p h y s ic ia n s exa m in ed her, w ith
: tl.e re s u lt of be in g able to diagnose tfie
I rare disease. She was n o t su ffe rin g
■ m uch, b u t from tfie firs t » e was to ld
her c o n d itio n was serious, th a t death
I m ig h t t e expected a t any tim e .
I 'r ite d M ates is e n te rin g the
me D«
le a vin g b e h in d ou r c o n s ti­
tu tio u a l
d e c la ra tio n a g a in st sla ve ry
-v
and in v o lu n ta r y s e rv itu d e , w h ic h fo_
low ed tfie c iv i l
w sr and L in c o ln ’s
S p o k a n e ’s G r e e t F a ir .
e m a n c ip a tio n p ro c la m a tio n . We have
T fiis year the Spokane In d u s tr ia l E x ­
H a w a ii, and th e re unt’.er ou r flag are
m a in ta in e d practices aud a I a boy sys­ p o s itio n w i ll fie fie ld iu a m on stro us
tem opposed to o u r c o n s titu tio n and c irc u s te n t. I t w i l l no t fie a b u ild in g ,
law s, and fo re ig n to o u r do m estic a« beret «fore, composed o f a wooden
p o lic y . In v o lu n ta r y se rv itu d e i« t h e . , fram e w o rk, w ith a roof of canvas, h u t
o n ly means by w h ic h tro o ic a l la b o r |
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fie a re g u la r circ u s te n t made
cao be .'-cu red, and when i t cease« in in sections ano j u t up in sectio ns.
H a w a ii p ro d u c tio n and | ro fits cease When th e e x p o s itio n is over i t « i l l tw­
w ith it . In t t e P h ilip p in e s a ll s u rp lu s
p ro d u cin g la lio r is forced o r s e rv ile ,
end if we take th a t diseased p a rt of
the w r id in to o u r system we m u st get
p ro fit o u t o l i t by r o n tin u in g th a t form
o f la b o r.
back to tfie e a rly years of
we fle d ve ry «list e a rte n ir g
p o lit i
:o n d ltin n e ,
c b t ik iu g
any
on ‘n t ith e r «if com m erce o r in -
y on the • «
c o n tin e n t of Europe,
Th
ill- p o w e r t u l em p e ro r, Napcdeuu,
-•I a ll en tum en
hv h ie c o n tin u a l
blockade,
and o n ly
on
A m e rica n
sm ug glers were th e ne cesar íes o f 1 i fe,
b o th
in
food
and
m a n u fa ctu re d
a rtic le s , b ro u g h t t<
« n tin e c ta l ports
fro m E n g la n d .
^Vt.en th is obstai le was rem oved hv
the tr iu m p h of th e war o f lib e ra tio n ,
1R13 to 1N15, t i e in te rn a l weakness c f
G e rm a n y and th e je alo usies hetweeu
the g o vern m ents of the m any in d e p e n ­
de nt
stale»
prevented
any
ra p id
g ro w th
of com m erce and in d u s try .
E v e ryw h e re
means and
c t e d itio n s
were la c k u g fo r a stro n g e r d e v e lo p ­
m e n t, and t i e atveercs of any dem and
fo r ships le ft th e tew s h ip y a rd s o f the
N o rth Sea and th e B a ltic deserted.
N ot o n ly were th e re co ord ers, bat
ttie m asters and jo u rn e y m e n had gone
to th e war and n.any never came hack,
oth ers were im p o v e ris h e d , and s i tl.e
wf ..:e s h ip t.a il lin g in .tu e trv of G e r-
m any lay c rip p le d .
ft ft ft
■Hill
CATARRH OF
THE STOMACH
ia
take n d o w n , fo ld e d , and p u t away
u n t il n e x t ye a r. I t Las cost m ore to
m ake th is te n t th a n to p a t up one o f
tfie b iiib lin g s he retofore use«] fo r the
f r u it fa ir , h u t w hen i t is fin is h e d i t
w i ll f»e good fo r m an y years at least.
T here are in fact three te n ia . Tbe
m am one is lOtfxdGO feet in size. T he
tw o nth ers are each a l i t t l e s m a lle r.
T here w i l l be no danger o f th e ten ta
td o w in g do w n , fo r, in case o f a severe
Ltorm the ce n te r can he low ered and
th u s avo id Die force o f th e w in d .
Our F ish I n d u s tr y a t F aria .
I t f as been decided th a t th e fish e rie s
an«l fo re s try e x h ib it o f tb e U n ite d
M ates at th e F a ris e x p o s itio n s h a ll fre
u t ilit a r ia n o n ly . An e x h ib it of n a t­
u ra l fish w i ll be avo id ed, b u t tin n e d ,
preserve«! and d rie d fish and fis h in g
ta c k le w ill m ake tfie d e p a rtm e n t o f
fo re s try and fishe rie s one of tb e m ost
a ttra c tiv e
sections in
th e U n ite d
States d iv is io n o f tl.w e x p o s itio n .
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e
T ra n k b . G le n n , w h ile h u n tin g in
th e h ills c»-sr W illo w creek, a b o n t tw o
m ile s from V ale, M a lb e n r c o n r ty , last
Kunday, found a c a n ro n b a ll’ in a
ra v in e w h ic h w eighs 12 pounds. The
s u p p o s itio n is th a t i t was fire d from
one of ( ncle Ham 's cru d e cannon then
io use when G eneral Cvnofc was » a g ­
ing war a g a in st th e Sex Ferces In o .a n s
in lN63-)H6fi. T h is makes th e t h ir d
cannon b a ll found in th a t v ic i n it y .
NERVITA
Rorc-n v rT A L lr->
LO S T V IG O R '
ANO M A N H O O D
C ures Im p o te n c y , N i g h t Em isteions and
w a s tin g diseaaea, a l l e ffe c ts o f seif-
abufee, o r excess a n d In d ia -
c r e tio n . A n e rv e to n ic a n d
Id o o il b u ild e r . H r in p s the
p in k g lo w t o p a le c h e c k s an d
« re s to re s th e tir e o f y o u th
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r . . ."»tH
<i
—
t o r J»R2.oO; w .th a w r i t t e n g iia r a n -
te e to c u re o r r e f iu id tb e tu o u e y .
N E R V iT A M E D IC A L CO.
4
Clinton A Jackson ata^ CHICAGO, ILL.
F or sale by A . D. B o lt n
gists, M oro. O regon.
“
w
C o., d r u g ­
FENCiNO
»¡HE ROPE SELVaGE.
i t is e v id e n t th a t
th e
s tra its in ,
w h ic h B r itis h im p e ria lis m fin d s its e lf
chronic disewaw There is an in flaam a-
and tfie necessities o f A m e ric a n lo t- !
ot ’.he inner cu« iting of the tiom ach. A
p c ria lie m , to g e th e r, are s ta r tin g a re- ,
i t : k. ropy mucus forms
v iv a i of th e tm - tiiu tiu n
ot c h a tte l I
and thia c-ausea the more
s la v e ry . .A w ork has ju s t been issued
pronounced sym ptom s It
< v
on the s u b je ct, d iscu ssin g the e th n o lo g I
rem ains in tbe stom ach
leal status of th e negro. I t is w r itte n
and decompoaea. Then,
hv a c le rg v m a u , p rin te d in ta r t s in a ■
P o u lt r y , F a rm . G a rd e n , C e m e te ry,
of course, digestion can
c h u rc h paper in P e n n s y lv a n ia , and is ­
L a w n , R a ilr o a d a n d R a b b it
not be properly perform­
sued fro m the p r in tin g house of th*- |
Fencing.
L u th e ra n d e n o m in a tio n in P h ila d e l- i
ed. The g r e a t V e g e ta b le
p h ia . I t is Indorsed by doctors of
retned> H l U V A S never rhcxj-xiidB ryf Mi lew | q n ^ . < atftloftwe I rr«.
2
FreiSlAt P a id . l»r>< e» i^r» .
d iv in it y and by p re s id in g elders, and
f a l l s to effect a cure.
is an ap pe al, in tt.e nam e of G od, of
H l D 1 A V can be had of
all druggists for TOc. per
course, to the pious every w fit-re, to con­
n - lie. Ite aa» 120 0- aM S t. CHICAGO. ILL
package
S t u d y your
sid er c fia tte lh o o d as the d iv in e ly ap­
p o in te d sta tu s o f the d a rk race«. In aym ptom scarefully from th is chart. Earhnum -
t i l l co n clu sio n and the c lin c h o f b is ter represents a symptom or a group of symp-
a rg u m e n t th e reverend a u th o r says: 1- :--» You have the symptoma. Lae 111 I>-
“ Ih e ways of God are alw a ys consis­ l'ANi and they w ill disappear.
te n t, wheu
understood, and a lw a ys
ju s t ar.d reasonable. I t is a cu rio u s !
la c t, but a fa ct, ne vertne less, and f u lly j
sustained by S c rip tu re a t w e ll as by
B I L I O U S H E A D A C H E . This is
h is to ry , and th a t tact is t f i is : tn a t
m tne morning, MUD-
God never con ferred and never designed j
• ill relieve t .e headache.
to co n fe r, any great biesaing on tbe
BED AND W ATEHY EYES
liu m a o fa m ily b a t w hat be alw ays k - t 9 3
le d » o r has «electeo a descendant of M U O Y A H w ill caaaa th e radaaas to diaap-
th e A da m , h o ld in g slaves, or a w h ite appear and wvake tb« «yea aaauae their oor-
n a tio n n o ld in g slave», as th e m e d iu m ■ a l, h ealthy appearance.
by o r th ro u g h w h ic h tn a t
b le s s in g , < C O A T E D T O N G U E A N D F O E ­
ehoa ld reach th e m . W hy He has done T I D B R E A T H A N D B A D T A S T E
so i» c o t m a te ria l to dtscu<s now ; but I N T H E M O U T H H U O Y A M w ......... ar
tbe fact th a t He a lw a ys d id so tbe | the tonr'je. a a u the breath pure aaJ sweet
S c rip tu re
a b n c d a n tly prove».
A lso and cauae tbe bad taste to disappear.
th e re is the suggestive t r u th th a t tbe
The F avorite Transcontinental Route
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P A I N A N D T E N D E R N E S S IN
M ie p h e rd in g c h u rc h ie nearest A b ra ­
Between the N orthw est and all
TH E STO M ACH
Thl* u due to indigee-
ham , tb e fa th e r of tb e f a it h f u l
in
points Last.
tiua. N V D Y A X w ill cause the food to be-
w n se seed a ll tb e fu n lie s o f tbe
e o a e perfectly digested and tbe p e n and
< h o l c e o t t w o ro u te» - t h r o u w h
e a rth were to be ble»s»-d, and A b ra ­
ter-derne«« w ill diaap;««r.
t h e F a MUI »
ham owned th re e h u nd red and eigh te en i
ENLARG EM ENT
OF
THE
servant». A nd
the 8 a v io r
of
th e ' 6
w r id was of th e J e a is b , a w h ite n a ­ L I V E S H U O Y A M w ill lessen thecoagca-
tio n c w o it g servant» and i t h e ld them tion and reduce the et.larged Uver to lta nor-
B a l «ire.
by G od’ s law s, n o t t h e ir ow n.
A n d F o u r R o u te-« E a » t o f P u ­
U UtUULLEV WOVE» WlRE FEHCE CO.
A t firs t a b u n d a n t s u p p lie s of s h ip
tim r-e rs were d ia a n fr«jm the N o rth
vie rm an forests, near th e coast, th is
tim b e r a l*o l o n g exp orted to France
a id Ei.g and. As tbeee soarcee of su p ­
p ly were e xh a u ste d , d ra u g h ts were
m ade on th e ior*«-ta fu rth e r tn la n 1, and
la te r on s p le n d id oak and fir tim b e rs
were b ro u g h t fro m Poland and d is ta n t
Galicia. There
was b u t l i t t l e use
fo r iro n . The few n a ils , bo lt», or
bands fo r m a»t ar.d spars, came from
bwetfen or E n g la n d , and e s p e c ia lly
copper and its a llo y fo r s im ila r use or
for e x te rn a l h e a tin g hei«<w tL e w ater
lin e cam«- a lm o s t e x c lu s iv e ly from
E n g la n d . H e m p fo r ropes was dra w n
t r im
fto M ia .
b a t sail» again I torn
F n g ia n d , e tc., so th a t tbe in d u s trv was
very dependent oa im p o rts o f m a te ria l
fro m abroad. L i t t le by l i t t l e th is de-
pen<le ce decreased aud in tb e fiftie s ,
th e la s t decade in w h ic h «(«oden s h ip
f 'u ild in g flo o ris h e d , G erm an in d o a try
bao made
so m uch
pr< grrss and
fre ig h ts f.a i fteen so reooced th a t ne ar­
ly a ll e sse n tia l su p p lie s were dra w n
from G erm an »cu rie s.
•
AGAIN.
Ih e im p e r ia l e x p e rim e n t o f G reat
B 'it a in is ab o u t to break down because
i t does n o t p a ).
H e r West In d ia n
p -»sessions have la-eu an expense since
• he ab o lish e d A fric a n sla v e ry there.
H e r tr i pica, h o ld n g- cannot t e m ade
Vie!
except under forced or s e rv ile
G la i
•
COMING
God and men have washed th e ir hands
of tfie blood upon them in tfie waters
of p ro v id e n tia l a p p ro va l !
D enver& FÜ oG rande
THE SYMPTOMS ARE:
TAN
Scenic Line of the World
Rocky M ountain Scenery
a
e b lo an d D e n v e r .
Tbe H a m b u rg C o m pa ny, not q u ite so
H I D T A N w ill relieve you of the above
co n se rva tive
as tt.e N o rth G erm an
ay&ptoiut
and
rx-ake
you
well.
Do
not
delay.
“ B ut w h at of o u r n a tio n and govern
A ll paseengers gvaated a day’s stop-
L lo y d , t>egan o rd e rin g s m a ll vessel» in
m e n i. I t e U n ite d M ates? A g o ve rn ­
Go to yoor druggist at once and procure a over in th e M orm on cafdtal o r anywhere
1873 fro m tb e yard of B lo hm and Yoss
m e n t a c k o i w le d g td t«y a ll na tion » to package of M I D I AN tor tec. or ♦ for g tte . between Ogden and D enver. Personally
iu H a m b u rg , from tl.e N o rth G erm an
¡<e tfie m ost cosm o p la e tie of tb e n a ­ If your draggtat does not keep it. »end direct cooducted T o u ris t E xcursion s three d a w
vard in K ie l, a n d , in 1879, fr«»m th e
tio n s today. W ho un d e r G od’ s prov
to the U l O Y A * K E M C U Y C O M P A N Y , & W rek to
F len ab atg s h ip y a rd . T ie u rg e n t re ­
l fence erg ao ixed and e sta b lish e d i t Ran Fran- .«co. Cab, and they w ill »end it to
quest o f th e M in is te r of M a n n e von and its ref, r a. at ton p rin c ip le s ?
I^et t o o
You can conau'.t the greet R l UVA.X
b lo rc h was. how ever. Beceaaaty to i n ­
us appea! to h is to ry . T he firs t a tta ck
Do not forget that.
duce tbe b'.ard to g iv e th e orders for
on B r itis h pow er and the sggreesiors Cali and tee them if you wish. You may
tt.e tw o largest |a « -» rg e r
steamers of p a rlia m e n t » *« ma«le bv a slave-
ca ll and tee them , or w rite, aa you deaira.
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Tbe firs t p re s id e n t of th e firs t
i»t«« and all tnf^rmauaw. ewa«w O. k
‘ •V u lc a n ” at " t e t t in and the second to
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C a r. S to c k te a . M a r k e t aad Ell»« kt* .
Geoerwi Agent,
«let. K u - A. Tkt A tt.
B oth o rd e .a we ie executed
to th e R a o fu lp b . Ih e secretary of tn a t « in ­
Sbl WaaliiuxUKi m .
Heovar* O to
»•■ Fraaoaaa, Cal
f ü llt e t cati» ia cti< >n o f th e board, b u t
Kwttar-d. «'W-^ «
gress
was a
s la v e -h o ld e r, C h arle s
D e ice a a«i on I v re a li» hr- ken in l?“ »n
Ito m p a o n .
I be c h a irm a n of tb e co m ­
and
18 j *7 when th e “ V u lc a n ” at m itte e of tb e w h o le who rep orted th e
M e t t in , d e liv e re d to tt«e N«*rth G erm an (D e c la ra tio n of Independence was a
L lo y d in Brem en f ix im p e ria l m a il
sla ve -h o ld e r, T hom as Jefferson. Tbe
steamer«, a u b sid ix^d by th e govern
general of Ute c o n tin e n ta l a rn iv was a
ruent for tr ip » to E astern Asia an i Au»-
sla ve -h o ld e r.
G co’ ge
W ashing to n,
tra ia upon tb e expreaa c o n d itio n th a t
w ho was also p re s id e n t of th e c nveo-
they sh o u ld i-e t>n l t a t Lom e and of
tio n w h ic h fram ed tb e c o n s titu tio n .
G erm an
m a te ria l. These
steam ers, The fa th e r of th e c o n s titu tio n was a
It's a lo ng tim e , b u t dev<wit>a to the
w h ic h c o m p lie d w ith a ll sp e cifica tio a » , s la v e -h o ld e r, Jam es M a lis o n .
tru
e in te r-s t« aud p ro s p e rity o f th e A m ­
proved th a t in G erm an y r-h it» b u iId irg
• a •
erican people has w -n fo r it new frie n d s
bad reached tb e same gra te o t e x c e l­
“ W h a te ve r
of peace.
p ro s p e rity ,
lence as in G reat B r it a in , and from
as th e years n d l- d by a n ' tb e «xriginal
th a t tim e fo ra a rd fu r th e r orders were ¡h a p p in e ss and gi« ry tb e people o f the
m em bers o f its fa m ily passed to th e ir re­
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been
given by bo th tb e tw o great tia n s -
w a rd . aud these a«ltnirers are loyal and
p o rta tio n lin e s to tb e “ V u lc a n ,” as under tb e a d m in is tra tio n of pre sid ents
slave
steadfast to d a y , wich fa ith in its tea ch­
w e ll as tb e o tt er large yards, as th a t who were slave ho ld ers tr« m
o f B lc b m and Voss, R e ib e rstie g and sta te s. W henever th e p re s id e n t has
ings. and con fide nee in th e in fo rm a tio n
been elected from a free sta te , from
other.*
** h «h it b rin g s to th e ir home» and fire»
Adam s dow n to L in c o ln , co n fu sio n
side«.
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its old age a ll the v ita lity and v ig o r o f
slopes, it» peeils, its abstdute li c k c f je c t, o n ly th is fa r, God w i l l n e t be
coal a rd its sc a rc ity o f o th e r fu e ls, cau m ocke d. He o rd a in e d tfia t th e negro its y o u th strengthened and rip e n e d by its experiences o f over h a lf a c e c tu rv .
be expected to p ro fit m ure th a n I ta ly ■ sh o u ld be Die servant o f ee rvxcts,
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m et hods, tfie c u rre n t re q u ire d could
lie developed fro m tb e n u m e ru iis wa
terpo w e rs
A t piese nt the
m e ta llic
im p o rt« of I ta ly come fro m A m e rica ,
Sweden and E n g la n d , b u t w ith a home
a r tic le in th e m a rk e t, produced by
Ita lia n w ater power am i w ith cheap
I ta lia n
la b o r,
tb e d o u b le
fre ig h t
charge» on e xp o rte d raw m a te ria l and
re -irrp o rte d products w o u h l io n u a n a t­
u ra l p ro te c tiv e ta r if f fo r the hom e p ro ­
d u c t.
put
machine,
too,
were
properly
re s p o n s ib ilitv
. e a rly h is to ry uf the race have been
canonize«! and stand as th e a n c ie it
precedents, g ild e d by an assu m ptio n of
d iv in e
s a n c tio n .
T he
to rtu re
of
w itch e s, th e s la u g h te r o f her« ti«*a, tb e
h o ld in g of slaves, th e b n tih e r v of
pe«»ple w ho «lefeml t h e ir homes from
m v s s io n , »11 have been un lca -'e d upon
T be d r iv in g of m a ch in e to o ls by m o-
t«»rs has perhaps received m ore a tte n ­
tio n tha n a ll th e o th e r a p p lic a tio n s of
s m a ll m otors p u t tog ether. As a ru le
engineers arrange th e ir ow n shops in a
way w h ic h they w o uld lie asham ed to
adopt in t illin g an o rd er. T here is no
d o u b t th a t a ll too ls can lie Lest d riv e n
by m utora, th e o n ly qu e stio n tfia t is
open is, w h e th e r each to o l sh o u ld have
its ow n m o to r, or w h e th e r several
s m a ll too ls, such as lathes, sha’. l have
a s h a ft and one m o to r fo r Die lo t. The I
s m a ll m o to r is. how ever, m uch less!
e ffic ie n t tha n
fre q u e n tly
supposed, i
T tie r e is a com m on idea
th a t a ll
dynam o» am i m otors ru n up to
h ig h
e fficie n cie s, say Wi per ce n t o r so, but
s m a ll m utors are m uch m ore lik e lv to !
he of the ord e r o f 59 per cen t. The
in i t i a l expense of s m a ll m otors is i
th e ir c h ie f a ttr ib u te , how ever, am i in
a d d itio n to tfiis , m a c h in e tool« are not
designed for m otors to begin w ith , h u t!
the m ake r stic k s i t on where lie can '
u m le r p ro te st, am i treats i t as an a ic h i-
tect tioes a c h u rc h organ, as an u n a v o id ­
a b le e v il, w h ic h lias to he to le ra te d ,
b u t m ust n o t lie considered. A great
pa rt uf Die cost of Die s m a ll m o to r is
th e fram e w ork and be atin gs, and if
the
tb e
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