The Santiam news., December 24, 1897, Image 2

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I m 4 ♦>», 1<-**•«••< t «ar*M **mM»
llolh ( »Ml I hr •» I *.
An effort ’• oti ta»t u» redar* ths
pr<»lu< tioti of mUtm,
G«»L! h»« Iw^rti dl »cover rd At HkagWAV
which K’°r< 11 to tba pan.
M«»rm<»u» haïe •*»rurc«l
3,000.000
Acre» of latid In Mciiru for a oniony.
John Cm»», of (**»ve, Or., *»• Arrest-
e*l for haling oountcrfvil inuney in bls
pf *»»•«*«lot)-
taro* SojKcr who murdered hta wifs
an I two children at Awclue, Ma, in
!•**»>. and who »*« reomtly art«wUrI in
Oregon. wtare he n*a*rird Again, wan
•rnfenre*! in Ha rri«M»n ville, Mo , to la»
hangs I on FrbruarV 4.
The b|<4ini*h government, it I» again
xnnuutir**!. ia negotiating With the Arm-
»in- ij'i, thia tun*» for a cruirer of
4,&U0 tuna, »aid to ta worth 003,000,
built for Jx|ian, but which J»|«ah *!«•*»
iv*t want. Th** ve-*««d ta raid to ta
j-ra- nally ready for a*-»
A**»ut IO«> wbotaalx «Iruggista from
th - ch*«*» of th«’ <‘«’fitrat West held A
ronfrrrh-<• in Cbh’dtf»» fur lbw jeir;**«r
of ***m«id*Hng the rut rat«'« at wbhh
dtti|p and potent medicine« are bring
•« Id by the department atorra, a* well
«• by many retail druggtafx, and to take
st ..* to «tup the pfaettoe if preen hie
The Dingley tariff law will not ta
el a» g» I in any <>f tlx custom («-aturre
at the prvrent »• *aion t»f rongrtMNL
A
gonrral understanding to ibis effect
haw tarn reached among the Itapubli-
cun members of the way» and meant
rvunmiltr«*. wh«» feel that it is in«*t de­
sirable to avoid what »• generally
k
* d »• tariff tinkering.
Th«* atfb^ommiltrr of the senat* com*
tn it t ur* on Indian affaira, ap}M»ir)t<«*! to
miM'Icr the problems, presents».! in In­
dian territory have practically decided
to re<««iumen4 aincruhurnt» to the pres­
ent ha, providing lor the apportion-
in «’lit of all the lar. 1« held by th«’ flu
rtviIis-'d tribes amevg the uteml**?« of
th*-«*’ trib* *, and aalo an tmrn4in< nt
I-'««Tiding that all valid h’A*»-« shall ta
i» «vnm I bv th»' gtn* finnrnt <•( the
l fule I Slat*'#, and th«* money paid on
a-count uf »hem covered into the trega­
in y *»f the United Htatre for the tanx-
fil of the various trita* a» such,
IV h< .»< frit uTrr 7 rents |*er buahrl in
■ M •
» •
atar U I -r uf California has in­
ti- hi- ■ 4 » bill in « « i ¿n «»* to •tfenglhett
t! right hour law »•» applicable to g<»V-
rn-jiniit w«»?k.
<
The cttfilrollvrof the currency I;»a de­
clared »dividend <d Id per rent m favor
of deposito!» (d the .klo#«ow National
hat*li, M**‘ow, Idaho.
Judge cantan» tn the ruurl of ap-
peal • at bU 1ta»ui« ha« graul«**! a |«u»l-
!-• 1pinchi of lh© |>r«i|*»»« d «wie of the
h.o «1S Ita- tfle tot Ç-U day«,
I ) ne of th i* totarretlng items in th*
•fri cultural Apr ruptialian bill is pro-
t - ■ .il tor 1 H’.OOO for •!> » ricuhurxl
erp *rimeni »tathm in Alaska.
n '» t iga«h«uto‘t- juusl * >t • »tAtinned at
1». ver, ha* t« * ived » tehg «tu from
that .*11 the Uto
1 ‘*111 Du h- • .»«
lu* ans have« return» 1 t«> their r«*« rva
lint*.
A dispatch froni Havana stat»*» that
<
! ;• ta ng
I pu*»l.»«d ' \ 4
>
*!'. t hiun ><o >•<• ot’iiiH>uiJ.d of
tarral Pan!«», in the province of
Puerto Principe*
<♦ «»»„*•- C. G recti, a carpenter ««( Mo­
il«*»!«». tai., fatally »hot hl» wife and
* ■v.?id*‘d hi* daughter, M?». W. K.
L>* lo ait with a revolver. He then
t t <G the revolver up ti himself. hot
only ttiflictc-l a »calp wound.
I Ke agricultural department ivtmw
ti <• fulhiWiiig:
A »|*e> ial wheat in-
vettigaiion inatitntod by the <lt?|«art-
i» rnt <>( agrv uhurw indhutr* a crop ot
(,3‘hOOO.OVi) bu»hr|a
1he#e Hgur«*a aiw
»u'*j«-«’t to »light mod i lira I ton in th»
0«.al reput.
The legialative, earcutive and judi-
rial appf*»|’flalloh bill, xa rr|x»rted to
the Imuai’ by the committee on appro
pri.ition*. < »ni« - a t*dal <»! $314^5,
I f g
|. «• than the former
bill. The numl«er of »aiarir» provided
(<>r »• 10,000, being IbS lew» than the
j
m I m t ptuv.d« I for in
the current
law*
Ilan» Fruhman •h urled” a pair of
eighVpiHthd dumb «41» 14,000 time«
in an h«<ur an I 45 minute» in a Near
York gtin&aaium.
When be had fin-
i#hml hi» ¡2tUOO mrl in one hoar and
•U rninut« • it wam propHM’| that Fr<*h*
man atop, but he it>»lAt«*d on runt mu*
Ing, and rir>-utrd the It.OvOtli curl tn
the time Ga!«-d.
Waatiington. !>** 3b —I • *'***r«iAry
of Stat« John W. F «ter. who while a
metnlw< uf the Harri*»n <j»l»ir»c| i »<*»•
Gated the flrvt treaty for annexing Ha­
waii to th« Vnitwd Mate«, and who
ha» ainco vfoited the »»land« an I taken
much inter»! to their aotjuieition. when
waked ae l*> the vtatu» of the ann«aat»<*n
question, »aid:
”Th« opponent« in <**»agree« of Ha­
waiian annexation will nut have ii»
l««»ed of til* qurvtmn by voting agalrmt
and defoating lid* tncaaure.
They
mu«t d«ci i* wliat »hall i*e the pulley
and conduct of
th** l*nii«*l State«
toward H mi lalanda for the hiture. Hav­
ing refuved the appli’,‘Atmn *»f the ¿»land
government for m»v»rporatton into our
l*nion, •«< h an
ue<w**rilr carrira
with it the right *4 the former to de­
termine It» own |<»litj* al l»Nit»r»y. on-
infln*t><w*l by rf»n»id*ralton» affiwrliug
the United stat»«
•‘But tin’h a «v»or»*» «»Mil! prrwent
rmbwrraeem* rd« to <*>nyrea» »if n»« «mail
m<u»etit. During the la»t admntotra-
tl‘»n <»f Pr* «h.f’'’ t t‘level»».’! t
of *rpr»*wntat j vet »•*•»»!t<" I that ’f'-reign
intervention in th** political affair« <»f
the ialaitd« will not !<e regarded With
Indtffereno* by the government of the
United Stat*«? During that
th« «mate went a *trp further an I de­
clared that ’any intervention in |b« po­
litical affair« *»f the Klan 1» l*i any g'»v*
rtnmeiit wool«! la* regarded «• an a* t
unfriendly to the United state-«.*
••Tboar utterance» Were ui Im« with
the jedicy <*f «•! government f<»r half
a century, but it 1» |«»*»iblw«iid «•»»uif»*-
!• at lor congre»» to change th«* jadfoy
of the government at ai r time
It»
rejection <»f aim vat ion woul l m rffr» t
nullifv the declaration» tite*l, but there
would »till l«e another
ember-
rawmeftt tn be diap**a«**l of, to-wit, the
reciprocity treaty
It would be raay
to annul the <-oiim*rrcial clan*« »of fi al
convention, which would he in har­
mony with the View« long ctieriah^l
l»v many •»! our public men. but the
|a»litiral nlauee# *«f that treaty present
a different <|u<vtn»i>,
The* aic tw<» in
numher:
•’Fir#t. a stipulation on the part of
H awaii not to I* a «»,
or r*r«ta
any lien U|a»n any I’OVt, hartair, or
other terfltory to any other govern-
m»nt. and, *♦ »■'.!. to g’.i’.t to the
United Stat« •» th«» eirhwHve right to
Bear I harimr a* a rolling and (»aval
»taiiim
”Th»' first of tiw-we |«4itical rkiur««
might terminate with the trwaty. and
after the reps'llon of aimckation it
w>«u!d !w th■»•inoirnt *>u *'-*•’ jurt to in
ai»t up<m ft» maintenance. The »omn i
clause, however, iw het! tn It ♦* ►*,ua!*»n4
who ratified the treaty to I m * a p«r-
tuanent grant. The r^unetatiuu »»(
the rwiptocity treaty Would »nil leaie
u# with th” grant of Fear! Iiartair.
It
i» the only placet »uitabh* for a naval
atathm iti th<»*<* i«lamta or anywhere
within a radlua of 2.000 mi!««.
•’Whatever may I*? the »entimenl of
the American p»»*j Iw n* to u **• tainm,
I doubt whether any romtH»**able G*!y
of them W’tuld appro*r of the #ui render
ot thia very valuable atgtion for out
growing navy an i for w nil we hive
paid **•» dear a price tn <»ur rtx'lpr«r ny
arrangement».
And yet. with the re­
jection of »hjicx.kti»m a«* t»»u«t h’ok for­
ward to the ouftAinty of it» eventual
l*-r, i-
it*
>?i by uw
would i*r imptMviitefo with the i»lanila
tinder the domitiaitan **f another pow­
erful gov* ’Foment
•’Evan if the treaty is rejected by
th« United Stab-*», it will not I m * hfll-
cult for the pre*.-nl IhwRiian govern­
ment to maintain ll**4i again»! kwail
opiMtAilion.
Tin* projwrty interest«,
which are alm **l eiriusiv. Is held by
th« white rwidciita ami foreigner#, will
<M*ntr«d the government ** bug a* »1
maintain« it* independence.
But it 1»
plain that the i»l.u»d« caniwt long
maintain their aiiionomy
Tha pre>-
enl m»’«t threatening dai ¿<*r i* G in
Ja|*an. That country may I** i*erfo tly
gim«*re in ha .I,*,4.tratu»u tlui! it *!«•*«
not iM-rk the annexation «4 the i«luud»,
but th« run mt event», ii n«»l eh’** »«*»!,
will lead Inevitably to that r« *ull.
•'But I do mil think the i»lan !« will
pa*» under the dotuinmn <*f J span.
H th« triple <»f Amiohaii origin how
in c«»nirol of the government ar«* lejoet-
c*l by congicaa, they will, in my opin­
ion. torn to their kinatnen, the Engli»b
and t'ahndtah».
The) have b um- I
from the rofonisl hiatorv of Great
Britain that wherever the Brltiah fl^g
giMW there talfow» low taXAli«*n, Ju«t
law» an I honewt government.
•’While I have t»<» informali<»n aw to
the pur|*MM* iff the pr*i ’■ent ll.vW4ii.1n
ruler*. I feel »urc that when it 1»
fir .illy I* t* rmin«* I tb it th« > .uv nut to
I m * Xnnrivd to the Unih*l Slat « they*
will hk«c no time in opening negtiiia-
Imna With Great Britain, and the re-
null of Ihoae negi’liatiuu» will I m * neither
ilow nor uncertain.
“Mr. Seward, one of the inovt far-
aighted of our »tate»rn**n, de * Ui«-I in
the «mat« a quarter of a »« nlnrv ago:
’the Pacific ocean, it# »ho»«-
it»
tolanda and the vast region» beyond
will become the chief theater of event«
tn the world*« hiatory. ”
NECIECTE!) WINNING
Cubans Hang’ Colonel Ruii,
a Spaniard.
fl£ i AKKIEP Al luViMI l*AI*EKs
gww Mt*'» r lllttuwlr » l»g l ipwdiliw«)
%r» *»frlF I »*•*!,.I WwJ««* F»r
»••»•I»« W •• Mwr«wr#>«4.
New Ycgk, Ifoc. 3<X-—- A H<*rah1 *!♦»■
pwt<h fo*tn llavan« »«yw Mu<hxnxirty
1» felt for t*i« F»»l°iv of l-»«Mt«nxnt <‘ol-
rm«d Joaquin Ring, »idr-h»<»mp U>
tb'fícfal BÍ am 'H, w h«>, it i» »«id, hw#
for lairing a
met *taa<h «« the
I rwpoxitfow for #urlender to • relucí
camp. It >r**m« tb.«t (*4*tonel Ru*« )«
* twf-<w»na! friend of tohmei Arxr»gu«*n.
wbo was emph'y«**! by hun before the
w«r. «lien r<»loi.i*l Rui« wm «ogincrr
it* chwrgw of 1 h«* V <*nto wxter work*.
Ih ieiii’y, under «rd» r# from General
fjionco, toionrl Rui* 0pehe*l curie
n|a«hden,«*
with (.-¿'«iiel Ar»ngiieti,
with ti»c object of xtrwngit'g an inter
view
Cotone! Ar«ng*>«ii wMr thxt
lie wool I rii***t the **»L»n*! if the totter
only dr»ir**l to tito «»n jMmmsal Affwhv»
to whi- h th« n»h»tiri rrphiwl thgt he
WHi*he>i to talk ftto»ut |«y|iltoAl mwlterw
C‘*!«’n«’l Arougm ti Wtot** that I»« Would
• tNMiintvIy rvlu*e tn revive him on
the*** coiolilMin. »nd ra)l«*4 hi» «tten-
t»«*n rxrn«*»tly to Grmcrwt
order
that al! |«r»«M»n< entering insurgent
«am)« to <»ff»*r
term» of »urreuder
•b<>ui l lx* put to ‘lewth.
H<* ¡M*«»«'*I
< . iuiud Rui» that I»” »»• pr» )«* •’ I to
carry <»ul G«un« t' order» t»» th»» letter,
•nd that while her»ie«‘m*'d him highly
a »
old friend, be wo<ih! bat-g him tf
b<* neglected th» w irning
In «pite «d thi», < «»fon»! Rmx started
• lone mt sund*y f*»r ('*»b»n<4 Arati-
guen’» cAiiip, deteruunel to ri k all in
the Altenipt. On leering hr Mid if h**
hxd not ret time* I by Ture toy night hr
might Im given up a « dead. So for
n«*thmg liM# I mm ’ h h»‘»rd of i huí , and
there i» little room for doubt that th«-
I»,»urgent leader baa put bi* threat
into ei h nt fon
If thi# be true, rumdi regret will Ire
felt even in Cuban rirrlw in Havana,
where Colonel Itnii' w »• well known an
a gallant «uldfor and an a<'4X>mpli«h< 4
gentleman, but it i» pointed out that
hi# death will have a good effect u»
»bowing the mdomitai Ir »pirit animat
tng th« IhMUrgetit leader«»
M ij««r Fernán.!• /
rtt«*r known h #
Fitorv. the Invurgvnt h advr, who. xr*
vordtng to off! ml rejortH, wa# alai» iu
rornbat with S|*«nt«h trouj*«, wax really
kill«-»l while ill and hvlph
awaiting
an «>p|iortuhity to »urreti ter to TLo ha «
Gar« m, recently autonomía! »Icable of
Guin«-«, an «>11 friend.
Pitore lining
<ÍAi¡g‘?rou«ly ill, npph<*d to him to ar*
range (erma for In- «tirrvndrr. <«.tr«ia
cau - m I him to he taken to the tfoncio
vwtAte, where he mude him comfortable
aiel arranged to have 4 detail of
tro<i|<M •ent to bring him to the hunpital
in th** town, hot« a l the troop« w« nt
to the country And batchvrrd the man.
>enor Garcia 1« iriiur«Mted »1 tin?
breach of faith, and ha*-d«-* I ired hi# in-
lentton of coming to Havana to lay tlo
matter trefore G neral Bfonoo aixl de
mxnd the puni»hm*'Ut <d the ofRcer re
«l«on»ibh* j(«*r the murder.
The f aille of Gim.i appears* now to
hat»- beet» » more important immrgent
• tic»««»*, than «»1 at brut AtippcAKvi. Ad-
v i«*» » re* « ivi d l»v the junta alate that
the hmurgenlx capture I 270 Man*e»a,
S3O.000 cartridge« ami 11*1 primmer«.
G* ¡o ral Cahi«'to Gaicfo ha- -«Mil Wor«l
to General Fan«l<»that hr will only re-
lrn*v the priaunrm under solemn p?e«lge
»igned l»y General Blanco that they
will I m * «eiit Im k tn <) ain.
Hr coin­
plain« that after the capture of La#
runa» the prinunurx rrlvAMed on parole
wr»*rt* #« nt ha« k to the rank«.
Th« iti«urg«*nt» in >antA Clara prov­
ince have more than tl.OOO men well
trmrn. and arc confident of ultimate
•Ut-Ccwn. They are al»o well prut on one-1
with no’lb inr and other mrr-nuha.
<#ch«»al G.-inrl I» at Ea Reforma,
win re he ha» I r< n fur nearly a year.
Within the L*«t four day« tw«> large
hhhu*l‘ting eipwhtmn« have «afrly
rea«de-1 Cuba, one landing in Malanga*
province and the other at Barac*»a, only
live
icagti*»
fnuu Havana.
They
brought riuthiiig. no-dicine» »n i dyna­
mite. The retad» are n<»w lining large
quntititieft of dynamite with ounnder-
ablv t ffect.
General I’ «n.h>, who ia <0|*erating in
the ra«t agninftt Gmirial Garita, ha»
a*ked for rrinfor«M«ini*nta. which hate
ta . n »ent, *cv»*ral battalion* being
v* :
.»i» *
. r »r . 1 pi
•
General Bertim ba» »tarlvd acroM
Pinar «leí It to to Capx Antonio, where
a large body <d retad» 1« congrega ted.
RcfMirt» from Güira - le Melena «tale
that Uie retal« rtr«*l on the tow n alinuwl
every night.
Retal» motor Colonel < ‘otara«» and
<ien« ral Rodrigue* mirfounded a Hpaii-
ii»h column yeah lay at the Carmen
««late. Havana pmvih c.
Hpatviah re-
inforreiin nt« aimed fnuu Guin«'« «ml
a fierce engagement occurred.
The
dvtalii arc
j t r* 4, but the !« •« to
«•ImltltMi to ta heavy on i«»tb aitlnt.
Another eng-igemenl to reported to
have <•«■'•• nr red De.ctntar 14 near Güira
d« Mrl«-na ta(w«-«’n Murroto ami Cvl-
onel Arango'« force«.
The l’nit«*»I {Mate* »upreme court ha»
rendered a de» i«i<»n in the C um of
Thum.»# Ilritu, under aoutcnc« of «loath
In Ma«t*aoHuaett» for mur«i«*r committed
at tea
He waa acs*u»ed of murdering
the captain, mat** and captain'» wi!4
o! a v «*# m 4 laoind for Hoiith America.
The «»pinion r»Verm«d th« drci »ion of
the court Udow on th«* ground that
Bratn*» testimony ah’iuld not have t*vn
admitted.
A Birmingham Ala , «livpatrh «ay»:
The Trnnr*»’*e Cmtl A* Iron Railn*ad
< ompAnv and the >!»»•• Iron A Hlecl
f^unpany have •hipp«-*l &.« m »0 ton» of
Alabama pig iron to Fvn»a«w»la, from
when<w* it will be forwanhaf to Kobe
an«l Yoktdiauia, Japan.
A trial ahip-
ntent of Alabama iron made to Ja|»an
»«* ver al month« ago gave inch aathifoe-
thin that eitrnaive order« are rraolt»
lug, till# »hipmenl b-tng the tir#t of a
R’rtiwi
Japan heretofore wat tupphe<l
by Europvin ftirna«’-«, but Alabama
J ia « nU|«er»rde<] thr*Ki
Hew York, Ito*. 30. —-Thr Herahl
tori «’ftp« -mleí»I in Rm Janeiro telegraph«
Lrai Ang«*lr». Ffo’ io -—The ««datin*» that the guvrrr.nicnl authoriti«» have
of Ira F. H»’i»on, the Mankato, Kan., •« tied a letter written by Vice-Frvat«lent
min who haw dtaappeartid in Southerti Feirers which prov»-« beyond doubt
California, went to Riveranle yrateiday that he waa nt the h< 1 I of the revota-
to »cttlc the qaaotton of idrntifV it ion tmnary movement which lei to the re­
of the man found murdc’’**l there. cent attempted a»«a-a:nation of Freei-
They fail«-1 to hlontify the r«*ina>n» at •lent Murar«.
Brasilian authmitow
th«M<* of II »lam. although » vera) per- «till have came to fear a revulutmn, ami
•on«, who aaw a photograph of in« mur- th« government ha« rvqnrsted Uruguay
den*I iiiaii were ptwitive it wax Hud- to pretest the gathering of revolution
tow.
ary group« along her frontier
The work of colIvcling «almon egg#
at th* California
H#h onmmi*r<*n
hatotoery on th« Sacramento rner at
Anderaon haa jiiat ch»»e*i. The revolt
of the aeawm*« o|>cr«(i<»n« are the m<wt
remarkable on iword. Furtveight and
a half million egg# wer« roltoctwi.
Thia elrre»!« the pH’Viou« r«whl by
92.000.000 ami i# tfH.OOO.OOO mor«
than wer« rollaetad at all the other
hatcher tea on the ccmwl th iw year. Thee»
egg« will be hatched and the fry plant­
ed In the water» of the »late, with th«
« t
l
t«» Oregon and A.lK»0.000 that go to th»
New EnglauJ ttatea.
W.<lrld
.larn.J
% r«l«l 4 alti»4ee.
l.>n*l<*n, IK.'. 30. — A^'ordm, to th,
Clinton. Iml., Ik-e. to.— Tran No. If.
Ht. Jatnr.*. < iaM*lte, |>riV4t. letter, re* on the Chicago A Kaatern llllftuia,
oriv.-l here from Madrid My that tian» which left Ch o »go at 11:30 foot night,
•ntl Weylw’, rM.‘|>tton there ww »i<- ran into an extra here thia morning.
nifl ant, and that th. tfovernm-nt I,
Three rmpl««y« » were kills»! xml half x
alariu^t at th« nienanviu, attilud« ol d«»aen other» injure*!» l ut no |m-*rng«*ra
th« |»>|>ulara that artilhny ha. I.-*-» were hurt. Both engine« were badly
alatlon«.! at n>ncMlr«l point, «nniuantl* wrecked, tta taggtgecsr w»a thrown
in, th* main thoroughfare«.
down an embankment, xml the mail
car am a# hr« I.
The man who diacovrrel the Amer­
ican Iteauty rmm >• worth |
all
Il 1« »fated that the right han«l,which
of which he made out ol the pee ilea, i« m«*rr eeuxltive to the touch than thr
ft..wer, which tintle. all th,quali’.lea of toll, 1» !«*• rrn-itive than the latter to
a pel fret ruae.
th« effect of beat «r>«J cold.
•»»ill *4 »irhlng llivwra
Ran Juan. >N»rto Rico. Dre. 30.—
When General Rivera, thcUub.sn immr-
gent leader, who wax recently rvl«*4»**l
from CabAnaa fortrvM by n*yai pardon,
«rrivol h«'»« I mmiu T for Uadi» hr w 1»
not alloaed to land. A taihir w iw <***nl
for and w**nt aboard, taking , .»thing
for General Rivera.
THE
CLEVELAND
Mar« A«44141*»«»• 4«* l»i»r««»ur IftlaMa*»
M•#*.»»• 4 , «»#4»r>.
Virt»»ria. B. <Xt
17.—The vlratn-
•r <'levels»*4, Captain Hall.Wa» wrecked
in Barclay wmn*i. and threw l«oai», con-
tamii g 30 m«»mtar« * f th« crew ami
two |M»»arrget», are mi»*ung. The cap­
tain, purwf, chief mgmrrr, one pw«-
M-nger, Jamr« tadhluiry, ami a Imai'»
crew. RMcbed Uc hi tat, after •(»*n«bng
the tngbt :u an open twmt with • big
•t«»rtu raging.
Th*• i« the #t«>ry told
by PuriM*r Whltta-ek, wl *» arrived al
Nanaituu at 3 oVbwk th»« m ruing,
from Altand. and came lo Vich»rta on
the IMWH1 train
Tta Clew'eland, a *> iron at»- mmct »4
730 Um«, < ai SilVNi! bv 1i’ìlari«*» Xdwvm, of
K ai * Frem i ikm , rumiiir^g ta tween that
city ami Puigei anum*1, left tt - Gfl len
(«ala un ita> 4 lit in«t . fur N Attic* fMto
ha«! bren iim ita w ay two days, and
was well < rat to *«■*«. when, dli'ing a
nic*«t sever e gale. tar stall broke,
Bads were then ta* s ted ami an cffo»t
in A» ta to get to 1 ’ape Fiat ter V. Heavy
wind», however, drwva *»rr n»»rthwar«l.
and, after being boffwted stami hy the
•t«»rm f»>v (our «lay», taiiig oarrtol
norths a rd all thr time, ami in toward
Van*"»M>'« r lutami, rhe drift 1 mt<* Itar-
rtay «»Hol, on the night <d l^vinlet
IS. by thr »«rt enr
*N*> ami danger-
4>u»ly ch ♦* to "•tajligb'll reef
There wax • tug r**t running, and t‘ »
wind was hfowing g» CAI gut>A
F iring
that she »:*MlM St r ib e OU ita reef, »nd
knowing < hat tf •ta did tbere woul-| ta’
Ito Imp«* h N tar. her affi «urs d»** il«*! to
r «oír tarata w»’re
take to t he ta>WtA.
L»wvr«vl. ami they »!••'■!«*• 1 out to »• • k a
pta‘ ♦* **f *ftf«Uy.
Au Ulrm- t w.v* m>
to land on one of lb« »mall tolsnd*. but
it wa» ttfwmocuaetal, the wind miking
it imponible. They then Marled for
another tatand, and the captain’« Inmt
m i lr Alpha pa* »g»«, iu which a lug
•urf wan breaking
Th«* explain Mg
nailed to the other boat« to follow, but
they foiled todo »«•. ami it i« mi» p<*,•-!
that, tamg unable u> «re the «^ptafn*«
I»• Ml after the aignata were givm. they
<xm»‘*lu'lr«l »hr bad been nnmiipd
After that time nothing wa« • m of
the thr»*e tamt».
Captain Hall tan I«' I hi# tacit aafoly
on th** taach, alter going through lb»
Alpha 1 A*»ag»‘. ami »«j-'iit thr night
there.
Next morning h>* party made
their way to U vhilel vilhig«-. where
they were eared for by John M.irko-
w ¡ti, a i*t«»r*‘k*-rp‘r
In th«* meantime,
the »teamer had «iriftr«! f»irtl«« r into th**
round, having
rniraoulnuftly mi-<r I
striking many i »! aii 1« am! ret f» that
lay in her pajmagr.
She finally w*u»t
»»bore nt Anderooci camp, Lyall point,
<ui the norths mt nhorv of Barclay
MHind. A** iMon .u* »he ha I Leen I«»-
« .it' d, Cint tin Hall again t >k < harg«*,
tut hr found that the Imitan« ba I taen
tiour and Ionic I thr Vc<*«4.
Afl» r
waiting for Mum» lune for tin* otlirr
thr«*«« boat», Captain Hall deci-hil t»*
»«•ml the purser to Alta’rm to tvl<*graph
t«» Victoria for a-- - ih -; « .
I h«* p i - ■ r
-i! !>• 1 f 1 •' 1 U
tan i
taat mannvtl by two Indian», hut 41*1
in»t get far before hi» oam«» cap«i/-«*J.
By threat«, the pun^r tn ¡ .»«•<•*I t: ♦• In-
«lian» t» lake him hack to U •Inlet,
where h«* *• ur»*«l a crew <4 whit1- m<*n
t«> take him to Ali’crni.
Arrived
there, be found the wire* down, «0 hr
< iimr on to Victoria.
I here i- lilt!«-
doubt that the three !.< an co uta ulig
the 20 metutan* of th»’ crew an I two
p.vftcngrni have met with di«a Irr.
Two boxes» of biik'UÍt« and a pillow, be-
lirved to have ta« n in th«* ta>at», wvr*i
pi«*k* I up ths next morning on th»
taavh. tine <>f the lox« * wh * at thr « ii-
trance to l.’rtalut arm, and ll»e other
further north.
Th«« vicinity wbrrr tin* Ctavfond
went Afthofv ha* a hi I reputation among
marine men, there being many dan
genius revf* over which a terrible *>ir|
break*. Ca¡‘lain Gat: iin, Hg**nt of t! •
marine and thdivriv« «Icpartnirut,
it H aim»»»! imp.o*iblr fot a ta at t<
live in »urh a pun *’
* »plain Hallh
good fortune in making the Alpha
paoimgr wm * all that aa^cl himvrlf and
cum pan i un».
SENTkNCED FOR THL VAST TIME
Duriaitl !• I Itotiji *«•• *'**•
t« • 11 <* « •.
ll«»ft»i
4u
(hr
Man Franco* •», Ito
17.—William
Henry Th«*»»dure Durrant, the ctm-
detuned murderer of Blanche fotmnni,
WiM» »vnlvncc'l^ thia morning by Mu-
pcitor Jmlgr B a I h » f»u ti *• fourth lime
to »ufft-r extreme penalty of the taw,
tin* dale ol bi» ex«*«'utnm 1> ing »«•! for
January 7 mil.
H-« allure ’» made
a >i«-*p*-rate « ff«*rt t** »w-cuie further «Iv-
tay ami pava the wav fur Another ap
l<eal u> the aupreme court, but Judge
Bahia wax inexorable, and ovrriub I
each and every obj«*cli«m ma !•* to the
proceeding«.
Durrani w »* m < -urt and ■ um»d
him»rH with hi» <?ual»»inary (imii.o
An ii!»u>en*>' crowd tl«« k<
tu tie* « <*urt*
rmnu amt fill«*! the corrlJur «>1 the my
hall.
The condemned man*« attorney» will
at once renew the battle for hi« life.
They intend to lay the foumlai *»ti for
an**lher appetl to th«* «mpreme <M>urt oi
the United Slates.
in all protability
<»ne of the lawyer* for tin*
will
pn«*ee«l to Washington t<» make the
final technical figiit, ta*«*d on the qtir»*
lioh of tr*lrrai and aiMir taw. the tin««
for action »• abort, however, and even
the defeli»e doubt» the «u«««*«» of it»
new venture.
Mr». Durrant viaited her »on ymtrr-
«lay.
Botl* were tfowntaftl, and «ecmcd
to reaha«* that the emi a a» near.
New York, D»*c, 13. —Before the two
German actatadahipa left F«irl a»i Prim e,
•ay« the correvpondeul of the llvrahl,
there w«« a tall at the German lega-
tton al which the natH*b»l air» w**re
ptayed and apeechea *>f a patriotic
charxotor made. The Hay tian popula­
tion wa» much enrage«! by the knei-
•tant, xml Hay tian guard« inaulted ,»di­
rer« of the warship» a» they were re­
turning to their viMwela.
A tight wav
narrowly awrtsd.
T h k«!*>«»•> 4h*> »«*«1 Ifrr4.
W<t»hin,u»f>, Due. 11.—Reprr«*hta.
tiv* JiihnM.u, <>< North Djkota, >• pr»-
paring a bill providing lor th, complete
rltrrl»i»ation of the wal her l »1 liehr-
ing oca.
T« »4111
Oeeaa’ft Waves
A
‘ it»«’
tl «• « ffl ■ i y
of «»il to «1:11 the » avrw . f th«* > in in
tr... Klamath, atte», a*4
a storm has ta* u t »ught «»»it by Wi|.
Urws4 fc«*a«le IgeM*.
liai» Guthrie, of ( hi x«»
Hi« i.otioQ
J -*rph Km«r,r. United *'dt*” Indian it haw'd on the aigutiirnt that if oil bag
ag**nt at Klamath agvm y, in hi» an­ a |*a ifyítig rffr. t wlivn distribute*! *m
nual r»’|*ort to thv Ex>iumniis»h»m*r ol the water in the immediate n*-iM*hta«r-
Indian affair», »j< ak« <»f tba groat iin- h*M»d of the ship in trouble, it» rff« t
provrm« nt that baa town made in th«* wruuhl be magnified if tl.<* u.l c«»uhl ta
mailer of agricultor**. There was ala» applied at a>h»ta:«or tall ata-ut thr ship,
a g*««I crop ut rys an»l oat», an I iuufw thu« creating a ca.m eirch-, in which
land had ta*et» fettSSli au*I tuoi« but id- the ship could ride in »afrit until t! e
lug« »reeled than In any former yror. •torm ha«I »; rut its fury, lit» |wv»pi»|.
Thera bava ta«»ti al««» other Improive- ti*>n t» l«’»h*’ut »atur»tr«l spengvn or cot­
meut» and m«»re wouil havw toan mode tun fr«-nj a pneumatic gun. that bring
tf there had l»een a »uffl ’lrnl supply uf pr«•:«*• i''h» to a |**w»h'r gun, j * t « »
lumber. The Indian» <«n the roswrva* would ta nn danger of igniting the nib
lion *h«>w a »li»|NM4ition ta live tn bet­ •ouKe*I S)knngc, Some propfo interested
ter hOU*ea Iban heretofore. Mure st- In »hipping have tarn imprv»»rd h i )»
t«’iit«*n i» toiag given to »t*a*krai *mg the i«lea and aptdn atlon i« to ta tua i*«
than u«U4l. «ml a mark*' I in
ha« tn e»»» gf.-wft (*»r an appropriation tu t*wt
ta'-n wbscrv4‘*l in tu«* her la. Some pur* it» eft!« irr.*,y.
(h t».'« t»f th«*r«Migbbre»l cattle have !»een
Kcienti*Ui tell u« tint every element
ma-■», an I th* In-han» *>h*»w a di»|«*ai
nw** *i*a«y to t »• »upp*»rt of nia
* c«*n-
lb»n t** take rare of them
*n
The agent ata* ropurta the gratifying laincd within htnits *4 au « g, »h
results at the t w»> s«*htft »1« of that a* mey. the ta’wt pn»|«»rii*»nii an I in the m<wt
Our buwdrrd and fifty-two chihlrrti pal atabh- f«»riii
were in attvudam'v at the Ktamatb
The population **f Dublin, Irrlaii !
«A tavi, and 103 at the Y.tinax »* h< ol.
ha» »ta ro*a«r*| within the last 4*i yean
The Klamath Imitan» are thrown
from 331,000 to 345,000.
U|«»t* ita ir r<M»«uf*cr», wa all a I h» n antes
oMSdwl 12 y«’are ag«».
T’»»*** f »urli»« «if
When a fin»* rubv i» f«» s•: I m lt;r-
th**tn are indu»tri««uv ami taw ahi ding, mah a procv*»tanc»( elephanta, g»an ■<•«•»
ami are making thv»r wav very well. an I ««»Idier» r- oit il tu tbv *»■
■»
Tk«y are rngsigcti in hauling fri ght palace
an I other work lw*aid«vs agriculture.
Th't ii’iitar of émigrants wh*> h*fl
Thu total num **r of Indi i» « <»!» the
lia-tib'irg
in
wa»
a thmin-
reservation Ì» 1,030. an inerva««* of 50
titmn •»! 3
froin tta
prwe-ung
over ta«t year.
A better »vstvm <>( wa
terni-rk« an<l I»* »’ ng apparili:« Kivu- year » hgU:e*.
uti men«!***I for th«* Klaniath oc I hmi I.
It i» vij«*ele<l lh.it when thr l* • »
Bailey Gaither, agent at Silets, re- •-Av u «». ' t»- u r • w * H
i
>w’- Gi» *4
porta that the |-»j ulatnui al that agency rsii« iv froin Chain« unis up tl»« Mutil­
1« 4*0, a h’•ri’.i’ft* *»f 12.
He al*» re ât» v ».
¡Mitt« that the Indiana Live ta-vn work-
K X< 4 K > I» 4»t r.
in* -in i wvrv rmph ye I in | king
IN JIANS
LOST.
It la upon the line* of th«
bill pmpo»o<l l»«t year by Mr. Dingley,
bill I, m(M*h atronumr. an*l make* the
•xtoriiunat ton
uneorxiilioMU.
Mr.
Johnaon vaya it haa Iwen li.-monetraml
that the aral* ar, a worlhl*«« aaaet, and
■ hat their <le«trii> lion Would t** in th,
inter***! of pea. <■ arno<*)i natx*na and
•otXKHny for lb, l'nilvd btatea.
Congress Responds to the
Appeal for Dawson.
!W»TH HOI NKN V«»TB »«IK REL1KF
I k»» «••«
4r«»l
«»r
tnf U ar 4«> II»•• F»H < •»«»-
44»» M*l4«r |»»»w»»-
Wa«hingtoti, Ito*. IS,— C-mgreaa ha«
heeded the p»tllum *»f Foil land. Or.,
hit an appropriation lot transport atom
of «upidiew to the »isrv»ng Kl*m liker«.
The bill which pv»**»»l the houxx Appro-
pr Ale» $l|A,(M>U, ami the wuiate r«*»lu-
t»«'j. 93SO.*MM>.
It will to tier«*««ary tar-
f« fc cither tocomrx a taw. for enngrvex
to g**l together on a e»»ii>utun U.uki».
1 :•.»■ i •«*<» bill aucminterv*.! practical*
iv t » .«) j-»*it*’r»
A»
the tun
carried by it i» to ta expended under
th«- .hr«- lion “f the »**- retsry uf war
l«-f the purrhaiftr, tr»t*.*poralton and dl»-
of »ntaiXtt'Hce «t**rew
It pri»»
Vhlrft that three ftutaifttencc »tore» may
ta» odd at privr« fiir-4 by the ***•’ re tar y
of war, »*r«lonat**l where ti*e|»**opl« are
u- ,idv to par f**r them.
It ernpoweni
him to pufi'iu»"** reindeer and employ
driver» not vitisana of th«* United
Stat««, an«I allow« him to di»|««*»* *»f
th«» roindt-er.
Repo - ’.ativw ('annon brought for-
w * I the bill, ami Hayarx and Bailey
«!*>kw in favor of it. Canmm »ubmit-
t<* I to the fo>m»e a »tal«tn«i»l pr«|*arvftf
y Dr. Mlmblon Jwckxm. one of the
•g«'htw • t the «5>mmiMo*i»«r of adm a-
lion, who wan in the region •» tato a«
S* ptcintar Io. that there would be no
: tug a«* far up the river a* Fort
Yukon, hut that the food aupply on the
Upper Yukon wouM not taat beymei
M arch, ai*-l he imloraed the r<**»>mm«n-
«tali' n of the «•’•cretary ol war that f<>»»d
ta« «-nt in by reindeer via Dyes.
( ' ♦’ hva « • I:
••Whether the«* miners are in Awi*n-
« tn or Britiah territory, whether they
are American or British «ubje* <», if
they lire atarving. it d*»ew m»t ta-H’ume
th»* American <M»ngr* *« to hesitate at»»ui
voting them relief.**
Th« bill waa ) a*»«*I without division,
although there were scattering immmm
when th*' «¡«-aker «alltd f»»r th»’ nega­
tive vol»*
taa’rvtary Alger was *»n the fl«*or dur­
ing th« debate.
Hawley. <•( the military affairs com­
mittee, report* I to the «♦male the Mc­
Bride relief rveolntimi. The committee
«tru. k out all but the enacting • tauwe.
ami amemie<l the rcenlutmn by appro­
priating f350,000, which 1« to ta* u«e*|
by the *>• retary of war for the pur«-ha.»w
of »ub*i«tenci* ami »upplie** ami for their
tranapuratfon ami diwtr»uhti*>t». the o»n-
-••nt of th« <’ai » Ilan g«»terninrnt fir»t
to G-«»* ’anml to p.i>< over Canadian
t»*rrit»‘ v
The resolution further pro-
Vide«I that the «uppliew are to ta* li»-
tribuled among the m-»*dy miner« a« the
*eer« tary of war may determine, and
that th»- *upplh - .»re i»» b«* transported
by in- im* of reindeer, the reindeer l<>
ta« »<>! I after they have performed their
Mvrv !<•••.
Hawley a*krd for immediate «»n»id-
eratfon <»f the r« solution, an«) it wa«
adopted.
So. rotary Alger, in anticipation of
imme diate action by rongreiM», ba» be­
gun to prepaie plan* tor carrying out
the intent of the bill. To thia end,
thi» iihcriM'oii he »ent a telegram to
General M«*rriam, onnmanding the de
j .»rlm* ut *»f the * diimi’in, al \ in-
rouver barrack*, directing him to «emi
two or thru*’ coni|*4»tent ufHt'em of the
army t«» Dyea and vicinity to n*-oon-
nulter ami rrj»»rt to the «lepartmenl
how ftuppl;«-»» ran ta* m nt aero»» the
|iuiM*r» to D.4WNOU.
IN
OREGON.
hup« ainl pt- kit ¡¿ fi«h at the cannery
whirl* ha» ta*rn const ruoti* I near the
mouth of the Nilvta river. Th»» In
•han* rewivvd during tin* year 315,533
from Vari »u» nourer», Im lu«!ing $5,1453
annuity from the g*»vrrum**nl.
Hr rrp=»rts t gt« at «Irai of rontusÌOfi
am«»ug the Indian» who «daim t«» own
tand of «Irmi a lutte«’«, a» I Ifi have died
» rn r the allot nent waa <w>mptat«al,
making ataiut W.000 aero» of tatui for
the Indians to quarrel ©vet.
In r«»ioe
«■-iUe** there I» nu qnralior* a« to who are
the h-g.il he rs, but in the majority
tl • f** an* a numler «»! clnuiant«, ami
it 1« Very difficult to «Irtrrmim* the re-
talionship of any of th«* claimant«,
I iu-
nt »«y« it I«* a u »-ar * «>1 <*«•: ¡ I-
vrabh* aim»»’an e, and wiîl g»»»w more
»«i mifoi «»»me simpler an I I *#» expen­
sive method of adjustment i« devised.
At pr»*»*’Ht, appItoithM» i« made to the
• i
’ • ’ •
1 n«• W h> > ii
heirs, and it i« onually •«* vt|w*n»ivs
that it rxchvhs the Indian from any
tm’.an« *»f dott-rmining hi« right*.
Mr GAitbrr reports gratifying work
from thr schmd«, ami say» that tbrrr t»
not suffi '.ent ruoui in the building* al
the prr»-*nt tttn»*.
Atvlrt-w K«’r»hawt ihr «up«*rin’» n h ot
in charge of the Grande Itond » «g«ucy,
•ays tfirru ha« ta’rn st** ad y prwg»< ** In
the •*'Iow’d w»« k there mid hr al««**
spaak» very highly of th«* industrial
work of the pupils.
Ilr «ho*« that
tfo’rc ha» ta‘011 a dreromo* in tie* p»*pl*ia-
limi during the year, but the rr*cna
lion ta in general good order.
()rc'g'»n Valet
During »Vun-i.bh'F, 313 « «rloiJ tots
i>t freight were aiupp^l ov»»r the Elgin
bram ii of the O. K. A N.
Thr <t(»*’kvard» at th«« Linntun van-
nery have !»♦<•»*uie a g*,fc-it re«*»rt fur
««agilita aud crow».
Hiimlrtftls of tiu—«
birds haunt the vanta in»«*arrh of f»*»«l.
Thr A!ith«>rlth ff of talk- v i-w. ill talhe
county, Hte iin pro»v I ng the st rm» • f
that town with gravel.
It i« « wttin
tb it the coat of th© itilpiuVutni-iit» Will
ta* $A00.
The Laine county rock «*ru«i»rr i* til
w»»rk f;«*ar Gonbru, whi r«' r^'k 1« ring
crushed ti» repair the ruad near t'antii«
*•-«4 4» 41»» •»»«••f».
About hOO frrt of new ruad
Wiiftfitngton, Itoc. 1H.— The president swale
tolav «ent the following nomination« to will tie built.
the *u’m»te
Jramph M< Ken mi, to I e
An A*:itand man u* r»v»*r uuv»ng tho
H»*«ociate JU»lire id the «UpfOliiO «X*url Kiamatii Indian«, e; h av-r;
.o^ •»» * r
of the UnBrd
Slate»; < harl*« G. 100 dugs to ta» »rnt I*» ALtflka in the
D.iw* ■*, of llliuum. to ta* controller of Spring. The d-»g« *»f thr In lían» b« i g
the currency.
n**eu»*<»mi>i to hardship* and fool *»f
dried fish are thought to b-* iur«ly
lh»- l»»V I»» * ••«tgirftft
enough for the northern rlinmle.
Washington. Ito*. |H. — In th** acnat»
IttMi Iml* of Wallowa county report
todav, Piilchnrd, • haiiinan of lbw civil
»ervicr investigating roinmiltcc, de- a run of aalmnn which l«egan within
A run »f «almon *hi»
livwml a brief «{wrch U| m » u th« execu­ tbs pis! we- k
tion of the civil oervicw law,aa«le- late in the »•*»«*• hi in very tmusu I in
that eounly.
th
!i«h ar»* l.irgr an»l
veloped by hi» committee.
Frve, of the cumin it toe on rummer»-«, have deep red si !»••. dud have other
They
are
favorably
rw|«»rtrd and the oenate nnusmtl character isth'»*
| m ** <1 a bill directing the »••«•retary of headed for Wallowa lake and atv Y«-ry
the treasury tu pur« haw? or runatruct a pluntifnl.
Th** *» uittani N«*ws give» th»» folfow-
•uitaide boat for the revenue oervu*« on
Hint of th«- c*uirageom* efforts of
the Yukon, to rust m»l to el :«« I $41),• lug «
Mr». M ick, who residre n»-ir that
000.
Cannon of Utah uffrrod and had place, in trying V» «uve her little son,
pi-*«-d a rrwlntton directing the secre­ Frank, from drowning. The lad wa«
tary of the treasury to furnish the sen­ «fragging a plank on a f«»»tl»»g, eii«»»ing
ate inforrnatiofi r*gardtng fihbuwtenng a deep but narrow strerim, between
their b«»u«c and the r« *id<m»»’ of Mr A.
«•ff the cua»l of Florida.
Ihgg«. who liv«*» near, and in some
It* lh* Itoufte
way tell Hi the »tfeam. The youngest
In the b«»uae Hitt, chairman of the ta*y, Wiülxee, ••e*am**l for Ins mother,
committee on foreign affairs, a**vurod whooatu«’ ftinning to their a»«i4tanve,
unaiiim*ui« cunoent for the couwbiera- ami jtinip«*d into the «trenm to save the
thm of the bill p»*-«**l by the s«*naV) now drowning ta»y. she miw««d him
yesterday to prohibit pelagic »**ahng a« tie fiiidtr l p.4«t, got in deep water
by citlieu« of the Unite*l Slate«, lie |H*r»«df, ami but for the timely ¡»«»tat-
explained its »«x»j»e ami pttf|*0XSX ami aiu-e of Mr. Biggs w*»uld have «Irowne«!,
the nrMWMMity for its enactment, u
Hbr w'a» resowed with diffieuhy, ju«t
Hopkins thought a lime limit «houhl a« »he was sinking the la»t time.
The
ta pl
on lb* o|**rati*>u **f th* a**t, ta»v floated down »treain till in coming
•o that in vaa« negotiation* with < treat Hi contact with soiue overhanging
llritam .hmill eolla|*ae. our citiaen, willow«, he managed to pull himself
• ix*ul*l n.*l be at a <l>.4 Ivanlag*’
ashore.
J*>hn***n in«.!« a aigoroua .|«*e* l* >*f
Thera wm nut exa« tly a tidal w »ve at
an hour in <*pt*u»iti«n to lite bill.
II* S* mi de. Clatsop <>»’i ii ty, Thu «»lai . but
arguml that the rffe.'t of thia bill an4 during the high tele the wind blew the
th* neg"tiationa now b^itig oondix'tad wave» high U|«>fi the ta*arh, an I one
woill'l l*e the l*ol<*t*ring Upot two great unusually large one broke over the
Briti.
intluMriea, one in Behring aea knoll r.--ar th«» tait)iliOii«*,s arid sent
an<l the other in Lxm lon. The prwaant ton» of water into the camping grove.
tier.I w.t, not worth protectiitg. Tho The water ran ba« k aa far aa the Rate»,
purpu... waa to b*nl lu|> a new herd, Alien and K »pp cuttag«»-
A niimta*r
lie .lr<-lare.l that t'ana la would only lie of |M**»pie wore watcliing the surf at the
too willing In >nn with <ia tn prohibit- time, and many of them rereivml a
mg pelag..- «waling on cornlitton that ducking, but none were injtire«l. and
we ahoul’l allow her to write our tariff the damage to property wm compara
la»«.
11« waa particularly aarCMtio lively slight.
to hi» referrnoe to John W. Fnater, tba
The deiuaml for terrapin in Han
“great «urr.-njerer. ”
Frail«'!**«» is making quite a Im«4m m <>f
Italy Will Art Hl*..»»«.
the shipment <»f turth*« t«> Man Ffan-
Rome. Dee. 17. —It w«» »«mi official­ cliixi from punts in Mh»«ta and hi»ki-
ly annouu* «*1 tolar that the Italian you eountire, as they can ta h»und tn
government never thniight oi aendlng the various river» ami lakes throughout
iruncla*!« to Hayti.
Xortbxrn California xml >« mt hern Ore­
gon. They are kept In water pond«
The diffareneo betw.-<>n the tallc«t
until a sitfflcieiit number ix obtained to
and »hortMt race, in the world ia one
make up «arload «hiprneut». when they
font four an I a half inehe». and the av­
are hauled to the railroad in «a< k»,
erage height ia five leet live and a half
kept ismstatly moi»t tu preserve th«-tn
inehe*.
alive.
American hickory a, wagon matnriai
There wa« an <»v«*r supply of wild
i, Isetter «tilted than any other wool for docks in #ba Maishfiehl market last
motet tropical climate«.
wnaá
!t kti M k* «oit ail «ah utati *i>» of altemb
li-g t*» bu»iu» » • in the r.ght « ay for a «tav
wbe»« wv wakr up r thr nt.-r-.ui.g > -r< and
•Hff
Thr dr•«p)» utmrnt Hrs in g-»nig t«>
br«l ail right »- '1 waking up ail wnwig.
There i» n sh«»rt ai wl ’tiro war •.»ait i f It «Ô»
to ? «1 tiu r ä /
1 rub w»th bl j a< tiio « nt
and yau wakr up1 all n - h l i »«' • rr■ • « an i
’ i^l :■’■ »
**»o wore i* fh¡
Bliffurw ail g »U»
IUU« b *4|v-*«n| Hl «I.Ahg'fuI w« athrr keep
ro-
at night
a ta»tt r uf 4 « mí tn
to mail«- »uro of g *ing t«» w*»rk 1ui g*uni hl.
A «’ >pjM*r p*n, «aid tu ta’ thr targest
yvrr mui»’ t .«» t» nne p r • *»f m«tah ha»
taen turiird uut ai >WAiiara, Kngtan«l.
It I» 1’! f»*rt liMir if.t-h»« 11| «I i uiu'trr,
thi»4*’ I».'«*! three im he» Jwp,
un 1
w> ¡ghs tw«» t*‘h».
iin«i ii
tu».
i»r
iiirriM*’
U ltra H'«* t>* «’«raí 1un <»t Iw4e|*nít»nee »•-
h»ft
«‘<M ÎU hv*. ll «■■■■ U ftled «»i
|r»» i«‘F■ <*l ff ••’h The» i ,.««•»» «t iSrrt’f i* r»í- lh*
r «.s i«« haíU'imM* when he >«*»h • i-» tah* h- •
V
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. ■ ' < *
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lu »•JUít* •*•«! í«vvr. c -»>»xh ain-tt, 4y*i« |«ftí»,
thaun aliftie. kidiwr |t»»uta« •»»•! in«r»umutM
I w H r- <'t art) »;*4 tu»i «t »<«14 iutiervai*.
If v»»t| |<hkk al the map you wdl fin i
th it th« üK'iihli n <’I hh ;4 of the Obi
U •> 14 in- «•»»< *uel w»'«l, while th»*«« of
thr Nrvv IVu.'ld lie nmth an i ruuth.
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.
W - •■* « - '
j i«i lh* < ..ni» mu r»<‘»t f-»th«
r »
I 1 .e w
.1
* A *» I • »ft . V
*«’4
Ci i vii I; A » V AS l UH I A, «• x>ui I | *4r hi«. •*.
I. to r.ciumU f u» J»«*r, tji H vvnrift, M «•*ft^hu«*r<lft.
va»thee<»g i«lrr sg’ lUG HER at AAfikAIA.'*
the m ,r thfti h«« totHr .» í 4 de«*«
w lx«( the
tft •
- »».'*•• » ♦ 4 a II A a II r f.ki * HEM on
terry wr»pp«v Tht* it the>¿tu«l 1*1 TV il IM a
t to (US ¡ A
wh «. h
> «fra u*«4 in I he h .«a«M
< ' •
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■
>«t |!i
. triti
J
Cairiu. • -*f t - w* • ¡«rr amt
ih«t it is
<4/ ><'wa »-• ■*.- < j, » 4», A.amt ha« Ihr
«i«i»aU.i- <g t-llA « It ll.hlvHKA oa th«
ar«; ¡*í
N-> - ;e ha» ai»*h<i>rU> to>r» au to »»*«
it..
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tu|«4iiy f wtucX
V ; ■ • u I
‘‘*r 1» I’t V 1 !■ nt.
.V4I.A 4
bAMliJ. rtTUtHA. M U
Benjamin Bto»>dl. who hvr« mur
Bai«" > o >• ♦ N Y., says ho has v«»t- I
for « , ht* « ?’ j r« - . ir, * i.tl can tidatrr,
not one of wh«>in u a» rI«.< iv«I.
In ♦ v»-ry mil«» of railway there aro
s- v« ’i tv
four in hr» not oov«-retl by
the rail*, the « a*«’ left for »1 p.»ii«n»ii.
A'I Ks*'»*ro
tlgM «'«> m »< v 4 »t»4 <»r
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sorait»4.
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r (»«> I»
«»»>»a!lr v«-rv
b«MÍ», i» uiu*l« from
•»«»-. «- irtoa
V purr
it is 1<«r
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Maattfae*
n ran« «uty
> « ( * io« I vi«’ Mri ri'»
A H «ft ri­
i o -
ft ,t,,' bay* ihft tusnutao
Inr« r‘s t-ame itb>><rs{-he4 on every e*n
pi-.»’» 4‘urv for <‘ub«untpth*n ta the only
«’•*->.' •’ »• .*
»' ii’-r’i h» hiV bou»*
I’ (’
Aiuri^ht. Miu.tiiburg. I'a , i*rt- tl, ‘U6
< « i ■
Tr>
o* su4 bftlkiDc fxjwitsr.
tiHuii *u ta hav«« lw««n «lint■•»ver«*»I, in
raro i -ta». • «, in thr mrteo«ic •tones
wj.i i I . i»’ (alien to liu* earth.
T
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4 . •>> b b , i
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A fiorai curtcMMly »» on exhibition in
the Tempi»« GmJet.a, E -.d«»n
II I» a
f
i
¡ \
a
Itti-«
s wh.tr fi«»acr U t . h in
q»v r»-*-« Ul­
ti*-* a » a gull «Villi «Hilsprrud wings.
Noi Mi ’V0MANÍ109D.
Rw.^t yotini- i !r!i I How often they
d. .. |..|t into »* • r‘>. > ’1* -**. *■><! 1. |.-l*-
wonn-n br* i>U m - ntotlier hiu» no* lui-
f.r*-*1 i>|*on tli* »11 th*- lin|..rttin ■« of
•tb-n«llti|f to pity ,<-al .1. rviopin. m
No woman i» < :•-* *pl front physical
wrnknrwainlp.-ri*M*U-al pain,
,n*> y.*w<gfflrla
buiiiiln. In­
fo woman
h..**l ohoul’l
bo i<ii led
phy 4 nlljr
a. w> ll aa
morally
It
you know *>f
any yonntf
laJy who ia
•lek and
neetla *noth*
arty adrice,
a»l< her to ad-
dr.-aa Mra. Pink­
ham at Lynn.
I
Mauvi . and t.-ll crery detail of
her ayoipUnua. aurnmu<Uu|fa and la-eu-
pat ion.
Kha will pet adrire from a aotirce
that ha« no rival in experience of wo-
nw-n'a ilia. Tell her t/> keep nothin -
*>»■ k. llr r atory will ne told to»»
tmn, not to a man. 6h • need not he-
tale In atating detail* that ahe ma
n>*t wl h to un ntion, but which are
• «entlal to a full under-taadlnf of l** i
eaae. Ind it ahe la trauu. Leip iaccrtara
to I"!'-« I
îWfey. F.«<iLt«f.uÄ
*
-et i *-Mgh ftyrw»
4
h to
T aa’»*» (x.-t
àaaaaana
t ftft
jt - ïï
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mi