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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, October 19, 189&_
W.
W. THAYER IS
DEAD.
Ex-Governor Passes Away At Hia
Woodstock Home.
ONE MAN IN CONTROL
CURIOUS CONDENSATIONS.
Truckee Lumber Co.,
New York is fighting its soft coal
Buller to have Supreme Command
smoke.
in South Airica.
L ondon , Oct. 14.—War, so often pre­
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
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In Germany a tramp is called a “chau-
ssiergralientapezier.”
There are thirty-seven gold producing
counties in the 156,000 square miles of
California's area.
This has been the greatest year for
pears that the New Jersey farmers have
had for a decade.
For every 1,000,000 inhabitant in
Russia there are only ten papers and
journals of all sorts.
Cattle raising in Georgia has reached
a point where there is a surplus and the
surplus is coming West.
agents STEAMER LUELLA.
Italy has brought the Burghese muse­
um and gallery in Rome for 3,600,000
francs, to be paid in ten annual install­ Hobsonville, Or
ments.
While plowing on his farm, Joshua
Dean, near Petersburg. Ind., unearthed
ninety-eight flint spearheads and two
skeletons.
Sibera and the Amur county possess
advantages very similar
--------- to those of'
North America, Australia and parts of
Africa.
The newest ‘‘luck piece” is a carved
ivory rabbit, not bigger than a bean, Agents for Kopp’s Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Beer in the Northwest,
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privablj
which must lie carried in the palm of the
confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home.
hand.
The saving of the enlisted men in the
British army amounts to nearly $2,000,-
000 all of which is on deposit with the
government.
Willie Owen and Howard Grodon of
Hobart, Ind., spent their summer vaca­
PROPRIETORS OF
tion on their wheels, during which they
traveled 1,691 miles.
Among the curiousities of Prussian
statistics, is the fact that in a decade
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413 school children under 15 years of
age, committed suicide.
Servant girls are so scarce in Chicago
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook.
that employment agencies are ransack-
ing neighboring towns for material to
supply the demand.
The American Distilling company has
a concession from the Venezuelan govern­
You intend to give your house a new dress inside or out, see
ment covering the right to make whisky
and other liquors.
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber,
dicted in these dispatches as being the
inevitable climax lo hopeless things, has
comeat last, and is now in full swing for
the subjection of the little republic whose
military sun sets and rises at Majubahill.
Great Britain has set going machinery
more poweiful than that which crushed
Napoleon and twice as strong as that
which gave her Egypt and the Soudan.
General Sir Redvers Buller has gone, and
already the Boer bullets have sung a song
of desperate defiance.
That the next few weeks will l>e mark­
ed by sharp fighting can almost be taken
THE POPULAR EFFECT.
for granted. That the result will pro­
What has been the effect upon the bably be for a time not too favorable to
people at large of the extraordinary the British is also to be admitted. The
home-welcoming of Admiral Dewey, the main question is how long are hostilities
most remarkable exhibition of oar his­ to last. The ultimate English victory is
tory of popular admiration of a hero? almost assured by virtue of overwhelm,
Has it intensified public patriotism, has itig strength.
A forecast of the length and nature of
in strengthened sentiment favorable to
maintaining the victory of Dewey at the campaign should not be ventured
’
Manila, or was it productive of nothing without knowledge of an extraordinary
more than a passing interest and en- circumstance communicated to the Asso­
thusiam, leaving no lasting impression ciated Press on most reliable authority,
though hitherto not printed in England,
upon the minds of men ?
The American people are probable as namely, that Sir General Redvers Buller
prone as any other people to hero-wor­ has gone to take entire control of the
ship. They are easily aroused to an South Africa situation. He will be abso­
expression of esthusiastic admiration of lute as was Kitchener. Therefore, not
some brilliant military exploit some only the conduct of the war lies in his
signal act that increases American pres, discretion, but also virtually the future
Ex-Governor Thayer was 72 years old»
tige and adds to the honor and glory of of all South Africa, and no prognostica-
but was still a prominent practicing at­
the republic. No people excel them in tions are of value without first taking
torney, and in the full possession of his
appreciation of the man who preforms into consideration his personal character
mental vigor and clearness. Since lie
an illustrious service to the country. for obstinacy and frankness, traits re­
first came to Oregon in 1862, he had been
There is abundant evidence of this in our sponsible for the supremacy he has at­
prominent as an attorney, as governor
history. The honors paid to Admiral tained.
and judge of the supreme court of this
Two months ago the secretary of state
Dewey every true American approves of.
state. He was born at Dima, Livingston
He gave new glory to the American for war, the Marquis of Lansdowne, of­
county, N.Y., July 15, 1827.
His
navy. It is a matter of national pride fered Buller command of the projected
father was a man of influence in Western
that the formost naval officer of the army corps. Sir Redvers gave a point
New York, and his two sons, Andrew J.
world is an American. But is there not blank refusal unless the war office would
and William Wallace Thayer, the de­
something more than admiration of the guarantee him between 60,000 and 70,-
ceased, inherited his sterling qualities
| hero in the honors conferred upon 000 men. He is qnoted as ha ring said on
of mind and heart. Andrew J. Thayer,
Dewey?
Is there not behind the that occasion : “1 shall not lie handed
who afterward became supreme judge
popular enthusiasm with which he has down in history as another Sir George
of Oregon, early commenced the study
been welcomed a serious feeling that his Colley.’’ Thereference was, of course, to
of his profession of the law, and it was
achievement in Manila bay not merely the defeat at Majnha hill. He also said
his example which
stimulated the
| added to the glory of our country, but that if he were to go, it must be on the
younger brother, William, to adopt the
had a substantial
value no less distinct understanding that he could se
HERMAN GESSNER, Painter and Paper Hanger,
same profession. Andrew J. Thayer
A Connecticut Yankee has received per­
lect his own staff, and would be entirely
worthy of consideration.
came to Oregon at an early da v. He died
mission
from
the
king
of
Siam
to
erect
a
I It is not to be doubted that many uninterfered with by the war office. His
Spruee and Tillamook City, Or.
in 1873.
thoughtful people have been so impressed request regarding the staff, it is said, was $200,000 hotel that will be 1,000 feet
William Wallace Thayer began his
by the ceremonies attendingthe welcome prompted by his suspicion of Lord Wol­ long and four stories high.
education in the common schools of West-1
The Italian cruiser Garibaldi, recently
j of Dewey. Doubtless great numbers, be- seley would attempt to payoff old scores
ern New York, which extended to a I
' fore undecided or indifferent, have lieen by fostering upon him staff officers an launched from the yards of Ansaldo’s
knowledge of spelling ami the “rule of
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
persuaded by these events that the vic­ tagonistic to him. Lord Lansdowne de­ at Genoa, was launched nine months
three.’’ He early evinced an appetite for
tory in Manila bay should not lie allow­ murred, but the stronger man prevailed, after the keel was laid.
books, and what lie read he digested and
ed to become a barren achievement. All and Buller, having gained all the points
The Argentine locust has a habit of
assimilated into his mental constitution
over .he country, undoubtedly, the senti­ he coveted, accepted the supreme com­ moving forward like an army in line and
His orderly mind classified everything
ment is stronger today than a week ago mand.
gathering together in bunches, instead of
that he read, retaining the kernel and
Prior to Lord Lansdowne’s assent scattering like true grasshoppers
that what Dewey won should not be re­
rejecting the husks without effort At
linquished. If he has been correctly re­ General Bu!ler freely expressed the opin­
The mineral resources of Western Si.
Rochester, N Y, he was privileged to j
ported the great admiral has himself ion that when he had driven the Boers beria are vast. Between Tomsk and All work done on the Shortfst Notice and at Reasonable Prices, Satisfaction
attend law lectures and was admitted
guaranteed.
contributed to this sentiment. What­ into a corner, his hand might be stayed Kooznesk lie 60,000 square kilometers
to the bar in that city, March, 1851. I
ever his opinion may he in regard to the by a peace-loving public, or a well-inten­ (23,167 square miles) of coal lands,
He began the practice of his profession at '
way in which military operations have tioned war office—a consideration of which have never been touched.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Tonawanda, N. Y., and here he was'
been conducted in Luzon, there can be things he could not tolerate, for, as he
married to Miss Samantha C. Vincent,
Raleigh,
N.
C
.
has
the
largest
pair
of
no doubt that he thinks the United expressed it, his hand was “not one of
who survives him.
Leaving Tona­
oak trees in the United States, when per­ ß L. EDDY,
States should maintain sovereignty in those that, once put to the plow, releases
wanda, he moved to Buffalo, N. Y., where
fect
symmetry of trunk and top is taken
the Philippines. Every utterance attri­ its grip.”
he remained till he moved to Oregon in
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
It appears that both the queen and the into consideration. They stand 300
buted to him clearly implies his belief
1862. At Corvallis he formed a partner­
General Banking and Exchange busi-
yards north of the capitol.
cabinot
practically
acquiesced
in
his
de
­
that the insurrection should be suppres­
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ship with his brother, Andrew J. Thayer,
ness
interest paid on time deposits.
The
opinion
that
malaria
is
conveyed
sed and that under the rule of this gov- mand, although, of course, retaining a
for only a short time, when he moved to
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
eanment the Filipinos should be taught nominal control, scarcely worth the to human beings by mosquitoes haslong
I^ewiston, Idaho. He was elected and
H. COOPER,
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries.
the true principles of self government, name, Buller is pretty certain to cut the 1 been held by the Somali of East Africa,
served one term in the territorial legis­
according
to
information
given
in
Wick
­
for which he said they are not now wires l>ehind him and to be out of touch 1
lature. Afteward he was elected district
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
with London at critical moments, for * enburg's “Wanderungen in Ostafrika.”
fitted.
attorney of the third judicial district of
fear
the
cabinet
might
change
its
mind.
Tallahassee, the flower-bedecked capi.
We think it unquestionable that the
TILLAMOOK
Idaho. At the conclusion of this term
... OREGON.
tai city of Florida, boasts that it is the
in 1867, he returned to Oregon, and re­ effect upon the public mind of the Dewev i
celebrations has lieen to increase senti­
A leport was circulated at Vancouver. only American city founded by a mem­
sumed the pntctk*e of law at Portland,
II. GOYNE,
at once becoming a promiuent member ment in favor of the policy of the admin- Wash.,on Saturday morning to th*effect ber of the immediate family of Napoleon
Colonel Charles Louis
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
of the bar. In 1878 he was nominated for istration, but whether or not the effect that a farmer named Harris, of Sara, Bonaparte.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING,
will lie lasting is uncertain. Much will Wash., was drowned in the Columbia Napoleon Achille Mu
governor on the democratic ticket, and
Office: Opposite Court House,
A 5-year-old boy of Brentwood, Eng­
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
was elected on his personal popularity depend upon the results of military ojier- the previous night. Harris crossed the
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although the rest of the ticket was defeat­ ations during the next few months. If river about 5 o'clock on Friday evening land, has received the Royal Humane so.
Electric Baths nicely flitted up Good for
ed. lie was inaugurated governor Sep- these should be largely successful there on the ferry, on his way to Portland. cietv's diploma for jumping into the
persons suffering with rheumatism,
temlicr 11, 1878. The most important will be a rapid decline in the opposition About 7 o'clock Saturday morning the water and saving the lite of his baby (J LA UDE THAYER,
running gear of his wagon w as found brother. He is lalieved to be the
Building next door to the Post Office.
change during his administration was to the government’s policy.
hanging to the ferry slip, on the Oregon youngest certified life-saver on record.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
that affecting the judiciary. Prior to
that time the judges of the circuit courts I The Anglo-Venezuelan Award. side, half submerged in the water. The
From Cape Hatteras to Sandy Hook
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had constituted the supreme court, but , The compromise award in the bound- wagon-box had floated away, and was ! an inventor proposes to stretch a wire
lodged
on
a
sand
bar,
while
the
horse
1
a law was enacted for the election of the ary arbitration between England and
cable off shore, anchored at intervals, so
supreme judges.
Governor Thayer I Venezuela is satisfactory to the former» was standing on the sand shore several that endangered craft, instead of drifting
hundred yards distant, with a pair of upon the beach, may bring up against
seemed inspired by a desire to serve the
I if we may judge from the expressions
people of the state by a economical ad­ of the leading English newspapers. broken shafts and tangled harness cling­ the rojie and be held in safety.
ing to it.
Several sacks of potatoes,
ministration of public affairs.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
W ith one or two exceptions these re­ which had been in the wagon, could be
> i Governor Geer and Colonel Spencer left
On his retirement from the governor, gard the result as giving England all
D allas . O regon
seen at the bottom of the river where the Washington on Saturday tor Oregon.
ship, he resumed the practice of law, but that could reasonably have been ex­
SHAVING,
wagon w< nt over, and it was suppwed In an interview Governor Geer said "The
in 1884 he was nominated on the demo pected and otic jonrnal says that Great
¡(OBERT A. MILLER,
by those making the discovery that Har­ people of my state are overwhelmingly
HAIR CUTTING,
cratic ticket for chief justice, and was Britain gets more than on various oc­
ris ha<) met with an accident during the for expansion. We have no imperialists.
ATT03NEY-AT LAW,
elected. During his term ns chief justice casions she had expressed herself as
SHAMPOOING,
eight, and had possibly lieen drowned. Not only do the jieople favor the pro­
he was called on to tender mnnv itn- willing to concede to Venezuela. It is
O regon C ity , O regon .
The alarm was given, and arrangements gramme of the administration, bnt they
Land Titles hix I Land Office Business a
|M»rtant decisions, the reports of which also generally regarded as a valuable
were being made to search for the hotly, want to see the Philippine islands retain­ _______
Specially,
arc spread on the records, and they did contribution to the cause of arbitration,
everything strict T y first class .
when Harris appeared on the scene. He ed. I thiuk that the question of expan.
not in any wav diminish his high repu­ one paper remarking: “The award and
IJAMKH McCAIN,
explained that he had n ade a friendly sion was settled when we took posses­
tation as a lawyer. But the history of. the rapidity with which it was reinlered
,A. W. SEVERANCE.
call at a wayside sal<s>n, and on coming sion of those islands, and there is no wav
his work on the bench is preserved in the cannot fail to give a strong ini|>etus to
ypCAIN & SEVERANCE,
C, A. BAILEY,
out discovered his horse and wagon had of the United States leaving them It is
records and out of place in a brief sketch. international arbitration.”
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disH| pearad.
just
as
much
the
moral
duty
of
this
ATTORN
EYS-AT-LAW,
It may Iw said with truth that no
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
How it will be regarded in Venezuela
Rankin C. Good, the high school cadet country to suppress the insurrection in
memlier of the bar in this state was remains to be seen. That country is
OSBORNE MOWERS,
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more universally lielovcd than Governor now convulse«I with revolution anil ac­ who is promoting a scheme to name one the Philippines as it would be to sup.
Buggies, hay rakes, plows, snd nth*
Thayer.
All day Sunday his home cording to the latest advices a new gov­ of the first class battle-ship* "The Amer­ press an insurrection in any state or ter. J) A VID WILEY. M.D.,
farm machinery.
You ran »*»•
money by dealing with me,
east of the city was thronged with attor­ ernment ninv he installed there nt any ican Boy," giving th-» schoolboys of the ritory."
Special
Prices
on
Buggies
and Spring
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND
neys, who came to offer consolation ami time. Under the terms of the arbitra­ United ¡States the privilege of contribut­
A ittapatch to the Mandetsblad from
Wagons.
ing
to
the
cost
ol
its
construction,
recent
pay their respects to the eminent «lead tion the award of the tribunal is bind­
Bataria, capital of Java, says a violent
ACCOUCHEUR.
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook. Ore.
And chief among the callers were the ing upon both governments, but it is It called upon Congressman Berrv, in earthquake haa vUt«d the south side of
All call promptly attended to.
young attorneys, who express their sor-1 |M»sible that a new government in Newport. Ky„ to seek aid in the under the »land of Ceram, next to the largest
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FIRE INSURANCE.
row for his death, as they would of a Venezuela would not accept this. In taking. Colonel Berry stated that he of the Moluccas, het ween Booroo and
lather and counsellor. The young men view of the fact, however, that the de. proposed to introduce a bill in congress Papua, completely destroying the town C. E HAWKE, M.D.,
J. S. STEPHENS,
always received from him a helping hand vision of the tribunal of arbitration was providing that the ship shall be named of Amhei and killing instantlv some i
AGENT FOR THE
'The
American
Boy,
”
that
he
i*
corres
'
unanimous
it
is
altogether
probable
Envy, malice or uncharitableness had
4.000 people, as well as aoo:* .Wt) others i
PHYSICIAN and surgeon .
HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON »
no place or part in his make up. He that Venezuela will abide bv it. More- p<.tiding with Chairman Boutelle. of The aisiMich says details of the disaster ’ Offi
LIVERPOOL
GLOBE INSURANCE
o
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
I over, not to do so would lie an indig.
COMPANIES.
seemed incabable of the bearing ill will nity to the American citiaenw who re­ the committee on naval affairs, and that hare not yet been obtainad.
Office: Over Todd's Store
toward any one. He was as trust, presented Venezuela in the arbitration it was probable that the resolution would
S W Downing uperintendent of the i
Agent for North West School Supply
ini and opened-hearted as a child, but and thnmgh them to the United States lie favorably reported upon
City Warranta
Clas kamas hatche-y. left for )a visit
Company, Notary Public.
'
government,
which
brought
about
the
withal a man of great learning
In his
D.
C.
Gillespie,
who
was
arrested
at
TILLAMOOK,
—
OREGON
the Rogue river hatchery. J W Ber-
arbitration
■ fol,ow,inl» warrants are
practice as a lawyer, in his decisions as
now
Thus has been amicably settled a Junction CHy alwHii two weeks ago on viam. manager there has written Mr calfen in and payable .-.u
present
a judge, in his life as a man, his great de. controversy of long standing, which for the charge of .having ribbed and mur­ Downing that he has already secured
INSURE WITH
sirv was to do right ami promote equity ream was a menace to peaceftzl re la. dered old Mr» Faison, at Goldbench. Í..»t orn egg, Mr Downing stales that :
—so as to act and decide that those on lions between Great Britain and Ven­ Curry county, and burred the house. StM.tMM hare been secured at th* Clack-
Claude
Thayer,
ezuela and for a time ever threatened
**"te of
whose nght he was compelled to pass toimiMur friendship between this conn try Set tembor I* haa made a confession to •ma* Imkherv
Agent for Fireman’s Fund and Londo*
It j* exoeeted that the notice, Sept. 21. I899
th* sheriff and prosecuting attorney.
wuufci W4 UBVJib object was to find and England.
ran will continue for 35 days y et.
K. T hompson .
•nd Lancashire Fire Insurance
City Treasure.
Companies.
William Wallace Thayer, formerly
governor and chief just'ce- of Oregon,
died at his home soutlieast of Portland,
on the Woodstock and Waverly railway,
Bunday morning at 6 o’clock, after an
illness which began Friday in the rourt
house, the cause of his death being cere­
bral congestion In the enjoyment of
his usual health, Mr. Thayer went to the
courthouse Friday morning, where he
remained engaged in the transaction of
legal business until late in the afternoon,
when he was attacked with a chill. He
decided that lie would go home, hoping
by taking a rest to wear the attack off.
Friday night he rested very little, and
complained to bis wife of severe pains
at the base of Ins brain, which contin­
ued through the night till morning To-
ward noon Saturday, not feeling any
improvement, Dr, C. H Raffety was
summoned, and, on the arrival of the
physician, be found Mr. Thayer’s pulse
11)5 Despite every effort, it could not
beredi ced. Early Saturday evening he
fell into a comatose condition, and so
continued till death came. He passed
away peacefully, and apparently with
out pain, ills only son, Claude Thayer,
of Tillamook, arrived Thursday evening
and was present at the death of his fa­
ther.
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and declare the truth and right. He
never sought prominence, but it was
always thrust upon him. Whether as
governor, as chief justice, or as a private
citizen, his simple, uneffected manners
and life were his chief characteristics.
The “Old Governor,’’ as his friends loved
to call him, filled a laige place in his love
of this state, and of him more than any ,
other public man it can be said that of
enemies he had none. In the neighbor­
hood where he had lived for a number of
years, he was highly respected. He took
an interest in neighborhood affairs, and
served the Woodstock school district as
director, with the same care and atten­
tion he had given weightier affairs.
BOX SHOOKS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
LEIGH JONES, Mgr
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE
Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort.
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
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Tillamook Meat Market,
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc,
IF
FRED SAPPINGTON,
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator-
OF
C. & E. Thayer
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EDGAR LATIMER,
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER
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Hot and Cold Raths.