Sherman County observer., October 13, 1899, Image 1

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The tune lim it expires at 4:52 anti the
— RACE AGAIN CALLED OFF yachts
cannot possibly make it.
on the Northern
WANT TO FIGHT { Ä " d’ ,h" “
MOOHJt
4:21:30—The race is off.
M O O R E BROS.
Transact a General
NO . 20
■ ORO
OREGON
For the Third Time the Big Yachts
Failed to Finish.
A
STO RY
OF
C A N N IB A L IS M
Y o u n g M a n H o r r ib ly T o r t u r e d a n d H a te n
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Great ritaio, However, Shows a Dis
taste for War.
The death nf Corporal W. B. Larra­
bee, of the South Dakota rigim ent,
from smallp' x cart a gloura over ti e
mu? tering-out ceremony t d a t.
R oyal
R aking
P owder
Savages
S T O h M *j IN
i ri 1 1 * S r. A.
C ., Oct. 7 .— A r<-
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T r a n s p o r t F la m
and H r
(a r lo a a
Letters of credit issued
of
of cannibalism was
available ou Eastern states
-À bsolutely
R S D lJ IT r rv Harne*
Sydney. Australia, a fe w
le. ù
ure
J M nVN AHOO, V. c.
M
anila,
(Jet.
«
.-
T
h
e
trans*
ott
Siam
j day« before t h e s a i l i n g of the steamer
W x U O LPK K , C le rk .
— o-----
Aoraugi to thia port, by «he French i
encountered typhoons early this week.
M a k es t h e fo o d m o r e d e lic io u s a n d w h o le s o m e
C o lle c tio n , m ade a t a ll po ints on favorable
One lasted 40 hours. Most of the forage
jjrnto. M g N t a x c h a a g « and te le g ra p h ic t r a i l - T k„ T wn
n . . . V rv E a a a U Mo.k^l ti i o
!i1tea,.u ‘"r J***uette. The victim
of the
f e n acid on S e w Y o r k , C hicago. ' t L o u t.
Sau lD e
BOttS I IT LVcDlJ iit C M , Nellfl^f display of savager
6T-’ âl. LACteC. 60#
rerv was a native of Orange Free Stale Will F k m lv isLnfl lie yn ‘?e<k
«wept overboard. A ll the
\IO K - i
C IK 'L K
X ».
W 'H E X O K
1 CO., *fw
P o rtla u d , Tb s Dulles aud various
. r 1 Wtunic a ft, m eets lu a. O. V. *». Hall p F o r a in m ts u m r o , O regon
H aw aii, named Amaro, who acted a s ’
?,
Will r l rtdy LtleDfl IIS , boats. were smashed in and the ste.mer
and W a th in y .o n .
ShowiDg
Any
Particular
Super
e very Ur»» ;uid to ird W ednesday evenlug of r a u
rolled
tremendously.
Mnles were
orderly to the immigration d e p a rt-J
Cherished Rights— KrugeiS Govern­
m o u th
SojouruiAd m .-m bers a *e iu v u e d to a t ­
iorily Over the Other.
Q R . I. M. S M IT H
hulled from side to side ai.d frightfully
ment at Noumea, in the New Hebrides
te n d
ment Ejecting K t l r Miners.
allowed foi
A M \ « l* A M » K n x , O X .
il g» ’rnmttA for sixty
; mangled and
disemboweled, their
About
git
months
ago, Am anit
W x H O U M kC U K K
or more tr
■ legs and n^cks broken, and the animals
) tf,
married a native woman of Oaha iu
tf.e «'troll ¿stra­
tiou of aft
fell in such a confused mass that the
be adjusted to
New York,
Oct.
7 .- The vac hta ' P ‘e ^ ew H ^ n d e s group, and on pass­
meet
their
wire unable
to relieve
ing that island on the second day _
of!
Kloemfontam,
.............. <» — Pr< eident (attendants
m
shite and condì«
Oct.
spent
half
an
hour
after
arriving
at
the
lions.
K
e-3
eral m
When the storm abated the
0 R. L L O Y D D. I D L L M A N,
■re of the cabinet
starting point trying the wind, run the rovagd of the Jeanette to one of Meyne on Thursday congratulated the , •
i» H U e
P|> « H e H r n g S r o r »
iiefore lea vieg I
eir western trip
ning about one tack or the other and the outlying islands, he decided to J burghers on the rapidity with which ,nJ',rf<1 animals were killed and the
expressed.
When
•a t¡e fa c t
with the
up and down, eft and cn the wind. visit his w ife’s tribe. Accordingly the they responded to his call. He said carcasses thrown overboard.
earnest eu
W«»KÍ». »»««• |)V A« the time of the start approached couple were put «.ft in a small boat and the Orange Free S:ate did ni t intend the biaro arrived here her propeller
» by Adm iral
f»ewey to |
was
high
out
of
water
and
the
wreck
icy
of
it
was
oulv
a
few
weeks
ago
that
the
t ) make an attack but *<iuld fiercely
President Mc-
the wind began to decrease and at
Q R . O L ’ VE H A R T L E Y
K in J e y to i
of her boats were hanging frem the
m ale a second
• v:z ^ o ^ e a m p a i g n .
call and , defend ite cherished right?
Office over Moor.- B ros.’ B a n k ....
liLtk* was not blowing much over 12 »banner
davits
learned
their
fate
knots. A t 11:U5 a gun spoke out the
« a a.
a i
J & L A 1 I0 K .
B y m i s t a k e they ha<1 landed on an
....M o ro , Oregon.
London, Oct. 6. — All rel aide i n i e ll i- -
M a n y W u le » vwe«, K iii e C .
preparatory
signal. Ciews on the
unfriendly
shore
and
were
taken
gence
lr<
m
South
Africa
points
to
the
^
•
’’hiugton,
Oct.
«
.—A
mess&ge
from
f
b
a
«
s
o
r
t
h
a
T
r
u
s
t
rival boats then iegan j<<ckeving for a
Question Wbteb
«O K U
A t t r a e t s a h b *lon.
start in earnest. The Columhia had prisoners. The man was tied to ■ C°o*inoance of the existirg sim ition f< r ' ”' ti’ rd' / ’l i * ‘■ay* : The steamer Siam
< K F«O N
Boers
Ar«
Said
io
B«
OctupyiDg
L
iirg
’s
Nek.
stake
an
1
his
torture
began.
Tnis
con
E.
SANDERS,
U
.
D
S.,
which
left
ban
Francisco
August
lb
Was:
the weather position and try as l.e
igton. Get. 5.
G.
u
. s
ii
- . .
r — ? some time as both tidre a'e appartntlv
5. —Mocstaiy legis-
Hi i t »»- the only question
would Ik g a rth coaid not oust tier sisted, first, in alhiwing vicious jungle diffident atw.ut commencing tl attack. with 45 horees amt 32b mules, encoun­
Gestri! Siaians Preparing lo E racm lt.
<5™
ln
BuUllng, up from the better l«eith. As the boats snakes, from which the poison fangs > Tr.»- d-lay it
taken u n hv
« good as it glues time for tered a typhoon on the 21st inst. on
! greet;oca! caocue next
stairs over .he runu:;u>* store
Ugly E -port From N w Cisi’e.
a in te r.
tore along toward the lightship, a l­ had been removed, to attack the man’s further negotiations, ano today's in d i­ the coast of northern Luzon, in which
trust question w ill he
legs.
Then
a
tire
was
made
at
his
feet,
: tu republican members of
Q R . I. S . t iE IS E M K ÌREER-
most parallel to the starting line, thev
cations apparently show a willingness all but lb mules were lost. The an i­
Office iu Chapman Block. Long Dis­
horribly burred,'Jon the part of the British
mal» were kill»«] by the pitching of
cor gress
made a beautiful picture. Just l>efore and h i- legs were
a scheme of concerted
government
tance 'panie S42 ih e Dalles, »>r.
J
injury was superficial so th a t, Io «-ontinue to
u tilix -
the vessel and lack of air from the nec­
getting to the bghtehio tie Columbia though
w ill, if pc» ) hie, be
London. Oct. 5 - T h e Dailv Tele­ tarty a»’t io.
D r . x t i u . r * :> a gr.nl i t- of one of ih*- b e s t ’
.... victim would not die under the While a distaste fo?‘ w a 7 e v id X d v “¡n- essity of ciosmg the hatches. There
fratntd.
fco
eased »ft quickly and crossed the line
, at least, is the pro­
co tog.-« tu A u i-'fiv », l . .e L’ utvc r.-tty ,rf M : d u * a u ,
graph has the following disjatch frem
gram wh ich
at 11:21^)2. The Shamrock tried to rewtrnent. Then he-was made a target' creases in Great Britain, dispateb!. were no densities among the ta see ti­ New Castle. Natal, det-d yesterday:
tutu in o ñau .o y t-!»rs e xp erteacr.
now in the minds of re-
gers.
°
^
i
n
.
lv
k
X
d
r’him
the
*h
o
fr.,m
the
scene
Of
p
o
s
,h
li
h
u
e
U
In
k
.
10
bl
Iran
1 d ^ e , ami w ill in a ll
get marer to the lightship th.«n h
"The
Boer a«lvan».-e befcan tod-«v
the
C
o
l
-
V
i
-
-
-
.
»
h
.
.
,
J
«
ro’
»nd
more
lurid.
Of- rival in order to break up
carried cut. The presi-
with a general moven ent of artillery. nrobabiiiity
A G U IK A L C O ' s M k T H O O S .
He was torn to j icces and placed
___
M U IR & M U IR ,
Let* iu he V .^ t Block,
lu m b .a ’s wind, but had not non», so
e. -g’ ¡set the lar-rearh-
The Boere are occupying L a irg ’s Nek dent b in
* ' ia»C<’
R'UK«*r referred to” the prospective Said to Ba S a n d in g N o r t h e r n M a n B a c k Ltgbtlv and hold the mountains to t. e ing in porrt>! i ol tt is protdem and is
crossed on the Colum bia’s weather accordirz*to n ’/ " ' «•' ? '
ÎH » « A M .» •*
a
i • ’ iL
WM eat*,n 1
as a means of setting the
«'It t...x | quarter at 11:21:1». The Columbia
to T h e i r F a r m « .
south of Volkerust. No British tseop- an earnei!"t B ker after cpinicne and
meantime paMic "to ta lly frww of England ”
was first oxer hot
the Shamrock with the eh«»p. In the
■
M
anila,
Oct.
6
.—Aguinaldo,
accord-
are
nearer than Ladysmith and pre­ ioformat ¡UO -arjtg on it. He may
According to’ advices fr m
R. J. YV. V O t • EL
*«s g i f r u prom pt »lU a«; >o.
p luted in to the weather le r tu . This Amnro s wife tad been provided with
ihject of a chapter of fcis
parations
ate lieirg made to ahan<’ «i, rnake it
same
>og
to
a
rerort
brought
to
Manila
to-
o ttic e »a A u d . r x E , ButZulttA
was a challenge that M*t Barr oft tie * s«».mj husban.1. The matter was point Boer forces at V c l k c m s t w ill «d- dav hy a D ’tnimcan friar from it e Natal fretc the frontier to Glencoe. mtsVag*i tu
• greea dpos tte conven-
ci
lu
k
T
.'rh
n
n
h?
?
UI
V,nte
10
lhe
N>tal
b
^
«
*
II. <><: r «» »X
S
w
Speda 1st for Refraction and
course and »lown on the fleet of steam­
iy, het is cot entirely
north, hae teened orders to the F il i­ ‘»eceral
fcimons
i-
preparing to
it
is
thought
no
action
has
tieen
taken.
_____
»ettlej
ila
iK ie .L » of the E y e .
h
ers. The
torpedo
I oats
shrieked
<wn mind as to the
pino soldiers in the northern province evacuate w ithin 24 hour«. Feople are
l o u s I t . M IT C H
w ild ly . They did not nerd a second
II T I S M B
^ iie rc y of bringing the
T M k R K tfg L S B E T B K a T B D .
J ihanntehurg. Oct. 6 —The gov»r*- to return to their towns and to resume crowding the trains at Ladyemitft.**
2
Moiri»<>u, » » rner Front Strc t.
m a tn r te1 (h ■ ttentioo cf congreee arid
lot k to know that Barr, and Hogarth as
farming. Ib is story lacks confirma­
r
--------
iOCnt
”
ej«et»ng
tbcusands
of
Kaffir
Ug
y
B e p o r t f r o m N e w C a s t» e .
tbe peop!
weil, won hl sail thrtugb w»lls of Iron ueneral Grant D r i v e « the Filipino« from miners from Rand and sending them tion but the rnmor may he in accor­
**.» i
’ at way. Ih e president
N
M IT C H E L L & TANNER
O K K ' »»>.
London, Oct. 5. — Transvaal new» ii-
rather than give in the first battle.
ieaders of the partv are
the Im ui Mixer.
into the cortt ern districts of the dance with ztgninaldo’s policy of keej eoatrariictof j . Side by aide with t ' - finde tra t t
D r. I . kth I i* w e ll k n » n te residents of S«. -r- When the Columbi a broke cut her big
_
M anila, Oct. 7 .-G e n e ra i Fred Grant,
Transvaal to avoid danger of collieion ing the country as productive as p o s s i­ sunooncencect that B'jers 1,aveoccur > ’ nut carril
toe popa-
n'AU «« uu.
i l s ».« r» is g u a r a a to -a t» . v« «al
AïîORNiYS AÎ LAW
lintie c d icry ta u e t combinations of
balioooer, which filled in a wholes me with three companies of the Fourth i n - { • * l i> whites in the event of
A n ble. using his men in alternate shifts Laing's Nek is printe«i a ditpateb ftr-n c a p i t a l t
w
l
v
,
efie
toc
W-.n
e iaa i tn • «.-juris o. i>i--g"O, W**h-
k a spurt. The windward faulty, two o-mpa: lee of the F»>ur- Irieh
at they are di-pcsed to
ropa supporting the Boers hae ° ° tb* fatnie or under arms.
Pretoria stating
that the TrwneTaal
in g lo tt « 'id iu A il *. iw ni I h r > . : p r r u . r « U u il o:
maaauuver »»» called <>ft within fif- teentn infantry and a t an»i of scouts , «tatted for the frontier,
ter from ac im partial
government
hat
is-ued
strict
r .;.r « -
Ltto « n.krvl a i s le s
tn
■
A
S
S
A
C
M
O
S
B
T
IS
B k F U B L IC A K S .
teen minute«. Both boats set back irto attached to If e former fig m e n t, ad­
’ tako a *
or.-gfnae
tions to eerrmaodaute that Br.t
K . ' E i L k X D , G R fc u »x
thè coure», tte Colun bia in thè lead. vanced from Imus this n-orning, driv-
I*»?
esem inclined to
territory muet n t ( * invac«^
F ia tfo rm
Akcp-.od
a
otf
a
Sci
tato
ticket
London,
Oct.
b.—A
private
message
The officiai lim e ut ronedirg thè iog thè insorgente freni thè cn tir* w e s t
M e i.u n t e r e r of aod Dewier ta
int) CIO, & 1 C it, C om m erclsl U iu ta i g.
: «t,. s, and ea-
mg bad arrived to cenfirm liiedn>(.atib
Memioatea.
oater mark was: Shamrock, 1:3K:25; - batik of thè Ima» river. Three Ameri- from a high tfficial in Pretoria says:
affeetteg t:.e industries
from
New
Castle
actouneii
g
that
the
"W
e
do
not
Bi»-ton,
Oct.
b
.—The
Masvachwantts
• ant anv goaranke of in-
Whips,
to la m b ia , l:.-fi:34
Immediately alter «ans were wouuded. It is estimateci
k ? a natural
atxl un-
S. B E N N E T r ,
dependence, We stick to the Lend n stale republican convention was held advance of the Boer forces t*ezan xe»«
r o u i d i t g ih « Columbia went on t » tta t 10 cf thè FiLpino» wirc k ille d .
"#«■ of m -le rn
trade
terday.
A
disti
nctly
eerioot
»nd
cg!v
Spars,
* * e «object of finances the “*
erolatic;
rometbirg which should
pori teck, followed sbortly
hv thè
Comjanies C and H .w ith thè scnuts. convection. We have lo-t al. faith ;n '7 * * 7 ’
tatemect
aornee
from
New
Ca-tle
to
amrnck.
Tr e O lumhia t o k e l croesed thè river at thè big bend and British state-men and bave nothing platb’rm says t i e repur lican partv the effect teat armed Kaffi«ea»com- perhaps
"• ated and kept w ithin
Stirrcps,
stanile unreservedly plsdg d to mein-
iiw ite ti-
I again and f«»?c J t i e Shamrock a* »ut. advanced westward in the direction of wore to say.”
ut r«.t to be condemned
r.ii:
(»any
Boer
commanders.
Thia
w
«
aid
Office iu The S» hanu > Buildiug, The
tain
the
existing
gold
stiwdard.
T
h
e
ae
an
ch
¿ ra ,
S h ip s ,
It wae a g»eal game of j wkevtcg, with ibe Bincayan rosd, the insurgents fir­
be an abeolnte beach of the cocdition-
D ill-» , Oregon.
platform
opp
ses
trusta:
end»
rsee
the
the Americans doirg t ie better work. ing volleys but retiring
tradb
c o n d it io n s
good
Twentv F ih -
t i
*WU1 |K \« r tir e la a ll C o a rta , S ia t c a c d Fed
T C D tS U D Ü W ü j o n C o V fir S .
national administration, and eojr- suppoced to govern warfare amorg
At 1:45 the Columbia was in the lead ; pinos were diicovered in trenches at I .
---------
f the troeta which
civilise i nations and if true presages
.
efjJ.
by ah ut 30 seconds. The wind, h e w -! the Bioiavan church, about midway
R e p o r t s S h e w G r e a t B x - mend- tf e sk II with which the presi­
mmanc
dent ha- handled the problems aiisicg scenes worse than the gloomiest fore- the more thcoghtf the e»jne:deration of
ever, was too light to admit of the J betwaao
Kacoor and Cavite Viejo.
paosion «» Bmiocss.
cast.
ta:e«tnen in the
xactits finishing
w itoin
the time ‘ There were routed, six being k illed .
'
^ o ik , Oct. 6 .—Bradstreet's w ill from the war with r^pim.
republican party is that cf the preeible
All kinds of repairing prompti»
w . H. W IL S O N .
W i | B a s ta t A rm e C F o r c e s .
Lieutenant Jas
W. Murray Crane
lim
it
Ib
e
boats
were
about
seven
i
K
ile
y
’s
battery
of
the
F
ilth
artillery
I
*
*
*
tomorrow
:
and neatly dona.
Mafeking. Get. 5 .- T h e Associated irrita ti n and discontent which giant
miies from the finish when the race* made an effective sortie about a m ile . ^ P ^ m h e i hack clearing returns con- was Dominated for governor fcy ac­
Pres-
on reliable authority says the c- m bina ticca may inspire in Toung
clamation.
as
was
General
Curtis
3*u>ndSt.. Near Sfocdy't Warehouse I * • ’ CB,,®d t f f -
south of Baooor and ¿helled the west ^rtn e a ,‘T advices of the maintenance
men who are starting out in life and
G
u
ild
,
jr
..
for
lieutenant
governor.
uoighers
are enjvinsd n».t to cross tt e
bank of the river at close range. That i
c$a ° * ry ’s general trade and pro
Oregon
T h e D a tile *
• h o may imagine that their coper-
H
-*»a
M.
Kooltcn
was
nominated
western
frontier
or
to
interfere
w
ith
for
durtive indu-try in exc»-» dingiy large
Highland. Oct. 7 .—The sterling gun lo ck 1« now held by the Americans.
««
«
«
'*
•
t
u
L
.r e b d ^ ¡ > .
’ volume. When it is revelled that ow- ■UorDeT f*n **« L
was fire! at
l ’ :20. The Columbia
and restricted.
Thia
armed forces.
a**Careful a tte a U o a g i r e i to o ile e llo u « . O f ­
eed'of
th
L
IN
C
O
L
N
A
N
D
D
O
U
G
L
A
S
leg
to
holiday
observances
at
leadirg
crossed the line teu seconds ahead cf
fif.t has taken deep root in
W o o l S a ia s ’. a L o n d o n .
fice couuaei a j *A p ra c tiœ iu a l S .a te courts.
Bwttlsh
Treopi
frem
laCta.
ci>irs
the
num
t«r
of
business
davs
in
the bhamroi k.
certaiu sectiona of the countrv, and
v Ilice »»ver French & C«. 's bank.
I.ond n, Oct. 6. — The offerings at
Fras'dant M e K i a l e y and Fostmastar G aa-‘ Septemlier was the smallest ol aov
Ladysmith. Natal.
Get. 5 .- T b n speculation as to the ultim ate effect of
the s o il auction ealwa to d a y a m o u n t e d
arai Smite Fay Tributes to Tbslr month except February, the facts that to 11.5M) hales. Fine mericoe and the Fifth lancers and natal brigade from the agitation rune through Lot a little
Q
J. B R IG H T ,
11:47 a. m .- T h e Columbia is s till
■ emery.
r .m a s V a lle y ,
of the correspondence which comee
r ^ iJ ! ilg r« al*nV
at .6 Cities ex- finest grades of crossbreds were firm, Durban have arrive*!.
leading tte race, but the race ie verv
Galesburg, I I I . ,
Oct. 7 .- O n
tte reeded
aesea
hilnoo
doli ara—were There was spirited bidtlirg for this
•^•‘ ly to the table of tLe i resident.
O
reg
>n.
[close.
ATT0RI8Y AT LAV,
campus of historic Knox college, where laiger than those of August and nearly stock ami the home tra e -ecuied the
S O B S W IN D B A D LY
fc lE D S D .
Ih e personal liberty phase of the trust
forty one years ago, Abraham Lincoln
queeiion j« oce wnicfc has not vet been
Waneo
.
.
.
.
oreypon N e w e n t i r e l y , C o n v e n i e n t
12^J3 p. m. The Colombia Dads and Stephen A. Douglas met in their in he absence of any particular ac- taken occasionally Oy American recre- S a e o n c f ia e e c f t h e B tg Y a c h u A n o t h e r geceraliy rti-casied, but it is reccg-
by about an eighth of a m ile .
to B u s in e s s .
memorable swviea of debates. P r e s i ­ tix ity in stock or other speculation, sentatisea wfe« have purchased cpF
w
» . D r l f i l B g « M a t c h .
olied by politicians .
> ta k e a
__
,
u nave pUtCl SS»* 1 CD t>»
W iil pra c'te e in a ll lb » courts of O regon.
. cf 1 bestness today
___ about
.___ w _ e 4o00
b P
dent M cKinley and Po«tuis«ter General Cf I tie
ti r immen-e
immense tnlnm
volume
balee* Coarrer 1 gra»f»-e
New York, Oct. 5 .—The second race Position in tre foreground and to lead
oOtee over K ra u e e 's Al «ruev-* >hop-
htch was done.
Ben? largely , j . hdriWDV<" ,e* r * ra *r * of the contest for tee America's cup
Mnith this morning deliveied stirring
• political consideration
Conducted on Best Principles 1 2 :1 0 -T h « Shamrock has gamed addressee
was sailed today.
commemorative of the con­
rapidly on toe Colum bia.
J o li s G A V IN
As illustrative of thè great
gr*at advance
________ —______
test between the two great leaders of in i burine*«
The w eatrrr half sc hear Ge tore thi
S te a m e r S u n k a t B
H e r F le
over preceding
precedimi
l e e r .
basine*» in thia
this
A S O T d k R T H R O U G H T R A IN .
O O R E & G A V IN ,
___ ________
clearing« retu*ns
Mew V ir k , Oct. ft. — The Leoca sank start began to ».loud up but gave no in ­
! : ! • —Th« Columbia has gained dur- former days. The brief i-peech of the . years, . nine months’
Feed Stable in connection with hotel.
president
was
punctuated
throughout
J
«re
do
less
significant,
"
ih
e
total
D
o
u
b
t
« S e r v e « to Be F u t o n B « t w « « n
----
dt her
pier at 6:35 o'clock and at dication of rain. At 10:50 the bham-
minutes and
Horses given the beet of »are and atten­ iog toe past tw in ty
its
dvliverv
w
ith
outbursts
of
applau*«.
rock’s
big
spinnaker
was
broken
out.
O g d en a c e P « rU « B < .
clearings
for
nine
months
thia
year
ag-
present
is
lying
at
ac
angle
of
about
50
tion
at
all
times
turned
the
stake
boat
only
a
length
be
ATTORMETS AT LAV,
Ptetrraster
General S m ith’« elo­ grezate a sum greater
than the entire degrees.
There were several firemen all the jitzs on each having been set a
Omaha
Neb.. Oct. 5 . - I cci<3ect to
hind. T te boats are now abreast.
quent tribute* to the character and 1HBH total, though there ate three >° the
forward hold at the time the few setxnds previously. At I t o’rlotk the establtshase t of a third through
Oreg >n
T b ® Dw llï.-*
service of both Lincoln and Douglas, months y»t to elapee beloie the year is »hip rank, but it is thought all
the preparatory signal
was blown, t-eir. le t ween Chicago a:d San Fran-
P r ic e s K cas» »n a h ie.
1:5ft—The .^hamiock s till
the and remini-cenes cf old da;« in ti e I l ­ complete. In this connection the an- raped.
Several were compelled
~ by way of the Union Pacific-
lead.
to they both came d n fu c * op cíese to
Hoorn« 39 AS. UBApm aa HI jc M.
linois political arena, were appreciated nual se^ort of Marager bherrer of the f"in> un er the fireboat New Yotk tbe lightship, the Columbia ena ing Nortl western route and a like increase
HOTEL BR EW STER
greatly
by
the
immense
crowd
ol
down
across
tbe
lice
clone
to
the
l:ght-
New \o rk cleanog houre, shows that which «as lying on the starboard side
in service by the
Burlington and
a a. n o ri a
raa> a x t . x n u
TWir-i -»a VI<wt,i»r« W»•.
• 2:44— Both bunts are standing fa listeners. At the conclusion of the J th« aggregate tank clearing» in the °f Ihe burning ship.
» n i p . a i d c o m in g anout, sailed slowly iH nvei A Rio Grande, cranes the an­
FO R TLIS-D,
.
.
.
OMKGOn out to av*. apparently g *ttu g belle ►xercises
(he
presidential
hack. Tne shamrock also headed to­ nouncement that the Union Pacific w ill
party i ?*’• ’’ ending with beptember were the
------------—------------
U F U R & M EN EFEE
breeaen. Ibe relative position« are un boarded the train for Chicago.
ward the line but din not crv»s. The doable its traiu service to Portland at
¡heaviest ever known, exceeding bv '
Dewey Aeeepts the House
AiTirr*« in
U ” - Ha — i l b ' iv M
¿3 per day
'hanged
h
r*
t
l
»
C
dumbia
appears
to
K'.rup»- n
a n — Ntu®» / e and » p«r t—<h
’ nearly nine billion dollars the record
M'ashir.gtoo, Oct. ft.-A d m ir a l Dewe» boats were only a few seconds apart tae same time.
H-st
.
u._
*, I.'a»! ISM-Ieni I f>« yvtlicg the Its ', of ti e freeses.
A U S T IA L IA X S
A M G S f.
! total of iMvl, and this, too, in the face
elected to accept a house in Wash- when they finally crossed thr line.
A: presect ftcaa Gg .ec there is a
l«n ■ »row
ATTORNEYS AT LAV
t.ive i - 4trtai, y.»«i vnli besat
1-fie-l. «Air ot'-al- me v
of the fact that now less than ever he- ’ D&tcn already constructed instead of During the first five minutes there was d o a b l e ¡ a l l y s e r v ic e o v e r t h e O r e g o n
D t t iii lt B a d B .c s u ta C a r n .d H ® at
re iu the New York city t<ank
having wuw
me k b u uilt.
great cheering for the Columbia. Th- Short Line to finite,
F SAXiis.ß«. Xaniger.
3n)5— The Shamrock is s till ahead
ahich only
____. . e clear-
a r-
iii .
i T:
. e e a a i im
m i ira
r a l l w a s
B c u g M in A m a n e a .
«*X»»VR- Jb B«T» w » x. E-njr,
T H K l i t i . ' . » - , ‘ »RV..
▼ a c t W t'>«k
mgs repre-«»ot specolnlivt transactions ' ® c’ a l!.v inio«n’* i teday t f the pnrpose half a length lead of toe Sftamrtck a» carries it as far west a a Pocatello,
Brisbane, Queensland O tt 7 .- Great j and oo the contrary more accurately
From there
____
. eopleof the United States to the start «as lengthened out until however.
3:33—The Columbia seems to have a surprise and
to Portland
b a . H L A U N G IU X
fL s wtiaow.
>tie*atisfaction are ex- I represent legitimate business transac- Pr , * * M b im with a home in Washing- clear wwter shewed. The C M u a b ta ’s there is bet one tra,n meh way daUy^
slight lend. If the wind holds out it pre-j
Io°- He expressed gratification at the sail fil.e i and then abe went on and ( ’ 7 the new arrareemect the double
«aill be a beautiful race to the finish ci **:?**''■. ,u exo m eriia. and political lions than at any preceding peiiod.
J jU N T lN G T O N & W IL S O N ,
J L J T * -*\ *if e
' I k * NSitFetnte clearings at 76 cities l * Kder, which he accepted.
caught her oppuueut. Itc n by latch daily service ia to be carried or. was”
tab war office f as j lace»! large oruerr for the month of beptemtper were 17 -i
she crept up until ste had a lead of a to the coast over tte Oregon Short
3:15—The race ie apparently eft
I
n
d
er
N
e
w
t
h
e
L
o
g
f
i
e
r
i
in
F
o
r
t
.
lor canned meats in » L e L o t t e d States. 013,M * .221, a gam of nearly 2 per cent
c
ATTORXEYS AT LAI.
.ecgth
and a
half. The sailing Lin« and the Oregon Railway A Navi-
M a n a g e m e n t.
Ae a matter of fact the Queensland | over August.
ban
Francisco, Get. 6 —The im maneuvera were now on for good.
nation erm pary lines, which are* now
August
F ir n National Bank Block,
»aimers, anticipotmg a large demand,
The wind was too light to admit of feally but piece« of the Union Pacific
As indicative of the fact that the men»? log raft which left Seattle a fea
Lad prepared increased storks which expansion of the country’s business is weeks ago in tow of the steamer flniabing w ithin the time lim it and
. . . TMK UtLLki, OktU¡)X
it is probable w ill become a drug on of a particularly even and general Crarina. and which was lost oft the the ra»-e was officiallv declared off at
NSW
F IN A N C IA L
S IL L .
their hands. ________
-
.cl sractrr, it 1» further to t«e noted coast and found a few days ago off Port 4:30.
p R E D W . W IL S O N ,
Harford,
was
towed
into
port
todav
not
H
a
a
s
u
r
«
to
B«
I
n
l
r
o
S
u
e
s
a
In
th e S e n a te
naval katemat.«
! M1?1 **’« •> •'" in Clearings at c u e s out-
B w e ly la t b « S « « a io n .
W s lin o iir
II
.
a
side of New \u rk is almcet identical much the woree for wear and prac­
New
York, Get. 5 .—The yachts
ATTORIEY-AT-LAV,
tically intact.
W a s h in g to n .
Oct. 7 . - Acting Secrr- |w ,th the gain at all cities,
Washington, Oct. 5 .- T b e Poet to­
crossed tbe starting line at about 11 n>5.
tary Alien hs* pre; ared the full state-
For the nine months, as already re-
morrow w ill say: On the first day of
S a r io u s R io ts In A u s t r a l i a .
T h e D a lle s
.
.
.
O re g o n
meut of estimates which w ill he ,«». narked, the clearings are vety large,
e
l «® approachirg seseion cf congress
Perth, Western Australia, Oct 6 .—
e*
» congress for the n aintenance exceeding in tact the aggregate for the
has i»een serious riotieg at . I “j l 4 —The Shamrock is apparentlv the aennte fkancial bin w ill be mtro^
establishment lor th e ’ entire rear ol lh98, which is t ie There
O l k ' e over F irs t X a 'io n a l B ac k
in tue lead. Tbe wind is blowing ten luced m the latter both. I t w ill not
-VT *r; These
amount t i heaviest there is any reccrd of. As Kaigoolie. A hundred miners rushed miles an hour from tbe southwest.
be ou the same lines as’ tbe L o o s e h i l l
J
f t LAN DR Y
''*
*• .w“ ,cb i® ®o increase over compared with the nine months’ re on various claims and it moved ore in
-----
b.Qt it w ill declare without equivoca
defiance oi
of * »Iron« force of police,
the
anpronriations
for
the
current
sear
t
t
u
r
n
s
o
l
lNMs'
thVa
re
lV
’«
i?»eOa?Ce
of « ■ - < « ; i < .
m c iu d ^
¡ : ux
ou « - , i ,
12 lM—Tbe Columbia is about half l ’°.n *or the gold standaid.
o k
ra ti . . n u n m o ho t
V » Í »DMl-.S
u -> I W .n J .i’r u o f it»e v,',t Id nieels
lu A ».
IV. .Ut
m : i i l i b \ \ etttteaday
ev emu 4 V it t i u eUouk-r-. ;».»• u . ile .i I.» at-1
W
B a n k in g B u s in e s s
by
i Vancouver, B.
PRETTY CONTEST WHILE IT LASTED j ho“*e,-t to
A
BOERS ADVANCING TO FATAL bORDER
"P
J
THE TRANSVAAL SITUATION
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Late Dispatclies From South Africa Are
Contradictory.
DENTIST.
ALL ARE GLOOMY ENOUGH, HOYi'EYT;
PHYSICIAN SIB SURGEON
DENTIST.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAWYERS.
D
HENRY L. KUCK
A
■araess,
Saddles,
Bridles,
Auaraej in J te u s e U a r at Lav.
It
1TT0R1KY AT LAV,
w ü » T 'o 'f
-M »® «.«
J. r M'JOKk.
M
ce­
D
r
G o ld en R u te H o tel
TdSSORIAL ARTIST.
Haircutting 25c.
Shaving 15c.
Main Street, next d «or to Moro Hotel.
Agency for the beat laundry.
E M M E IT
O
i
»
m
O LDS,
▼
«!»>■, (Ir»«ua.
Commerciai Trade Solicited.
Fine 5ampie Rooms
Special attention xlven
to erm ntry trade.
"Stoct lnpector of Sherman Go.
CONRVD
D R P V T iK s :
KOHLER,
PROP.
T e are sure you do not.
Nobody wants it. But it comes
to many thousands every year.
Itcomcs to those who have had
coughs and colds until the
throat is raw, and the lining
membranes of the lungs are
inflamed. Stop your cough
when it first appears, and yo j
remove the great danger of
future trouble.
Auer’s
HENRY KRAUSE Cherry
Pectoral
SADDLES, HARNESS I SUPPLIES
R. C. Wallis, Deputy, Rufus, O r.
I'K M U .K IO S . O B E O O X .
The Leading Dealer in Pherman County
In First-eiaae "U p -to-D ate” ....................
Of lier Klfid la | j Liai of Goodi.
..WiSCO, OKIGOR.
W h iS T 'E fc° W
hand a large atock of Harness and Saddles, Collars, Bridles,
Wh.pa,, Rohes, Bruahea, Carry Combs, Ac., Ac. Any person in need of anything
In wiy l:ne will eave money by givirg^ne a call before purchasing elsewhere.
4
y
S T O P
W h e r e t h e P e o p le S to p !
stops coughs of all kinds. It
does so because it is a sooth­
ing and healing remedy of great
power. This makes it the great­
est preventive to consumption.
Put one of
A yer’s Cherry Pectoral
P lasters over your lungs
4
UMATILLA HOUSE
E le c t r ic L ig h t s in e v e r y r o o m ,
a n d E le c t r ic C a ll B e lls .
.......... H O T E L R A T E S T O S U I T Y O U
Offices 0 R. & X. Ry., Weatarn Union Telegraph Co.
A ll STAGE L IN E S .
SINNOTT & FISH, Props.
svAo/o M e d fe a i/
L /b c ttc r Fcww.
F o r fo u r r e n t , I,, i t a n p i to p u y pout-
wo w ill >eud you tlx le v u inwilCAl
books.
JWwrf/oa/ 4</r/ew F«^w.
W s h»»a th e » x c lu .lv . ( . r r l « v , o f
•>>m» o f t h . m oat »iuiii«*iit p b y .ic ia n .
In t h . U n ite d S ta te *. U n u .u a l <>t>por-
tuuilkcs altd I miik »Xpertence ru n -
n . n t ly fit th e m f o , (fl * I i i k you in *d ic a l
a d v t c . W r i t . f r . » l v a ll t h . |>artte-
u la r . in y, tr
You w ill receive a (
p ru u ip t re p ly , w ith o u t »<>«1.
Add re»». 1»K. J. C. AY Kit,
L o w e ll. U u i
a mile ahead.
N'enntOf A ldticb, who, as chairman
t i o i r ' si,‘»h* .2 eJ,- j y’*iar af” •pProPrl* - i la»«vr than those of 1S97, and 111 per 1
--------
j oi Vie finance committee of the senate
lions of t l . . «,4.4 for puhlie wciks cent heavier thao in IMG, and 53.6 per
12:50—The Columbia has increased ¡¡7i ‘t!? ? *
?* llle, fr“lnlLK of the
D e p a r t m e n t D is c o n t in u e d .
and navy yards and rtstions. There is 1 cent heavier than in 1S92
it* lead to nearlv a m ile.
b *’ , * ‘d »«“Gidav that the measure
Washington,
Oct.
6.
—
The
sscreterv
also an eGimste of |2 021,000 for the
’_____
had been prepared but that it would
ol war has iesoed an order discontinu­
new naval academv.
not be made public u n til it bad been
C O A S T J O B tfB R S O B G A N I Z i .
ing the m ilita ry department cf the
1 :45—Both
yachts are practically shown to a number
of republic«“
T h e V e n t x u e t a n T r o u b le .
Gulf
and
merging
it
into
the
depart­
becslnie»!.
W ill F ig h t th e M e rc h a n ts a n d J o b b e rs
senators.
It
is
the
preseuI
intention of
Washington, Get. 7.—The following
ment of the east, under command of
o r t h e M id d le W e s t .
'
the finance committee to ask a epeedv
cablegram
has heeu received
from
General M e iritt, with headquarters at
2 :2 5 -T w o tnirds of the cu rse is cot »¡deration of the b ill in tte senate
Ore.,
ft.—A meeting
New York.
Captain H em phill of the cruiser l*e -i < Portland,
r»»,
i
» Get.
.,
.
covered and the Columbia is a m ile »n order that it mav be disposed of as
troit, from
Laguavaia
y tnt X | of the I hainber of Commerce was h»-ld
early m tLe nanluB as possible.
“ CaGro ha« accepted the conditions I lh ,t • it* rno° “ <or tb« Pa ^ c^
< o g « - N O R T H W E S T E R N
G R A IN
S H 'P a iN T S .
proffered. The terms cf settlement are
* n. ° ! * * n.” * l,<>n .w ‘>8bt j h e j ibbers
W A S H 1 N G IG N
V0LUNTRR1S.
R e e o r d a t t h e P o r t la n d e n d S o u n d F o r t s
3 :t)3 -T h e Shamrock is gainicg. It
not ascertained but a change of nd- and wholesale merchants of the middle
D u r in g i h e M o n t h o f S e p t e m b e r .
■
il
l
b
.
.
Clo«.
,
.
c
.
B
.
I
.
M
U
.
.
fe
rn
»
..¿
SU M 0 ...
5 ..
west.
The
jobliers
of
St.
Louis.
ministration is probable."
Chicago and other who’essle center» of
Portland,
Oct.
4.-N orthw estern
Franeueo
to
Boot
Them.
. N o S p a n is h F la g s In H a v a n a .
the tnidtile west have entered a suit gram shipments for the month cl Sep­
9:28—Several
yachts cf the Kei
San Francisco, Get. 6 .—Governor
Havana, Oct. 7 .- T h e mayor of H a ­ before the interstate commerce com­ tember as compile»! by the Merchants* Turk 5 aebt Club have passe»!
>andy Rogers of Washington, accompanied by
mission
to
compel
railroads
to
lower
Exchange
were,
for
Poitlaud
and
the
vana has issued an order declaring that
Hoot i . . „ d bound and , . , d ii . ras
. . no
„» 4
« delegati,)U 0
„ r ,..* .„ t. uV
of , renrt-eent*
ir» . " o ^ pl;
il .
Sound ports:
no Spanish fla g shall be displayed in ti eir car lead rales.
from
his
state
arrived
today
to
welcome
The salvation ol the
Pacific coast
From P»irtlan»l- To Europe, 28*1,941
the city of Havana except at the Span
tbe Washington volunteers, now tn -
ish consulata. It is believed thia w ill jobber ie in the difference betweeu hnrhela wheat; 108,260 hu»he|s barley.
3:41—The yachts are about five miies route home from Manila on the trans-
To San Francisco— 1ft,8«0 bushels from the finish. Ihe Columbia 1st port Pennsylvania. T te vessel, how-
give rise to considerable hostile c riti­ carload and less than carload rates.
cism .
This difference has been growing less wheat; 12,996 bushels flour; 14,200
taken in ber spinnakers » p ! lufftd up. w e r, is not expected here much belorw
year bv year u n til the margin is now bushels oste.
B r . - v i t a a P r ig » | | r G s n s r a l.
Tl e race ie apparently off.
the eighth instant. Governor Gage
as small as the const jobbers can stand
fotel
—905,301
bushels
wheat.
Washington, Oct. 6 .-C o lo n el Harry and live. Hut the big ju'ibing con­
-------------------------------
■ reception at tne Palace hotel
Shipments
daring
July
and
A
ugust-
(.. Kessler of tbe First Montana volun­ cerns of the rnidlde west demand a
DiWKY a n d t h e PH1L1PF1NBS.
today in Louer of the Washington dele­
777,2113 bushels wheat; 103 254 bushels
and has turned the state tug-
teers l as been tomín ¡«sinned brevet ' further reduction. The rate they de- flour;
5025 bushels oats; 10S,2t>0 A d m i t , i s i r a U o n ’s P o lic y A p p r o v e d b y iha gation
boat. Governor Markham, over to the
brigadier general of volunteers for dis­ j tn«nd leaves practically no difference bushels barley.
_
M a n f r o m M a n il a .
visitors tor use in going to meet tbe
tinguished conduct
at Maloloe on het*een the two rates and the coast
Tot»! shipments of season to date —
Chicago, Oct. 5 .- A special to the Pennsylvania outai ule the heads when
March 31 last.
jobbers propose to arise in a body and 1,082 534
bushels wheat;
116.249 Times Hers 11 from Washingt iu says; she is'sighted.
bosh Is th ur; 19 225 bushels
M ln n e io ia f o lu n is e r s
fi* ht t,a‘ 11 “ lter to ■ «ni-fi.
ts: | Admiral Dewey has given unqualified
____________
.
Portland,
Oct. 7 .- T h e Minnesota
ha™ heen ¡>®:d
Seattle, 1.3.94 t h.vb-1* I«»ties. rear l N u ^10 4’ pr'7 " * t? th* declaiatiuii by the
A B a ttle W ith A ra b s ,
Sa* e peri et '« g
volunteer regiment, enroute from the » wh,ch
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year—1 .N. 9 MU' president that there be no faltering in
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P h ilip p i, ee. arrived here this after FraDC,®cn’ 1 <” H«nd and Tacoma were h is» • I» V» I e t . 2»ct,‘ 02
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the Oregon emergency corps
and , pro- , t h e y ar< r e a d y for fight. The hearing h« r j .
; before the interstate commerce com
Eto n Pug i S ound-To Euroie, 131,
ceefl homeward tomorrow.
| m i sb ion w ill come up anon and the 140 bushel» wheat; to San Francisco.
S p e e d y t r ia l a n a 'e n t r n c e .
' merchants hope to he fully organized «050 bushels wheat;
4974 bushels ponibie M « t i l > . i i . o , d . r w c l n
b « bo-
H iu terlard Mussulmans,
flont; 5980 bushels bats; to Honolulu, the totollion. T h i s develop»*»! d u r i n g
Tacoma, Get. 7 .—Albert Hicbam l 1 before that tim e.
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are instigating ac u:uisiu»r »»f
1299 bushels flonr; to the Orient, 23.- a coi; t le reí ce u
was sentenced to death this morning
between the presiden Somalis against Abyssiniens.
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* Two
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«50 bushels fl uir.
T H X H IN N R S O r A V O L U N T R B R S .
for the murder of his divorced wife.
and Dewey.
huu»irt-d
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fifty
Somalis
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d.
Totals
—137.190
bushels
wheat;
29,-
The crime wae committed less than teu
The admiral, it is stated, even went
G iv e n a n O v a t io n
as
T h » y L e f t Swn 923 huabela flour; 5980 bushels oats.
d(.ya ago.
further
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expressed
strong
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West Suparlcr Strtkw.
F r a n e is e o To r H o m e
Shipments durir g Julv and August— that the U uittd States ehould reftiu
West Sot ',PF katr \Vl_ tte» K
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N o m in a t e d t o r C o n g r e s s .
San Francisco, Oct. ft.—The M in ­ 141,871 I uahela wheat: 74,331 buehele
Olean, N. Y ., Get. f t .- D r . 8 . E. nesota vonnleers started f ir home to­ flour;
18,125 bushels oats; 11,460
ew ie was nominated for congreae today day. The soldiers were given an ova­ bushels barley.
n the 34th district by the demonatic tion at the ferry depot before their de­
Total shipments from bound ports
onyention. The republican nominee parture. The men w ill he given a 24 for the season to dato - 279.0rtl bushels
is E. K. Vreeland.
houra* stay in Portland and w ill then wheat; 104,254 bushels flour; 24,105
resume their eastward journey over bushels oats; 11,460 bushels barley.
T h e P r e s i d e n t In Il l i n o i s .
the lines of the Northern Pacific.
Grand total shipments from North­ m i'a l agree»! iu llv with the views ex ­ MlltU.
Quincy. Ills ., Oct. « .-P re s id e n t Me-
The South Dakota volunteers were west—1,361,«95 bushels wheat; flour pressed by President bcburiuann. He
R tn le j and cabinet visited the Illin ois mustered
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At the Lenox Athletic Club in New
out
today and paid c>fl. They redtteed to wheat bushels, 992,245; favored
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Atuericau
control . through the Yoik Joe Gans won tbe deeiau n over
aoldiere'
home this morning.
The 1 w iiT ^ a v e Vor Yhe'ir’ horoee on H.’in d /y '
wbetttacd riuur to date, ¡medium oFa^-'mmiVaion’ cVciv-'ii
gov- "Spider” Kelly of C alif rma in 25
party left Quincy at noun.
traveling over the Southern Pacific to 2,353,940.
etnment, but great latitude should be rountis of last fighting at 133 pouuds.
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