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H. T. KIRK PATRICK, Publisher.
LEBANON ....OREGON
PACIFIC COAST.
An Immense Fire Rages
on Mount Shasta.
GRAY WOLVES IN OREGON.
The United States Geological Survey
Looates Storage Reservoirs
- in New Mexioo.
Ban Diego has organized a company of
naval reserves.
Thirty Mojave Indian polo players
have gone from Needles to Albuquerque,
N, M., to play at the fair there.
At the navy yard at Mare Island about
660 applications for work have been tiled
with the labor employment bureau.
The perennial fight of the disposition
of the sewage of Los Angeles is about to
break out again with renewed furv.
The eleventh annual exposition of New
jmwukj una upvucu aiuuqHerque,'ana
promises to excel all previous meetings.
A syndicate of Chinamen, with ample
capital backing it, has purchased a site
near Victoria for a rice mill, and work
on the erection of the mill will begin at
once.
According to the Virginia City Enter
Drue a disease resembling diphtheria has
oroken out among the hones and cattle
on a ranch near Steamboat, and a nu in
ner oi animals nave Hied irom it.
Tn the TTnltAfi RtjitAa Cnnrt at Tna An.
gelee the eases against Senator Ricardo
Trumbull, Supercargo Burt and Captain
urarreiiui me noiwn anu minnie were
continued " until hereafter called."
Coal of good quality has been found
by a surveyor who is mapping out a reli
gious colony on Malcolm Island into sec
tions. The coal is a mile west of Rough
Bay and opposite Fort McNeil on Van
couver Island, B. C.
Advices received at Vancouver, B. C,
say that President Harrison has ap
pointed Frank 11. Fierce of New Hamp
shire, formerly of the Cuban consular
service, as Consular Agent there, vice
Jay Kwing resigned.
At Sacramento gambling is in full
blast everywhere, and players can find
any kind of a game they winh close at
hand. Every public house has from four
to five games running, many of them
keeping open day and night.
An immense fire has been raging on
the sontbern elope of Mount Shasta, a
few miles south of Sisson, a vast amount
of wood, ties, logs and standing timber
being destroyed. Every available man
was needed to check the fire.
In the timbered districts of Clatsopand
Til!amookcounties,Or., largegray wolves
are becoming more numerous, and are
rapidly destroying the elk, as they kill
the young calves in the spring and even
the old ones when they catch them alone.
It is intimated at Vancouver, B. C,
by Mr. van Ilorne that hereafter the
-Canadian Pacific Company's steamers
Empress of Japan, Empress of India and
Empress of China will run from Van
couver to San Francisco and return each
trip..
The testimnnv in the Alhertann kanlr.
robbing case at Tacoma continues to
uiiun uim aiueiiaon was very aennerate
in bin work. R. B. Alberteen, a cousin,
is charged with writing the guaranty of
immunity and knowing for whom he
nuneu.
On the Jemes Mountains about sev-
Antv vnilo north nf Uanta V. K W
the United States geological survey has
lnratad five ahnraiA raaarvniva fmm
which water will feed -the immense tracts
in me Kio uranue ana kio Ferce Val
leys. By this plan fully 1,000,1X10 acres
of the greatest grain-producing land in
the world are expected to be reclaimed.
The Los Angeles Timet prints an inter
view with De Barth Sliorb, who has just
returned from Chicago, in which he
states that the management of the
World's Fair is rotten to the core, and
that he will take steps to have an inves
tigation at Washington unless Davis is re
moved as Director-General on the ground
of his unfitness for the place. Mr. Sliorb
aays Senator Stewart of Nevada has
promised to lead the fight in the Senate.
An idea of the profits that can be de
rived from a lemon orchard with proper
are may be gained by taking an esti
mate from H. K. Snow's six-acre grove
of eiKtit-year-old trees in Tustin, Orange
county, Cal. Up to the present time he
tins ninn-pl nhnnt. 1 9ttn hnv tuhinh w
about two-thirds of the present year's
crop. At the above estimate an acre
will yield 300 boxes of merchantable
fruit. which will hrinir Hiii. auaitan an
average of $2.50 a box $760 .an acre, or
at.ovu ior we six acres oi lemons.
The fish hatchery is to be built on Me
thow river in Okanogan countv, Wash.,
and Commissioner Crawford lias gone
there to ascertain the number of salmon
held in the rack recently built by him.
He advises tbat the site be located with
reference to government township lines,
and the Commissioner of the general
land office will be asked to reserve land
for the State, Efforte will be made to
have a saw mill erected in order that
lumber may be at hand for the erection
oi tiienatcliery in the spring. Settlers
will aleo.be encouraged to open roads.
EDUCATIONAL.
v
Taaohen In Some European Countries
Have Nut lMealaiitevt Uxuerleiioei.
Twenty-one Sisters of Charity have
been licensed to teach in Texas public
schools. t,
Brown University has decided to ad
mit women to its classes on the same
conditions as men.
The entering Chautauqua class which
is to pursue a three years' course com
prises 15,000 students.
The University of Oxford has rescinded
the vote admitting women to the Bache
lor of Medicine examinations.
Harvard College wbb founded in WHO,
Yale in 1701. William and Mary of Vir
ginia was chartered in ltii'S.
Thi r ty-two students of Queen 's College,
Belfast, have petitioned the council that
women shall not be admitted to study.
The chair of oratory in the University
of Honolulu, Sandwich Island, has been
offered to Miss Norma C. Crawford of
Minereville, Pa.
TIlA T Jluialat,,. In Xfaina ha. nnantiul
a law which requires all public-school
wacners to aevote some time each week
to teaching kindness to animals.
ThA air nrhn nawian nft ilia hnnnM nf
entrance at the University of London
examination was Charlotte Higgins. She
is but 20 years of age. There were 1,600
male students pitted against her.
Teachers in some European countries
do not have the pleasantest experiences.
In Spain the payment of salaries is ha-
hitimllv in M-M.M Altni.atha. 9 KlWl
teachers have arrears due them, and it
is not surprising thai in one place a
tMB")lA ilOJ. talrun tn aallini. mahiU.
and his wife and children have anna intn
uomescic service.
According to the late military statistics
there are no illiterate persons in Bavaria.
Among 2,772 recruits enlisted in the
army in the palatinate there were only
three individuals who could not read or
write. But that district forme no excep
tion 10 tne rule. The general number of
recruits from the entire population was
20,584, and among them were only six
iiuterme perrons.
The New Ynpt KVi.;.i Tin
not the methods of teaching in our pub
lic schools need to be overhauled? The
vupi.o vinuiuicu nriwi mipcriiuui
knowledge of nearly a score of different
Bbuuius wiuioih an aoiuty to write a sen
tence in the English language correctly.
nuBiciuiuren neeo is not to learn so
milch, lint tn laara a fan, th;nM
and while acquiring such knowledge to
learn to think for themselves. .-, . ;
In Sweden nhilanthrnnv haa anl.nn
upon the schools now as the vehicle of
untuning inecniiurenuiecieanunesethat
1H nftTl. tn OYllllinaaa Tha al.lnf T.nwu.l.;..l
school in Stockholm has introduced win
ter bathing as a feature, with great cau
tion apparently, lest innovation excite
prejudice, for the report says that the
children are uivan a hath ava., lK.ua
weeks. Now that the thing is in run
ning oraer, iw children can be washed
in three hours. The boys took readily
bCi tlia flnhama tha iiitI. fa annia .mini.
did not. Of forty girls in one class that
verareu 10 years oi age only sixteen
had ever known the luxury of a bath in
winter. The teachers report that the
effect on the children is beneficial in
every way, especially since they have
got on terms with the soap, which they
at first were shy of.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Th Kl Invntor of the Rain-Prod ucln
rroovii ii h Virginian,
giving notice that no more bondH of the
A per cent, loan would be received or
uununuance ai ' per cent, after Keutem-
ber 30. KntirlH hi..h hn., 1
i continned will be redeemed on presen
tation. Secretary Noble haa issued an order
estah lHhintr mimtv linos. ..wi
. ...... -v ..me auu uuuiny.
seats in the Indian country about to be
uifciivu iw eeitiemeni in uwatioma. He
iim aiao directed that cavalry be sta
tioned On GHph ratlin tv.ai.fit
w yvoi 11 away liilTUuerQ, i
The Treasnry Department has com
Dieted the nnrchaw nf allua
rent month. No farther nori'liane. will
be made until October 2. The amount
ui anver nneren rr.i aaia na a.ul ,Uv,
ounces, and the amount purchased 41(0,
000. ranirinir in nripA fmn, ut A n
cents. The purchase of silver hnllinn
mints aggregated 361,264
ounces.
OwinfrtAniimatv.ua lnn..ij
from diflerent parts of the country for
"atuuiiai silver coin, tne United States
Treasurer has prepared a circular statinK
in RIllMtanaa that tha I I
1 1 ii v . "cw iiaives ana
dollars will be furniBhed in sums of 200
ui more oy express, iree of charge, or by
regieterejl mail in sums or multiples of
point in the United States.
in view of the fact that sugars not above
i . . : ""w eaeniin, irom
duty, irrespective of the country from
which imported, the Treasury depart
ment has authorized the Customs Col
lector at Ban Francisco to waive require-
u.v.., ..upunci uy (ue regulations com
pelling importers of sugar from Hawaii
Mi prouuce properly authenticated in-
vu.cee, snowing sucn sugar was the pro
duce or that, ennnfrv u,)an f. ,
"', iico vmry la
H) Mt t,ctober
The opinion is gaining ground that the
DOStDOIlPfi lliel Hiiif ,; l.A ,i.:u
. a...au .ut, viuuun
steamer Itata, now set for trial at San
inego, otifcepteniber 26, will be prose
cuted by the government, although a
further noetlinnemeiif mav Ka 1....1 l...r..u
r -i - w iiwi uciure
the case proceeds. It is impossible to
gain any official information upon this
nnint. thntluh Altnrna.rAnnul inn..
did say that lift pnn H nnt I.H.I....I .
result of the postponement would be'
but. BO far as he knaa, it n,;.,i.. i.'
in a trial. ,
EASTERN ITEMS.
Skeletons of Prehistoric
People Found.
SUICIDE MANIA OF AGNOSTICS
Chicago Will Have to Modify the Plans
Made for the World's Fair
Buildings, Eto.
Minneannlis haa nn rlnolrn in aananll.
date with St. l'aul,
Carloads of diseased Chicago cattle
have been seised at Buffalo.
The r4rHflvmnniimantu,l11 ha ,,a,,alla
at Atlanta, Ua., October 21.
Then. U nnmaih!n nvn. !1R Ofm nalli.aa
of Hwitinrland in and around New York.
C. 'P. Huntington is to complete the
Middle atld Klioi. Tnnniu.ua Mllrau.l
within sixty days.
A. company to insure tobacco planters
against loss by hail is one of the latest
schemes In Connecticut,
The tintlM at. Annnmnft.w Va In
which General Lee surrendered to Gen
eral (irant has been sold for $10,000.
Canada haB sent but 30,000 Bheep to
Great HHblin itlirin" tltA vaar Inat a...la.l
as compared with 46,000 for the year bfr
A landlords' association has been
formed In HnHton inr t.lia nni-nnaa nl mu
tual protection againstobjectionable ten-
.nh .
The organ in the music room of the
residence of the late Mrs. Hoplcins
Searle at Great ilarrington, Mass., cost
WOO.OOO.
fin crrent In tlm hnmanrard i,.h nf
American tourist that many of therrr
are unaute w unu passage on returning
steamers.
It in RCtirl tlmf thA mnin.lino nf Phi.
nese into this country has been recently
ai:ivieruiu oy me price Having risen to
100 per head.
Clevelnnfl ho. nimaan a low .a,li,ain
the price of gas to ftO cento per 1,000 feet
and giving the city an option oil the gas
Hunts ui any time. .
.TllHitnenta ntrin-atrntitifr IIj (V'Aa.minal
r-- p..p,......, T,,t.,i nftn.iiDu
Alexander Herrmann, the mairician. have
just oeen entered in tne uounty Ulork'e
olliceat New York.
The trade and commerce nf ChurW
ton. fi. C last vear aninnntpi in KllU .
564,718, a iiet increase at $17,035,001 over
tne preceuiug year, i
Thomas. Ttalnnv nf Altmnv aoail 1U
thought nothing of smoking five or six'
imtnupan ui uiareiwH auay. nis iunerai
took place Hie other day.
.TtldumAlllA atmrnttattna tlT nnn hai.a
been Bled against Adam Backer, the
commercial note broker of New York,
who assivned August 3 last.
Counsel for Joseph A. Davidson ol
New York has obtained an attachment
against the Mexican National Railway
Company upon a claim for $105,000.
Oklahoma is hardly a year old as a
Territory, and yet we are told that the
question of admitting it tc Statehood
win come, ueiore i;ongress tuts winter,
Chicago Odd Fallows ara in .,ul n
thirty-four-story building. The structure
from irrmind tn rlnmn will lm aim
and it is to be completed by the fall of
ltlllO '
Accordin tn .1,1)1.1:.,. a.h.4 ."'""'"'"ng. lie is over 73 years of
charitable organitions Uirou S the '
country there are 3,000,000 people wholly i
country there are 8,000,000 people wholly
imtuy umienueni upon cuarity every
year in the United States.
Tvn thnnaann man miL r t.
Canadians, employed in the saw mills at
Ottawa have struck for a reduction of
one and a half hours' work per day and
anjticrease of 50 cents in wages per
A mound containing skeletons of pre
historic people has been discovered on a
rou. una, lamge i, Ta, Skeleton
lay in all conceivable positions, and are
.Pmru ui ue wose oi warriors who fell
in battle.
Cbicaao will have in mmiitti tha .u
made for the World's Fair buildings and
B-...a,a. -enuus Illisnciai Ullll-
culty. The estimated cost of getting the
ShOW readv in nrmn is S1U mm mm mi.:.
is too much, even though the govern-
.-ura contribute
$5,000,000 outright.
ComrreBS at iin luit MHimi a..i inj
the recoinaire nf the nnnimmi fM,.,: l.i
. iinuiluiiai
coin now in the treasury abraded below
the limit of tolerance, and made an ap
propriation of $150,000 to cover the loss
to the coin by the abrasion. This sum.
it is estimated will anna, tha I .J
about $4,000,000 of coin, and this amount
is now being coined intoquartor dollars
and dimes, fnr whlnh hn..n 1. .
. .inn, ,B n very
great demand. The rerainatto into stand
ard silver dn lars nf tha iR ruin nmi ,n.i.
dollars bullion, which the 'last Congress
"","u,i mou in prugress.
Sennr Celim Ttalaa- fa.nn . . ,i
i -. huuqiiu, a weii-
known Italian American residing at
Washington and acting as an aiient in
muiivryoi me national partyof Ha
waii, corresnnnilinir in tha rn.n: n
1 wiiinnii vvuil-
ffreBBIOnfl l.t haa lain h..f. 4.I.- n. .
i , 7, I--" uviuic wie rresi
dent a letter he recently receive,! im. a
uiiimpuiiueiii in Honolulu, asserting
England is now planning to take posses
sion nf tha lrinnn.n Tl . . ,
.... ...,...,,. y wruer sain
that some action on the part of the
United States is necessary; that the
Olleen IB fuvnFahla n . .
...... naiiuiu inutresis
and IS rnala in iwnnl.i.... .1... . .
. ..j , bllH move
when made. The President was inter-
nreu uy uie leiier, and asked Senor Ma-
Wain. oecrsmry
renO tO nnrriinilm'nnla a.i.1. .1 ,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Glad-tuna Is Raid id Ban Great
tieiueot fur Rurally.
Olleen Victoria nnta In hav itum tl.na
plying the crochet needle,
Jules Simon, the celebrated French
eCOnnmi.t.. rinl.a.fa t,,haann uiwl .Bi.a .hut
he is an inveterate enemy 'of alcohol.
Jamee N. Pidcock of White House, N.
J former Congressman from that State
and nrilHnaativu aunHiil.lafnv iatra.na.
expects to market over 10,000 baskets of
puauues bins year.
'Die nV-Kllinnn,. nf tlra.ll 1. mnn!i,H
BWIIV AVialAtliui In a muln.,nl...l.. .. ,1
y - ... i H.niniiviiuiy UIUUU
at Vichy, where he is being treated
iur ueari uisease. He seems to biive lost
an interest in passing events,
General Mnnrv ! tha t.l.lvn ll.ln.
guisnea tjontederate officer to have a
ueoa in me war-recorriB omce tn Wash
ington. The other two are General Mar
cus Wright and General George Field,
PrlnCA Hiamari.lr .nffuH n,i,l. fn, hla
old enemy, neuralgia, and the writing of
iiiwuiuinj uoea noc progress swuciy.
He diflli.AH t.l,A Ofn.lr anil a w.il.Fal nf
the past seems to embitter and disturb
William n T,nna,. TTallaJ o,..
Consul at Valpuraino, Chili, is a Michi-
aii man, wno served witn credit during
the civil war. He wae one of the few
who succeeded in eacanimt from Libbv
prison.
fienatnr Vmotnra flrof .tan Intnnfnnial
life Was a. a vlllntm Nalnal.ntan An.l l.a
.ai.nuiii. ,iiiidib oro UllplltV (Htrucu-
lar alwut a man being an undeveloped
siawsman neiore tney would trust In in
in such an office.
Susannah AnnealAv wlm niavptail Qam-
uel Wealey and became the niotherof the
famous John Wesley, was twenty-third
child to her father, twenty-fourth to her
mother, and she herself gave birth to
nineteen children.
Colonel Elliot F. Shepard expresses
thennininn that, if rOiiniiuwna,iit. tl.a
upeutiiK oi ner exniiniion on Huudays,
some dreadful calamity will lie called
uuwn upon we cuy. uan tins tie a
threat that he will go to live there? i
linn. William W.iltnr Phal, TTnUa.l
States Minister to Germany, will prolong
ins sojourn ai ntimuurg, wnere lie has
been joined by bis wife. He is improv-
inu' in hnnltli. anH In vurv Unnvnv. Hia
outcome of his tight on the pork ques
tion.
Mr. nlnflalnna ltd. a nmfiinnil wianan.
for royalty, and never wounds the feel
ings of the royal fumily if he can help
it. His recent letter denouncing gam
bling as a formidable and growing evil
in Great Hritain mini, tn liu annahln nt
a royal application, however.
M. Jacques, who has recently begun a
fl(t.V lliWH' fimt. nt. tlta Intuinn Am,.:.,.,.
assumes an air of extreme comfort as he
sits in his easy chair. Sometimes he
reads for as hour or two, hut he is not
much disposed to talk. He says that
that uses un too much vitality.
The llilbe nf Viliiilmruli la tha
picture of an athlete. Over six feet in
height, broad-Bhouldored, Btrong-liintied
and as active as a cat, it is surprising to
llllll Mint. ),a tulraa ninra nlnaa.,.a in
tiling than in field sports and is happier
in saving a dollar than in having a good
time.
Another popular American who will
not grow old is Rev. Dr. Edward Everett
Uule, who, although 79 years of age, still
performs the duties of a pastor, contrib
utes articles to papers and magazines,
edits a department in a magazine, and
does many other things difficult even for
younger men, j
The Earl of Warwick, fatlior-ln-law of j
Lady lirooke of baccarHt-Bi;uUul fume
is very ill Ho is periodically subjucl (0
fainting fits, and ie expected tcf die in
Tm ti Sv ' HrS"6. h"' fh I
i JS?L.We, of '?tB
kept in the background and shown a dis-
"umuuii w avoiu uie social glare,
Dr.JameB Ramsey Speer, who died
the other ilav In PlttuhnH. .1 -I
W, had lived under every President of
un. uimeu niaies, and was tne cousin of
one, Buchanan, while bin mother wns the
grand aunt of another, Benjamin Harri
son. As a sensible man, however, Dr,
Srfeer was very content to rest his claims
to attention on his local reputation as a
physician and snUeon,
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
A KsntDttkr eud Aanumm Proportions
. .ii ar iiil m llloiidnhiMl.
An extireaa train nn thalf;a....t ir
,rn "-.vtivmiaiuuii aaa.
sas and Texas mail wna hahl nn.i .1.
, ........... ,.p viioiiLiier
?. ,Lnea' LBl"lett. ! f., and robbed of
f,600.
Geonre Jones, a convicted murderer in
a San F rancisnn nrienn I. .!.!..
from paralysis, and is gradually growing
John and Hnnrv Ma-tin an.t .1
, v. Mllu bllrHH
known women were whipped by white
caps near Hinsdale, Ind,, for petty
Henry T. Kllann ann nf tha 1
of New York, has been arrested for ob-
, ." "if l""" on a uralt on a bank in
which hp had no credit.
The Alleffhnnv tt,.atin ru
Pittsburg claims that Thomas L. Shields
itS NaaratRPVan,! Traaa...... . '
tiiwi iuu T; "Y '""'"i "ori over
$100,000 in his accounts.
W. V KK-.wr ... . , ., .
... .....a.i,, nA-A(-t,aourHr 01 tne
Montgomery Trust Company of Morris
town, pa., lias been arrested, chawed
with embezzling $180,000 of the bank's
Mrs. PnnkA. m,n1 in 1i..;n 1- n '
...y.ir, r,iB.,nas IMM3D arrested for smoth
ering her infant. Her husband, who
buried the n hi d in tha ,,! : ' ,
arrested. "u"' " B'"
At San Pranniann tha n , ,
. vllc uuiuner s lurv
111 t ie naan nf llilw.a, Ala 1... '
1 r 1 ".'"Annuel- uranc
has rendered a vai-,1 at. tin,iin
ceased came to his death from a gunshot
WOlllld 111 t.llA llUnil l,,lllatan 1... , I
Bu. iT , ' "J iiiaunce
. Strehriger, known as Curtis, and
FOREIGN LANPS.
Theosophy Fad Widely
Infects London.
THE JAPANESE CREMATORIES
The Worklngmen'g Union of Halle,.
Germany, is Dissolved by
the Polios. '
The Prince of Wales Is insured for
$800,000.
There is a newspaper In London which
is printed with scented ink,
The total Iobs to life in Martinique
from the recent hurricane was 340.
Ilerlin le to have an elevated railroad.
Electricity is to be the power used.
The proposed ship canal between the
Firth of, Forth and the Clyde ie revived.
An nnflnrirrniin nulila I. la.i.. l-M
r. ........ , uviiik miu w
connect important German fortifuationi.
The Prince of WhIob is ambitious to
race his new yacht In American waters.
Prtni'A Perilinnttrl nf ttnlna-ia l.a. -
dered $1,000,000 worth of cannon from
urupp.
Ituasian newspapers say the Czar feiira
no war on account of the Dardanelles
incident.
AnttvA flimnnrtam nf Ttnlmana.la aa.
likely to lose ail their nrniMirt.u liv ivm.
Uacation.
The tlienRnllllV fn1 I. Infnnllnn Tnn.lnn
society widely, and a mission to America
in tniKUU UI.
The police of the Chilian Junta are
still seeking for lialinaceda among the
monasteries.
Kiamil Pasha, who wiib removed from
the Turkish Ministry, it is said, will lie
appointed Governor of Syria.
The Munich paperB say William did
not receive a very enthusiastic welcome
on hiB visit to the ilavarian capital.
A co-operative home for single women
iB to be started in Vienna, Austria. Each
will have a share in the houBeaseping.
M. Ader of Paris altor expending more
than $100,1X10 nn a Hviim machine has
nroduced one in wiiurh )ih flaur.iw.nt nut
yards.
A great outcry is being raised in Kin
land aiminst the recent introduction of
the Russian lanimaee into the ii'lin,,!. nf
that country.
Russian merchants want their govern
ment to iiliolinh Its free ports on the
Hlnelr river in Aain an! -amnua a.. ..le
nient of foreign competition.
lavorahle results are shown In the
school attendance in England under the
frHH-eduentinn n,it.. Afutmliaula- h..,l a
increased attendance of 2,000. '
The principal article of export from
Russia into Knrvia in anal nil Thara a-a.
at present 3,000,000 kilograms of kero
sene in the port of Odessa ready for ex
port.
ninfA Ilia Y'lialail. lnalittaa f..
cure of hydrophobia was established in
i arm ui lomi tiiere nave ceen pa
tients treated, of whom sixty-four have;
died.
In the nrovinna nf IVat D.,uuu
of peasants are roving over the higliwav,
attacking the convoys of grain and food,
' even .'!!re the convoyB are escorted by
suldlcrs.
Q"en Victoria's iiealtli Is nrri good
and the physicians regnlate her diet
more strictly than ever. Visitors find a
notable increase in the Queen's aspect
111 respect to age.
The Intnrnnti nnal A..pia..ll..Al n .
grene at The Hague has pronounced in
mvor 01 a nuiK) indemnity to owners of
animals condemned to death tor tubei
culosis or pleiiro-pneuiiiouia,
The stories of destitution among the
peasants in RiiBsia, owing to the failure
of the crops, are somewhat terrible. In
antllA nf tlm allliatan nni.i..nn I.M .
... .-.mm (auiiiiMin UK, "ma
ple have not eaten bread for (Jays,
Bally, the Interesting "lilmpaimee of
the znn nirlrml "awlnna tn,wln i. .1.
-....n.v... An,,,,!,,,,, ,1HB im
parted this life. She could count up to
seven, had a large acquaintance and had
often been interviewed by Darwin,
The T.lvAmnnl tflaa!a,l ..I!-.
ning along tne line of drjME
nearing completion. Two nliles o? h
roatl have been built in the past six
months, ann it a a. ...... ...I .l. f. " " ii
beopen'foryacSTpfflS'
Thft nut i una t Pa If .
blv fe;H,,"?"."''c,,.'lsve rri-
dred blacks under the German com
mander were Hll,,. j . i. ,!,.,"
of guns and munitions of war lost to' the
iu viBHtriouH natives followed
afUl.eygoTi;ZrWy'k'U',,g
A raniflnlifln urnnii;ti,.n 1 i
has just left Bremen. Among those tak-
- .nii vuii uracil, Th
object is to make a thorough stndy of
?h0f t)l,iw' ami to exam-
watera. ,uunus the Northern
The collapse of a swindling bankinit
COniMrn ran h nna U..l...l
T j v,,v wi;ihii ai Am hen
Germany, ha, caU8e(i widespread ru
to the people who hl been nduced to
invest their unds with the institution
Laborers am ntho. n
posit their scanty savings with him, and
the result is that hundreds of families