Tillamook headlight., May 18, 1899, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 18, 1 SOO
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i
STORE
j* NOTICE * OF * REMOVAL.
Mr
STURGEON has moved his DRUG
and Mrs. Sturgeon her Millinery Store
[text Door to Old Post Office, uuhere they have Commodious quarters.
:
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon will be pleased to greet all their old customers and man} new ones.
Mrs. Sturgeon has the latest Styles in Millinery.
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Mr. Sturgeon, having over 20 years experience, assures you that your doctor prescriptions am ami v recipes
will be filled carefully,accurately and with purest drugs. Positively no substitution.
QUAINT FEATURES OF LIFE. I ¡»g a number.. The object is to preserve
"MEIN GOTT, IT IS UNHEARD
Blackburn Bro.’» were running logs
HOTEL PERSONALS.
the exact number of animals raised each
OF.”
dow n the river Saturday.
While the Ohio river was at flood tide year.
Allen House.
E. Quick, the Tillamook liveryman,
Dimple & Wheeler’s mill started up
The focusing of the sun’s rays by an
Amity—J. Breeding.
Aurtrian Officer’s Comment on the the " backwater’’ filled a pond on a farm
came over to Netarts last Sunday.
i Tuesday.
in Washington township. Harrison electric light bulb set fire to a curtain in
Bull Run—J. N. Bramhall.
Destruction of Cervera’s Fleet
The machinery in the Netarts Bay
county, O.. some distance from the river. the home of John M. Sager, 71 EastOne
Wm. Easom has invested in a Mikado
Bay City—C. H. Hicks.
Lumber Co.’s saw’mill is being set up i cream separator.
Captain Taylor gives an amusing ac­ When the water went down the pond
Sand Lake—A. J. Hembre, S. J. Harris,
Hundred and Forty-fourth street, New
as fast as possible and getting ready for I A. and J. Crawford, who have their
count in the May Century of his inter­ was found to be filled with fish ot every
I C. S. Atkinson.
York. His 3-year-okl daughter Lily was
sawing.
view
’
with
an
Austrian
lieutenant,
who
variety native to the main stream and burned by the blaze, she being seated
Hobsonville—J. E. Roach, J. S. Philippi,
father’s place rented, have also put in a
boarded the Indiana immediately after the |xople for tniles around had an abun­
Mr. Reynolds, of Tillamook, is at this
F. B Pearson, M. Clark, I. Cox.
in a chair near the window at the time.
separator.
the fight at Santiago:
place doing the mason work on the boiler
dant supplv for several weeks.
Wilson—W. J. Smith.
Her condition is not dangerous. Her
The
Lower
Nehalem
extends
congratu
­
hi tne saw mill.
He w’as in full uniform, with a brilliant At a fashionable party in Atchison, mother extinguished the blaze with a
Portland—C. L. Dyer.
lations to their neighbors up the river on
display of epaulets and gold lace, white Kan , the other day, each lady guest was blanket.
Mr. W. H. Teneyck, of Garibaldi, is
Elwood—F. N. Cadonan.
their railroad prospects, and hope to do
waistcoat and trousers. He found us required to thread a needle while sitting
cooking for the sawmill crew at this
Nestucca—L. C. Thompson.
the same for ourselves in the near future.
James P. Scott, clerk of the Waldorf.
covered with smoke and dust of battle, balanced on the slender end of a jug with
place.
Sheridan—Dr. VV. Tatom.
Astoria hotel, New York, is said to have
groups
of
half-naked
men
lining
up
to
sa
­
Newberry,
Ind.
—
L.
T.
Byrum.
a es Starck and Marion Phelps
her teet raised from the floor and ex­
BARNEGAT.
lute him as he passed, the faces streaked tended. Without more than referring to made $15,000 in Wall street in a few
Long Prairie—J. Earl, C. A. Smith.
went to the hub Saturday.
days. Janies Seek, head waiter in the
The Brothers Dunlap and a friend visit­ Nestocton—W. P. Wedges.
with
powder,
smoke
and
coal
dust.
He
the acrobatic nature of this performance,
John Bmbrum, of Hoquarton, wa« on
ed the Sandspit.
reached me on the bridge, finally, in a we must turn with profound gratification cafe, is credited with a winning of $15,-
Oretown
—
D
H.
Fletcher.
the beach a few days ago.
state of polite bewilderment, and pre­ to the knowledge that at last Atchison 000 and Max Cohen, another waiter,
H. M. Sampson, of Beaver, is back to
Forest Grove—J. H. McNamer.
The tug Rolierts is expected in the bay
sented his captain’s request for permis­ l is beginning to temper its amusements $10,000. All this was made from tips
his old home.
Barnegat—J. R. Harter.
in a day or two with the balance ofthe
on the market giVen by patrons of the
sion to pass in through our blockading
Ocean Beach—J. M. Harrison.
David
Hess,
of
Tillamook,
with
a
triend
with a little intellectuality. It takes notel. Other employes are winners in
machinery for the sawmill.
lines
and
bring
out
from
Santiaga
Aus-
Point
Arena,
Cal.
—S.
Foster.
canqied on the beach.
brains to thread a needle under such cir­ smaller amounts.
Miss Ella Alderman returned from
train refugees desiring to leave that be-
George W. Boyington and Joe Haux- Spruce—H. Gessner.
cumstances.
Tillamook Sunday last.
seiged town. After referring to him to
Larsen House.
hurst went to the city Wednesday and
Trouble Brewing,
Two years ago a Maine lumbering
Cape Meares Light Station—Geo. W. i Admiral Sampson and telling him lie party, not lieing able to find the conven­
returned Friday.
would
be
found
some
distance
to
the
WILSON RIVER.
P retoria , Transvaal May 16.—The
The steamer Louise came to Barnegat Boyington.
westward, he asked for news, and I told tional green ash for planking their shad, arrest at Johannesburg this morning of
Barnegat—Joe Hauxhurst.
Friday
with
a
load
of
hay
for
the
log
­
had
recourse
to
a
green
rock
maple
slab.
The people of Wilson river settlement
him we had just come out of action with
eight alleged British ex-officers has cans*
Salinas City, Cal.—W. W. Joyce.
ging camp.
are having their sh arg of Oregon mist.
Cervera’s squadron. He showed great The heat started the sap in the wood, ed intense excitement here. The pris­
Netarts—J. Jackson.
which
bubbled
and
hissed
about
the
fish,
J.
Biggs
returned
home
Saturday
with
surprise and said;
Miss Peterson of Miama has been the
Hobsonville—Geo C. Woehole.
imparting its delicate flavor to the dish oners were brought to Pietoria by spec­
his son much improved in health.
welcomed guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glad.
“Then there has been a battle?”
San Francisco A. H. Brigg.
when ready to be served, and lol it was ial train. After they had been lodged in
Miss Ida Watson began her school the I Seaside—Albert H. Johnson and J.S.
“Yes,” I replied.
Jno. Svenson expects to have Rome
discovered
that a new table delicacy had jail they were visited by the Britith dip­
“And the results ? he asked, eargerly.
painting done in the near future, The l.'.tli,
Johnson.
been
added
to the world’s cuisine. Now lomatic agent here.
“We have defeated them.”
painter being Mr. Munson.
Mr. Steinhill>er’s place is still moving
Netarts—A. Yager.
The arrests were effected by a detec­
“But where is Cervera’s fleet now’ ?” he there is no more green ash planked shad tive, who joined the movement, which,
Hobsonville—A. L. Payne and wife.
Your humble correspondent has been faster and faster out in the ocean.
for
the
Maine
|>eople,
but
sugar
maple
! inquired.
inf »rmed of the fact that Joseph Free-
it is asserted, was for the purpose of en
The last report the land slide had
“His flagship, the Maria Teresa, is every time.
man anticipates making an extended moved about 60 or 65 feet.
rolling men in order to cause an out«
Colonel Summers’Troops Captured
There
has
not
been
a
failure
or
a
fire
there, lieutenant,” I answered pointing
i break of rebellion.
trip to Astoria e’re long.
Incriminating docu­
San Isidro.
in Mazatian, Mexico, for almost fifteen
ments were found on the prisoners, and
M anila , May 17, 11:40 a.m.—General at the same time to the beach a few’miles
Hans Hcisel is having a brand new
HEBO.
years, and losses on account of bad debts
it is expected further arrests will be
Lawton's advance guard, under Colonel distant.
house erected on his ranch. It is rumored
We organized a Sunday-school last Summers, ofthe Oregon troops, took San I “But I see nothing there but some amount to very little. There are three made.
that Ilans intends taking unto himself a
banks, and three of the largest merchants
better half and make this his future Sunday. Mrs. Cornier was chosen stqier- Isidro, the insurgent capital, at 8:30this smoke, captain!”
I “It is the smoke of the Teresa burning, have a banking department connected
Cubans are Excited.
inteiident and Mrs. Stone as assistant. morning.
home.
with their stores.
The expedition, under Major Kobbe, of I lieutenant; it is a wreck upon the beach.” i
It is cold and cloudy and nothing new
Mr. Knight seems to be somewhat
H
avana
, May 16.—The manifesto
He was silent, and I continued:
A firm of English tea merchants offers
skilled as a veterinary surgeon. He per­ under the sun at Hebo to report this | i the Third artillery, consisting of the
which
General
Maximo Gomez is prepar.
to
every
married
woman
who
buys
a
I Seventeenth infantry, one battalion of “Close to it on the beach you will see
forms his operations with neatness and week.
pound ot its oOwent tea tor five consecu­ ing to issue will not only review his own
another
column
of
smoke;
that
is
the
the
Ninth
and
one
battalion
ofthe
First
dispatch.
Mr. Win Rhoads went tn the vallev
Oquendo burning. On the side, nearer tive weeks a pennon of $2.50 a week in position as to the payment of the Cuban
Gents, whenever a rainy day comes, I the first of the week with a load of artillery, left Cnlumpit at daybreak to­
army, but probably will direct the forces
day, marching up the Rio Grande to to us, is the Pluton, sunk in the breakers, j case of the death of her husband, pro.
mean b ichelors, be sure you have every­ cheese.
• and the Furor is near it, but is on the vided he was in good health when she to disband. Its issuance is expected to­
General
Lawton,
at
Arayal
A
flotilla
thing arranged orderly, yourself looking
Mr. Getchel's child was burned quite
' bottom in deeper water and is not vis-1 began to buv the tea. The pension is to morrow. Colonel Carlos Cespedes, who
half wav rctqiectahle, and in fact have bad last week. It caught a fire playing of canoes loaded with supplies also pro­
continue as long as she remains a widow. I is engaged in the supervision of copying
ible.”
ceeded
up
the
river.
Both
forces
were
everything tastv and inviting We will around some logs that were on fire. Its
the manifesto, declines to give any inform­
j , “But,” he interrupted, “you have then
convoyed
by
the
”
tine
lad
”
army
gun-
not endeavor to relate to the renders of father was burned in rescuing the child.
ation as to its contents, further than to
j
destroyed
half
those
splendid
vessels
of
Out of the Ordinary.
the Headlight as to what transpired not It is hoped that neither arc burned seri­ boats under Captain Grant.
say that Gomez recounts his faithful
Cervera’s!”
Aguinaldo
’
s
ex-secretarv,
Escamillo,
many <lavs past.
ously.
labors for Cuba ; asserts that he has no
“Wait, lieutenant.” I continued,” and
who was arrested here February 21, is
Mont R. Yickere, of Estelline. S.D., is
ambition other than to free Cuba, and
Some of the Hebo young people went employed as official interpreter by the look a few’ miles further to the westward
only 20 years old, but he is six feet seven
SOUTH PRAIRIE
down to meeting and basket dinner at a uthorities.
call upon all loyal Cubans to work, in
and you will see another column of inches tall and weighs 348 pounds.
Arstill school-house last Sunday. They
order to show that by building up the
I saw, Eiiaw, kissing Kate,
i smoke, that is the Viscaya, on the lieach
Prisoners Released by Luna.
There is a quicksilver mine in Peru 480 country they are Cuban citizen in the
The fact is. we all three saw.
report large crowd and good meeting.
near
Aserraderos.
As
to
the
Colon,
it
is
M anila , May 16th, 6:25 p.m.—
For lisMu, saw, that 1 saw Kate,
feet deep. In this abyss are streets, highest sense. The manifesto, according
Rev. Blalock went out to Sheridan ..
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’ 7 ’
7i Amen-
f
■ I still
And Kate, saw, that I saw Esau.
Messrs.
Carrick ami Holmes,
the
. t farther
r
, to the westward, out of squares and a chapel where religious
to Cespedes, will say that General Gomez
It is not Noinmh.ii question with us Tuesday. He will lie out in the vallev can civilians, captured at the Calumpit sight from us here, but you will see it worship is held.
has arranged with Governor-General
now, as to “who struck Billy Patter- two or three weeks preaching and rais rice mills, have lieen released by the rebel presently as your captain steers in that Dr. James B. Hodgkin, of Washington,
General Luna, who saw them through : direction to find Admiral Sampson, who owns a pair of silver spurs worn by Brooke that the mayors of the vari<
ron,’* as it is to the question of who's mg money to build a churchhousc.
cities shall be repositories for the arms.
It
is
rrjM.rted
some
of
the
young
men
his lines with several Englishmen, who i is that end of our line.’’
“ rattled” at Beaver.
His eyes ranged along the shore as I General Robert E. Lee on the day of his The manifesto w ill call upon all Cubans
surrender.
Lvman Lamb is the book-keeper on a at meeting Sunday, at the Arstill school­ received 48 hours’ notice to leave reliel I pointed out the different vessels.
to display real patriotism by laving
house, got off in the woods near ami had j territory.
$200,000 ranch at Ryde, Cal.
It is estimated that the great Salt down their arms and taking up agricul­
“Mein Gott!” he exclaimed. “Then
a fight. Young men should have more j The United States cruiser Charleston
John Marolf, is. or was. lying sick in a resfiect for thcmsclves.’to say nothing of
has arrived here from Hong Kong. She you have destroyed the whole of that lake, in Utah, contains 1,568,160,000,000 tural implements.
New York hospital.
«
1 did not think it pounds of sulphite of soda and 17,560,- Following its publication, Governor-
their parents and the Christian people, touched at Apam, ...........
communicating
with splendid
r _.ul it squadron!
’
' 339,200,000 pounds of salt.
The county saw mill, with acrew ot 18 to go to church to settle difficulties with the United States gunboat Concord, sta- I possible.”
General Brooke will issue a modified or
men is cutting lumber for and laving a fight.
tioned at the mouth of the harbor. Some | After a moment more of silent astonish, I The largest loaves of bread baked in der eliminating the necessity for the part­
down about 24 rods of planking on the
native archers shot arrows at the man-1 ment, he said, with a polite sympathy the world are those of France and Italy. icipation of any Cuban commander in
FOR TIIK NKSTI’CCA HKLLK PORT.
roads |»er day. Let the good work con­
.1
\ which
i t was sent * ashore
.
r
of-war
s boat,
for
. which concealed eager
*• professional cur- 1 The “ pipe” bread of Italy is baked in the distribution of the distribution of
i Does she think there is no bo* y but me?
tinue indefinitely.
loaves two or three feet long, while in the $3,000,000.
So I am the Nestucca belle you see.
sand, and no further attempt to land ; iousity ;
Reliable parties from the Necanicum, She loves a boy with all her heart,
was made. The Charleston also spoke | ‘‘And what injuries, captain? What ' France the loaves are made in the shape
Clatsop. re|M»rt here that those so called Ami he is her choice, I must “ imjMirt.”
the United States gunboat Wheeling at losses has the American squadron sus­ of very long rolls, four or five feet in T he death-roll of the Second Oregon
tained ?”
now contains fifty-three names, says the
timber cruisers that were found dead in He is no Hebo poet smart.
1 length, and in many cases six feet.
Lingayan. All was quiet there.
| “None,” I replied.
Oregonian. Most of them represent
the woods near that place were not tint She knows that breaks my heart.
General Lawton’s advance forces have
A
Krag
Jorgensen
rifle
tested
in
Ken-
her cruisers rt all, but were men sent to Tell me. dear, how tldslove 1 can convey. left San Miguel, and are moving in the ! ‘‘But, captain, you do not understand; I tucky sent a bullet through a black locust young men who were boys until they
soldiers, and whose patriotic
look out a pass tor a railroad through If it is not the Hebo |M»et by the w ay ?
direction of San Isidro. A rain storm im- it is what casualties—what ship lost or tree six feet in circumference, and the bui- became ______
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M
eagerness to enlist is a memory of but
to the lower Nehalem, as their ¡nutrii- But now to the Nestucca belle,
pe*1ed the progress ofthe troops and sev­ disable*!—that I ask.”
let. glancing on a rock,
went
into
the
i
yesterday.
The
services
The services of
of Memorial
Memorial
incuts were mainly those for taking Mv dear I’ll proceed to tell.
‘‘None, lieutenant,” I said. ‘‘The Indi­ ground over two feet.
ered the line of communication when the
The
experiments day will this year take on a new sig™-
levels, ¿tc.
force was within seven miles of its desti­ ana was struck twice, suffering no injury, indicated that the range of the gun is ficance to the generation that
The one who is the choice of mv life,
has
no loss. The other ships arc virtually in over three miles.
Between the county mill hurting and Is the ladv who is calle«! mv wife.
nation.
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the same condition. We are all of us per­ Most of the rag carpets covering the ! grown up since the grass grew green
whistling on our Southern bonier», our
Second Oregon’s Reti rn.
fectly ready for another battle—as much floors ot the Washington mansion at over the graves of the civil war. They
new creamery now in sucvcsstul o|iern-
He—I’m not at all pleased with that
w ill be more in keeping with the intent
so as before Cervera came out this morn­
tion down the Prairie, a prospective new party dress of yours.
Mount Vernon are woven on an old- in which this day was set apart than
W ashington , May 16.—Senator Me ing.”
t • ephone line, and some new tangled
She (coldly)—Aren’t you?
fashioned
loom
by
an
ancient
colored
Bride has had further conferences with
tor many years past. The pathos and
neighborhood rackets ami disturl»ances,
His astonishment was now complete.
He—No. the dress it«elf is altogether
woman. “Aunt ’Phemy,” whose forbears 1
the old settlers are getting so ’’rattled’* too low. and the bill for it is altogether the war department regarding the return
‘‘Mein Gott!” he exclaimed again. have for generations been connected with liereavement of war are, unhappily, not
ofthe Oregon regiment to Portland. Col­ “Admiral Sampson's fleet has destroyed
now’ entirely of the past, but they touch
that they don’t know part ot the time to*) high.
onel Summers has again cable*! saving these great Spanish ships, and without the Washington estate and family.
whether they are a foot or a horseback.
the . present through
names added
binuugn these
liicsc names
”Jones got broke of walking in his | that the regiment prefers to go by way injury to his own squadron! Sir, it is The two Pacific liner» to be laid down to th* ’'** o( the "«t'0"-» dea(l w,th ne*
i of San Francisco, and lie mustered out unheard of! I must go and inform
soon at Newport News will rank third in t€,lderne8s and power,
sleep. ”
NEHALEM.
my displacement among the world's big
at Portland. Secretary Alger said to­ captain.’’
•How?”
steamers. Each will have a displace-1 He quoted the old chestnut.
Mrs. I*. D. Newell has gone to Tilla- j “His wife made him carry the baby.'* day that the camp tentage and other
ment of 18,500 tons. In this respect they
equipment at San Francisco made
tnook on a visit.
NOTICK TO ( RFDITORS.
“In the spring a young man's fancy
will have lieen excelled only by the Great lightly turns to thoughts of love, he
• I hardly know,’’ Mid the Corn tai it more practicable to muster out the
Miss Theresa Cronen is home from the
Eastern,
27,000
tons;
the
Kaiser
Wil.
troops
there.
It
is
possible,
if
the
ship
Nortcs
««
H
kdksy
G
ive
».
—
That
the
under-
rhibwopher, whether it !»e letter for «
»aid
Academy on a short visit.
hat* been duly appointed l-y the Cou tv
is sent up the Columbia, it may Itc used Court of
th« Slate vf Oregon. for Tillamook helm der Grosse. 20,00>) tons; Oceanic.
She sighed and shook her head.
The Rev Naugle preached at Nehalem man to remain single and disappoint sev­ tor quarters until the muster out.
county administrator of the estate of KR1C 28,500 tons.
“That’s the trouble," she replied. “They
IKIFRSON «kvevased
III persons having
on Sunday afternoon, and gave a lecture eral women for a time or marry and dis­
claims
against
«axlestate
are
hereby
required
Secretary
Alger
told
Senator
McBride
appoint one woman for life
The cows in Belgium wear earrings. turn lightly instead of seriously."
to tlie young folks in the evening.
to present the same l»> me • ith proj»er vouchers
For
she was a girl who had been
1 that Oregon should have her share of the ash* law r«-quire*!, at the offi< e of R. L. Kddy. This is in accordance with a law which
through several spring engagements.
The Rev. Rhe*»mer will preach nt Ne
Attornev al i.aw, at Tillamook Cit*. Oregon,
It is doubtful if a man ever, strictly, capture*! cannon It isexpevted two will within
decrees
that
every
animal
of
the
bovine
«it mouth» from the date heteof
lialent on Sunday next.
make«* a g<MHl hushand; a man merely be obtained fr*»m the navy department Ihktcd thi- iMh day of May. i«*w
species, when it has attained the age of SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight will
FRANK KKftOTH.
There was a dance nt Batterson’s hall furnishes the raw material for a focal and two from the war dc|*artment tor
be sent tree on application. Send a
Administrator of the Estate of 3 months, must have in its ear a ring
huslmnd.
on Saturdny night.
Ki k Peter sou . deceased.
I the soldiers’ monument.
I to which is attached a metal' tag hear.' postal card or leave your name ut the
office It pays toaubneribe for the lend­
I
ing. lewaieet and bra*meet new paper
NETARTS