Tillamook headlight., January 12, 1899, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 12, 189^___________
The snipe, which, unlike the clsm, is |
LAST MAN ON THE MAINE. ’
BILLS IN A NUTSHELL
not happy at high water, also appears to (
TILLAMOOKERS IN MANILA. ' and stem ihan amid ship and roofed house and put it on the floor. I held
1 over with a heavy matting made of out my hands to it and it jumped into mv State Legislators will Try Hard the sympathies of Representative 1 oung. Capt. Sltrsbee lte<|uest> d Ills Omcen
to Precede Him Off the
A. J. Stillwell writer to the Old split bamboo, except on each’end most arms, huddled up close to me like a little
When the water is high the snipe gets
Wrecked Ship.
to Pass.
baby.
When
I
patted
it,
it
would
cry
;
of
them
have
a
sort
of
a
house.
You
see
upon
a
board
or
log
by
the
ride
ot
the
Folks at Home what he Saw
McCulloch has prepared a bill which
it
wanted
to
go
to
sleep,
so
I
gave
it
to
the captain, crew and their families live
river, and, being unable to swim, fallsan
Capt. Charles D. Sigsbee In his “Per­
in the Philippine Islands.
will be introduced in the house this week easy victim to the murderous pothunter |
j on these vessels. Around the out side one of the boys that had gone to 1>ed
sonal Narrative of the Maine” In the
for
"an
act
to
protect
school
districts
who kills the gentle snipe a score at a Century, speaking of the acene follow­
Private A. J. Stillwell, Co. II, 2nd Ore­ there is a lot of large bamboo. These and he took it in his arms and it slept
against loss or damage of public school
time Mr. Young's bill will frown on this ing the explosion, says:
gon Volunteers, writes home to the old bamboo serve the double purpose of a all night with its head on his arm just
! huildiugs and furnrture by tire, and reg-
“It was a hard blow Io be obliged 1c
proceeding and provide pains and penal
folks and friends in Tillamook county walk and an air tank or buoy. For size like a child. The monkeys here are a
I ulating the manner of assessing and pac­
pretty
good
size.
some
of
them
are
100
feet
long
or
more.
ties for killing snipe at the season of leave the Maine; none of us desired to
as follows :
leave while any part of her poop re­
I guess the natives up in the hills are ing sucli losses.” Representative Mc­
M anila , P hilippine I nlands , Deer. Their canoes are made somewhat on the
high water.
_________
mained above water. We waited until
next to monkeys in their habits of living. Culloch says that after a careful inves­
same
plan,
only
some
are
very
small.
1st. 1898.—I arrived here well, safe and
Senator Porter, of Clackamas and Mar­ satisfied that she was resting on the
Even here in the suburbs the children go tigation lie finds that the school districts
All
their
canoes
have
outriggers,
on
that
sound after a long and uneventful trip
bottom of the harbor. Lieut. Comman­
naked. And lots ofthe kids wear noth­ of the state pay out annually about $t8,~ ion, is chairman of a special joint com­ der Wainwright then whispered to me
on November 21st. We were not taken is a pole across each end of the canoe
000
in
premiums,
while
the
average
loss
mittee
appointed
at
the
special
session
ing
but
a
skirt,
that
is
the
I
’
hiliphinoes.
that he thought the forward ten-inch
ashore until the 24th,Thanksgiving day. I lashed tight with rattan, and on the
"to investigate the question of the cost of magazine had been blown lip into the
The Spanish have more means, as about by fire is ouly about ♦2500.
The only thing we saw on our way from I ends of these is a large bamboo pole
schoolbooks to the state." No sittings of | burning material amidship and might
all the Spanish here that have families
Honolulu here was the volcano Fanalon | lashed parallel. You see it is impossible
Representative Young, of Clatsop coun­
are officers. I have seen some very
the committe have been held, but con­ explode at any time, with further dis­
de Pajaros, which was a very imposing to tip one over. Their paddles look
ty, the baby of the legislature and the
pretty Spanish women here, but the
like
a
big^showel.
siderable
inquiry has been made as to the astrous effects. lie was then directed
sight. It is the most northern island of
joker of the house, will introduce a bill
natives
are
too
black
and
China
eyed
to
We
landed
at
the
Pesig,
just
below
the
oost
of
school
1 moks in other states, and to get everybody into the boats, which
the La drone group. We sighted it about
suit me. They look like the American for the protection of clauies. He says the data obtained will be submitted for was done. It was an easy operation;
four in the morning, that was about two bridge. Ongoing up the river you can
that, contrary to the general impression
one had only to step directly from the
hours before daylight, so by daylight we see vessels of all ages and in all states of Indians, Chinese and I don’t know what. I in the effete East,the supply of clams on considerat ion of the committeeas a xdiole deck into the boat. There was still
all mixed. They are a very small race I
repair.
Most
of
them
though
were
old
early
iu
the
session,
and
a
report
will
be
were quite a way past it. We had to get
some delay to make sure that the ship's
the Oregon coast is getting less and less
up at four every morning to take a bath barkatines. Of course there is a good of people, that is small of stature. Near­ from year to year, due to the fact made according to the instruction of the stern had grounded, and still more be­
and as 1 went on deek I commenced to many fine steam launches and steamers ly all are considerable smaller than mv-' that ocean beach is more and more be­ resolution under which the committee cause of the extreme politeness of the
self, and you know I am no ocean, even
was appointed. There is likely to be officers, who considerately offered me a
rubber neek as usual, and there, on our here. Of the former the U. S. captured
coming a fashionable resort during the
port bow was the, volcano. It looks some fine ones. Another thing one notices though I do make lots of noise some summer months. Clauis do not like to considerable variance between the recom­ steadying hand to step into the boat.
Lieut. Commander Wainwright stood
like a huge rock or cone, as well as I on going up the river is the natives time^ It is reported this morning that j 1 be in the vortex of fashion. They may mendations of this committee and the
on one side and Lieut, liolmnn on the
our company is going to move across |
giving
their
water
buffaloes
their
baths.
Daly
committee
as
to
the
sebooi-book
could make out, with fire and smoke
come in at liigli tide and lie perfectly hap­
other; each offered me a hand. I sug­
Our .
question.________
boiling out at the top. There is no land These animals are used to do all the the river to the custom house.
py until the visitor takes them into his
gested the propriety of my being the
heavy
draft
work,
so
they
seem
to
be
Captain
says
we
will
have
fine
quarters
or any indications of any in sight. It is
midst Then the supply of clams is di­
Since the first draft of Senator Daly’s last to leave, and requested them to
simply a smoke stack or chimney for the very strong. They look a good deal like there. We are now in the barracks lately minished. It lias been a matter of some bill to change the manner of selecting precede me. which they did. There was
an
ox,
excepting
their
horns
and
hair.
occupied
by
the
Spanish.
These
bar.
immense subterranean furnace. The
importance to ascertain just wnat is the text books was printed, achangehas been favorable comment inter In the press
because I left last. It is a fact that I
sight was quite pretty. The smoke The horses'here are very small, regular racks are inside the walled city and are best open season for clams. As the mat­
made in it that is expected to do away was the last to leave, which was only
was so hot when it first issues from the Shetland ponies in size, but not very iK’cupied by our Regiment. Our Regi- j ter stands all season are open for the un­
with
some
of
the
opposition
that
lias
been
proper; that is to say. it would have
crator that it looks like a blaze after stylish or pretty. They are used on the ment guards the Spanish prisoners and happy claim. Nolxxly respects his breed­
manifested against it. The stringent pro- been Improper otherwise; but virtually
dark, then as it cools it forms a black busses (or most of them are covered act as police in Old Manila, while the ing time, when the giddy whirl of fash­
vison that the governor’s appointees all left last. The fine conduct of those
13th Minn, acts as police in New Manila.
cloud of smoke that floats away in the carts) and the street cars.
I ion forsakes the coast, the calm is left to should be in no wise officially connected who came under my observation that
The
city
of
Manila
lies
on
both
banks
The
barracks
here
arc
very
comfortable,
wind in a long black column. The size I I
the voracious despoilers who occupy un­ with the public school system of the state night was conspicuous and touching.
could not make much of an estimate of, ofthe Pesig river. It is divided into two the best we have had since the date of bidden tiie summer cottages. He is taken
has been removed, and the matter of The heroism of the wounded men I did
cities
by
a
wall.
The
part
of
the
city
our
enlistment.
The
barracks
are
sur
­
as I did not know how far we were from
bytlie sackful into market and uiademer- qualification is left entirely to the judg­ not see at the time, but afterward good
it. We may have been a mile or further, that is inside the walls is called Old rounded by a stone wall, on top of the chandise of at all seasons. He is stewed
reports of their behavior were very
ment of the governor. A number of peo­
common. The patient way in which
but it looked to me to be about twice the Manila and it is properly named. I do wall there is a high iron picket fence. into soup and chopped into minced clam
ple who were in favor of a change from they bore themselves left no doubt that
There
are
two
gates
leading
into
the
not
know
when
this
city
was
built,
but
it
size of Tillamook rock.
and made to tickle the palates of thous­ the present system did not think that
they added new honors to the service
Yes, we had another thing to remem­ must have been a long time ago. The court. The buildings are long structures ands wliu do not appreciate the effoit it
persons connected with the schools or when the Maine went down,”
style
of
architecture
is
certainly
ancient.
one
story,
excepting
the
front
ones,
ber; that was the death and burial of
costs
nature
to
keep
up
the
supply
colleges of the state should be entirely
one ofthe crew on November 6th. It was The streets are very narrow and the which are two stories high. These build­
excluded from a board to select text­
SPANISH SOLDIERS.
rather a sad aff lir, but I guess he had as second story of nearly all the buildings ings each will accommodate two com­
Representative Reeder, of Umatilla
books to be used in the schools. Many
are
built
out
over
the
street,
about
three
panies.
They
are
arranged
so
there
is
good a burial and as good grave as one
county, has prepared a bill to prescribe
Their Return to Spain Will Sorely
could ask One thing sure he will have feet, making the streets dismal affairs. an open court or parade ground in the i the duties and comjiensation of county of them argue that only school teachers
KmbarraNN the Nation and Han-
would
be
qualified
to
decide
such
a
mat
­
One
day
there
was
some
very
fine
build
­
center.
There
is
a
commodious
bath
no saw-bones carving him up to aid
ten a CrlMia.
surveyors in establishing boundary lines
science. This day we passed the 180th ings here. The inside is pretty well pre­ room ill one of the buildings, which is and corners, and in the construction of ter, though the same people would not
“A Spaniard" in the Fortnightly Re­
degree of longitude and jumped into to­ served, but the outside ofall the buildings very necessary and quite an enjoyable county roads, bridges and public works. be willing to have the state legislature
affair. In a climate like this one has to
composedjentirely of lawyers, Represen- view says: The loss of our (Spanish)
morrow. You see on going west your look old and weather beaten.
Among the duties it is specified that the
The churches are the most imposing, bathe vervoften to keepclean and healthy.
tative Fordnoy, of Wallowa county, is colonies means the absolute disappear­
watch gains so much time you have to
I county surveyor shall procure official
with
the
exception
of
the
palace,
or
the
in favor of making the circuit judges of ance of all industry and commerce
Aguinaldo's
camp
is
about
thirty
miles
skip a day to catch up.
copies of such plats and field notes of the
Governor General’s palace, which is a from here back in the interior. He used
the state a board to select the text books which the inhabitants of those islands
On the morning ofthe 20th we sighted
original surveys as he may deem neces
were forced to support. Factories,
fine large building, the inside being to be camped at Cavite, which is about
for the public schools. lle»ays that plan
the Philippine islands. There was a
sary of Hie United Slates of the lands in
workshops. ..¡agazines—all must be
marble. As for the churches they are seven miles from here across ail arm of
would
take
it
out
of
politics
and
place
it
closed, and thousands upon thousands
pretty heavy sea with lots of rain ami
liiscounty notalready procured.andshall
very large and lots of them. The Spanish tile bay, but the Americans made him
in hands competent to deal with it and of operatives turned adrift on the
fog, so one could not tell much about
have the same substantially bound in
soldiers are quartered in the churches. go further away.
His headquarters book form and keep them in his office and beyond the reach of improper in­ world, homeless und helpless. A hun­
the first islands you see. Soon after
But the greatest thing ofall is the wall were at Cavite while his army was
ti uences.
dred thousand soldiers will come home
sighting the first you can see Luzon,
for the convenience of the public. The
to swell tlieir ranks, sickly, mutilated
and the means they had of protecting around this citv. He now has charge or
We steamed along the north coast until
county shall pay the bill,
Stillman of Umatilla has two matters men, no longer needed to fight their
noon, then we passed the North West the city from attack. 1 think it is abso- , control of the water supply ofManilaj
in hand to present to the legislature in country’s battles, and no longer ablqlo
lute’.y safe as far as infantry is concerned. but if he was to shut off the water there
There has been issued at Salem and
Cape and turned south into the China
In most places the walls are double, with is lots of rain, so there would I k - no dan­ placed in the hands of members of the due time. One is a bill to provide for carry on the struggle for existence un­
Sea. There is a lighthouse on this Cajie.
der the ruins of the old orderof things.
a moat or canal between and in front ger of a water famine. The water here legislature and influential people gener suppressing the Russ;an thistle, which
We had the best of weather all the way
The greater number of 30.000 military
has
obtained
a
footing
in
the
northeast
­
that can be filled with water at will, is
j all boiled before used.
ally throughout the state, a circular ad
from San Francisco, with a nice cool
ern part of the state. His plan is to make officers will be deprived of their com­
The wall itself is stone in front, with
There is a railroad running into the dressed to the legislative assenbly ask­ destruction of the thistle a charge upon mand und placed on the reserve list,
breeze right astern of ns all the way,
earth back of it, making a small mown- (
country 150 miles, I have been told, but ing that the med leal laws of Oregon be the land. He also has in mind a max where the pay is such that a captain,
keeping the air just pleasant on deck, if
tain of it, beside the tops of the walls j
I have not seen any signs of it, so can amended so as to give graduates of imuin freight rate bill, but is not certain who generally has a wife and family to
yon were not dressed too warm. Of
support, receives about 2s -Id a day.
are covered with fine canon, some being j
not tell what kind of a thing it is. This schools, other than the three schools re­ that he will be abloto get it before the
course it was very close and warm be­
Agriculture, which is dying out,
very large. Back of the first wall next ,
cognized under the law, the same rights
road runs by the insurgent camp.
low. With the exception ofthe last two
legislature at this session.
cannot support these legions of
to the bay side there is mortar guns. I
and
privileges
as
are
now
enjoyed
by
the
«lavs, which were considered awful by
famishing men, women and
I would like to take a trip out side of
don’t know' how high the walls are, but
allopaths, homeopaths and eclectics. A
most of the boys.
__
____
One of the Clackatnas county senators. dren, nor are soldiers the
1 should think about thirty feet, then the city, but we are only allowed out­ bill covering this same ground was intro­
After entering the China Sea proper it
of people who take kindly to the hard,
there being a canal at the foot makes it side our quarters after five in the even­ duced at the special session, but for some Brownell or Porter, will introbuce a bill
was the roughest we had on the trip.
ing, and have to be in by 9:30, unless
to abolish the office of district attorney humdrum life of the fields. When these
higher yet.
reason it made little headway in ap­
multitudes have felt the pinch of hun­
In fact, I guess it is rough there most of
you
have
a
pass
and
you
can
only
get
a
and to provide in its stead the office of ger, and see themselves thrown back
New Manila is mostly across the river.
proaching
its
third
reading.
The
new
the time. They call their storms in these
It is more modern in every respect than pass from 8 to 10 in the morning, and 3 bill works no undue hardships U(>on grad­ county attorney, As matters now etand upon the laws of nature to keep them­
seas typhoons, so we had one the night
the walled city. The places of business, to 5 in the afternoon unless you have a uates from any recognized medical col­ the district attorney has a deputy in selves and tlieir loved ones from dying,
wc were in the China Sea. During the
every county in his district, and lie him­ then the internal crisis will nave begun
unless you get in China town, are large pass countersigned by- the colonel and lege or of any particular school.
storm wc got separated from the
self follows tne court around the circuit. in very truth, and the tocsin of the rev­
and very nice. There is a great many half-a-dozen other officers, and it is very
Valineia. 1 believe I forgot to say the
olution will have sounded. In that day
fine Chinese stores too, but these are not hard to get that.
Senator Reed, of Dauglas county, says It is argued tout the county attorney
Valinda is a transport steamer that ac­
Of course I do not know how long I
plan would give better satisfaction in the army will decide, by its attitude,
in China town. On going into China
he
is
preparing
a
bill
toautliorize
the
pay
­
companied iis from Honolulu, carrying
whether Carlists or republicans shall
town you can see all kinds of filthy look­ will lie here, but it looks as though I will ment of a bounty for every animal raised the administration of justice, and that triumph.
one battalion of the Washington volun­
ing places. If you go into the alleys, have the fun of remaining in the service on the farm. He also says lie lias not it would tend to reduce the ex pence of
teers. The name of our steamer was the
which are very narrow, they smell like my two years. There is several boys yet determined whether it would be bet­ prosecuting criminals, for each county
NURSES IN INDIA.
Senator. The next morning after the
------ . In fact every thing lias a decided from Tillamook here, they arc all well ter to yoke it up with the sugar beet attorney, being directly accountable to
storm our consort was no place in sight,
mildewed smell here. Perhaps it is not except Hollie Orchard, who has been bounty bill or with You ig's bill to pro­ the voters of his county, would strive to Rules Which Govern Them Are Very
so we pulled out ami left her, getting
Stringent and Coniine Them
so all the year, but you see this is right down with a fever. He is still in the tect clams, but he wants it to tie known make the criminal court expences as'
here and anchored at eight o’clock, while
Closely.
in the dead of winter, which is the cold­ hospital, but is around town and the as a measure in the interest of farmers. light as possible. To make the matter
•he did not reach here until seven or
doubly sure, however, it is proposed that
est season of the year here. These alleys barrack nearly every day. He thinks he
Judged by the standards which seem
eight the next morning. We were
are a fine place for one to run into the will get a discharge and go home soon.
Senator Browndl will introduce a bill each county attorney shall lie on salary, to prevail in British India, the Phila­
bothered all the wav over waiting on
Fred
Stoddard,
George
Madaux,
Charlie
smallpox. There has been several deaths
requiring road supervisors to
elected and draw no fees or perquisites what delphia nurse—in spite of her increased
her. Generally in the morning wc could
in our Regiment from this dreaded dis­ Newman, and a fellow by the name of by the people. At the January term of ever. Each county delegation will fix the , duties now that so many sick soldiers
just sec the tops of her masts astern of
ease. But 1 hardly think there is very Olsen are all here and well.
the county court in each county, there sum to be paid its own county attorney, are under her care—must have an easy
us; then we would run under slow l>ell
Now 1 want all you folks to do some is no end of strife over the appointment as has been done in the cases of other time of it, says the Philadelphia Press.
much danger for me from the looks of
nearly nil day Indore she would catch
Let her, at all events, read and take
my arm, the effect of vaccination. It is writing. Everybody write. I have not of road supervisors. This bill will make county officers.
up. If it had not l>eeii for her we would
comfort from these rules just promul­
so sore that 1 have not been able to received a scratch of a pen from any. it the duty of the county c< urt, at the be-
have reach’d port two or three days
gated for the benefit of the "Nursing
write. It is my left arm that is sore, body since 1 left San Francisco and there gining of the January, I960, term, to
Senator Brownell has a bill which Sisters" engaged in tending plague pa­
sooner As it was, we left San Francisco
but it made me feverish. My head was has been steamers leaving there every give the voting precincts and road dis­ will amend section 2718. which provides tients in Calcutta:
on the 17th of October, reached Hono­
all mush. I felt as though 1 was only few days since then.
tricts the same boundaries and provide that the board of state school land com­
Sisters must be in to dinners every
lulu on the 26th. Sailed from Honolulu
This letter is for every Stillwell in for the eleotion of road supervisors at missioners shall loan the school fund night, and must not leave the premises
about half awake all the time. I am
oil the Ut <»f Nov., and reached Manila
feeling fine now. with the exception off Tillamook, and I want all of them to the following June election in each dis­ money at 8 per cent per annum. This after dinner, except with the leave of
on the evening of the 21st. and. by the
my arm. which is pretty sore, keeping | I write to me.
trict. It is claimed that the residents of amendment will provide that this money the lady doctor. Such leave will not
way. we were all vaccinated again the
me from drilling or going on guard. I | But just you hold on here. I can’t each locality am more capable of judging lie loaned at a rate not to exceed 8 per lie granted more than once a week.
next <lay. the 22nd, and come ashore on
guess I am not much the looser. There I quit with >ut saving something about ( of the qualification of a candidate for cent, or less than fl per cent. State Trea * * * Th« address nt which the sis­
the 24th of Nov. Manila bay is a tine
is not near the sickness here there was: the free silver proposition here. And if road supervisor than the county judge surer Metschan informs the senator that ter will be must be given to the Indy
body of water. The entrance is quite
in Camp Merritt, but I suppose when it j 1 one of the soldiers goes back home and in many instances, aud the court would there is now ♦400.0C8 locked up in the i.octor. Sisters going out driving are
wide from the extreme sides, perhaps
required to let the Indy doctor know
gets hot there is a good deal of fever, as | votes tor that measure he ought to lie I be relieved from a thank leas task.
state treasury that should be loaned to their destination and their escort (if
twenty miles, but there is a large island
this is a rather swampy place, mostly on • shot.
the farmers on good mortgage security; any), and she is at liberty to modify
in the mouth that divides it. On this
account ofthe moats around the walls, | When the Americans came here there
The dozen legislators who went to La- and the reason that it cannot be loaned the arrangements made if she shall
island there is a lighthouse and they say
was
no
gold
at
all.
The
money
used
deem it necessary. Visitors to the sis­
Grand to ins|«ct the beet-sugar plant are is that outside] loaning companies
lots of guns, but I did not see any ofthe ami the l’esig river itself is a dirty look- i
are
ters must send in their card to the lady
mg stream. Now it is a rather swift 1 was Spanish, Mexican, and a Spanish convinced of the advisability of provid­ putting out money.at 7 per cent.
latter. When Dcwev entered the harbor
doctor. Sisters to be in bed by 11 p. m.
stream, but |>crhaps it is on account of | Philippine coin, all silver nnd copper. ing a state bounty for the production of
the* sav he went through the south
All our boys that bad any of our money beets. The party was shown through the
’ isitors may be invited to afternoon
the rains.
channel, which isn great deal wider than
tea with the consent of the lady doctor.
Don’t you fieople kick almut rain, be­ traded it ofi for Spanish or Mexican, factory, and the sugar chemist explained
glenora
.
the north. We came through the north
Ladies may occasionally be invited to
cause you don’t know what rain is in they are the same here, at the rate of all the detells of getting the sugar from
channel.
<■ ier meals (with the consent of the
one
of
our
dollars
for
$2.26
of
theirs.
The
snow
is
eight
inches
deep
on
Oregon,or even Tillamook itself is not in 1 *
the beets and preparing it for market.
the lady doctor) at the expense of the per­
On entering the hay one would think
it. Of course the rains arc warm, but Their money fluctuates. At the present Representative McAlister, of Union coun­ level here, and getting deeper.
son who invites them.”
from the looks that he was going out '
they are decidedly wet. If one don’t it
1 is one American to $2.03 Mexican. ty .says the proposed bounty on sugar beets
Our school is progressing finely under
This supreme “lady doctor” corre-
into another ocean or sea, as you can’t
Our
nionev
is
worth
twice
theirs
in
trade.
believe it all he has to do is to step out '
would lie a good investment for Oregon the management of Miss Ross. Although
3 *° °Ur hea<i nurse, and sways a
sec Anything but water. But looking
in the rain for just half a minuite and if It
1 you had a $20 gold piece and bought as it would stimulate the production of rather late in the day. we would like to
, tk 1IC 1 <‘x,ends to the very servants
from Manila towards the entrance you
you would get Mexican money beets in various parts of the state, as «peak of the beautiful Christmas tree! of the nurses under her.
he is not as wet as though he had been anything
1
can see the mountains along the coast
in change, which is very unhandy, ns $40 well as in his own locality. Farmers in whK-h wax prepared for the children here
laying in the bay. it don't ram here.
When wc came in it was ahont sun
The heat here has not hern at all op­ in silver is rather heavy in your (MH-kct, Union couuty who raised sugar beets by their kind teacher. The children spoke ■ , Gi.ance a* .vour family caioryonrfox
down, so Ik-fore long it was d irk I guess
and it will buy no more. You see one of Iasi year for the La Grande factory all and sang well, and then Sam Simth
we steamed along about an hour after pressive since I have been here, although
our silver dollars is worth just as much lost money, he says, but they would came in disguised as Santa Claus and a finer, or the cows in the field. All
L toefr markings, and those of nearly all
entering the bay before we sighted the one prrspiies very easy. The atmos­
as a gold dollar but theirsare not worth make the industry self-supporting and jolly old saint was he too. The children | dome,Heated animals are mottled and
lights on the masts of vessels lying in phere is very «lamp and heavy, vet one
i halt so much. When silver bullion is finally profitable if the legislature would were more than delighted with their totally irregular. This is fhe curious
front ot Manila You can sec that this don’t feel the heat very mneh.
I cheap their dollars are cheap p. They will come to tlieir assistance with a bonus of
l»a\ is no small affair.
presents and the parents enjoyed seeing mult of domestication. Wild animals
Oh, yes ; 1 want to tell the cl hil Iren take our silver th..
... .. onrgold. and
take our silver the same as
♦ I a ton. Mr McAlister himself raised their children's happiness. All j„i„ ¡„ are. as a rule, marked with beautiful
AU vesse ls of anv consukrahle draught about the monkeys here. There are lots
will take it every time they get a chance, 40 acre« of beets at a loss of f 750. and thanking Miss Ro,, f„r the henntifllI regularity. Look at the stripes of the
Author in the bay and load and unload lots of them. You can sec them run­
because it never changes its value while the farmers who experimented with
iT'r the spots of the leopard, the ab­
tree and good time she prepared for the solutely even streaks on the zebra s
with lighters. Of course weenme ashore ning around over the roofii of the bar
theirs does.
them,
it
is
said,
are
out
in
the
aggregate
children.
in one. These affairs are strictly Philip racks and climbing through the trees all '
coat, and a dozen other similar in-
♦40.000. He tee Is assured, however,
phino or Malay They art made out of the time. All the monkeys in town have ’
The mail carrier reports two feet of
There ’* ',erT ,i,lle doubt
"l in for expantion, every time."
that with continued cultivation and bet. snow on the summit.
hewed logs neatly joined so they are |»er- been tamed. The wild ones are out in 1
“On what grounds ?"
inat all these animals' colors could be
n>y wife has been »«qqnng
luggintr ter knowledge of t heir growth, the product
tevlly light For
shape it
.
,» would
n onixi be hard
n.irAi the hill*
The other evening one of the .. "Well, since
~
could be more than trebled ¡er acre
to describe. 1 They are higher in the bow bovs caught one and brought it in the ' uivdoThw t^u?be hail ’’
« 1 raid g K Mr "
Sniith'’ for ’"J”*- Fan'y a black-snd-tsn liger, or
within four years.
several days the past week.
a leopard with the Irregular markings
of a tortoise-shell cat.